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00:03:09.920 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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00:03:28.640 We're going to talk to Alex Epstein here in just a second about COP28.

00:03:34.960 I can't take the insanity that is coming out from these global, quote, leaders that are telling us that we need to abolish all coal.

00:03:44.340 How many people have to die before we all recognize it's a really bad idea?

00:03:53.060 We'll talk to him.

00:03:54.020 He's from the Center for Industrial Progress and founder and president and the author of a great book called Fossil Future.

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00:05:16.880 Wow, that was great, Stu.

00:05:18.140 Thank you so much for that.

00:05:18.680 I wanted to wait for the people to sing.

00:05:19.600 They were singing.

00:05:20.380 No, it was really great.

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00:05:21.640 It was really great.

00:05:22.440 They were singing.

00:05:23.400 They were saying, stand up.

00:05:24.580 It's a reason why you're in the Hall of...

00:05:26.300 Oh, wait a minute.

00:05:27.760 You didn't make it.

00:05:30.580 Alex Epstein is with us.

00:05:33.220 I wasn't even nominated.

00:05:34.380 From the...

00:05:36.380 It's an honor to be just...

00:05:37.580 It's not Susan Lucci for me.

00:05:38.840 They're just like, no.

00:05:39.800 No.

00:05:40.600 Center for Industrial Progress, founder and president, and author of Fossil Future.

00:05:45.720 He's been watching COP28, which, you know, I didn't see 1 through 27, so I didn't really

00:05:52.940 get it, but we wanted to have him come in and fill us in.

00:05:56.600 It's getting more and more insane, isn't it?

00:05:58.960 Yeah.

00:05:59.200 I mean, what's been your kind of observation just looking at it from headlines?

00:06:02.720 I'm curious.

00:06:03.880 My observation is the arrogance is getting out of control.

00:06:09.700 They're the attitude of the little people must be tamed is sickening.

00:06:21.300 Yeah, I mean, you see these calls.

00:06:25.660 I was just reading this morning.

00:06:26.800 They're considering the draft language.

00:06:28.560 So just so people know, so COP stands for Conference of the Parties, and it's part of

00:06:32.660 what's called the United Nations Framework Concern in Climate Change.

00:06:35.480 They have all these acronyms and everything like that.

00:06:37.760 And then the allegedly scientific basis of this is called the IPCC, Intergovernmental

00:06:42.280 Panel on Climate Change.

00:06:43.880 And this is really the epicenter of the net zero movement.

00:06:47.060 This is where they convene every year, and they always say the same thing, which is we

00:06:51.500 did a decent job restricting fossil fuels, but we really didn't do enough.

00:06:55.740 So this year, we really have to finish the job.

00:06:58.940 And so they start arguing, and everyone starts out by saying we should get rid of fossil fuels.

00:07:02.920 That's the starting point.

00:07:04.040 And then some remotely sane people kind of mitigate it, but it still ends up with a totally

00:07:10.020 evil, in my view, conclusion.

00:07:12.040 But right now, they're literally considering that something that says a just and orderly phase

00:07:16.700 out of fossil fuels.

00:07:17.800 That's one option.

00:07:19.040 The second one is...

00:07:20.180 What's a just and orderly?

00:07:22.680 Is that like America should get rid of it first?

00:07:26.480 Yes, exactly.

00:07:27.640 Exactly.

00:07:28.080 So that's the one that's getting headlines right now, because the leaders want that.

00:07:36.200 And it's really perverse, because the only legitimacy to it is they're recognizing, wait

00:07:41.880 a second, it doesn't make sense for undeveloped countries and developing countries to have

00:07:45.960 net zero policies.

00:07:46.900 They're already a net zero.

00:07:48.040 That's their problem.

00:07:49.000 Yeah, right.

00:07:49.520 Right.

00:07:49.740 That's the issue.

00:07:51.600 But then there's this...

00:07:53.200 And so some African nations are standing up and saying, hey, it's good for us to use

00:07:56.560 fossil fuels.

00:07:57.640 And some are saying it's good for the world to.

00:07:59.580 But then there's this movement, which is often like climate justice or climate reparations,

00:08:03.540 where they say, no, no, Africa gets to use fossil fuels.

00:08:06.020 And then the US needs to stop using fossil fuels by 2030, which, can you imagine a worse

00:08:11.880 thing for the world for all the developed economies to be destroyed?

00:08:15.800 That is not going to help anybody.

00:08:18.420 So it's still just this murderous movement.

00:08:21.180 And the key to it is fossil fuel benefit denial.

00:08:23.960 They just ignore the benefits of fossil fuels.

00:08:26.140 They say, we don't like the side effects of fossil fuels on climate, but they ignore

00:08:29.540 the benefits.

00:08:30.220 And it's exactly as if you had an antibiotics conference and they just said, let's get rid

00:08:33.940 of antibiotics.

00:08:34.400 We don't like the side effects.

00:08:35.420 It's like, okay, but that's going to kill billions of people.

00:08:38.420 They're like, we're not going to talk about that.

00:08:40.020 We're just against antibiotic side effects.

00:08:42.480 So tell me what a world looks like without fossil fuels.

00:08:48.420 I mean, there's, you can't describe it to people like the destruction of it, because

00:08:54.340 it would be literally like, let's take their timetable of 2050, which, you know, this is

00:08:58.540 something, this is not an obscure view.

00:09:00.080 This is literally the most popular political idea in the world.

00:09:02.820 I mean that truly, that we should be net zero by 2050.

00:09:06.540 So that means rapidly eliminate almost all fossil fuel use.

00:09:09.900 We could talk about some of the oil companies are pretending you can capture all the CO2 by

00:09:13.320 2050.

00:09:13.680 That definitely is not true.

00:09:15.060 We could, we could talk about that.

00:09:16.140 So it means rapidly eliminate fossil fuels, but fossil fuels are 80% of the world's energy.

00:09:21.520 They're still growing because they're uniquely cost effective.

00:09:24.040 That's why China is building 300 new coal plants, despite, you know, all the hostility

00:09:27.940 toward fossil fuels.

00:09:28.940 So if you get rid of the most cost effective source of energy in a world where most people

00:09:34.060 use very little energy, and energy is absolutely a requirement for people to survive, let alone

00:09:39.680 flourish, because it allows us to use machines versus using manual labor.

00:09:43.160 That's just the apocalypse.

00:09:44.920 Like just agriculture.

00:09:46.040 We depend on diesel fuel for machinery, and we depend on natural gas for fertilizer.

00:09:50.080 We cannot feed 8 billion people without that.

00:09:52.380 And these monsters are discussing eliminating fossil fuels full stop.

00:09:56.300 And they're just not thinking about this.

00:09:58.060 I have to tell you, I was watching yesterday, I happened to be standing, waiting for something.

00:10:03.860 And I stood outside, and there was this big, what do you call those, you know, the diggers

00:10:08.820 with the big claws?

00:10:10.260 Excavators?

00:10:10.880 Excavator, yeah.

00:10:11.480 And thank you.

00:10:12.800 Hall of Fame.

00:10:13.840 Reminder, he's in the Hall of Fame.

00:10:15.380 And I'm watching them, and I'm like, this is the greatest boy job ever.

00:10:21.140 I mean, that, I mean, I still, you know, at almost 60, I'm like, I want that job.

00:10:26.720 But I just, I sat there, and I watched it, and I thought, oh, that's going to work with

00:10:30.980 battery power.

00:10:32.220 That's absolutely, I mean, there will be nothing, there will be nothing that is working.

00:10:37.980 And if you get rid of fossil fuels, how do you charge the batteries?

00:10:42.360 So it's, I think it's important, once you start asking these questions, I think you

00:10:47.120 realize a broader point of mine, which is that the green movement and the green energy

00:10:50.820 movement, they're not an attempt to replace fossil fuels with better energy.

00:10:55.420 It's, there's a deep hostility toward energy as such, because their focus is, let's, let's

00:11:01.060 protect the planet from human impact.

00:11:02.480 That's their basic thing.

00:11:03.580 Human impact is evil, let's protect the planet from it.

00:11:05.880 But if you hate human impact, you have to hate energy, because energy is impact.

00:11:09.140 That's what we do with energy, is we impact the planet.

00:11:12.080 That's, like, we make machines.

00:11:14.040 We spent thousands of years trying to come up with a way to create energy.

00:11:21.700 Thousands of years.

00:11:22.980 We wanted impact.

00:11:24.140 Right.

00:11:24.520 We were starving to death, freezing to death.

00:11:27.060 Every species wants impact except modern environmentalist humans.

00:11:30.560 Right.

00:11:30.840 How do you convince these dolts that this is just, this is suicide?

00:11:37.740 You know, I, I don't understand.

00:11:39.420 I, I mean, I do understand that people like John Kerry, they'll be able to have access to

00:11:45.360 everything they need.

00:11:46.400 But these people who are out in the streets picketing and, I mean, are they really that stupid?

00:11:54.880 Have they not done the math on this at all?

00:11:59.860 Well, I think, I think so.

00:12:01.300 Some people are truly anti-human, but I don't think that's most people.

00:12:04.780 I think most people, they've just, they haven't even realized that they've been taught to think

00:12:08.940 of something in a totally biased way.

00:12:10.820 Again, ignoring all the benefits of fossil fuels and only looking at the negative side

00:12:14.140 effects.

00:12:14.420 So one thing I do is I just point that out.

00:12:15.900 Hey, with any technology, we need to be even-handed.

00:12:18.460 Look at both benefits and side effects.

00:12:20.640 And then you need to educate them because, for instance, people don't know that fossil fuels are

00:12:24.180 uniquely cost-effective.

00:12:25.400 They're taught the fiction that fossil fuels can be rapidly replaced by solar and wind.

00:12:29.320 Yeah, right.

00:12:29.840 They're also taught that our climate-

00:12:30.980 Those are people without solar or wind power at their house.

00:12:33.700 So one of the things, you know, I have this book, Fossil Future, but also a free website,

00:12:37.160 energytalkingpoints.com, and people can search any topic there and they can get very concise,

00:12:41.900 well-referenced points.

00:12:43.600 And that's helping people educate their friends and family.

00:12:46.440 So if you're, you know, you're having discussions during Christmas, just go to

00:12:48.620 energytalkingpoints.com and you can search like solar and wind and you can learn the

00:12:52.660 truth about it.

00:12:53.060 It's not too hard to explain, but the, you know, the mass media and educational system

00:12:57.140 have just totally made people ignorant.

00:13:00.040 So when they say no more fossil fuels, does that mean no more drilling for it either, right?

00:13:06.920 Well, it's actually worse than that because they make the, well, because, so no more fossil

00:13:11.900 fuels is essentially-

00:13:13.240 We're going to stuff people down the oil wells to replace the dinosaurs.

00:13:16.900 Well, but what they do is they make this 2050 target for, we have to be net zero, which

00:13:21.800 means we can't add any more CO2 to the atmosphere by 2050, which I think would be the apocalypse

00:13:26.980 if that's what you do.

00:13:28.960 But then what they do in the meantime is they say, it's not like that happens in 2050.

00:13:34.900 They say, well, we need to ban, for example, natural gas infrastructure.

00:13:37.780 So the Markey out of, uh, Markey out of Massachusetts, the Senator, like he led this push to say no

00:13:44.280 new natural gas infrastructure.

00:13:45.580 He said, we committed to no new natural gas infrastructure by end of 2022.

00:13:49.420 So we should do it.

00:13:50.720 And I'm thinking, wait a second, have you witnessed Europe?

00:13:52.720 Like Europe is afraid of winter now, like it's game of Thrones, right?

00:13:56.920 There's a shortage of gas in the world.

00:13:58.780 Like Russia invades Ukraine.

00:14:00.200 Everyone is desperate for gas.

00:14:01.600 Bangladesh is having blackouts because they don't have enough gas.

00:14:04.220 And your solution is no new natural gas infrastructure.

00:14:07.740 And also they think they don't understand oil and gas deplete.

00:14:10.760 So you constantly need to build new stuff.

00:14:12.820 Otherwise you can't even stay at your current level, let alone the larger level that people

00:14:17.180 need around the world.

00:14:18.420 Right.

00:14:18.980 So, but what I'm asking is there are other uses for oil.

00:14:25.040 Yeah.

00:14:25.880 Um, you know, it's our synthetics for our clothing and everything else that comes from oil, the

00:14:31.180 capsules of our drugs.

00:14:32.800 What is, are they saying stop all that too?

00:14:37.140 Well, some of them say like, oh, we can do it for that.

00:14:40.060 But that, that whole industry is dependent on using it for energy.

00:14:44.080 It's not like, it's going to be a totally different thing.

00:14:45.860 Because it's a byproduct.

00:14:46.520 Yeah.

00:14:46.760 So it's, um, I mean, but the point is the green people are not thinking about energy.

00:14:52.860 Energy is not their focus.

00:14:54.520 Protecting the planet from humans is their focus.

00:14:57.440 So every time you bring up these rational things, it's true, but they're not thinking about

00:15:01.920 that.

00:15:02.180 That's not what they care about.

00:15:03.120 And in a sense, I talk about this in chapter three of fossil future.

00:15:06.380 In a sense, the, the benefits of fossil fuels are the problem because they, the benefits of

00:15:11.400 fossil fuels allow the human race to expand for us to have 8 billion people for us to have

00:15:15.480 a lot of impact.

00:15:16.140 And a lot of these guys say explicitly, we should have 1 billion people or less.

00:15:20.500 Now think about what that implies in terms of any kind of near-term action.

00:15:24.720 How do you get 8 billion people to 1 billion people?

00:15:27.060 They die.

00:15:28.280 Yeah.

00:15:28.560 And you got to make them die somehow.

00:15:31.700 It is.

00:15:32.820 It's so anti-human.

00:15:34.660 You know, the, the, especially when, when John Kerry said at, at cop 28, what, a couple

00:15:42.600 of days ago that he just, he just gets enraged when he sees people who should be responsible

00:15:53.400 in leading other people.

00:15:54.980 And they don't understand we can't build another coal fire plant.

00:15:59.820 We got to get rid of them.

00:16:01.500 I think to myself, first of all, who are you to decide who lives and dies?

00:16:08.540 Cause that's, that's really what it is.

00:16:11.000 And the arrogance of your, of, of your position is just, it's crazy, crazy dangerous.

00:16:18.900 I mean, I think the coal thing is particularly scary cause everyone is piling on coal.

00:16:24.100 And just if I mentioned energy talking points.com, if you just search electricity emergency, here's

00:16:28.660 the state that we have right now.

00:16:30.260 So we have a grid where we're artificially increasing demand for reliable electricity

00:16:34.680 through EVs, right.

00:16:36.120 And other, and trying to ban gas stoves this in California, where I live, this is the worst,

00:16:40.260 but it's, it's happening everywhere.

00:16:41.400 Then we're artificially decreasing the supply by shutting down coal plants, natural gas plants

00:16:46.900 and nuclear plants.

00:16:47.980 So we have that already.

00:16:49.360 We already have an emergency where look at what happens in Texas.

00:16:52.260 You guys have daily emergency alerts right throughout the summer.

00:16:55.120 Like your power company doesn't provide power.

00:16:57.340 They tell you not to use power.

00:16:58.940 That's a bad sign for the power company.

00:17:01.360 And it was never like that in Texas.

00:17:04.100 And in this environment, coal plants are protecting us from the abyss.

00:17:08.420 This is a baseload source of power.

00:17:10.420 It's reliable.

00:17:11.480 We've shut down way too many without a viable replacement.

00:17:14.200 And what does our administration do representing us on the international stage?

00:17:18.060 They say, we're going to shut down the rest of them as quickly as possible.

00:17:21.040 If they do that, we lose 20% of our reliable capacity or more.

00:17:25.820 How long before the whole country is enrolling blackouts?

00:17:31.220 I mean, it just depends because we have this EPA that's just, again, they have no contemplation

00:17:35.840 of the benefits of fossil fuels or reliable electricity.

00:17:38.500 They're just focused on let's eliminate any emission we can.

00:17:41.980 So it's hard to say.

00:17:42.700 But when you see the emergency alerts, that means you have shortages.

00:17:46.280 And it also means you have industrial blackouts.

00:17:48.400 It means that industrial customers are having their power cut off.

00:17:51.520 That happens before, like a blackout is an accident, but the shortages are what you want

00:17:55.900 to watch for because that means that you don't have enough power.

00:17:58.680 So we have shortages and all of these plans to decrease the supply.

00:18:02.400 I think when I talk to a lot of politicians, this is one of the things I tell them, like,

00:18:06.340 this is the existential thing you need to watch out for.

00:18:08.800 And because the coal industry is so small and has a small lobby, you're not getting enough

00:18:13.240 information about it.

00:18:14.800 The oil and gas people are not on.

00:18:16.540 I mean, they do a lot of good stuff.

00:18:17.480 They're not on top of this enough.

00:18:18.640 And there's some hostility toward coal sometimes.

00:18:20.520 But like these coal plants, you do not want to shut these things down.

00:18:24.160 We do not have the natural gas capacity that we're building.

00:18:26.840 The natural gas infrastructure isn't built for electricity yet.

00:18:29.960 We need a lot more gas pipelines.

00:18:32.460 We need to do a lot more stuff in gas.

00:18:34.260 But shutting down coal is right now is a terrible, terrible idea.

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00:20:25.520 So have you done any work on the...

00:20:28.240 We're talking to Alex Epstein.

00:20:30.780 He is the author of Fossil Future.

00:20:33.600 And he's with the Center for Industrial Progress.

00:20:36.040 He's, I think, the leading voice against climate change.

00:20:41.640 Climate catastrophism.

00:20:42.980 I can't stop the change.

00:20:44.760 Yeah, I know.

00:20:45.980 So have you done much on the Inflation Reduction Act and how we are paying people to dismantle

00:20:55.180 these coal plants?

00:20:57.040 Oh, yeah.

00:20:57.440 So, again, I keep plugging energytalkingpoints.com.

00:20:59.540 If you search IRA or Inflation Reduction Act, I think we have the most comprehensive analysis.

00:21:03.660 So we could talk a lot about it.

00:21:05.740 I mean, I called it at the time the Manchin Green New Deal.

00:21:08.840 Yeah.

00:21:09.220 Because it was, you know, Manchin had stood up against various iterations of this.

00:21:13.520 And I think substantively this was the same basic idea as the Green New Deal in terms of

00:21:18.060 we're going to restrict fossil fuels and then we're going to subsidize and various ways prop

00:21:24.140 up this green energies stuff.

00:21:26.760 And it's just been it's been a total disaster.

00:21:29.280 I mean, if you look at the, you know, the projected costs went from like a couple hundred billion

00:21:33.120 dollars, which is also terrible, to like a trillion dollars per decade.

00:21:36.360 One thing people don't know is it has no end date.

00:21:38.560 The subsidies have no end date because they say it's either 2032 or when we reduce our emissions

00:21:45.120 by 75 percent, whichever comes last.

00:21:47.580 Well, even according to the Biden administration, we're not going to have that by 2050.

00:21:52.280 So it just means this endless parade of subsidies.

00:21:55.000 And what this is doing is it's in different ways forcing more and more unreliable solar and

00:21:59.540 wind on the grid and trying to get rid of coal at a time when we need reliable electricity

00:22:04.720 more than ever.

00:22:05.680 How is the where's the disconnect in people's heads between I'm buying an electric car?

00:22:12.440 I want an electric car.

00:22:14.660 And the idea that we're making less energy and we don't even have the grid.

00:22:24.660 The way our grid is now, it is not capable of carrying that much electricity.

00:22:31.320 I mean, I think we need to I think it's pretty easy to connect to make.

00:22:34.000 It's just there's often this stuff where people don't have something pointed out.

00:22:38.620 And so they're just not thinking about it because they're just taught not to think about

00:22:41.880 it.

00:22:41.980 But if you point it out, it's pretty simple.

00:22:43.680 That's why I say, hey, look, we're increasing the demand for reliable electricity and we're

00:22:47.540 decreasing the supply.

00:22:49.040 Isn't that and we're talking about drastically decreasing the supply more is not a problem.

00:22:52.320 Most people will say, yes, I mean, this came up in the Newsom.

00:22:55.160 I don't know if you saw the Newsom DeSantis debate.

00:22:57.080 I thought DeSantis had a really good point, which is a point that I make a lot, particularly being

00:23:01.960 a Californian, which is this point about, well, Governor Newsom announced, hey, no more internal

00:23:06.820 combustion engine.

00:23:08.220 Right.

00:23:08.720 And then six days later, you know, you have to use EVs.

00:23:11.160 And six days later, California told us, don't charge your EVs.

00:23:14.280 We don't have enough power.

00:23:15.440 That's like 10 percent penetration.

00:23:17.120 Right.

00:23:17.720 What is it like at 60 percent and 70 percent?

00:23:20.500 And we keep shutting down our reliable plants.

00:23:23.700 All right.

00:23:23.840 More in just a second.

00:23:24.800 And I want to talk to you about the candidates.

00:23:26.880 Which candidate do you think is best to stop all of this?

00:23:30.660 We'll do that in just a minute.

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00:24:55.240 Well, we're with Alex Epstein and he is sitting here in the studio and he has the guts to

00:25:13.380 try to say that climate related emergency, climate emergency deaths are down.

00:25:21.220 Wow.

00:25:21.900 How dare I mean?

00:25:22.780 How dare he?

00:25:23.540 I mean, we all know we listen to the politicians and and all of the people at COP 28.

00:25:29.680 We all know that climate deaths are are through the roof now.

00:25:33.760 Well, it's interesting because usually they just avoid that subject.

00:25:36.840 If you look at the rhetoric, what they'll do usually is they'll just use anecdotes.

00:25:39.880 Right.

00:25:40.060 So say like 50 people died in Pakistan.

00:25:42.000 This is unprecedented.

00:25:43.020 And you're like, no, wait, actually, many, many more people used to die in Pakistan and

00:25:48.320 in general deaths used to be 50 times what they are today.

00:25:51.820 Interestingly, Hillary Clinton had the gall this year to say we're we just started studying

00:25:56.640 climate related deaths and we're finding that they're going up.

00:25:59.900 And like, wait, we have records going back a long time.

00:26:02.960 Right.

00:26:03.180 We have records of, you know, millions of people dying in a given year, like 100 years

00:26:06.780 ago from drought.

00:26:07.620 And specifically, she said, and we know the biggest cause of climate death is heat death.

00:26:13.220 And this is news to me and to everyone who knows anything, because on every continent,

00:26:17.320 Russia, yeah, on every continent, even the African continent, cold related deaths exceed

00:26:23.840 heat related deaths.

00:26:25.120 So overall, it's something like an eight to one ratio.

00:26:27.480 So for most people, the planet is too cold.

00:26:30.380 Also, by the way, warming occurs more in colder places than in warm places.

00:26:34.180 So it tends to even save more lives.

00:26:36.500 So but she's just I'm glad she's bringing this up because it's so easily refuted.

00:26:40.420 But they're finally bringing up the issue of death, which they've evaded for years because

00:26:45.140 the numbers don't support them.

00:26:47.040 I believe it's in your book, Alex, where they've never put this the graph that you have

00:26:52.140 and you've shown 98 percent drop in climate related deaths.

00:26:55.660 They've never put that in an IPCC report.

00:26:58.860 No.

00:26:59.600 Right.

00:26:59.900 And like that to me is so revealing.

00:27:02.400 Fundamentally, what are we talking about here?

00:27:04.080 With all these things put together, the main thing we're trying to prevent are climate

00:27:08.560 related deaths.

00:27:09.920 So that would be the number one graph to show in a report about the climate.

00:27:14.460 And there are thousands of pages of reports.

00:27:16.780 So they don't even talk about the rate of climate death, because let alone this graphic,

00:27:21.040 which is taken from mainstream data because they don't want to do it.

00:27:23.580 They also mentioned zero times any climate related benefits of fossil fuels, which is odd

00:27:28.600 because one of the main things we do with fossil fuels is protect ourselves from climate.

00:27:31.680 Think about irrigation powered by fossil fuels, crop transport, air conditioning, heating.

00:27:39.000 Like, I mean, so many ways in which we use fossil fuels take the naturally dangerous climate

00:27:43.920 and make us unnaturally safe.

00:27:45.620 And if you're interested in the future of climate danger, you can't ignore the benefits

00:27:48.980 of fossil fuels because your level of mastery over climate determines what's dangerous.

00:27:54.100 Correct.

00:27:54.500 Right.

00:27:54.700 It's like heat and cold.

00:27:55.960 Like in the United States, we have every climate imaginable and we can live to 80 in

00:27:59.360 every state easily because we're masters of climate.

00:28:02.400 So that's what the whole world should do.

00:28:03.720 If you care about climate livability and avoiding climate danger, just have enough energy so you

00:28:08.260 can deal with any climate.

00:28:09.340 It's very simple.

00:28:10.100 You can live comfortably.

00:28:11.780 I mean, in Minnesota and you can live comfortably in Arizona.

00:28:19.420 You, you, I mean, you had to chop a lot of wood to live in Minnesota and you couldn't live in

00:28:29.140 Arizona.

00:28:30.040 You just couldn't have done it.

00:28:31.620 Nobody lived there until air conditioning.

00:28:34.180 It was very few that would actually move down there.

00:28:37.260 Look at what cities are thriving right now.

00:28:40.600 And that's all because of air conditioning.

00:28:42.580 And yesterday I saw a story from cop 28 where they're saying, got to get rid of air conditioning

00:28:48.920 too.

00:28:49.620 I find that's the most revealing.

00:28:51.040 Like their, their whole thesis is we're worried about the earth is getting too warm.

00:28:55.120 So let's ban air conditioning.

00:28:58.060 That's, that's the, that's the philosophy.

00:29:00.580 And you see, it shows the anti-humanism because what it shows is even by their own view of the

00:29:06.040 problem, they're against any solution that protects us.

00:29:09.700 It, they're, they're just against anything.

00:29:11.120 And even if you ask, like they're against the idea of capturing CO2 from fossil fuels

00:29:15.360 usually, which I don't think you can do that efficiently on a global scale, but it's revealing.

00:29:18.900 And they're also against what they call geoengineering, which is at some point cooling the earth.

00:29:23.740 Like I believe if we, if we actually faced a warming crisis, which we don't, but you should

00:29:27.640 explore, are there any macro things you can do?

00:29:29.660 You know, volcanoes cool the earth, but they're like, no, that's, that's the thing.

00:29:33.520 They want us to always withdraw our impact.

00:29:36.200 They don't want us to cause any problem and then solve the problem with more impact in

00:29:40.960 technology.

00:29:41.500 They just want us to withdraw impact and technology.

00:29:45.060 So is the air conditioning thing targeted towards really the United States more than anybody

00:29:52.420 else?

00:29:52.780 Cause you go over to Europe, you know, they don't use ice cubes and generally speaking,

00:29:58.620 they don't have, you know, central air.

00:30:01.240 We are big on air conditioning.

00:30:05.200 Well, you can think of it as it's targeting us, or you could think of it as it's targeting

00:30:08.880 people improving their lives both ways.

00:30:11.640 It's really bad because you want air conditioning because what they do is their whole focus is

00:30:16.060 let's eliminate human impact and particularly, uh, the impact particularly eliminate CO2.

00:30:22.020 And so what they do is they just categorize human activities, not by how good they are for human

00:30:26.640 life.

00:30:26.820 Who cares about that, right?

00:30:27.840 We're focused on the climate.

00:30:29.060 They categorize them by how much impact do they have?

00:30:31.580 And they say, Hey, you know, air conditioning uses a lot of energy.

00:30:33.920 So if we want to reach our goal, we got to stop doing air conditioning.

00:30:36.960 When did they stop teaching trees, breathe in as we breathe out.

00:30:43.040 When I was a kid that, I mean, we knew it's this great circle trees, breathe in what we

00:30:50.380 exhale and create what we inhale.

00:30:53.700 Well, yeah.

00:30:54.300 So what that means is more CO2 generally means more plant growth.

00:30:57.960 Correct.

00:30:58.300 We still, so some of the CO2 gets absorbed by trees and some gets absorbed by the oceans

00:31:02.540 and some, we put still have more in the atmosphere than we used to.

00:31:05.940 But I look at all this from a humanistic perspective, just, Hey, is the world today

00:31:10.020 with more CO2 in the atmosphere, more plant life and more, most importantly, more energy.

00:31:14.500 Is that a better world than the energy starved world of a hundred or 200 years ago?

00:31:19.460 And it's better in every respect, including climate.

00:31:21.980 I yet have, I have yet to meet one green activist who would prefer to live in the supposedly

00:31:26.700 perfect climate of 1850.

00:31:28.940 Right.

00:31:29.960 Right.

00:31:30.500 Because they would freeze to death or burn or heat to death because they didn't have any

00:31:34.540 mastery over it.

00:31:35.640 Um, let's talk about the, uh, candidates tonight is, uh, the, uh, the Republican debate.

00:31:42.160 Um, we have four people, unfortunately on stage and one that is not going to be there.

00:31:47.460 Donald Trump, when you look at, I'm sure you've talked to most, if not all of the candidates,

00:31:52.660 or at least their, their surrogates, um, who is the best, who has the best understanding

00:32:00.180 of this, uh, and who do you think is the most serious about stopping this kind of nonsense?

00:32:09.100 So for once, I'm a little hesitant to say stuff because I, I advise kind of a lot of different

00:32:14.640 offices and campaigns and that kind of thing.

00:32:17.140 Um, so I'm trying to get everyone to use what I'm advocating.

00:32:20.580 Um, I think I'll, but I'll talk about what people have said publicly.

00:32:23.580 So I think all of them, Christie is actually the one I know least in terms of, of his views,

00:32:27.840 but he seems decent on it.

00:32:29.380 Um, the ones who've been the most of the people tonight, the ones who've been most outspoken

00:32:34.180 and using the kind of line, I think.

00:32:36.040 So Haley, I don't disagree with much of what she said, but I just haven't heard her say

00:32:39.860 much about it.

00:32:40.860 Um, DeSantis and, uh, Vivek.

00:32:43.280 So Vivek has definitely been the most outspoken about this issue of climate death.

00:32:48.620 He's really popularized this statistic of 98% decline and he has a really good understanding

00:32:54.300 of him.

00:32:54.580 He's publicly, uh, this is not me giving away anything.

00:32:56.520 He's publicly said like he's read fossil future.

00:32:58.800 He's been very influenced by, you know, he's an intellectual guy.

00:33:01.900 I think he really gets it.

00:33:03.760 And it's been exciting to see him on networks that would never have me like NBC making these

00:33:08.580 points.

00:33:09.140 So that's been a great thing.

00:33:10.720 He's also, I think is in favor of energy freedom, you know, dramatically reducing the

00:33:14.760 administrative state.

00:33:15.940 Um, DeSantis has been really good as well in his, his opening energy speech in Midland.

00:33:20.480 Like he specifically mentioned 98% decline in climate disaster deaths.

00:33:24.580 Uh, you know, in his debate with Newsom, he talked about the evil of government dictated

00:33:28.800 green energy, which is a term that I use and I encourage others to use.

00:33:32.260 Uh, he's for energy freedom.

00:33:34.260 So I think, um, I think those two are both doing well.

00:33:37.320 I think in general, the Republicans, and I take some credit for this, have done are better

00:33:41.780 on energy than they used to be.

00:33:43.100 If you look at like the 2012 debates, 2016 debates, even the platforms have gotten way,

00:33:48.540 way better.

00:33:49.220 I mean, almost it's, it's almost hard to criticize any of them vehemently.

00:33:52.460 Whereas that was very easy.

00:33:53.940 What, what years ago, when did you become, when did you become an unwashed heathen to the

00:33:59.260 mainstream media?

00:34:00.400 What does that mean?

00:34:01.080 Well, you were, I mean, you were a big deal to the left, um, because you believe in, you

00:34:07.900 know, climate change, et cetera, et cetera, but you don't believe in the solutions.

00:34:12.740 And if I remember right, you were, uh, you were beloved, you know?

00:34:17.420 No, no, no, no.

00:34:18.180 You remember wrong.

00:34:19.020 I was never beloved.

00:34:21.000 Not, not by, not by the mainstream media.

00:34:23.840 I mean, I, you know, I grew up in sort of like a left wing kind of environment as a kid.

00:34:28.260 I grew up in Chevy Chase, Maryland, but I wasn't in the media back then or anything.

00:34:31.900 I don't know.

00:34:32.220 So, I mean, now I'm, I'm down, definitely at the peak of my prominence and it still has,

00:34:38.140 I get, look, I get a lot of exposure, but I've never been interviewed by CNN.

00:34:42.440 I've never been interviewed by MSNBC.

00:34:44.720 And I am the most willing guy in the world to debate anyone.

00:34:48.020 So it's certainly not my issue.

00:34:50.000 I haven't been on NPR.

00:34:51.220 I guess I've been on the BBC before, but like, Hey, if anyone is watching from there,

00:34:55.060 I'm more than happy to be on there.

00:34:56.780 But in the meantime, at least other people, it's great when presidential candidates and

00:35:01.940 politicians are making these points because they can't, those networks can't avoid them.

00:35:07.200 So that was exciting about seeing Vivek is like, Oh, he's making these points and they

00:35:12.400 have to have him on.

00:35:13.980 Is this turning with the, um, next generation is, are you seeing real growth of, I don't

00:35:22.140 know, intelligence?

00:35:23.200 It's hard to make macro statements.

00:35:25.840 I mean, I'm seeing in my world, the significant proliferation of young people who are saying

00:35:31.260 this.

00:35:31.640 So in terms of the influencer side, and a lot of my focus is on, this is why I have energy

00:35:36.040 talking points.com and, and basically giving everyone the building blocks.

00:35:39.440 I mean, Stu is a great example.

00:35:40.480 Like Stu's become really articulate on these things and really knowledgeable.

00:35:43.800 And that's quite an accomplishment by you to make me articulate on anything.

00:35:47.720 The, I didn't say that, but I'd like to emphasize it.

00:35:51.660 So it's, it's, it's like, I like, I really like seeing other people learn the way of thinking,

00:35:57.660 learn the facts, put them together.

00:35:59.560 And then we're seeing young people.

00:36:00.640 I was just in Africa a couple months ago and there's a young Kenyan guy I've come to

00:36:04.200 befriend and kind of mentor called Jasper Machogu.

00:36:06.600 He has a really good Twitter.

00:36:07.720 If you check him out on Twitter, I, by the way, I don't agree with all of his views on foreign

00:36:10.520 policies, so let's just, but, but he is really, really good on energy.

00:36:13.800 We did a video that I'll post soon, but anyway, he's become a really successful activist for

00:36:18.740 African energy freedom and he really gets it and he can frame the stuff a lot the way

00:36:24.080 that I do.

00:36:24.540 And he knows the facts.

00:36:25.600 And so I just want to, I want, the other thing is people are starting to see you can

00:36:30.180 actually make a career out of it.

00:36:31.640 When I got into this, believe me, I had no idea that being pro fossil fuels, there was

00:36:35.720 ever any notoriety in it, even though in retrospect, it makes sense.

00:36:39.380 Like, Oh, you could have planned it.

00:36:40.380 I didn't plan it at all.

00:36:41.280 I just happened to be it.

00:36:42.400 And then people were interested, but now I'm glad if people follow me and say, you

00:36:46.100 know what?

00:36:46.360 You can actually get some positive attention.

00:36:48.460 You can actually get speaking engagements.

00:36:50.120 You can actually sell books.

00:36:52.060 That's great.

00:36:52.560 So I want as, I mean, I want to be obsolete.

00:36:54.980 It's part of why I've showed you guys in the background, like I'm making an AI that

00:36:58.120 we'll bring out in a few weeks.

00:36:59.140 Like I want to be obsoleted by the other people and by my own AI.

00:37:03.200 That's great.

00:37:04.480 It's a good goal.

00:37:05.840 It's hard, unfortunately.

00:37:07.080 Yeah, no, it is.

00:37:08.620 But, uh, you know, there's lots of people that would like you obsolete on the other

00:37:12.440 side.

00:37:13.700 I'm not going that way.

00:37:14.820 You're not going that way.

00:37:15.820 Yeah, I know.

00:37:16.500 Thank you so much for being with us again.

00:37:19.380 Um, fossil fuels, uh, fossil future is the name of the book.

00:37:23.760 It's Alex, uh, Epstein and, uh, it's always good to have you on.

00:37:27.100 Thank you so much.

00:37:27.560 Thanks so much guys.

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00:40:34.780 Welcome to the, uh, Glenn Beck program.

00:40:36.660 We're, we're glad you're here.

00:40:38.120 Uh, the big debates tonight.

00:40:39.760 Woo.

00:40:40.780 RNC sanctioned GOP debate.

00:40:42.740 Yeah.

00:40:43.180 When it's sanctioned by the RNC, you know, it's got to be good.

00:40:47.100 Discussions and talking points don't matter outside of that framework.

00:40:50.140 That is when the RNC approves, uh, I'm interested in Megan Kelly moderating, uh, today.

00:40:56.380 It's going to be a good debate.

00:40:57.600 It's a good group.

00:40:58.320 Yeah.

00:40:58.580 And the free beacon is also the editor in chief is going to be Johnson.

00:41:03.020 She's there.

00:41:03.420 Yeah.

00:41:03.800 Yeah.

00:41:04.620 Would you like to just, well, I just thought, I thought you were looking at her name and

00:41:08.540 didn't know how to pronounce it, which is usually Elena Johnson.

00:41:10.680 Okay.

00:41:11.020 Well, it's Iliana Johnson.

00:41:11.960 So thank you.

00:41:12.800 That was proven right in real time.

00:41:14.500 I love how that happens on the show.

00:41:17.920 Shut up.

00:41:18.820 Uh, yeah, no, it's a good group.

00:41:20.460 And, uh, you know, Megan is, uh, is kind of the headliner, I guess, of the, of the moderation

00:41:25.820 crew.

00:41:26.400 There's one other person, isn't there, Glenn?

00:41:27.820 Is there one other one?

00:41:28.480 I can't remember, but, uh, I think there's three total moderators, but I'm going to be

00:41:32.860 on with Megan Kelly today on her show.

00:41:35.780 She's talking about this.

00:41:37.300 Marvelous.

00:41:37.660 She is awesome.

00:41:38.720 And I, I'm, I'm excited.

00:41:39.780 I, I, cause I feel like these other debates, there's a lot of problems with them.

00:41:43.960 Yeah.

00:41:44.140 I'm mainly being the guy in first place and isn't in them.

00:41:46.620 Yeah.

00:41:47.000 Uh, but you know, having someone who's going to actually ask questions I care about would

00:41:50.880 be nice.

00:41:51.440 I'm disappointed that Chris Christie is going to be in.

00:41:53.700 I mean, I, I'm, I'd like to get it down to the two or three, you know, and then he just,

00:41:58.900 he just made it.

00:42:00.040 He just made it.

00:42:01.300 And I mean, look, no votes have been cast yet.

00:42:04.500 You know, Rick Santorum was at four percent at this point in, uh, in Iowa back in the

00:42:09.980 day.

00:42:10.220 And he wound up winning Iowa.

00:42:11.840 Uh, I mean, Huckabee was probably not at the top by, by now either.

00:42:15.500 And he wound up doing well.

00:42:16.720 I mean, I think there's a, uh, we get to this rush where we want to get everybody out

00:42:20.920 of it.

00:42:21.160 I don't want, I look, I don't, there's no path for Chris Christie to win the nomination.

00:42:24.420 So that's just frustrating, you know, but I mean, you can make the point on, on Christie

00:42:29.260 or even Ramaswamy at some level.

00:42:31.080 I don't know what the path is for those two guys, but you know, there's been no

00:42:33.960 votes cast yet.

00:42:36.060 They want to, you know, at some point it becomes ridiculous to stay in the race, but I mean,

00:42:40.840 can you, can these guys at least have a couple of votes cast before they have to drop out?

00:42:44.400 I don't know.

00:42:44.920 We are, um, we're starting our coverage tonight at six 30 with, uh, Oh God, I got to do it

00:42:51.380 with you.

00:42:52.240 I'd love to have you on.

00:42:53.240 You want to come on?

00:42:54.020 That'd be great.

00:42:54.760 It says with Stu and myself.

00:42:56.640 I think this is misleading advertising because I have no intention of doing it with you.

00:43:00.620 And then at eight o'clock, uh, is the bait, the, uh, debate eight, 8 PM Eastern.

00:43:06.460 And we're doing some live commentary there.

00:43:08.080 Yeah, we are actually able to cover and, and carry the actual debate.

00:43:13.220 So we're going to be doing live commentary during it, uh, and watching.

00:43:16.960 And then after the bait at 10, we're going to rank how the candidates did and exclusive

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00:44:51.220 Some very exciting news.

00:44:52.940 They have just named the person of the year.

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00:45:25.780 Well, hello America.

00:45:27.460 They have just named the time person of the year.

00:45:31.340 Who could it be?

00:45:32.040 Who could it be?

00:45:33.080 It's the Israeli soldier.

00:45:35.860 Nah, not so much.

00:45:38.680 Who is it?

00:45:39.700 I, I am on, I am on the edge of my seat.

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00:45:48.760 Who's it going to be?

00:45:49.900 I'll tell you in 60 seconds.

00:45:52.160 Right now, lovey.

00:45:53.360 I'm a man of taste and decency.

00:45:56.600 Don't you know?

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00:46:17.020 Why did he pack all of that stuff for a three hour tour?

00:46:20.960 Seriously.

00:46:22.400 I mean, there's no reason for it whatsoever.

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00:47:36.840 Stu, who would you choose?

00:47:41.280 Who would you choose?

00:47:42.620 Think of the entire year.

00:47:44.300 All of the things that have happened.

00:47:46.660 Who?

00:47:47.900 Who would be the person of the year?

00:47:51.740 Wow.

00:47:52.440 Well, they usually name some horrible dictator.

00:47:56.880 You know what?

00:47:58.000 The Hamas freedom fighter.

00:48:00.060 Yes.

00:48:00.520 Person of the year.

00:48:01.560 Yes.

00:48:01.880 Yes.

00:48:02.520 There you go.

00:48:03.140 No.

00:48:03.620 No?

00:48:04.100 No.

00:48:04.580 Not the Israeli story.

00:48:05.940 A soldier.

00:48:07.140 I think that the Hamas would have had a better chance of winning it.

00:48:11.000 Oh, yeah.

00:48:11.460 That's not who it was.

00:48:12.520 Come on.

00:48:12.940 Come on.

00:48:13.420 Come on.

00:48:13.840 Person of the year.

00:48:16.760 Hmm.

00:48:17.640 I mean, Zelensky.

00:48:19.520 Let me give you.

00:48:21.120 No, he's already.

00:48:22.940 No.

00:48:23.560 How about Zelensky and Putin arm in arm on the cover?

00:48:26.520 Let me give you a hint with yet another dramatic reading.

00:48:36.940 Our secret moments in your crowded room.

00:48:40.080 They got no idea about me and you.

00:48:43.220 There's an indentation in the shape of you.

00:48:46.180 Made your mark on me.

00:48:48.400 A golden tattoo.

00:48:51.000 You know yet?

00:48:52.060 No.

00:48:52.700 All this silence and patience, pining in anticipation.

00:48:55.780 My hands are shaking from holding back from you.

00:48:59.040 Ah, ah, ah.

00:49:00.980 All of this silence and patience, pining and desperately waiting.

00:49:05.700 My hands are shaking from all of this.

00:49:08.040 Ah, ah, ah, ah.

00:49:10.880 Sounds like a personal issue.

00:49:12.500 Say my name and everything just stops.

00:49:15.620 I don't like you like a best friend.

00:49:18.660 Only bought this dress so you could take it off.

00:49:22.880 Take it off.

00:49:24.100 I appreciate you not reading any more of this.

00:49:27.200 Whatever it is.

00:49:27.940 Yes.

00:49:28.360 Come on.

00:49:28.900 Come on.

00:49:29.220 Who is it?

00:49:29.760 Who is it?

00:49:30.120 It sounds wonderful and I'm really interested to know.

00:49:33.000 It's the bicycle guy that just, I'm sorry, the bicycle woman that just won.

00:49:39.200 The bicycle woman.

00:49:40.480 Yeah, you know, the one that just won the bicycle race, you know, the guy who, oh, that just is.

00:49:47.360 Wait, it's the transgender guy who won the bicycle?

00:49:49.820 Yeah, the women's bicycle race.

00:49:52.100 I don't know who that person's name is.

00:49:53.480 I only bought this dress so you could take it off.

00:49:56.620 You don't think that Time Magazine would do the transgender movement?

00:50:01.720 The male athletes, trans women in sports is the person of the year?

00:50:07.360 No.

00:50:07.700 Did they write a very mediocre song?

00:50:10.240 It is, of course, Taylor Swift.

00:50:14.680 Ah.

00:50:16.040 Tay-Tay.

00:50:16.940 Tay-Tay.

00:50:17.600 Congratulations.

00:50:18.540 Yeah, yeah.

00:50:19.120 Person of the year.

00:50:20.920 No, I don't think that's shallow.

00:50:23.360 I mean, she's a big entertainer.

00:50:25.260 She is a big entertainer.

00:50:26.400 You know?

00:50:26.640 She is a big entertainer.

00:50:27.700 Lots of impact on my football watching every weekend, get to see, you know.

00:50:31.860 I just wanted to bring it up because I know how much she means to you.

00:50:37.060 She does.

00:50:37.580 I get to hear the pitch of, hey, did you know a player on your favorite team is related

00:50:43.820 to the person who's dating this woman that you don't care about?

00:50:47.740 Let me talk about it for 48 straight minutes.

00:50:51.880 That's, I love that in every NFL broadcast.

00:50:54.240 I know you do.

00:50:55.760 But, no, Taylor Swift, I mean, look, you can, she had a heck of a year.

00:51:00.820 No, she did.

00:51:01.820 It really was an amazing year.

00:51:02.740 She did.

00:51:03.220 If you're going to give it to an entertainer, she's, I think, the obvious choice.

00:51:05.040 She's the entertainer to do.

00:51:06.800 Yes.

00:51:07.880 I mean, there were other impact.

00:51:09.340 Well, her or Jimmy Fallon.

00:51:10.000 Yeah, of course.

00:51:10.880 I mean, he's, oof, what a year he had.

00:51:15.120 Trevor Noah.

00:51:16.080 What'd you put that in?

00:51:16.400 Trevor Noah, another one.

00:51:17.600 There's another one.

00:51:18.260 Another one.

00:51:18.680 No, but I mean, like, if you're going to give it to an entertainer, it did feel like there

00:51:22.020 was a lot going on this year, though.

00:51:23.680 No, what?

00:51:24.300 What was happening?

00:51:25.420 There was multiple wars.

00:51:27.060 Huh.

00:51:27.700 That broke out.

00:51:28.980 Really?

00:51:29.520 Yeah.

00:51:30.020 You kind of had that.

00:51:31.260 You had a lot of stuff going on that was of large impact.

00:51:34.740 But maybe.

00:51:35.920 The whistleblowers?

00:51:37.840 They would have been good.

00:51:38.960 Which ones?

00:51:40.820 Well.

00:51:41.360 The Hunter Biden ones.

00:51:42.260 Any of them.

00:51:42.940 The anti, the ones that pointed out that we were just targeting Catholics for no reason

00:51:48.300 and calling them terrorists.

00:51:49.520 Which ones would, which whistleblowers would you like?

00:51:51.620 No, I find it.

00:51:52.140 None of them, by the way, that you're going to mention would go to this unless it's a whistleblower

00:51:55.980 on like Donald Trump.

00:51:57.060 Then.

00:51:57.480 Right.

00:51:57.820 You have a chance.

00:51:58.580 Right.

00:51:59.180 Right.

00:51:59.720 Sure.

00:52:00.060 But how about the, how about the Ivy League, um, uh, presidents of Harvard, MIT that, I

00:52:08.440 mean, they're women and they were, they were fantastic yesterday.

00:52:12.960 Mm.

00:52:13.380 They were fantastic on anti-Semitism.

00:52:15.720 They've been very strong on that.

00:52:17.280 Yeah, they have been.

00:52:18.440 Yeah.

00:52:18.560 They're very strong to.

00:52:20.380 They're very anti-Semitic.

00:52:22.220 I mean, they're, they're very good on that.

00:52:24.620 I mean, you could put, uh, Rashida Tlaib.

00:52:27.240 She's been the queen of the anti-Semites.

00:52:30.300 Well, I think it's pretty hard to, let me play a little bit of the testimony on Capitol

00:52:34.640 Hill from the, uh, from the presidents of Harvard, MIT, and Penn.

00:52:40.920 They were asked about, you know, the calls for genocide of all the Jews on their campus.

00:52:48.120 Listen to this.

00:52:49.180 At MIT, does calling for the genocide of Jews violate MIT's code of conduct or rules regarding

00:52:56.180 bullying and harassment?

00:52:57.340 Yes or no?

00:52:58.280 If targeted at individuals, not making public statements.

00:53:02.760 Yes or no?

00:53:04.200 Calling for the genocide of Jews does not constitute bullying and harassment?

00:53:07.520 I have not heard calling for the genocide for Jews on our campus.

00:53:11.320 But you've heard chants for Intifada.

00:53:14.180 I've heard chants, which can be anti-Semitic depending on the context, or calling for the

00:53:19.420 elimination of the Jewish people.

00:53:21.240 Okay.

00:53:21.980 Stop, stop, stop.

00:53:23.360 I just have to, just have to say.

00:53:24.880 What?

00:53:25.160 I have heard chants on campus that could, in the right context, be anti-Semitic calling

00:53:36.720 for the genocide of the Jewish people.

00:53:39.060 Well, sometimes when you call for the genocide of Jewish people, you're not being anti-Semitic

00:53:42.800 at all.

00:53:43.180 Right.

00:53:43.560 Right.

00:53:43.760 Like, you're looking for more, uh, living space.

00:53:46.160 Yes.

00:53:46.620 You know?

00:53:47.060 Living space.

00:53:47.680 Yes.

00:53:47.960 That was a big, uh...

00:53:49.180 Right.

00:53:49.460 That was another catchphrase you might remember from history.

00:53:51.520 Yeah.

00:53:51.680 A little more living space is all we need.

00:53:53.760 I mean, not for them, but for us.

00:53:55.400 Not for them, for us.

00:53:56.200 Yeah.

00:53:56.340 We need to spread out, spread our wings a little bit.

00:53:58.040 Right.

00:53:58.200 Not enough room for the German people.

00:53:59.760 Right.

00:53:59.840 A little more living space.

00:54:01.060 Okay.

00:54:01.660 So she's heard chants that could, in theory.

00:54:06.500 Could.

00:54:06.680 Yeah.

00:54:06.840 We're not going to say that they were.

00:54:08.520 No.

00:54:08.580 No.

00:54:08.900 They could be anti-Semitic in the right context.

00:54:13.540 You know, I don't know what context it would be anti-Semitic to say we should have a genocide

00:54:18.660 of all the Jews.

00:54:20.200 There's probably one, though.

00:54:21.440 Yeah.

00:54:21.880 Somewhere out there.

00:54:22.620 Somewhere out there.

00:54:23.220 Somewhere out there.

00:54:23.260 If you really searched.

00:54:23.820 Okay.

00:54:24.600 Let's continue.

00:54:25.940 Incredible.

00:54:26.740 So those would not be according to the MIT's Code of Conduct or rules.

00:54:31.460 That would be investigated as harassment if pervasive and severe.

00:54:37.480 Ms. McGill...

00:54:38.180 Okay.

00:54:38.260 Stop.

00:54:38.800 Stop.

00:54:39.060 Stop.

00:54:39.320 Stop.

00:54:40.040 If pervasive and severe.

00:54:42.820 Now, I think anybody standing at a rally chanting death or genocide to all the Jews, I don't know.

00:54:56.220 I think that's pretty severe.

00:54:57.300 I would say it is pretty severe.

00:54:59.940 Okay.

00:55:00.100 It seems like if it doesn't violate your Code of Conduct, perhaps your Code of Conduct needs

00:55:05.460 to be adjusted.

00:55:06.300 Right.

00:55:06.580 Did you go to Harvard, though?

00:55:08.280 I did not.

00:55:08.860 I didn't either.

00:55:09.760 And so, you know...

00:55:11.080 You only went to Yale.

00:55:12.340 Yeah.

00:55:12.700 I don't know what Yale's policy is.

00:55:14.140 I don't either.

00:55:15.140 I don't either.

00:55:15.900 And I don't understand, you know, the intellect of Harvard.

00:55:18.920 Let's go to MIT, where they're even smarter.

00:55:23.880 Ms. McGill, at Penn, does calling for the genocide of Jews violate Penn's rules or Code

00:55:31.120 of Conduct?

00:55:32.000 Yes or no?

00:55:35.860 If the speech turns into conduct, it can be harassment.

00:55:39.620 Okay.

00:55:39.960 Stop.

00:55:40.560 Okay.

00:55:41.000 Stop.

00:55:41.720 So...

00:55:42.560 Interesting.

00:55:43.680 Interesting.

00:55:44.440 So, if they're chanting death to all the Jews...

00:55:48.520 That's not.

00:55:49.100 And then...

00:55:49.780 But they round them all up.

00:55:51.140 But then they actually kill Jews at that point.

00:55:54.060 Then it's harassment.

00:55:54.540 Once they've wiped out all the Jews, we're going to act.

00:55:57.720 Right.

00:55:58.040 Okay.

00:55:58.280 Hey, they can build showers.

00:56:00.320 They can build gas.

00:56:01.180 Of course.

00:56:01.660 Obviously.

00:56:02.380 Yes.

00:56:02.560 But the minute they start to use them...

00:56:05.720 Well, and technically, the speech is calling for genocide, so they probably have to wipe them

00:56:10.000 all out before we act.

00:56:11.420 Right.

00:56:11.700 At some...

00:56:12.380 That's when our Code of Conduct will kick in.

00:56:14.900 You know, when there's no Jews left, we'll be like, you know what?

00:56:17.440 Hey, guys, stop.

00:56:18.740 And I bet they will at that point.

00:56:20.440 Yeah.

00:56:20.720 Okay.

00:56:21.020 Here we go.

00:56:21.900 Well, there won't be any left.

00:56:22.740 Right.

00:56:23.040 That's why.

00:56:23.680 Specifically calling for the genocide of Jews, does that constitute bullying or harassment?

00:56:30.420 If it is directed and severe or pervasive, it is harassment.

00:56:34.420 So, the answer is yes.

00:56:36.400 It is a context-dependent decision.

00:56:38.540 Context?

00:56:38.940 It's a context-dependent decision.

00:56:40.880 That's your testimony today.

00:56:42.280 Calling for the genocide of Jews is, depending upon the context, that is not bullying or harassment.

00:56:48.600 This is the easiest question to answer yes, Ms. McGill.

00:56:54.300 So, is your testimony that you will not answer yes?

00:56:57.420 If it is, if the speech becomes conduct, it can be harassment.

00:57:04.700 Yes.

00:57:05.000 Conduct meaning committing the act of genocide?

00:57:08.600 The speech is not harassment?

00:57:10.740 This is unacceptable, Ms. McGill.

00:57:12.440 I'm going to give you one more opportunity for the world to see your answer.

00:57:16.600 Does calling for the genocide of Jews violate Penn's code of conduct when it comes to bullying and harassment?

00:57:25.060 Yes or no?

00:57:28.460 It can be harassment.

00:57:30.500 The answer is yes.

00:57:32.020 And, Dr. Gay, at Harvard, does calling for the genocide of Jews violate Harvard's rules of bullying and harassment, yes or no?

00:57:41.880 It can be, depending on the context.

00:57:44.900 What's the context?

00:57:46.540 Targeted as an individual.

00:57:48.300 Targeted at an individual.

00:57:49.900 It's targeted at Jewish students, Jewish individuals.

00:57:53.320 Do you understand your testimony is dehumanizing them?

00:57:57.420 Do you understand that dehumanization is part of anti-Semitism?

00:58:02.800 I will ask you one more time.

00:58:05.460 Does calling for the genocide of Jews violate Harvard's rules of bullying and harassment, yes or no?

00:58:13.700 Anti-Semitic rhetoric.

00:58:15.140 And is it anti-Semitic rhetoric?

00:58:17.140 Anti-Semitic rhetoric when it crosses into conduct that amounts to bullying, harassment, harassment, harassment.

00:58:21.960 I can't believe this.

00:58:24.380 I can't believe this.

00:58:25.920 If you have a microaggression, which is not saying, we should kill all of you, okay?

00:58:34.880 A microaggression.

00:58:37.440 They need a safe space.

00:58:38.920 Everybody needs to go cry and be protected.

00:58:41.640 If you use the wrong pronouns, they put these things into these categories.

00:58:46.540 And calling for the genocide of Jews?

00:58:49.780 Well, you know what?

00:58:50.840 If it's targeted towards an individual.

00:58:53.000 Well, technically, if you're calling for the genocide of the whole race, it's not targeted at an individual.

00:58:57.340 It's all individuals.

00:58:59.020 Every single one of them.

00:59:00.360 So I guess maybe that's their out.

00:59:02.320 But also, I will say, you know, that's one of the best grilling.

00:59:08.640 I mean, that is, she did a really good job with that.

00:59:11.160 Really good job.

00:59:11.540 Now, I will say, it should have been easy for them to say this.

00:59:15.900 You can look at the, what you don't maybe get on radio is the faces of these women as they are trying to answer these questions.

00:59:23.100 They're so smug and so like, oh, this, she's, I see what you're trying to do here and I'm not going to fall for it.

00:59:31.460 Well, it depends on the context.

00:59:33.720 Hang on.

00:59:34.100 What are you trying to do there?

00:59:35.560 Yeah.

00:59:36.020 You're trying to say.

00:59:37.060 To make them say the Palestinian protester kids are bad.

00:59:41.420 It's like, well, yeah, when they're calling for the genocide of the Jews, yeah, they are.

00:59:44.480 You should be able to say that with real confidence.

00:59:47.120 Yes.

00:59:47.800 Should be really easy.

00:59:48.740 Even more confidence than the pronoun mistake that you're going to throw 10 kids out of your school for next week.

00:59:54.560 Here's a Jewish student that is suing UPenn describing anti-Semitism.

01:00:01.720 On October 7th, Israel was attacked.

01:00:03.900 Since October 7th, American Jews have been under attack.

01:00:08.820 My name is Eyal Yacobi and I am a proud American studying at the University of Pennsylvania.

01:00:14.860 I love Penn.

01:00:16.320 I've wanted to attend this university since before I can remember.

01:00:19.940 I'm here because the Penn I attend today is unrecognizable from the Penn I once used to know.

01:00:27.020 Penn, once renowned for groundbreaking discoveries like the mRNA vaccine,

01:00:31.100 is now a chilling landscape of hatred and hostility.

01:00:34.760 Our university, revered for its pursuit of knowledge, has devolved into an arena where Jewish students tiptoe through their days, uncertain and unsafe.

01:00:43.240 Not only are tensions palpable, but there have also been materialized actions taken to intimidate and harm students.

01:00:49.020 A bomb threat against Hillel, a swastika spray painted, the Hillel and Chabad house is vandalized,

01:00:55.620 a professor posting the armed wing of Hamas's logo on Facebook, a Jewish student accosted,

01:01:01.740 Jews are Nazis etched adjacent to Penn's Jewish fraternity house.

01:01:07.100 Why doesn't the university hold the perpetrators of such acts accountable?

01:01:11.340 Is the university fearful that they may offend those who wish to intimidate and harass their fellow students?

01:01:16.840 Penn's ambivalence fuels a crisis that has shattered my academic sanctuary.

01:01:23.520 Policies meant to safeguard us have become hollow promises.

01:01:27.080 And let us be clear, if they fail Jewish students today, tomorrow they will fail the rest of us.

01:01:33.700 It was powerful.

01:01:35.820 Yesterday was a very powerful day.

01:01:37.400 And not just for outing of anti-Semites, but also those who were called transphobic.

01:01:47.340 There was another hearing on Capitol Hill yesterday where I saw again one of the greatest responses I have seen from a congressperson.

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01:03:26.220 Okay, so there was a, another house hearing, um, and Riley Gaines was there and Summer Lee, the representative, uh, said that we are just going to hear nothing but transphobic language.

01:03:49.940 Uh, we're going to have to sit here and listen to these transphobes.

01:03:54.080 And, uh, Riley Gaines, uh, had a problem with that.

01:03:57.680 Listen.

01:03:58.320 ...to me that although the title of this hearing implies a much-needed discussion, we're likely going to be forced to listen to transphobic bigotry.

01:04:06.960 Unsafe, unfair, and discriminatory practices towards women must stop.

01:04:11.200 Inclusion cannot be prioritized over safety and fairness.

01:04:15.040 And Ranking Member Lee, if my testimony makes me transphobic, then I believe your opening monologue makes you a misogynist.

01:04:21.640 Thank you.

01:04:22.600 I have, as the saying goes.

01:04:24.360 Uh, Madam Chair, excuse me.

01:04:25.960 I move to have, uh, the gentlewoman's words taken down.

01:04:29.420 Madam Chair, she's engaging in personalities.

01:04:33.960 Engaging in personalities.

01:04:34.800 What does that mean?

01:04:35.940 Can I just ask how it's fair to be called transphobic?

01:04:39.320 There's a...

01:04:40.240 ...thing.

01:04:41.160 I would say men disguising themselves as women are engaging in personalities.

01:04:45.820 Order.

01:04:46.380 Hang on, hang on, hang on.

01:04:49.860 I mean, this is...

01:04:51.000 I move to withdraw the point of order.

01:04:52.180 This is insane.

01:04:53.580 This is insane what's going on.

01:04:55.240 And finally, somebody snapped.

01:04:58.380 Uh, it is Lisa, uh, McClain.

01:05:01.040 I don't know if she's related to the McClain that, you know, is in that Christmas film, that documentary about the bombing in Los Angeles.

01:05:11.660 But, uh, here's Lisa McClain in response.

01:05:16.140 Listen to this.

01:05:17.060 What have we lost our minds?

01:05:19.820 I sat here and listened to every, every label imaginable.

01:05:23.820 I, I am here to protect women, girls.

01:05:29.880 My God, why do I have to apologize for that?

01:05:33.820 We spent decades trying to protect women.

01:05:37.800 And you know what?

01:05:39.600 We won.

01:05:40.940 We won.

01:05:42.000 So I will not apologize now or ever for trying to protect my daughters and women in sports.

01:05:50.160 And that's what this hearing was about.

01:05:53.280 Protecting women.

01:05:54.620 So you know what?

01:05:55.260 I am a woman.

01:05:56.420 And let me tell you, hear me roar.

01:05:58.620 Because I will not stop protecting women.

01:06:01.860 You want to know why?

01:06:02.900 Because we have rights too.

01:06:06.280 Women have rights too.

01:06:09.900 And our daughters have rights too.

01:06:12.560 Let me be explicitly clear on that.

01:06:15.720 And I will never stop protecting our daughters.

01:06:19.600 I will never stop protecting women.

01:06:22.540 That is my job as a mother.

01:06:25.060 And it is the right thing to do.

01:06:28.500 I love her.

01:06:30.380 I love her.

01:06:31.140 Then she pushed a computer on a chair down the elevator shaft.

01:06:36.100 All right.

01:06:37.280 Prices for almost everything have gone up dramatically over the past year.

01:06:40.680 But don't worry.

01:06:41.480 I mean, the main things that went up were just food and fuel.

01:06:44.000 No big deal.

01:06:45.260 Inflation is under control.

01:06:46.680 Don't forget that.

01:06:47.440 What is the first step towards owning nothing and being happy?

01:06:53.300 Well, you have to destroy the value of money.

01:06:56.660 So people who don't know how inflation works can't afford anything.

01:07:01.460 They can't afford to own anything.

01:07:02.900 How much do you know about inflation?

01:07:06.000 How it happens?

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01:08:03.840 I'm sorry.

01:08:04.800 I'm very distracted right now.

01:08:07.000 Because Buddy the Elf brought in some chocolates.

01:08:11.840 And I can't open them.

01:08:13.840 I can't.

01:08:15.040 They're in this.

01:08:17.260 Do you have to be old money to know how to open these things?

01:08:21.160 Is that what it is?

01:08:21.780 Because they're fancy chocolates.

01:08:23.100 They've got the gold wrapper on them.

01:08:24.680 So, yes.

01:08:25.040 No, she can't.

01:08:29.380 There.

01:08:30.000 Now it's open.

01:08:34.060 Wow.

01:08:34.660 This is.

01:08:35.580 I mean, there's only so much time to open a box of candy.

01:08:39.680 If they make it impossible to open, you just pound it open.

01:08:43.480 There are shards of sharp plastic all over the studio now.

01:08:48.080 Wait.

01:08:48.840 But as you were ripping that off, you saw clearly a sticker type of thing that was wrapped around the outside.

01:08:55.600 That was obviously how you opened that package.

01:08:58.220 You don't slam it against the desk like an insane person.

01:09:01.660 I'm not.

01:09:02.020 That wasn't insane.

01:09:04.200 That is a regular way that when you wrap chocolate like it's like an old CD, that's how you open it.

01:09:15.640 Would you like some chocolate?

01:09:16.500 I'm okay.

01:09:17.320 I'm afraid I'd be eating plastic shards if I were to ingest any of this.

01:09:22.680 Gosh.

01:09:23.120 That was, now how many times is that, how many times have you done that?

01:09:26.220 That seemed like it was not the first time you had smashed a package of chocolates against the table to open it.

01:09:33.680 I mean, you really wanted some chocolate there.

01:09:36.340 That was real desire.

01:09:37.760 No, less about the chocolate, more about the packaging.

01:09:41.660 You just, you don't get to the point where you're opening something and it's been so sealed that there's no way any human could ever open it.

01:09:51.420 Oh, I've definitely got to that point before.

01:09:53.860 I can't, I can't take that.

01:09:55.140 Not on national radio.

01:09:56.820 Right.

01:09:56.980 It's never happened to me on national radio before.

01:09:58.460 Oh, well, I'm not ashamed of who I am.

01:10:00.740 Maybe you should be.

01:10:02.780 You know?

01:10:03.900 I feel like that's a lesson we've learned lately.

01:10:06.020 A lot of people are like, I just need to tell the world who I am.

01:10:08.200 Maybe you shouldn't.

01:10:09.960 Maybe.

01:10:11.300 You know, Glenn, maybe the way you just acted should be closeted.

01:10:16.140 You know, I'm just saying.

01:10:17.400 You're sitting over there with a bottle of whiskey and you're telling me to behave myself.

01:10:22.480 You see what I just did to the chocolates?

01:10:25.040 You know how much I want that whiskey right now?

01:10:26.940 I will say, I've got some Fox and Odin whiskey right here.

01:10:30.960 And it's such a beautiful bottle.

01:10:33.180 I didn't want to open it.

01:10:34.800 It's not that beautiful.

01:10:35.620 Let's open it.

01:10:36.220 Glenn, I mean, Glenn is looking at me in a way that is disturbing.

01:10:40.680 I feel like a protective parent and you're like Jared from Subway.

01:10:44.560 Like, that's what I feel like.

01:10:45.480 This bottle.

01:10:46.480 What is it?

01:10:47.180 It's like 12-year-old whiskey, so.

01:10:54.300 It's a very wrong conversation.

01:10:57.720 I will say, I like taunting you over alcohol because I think it's really funny.

01:11:03.960 And that means I'm a good friend.

01:11:04.980 I just want to smell it.

01:11:06.140 I love the smell of good whiskey.

01:11:07.620 I know, but that's what's making me freak out.

01:11:10.180 You really want, I'm putting this away.

01:11:13.440 No, no, just leave it up here.

01:11:15.060 I'm not going to leave it up here for you.

01:11:17.020 I'm going to smash that thing open.

01:11:18.480 Look, at the very end of your career, do I want this to end in some sort of alcoholic binge that gets us all sorts of ratings?

01:11:24.820 Of course.

01:11:25.220 I don't have to drink it.

01:11:26.680 I just want to smell it.

01:11:27.840 Oh.

01:11:28.320 And then it's just one sip.

01:11:30.720 It's just touching my lips.

01:11:32.520 That's not drinking.

01:11:32.980 Hang on just a second.

01:11:34.000 This is what happens.

01:11:34.660 Hang on just a second.

01:11:35.240 You know.

01:11:35.620 You okayed a whiskey, knowing that whiskey is my, you okayed a whiskey sponsorship on this program.

01:11:44.500 It's good whiskey.

01:11:44.960 It's good whiskey.

01:11:45.460 And now, and come on, let's be serious.

01:11:48.580 Why did you take that whiskey sponsor, sponsorship?

01:11:51.620 I mean, yes, it's good whiskey, but.

01:11:53.940 It's Fox and Ode.

01:11:54.780 It's great.

01:11:55.460 No, no, no.

01:11:56.880 And I did know it would torture you.

01:11:58.880 Yes.

01:11:59.180 But that's part of it.

01:12:00.220 It's a small part of it.

01:12:01.200 Right.

01:12:01.740 So now, it's sitting here, and now you're like, oh my gosh, I can't torture you.

01:12:07.840 I mean, I just, I.

01:12:09.300 Do you see what I did to the box of candy?

01:12:11.540 Yes, I did.

01:12:12.080 Open that bottle of whiskey right now.

01:12:13.460 No.

01:12:14.200 Those are glass shards if you break the bottle of whiskey, Glenn.

01:12:18.440 I'm very nervous about it.

01:12:19.460 Again, I don't want to drink it.

01:12:20.920 I just want to smell it.

01:12:22.100 I love the smell of whiskey.

01:12:23.600 You also love the taste of whiskey, and that became a major problem for your life.

01:12:27.660 Not really.

01:12:28.060 Honestly, that wasn't the problem.

01:12:29.220 It was, I love the effects of whiskey.

01:12:32.520 Yeah.

01:12:32.820 Which you remember well?

01:12:35.520 Yes.

01:12:36.060 Mmm, that's the problem.

01:12:40.880 It's amazing to.

01:12:43.020 Okay, but let me ask you something.

01:12:44.540 Which is a bigger problem?

01:12:47.380 Alcoholism.

01:12:47.820 Mm-hmm.

01:12:49.180 Alcoholism.

01:12:50.900 Or being somebody that's excited about this story, and you're an adult.

01:12:58.060 McDonald's is bringing its adult Happy Meals back into circulation, even containing six

01:13:09.380 individual toy options.

01:13:11.440 The chief of marketing and customer experience officer references the success of last year's

01:13:19.000 cactus plant flea market box, and notes that it was something that would be revisited because

01:13:24.960 fans told us they wanted to celebrate that quintessential childhood experience again.

01:13:31.620 Mm-hmm, so they're giving you the little Happy Meal where the golden arches are the handle.

01:13:44.000 Yeah.

01:13:44.480 With the little toy in it that none of us had for more than five minutes because it was crap.

01:13:51.600 And which adult, I want to talk to the adults that are like, you know what?

01:13:56.480 I am really happy I can relive that experience and see what McDonald's has left for me as

01:14:04.360 a toy, as an adult who gets a toy.

01:14:09.500 I don't know.

01:14:10.540 I think I'd rather be an alcoholic.

01:14:13.620 It's an interesting point.

01:14:15.000 Now, the worst part about the Happy Meal for adults is they have full-sized meals for adults

01:14:21.140 that you could just have that are bigger and more of the stuff that you like, unless you're

01:14:25.820 going for some weird, you know, I'm going back into a cocoon of childhood.

01:14:31.140 And you know, with what Disney has done, when I heard adult toys in a Happy Meal box, I...

01:14:39.000 Oh, you can picture some psychopath out in the McDonald's parking lot smashing open a

01:14:45.900 plastic box with their adult toy inside.

01:14:50.780 Daddy, why is your box vibrating?

01:14:54.020 Shut up!

01:14:56.080 I'm going to smash it on the bumper in the parking lot.

01:14:59.620 Do you think, though, this is a thing that is...

01:15:03.200 has made a real comeback?

01:15:05.700 Like, I feel like there was a time...

01:15:07.640 Maybe I'm just misremembering this, but I feel like there was a time where it would

01:15:10.720 be embarrassing to, like, want to jump back into all the childhood behaviors of your past.

01:15:18.300 Yes, I think our grandparents would have slapped us across the face.

01:15:21.780 Right!

01:15:22.100 That's kind of how I picture it.

01:15:24.180 That's kind of how I would picture it, right?

01:15:25.680 Yeah, sure.

01:15:26.440 But, like, it seems like now...

01:15:28.120 I mean, I don't know.

01:15:30.020 Is this offensive to some?

01:15:31.060 I don't know.

01:15:31.380 Maybe.

01:15:32.020 But, like, the real passion for Disney World and Disneyland from adults is interesting

01:15:38.300 to me.

01:15:39.600 Like, I'm not...

01:15:40.360 It's a great place.

01:15:41.240 I'm not...

01:15:41.680 No, no, no.

01:15:42.200 I get it.

01:15:42.720 And I know...

01:15:43.360 No.

01:15:43.620 Right now...

01:15:44.240 First of all, it's a spawn of Satan now, so you can't go anymore.

01:15:47.580 I've noticed that.

01:15:48.580 Yes.

01:15:48.800 All right.

01:15:49.100 But, like, I do know a lot of people, even conservatives, who still go back there, like,

01:15:52.740 as adults, you know, a lot.

01:15:56.380 Like, multiple times a year.

01:15:57.620 But that is because...

01:15:58.460 Wait a minute.

01:15:58.900 Because that brings back innocence.

01:16:02.480 It brings back...

01:16:03.260 Well, the Happy Meal brings back innocence.

01:16:05.600 I mean...

01:16:05.940 It brings back crap that you had.

01:16:09.940 Don't miss smurfs, McDonald's.

01:16:11.660 Ronald has done a lot for this country.

01:16:13.540 Has he?

01:16:14.020 Yeah.

01:16:14.180 How big of a house does that fat clown need?

01:16:16.980 It's a very big house.

01:16:17.960 He's always raising money.

01:16:19.360 Hey, finish my house.

01:16:20.660 Finish my house.

01:16:21.420 Enough.

01:16:24.120 Okay?

01:16:25.520 You gave that box that Happy Meal because it kept your kids quiet so you didn't drink during

01:16:33.260 the day.

01:16:34.100 That's why you...

01:16:34.740 I don't know that your experience is exactly the same as everyone else's experience.

01:16:39.360 Mister, please open that whiskey bottle so I can smell it.

01:16:42.500 I just...

01:16:43.340 I'm just saying.

01:16:44.780 Well, I...

01:16:45.620 Do you find that...

01:16:47.200 Is it something where the world has become...

01:16:49.720 You know, here's...

01:16:50.620 It's so dark that they're looking for a...

01:16:52.640 I...

01:16:53.320 No.

01:16:54.560 No.

01:16:55.480 Nobody's growing up.

01:16:57.040 When I was 18 years old, maybe 17, I remember coming back home from school and I had a bowl

01:17:06.520 of cereal and I'm sitting on my couch and I'm just watching TV and there's nothing on.

01:17:11.060 It's like, you know, soap opera time of the day.

01:17:13.000 Sure.

01:17:13.240 There's nothing on.

01:17:15.040 So, I keep flipping around and the best thing that was on, believe it or not, was Mr. Rogers.

01:17:24.160 Okay.

01:17:24.720 Now, my dad happened to come home early that day and I'll never forget, he came up the

01:17:32.560 stairs.

01:17:33.520 You know, we had those split levels houses and he came up the stairs and he came around

01:17:38.720 and he's like, hey, and he saw me eating cereal on the couch watching TV, which he was disgusted

01:17:44.640 by already.

01:17:45.540 He was like...

01:17:47.000 Do something with your life.

01:17:47.740 Do something with your life.

01:17:48.600 Okay.

01:17:49.120 So, he came and then, I'll never forget, he walked past the TV and then he turned around

01:17:55.280 to see it because Mr. Rogers and had the little puppets with the king and the kingdom.

01:18:02.800 He looked at it and he looked at me and he looked back at the TV.

01:18:08.840 He watched it for about 40 seconds and he looked back at me and said, what the hell is wrong

01:18:14.460 with you?

01:18:14.880 I think that should be said to every adult who's excited about the Happy Meal.

01:18:22.820 You need a parent or a grandparent that is in your life that'll just say to you, what

01:18:28.820 the hell is wrong with you?

01:18:31.120 Okay.

01:18:31.660 I mean, I could see that.

01:18:32.860 I could see that.

01:18:33.860 There is a...

01:18:34.480 I feel like that was the approach back in the day, but like I was talking about...

01:18:37.800 No, that's the approach it should be today.

01:18:39.080 Today.

01:18:39.520 I'm very excited.

01:18:40.960 What are you going to say?

01:18:41.820 I'm very excited to celebrate this quintessential childhood memory.

01:18:47.760 Out of all the memories we have as a family, you pick the crappy two-cent toy.

01:18:56.400 There's some anti-McDonald's thing going on with you and I don't like it.

01:18:58.680 I love McDonald's.

01:19:00.100 I love McDonald's.

01:19:00.940 No, you?

01:19:03.220 What?

01:19:08.740 No.

01:19:09.320 You are.

01:19:09.880 No, I mean, but I do feel like there's this anti...

01:19:14.880 You've been bashing them a lot lately.

01:19:16.560 I don't like it.

01:19:17.340 I don't like it.

01:19:17.940 I get defensive over the class.

01:19:19.040 You know why?

01:19:19.080 Because they reduced the size of the Filet-O-Fish.

01:19:21.860 Oh, okay.

01:19:22.600 Now that makes sense.

01:19:23.440 This all tracks now.

01:19:24.380 Yeah.

01:19:24.720 Okay.

01:19:24.940 I mean, it's like they're becoming like Dunkin' Minis.

01:19:28.900 You know what I mean?

01:19:29.980 Yeah.

01:19:31.120 Where I got to eat two of them to equal one.

01:19:35.520 Right.

01:19:35.960 And I'm pissed because, yes, I am fat, but I feel fatter if I have to order two of them.

01:19:43.480 Then you're just like, oh my gosh.

01:19:46.000 Yeah.

01:19:46.440 You know, you order Minis by the box.

01:19:49.820 Okay?

01:19:50.520 Okay.

01:19:50.920 You don't say, I need 36 donut holes.

01:19:55.080 You say, I want a box of Minis, please.

01:19:57.180 The world needs your knowledge and wisdom on these topics.

01:20:00.040 Thank you.

01:20:00.460 It really does.

01:20:01.500 It really does.

01:20:01.900 Are you familiar with the term dink?

01:20:07.720 You're familiar with the term dink?

01:20:09.860 No, but I'm relating it to you right now.

01:20:12.260 Okay.

01:20:12.660 Okay.

01:20:13.000 All right.

01:20:13.220 That's fine.

01:20:13.820 Yeah.

01:20:14.120 It means dual income, no kids.

01:20:17.780 Uh-huh.

01:20:18.300 So we had a video we were showing yesterday when we watched on News and Why It Matters as

01:20:22.340 well, these two people talking about what it means because they're dinks and they're bragging

01:20:28.180 about it.

01:20:28.680 And one of the, the fat guy who's one of the, there's a very small woman and a very large

01:20:32.900 man in the video.

01:20:34.160 I don't know how, oh, we have the video?

01:20:35.660 Okay.

01:20:35.920 Yeah.

01:20:36.060 Here it looks.

01:20:36.540 We're dinks.

01:20:37.220 We're going to get asked daily when we plan on having kids.

01:20:39.520 We're dinks.

01:20:40.120 Of course, we're going to go out to eat every night after work.

01:20:42.320 We're dinks.

01:20:43.040 We don't have to ask our family for financial help or to watch our kid when we want to go

01:20:46.540 out.

01:20:47.140 Wow.

01:20:47.480 We're dinks.

01:20:47.840 We're going to go to Costco and buy all the snacks in bulk that we want.

01:20:51.160 Okay.

01:20:51.480 Okay.

01:20:51.680 We're dinks.

01:20:52.420 Stop.

01:20:52.800 Stop.

01:20:53.360 Stop.

01:20:53.920 Okay.

01:20:54.360 Let me tell you why they're dinks.

01:20:56.800 Okay.

01:20:57.400 Yeah.

01:20:58.080 She's beautiful.

01:20:59.820 He's a fat Gila monster.

01:21:01.860 There's no way she's going to have sex with him.

01:21:04.800 Right.

01:21:05.300 So there's no children in their future.

01:21:07.700 That's why they're dinks.

01:21:08.860 That's why they're dinks.

01:21:09.680 She's happy with his income.

01:21:11.020 I am so, do not leave all your clothes on.

01:21:14.420 Like she's, she's.

01:21:15.200 Turn the lights on.

01:21:16.060 Leave all the clothes on.

01:21:17.360 I had not thought about that.

01:21:18.520 Yeah.

01:21:18.720 She has brilliantly convinced him there's some new ideology between a dual income, no

01:21:25.260 kids.

01:21:25.600 When they first got married, he was probably, you know, okay.

01:21:29.320 You know, he was probably.

01:21:30.460 And then he just let himself go.

01:21:32.820 Right.

01:21:33.060 And she's like, I can't have sex with him.

01:21:35.360 What if we create a whole new thing?

01:21:36.820 Oh, actually, I'm just morally.

01:21:38.820 We're dinks.

01:21:39.940 Yeah.

01:21:40.060 We love being dinks.

01:21:41.280 It's a really way better way to live.

01:21:43.040 Let's go eat.

01:21:44.200 Yeah.

01:21:45.120 I love that.

01:21:46.260 But I, I have a huge problem with, with these points, largely because the big fat guy doesn't

01:21:53.440 understand that children largely, I mean, they're the biggest part of the role of children is

01:22:00.440 to get you access to more snacks.

01:22:03.400 It's the best snack highway you're ever going to find.

01:22:06.840 Do you know how many kinds of mac and cheese I've had over the past 10 years?

01:22:11.200 It's incredible.

01:22:12.500 The world needs your knowledge.

01:22:13.580 See, this guy is not only fat, he's stupid.

01:22:16.560 Thank you.

01:22:17.180 He's stupid.

01:22:17.960 Thank you.

01:22:18.220 Thank you.

01:22:18.580 Thank you.

01:22:19.020 All right.

01:22:19.620 With all.

01:22:21.620 We're just bad people.

01:22:22.920 Oh, there's no doubt about that.

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01:22:31.340 us as well.

01:22:32.080 Cyber thieves are now working overtime to steal your information and your money.

01:22:36.040 I think I have a shard of plastic in my, in my hand.

01:22:39.300 Yeah.

01:22:39.340 I mean, I think you really did some damage.

01:22:40.820 No, I need chocolate to be on the lookout for scams that involve gift cards.

01:22:46.700 You touch another piece of that chocolate.

01:22:49.280 I'm just trying it.

01:22:50.100 I'm going to try it.

01:22:50.880 Wire transfers, cryptocurrency, all these things that you could be scammed on.

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01:23:42.640 All right.

01:23:59.040 By the way, can I ask you a question?

01:24:00.980 Is, is Fetterman getting better?

01:24:04.580 I, I can't explain anything that's happening with John Fetterman.

01:24:08.000 He's making good points.

01:24:09.560 He's making good points.

01:24:10.800 He's taking stands that are important.

01:24:14.500 Right.

01:24:15.200 I don't, I, I, he's, it's been very weird.

01:24:18.100 Have we gone brain dead or is he getting better?

01:24:21.200 Are you saying, is he getting better physically?

01:24:23.540 Are you saying like, yeah, because he's actually speaking.

01:24:26.480 It is a little bit better than it was.

01:24:27.920 Now, of course, I would still argue he should not be a senator, but he is a little bit better than he was.

01:24:34.320 Like, there was an interview in The View he did the other day and he still stumbles and has problems,

01:24:38.140 but he was better than he was six months ago.

01:24:40.160 And I, that's good, good for him, man.

01:24:41.620 I mean, I mean, as much as we hear what he said about Menendez.

01:24:44.260 Yeah.

01:24:44.860 Yeah.

01:24:45.140 He's been all over him.

01:24:46.100 Did you see, he did a George Santos cameo for Menendez.

01:24:50.980 He actually like paid for George Santos to, to record a video, to encourage Bob Menendez to, to push on.

01:24:58.200 Oh my gosh.

01:24:59.620 It was a, he's a, he's definitely a troll.

01:25:02.420 You know, I, there's.

01:25:03.540 He looks like a troll.

01:25:04.540 He does look like a troll.

01:25:05.340 He does look like a troll.

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01:27:06.780 What you're about to hear

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01:27:19.520 This is the Glenn Beck Program

01:27:23.840 Hello America, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program

01:27:30.200 There is a lot on our plate that we need to discuss

01:27:34.040 Including what we found out from the FBI yesterday

01:27:38.060 And in another hearing, what we found out about Biden

01:27:43.220 It looks like Biden is going to go through impeachment in the House

01:27:48.180 We'll bring up speed on that coming up in just a sec

01:27:51.260 First, let me talk to you a little bit about Goldline

01:27:54.100 I don't know if you saw the price of gold

01:27:56.980 Gold is going through the roof

01:27:59.460 Somebody is buying, and I think it's China

01:28:02.820 But who else is buying all of this gold?

01:28:06.380 And who's suppressing the price of gold?

01:28:08.860 Right now, the price of gold, it was up $150

01:28:12.820 It was like $2,150 per ounce just yesterday

01:28:19.940 It's down, I think, to just over $2,000 today

01:28:24.460 But this is going to start swinging horribly

01:28:27.820 And I just read a story where it looks like the Fed might start quantitative easing again

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01:29:37.980 Well, hello, Stu

01:29:41.700 Glenn, how are you?

01:29:44.880 Feeling a little bit better after your very smashed chocolate box?

01:29:48.060 It wasn't worth smashing either

01:29:50.240 It was, it's, it's, it's too fancy

01:29:52.660 Too fancy

01:29:53.520 Too fancy

01:29:54.060 Yeah, I don't know, the coconut one was pretty good

01:29:55.660 Yeah, it was pretty good, pretty good

01:29:56.960 Not to say that I did, I stole any of them from you

01:29:59.480 No, well, you know, you didn't have them

01:30:01.560 I gladly trade you a box of chocolates for you opening that bottle of whiskey just to let me smell it

01:30:07.300 Do you see what's happening, America?

01:30:08.980 This, this, this man who has been, who has been sober for how long?

01:30:13.040 I don't know

01:30:13.760 I don't count

01:30:15.240 You don't count?

01:30:16.600 No

01:30:17.000 This is a problem

01:30:19.220 He wants me to open up this bottle

01:30:21.280 Stop counting this morning with that bottle

01:30:23.400 Sitting here all by myself with that bottle

01:30:25.720 Sitting on the studio

01:30:27.260 I really need this, we need a, we need a safe in the studio

01:30:29.460 For the bottle of Fox & Odom, please

01:30:31.120 I just would like it

01:30:32.540 I just, I love the smell of it

01:30:34.360 That's all I

01:30:35.420 Oh, of course

01:30:36.320 Just a little bit tiny

01:30:38.120 Of course, of course

01:30:39.000 It's like, you know, your husband's cheated on you a few times

01:30:42.780 But he just loves the smell of women's perfume

01:30:44.540 That's why he's by the neck

01:30:45.760 That's all

01:30:47.140 That's all that is

01:30:48.440 That's all

01:30:49.240 That's all it is

01:30:49.440 Joe Biden just loved the smell

01:30:51.380 This is actually worrying you, is it?

01:30:52.920 This is seriously

01:30:53.740 You're a little bit, you're a little bit nervous, aren't you?

01:30:55.880 A little bit

01:30:56.660 Why?

01:30:57.400 It's been a desperate time

01:30:58.780 And lots of stuff's going on in the world

01:31:00.460 Crazy stuff

01:31:01.380 You know, we're all at the end of our ropes

01:31:03.840 Because my son, I got a videotape of, or, you know, an Instagram post from my wife last night

01:31:13.100 Of my son being called on by Tony Robbins and leading part of this thing yesterday

01:31:25.020 My son is, you know, up by the stage and he's like

01:31:28.180 Right now, I'll tell you right now, this is what has to happen

01:31:31.620 And he's like, I don't know what's happening to my son

01:31:35.200 Tony Robbins is like a magician

01:31:37.740 And it's happened in a very short period of time too, right?

01:31:40.920 Yeah, I mean, I'm anxious to see how long this lasts

01:31:43.420 But my wife and my, I'm getting things from my wife and my son

01:31:49.940 Like, I don't know who they are

01:31:52.100 They're going to come back and I'm going to feel like a slug

01:31:55.280 They're going to be like, you know what, you don't work very hard

01:31:58.460 You need to, you need to, what are you doing with your life?

01:32:01.640 Do something with your life

01:32:02.620 And I'm like, I've already done something with my life

01:32:04.680 I'm ready to skate

01:32:05.680 That's kind of, yeah, that's the plan of most adult men

01:32:08.460 You get to a certain point and you just get to kind of skate towards the end of the life, right?

01:32:11.640 Right, right, right

01:32:12.420 I mean, you're skating towards the cliff or to the thin ice, you know

01:32:16.740 It ends in your death, but you're skating

01:32:19.180 Right, you know

01:32:20.160 You worked hard lacing up those shoes

01:32:22.760 Uh-huh

01:32:23.620 You worked, you've done your work

01:32:25.460 It's not time for you to change your life

01:32:27.580 That's the only thing, you get those people who are like super high achievers

01:32:31.360 And they get around you and it's like, yeah, sure what you're saying is true, but go away

01:32:35.780 So my wife is not a big spender, okay?

01:32:41.640 You know that about her

01:32:42.060 That's, I would say, very true

01:32:43.320 Very true

01:32:43.780 She has no, you're the spender in the family

01:32:46.580 Yes, I can spend money like nobody

01:32:49.220 But she does not

01:32:51.420 No

01:32:51.680 Okay

01:32:52.060 She is cheap on, not cheap, she is frugal on everything

01:32:57.480 Much better choice of words

01:32:59.440 She wrote to me last night

01:33:01.480 Whatever Tony Robbins charges for being a mentor for careers, it's worth it

01:33:10.700 And I'm like, no, don't think it is

01:33:14.740 I mean

01:33:14.900 Don't think it

01:33:16.040 Tony's a high value individual

01:33:18.420 He's a high value individual

01:33:19.840 That would be probably in the seven figures

01:33:22.540 No, honey

01:33:23.180 Don't think so

01:33:25.160 I don't know what's happened to her

01:33:27.080 I don't know what's happened to her

01:33:28.680 That's interesting, because you kind of looked at this as something that might help your son

01:33:32.020 Yeah

01:33:32.580 And my wife, she never really kind of recovered from her brother's suicide

01:33:40.100 They were very, very close

01:33:41.760 And she never really

01:33:43.940 She's not the same

01:33:46.760 And honestly, my career

01:33:49.880 I have felt really, really

01:33:51.680 She's affected by your career negatively, too?

01:33:54.480 Don't even start

01:33:56.900 Don't even start

01:33:58.860 Don't even start

01:34:00.460 No, you know, she's

01:34:01.880 Because it's hard

01:34:03.440 It's harder on her and the family

01:34:05.800 Than I think it is on me

01:34:07.120 Because, you know, she's just

01:34:10.260 She's lost a lot of faith in people

01:34:13.840 You know, we don't

01:34:14.980 She doesn't

01:34:15.600 Sure

01:34:15.800 She never lets people over to the house

01:34:18.220 She never

01:34:18.740 She just doesn't do that

01:34:19.980 She doesn't trust people anymore

01:34:22.780 It's really

01:34:23.300 It's been horrible

01:34:24.660 I've hated

01:34:25.660 Watching her change in that way

01:34:28.920 Because she's just been so protective of me

01:34:33.400 And the family and everything else

01:34:34.860 And so her going out

01:34:36.600 I have no idea

01:34:38.740 What's coming back home

01:34:40.100 I have no idea

01:34:41.400 This is fascinating

01:34:42.860 Yeah

01:34:43.260 And you're going into the holidays

01:34:44.760 You're going to be around them a lot

01:34:45.840 You're going to really feel the impact

01:34:47.880 My son was like

01:34:49.020 After like four days with Tony Robbins

01:34:51.140 I don't know

01:34:51.540 About a month ago

01:34:52.400 We were up at the ranch

01:34:54.000 And I just want to

01:34:54.880 Look, I've been working

01:34:56.200 Okay?

01:34:57.380 I've been working

01:34:58.240 I don't want to do anything

01:34:59.480 Right

01:34:59.960 And my son's like

01:35:01.340 Dad

01:35:01.920 Where's the saw?

01:35:03.980 Can you help me move some lumber?

01:35:05.460 And I'm like

01:35:05.940 What?

01:35:07.100 No

01:35:07.460 No

01:35:07.800 No, I'm not going to help you move lumber

01:35:10.320 And he's like

01:35:10.820 I want to get this done

01:35:12.100 Let's get this done

01:35:12.560 God put the trees in the place that they are

01:35:14.740 For a reason

01:35:15.460 No

01:35:15.780 You mean lumber

01:35:16.460 All cut and stacked

01:35:17.460 They're right there

01:35:18.320 They're right there

01:35:18.820 God put them there

01:35:19.800 Yep

01:35:20.040 I am not the man to move them

01:35:22.260 No

01:35:22.560 And I'm like

01:35:23.380 I don't know

01:35:24.340 What?

01:35:25.240 What?

01:35:26.520 And I'm going to have to have a talk with Tony Robbins

01:35:28.680 If my son comes back

01:35:31.280 And my wife comes back

01:35:32.640 And they demand me to

01:35:34.600 They're starting putting unreasonable demands like

01:35:38.220 Dad, you should move once in a while

01:35:41.660 I'm pissed

01:35:43.740 Is it possible to kind of pay Tony Robbins more to make your kids and family members less productive?

01:35:52.080 Like can you be like

01:35:52.680 No, I want them to be more productive

01:35:54.680 I just don't want them to demand that I

01:35:57.380 I've already had my productive period

01:35:59.880 It's your

01:36:00.400 It's your turn

01:36:02.020 Right

01:36:02.340 You know

01:36:02.740 That's why I have kids

01:36:04.080 You have kids

01:36:05.600 So, you know

01:36:06.620 Once you've

01:36:07.300 Once you've raised these things

01:36:09.920 It's like raising

01:36:11.040 It's like raising animals

01:36:12.960 You've worked between three and four hours a day

01:36:15.880 A day

01:36:16.340 For 30, 40 years

01:36:17.900 Right

01:36:18.280 50 years

01:36:18.680 50 years

01:36:19.400 I mean

01:36:20.200 It's too much

01:36:20.760 For a human being to do

01:36:22.140 It is too much

01:36:22.740 And I gotta tell you

01:36:24.320 The reason why you have kids

01:36:25.840 Is so they do stuff

01:36:27.400 And then you live off them

01:36:29.940 Towards the end of your life

01:36:31.160 Oh, okay

01:36:31.960 Yeah, that makes sense

01:36:32.800 Yeah

01:36:33.060 I thought it was more access to macaroni and cheese

01:36:35.040 But

01:36:35.360 Well, it's that too

01:36:36.660 Early on it's that

01:36:37.560 It's early on

01:36:38.140 The reward of

01:36:39.300 The only thing that gets you through it

01:36:41.180 Is all the candy

01:36:42.100 You know what I mean?

01:36:43.940 When you're raising them

01:36:44.860 And they're like

01:36:45.700 You know

01:36:46.240 Poopy diapers and stuff

01:36:47.900 You're like

01:36:48.420 Hey, maybe the kid will want some candy

01:36:50.420 I'm gonna just buy some

01:36:51.860 Keep it in the cupboard

01:36:53.320 Just in case

01:36:54.160 And then it just

01:36:54.880 Somehow or another

01:36:56.280 It just disappears

01:36:57.240 Huh

01:36:58.360 Wow, that's terrible news

01:36:59.420 Yeah

01:36:59.680 So, do you think this is going to turn out

01:37:02.160 Are you

01:37:03.540 Happy about this development?

01:37:05.540 Oh, I'm thrilled

01:37:06.880 But I am a little nervous

01:37:09.280 Right

01:37:10.000 Because I have no idea

01:37:11.280 What's walking through the door

01:37:12.320 It could affect you in some way

01:37:13.940 And that's not what you signed up for

01:37:15.160 Right

01:37:15.420 No, I signed up to affect them

01:37:17.500 Yeah

01:37:17.760 You know what I mean?

01:37:18.680 Now, you went to this as well

01:37:20.060 With Tony Robbins

01:37:20.800 And it seemed to have

01:37:21.940 This is different

01:37:22.280 An impact on you, too

01:37:23.200 This is different

01:37:24.000 My wife is like

01:37:25.000 My wife

01:37:25.840 When we went the first time

01:37:27.140 She was like

01:37:27.860 Oh, Tony Robbins

01:37:29.260 What does he do?

01:37:30.300 And, you know

01:37:31.060 I've seen him

01:37:31.720 He's the guy from

01:37:31.960 Shallow How, right?

01:37:33.140 Yeah

01:37:33.400 Banana hands

01:37:34.680 And he makes you jump

01:37:35.740 And yell and stuff

01:37:36.940 And she's like

01:37:37.600 I don't know

01:37:38.200 I'll go

01:37:38.800 I'll go

01:37:39.860 And I'll see what it's like

01:37:41.000 She was

01:37:42.340 Last night

01:37:43.020 She's become like a Tony

01:37:44.380 She's like an Amway salesman

01:37:46.100 For Tony Robbins

01:37:47.120 Yeah, she was like

01:37:48.540 You know what?

01:37:50.100 Next month

01:37:50.860 He has a thing on business

01:37:52.340 You should go

01:37:53.480 And I'm like

01:37:54.500 No, I don't want to go

01:37:55.760 I don't want to go next month

01:37:57.480 I mean, because now

01:37:58.600 You're pushing it on me

01:37:59.520 Now it's

01:38:00.120 Now it's Amway

01:38:00.920 Now it's Amway

01:38:01.760 Now it's like

01:38:02.380 I might need that glass cleaner

01:38:05.000 But I'm not buying it

01:38:06.380 Right

01:38:06.640 You don't want to hear anymore

01:38:07.660 It's just principle

01:38:08.800 Right

01:38:09.180 No

01:38:09.740 I will not improve my life

01:38:11.300 I will not do it

01:38:12.660 No, I'm taking a stand

01:38:13.680 Yes

01:38:14.140 My life will suck

01:38:15.140 Here's some dramatic action

01:38:16.740 For you, Tony Robbins

01:38:18.040 In your face

01:38:18.380 I'm not doing it

01:38:19.440 Not doing it

01:38:21.220 That's a brave stand to take

01:38:24.620 Right?

01:38:25.640 It is

01:38:26.060 That shows you a real moral character

01:38:27.500 I'm telling you

01:38:28.120 I don't know

01:38:28.940 I mean

01:38:29.480 It's incredible

01:38:32.100 It's incredible

01:38:33.760 It really is

01:38:35.000 I mean, I don't

01:38:35.800 I know of Tony Robbins

01:38:37.780 Obviously he's a pretty famous guy

01:38:39.380 But I thought of him as a

01:38:40.580 More of a business

01:38:42.640 Like that's where his

01:38:44.560 Is it more like

01:38:46.120 Personal improvement now

01:38:47.320 Or is it just

01:38:47.840 No, no, no

01:38:48.480 It's

01:38:49.580 I mean, it's

01:38:50.600 Change your thinking

01:38:52.060 Change your life

01:38:52.860 Okay

01:38:53.100 And it affects everything

01:38:54.420 Including your business

01:38:55.440 Yeah

01:38:55.820 And he's

01:38:56.620 This one

01:38:57.720 I think he does

01:38:58.380 Once a year

01:38:59.160 And you go

01:39:00.560 And it's like

01:39:01.280 Six days

01:39:02.120 And it's like

01:39:03.220 It's deep stuff

01:39:05.740 It gives

01:39:06.160 The reason why

01:39:06.960 I wanted my wife to go

01:39:07.920 Is because of the issues

01:39:09.040 With her brother

01:39:09.880 And he kind of

01:39:11.400 Goes into all of that stuff

01:39:13.260 You know

01:39:13.860 Whatever it is

01:39:14.600 You're dealing with

01:39:15.660 You know

01:39:16.780 You

01:39:17.380 You deal with it

01:39:19.460 And get it out of your system

01:39:20.620 So you can be

01:39:22.460 You know

01:39:23.820 Running on clean fuel

01:39:25.080 Every day

01:39:25.620 Hmm

01:39:25.940 So you'd say

01:39:26.900 You'd recommend this highly

01:39:28.000 Unless

01:39:28.640 You're talking about

01:39:29.860 Someone in your family

01:39:30.860 Who might be annoying about it

01:39:32.120 Then don't

01:39:33.360 Don't let them

01:39:34.000 Improve their lives

01:39:34.960 Because it will

01:39:35.420 Ruin yours

01:39:36.260 Yeah

01:39:37.260 As long as

01:39:38.080 Their improvement

01:39:39.020 Doesn't force you

01:39:41.260 To improve your life

01:39:42.600 Okay

01:39:43.020 That's it

01:39:43.540 You know

01:39:43.800 I'm very much

01:39:45.240 Into improving

01:39:46.200 Improving my life

01:39:47.420 But when they start

01:39:48.240 Talking about

01:39:49.080 Hey

01:39:49.840 You know

01:39:50.640 There's real benefits

01:39:51.620 To cold showers

01:39:52.780 No there's not

01:39:53.700 I love hot showers

01:39:55.140 Oh I love hot showers

01:39:56.360 There's nothing better

01:39:57.260 And my wife is already

01:39:58.700 Like

01:39:59.000 You know

01:39:59.980 There is huge benefits

01:40:01.760 To your body

01:40:03.180 For taking cold showers

01:40:04.580 In the morning

01:40:05.180 And just

01:40:05.600 Cold shower

01:40:06.680 And just do it

01:40:07.440 What do you mean

01:40:08.720 You can't control your

01:40:10.200 I mean

01:40:11.000 Are you in charge

01:40:12.040 Of your body

01:40:13.060 Or is your body

01:40:13.740 In charge of you

01:40:14.580 I don't know

01:40:15.600 I don't think about it

01:40:16.540 That much

01:40:17.060 I just want to get up

01:40:18.060 Have a warm shower

01:40:19.060 Put my clothes on

01:40:20.080 And go

01:40:20.560 Right

01:40:21.040 Yeah

01:40:21.720 Yeah

01:40:21.960 I have a friend

01:40:22.420 Who does that

01:40:23.020 Every morning

01:40:23.960 He gets up

01:40:24.680 And they have

01:40:25.260 One of those

01:40:25.600 Like cold

01:40:26.200 Lunch pools

01:40:27.340 Yeah the plunge pool

01:40:28.220 Where it's like

01:40:28.640 And he does it every day

01:40:30.100 And you know

01:40:31.840 He's a very successful guy

01:40:33.100 And says

01:40:34.200 You know

01:40:34.420 He swears by this

01:40:35.140 And to me

01:40:35.680 I didn't even want

01:40:36.700 To put my finger in it

01:40:37.560 To see what it felt like

01:40:38.600 I know

01:40:39.420 That's how unappealing

01:40:40.700 It felt to me

01:40:41.440 No

01:40:41.800 I don't want to be cold

01:40:42.680 No I don't want to do that

01:40:44.200 And Tony

01:40:44.780 And Tony sells it

01:40:46.080 You know

01:40:46.420 He's like

01:40:46.840 You gotta do it

01:40:47.800 You gotta do it

01:40:48.700 You gotta do it

01:40:49.580 And you're like

01:40:50.540 Really

01:40:50.940 Really

01:40:51.620 And he's like

01:40:52.040 Yeah there's not a day

01:40:53.080 I've done it for years

01:40:53.900 There's not a day

01:40:54.880 I don't get up

01:40:55.680 And not want to do it

01:40:56.920 But I do it

01:40:57.780 And I'm like

01:40:58.140 You just talked me out of it

01:40:59.640 Right

01:41:00.300 There's not one day

01:41:02.020 In your 60 years of life

01:41:04.940 That you didn't think

01:41:06.320 No I'm gonna enjoy this

01:41:07.540 No

01:41:07.960 I'm not gonna do that

01:41:09.240 No

01:41:09.620 I mean didn't we come

01:41:11.640 We were just talking to Alex Epstein

01:41:13.180 About fossil fuels

01:41:14.600 And how they've improved civilization

01:41:16.620 Like

01:41:17.520 Isn't the point of civilization

01:41:19.480 So you don't have to be cold

01:41:20.940 Yes

01:41:21.600 Right like if you don't want to be cold

01:41:22.940 You don't have to be cold

01:41:23.800 Yes

01:41:24.120 The whole point of this

01:41:25.140 I mean

01:41:25.820 Is to make life better

01:41:27.060 I don't

01:41:27.440 I'll take a cold shower

01:41:28.960 If I can take an electric blanket in with me

01:41:31.520 But I don't

01:41:32.260 I don't think that's a good idea

01:41:33.600 You know what

01:41:33.620 You should try it

01:41:34.380 I should try it

01:41:34.920 You should try that one

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01:42:59.160 Station ID

01:43:10.580 So the Treasury Department

01:43:12.800 Launches a new strike force

01:43:14.940 To crack down on illicit funds

01:43:17.320 Behind fentanyl trafficking

01:43:18.900 Stu, this is a story

01:43:21.220 In Blaze Media today

01:43:22.400 Just tell me

01:43:25.420 Just from the headline

01:43:26.480 What you think this story

01:43:27.940 Is really all about

01:43:28.900 Give me the headline

01:43:29.440 One more time

01:43:29.920 Okay

01:43:30.120 Treasury Department launches

01:43:31.340 New strike force

01:43:32.180 To crack down on illicit funds

01:43:34.000 Behind fentanyl trafficking

01:43:35.300 Okay

01:43:36.380 Well I mean

01:43:37.160 It seems like

01:43:38.400 You know

01:43:38.800 You got the stuff

01:43:39.880 Coming over the border

01:43:40.740 Maybe they're from China

01:43:41.820 They got a crack team

01:43:43.420 Making sure that they

01:43:44.320 Can stop this

01:43:45.300 You really think

01:43:45.980 That's what that's about

01:43:46.860 Well no

01:43:47.820 It's probably something terrible

01:43:48.760 But I'm just saying

01:43:49.400 From the headline

01:43:50.460 Yeah

01:43:50.780 It would say

01:43:51.400 Okay

01:43:51.720 But what

01:43:52.340 I'm going to read it

01:43:53.220 Tell me

01:43:53.920 Stop

01:43:54.640 When you realize

01:43:56.360 What this really is

01:43:57.620 Okay

01:43:58.080 Biden administration

01:43:59.740 Treasury Department

01:44:00.800 Announced Monday

01:44:01.740 The launch of a new

01:44:03.040 Strike force

01:44:03.960 Dedicated to cracking down

01:44:05.760 On illicit funds

01:44:07.020 Behind fentanyl trafficking

01:44:08.500 Agency recently formed

01:44:11.360 The counter fentanyl strike force

01:44:13.640 To marshal the treasury's

01:44:15.980 Resources and expertise

01:44:18.920 In a coordinated

01:44:20.660 And streamlined operation

01:44:22.520 To combat the trafficking

01:44:24.180 Of illicit fentanyl

01:44:25.800 Any idea yet?

01:44:27.780 Hmm

01:44:28.000 You will

01:44:30.100 It noted that

01:44:31.840 The strike force

01:44:32.880 Will be led

01:44:33.880 By the office

01:44:35.320 Of terrorism

01:44:36.400 And financial intelligence

01:44:38.360 And irs criminal investigation

01:44:41.000 Okay

01:44:41.520 You're starting to get it

01:44:43.680 Right

01:44:44.100 Okay

01:44:44.600 In Monday's statement

01:44:46.340 Secretary of the treasury

01:44:47.360 Janice Yellen

01:44:48.120 Reaffirmed the

01:44:49.340 Biden administration's

01:44:50.180 Commitment to

01:44:51.020 Stemming the flow

01:44:52.220 Of deadly fentanyl

01:44:53.660 Into communities

01:44:54.560 Across the United States

01:44:55.760 She noted

01:44:56.860 The new strike force

01:44:57.700 Will allow us to bring

01:44:59.480 The department's

01:45:01.180 Unrivaled expertise

01:45:02.680 In fighting

01:45:03.780 Financial crime

01:45:05.920 Hmm

01:45:07.020 Treasury will use

01:45:08.160 Every bit of

01:45:09.080 Every tool

01:45:09.900 At its disposal

01:45:10.820 To disrupt the ability

01:45:12.100 Of drug traffickers

01:45:13.140 To peddle this poison

01:45:14.700 To peddle this poison

01:45:14.720 In our country

01:45:15.660 Um

01:45:16.760 The strike force

01:45:17.540 Aims to crack down

01:45:18.900 On money laundering

01:45:20.780 Networks

01:45:21.320 Do you know what

01:45:21.780 This is about yet?

01:45:22.500 I mean it seems like

01:45:23.280 A money grab

01:45:24.240 By the federal government

01:45:25.460 Here comes the key

01:45:26.940 Financial

01:45:27.260 Sorry go ahead

01:45:28.240 Go ahead

01:45:28.660 Financial monitoring

01:45:29.580 Okay

01:45:30.120 Of every citizen

01:45:30.840 Okay

01:45:31.320 Financial strike force

01:45:33.340 Aims to crack down

01:45:34.860 On money laundering

01:45:35.820 Networks

01:45:36.420 Particularly

01:45:37.740 Those using

01:45:40.420 Bitcoin

01:45:41.400 Yes

01:45:42.500 Yes

01:45:44.540 You want to stop

01:45:47.320 Fentanyl

01:45:48.320 You close down

01:45:49.860 The border

01:45:50.580 And you know

01:45:50.980 What it really

01:45:51.620 Would help

01:45:52.140 Glenn

01:45:53.480 Because obviously

01:45:54.640 The way to stop

01:45:55.620 Fentanyl

01:45:56.100 Is to stop

01:45:56.760 Bitcoin

01:45:57.580 Yes it is

01:45:58.520 Isn't it

01:45:58.900 The only way

01:45:59.480 To really stop

01:46:00.200 It's not just

01:46:00.700 Stopping Bitcoin

01:46:01.280 You need a central

01:46:02.380 Bank digital currency

01:46:03.920 That you can turn off

01:46:05.860 For purchases

01:46:06.720 Of these bad things

01:46:08.180 Exactly right

01:46:09.240 That way you can

01:46:09.420 Stop people

01:46:10.260 From doing all

01:46:11.060 These naughty things

01:46:11.660 Everything would go

01:46:12.720 Through the financial

01:46:13.700 Crimes division

01:46:14.820 That's perfect

01:46:15.520 Of the IRS

01:46:16.380 And the treasury

01:46:17.420 So

01:46:17.800 It's like a

01:46:18.320 Department of

01:46:19.960 Pre-crime

01:46:21.140 Something like

01:46:21.580 I don't know exactly

01:46:22.280 Something like that

01:46:23.120 Something like that

01:46:24.500 We'd have to come up

01:46:25.580 With newspeak

01:46:26.440 To be able to come up

01:46:27.480 With the right term

01:46:29.560 I like that though

01:46:30.500 That will solve

01:46:31.120 All of our problems

01:46:31.880 You'll stop the problems

01:46:33.100 Before they start

01:46:33.980 Yes

01:46:34.420 Yes

01:46:35.360 I like that

01:46:36.180 I like that

01:46:36.980 Did you see this

01:46:37.500 This story

01:46:38.660 From Los Angeles

01:46:40.600 Where they had this

01:46:41.420 Potential serial killer

01:46:42.600 And how they caught him

01:46:43.460 No

01:46:44.520 So he was

01:46:45.380 Apparently executing

01:46:46.420 I hate these stories

01:46:47.820 Because I'm always like

01:46:48.740 Good serial killer

01:46:49.840 Caught

01:46:50.220 Oh yeah

01:46:50.560 The way they did it

01:46:51.740 Really bad

01:46:52.380 You know

01:46:53.200 And it's happening

01:46:53.660 This is all over the country

01:46:54.580 But basically

01:46:55.900 This guy had a car

01:46:56.780 He went in

01:46:57.260 And they found

01:46:57.920 They saw him

01:46:59.000 Around one of these

01:47:00.740 Neighborhoods

01:47:01.140 He went in and killed

01:47:01.700 Someone

01:47:02.000 Like some poor dad

01:47:03.060 In his garage

01:47:03.780 On his way home

01:47:04.480 To see his kids

01:47:05.380 Along with a bunch

01:47:07.000 Of homeless people

01:47:07.780 Anyway

01:47:08.380 They got his license plate

01:47:09.940 And they just

01:47:10.480 Every time anyone

01:47:11.480 Pulls into Beverly Hills

01:47:12.540 They scan all your license

01:47:13.680 Every single license plate

01:47:14.980 So

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01:47:17.060 Drove through Beverly Hills

01:47:18.380 And they're like

01:47:18.960 Oh there he is

01:47:19.680 And just went and got him

01:47:21.060 Because every single person

01:47:24.620 Who enters the city

01:47:25.800 Has their license plate

01:47:27.200 Scanned to see if

01:47:27.960 They're of any

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01:47:31.700 We're really rich

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01:49:05.700 Welcome to the

01:49:19.520 Glenn Beck program

01:49:20.340 Thanks man

01:49:21.180 I was

01:49:22.060 Was at Colony Ridge

01:49:24.940 Over the last few days

01:49:26.960 Been doing some

01:49:27.880 Investigation on a

01:49:29.320 Documentary that we're doing

01:49:31.160 And had to come home

01:49:32.860 For the debate tonight

01:49:33.840 But Jason

01:49:35.480 Buttrill is

01:49:36.280 Is down

01:49:37.400 He's our head

01:49:37.900 Researcher

01:49:38.620 And head writer

01:49:40.320 For the

01:49:41.640 Glenn Beck program

01:49:42.320 And kind of handed

01:49:43.520 Some of the stuff

01:49:44.300 Off

01:49:44.640 Yesterday

01:49:45.680 He's

01:49:46.660 He's got another

01:49:48.100 Interview tonight

01:49:48.980 And a ride

01:49:50.940 Along

01:49:51.420 In Colony Ridge

01:49:53.600 It is this

01:49:54.680 Massive

01:49:55.940 Massive

01:49:56.940 Project

01:49:57.520 Where nobody

01:49:58.720 Speaks English

01:49:59.700 Really

01:50:00.760 And none of the

01:50:03.260 Cops do either

01:50:03.880 I think they have

01:50:04.540 They have 50

01:50:05.700 Sheriff's deputies

01:50:06.760 For this

01:50:07.240 Enormous

01:50:08.640 County

01:50:09.160 And there's

01:50:11.040 Eight people

01:50:11.760 For

01:50:13.200 I believe

01:50:13.980 It's

01:50:14.300 79,000

01:50:15.680 People now

01:50:16.260 The developers

01:50:17.180 Will say

01:50:17.820 There's only

01:50:18.380 35,000

01:50:19.200 People there

01:50:19.660 Not true

01:50:21.900 According to the

01:50:22.700 School district

01:50:23.800 That has a way

01:50:25.180 To figure out

01:50:25.860 How many people

01:50:26.440 Are you know

01:50:27.100 Coming in

01:50:27.580 You have to

01:50:28.000 Live in that

01:50:28.480 Area to be

01:50:29.320 Able to go

01:50:29.720 To the schools

01:50:30.220 They say

01:50:31.100 There's 79

01:50:31.860 75 or 79,000

01:50:33.860 People

01:50:34.220 Eight

01:50:35.260 Cops

01:50:36.300 Eight

01:50:36.980 And that's

01:50:38.000 On four shifts

01:50:39.300 Okay

01:50:40.240 And

01:50:42.020 Very few

01:50:43.780 Speak any

01:50:44.520 Spanish at all

01:50:45.880 Any Spanish

01:50:46.700 Yeah

01:50:47.040 They don't speak

01:50:47.720 Spanish

01:50:48.120 And the

01:50:49.260 Residents

01:50:49.740 Generally

01:50:50.120 Don't speak

01:50:50.620 English

01:50:51.040 So

01:50:51.480 That's a

01:50:52.320 Really good

01:50:53.480 Combo

01:50:53.820 It's crazy

01:50:54.760 It's crazy

01:50:55.740 What's going

01:50:56.160 On

01:50:56.360 I talked to

01:50:56.760 The sheriff

01:50:57.120 Yesterday

01:50:57.580 And

01:50:58.880 This is the

01:51:01.060 Hardest story

01:51:01.620 To figure out

01:51:02.380 Because

01:51:02.920 I hear

01:51:04.760 Opposite

01:51:06.700 Stories

01:51:07.340 From everybody

01:51:08.300 We talked

01:51:08.840 To

01:51:09.100 And the

01:51:10.060 Sheriff

01:51:10.340 Was the

01:51:10.760 First one

01:51:11.300 That said

01:51:11.920 Boom

01:51:12.720 Here's the

01:51:13.360 Book

01:51:13.660 Here's what's

01:51:14.880 Really going

01:51:15.540 On

01:51:15.900 So we're

01:51:16.820 Going to

01:51:17.020 Follow up

01:51:17.580 This week

01:51:18.460 With Jason

01:51:19.020 That'll be

01:51:19.500 Interesting

01:51:19.780 And Jason

01:51:20.240 Buttrell

01:51:20.560 Doing

01:51:20.860 The coverage

01:51:22.200 I've never

01:51:22.540 Seen a

01:51:22.920 Documentary

01:51:23.340 Where the

01:51:23.620 Host

01:51:23.900 Is wearing

01:51:24.900 A tank

01:51:25.180 Top

01:51:25.860 That'll be

01:51:26.520 That'll be

01:51:27.560 Fascinating

01:51:27.920 To watch

01:51:28.400 For multiple

01:51:29.000 Reasons

01:51:29.380 And that's

01:51:29.740 Coming out

01:51:30.100 In January

01:51:30.740 Only on

01:51:31.340 Blaze TV

01:51:32.120 It is so

01:51:33.160 Important

01:51:33.660 That you

01:51:34.680 Subscribe to

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01:51:36.340 I really

01:51:37.220 Believe the

01:51:37.740 Next 12

01:51:38.280 Months

01:51:39.200 Are going

01:51:41.200 To decide

01:51:41.880 Really

01:51:42.420 The fate

01:51:44.020 Of our

01:51:44.300 Nation

01:51:44.660 And

01:51:45.740 And possibly

01:51:46.800 The voices

01:51:47.860 That you

01:51:48.420 Hear

01:51:48.800 And I

01:51:51.180 Don't know

01:51:51.420 If you

01:51:51.640 Saw

01:51:51.820 Did you

01:51:52.120 See the

01:51:52.420 Latest

01:51:52.840 From

01:51:53.180 Do we

01:51:53.440 Have the

01:51:53.700 Pictures

01:51:54.000 From

01:51:54.620 YouTube

01:51:56.180 Now

01:51:56.700 I told

01:51:57.260 You

01:51:57.400 Yesterday

01:51:57.880 That

01:51:58.160 Instagram

01:51:58.660 They

01:52:01.420 Banned

01:52:03.440 A story

01:52:04.340 That we

01:52:04.820 Had

01:52:05.140 Where we

01:52:05.480 Just

01:52:05.720 Talked

01:52:06.660 About

01:52:06.900 Hamas

01:52:07.480 And what

01:52:07.980 Happened

01:52:08.380 It was

01:52:08.580 Right after

01:52:09.100 October 7th

01:52:10.620 We didn't

01:52:11.520 Show any

01:52:11.940 Graphic

01:52:12.660 Stuff

01:52:13.080 We showed

01:52:13.600 The stuff

01:52:14.000 That everybody

01:52:14.460 Else has

01:52:15.000 Seen

01:52:15.340 And everybody

01:52:15.880 Else has

01:52:16.340 Shown

01:52:16.680 And I

01:52:17.820 Was talking

01:52:18.280 About Hamas

01:52:19.060 And what

01:52:19.400 Happened

01:52:19.860 Instagram

01:52:21.120 Banned

01:52:23.640 Me

01:52:24.020 Banned

01:52:24.420 That story

01:52:25.180 And then

01:52:25.520 Banned

01:52:25.760 Me from

01:52:26.140 Doing

01:52:26.360 Anything

01:52:26.620 Live

01:52:27.080 Which I

01:52:27.420 Don't

01:52:27.600 Do

01:52:27.780 For the

01:52:28.780 Next

01:52:29.000 30

01:52:29.340 Days

01:52:29.720 I'm

01:52:30.080 Sure

01:52:30.420 My

01:52:30.680 Numbers

01:52:30.960 Are

01:52:31.100 Being

01:52:31.280 Suppressed

01:52:31.880 Now

01:52:32.260 And it's

01:52:33.640 Because

01:52:34.240 I was

01:52:35.680 Talking

01:52:36.480 About a

01:52:37.200 Dangerous

01:52:38.220 Group

01:52:38.860 Well

01:52:40.320 Yeah

01:52:40.620 It's

01:52:40.920 Hamas

01:52:41.580 And I

01:52:41.960 Was

01:52:42.080 Reporting

01:52:42.600 The

01:52:42.900 News

01:52:43.440 What

01:52:44.200 You're

01:52:44.660 Banning

01:52:45.160 This

01:52:45.580 Yes

01:52:46.820 Is the

01:52:47.360 Answer

01:52:47.680 Now

01:52:48.620 If you

01:52:49.100 Look

01:52:49.440 At

01:52:50.040 YouTube

01:52:50.860 When I'm

01:52:52.880 Talking

01:52:53.280 About Hamas

01:52:54.100 And this

01:52:54.440 Isn't

01:52:54.720 Happening

01:52:55.080 On anybody

01:52:55.600 Else's

01:52:56.240 Page

01:52:56.940 When I'm

01:52:57.900 Talking

01:52:58.200 About Hamas

01:52:58.880 First

01:52:59.220 Of all

01:52:59.600 The

01:53:00.400 Thumbnail

01:53:01.900 Is

01:53:02.420 Blurred

01:53:02.960 Out

01:53:03.260 So you

01:53:03.900 Can't

01:53:04.360 See

01:53:04.660 Anything

01:53:05.060 About

01:53:05.420 Hamas

01:53:05.920 Then

01:53:07.100 If you

01:53:07.920 Click

01:53:08.300 On it

01:53:08.780 It

01:53:09.480 Says

01:53:10.060 Verify

01:53:11.220 Your

01:53:11.560 Age

01:53:11.980 So now

01:53:13.900 They make

01:53:14.280 You verify

01:53:14.880 Your age

01:53:15.820 And sign

01:53:17.140 In

01:53:17.520 How many

01:53:18.020 People are

01:53:18.500 Actually going

01:53:18.980 To see

01:53:19.360 My coverage

01:53:20.160 Of what

01:53:20.780 Happened

01:53:21.200 In Israel

01:53:21.940 And Hamas

01:53:22.680 And my

01:53:23.100 Coverage

01:53:23.460 On Hamas

01:53:24.380 This

01:53:25.500 This is

01:53:25.700 This is

01:53:25.720 Just

01:53:25.940 Another

01:53:26.360 Way

01:53:26.640 To

01:53:26.860 Suppress

01:53:27.540 The

01:53:28.320 Truth

01:53:28.680 And they

01:53:29.160 Are

01:53:29.360 Coming

01:53:29.860 Hard

01:53:31.200 For this

01:53:32.080 Program

01:53:32.580 The last

01:53:35.520 Few months

01:53:36.140 Are

01:53:36.340 Unlike

01:53:36.780 And you

01:53:37.880 Know if

01:53:38.320 You've

01:53:38.460 Been a

01:53:38.640 Long-term

01:53:38.940 Listener

01:53:39.360 We have

01:53:40.680 Gone

01:53:40.940 Through the

01:53:41.400 Ringer

01:53:42.120 They have

01:53:44.200 Not

01:53:44.720 Come

01:53:45.020 This

01:53:45.340 Hard

01:53:45.640 For this

01:53:46.060 Program

01:53:46.540 Ever

01:53:47.180 Before

01:53:48.400 Not like

01:53:49.420 This

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01:54:06.540 There's

01:54:07.260 A couple

01:54:07.500 Of

01:54:07.660 Other

01:54:07.860 Things

01:54:08.200 That

01:54:08.360 I

01:54:08.460 Want

01:54:08.620 To

01:54:08.760 Go

01:54:09.600 Through

01:54:09.840 Today

01:54:10.240 There

01:54:11.640 Is

01:54:12.020 Well

01:54:14.500 This

01:54:14.700 One's

01:54:14.940 Just

01:54:15.080 Kind

01:54:15.280 Of

01:54:15.380 Satisfying

01:54:16.080 At

01:54:17.200 The

01:54:17.500 Met

01:54:18.440 Opera

01:54:18.960 Last

01:54:19.660 Week

01:54:19.980 Which

01:54:20.780 Is

01:54:20.920 So

01:54:21.140 Relatable

01:54:21.600 Everybody

01:54:22.060 Goes

01:54:22.360 To

01:54:22.460 The

01:54:22.560 Opera

01:54:22.820 And

01:54:23.980 You know

01:54:25.560 It's

01:54:25.780 Like

01:54:26.040 What's

01:54:26.440 Playing

01:54:26.760 At

01:54:26.920 The

01:54:27.040 Opera

01:54:27.340 Right

01:54:27.660 Now

01:54:27.960 Is

01:54:29.000 It

01:54:29.140 Ghost

01:54:29.360 Protocol

01:54:29.940 No

01:54:31.960 Probably

01:54:32.500 Yeah

01:54:32.820 I

01:54:33.000 Don't

01:54:33.120 Know

01:54:33.300 I

01:54:33.460 Don't

01:54:33.580 Know

01:54:33.780 But

01:54:34.160 Anyway

01:54:34.400 At

01:54:34.900 The

01:54:35.020 Met

01:54:36.260 These

01:54:37.460 Climate

01:54:38.000 Protesters

01:54:38.760 Came

01:54:39.040 In

01:54:39.240 Now

01:54:39.540 This

01:54:39.780 Is

01:54:39.940 So

01:54:40.160 Satisfying

01:54:40.920 To

01:54:41.120 Me

01:54:41.380 Because

01:54:42.200 The

01:54:43.360 Met

01:54:43.840 It's

01:54:44.620 Full

01:54:44.820 Of

01:54:44.960 All

01:54:45.100 Those

01:54:45.400 Rich

01:54:45.880 Snotty

01:54:46.480 Leftists

01:54:47.420 Most

01:54:48.000 Likely

01:54:48.540 And

01:54:49.540 And

01:54:50.440 They're

01:54:51.540 The

01:54:51.660 Ones

01:54:51.900 Who

01:54:52.020 Are

01:54:52.120 Funding

01:54:52.660 All

01:54:52.860 These

01:54:53.080 Climate

01:54:53.540 Idiots

01:54:54.180 So

01:54:55.540 Climate

01:54:56.120 Idiot

01:54:56.560 Gets

01:54:56.860 Into

01:54:57.100 The

01:54:57.280 Met

01:54:57.580 And

01:54:58.080 Starts

01:54:58.660 To

01:54:58.840 Disrupt

01:54:59.520 Oh

01:55:00.100 No

01:55:00.360 The

01:55:00.720 Opera

01:55:01.260 Here

01:55:01.740 It

01:55:01.880 Is

01:55:02.180 Shut

01:55:16.440 Shut up

01:55:17.120 I've never liked an opera audience more than this

01:55:22.540 I know

01:55:23.500 I

01:55:23.700 I mean wait till you see the guy in the tuxedo come

01:55:29.480 Just shut up

01:55:31.480 Just shut up and get out

01:55:32.120 Just shut up and get out

01:55:32.200 It's

01:55:35.400 We are in a climate crisis

01:55:39.660 We are in a climate crisis

01:55:41.000 We are in a climate crisis

01:55:41.160 What the f***

01:55:42.360 Get the f*** out

01:55:43.460 So righteous

01:55:44.120 So righteous

01:55:45.220 Ouch

01:55:45.580 Stop

01:55:46.160 Ouch

01:55:46.740 Listen

01:55:47.260 I mean

01:55:47.960 I mean they hit this

01:55:49.500 So somebody

01:55:50.020 Somebody in the crowd

01:55:51.260 Hit this old lady

01:55:52.380 I mean

01:55:52.840 They say

01:55:53.840 They're like

01:55:55.200 I mean this is

01:56:04.000 This is worse than anything the media ever showed about a Trump rally

01:56:08.020 Yeah

01:56:08.700 That's really

01:56:09.420 They're really pissed

01:56:10.620 They're really pissed

01:56:12.000 Are they aware the thing they're there for sucks

01:56:14.180 I don't think so

01:56:15.440 I think they're still under the illusion that this is nice

01:56:18.080 Oh wow

01:56:18.740 That's the big problem

01:56:20.060 I'm really enjoying this

01:56:21.600 No they're not

01:56:22.140 You gotta believe half the men in that audience were like

01:56:24.240 Thank you

01:56:25.000 Honey we should go

01:56:27.180 We should really go

01:56:28.160 Something bad might happen

01:56:29.340 We should get out of here

01:56:30.220 This is very dangerous

01:56:30.720 Plus what are we doing for the climate

01:56:31.980 I'm very concerned what we're doing

01:56:33.480 We should not go to those operas anymore

01:56:35.940 No

01:56:36.380 It is fascinating of course the people that fund all of these

01:56:39.680 Extinction Rebellion is the group that did this

01:56:41.620 And they're you know one of the most extreme organizations on the planet

01:56:45.600 We have a recurring segment on Studios America called

01:56:48.860 Idiots Gluing Themselves to Things

01:56:53.320 Yeah

01:56:53.680 And that's usually Extinction Rebellion

01:56:56.300 They go and there are people that glue themselves to the floor of like a factory

01:56:59.860 And you're just like

01:57:00.320 Why don't we

01:57:01.460 I would never

01:57:01.900 Just leave them there

01:57:02.820 I would never take

01:57:04.240 They help them out

01:57:05.460 I just

01:57:05.820 No just leave them there

01:57:06.940 Bye

01:57:07.080 We just take the

01:57:07.880 You know we just work around them

01:57:09.240 Let's work around them

01:57:10.080 Draw a yellow circle around for safety

01:57:13.440 So you don't run into them

01:57:15.820 Or you know

01:57:16.460 And you just leave them there

01:57:17.800 Just do that once

01:57:18.540 And it's never gonna happen again

01:57:19.600 No

01:57:19.800 They're not ever gonna glue themselves to things again

01:57:21.620 Nope

01:57:22.060 But it'd be almost like a sequel to the movie Saw

01:57:25.280 Where eventually they

01:57:26.380 You just leave a saw with them in the circle

01:57:29.040 And just wait until they saw their hands off to get out

01:57:32.320 I mean it would probably take a week or two

01:57:34.880 Yeah well

01:57:35.740 Do they have access to water?

01:57:38.700 I you know

01:57:39.400 I

01:57:39.840 That's

01:57:40.800 I say they go

01:57:42.500 Especially if they do it in an opera house

01:57:44.700 And the operas are going on

01:57:47.240 Oh I think yeah

01:57:48.000 They'll be dead in a day

01:57:49.120 Yeah

01:57:49.480 The operas I think you just

01:57:50.760 You keep

01:57:51.820 You keep going

01:57:52.840 With them

01:57:53.360 And you'd be like

01:57:53.940 Okay here's your saw

01:57:54.800 You can saw your hand off anytime you want to leave

01:57:56.640 And then they may just commit suicide with the saw

01:57:58.940 To get out of the opera

01:57:59.800 Right

01:58:00.100 Which is a fascinating development

01:58:01.540 So

01:58:01.860 Here's Senator Kennedy yesterday

01:58:04.460 Talking to

01:58:05.480 Our

01:58:06.760 Our FBI director

01:58:08.940 Christopher Wray

01:58:11.460 About the Hunter Biden laptop

01:58:13.580 Which we now know

01:58:15.040 They knew everything about

01:58:16.760 They had all the information

01:58:18.780 Sure

01:58:19.280 And they stepped

01:58:19.940 They kept silent

01:58:20.820 Listen to what Christopher Wray says

01:58:22.240 Why didn't the FBI just say

01:58:24.240 Hey

01:58:24.560 The

01:58:26.580 The

01:58:26.980 The laptop's real

01:58:28.540 Why didn't you just tell everybody

01:58:32.540 The laptop's real

01:58:33.560 We're not vouching for what's on it

01:58:35.160 But it's real

01:58:36.360 This isn't

01:58:36.920 A

01:58:37.320 Fiction

01:58:38.480 Well I

01:58:41.540 As you might imagine

01:58:43.220 The FBI cannot

01:58:44.300 Especially in a time like that

01:58:45.920 Be talking about

01:58:47.140 An ongoing investigation

01:58:48.460 Second

01:58:49.200 I would tell you that

01:58:50.420 At least my understanding

01:58:51.400 Is that both the FBI folks

01:58:53.100 Involved in the conversations

01:58:54.460 And the Twitter folks

01:58:55.580 Involved in the conversations

01:58:56.580 Both say

01:58:57.320 That the FBI did not

01:58:58.920 Direct Twitter

01:59:00.360 To

01:59:01.260 Suppress

01:59:02.460 But others were

01:59:03.540 In government

01:59:04.260 Well I can't

01:59:05.200 Again I can't speak

01:59:05.980 To others in government

01:59:06.800 That's part of the point

01:59:07.780 That I was trying to make

01:59:08.760 Because the

01:59:09.280 Fifth Circuit's opinion

01:59:09.920 But you're the FBI

01:59:10.740 You're not

01:59:11.560 Part of the White House

01:59:13.240 And part of Homeland Security

01:59:14.800 You're not supposed to be political

01:59:16.340 You see all this

01:59:17.460 Controversy going on

01:59:18.640 Why didn't the FBI

01:59:19.640 Say

01:59:20.000 Time out folks

01:59:21.260 We're not getting

01:59:21.960 In the middle of this

01:59:22.660 But the laptop's real

01:59:24.000 Well he said

01:59:26.940 Because you can't

01:59:27.580 Get involved

01:59:28.220 In the middle

01:59:28.880 Of an election

01:59:29.560 So we couldn't

01:59:31.420 We couldn't deny

01:59:32.440 We couldn't deny

01:59:33.760 The falsehoods

01:59:34.880 It's in the middle

01:59:35.780 Of an election

01:59:36.400 Wouldn't that be

01:59:37.360 The one thing

01:59:38.240 That you would

01:59:39.060 Want them to do

01:59:40.100 Is just say

01:59:41.180 Look

01:59:41.480 We're not saying

01:59:42.820 Anything about

01:59:43.840 The content of it

01:59:45.020 But we are

01:59:45.880 This is not

01:59:47.920 Russian propaganda

01:59:49.240 This is not

01:59:50.940 Russian propaganda

01:59:51.800 This

01:59:52.240 The laptop

01:59:52.920 Is real

01:59:53.880 But what's on it

01:59:55.440 We can't vouch for

01:59:56.480 At the very least

01:59:57.400 They certainly

01:59:57.900 Should have informed

01:59:58.740 The other branches

02:00:00.280 Of government

02:00:01.060 That this was going on

02:00:02.500 Exactly right

02:00:03.300 Those branches of government

02:00:04.420 Were going to

02:00:05.080 All these social media accounts

02:00:06.240 And saying the exact opposite

02:00:07.340 They were saying

02:00:07.820 It is Russian propaganda

02:00:08.760 They were releasing letters

02:00:09.880 Saying this is Russian propaganda

02:00:11.720 When in reality

02:00:13.880 They probably knew

02:00:16.200 I mean

02:00:16.600 My guess is

02:00:17.720 The FBI did go

02:00:18.840 And did inform them

02:00:20.220 That this was real

02:00:21.200 And they did it anyway

02:00:22.460 To get it pulled down

02:00:23.600 That's the real crime

02:00:25.080 And again

02:00:25.860 I'm with you

02:00:27.120 You know

02:00:27.520 Christopher Wray

02:00:28.320 I have no

02:00:28.720 Soft spot for him

02:00:30.200 In my heart

02:00:30.900 No Donald Trump

02:00:31.380 Says the jury's

02:00:32.900 Still out on him

02:00:33.640 Is it?

02:00:35.060 Really?

02:00:35.740 I mean

02:00:36.060 Obviously Trump

02:00:36.740 You know

02:00:37.380 Appointed him

02:00:38.200 Right

02:00:38.520 Is that what he's

02:00:39.380 Yeah he's like

02:00:40.060 I'm not sure

02:00:40.620 Now?

02:00:41.460 Yeah

02:00:41.720 I'm not sure

02:00:42.540 I am

02:00:43.440 Wow that's surprising

02:00:44.620 Yeah

02:00:45.020 I thought he

02:00:45.580 I mean because

02:00:46.200 Some of this stuff

02:00:47.040 Has burned Trump

02:00:48.120 I mean it's

02:00:48.680 It's not like

02:00:50.200 Christopher Wray

02:00:51.400 Has been helpful

02:00:52.080 To Donald Trump

02:00:52.760 No

02:00:53.080 I'm surprised

02:00:54.320 And I don't want him

02:00:55.120 Just to go in

02:00:55.760 What do you think

02:00:56.380 About his statement

02:00:57.400 So Donald Trump

02:00:59.100 His statement

02:01:00.140 I'm not going to be

02:01:00.960 A dictator

02:01:01.420 I mean on

02:01:02.040 First day I will be

02:01:03.400 But only that day

02:01:05.100 I would prefer

02:01:06.300 Zero days

02:01:07.180 Of him being a dictator

02:01:08.100 That's why I say

02:01:08.900 It's so Donald Trump

02:01:09.980 Yeah he

02:01:10.460 It was tongue in cheek

02:01:11.320 Right

02:01:11.600 Yeah that's the way

02:01:12.280 He does things

02:01:13.180 He's basically saying

02:01:14.660 Yeah I'm going to

02:01:15.320 Be a dictator

02:01:15.980 For this first day

02:01:16.860 I'm going to

02:01:17.720 Repeal all of

02:01:19.460 Those executive orders

02:01:20.660 They're all going away

02:01:21.700 Yeah and of course

02:01:23.540 That's not

02:01:24.520 It's the

02:01:25.080 That's the opposite

02:01:25.860 Of a dictator

02:01:26.480 Yes

02:01:26.780 Right

02:01:26.920 You're taking

02:01:27.460 Someone who has

02:01:28.500 Been acting like a dictator

02:01:29.560 And repealing what he's doing

02:01:30.840 That's not being a dictator

02:01:31.880 Right

02:01:32.300 Again like

02:01:32.840 It's funny

02:01:33.300 Trump is the opposite

02:01:34.340 Of everybody else

02:01:35.200 When it comes to this stuff

02:01:36.040 And maybe this is part

02:01:36.780 Of his

02:01:37.120 His magical power

02:01:38.560 But like

02:01:39.500 Most people

02:01:40.780 Want to say something

02:01:41.980 In the way

02:01:43.320 That will explain it

02:01:44.980 The best

02:01:46.020 And

02:01:47.060 Also

02:01:48.960 That will cause

02:01:50.300 The least problems

02:01:51.440 For you

02:01:51.980 Like you would

02:01:52.620 You would want to form

02:01:54.000 A sentence

02:01:54.940 In a way

02:01:55.820 That would disarm

02:01:57.500 Criticism

02:01:58.380 He does the opposite

02:02:01.080 He's saying

02:02:01.920 Like when he's saying

02:02:02.720 This dictator thing

02:02:03.400 And I read the transcript

02:02:04.200 Of it

02:02:04.480 I didn't see the clip

02:02:05.220 But I read the transcript

02:02:06.120 Of it

02:02:06.460 And he's clearly

02:02:08.900 Just saying

02:02:10.440 That he will go in

02:02:12.100 And use the executive powers

02:02:13.940 That he has as president

02:02:15.300 And unwind bad policies

02:02:17.860 That were put in

02:02:18.600 By another executive

02:02:19.640 That's not

02:02:21.440 A dictator

02:02:21.740 That is not

02:02:22.860 A way to describe

02:02:23.980 What a dictator does

02:02:25.100 But he actually says it

02:02:26.160 In a way that makes it

02:02:26.880 Sound worse than it is

02:02:28.140 He's intentionally

02:02:29.140 Making it sound bad

02:02:31.500 I know

02:02:32.280 And

02:02:32.820 I think he loves that

02:02:34.920 I think he loves it too

02:02:35.720 I think he loves that

02:02:36.760 And it does seem to work for him

02:02:38.500 At least with Republican primary voters

02:02:40.240 Like I mean

02:02:40.840 I don't know that it works

02:02:41.680 For everybody

02:02:42.380 You know

02:02:43.340 It worked in 2016

02:02:44.400 He got over the finish line there

02:02:45.860 2020

02:02:46.540 Didn't

02:02:47.260 2024

02:02:47.860 Question mark

02:02:48.820 It's going to be an interesting year

02:02:49.440 2024 is going to be it

02:02:50.780 I can't wait to see

02:02:51.740 How this turns out

02:02:52.820 I can't wait to watch this

02:02:55.440 It's all play out

02:02:56.060 Yeah

02:02:56.360 Yeah

02:02:56.740 Yeah

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02:04:05.800 Glenn Beck

02:04:07.800 Alright, welcome to the program

02:04:26.500 Let me play something else

02:04:29.880 We had Christopher Wray

02:04:31.560 Testifying

02:04:32.940 In front of

02:04:35.680 The Senate yesterday

02:04:37.240 And we found out

02:04:39.340 More information

02:04:40.100 That they are

02:04:41.300 Talking to priests

02:04:43.060 Monitoring Catholic churches

02:04:45.340 Following Catholics

02:04:47.280 The FBI is

02:04:48.300 Targeting Catholics

02:04:49.500 Senator Hawley

02:04:51.240 Didn't like that

02:04:51.860 Listen

02:04:52.140 So the 60 million

02:04:53.460 So the 60 million

02:04:53.480 American Catholics

02:04:54.460 Who we now

02:04:56.220 Who now learn

02:04:57.700 That your FBI

02:04:58.840 Has recommended

02:05:00.060 That priests be

02:05:00.900 Recruited as informants

02:05:02.380 Your FBI has gone to

02:05:04.060 Priests

02:05:05.320 Choir directors

02:05:06.540 But we're to feel better

02:05:07.680 Because you've admonished them

02:05:09.460 For their wrongdoing

02:05:10.060 You again are conflating

02:05:11.380 Two different things

02:05:12.240 Why not?

02:05:12.460 I am taking your testimony

02:05:13.680 Where you said

02:05:14.380 You do not

02:05:15.040 You said categorically

02:05:16.300 Categorically

02:05:17.460 You said

02:05:17.920 We do not

02:05:19.260 We do not

02:05:20.280 Go to priests

02:05:20.920 And ask them

02:05:21.880 About their parishioners

02:05:22.660 You said

02:05:23.060 We do not

02:05:23.560 You didn't say

02:05:24.060 We haven't

02:05:24.900 You didn't say

02:05:25.440 We won't

02:05:25.980 You said

02:05:26.380 We don't

02:05:27.200 As it turns out

02:05:28.060 You do

02:05:28.840 And you kept it

02:05:30.060 From the public

02:05:30.740 You deliberately

02:05:31.720 Misliked Congress

02:05:32.540 About it

02:05:32.920 And the only reason

02:05:33.660 We know about it

02:05:34.340 Is because

02:05:34.600 A whistleblower

02:05:35.180 Came forward

02:05:35.740 I just

02:05:36.360 Fundamentally disagree

02:05:37.680 With your characterization

02:05:38.680 There's no characterization

02:05:39.740 The facts are the facts

02:05:40.820 And I fundamentally

02:05:41.620 Resent the fact

02:05:42.540 That you have violated

02:05:43.800 If not the spirit

02:05:44.740 If not the letter

02:05:45.680 Certainly the spirit

02:05:47.160 Of the first amendment

02:05:48.040 I will tell you

02:05:49.860 That these guys

02:05:50.700 If

02:05:51.120 If the republicans

02:05:53.260 Win

02:05:53.680 The presidency

02:05:56.740 Because that's

02:05:57.660 What it's going to take

02:05:58.480 These guys are going

02:05:59.860 To go to jail

02:06:00.580 For perjury

02:06:01.480 Because

02:06:02.340 I will tell you

02:06:04.280 Rand Paul is mad as hell

02:06:06.240 Holly is mad as hell

02:06:07.860 A lot of them are

02:06:09.600 And they can't

02:06:10.440 Do anything

02:06:11.040 They can't

02:06:12.180 They can't say

02:06:12.800 You perjured yourself

02:06:13.600 In front of congress

02:06:14.440 Because they only

02:06:15.400 They only

02:06:16.320 Turn it over

02:06:17.480 To the justice department

02:06:19.300 And with the justice department

02:06:20.860 Being so corrupt

02:06:22.420 They're never going to

02:06:23.420 Prosecute any of these guys

02:06:24.880 They all have to be prosecuted

02:06:27.820 You lied congress

02:06:29.780 It should be over

02:06:31.060 With theayle sell and back program

02:06:32.080 If not the racer

02:06:33.420 Will you play a little

02:06:34.440 Or the other

02:06:35.180 Will you sign that

02:06:36.200 On the track

02:06:39.480 There will be enough

02:06:40.160 Of the law

02:06:40.200 At the South

02:06:40.680 For the law

02:06:41.220 Number two

02:06:41.820 To learn

02:06:42.120 Even the bisc

02:06:46.280 As a tracking

02:06:47.820 Brain

02:06:48.380 Sin

02:06:48.540 Mann

02:06:49.660 Time

02:06:49.820 Be

02:06:50.300 除

02:06:50.880 Su

02:06:52.040 Ni

02:06:52.160 Prof

02:06:52.740 Medicare

02:06:53.720 Sin

02:06:54.820 Cause

02:06:55.820 Ass

02:06:56.560 Oh

02:06:56.860 I

02:06:57.380 Was

02:06:57.920 Love

02:06:58.380 Sav

02:06:59.020 For the Fire

The Glenn Beck Program - December 06, 2023

Ivy League Presidents Show How DEPRAVED They Truly Are ｜ Guest： Alex Epstein ｜ 12⧸6⧸23

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