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00:03:27.800 Hello, America.

00:03:29.580 Well, the tsunami has come and gone, and luckily no real damage has been done by the tsunami or the earthquake.

00:03:36.940 Six largest on record happened last night.

00:03:41.240 Pretty terrifying, you know, when you thought of all of the things that could go wrong, but they didn't go wrong.

00:03:47.180 Thank God everything worked, and everybody is generally safe today.

00:03:53.720 But, you know, that's coming from me and from Stu.

00:03:57.240 We're both possibly white, so take that with a grain of salt.

00:04:02.120 All right, we're going to get to the program.

00:04:04.260 I have a disturbing story about what's happening to the youth coming up in just a second.

00:04:10.200 First, let me tell you about the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

00:04:13.900 He was eating a sandwich, sitting on a bench, just talking to his friend about school, and then the sirens started.

00:04:19.000 She was making lunch, humming to herself as she stood in the kitchen, but suddenly she was dragging her kids into a shelter again.

00:04:25.920 They were ordinary moments until they weren't.

00:04:29.040 In Israel, that's just life. 0.59

00:04:30.620 That's the way it goes.

00:04:31.580 And even though there's a ceasefire, the fear is still very, very loud.

00:04:35.900 The damage is fresh, and the need is still overwhelming.

00:04:39.000 We're going to get into what's happening with the world.

00:04:42.200 I'm telling you, the press is worse than it's ever been.

00:04:48.280 Wait until you hear what's going on today.

00:04:50.520 Anyway, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews is still there.

00:04:53.920 As the world looks away, they move closer.

00:04:56.340 When others move in, or move on, they move in with food, medicine, clothing, comfort.

00:05:01.620 For the mom who lost her husband in uniform.

00:05:03.740 For the elderly man who can't get to the store but still needs to eat.

00:05:06.560 For all of them.

00:05:07.820 The Fellowship isn't just responding to war.

00:05:10.120 They're responding to people left in its wake.

00:05:12.320 People God still loves.

00:05:13.520 People we can still help.

00:05:15.000 Because peace isn't just about stopping the fighting.

00:05:17.300 It's about who starts showing up.

00:05:19.420 Learn more about IFCJ and their life-saving work by going online to IFCJ, IFCJ.org.

00:05:27.300 That's IFCJ.org.

00:05:30.540 Great story in Blaze Media today.

00:05:32.900 When Donald Trump's strongest voting bloc starts to fall off after six months of a largely successful second term,

00:05:39.260 it's time for some soul searching.

00:05:41.180 Not just because the midterms loom, or because 2028 is already on the horizon,

00:05:45.400 but the demographic in question young men will shape, defend, and lead this country well beyond the next election.

00:05:52.700 If they've grown too cynical to bother, the rest of us are going to be left holding the bag.

00:05:58.640 When the past and the present betray a generation, expect that generation to reshape the future. 0.99

00:06:05.660 Today's young men are angrier, more cynical, more disruptive, and more serious.

00:06:11.420 They don't want to save Social Security.

00:06:13.360 They want to be saved from it.

00:06:15.400 They aren't starting out wide-eyed like the boomers. 0.87

00:06:18.200 They didn't get the luxury of being idealist first and realist later.

00:06:21.680 They started with realism, forged by debt, disillusionment, and betrayal.

00:06:27.280 These young men want a way of life back.

00:06:31.480 They want accountability for the people who stole it from them.

00:06:34.900 This is something we have been talking about on this program.

00:06:39.820 If we do not hold people accountable, we are in deep trouble.

00:06:44.980 You lose the republic.

00:06:47.040 The average 25-year-old white male is already more based than his Republican voting grandfather ever was or could be.

00:06:53.660 And he's not finding any comfort in Fox News.

00:06:56.480 So the question is, will anyone offer him a white pill before he plants the flag of,

00:07:01.260 I just don't care anymore, at the 50-yard line of American life?

00:07:05.200 This generation will not follow unless they're given a mission worth sacrificing for.

00:07:11.720 Trump's brand won't carry them forever.

00:07:13.820 They can't afford homes.

00:07:15.000 They can't find wives who aren't steeped in feminist dogma. 1.00

00:07:17.900 They can't compete in a DEI-rigged job market.

00:07:20.900 And now they're expected to watch the people who ruined their future skate without any consequence.

00:07:26.040 That's not how this works.

00:07:27.880 That's not how any of this works.

00:07:30.160 Young men don't just want slogans.

00:07:31.940 They want justice.

00:07:33.020 They want our leaders to treat domestic traders at least as ruthlessly as we've treated our allies in trade negotiations.

00:07:40.300 They've seen enough memes.

00:07:42.280 If the memes don't end in prison time, they'll see them as mockery.

00:07:47.540 They want consequences.

00:07:49.220 And they wanted them handed out with severe prejudice.

00:07:53.060 That's the instinct of men who have been cornered too long.

00:07:56.440 Dread it.

00:07:57.420 Dread it.

00:07:58.420 Run from it.

00:07:59.280 Because it is coming.

00:08:01.640 When the past and present betray a generation, expect that generation to reshape the future. 0.99

00:08:06.780 Our shot at shaping that future is now.

00:08:09.000 And if we fail, if we fail to hold the deep state accountable yet again, then we better produce an economic boom big enough to distract from the urge to burn everything down.

00:08:20.100 We've convinced ourself that soft, passive men define the modern male.

00:08:24.180 But sooner or later, the animal comes raging back.

00:08:27.340 And a new generation rises looking to settle old scores.

00:08:31.440 You better get ready.

00:08:33.280 That's from The Blaze today.

00:08:36.600 And it is an excellent piece.

00:08:38.500 Well written and spot on.

00:08:41.700 So let me talk directly to any young man who might be listening right now.

00:08:47.100 Because I see this in my son.

00:08:48.980 You have been lied to over and over and over again.

00:08:54.160 Not once.

00:08:55.420 Not twice.

00:08:56.180 But since the day you were born, you've been lied to.

00:08:58.820 You were lied to about what it even means to be a man.

00:09:03.920 Lied to about what's good.

00:09:05.920 Lied to about truth itself.

00:09:08.440 You have been told that masculinity is dangerous.

00:09:16.500 And in some ways, it is.

00:09:18.360 I'll get into that in here a second.

00:09:20.240 They told you it had to be tamed, medicated, and deconstructed.

00:09:25.740 They told you you can't follow your instincts.

00:09:29.860 You can't.

00:09:30.460 You're not here to protect or provide.

00:09:32.640 You're not here to lead.

00:09:33.880 You're told, sit down, shut up, memorize these dates and names that mean nothing in real life,

00:09:40.920 and just follow the rules. 0.62

00:09:42.880 Remember, this will be on the test.

00:09:45.820 And these are the same rules that you watched break your parents.

00:09:50.780 You watched them.

00:09:52.000 You saw how your country and your future was hollowed out in bankruptcy.

00:10:02.100 You know what I mean.

00:10:03.300 You saw the look on your father's face and in his eyes in 2008 when everything he worked for was just wiped out.

00:10:10.120 You saw your mom do twice the work and still come up short.

00:10:14.900 And then, somehow or another, they saved up enough to send you off to school.

00:10:19.340 And they told you it was for an education because they believed that.

00:10:22.960 But that wasn't an education.

00:10:24.480 They were reprogramming you.

00:10:26.040 They taught you how to protest, how to self-diagnose, how to beg for safe spaces instead of building strength.

00:10:33.640 They trained you for cubicles, for conveyor belts, not for mountains, not for missions, not for meeting.

00:10:43.300 None of those came into play.

00:10:45.260 And now, people wonder why the youth is discouraged.

00:10:51.980 Why the 20-somethings, why the males are discouraged.

00:10:57.080 Why they feel like just giving up.

00:10:59.420 Why so many 20-somethings and teenagers are just checking out, kill themselves, or kill others.

00:11:08.640 I wonder why.

00:11:09.700 I wonder why.

00:11:10.520 This society hasn't given them anything to live for.

00:11:16.180 Nothing has meaning.

00:11:19.300 Well, let me tell you the truth that they never will.

00:11:24.380 You were born for something more.

00:11:27.780 A lot more.

00:11:28.880 And deep in your bones, you know it.

00:11:31.060 There has to be more than this.

00:11:33.720 Because if this is all there is, what a colossal waste of time and energy.

00:11:38.640 I wouldn't want it either.

00:11:40.520 But here's the truth.

00:11:43.160 The truth is, you were born for a reason.

00:11:48.280 You were made to push boundaries.

00:11:51.800 To defend the weak.

00:11:53.000 To build.

00:11:53.720 To risk.

00:11:54.500 To sweat.

00:11:55.540 To suffer for something greater than yourself.

00:11:59.020 You know, nothing in life worth having comes easy.

00:12:03.220 And you have had that lie told to you over and over again.

00:12:06.420 Just do these things and you'll make it.

00:12:08.660 No.

00:12:09.300 No.

00:12:10.520 Nothing is easy.

00:12:16.160 They tell you that lie and then they encourage you to give up.

00:12:19.520 Don't.

00:12:20.740 You were made to take that fire in your chest and turn it into something.

00:12:25.560 Into purpose.

00:12:26.500 And yes, they were right about one thing.

00:12:30.220 Man is to be feared.

00:12:32.720 For a couple of reasons. 0.97

00:12:34.680 There is a beast inside of you.

00:12:38.180 Everybody has one. 0.98

00:12:39.620 Men have a monster. 0.76

00:12:41.940 It's a destructive force that rages. 0.94

00:12:44.340 When life seems unfair, when justice feels like a joke, when you're told to, taught to be powerless, to pretend that you're powerless.

00:12:56.700 The world fears that part of you, because when that beast is unleashed, especially in young men, the world knows what happens.

00:13:06.700 And it is not good.

00:13:08.720 But here's the other reason they fear, and they've hidden this truth.

00:13:15.000 They fear you because they know if you figure out that that contained, that controlled, that shaped is the most powerful thing on earth.

00:13:29.440 You were not created to be a monster.

00:13:33.400 You were created to master one.

00:13:36.520 You weren't created to medicate that monster.

00:13:40.340 You weren't created to disavow that monster, to claim it doesn't exist.

00:13:50.060 You were made to tame that monster.

00:13:55.360 I'm riddled with ADD. 0.90

00:13:57.200 Riddled with ADD.

00:14:00.400 If I were your age, they would have medicated me from the beginning.

00:14:04.500 And I don't think I would be doing this job.

00:14:06.640 I have, I don't even know, I have five screens in front of me, six screens, seven screens in front of me, eight screens in front of me.

00:14:14.000 And I know what's on all of them.

00:14:16.200 I can see them, and I can talk to you, and I can process that.

00:14:20.040 I have somebody, once in a while, Sarah will speak into my ear and say, two minutes.

00:14:24.640 I can do all of these things because I have ADD.

00:14:27.800 It's a blessing.

00:14:29.860 But if I were your age, they would have told me that was a curse, and I'll never make it unless I medicate.

00:14:35.660 Don't medicate it.

00:14:37.160 Conquer it.

00:14:38.140 Tame it.

00:14:39.300 It's a strength.

00:14:41.520 You don't suppress these things.

00:14:43.540 You discipline these things.

00:14:45.720 You make the things that are inside of you serve truth.

00:14:49.800 That's what you do.

00:14:51.720 Once that serves truth, that's what you have that all of a sudden you're able to protect your future wife, your children, your neighbors.

00:15:01.840 The kind of strength that, under control, separates tyrants from heroes.

00:15:15.980 Don't believe the lies that you're alone because you're not alone.

00:15:20.100 You are part of an amazing brotherhood of men all across time that have felt the same call, the same call and the same pull both ways.

00:15:29.460 But the ones who tamed that, the ones that understood, the ones that were allowed to be them, that were also told, you're not alone, you're not abnormal, this is normal in your life.

00:15:43.600 But channel that, those are the men that crossed the oceans in wooden boats.

00:15:50.100 They were the ones that walked across the bloody beaches in Normandy.

00:15:54.520 They were the men who picked up dead Fred's at Gettysburg and still charged forward.

00:16:01.580 They're the men who looked up in the sky and said, I'm going to go there.

00:16:05.900 And then when they got there, they said, what's next?

00:16:08.560 That's the blood of men that runs through your veins.

00:16:13.600 And they were not monsters.

00:16:15.540 They were not unbridled men.

00:16:17.320 They were men.

00:16:19.440 They were men.

00:16:20.960 And you are that image bearer of truth, that vessel of strength, that defender of civilization.

00:16:27.540 You were made in the image of God.

00:16:30.020 You are a literal son of God.

00:16:33.140 And you were born with glory and honor.

00:16:36.580 Now, the question is, do you return at the end with glory and honor?

00:16:41.600 But that is your birthright.

00:16:43.600 And no professor, no bureaucrat, no algorithm can take any of that from you.

00:16:51.940 So what now?

00:16:54.060 What do you do now?

00:16:57.020 Well, now you decide.

00:17:00.360 And believe me, I'm an alcoholic.

00:17:08.820 My mother committed suicide when I was young.

00:17:12.460 I almost committed suicide.

00:17:14.360 I've had suicides in my family.

00:17:17.560 I've been there.

00:17:18.680 I have absolutely been there and back and then back there and then back.

00:17:23.120 Like, it's hard.

00:17:25.940 And I remember I thought, okay, I'm deciding I'm not going to drink anymore.

00:17:32.060 And I am not going to end my life the way my mom did.

00:17:35.600 And I made that decision on my knees down on the floor.

00:17:40.220 I mean, I know exactly where I was in the room.

00:17:43.020 I remember the smell of the room.

00:17:44.480 I remember everything about it.

00:17:45.780 But I also remember when I made that decision, I got back up.

00:17:51.660 And that night I went to bed. 0.98

00:17:53.500 And the next morning, I still felt like dog crap. 0.99

00:17:56.840 Even though I made the decision. 0.99

00:17:59.740 And it took years of holding on to that decision and deciding the same thing every day.

00:18:06.720 You have two roads in front of you right now.

00:18:09.840 One leads to despair.

00:18:13.120 Quiet, maybe comfortable, but death.

00:18:16.980 And that lets the world define you.

00:18:19.620 That lets fear run your life.

00:18:21.780 That's you becoming passive, bitter, and numb.

00:18:28.300 I've been down that road.

00:18:29.820 That is not good.

00:18:31.460 That's the dangerous one.

00:18:34.300 To some degree.

00:18:37.580 The other road is also dangerous, but not in the same way.

00:18:42.020 Because this one, the road is steep.

00:18:46.140 It's very lonely at times.

00:18:48.840 But it leads to some place.

00:18:51.140 Every time I meet a new alcoholic, somebody who has just started to give up alcohol and surrender their life.

00:19:03.660 And say, I'm more than this.

00:19:05.420 I don't want this in my life anymore.

00:19:07.900 I tell them the same thing every time.

00:19:10.460 Keep going.

00:19:11.340 It is so worth it.

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00:19:28.480 It moves in, little tightness in the knee, stiff shoulder, maybe a sore back or whatever.

00:19:32.760 At first you think, I just need a day or two to recover.

00:19:35.840 And then it's been three months, and still the pain is ruining your life.

00:19:39.340 I know pain quite well.

00:19:43.660 I was probably 30, and I fell out of a two-story window.

00:19:48.660 I was doing renovations on a house, and I fell out of a two-story window.

00:19:51.840 And I was lucky to live, but my gosh, it's just never stopped.

00:19:58.340 Never stopped since then.

00:20:00.380 Relief Factor helps me get through those days.

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00:20:40.820 Ten seconds.

00:20:41.340 So the second road leads to someplace really worth going.

00:20:56.800 If you take that road, you reclaim your manhood.

00:21:02.640 You reclaim your life.

00:21:04.240 You take ownership.

00:21:06.040 You stop waiting for somebody to rescue you.

00:21:08.680 You stop blaming things on everybody else, and you just start taking responsibility,

00:21:14.140 and you build the kind of future, the future that you want your sons to inherit.

00:21:20.960 But it takes, like everything else, an awful lot of self-education, an awful lot of self-discipline.

00:21:29.500 You train for it.

00:21:31.660 You stay humble.

00:21:33.460 You stay grounded in truth.

00:21:35.440 You build real friendships.

00:21:38.260 You love fiercely.

00:21:40.680 And you do the hard thing, especially when no one else is watching.

00:21:44.840 Because, hear me, the world will not get better until you do.

00:21:53.940 But you are not defined by your past.

00:21:57.380 You're not defined by the things that restrain you.

00:22:00.640 You're not defined by your obstacles.

00:22:03.400 You're not limited by your pain.

00:22:05.300 You're not doomed by the system you were born into.

00:22:09.260 You are capable of unbelievable greatness, of leading and discovering, of healing and rebuilding.

00:22:17.460 All the things that others have destroyed, that's your job.

00:22:21.120 You can be the generation that finds the key to freedom again.

00:22:24.840 Not just politically, but spiritually, personally, culturally.

00:22:30.100 You are the generation that are going to be the first people to walk on Mars.

00:22:36.200 You will break chains that you don't even recognize right now.

00:22:41.520 You are going to love well.

00:22:43.060 You are going to have unbelievable sons and daughters.

00:22:46.200 You're going to fight justly.

00:22:47.860 You're going to build wisely.

00:22:50.740 You're going to leave this place better than you found it.

00:22:54.240 Better than anything my generation could have done.

00:22:58.620 So rise up as a man.

00:23:01.300 The time for boyhood has passed.

00:23:03.800 The time of blame is passed.

00:23:06.780 The time to rise up as a man is right now.

00:23:10.560 Stand up and stand like a man. 0.76

00:23:15.280 And having done everything you can, 0.89

00:23:19.300 recognize tomorrow still might suck a little bit.

00:23:23.840 But when you finally get there, it was so worth the fight.

00:23:29.320 And it's still worth the fight.

00:23:31.320 All you have to do is stand.

00:23:37.660 Back in just a minute.

00:23:38.580 This is Glenn Beck.

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00:25:26.780 Welcome to the program.

00:25:43.600 A lot of comments on the opening monologue.

00:25:46.060 Jordan said,

00:25:46.700 How did you know what I needed to hear?

00:25:49.580 Thank you for sharing this, Glenn.

00:25:51.360 CT, it's not just young men.

00:25:53.060 This has been happening for a couple of decades.

00:25:55.080 How did the politicians get away with this for so long?

00:25:57.680 It's not just the politicians.

00:25:58.800 It's all of us.

00:25:59.640 It is all of us.

00:26:01.220 Jay, the younger generations were sacrificed for the elderly rather than the opposite. 0.99

00:26:07.460 Yes.

00:26:08.200 And not the elderly.

00:26:09.200 When you think of elderly, not that.

00:26:11.680 Not that.

00:26:12.280 Tammy, there are parents who have raised faith-filled kids.

00:26:17.500 We were helicopter parents and we homeschooled.

00:26:20.040 Don't let your kids be your friends discipline.

00:26:23.320 Susie, finally, Glenn's doing a show that matters.

00:26:26.560 I don't, I mean, I try everything.

00:26:29.520 Nathan, the human brain can perform seven tasks at one time.

00:26:33.660 That's not ADD.

00:26:34.580 That's God's creation.

00:26:36.020 Pat, where I work, they've hired many 20-somethings.

00:26:38.900 They all want to work virtual.

00:26:40.320 No work ethic.

00:26:41.020 They've been brainwashed by the left.

00:26:42.660 These kids have been pampered by society and I'm tired of babying them.

00:26:45.960 I want to tell them to grow up and work.

00:26:47.720 Probably not the way to do it, Pat, but boy, I can relate.

00:26:51.180 Mrs. Jones, I'm so grateful that you chose to be who you are.

00:26:54.760 Thank you, Glenn.

00:26:55.900 Prue, I like the statement, stop waiting for someone to rescue you. 0.87

00:27:00.620 I know too many that want me to rescue them.

00:27:03.680 I bet that is true.

00:27:05.580 Is that true with women? 1.00

00:27:07.480 When, Sarah, when you meet men, you're dating, are they looking to you to rescue them?

00:27:16.140 All the time.

00:27:17.460 All the time.

00:27:18.140 I mean, you hit it spot on.

00:27:19.660 I'm more masculine than half the men I've dated lately, which is really sad. 0.97

00:27:24.700 Or say something about you because you frighten the crap out of me. 0.98

00:27:27.980 You do beat up people around the offices at times. 0.97

00:27:31.700 That doesn't mean it's masculine.

00:27:33.180 What does that mean?

00:27:34.440 That you're more masculine than them?

00:27:38.540 Like, I have a career.

00:27:41.040 I have to take care of my kids.

00:27:42.960 And to them, it's like, let's go have fun.

00:27:45.080 I'm still very much like in the college world.

00:27:48.340 You know, when these people are 40, 50, like, it's time to grow up.

00:27:51.420 You nailed it.

00:27:51.960 I think that is the biggest problem.

00:27:54.520 I mean, my son is, you know, living on his own now, working, going to school.

00:28:01.080 And there are times that he will call me and, you know, Tanya was like, don't you think you're

00:28:06.580 getting a little tough on him?

00:28:07.660 And I'm like, no, it is time to be tough.

00:28:09.520 It is time to be tough.

00:28:11.520 There are things that you have to say to your children and especially your sons.

00:28:15.580 He says, it's up to you now.

00:28:18.560 You got to do it.

00:28:19.880 And you got to do it.

00:28:22.960 And there's not going to be anybody that rescues you.

00:28:25.640 And he's lonely, unfortunately, now.

00:28:28.560 And I feel for him because I remember those days being so, so lonely.

00:28:32.600 But I told him, I said, son, concentrate on you.

00:28:38.420 Build you.

00:28:39.620 Find your goals.

00:28:40.760 Pursue your goals.

00:28:41.860 Climb mountains.

00:28:42.820 Do whatever it is.

00:28:43.680 Women will be attracted to men who know who they are and know where they're going, even 0.99

00:28:49.380 if they're not successful.

00:28:50.880 But they know who they are and they have goals that they're trying to accomplish.

00:28:57.380 I think real men, the world is your oyster. 1.00

00:29:03.660 Right now is the time for real men.

00:29:06.160 Because women, real women, are so sick and tired of these pansies. 1.00

00:29:11.740 These guys were like, you know, I don't know.

00:29:14.880 And the ones that are Peter Pan refuse to grow up.

00:29:20.120 It's time to grow up.

00:29:21.580 It's time to grow up.

00:29:23.040 And that's hard.

00:29:24.600 But it's got to be said.

00:29:25.800 Got to be done.

00:29:26.540 Has to be.

00:29:27.340 I have several written pages of questions about Sarah's dating life we'll get back to later.

00:29:31.620 I do, too.

00:29:32.560 I do, too.

00:29:33.160 I would love to talk to the men.

00:29:35.440 You know what I mean?

00:29:36.180 Oh, my God.

00:29:36.480 That's a whole great series of podcasts.

00:29:38.320 That's a series.

00:29:39.540 That would be great.

00:29:40.840 Wow.

00:29:41.340 If you could just try to get their names, we'll get that started.

00:29:43.700 It's called I Dated Sarah Once.

00:29:50.080 You brought up something to me off the air the other day, which I thought was interesting

00:29:53.320 and probably leads into what you're saying here, which is, do we start, do we, certainly

00:30:00.760 26 is a bad time to start saying, hey, adulthood's about to begin, right?

00:30:06.180 But you were saying really early.

00:30:08.980 13.

00:30:09.500 Like 12, 13 years old.

00:30:11.060 Yeah.

00:30:11.340 There should be more of that going on.

00:30:13.140 What do you mean?

00:30:13.540 I don't know how to balance this.

00:30:18.240 I mean, this is not obviously my, this is not what I studied or anything else.

00:30:23.480 I'm just a guy that tried to be a good parent.

00:30:27.800 I gave my kids what I thought was best and did what I thought was best.

00:30:33.500 And I think we pampered way too much.

00:30:36.080 Um, we, um, and I tried to teach them, you know, the, the lessons you need to learn and

00:30:44.620 a lot of it, they did.

00:30:46.360 They're really good kids.

00:30:47.760 They did, but I wish I would have gotten them out into the world working earlier, much,

00:30:54.000 much earlier, like working, like some sort of responsibility, clean tables, go clean table,

00:31:01.520 have some responsibility beyond just, you know, mow the lawn, clean your room, you know,

00:31:09.120 and, and, and this comes from me.

00:31:11.480 And look, I am a deeply screwed up guy on parenting and children and everything else, because I learned

00:31:18.680 from a dad who worked all the time, but that's what made me, me in many ways on all the good

00:31:27.640 things.

00:31:28.060 I understood work ethic to some degree.

00:31:32.100 I still don't want to go out and dig ditches, but if I had to, I would, I mean, when Tanya 0.53

00:31:37.540 met me, I was a total loser, recovering alcoholic, three kids, two kids divorced.

00:31:45.320 Uh, I mean, I could stop there, but had no real future in radio. 0.96

00:31:50.960 I thought it was all over.

00:31:52.360 I was thinking about becoming a chef, going back to culinary school and becoming, you remember

00:31:57.940 these days is that you, I can fact check all of this.

00:32:00.340 Yeah.

00:32:00.400 All right.

00:32:00.620 This is all accurate.

00:32:01.400 So, um, you know, and I told Tanya when, you know, we were thinking about getting married,

00:32:06.740 I said, look, I could be a garbage collector, you know, in a year, I don't know what I'm 0.88

00:32:11.080 going to be doing, but if I'm a garbage correct collector, I'll be the best garbage man you've 0.99

00:32:15.040 ever met.

00:32:15.500 And none of the stuff that she experiences in life now, what means anything to her, really?

00:32:24.180 She married me when I was, I mean, I wouldn't have married me. 0.99

00:32:28.280 Loser. 0.99

00:32:29.020 Not a chance of real success. 1.00

00:32:31.500 Very low chance of success.

00:32:32.640 Another fact check.

00:32:33.720 True.

00:32:34.100 Thank you.

00:32:34.820 No, but seriously, very low chance of success.

00:32:38.040 Don't you think?

00:32:39.780 Um, yeah, I, I, what you're saying, I think it's true.

00:32:42.620 It's certainly from her perspective, I would have definitely seen that.

00:32:46.640 Um, you know, I think like, you know, you, you, you were, you had, you were a talented

00:32:50.840 guy.

00:32:51.020 You were like a troubled, a talented athlete at the time.

00:32:54.180 Right.

00:32:54.440 Like you were like, ah, you know, again, not many comparisons with you and athletes, but

00:32:58.280 like that, that's that wide receiver who like, you could tell should be something, but kind

00:33:03.380 of isn't.

00:33:04.040 Yeah.

00:33:04.480 And then in that spot, but then what, but what happened is when I asked her to marry me, I

00:33:10.100 knew that I knew God, uh, I knew that I had to completely surrender to him, that that was

00:33:17.740 truth.

00:33:18.100 No matter what it was, he was going to tell me to do, I would do it.

00:33:21.880 And if that meant I was successful in life or not successful, I should say in business

00:33:27.060 or not successful in business, it didn't matter.

00:33:30.460 I would be successful in life with my family.

00:33:33.300 If I followed him, that was probably the biggest key.

00:33:36.360 And the other was she knew I had drive in me.

00:33:41.160 Yeah.

00:33:41.420 She knew that whatever it was I was going to do, I would give my all to it.

00:33:47.300 You know, it's what I saw in my daughter's eyes when she was on stage, uh, just this last

00:33:51.700 weekend I watched her and there wasn't one second of missed focus.

00:33:56.480 I watched her the entire time, even when she wasn't, she was in the background or whatever.

00:34:00.980 I was watching her the whole time, not a second of lost focus.

00:34:05.480 That is real drive.

00:34:07.480 That's what makes success.

00:34:09.840 Are you giving it 100%?

00:34:13.080 And I mean, 100%, not just while you're on stage or in front of people, but to get there,

00:34:20.880 have you done that kind of thinking and that kind of work to get to the stage, whatever

00:34:27.260 it may be.

00:34:28.540 When you have that, women see that people admire that as long as you're not, I mean, you have 1.00

00:34:36.020 to have some, you know, outside interest in life.

00:34:41.280 Um, and, and it can't, you can't be a monster about it.

00:34:44.880 My first half of my life, I was a monster about that because I've always had that drive,

00:34:49.220 but it was misplaced because I didn't couple it with God.

00:34:55.400 You know, it's, I'm an all or nothing guy, which is why I'm an alcoholic, but also why

00:35:03.100 I'm successful.

00:35:04.000 No, no.

00:35:04.300 Yeah.

00:35:04.440 And you were one of the best alcoholics.

00:35:06.320 I was.

00:35:06.820 You weren't just trying it on for size.

00:35:09.220 No, no.

00:35:09.560 You went all in.

00:35:10.440 I went all in.

00:35:11.240 For years.

00:35:12.040 Yes. 1.00

00:35:12.600 You told that liver to go to hell. 0.99

00:35:14.560 I don't care if I lose my liver and my family, I'm the best rung out there. 0.97

00:35:20.220 I love you so much, man.

00:35:23.360 Yeah.

00:35:23.900 You went all in.

00:35:24.860 I went all in.

00:35:25.400 Yeah.

00:35:26.160 And that's so, not always a good characteristic.

00:35:28.740 But if you get started early and you start thinking about that drive and start thinking

00:35:32.500 about that network ethic, it gets instilled in you.

00:35:36.000 I, I, I feel bad for my son right now because he is just like I was when I was his age.

00:35:42.100 And that is, you'll do it, you'll do it, you'll do it.

00:35:45.180 And then you'll be like, this isn't going to work.

00:35:46.800 And you give up for a while and then you get lost.

00:35:48.600 And then you're like, no, what am I doing?

00:35:49.960 Do it, do it, do it.

00:35:51.100 And it's hard to master that.

00:35:53.660 I mean, I was just talking to him this weekend and I'm like, son, you just got to keep going.

00:35:58.160 Just keep going.

00:35:59.760 That's why I said a minute ago, you know, you, you, when I gave, when I finally surrendered

00:36:06.720 and I'm like, I'm going to do it, I'm going to get up and I'm going to do it.

00:36:11.000 The next day sucked as much as the day was that put me to on the floor on my knees. 0.97

00:36:16.060 It sucked and it sucked for a long time. 0.80

00:36:18.600 But if you keep doing it, all of a sudden doors start to open, things start to happen 0.97

00:36:24.680 and your whole life changes.

00:36:26.180 My dad said to me once, uh, you know, he's, we should, maybe I'll, I don't have time to

00:36:33.760 tell this story.

00:36:34.220 Would you write this down?

00:36:35.260 Just write down what my dad said at the stoplight.

00:36:39.740 And I'll remember that.

00:36:40.920 And I'll, I'll share that with you tomorrow.

00:36:42.620 Um, but it, it, it totally changed my life and it's absolutely true.

00:36:48.560 And it shows the power that you have inside of you.

00:36:52.660 And it's hard to believe it, but it's absolutely true.

00:36:59.140 All right.

00:36:59.880 More in just a minute.

00:37:01.120 Also, we're going to talk about the New York times.

00:37:03.380 Boy, they really are sorry for that horrible mistake about, you know, the starving Gazan

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00:37:09.840 And you will not believe the story they are missing today.

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00:40:27.740 We were just talking off air about, you know, what we've been talking about, men and boys

00:40:40.180 and how we just need to change the trajectory or we're just going to spiral into an abyss.

00:40:48.380 And one of the things Sarah just brought up was about COVID and how COVID changed all of us.

00:40:54.600 I think a lot of what men are going through with this lack of character has something to

00:41:01.340 do as a tragedy of COVID because everyone was just so in their own little world and they

00:41:06.140 didn't have to do what you have to do.

00:41:08.400 And I think it's important that you might not want to take a girl out on a date. 1.00

00:41:13.640 You just want to have sex with them. 0.88

00:41:14.840 But you kind of have to do what you don't want to do. 0.98

00:41:17.940 I put in the 15 minutes at Hardee's, right, to get, if you want to get them in bed, you

00:41:22.500 take them to Arby's and get them or, you know, here, what do you want?

00:41:26.320 Yeah.

00:41:26.600 There, what do you want?

00:41:27.360 Get them a shake.

00:41:27.940 Here's a burger and a shake. 0.99

00:41:29.280 Now, eat it quickly because we're going to have sex. 0.99

00:41:32.300 Right. 0.99

00:41:33.420 Yeah.

00:41:33.960 That's what you're looking for.

00:41:34.880 Yeah.

00:41:35.060 That kind of matter.

00:41:35.420 But also, there's not really social interaction.

00:41:37.740 Everybody could just sit at home and text on their phone or have a conversation.

00:41:42.020 That one is a real problem.

00:41:43.660 That one is a real problem.

00:41:45.520 And I think it's going to fix itself eventually, but I don't suggest you wait for it, you know,

00:41:54.620 because when it does start to fix, it's going to be such a massive problem and it'll scoop

00:42:00.960 up the majority of people.

00:42:02.300 They're just going to fall into it.

00:42:03.200 They won't know how to relate to anybody else.

00:42:05.400 And then machines will be relating to you.

00:42:08.560 And your conversations will all be with machines.

00:42:11.040 And, you know, there is human contact and human touch is so important.

00:42:20.640 You know, looking into somebody's eyes is that's why you don't find meaning because I think

00:42:26.340 because there's no downside.

00:42:28.860 You can say whatever you want.

00:42:30.640 You can be rejected and you don't have to sit there in that uncomfortable moment of rejection.

00:42:35.620 That was really excruciating, you know, going and approaching somebody that you, you know,

00:42:42.440 you want to ask out or whatever, and them just looking at you like, I don't think so.

00:42:47.780 It was horrible, horrible.

00:42:49.960 But now you can do it and say it and blow it off.

00:42:52.460 And there's no emotional consequence or exhilaration.

00:42:58.500 Right.

00:42:58.920 Those are basically guardrails of life, right?

00:43:01.720 Yeah.

00:43:01.920 You keep bumping into them and it kind of sends you back toward the middle of the road

00:43:05.020 so you understand what you should be doing.

00:43:06.860 That's how you learn.

00:43:07.720 Right.

00:43:07.920 And I will, you know, that's probably what it's like now.

00:43:10.240 I mean, I can't even, God, I do feel for you.

00:43:13.160 I make, you know, I'm making jokes, but like I feel for the dating world.

00:43:17.000 I can't even imagine doing it in this world right now.

00:43:19.860 I mean, like.

00:43:20.820 The awful.

00:43:21.280 It seems incomprehensible to me.

00:43:22.920 It'd be awful.

00:43:23.140 Awful. 1.00

00:43:23.460 So, you know, your life sucks, Sarah. 1.00

00:43:26.300 But what I'm saying basically is. 0.99

00:43:28.140 And what's weird is the youth, they think that it is so much better than.

00:43:34.680 They can't even imagine the way we used to date.

00:43:37.320 And we had to go approach somebody and ask them in real life.

00:43:40.620 They can't even imagine that.

00:43:42.240 But believe it or not, yes, that's messier.

00:43:45.640 It's uglier.

00:43:46.540 But that's what gives it meaning.

00:43:49.740 You know, life only has meaning when you are conquering something.

00:43:58.540 When you have earned that moment.

00:44:01.500 You know, read Viktor Frankl's, what is it, Man's Search for Meaning.

00:44:07.340 That is, if you've never read that, you need to read that.

00:44:10.440 It is, it's remarkable.

00:44:13.000 And it's what we're missing in our society.

00:44:15.440 We'll be right back.

00:44:45.440 This is Glenn Beck.

00:45:15.440 Down the road where shadows hide.

00:45:32.940 Feel the dark on every side.

00:45:35.540 Stand your ground when times get dark.

00:45:37.980 Gotta face the dog and embrace the fire.

00:45:42.640 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:45:46.820 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:54.820 Well, hello, America.

00:45:57.460 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:59.040 So I want to talk to you about Israel and Gaza and what is happening.

00:46:03.320 Except I want to talk to you about what actually is happening, not what the New York Times is saying.

00:46:08.420 And wait until you hear their retraction in how this happened.

00:46:12.280 It is, well, it tells you everything you need to know.

00:46:15.520 And then if you needed more evidence of what you already know, I'm going to tell you what's actually happening.

00:46:21.920 That I haven't seen anyone cover.

00:46:24.240 I haven't seen anyone cover.

00:46:26.860 And it's the first time in human history it's happened.

00:46:31.440 We'll get into that in 60 seconds.

00:46:33.260 First, let me tell you about Rough Greens.

00:46:34.820 You know, your dog was made for more than just lying around the house.

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00:48:00.560 All right, so where should we start?

00:48:03.080 Should we start with the New York Times and their deep, deep apology?

00:48:06.640 Oh, they meant it.

00:48:07.880 I'll tell you that.

00:48:08.980 They meant it.

00:48:10.320 Now, we've been talking about the story for certainly both days this week, but maybe, I don't know, was it a little bit last week as well?

00:48:16.260 Last week too, yeah.

00:48:17.560 About some of the bizarre stories coming out of Gaza as far as the famine is going in Gaza.

00:48:25.500 Now, you know there's a deep famine in Gaza.

00:48:27.580 We'll get to that in a minute and the details on it.

00:48:29.440 But some of the kids that were supposedly suffering from starvation seemed to have other serious ailments that caused their appearance to look like they were starving.

00:48:45.560 And one of the first things we noticed was, hey, it seems like the other members of their family don't look this way.

00:48:52.480 Why?

00:48:53.000 Why?

00:48:53.060 Like, why wouldn't mom also look starving? 0.99

00:48:56.580 Why wouldn't brother and sister look like they're starving?

00:48:59.680 And we asked that question.

00:49:03.060 We eventually did find out the answer to that, which was several of these children had, you know, significant, you know, other ailments that they were dealing with.

00:49:11.980 And that's the reason their appearance looked this way.

00:49:13.940 So they were utilizing kids with, like, cystic fibrosis and muscular dystrophy to make it seem like they were starving to death when that was, at least in those cases, was not true.

00:49:25.160 That does not mean there was no starvation going on in Gaza.

00:49:27.600 We talked about that yesterday.

00:49:28.760 Yeah.

00:49:28.900 Of course there is.

00:49:29.820 It's a war zone.

00:49:30.940 Of course there is hunger and maybe even starvation.

00:49:35.000 And anything that can be done to stop that needs to happen.

00:49:39.080 Yeah.

00:49:39.260 Anything.

00:49:39.520 And we talked about how, you know, it's bizarre because, you know, this October 7th was 2023, right?

00:49:48.000 And obviously, as soon as October 8th hit, we all knew it was the Jews' fault. 1.00

00:49:51.840 And once that started, we went down this road of constantly here.

00:49:57.040 I mean, remember, they're building floating piers in Gaza to deliver aid, which cost us a godly amount of money and did nothing.

00:50:05.320 There were reports all over the place of aid being stolen by Hamas.

00:50:10.680 To this day, to this day, the warehouses that store food for Hamas fighters are fully stocked.

00:50:19.760 To this day.

00:50:20.860 It's a weird kind of famine.

00:50:23.320 I will say that.

00:50:24.220 But apparently that's what's going on.

00:50:26.060 But there's always been talk about aid not arriving.

00:50:29.840 It's been kind of the biggest debate outside of, you know, the basics of it.

00:50:34.120 You know, the hostages being kept and such.

00:50:36.900 So why all of a sudden are we hearing this in the last couple of weeks?

00:50:42.420 Part of the explanation for that is that Israel tightened down some of the incoming aid.

00:50:48.560 This is the reports that were coming in into the area, largely because Hamas did not live up to their end of the ceasefire.

00:50:57.680 They were supposed to be giving up these hostages.

00:50:59.420 They did not do so.

00:51:00.860 They are still to this day holding hostages, could still end this tomorrow by returning them.

00:51:06.420 But they have decided not to do that.

00:51:09.060 So times have gotten very difficult in Gaza.

00:51:11.520 We're not denying that.

00:51:12.600 But, like, you know, you should be able to report on what's actually occurring.

00:51:15.340 Some of these kids have been airlifted out by Israel to Italy for treatment for these ailments.

00:51:24.400 I've not heard that anywhere, Stu.

00:51:27.280 Well, I mean, you should have.

00:51:28.780 Yeah, I know.

00:51:29.320 I mean, I have.

00:51:30.200 But most people have not heard that anywhere.

00:51:33.320 Anywhere.

00:51:33.980 The New York Times was heavy on this.

00:51:36.280 They made a big deal about all of this and highlighting these kids specifically.

00:51:41.900 Yesterday, they came out and posted a, I wouldn't call it an apology.

00:51:47.900 No.

00:51:48.700 I wouldn't call it a correction.

00:51:50.160 They don't call it an apology or a correction either.

00:51:52.640 They call it an editor's note.

00:51:54.980 Okay.

00:51:55.180 So I want you to know, in this, they talk about how there is malnutrition and starvation going on.

00:52:03.740 But they do not go to famine, which is everybody is saying it's a famine.

00:52:11.000 Yes.

00:52:11.240 Okay.

00:52:11.500 There's a difference between malnutrition and starving.

00:52:15.820 And I do not deny that that is happening.

00:52:19.420 But famine is entirely different.

00:52:24.400 Entirely different.

00:52:25.460 But here's what they, the spokesperson for the New York Times posted.

00:52:30.460 Children in Gaza are malnutritious and starving, as New York Times reporters and others have documented.

00:52:35.560 We recently ran a story about Gaza's most vulnerable civilians, including Mohammed, who is about 18 months old and suffers from severe malnutrition.

00:52:44.560 We have since learned new information, including from the hospital that treated him and his medical records, and have updated our story to add context about his pre-existing health problems.

00:52:56.280 This additional detail gives readers a greater understanding of his situation.

00:53:01.640 They, that was not posted on the front page of the New York Times.

00:53:05.680 That wasn't even posted in the correction area of the New York Times.

00:53:09.900 That's not to be found in the New York Times on their, on their, you know, their Twitter feed or anything else.

00:53:18.860 That's found on the New York Times PR Twitter feed.

00:53:24.440 So they didn't even put it on the main New York Times, which has what, 5 million?

00:53:29.440 55 million.

00:53:30.400 55 million followers.

00:53:32.240 They want to make sure that you understand that that picture is misleading.

00:53:36.260 They don't put it where you saw the picture, where 55 million people are, are witnessing that picture.

00:53:43.860 Instead, they put it on the, uh, at New York Times PR, which has how many followers?

00:53:49.720 At the time it was about 50,000.

00:53:51.220 I think it's a higher now because people are reacting to the story and following it, but it was about 50,000 followers.

00:53:57.360 Why would they do that?

00:53:59.100 Why?

00:53:59.780 Because of course they don't actually care and want people.

00:54:02.660 And I can give you more, uh, want people to know what's going on.

00:54:05.820 I can give you more evidence on that front as well.

00:54:07.780 So this is how they actually wrote it up in the story, um, back in the day.

00:54:12.740 And this is important to know because like when you go through this, they are, they don't even mention.

00:54:21.520 This is the updated story.

00:54:22.760 This is where we are today, right now.

00:54:24.180 Muhammad was diagnosed with severe malnutrition by the friends of the patient clinic, Children's Hospital, she said, but there was little they could do.

00:54:33.380 On a recent visit to the clinic, she said, they told me his treatment is food and water.

00:54:41.700 That's, that's how they presented that story.

00:54:44.020 Now, this is a person, I think this is the child, I could be wrong on the, but I think this is the one with cystic fibrosis.

00:54:51.060 Yes.

00:54:51.500 Very serious, uh, uh, uh, ailment.

00:54:54.200 Um, now they don't add in there at, that's the point you would write that in the story, right?

00:54:59.760 The child is also, you know, affected with this, which adds their appearance.

00:55:04.120 We've amended the article to ball.

00:55:05.640 Correct.

00:55:05.880 They don't put it there.

00:55:06.760 They put at the very, very end, they do add an editor's note.

00:55:10.360 Now, you read the editor's note.

00:55:13.180 That's not what they posted in the article.

00:55:14.940 Wait, they didn't.

00:55:15.740 They did not post that in the article.

00:55:17.120 Because that wasn't even complete.

00:55:18.300 No, that wasn't even close to complete.

00:55:19.600 Yeah.

00:55:19.740 What they posted in the article at the very end, editor's note, this article has been updated to include information about Muhammad Zakaria Al-Mutwak, a child in Gaza suffering from severe malnutrition.

00:55:33.020 After publication of the article, the Times learned from his doctor that Muhammad also had pre-existing health problems.

00:55:37.820 Well, that doesn't, it doesn't say anything.

00:55:43.560 No, that's terrible.

00:55:44.520 That's terrible.

00:55:45.180 Someone trying to hide what they did and still trying to, not to admit what's actually going on.

00:55:51.320 You know, I don't know.

00:55:52.680 Does anybody go to the New York Times for the actual truth about the situation?

00:55:56.500 Maybe not.

00:55:57.420 You know, maybe not.

00:55:58.000 Maybe, I don't know.

00:55:58.860 Maybe 30% or 40% of the country and every journalist in America.

00:56:03.300 Certainly every journalist in America.

00:56:04.920 And that is part of it.

00:56:05.940 Like, I think there really are people getting convinced over this stuff.

00:56:09.540 And I don't know if it's because of a New York Times report or it's more like just TikTok, you know, the Chinese Communist Party, which, by the way, is actually not legally allowed to operate in this country.

00:56:19.360 We just keep letting it.

00:56:20.520 We just point that out real quick that we have not followed the laws of the United States.

00:56:23.800 And that is, whether you like that rule or not, it was banned by the Congress and signed by the president.

00:56:29.840 It is the current law of the land.

00:56:32.520 But we're just ignoring that.

00:56:34.420 Anyway, the Chinese Communist Party is just outlining all this stuff on TikTok and promoting everybody who's making these claims about Gaza.

00:56:41.040 To the point that I've seen, you know, some, you know, rando social media people with large followings that don't do politics that are like, you know, I just wanted to bring this up.

00:56:50.700 I mean, sure, I don't follow politics much.

00:56:53.120 But shouldn't we all be able to agree that kids shouldn't starve?

00:56:58.380 That babies shouldn't be starving?

00:57:00.540 We shouldn't we?

00:57:01.420 You know, certainly, yeah, we should.

00:57:03.400 That's a pretty easy one to agree on.

00:57:04.900 I mean, you might want to ask Hamas about it.

00:57:07.460 You know, I think I remember the post from these people saying, you know, you know, shouldn't we all agree the kids shouldn't be beheaded in a music festival? 0.76

00:57:15.060 Shouldn't we all agree the teenagers shouldn't be had their heads chopped off and raped in the middle of a park? 0.51

00:57:20.220 Shouldn't we all agree? 0.96

00:57:21.520 I don't remember any of those posts.

00:57:23.120 Those posts never popped up.

00:57:24.780 Probably because the Chinese Communist Party didn't prioritize people who were saying that at the time.

00:57:29.240 Nor they didn't say it at the time.

00:57:31.320 Or they didn't say it at the time, Glenn, which is actually worse.

00:57:34.060 Here's what here's some of the comments we got yesterday because we we talked about the solution to the famine is first Hamas has to release the hostages.

00:57:43.260 Stop this Hamas, not the Gauzen Hamas. 1.00

00:57:47.280 Stop this.

00:57:48.060 You ready? 1.00

00:57:48.720 You're a sick, evil man. 1.00

00:57:50.800 Next. 1.00

00:57:51.600 You've got to get off the bandwagon with Israel, brother. 1.00

00:57:54.460 You're on the wrong side of history, am I?

00:57:56.420 This will not age well.

00:57:57.980 Glenn, you're such a good goy. 1.00

00:58:00.780 Oh, get it. 1.00

00:58:02.280 You realize babies cannot eat solids, you dumb F. 1.00

00:58:06.020 That's why they starve first. 1.00

00:58:07.440 You fake Christians are going to hell, straight to hell. 1.00

00:58:10.220 I mean, the child in this was not a baby, by the way. 1.00

00:58:12.180 Listen, you fat F. 0.97

00:58:13.740 None of the people in Hamas custody are civilians. 0.99

00:58:17.220 They are POW.

00:58:18.840 This is way above your pay grade and your cognitive ability.

00:58:22.080 Really?

00:58:22.380 So the kids and the family members, they're the American citizens.

00:58:26.260 They're also prisoners of war.

00:58:27.680 Wow, that's amazing.

00:58:29.300 Talk about immigration and abortions. 0.70

00:58:30.900 Leave this stuff for real journalists.

00:58:32.920 Zionists like you need a massive mirror in front of your faces 24-7. 1.00

00:58:37.820 Mossad is Hamas. 0.87

00:58:39.980 9-11 wasn't Arabs either. 0.99

00:58:41.880 Zionism is evil. 1.00

00:58:43.460 I mean, that's how much people have checked out on this thing.

00:58:48.880 Yes, they're gone.

00:58:49.660 They're gone.

00:58:50.180 They're totally gone on this.

00:58:51.520 Now, let me tell you a story that you probably haven't heard anywhere.

00:58:56.340 Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt have all now called for the Palestinian terror group to disband.

00:59:06.480 They did this yesterday.

00:59:08.560 This is the first time they have done so.

00:59:11.100 They also condemned the October 7th terrorist attacks and told Hamas to give up all power.

00:59:15.920 The first time Arab countries have condemned the group and demanded it play no part in the future governance of Palestine.

00:59:24.600 In context of ending the war in Gaza, Hamas, I'm reading from the Telegraph,

00:59:28.600 Hamas must end its rule in Gaza and hand over its weapons to the Palestinian Authority with international engagement and support 0.82

00:59:36.120 in line with the objective of a sovereign and independent Palestinian state.

00:59:40.180 France's foreign minister said the declaration was both historic and unprecedented.

00:59:44.140 For the first time, Arab countries and those in the Middle East condemn Hamas, condemn October 7th,

00:59:51.480 call for the disarmament of Hamas, call for its exclusion from any Palestinian government,

00:59:56.680 and clearly express their intention to normalize relations with Israel in the future.

01:00:02.820 You want to talk about the wrong side of history?

01:00:05.480 Egypt is doing this. 0.96

01:00:07.680 Hamas must never be rewarded for the monstrous attack of October 7th. 0.85

01:00:14.640 It must immediately release the hostages, agree to an immediate ceasefire,

01:00:19.820 except that it will have no role in governing Gaza and commit to disarmament.

01:00:26.620 I don't know.

01:00:27.580 That's pretty clear.

01:00:28.700 That's a pretty amazing statement.

01:00:31.060 While everybody else is talking about famine, which this is not famine.

01:00:37.860 Don't throw that word around.

01:00:40.780 It is hunger, maybe starvation, but not famine.

01:00:46.840 Yeah.

01:00:47.720 I mean, famine has a definition.

01:00:49.960 There's been four famines since the early 2000s.

01:00:54.100 There was one in Somalia, 2011, South Sudan a couple times, and Darfur, which is in that area as well, has had one.

01:01:04.480 I think there's one other one maybe back in like the early 2000s, 2004-ish.

01:01:10.100 But like, you know, it's a high standard.

01:01:13.300 The standard is this.

01:01:14.900 20% of households have an extreme lack of food.

01:01:18.800 At least 20%.

01:01:19.940 You have to hit all these standards, by the way.

01:01:21.280 At least 30% of children, six months to five years, suffer from acute malnutrition based on a weight to height measurement.

01:01:28.200 Or 15% of that age group suffer from acute malnutrition based on the circumference of their upper arm.

01:01:33.560 So that's how they, I mean, this is, you know, it's a word with a definition, which I know is against all internet rules, but this is what this is.

01:01:42.220 Now, you can note how it would be difficult to go in and measure every child's arm inside of a war zone, right?

01:01:49.180 Some reports are that those two have been checked off in Gaza City in particular, okay?

01:01:55.980 But, of course, we don't know for sure because they can't check it.

01:01:59.640 And I would rather err on the side of believing that children are starving because that makes total sense.

01:02:08.200 You're in a war zone.

01:02:09.140 Now, should we drop food?

01:02:10.680 Yes.

01:02:11.560 Yes, we should drop food.

01:02:12.740 The world should drop food.

01:02:15.920 Why not?

01:02:17.160 Why not?

01:02:17.580 It's interesting, though.

01:02:18.520 What happens to that food once it's on the ground is a different story.

01:02:22.840 It's very fascinating to see, by the way, how Israel is responsible for all of this. 0.99

01:02:27.840 You know, I don't know.

01:02:28.440 Maybe other people should be doing it.

01:02:31.120 You know, Israel is always the one responsible for this. 1.00

01:02:33.680 Like, I don't hear a lot of calls for the Russians to be dropping aid to Ukraine.

01:02:38.920 Don't hear a lot about that.

01:02:40.860 No one seems to be demanding it.

01:02:42.760 No one seems to be all that worried about it.

01:02:44.740 And, by the way, it was Russia that invaded Ukraine.

01:02:46.860 Yeah.

01:02:47.120 It's the opposite of what happened in this situation.

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01:04:35.400 Ten seconds, station ID.

01:04:47.620 How much time do we have, sir?

01:04:49.280 Two minutes?

01:04:49.980 Okay.

01:04:50.280 So, the third standard for famine.

01:04:52.620 This is the most important one because it's much easier to measure.

01:04:55.320 At least two people per 10,000 are dying daily due to the starvation or the interaction of malnutrition and disease.

01:05:02.920 Now, you know, thousands of people die by that definition in the United States every year.

01:05:06.980 Of course, we have a much larger population.

01:05:09.180 So, what does that mean?

01:05:10.660 What's going on?

01:05:11.300 Well, we do know at least a high bar number on that because it comes from the Gaza Health Ministry.

01:05:17.180 They claim 150 people have died since the beginning of the war from starvation and malnutrition.

01:05:23.900 150.

01:05:24.820 And that's not to be laughed at or dismissed.

01:05:26.780 Not at all.

01:05:27.540 No.

01:05:27.780 I mean, it's serious.

01:05:28.940 Every single one of them is serious.

01:05:30.540 You don't want anyone to die from starvation or malnutrition.

01:05:33.760 However, you know, that's 150.

01:05:36.220 It doesn't seem like a famine.

01:05:37.720 Now, you might say it's more acute now, which is their claim.

01:05:40.560 There's a claim that the worst month of this was July, which we're currently finishing up.

01:05:45.600 So far, 63 people have died this month.

01:05:49.100 That is a rate of about one two hundredth of the famine standard.

01:05:58.500 So, I mean, again, the word gets thrown around like it makes sense.

01:06:03.660 It doesn't.

01:06:04.360 I just don't want to be in a position where I'm denying this because hunger and starvation is reality in war zones.

01:06:12.560 But I would like a rational conversation on this and one that honestly is equal and equitable to all situations like this.

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01:08:21.360 Right-wing militias, gun-toting extremists, Trump supporters, you know, they were the ones on domestic terror list.

01:08:29.560 But now the script is flipping and no one seems to be bothered by it on the left or in the media.

01:08:34.380 The fact is they're encouraging it in the name of resistance.

01:08:38.940 The real explosion of political violence this year has not come from the right.

01:08:43.700 Surprise, surprise.

01:08:44.320 It has come from the radical, Marxist-infused left, the very groups that the mainstream media, academia, and the Democratic leaders have been nurturing for years that we have been warning about for years.

01:08:56.280 The fire bombings, the ICE ambushes, the political assassination attempts and assassinations, the arson attacks.

01:09:04.200 The last eight months has seen a wave of left-wing terror, Antifa cells, pro-Hamas extremists, anarchist groups, targeting law enforcement, ICE agents, Republican leaders, even innocent Jewish Americans.

01:09:19.160 And the silence from the left speaks volumes.

01:09:21.660 Tonight I'm going to put it out on the chalkboard.

01:09:24.140 Some Democratic lawmakers are not just ignoring the violence, they're fueling it.

01:09:28.960 This is not a protest.

01:09:31.040 This is a campaign of chaos, and we're at the beginning of it.

01:09:35.720 Tonight, I'll break all of this down, the rise of left-wing violence.

01:09:39.260 That's tonight at 9 p.m. only on Blaze TV and YouTube.com slash Glenn Beck.

01:09:44.720 Don't miss it.

01:09:45.340 Do you have a segment in there determining if, I don't know if it's been covered already, but do we know if this particular murderer in New York is good-looking enough for his murder to be justified?

01:09:58.460 Do we know yet?

01:09:59.380 Donnie, I think, is still out of the country, so we haven't gotten a ruling yet.

01:10:03.780 Oh, okay.

01:10:04.300 I'm curious, because I mean, I know when you have abs, then your murders are praised and you get streets named after you.

01:10:14.240 So I'm curious on this one, like, is it only white kids that get that treatment?

01:10:18.020 Is that the line that the left has?

01:10:20.180 Maybe that's it.

01:10:20.780 Good-looking white kids can get away with it. 0.78

01:10:22.320 Yeah, maybe it is that.

01:10:23.260 Yeah, okay.

01:10:23.720 That's really interesting.

01:10:24.640 Well, we'll figure that out soon.

01:10:25.460 I'm curious to know what murders we're allowed to justify these days.

01:10:29.400 So the mentally unwell, the guy who stabbed 11 people at the Walmart in Michigan over the weekend, they, and it's going to, no, please sit down.

01:10:40.700 This is going to come as a complete shock to you. 0.84

01:10:43.260 He was mentally unstable.

01:10:45.200 What? 0.96

01:10:45.660 Mm-hmm.

01:10:46.700 Mentally unstable.

01:10:47.400 No.

01:10:48.320 Yeah.

01:10:48.580 And apparently his records, he's got a history of this with the police, gone back decades.

01:10:54.800 You are kidding me.

01:10:56.320 Yeah.

01:10:56.640 Hmm.

01:10:57.060 That's interesting.

01:10:57.720 I haven't heard a lot of coverage about how that stopped.

01:11:00.640 Any idea how that incident was stopped?

01:11:03.380 I believe it was with some fanatic with a gun.

01:11:05.840 Oh, gosh.

01:11:06.980 Yeah. 0.98

01:11:07.220 Another one of these gun-toting maniacs again. 0.97

01:11:10.380 I know. 0.99

01:11:10.880 Oh, no.

01:11:11.460 Now, Democratic-appointed federal judges in Oregon are now refusing to jail suspects charged with violence at the ICE facility and an Elon Musk Tesla store.

01:11:24.360 They decided the judge, Robert Jacob Hoops, is now released pending trial after he allegedly tried to ram his way into an ICE facility in Portland, injured an ICE officer's eye with a rock.

01:11:37.480 The Department of Justice is not happy about this.

01:11:40.840 Two other Oregon defendants accused of armed assaults on federal agents at a Tesla store were also giving supervised release despite the Trump administration's objections.

01:11:51.600 You know, but, I mean, you don't want to teach people that this isn't effective.

01:11:56.320 You don't want to teach people that, you know, that they can't get away with this.

01:12:00.940 That's the worst thing you could do.

01:12:02.980 At least to leftists, this plays into what I'm talking about tonight.

01:12:06.780 When the judges refuse to recognize this, when they refuse to say, well, that's a real danger, you tried to set the whole Tesla thing on fire and you were throwing rocks at people and injuring people and you tried to jam your car into some of the people, you know, that's a problem and you shouldn't be out on the streets.

01:12:25.800 I mean, even this, I mean, I'm not sure, and I think they go hand in hand, mental illness and possession.

01:12:34.600 I mean, we have people that are so dark now, so filled with darkness, that it's an open invite to more darkness.

01:12:45.920 And if you look at people, have you ever seen the videos of people where they're on the streets and, you know, it's just somebody saying, hey, I disagree with you.

01:12:54.600 And the other person is like, ah, and they're just screaming and they look like they're out of their mind.

01:12:59.420 I think they're possessed.

01:13:01.400 I think, I mean, there is something deeply disturbing about all of this.

01:13:07.320 And we've told you for years, without knowing it, a large portion.

01:13:10.960 In fact, do you remember the show we did on Wall Street, the Occupy Wall Street, and how they were actually performing rituals that were rituals for Moloch? 0.90

01:13:25.640 And I'm not saying that they knew it.

01:13:29.300 They were just doing it.

01:13:30.640 They were doing the same ritualistic stuff that you used to do for Moloch worship. 0.94

01:13:37.880 And, you know, we were talking about at the same time, you know, these people don't know, have any idea what they're doing, but they are inviting evil in.

01:13:46.440 And you're seeing the results of it now.

01:13:48.700 I don't know what, how much of it is mental illness.

01:13:51.580 I don't know how much of it is just people gone wrong because they've been lied to or they're just built that way.

01:14:00.160 And how much of it is just darkness that is around this whole movement.

01:14:05.880 But we better figure this out.

01:14:08.680 And we better, you know, I don't understand.

01:14:11.680 Well, I do.

01:14:12.500 I do.

01:14:12.780 You know, I did a monologue for young men earlier today and talked about how, you know, they're being pushed down into this corner and being told that they're nothing and they'll never make it.

01:14:27.200 And, you know, they play by the rules and then they can't get jobs or, you know, they're just saddled with this debt and the whole education system is a lie.

01:14:37.780 By the way, by the way, please, please reconsider sending your kids to college, please.

01:14:44.500 It's not just ideological.

01:14:46.180 It is strapping them with debt and those jobs.

01:14:51.100 You don't have any idea what jobs are going to be here in three years.

01:14:56.580 You remember when Joe Biden said learn to code?

01:14:59.300 That ain't a job anymore.

01:15:02.920 Please, please.

01:15:05.160 They're preparing for jobs that are going away.

01:15:08.060 I'm going for business and accounting.

01:15:12.040 Okay.

01:15:13.920 Hurry.

01:15:14.860 I hope you're graduating soon because that's going to last about 10 more minutes.

01:15:20.080 Yeah, I was listening to some podcast and they were talking about, hey, like this is the time to become a plumber because right now there's no chance.

01:15:28.560 Do you know why?

01:15:29.120 Do you know why a plumber is good?

01:15:31.300 Well, I mean, the way they were talking about it was like, you know, AI doesn't have fingers.

01:15:35.680 But it will soon.

01:15:36.800 Well, it's probably soon.

01:15:38.280 Yeah.

01:15:38.760 The reason why plumbers are good and this is this this will last, you know, maybe 20 years until AI catches up and it will.

01:15:48.020 But it's it's not going to be something easily conquered by AI.

01:15:54.420 Plumbing.

01:15:54.780 Have you ever open up?

01:15:55.760 Have you ever remodeled a house?

01:15:57.760 You pull down the walls and you never have any idea what you're going to find because people are like, I just going to put that there.

01:16:03.680 And you're like, what?

01:16:04.440 That doesn't make any.

01:16:05.380 Why is that in that wall?

01:16:06.520 OK, AI can build plumbing and assemble plumbing and things in new houses.

01:16:13.120 It will be able to be done by robotics in new houses quickly.

01:16:16.620 Yeah. 0.81

01:16:17.100 But it cannot think and repair crazy ass plumbers who have done stuff for 100 years. 1.00

01:16:27.160 And you're like, it makes no sense. 0.98

01:16:29.700 Right.

01:16:30.220 So it takes a human to understand a human and open that wall and go, OK, OK, I got it. 0.88

01:16:35.620 I see what they're trying to do here and fix it in the way only a crazy human would fix it.

01:16:42.120 That's interesting, because I think the thought process there is part of it.

01:16:46.820 But like, you know, I mentioned this.

01:16:49.060 I was fixing something at my house recently and I didn't know what I was doing, which is usually how these things begin.

01:16:55.880 And but now you really get to that point where you can just kind of open up.

01:16:59.080 I just open up the panel.

01:17:00.280 It's like a like an automated gate type of like thing that was opening and closing and it wasn't working.

01:17:05.880 And I opened it up and just took a picture of it and said, this is what I have.

01:17:09.440 What do I do?

01:17:10.760 And I just like, oh, you have this system.

01:17:13.880 It looks like this thing is not working.

01:17:15.780 You might want to connect this to this and try, you know, whatever it was.

01:17:19.100 And it was, you know, it was easy for me to do.

01:17:21.800 It would have been a trip from the guy who services, you know, whoever fixes the gate.

01:17:26.300 And, you know, now that didn't happen anymore.

01:17:28.580 But go in and try not to redo all the plumbing.

01:17:32.760 Just say, I have to fix this.

01:17:35.860 And I don't know what's behind the wall.

01:17:38.020 There's no schematics.

01:17:39.420 There's no way for it.

01:17:40.560 Right.

01:17:41.080 I don't have any of the original plans or builds.

01:17:44.040 Because for a while, it will take a man to do it.

01:17:48.740 That wasn't the argument of this particular show I was listening to.

01:17:52.200 It was, hey, like, they're not going to...

01:17:55.060 AI can tell you how to fix that.

01:17:57.520 And yes, a robot can theoretically do basic things.

01:18:00.720 But like, it doesn't have the control, the hand control.

01:18:04.080 No, it doesn't have it yet.

01:18:05.480 And it will.

01:18:06.440 It will eventually.

01:18:07.120 But, so you've got that wave to ride.

01:18:12.000 But that's going to change fast.

01:18:14.320 You have that one.

01:18:15.240 And then the next run is, it can't understand, without schematics and everything else, it

01:18:20.960 can't understand all of that yet.

01:18:23.100 But it will do that too.

01:18:24.500 So you have two waves to ride yet.

01:18:26.500 Right.

01:18:27.240 And I don't know why people are not interested in plumbing.

01:18:30.860 You make a lot of money in plumbing.

01:18:35.320 A lot. 0.96

01:18:35.980 And you're going to deal with crap in other jobs too. 0.99

01:18:42.080 So, I mean, it's not like, I don't want to be around crap. 0.99

01:18:44.180 Oh, you're around it. 0.99

01:18:45.580 You're around it all the time, no matter what you're doing.

01:18:48.680 Yeah.

01:18:48.900 I mean, my stepbrother owns a business that does plumbing.

01:18:52.680 And he's done great with it.

01:18:54.320 Like, he built himself up from nothing and worked at another place and started his own

01:18:58.280 thing.

01:18:58.580 And he's done great because of it.

01:19:00.200 It's a great industry to be in.

01:19:01.400 I mean, you know, just like anything else, it's not for everybody.

01:19:04.680 Um, you know, people like to do different things.

01:19:07.020 Uh, but like, those are the types of jobs that feel like they have more of a runway.

01:19:10.780 The jobs that don't have, that have a very short runway are the jobs that just require

01:19:17.640 sitting at a desk and thinking.

01:19:19.360 Right.

01:19:19.940 And like, that's gone.

01:19:21.100 That's gone.

01:19:21.880 And what they're doing now is taking these graduate level, like where they would take

01:19:26.740 like new, new graduates from law school and plump, pluck them into these things. 0.99

01:19:31.180 They'd hire a couple hundred of them.

01:19:32.740 Let me just say law school.

01:19:36.080 That's over.

01:19:36.940 Anyway, go ahead.

01:19:37.800 It's going to be tough, man.

01:19:38.960 Yeah, it's going to be.

01:19:39.680 There's obviously human interactions that can be helped by humans, uh, at least at the moment.

01:19:45.500 But it doesn't take, like it used to take a whole office to do, you know, to do research

01:19:51.000 for law.

01:19:51.440 It doesn't take that now, but it does take, did you hear about the, where were they?

01:19:55.780 The judge that was issuing rulings and it was clearly AI and making up quotes and things

01:20:02.540 from the trial that were never said.

01:20:04.800 So the judge would go guilty and I releasing my, uh, my judgment online later today.

01:20:11.280 And it was making up testimony that wasn't even in the court and the judge is like, wait,

01:20:17.440 okay, you caught me.

01:20:19.120 I won't do it again.

01:20:20.280 Well, you shouldn't have done it in the first place.

01:20:21.980 And I don't know if we give you a second chance in my opinion, but yeah, I think the

01:20:25.400 answer to that is no.

01:20:26.300 Yeah.

01:20:26.540 Um, but like people who are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to go to these high

01:20:31.420 level law schools are coming out.

01:20:32.900 And instead of going into those entry level jobs, which are still good gigs, but they are

01:20:36.900 basic jobs.

01:20:37.800 Because these law firms are like, well, we don't need people for that anymore.

01:20:41.960 We just need AI, uh, to do that.

01:20:44.140 And I think it's going to reform relationships in the way they work too.

01:20:47.100 Like an example of this from a mind life the other day, um, uh, you have roles in your

01:20:52.740 household, right?

01:20:53.660 Like you do certain things.

01:20:55.320 You, everyone has a little role, like, you know, someone, you handle this, you handle

01:20:59.460 this, like, and it just kind of develops over time.

01:21:01.520 So our printer breaks now printers last approximately three days.

01:21:06.780 In my opinion, they, they just are terrible.

01:21:09.260 They always break.

01:21:10.200 They don't work.

01:21:10.940 They, they lose connection online.

01:21:12.940 Yeah.

01:21:13.040 Yeah.

01:21:13.360 So we have this situation where my printer is now telling me that my paper tray is not

01:21:18.580 in the printer.

01:21:19.480 The paper tray is in the printer.

01:21:21.500 I'm seeing it.

01:21:22.540 It's right there.

01:21:23.340 I've even gone to the point at a couple of times to try to fix this.

01:21:26.260 Yeah.

01:21:26.460 I spent 15 minutes a couple of times. 0.99

01:21:29.100 I took a picture of the printer and I said, Hey, this is telling me the stupid sensor. 0.92

01:21:32.500 It's not the, you know, the paper tray is not in the paper tray is in what's wrong 0.88

01:21:36.360 with this.

01:21:36.720 This is a very common problem with this printer.

01:21:38.300 Pete, the sensor is broken, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:21:40.720 You know, it gives me all this stuff.

01:21:41.720 I haven't had time to fix it.

01:21:43.140 Now, my wife who, you know, buys one third of all products Amazon sells returns approximately

01:21:50.540 20% of those products after she buys them.

01:21:52.700 So, she's constantly needing the printer to print out shipping return labels. 1.00

01:21:58.580 So, apparently, my excitement level to fix this printer was not high enough and I had

01:22:05.520 not done it in a short enough amount of time.

01:22:08.500 So, my wife tells me she's now replaced the printer.

01:22:12.820 She's now bought a new printer and sent it to the house.

01:22:17.460 And I said, Well, what do you mean?

01:22:18.740 I haven't had a time to, like, go through it or anything.

01:22:21.280 And, like, when we buy new printers, that's my job.

01:22:24.160 My job is to look, to go through, read all the reviews, understand which one's actually

01:22:29.260 the best one.

01:22:30.180 And that's my gig.

01:22:30.440 You didn't hear her.

01:22:31.180 She needed a printer. 0.90

01:22:32.260 She wanted the printer.

01:22:33.320 She just, she goes, Oh, I just went on ChatGPT and asked that for what's the best printer.

01:22:38.280 And then she had it sent to the house. 0.89

01:22:39.560 Now, I will say, the heroic ending to the story is I fixed the damn printer and we're returning 0.95

01:22:44.220 the best new printer she ordered. 0.96

01:22:46.060 Yeah.

01:22:46.360 And you tell her, you enjoy your Friday night with ChatGPT, girly.

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01:24:03.960 Well, I guess we'll give you a minute to let all that sink in.

01:24:12.360 More Glenn Beck, coming up. 0.70

01:24:14.660 I want to pursue and drill down just a little bit more on how useless Stu is as a man in his own household.

01:24:43.720 How much time do we have? 0.91

01:24:45.240 Well, gosh darn it, we're out of time, but we have a full hour left in the program, so we'll pick it up.

01:24:50.040 Not going to be enough. 0.68

01:24:50.960 We'll pick it up there in just a minute.

01:24:53.460 Thank you so much for listening.

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01:26:12.720 Do you ever think to yourself, is this even worth thinking about?

01:26:26.860 Even worth thinking about?

01:26:28.560 The GDP is up by 3%.

01:26:31.320 Today, our Fed makes the decision on whether they're going to raise interest rates or lower interest rates or keep them the same.

01:26:37.880 Every bit of information that you see would say, well, now would be the time to lower the interest rates.

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01:26:51.720 And Donald Trump has played tough and he's played really nice in the last few days.

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01:27:32.060 If we do lower the interest rates, is that going to fuel inflation?

01:27:38.660 I mean, we're walking a line here that is crazy.

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01:29:01.020 What do you think is going to happen with the interest rate today?

01:29:02.920 You think, I mean, Trump wants it dropped three points.

01:29:12.620 That's not going to happen.

01:29:13.840 No.

01:29:13.920 And the Fed expectations are that I think out of like the 10, you know, 10 people that are saying one, one is saying he might drop it a quarter of a point.

01:29:26.060 Be a start, but he's not going to drop it.

01:29:28.740 Three points, two points, even one point.

01:29:31.140 But should he begin to drop it?

01:29:33.500 Yeah.

01:29:34.780 I mean, there's only so much you can do when people can't afford houses.

01:29:39.160 It's not a good thing in America.

01:29:42.620 Not a good thing.

01:29:45.400 Yeah.

01:29:45.860 I mean, I don't know if the interest rates are the problem there.

01:29:49.540 I mean, we've seen the Case-Shiller index go through the roof, right, over the past few years, as high as it's ever been.

01:29:59.000 It's part of the problem, I suppose.

01:30:00.740 It's the price of homes and the cost of money.

01:30:03.920 I mean, if you're looking to buy a house and then you go to the bank and they're like, okay, well, that'll cost you $1,000 more a month.

01:30:10.220 You're like, wait, wait, what?

01:30:12.240 I mean, that is a real problem.

01:30:14.740 By the way, Cal sheet prediction markets, the Fed decision in July, 97% chance the Fed maintains rate, 3% chance it cuts by 25 basis points.

01:30:24.200 So basically, no chances is what the markets believe.

01:30:28.600 It doesn't mean it's right.

01:30:29.780 I mean, if you're Jerome, what do you think of Jerome Powell?

01:30:32.400 There's two different types of people, right?

01:30:34.400 You have, we've seen this with world leaders.

01:30:36.960 Some of these trade negotiations have gone this way. 0.99

01:30:38.760 When Donald Trump comes to you and says, hey, you're doing this, some world leaders are like, screw you.

01:30:45.340 Some world leaders are like, yes, sir, I am, right? 0.75

01:30:48.480 Like, I would say the majority of them are, yes, sir, I am.

01:30:51.920 And the majority of people in government are, yes, sir, I am.

01:30:54.540 There are some that are like, no.

01:30:56.300 Now, the appropriate response is to, if you're the Fed chair, is to not respond at all to Donald Trump's pressures either way.

01:31:05.880 Like, you can take his opinion into context, but you're supposed to be independent from all of that in that role.

01:31:12.620 So, he could be the type of person who's going to be like, I don't like the way Trump's talking about me.

01:31:19.180 I don't want to get him off my back.

01:31:20.320 I'm going to do what he says.

01:31:21.620 Or he could be the person who spitefully says the fact that he's saying these things to me means I'm never going to lower rates.

01:31:31.060 Neither of those are appropriate, by the way.

01:31:33.140 That's not what the Fed chair is supposed to do. 1.00

01:31:34.420 He's supposed to make the decision, just like the Supreme Court, make the decision on the basis of the law or what's in front of you in your realm.

01:31:40.120 Do you think he's one of those two types, Powell? 1.00

01:31:44.780 I didn't get past the fact that you're talking about Powell, who I think is a moron in the first place. 0.99

01:31:50.540 I think he looks at all of the stuff. 0.99

01:31:53.080 He's doing things that he shouldn't be doing.

01:31:55.540 The Fed caused most of the problems that we're having.

01:32:00.000 Yeah.

01:32:00.640 I mean, spending, obviously.

01:32:02.700 But when it comes to inflation, that's all the Fed.

01:32:06.380 That's all the bailouts. 0.99

01:32:07.540 It's all the crap that they did. 0.95

01:32:10.160 He was obviously appointed by Trump in the first term, so he wasn't necessarily around for those old school bailouts. 0.99

01:32:16.080 Yeah, but is he still in that role?

01:32:17.540 I mean, he's still playing the same song over and over and over again.

01:32:21.520 Nobody's, you know, that's the problem.

01:32:23.660 President Trump can't say, I'm going to pick from my own list.

01:32:28.020 They propose, you can pick from these five people.

01:32:32.680 Oh, can I?

01:32:34.080 Oh, thank you.

01:32:34.820 So, you know, the odds are anybody who's on that list is going to do the same thing.

01:32:41.540 You know, and that's the real problem.

01:32:42.960 But I mean, with 3% growth with our GDP, that's good.

01:32:46.680 Yeah, it's solid.

01:32:47.120 That's really good.

01:32:47.820 It's solid.

01:32:48.340 Yeah.

01:32:48.740 There's a lot of good things going on, by the way, in the country.

01:32:50.840 A lot of good things.

01:32:51.280 It does get swept under the carpet quite a bit.

01:32:55.940 And that bothers me, but I understand it.

01:33:00.920 It bothers me because if I have to spend another day on the air talking, you know, an hour or a whole show about, hey, there's this new information.

01:33:16.460 This guy is, it's out and looks like he's really super guilty and they're going to get him now.

01:33:21.840 I can't do that.

01:33:23.160 I just can't do this job anymore.

01:33:24.720 I am just not interested in that job.

01:33:27.540 You know what I mean?

01:33:28.000 You're saying like some of the people, you know, involved in the Russia situation.

01:33:32.940 Yeah, yeah.

01:33:33.040 Any of it.

01:33:33.700 Any of it.

01:33:34.360 Because here's the, and this is new for me.

01:33:37.600 I no longer believe.

01:33:40.220 I don't believe that justice is going to happen.

01:33:42.640 I no longer believe that those people are going to go to jail.

01:33:47.020 Now, the minute they start putting people in jail, I am right back to where I was.

01:33:52.660 Okay, you're serious about it.

01:33:55.560 Why should I be serious about these things if they're not?

01:34:00.520 And that's a really bad place to be because if you're not paying attention to it, if you're just tuning it out, which I'm not.

01:34:06.860 But I am, I look at the stories every day and I, you know, I come in at 6 a.m.

01:34:13.740 And I start looking at the stories and I balance and go, okay, what's most important?

01:34:18.080 What gets on the show?

01:34:18.920 What doesn't get on the show?

01:34:20.140 What do I need to understand?

01:34:21.860 So it might relate to this story.

01:34:24.160 And I look at most of it now in the last few weeks.

01:34:27.840 And I've just, I've been like, it doesn't matter.

01:34:31.140 It matters deeply.

01:34:32.860 But there's nothing I can do about it.

01:34:35.880 No amount of talking about this is going to change anything because the whole system is only about talk.

01:34:44.480 And talk doesn't matter.

01:34:46.160 It's actions.

01:34:47.440 I mean, look at what Donald Trump has done in so many good ways.

01:34:51.660 He's not talking about it.

01:34:53.240 In fact, there's times that you're like, wait, he just did what?

01:34:56.800 He didn't even, he didn't even, even talk about it.

01:34:59.620 He just did it.

01:35:00.600 But that's what the country needs is action.

01:35:06.040 We don't need more talk.

01:35:08.760 We don't need, we just need to know what the facts are, what the constitution says, put those two together and let it roll.

01:35:17.840 That's what you need.

01:35:19.500 And nobody's thinking that way.

01:35:20.820 It seems there's no common sense.

01:35:22.840 It's just all politics.

01:35:23.980 It's just all graft and buyouts and payoffs and, you know, friends of friends.

01:35:30.800 And I mean, and I've never been here.

01:35:33.860 Have you ever even heard me ever talk about it like this, Stu?

01:35:36.980 No.

01:35:37.760 I've never been here.

01:35:39.360 And it's weird.

01:35:40.440 And I don't like it.

01:35:41.620 And my, my job is becoming, I mean, it's, it's amazing how the Lord works.

01:35:47.380 If you listen, he told me, what, a year ago or so, things are changing.

01:35:53.860 Something's not right.

01:35:54.860 And that's the, that's the feeling I had in my gut.

01:35:58.120 And I started looking and, and that's why I'm doing the torch beginning next year.

01:36:03.380 But now I'm, now I'm finally caught.

01:36:08.540 Thank God he, I listened to him because I've been working a year on something.

01:36:13.380 But now it's all hitting me on like, oh, this is why I need to change.

01:36:18.820 This is why this new thing that I'm doing in January is so important because I no longer believe.

01:36:26.880 And, and I'm a pretty good judge of people.

01:36:30.000 I don't have the gut the president has, but I have a pretty good gut on the average American.

01:36:35.960 And I think the average American still like me cares deeply.

01:36:40.800 We care about all of this stuff deeply, but I can't continue to beat it.

01:36:47.600 I will continue to follow it, but I can't continue to beat it to death until something moves.

01:36:55.620 I will follow it.

01:36:56.880 I will keep informed on it, but I am not going to, I'm not going to tie any hopes or dreams on it.

01:37:03.780 What happens happens.

01:37:06.280 I'll do my part.

01:37:07.580 I'll speak out.

01:37:08.780 I'll stand up.

01:37:10.340 Have you called your senator and said, pass the nominees?

01:37:15.080 Have you?

01:37:15.480 You need to, what is it?

01:37:18.280 One hundred and thirty two nominees.

01:37:20.280 They're just stopped.

01:37:21.200 They're stopped.

01:37:22.020 Just stopped.

01:37:23.440 These, these senators should not be allowed to go home until they do their job.

01:37:31.040 Are they going to?

01:37:32.580 I don't know.

01:37:33.380 Now, if we don't pay attention, if we don't do that one thing and pick up the phone and

01:37:39.900 say, Senator, do your job.

01:37:45.800 Senate Republicans, I'm talking to you.

01:37:48.780 I know what the Democrats are doing.

01:37:50.520 I'm talking to you as a Republican.

01:37:54.360 Do your job.

01:37:56.620 You don't, don't try to convince me you, you support the president, you support the agenda

01:38:01.300 of the American people.

01:38:02.340 The American people hired him to do a job.

01:38:05.580 He said, I need these people.

01:38:07.720 They're all qualified.

01:38:09.120 And you won't even listen to the case.

01:38:12.680 You want to reject them?

01:38:14.220 Reject them.

01:38:14.880 But you won't even do that.

01:38:17.320 You won't listen to their case.

01:38:20.200 How are you possibly doing the work of the American people?

01:38:24.520 You're all talk.

01:38:25.960 And I'm tired of all talk.

01:38:28.700 That's where I think that's where the American people are.

01:38:31.400 That's where I am.

01:38:32.440 And if I'm out of step, I'm out of step.

01:38:34.080 And that won't, won't be good for me.

01:38:36.380 But I can't pretend.

01:38:44.880 You know, and I'm like that on almost everything.

01:38:48.120 And so I look then and go, okay, so what is important?

01:38:55.060 Well, what is important is the future that is coming, whether we like it or not.

01:39:00.560 It has nothing to do with politics.

01:39:02.520 And that is what's happening to the youth of America.

01:39:06.820 Because we are now at the point where we are supposed to let go of what we have.

01:39:13.580 It's their turn.

01:39:15.640 It's their turn.

01:39:17.580 If you're in 65, you should not be, you know, forcing your way in the Senate.

01:39:27.180 70, certainly 80.

01:39:29.800 What are you doing?

01:39:31.660 Let the youth come in.

01:39:34.320 Let them start making decisions.

01:39:37.060 Let them shape the next generation.

01:39:39.240 Let them clean up the mess that you have made.

01:39:43.580 Because they're the ones, they're not going to get social security.

01:39:46.660 They're not going to get it.

01:39:48.140 And you're still insisting that, well, we can't cut off people in their 40s.

01:39:53.280 Yes, we can.

01:39:54.220 Because we have to.

01:39:56.080 We have to. 0.98

01:39:58.780 And that doesn't mean just cut them and cut them loose.

01:40:01.120 It means rethinking the way things are done.

01:40:04.300 But you're so calcified in your thinking that it's got to be social security.

01:40:09.820 It's got to be done this way.

01:40:11.220 Well, that's a sham.

01:40:12.760 And we all know it.

01:40:13.880 We've known it for a long time.

01:40:15.580 And it's going to bankrupt our children and our grandchildren.

01:40:20.480 So, can we get some new blood in that thinks differently and go, you know what? 1.00

01:40:26.480 This is a stupid system. 1.00

01:40:28.640 This is stupid. 1.00

01:40:29.800 Why aren't we doing it this way? 1.00

01:40:31.800 Can we get somebody in who even understands what AI is?

01:40:35.980 Well, it's a computer thing that, you know, we have that will answer, you know, press one if you want to talk to your senator.

01:40:47.800 Oh, my.

01:40:51.360 Why are we?

01:40:52.680 Why?

01:40:53.520 Why?

01:40:54.960 Those people need to let go.

01:40:57.760 It is the younger generation's turn.

01:40:59.900 And it is our turn to beg that generation to wait, wait, wait.

01:41:06.960 Please learn stuff that they never taught you in school.

01:41:11.300 They lied to you.

01:41:12.600 And it's not going to be hard.

01:41:14.280 They know it.

01:41:15.720 They know it.

01:41:16.540 They all know it.

01:41:18.160 Why do you think they're killing themselves?

01:41:20.720 Because nothing has meaning.

01:41:23.600 They don't think there's any hope.

01:41:25.540 Why?

01:41:26.400 Because of the way I'm feeling.

01:41:28.580 Nothing changes.

01:41:29.460 It's all talk.

01:41:31.780 Nothing.

01:41:32.160 I can't make a difference in this.

01:41:33.700 And then they're on top of it told you'll never amount to anything.

01:41:37.000 The system is hell bent against you.

01:41:40.520 There's no way you're going to get a job.

01:41:42.880 But you better pay that.

01:41:44.160 You better pay that college bill.

01:41:48.480 And you know what?

01:41:50.620 For the first time in my life, my answer is, yes, you do have to pay that bill.

01:41:56.700 But, boy, I understand how you feel.

01:41:59.460 Because the whole system was rigged to strap you with that.

01:42:06.600 While the universities got rich, while the government players, they all got rich, they all got what they needed to protect them in their political world from the universities, doing all the kinds of research that they needed to keep us in war, in war, keep building more war, more war.

01:42:30.180 They used those same universities to do behavioral science.

01:42:37.640 Do you not think that the smartest behavioral scientists that are all now working for our government, mainly for the left, do you really think that they didn't know that this would disenfranchise a whole generation?

01:42:51.100 That none of them stopped and said, you know what?

01:42:54.760 That's really going to piss off the younger generation.

01:42:57.440 No, they knew that.

01:42:58.960 And then they were either told or suggested, we'll make that work for us.

01:43:03.740 I'm sorry, I may be just too cynical, but I don't think I am.

01:43:11.540 I've always been an optimist.

01:43:13.140 But this doesn't work.

01:43:16.800 This doesn't work.

01:43:17.820 And the only way back is through the truth.

01:43:20.900 And that means the God and the truths that have been true for 5,000 years about how man works.

01:43:33.080 Not about just how the country works, how man works.

01:43:37.600 Socialism denies humans and humanity.

01:43:41.240 It denies everything that is innate in us.

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01:44:56.000 Back to the show.

01:44:56.460 So what's the solution to all this?

01:45:11.060 What's the – if you're going to – if a lot of this stuff feels meaningless, what do you do?

01:45:16.920 Find meaning.

01:45:18.380 Find meaning.

01:45:18.960 And if there's no meaning in – look, there is deep meaning in what is happening in Washington on many things.

01:45:25.960 Yeah.

01:45:26.480 But if we keep hitting – you know, it's the definition of insanity.

01:45:30.700 I've said we've gone mad.

01:45:32.620 Well, we're part of that too.

01:45:33.920 We just keep doing the same thing, expecting a different outcome.

01:45:37.100 Oh, yeah.

01:45:37.840 Okay.

01:45:38.140 We're going to find out.

01:45:38.920 We're going to dig in.

01:45:39.600 We're going to find out.

01:45:40.340 We've got – look, we've got the documents right here.

01:45:42.760 They're going to jail this time.

01:45:44.220 No.

01:45:45.500 No.

01:45:46.520 They're not going to jail this time.

01:45:47.880 Now, maybe they will, but I've stopped planning on that.

01:45:52.400 You know what I mean?

01:45:53.320 I'll pay attention to it so I know what's going on, who the good guys and the bad guys are.

01:45:57.160 But I'm not planning on that outcome.

01:45:59.420 I'm hoping for that outcome, but I'm not planning on it.

01:46:03.720 I'm not vested in that outcome because that outcome I don't see happening.

01:46:08.840 Now, maybe it will.

01:46:09.840 Maybe things are changing.

01:46:11.640 And so many things are changing.

01:46:13.740 Let's focus on the things that are changing.

01:46:16.080 Then keep track of the things that aren't changing, just so you can see the mile marker of where

01:46:23.460 we're at, and then focus on the things that really, truly matter.

01:46:28.820 And I think because my two kids are moving out of the house this summer, I am well-tuned

01:46:37.940 in to what actually matters.

01:46:41.800 More in a minute.

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01:48:16.280 Welcome to the GlennBeck program.

01:48:28.800 Well, today's been a really different show.

01:48:31.860 And, you know, I'm not, everything I say, you should take with a grain of salt.

01:48:37.400 You know, Stu and I were just talking off air.

01:48:39.140 And, you know, what I haven't told you is, you know, I've told you that my kids are moving

01:48:43.500 out of the house.

01:48:44.160 Um, I haven't mentioned that my older kids are moving up North and Tanya and I are moving

01:48:51.780 to Florida and, uh, I still, my business will still be here in, in Dallas.

01:48:58.100 Um, but we're moving to Florida.

01:49:01.100 She always wanted to live by the ocean and I said, well, okay.

01:49:05.240 Uh, and so we're, we're moving to Florida and, um, all of that is happening tomorrow.

01:49:12.240 So, uh, that does explain quite a bit.

01:49:16.320 Uh, and you know, uh, as you get to a point, you know, you think one thing you don't think

01:49:21.540 of when you have kids, when you're, when, you know, you're in your twenties and you're

01:49:25.240 like, oh, you know what, we're going to have this period and then we're going to, you know,

01:49:28.740 get back to the way we were and just enjoy life and maybe we'll go travel and stuff.

01:49:32.260 Um, but you never think about the deep hole that is now inside of you because you miss

01:49:40.360 your children.

01:49:42.380 Um, and, and it's not like they're not going to visit or anything like that, but it's,

01:49:46.560 you're used to them being at home and going, Hey, you want to watch the game or you want

01:49:52.540 to go do this or, you know, whatever, just have dinner.

01:49:55.020 You want to, Hey, let's go grab a burger, whatever.

01:49:57.360 That's not there.

01:49:59.900 And especially if they're moving away, um, from you and it's, it's, I thank God Tanya

01:50:09.120 and I love each other.

01:50:10.480 I can't imagine being in a marriage to where you both just tolerated it for the kids and,

01:50:17.920 and now it's empty and you have nothing in common anymore.

01:50:22.140 It must be, oh my gosh, the empty house is enough.

01:50:25.340 The empty marriage, oh, it's gotta be a killer.

01:50:30.980 If, if you, it happens so fast to, if you have kids work on your marriage every single

01:50:37.060 week, go on a date night every single week.

01:50:39.340 I swear to you, it is what's kept Tanya between church and that is what's kept Tanya and I

01:50:44.880 together.

01:50:45.980 Um, because I'm not an easy guy to live with.

01:50:48.420 As you might imagine, I'm a little unpredictable.

01:50:51.260 Uh, um, but, uh, uh, what do you, I don't understand why you're looking at Sarah.

01:50:59.500 No, no, no, um, uh, but it's, what's kept us together.

01:51:03.540 And, you know, it's weird because Tanya and I are now at that phase to where we're like,

01:51:10.840 okay, you know, we got next 20 plus years ahead of us and it's going to be us.

01:51:15.340 And so we get to go do all the things that we, you know, we wanted to do.

01:51:18.940 Um, but it's just, it's, it doesn't have the, uh, it's bittersweet.

01:51:27.900 I guess that's what it is.

01:51:29.000 It's bittersweet.

01:51:29.720 So many decisions in my life have not been as bittersweet as all of this is everything

01:51:36.640 that is changing and going to change in my life.

01:51:39.420 All of it is bittersweet.

01:51:42.280 And it's like, Ooh, uh, and, and so I'm in a different place.

01:51:47.780 So take me with a grain of salt on everything I'm saying, cause I'm reflecting on everything

01:51:53.440 and all the mistakes, you know, I got to get out of this place of, I got to get to a place

01:51:59.520 to where I'm, I'm okay with saying to myself, and I've always been this way.

01:52:04.500 Thank God I've got God.

01:52:06.300 And thank God I've got a good wife. 0.99

01:52:08.360 And neither of those things recommend Jack Daniels.

01:52:12.340 Um, because you know, I've always been somebody who's can just go, okay, well, I made that mistake

01:52:19.560 and let's not make that mistake again and move on.

01:52:22.400 When it comes to your kids leaving and you missing them and in questioning,

01:52:29.100 Oh, did I do this right?

01:52:30.180 Did I do that right?

01:52:31.360 Which is going to happen, but you got to let it go.

01:52:34.260 I haven't gotten to the place yet where I can let it go.

01:52:37.540 And, uh, that's not good.

01:52:39.700 That's just not a good place to be.

01:52:43.220 You look confused.

01:52:44.400 No, I mean, you, you're saying you can't let it go.

01:52:46.200 Why?

01:52:46.400 How does that work?

01:52:52.820 Uh, I only think I can think of, and maybe we should, I should be on a couch saying this

01:53:00.640 and not with a microphone in front of me, but regret, regret, I guess, you know, looking 1.00

01:53:06.800 back and going, well, that was a stupid decision. 1.00

01:53:09.400 And you're going to make them. 1.00

01:53:11.620 I mean, I've been able to deal with them in everything else except the kids.

01:53:19.580 And it's just compile, it just compounding.

01:53:22.580 It's like compounding interest.

01:53:23.740 It just is like exponential growth on that.

01:53:26.640 And they just got to stop it.

01:53:27.800 I just got to stop.

01:53:28.800 Pretty normal though, right?

01:53:29.800 You're, I hope it is.

01:53:31.620 Yeah.

01:53:31.840 You're, you're thinking about things that you, decisions that you made that went the

01:53:34.920 wrong way and you're always going to beat yourself up about it.

01:53:37.480 Yeah.

01:53:37.640 And, and, and not necessarily anything bad, just like, ah, I should have done that.

01:53:43.060 I should have, you know, the, the, the saying, you know, nobody's on their deathbed and they

01:53:48.940 like, I wish I had more time at the office. 0.99

01:53:51.020 Oh, shut up. 1.00

01:53:51.860 But it's, it's, you don't have to be on your deathbed. 1.00

01:53:55.620 You just have to have your kids move out of the house. 0.99

01:53:57.860 And then you're like, and, and, and then the other thing is we're moving to a place

01:54:02.460 where we don't know anybody.

01:54:03.440 So we have no new, we have to, we're starting all over again.

01:54:06.520 And it's like, that, that's weird.

01:54:08.240 What, what the hell were we thinking?

01:54:10.220 What were we thinking?

01:54:11.820 You know?

01:54:12.400 Yeah.

01:54:13.380 And it's all going to be fine and fun, but it's, it's like this, and this is only one

01:54:19.140 very small part of what I'm dealing with in the next six months.

01:54:23.540 And it's, I've, I've never, I said to my wife yesterday, I've never been bad at dealing

01:54:31.780 with stress.

01:54:33.960 I'm at the zenith of my stress point.

01:54:36.820 I, you are, you've met with multiple presidents.

01:54:39.960 I've met and some of them wanted me dead.

01:54:42.140 Yeah.

01:54:43.140 Most of them.

01:54:43.880 No, I'm at the top of my stress.

01:54:45.640 What, what?

01:54:46.740 Yeah, I am.

01:54:47.600 It's weird.

01:54:48.840 It's weird.

01:54:49.340 But tying all this into our earlier conversation, when I, you know, talking about AI and, and

01:54:54.600 all of the things that are coming from that perspective, I think about like, luckily we're

01:54:59.300 in a position, by the way, that marriages are ending in divorce much less frequently,

01:55:03.000 right?

01:55:04.120 Not that I'm projecting a divorce for you.

01:55:06.260 I'm just saying that.

01:55:06.880 I hope not.

01:55:07.980 Well, you know something I don't know.

01:55:09.260 I was talking about tiny issues in the hall.

01:55:11.200 This is not helpful.

01:55:12.780 You have that situation where you mentioned parents kind of staying together for the kids

01:55:17.120 and trying to get through the high school years, you send them off to college and then

01:55:19.960 you might go your separate ways.

01:55:21.320 Can you imagine trying to do that now?

01:55:23.840 I'm, I'm sure there's thousands of people in the audience right now that are going through

01:55:27.960 something like that, doing that in an era where nobody talks to each other anymore,

01:55:33.800 right?

01:55:34.260 Nobody seems to have a large group of friends.

01:55:38.080 Connections are being cut off.

01:55:39.760 People are going online for, you know, all these things instead of the old school ways

01:55:44.380 of doing it.

01:55:44.920 It's funny.

01:55:45.340 I, cause I thought about that.

01:55:46.580 I thought, you know, because what I miss is the FaceTime.

01:55:52.060 I miss the, I miss giving them a hug.

01:55:55.440 You know what I mean?

01:55:56.080 Um, and, uh, they, if, if they're, if they're like normal kids that didn't have like, you

01:56:05.660 know, super parents, they've maybe never really had that.

01:56:10.660 You know what I mean?

01:56:11.560 They didn't have the warmth of a, a real social interaction with friends.

01:56:16.840 Even it was all online.

01:56:18.340 Can you imagine how empty and meaningless that feels?

01:56:22.540 I mean, no human have, no human being has ever gone through what our kids are going through

01:56:29.480 right now.

01:56:30.040 Um, and we feel out of sorts because of things.

01:56:34.860 Imagine what it's like at their age.

01:56:36.840 They can't, they can't, they, they just grew up entirely differently.

01:56:44.020 Are you thinking that maybe handing over a third of their life to a phone every day was a bad idea?

01:56:51.240 I don't understand.

01:56:53.140 I mean, you know, we, Tanya and I wrestled with when is the right time?

01:56:57.300 When is the right time?

01:56:58.280 When is the right time?

01:56:58.800 And this is before Jonathan Heights book came out, which is a must read.

01:57:02.960 If you have children and there are two read this book.

01:57:09.260 Um, but, uh, you know, we, we wrestled with when's the right time.

01:57:13.860 And I see kids now with iPads and I'm like, Oh no, I don't mean like, I don't mean like kids.

01:57:20.940 I mean like little teeny kids with iPads and no, don't, don't, don't get them.

01:57:25.440 Don't go there.

01:57:26.680 You know, our argument was, well, they got to know this stuff.

01:57:31.120 They have to be, they'll know it.

01:57:33.400 Believe me, they will know it and they will pick it up quickly.

01:57:36.300 Um, it retrains their brains.

01:57:39.740 I mean, it retrains our brains.

01:57:41.060 Imagine what it does to a soft, mushy brain that has no real pathways in it yet.

01:57:48.680 Um, don't give your kids any of those devices.

01:57:51.280 Don't let them online without you with them.

01:57:55.660 Don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't.

01:57:58.840 And that requires us to then also not be online all the time.

01:58:06.660 Leading by example.

01:58:08.060 That sounds hard.

01:58:09.340 Oh, it's impossible.

01:58:11.420 I'm only saying that.

01:58:12.340 Oh, okay.

01:58:12.760 Other people will do it.

01:58:13.920 Perfect.

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01:59:40.480 hour one monologue and where that came from.

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02:00:05.800 Um, all right, let me talk a little bit about some scary stuff.

02:00:09.520 I went to bed last night, 10 30.

02:00:11.060 And all of a sudden I'm seeing tsunami warning, get to, get to Nebraska or you're going to

02:00:18.420 be wiped out.

02:00:19.320 And I'm like, wait, what it's the largest earthquake ever in the history of the universe.

02:00:26.880 And everyone's going to die.

02:00:28.940 If you live anywhere, if you have a water fountain in your area, get away from the water fountain.

02:00:36.000 And then I wake up this morning and I'm like, I got to call my sister.

02:00:40.700 I got to make sure she's okay.

02:00:42.160 I got to, luckily I fell asleep and never did any of that.

02:00:45.900 Uh, because, uh, you know, I live in Texas.

02:00:48.360 We're way away from water unless it's in the air.

02:00:51.100 Um, and then I wake up this morning and it's like, eh, you know, I went, I went to bed and

02:00:56.920 everybody's like, why hasn't Oprah opened up the road on the Island?

02:01:01.660 What's wrong with this insensitive, which not opening up her private roads. 1.00

02:01:06.500 And I'm like, wow, wow.

02:01:07.920 That turned on Oprah really fast. 0.96

02:01:09.940 What is, is she even home?

02:01:12.420 Does she know anything?

02:01:14.320 Can somebody call her, get a comment?

02:01:16.580 Hey, can you open up a road?

02:01:17.800 What is happening?

02:01:19.800 And then it kind of came to the shore like, and it was over.

02:01:25.160 So many weird things about that.

02:01:26.580 First of all, the Oprah thing I think has to do with the fact that this is the type of

02:01:30.100 situation we don't have the typical people to blame.

02:01:32.620 Like they, the media can't say it's, it's global warming.

02:01:36.500 It's guns.

02:01:37.760 They can't, they don't have any of those explanations for this.

02:01:39.820 And that's why it's over.

02:01:41.060 I haven't seen anyone even cover it.

02:01:43.040 Right.

02:01:43.400 It's basically over.

02:01:44.100 I mean, it's the sixth largest earthquake in the, in the history of the world recorded

02:01:48.560 history of the world.

02:01:49.800 Play cut nine, play cut nine.

02:01:51.900 Listen to this.

02:01:54.240 You go to bed.

02:01:56.260 This is Japan.

02:01:58.840 Let's see if they stop and, you know, they're like, Godzilla.

02:02:04.940 And I'm watching this and I'm like, I'm expecting Godzilla to come out and stop.

02:02:08.940 It does look like stomping on power lines.

02:02:10.880 You know what I mean?

02:02:15.900 Yeah.

02:02:17.120 Terrifying.

02:02:17.600 What is a totally terrifying?

02:02:19.860 And this happened everywhere, everywhere.

02:02:23.860 And then how did it go from?

02:02:27.420 Is it just that it was so far away?

02:02:29.400 No.

02:02:29.680 You know, what's so strange about it is they had such precision on when it would arrive.

02:02:35.680 Like exact.

02:02:36.720 Exactly.

02:02:37.120 I can tell you because last night they said it was going to hit Hawaii at our time, 12,

02:02:42.720 17 a.m.

02:02:43.640 Yeah.

02:02:44.140 And, you know, I'm, I'm getting ready for bed.

02:02:46.200 I'm like, should I wait a half hour just to see what happens?

02:02:49.580 You know what I mean?

02:02:50.180 And I did.

02:02:52.040 Nothing happened really.

02:02:53.220 You're not going to get that half hour back.

02:02:54.500 No, you don't get that back.

02:02:55.420 By the way, this is a great example of what you're talking about.

02:02:57.980 I can't do anything for the people of Hawaii tonight.

02:03:01.380 Right.

02:03:01.760 Right.

02:03:01.980 These people are going to have to deal with it themselves.

02:03:04.620 Why do I sit there and want to see in real time?

02:03:07.800 Might have been my wife's prayer power that stopped this.

02:03:10.380 Might have been that.

02:03:11.040 It might have been.

02:03:11.580 You know, she was immediately starting to pray.

02:03:14.020 Good for her.

02:03:14.640 You know, and now.

02:03:16.920 And I think, I think Hawaii, you owe my wife a debt of gratitude.

02:03:21.160 One free trip.

02:03:22.020 You could still be pissed at Oprah.

02:03:23.760 I'm okay with that.

02:03:24.940 And again, did I do?

02:03:26.060 We don't even know.

02:03:26.540 Did Oprah do anything?

02:03:27.620 I don't know.

02:03:28.420 They're like, oh, that's what I kept seeing too.

02:03:30.140 It's like, everyone's like, oh, I can't believe Oprah opened up her private road.

02:03:33.620 Like, I don't.

02:03:34.460 I mean, was she there?

02:03:36.440 And I have to tell you, what do you mean open the private road?

02:03:39.040 Does she have gates on the road? 0.82

02:03:40.260 Because if it just says private road and there's a tsunami coming, I'm going down that private road.

02:03:46.160 Yeah.

02:03:46.300 I mean, I would assume there would be some sort of gates on there.

02:03:48.980 Right.

02:03:49.160 And I guess it just meant that they could get up higher quicker.

02:03:51.660 Faster.

02:03:51.900 Which it seemed like, by the way, everyone, like every piece of social media was like, there's

02:03:57.360 nonstop traffic.

02:03:58.340 No one could get out of the city.

02:03:59.560 And then like an hour later, like, okay, all the roads are clear.

02:04:03.140 It's really do.

02:04:04.800 We don't focus on the right things.

02:04:06.380 It's really weird.

02:04:07.420 Because, you know, if you sat and you were panicked in that and you were in the car and

02:04:10.900 you're like, we've got to get away.

02:04:12.360 We've got to get to the top of the volcano.

02:04:15.020 And then nothing happened.

02:04:16.360 You'd be like, the next time that siren goes off, you'd be like, meh.

02:04:20.380 Yeah.

02:04:20.860 And that's usually when the bad stuff happens.

02:04:22.820 It is exactly when, you know, you're swept up in a, you know, tornado.

02:04:27.820 Because that's what happens here.

02:04:29.240 The sirens like that go off for tornadoes all the time.

02:04:31.680 All the time.

02:04:32.060 And when we first moved here, we were like, get me a shovel.

02:04:35.640 I've got to dig a hole in the ground and have the family deep underground. 0.85

02:04:39.540 And then, you know, nothing happens.

02:04:41.520 And now it goes off and you're like, yeah, I'm going to go to bed.

02:04:45.040 Not a good idea.

02:04:46.420 No.

02:04:46.640 There's something wrong with us as people.

02:04:49.460 Yeah.

02:04:51.120 It's natural, though.

02:04:52.700 You know, we had those terrible floods here in Texas, you know, a month ago or so.

02:04:58.640 And it's like a situation where, you know, people probably heard those warnings so many times,

02:05:05.140 you know, because there were sirens in some areas.

02:05:07.520 Some areas.

02:05:07.840 So many times you probably heard them or like, oh, gosh, here we go again.

02:05:11.560 And, you know, the time you don't move could be the worst one.

02:05:14.500 So, anyway, panic more.

02:05:16.040 But, you know what?

02:05:17.520 Panic more.

02:05:18.600 Freak out.

02:05:19.900 Call Oprah. 1.00

02:05:20.820 Tell her, open your damn road. 1.00

02:05:23.500 But, luckily, very little death. 1.00

02:05:27.900 But, global warming wasn't involved.

02:05:30.580 That's what global warming does. 1.00

02:05:32.020 Just deals death.

02:05:35.840 This is Glenn Beck.

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