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00:03:05.100 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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00:03:11.920 Wow, there is so much going on.

00:03:13.940 Let's start in Texas.

00:03:15.440 The big story of the day is Ken Paxton.

00:03:18.220 He won and Cornyn is out.

00:03:20.580 Here's what Paxton said last night.

00:03:22.620 Tonight, we just sent a Texas-sized message to Washington.

00:03:28.620 I said it in March, and I'll say it again now.

00:03:32.620 Today, change was on the ballot, and change won.

00:03:39.620 Let me be clear, this is not just my win, this is your win.

00:03:43.620 We just proved that this Senate seat doesn't belong to Washington.

00:03:47.620 It belongs to you, the hardworking men and women of this state.

00:03:55.380 We went up against $150 million in all the attacks in the world.

00:03:59.940 And you know what happened?

00:04:02.000 The voters declared loud and clear a simple truth that we know in our hearts and in our souls, Texas is not for sale.

00:04:10.520 This is a massive upset, and I'll explain why and what it all means coming up in just a second.

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00:05:27.720 Well, here's what the message was sent in Texas, I think, yesterday.

00:05:33.840 Texans are tired of politicians who campaign one way and govern another.

00:05:39.320 We are tired of the game that is being played.

00:05:42.780 We are tired of the Republicans. Quite honestly, we're tired about hearing. We're tired of hearing

00:05:48.020 speeches about the Constitution while watching everyone in Washington ignore it whenever it

00:05:53.960 becomes inconvenient and then come back to town and say, oh, by the way, I'm on your side. I'm

00:05:58.780 boy, I'm fighting hard for you. This is why John Cornyn is gone. And good riddance, John Cornyn.

00:06:06.500 Uh, this election, Ricky, can you bring me up to speed on, on how dramatic, uh, the win was for

00:06:14.500 Paxton? Yeah. Um, looks like he crushed Cornyn, uh, decisively with 64% of the vote to Cornyn's

00:06:23.220 36%. So he sent a message. There's no question. So whether you agree with Cornyn or not, um,

00:06:30.140 a lot of Texans felt like he stopped representing the people who sent him there a long, long time

00:06:35.560 ago but we've changed eras the era that he is from he just kept putting up with it well he's

00:06:43.000 better than whatever you just keep putting up with it putting up with it um i think texans are done

00:06:48.700 i hope america is done with this now you know maybe now texas has a chance to send somebody

00:06:53.180 to washington who actually intends to fight for texas not manage decline not compromise our our

00:07:01.600 liberties and our country, our republic, everything we stand for, not compromising it piece by piece,

00:07:07.540 little by little, but actually standing to defend it. This is not about party labels anymore. This

00:07:14.320 is about whether America remains a constitutional republic restrained by the Constitution and the

00:07:20.180 Bill of Rights, whether those documents are just decorations, you know, and things that

00:07:25.380 politicians quote from time to time and say they care about, but don't actually care about.

00:07:31.600 But Texans also need to make sure that they are very careful not to fall for the next polished imitation.

00:07:40.120 The Democrat trying to step into this race is not the same old school moderate in the mold of a classic Texas Democrat.

00:07:48.420 He's trying to portray himself that way, but he is a new kind of political chameleon.

00:07:54.260 Somebody who can sound like AOC in one room and then walk into the next room and sound like John Fetterman.

00:08:00.380 depending on who the audience is that's what he does and you when you have those kind of

00:08:06.800 chameleons you have to decide who is this guy and he is AOC he's not John Fetterman

00:08:11.200 this is the new game in American politics radicalism wrapped in camouflage because the

00:08:19.980 party is radical the Democrats are radical revolutionaries the time of you know Barney

00:08:28.260 Frank passed away over the weekend and you know what my first thought was I mean besides sorry

00:08:33.620 to see somebody die my first thought was wow simpler times remember how bad Barney Frank

00:08:41.580 used to seem when we were talking politics the Frank Dodd stuff all of that remember how bad

00:08:47.060 that was those were better days so there's two messages one I think what I've been saying to

00:08:57.620 the republicans you know that didn't pass the save america act didn't listen to 80 percent of

00:09:05.740 the american populace that is with the democrats included when you couldn't pass that you showed

00:09:14.300 your colors and i said if you don't get this done republicans are are finished you're finished

00:09:20.160 you're if you were part of that you're out first thing republicans you're in trouble

00:09:27.220 you better start listening to the people because look at how the people are throwing all of you 0.99

00:09:32.720 clowns out. Second thing, Texas is still Texas. People here still care about the country, 0.99

00:09:42.640 the constitution, faith, family, freedom, all of those things. Parents still believe they should

00:09:50.000 raise their children. Churches in Texas still matter. God still matters in Texas. I don't

00:09:57.080 believe that Texans are going to send somebody to Washington who openly embraces an ideology

00:10:01.860 so disconnected from basic reality that it turns God into a political abstraction. When

00:10:08.180 he came out the other day and said that God is non-binary, what the hell? That's not going

00:10:18.000 to fly in texas it's not maybe california not in texas texas and texans are looking for somebody

00:10:24.820 who will protect their rights protect the right as a parent protect their families their children

00:10:31.240 protect their jobs protect their energy protect their way of life not somebody trying to remake

00:10:38.180 texas into california while pretending to be a moderate it's not going to fly in texas i just

00:10:43.000 don't believe it. And this race is not just deciding a Senate seat. It will decide whether

00:10:50.100 Texans still recognize the difference between somebody who actually can represent them.

00:10:58.260 Can they tell the difference between that guy and somebody who just studies them well enough to

00:11:03.180 imitate them. You just got rid of Cornyn, who imitated you. He wasn't you. He imitated you.

00:11:14.360 Are you going to replace him with a Democrat who is exactly the same, an imitation, except

00:11:22.160 he's not a moderate? With Cornyn, you had Texas, which believes in certain core

00:11:32.580 ideals and ideas, and Cornyn was a Michigan moderate. That doesn't belong. That's what

00:11:44.200 you just got rid of. If Paxton doesn't win, you've replaced Cornyn with a radical.

00:11:56.040 I have faith in Texas. I have faith that people are going to figure this one out.

00:12:00.340 So I think congratulations to Ken Paxton. Congratulations, Texas. Congratulations to real Republicans who actually know what that is supposed to mean. Go in and preserve things, go in and preserve the right things and get rid of the things that don't work. That's what a conservative is supposed to do. Congratulations. I think that was a win last night.

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00:14:52.060 Do we have the Tal Rico clip?

00:14:54.700 This is the guy who's running against Paxton.

00:14:57.380 Cut three. 1.00

00:14:57.880 I trust Texas women to make decisions about their own bodies, to shape their own destinies in consultation with their family members, their doctors, their faith leaders. 1.00

00:15:11.940 I don't believe that's a place for government. 1.00

00:15:14.820 I don't believe it's a place for politicians.

00:15:16.740 I don't believe it's a place for the state.

00:15:18.800 And that's a belief I hold, not despite my faith, but because of my faith.

00:15:27.880 Jesus never talks about abortion, the Bible is silent on abortion, and when that happens

00:15:34.880 with a social issue as important as abortion, we Christians have to take scripture as a

00:15:40.940 whole and we've got to try to make some kind of ethical determination.

00:15:46.160 Right now in Texas, we have the most extreme abortion ban in the country, no exception

00:15:50.240 for rape, no exception for incest.

00:15:54.920 We have girls as young as 10 years old who are assaulted, who are raped, who are victims

00:16:04.240 of incest, and who can't access basic reproductive care, who aren't able to make the decision

00:16:11.660 about whether or not they are going to create.

00:16:14.260 And again, just my personal belief is that we have to give women and girls the freedom

00:16:22.760 to make this decision as moral agents as our sisters in christ wow the bible doesn't

00:16:33.080 talk about abortion before i formed you're in the womb i knew you before you were born i set

00:16:40.240 you apart uh that's not that's god not saying he's clearly saying it's not a lump of you know

00:16:46.340 cells. For you created my inmost being. You knit me together in my mother's womb. Your eyes

00:16:54.100 saw my unformed body. That's Psalms. Luke, the baby leaped in her womb. The Bible is rife with

00:17:06.280 that's a life, that's a child before you are born. You're a child of God, and God knows you.

00:17:14.320 God created you.

00:17:15.500 It's all over.

00:17:17.000 Then let's look at some of the bad guys. 0.55

00:17:19.720 Why don't we look at, oh, I don't know, Baal, the God Baal.

00:17:27.940 What does Baal do? 1.00

00:17:29.460 Baal says, come on into the grove and have all kinds of sex. 1.00

00:17:34.380 And then all you have to do is just kill your baby at birth and give him to me. 1.00

00:17:40.080 that's that's the definition in the bible of evil he doesn't really the bible is silent on that that 0.99

00:17:49.860 is just uh that's remarkable to me but there's a lot of people who mock and hope that a guy like

00:17:59.300 talarico who claims is going to take back texas um can win in texas with his anti-meat views with

00:18:08.260 his radical you know progressive christianity i put christianity in quotation marks but here's the

00:18:14.980 end here's the lesson texans cannot relax just like you told cornyn and the establishment was

00:18:22.680 up last night you cannot relax in the general election because democrats according to politico

00:18:29.160 have been salivating over a talarico and paxton matchup for months yeah within two hours talarico

00:18:36.240 had hauled in $600,000, this is last night,

00:18:39.200 the strongest two hours of his entire campaign.

00:18:41.820 Yeah, he is going to, they are going to mount a campaign

00:18:46.440 like Texas has never seen.

00:18:48.200 I predict this is going to be the biggest fundraising

00:18:55.340 for any campaign possibly in American history,

00:18:58.840 but surely for Texas history.

00:19:00.680 um this this guy is going to be um i mean look they're running a guy who's got a nazi tattoo

00:19:10.720 they don't care they they they will take any radical i'm going to tell you in a few minutes

00:19:16.740 what's happening up in new york with mom donnie these these are not people that uh are like you

00:19:23.940 at all if you are a regular democrat and you've been you know a democrat your whole life because

00:19:29.320 the labor unions and whatever that's not what you're dealing with here that's not they are

00:19:34.120 radicals they are wolves in sheep's clothing and unfortunately this guy i mean have you seen the

00:19:41.680 can we pull the full full screen up if you happen to be watching us uh today uh you got to see this

00:19:47.880 this pose of talrico that he he took out yesterday and right after the deal he puts this up we're

00:19:57.560 going to take back texas and it's right next to vanity fair running their art their article

00:20:03.140 beto's choice um he's he's in exactly the same stance they're the same people they're the same

00:20:12.720 people how is he going to take back texas with his hands in his back pockets i don't know you

00:20:18.200 can't take back what you've never had they want to send a message though oh no if we can take texas

00:20:23.920 And we can get a guy like Tallarico in the Senate.

00:20:26.420 Oh, I know.

00:20:26.820 I know.

00:20:27.740 I know.

00:20:28.700 If they can put a guy like Tallarico into the Senate, Texas is lost.

00:20:35.120 Texas is lost.

00:20:37.120 Because that will just show you the Texans that are now here, the new Texans, have not learned anything about Texas.

00:20:47.720 And you got to remember, all of those people from California, they all moved in.

00:20:52.160 texas you must stand up republicans texas conservatives people who know what it means

00:21:01.940 that they know why texas is different if you don't stand up and go out and vote

00:21:10.040 and vote against this guy and get everybody you you you can to go vote for paxton and and go down

00:21:19.420 the whole roster and see who is actually reflecting Texan values who is standing up you lose Texas

00:21:27.400 and I'm telling you the money that is going to pour into Texas is going to be I bleed it is going

00:21:33.960 to be remarkable how much money remember how much money Beto raised I mean they were just you

00:21:41.740 couldn't turn television on in Texas I mean it was close with Cruz way too close yeah what was it

00:21:47.500 five or seven points i'll look it up yeah it was for for that in texas that was way close

00:21:53.460 this guy um everybody needs to make very famous on on what he actually believes this guy is an

00:22:02.160 out of control radical let me talk to jason because jason you're a texan what do you think

00:22:08.740 the thought the the odds of talrico are winning in texas oh i don't i don't think they're very

00:22:14.960 large at all i think that he'll have uh i i see it kind of like the beto election where he gets

00:22:20.180 maybe like around 49 or something like that because they are very effective in who they target

00:22:24.720 but even in my neighborhood i had tons of beto signs everywhere when he was running it started

00:22:30.580 that way with talarico but i actually think that the more he's talking the more he is digging

00:22:34.540 himself into a hole because a lot of those signs have been picked up and they're not even showing

00:22:37.440 those anymore but uh i think i think the maga base has been just looking at this election i mean

00:22:42.560 If you go region by region, the MAGA base is energized.

00:22:46.540 I mean, they came out hard for Paxton, and I think that that's a long way from November.

00:22:51.800 I know, but I have to tell you, the only thing that is out there, this is this is the covid of this election. 0.98

00:22:58.760 Iran. Gas prices. That's the covid of this election.

00:23:03.440 If he can't get that under control, if that continues to squeeze the American people, it will suppress his base.

00:23:10.780 it will um and we cannot afford that can't afford that but other than that i don't think the

00:23:18.120 republicans are in as much trouble because i do i do agree with jason if you look at what's

00:23:23.600 happening right now the turnout is bigger than it has been uh and they're all all the republicans 0.98

00:23:31.560 are sending the same message we're done with all of this crap we're done with your lies we're done 0.97

00:23:37.820 with, you know, oh, well, it's the next election. It's the next. We're done. We want people in to 0.99

00:23:43.160 make a difference. And now is the time to do it. Critical, critical election coming up this fall

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00:25:06.320 issued a chilling threat to landlords that could be the communist death knell for New York City.

00:25:10.740 Glenn breaks it all down next on the Glenn Beck Program.

00:25:30.480 Things are changing in America, and that's because demographics are changing.

00:25:34.080 And those people who are 40 do not remember communism.

00:25:40.140 They were never taught the evils of communism.

00:25:42.380 They don't understand it.

00:25:44.640 And anybody younger than that has been brainwashed into this new society where everything is about fairness and lies, quite honestly.

00:25:55.000 um mom donnie if for anybody who thinks that you know you're just getting a regular democrat

00:26:04.420 and not a socialist not a communist not a radical um texas pay attention to what's happening now

00:26:10.980 with mom donnie in new york let me play some audio here cut four through our new citywide

00:26:17.520 campaign fix the city we will focus on the worst landlords in new york city

00:26:22.400 When necessary, we will take aggressive legal action

00:26:28.900 to remove negligent owners and property managers.

00:26:34.400 And for buildings that have suffered chronic neglect,

00:26:38.180 we will work to transfer ownership to responsible stewards.

00:26:46.700 Stewards that include community land trusts, non-profits,

00:26:50.280 nonprofits nonprofits land or even the tenants themselves

00:26:58.500 oh my gosh give it to the people okay

00:27:03.740 at least they're saying this out loud for years americans have been you know told nobody wants

00:27:13.080 socialism nobody wants communism stop overreacting that's not but the masks are finally off the

00:27:19.280 socialist mayor of new york city openly now talking about taking private property from owners

00:27:25.880 and transferring it to the state's preferred groups read the language carefully here

00:27:33.040 if necessary we will take aggressive legal action we will transfer um uh ownership we will put

00:27:43.480 buildings into the hands of non-profits land trust or the tenants themselves anybody help me on the

00:27:51.440 free market language there is there any to be found any there's no free market language there

00:27:56.400 that's not constitutional language that's not american language that is the language of every

00:28:03.040 socialist movement when it arrives there when they finally take off the mask that's every socialist

00:28:09.440 movement, because socialism always runs into the same problem. Eventually, you run out of other

00:28:15.320 people's money. Then you run out of productive people willing to take risks. Then housing

00:28:21.080 declines. Then investment disappears. Then buildings decay. Then shortages grow. And when

00:28:26.800 shortages grow, government needs somebody to blame. So who do they blame? Well, the landlord

00:28:31.260 is the first one. He becomes the villain. Then the business owner, they become the villain.

00:28:36.440 villain then the property owner becomes the villain the bank becomes the villain the rich 0.71

00:28:42.060 become the the jew becomes the history repeats itself over and over and over again cuba did this 0.83

00:28:48.860 venezuela did this the soviets did this mao did this first they always start with we only want 0.82

00:28:54.480 fairness that's it you know housing is a human right that's the next one just fairness that 0.77

00:28:59.640 housing is a human right then they say government has got to fix we have to guarantee the outcome

00:29:05.060 here because it's broken. Then they say private ownership is getting in the way. This is how it

00:29:10.500 always goes. I want you to notice something else here. They're redefining homelessness itself.

00:29:19.160 Homelessness is not addiction. It's not mental illness. It's not family collapse. It's not crime.

00:29:25.200 It's not a spiritual emptiness. It's not the destruction of people and the community. It's

00:29:31.580 housing. It's the unhoused. Everything becomes about housing. Why? Because if homelessness

00:29:42.740 is only a housing problem, then the government gets to justify controlling the housing.

00:29:50.160 That's the key. If addiction is the problem, then the solution is treatment. It's accountability.

00:29:55.800 It's recovery. It's about rebuilding lives. But the government can't solve that one because

00:30:01.440 if the government does nothing it then creates chaos and the outcry for somebody in government

00:30:07.640 to do something because addiction is out of control mental illness if that's the problem

00:30:12.720 the solution becomes institutional care long-term treatment actually talking about mental illness

00:30:19.020 but if the government doesn't treat then what happens chaos goes up the outcry for somebody

00:30:24.920 to step in and do something because it's dangerous all these crazy people on the streets family

00:30:29.840 collapse if that's the problem society has to ask painful moral questions and cultural questions

00:30:36.920 why fix that chaos strongmen but if housing is the real problem then government gets more power

00:30:46.200 always watch where the power flows that will tell you what the real goal is and here's the part

00:30:54.760 Americans need to understand before it's too late. Communism never comes wearing a hammer and a

00:31:00.020 sickle. It never comes with jackboots. It arrives with compassion. It arrives with friendly faces.

00:31:08.020 It arrives saying, we just want affordable housing. We just want fairness. We just want safety. We

00:31:13.700 just want equity. Until one day the government decides your property serves the collective

00:31:18.900 better than it serves you. Well, they're only targeting the bad landlords. Really?

00:31:27.220 That's how every seizure starts. We have constitutional rules. We have the Bill of

00:31:34.400 Rights for a reason. Every expansion of government power begins with a hated group. They never start

00:31:42.680 with the popular people. They start with the rich or the landlords or the oligarchs,

00:31:46.640 the enemies of the people. Then the enemies of the people, that definition becomes a little more

00:31:52.100 broad always because once government gains the power to seize property for political or social

00:31:59.360 goals, the argument to seize your property never ends. The category just grows wider and wider and

00:32:06.500 wider. I mean, and think about the psychology that this creates. If New York can say we're

00:32:15.320 going after landlords and we're going to seize the property and transfer it to somebody else.

00:32:22.160 Are you going to build new housing? I mean, if the government can take it away, are you going to

00:32:27.640 risk your capital, your time, everything else, hoping that it's not going to happen to you?

00:32:33.300 Are you going to renovate an old building? Are you going to invest in bad neighborhoods?

00:32:38.920 who's going to do that fewer people that means fewer houses worse housing more shortages higher

00:32:48.900 prices then the government comes in and says the market's failed so it demands more control because

00:32:55.840 the market failed oh the market didn't fail the market was responding to you taking away people's

00:33:01.280 property rights that's the cycle and new york is becoming a real-time case study and what happens 1.00

00:33:07.800 when ideology replaces reality unfortunately people are so stupid and this is not americans 1.00

00:33:16.200 this is not republicans or democrats this is just a human flaw we never see it possible that it's 1.00

00:33:24.320 happening to us look at venezuela we all said we stood there and watched that you're going to be 0.95

00:33:29.280 eating zoo animals soon you're going to eat zoo animals that's ridiculous we've got a great society 0.71

00:33:34.940 and we're fixing all the problems. 0.71

00:33:37.340 We're taking it away from the greedy people.

00:33:39.380 You're going to be eating zoo animals.

00:33:40.740 That's outrageous.

00:33:41.940 And what happened?

00:33:43.000 They ate zoo animals.

00:33:46.260 We got to stop arguing about these things

00:33:49.480 and just start looking at the facts. 0.59

00:33:52.280 But the frightening part is there's so many young Americans,

00:33:56.060 they've been taught to cheer for this

00:33:58.620 because they've never learned the history of collectivism.

00:34:02.420 They never studied the millions who died under these systems.

00:34:07.500 It has never worked, ever.

00:34:11.400 They never saw what happens when government becomes the owner, the referee, the lender, the regulator, and eventually the one that distributes, you know, everything that every basic human needs.

00:34:25.300 Once government controls housing, it controls you.

00:34:29.880 Don't believe me? 0.83

00:34:30.760 Ask the Soviet Union.

00:34:31.700 ask anyone who lived behind the Iron Curtain, ask East East Germans, ask Cuba.

00:34:38.880 Your home stops becoming property. Your home becomes permission. And once citizens demand, 0.54

00:34:46.720 depend on government and their permission to live, to work, to eat, to borrow, to travel,

00:34:54.140 to speak freely, freedom becomes conditional. Do you think you're going to speak out if you

00:34:59.980 know the government can take away your housing do you think you're not going to wear a mask if

00:35:06.480 they tell you to wear a mask if they control your house this is this is the road of communism

00:35:15.880 some countries stop before the cliff others just keep marching because the promises sound

00:35:22.040 compassionate right up until the collapse begins and then it gets ugly and it gets ugly fast you

00:35:29.200 know what the time to fight this is in the elections right now the time for you to say

00:35:35.740 i don't want to fight this i'm tired but i have to fight this or my children will be fighting with

00:35:46.160 guns my children will not have you think your children don't have a future now try going down

00:35:54.400 the Mamdani route. Try going down the route of these leftists. What do you think your children's

00:36:00.260 lives are going to be? You know, you know, because hopefully you know history. You've seen it play

00:36:06.860 out over and over again, and you're not burying your head in the sand. That's probably why you're

00:36:10.340 listening to us now. This is our fight, or it is going to be a wicked fight for our children and

00:36:21.500 grandchildren, and anybody who has ever lost freedom, you do not get it back in your lifetime.

00:36:28.740 You don't. It's about a 70-year cycle back to any semblance of freedom.

00:36:36.680 You'll never see it again, and your kids will never see it ever again.

00:36:42.520 We have to know why this stuff is wrong. We have to know why our Constitution is a godsend,

00:36:51.500 why it's different than every place else.

00:36:54.420 We have to be able to spot these things so quickly,

00:36:58.360 and we have to teach them to our children.

00:37:00.740 You know, I wasn't planning on talking about this here,

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00:43:02.680 oh what is happening in the world is amazing let me go to john in georgia hello john

00:43:20.480 hello glenn how are you i'm great go ahead hey i went to russia about 20 years ago actually went

00:43:30.000 there three times on occasion and uh whenever we flew in we got picked up and we went to a city

00:43:36.660 called ivanovo out of moscow and i always describe the drive as a five-hour drive on one continuous

00:43:44.700 pothole. And this is communism. And as we drive down the road, there was nothing on either side

00:43:50.780 of the road because the driver told us it was so polluted that no animals or anything could be

00:43:55.700 there. And whenever these people get ready to change their oil, they just pull over to the

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00:46:21.560 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:46:25.500 Glenn Beck is on.

00:46:29.780 Hello, America.

00:46:34.620 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:46:36.500 We've got a lot to talk about.

00:46:37.740 We have the election to talk about.

00:46:39.780 We have Hassan Piker and what is happening.

00:46:42.160 Finally, we are seeing the foreign influence exposed and Hassan Piker also being exposed.

00:46:52.620 And also the UFC, the America 250 fight that is going on in the White House lawn. 0.95

00:46:58.900 The pearl clutchers are out.

00:47:00.620 And I have to tell you, I can't take it. 0.97

00:47:05.080 I just can't take it.

00:47:06.100 and especially if you know anything about history this history is repeating itself and 1.00

00:47:12.640 it's remarkable how close it's repeating itself and i just want to tell the pearl clutchers on 0.58

00:47:19.180 this ufc fight shut up shut up do read a book for the love of pete but we'll get into this here in

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00:48:49.040 realestateagentsitrust.com so dana white donald trump got together and they decided for america's

00:48:57.620 250 we should have a a cage fight ufc fight at the white house not been done before but i don't know

00:49:06.220 about you i spent a lot of my day saying we've never seen that before and it's never usually

00:49:12.360 a cage fight you know it's not like well i've never seen that event held there before

00:49:17.840 it's usually something like oh my gosh it looks like everything is going to burn down

00:49:22.180 now that's what some people are saying let me let me take you to the reaction from the

00:49:27.440 professional pearl clutchers it's how dare they this cheapens the presidency this demeans the

00:49:34.620 dignity of the capital the dignity of the capital please if you want to talk about desecration of

00:49:43.480 the White House? I mean, it survived all of the Oval Office scandals. It survived cocaine in the

00:49:51.300 West Wing from the last president. It survived intelligence agencies spying on the president

00:49:56.960 and Americans. It survived presidents lying to us from the Oval into wars. It survived political

00:50:04.120 operatives treating the people's house like it was their private palace. It survived a president

00:50:10.220 that when they had to clean the oval, they needed a black light to do it. So don't talk to me about

00:50:16.100 desecrating the white house. Oh, now a fight like this has happened before. And I want to tell you

00:50:23.600 the story because I think the parallels are amazing. Okay. It was a hundred years ago,

00:50:29.660 uh, and Americans gathered in, uh, in the desert of Nevada to watch Jack Dempsey chair through,

00:50:37.220 uh tear through uh jess willard um and i think it was july 4th it was like 110 degrees and i've got

00:50:44.360 pictures of it um where these people are all standing in their suits in the middle of the

00:50:49.000 desert nothing was it wasn't vegas they they uh came out for a reason they came out to the middle

00:50:57.720 of nowhere to see this fight because america had been holding its breath for years world war one

00:51:03.960 had just chewed through an entire generation in Europe. 0.65

00:51:07.780 The Spanish flu had just swept through cities 0.80

00:51:10.340 and farms and mining towns,

00:51:12.240 and millions were dead worldwide.

00:51:15.220 Families were shattered.

00:51:17.100 The streets were quiet.

00:51:19.320 The churches were just full of people who were lost.

00:51:23.460 Wilson was at the end of his term.

00:51:27.160 He had overplayed his progressive hand.

00:51:29.960 He tried to start a one-world government

00:51:31.840 with the League of Nations,

00:51:33.240 and americans were like shocked and horrified about what progressivism actually meant and

00:51:38.540 they're like oh i don't want any of this okay that was the world of 1919 does any of that sound

00:51:45.320 familiar then came july 4th 1919 out uh in the nevada desert it was near reno brutal sun

00:51:56.320 i think it was about 110 degrees it was a past 100 but i think it was 110

00:52:00.900 america came and they gathered for something really primal a fight and they built this

00:52:07.520 giant wooden arena out of the dust special trains rolled in carrying gamblers and reporters and

00:52:14.420 oilmen and politicians and drifters and celebrities and just working people who

00:52:19.660 scraped together enough money just to witness it because it was a spectacle one of the first

00:52:24.540 country was exhausted but underneath the exhaustion is exactly what we feel today

00:52:31.220 a hunger to feel alive again so who walks into the ring but jack dempsey now this is the fight

00:52:38.940 that makes jack dempsey jack dempsey he's a former miner he's a saloon fighter shaped by poverty and

00:52:45.880 hard labor he is the little guy and he fought like somebody who had spent years learning that mercy

00:52:52.280 could get you killed. Um, in the first round, the guy he is fighting cross across the mat from him

00:52:59.000 is just Willard heavyweight champion of the world, six foot six, 250 pounds. They called him the,

00:53:05.820 uh, Pottawami giant. His wingspan was enormous and everybody expected just because of that,

00:53:12.960 he was going to win size will, will matter here. He hits Jack Dempsey so hard. I actually painted

00:53:19.260 a painting. If you go to glenbeck.com, I think it's glenbeck.com slash art, uh, or just go to

00:53:25.260 our store at glenbeck.com and just look at fine art. I painted a painting of this fight a few

00:53:30.720 years ago. Um, and it's Jack Dempsey, um, flying out of the ring and he's, he catches him, his

00:53:39.740 himself on the, the rope of the ring, his, his feet catch on the rope. And that's what's hanging,

00:53:47.360 allowing him to stay in the ring because he was hit so hard well he gets up out of that position

00:53:53.520 and he's like really we're gonna play that way and america with witness violence unlike

00:54:00.520 any kind of america modern american had seen in sports okay dempsey went after this guy like an

00:54:09.460 animal seven knockdowns in the first round maybe more depending on who you trust in this story

00:54:15.900 um dempsey broke his ribs willard's ribs his jaw knocks knocks his teeth out blood is streaming

00:54:24.980 you know if you look at the painting you'll see i've painted him where he's kind of bent over

00:54:30.200 and you can see kind of his ribs are dislodged a little bit and because he's just trying to

00:54:34.660 protect himself okay and thousands of people were staying and they were just watched in stunned

00:54:40.340 silence they're like oh my gosh and this was metaphorically the old world getting beaten

00:54:47.100 senseless in front of them and they loved it and that became the dividing line before it

00:54:55.420 america was still tied to the old century of horse and wagons the polite society then wilson

00:55:02.840 tried to make it you know the century of progressive experts that controlled how you

00:55:08.020 lived, how you work, what you did, uh, what you spoke. There are all kinds of all the stuff that

00:55:14.200 is happening, you know, in the last 10 years. And then the experts that brought war and plague

00:55:20.360 and a surveillance state. Yes, they had it under Wilson. Okay. Dempsey goes in and he just destroys

00:55:27.320 it all. Okay. Dempsey becomes the first modern American celebrity athlete. He now alongside with

00:55:34.660 Babe Ruth, they represent a new kind of America, louder, faster, less restrained, not the polished

00:55:42.560 expert that you're all supposed to listen to, but the guy who drinks beer and is so fat, but yet can

00:55:48.380 hit that baseball out of the park that this fat old guy can still run around. I mean, it changed 0.93

00:55:55.220 everything. This fight in particular, people later look back and they say that this is where the

00:56:02.540 roaring 20s actually began it began there just outside of reno in the nevada desert because the

00:56:09.700 war had broken something open wilson his career was over his lies his war his progressive overreach

00:56:18.360 had frightened the american people they were done with it they knew that the the last president was

00:56:24.860 taking them away from who they actually were they're not the elites they're the people who

00:56:31.340 crossed the oceans and the mountains and they built the railroads. Then the flu comes along

00:56:36.740 after the war to remind them how fragile life really was. COVID did the same thing for us,

00:56:45.300 except it was how fragile our freedom was. So now let me take you, that's history. Now let me

00:56:53.140 take you to this fight okay a fight on the lighthouse lawn i think it's going to be remembered 0.91

00:57:01.960 as the end of the pussification of america okay honestly i need a safe space nope these guys are

00:57:09.600 going to beat each other on the lawn okay and the fight is it's not desecration and here's why

00:57:19.560 In many ways, this fight is the most honest thing Washington has hosted in years.

00:57:29.020 Because America, we still understand a good, fair fight.

00:57:33.860 We may not like it.

00:57:36.480 You may not agree with it.

00:57:38.560 You may not ever go to a UFC fight.

00:57:41.520 But I got to tell you, it's honest.

00:57:44.260 and in Washington I'm tired of watching political fights where the rules never apply

00:57:50.240 the ordinary American gets hit with every rule in the book while the powerful people

00:57:54.900 the one who's supposed to win just walks away smiling at least in the cage fight everybody

00:58:00.320 knows the deal two people enter one person wins one person loses no hidden ballots at 2am no

00:58:06.660 anonymous leaks no bureaucratic changing the rules you know halfway through the match there's none of

00:58:13.060 that stuff. That's what the desecration in Washington is, not a fight on the lawn.

00:58:20.100 Honestly, I've wanted to go to this thing. I've talked about it since they announced it. I wanted

00:58:24.680 to go take my son to it. You have to be, I think, in the military to go. He's giving all of the

00:58:30.420 seats to the military. I'd do anything to get tickets for me and my son to go to this fight

00:58:36.540 because i think this is history okay yes yes yes cakes and circuses i get that i get that

00:58:43.760 but i think there there is a parallel in american history that is so striking to me

00:58:53.100 again the end of the pussification of america

00:58:56.720 you know there's something american about dads and sons going to watch courage up close it used

00:59:05.680 to be boxing then football then nascar now mma and before you know before somebody says this is

00:59:13.540 beneath us let's remember something important america has always mixed politics and spectacle

00:59:20.260 always just different times different events baseball at the white house jazz on the white

00:59:25.600 house lawn state dinners country music concert easter egg rolls fireworks over the mall now it's

00:59:31.440 fights. Yeah, we've changed. But I think it fits the moment perfectly because the biggest fights

00:59:38.380 in America are always in Washington, D.C. That's where we fight the petty tyrants who hide behind

00:59:45.040 the bureaucracy to poison our liberty. I don't think there could be anything better for 250

00:59:49.760 than showing a real honest fight. That's where good politicians go and face off against the

00:59:57.680 ones who are only in it for themselves it's all fighting in washington that's that's what

01:00:02.500 washington is a dog fight a cage match except at least this one has rules you know that's the

01:00:11.440 only difference here this fight may be the only fight in washington that has honest rules i say

01:00:18.240 bring it on oh we've desecrated the what

01:00:23.160 your hypocrisy just knows no limits all right let me tell you about the burner launcher 0.96

01:00:36.340 you're staring at the moment you hope would never come the moment you really didn't think 0.98

01:00:41.780 could ever happen to you you're standing right in front of you too close for comfort is a person

01:00:45.860 offering nothing but personal danger to you or somebody you love what options do you have no

01:00:51.780 time to think no time to figure out an answer you have to know right now what do you do

01:00:55.080 if you did what i suggest and got the latest burn a launcher model and saved 100 bucks in the

01:01:01.960 process if you did then the solution is really simple you neutralize that threat for up to 40

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01:01:12.920 and you're either there stuck with lethal force or possibly nothing at all,

01:01:16.600 which is not a good idea.

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01:01:42.920 okay am i wrong on this on the cage match absolutely not this is we're also celebrating

01:02:01.120 trump's 80th this will be i think june 14th that's i mean it's gonna be it's gonna be

01:02:09.860 remarkable and i'm not my son is a huge have you ever been to a fight no have you ever been to a

01:02:16.540 boxing fight no no i haven't i just i never made time for it my son has gone to um ufc fights

01:02:23.980 several of them several he's a huge fan and he's been talking to me about this for a month yeah

01:02:30.100 we gotta go we gotta go we gotta go we gotta go and i'm like there's actually a way for the general

01:02:34.300 public yeah but you're down the street and you're watching it on a you know watch it watch it from

01:02:38.960 the comfort of your own home you know if you're going to be down the street watch from the comfort

01:02:42.460 of your own home um and you know it's the military that is you know and rightly so um but it's just

01:02:49.940 gonna be you've not seen anything like it never seen anything like it and and normally i would

01:02:58.760 not be for let's hold uh you know a boxing you know but why why not why not honestly why not

01:03:09.360 and as bloody as the ufc fighting gets i mean it's ruthless for as bloody as it gets tell me

01:03:18.440 there's a more appropriate place in america than washington dc to have that fight tell me

01:03:25.720 it's a perfect metaphor i'm mostly uh happy about it because it really ticks off adding

01:03:31.580 adam kinzinger um he calls it a disgrace as well and he said history will remember this

01:03:37.600 being an extreme low for our nation among many other low well depends on who wins and writes

01:03:42.580 history because uh if we win then we're going to write the history of the cocaine and quite

01:03:49.000 honestly the sperm uh in the oval office i mean we'll write the history we'll be accurate about

01:03:56.240 it we won't be clutching our pearls that there was a fight on the on the white house lawn we'll

01:04:00.940 talk about the we'll talk about how china was paying off the president and his family for

01:04:09.180 favors the last president so depends on who wins adam because uh you better hope you win

01:04:16.900 because then we know how history will be written but uh history is written by the winners and i

01:04:22.360 have a feeling you're not going to win this time i just have that feeling it's uh you you've

01:04:29.620 overplayed your hand over and over and over again and look at the results in texas last night

01:04:37.360 i mean everybody was the republicans were oh oh cornyn's gonna win cornyn's you know it's so

01:04:44.760 close we can't it wasn't even close it wasn't even close the republicans in texas were like i'm done

01:04:52.080 with cornyn thank you thank you texans thank you for giving me hope in you know that people 0.95

01:05:00.680 actually are as tired of this crap as i am i think americans are done with all of it we're done with 0.97

01:05:08.780 all of it and we're done with your freaking experts telling us how to live our lives we're 0.99

01:05:14.340 done with a with all with with all you people all you people who tell us how we're supposed to 0.95

01:05:21.440 behave and you're abysmal in your own life you're telling us how we have to behave how this is just

01:05:29.200 beneath have you seen your own lives i mean i'm not preaching from a place where we're perfect 0.93

01:05:36.380 i'm not saying we are but please don't tell me what a desecration is to you want a desecration

01:05:43.600 they want to desecrate you desecrate our bill of rights the america is not about buildings

01:05:51.180 the capital is not about buildings it's about the ideas that were jotted down on pieces of paper

01:05:57.960 that have ruled this country and changed the world for 250 years you guys would burn those

01:06:05.080 documents the minute i could give you a match and you'd be close the minute you would destroy those

01:06:11.620 things you don't desecrate you're desecrating every principle we have and if you think the

01:06:20.600 founders at least a few of them didn't go to watch a bloody fight i think you're fooling yourself

01:06:27.760 this isn't something that's new it's not like it's not like you know all of a sudden modern

01:06:33.040 man went, hey, what if we get some guys to beat each other almost to death? You think people

01:06:37.960 would pay and come and watch that? Well, I don't know. That's never, ever been done before in human

01:06:43.940 history. Please give it a rest. All right, back in just a minute. Stand by.

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01:08:44.900 So let me talk a little bit about Hassan Piker here.

01:08:48.640 In case you don't remember who this guy is,

01:08:50.820 um he's a he's a dangerous guy um uh in in my opinion he's not just some guy yelling on twitch

01:08:59.100 uh he is one of the largest political influencers in america for young people millions of followers

01:09:05.560 massive reach uh a pipeline right into the minds of college age americans who no longer trust

01:09:11.500 traditional media government capitalism or even the country itself and i can kind of understand

01:09:16.620 those feelings um but now we find out i mean we've we've known who this guy was let me see if

01:09:22.620 we can play some of the old clips do you have uh hasan piker uh one red capitalist blood do you

01:09:28.060 have that one no you don't have any of this okay all right well this is the guy who has been on

01:09:35.180 saying you know capitalist blood needs to run through our streets america deserved 9-11 he's

01:09:41.600 justified the october 7th uh massacre um he uh he praises china chinese communism mao zedong i mean

01:09:51.980 you name it this guy is on the wrong side of of of history uh and you know peaceful you know

01:10:00.800 movements anyway um we find out now that should concern every american um doesn't matter what

01:10:10.080 side you're on the cuban regime wanted him in cuba not just as a tourist or you know a curious

01:10:17.140 american according to hassan himself the cuban government reached out through the embassy

01:10:22.300 contacts and essentially said hey if internet access is the problem we'll provide it okay

01:10:28.320 let's play that cut please this is his government actually uh hit my contact from the embassy

01:10:35.520 and told him that if the only thing stopping asylum coming to cuba was the uh consistent

01:10:42.500 internet access we can make it happen yeah cuba is sick wait we like the government reached out

01:10:47.580 to you so yeah yeah of course it's uh well not reached out to me there's like uh there's a

01:10:53.120 middleman there um because i had a i had a doctor from cuba cuba does this thing called medical

01:10:58.500 missions and they've been doing it since uh i believe like the the 70s and it's incredibly

01:11:05.420 successful they have a massive very robust like medical program because kind of they have to

01:11:11.180 because they're under an incredible sanctions regime by the united states of america that the

01:11:15.960 rest of the world thinks is abhorrent except for america and israel that keep consistently 0.56

01:11:20.340 vetoing it over and over again anyway so they want him over there now now why this is a communist 0.53

01:11:28.380 dictatorship a regime that jails dissidents kills them censors free speech a regime that has

01:11:35.160 survived decades through propaganda intelligence operations anti-american agitation you've got

01:11:41.780 you've got hundreds of thousands if not millions of cubans living here in the united states that 0.88

01:11:48.340 are that escaped this monstrous regime and they wanted to facilitate one of america's biggest

01:11:55.160 online political voices wow i mean the question every american should ask is why why why would

01:12:01.880 that foreign governments you know don't invest in people accidentally especially hostile governments

01:12:08.680 cuba's not calling me and going oh you you want a landline we get your landline get your voice up

01:12:13.900 that's not happening okay let me be really clear on something here that does not make 1.00

01:12:19.920 Hassan Piker a Cuban spy okay is he more of a useful idiot that's lazy and stupid and that's 0.99

01:12:26.680 not what this is about this is about influence networks this is about how foreign states 1.00

01:12:31.600 cultivate narratives inside free society and America's been asleep at the switch while this

01:12:37.800 has been happening for years Soviet Union understood this China understands this Iran 0.59

01:12:42.080 understands this Cuba understands this hell America our CIA we probably invented it okay

01:12:49.680 And what we all learned is you don't defeat, especially America, tank versus tank anymore. 0.96

01:12:55.720 You have to weaken trust.

01:12:57.660 You fracture identity.

01:12:59.000 You radicalize citizens, one against each other.

01:13:02.380 You convince young Americans that their country is evil, irredeemable, racist, colonial, genocidal, corrupt beyond repair, whatever the popular thing is this week.

01:13:12.000 And once you get enough people believing that, then the republic just begins collapsing from the inside voluntarily.

01:13:20.680 That's ideological warfare, and that's what is happening, and that's what he's a part of.

01:13:25.980 He sits at the center of a very powerful ecosystem that shapes exactly those beliefs.

01:13:33.820 And here's where this story is updated and becomes more important.

01:13:37.280 when responding to this subpoena hassan suggested the real target may not be him

01:13:46.500 let me bring jason in for this part of the story a name jason we have gone over on special after

01:13:54.440 special and uh and talked about and wondered why is nobody going after uh neville roy singham why

01:14:02.300 most americans have never heard of this guy but they should let me bring you in jason who is he

01:14:11.300 yeah so neville roy singham is a uh gazillionaire that now is uh operating out of shanghai he's an

01:14:18.620 american citizen but he's operating out of shanghai and um probably in the insider segment

01:14:22.860 right after the break i'm going to go very deep into the woods specifically on who this is because

01:14:26.800 it's really important to know who neville singham is because i want to go back right now to back

01:14:31.580 when Hassan was talking about Cuba

01:14:33.680 and some of the specifics about that

01:14:36.120 because when we first heard

01:14:37.700 about this potential investigation

01:14:39.940 into Hassan Piker

01:14:40.960 they talked about subpoenas

01:14:43.600 or requests for information

01:14:44.720 that Hassan had received

01:14:47.000 from the government

01:14:47.760 and that meeting

01:14:50.140 that he was talking about

01:14:51.280 getting internet access

01:14:53.700 he was part of

01:14:56.160 both him and the co-founder of Co-Pink

01:14:58.080 were with delegations

01:15:00.020 of something called the Nuestra America Convoy. Now, how that ties into Neville Roy Singham,

01:15:05.900 organizations in Singham's network were the leaders of the convoy, and it included 650

01:15:10.980 delegates from around 33 countries, 120 organizations. When you go even further

01:15:17.540 into what Hassan Piker has been talking about over just the past few days, he mentions Singham

01:15:24.080 specifically as being the actual target, or that's what he believes, being the actual target of why

01:15:29.580 they are subpoenaing

01:15:30.940 subpoenaing

01:15:31.820 Hassan Piker

01:15:33.100 let me play

01:15:34.960 let me play

01:15:35.480 the actual

01:15:36.100 audio of him

01:15:37.200 saying this

01:15:37.800 here's Hassan Piker

01:15:38.800 on Singham Cut 7

01:15:39.840 I think that

01:15:41.280 ultimately

01:15:41.620 the target

01:15:42.360 is

01:15:43.160 probably

01:15:44.940 Singham

01:15:46.620 and his

01:15:47.800 operation

01:15:48.460 from PSL

01:15:50.460 to Answer

01:15:50.940 Coalition

01:15:51.540 to Co-Pink 0.90

01:15:52.200 like anything

01:15:52.780 that he has

01:15:53.360 ever financed

01:15:54.400 and it's not

01:15:55.840 new

01:15:56.080 it's been

01:15:56.540 it's been around

01:15:57.240 for a while

01:15:57.960 but it's

01:15:59.200 obviously uh it's held through regardless roy singham is a american citizen he lives in china

01:16:06.940 now and he is a uh centimillionaire i think he like has almost a billion dollars not sure how

01:16:13.960 much money he has now but like he's been a funding vehicle for a lot of like uh uh political uh a lot

01:16:21.080 of uh political movements in the country like a lot of activism and they hate that like the

01:16:26.500 american government hates that so they're trying to uh jam him up you know they're trying to hit

01:16:33.860 him on anything and everything they possibly can yeah yeah i don't know i kind of hate that i think

01:16:40.880 every american should hate that he's in with the chinese government the communist he's a fan of 0.51

01:16:48.480 communist china they love him over there and he is sending over poison pills i think that everyone 0.70

01:16:56.180 should probably hate that you know uh what i love about this story is that hassan piker may

01:17:02.980 have you and jason to thank for his subpoena i mean it's been months in the making but you had

01:17:09.300 a meeting yeah it's it's it's pretty wild the organizations that he called out psl that's the

01:17:15.000 party for socialism and liberation uh answer coalition oh my gosh so these groups glenn we

01:17:21.360 have talked about them in multiple different shows uh going back over the past i would think

01:17:25.140 at least five years. And we, you and I, Glenn, we had a meeting with the FBI. They came and

01:17:31.540 asked us about financing. We did a show on financing to Antifa groups. Oh my gosh. I

01:17:36.560 completely forgot. They came to my house. We talked about this once on the show. They came

01:17:42.140 to my house. It was like on a Saturday. And they said, you know, they had called a couple of days

01:17:47.520 before and it took me a while to get back to the FBI, strangely. And they said, can we meet with

01:17:53.860 you. We want to talk to you about some things. I said, well, I'm going to be at my house on

01:17:56.860 Saturday if you want to come over. So they came over and I found out what they wanted to talk

01:18:00.120 about. And I brought you over and we sat with them and they said, help us. Where do we start

01:18:05.400 on all of these organizations? And we said, you know, it's international answer. It's code pink.

01:18:12.640 It's PSL. It's a tides foundation. It's sing them. Um, and then we gave them all of the transcripts

01:18:19.520 and all of the supporting documents, if I'm not mistaken, Jason,

01:18:25.800 later that week to try to help them.

01:18:28.300 And they were nowhere on it.

01:18:30.620 We may have played a role in this.

01:18:33.860 Wow, I wear that as a badge of honor.

01:18:36.560 I hope that's true.

01:18:38.460 I thought we were going.

01:18:39.460 That was wild, that meeting.

01:18:41.240 For a while, you were talking,

01:18:44.100 and it seemed like you were giving a chalkboard monologue at some point.

01:18:47.340 and i remember the fbi agents i was like i've got an easier you know way to i i gave them kind of

01:18:52.800 like a little matrix that i i drafted up so that we could do that show and i gave that to them i

01:18:57.740 thought we were talking over their head because eventually we were going towards foreign influence

01:19:01.400 and that's you know that's what i think is so important on this is i cannot believe hassan

01:19:06.340 piker still saying this stuff publicly in this manner but he's talking about foreign influence

01:19:11.500 on american soil that that's what he's talking about and to really understand that you have to

01:19:15.880 go through what neville roy singham's connections are directly with the communist party give me

01:19:22.320 someone give me some of those give me some of those so um so he so he himself sits in you know

01:19:28.220 shanghai uh that's where his uh his uh you know his organization is um he co his his area is

01:19:36.520 basically co like is right in there with an outlet uh that produces a youtube show financed in part 0.66

01:19:43.660 by the city's propaganda department everything is connected you know to the ccp at that level

01:19:49.820 it has to be he shares office space at his group share staff members with a company whose goal is 0.58

01:19:56.980 to educate foreigners about quote the miracles that china has created on the world stage

01:20:02.420 he has attended um with chinese ccp officials uh chinese communist party propaganda forums

01:20:10.040 uh he attended a chinese communist propaganda forum in a photo taken to a breakout session

01:20:16.220 on how to promote the party abroad singham is seen jotting in a notebook adorned with a red

01:20:21.620 hammer and sickle these are not even my words this is quoted from the new york times this is

01:20:27.840 already this is so even the mainstream media has this information now we're getting more and more

01:20:34.140 clues about where this investigation going it's it's it's amazing i cannot believe it's happening

01:20:38.580 I, I have to tell you, I think this is, um, really, really, really good news. We have been saying this for years. You're not going to, you're not going to stop any of this stuff. If you don't go after the money, if you don't go after these, um, foreign influence campaigns and Singham is number one on the hit parade.

01:21:02.220 Um, if you don't go after these things that are, have been laundering money and bringing it into the country and, and supporting, I mean, Singham is responsible for a lot of the, um, the Palestinian stuff that happened on campuses.

01:21:17.500 I mean, and they are all, they're all together. 0.77

01:21:21.180 They're all together.

01:21:22.300 I mean, people have got to understand this is the way the world works.

01:21:27.640 this is the way all of our enemies are destroying they know they cannot destroy us militarily

01:21:35.200 they have to defeat us from the inside so every time you hear that america is the greatest evil

01:21:41.620 living on earth um that matters that matters who is who is selling that originally now that doesn't

01:21:51.980 mean everybody involved is a spy it means that that originated most likely from outside or from

01:21:59.880 a hostile um person inside most likely our universities this is why this this matters

01:22:08.640 so much the battlefield has changed this investigation has shown and what he is saying

01:22:16.340 in this interview it is showing now the battlefield has changed and we have finally gotten serious

01:22:23.300 about defending our own lifestyle and our own way of life and our own government and our our own

01:22:32.080 political philosophy we are now finally recognizing hey the enemies that are all over the world are

01:22:40.760 paying for all of this stuff happening in our own country and it's got to stop that's a really good

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01:24:55.260 thank god is finally out now we have to make sure that paxton wins otherwise the guy that he's

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01:25:16.440 need texas if they can destroy texas once you lose texas you lose america um and uh they can't have

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01:27:21.040 so the word is the Iran talks are moving nicely Trump is holding a cabinet meeting this is a big

01:27:27.380 deal the internet is being restored in Iran are we moving to peace I don't know I don't know what

01:27:34.260 it looks like and just you know just take it one step at a time let's not get ahead of ourselves

01:27:40.720 on any of this it would be nice if we could solve this and we could have peace and we could you know

01:27:46.560 restore oil prices to normal prices that would be that would be great um i'm tired and i don't think

01:27:56.440 that we win if we are always fighting against something we have to be fighting for something

01:28:03.580 and even in iran we're fighting against this regime and yada yada instead of fighting for

01:28:09.140 and this is why it falls apart for so many people they say that's not america first

01:28:12.980 it is america first because it is changing the dynamics and uh the port of calls and the choke

01:28:20.580 points and everything else all around the world that makes it very america first so

01:28:25.840 maybe it's time for us to look at things differently uh and start looking at the what

01:28:33.400 we're fighting for and this goes into america's 250 and i want to talk about this here in just a

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01:29:38.760 Beck at PatriotMobile.com slash Beck or 972-PATRIOT. 972-PATRIOT. Okay, yesterday I spoke to you a

01:29:46.180 little bit about how intersectionality works. And revolutions only work if you can divide

01:29:52.820 population into a bunch of different grievance groups. And they don't have to believe the same

01:29:58.180 thing. They can actually be diametrically opposed to one another as long as they hold just one

01:30:03.300 thing in common and that is this system doesn't work and has to be destroyed and that is what is

01:30:09.860 happening in our country right now and we have very precious little time to recognize this

01:30:15.660 to stop ourselves or family members our kids from being a part of a grievance group and instead

01:30:24.780 come together on a higher mission instead of destroying a mission to build up to lift up to

01:30:32.140 empower to heal to fight for something bigger than what holds us back to fight for things that lift

01:30:40.720 us up and the good news is we have that sitting right in front of us it is found everywhere in

01:30:47.720 American history and if we're going to survive we have to first remember who we are where we came

01:30:54.940 from and what we fight for, not against. This summer, beginning next month, Torch is launching

01:31:03.400 our very first step into education, not the kind of history education you were raised on where you

01:31:08.840 had to memorize a bunch of names and dates, but the story, the true and honest history of America,

01:31:15.520 warts and all. It is the only thing that will bring us back together. There was a time in

01:31:23.360 this country when Americans could argue all day and still see each other as neighbors at sunset.

01:31:29.880 And that's what built this nation. We would fight hard over ideas because ideas matter.

01:31:36.380 And we would debate taxes and wars and banks and borders and faith and labor and speech and power

01:31:43.360 and all of that. And the arguments were fierce and sometimes ugly. But underneath it, one shared

01:31:50.240 belief, that we all belong to the same country that believed all men are created equal, that

01:31:58.520 we all carried the same responsibility, and that we all answered to something higher than

01:32:03.620 ourselves.

01:32:05.300 And that is what we are losing.

01:32:08.240 And everything is broken up into a grievance group.

01:32:12.560 Smaller and smaller pieces.

01:32:14.160 This is what's happening to the right right now.

01:32:18.020 Smaller and smaller causes.

01:32:19.380 you're an enemy no you're not every every hour it seems somebody's told they should be angry

01:32:29.980 every day somebody new is told that their neighbor is their enemy every screen in america trains

01:32:37.520 people to live on you know uh the offense live on the anger and people are tired and exhausted i i

01:32:46.720 mean yeah people have reasons to hurt there's a lot of bad things communities have collapsed

01:32:52.220 families came apart factories have vanished trust has disappeared you've been betrayed

01:32:57.560 millions of americans have worked honestly their whole life and then watch the ground move beneath

01:33:04.980 their feet anyway and now you're being treated as the unlawful one and you feel lied to because

01:33:11.920 you have been lied to but anger does not make a great nation ever anger will fill the streets

01:33:19.940 it will break windows it can burn cities down it can tear down statues but anger cannot raise

01:33:26.400 children it cannot hold a marriage together it cannot build a civilization that lasts 250 years

01:33:34.020 let alone another 250 years.

01:33:37.560 And every revolutionary moment in history,

01:33:40.760 except the American revolution,

01:33:43.540 knew how to gather people around hatred.

01:33:45.520 Because that's the easy part.

01:33:46.920 You find the wound, you feed the wound,

01:33:48.940 you give people somebody to blame,

01:33:50.840 you promise revenge,

01:33:52.240 you promise meaning through destruction, 0.96

01:33:54.040 we're going to tear it down.

01:33:54.980 The story is ancient.

01:33:56.080 It happens over and over again.

01:33:58.040 French Revolution talked about this yesterday,

01:34:00.100 promised liberty and drowned France in blood. 0.86

01:34:04.020 Bolsheviks. Equality built prisons. 20th century filled mass graves with people who thought rage 0.92

01:34:12.140 would save the world. It never does. Never does. A country survives when a people share a love

01:34:18.300 greater than the resentment. That's what made us a country. That's what made us different. And

01:34:24.300 that's what we're about to lose. The founders said something the world had almost forgotten.

01:34:31.180 They said rights don't come from kings.

01:34:33.560 They don't come from parliament.

01:34:34.960 They don't come from presidents or courts,

01:34:37.480 bureaucrats or mobs.

01:34:39.520 Rights come from God.

01:34:40.980 And that single idea changed human history.

01:34:45.660 The weak man suddenly mattered.

01:34:48.420 The poor man mattered.

01:34:50.560 The farmer mattered.

01:34:51.860 The widow mattered.

01:34:52.880 The orphan mattered.

01:34:54.660 The rich man also mattered.

01:34:57.320 Free speech of ordinary citizens mattered.

01:35:00.980 Human beings were no longer servants of the state.

01:35:04.760 The state is supposed to be the servant of the people.

01:35:08.580 And that is the idea that lit a fire all around the world.

01:35:13.640 Men crossed oceans for that idea.

01:35:16.380 Women sacrificed for it.

01:35:18.220 Families have buried sons for this idea.

01:35:21.480 Generations protected it with sweat and sacrifice and courage and prayer.

01:35:25.840 And now we stand at this pivotal moment where most Americans barely even know the story anymore.

01:35:37.780 History became a weapon instead of a teacher.

01:35:42.200 Truth became political.

01:35:44.080 Faith became embarrassing.

01:35:47.280 Patriotism became people something whisper instead of proclaim.

01:35:53.200 No nation's going to survive that way.

01:35:56.500 Children, like trees, need roots before they can grow.

01:36:01.280 People need truth before they can stay free.

01:36:05.160 Freedom requires citizens strong enough to carry it.

01:36:09.580 And that is the work that I think we need to dedicate ourselves to.

01:36:13.740 That is my mission.

01:36:15.160 Not five years from now, not after the next election, right now.

01:36:19.580 Because every generation reaches a moment where it has to decide,

01:36:23.840 are we going to spend our days consuming the inheritance or rebuilding it and this is our

01:36:30.660 moment i believe americans really want something they're hungry for something better than outrage

01:36:38.160 i think there are millions of people who are exhausted by the poison there are millions and

01:36:44.400 millions and millions of people who want purpose they want meaning they want their children to

01:36:48.960 inherit something solid again. They want to stand for something uplifting and beautiful. Truth,

01:36:55.120 justice, personal responsibility, equal justice under the law, faith, family, courage, liberty.

01:37:04.900 I'm hungry for words like that that matter.

01:37:09.840 They do matter because they describe the kind of people that free nations require.

01:37:17.000 because freedom's not automatic.

01:37:21.460 Every civilization drifts unless good people chose and choose to hold the line.

01:37:29.380 Every republic weakens when comfort becomes more important than duty.

01:37:34.440 Every generation inherits a choice between sacrifice or decline.

01:37:39.360 And for much of my life, I think we've all picked decline.

01:37:43.300 Our grandparents didn't.

01:37:44.840 They understood.

01:37:45.320 They crossed oceans.

01:37:46.300 they fought wars, they survived depressions, they built towns and churches and schools

01:37:51.840 and families because they believed the future was worth building. How many Americans still

01:37:58.520 believe the future is worth anything? That's a disease. Humans don't survive if you don't

01:38:05.400 believe in a future. And we carry that same duty inside of us now. It's America's 250,

01:38:14.420 And I think this summer needs to mean something.

01:38:18.780 For me and my family, me and my company, this summer is going to mark the moment that we as Americans began learning our history again and putting the foundational principles back into place.

01:38:33.660 The real history, the inspiring parts, and the shameful parts, the courageous parts, and the human parts.

01:38:40.860 we should teach our children what freedom costs we need to cheat teach them where their rights

01:38:47.620 came from we need to teach them why truth matters we need to teach them why character matters what

01:38:53.460 character even is we need to teach them that a republic survives when ordinary people choose

01:38:59.100 honesty over comfort and courage over applause because i got news for you i was on vacation

01:39:06.100 and I went overseas and the rest of the world is looking to America.

01:39:10.320 We are the last hope.

01:39:14.280 And people across the planet still pray for the freedoms

01:39:16.960 that we take for granted right now.

01:39:19.020 They still risk their lives for those freedoms.

01:39:21.900 They still look at this country and see the last great place

01:39:25.040 where human liberty might survive the century ahead.

01:39:29.880 That is the torch that is in our hands right now.

01:39:32.980 and i still believe i don't know why i still believe the country is capable of greatness

01:39:40.200 i think it's because i know you i think i know who the american people are

01:39:44.560 i believe that americans can still rise above the division that families can heal

01:39:52.440 i have to believe that for my own family

01:39:56.320 i believe the truth still cuts lies down i believe courage still lives in ordinary people i believe

01:40:06.800 millions of americans are ready to stop drifting and start building again and that all begins with

01:40:13.140 a decision to tell the truth to learn the truth to defend the truth live worthy of the truth and

01:40:20.440 freedom and no more kicking the can down the road, no more handing our children a weaker country,

01:40:26.540 no more surrendering the future because a fight feels really hard. I don't want to get involved.

01:40:32.080 Great nations are built by people who decide some things are worth standing up for.

01:40:40.540 I want to invite you to become those people again. I want to invite you to build a strong

01:40:46.000 family again. I want to invite you to build a strong community. Let's all raise children who

01:40:52.540 know the difference between right and wrong. Let us become citizens worthy of a better country than

01:40:58.840 this. And let history say this about us, that when the country drifted towards division,

01:41:10.300 Americans chose unity. When the culture regarded anger and rewarded anger, Americans chose

01:41:22.500 courage. When truth became costly and painful, Americans spoke it out anyway.

01:41:31.760 And because they did, the light endured.

01:41:34.740 i'm going to be telling you some of the things that are going on with the torch

01:41:40.580 next month and it's all through the summer uh and we are going to we are going to get your kids

01:41:48.080 and your grandkids and your family and maybe even you there's stuff that

01:41:52.320 i'm ashamed to say i couldn't quote i couldn't i'd have to think about it or look it up or

01:42:00.940 whatever. Easy things. None of us can be in that situation anymore. And I'm going to be talking

01:42:08.060 about what we're doing beginning next month, but I want you to join us on our mission to restore

01:42:12.760 the Republic. We're calling this the American summer of 250 for the next 250. In other words,

01:42:23.520 Can we restore this enough and plant it deeply enough in our children just in the next three months to start this journey to save the promise for the next generation?

01:42:38.340 We have to do it.

01:42:41.360 And arguing is not going to do it.

01:42:43.740 Learning, teaching, searching for things that inspire, knowing what we're fighting for, not against.

01:42:52.420 that's the way to do it will you join me glennbeck.com slash torch glennbeck.com slash

01:43:00.960 torch become a torch insider i'll tell you some of the things that we have coming up i mean for

01:43:06.600 your kids and for you all next all summer there's like three or four major things that we're

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01:44:44.800 all right so i talked a little bit about uh you know the end of the pussification of america

01:45:03.980 uh today with the you know with the the fight that is happening in the front lawn of the white

01:45:09.800 house i think that was important um i think that um you know i've talked about how we have to be

01:45:17.260 honest about things um and um and so let me let me do this you know the guy talrico who is running

01:45:25.320 against uh ken paxton i found his car yesterday it's a light blue ferrari

01:45:33.860 ev have you heard about jason you got to get in on this have you seen look at that

01:45:41.540 they just put this up what abomination an abomination that is that's not a ferrari

01:45:47.960 that's not a for it doesn't have an engine what is a ferrari an engine i can't take these evs

01:45:55.840 they are just gutting everything everything they're just taking great cars and great engines

01:46:01.160 and great companies and just taking them cutting their heart out i'm i'm happy to say i think

01:46:06.680 ferrari when they released this didn't they lose like five percent of market i'm not sure exactly

01:46:12.700 the market share but for those that are listening on radio how would you describe what it is that

01:46:18.120 we're seeing that definitely does not look like a ferrari uh i would say it's a it's an uglier

01:46:24.660 prius wow uh it's it's an absolute girl car it's talrico it's talrico you you that that's what that's

01:46:34.580 what that is that is the guy running as a democrat for the senate in texas that's what he is an

01:46:40.680 engine-less Ferrari.

01:46:44.300 And you know what they did? You weren't talking about

01:46:46.500 an abomination. I mean,

01:46:49.000 Jason, what is the one

01:46:50.800 thing you think of first when

01:46:52.800 you think of a Ferrari? If it's sitting there,

01:46:55.500 what is the one thing you think of?

01:46:57.600 The massive

01:46:58.600 exhaust sound and fast.

01:47:00.700 Right. I just want to turn it on.

01:47:03.100 I just want to stand there until

01:47:04.800 somebody gets into it and turns it on

01:47:06.640 because it's going to roar.

01:47:08.580 And it's got that great

01:47:10.420 ferrari sound this is an ev so it's not a ferrari because it can't make that sound and

01:47:17.740 what's worse is they put a speaker in it speaker for what yes to make it sound like that come on

01:47:25.980 it's a speaker it's so talarico it is so i mean if that is not everything that is wrong with the

01:47:33.260 world today congratulations ferrari you deserve to lose five percent six point two seven percent

01:47:40.460 six of their stock portfolio their market value six percent on the release of this abomination

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01:49:15.320 Coming up, there is a massive backlash against data centers being built in America.

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01:49:23.440 Glenn reveals it all.

01:49:24.460 next on the Glenn Beck program.

01:49:40.760 So there is this big argument over data centers now.

01:49:44.800 Some of the recent headlines,

01:49:46.820 shame Kevin O'Leary wants to build a data center

01:49:49.920 three times the size of Manhattan in Utah

01:49:51.860 to compete with China,

01:49:53.200 but locals aren't having it.

01:49:54.460 harvard gazette why are communities pushing back against data centers gee i don't know

01:49:58.940 uh youtube cbs uh americans oppose data centers we went out to find out why

01:50:04.860 uh heat map news local opposition to data centers explode in 2026 nationwide boom in

01:50:11.680 ai data centers stirs resistance okay this is a big story and we have been hearing from the

01:50:18.140 insiders glenn data centers data centers data centers and i want you to know that i am i

01:50:24.060 understand the concern of data centers if they are not responsible for making their own power

01:50:30.120 if they take if they have a single power line coming into them from your local power companies

01:50:40.020 i'm dead set against it if they have power lines that leave them and put additional

01:50:46.680 electricity into the grid i'm okay with it um but this is really not about data and there was a time

01:50:58.160 when america and the west really understood something really simple energy if you control

01:51:05.100 energy you control the future and everybody knew this in the railroad age we ran on coal

01:51:11.200 the industrial age ran on oil the modern world runs on electricity it's got to be made okay

01:51:19.280 every major leap in human progress came from cheap reliable power we have factories we have

01:51:27.080 hospitals we have air conditioning in arizona we have the internet we have everything because

01:51:32.200 of electricity and energy and everybody knew that but we're entering another one of those

01:51:39.400 moments and maybe the biggest moment yet it's not just energy it is also artificial intelligence

01:51:47.060 and and almost nobody is talking honestly about what ai actually requires it requires

01:51:55.600 massive amounts of power that's where these data centers are okay they are the factories of the

01:52:04.840 next century. They are the intelligence that is being built. They may end up being a very bad

01:52:11.360 thing. But I don't know how we have to walk through this door. Medical breakthroughs,

01:52:21.420 robotics, advanced manufacturing, military systems, financial systems, everything sits on

01:52:27.680 top of AI compute right now. And the computing power sits on top of electricity. That's the

01:52:34.620 truth. That's the real story. Now, all of a sudden, there's this massive, giant movement

01:52:41.980 against data centers. And the slogans, and I just gave you some of these headlines,

01:52:48.820 they use too much energy. They use too much water. They're dangerous. They're ruining our

01:52:52.940 communities. And some concerns are legitimate. And what I'm about to tell you, don't put everybody

01:52:58.900 into this category, but you need to be aware of it. Communities need to answer questions and ask

01:53:05.020 questions. Power grids matter. Water matters. Land use matters. But that's not what this feels like.

01:53:14.680 It feels really familiar. And America has been down this road before. We've seen it a couple

01:53:20.980 of times before we saw it in three mile island let me review the truth carefully on this accident

01:53:26.340 when i was a kid three mile island something went wrong should have been investigated safety matters

01:53:30.720 of course but what happened after the accident changed america for generations because fear

01:53:36.820 spread faster than facts and does it every time facts can't even get the boots on before fear

01:53:44.940 spreads most americans will tell you three mile island was a nuclear apocalypse it wasn't it

01:53:51.600 wasn't entire generations now picture glowing clouds and poison towns and mass death that's

01:53:58.340 that that didn't happen none of that happened study after shot study showed the radiation

01:54:02.600 exposure to the surrounding public was the equivalent of a handful of x-rays okay the

01:54:09.820 containment system largely worked now there was a problem so i'm not dismissing that but it largely

01:54:15.780 worked the predicted mass mass casualties never happened but notice it doesn't matter anymore

01:54:23.060 because fear had gone into the culture and once fear settles into a country facts struggle to

01:54:29.180 catch up and that moment changed the entire energy future in the united states we stopped building

01:54:35.160 nuclear power plants okay we slowed down and then almost stopped and i think we've stopped entirely

01:54:42.160 now other countries they kept moving look around now germany just shut down its nuclear power

01:54:49.120 plants became dependent on russian energy europe pays some of the highest electricity prices in

01:54:55.340 the world factories are closing tomorrow i'm going to give you a some a view of germany in

01:55:01.220 particular but europe and how bad it really is over there you have no idea except china took

01:55:08.320 the opposite path china is building coal plants they built nuclear plants oil refineries hydroelectric

01:55:14.240 dams solar fields transmission lines they're building everything everything why well they 0.68

01:55:22.060 don't care about the planet that may be true but i think they remember something we used to

01:55:31.820 understand strong countries build power plants weak countries learn to fear power plants so here

01:55:40.460 we are again but this time it's not it's not uh nuclear power because of three mile island

01:55:49.300 It's not power plants because of climate change, which is now starting to fade.

01:55:54.740 That fear is kind of going away.

01:55:56.120 No, no, no.

01:55:56.820 Now, stop building power plants because data centers.

01:56:02.640 Tomorrow, it will be AI itself.

01:56:05.020 And then maybe the electric grid and the transmission lines.

01:56:07.820 I don't know.

01:56:08.980 Anything large enough to power the future is going to be on the ropes.

01:56:14.680 And everyone should ask one simple question.

01:56:17.800 who benefits from this if america fails to build these power plants if they if we fail to build

01:56:23.960 ai data centers who wins there's evidence out now that foreign influence networks which we've been

01:56:33.580 talking about all morning actively feeding this anti-ai anti-data center movement inside the

01:56:39.440 united states there was a recent report bitcoin policy institute they traced several overlapping

01:56:45.460 campaigns all aimed at slowing american ai infrastructure down and the report points to

01:56:52.720 guess who china foreign funded activist networks dark money groups all pushing the same narrative

01:57:01.960 america should slow down ai development start stop building those data centers now think about 0.59

01:57:07.060 how strange that is china is racing to dominate ai they're building giant data centers they're 0.51

01:57:12.540 building energy plants their government openly says ai leadership is central to national power

01:57:18.580 xi jinping called for full mobilization of the chinese state behind ai development yet they're

01:57:26.980 sending they're subsidizing large messages and campaigns here into the united states to make 0.68

01:57:34.400 sure that we don't develop ai and we don't build data centers wow chinese state media outlets

01:57:42.980 they're publishing stories aimed at americans warning that a identity data centers are going

01:57:49.120 to destroy your community overload the grid make electricity unaffordable wait you're doing it what

01:57:54.980 Wait, what? Outlets, CGTN, China Daily, Global Times, they're not independent newspapers.

01:58:05.780 This is the propaganda arm of the Chinese state.

01:58:10.480 One article blamed energy-hungry data centers for the rising electricity costs in America. 0.60

01:58:16.960 Another argued that AI infrastructure is going to create economic strain for ordinary Americans.

01:58:22.940 Now, it could. If they're not building their own power plants, but that is what Donald Trump said, you create I'll waive all the permits.

01:58:33.320 You have to create your own power and you have to give some back into the system.

01:58:38.680 You can't suck it off of the the average person and the current power structure that we have can't do it.

01:58:45.020 So why would China want America to slow down AI infrastructure while China accelerates its own?

01:58:50.400 gee, I wonder. The report also claims more than 50 local moratoriums against data centers have

01:58:58.140 already been passed around the country. Additional statewide efforts are underway. This is in the

01:59:02.680 Chinese news. Now, maybe every person involved in those movements have good intentions. Many

01:59:10.080 probably do. I can see why you would be concerned about these on several different levels, but this

01:59:16.200 is how propaganda works most propaganda doesn't recruit cartoon villains it recruits sincere

01:59:23.440 people with actual concerns real propaganda starts with something true data centers do use

01:59:30.880 huge amounts of electricity and water nuclear accidents can happen social media can damage

01:59:40.380 mental health but then fear gets inflated until people stop thinking clearly that's the trick

01:59:48.580 if you missed any of the show go back to what we talked about with hassan piker today

01:59:55.160 foreign influence campaigns are real because governments openly warn about them now we are

02:00:04.260 tracking them in real time american intelligence officials have repeatedly said china russia

02:00:12.180 iran other foreign actors are using online campaigns to shape public opinion here in our

02:00:19.620 country and weaken confidence in the united states if you know this our country is ahead of you on

02:00:26.720 developing AI, and you can't beat us because we're just ahead enough, what do you do? You try to

02:00:35.300 get people in that country to be against it. Danger is not debate. Debate is healthy. We

02:00:43.160 should have debate. We should talk about these things. The danger comes when Americans lose

02:00:48.740 the ability to tell the difference between legitimate concern and organized manipulation.

02:00:54.500 Once fear hardens into cultural memory, Three Mile Island, the facts don't matter anymore.

02:01:03.180 Most people have never read the actual findings of the Three Mile Island accident.

02:01:07.120 All they remember is, you remember when that thing went almost China syndrome?

02:01:11.080 It didn't even get close to China syndrome.

02:01:12.960 That was the movie that came out at the same time.

02:01:15.480 That fear changed American energy policy for decades.

02:01:20.260 And now we are on the verge of doing it again with AI and data centers.

02:01:28.540 All the while, China is building.

02:01:32.260 I don't care what your party is.

02:01:34.080 Doesn't that concern you?

02:01:36.620 This is bigger than Republicans and Democrats.

02:01:39.240 Much, much bigger than Republicans and Democrats.

02:01:42.240 This is about whether America still believes in building the future.

02:01:45.180 I am not saying these corporations deserve blind trust, even trust.

02:01:50.320 I don't trust any of these guys.

02:01:52.480 But I am saying Americans need to think carefully before we surrender our judgment to coordinated panic campaigns.

02:02:00.100 Ask the hard questions.

02:02:01.560 Demand transparency.

02:02:03.140 Follow the money.

02:02:04.460 Study the evidence.

02:02:05.540 But understand this clearly. If America decides to fear energy, to fear infrastructure, to fear computing power, to fear industrial growth while China keeps moving forward, we all will be speaking Chinese.

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02:04:18.900 um the the insiders are not happy with me uh about my stance on data centers i think there

02:04:44.300 are real issues that have to be addressed water is one of them that's why i agree with elon musk

02:04:49.440 put these data centers up into space at zero kelvin you don't have to have water um uh you

02:04:56.080 know and i also have a concern about uh energy but i spoke to the president about this personally

02:05:02.140 months ago that is why he is saying these data centers you cannot be on the power grid you have

02:05:09.960 to generate your own power and he's lifted all of the permits that's why everybody's talking about

02:05:15.660 nuclear power again because they're going to use nuclear power these little miniature new nuclear

02:05:19.560 power plants uh to to put all these in why why wouldn't you negotiate with these and say hey by

02:05:26.280 the way you have to dump some of your extra power and build maybe two of those power plants you're

02:05:30.940 going to dump it in because you're going to pay for my property tax i want my property tax to be

02:05:35.940 almost zero because you're going to be in our community um i want stringent laws on water usage

02:05:42.760 and drinking water i wanted outside sources uh and you're going to dump energy back into our grid

02:05:49.300 because i want power that's almost free i mean you just can't stop these things you just you

02:05:58.900 you can't stop progress um and this is the this is a game changer it's a game changer we we

02:06:06.600 will all be speaking chinese um or any country that chooses to opt out and i want you to understand

02:06:14.800 i have a healthy concern about ai there may come a time where i'm like opt out of this opt out get

02:06:20.860 out get out get out get out um but to me it's not today um but you to opt out you're going to have 1.00

02:06:31.640 to live like the Amish and you know there are days that I think the Amish really have it the right 1.00

02:06:37.340 way so I'm not necessarily you know throwing stones at that but you cannot be a superpower

02:06:43.400 without energy, without data centers, and without AI. 0.50

02:06:48.120 One of the two, America first or Amish life first?

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