00:00:23.360Okay, please put yourself in a safe situation and have some of these life-saving antibiotics on you, in your house, on your, you know, vacation.
00:00:38.880Five different antibiotics for emergency use.
00:00:41.920You also, in some cases, could jump on the phone with a certified physician so they can make sure that everything is good with writing the prescription.
00:00:49.300And then, if something does happen, you also can get that physician on for treatment-related questions at any time.
00:02:08.380Washington Mutual, the single largest bank failure in U.S. history.
00:02:12.700Over the one-year period of the bank failures, they all had to be bailed out to the total of $526 billion over 12 months.
00:02:27.660What have we done in the last five weeks?
00:02:31.680I'll give you that shocking stat in 60 seconds.
00:02:39.460First, as the weather heats up outside, that means it's time to pull the cover off the grill and get to work.
00:02:44.180If inflation is threatening your turn to turn your summer into a bummer, I have news for you.
00:02:51.200If you like hamburgers and steak and chicken and everything else you can grill outside, it might be too expensive, you know, by the end of summer.
00:03:01.540But you're going to lock in your price right now with good ranchers.
00:04:28.260In 2007, 25 banks, 25 banks, they had to be bailed out, including Washington Mutual, the single largest bank failure in history, total of $526 billion, and that was over 12 months.
00:04:44.340In the last five weeks, we have had three U.S. banks fail, and we're already over the 2007 total by $6 billion.
00:05:00.120This is the data from the Federal Reserve, and I don't know if there's more to come because the Federal Reserve is, you have to wait two years before they give you the official numbers, so I'm not, you know, can't, we can't verify for two years.
00:05:21.480Now, that is adjusted for inflation, but it doesn't include Credit Suisse a month ago, and we have no idea how much the Federal Reserve provided in emergency lending there because it was overseas, a foreign bank.
00:05:38.320They don't have to report anything again for two years.
00:05:42.420Now, you have PacWest and Western Alliance in deep trouble.
00:05:46.960Yesterday, the Bank Stock Index lost 50% of its value in the past two months.
00:06:12.980I mean, there's no feeling in the media, no indication to the average person that this is anywhere close to the size of what happened in 2008.
00:06:23.740And isn't it interesting that it took 27 banks to equal five this time, to beat five, five.
00:06:34.040And the whole point of their crappy legislation after this happened in 2007 and 2008 was to not, to make sure these big banks don't get too big.
00:10:30.780Today, today, the Federal Reserve is slated to raise interest rates for the 10th time in over 12 months.
00:10:42.040The 10th time after their two-day meeting yesterday, Central Bank expected to announce a quarter point hike, which would bring the Fed's benchmark interest rate to a level between 5 and 5.25%.
00:11:11.620I, I, I, I know nothing about this stuff.
00:11:15.420I know nothing about this stuff, but I know enough to know you cannot continue to raise interest rates or you will break the back of the economy.
00:21:03.520And I'm sorry, but there is no way any rational, reasonable human being who actually cares about America, the American people, and human beings
00:21:20.200doesn't do something on the border to stop this.
00:21:25.420The women that are raped on the way, the drug cartels, they own us.
00:21:37.640So what did you get out of it, President Biden?
00:21:54.820But I think you are in the grips of evil because only evil would turn a blind eye to what is happening to children, mothers, even single guys, families.
00:22:12.840You want to take your family over the border and rest it in the arms of a drug cartel to get you across?
00:22:57.280When our veterans who have served our country end up living on the streets, who reaches out with a hand of help, Tunnel to Towers, we are going to have such a bad homeless problem in this country.
00:23:13.420It's going to be interesting to see how all this works out.
00:23:15.860The foundation in the line of duty programs for Gold Star and Fallen First Responder, Smart Home, and Veterans Homeless programs, they are all dedicated to honoring our nation's heroes and their families.
00:23:33.200Not just the military, but our police and firefighters that are falling on the line of duty.
00:23:38.840Never forget the sacrifices of our country's greatest heroes and never close your heart.
00:27:00.300Now, how long have you been contemplating this, uh, transition to a woman?
00:27:06.520Well, I'm not really sure how long I've been contemplating it.
00:27:10.800I, you know, I, I felt, I felt this way, uh, for quite a long time and just really wasn't sure the right time to do it.
00:27:18.020Uh, but as you know, with each passing day, uh, to become more and more socially acceptable and, uh, the rules have, have become, uh, ingrained and, and set in stone as such that someone such as myself,
00:27:29.660who has no real ambition to actually live life as a woman, however, knows in my heart that I am a woman, uh, I thought this was the right time for me to go ahead and, uh, announce that that's the way I choose to self-identify.
00:27:45.000You, you did say in your Facebook post that, uh, uh, you noticed that there wasn't, there wasn't any LGBTQ representation, uh, on the council board.
00:27:56.480Uh, and, uh, you are the first woman of color too.
00:28:03.180Well, um, I appreciate you saying that.
00:28:06.160And, and I did notice that, and I thought, you know, we just need a little bit, uh, more diversity.
00:28:10.800We had way too many, uh, straight white men on the council.
00:28:13.920And I thought, you know, we could do something about this, but to answer, uh, what, what my heritage is, I am Cherokee, uh, native American on both sides.
00:28:45.400Fully, fully backed up with the documents of ancestry DNA.com.
00:28:49.340Um, you know, shout out to them, but yeah, you know, that is a fact.
00:28:53.200So now you say you're, uh, excited to be a vocal partner of the LGBTQQIAPC plus plus movement.
00:29:03.780Um, and just how far can we take things?
00:29:06.860Uh, you're glad that, you know, now anyone just like you can be anything or anyone they want.
00:29:13.300But where, what, what do you, how far do you want to take things?
00:29:18.260Well, you know, with this, this whole journey of, uh, you know, gender discovery and who you are, I'm just riding the wave.
00:29:24.900And wherever it takes me is where it goes.
00:29:26.860And I've said before, you know, oftentimes with these things, they're very complex.
00:29:30.800Sometimes we end up right back where we started.
00:29:33.060But, uh, for what I'm trying to do as far as, you know, promote some awareness within the community is to, you know, there's, there's a lot of bad information out there from some of these folks as being intolerant and hateful.
00:29:43.740And I want to show the world that some of us are pretty down to earth and sensible people.
00:30:12.100And, uh, she's fairly excited about the, the new designation of not only, uh, being married to a woman of color, but, um, celebrating our diversity as a interracial married couple.
00:31:10.460And if, and I've, I've offered to prove that if anyone, if anyone doesn't believe it, I'm, you know, I'm very affectionate with my wife in public.
00:31:16.140So, uh, I think I've, I've more than, than, uh, stood on, stood on my own two feet with that statement.
00:31:21.400You know, a lot of people, Ryan, uh, we're talking to, uh, we're talking to Ryan Webb.
00:31:26.420He's a local Republican councilman, uh, who has just come out as a lesbian woman of color and the first one on the council.
00:31:59.800In fact, um, I don't know what rule book they're reading from, but my understanding was that, that we weren't allowed to question someone's gender identity.
00:32:07.880Um, that it's simply declaring it and it is.
00:32:13.000So I'm not necessarily making fun of anyone.
00:32:15.680I'm just expressing how I'm choosing to live my life within the boundaries and rules that's been set forth by society, um, and pass the test.
00:32:23.240So, uh, they can say that all they want, but I don't need their, um, confirmation or their affirmation.
00:32:29.440Men or, or any of the Asians, I, I, I'm living my own life.
00:32:32.920All right, Ryan, I, again, we salute you as a very brave, brave.
00:32:38.660It is hard in these days to come out, uh, on something, you know, like this and stand there all alone, surrounded by all of the real power in society.
00:32:51.920Um, you know, holding your hand and propping you up and giving you all kinds of benefits.
00:32:59.120So, well, you, you are correct with that.
00:33:02.820And in the beginning, you know, some folks didn't really know how to, how to take it.
00:33:07.040Some were upset, but as the days have went on, I've, I've been receiving a lot of support.
00:33:11.220And to be honest, Glenn, um, the local leftists in my community, they're the ones who insisted on making this story a national story.
00:33:19.280And me personally, I would like to focus more on the important things that we're doing on the council, such as increasing transparency and, and increasing the wages for all of our county employees.
00:33:28.420But unfortunately, uh, this is, this is what we're talking about.
00:47:11.400Um, but first of all, have you heard about the strike of what is being called Ukrainian drones hitting the, uh, the Kremlin blowing up last night?
00:47:24.860Didn't do any damage to the Kremlin, but they shot them out of the sky and they said that it was an assassination attempt.
00:47:31.700Uh, they were headed towards the presidential palace.
00:47:36.320Yeah, I, I read about this in the Guardian just, uh, just before I took this call and, um, there's a significant development.
00:47:44.120We know very little, I, I don't know any more than what's been reported publicly, uh, but that's certainly a significant development of that conflict, uh, raises all kinds of questions in my mind as to, uh, what, what kind of weapons were being used, where they came from, how they were deployed and so forth.
00:48:03.860But, uh, yeah, this is a significant escalation in that conflict.
00:48:07.620I mean, if, uh, another country sent a, even a little drone with firecrackers in it, uh, and hit into our Capitol dome, trying to make even just a statement, I would think that we were, uh, we would be, uh, closer to war footing in a serious, serious way.
00:48:30.660One could certainly make that argument very persuasively.
00:48:33.620Look, the point is that there really are consequences.
00:48:37.860There are significant implications that come from getting involved in what might be characterized as a proxy war through a third party nation.
00:48:45.960Uh, when you do that, um, there can be consequences.
00:48:49.540And so this is why this is cause for concern.
00:48:52.860We need to know more about how this happened, how serious it was, how close that came, um, because this could have implications for American national security.
00:49:01.940You know, it's something we need to follow.
00:49:39.020Um, it seems like there are just, there's a machine that's just clicked on and no one can even question it.
00:49:46.480I saw yesterday, or I mean, uh, last week, the president gave a billion dollars to China, just gave them a billion dollars.
00:49:54.640And I thought, did that go through Congress?
00:49:57.040Cause that billion dollars is more money than, uh, like a whole town of people will ever give through maybe three generations of, of work.
00:50:09.120Where is the representation of the people on these things?
00:50:13.940Yeah, look, um, as you point out, people are all over the place on this politically.
00:50:21.960And there, there are those in Congress, in the Senate and at the house and in both political parties who strongly support the aid that we've been providing to Ukraine and want us to provide more.
00:50:34.940There are others like me who have significant concerns with the AVU we've been providing to Ukraine.
00:50:41.120Just, uh, in the last, uh, 10 days or so, um, I sent a letter along with a handful of my colleagues in the house and in the Senate expressing brave concerns about what we're doing.
00:50:55.980Um, this is a letter that on the Senate side was signed by me along with, uh, with Senators JD Vance of Ohio and Rand Paul of Kentucky.
00:51:04.340And it was led by representative Eli Crane, uh, and signed by about 15 congressmen on the house side.
00:51:11.600And the letter says in part that unrestrained USAID for Ukraine needs to come to an end and that we'll plan to oppose future aid packages, uh, especially if they're not linked to some clear diplomatic strategy designed to bring the war to a rapid conclusion.
00:51:30.400That's been our great concern. Glenn, you wouldn't believe that how much opposition there is to this very simple concept there.
00:51:40.580Uh, people have just adopted lock, stock and barrel.
00:51:45.800The assumption that this war is an unmitigated good, that our support for this war is an unmitigated good.
00:51:53.100Look, I, I don't like Vladimir Putin. I am not a fan of Russia. Uh, I, I, I also know that Russia has a lot of nuclear weapons.
00:52:01.980I also know that, uh, that could cause problems for us and our allies if we're not very, very careful.
00:52:08.060Yeah. And I also know, I also know that, um, the Ukraine is one of the dirtiest, most corrupt countries in the world.
00:52:16.500And maybe 30% of our dollar is going to where we're trying to get it to.
00:52:22.680Most of it is going to these, these, uh, you know, uh, gangsters.
00:52:29.340It's all going to the elites and the gangsters over there.
00:52:33.940And nobody even cares that 70 cents on every dollar.
00:52:40.200Yes. Uh, and you should care about that. And once it leaves our hands and goes to another country, it's very, very difficult, not just to control it, but even to account for where it went, uh, whether it's in Ukraine or a lot of other countries.
00:52:55.360But as you point out, there are known problems within Ukraine and especially during wartime, you're probably gonna have even less accountability than you would.
00:53:03.380So, you know, Mike, we've solved this before in world war two, we sent money to the Arab, uh, countries, uh, for the war in the middle East.
00:53:16.460And when we did, everyone had the treasury seal, the ones in Hawaii, I can't remember exactly what they were, but one was like red, uh, the seal instead of that green seal.
00:53:28.460And then the one in the desert was brown. And that way they could track where that money was going. And they could also say that money is worthless. It's no good. If it has a brown seal, don't, don't accept it as, as money. We can do it. We choose not to.
00:53:46.680Yeah, we, we, we don't do it. And the sheer volume of money that we're talking about here is itself independently cause for concern. We're talking about $113 billion that were appropriated by Congress last year alone for aid to Ukraine.
00:54:00.960Put that in perspective, Glenn, I'm told Ukraine in a typical year spends between four and $5 billion on defense in an entire year. And I'm told that in a typical year, Russia spends about $65 billion on defense.
00:54:16.680So when we're talking about multiples, many multiples, uh, dozens of multiples of what they spend on defense in Ukraine and close to double what Russia spends on defense in a typical year, that makes us a very significant player in this conflict.
00:54:36.140And I fear sometimes that, uh, people aren't entirely grasping the extent of our involvement and hence the extent of our exposure there.
00:54:44.740What I wish we were doing is identifying a way to resolve this conflict, to bring it to an end.
00:54:49.480What I wish we were doing is focusing on the fact that if we figured out ways to get American oil and natural gas, uh, over to Europe, flood the European energy market with U S sources of energy.
00:55:31.980The Fed is going to raise the interest rates again.
00:55:36.020They are squeezing the American people.
00:55:38.320They're squeezing the salt of the smaller banks and they're all being rolled up into the Fed banks that we're going to end up with maybe three banks, five banks, and they'll all be Fed banks.
00:55:50.000Uh, and they're raising the rate yet again, it seems.
00:55:55.120And yet they say they have to do that for inflation, but they will not even make mention of the spending of the federal government.
00:56:06.020All of us could go on a spending spree with no limits on our credit card, and we wouldn't begin to spend half of the money that the federal government is spending on stupid things every single day.
00:56:21.380Yeah, and this is one of the reasons why I've got major concerns with Jed, with Jay Powell at the Federal Reserve.
00:56:29.780Look, he came to us throughout the COVID disaster, the COVID nightmare, and continued to reassure Congress that, don't worry, you're spending trillions of dollars more than you're bringing in each year, but this is not going to have a significant impact on inflation.
00:56:46.320That has continued, and they continue to not warn the American people or Congress or the White House about the very close connection between us spending too much money and having inflation.
00:57:39.180Now, Glenn, as to your point about the constitutionality of debt ceiling increases and debt ceilings, this is science fiction fantasy that they have come up with.
00:57:55.000I'll tell you what the 14th Amendment says.
00:57:56.720The 14th Amendment says we can't default.
00:57:59.320It says that we have to honor the instruments of U.S. debt that we issue.
00:58:03.060That is very different than saying we do not authorize the Treasury Secretary to issue more instruments of debt, more U.S. Treasury bonds once you go beyond a certain level.
00:58:16.660There is absolutely nothing in the 14th Amendment that justifies what they're doing.
00:58:22.360And by even floating that theory, they're engaging in lawlessness.
00:58:31.720I mean, honestly, Mike, I'm to the point to where this government is spending my tax dollars on things that my congressman doesn't even get a chance to vote on.
00:58:51.300That's taxation without representation.
00:58:54.500They are putting my children into the poorhouse and everybody else's into the poorhouse because the administrative arm feels it's the right thing to do.
00:59:05.560And that Congress is not even consulted, not even consulted.
00:59:10.640Look, what's happening here is the Democrats are doing what they always do when they don't like the rules and they can't get what they want.
00:59:26.440The good news is that the House of Representatives, under the Republican leadership, Speaker Kevin McCarthy, passed a really good compromise package.
00:59:36.800We had a lot of members of Congress who have never voted before to raise the debt ceiling, who did so on this one because this actually would do some things to bring inflation under control.
00:59:46.180And bring federal spending under control so that we don't have to come back to this well as often as Congress frequently does.
00:59:57.380Now, I'm leading a letter being signed by a number of Republican members of the Senate.
01:00:04.080We're committing to vote against cloture to oppose bringing debate to a close on any bill that would raise the debt ceiling without significant substantive spending and budget reforms.
01:00:23.460And if we can get 41 Republican senators to send on to this letter and to agree to support this effort, then it'll go a long way toward making clear that any debt ceiling increase is going to have significant restrictions.
01:00:45.960I got some questions about what's happening with the Supreme Court and something that I'd never heard of until on this program a couple of days ago.
01:00:53.440And I don't know why we don't use this all the time.
01:02:33.240The marshal of the Supreme Court needs to be directed to reopen it and conduct it with the help of deputized law enforcement personnel from the U.S. Marshal Service.
01:02:43.820And they need to go back to all of these law clerks and make sure that every one of them participates in an interview.
01:02:52.480I can guarantee they can find who this person is.
01:04:32.800It sounds to me like someone on the Supreme Court, including my former boss, Justice Alito, might well have figured out who it is or narrowed it down significantly, at least.
01:04:42.580It's not that hard to figure this out.
01:04:44.620I don't know why they conducted an investigation in the first instance that was incomplete.
01:04:51.660Senator Mike Lee, I'm out of time now.
01:04:53.940I can't get to the question that I had for you, but may I ask you back to answer this?
01:04:59.720Because it's a rule I've never heard of, and it just worked on the ATF, on firearms, and I don't know why we don't use it all the time.
01:05:08.640You're talking about the Sixth Circuit's ruling on the rule of lenity.
01:05:58.680But especially if you have a lot of debt on a credit card, you're going to pay more and more.
01:06:04.120You will not be able to pay that debt off soon.
01:06:06.340Please consider, please consider a consolidation loan.
01:06:10.480If you have a home and you have a lot of equity in it, can you roll that debt from the credit card into that equity and be able to pay it off from the credit card company at 25% interest and pay five and a quarter interest?
01:07:43.580It happened over 25 banks, and it was a 12-month period.
01:07:48.540In the last five weeks, we've had three banks fail, and we have already exceeded the 2007 total by about $6 billion.
01:07:57.980Adjusted for inflation, but that also doesn't include Credit Suisse a month ago, and we know that our Federal Reserve provided money for them.
01:08:07.300We just won't actually know it for another two years.
01:08:10.640We now have PacWest and Western Alliance in trouble.
01:08:51.580Sometimes all you want is curl up on the couch with a nice book, warm beverage.
01:08:55.560We won't be going to commercials after this station.
01:08:58.000Hopefully, we'll be going back to Carol.
01:08:59.860You just want to enjoy the stillness of a peaceful, quiet evening.
01:09:07.020Unfortunately, your spouse and children have to be locked out of the house for that time, but it's totally worth it.
01:09:13.860Anyway, if you want comfortable footwear, you know, for the kids and, you know, for the spouse as they're locked outside, you can wear it in the house.
01:09:23.440They can wear them outside of the house, and you can get one for everybody because they're having a massive clothes out sale right now.
01:10:51.480The Fed is going to raise rates again.
01:10:55.460Isn't this banking thing, are banks unstable because they've been raising rates?
01:11:02.980Yes, this has been a one-two punch from the Fed.
01:11:07.200They are the ones that have caused this problem.
01:11:09.360And unfortunately, nobody in the mainstream media is really pointing the fingers at what happened.
01:11:15.700When they had 15 years of accommodated monetary policy, suppressed interest rates, about nine years of that was at near zero interest rates for their target rate.
01:11:27.960And they built up their balance sheet to $9 trillion.
01:11:32.240That put a bunch of money in the system that wasn't based on market demand.
01:11:36.460That was based on the Fed playing God.
01:11:38.540And so there was too much money for the banking system to handle, and the banks had to make decisions.
01:11:44.760And they all made different decisions.
01:11:46.500We had Silicon Valley Bank, who threw that at its treasuries.
01:11:49.680We had First Republic, who made really low-cost loans to rich people for their mortgages, so on and so forth.
01:11:56.340But the reason that they were kind of making these boneheaded decisions is because they had all this money, and it really didn't foot with supply and demand.
01:12:05.880Then on the other side of the Fed doing that, when we ended up having not just the asset inflation, but it seeped into spending and consumer prices, then we had way too much that changed on a dime from the Fed.
01:12:23.060They raised rates at an incredibly historically rapid rate to the point that now you have all of these balance sheets upside down at these different banking institutions.
01:12:35.100And I heard you and Stu talking previously.
01:12:37.900It's not just these decisions that we've been seeing, but things like commercial real estate.
01:12:43.840We have half of commercial real estate mortgages that are coming due within the next two years, and the most risky part of that is the office space.
01:12:55.100As we know, people aren't going back to the office just like they were.
01:12:58.340About a quarter of those are coming due to be refinanced during this year, during 2023.
01:13:30.760And so we're going to end up with loans that are underwater, and we're going to see that ending up being an issue that goes throughout the banking system that we haven't yet seen.
01:13:41.880So in terms of your original question of kind of where we are, it's very possible that we are in like sort of the first third to half of something that's not just a recession, but something that is a legitimate financial crisis.
01:13:56.100And again, we need to point the blame at the Federal Reserve and at the government for having this negligent, destructive monetary policy because we keep hearing, oh, it's the banks and it's regulation.
01:14:33.880We call it the great consolidation, which is happening in all industries and certainly is a real issue with the banking system.
01:14:41.620Which creates lots of issues, not just for consumer choice, but for introductions of things that I know you've been researching for your book, The Art Future.
01:14:49.980And I've been researching for you alone.
01:15:13.020And, you know, there's just a consolidation of more control in the system.
01:15:17.600And if you think about what we're talking about here, too big to fail, we're seeing these small issues pop up in different places.
01:15:25.580But the fallback position is, well, there are some bigger banks to absorb it.
01:15:29.700What happens when you just have a few big banks?
01:15:32.660If something happens with those, game over.
01:15:36.420So centralization is definitely not my friend.
01:15:40.560And, you know, with each of these individual banks, like you were talking about, you know, they each have a different flavor of some issue where there was too much money.
01:15:49.020And so they put it into something where they're not earning a great return or their security, you know, isn't doing particularly well.
01:15:56.660And then they have more deposits leaving the banks.
01:15:59.780A, because people are concerned the information is coming out.
01:16:03.400And so they want to be somewhere where they feel that it's safer.
01:16:06.760And B, because they can earn better interest elsewhere.
01:16:09.960They can put money into a three-month or a six-month treasury and be getting around a 5% yield.
01:16:15.980Why would you put that cash in your regional bank and be earning less on that?
01:16:20.980So all of these things, again, caused by the meddling in the market.
01:16:26.460And, you know, we have to say it sounds kind of planned, right?
01:16:31.080This is what happened after the Great Recession financial crisis.
01:16:34.120All of that legislation made it harder to have community banks.
01:16:38.640It decreased lending to small businesses.
01:16:41.260It favored the big banks and the big corporations.
01:17:04.300They're all saying that we're not going to negotiate because the cupboards are bare.
01:17:08.320That is ridiculous to even, I mean, it's insulting.
01:17:12.960But most people aren't paying attention.
01:17:15.600If the Republicans stick to their guns or if Joe Biden sticks to his and he's like, I'm not moving and they're playing a game of chicken and nobody moves.
01:17:25.380I mean, I think that this June 1st date is somewhat of a joke.
01:17:31.860I mean, there is money in the system and there's just a question of prioritizing what you use it to pay for.
01:17:38.020So they could shut down parts of the government, which obviously would be something that would be happy for the rest of us and use that money to pay the debt.
01:17:45.120If they decide that they're not going to pay the debt, then we know that it's intentional because this is a choice.
01:17:54.200They may not have money to do everything they want, but they could prioritize paying off the credit card.
01:17:59.980And if they don't, then I think we're in a very, very different scenario, Glenn.
01:18:03.820Well, I hope we don't, I mean, I hope we don't have to face that because then what do you do when you know it's intentional?
01:18:12.280I mean, we've been, I've been on the air for 13 years and have talked about, oh, we're going to default on the debt, you know, every single time.
01:18:22.300And every single time somebody caves at the last moment.
01:18:25.420So I think the probability is low, but that doesn't mean it's an impossibility because we've seen who's in charge.
01:18:32.500Well, yeah, I have to tell you that, I mean, I hope the Republicans don't flinch.
01:19:15.000I mean, regular residential mortgages, far as the interest rate this year?
01:19:21.300So I think that most people, and I'd have to look up the specific number, have taken advantage of low-cost debt and have locked in long-term interest rates.
01:19:33.460But if you have something that's an adjustable rate, those are going to be an issue.
01:22:03.740That was like the Elon Musk interview with Bill Maher the other day where he said he's talking to someone and they were talking about George Washington and they asked a kid what do they know about him and they said, well, he was a slave owner.
01:23:11.820And it'll take you probably a couple hours to go through it.
01:23:16.540Uh, and you know, that's if you don't have a fat head like me, given the tour, uh, I'm going to be giving some of the tours, um, myself, but please join us.
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01:43:56.800Between not only the companies here in the United States, but all these countries around the world.
01:44:01.840And you have to take out a day to go talk to the vice president to explain to her, I'm sure the most rudimentary aspects of, of, of this and everything else.
01:44:25.800So we're taking the closest we got to Einstein and we're sending them in to talk to the vice president, not the president, because the president might be worse.
01:44:36.380He might actually, at some point say, you know, I can't work the remote for the TV upstairs.
01:44:41.900Do any of you kids, do you know how to do that?
01:46:53.640I would just suggest that maybe you have you spread your wealth out as much as possible, as thin and as wide as possible.
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01:49:01.620But they now call Agenda 21, Agenda 21, 2030, the Great Reset.
01:49:09.520The hellscape that I wrote about in 2012.
01:49:14.260The massive authoritarian surveillance state, the lack of property ownership, the restrictions on food production, the complete transformation of society is here.
01:49:38.740I'd show how corporations partnered with the government to forcefully change societal behavior.
01:49:44.580I would show how they seized control of energy and agriculture and transportation.
01:49:49.760I'd describe how big tech partnered with intelligence agencies and federal law enforcement to spy on people, censor content, and even elect politicians that would further the transformation.
01:50:03.120None of what I described just now is fiction anymore.
01:50:09.560The public-private partnership between big finance corporations, university, intelligence agencies, federal law enforcement, they're pushing further and further towards what is in the book, Agenda 21.
01:52:19.380If we shipped just the numbers of people that they sent to El Paso, if we would send them to New York or Chicago, they would say we are crippling the city.
01:52:35.300They're already doing it with 150 people.
01:52:58.360El Paso, 678,000 people, which is a moderate-sized city.
01:53:03.340Think of these little border towns that are getting absolutely overrun by these problems year after year after year, day after day after day.
01:53:10.480And it's so much worse with Title 42 about to go away.
01:53:15.480The fact that they sent down 1,500 troops to the border to try to do, you know, to try to control this in some way.
01:54:16.140And there's a misperception – I'm quoting the study.
01:54:19.580A misperception that because these are women, they identify as women, they look like women, that you don't necessarily think you should check for prostate cancer.
01:58:23.300People who are disabled – now, the executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons said, in my opinion, both transgender and trans-abled persons suffer from a delusional disorder.
01:58:43.000I hope they strip him of his license right away.
01:58:45.800Body integrity identity disorder, BID, is what is now being labeled for trans-ableism to better align it with transgender.
01:58:57.060The report goes on to print that the change in label would be from a diagnosable psychiatric condition to an advocacy term, such as moving from BID to trans-able, allows people to use them to harness the stunning cultural power of gender ideology.
01:59:18.300So, will doctors – this is what they're predicting now – this has been going up in Canada for a while – will doctors remove perfectly healthy limbs because you believe you were born with one too many arms, that you are – you're legless.
01:59:46.940You lost it, you lost it, and you should only have one – you were born to be handicapped.