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00:01:13.000 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

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00:01:37.000 a new blueprint for society i'm gonna take you uh someplace i think unusual uh in history

00:01:50.480 but i want you to listen to this carefully and understand that it is rhyming with many things

00:01:59.660 that are happening today give me 20 30 minutes and you will understand the world in a different way

00:02:06.920 as we introduce you to the concepts some of them in the new book dark future which came out yesterday

00:02:16.200 thank you for picking it up let's go through it in 60 seconds

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00:03:40.500 i want to take you back to 1941

00:03:46.820 a short man with a cane is led into a gas chamber following him is a man with spina bifida

00:03:55.680 another in a wooden wheelchair there were so many

00:04:00.600 after the screams the nazis just incinerated or buried the dead in mass graves the uniforms

00:04:09.660 they were killed and buried in had a black triangle sewn to the left breast the road

00:04:16.040 to the greatest atrocity in human history had been paved decades in advance

00:04:22.100 much of it started in the west and in america

00:04:27.260 germany under the third reich began forced sterilization programs for the disabled

00:04:33.680 in 1933 as the nazis believed that the disabled were a waste of valuable resources

00:04:40.600 merely more mouths to feed that it couldn't afford

00:04:43.900 through the propaganda machine which involved the movies newsreels widely circulated posters

00:04:51.240 the nazis fostered the idea that the disabled were to blame for the economic recession

00:04:56.840 that had blighted germany since the treaty of versailles decades earlier 0.96

00:05:01.260 the nazis depicted disabled people as burdens on society as freaks as useless eaters as people 0.83

00:05:10.140 who just had lives unworthy of living 0.69

00:05:12.860 germany's germany's germany's forced sterilization program of the disabled in 1933 was not the first

00:05:22.220 of its kind the united states had been doing it for a long time

00:05:25.260 we had compulsory sterilization laws covering the disabled in various states in 1907

00:05:32.720 eugenics the science of improving the population by controlling breeding and culling was also 0.78

00:05:41.680 enormously popular in america at the time sterilization laws also appeared later in various european states

00:05:49.200 in the 1920s and 30s which include denmark norway sweden finland estonia czechoslovakia

00:05:56.000 yugoslavia lithuania latvia hungary turkey however in germany propaganda was followed

00:06:03.680 by a swift and deadly action 1939 the t4 program began euthanasia centers were set up across

00:06:11.440 germany and austria sometimes being housed in secluded country houses sometimes in hospitals

00:06:19.760 always run by the doctors and nurses the program continued till the end of the war disabled people

00:06:29.440 were gas killed by lethal injection or via starvation it's estimated that quarter of a million to a

00:06:37.520 million disabled people were killed during that time now the five identical identifiable steps which

00:06:45.680 the nazis carried out the principle of life unworthy of life was coercive sterilization that was the first step 0.98

00:07:00.240 to get rid of useless eaters 1.00

00:07:05.200 may i ask 0.97

00:07:07.920 isn't sterilization one of the biggest

00:07:12.080 oh i don't know flaws or benefits

00:07:18.320 to transgender compassion care 0.99

00:07:22.080 aren't we mutilating and sterilizing people right now are we not sterilizing our children 0.98

00:07:29.760 because remember that's just step one coercive sterilization

00:07:33.840 but is it coercive or is it propaganda that is leading so many to the table and the knife

00:07:39.600 then they uh followed that with the killing of the impaired children in hospitals

00:07:47.040 hmm wait a minute hang on

00:07:49.120 didn't i just read in canada

00:07:52.560 that if you're a depressed teenager 0.95

00:07:55.840 if you go to your doctor and say i want to commit suicide because my life is unworthy of living 1.00

00:08:02.400 then they'll give you the death cocktail and you can commit suicide 1.00

00:08:11.360 wait a minute 0.92

00:08:13.520 that's strange because the doctors and the nurses first do no harm

00:08:18.720 the doctors and the nurses in germany were the ones responsible

00:08:22.160 i'm sure they're not connected at all one thought is completely different than the other

00:08:31.840 no but wait a minute hitler himself said killing of the unworthy was the compassionate thing to do

00:08:38.800 and this is compassionate care

00:08:42.320 oh well don't think about it too much they moved from the killing of the impaired children 0.99

00:08:48.640 to the killing of impaired adults mostly from mental hospitals and centers especially equipped with carbon monoxide gas

00:09:00.480 you know why use a secret hospital killing room and hidden trucks that are just using carbon monoxide

00:09:07.920 when in canada you just feel your life isn't worthy or if you're for instance um

00:09:13.520 what was that story i read recently about the uh the canadian veteran

00:09:19.200 that just asked the va if she could get a a stair lift 0.99

00:09:25.440 they said they couldn't help her but they could help her with suicide drugs

00:09:30.480 yeah

00:09:33.760 well all of this project was extended

00:09:36.800 now but i mean we're just talking about right we're just i mean

00:09:43.760 it's just that's germany that's germany and okay so they killed but it was mainly about jews or or was it

00:09:52.640 i mean if you look at who was rounded up the red triangle that was a political prisoner

00:09:58.160 that was somebody who was against socialism

00:10:01.520 it was somebody against what hitler was doing fascism

00:10:08.720 so let's see communist anarchist gentiles who assisted the jew 0.85

00:10:14.720 trade unionists freemasons they got a red triangle and they were gassed green triangle convicts and

00:10:21.280 criminals but the green triangle was great because they were if you're a convict and criminal especially

00:10:26.240 if you're a violent one you were put in charge of uh of the jews in your area and uh they wanted the 0.99

00:10:34.560 most violent and the most uh heartless to be in charge in the inside

00:10:43.280 blue triangle foreign forced labors and immigrants uh then you had the purple triangle primarily they 0.99

00:10:50.160 they were joe hova witnesses over 99 as well as members of other small pacifist religious groups 0.95

00:10:56.480 so if you didn't want to fight they need to get rid of you pink triangle primary homosexual men 1.00

00:11:02.880 and those who identified as such at the time bisexual men trans women sexual offenders as well 0.99

00:11:09.840 pedophiles zoophiles many in this group were forced uh into sterilization then there was the black 1.00

00:11:17.280 triangle the black triangle deemed asocial elements or work shy so like for instance you don't like to 0.95

00:11:25.440 work all that much or maybe because you're mentally ill or mentally disabled then you get the black star 1.00

00:11:30.960 but you also got the black star um meaning you were stupid uh or autistic or schizophrenic or epileptic 1.00

00:11:41.600 uh or an alcoholic or a drug addict or a vagrant or a beggar or a pacifist or a conscription resister or 1.00

00:11:51.360 a prostitute or a lesbian or somebody who is just dabled disabled with you know diabetes i mean who has that 1.00

00:12:02.400 these people were usually rounded up and shot or thrown into the gas chamber

00:12:11.600 so now that that's what was happening in 1938 it's weird because in 1910 we were doing things

00:12:21.120 over here on sterilization in america because we had we had concluded that mexicans and other immigrants 1.00

00:12:28.320 with large families were a drain on the state services but they were also out reproducing the

00:12:34.880 protestant white stock these ideas fit into the broader context of immigration issues during the great

00:12:40.960 depression in the 1930s and heightened immigration control at the us uh mexico border isn't this wait a

00:12:46.800 minute that that was the progressive eugenics movement early 20th century progressives huh those

00:12:58.000 are so those were like woodrow wilson huh and they've so maybe they were the ones i'm beginning to see

00:13:04.880 how the democrats are only projecting onto people like me or you that don't know any of this history

00:13:17.520 they know it very very well um mainly because it's their history it's their history

00:13:24.720 we're entering a time now where science is our god and this could get very dangerous

00:13:37.680 you know we we thought that we were only fighting people who wanted to keep black people enslaved but

00:13:44.560 no we really weren't we were fighting people who were looking at their own race and saying we're

00:13:51.360 superior and everything else must bow to us and and we know well how did they know well they just knew

00:13:59.760 we're just you know we know we're smarter we're well how would we would they would have rounded us up if

00:14:07.440 they were

00:14:14.800 totalitarianism eugenics euthanasia very deep roots in world history

00:14:24.720 plato specifically endorsed murdering weak children in favor of the strong

00:14:28.800 well they're strong for labor but they're weak in the head

00:14:37.840 so what happened how did this how did we go from well i you know i just know god tells me

00:14:49.360 to eugenics in a new scientific era 0.96

00:14:53.200 well you might want to think that this is all over it is not

00:15:01.840 in chapter six of my new book dark future i talk about a new blueprint for society

00:15:10.000 oh and you're gonna understand a new blueprint

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00:17:01.600 so here's what happened we codified we codified something

00:17:06.640 um and that is that there is a superior race and we didn't do it science did it darwin did it

00:17:16.000 yeah there are subspecies and uh you know there's evolution in some some species just not evolved as

00:17:22.800 much as others and then uh you had francis gaul um galton he was the guy who came up with the word

00:17:29.920 eugenics and so it was january 4th 1873 that um galton wrote uh or i'm sorry darwin wrote to galwin

00:17:41.280 and he said this with savages the weak in body or mind they're soon eliminated and those that survive

00:17:48.320 commonly exhibit a vigorous state of health we civilized men on the other hand do our utmost to 0.99

00:17:54.320 check the process of elimination we build asylums for the imbecile the maimed the sick we institute 0.99

00:18:01.040 poor laws and medical men exert their utmost skill to save a life of everyone to the last moment there 0.95

00:18:08.400 is reason to believe that vaccination has preserved thousands who from a weak constitution would formally

00:18:14.720 have succumbed to smallpox thus the weak members of our societies civilized societies propagate their kind 1.00

00:18:22.560 no one has attended to the breeding of domestic animals would doubt that this must be highly

00:18:28.960 injurious to the race of man it's surprising how soon we want of care or care wrongly directed leads to 0.88

00:18:36.720 the degeneration of a domestic race but accepting in the case of man itself hardly anyone is so ignorant 0.86

00:18:43.520 as to allow his worst animals to breed so this is the beginning now of saying we should sterilize people 0.87

00:18:50.480 and again totally unlike what we're doing to our children with transgender that's just they just 1.00

00:18:56.720 know that they are a man or a woman and uh that's and and they're not ashamed well teachers are a little

00:19:05.360 uh ashamed to just open up that door and say hey mom and dad do you know this is a pretty important

00:19:11.920 decision no no right to the sterilization table strange isn't it it's almost like doctors and nurses and

00:19:19.920 teachers have done this kind of thing before the fact that the very poor and reckless who are often

00:19:26.000 degraded by vice almost invariably marry early while the careful and the frugal who are generally

00:19:32.240 otherwise virtuous marry late in life so they may be able to support themselves and their children in

00:19:37.520 comfort thus the reckless degraded and often vicious members of society tend to increase at a quick

00:19:44.080 quicker rate than the provident and generally virtuous members in the eternal struggle for existence it

00:19:51.280 would be the inferior and less favored race that prevailed less favored race so what do we do

00:20:00.720 well he suggested great law givers the founders of the beneficent religions the great philosophers

00:20:08.560 the discoverers in science aid the progress in mankind at a far higher degree by their work than

00:20:15.280 anybody else it is the selection of the slightly better endowed and the elimination of the slightly

00:20:22.480 less well endowed individuals and not the preservation of strongly marked and rare anomalies that leads to

00:20:29.440 the advancement of the species well this brings in margaret sanger because she loves it she says we are paying for

00:20:37.840 and even submitting to the dictates of an ever-increasing unceasingly spawning class of human beings

00:20:45.520 who never should have been born at all every single case of inherited defect every malformed child

00:20:53.520 every every tainted human being brought into this world is of infinite importance to that poor individual 1.00

00:21:00.720 but it is of scarce importance to the rest of us and all of our children who must pay

00:21:06.960 in one way or another for those biological and racial mistakes the generation has already begun 0.99

00:21:13.760 eugenicists demonstrate that two-thirds of our manhood of military age are physically too unfit to

00:21:21.520 shoulder a rifle and too feeble-minded and irresponsible they are defectively bred and this vicious cycle of mental and

00:21:31.520 mental and physical defect delinquency beggary is encouraged by the unseeing unthinking sentimentality of our age to populate

00:21:39.760 asylum hospital and prisons all these things the eugenicist sees and points out with a courage that is entirely admirable

00:21:50.320 sterilization of the insane and the feeble-minded and the encouragement of this operation on those 1.00

00:21:56.560 afflicted with inherited or transmittable diseases with the understanding that sterilization does not

00:22:02.320 deprive the individual of his or her sexual expression but just renders him incapable of producing children

00:22:10.880 oh oh oh so so wait so they can do whatever they want sexually we just want to make sure when they die 1.00

00:22:19.920 they die because two-thirds of the men in our society are really too enfeeble and don't have any value 0.99

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00:23:42.400 dark future is available in bookstores everywhere you can get it online at glennsnewbook.com

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00:23:58.640 welcome to the glenn beck program we're talking about about the book dark future

00:24:05.760 uh it is uh the new book that uh i wrote with justin haskins and it is uh what is coming and what is

00:24:14.560 coming through technology and the idea of superiority of the intellectual uh there are going to be in

00:24:22.400 their own words millions of useless people without any power with military without any political or 0.84

00:24:31.280 economic value they are a useless class that's usually uh that doesn't usually work out well and 0.75

00:24:40.080 when people start using the same words that have been used before or describe the things that have

00:24:46.560 been used before you should take them seriously just why i'm trying to remind you of some of the things

00:24:52.960 that have been said in the past so you recognize them when you hear them again and you will see them

00:24:59.360 in dark future george bernard shaw said we should find ourselves committed to killing a great many

00:25:05.680 people who we now leave living and to leave living in great many people who we at present kill we should

00:25:13.920 have to get rid of all the ideas about capital punishment a part of eugenic politics would finally 0.97

00:25:19.920 land us in an extensive use of a lethal chamber a great many people would have to be put out of

00:25:25.920 existence simply because it wastes other people's time to look after them the moment we face it frankly

00:25:33.120 we are driven to the conclusion that the community has a right to put a price on the right to live in

00:25:38.480 it if people are fit to live let them live under decent human conditions if they're not fit to live

00:25:45.280 kill them in a decent human way it's a wonder that some of us are driven to prescribe the lethal

00:25:51.760 chamber as a solution for the hard cases which are at present made the excuse for dragging all other 0.98

00:25:58.080 cases down to their level the only solution that will create a sense of full social responsibility

00:26:04.480 in modern populations he's the guy who came up with the idea of a gas chamber now i want to take you

00:26:14.000 to one other person and then we're going to jump to today and i want you to listen to this carefully

00:26:21.120 because many people will deem this as a prediction come true by the futurist hg wells in the 1930s and 40s

00:26:31.200 i contend it is a warning to us today as well hg wells he said the dominant men of a new time will find in

00:26:45.600 themselves it must be remembered i'm not speaking of man as whole a desire a passion almost to create

00:26:53.840 and organize to put in order to get the maximum result from certain possibilities now think of this

00:27:02.080 why are we driving to this new technological world because it will put things in order things that are

00:27:10.720 not understood and the world is getting so complex that it's getting confusing so we need ai to put

00:27:19.280 things in order in a cold and an efficient way he says these men will be artists in reality with a passion

00:27:29.360 for simplicity and directness and in impatience of confusion and inefficiency have we seen that

00:27:36.960 impatience with anyone else have we seen impatience with for instance our constitution which intentionally

00:27:44.320 slows things down we have to move faster we need something more efficient this is a dusty document of the past

00:27:52.640 he says it's manifest that a reconstructed ethical system will give very different values from

00:28:06.640 those given by the existing system are we having a change in values has anyone noticed that the ethical

00:28:14.080 system of these men of the new republic the the ethical system which will dominate the world state wait a

00:28:22.400 minute so now we're talking about a prediction of an ethical system being introduced that's different

00:28:28.320 than the common ethical system that will dominate a world state he said it will be shaped primarily to

00:28:37.600 favor the procreation of what is fine and efficient and beautiful in humanity beautiful and strong bodies clear

00:28:46.960 and powerful minds and a growing body of knowledge and to check the procreation of the base the servile types 0.99

00:28:55.120 the fear driven and cowardly souls all that is mean and ugly and bestial in the souls bodies and habits of men

00:29:05.440 to do the latter is to do the former the two things are inseparable in the new vision death

00:29:12.720 death is is no inexplicable horror anymore no pointless terminal terror to the miseries of life

00:29:21.760 it's just a simply a end of all pain the pain of bitterness and failure the merciful obliteration of the

00:29:29.440 weak the silly and the pointless things i'm reminded of ray kurzweil telling me death will end by 2030 because you'll just be downloaded

00:29:39.120 and what is death death is meaningless no pointless terminal terminal terror 0.98

00:29:52.000 for a multitude of contemptible and silly creatures fear driven and helpless and useless unhappy or hatefully 0.80

00:30:00.640 happy boy i can think of a lot of headlines right now that would classify a lot of people as all of those 0.98

00:30:06.960 things who are just living their lives in the midst of squalid dishonor feeble ugly inefficient born of 0.99

00:30:15.120 unrestrained lusts and increasing and multiplying through sheer incontinence and stupidity the men of the new 0.98

00:30:23.040 republic will have little pity and less benevolence the men of the new republic will not be squeamish either in 0.98

00:30:31.360 facing or inflicting death because they'll have a fuller sense of the possibilities of life than we

00:30:37.680 possess now they will have an ideal that will make killing worthwhile the preeminent value of sexual

00:30:46.960 questions in morality lies in the facts that lives which will constitute the future are involved

00:30:53.840 so in other words the only thing that is moral about sex or immoral about sex is because you're creating a child

00:31:03.920 hmm if that's not involved we can disassociate this relationship from this issue then sexual questions become

00:31:13.440 no more importance than the morality of one's deportment at chess or the general morality of outdoor games

00:31:21.920 the men of the new republic will route out and eliminate i'm sorry will route out and illuminate urban

00:31:30.400 rookeries all places where the base drift to multiply they will contrive a land legislation that will keep

00:31:38.480 the black the yellow the mean white squatter on the move childbearing shall cease to be a hopeful 1.00

00:31:45.680 speculation for the unemployed poor this thing this euthanasia of the weak and the sensual is possible 0.90

00:31:54.480 on the principles that will probably animate the predominant classes of the new time it will be permissible

00:32:02.080 and i have little or no doubt in the future it will be planned and achieved

00:32:07.440 i contend that is that could be almost the mission statement for the world economic forums plan

00:32:19.600 there is in my new book dark future a new blueprint for society and it's all about taking

00:32:31.280 these just brilliant minds that know better than you and chart out a new blueprint for a new republic

00:32:43.600 and it's wonderful and what they've done is first they they have to get rid of all of our history

00:32:51.520 in an influential this is on page 218 of dark future in his influential series of essays titled

00:32:58.880 literature in revolution trotsky wrote that under a collective approach to society the human species

00:33:06.080 the coagulated homo sapiens will once more enter into a state of radical transformation and in his own

00:33:13.680 hands will become the object of the most complicated methods of artificial selection and psychophysical

00:33:20.480 training trotsky further said this transformation which is entirely in accord with evolution

00:33:26.960 will inevitably result in a completely form new form of humanity one that's greater than the present

00:33:34.000 shackled from the humanity living today unshackled from the limit of humanity living today

00:33:42.880 they talk about all of these new tactics common core was one of them this the common core idea of a

00:33:51.680 literate person in the 21st century differs fundamentally from the conception of a human

00:33:56.800 person that inspires classical education a more timeless and transcendent view of human nature in the

00:34:03.360 classical vision a human person has a soul that needs to be nourished and it needs to become enduringly

00:34:11.280 good true beautiful as expressed in civilized man's greatest achievements in literature and art and politics

00:34:17.760 and science classical education also equips children with the time-tested intellectual tools to navigate the world

00:34:25.840 common core falls short in both respects in building a solid foundation of cultural knowledge and in teaching

00:34:34.000 practical skills instead it serves up cumbersome process requirements wrapped in obscure jargon

00:34:40.720 education pullman further notes that common core kills stories listen to that it kills stories for

00:34:49.600 school children in part by recommending that children read progressively less fiction and more informational

00:34:56.720 text as they go through school pullman reports common core even suggest assigning sections of the us code

00:35:04.160 and other technical documents that do nothing to help kids become well-rounded people

00:35:09.440 common core does not mention or does mention elements of cultural knowledge that are central to classical education

00:35:17.600 but it mangles them for instance it is selectively quoting quotes of the bill of rights and then recommends

00:35:26.240 blatantly biased secondary materials to interpret it as racist or a sexist document the list for high school

00:35:33.840 students on book reading includes the bluest eye a tony morrison novel featuring graphic descriptions of pedophilia incest and child rape

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00:42:55.600 hello america welcome to the glenn back program there is an interesting article today there's a

00:43:00.880 few of them one is that the brics nations have come out and said hey we are we're getting ready

00:43:06.800 for a new gold back currency that could be a world currency reserve and um the people in the

00:43:15.440 press are saying oh don't pay attention to it it's not gonna be anything laws it's no big deal

00:43:21.920 the dollar everybody loves the dollar it's about to have a real party and it won't affect you at all

00:43:29.760 don't listen to those people carol roth is with us former financial investment banker

00:43:36.800 she's recovering now and uh she's become a wall a main street person as opposed to a wall street

00:43:44.400 person she is the uh current author of the book the war on small businesses but next week her book

00:43:51.520 comes out you will own nothing which is a great book to buy in tandem with mine dark future which came

00:43:58.160 out yesterday carol roth joins us don't worry about what bricks currency who's even heard of it oh

00:44:07.600 a lot of people won't but you will next

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00:44:27.200 mantis x uh you know we left king charles or was it george or does it matter uh we left the british

00:44:37.840 monarch and one of the things we said is we're gonna keep our guns because we weren't allowed to have

00:44:42.960 guns and it's pretty hard to fight british without guns oh yeah but they had a big ship and and then

00:44:50.400 and and then they had those big rows of people in red and and how are you gonna fight that with their

00:44:56.240 big ships in their red outfits and their guns uh-huh well do we just want to be able to keep one over the

00:45:03.360 fireplace if you will just in case things get happen you know things can happen um i want you to know

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00:46:03.760 money start improving today mantis x dot com that's mantis x dot com carol roth welcome to the

00:46:13.680 program how are you i am doing well glenn and i just want to say congratulations to you on the

00:46:21.040 launch of dark future i i have i wish i could see you because i would hold it up i have it in my hot

00:46:26.320 little hands and i know people have been um you know looking forward to this i've had the opportunity

00:46:30.720 to read the entire book it is amazing and the way that you were able to connect central planning to

00:46:37.840 emerging technologies and talk about the dark future it just it almost invoked like a new dark

00:46:44.880 ages for me and i think it's amazing if anybody has not yet bought it please buy it now carol um it is uh

00:46:53.680 i think it's hard for people who are listening to the mainstream media to connect to the thoughts of

00:47:03.840 uh this dystopian future that these people are actually working on they they just think oh that

00:47:10.320 that'll never happen and then that's the problem every single time oh nobody's ever going to fly

00:47:15.760 planes into airplanes that's ridiculous planes into buildings that's ridiculous nobody's ever going to 0.91

00:47:21.760 round up jews that's nuts i mean every time the insane thing happens it's because nobody paid 0.97

00:47:29.600 attention to it early on and said stop it's true i mean i think that's a bit of human nature that um 0.96

00:47:37.120 you know humans tend to not be proactive they tend to be reactionary and so they would prefer to

00:47:42.880 try to clean up messes than to prevent them but i also think that you know just the fact that we have

00:47:49.280 been living through this unparalleled uh period of prosperity where the american dream has been

00:47:57.360 alive our lives have been really good i think it's very hard to take yourself out of that situation

00:48:03.760 particularly if you're somebody who hasn't done a lot of travel hasn't done a lot of study of history

00:48:09.520 and you're reading the mainstream media which that the corporate press is just running cover for all of

00:48:15.440 these elites all the time so it's easier for them to just buy into this than to really see the very

00:48:22.800 clear signposts and trajectory of the rhymes that are happening with history and do what they can to

00:48:28.880 prevent it from happening again so in my book dark future we talk about new digital currency and it is

00:48:37.680 not um anything like uh you know bitcoin and people think of oh cbdc oh the government's gonna introduce

00:48:48.160 a new digital currency a they either think that's never gonna happen or b ought to be like bitcoin

00:48:55.840 it's neither of those things and the bricks countries have just come out just last week we know they've been

00:49:01.840 working on it for a while and said that they are going to be releasing a digital currency that is

00:49:08.960 backed by gold what does that mean for the average american so this is a lot for people to get their

00:49:17.280 heads wrapped around this whole idea that the the us dollar which has been the global reserve currency

00:49:23.760 which is the primary mechanism for trade which has given us so many benefits you again it's hard to

00:49:30.400 imagine that that won't be there and it's also hard to imagine the repercussions so i did my best i

00:49:35.920 created like a little a little word for you a little acronym plus for you glad about this and it's called

00:49:42.640 acid reflux and if you think about acid reflux not only is it uncomfortable but it's actually

00:49:49.120 destructive to you and it's destructive to you a little bit at a time and then all it was right it

00:49:55.200 it causes it causes issues so the acid is an acronym for access contraction inflation and

00:50:03.440 desperation and then reflux is a separate piece so do you want me to walk through each of those

00:50:08.400 yeah let's go a for acid a a for access so this is access access yes so a dollar that has less

00:50:17.920 purchasing power means that there could be a shift away from international transactions it could mean that

00:50:24.880 there are new trading blocks and alliances that the brics decide to trade amongst themselves and

00:50:30.400 to exclude the u.s from very critical things so this means that that things that you take for granted

00:50:36.960 that are just going to be there in your life it could be mundane things or it could be very critical it

00:50:42.560 could be components of medicine it could be things that we need um you know to coatings for for military

00:50:48.400 parts parts parts of of uh components that go into goods or finished goods those things we may not

00:50:55.120 have access to or maybe much more expensive so that's the access okay so so tell me access you know we went

00:51:02.000 through covid and we're still having some access problems how much different would it be if the dollar uh

00:51:09.760 has a competitor and it's a successful competitor well it depends on the the emergence of the block and

00:51:17.520 obviously that could happen in different ways but to the extent that this this block really gets

00:51:23.280 going and they decide that they're going to use this currency to trade amongst themselves and the

00:51:28.160 u.s doesn't want to participate in that because they don't want to encourage that you know that could

00:51:33.600 can you say well you know we're just not going to export these things to you which is very different

00:51:39.760 than hey we're having challenges exporting these things to you so this could uh you know again there's a

00:51:46.160 range of outcomes here it could be a little bit it could be a chaotic intermediate period or could

00:51:52.000 be just we don't have access to that because we haven't done the things that we need to to make sure

00:51:57.040 that we have those components here in the u.s or amongst our current alliance partners so a and acid

00:52:04.720 is for access c is the next letter and that's contraction contraction so if you think about the

00:52:12.160 the competitors emerging and the dollar having less significance um less people want dollars you

00:52:19.520 know that they don't do they're not able to buy as much we have less access to capital we have higher

00:52:26.480 borrowing costs and this all leads to sort of economic contraction which means fewer jobs it means that

00:52:34.480 with higher borrowing costs that that that's harder for companies to return achieve a return on investment so

00:52:41.360 guess what that means that means lower stock prices which means your 401ks go down which means state

00:52:46.560 pension plans go down and you know we have this overall contraction in an economy that we're used to

00:52:52.160 seeing on a fairly regular basis continue to expand and provide more opportunities it means that we are

00:52:58.960 now moving in the other direction and that again for the average american could impact the ability for you to

00:53:05.680 earn a living or you know anything that you have invested in a risk asset could be mean that that those are

00:53:13.440 worth less than the future okay so access contraction i is inflation inflation and obviously we have been

00:53:23.120 living through you know this this cost of living um you know the cpi came out this morning it's still

00:53:29.360 higher higher than we want and obviously compared to a very high um month last year so so on a net

00:53:36.480 basis over the past few years we're just you'll be getting crushed by inflation um but especially with

00:53:41.600 contractions um especially with you the fact that that oil is not you know not necessarily going to be

00:53:48.480 fully priced in dollars anymore if you have these brick countries who now maybe are able to trade in

00:53:54.160 other places and that becomes more expensive whatnot um that means we could have anywhere get a range

00:54:01.280 from you know three four or five percent inflation a year which maybe on a headline doesn't sound as

00:54:07.840 that bad but on a compound basis just a little bit higher than we want compounding every year

00:54:15.760 and if your wages don't keep pace because of the contraction that would just absolutely decimate

00:54:20.640 the middle and working classes purchasing purchasing power and then obviously you know on that

00:54:24.960 spectrum the worst case is that you get very high inflation and we obviously know that the destruction

00:54:30.960 of that um particularly you know the the differential between those who hold assets um versus those who

00:54:38.480 have fewer assets or just trying to to save for retirement or you know pay their way or living paycheck

00:54:44.000 to paycheck so it's a bit more destruction and a huge transfer of wealth obviously to have continued

00:54:49.280 inflation so this doesn't sound yet like a venezuela situation well again range of scenarios and we're

00:54:57.920 getting that we haven't gotten to reflux yet okay all right okay all right come together

00:55:07.120 hang on acid is the acronym we've done a for access c for contraction i inflation then we have the

00:55:15.120 final letter d for desperation and then we get to reflux so let's do desperation so desperation is at

00:55:21.840 the government level so the government is obviously becoming desperate and they're becoming desperate to

00:55:27.360 finance their expansion their continued expansion um because the cost of of doing that has now gone

00:55:35.680 through the roof if you no longer have interest in buying dollars nobody's buying the treasury securities in

00:55:42.080 in order to have the security to convert easily into dollars that means there's less demand that means

00:55:47.840 the price for for that goes up and it just continues to be a higher cost of government financing and the

00:55:55.280 interest that they have to pay for financing starts to crowd out other spending so their desperation leads

00:56:01.600 then for you to either more taxes fewer government promises kept and or them continuing to print money which

00:56:10.720 you know obviously as we've talked about before leads to more debasement of the purchasing power of

00:56:15.840 the dollar and more inflation so that you know that is sort of a a really bad scenario as well

00:56:22.160 and the the last three the ci and the d are perfect times to announce a new global cbdc because you

00:56:31.280 have less access to capital let's just print some more that'll cause more inflation the government is

00:56:37.040 desperate let's just print some more and if we have that cbdc their theory is they'll be able to control

00:56:45.040 uh the uh inflation rate by controlling every penny that is spent and how it is spent correct

00:56:52.720 yes i love that you and dark future really nailed this tie between you know the central planning the

00:56:59.760 desperation um and technologies like financial technologies and cbdc's because you know if you

00:57:06.320 think about the fed right now and their attempts to control inflation um they want to destruct demand

00:57:13.360 they don't want people to spend and so you know they're trying to do the things that they can in

00:57:17.920 terms of raising interest rates and and whatnot but what a cool tool it would be if they could

00:57:22.480 actually just stop you from spending directly because they have access to your money and they can

00:57:26.640 shut it off and you know again 10 years ago this may have sounded completely insane but the fact that

00:57:33.840 we've lived through what we have lived through over the past few years with covet policy and we see

00:57:39.840 these shifts happening um you know i think that there's a really good case to be made that they

00:57:46.640 would they would sell this you know as always this is good for you and get you to buy into that you

00:57:51.840 would want to be a part of this because i can control inflation not being super clear about the way that

00:57:57.520 they would control inflation so yeah exactly right uh not yet let me take one minute break and then

00:58:04.400 we'll come back and talk about the reflux piece which i guess would you know will be a little less

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00:59:32.640 okay so when all this stuff happens we both agree that the cbdc the central bank digital currency

00:59:41.280 which is an abomination it's not the you know mark of the beast but it did be the technology that the

00:59:46.960 beast would use i think um it's going to save us so it'll be pitched to us like a good thing and that

00:59:53.360 probably is really important when the reflux happens tell me about the reflux all right so we had acid

01:00:00.720 contraction inflation and desperation the reflux means that when there is a shift uh from the u.s

01:00:09.360 is standing from the sole superpower to you know maybe just one of a handful i mean it's not that

01:00:15.600 you know that the the bricks currency is now all of a sudden going to mean that there are no dollars

01:00:20.080 ever used i mean we still are a huge economy but they there is now a multi-polar world order or there

01:00:26.320 isn't u.s dollar hegemony anymore we can't do the things as the united states of america that we used

01:00:32.480 to do we can't use economic sanctions you know we use we lose our standing we lose other benefits to

01:00:39.200 kind of get our allies to go along with you know what it is that we want to do and so the government

01:00:45.200 may feel even more desperation and inclined to go into a scenario like war as a way you have a

01:00:55.280 financial reset in order for them to you know try to get that um that power back because if you

01:01:02.080 remember every time we've had a change a major change in the global world reserve currency the

01:01:08.160 global superpower it has been preceded by war every war doesn't bring it about but every time we have had

01:01:14.400 one it has been preceded by war so that's where the reflux would really happen is if there's this

01:01:20.000 desperation that hey we want to um you know to hang on to this power we can't affect change and so you

01:01:27.280 know either because of that and or because of the you know the general desperation of our financial

01:01:32.080 situation that we need to find a way to try to get back on top so that would be the the absolute

01:01:38.320 that reflux piece and obviously i think everyone can can kind of understand the implications that would

01:01:44.000 have on their lives and and certainly we don't want to see that happen so i feel like that's sort

01:01:48.640 of the the best way to encapsulate what could happen if we see a real true competitor here and

01:01:56.640 the dollar continues to not only lose reserve status but you know this potential bricks currency

01:02:02.640 is really about international trade um which you know sort of begets the need to to have dollar

01:02:08.640 reserves and shifting that landscape so you know it's interesting if you know anything about history

01:02:15.360 and the fabian socialists this is exactly what they planned uh in world war one uh they wanted a war

01:02:23.040 they didn't think anybody you know they didn't think the amount of people that would die would die

01:02:28.400 they thought it would be quick but it would reset everything and it would even knock england out of its

01:02:36.000 uh special place and start to redesign the entire world and it did it moved all the money to america

01:02:44.480 all of the gold uh was here by world war one and by 1930 the world was beginning to understand and

01:02:51.920 certainly by 1940 that we had all of the power it's not going to take that long um you know i i i used to

01:03:00.480 have a list up of all the things that had to happen for a great change to happen and the last thing on

01:03:06.160 it was war because usually they plan for changes on great great wars when they sense there's a change

01:03:13.120 coming you're right the last thing that happens or the next thing that happens is war carol thank you so

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01:05:02.560 uh welcome to the glenn beck program wow there is a there's a great review out uh from yahoo news

01:05:23.680 uh glenn beck misleads on climate report and meat consumption did you read this stew i did glenn and i

01:05:32.480 was interested because uh it says in the story uh that of course there's you're lying about all

01:05:39.040 sorts of things we'll get to here in a second but uh it says they reached out to you for comment but

01:05:44.400 a response was not forthcoming no and did you know what when can we expect the response to become oh

01:05:51.600 it's forthcoming it's forthcoming now now on the radio is where it comes now on the radio okay yeah okay

01:05:57.760 good it's forthcoming it's imminent that's good to know forthcomingness yeah because i'm fascinated

01:06:03.280 by this particular critique of your work which is lengthy sure uh it is uh it goes through all the

01:06:10.240 details of what you said in a particular i guess they yeah yeah they're talking about a i don't know

01:06:15.120 what is it a tick tock or something somebody posted a tick tock or a reel um about a clip from one of your

01:06:22.160 shows talking about what's going on part of the things that you're talking about in dark future

01:06:26.880 and your critique of the world economic form and their their their vision for what is ahead for us

01:06:35.280 and in other targets yeah you talk about how um the plan for 2030 from the world economic form

01:06:42.640 was that your family will eat zero amounts of meat and zero amounts of dairy each person will be

01:06:48.880 restricted to 2500 calories a day each family member will only receive three new items of

01:06:54.560 clothing per year now that's a yeah pretty radical accusation that's a crazy well it is it's a pretty

01:07:03.520 crazy accusation and you would need to have something to support that you can't just make something like

01:07:09.600 that up and i was surprised that you know if you would have nothing behind that of course in the

01:07:16.000 article they they show exactly what the supporting material is right which is something yeah but they

01:07:24.240 say it's they say it's no big deal yeah i mean i'm just can we go through this yes please a report

01:07:30.160 published in 2019 states that humans will only be permitted this is their reporting will only be

01:07:36.800 permitted to buy three items of clothing a year and will be prohibited from buying or consuming meat

01:07:41.760 the wef an international non-governmental organization meets annual in davos switzerland

01:07:48.400 is a frequent target of online disinformation previously debunked claims that the group wants

01:07:53.920 to ban eggs and force people to eat insects rumors of meat and dairy restrictions are inaccurate

01:08:01.360 according to the wef which has no authority or governments or policy while the world economic

01:08:09.360 forum is contributing uh to reflect about how to how to sustainably and nutritiously feed a growing

01:08:16.080 population our organization has no plan to restrict people's nutrition okay to support his segment beck

01:08:24.880 sites a june 2019 report from c40 cities climate leadership group titled the future of urban consumption in a

01:08:34.000 21.5 centigrade world archived here so they give you the link the group a global network of nearly 100

01:08:42.720 mayors working to combat climate change has a page on the wef website linked here so they're not saying

01:08:52.240 the document you're talking about is not a real document they are telling you that it is it is a real

01:08:57.600 document it is a real organization it is a climate group and it is a hundred different mayors are

01:09:04.320 involved in putting all this together for the climate right and it is part of the wef website okay yes i

01:09:12.160 mean it's hard to find the conspiracy there uh in 2017 i'm quoting emissions associated with food were

01:09:19.440 uh were estimated to account for 13 percent of total consumption based emissions across c40 cities says

01:09:26.400 the report whose stated goal is to inspire practical action roughly three quarters of these emissions stem

01:09:34.720 from consumption of animal-based foods with the remaining 25 from consumption of planet-based

01:09:40.160 or plant-based foods it says the study a collaboration between the c40 cities uh erupt and university of

01:09:49.040 leeds modeled how five different food related interventions would affect the progression of

01:09:54.480 global warming the report includes both progressive and ambitious targets for 2030.

01:10:03.440 sarah palin involved in this is she targeting again that's i learned that was a very dangerous

01:10:07.840 word what do they mean by targets do that's very very dangerous uh targets an interesting word yes

01:10:13.520 because they are critical of you and and and your analysis of this where they say the the the stuff

01:10:21.360 you're talking about zero meat consumption zero dairy consumption per year is in the tar in the

01:10:30.400 category of ambitious target now okay this is the the the scenario zero kilograms of meat and dairy

01:10:38.000 consumption a limit of 2500 calories per day and zero household food waste that's their target as

01:10:45.200 described in the hyperlink they provide to discredit me yes and the target it's an interesting word we

01:10:51.840 we know it as a store now that's where that's it's mostly used or uh some uh threat by uh sarah palin

01:10:58.560 against um some congressional candidate years ago but actually it means other things as well

01:11:03.600 uh an objective or a result toward which efforts are directed so an ambitious target would be

01:11:16.640 an ambitious objective toward which efforts are directed which kind of seems like essentially

01:11:26.320 what they really want to happen if they're ambitious and they get everything they want

01:11:32.560 this is the thing they want right that's what this would mean in this context uh but only only zero

01:11:40.880 kilograms of meat and dairy consumption a year and a limit of 2500 calories per day and zero household

01:11:46.560 food waste the study also includes an ambitious target of limiting new clothing items to three persons

01:11:54.000 three per person per year but those numbers are not policy recommendation

01:12:00.080 this report does not advocate for the wholesale adoption of these more ambitious targets and c40

01:12:06.320 cities rather they're included to provide a set of reference points that cities and other actors

01:12:11.760 can reflect on when considering different emission reduction alternatives wait hold on long-term urban

01:12:16.800 visions that's not at all what the definition of target is that's not at all it's not it's not a

01:12:22.720 this is what could happen if you did this thing and look scientific reports do that all the time

01:12:27.600 right they'll say like oh well if you were to happen to cut this by this percentage this is what

01:12:30.800 would happen that's not what this is right this is a an ambitious target there when you're at an

01:12:37.600 archery range you are shooting for the target you are trying to hit the middle of the target the

01:12:45.120 bullseye of the target ambitious so in other words hitting the target at all might be but might be

01:12:50.400 fine but ambitiously you'd like to hit the bullseye okay so wait a minute are you saying

01:12:57.040 that if i'm i'm out on the shooting range and there's a target but there's also in between you

01:13:04.880 the arrow and the target there's like a bunny rabbit and maybe a person those might be possible suggestions

01:13:14.240 but it not necessarily the target the target is what you're aiming for if you've ever seen a target

01:13:23.920 store glenn you'll see a giant target people will you aim for the center of the target it's a little

01:13:30.560 bullseye logo that's what it is sure i get this okay the group confirmed the report is an analysis of

01:13:37.520 consumption-based emissions in c40 cities and not a plan for cities to adopt it's up to individuals to

01:13:44.000 make their personal lifestyle choices including what type of food to eat and what time of clothes

01:13:48.160 what type of clothing they preferred uh we reached out to beck for comment but a response was not

01:13:54.000 forthcoming it's no it's happening right now the wef leads the g20 global smart cities alliance on

01:14:01.200 technology governance and initiatives aimed at ensuring responsible and ethical use of smart city

01:14:06.800 technologies but the 2019 climate report makes no mention of smart cities which have been the

01:14:13.600 subject of numerous conspiracy theories through the wef led alliance 3630s are pioneering projects to

01:14:22.080 improve access to amenities and plan for forthcoming technologies such as autonomous vehicles beck also

01:14:29.040 references assists a 15-minute city urban design philosophy which is attributed to carlos moreno a

01:14:35.120 computer scientist and interpreter at paris's sorbonne university moreno said the concept

01:14:43.040 aims to face our up to our ecological economic and social challenges by reducing car use and commuting

01:14:50.880 times never have there been proposals for restrictions on the contrary this is an opportunity more choice

01:15:00.080 more services more desire to thrive in one's neighborhood with with still having the choice to go where you please

01:15:08.320 really that's wonderful that's amazing because i know when i live and do something that maybe global

01:15:18.800 warming people disagree with they are always into my free choice they are always into my choice of saying

01:15:26.320 i'm not going to recycle they love it when people say that they love it i'm going to drive a big fat suv and

01:15:33.520 i'm going to leave it running outside because i want the cold when the air conditioning because i'm

01:15:37.120 just popping inside for a minute they love that choice love it love it love it and it won't be a

01:15:43.840 choice anymore because as you know all the car companies are stopping the combustion engine

01:15:48.880 completely but that was never a they never made a policy to stop that glenn they never had a policy

01:15:55.520 on that of course it was just a bunch of ambitious targets that just happened to say we want to wipe

01:16:02.960 out the combustion engine as written in freaking al gore's book in the late 80s or early 90s but that

01:16:09.680 was just a target it was just a suggestion doesn't mean anything don't look at it at all yes thank you

01:16:17.600 you know if let me ask you if uh the the writer of this yahoo news report um i wonder if if i got on

01:16:27.600 the air and said hey i'd like to round up all the jews i wonder if they would say well glenn beck he's just

01:16:37.280 a loud mouth on the radio he has no power uh it's just an ambitious target of his he has an ambitious

01:16:44.240 target to commit genocide it's not necessarily a policy happen i mean sure he hobnobs with people

01:16:50.640 who do have that power all the time and we all the only reason we know the name davos at all unless you

01:16:57.360 live in the area is because we all know there's a massively important meeting where really powerful

01:17:02.560 people gather to talk about this stuff all the time but of course they're not implementing policy

01:17:08.320 why would it be important for you at all to even know about this ambitious target he has

01:17:14.800 look if i was gathering just a ski let's say it's snowbird with a bunch of people who were like-minded

01:17:25.040 but they all were extremely powerful and i was giving them a speech i'd have like uh klaus

01:17:34.640 shiv okay yes my name is close shiv and his father was a nazi okay and he was saying at the snowbird resort

01:17:46.560 uh what we need to do is round up older jews would they say that klaus shiv has no power he has no power

01:17:58.880 and forget about his nazi dad he's there's they're skiing up there and all the leaders of the world who

01:18:06.480 are signing on to documents that are saying hey jews aren't so great don't worry about that would the

01:18:13.520 rider write that this was nothing at the ski lodge and that glenn beck just had an ambitious target

01:18:23.200 and no one should pay attention to it i think not no i don't think so i mean personalize this a little

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01:20:55.600 welcome to the glenn back program we are uh live from the standing rock ranch you know stew i was

01:21:18.960 thinking you know one of the things that that uh that uh article should have really focused on was

01:21:25.520 mayors because this is an idea from 40 mayors so it's the you know the mayor of podunk virginia who

01:21:33.280 cares what that mayor is doing yeah i looked up the towns there's nothing big here you know seoul south

01:21:38.880 korea melbourne oh well that's sydney phoenix warsaw seattle berlin buenos aires oslo portland

01:21:50.480 beijing houston oh bogota tel aviv karachi shanghai mumbai no place in america no place in america

01:22:01.680 san francisco oh that's there istanbul copenhagen milan montreal hong kong madrid rome and i kid

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01:24:06.560 the glenn back program boston and barcelona and philadelphia and los angeles and lima are used

01:24:15.680 miami and singapore wait are you still listing the the mayors of new smart cities that are

01:24:25.760 just targeting zero meat uh and animal consumption by 2030 and three pieces of clothing

01:24:35.280 you know per person tiny tiny towns like beijing and mumbai just mayors of those little tiny towns

01:24:42.080 those it's a little okay a little hamlet uh you may have heard of called beijing oh okay right and dc

01:24:48.880 and dc oh yeah washington dc there's no influence there whatsoever new york city have you heard of

01:24:54.640 have you heard of new york city um but the good news is los angeles is safe boss no los angeles is on

01:25:01.280 here as well oh they're here what is a 15 minute city we're talking about the dark future that is being

01:25:09.680 planned but only planned by mayors of 40 different cities don't worry about it says yahoo news clenbeck

01:25:17.760 is full of it dark future 15 minute cities we begin with my co-author justin haskins the author of uh

01:25:27.520 of many books on socialism and the great reset my co-author and co-author on dark future we join him in 60 seconds

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01:26:47.840 justin uh welcome to the program uh congratulations on a another uh bestseller probably will not be a new

01:26:54.720 york times bestseller they couldn't let that happen well they'll throw us on the end of the list we'll be at the

01:26:59.760 very end whatever the last book is or the honorable mention they've got honorable mentions on that

01:27:04.000 maybe we'll get onto that right uh i think we were like 10 or 20 000 copies ahead of number one on the

01:27:10.800 new york times list last time and they put us at number 15 yep so it was like 14 or 15 it was

01:27:17.120 unbelievable now one of the i think it was the last book i think it was a great reset that you at one

01:27:21.760 point had six times the amount of sales as the book they put number one yeah oh yeah okay that was it

01:27:27.760 this was at the height of the 1619 project thing that 1619 book so i mean we really had no chance

01:27:35.040 yeah we're white guys there's no hope there's no way they're putting two white guys out of 1619 that's 0.93

01:27:41.280 not happening no no way so uh the dark future is out it's a bestseller already we urge you to get it

01:27:50.320 get it in um hardback if you can afford it um the uh it it is very important as you will understand

01:27:58.160 when you read dark future you don't own anything digital so everything that is digital unless you

01:28:04.880 burn it to a hard disk you don't own uh you're only leasing it so when they say buy glenn beck's book now

01:28:12.480 and you're downloading it you don't own it it can be removed uh you know at the whims of anyone i hope

01:28:20.400 that never gets there but i wouldn't put it past anyone especially if the things in dark future which

01:28:27.280 are well sourced and all footnoted come to be true um the audio book is really just i don't know if you've

01:28:36.960 heard the audio book yet i have that's my preferred way of listening to the book or to

01:28:41.840 reading listening to you tell it to me yeah i took some liberties uh took some liberties i know uh and

01:28:52.640 it's really really very funny uh but uh it'll help you get through all of it so you can listen to an

01:28:58.080 audio book but please buy the hardback even though i make more money on audio just so you know i think

01:29:03.600 it's important to have it in a paper form so justin uh we were talking about 15 minute cities

01:29:10.560 and yahoo news came out and said yesterday glenn beck he's a conspiracy he says that these people

01:29:17.760 are gonna wanna make sure you're not eating meat and only 2500 calories a day and and uh only buying

01:29:24.480 three pieces of clothing and it's that's just a target that 40 mayors have come up with and we just

01:29:32.480 gave you the list of the cities it's not like you know uh jim bob joe down in arkansas no it is the 40

01:29:41.520 biggest cities in the world right and they say this is nonsense tell me what a 15-minute city is

01:29:48.960 so the concept of a 15-minute city really was popularized by the world economic forum the same

01:29:55.600 people buying the great reset the same people pushing the dark the this dark future and the great

01:30:00.720 narrative and everything that we talk about in the upcoming book the idea is they want to redesign

01:30:06.000 cities so that the residents in the cities can do everything in their lives within a 15-minute walk

01:30:14.800 so not 15-minute driving actually walking and the point of it is to is basically to deter people from

01:30:21.360 driving now it's not just because whenever this comes up the first thing people do is they yell

01:30:27.360 conspiracy theory just like they did with this yahoo news article because they'll say well

01:30:32.240 we're not we're not forcing anybody we're just designing the city so that it you know it's possible

01:30:37.680 but then when you actually start listening to the things that they're saying it's not just that they're

01:30:42.240 making the city so that you can do it by walking 15 minutes they also put in all of these provisions

01:30:48.640 to you know coerce you into only living you know walking within a 15 minute not driving your car

01:30:55.040 anymore they're just what do you mean coerce they're they're just they're suggesting to you

01:31:00.640 they're not taking away your right oh okay i'm gonna read to you very a very short excerpt from the

01:31:06.480 guardian in the title of this article which was published i think last year it specifically calls

01:31:12.800 this a conspiracy theory so they're saying this is a conspiracy theory this comes from the article

01:31:17.600 itself though across the uk councils are installing barriers to limit car traffic limit car traffic

01:31:26.240 to main roads while encouraging residents to walk cycle and make use of local amenities the idea is

01:31:32.080 to reduce pollution while making streets safer and more livable the schemes though have split opinion

01:31:37.840 in oxford the council is going further than most to tackle worsening congestion on its medieval roads

01:31:43.680 six electronic traffic filters are to be tested in a six-month trial private car drivers will need a

01:31:49.680 permit to pass through between 7 a.m and 7 p.m those without one will face a penalty charge of 35 euros

01:31:58.720 rising to 70 euros if it is not paid within two weeks so yeah they're not technically you know throwing

01:32:06.080 you in jail if you drive past the barriers that they're building the main roads for during the

01:32:12.240 hours of whatever 7 a.m and 7 p.m but what they're gonna do is fine you for doing it so the idea is

01:32:18.640 let's just punish people and then when they were pushed further about this they said well they could

01:32:23.280 always bicycle outside of the 15-minute zone and then there won't be any oh my gosh oh my gosh how

01:32:29.920 amsterdam ish of us uh so you know i was just in oxford and oxford is a medieval city medieval city so

01:32:42.240 you know back in medieval times there weren't a lot of suvs okay so it is there are very narrow streets

01:32:51.200 uh and it is very small because people i think were about the size of hobbits at the time and uh when

01:32:59.600 they built the city and it is a very walkable city now i didn't see any supermarkets or anything

01:33:05.200 else but i'm sure you could go every day like my grandmother used to or my great-grandmother used to

01:33:10.960 when she you know lived over i don't know wherever dirtbag country she came from and uh you know would 1.00

01:33:18.080 walk to the store to get fresh tomatoes every day um but that's not the way the united states of america is

01:33:25.280 you go to most cities i mean i'm i'm right now i'm in this very small town of about 500 people

01:33:32.160 we have one store you want something you you better hope that it's can be found at a gas station

01:33:41.920 then you go to the next biggest city and that's 5 000 people and you're not getting everything there

01:33:48.160 we don't have everything and that's probably a three-hour walk from here this is this is unlivable

01:34:00.080 and what they need to do is then move people from here into those kinds of cities so we get to live

01:34:08.160 on top of each other this is never going to work never no it well i mean it will work from their

01:34:14.880 perspective because they don't care if your life is inconvenient and that doesn't matter to them

01:34:20.480 but the idea is they'll tax you out of your homes yeah they'll tax you out of your homes and your

01:34:24.960 lands without a doubt the idea here is to control people and and they'll say it's for the environment

01:34:31.440 and they'll say that it's necessary for that reason and why should people walk 15 minutes beyond where

01:34:36.480 they live if we can give them everything that they need within that 15 minutes again it's this whole 1.00

01:34:41.280 concept of elites they're smart you're dumb you're the stupid sheep and they're going to lead you in 0.99

01:34:48.160 the right direction and all of these policies from the world economic forum these targets which are not 1.00

01:34:54.160 conspiracy theories but are actual plans published on their websites with coordination from government

01:35:00.320 officials it doesn't get more official than that i don't think uh all of these plans have that same

01:35:06.560 theme in common they the elites believe that if they just had more power and control the world would

01:35:12.480 be a much better place so just stay in your home you can walk around a 15 minute area if you need to

01:35:17.440 leave we'll find you unfortunately and that's the world that they think we all want to live in in the future

01:35:23.520 and they are reimagining the police now let's hear me out on this what does it mean to reimagine the

01:35:30.240 police they've wanted you to think that it's just a bunch of psychiatrists are going to go out

01:35:34.480 there and say hey why did you steal that loaf of bread oh you had a sad childhood just sit down on

01:35:40.640 the couch okay now you're better you're not going to steal again that's what they'd have you believe

01:35:46.160 here's a reimagining of the police you steal you're caught on camera you're tracked everywhere we know you

01:35:54.400 did it you're not leaving anywhere you lose all of your privileges okay you have to do it this way and

01:36:02.800 the government has to be involved in absolutely everything look at what's happening in san francisco

01:36:08.560 all of the private vendors all of the grocery stores all of the cvs drug stores duane reed all of them

01:36:16.320 they're all leaving because it's too violent so who does that hurt that hurts the non-violent citizens

01:36:25.120 in that area so you either have to round those people up or you need to keep them in one locked

01:36:33.040 position uh what do you think is going to happen they're not reimagining the police these people will

01:36:39.680 either just be disappeared as they are in china and all of a sudden it's fine it's totally safe but you 0.98

01:36:47.360 will also be locked down into your 15-minute city you can't do it in any other way you remember this

01:36:55.520 freedom that we have our founders all said it will not work for a religious uh an anti-religious or

01:37:03.920 anti-moral group of people as long as we don't govern ourselves somebody always will stand there ready to

01:37:12.080 do it for us for our own good yeah and i think that there's also an element of the the left is fine

01:37:21.600 with allowing crises to develop that they know can only be from their perspective solved by them coming

01:37:28.640 in and having more power and i think that there is a real argument to be made that one of the reasons

01:37:33.760 that they are totally fine with letting criminals run rampant throughout many of these cities is that

01:37:40.400 one of the potential high-tech solutions of the future will be well if we had smart cities and

01:37:46.320 we had cameras literally everywhere watching everything that's going on criminals would never

01:37:51.840 do this because we could watch them from everywhere and and deter them that way and then put them in

01:37:57.360 some special program that re-educate them and make them put them back into society i think that that

01:38:03.440 absolutely is part of the plan and eventually they realize that doesn't work either and then they start

01:38:08.320 doing what you said in china where you just disappear people and they end up in prison forever and you

01:38:13.680 you have to go that route eventually but we've seen that play out over and over and over again

01:38:19.040 it never works because it's a fundamental denial of human nature so wait a minute let me just i want

01:38:27.120 to go over this again and i know it's in the new book about how this all comes down but i'm just trying to

01:38:31.920 get my arms around it you're saying if you put enough cameras around so you could see everything

01:38:40.640 you would be able to catch the people you'd be able to know who they are immediately right right

01:38:46.880 so if there's a place like i don't know what would have a lot of cameras in it everywhere uh let's say

01:38:53.360 the white house and somebody came into the white house and left cocaine in the white house

01:38:59.840 those cameras would pick up that person and you'd know right away oh glenn glenn glenn glenn they

01:39:07.680 don't oh they don't have cameras the the elite the rules don't apply to the elites they don't have

01:39:12.320 cameras inside the white house they no one knows what's going on no i well they had cameras for you

01:39:19.680 cameras are everywhere when you were there they had to care and then they took them down after you left

01:39:24.320 that's how it works oh okay all right either that or it does work for the elite because they found

01:39:31.920 an invisibility cloak and so they can never be picked up all right more with uh justin here in

01:39:38.960 just a second the name of the book is dark future it's available everywhere just get it at glenn's new

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01:40:55.520 so we are at the doorstep of the fourth industrial revolution which i talk about in my new tv special

01:41:14.640 tonight it's dark future uh and i really go in depth to the uh fourth industrial revolution how would you

01:41:23.840 explain it justin well the i think the best way to understand the fourth industrial revolution is that

01:41:30.720 it's the um the third industrial revolution is the internet age and the tech and sort of the emergence

01:41:38.080 of the internet age the emergence of computers the fourth industrial revolution the infer information

01:41:44.400 and telecommunication age right the fourth industrial revolution is that plus the interconnectedness

01:41:51.840 between human beings and machines it's a tighter bond between these two things so humans are not just

01:41:59.760 absorbing the information that they're getting in the fourth industrial revolution from the internet

01:42:04.480 and other things they are now it's now they're wearing it they're it's with them everywhere they go

01:42:10.160 they're immersed in it it's it's intimately part of their lives and everything that happens around them

01:42:16.320 and i think that's that's the idea behind it and that can get really creepy and scary when you go further down the road or it can be

01:42:23.920 close to what we have right now it could be really exciting if we know who we are and we know what we value and what

01:42:32.480 rights really mean and what personhood means and what being human means if we don't understand that we're in real trouble tonight

01:42:40.560 we're going to talk about the fourth industrial revolution and how it will change everything

01:42:44.720 the economy society where we live how we live how we work how we eat everything yesterday the senate listened

01:42:53.280 to experts on artificial intelligence and they sounded

01:43:00.080 old maybe chuck schumer said in a quote we are in uncharted territory this is one of the hardest tasks

01:43:09.040 that congress has ever faced of course i haven't gone poopy in the potty for a few days because i'm a

01:43:14.720 little bound up right now and that's another problem that i have marco rubio said we are quote in a

01:43:21.200 transition phase and we must prepare the workforce that's uh that's an understatement of the year

01:43:29.360 uh progressive governments all over the world have been making plans for ai quantum computing the metaverse

01:43:35.760 central bank digital currencies automation everything that is coming in the very very very

01:43:42.480 near future and they're designing science society off of it and the rest of us are easily a decade

01:43:48.640 behind in the planning for all of this this is covered in my new book dark future and we're going

01:43:54.000 to give you a really great inside look on how all of these technologies will turn the great reset into

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01:46:21.120 this is the glenn beck program justin haskins my co-author on dark future is uh here and we're just

01:46:39.040 talking about uh the eu creating a metaverse so the government's creating a metaverse

01:46:46.960 yeah don't you want to live in the government virtual world no i really doesn't sound popular

01:46:55.600 uh well it's still in the early why would the okay all right so it could be really good

01:47:03.360 that's what you're saying yeah well it could be it's apparently on uh tuesday the european commission

01:47:10.320 created a plan to roll out what they're calling web 4.0 the idea is to create a metaverse a metaverse

01:47:18.240 for people don't who don't know is um it's it's shared virtual worlds that's accessible through the

01:47:24.880 internet so you can basically live in the internet okay so you have avatars or you have videos of

01:47:31.520 yourself sometimes it's virtual reality related sometimes it's augmented reality where you wear

01:47:36.960 like google glasses or something and it's sort of the mixing of the real world and virtual worlds

01:47:42.240 and you can live and work inside of this metaverse okay so um meta the the company meta was formerly

01:47:50.720 facebook they now own face they they still own facebook but now they're called meta the reason

01:47:55.440 they changed their name is because they went all in on building a metaverse but in the european

01:48:01.200 union they're concerned because that's a private company so we can't we can't necessarily trust them

01:48:06.480 so we need a government created european union version of the metaverse which to me sounds kind of

01:48:14.880 like being trapped at the dmv yeah forever which is basically hell i'm pretty sure and so the idea

01:48:21.920 behind it is you want to they said that the initiative aims to reflect eu values and fundamental

01:48:27.520 rights and create an open and interoperable metaverse an area where it estimates the global

01:48:32.320 market size will be 800 billion euros by 2030 so we're all going to be in it we're all going to be

01:48:37.280 spending money apparently and then this and this is really why i wanted to bring this up this is a

01:48:42.960 direct quote from one of the commission the commission vice president at the european union we need to

01:48:49.120 have people at the center and shape it meaning this metaverse according to our eu digital rights and

01:48:54.560 principles to address the risks regarding privacy or disinformation so we can't have disinformation

01:49:01.760 in the metaverse that's not good we want to make sure web 4.0 becomes an open secure trustworthy

01:49:07.600 fair and inclusive digital environment for all and there's more and more of this kind of language so

01:49:13.440 the idea is not just that we want to have a metaverse just for the sake of having a metaverse is

01:49:18.560 we want to make sure there's no disinformation and that there is no discrimination and that there's

01:49:24.880 no racism and other things like that in this world right so you would think that go ahead no yeah i mean

01:49:31.680 you would think yeah i mean this is this is how you control society if people actually start buying

01:49:40.080 into this concept now you would think who the heck is going to do this like i'm not going to do this

01:49:44.400 but if your gigantic corporation that you work for says you know what we're going to do our meetings in

01:49:48.960 the metaverse from now on we're not going to do zoom or something like that we're going to do virtual

01:49:52.880 meetings inside this metaverse space then these kinds of controls are relevant if you start to see

01:49:58.880 corporations sort of push people in this direction which makes a lot of sense for them to do because

01:50:03.440 it's a lot cheaper to have a virtual store than a brick and mortar store it's a lot cheaper to have

01:50:08.480 meetings inside the metaverse than to have places of work you can't do that because you need 15

01:50:15.840 minute cities now just hear me out you need 15 minute cities so you need people working in the

01:50:21.040 cities and going to those large uh boxes that everybody has their office in uh you have to do

01:50:27.760 that otherwise the banks would collapse because of all of the mortgages that just can't be paid on the

01:50:33.600 cities in uh on the buildings in the cities unless you change them into some sort of habitats instead

01:50:42.320 of an office building it's a new building where people can live then you could put a lot more people

01:50:48.560 in buildings on the metaverse so they can live in a 15 minute city and they don't have to use any carbon

01:50:57.520 because they're just on the metaverse that's that's a really interesting thing if i may let me share

01:51:03.120 something from uh a guy who should scare you to the to the core he is the historian yuval noah harari

01:51:12.560 we've talked about him on this program a lot he is the advisor to klaus schwab

01:51:19.520 good good good he is also the co-author of covid19 the great reset um and he talks a lot about what is

01:51:28.640 coming now one of the things that is coming is mass unemployment mass unemployment is coming because

01:51:36.400 of ai and so that will create according to harari listen to this the biggest question in maybe in

01:51:44.720 all of economics and politics of the coming decade will be what to do with all of these useless people

01:51:53.360 still where have we heard that before it certainly has echoes from our history quite a quite a bit

01:52:02.000 he says the problem is more boredom and how what to do with them and how they will find some sense

01:52:08.800 of meaning in life when they're basically meaningless and worthless these are his words my best guess at

01:52:16.640 present is a combination of drugs and computer games as a solution for most but it's already happening

01:52:24.560 i think once you're sir sir sir fuel super fuel i can't say once you're redundant okay just thank you

01:52:34.000 you have you don't have any power so he goes on to outline a transhumanist vision of the future where we

01:52:43.440 have brain computer interfaces to make our uh our uh our moving around in the uh material world obsolete

01:52:54.480 uh human relationships become meaningless due to artificial substitutes and the poor die the rich

01:53:00.720 don't here's what he says transhumanism boiled down to its bones now this is a quote from the guy who

01:53:08.400 is advising the world economic forum transhumanism boiled down to its bones is pure eugenics but we call 0.97

01:53:19.120 it h plus for better than a human which of course is what eugenics is all about alarmingly transhumanist 0.95

01:53:29.920 values are being embraced at the highest strata of society okay i just want you to if you heard the

01:53:37.440 first hour of the first hour of this broadcast you know how bone chilling this is i if you didn't

01:53:43.920 listen to it i want you to go back and listen to the first hour of this podcast transhumanist values

01:53:49.760 are being embraced at the highest strata of society including big tech in universities and among the davos

01:53:57.280 crowd of globalist would-be technocrats that being so it is worth listening in to what they are saying

01:54:04.480 under the theory that uh that forewarned is forearmed he is the leader for klaus schwab's he says history

01:54:13.920 began when humans invented gods and will end when humans become gods but not all humans as he makes

01:54:22.800 clear he says only the non-useless one will go along with transhumanism this is what you mean by the great 0.75

01:54:32.480 reset he uh goes on to say um where is it here uh there's another side of all of this probably

01:54:44.800 important one harari considers free will a dangerous myth a point on which neurosurgeon michael eggnor has

01:54:54.400 taken issue with him on the contrary eggnor argues denial of free will is a con is a cornerstone of

01:55:02.000 totalitarianism without free will we are livestock without the presumption of innocent without actual

01:55:08.560 innocence and without rights but see useless meaningless and worthless people do any of those

01:55:17.040 things come into play at all when you're talking about free will why do we care about somebody's free 0.93

01:55:24.240 will if they are useless meaningless meaningless and worthless this is the kind of really frightening

01:55:33.280 thinking that is happening and it's the kind of stuff that they didn't have in germany other than

01:55:40.320 mein kampf and if you read the eugenics journals and if you were a doctor or a nurse but everybody thought

01:55:47.920 oh no no it's the new shiny future and they allowed it to happen because the old system wasn't working

01:55:57.360 we must not let it happen this time

01:56:03.280 please educate yourself and your neighbors don't waste time on the people who you know don't have any idea

01:56:09.760 what's going on and we'll call you a conspiracy theorist and even if you present all of the facts

01:56:17.440 they still will call you a conspiracy theorist no time to waste on those people we need 20 of this nation

01:56:24.080 to be wide awake and the way to do that is i think my my part of it is dark future your part is to read

01:56:34.400 it to understand it to look at the footnotes know the information inside and out and then find people

01:56:40.240 to share it we need to have 20 that is a tipping point if you have 20 of this population truly aware

01:56:48.880 and armed with information it can't happen but time is of the essence i said to somebody uh yesterday and

01:56:57.280 i'd love to get your thought on this justin i said i think i'm just thinking they said not to say this

01:57:05.680 on the air um i think we have till the election i think we have three to five years maximum before

01:57:22.960 this is all done and you're no you're not turning back do you agree with that i think it's entirely

01:57:30.640 possible i i think i think it's so hard to predict timelines for all of this stuff which is it's always

01:57:38.400 it's always so difficult but um there's this really great well let me just give it let me give you let

01:57:43.680 me give you an example here we go to war with russia and joe biden wins i think it's pretty inevitable 0.69

01:57:50.720 i think it would be i think the next presidential election everyone in the universe says this every

01:57:56.800 election the next presidential election is the most important i mean i mean it's not the most

01:58:03.440 important election in american history it may be like the most important election in human history

01:58:09.040 like yeah like literally it really is that because of the rapid advancements in this technology

01:58:15.040 and you know one of the things i was skeptical of and then i went into this when doing this research

01:58:19.600 with you with this book dark future we talk about it in the book um ray kurzweil and his idea of sort

01:58:28.320 the acceleration of technology and that when you look at the history of the development of technology

01:58:33.680 as technology improves it accelerates the development of future technology and so the gap between changes

01:58:42.960 gets smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller so things keep happening faster and

01:58:47.680 faster and faster and faster and faster people have a tendency to think of diminishing returns so over

01:58:52.800 time as technology develops you know the difference between big gaps gets it's not that big of a deal

01:58:58.720 but actually the opposite is true things happen faster and faster so when you're trying to estimate

01:59:03.920 timelines in a universe where everything is constantly getting exponentially faster and we're seeing

01:59:10.240 developments that were unimaginable 10 10 years ago we're seeing that we're seeing that now a lot

01:59:15.040 of people could not imagine what we're seeing 95 of people and now we're seeing it and it's common chat

01:59:20.320 gpt is one of those things there were people who thought that was impossible really and now it is

01:59:25.760 it's just there it's on anyone can go do chat gpt and and by the way it gets faster and faster ray

01:59:32.560 kurzweil did not uh understand or did not take into account at that time uh things like chat gpt where

01:59:40.400 it is teaching itself without us and the timeline in computer time compared to the timeline in human

01:59:47.760 time is greatly diminished um so it does get faster yes and just one thing we put this in the book as well

01:59:56.400 the timeline doesn't matter all that much what matters is that we're moving in that direction

02:00:01.360 whenever it happens that's the it's gonna happen if we don't turn things around right now right

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