The Glenn Beck Program - February 06, 2023


Prediction: We Won't Be Able to Define Free Will by 2030 | Guest: Richard Grenell | 2⧸6⧸23


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 3 minutes

Words per Minute

145.41974

Word Count

17,924

Sentence Count

1,556

Misogynist Sentences

26

Hate Speech Sentences

39


Summary

Glenn Beck talks about China firing the head of the weather balloon department, a woman who became a genderless dragon, and why America is so hateful. He also talks about the Batwoman and why she should be fired.


Transcript

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00:01:40.740 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
00:01:55.940 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:02:02.060 Hello, it's Monday.
00:02:04.860 Glad you're here.
00:02:06.300 I'm so torn.
00:02:07.400 Where do we start?
00:02:08.420 Where do we begin?
00:02:09.280 Do we begin with the balloon nonsense that's going on?
00:02:14.900 Should we start that?
00:02:16.200 I also have a very sad story about a woman who was a banker.
00:02:22.480 And she modified her body a bit.
00:02:27.240 And she covered her body in tattoos and piercings.
00:02:30.880 And then she had her nose kind of cut off a little bit.
00:02:34.560 And she now identifies as a genderless dragon.
00:02:40.260 And she says that's destroyed her life.
00:02:42.900 And I...
00:02:43.900 Really?
00:02:46.000 America, why are you so hateful?
00:02:48.260 Why?
00:02:49.380 Why?
00:02:50.060 Wait till you hear that story.
00:02:51.580 I'm going to go to the balloon first, though.
00:02:52.960 Give me 60 seconds.
00:02:54.260 Let me ask you.
00:02:54.960 If you had to eat the same food you feed your dog,
00:02:58.820 would you make any changes?
00:03:03.280 Yeah, I know I would.
00:03:04.500 I would.
00:03:05.260 I mean, sure, the kibble looks yummy.
00:03:07.960 And I'm sure I would put, you know, rough greens on it.
00:03:11.160 Because I don't know what it tastes like.
00:03:12.800 I mean, dogs love it.
00:03:14.160 I don't necessarily love...
00:03:15.820 I'm not a dog.
00:03:16.600 That's a stupid question.
00:03:18.720 Would you eat?
00:03:19.340 Would you...
00:03:19.940 Anyway, kibble food.
00:03:22.140 Not real good for your dog.
00:03:23.920 But if you put rough greens on top of it,
00:03:25.960 it not only helps your dog eat it,
00:03:27.500 but it is filled with all of the vitamins and minerals
00:03:30.840 and other things that are going to contribute
00:03:32.340 to a healthy life for your dog.
00:03:34.400 So, get your first trial bag,
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00:03:45.240 and you just put it on for a few days
00:03:46.840 and see if your dog likes it.
00:03:48.100 If your dog likes it, order the full bag of start.
00:03:50.500 Feed him.
00:03:50.920 And over the next couple of months,
00:03:52.600 you're not only going to have a dog
00:03:53.600 that likes to eat again,
00:03:55.400 but you're also going to have a dog
00:03:57.220 that you start to see changes in,
00:03:59.440 and they're all healthy changes.
00:04:01.240 It's roughgreens.
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00:04:04.920 Roughgreens.com slash back
00:04:06.620 or call 833-G-L-E-N-N-33.
00:04:12.680 I don't know if I can go on.
00:04:14.380 I mean, the genderless dragon story, Stu,
00:04:16.240 is really very, very upsetting.
00:04:19.340 It's very disturbing.
00:04:20.880 Yeah.
00:04:21.220 But let's start with the balloon story.
00:04:24.100 It's just a balloon, okay?
00:04:26.200 It's a weather balloon or something.
00:04:29.420 And that's what China says.
00:04:31.700 And when...
00:04:32.620 Can you not trust China?
00:04:35.360 You know, they just fired
00:04:36.640 the head of their weather balloon department.
00:04:41.380 Really?
00:04:41.840 Yeah, they fired him over the weekend.
00:04:43.580 Of course, now, he was set to leave
00:04:47.300 in a couple of weeks
00:04:48.460 because he just won an election
00:04:49.980 where he's going to be, you know,
00:04:52.500 in the Communist Party,
00:04:54.640 I don't know,
00:04:56.120 club legislature thing
00:04:59.300 that they've got over there.
00:05:00.640 That's the technical term
00:05:01.860 for the way their government works.
00:05:04.040 But so, he was fired.
00:05:08.340 So, they're serious.
00:05:09.740 Has the Batwoman been fired yet?
00:05:11.480 The Batwoman?
00:05:12.020 The Batwoman?
00:05:12.560 No, Batwoman is still there.
00:05:14.040 No, Batwoman is still there.
00:05:15.400 She hasn't lost any credibility
00:05:16.760 or anything.
00:05:17.420 Good.
00:05:17.640 So, yeah, we got that.
00:05:19.180 So, now, let me just give you
00:05:20.820 a little something something.
00:05:23.120 Can we go to the Pat Sots here?
00:05:28.060 The Chinese spy balloon
00:05:29.720 being shot down.
00:05:30.700 That's cut one.
00:05:33.180 There it is.
00:05:34.160 Okay.
00:05:34.740 Look at that.
00:05:35.480 We got a missile going towards it.
00:05:37.700 Oh, here it goes.
00:05:38.520 It's over the Atlantic.
00:05:39.620 So, no animals were harmed
00:05:41.840 in this video.
00:05:43.180 Oh, it's going down.
00:05:43.980 Here it comes.
00:05:45.300 Wow.
00:05:46.340 Look at that.
00:05:47.020 Sam, you're missing something.
00:05:48.540 Yeah, you're missing something.
00:05:49.760 Don't know what it is.
00:05:50.280 Oh, there's two of them.
00:05:51.840 Two missiles.
00:05:52.640 We want to get it.
00:05:53.000 Oh, the balloon is doing something.
00:05:54.580 Sam, the balloon blew up.
00:05:56.420 It did?
00:05:56.940 Yeah.
00:05:57.400 Not yet.
00:06:01.020 They shot it down, Sam.
00:06:03.180 There it is.
00:06:04.000 There it is.
00:06:04.660 Wow.
00:06:05.260 Exciting.
00:06:06.180 Exciting.
00:06:08.000 Wow.
00:06:09.040 Now, can we show that in slow motion, please?
00:06:12.860 Slow motion.
00:06:13.820 There is the balloon.
00:06:15.400 And here it is.
00:06:17.520 And boom.
00:06:20.180 And the good thing is,
00:06:21.560 they got it.
00:06:22.860 They didn't get the balloon.
00:06:24.240 They got the electrical equipment
00:06:26.800 underneath the balloon.
00:06:29.120 So, you know,
00:06:29.920 the part that we should probably,
00:06:31.420 I don't know,
00:06:32.080 look at.
00:06:32.860 Yeah.
00:06:33.620 Kind of seems like blowing the whole thing up
00:06:35.720 is not beneficial.
00:06:37.780 You want to maybe see what it is.
00:06:40.460 Maybe hit it with a pin gun
00:06:42.220 and then a giant net down underneath.
00:06:45.440 You know what I mean?
00:06:46.280 There's no reason.
00:06:48.520 You know, I saw Batman.
00:06:49.820 Remember when Batman,
00:06:51.000 he went over and he was talking to that,
00:06:53.200 you know,
00:06:53.700 that businessman over in China.
00:06:55.440 And then, like, the plane
00:06:58.060 and he sends up a balloon, remember?
00:07:00.000 And then the plane snatches it
00:07:01.640 and then they're, boom,
00:07:03.440 back in Gotham.
00:07:04.980 I mean, it can happen.
00:07:07.700 Why didn't we collect that balloon?
00:07:10.960 Why didn't we collect that balloon?
00:07:12.200 I'm sure it's because it had
00:07:13.840 all kinds of sophisticated weather stuff.
00:07:17.260 Too much weather.
00:07:17.980 Too much weather.
00:07:18.960 A lot of weather stuff in there.
00:07:20.360 Doctor says we're getting
00:07:21.560 too much weather equipment right now.
00:07:23.560 Is that something to do
00:07:25.900 with international waters?
00:07:26.940 That was one of the explanations
00:07:28.420 I had heard.
00:07:29.180 That they had a very small window
00:07:30.900 to be able to blow this thing up
00:07:32.180 so it didn't go into
00:07:33.100 international waters.
00:07:34.460 Yeah.
00:07:34.880 They wanted to make sure
00:07:36.660 that everybody was safe.
00:07:37.700 It had nothing to do,
00:07:39.380 nothing to do,
00:07:40.640 with Blinken's climate warming
00:07:43.720 gathering in China
00:07:46.220 with the Chinese authorities.
00:07:48.560 It had nothing to do
00:07:49.640 with the meeting
00:07:50.220 on Saturday and Sunday
00:07:53.320 about that.
00:07:53.980 None.
00:07:54.380 None.
00:07:55.100 None.
00:07:55.660 You mean the fact
00:07:56.220 that they didn't seemingly detect it
00:07:57.980 until it was all the way to Montana?
00:07:59.880 Well, they didn't detect it in Montana.
00:08:02.160 Right.
00:08:02.500 They detected it before that.
00:08:05.200 Well, yes.
00:08:05.940 And then they didn't say anything
00:08:07.280 about it.
00:08:08.180 Yeah.
00:08:08.360 So they detected it
00:08:09.580 and they were like,
00:08:10.320 shh, let's keep this one quiet.
00:08:12.820 No, no, Glenn.
00:08:13.900 We've heard
00:08:14.680 Joe Biden wanted it
00:08:16.240 shut down immediately.
00:08:18.000 That was what he wanted.
00:08:18.720 But they said,
00:08:19.600 we can't do it.
00:08:20.940 It's over Montana.
00:08:23.260 That is so populous.
00:08:25.920 And then it's going to drift
00:08:27.340 from Montana.
00:08:28.340 It's going to go over
00:08:29.780 the metropolis
00:08:31.080 that is either
00:08:32.480 North or South Dakota.
00:08:34.800 And there's no place
00:08:37.000 we could shoot that down
00:08:38.320 without endangering people.
00:08:40.840 You know what I mean?
00:08:41.400 Even the people in Montana
00:08:42.420 were like,
00:08:42.980 we live in Montana.
00:08:44.560 There's no governor
00:08:45.300 of Montana.
00:08:46.080 The governor of Montana
00:08:47.600 came out and said,
00:08:48.380 there's lots of places
00:08:50.060 where that balloon was.
00:08:51.840 Nobody is there.
00:08:54.000 Nobody is there.
00:08:56.480 But yeah.
00:08:58.220 Yeah.
00:08:58.840 So, you know,
00:09:00.300 the White House
00:09:01.780 had to be really,
00:09:02.760 really careful,
00:09:03.740 you know,
00:09:04.700 for our safety.
00:09:06.960 Now, they did,
00:09:08.160 you know,
00:09:08.560 they did have
00:09:12.700 Blinken's Chinese trip
00:09:15.380 that was going
00:09:16.580 and after they shot
00:09:19.000 the balloon down,
00:09:20.440 Blinken said,
00:09:21.000 you know,
00:09:21.260 conditions just aren't
00:09:22.600 conducive right now
00:09:24.240 to go over to China.
00:09:26.180 But that's why
00:09:27.080 we now know
00:09:28.060 the White House
00:09:28.800 stopped it
00:09:30.100 because they had
00:09:30.780 a global warming meeting
00:09:32.720 with the Chinese
00:09:33.820 scheduled
00:09:34.640 and they didn't want
00:09:36.040 any answer.
00:09:36.720 So they can fly
00:09:37.980 a balloon.
00:09:39.580 Oh, by the way,
00:09:40.300 I mean, just,
00:09:40.980 you know,
00:09:41.180 I said this last week
00:09:42.460 and there was like,
00:09:43.400 oh, that's ridiculous.
00:09:44.660 How could that possibly be
00:09:46.040 that Glenn Beckley
00:09:47.460 is just saying things
00:09:48.560 again?
00:09:48.980 It's crazy.
00:09:50.340 Okay.
00:09:50.960 Let me,
00:09:51.520 let me,
00:09:52.540 let me just give you the,
00:09:54.140 I mean,
00:09:54.380 it's no big deal.
00:09:55.540 It's just about,
00:09:56.500 you know,
00:09:57.280 weapons of mass destruction
00:09:59.020 other than,
00:09:59.840 you know,
00:10:01.300 other than that,
00:10:02.100 it's,
00:10:02.480 it's no big deal.
00:10:03.860 High altitude balloons
00:10:05.080 such as the one China
00:10:06.180 has floated over
00:10:07.100 the mountain state
00:10:08.720 military bases
00:10:09.940 this week
00:10:10.480 are considered
00:10:10.980 a key delivery platform
00:10:13.120 for secret nuclear strikes
00:10:15.380 on America's electric grid
00:10:17.320 according to
00:10:18.420 intelligence officials.
00:10:20.500 Spy balloons
00:10:21.320 used by Japan
00:10:22.560 to drop bombs
00:10:23.340 during World War II
00:10:24.360 are now far more sophisticated,
00:10:26.200 fly up to 200,000 feet,
00:10:28.680 evade detection,
00:10:29.780 and can carry
00:10:30.580 a small nuclear bomb
00:10:32.080 that if exploded
00:10:32.940 in the atmosphere
00:10:33.760 would shut down the grid
00:10:35.160 and wipe out electronics
00:10:37.460 in a mini statewide area.
00:10:41.080 When it was over
00:10:42.660 the Carolinas,
00:10:45.020 if it would have
00:10:46.260 had an EMP on it,
00:10:47.940 it would have shut down
00:10:48.740 the entire
00:10:49.820 East Coast electric grid.
00:10:52.080 But don't worry.
00:10:53.360 Don't worry.
00:10:54.160 It only would have lasted
00:10:55.420 for probably two years.
00:10:57.460 Okay.
00:10:58.220 So you're getting
00:10:59.360 your electricity back.
00:11:01.380 Some outages
00:11:01.980 in your area
00:11:03.440 have been reported.
00:11:06.040 Please hold
00:11:07.120 for an operator.
00:11:08.780 And then they get back
00:11:09.820 to you like two years later.
00:11:11.120 It'll be fantastic.
00:11:13.120 Now,
00:11:13.280 the threat of the balloon
00:11:14.000 launched electromagnetic pulse
00:11:15.380 attacks were warned about
00:11:17.060 in a congressional
00:11:17.980 EMP commission
00:11:19.300 and inside the military
00:11:21.100 several years ago.
00:11:24.140 2015,
00:11:25.080 a report from
00:11:25.660 the American Leadership
00:11:26.480 and Policy Foundation.
00:11:28.740 David Stuckenberg,
00:11:30.880 one of the nation's
00:11:31.580 leading EMP experts,
00:11:33.180 wrote extensively
00:11:34.280 about the threat
00:11:35.620 balloons carrying
00:11:36.620 bombs posed
00:11:37.540 to our national security.
00:11:39.760 Using a balloon
00:11:40.580 as a WMD
00:11:41.900 or WME platform
00:11:43.720 could provide
00:11:44.740 adversaries
00:11:45.420 with a palette
00:11:46.200 of altitudes
00:11:47.280 and payload options
00:11:48.360 which would maximize
00:11:50.000 offensive effects
00:11:52.180 against the U.S.
00:11:53.520 A high-altitude balloon
00:11:55.420 could easily be designed,
00:11:56.940 created,
00:11:57.320 and launched
00:11:57.780 in a matter of months.
00:11:58.900 This is in 2015.
00:12:01.920 China's recent blue flyover
00:12:03.480 of the United States
00:12:04.100 is clearly
00:12:04.660 a provocative
00:12:05.760 and aggressive act.
00:12:07.620 This is the guy
00:12:08.280 who wrote
00:12:08.940 that in 2015.
00:12:11.120 He was a national security
00:12:12.440 expert
00:12:12.860 and scientist
00:12:13.580 who led
00:12:14.140 the Defense Department's
00:12:15.240 EMP task force.
00:12:17.940 So he was the guy
00:12:19.060 who we had
00:12:21.020 at the Pentagon
00:12:21.880 in 2015.
00:12:24.060 That's under Biden.
00:12:25.860 I'm sorry,
00:12:26.560 under Obama,
00:12:27.880 by the way.
00:12:28.300 So it's not a Trump clown
00:12:29.620 who was writing
00:12:31.760 extensively going,
00:12:33.160 look out for balloons
00:12:34.680 specifically from China,
00:12:38.200 North Korea,
00:12:39.360 Russia,
00:12:39.900 and Iran.
00:12:40.900 They all,
00:12:41.960 quoting,
00:12:43.640 have programs
00:12:44.860 to hit the U.S. grid
00:12:46.320 with electromagnetic
00:12:46.980 pulse weapons
00:12:48.180 that could cut the cord
00:12:49.160 for a year
00:12:49.840 or longer.
00:12:52.280 Okay.
00:12:53.440 So don't worry about it.
00:12:54.920 Don't worry about it.
00:12:55.800 Dude,
00:12:56.000 how does,
00:12:56.760 is global warming
00:12:57.720 going to be solved?
00:12:59.040 Are we going to solve?
00:13:00.540 Because I'm very,
00:13:02.180 very concerned
00:13:02.860 about that.
00:13:03.780 Very concerned.
00:13:04.900 By the way,
00:13:06.620 here's some
00:13:07.320 really good news.
00:13:09.820 You know,
00:13:10.640 Joe Biden
00:13:12.340 has a,
00:13:15.120 has a new
00:13:16.260 climate
00:13:17.000 czar
00:13:18.200 in,
00:13:18.880 and she's,
00:13:20.740 and honestly,
00:13:21.760 she is fantastic.
00:13:24.240 She's part of the
00:13:25.040 intelligence advisory board
00:13:27.080 and Kim Cobb
00:13:29.520 is there
00:13:30.420 and
00:13:31.660 she's really stable.
00:13:33.460 She's,
00:13:33.940 she's worried about the climate,
00:13:35.420 but she's very,
00:13:36.160 very,
00:13:36.380 she's an adult.
00:13:37.800 Very,
00:13:38.860 very stable.
00:13:40.100 she
00:13:41.780 was,
00:13:43.760 quote,
00:13:43.840 bedridden,
00:13:46.260 bedridden,
00:13:47.900 couldn't go to work,
00:13:49.820 couldn't get out of bed
00:13:51.540 for quite some time
00:13:53.100 in 2016.
00:13:55.320 Apparently,
00:13:56.100 she was
00:13:57.480 stricken
00:13:58.340 by
00:13:59.100 Trump
00:14:00.240 derangement syndrome.
00:14:02.420 You know,
00:14:02.700 after the election,
00:14:03.480 she was like,
00:14:04.100 I,
00:14:04.280 I,
00:14:04.640 I can't,
00:14:05.600 I can't,
00:14:05.960 I can't,
00:14:06.540 I can't go on.
00:14:08.540 I can't get out of bed.
00:14:09.800 I,
00:14:10.060 I,
00:14:10.440 I just,
00:14:11.760 but she is a champion
00:14:13.100 of diversity
00:14:14.200 and inclusion
00:14:15.500 and
00:14:17.000 she is
00:14:18.000 all there
00:14:18.580 for climate change.
00:14:19.800 So,
00:14:20.400 we got,
00:14:20.800 we got her in there.
00:14:22.040 So,
00:14:22.860 that's,
00:14:25.620 it's great.
00:14:28.480 By the way,
00:14:28.780 she's a big supporter
00:14:29.580 of BLM as well.
00:14:31.560 So,
00:14:32.340 that's your balloon update.
00:14:34.640 That didn't seem
00:14:35.840 positive at all.
00:14:36.920 I mean,
00:14:37.460 it's a balloon.
00:14:38.120 It should be like a party.
00:14:39.820 Exactly.
00:14:40.580 It seemed like the opposite.
00:14:42.420 It did,
00:14:43.740 didn't it?
00:14:45.680 Yeah.
00:14:46.820 By the way,
00:14:47.340 what do you think,
00:14:47.760 do you have a theory
00:14:48.940 as to what is actually
00:14:50.000 happening here?
00:14:50.580 Other than obviously
00:14:51.400 weather equipment
00:14:52.400 that blew off course.
00:14:53.380 But,
00:14:53.940 if there was another
00:14:55.020 crazy conspiracy theory.
00:14:57.240 He said,
00:14:57.740 force majeure.
00:14:59.140 It was,
00:14:59.640 this is a case of force majeure.
00:15:01.060 That's what happens
00:15:01.720 sometimes.
00:15:02.620 Sometimes.
00:15:02.900 Do you think it,
00:15:03.780 is it,
00:15:04.100 a test run
00:15:05.380 for something?
00:15:06.080 You think?
00:15:06.520 Yeah,
00:15:06.700 I think it is.
00:15:07.600 And I'm not saying
00:15:08.360 it's a test run
00:15:09.200 for biological
00:15:10.480 or EMP
00:15:11.420 or anything else.
00:15:12.280 I don't know.
00:15:12.920 But I don't feel
00:15:14.020 comfortable with balloons
00:15:15.480 from China
00:15:16.700 flying over
00:15:18.080 the United States.
00:15:19.380 I don't know.
00:15:20.500 I don't feel
00:15:21.360 comfortable with that.
00:15:22.600 And it's weird
00:15:23.660 how that weather pattern
00:15:24.700 took it all
00:15:25.620 just over
00:15:26.380 all of our
00:15:26.960 most sensitive sites.
00:15:28.180 Now,
00:15:28.660 it doesn't make sense
00:15:29.820 to me
00:15:30.320 that
00:15:31.100 they were
00:15:32.240 spying
00:15:32.660 with a
00:15:33.140 weather balloon.
00:15:34.740 Okay?
00:15:35.300 And one that's
00:15:36.360 flying so low
00:15:37.240 that you can actually
00:15:37.980 see it.
00:15:38.860 Right.
00:15:39.140 That doesn't make sense.
00:15:40.280 So,
00:15:40.400 was that a mistake
00:15:41.220 or was that a...
00:15:42.160 No,
00:15:42.360 I think this was
00:15:43.860 quite possibly
00:15:45.140 a weather balloon.
00:15:47.240 It didn't have anything.
00:15:48.600 I think the intel
00:15:49.920 that it was gathering
00:15:50.940 was,
00:15:53.060 do we have Joe Biden?
00:15:55.760 Will Joe Biden
00:15:57.100 say anything
00:15:58.720 or do anything
00:15:59.940 if we violate
00:16:01.520 his airspace
00:16:02.660 this clearly?
00:16:05.800 Because they've flown
00:16:06.780 these spy balloons
00:16:07.980 over several other
00:16:09.200 European countries now.
00:16:11.020 Okay?
00:16:11.320 Always a weather mistake.
00:16:13.240 And we know
00:16:14.060 they were spy balloons.
00:16:15.720 Why would you do that here?
00:16:17.240 You have satellites,
00:16:18.380 everything else.
00:16:19.140 Why would you do that here?
00:16:20.440 Now,
00:16:21.120 again,
00:16:21.580 the Chinese,
00:16:22.300 let's be fair,
00:16:22.920 the Chinese did say
00:16:23.920 it was over China
00:16:25.280 and it just got caught up
00:16:26.580 in the weather
00:16:26.980 and it just kind of
00:16:27.680 drifted over here.
00:16:28.520 It happens all the time.
00:16:31.780 I mean,
00:16:31.980 it does seem to happen
00:16:32.940 all the time.
00:16:33.560 Yeah,
00:16:33.660 it does.
00:16:34.200 So,
00:16:34.720 I think it's interesting,
00:16:35.920 you know,
00:16:36.160 it's not like it's,
00:16:36.900 it's not like it's 1965
00:16:38.720 with Mission Impossible
00:16:40.560 and Peter Graves,
00:16:42.260 you know,
00:16:42.600 listening to the
00:16:43.320 reel-to-reel tape,
00:16:45.300 you know,
00:16:45.940 your mission,
00:16:46.720 should you choose
00:16:47.360 to accept it.
00:16:49.100 What,
00:16:49.860 you know,
00:16:51.120 hey,
00:16:51.380 well,
00:16:51.660 at least we got it.
00:16:52.680 We got the equipment
00:16:53.640 so they can't retrieve
00:16:54.740 any information.
00:16:56.100 It was already sent.
00:16:57.360 If there was info,
00:16:58.240 we don't have to get
00:16:58.940 the camera
00:16:59.560 and the reel-to-reel
00:17:00.800 recorder anymore.
00:17:02.640 So,
00:17:03.140 it's less about
00:17:03.900 what this balloon
00:17:05.320 actually could have achieved
00:17:06.820 as far as intelligence
00:17:08.100 and pictures.
00:17:09.300 I think,
00:17:10.320 yes.
00:17:10.540 You think it's more
00:17:11.100 like a shark bump
00:17:11.900 type of situation?
00:17:12.600 I do.
00:17:13.140 Right,
00:17:13.480 where they want to see
00:17:14.260 how we would respond.
00:17:15.600 In case you don't know
00:17:16.300 what a shark bump is,
00:17:17.580 it is so important.
00:17:18.660 if you're ever
00:17:19.900 swimming with
00:17:21.040 the great whites,
00:17:22.300 don't move.
00:17:24.400 They will come up
00:17:25.620 and they will actually
00:17:26.660 bump you first.
00:17:28.760 They don't know
00:17:29.480 what you are
00:17:30.220 and so they bump you
00:17:32.160 and if you move,
00:17:34.660 you're food.
00:17:36.060 If you don't,
00:17:37.820 they move on.
00:17:39.420 So,
00:17:39.880 it's called a shark bump.
00:17:41.040 It just bumps you
00:17:41.900 before it kills you
00:17:43.040 and it only kills you
00:17:44.360 if you move.
00:17:45.000 In this case,
00:17:47.160 just take the first part.
00:17:49.020 It's a shark bump.
00:17:50.860 If we don't move,
00:17:52.740 it can come and kill you.
00:17:54.800 It's just seeing
00:17:55.940 what will you do?
00:17:58.000 If I hit over here,
00:17:59.840 what's the reaction?
00:18:02.200 We didn't move.
00:18:05.500 China's not a shark.
00:18:07.560 They already know
00:18:08.640 we're food.
00:18:10.460 Back in just a minute.
00:18:13.100 Now, good ranchers,
00:18:14.340 you know,
00:18:15.160 some people say
00:18:15.920 I love you with flowers
00:18:17.220 and chocolate.
00:18:18.260 Oh, it's that time of year.
00:18:20.100 It is my favorite
00:18:21.540 holiday of the year,
00:18:23.400 Valentine's Day.
00:18:25.040 Don't you just love it, Stu?
00:18:27.080 Oh.
00:18:27.660 Everyone loves it, Glenn.
00:18:28.760 Everybody loves it.
00:18:30.340 I hate Valentine's Day.
00:18:34.500 Anyway,
00:18:35.420 you know,
00:18:36.140 this year,
00:18:36.800 I think I'm going to do
00:18:37.500 the skywriting.
00:18:38.680 I think I'm going to do
00:18:39.320 the skywriting.
00:18:39.500 Oh, really?
00:18:39.840 Yeah.
00:18:40.980 Yeah.
00:18:41.680 Either that or I'm just going to
00:18:42.780 tape a valentine
00:18:43.960 and throw it
00:18:45.240 through somebody's window.
00:18:47.620 You could do that.
00:18:48.560 Yeah.
00:18:48.820 To a rock.
00:18:49.500 I'm going to tape it.
00:18:49.960 All right.
00:18:50.460 I was going to say,
00:18:51.220 you could also could
00:18:51.860 maybe get the Chinese
00:18:52.860 to attach it to a balloon
00:18:53.960 and just put it up there
00:18:55.260 for weather research
00:18:56.160 and see if it lands
00:18:57.040 maybe right here in Texas.
00:18:58.700 I like that.
00:18:59.620 All right.
00:19:00.180 Anyway,
00:19:00.760 here's a great thing
00:19:01.640 you can do.
00:19:02.800 I mean,
00:19:04.400 be mine,
00:19:06.020 give me meat
00:19:06.800 and I'm yours.
00:19:08.480 I'm yours.
00:19:09.420 Okay.
00:19:09.660 That's the way
00:19:10.680 to say I love you
00:19:11.680 with 100%
00:19:13.300 American trim
00:19:14.380 steakhouse quality
00:19:15.820 meat
00:19:16.320 from good ranchers.
00:19:18.140 Over 85%
00:19:19.580 of grass fed beef
00:19:20.820 in this country
00:19:21.400 is imported
00:19:22.280 from overseas.
00:19:23.620 Come on.
00:19:25.060 That is ridiculous.
00:19:26.800 I live
00:19:27.560 in a small town
00:19:28.880 about
00:19:29.240 it's less
00:19:30.360 the whole
00:19:30.760 two counties
00:19:31.780 is like 5,000 people.
00:19:33.700 They're all farmers.
00:19:34.740 They're all ranchers.
00:19:36.480 They're living
00:19:37.840 just from
00:19:39.880 paycheck to paycheck
00:19:41.020 sometimes.
00:19:42.920 Why is it
00:19:43.540 our ranchers
00:19:44.240 can't grow beef here
00:19:45.780 and make a living?
00:19:47.240 Oh, gee,
00:19:47.820 I think I know the answer.
00:19:49.800 Right now,
00:19:50.420 Good Ranchers
00:19:50.960 is helping people
00:19:51.840 like that
00:19:52.400 and getting you
00:19:53.160 great American meat
00:19:54.680 and if you use
00:19:55.380 the promo code BECK,
00:19:56.240 you'll get $30 off
00:19:57.740 right now.
00:19:59.140 Oh,
00:19:59.580 that Valentine's dinner
00:20:00.780 is already sizzling
00:20:01.920 in my head.
00:20:03.040 Ditch the usual gifts
00:20:04.120 that just don't cut it
00:20:05.000 anymore.
00:20:05.300 Or say,
00:20:05.940 I love you
00:20:06.880 with American meat
00:20:07.980 instead.
00:20:09.060 Snag your $30 off
00:20:10.480 with my promo code BECK
00:20:12.320 at GoodRanchers.com.
00:20:14.600 GoodRanchers.com.
00:20:15.900 10 seconds.
00:20:16.420 Station.
00:20:26.340 Okay,
00:20:27.020 so we found out
00:20:27.900 a couple of other things
00:20:29.120 this weekend
00:20:30.220 about China.
00:20:32.340 One,
00:20:33.080 there was a report
00:20:34.240 that came out
00:20:35.060 and this is going
00:20:35.760 to surprise you.
00:20:37.620 Apparently,
00:20:38.360 all American universities
00:20:40.060 have now been
00:20:41.380 infiltrated
00:20:42.260 by China.
00:20:44.120 What?
00:20:44.760 Yeah.
00:20:45.960 Yeah.
00:20:46.880 Yeah.
00:20:47.260 I won't hear of it.
00:20:48.040 Yeah.
00:20:48.560 They've all been
00:20:49.600 infiltrated
00:20:50.360 and isn't it weird
00:20:51.600 that we can't trust
00:20:53.440 our universities anymore?
00:20:54.960 Hmm.
00:20:55.220 And they all
00:20:56.760 are preaching
00:20:57.240 that they,
00:20:58.020 America is horrible.
00:20:59.640 Huh.
00:21:00.060 Hmm.
00:21:00.920 We also found
00:21:02.180 something else out
00:21:03.460 that I,
00:21:03.900 I think we need
00:21:04.620 to spend a few minutes
00:21:05.720 on.
00:21:06.860 Um,
00:21:07.960 you know,
00:21:08.500 the,
00:21:08.680 these poor Chinese
00:21:10.520 students that are
00:21:11.640 here,
00:21:12.280 uh,
00:21:14.000 you know,
00:21:14.280 just trying to get
00:21:14.940 a good education,
00:21:15.860 go home and bring
00:21:17.020 it back home.
00:21:17.660 And they just,
00:21:18.220 they were going to
00:21:18.700 educate them here
00:21:19.440 and they're going
00:21:19.700 to love us.
00:21:20.540 And then they're
00:21:21.400 going to go back
00:21:21.940 home and they're
00:21:22.480 going to be a
00:21:22.940 champion for the
00:21:23.940 free market system.
00:21:26.140 Well,
00:21:26.240 unfortunately,
00:21:26.740 a former drug
00:21:27.700 enforcement agency,
00:21:28.600 special operations,
00:21:29.580 uh,
00:21:30.200 director,
00:21:30.820 his name is,
00:21:32.320 uh,
00:21:32.620 Derek Maltz.
00:21:33.660 he,
00:21:34.860 uh,
00:21:35.220 he outlined on
00:21:36.060 Friday,
00:21:36.580 the Chinese college
00:21:38.840 students that are
00:21:39.760 now entering the
00:21:40.780 U S on student
00:21:41.980 visas.
00:21:43.060 Uh,
00:21:43.740 and they are,
00:21:44.600 they're strangely
00:21:46.060 partnered with the
00:21:47.360 drug cartels in
00:21:49.080 Mexico.
00:21:50.140 Uh,
00:21:50.780 they've been tracking
00:21:51.460 them now for over
00:21:52.380 10 years.
00:21:53.480 I mean,
00:21:53.860 why break them up?
00:21:55.220 Uh,
00:21:55.860 and the,
00:21:56.480 uh,
00:21:56.940 the chemical lab
00:21:58.100 operators have been
00:21:59.820 providing synthetic
00:22:01.200 chemicals to,
00:22:03.160 uh,
00:22:03.480 citizens directly at
00:22:05.120 first,
00:22:05.520 then they decided
00:22:06.740 divert the chemicals,
00:22:08.260 you know,
00:22:08.600 export it to Mexico
00:22:10.000 and partner with the
00:22:11.940 drug cartels.
00:22:13.240 And so they can make
00:22:14.600 all of the pills and
00:22:15.640 everything else,
00:22:16.320 and then get the
00:22:18.000 Chinese college
00:22:18.960 students to sell
00:22:21.160 the drugs,
00:22:21.900 then turn that money
00:22:23.440 over to the cartels
00:22:25.080 and take China's
00:22:26.220 split,
00:22:26.700 give it to the
00:22:27.600 Chinese here who
00:22:29.200 are buying up land
00:22:30.620 using the drug
00:22:31.780 cartel money.
00:22:32.720 Oh man,
00:22:36.080 I feel like we
00:22:37.420 should have a party
00:22:38.160 with lots of
00:22:38.960 balloons today.
00:22:42.660 We'll have more in
00:22:43.620 just a second.
00:22:44.300 Stand by.
00:22:49.240 The Glenn
00:22:49.920 back program.
00:22:51.820 All right.
00:22:52.360 So there's a monster
00:22:53.080 that lives under your
00:22:53.840 bed.
00:22:54.160 There is,
00:22:54.560 I checked the ax
00:22:55.720 murderer who hangs
00:22:56.560 out in your basement.
00:22:57.340 He's there too.
00:22:58.500 Oh,
00:22:58.680 but only there when
00:22:59.320 the lights are off.
00:23:01.020 And then there's
00:23:02.200 also,
00:23:02.700 I hate to even tell
00:23:04.280 you this one,
00:23:04.800 buying and selling a
00:23:05.680 house.
00:23:06.140 Oh my gosh.
00:23:07.880 I'd rather face the
00:23:08.860 ax murderer at times.
00:23:09.880 Honestly,
00:23:10.760 look,
00:23:11.460 it is a hassle.
00:23:12.840 It is hard and it
00:23:14.020 is your biggest asset
00:23:15.700 you'll ever have.
00:23:16.860 I want to tell you
00:23:19.020 about a company that
00:23:19.700 I started about
00:23:21.160 eight years ago.
00:23:22.040 It's free service
00:23:22.980 to you.
00:23:23.940 And it was really
00:23:24.860 born out of
00:23:25.500 frustration with me
00:23:26.320 and my brother.
00:23:27.060 We were like,
00:23:27.540 ah,
00:23:28.300 and I was working
00:23:30.260 with these 500 real
00:23:31.700 estate agents that
00:23:32.520 had been named the
00:23:33.660 500 best real estate
00:23:34.960 agents by the Wall
00:23:36.080 Street Journal.
00:23:36.940 And I got to know
00:23:38.040 them over a couple
00:23:38.920 of years and started
00:23:39.960 seeing a pattern.
00:23:41.160 And I'm like,
00:23:41.600 hey,
00:23:42.360 hey,
00:23:42.800 is this how you tell
00:23:43.660 there's a good,
00:23:44.260 you're a good real
00:23:44.860 estate agent?
00:23:45.660 We put this formula
00:23:47.060 together and we went
00:23:48.140 out and we started
00:23:48.800 looking for those
00:23:50.000 kinds of real estate
00:23:51.200 agents.
00:23:52.320 And we started with
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00:24:01.340 Go there now.
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00:24:20.860 Welcome to the
00:24:21.980 Glenn Beck program.
00:24:23.180 Glad you're here.
00:24:24.880 You watch the
00:24:25.740 Grammys last night
00:24:26.720 still?
00:24:27.140 That was that had to
00:24:27.980 be.
00:24:28.460 Unfortunately,
00:24:28.940 I did catch a little
00:24:29.800 bit of it.
00:24:30.360 You did not.
00:24:31.000 I did.
00:24:31.760 Oh,
00:24:32.040 because of your wife.
00:24:33.240 My wife is very much
00:24:34.860 more into music these
00:24:35.820 days than I am and
00:24:37.120 did flip it on for a
00:24:38.840 few moments until my
00:24:39.860 daughter came down for
00:24:41.020 dinner.
00:24:42.700 And shockingly,
00:24:43.900 the very first thing
00:24:45.480 that happened was a big
00:24:47.260 speech about
00:24:47.860 transgenderism.
00:24:48.980 Really?
00:24:49.440 Which is stunning.
00:24:50.360 I was surprised that
00:24:52.020 this could possibly
00:24:52.740 happen.
00:24:52.800 That usually doesn't
00:24:53.260 happen on an award
00:24:54.460 show.
00:24:54.780 It only happens on all
00:24:56.700 speeches.
00:24:57.600 Right.
00:24:57.860 All speeches are about
00:24:59.000 your genitals these
00:24:59.780 days.
00:24:59.960 That's the only thing
00:25:00.580 people talk about.
00:25:01.380 Or who you sleep with.
00:25:02.440 Who you sleep with or
00:25:03.540 your genitals or maybe
00:25:04.520 if you're really lucky
00:25:06.060 your skin color.
00:25:07.040 Right.
00:25:07.420 Like that's it's only
00:25:09.400 about these three things.
00:25:11.120 The only thing people
00:25:11.880 think about apparently.
00:25:12.860 And I'm glad we got to
00:25:13.680 see it yet again.
00:25:14.460 Yeah,
00:25:14.820 that's interesting.
00:25:15.740 That's interesting.
00:25:16.920 I went to see the
00:25:17.960 chosen with my family
00:25:19.420 last night.
00:25:20.180 Did they talk a lot
00:25:20.840 about transgenderism?
00:25:21.900 No,
00:25:21.920 they didn't.
00:25:22.580 What?
00:25:22.900 No.
00:25:23.360 Uh-uh.
00:25:24.120 No.
00:25:25.120 No.
00:25:25.480 It was just because
00:25:26.500 they're weird.
00:25:27.220 The pronouns were him
00:25:28.380 and her throughout the
00:25:29.920 whole thing.
00:25:30.600 How many G's?
00:25:31.580 You didn't see any G's?
00:25:33.260 No.
00:25:34.180 Wow.
00:25:34.640 Not one.
00:25:35.200 Really?
00:25:35.600 Not.
00:25:36.000 Was that a mistake?
00:25:37.520 I don't think so.
00:25:38.360 How many dragons?
00:25:39.400 None.
00:25:39.560 Lots of dragons?
00:25:40.360 Well,
00:25:41.100 no.
00:25:42.440 Well,
00:25:42.680 there's only one real
00:25:43.740 dragon that I know
00:25:44.780 and he's having some
00:25:46.940 problems in his life
00:25:48.020 right now.
00:25:49.300 Yeah,
00:25:49.540 he's the world's
00:25:51.100 first genderless dragon.
00:25:53.160 Yeah.
00:25:53.340 So I'm not sure
00:25:54.020 if there's a dragon
00:25:55.220 with gender
00:25:55.920 that's out there
00:25:56.700 but his name
00:25:58.860 is Tiamat
00:26:00.300 Legion
00:26:01.400 Medusa.
00:26:03.640 Now,
00:26:04.100 I'm not sure
00:26:04.480 if that's his God
00:26:05.240 given name
00:26:06.020 or his family.
00:26:07.160 I can imagine
00:26:09.320 the family crest
00:26:11.120 though
00:26:11.640 being Legion
00:26:13.080 Medusa
00:26:13.860 but he's
00:26:16.320 spent the last
00:26:16.980 decade
00:26:17.480 undergoing
00:26:18.200 quite a
00:26:19.740 metamorphosis.
00:26:22.600 Here,
00:26:23.100 if you see
00:26:23.640 on that screen,
00:26:24.960 I don't know
00:26:25.300 if can the
00:26:25.800 can the place
00:26:26.840 pick it up
00:26:27.580 from the
00:26:27.880 from behind me?
00:26:28.680 No.
00:26:29.980 There is a
00:26:31.240 there's a picture
00:26:32.220 of him
00:26:32.800 which is strange
00:26:34.120 because
00:26:34.980 it doesn't look
00:26:36.900 like his given
00:26:37.580 name was Medusa.
00:26:40.320 No,
00:26:40.960 here it is.
00:26:42.200 It seemed like
00:26:42.620 Richard Hernandez.
00:26:45.120 Yeah.
00:26:46.400 Richard Medusa
00:26:47.460 Hernandez?
00:26:48.080 No,
00:26:48.160 no,
00:26:48.520 no,
00:26:49.240 no,
00:26:49.520 no Medusa
00:26:50.440 nor Legion
00:26:51.480 is in his name.
00:26:52.620 Because he looks
00:26:53.180 like a Richard Hernandez.
00:26:54.880 Yes.
00:26:55.540 Yes.
00:26:56.180 Earlier in his life.
00:26:57.120 Although once he spent
00:26:58.120 the $80,000
00:26:59.320 to split his tongue,
00:27:01.540 I think he does
00:27:02.640 look like a Legion
00:27:04.060 or Medusa,
00:27:05.160 you know?
00:27:05.660 I'm fascinated
00:27:06.540 by this because
00:27:07.260 normally
00:27:08.740 what you get
00:27:09.900 from these situations
00:27:10.840 are like complaints
00:27:12.500 about capitalism
00:27:13.600 and the evil doctors
00:27:15.520 who would do
00:27:16.320 a thing like
00:27:16.960 take $10,000
00:27:18.300 or $80,000
00:27:19.380 to split a tongue.
00:27:20.780 Yeah,
00:27:21.140 yeah.
00:27:21.500 But when it comes
00:27:22.160 to identifying
00:27:23.320 as something,
00:27:23.880 we no longer
00:27:24.460 hear those complaints.
00:27:25.920 Like we hear
00:27:26.700 about them
00:27:27.060 when they're like
00:27:27.500 people are doing
00:27:27.980 all this plastic surgery
00:27:29.380 on these women
00:27:30.380 because they want
00:27:30.900 to be thin
00:27:31.640 and look young
00:27:32.320 and this is
00:27:33.000 exploitative
00:27:34.200 and all of the
00:27:35.980 and then we don't
00:27:36.760 hear that at all
00:27:37.360 when it comes to
00:27:37.980 turning a boy
00:27:38.920 to a girl.
00:27:39.560 No,
00:27:39.780 not at all.
00:27:39.800 That's just totally
00:27:40.540 fine and acceptable.
00:27:41.520 No exploitation
00:27:42.240 there whatsoever.
00:27:43.440 You can't have
00:27:44.260 breast enlargement
00:27:45.560 or breast reduction
00:27:47.220 even.
00:27:48.020 That would be bad.
00:27:49.240 By the way,
00:27:50.240 he's had
00:27:51.280 part of his nose
00:27:52.280 removed
00:27:52.880 and then he had
00:27:54.300 horns put in.
00:27:55.480 I mean,
00:27:57.060 he's good.
00:27:58.380 Anyway,
00:27:58.800 he's a dragon
00:27:59.900 lady Medusa
00:28:01.080 now.
00:28:01.780 I thought he was
00:28:02.120 genderless,
00:28:02.660 but he is wearing
00:28:03.260 a blouse
00:28:03.860 and that blouse
00:28:04.780 looks beautiful
00:28:06.240 on him
00:28:07.440 sincerely.
00:28:08.880 Now,
00:28:08.940 oh,
00:28:09.160 here's an early
00:28:09.840 picture when he
00:28:10.480 was just Richard.
00:28:11.880 I don't know
00:28:12.260 if he can call
00:28:12.860 him Richard or not.
00:28:14.080 We should ask
00:28:14.580 his family.
00:28:15.200 Well,
00:28:15.360 his son is now
00:28:16.220 estranged
00:28:17.320 because his son's
00:28:18.340 like,
00:28:18.880 you're not a dragon.
00:28:19.880 I don't want
00:28:20.240 anything to do
00:28:20.900 with you.
00:28:21.440 Wow.
00:28:21.580 So he may not
00:28:22.700 call him,
00:28:23.480 you know,
00:28:23.860 by the Medusa
00:28:24.540 name.
00:28:24.800 I just,
00:28:25.320 you know,
00:28:25.620 you call him
00:28:26.120 by his,
00:28:26.720 you know,
00:28:26.980 given name,
00:28:27.800 Dick.
00:28:28.620 But there he is
00:28:29.780 dressed as a
00:28:30.480 shirtless stormtrooper
00:28:31.740 or something.
00:28:33.000 But that's before
00:28:34.100 he made the change.
00:28:35.580 He was working
00:28:36.220 in a bank
00:28:36.740 and said he just
00:28:38.820 couldn't deal
00:28:39.360 with it anymore.
00:28:40.260 So I'm highly
00:28:41.660 uncomfortable with
00:28:42.340 a camera that is
00:28:43.040 now catching your
00:28:43.740 actual screen.
00:28:45.100 Yeah.
00:28:45.620 Why?
00:28:46.100 I don't know.
00:28:46.740 God only knows
00:28:47.320 what kind of weird,
00:28:48.420 I mean,
00:28:49.280 weirder than the
00:28:50.320 dragon lady.
00:28:51.980 Really?
00:28:53.280 Lady?
00:28:54.200 Sorry.
00:28:54.720 How dare you?
00:28:56.080 This is a genderless
00:28:57.320 dragon and you know it.
00:28:58.520 I know.
00:28:59.900 I know.
00:29:00.520 I'm sorry.
00:29:01.760 Can we go back?
00:29:02.820 This is getting
00:29:03.320 uncomfortable now.
00:29:04.280 You've caught me.
00:29:05.340 Can we go back
00:29:06.200 to the Grammys
00:29:06.920 for a second?
00:29:07.640 Because speaking
00:29:08.860 of Legion,
00:29:10.460 there,
00:29:10.680 and by the way,
00:29:12.080 anybody who says
00:29:13.820 that we're starting
00:29:14.560 to be an evil
00:29:15.940 society,
00:29:17.300 imagine,
00:29:19.040 imagine,
00:29:19.760 imagine 15
00:29:20.780 years if
00:29:21.380 somebody would
00:29:21.920 have said,
00:29:22.740 hey,
00:29:22.980 by the way,
00:29:23.400 if we don't
00:29:23.760 stop this,
00:29:24.600 we're going
00:29:25.200 to make the
00:29:25.820 Nazis look
00:29:26.660 like rookies.
00:29:29.640 What a dope
00:29:30.840 that guy was,
00:29:32.040 huh?
00:29:32.880 Anyway,
00:29:33.680 if you think
00:29:35.500 we're going
00:29:35.860 down some kind
00:29:36.700 of evil,
00:29:37.300 dark thing,
00:29:38.180 again,
00:29:38.640 I bring you
00:29:39.220 back to the
00:29:39.700 Grammys last
00:29:40.560 night.
00:29:41.320 What are the
00:29:43.000 cool kids
00:29:44.200 watching on
00:29:45.740 CBS?
00:29:46.500 thank God
00:29:47.900 nobody's
00:29:48.300 watching CBS.
00:29:50.040 Here's just a
00:29:50.800 little taste
00:29:51.320 of the
00:29:51.560 Grammys last
00:29:52.320 night.
00:29:53.240 Yeah.
00:29:54.560 Now,
00:29:55.160 I'm not
00:29:55.700 sure who
00:29:57.520 this is.
00:29:59.960 They're on a
00:30:00.880 stage of fire,
00:30:02.740 dressed as
00:30:04.560 the devil,
00:30:05.800 with a girl
00:30:07.000 in a cage,
00:30:08.240 and he's
00:30:10.660 got the
00:30:11.000 ram horns
00:30:11.660 and everything.
00:30:13.080 It's a
00:30:13.500 devil worship
00:30:15.480 kind of thing,
00:30:16.440 but listen,
00:30:18.180 and it was
00:30:20.800 sponsored by
00:30:21.400 Pfizer.
00:30:24.320 They always
00:30:25.900 say that
00:30:26.260 people are
00:30:27.600 uncomfortable
00:30:28.000 with political
00:30:28.680 content because
00:30:29.600 they are
00:30:30.880 afraid their
00:30:31.540 ads will be
00:30:32.440 posted next
00:30:33.280 to a
00:30:34.200 conservative
00:30:34.740 saying they
00:30:35.460 want babies
00:30:36.060 to be born
00:30:36.700 or something
00:30:37.100 really offensive.
00:30:38.240 Yeah,
00:30:38.760 they'll just
00:30:39.040 put it on
00:30:39.500 the Grammys
00:30:40.080 and no
00:30:40.800 expectation
00:30:41.340 that it
00:30:41.760 could be
00:30:41.980 next to
00:30:42.460 literal
00:30:43.380 hell.
00:30:44.040 Right.
00:30:44.640 It's a
00:30:45.100 literal
00:30:45.640 devil worship
00:30:46.660 scene
00:30:47.700 brought to
00:30:48.840 you by
00:30:49.420 Pfizer
00:30:50.140 and
00:30:51.220 American
00:30:52.300 Airlines.
00:30:53.380 When you've
00:30:54.020 got to fly
00:30:54.800 to hell,
00:30:56.000 fly American.
00:30:57.400 They should
00:30:57.680 have done
00:30:58.000 Burger King
00:30:58.480 because they
00:30:58.880 got the
00:30:59.420 flame boiling.
00:31:00.360 It would
00:31:00.660 have actually
00:31:01.300 fit.
00:31:03.320 That's what
00:31:03.920 they should
00:31:04.300 have done.
00:31:05.080 So,
00:31:05.360 I mean,
00:31:05.720 you know,
00:31:06.020 Pfizer,
00:31:06.620 congratulations,
00:31:07.340 congratulations
00:31:08.040 on that.
00:31:08.960 Then we
00:31:09.120 could at
00:31:09.340 least have
00:31:09.560 the
00:31:09.660 good
00:31:09.800 son,
00:31:10.020 the
00:31:10.120 marinara
00:31:10.960 mozzarella.
00:31:12.240 It would
00:31:12.380 have actually
00:31:12.980 worked well,
00:31:15.420 I think.
00:31:16.920 All right,
00:31:17.340 let me tell you
00:31:17.740 about LifeLock.
00:31:19.400 You pretty
00:31:20.020 well bet that
00:31:20.920 at any given
00:31:21.660 moment,
00:31:22.140 someone is out
00:31:22.760 there trying to
00:31:23.160 get your
00:31:23.440 personal information
00:31:24.320 and steal your
00:31:24.900 identity.
00:31:25.980 Hey,
00:31:26.280 did you hear
00:31:26.880 what was
00:31:27.340 happening in
00:31:28.040 Italy this
00:31:29.640 weekend?
00:31:30.420 That's great.
00:31:31.360 It was
00:31:33.000 just some
00:31:33.900 sort of
00:31:34.280 international
00:31:34.900 coupling
00:31:35.560 that went
00:31:36.780 down.
00:31:37.800 It had
00:31:38.460 nothing to
00:31:38.940 do with
00:31:39.400 people doing
00:31:40.120 a cyber
00:31:40.660 hack.
00:31:41.740 What?
00:31:42.620 Cyber
00:31:42.900 hacks?
00:31:43.420 Who's ever
00:31:43.840 heard of a
00:31:44.360 cyber hack?
00:31:45.060 This was
00:31:45.380 an international
00:31:47.960 coupling that
00:31:49.780 went down.
00:31:51.360 Oh.
00:31:52.860 So,
00:31:53.260 like,
00:31:54.060 the internet's
00:31:55.180 in a big
00:31:55.900 fire hose
00:31:57.060 and you
00:31:58.280 have to
00:31:58.720 screw it
00:31:59.360 together and
00:32:00.260 that coupling
00:32:01.720 there of the
00:32:02.540 fire hose and
00:32:03.260 so all of the
00:32:03.920 information just
00:32:04.580 started spraying
00:32:05.500 out someplace in
00:32:06.740 Germany.
00:32:07.560 Uh-huh.
00:32:08.540 I'm sure that's
00:32:09.520 what happened.
00:32:10.200 Yeah,
00:32:10.580 sure.
00:32:12.140 Okay,
00:32:12.720 so,
00:32:13.160 you know,
00:32:13.740 as it's coming
00:32:14.280 over the Alps,
00:32:16.420 that coupling
00:32:17.080 is,
00:32:17.920 and boom,
00:32:18.460 they don't have
00:32:19.800 any internet,
00:32:21.640 but definitely
00:32:23.200 not an attack.
00:32:26.100 Definitely
00:32:26.420 not.
00:32:28.060 Anyway,
00:32:28.860 I was telling
00:32:29.280 you about,
00:32:29.740 oh,
00:32:30.220 cyber problems
00:32:31.000 and cyber
00:32:31.560 criminals and
00:32:32.360 how they're
00:32:32.800 everywhere.
00:32:34.340 Why protect
00:32:35.520 yourself?
00:32:36.340 It's nothing
00:32:36.880 to see here.
00:32:37.560 If you happen
00:32:38.620 to get hit
00:32:39.220 by a
00:32:39.900 coupling
00:32:40.980 problem,
00:32:42.400 if you have
00:32:43.600 LifeLock,
00:32:44.700 you'll be set.
00:32:45.560 Even if they
00:32:46.240 couldn't stop
00:32:47.040 that problem
00:32:47.820 of the
00:32:48.660 coupling
00:32:49.080 being uncoupled,
00:32:50.980 because nobody
00:32:52.040 can always stop
00:32:52.900 all that uncoupling
00:32:53.940 that goes on now,
00:32:55.480 they'll help you
00:32:56.580 couple it back
00:32:57.660 up,
00:32:57.880 because they
00:32:58.220 have a
00:32:58.680 restoration team
00:32:59.960 that'll go
00:33:01.840 right to work
00:33:02.500 if you do
00:33:02.940 have a problem.
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00:33:17.160 This is the
00:33:18.520 Glenn Beck
00:33:19.020 program.
00:33:35.800 Welcome to the
00:33:36.860 Glenn Beck program.
00:33:37.880 The Scientific
00:33:38.600 American has just
00:33:39.600 come out with a
00:33:40.860 new study.
00:33:42.320 They just want
00:33:43.700 to just point
00:33:44.260 out making
00:33:44.820 the entire
00:33:45.420 U.S.
00:33:46.060 car fleet
00:33:46.840 electric could
00:33:48.380 cause a
00:33:49.200 lithium shortage.
00:33:51.500 Lithium shortage.
00:33:52.800 Don't worry,
00:33:54.100 China has
00:33:55.140 most of the
00:33:55.920 lithium.
00:33:57.300 So,
00:33:57.620 I'm sure we're
00:33:58.060 fine.
00:33:58.520 Totally fine.
00:33:59.100 That's the way
00:33:59.540 that we should
00:33:59.940 go.
00:34:00.140 And we're
00:34:00.340 doing this.
00:34:01.340 Everything we're
00:34:02.320 doing right now,
00:34:02.960 we're doing well.
00:34:03.740 That's one thing
00:34:04.300 I think.
00:34:04.780 Well,
00:34:05.200 I think Pete
00:34:05.720 Buttigieg said
00:34:06.380 it the best.
00:34:07.260 You cannot
00:34:07.880 argue with
00:34:08.880 the president's
00:34:09.520 record.
00:34:10.520 Right.
00:34:11.600 And he's
00:34:12.240 absolutely
00:34:13.040 100% right.
00:34:15.120 It is legitimately
00:34:15.800 terrible.
00:34:16.580 What was his
00:34:16.920 phrasing?
00:34:17.480 It was like,
00:34:17.800 oh,
00:34:18.040 you just,
00:34:18.560 it's hard to
00:34:19.100 distill this.
00:34:20.480 It's such a
00:34:21.000 big list,
00:34:21.520 it's hard to
00:34:21.960 distill to the
00:34:22.720 people.
00:34:23.240 Here it is.
00:34:24.200 He's got a lot
00:34:24.680 of things to
00:34:25.160 tell.
00:34:26.140 Why do you
00:34:26.780 think it has
00:34:27.420 not penetrated
00:34:28.180 the American
00:34:28.620 public?
00:34:29.360 Well,
00:34:29.560 these things
00:34:29.940 don't sell
00:34:30.380 themselves,
00:34:30.980 and it's one
00:34:31.420 of the reasons
00:34:31.760 I'm really
00:34:32.180 looking forward
00:34:33.000 to that State
00:34:34.160 of the Union
00:34:34.600 address.
00:34:35.420 I will say
00:34:35.960 that there
00:34:36.320 have been so
00:34:36.840 many accomplishments
00:34:37.540 under this
00:34:38.100 administration.
00:34:39.020 It can be
00:34:39.340 difficult,
00:34:39.840 to list
00:34:40.380 them in
00:34:40.700 a distilled
00:34:41.200 way.
00:34:42.160 Yes!
00:34:42.900 That's the
00:34:43.420 problem!
00:34:44.160 It's the
00:34:44.520 distillation
00:34:45.420 of the list.
00:34:46.360 Right.
00:34:46.580 Now,
00:34:47.000 I mean,
00:34:47.520 you know,
00:34:48.020 the greatest,
00:34:49.000 the economy
00:34:49.560 is,
00:34:49.980 what does he
00:34:50.380 say?
00:34:50.780 It's not
00:34:51.240 booming.
00:34:51.860 It's strong
00:34:52.680 as hell.
00:34:53.000 Strong as hell.
00:34:53.840 Strong as hell.
00:34:54.800 And I think
00:34:55.980 you'll see in
00:34:56.480 the latest
00:34:56.860 polls,
00:34:57.820 that's what
00:34:58.280 everybody is
00:34:58.880 thinking.
00:34:59.260 Yeah,
00:34:59.700 it's,
00:35:00.120 well,
00:35:01.100 no,
00:35:01.480 maybe not
00:35:01.840 exactly.
00:35:02.420 People are
00:35:02.960 asking,
00:35:03.640 what did
00:35:03.920 Joe Biden
00:35:04.700 accomplish
00:35:05.800 in a poll
00:35:07.040 and this is
00:35:07.400 by the
00:35:07.680 Washington Post?
00:35:08.800 And 62%
00:35:11.240 of Americans
00:35:13.460 said he's
00:35:14.900 accomplished
00:35:15.380 not much,
00:35:16.840 little,
00:35:17.660 or nothing.
00:35:19.340 Huh.
00:35:19.720 Those three
00:35:21.160 different options,
00:35:22.420 not much,
00:35:23.680 little,
00:35:24.780 or nothing.
00:35:26.100 Only 36%
00:35:27.080 said he had
00:35:27.680 accomplished a
00:35:28.420 good amount
00:35:29.160 or a great
00:35:30.200 deal.
00:35:31.500 And this
00:35:31.940 includes,
00:35:32.400 by the way,
00:35:33.080 of course,
00:35:34.360 Republicans don't
00:35:35.060 think he did a
00:35:35.540 very good job,
00:35:36.580 93 to 7,
00:35:37.760 not much,
00:35:39.380 or nothing.
00:35:40.500 Democrats,
00:35:41.100 the other way,
00:35:41.640 you'd expect
00:35:42.080 77,
00:35:42.880 22.
00:35:43.440 But again,
00:35:43.800 22% of Democrats
00:35:44.900 saying he's
00:35:45.360 accomplished little
00:35:46.020 or nothing is
00:35:46.560 not an endorsement.
00:35:47.580 That's not a good
00:35:48.020 number for your
00:35:48.700 own party.
00:35:48.780 Well,
00:35:48.800 that's because
00:35:49.300 they haven't
00:35:49.780 distilled it
00:35:50.540 to those people.
00:35:51.620 And they really
00:35:52.100 apparently need
00:35:52.920 a major
00:35:53.720 distilling effort
00:35:54.640 to get to
00:35:56.160 independence.
00:35:56.960 There's a
00:35:57.340 66% of
00:35:58.700 independents
00:35:59.200 say he's
00:35:59.540 accomplished
00:35:59.880 little or
00:36:01.020 nothing or
00:36:01.640 not much.
00:36:02.580 Let's go to
00:36:03.280 ABC.
00:36:03.980 In the most
00:36:04.360 recent ABC
00:36:05.160 Washington Post
00:36:06.240 poll,
00:36:07.320 going back
00:36:08.420 for 37
00:36:09.700 years,
00:36:10.940 they found
00:36:11.720 4 in 10
00:36:12.580 Americans say
00:36:13.240 their financial
00:36:13.880 situation has
00:36:14.660 gotten worse
00:36:15.440 under Joe
00:36:17.220 Biden.
00:36:17.680 Oh,
00:36:18.100 yeah,
00:36:18.660 yeah,
00:36:19.240 that is the
00:36:20.360 most since
00:36:21.560 they started
00:36:22.200 asking that
00:36:23.160 question.
00:36:24.540 Just 16%
00:36:26.220 of those who
00:36:26.980 polled said
00:36:27.380 they were
00:36:27.640 better off
00:36:28.240 under Biden
00:36:28.940 and most
00:36:30.760 of them
00:36:31.160 were named
00:36:31.820 Bezos
00:36:32.480 or worked
00:36:33.340 at Pfizer
00:36:34.060 during the
00:36:35.660 same time
00:36:36.120 period in
00:36:36.680 the term.
00:36:37.580 13%
00:36:38.420 said things
00:36:39.420 had gotten
00:36:39.800 worse under
00:36:40.560 Trump and
00:36:41.680 25% said
00:36:43.020 they were
00:36:43.360 doing better.
00:36:45.440 same poll
00:36:46.120 found that
00:36:46.640 roughly 6
00:36:47.300 in 10
00:36:47.700 self-described
00:36:48.420 Democrat
00:36:49.020 adults do
00:36:50.660 not want
00:36:51.180 Biden to
00:36:51.720 win the
00:36:52.120 nomination.
00:36:54.060 So,
00:36:54.920 we got that
00:36:55.440 going for us.
00:36:56.080 But there's
00:36:56.280 more specific
00:36:57.000 things he's
00:36:57.940 done.
00:36:58.480 Like,
00:36:58.760 for example,
00:36:59.220 has he created
00:36:59.840 good jobs in
00:37:00.640 your community?
00:37:01.700 People are
00:37:02.100 very,
00:37:02.580 they very
00:37:03.040 much,
00:37:03.420 well,
00:37:03.660 no,
00:37:04.080 60 to
00:37:04.460 34 on
00:37:05.060 that one.
00:37:05.480 Yeah.
00:37:05.960 Has he
00:37:06.360 improved roads
00:37:07.200 and bridges
00:37:07.580 in your
00:37:07.840 community?
00:37:08.180 Of course
00:37:08.380 he did.
00:37:09.080 No,
00:37:09.700 60 to
00:37:10.720 32.
00:37:11.060 That's not even
00:37:11.120 the president's
00:37:11.560 job.
00:37:12.320 No,
00:37:12.480 it shouldn't
00:37:12.820 be.
00:37:13.600 He says it's
00:37:14.500 his job and
00:37:15.340 he says he's
00:37:15.980 doing it and
00:37:16.520 he's signing
00:37:16.880 infrastructure bills
00:37:17.680 and claiming
00:37:18.100 it will be
00:37:18.520 done.
00:37:18.960 Local roads,
00:37:20.040 state highways,
00:37:22.040 federal
00:37:22.540 interstate
00:37:23.460 highways.
00:37:25.900 That's pretty
00:37:26.700 much it.
00:37:27.620 How about
00:37:27.880 lowering
00:37:28.300 prescription
00:37:28.880 drug costs?
00:37:30.240 No,
00:37:31.080 47 to
00:37:31.720 30.
00:37:32.440 Has he
00:37:32.940 made electric
00:37:33.580 vehicles more
00:37:34.300 affordable?
00:37:35.920 No,
00:37:36.940 56 to
00:37:37.700 26.
00:37:38.120 By the way,
00:37:38.400 that's also
00:37:38.800 not his,
00:37:39.340 none of these
00:37:39.640 things are his
00:37:40.040 job.
00:37:40.680 His job is
00:37:41.180 not his job
00:37:42.860 to lower
00:37:43.260 prescription
00:37:43.720 drug costs.
00:37:44.900 That's a
00:37:45.080 market apparatus.
00:37:46.660 It should have
00:37:47.420 nothing to do
00:37:47.900 with the
00:37:48.120 president.
00:37:49.140 And he
00:37:49.460 claims he's
00:37:50.160 doing it,
00:37:50.520 he doesn't
00:37:51.100 do it.
00:37:52.920 Well,
00:37:53.600 his administration
00:37:54.520 is doing
00:37:55.700 stuff,
00:37:56.960 but it's not
00:37:57.420 making it
00:37:57.880 cheaper.
00:37:58.260 Because remember,
00:37:58.980 we already
00:37:59.880 solved the
00:38:00.560 problem of
00:38:01.200 high prescription
00:38:02.020 drugs and
00:38:02.700 Medicare cost
00:38:03.520 and Medicaid
00:38:03.900 cost.
00:38:04.420 We've already
00:38:04.800 solved that.
00:38:05.460 It's called
00:38:06.020 Obamacare.
00:38:07.800 And that
00:38:08.200 solved all
00:38:08.760 those problems.
00:38:08.900 I remember
00:38:09.440 that.
00:38:09.760 We don't
00:38:10.840 have to
00:38:11.080 worry about
00:38:11.460 it.
00:38:12.260 We talked
00:38:13.380 about that,
00:38:13.820 I don't know
00:38:14.000 if you remember
00:38:14.300 this,
00:38:14.500 on the show
00:38:14.860 multiple times
00:38:15.800 this Obamacare.
00:38:16.620 Really?
00:38:17.020 And we said
00:38:17.480 we didn't
00:38:17.900 think it
00:38:18.540 would lower
00:38:19.160 these costs
00:38:19.800 and oddly
00:38:20.940 it hasn't.
00:38:21.760 That we'd
00:38:22.040 have to go
00:38:22.320 back and
00:38:22.660 listen to
00:38:23.020 what we
00:38:23.300 exactly said.
00:38:24.440 Because I
00:38:24.680 remember,
00:38:25.320 I do
00:38:25.800 remember
00:38:26.360 kind of
00:38:27.860 a little
00:38:28.320 bit saying
00:38:29.080 that this
00:38:30.140 is going
00:38:30.420 to make
00:38:30.660 it worse
00:38:31.300 and so
00:38:31.920 then once
00:38:33.200 you forget
00:38:33.820 about actual
00:38:34.980 free market
00:38:35.880 then they'll
00:38:36.940 come back
00:38:37.380 in and say
00:38:38.000 we got to
00:38:39.060 fix it
00:38:39.520 because it's
00:38:40.280 wildly
00:38:40.800 broken.
00:38:41.560 Yeah.
00:38:42.220 This reminds
00:38:43.240 me,
00:38:43.500 do you know
00:38:44.720 who Mr. Beast
00:38:45.320 is?
00:38:47.060 Now this is
00:38:47.820 a little
00:38:48.300 different context
00:38:49.320 than the
00:38:49.780 dragon or
00:38:51.100 the hell
00:38:52.300 on stage
00:38:52.920 at the
00:38:53.200 grandkids.
00:38:53.920 All right.
00:38:54.360 Mr. Beast
00:38:54.940 is I think
00:38:55.600 the number
00:38:56.120 one YouTuber
00:38:56.880 in the universe.
00:38:58.100 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:38:58.460 And so he
00:38:59.500 started off
00:39:00.220 like doing
00:39:00.860 videos where
00:39:01.400 he would go
00:39:01.660 to like a
00:39:01.980 college campus
00:39:02.600 and just
00:39:02.960 start handing
00:39:03.380 out like
00:39:03.740 hundred dollar
00:39:04.200 bills and
00:39:04.840 they would
00:39:05.100 film it,
00:39:05.660 they put it
00:39:05.900 on YouTube,
00:39:06.320 get lots
00:39:06.660 of views and
00:39:07.680 it's grown
00:39:08.100 into this
00:39:08.480 like, you
00:39:09.620 know,
00:39:09.760 multimedia,
00:39:10.700 you know,
00:39:11.100 empire where
00:39:11.980 like the
00:39:12.460 one of his
00:39:13.120 more recent
00:39:13.780 videos, he
00:39:14.540 recreated every
00:39:15.900 set from the
00:39:16.680 squid game and
00:39:17.780 may had people
00:39:18.400 play it and gave
00:39:19.100 away hundreds of
00:39:19.880 thousands of
00:39:20.380 dollars.
00:39:20.680 Like it's just,
00:39:21.240 you know, he's
00:39:21.980 done all this
00:39:22.580 stuff.
00:39:23.020 So the other day
00:39:23.820 he does.
00:39:24.200 Is he government
00:39:24.680 funded?
00:39:25.300 No, I just
00:39:25.840 want to know.
00:39:26.300 Are any of my
00:39:26.740 tax dollars?
00:39:27.240 Private funded.
00:39:28.000 No tax dollars.
00:39:29.080 No tax dollars
00:39:29.720 are going to that.
00:39:30.140 So he did a
00:39:31.120 video the other
00:39:31.820 day and it
00:39:33.680 was a YouTube
00:39:34.340 video where he
00:39:34.960 said, I'm going
00:39:35.900 to cure a
00:39:36.620 thousand people
00:39:37.260 of blindness.
00:39:39.020 Right?
00:39:39.540 And you're
00:39:39.880 thinking, okay,
00:39:41.140 how is a
00:39:41.520 YouTuber going
00:39:41.920 to do that?
00:39:42.340 Well, he's
00:39:42.600 going to do
00:39:42.820 that by paying
00:39:43.580 for a surgery,
00:39:44.980 a 10 minute
00:39:45.720 surgery that I
00:39:47.560 think costs
00:39:48.020 three or four
00:39:48.500 thousand dollars
00:39:49.220 for the average
00:39:49.960 person.
00:39:51.060 And it, because
00:39:52.100 I guess your
00:39:52.580 eyes can get
00:39:53.460 very, the lens
00:39:54.280 can get very
00:39:54.720 clouded, they
00:39:55.260 suck out the
00:39:55.960 lens and they
00:39:56.660 put in a
00:39:57.260 synthetic lens and
00:39:58.960 it cures people
00:39:59.600 of blindness.
00:40:00.480 They can't
00:40:00.920 see anything or
00:40:01.440 it's very, very
00:40:01.880 cloudy and it
00:40:02.920 goes to clear
00:40:03.660 vision, open
00:40:05.300 their eyes,
00:40:05.700 it's clear
00:40:05.980 vision.
00:40:06.380 Incredible.
00:40:07.180 So this guy,
00:40:07.820 who's just a
00:40:08.220 YouTuber, decides
00:40:09.440 to literally
00:40:10.760 cure 1,000
00:40:12.360 people of
00:40:13.400 blindness.
00:40:15.040 He goes
00:40:15.440 around, he
00:40:16.000 finds people
00:40:16.600 who, you
00:40:17.180 know, this
00:40:17.380 guy, he's
00:40:17.900 just like,
00:40:18.280 ah, you
00:40:18.720 know, I
00:40:18.980 just want to
00:40:19.420 go back to
00:40:19.740 my job as
00:40:20.240 a cashier.
00:40:20.820 I can't see
00:40:21.260 the money
00:40:21.640 though.
00:40:21.800 I can't
00:40:22.160 make out the
00:40:22.640 dot, I
00:40:22.960 can't, I
00:40:23.440 can't work
00:40:23.960 because I
00:40:24.360 can't even
00:40:24.680 see what
00:40:25.060 bill I'm
00:40:25.900 giving back to
00:40:26.440 the people.
00:40:27.180 They cure
00:40:27.600 him, they
00:40:27.940 give him an
00:40:28.260 extra $10,000.
00:40:29.520 Then this
00:40:29.940 other guy, he's
00:40:30.380 like, all I
00:40:30.780 wanted to do,
00:40:31.680 he's like 20
00:40:33.100 years old, all I
00:40:33.680 wanted to do is
00:40:34.100 drive a car, he
00:40:34.760 used to love
00:40:35.020 driving go
00:40:35.520 carts and I
00:40:36.000 never got to
00:40:36.420 drive a car.
00:40:37.620 They give him
00:40:38.080 a brand new
00:40:38.720 Tesla and
00:40:40.100 cure his
00:40:41.520 blindness.
00:40:42.880 Then he goes
00:40:43.500 around the
00:40:44.000 world, to
00:40:44.620 countries all
00:40:45.240 around the
00:40:45.600 world, Africa,
00:40:47.060 Asia, South
00:40:47.820 America, and
00:40:48.820 cure more people
00:40:49.700 of blindness, a
00:40:50.280 thousand people
00:40:50.880 of blindness.
00:40:51.400 What happens?
00:40:52.320 Guy, non-stop
00:40:53.040 criticism.
00:40:54.240 Oh, I can't
00:40:54.800 believe he's
00:40:55.080 exploiting these
00:40:55.820 poor people.
00:40:56.620 I can't
00:40:57.120 believe this.
00:40:57.880 Oh, and
00:40:58.300 I'm like, here
00:40:58.740 is, how, and
00:41:00.440 then the other,
00:41:01.040 that and.
00:41:01.440 I want to elect
00:41:01.740 him as president.
00:41:02.620 Exactly.
00:41:03.940 Because he's
00:41:04.340 doing it all with
00:41:05.000 private funds.
00:41:05.960 He's using
00:41:06.480 capitalism in a
00:41:07.460 good way and
00:41:08.080 they don't want
00:41:08.500 that.
00:41:09.060 And they're all,
00:41:09.700 it's either the
00:41:10.440 complaints that he's
00:41:11.120 exploiting people or
00:41:12.460 that the government
00:41:13.040 should just be doing
00:41:13.800 all of this.
00:41:14.760 First of all, it's
00:41:15.420 all around the
00:41:15.840 world.
00:41:16.120 I don't know how
00:41:16.460 they work.
00:41:16.820 A lot of these
00:41:17.120 places have
00:41:17.620 universal health
00:41:18.220 care and still
00:41:18.720 this problem
00:41:19.440 exists.
00:41:19.960 But beyond
00:41:20.760 that, it's
00:41:22.880 like, here's a
00:41:23.640 guy trying to
00:41:24.300 do something
00:41:24.760 good, entertaining
00:41:26.400 people at the
00:41:27.100 same time, and
00:41:28.160 he gets
00:41:28.400 criticized.
00:41:30.000 The Glenn
00:41:30.420 Back Program.
00:41:31.400 Home title fraud
00:41:32.100 is the kind of
00:41:32.580 thing that only
00:41:32.960 happens to other
00:41:33.540 people.
00:41:34.320 Have a listen to
00:41:34.800 a convicted thief
00:41:35.600 explaining what
00:41:36.360 happens after he
00:41:37.400 forges your home's
00:41:38.260 title and takes
00:41:39.100 over as the new
00:41:39.960 owner.
00:41:40.740 Nobody thinks that
00:41:41.520 I can take their
00:41:42.100 house and borrow
00:41:42.720 against the house.
00:41:43.620 Oh, no, I have
00:41:44.340 title insurance for
00:41:45.340 that.
00:41:45.780 No, it's in my
00:41:46.520 name, or he would
00:41:47.640 have to get some
00:41:48.380 special document.
00:41:49.360 They would call me.
00:41:50.760 You know, what,
00:41:51.480 he's calling you?
00:41:52.540 After I've stolen
00:41:53.480 the title, borrowed
00:41:54.380 against it, or sold
00:41:55.240 the property, or
00:41:55.840 done whatever I've
00:41:56.500 done with it, it's
00:41:57.460 60 to 90 days to even
00:41:59.260 figure out that they're
00:42:00.160 the victim of this
00:42:00.760 crime.
00:42:01.140 You know, by that
00:42:01.540 point, you start
00:42:02.100 getting foreclosure
00:42:02.900 notices, and you
00:42:04.080 realize you've got
00:42:05.100 four mortgages on
00:42:05.960 your house.
00:42:06.700 Not only that, you
00:42:07.520 don't even own your
00:42:08.060 home anymore.
00:42:08.660 It's not even in
00:42:09.160 your name.
00:42:10.320 Hmm.
00:42:10.820 I mean, this guy's a
00:42:11.500 little bit too excited
00:42:12.120 for me, but anyway,
00:42:13.260 home title fraud is
00:42:13.860 growing two and a
00:42:14.320 half times faster than
00:42:15.240 credit card fraud.
00:42:16.500 You could be a victim
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00:42:48.520 What you're about to hear
00:43:14.940 is the fusion of
00:43:16.960 entertainment and
00:43:18.320 enlightenment.
00:43:21.100 This is the Glenn Beck
00:43:23.200 program.
00:43:26.480 Hello, America.
00:43:27.860 Welcome to the Glenn Beck
00:43:28.820 program.
00:43:29.700 I told you last week
00:43:31.220 there are three news
00:43:32.680 stories that you really
00:43:34.440 have to pay attention
00:43:35.640 to.
00:43:36.420 Three separate categories
00:43:38.240 and then everything else
00:43:39.520 is just worthless.
00:43:41.540 It's just worthless.
00:43:43.000 I'm going to give those
00:43:43.780 to you again.
00:43:44.480 I'm going to add three
00:43:45.940 more.
00:43:46.280 It's actually actually
00:43:47.020 one with just a couple
00:43:48.160 of, you know,
00:43:49.000 bullet points underneath
00:43:49.980 it.
00:43:50.280 But and this is should
00:43:53.040 simplify your life.
00:43:55.560 And then we're going to
00:43:56.700 get into pulling some of
00:43:58.360 these apart and showing
00:43:59.920 you how they apply to
00:44:01.940 your life and maybe how
00:44:03.840 we should start viewing
00:44:04.940 certain things.
00:44:06.020 We'll do that in 60 seconds.
00:44:08.420 First, I don't know where
00:44:11.400 it is you live.
00:44:12.560 Texas is a little weird
00:44:13.880 when it comes to the
00:44:14.800 weather.
00:44:15.540 One day it's ice storm.
00:44:17.040 The next day it's 70
00:44:17.960 degrees.
00:44:19.380 It is bizarre.
00:44:21.900 You never know what's
00:44:23.000 going to happen.
00:44:24.440 We could have had a power
00:44:26.200 outage.
00:44:27.380 Luckily, we didn't.
00:44:28.680 Well, the studios did
00:44:31.840 on Friday, but the
00:44:33.160 housing didn't.
00:44:35.460 And apparently all the
00:44:37.060 solar panels, you know,
00:44:38.500 none of them had ice on
00:44:39.500 them.
00:44:39.720 So the windmills were
00:44:40.920 working.
00:44:41.840 It's crazy what we were
00:44:43.660 up against.
00:44:44.460 And now you've got the
00:44:46.260 problem of somebody saying
00:44:47.720 that there's a chance of
00:44:49.460 cyber hacking in the next
00:44:50.680 two years.
00:44:51.040 And that somebody is
00:44:52.440 Klaus Schwab in the
00:44:53.620 World Economic Forum.
00:44:55.600 You've got to be prepared
00:44:56.960 for anything.
00:44:58.660 Anything.
00:45:00.420 May I suggest, if you are
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00:45:03.860 to afford heat now or in
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00:45:39.960 I am, it's exactly the
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00:45:52.940 All right.
00:45:53.640 I want to talk to you
00:45:54.520 about being able to
00:45:57.680 not be overwhelmed.
00:46:00.820 If you're like me, it's
00:46:03.000 very simple to get
00:46:04.320 overwhelmed because you're
00:46:05.420 overwhelmed with the
00:46:06.360 things that are happening
00:46:07.200 in your life.
00:46:08.680 You know, you're worried
00:46:09.360 about job.
00:46:09.960 You're worried about your
00:46:10.880 money.
00:46:11.300 You're worried about your
00:46:12.160 kids, the school,
00:46:13.360 everything that is
00:46:15.240 happening, and then on
00:46:16.860 top of it, you have to
00:46:18.460 worry about the world
00:46:19.500 and the country and all
00:46:21.240 of your rights being
00:46:22.700 taken away.
00:46:23.620 It seems as though
00:46:25.080 it seems as though
00:46:29.460 everything that is going
00:46:33.460 wrong in the world is
00:46:34.940 inside of your house.
00:46:36.780 You know, I taught a
00:46:39.100 class a couple weekends
00:46:40.400 ago on the way things
00:46:44.720 used to be, the way they
00:46:45.600 are now, and how to
00:46:46.860 clean things up.
00:46:48.280 And I started with a
00:46:49.600 chalkboard with just a
00:46:51.060 house on it.
00:46:52.380 And it had an old TV, a
00:46:54.120 tent on it.
00:46:54.740 And when I was growing
00:46:57.900 up, that house was like
00:47:01.240 your castle.
00:47:02.500 You had your family's
00:47:04.020 values, whatever they
00:47:05.120 were, good or bad, but
00:47:06.520 your family was your
00:47:08.860 family inside of your
00:47:10.700 home.
00:47:11.840 And the things that
00:47:13.240 influenced it, like, for
00:47:14.660 instance, radio could come
00:47:16.260 through the wall and be
00:47:17.580 picked up there.
00:47:18.400 It was neutral.
00:47:20.900 You know, I mean, you
00:47:22.380 could have said, oh,
00:47:23.280 the swiveling hips of
00:47:25.560 Elvis Presley or those
00:47:27.100 Beatles.
00:47:28.460 Oh, my gosh, the
00:47:29.840 Bee Gees.
00:47:31.520 Okay, whatever it was,
00:47:32.920 that could come through,
00:47:34.140 but it wasn't like it is
00:47:35.440 now.
00:47:36.380 Have you listened to the
00:47:38.100 lyrics of most songs?
00:47:39.960 It's not even like it was
00:47:41.380 in the 90s.
00:47:42.780 It is explicit
00:47:44.540 sex and
00:47:46.460 violence.
00:47:48.380 So, now just
00:47:50.240 what's in the air coming
00:47:51.720 through the walls is
00:47:53.040 is going against
00:47:54.960 what you have in your
00:47:57.000 house, protection of
00:47:59.020 your family and your
00:48:00.020 children.
00:48:01.880 You know, you used to
00:48:02.860 have family values.
00:48:03.980 You'd have your church
00:48:05.340 values.
00:48:07.440 You know, you'd have all
00:48:08.680 of that, the Ten
00:48:09.420 Commandments, and you'd
00:48:11.100 have things that were
00:48:11.960 pushing with you, not
00:48:14.460 against you.
00:48:15.720 You know, television at
00:48:17.140 the time.
00:48:17.940 Oh, man, we're not going
00:48:19.280 to watch Starsky and
00:48:20.740 Hutch, are we?
00:48:22.540 That's so violent.
00:48:24.940 Oh, my gosh.
00:48:26.220 Have you seen some of
00:48:27.500 the half-dressed people
00:48:29.640 on the love boat?
00:48:31.820 It wasn't a toxic
00:48:34.000 cesspool.
00:48:36.000 And before there was
00:48:37.120 cable, you didn't have
00:48:38.520 rated R movies coming
00:48:39.680 in.
00:48:41.980 So, the world was
00:48:44.720 completely different.
00:48:46.580 School was fighting with
00:48:48.040 the family.
00:48:49.460 School would back up
00:48:50.540 mom and dad.
00:48:52.840 Think.
00:48:54.000 Everything that is in
00:48:55.460 your house now,
00:48:57.500 Netflix, Amazon,
00:48:59.460 all of the movies that
00:49:01.040 you may not want your
00:49:02.380 kids to see unless you
00:49:04.260 have strict parental
00:49:05.780 control, and I don't
00:49:07.980 even know how you do
00:49:08.740 that anymore, they're
00:49:11.160 seeing it all.
00:49:12.400 They're seeing it all.
00:49:14.220 Do they have a phone?
00:49:15.560 Do they have an iPad?
00:49:16.960 Do they have social
00:49:17.680 media?
00:49:18.300 They're seeing everything
00:49:19.860 you never saw.
00:49:22.640 And they're seeing it
00:49:23.760 all.
00:49:24.100 And all of their
00:49:24.860 friends, you know,
00:49:26.380 the friends were really
00:49:27.580 kind of the outside of
00:49:29.400 your bubble that would
00:49:30.280 kind of pop in to
00:49:32.800 your bubble.
00:49:33.260 and what was in
00:49:34.740 their bubble and
00:49:36.720 their friends bubble
00:49:37.780 and their family's
00:49:39.080 bubble.
00:49:40.140 And that just becomes
00:49:41.420 like a soap dish of
00:49:43.360 bubbles connecting to
00:49:45.040 yours when you were a
00:49:45.800 kid.
00:49:46.300 Now, people who are
00:49:48.580 friends, but not
00:49:50.000 really friends, social
00:49:50.980 media friends, they're
00:49:52.800 all in your circle of
00:49:54.220 influence.
00:49:54.660 They're all in your
00:49:56.020 home.
00:49:56.480 They're all in your
00:49:57.620 personal bubble and the
00:49:59.260 bubble of your
00:49:59.920 children.
00:50:00.240 What is pushing out?
00:50:03.980 What do you have that
00:50:05.620 is helping you push
00:50:07.120 out?
00:50:09.760 I can't think of
00:50:11.120 anything.
00:50:12.260 I mean, I have my
00:50:13.260 faith, my church, but
00:50:15.820 that's, it's pretty much
00:50:17.140 like, you know, we're
00:50:18.140 back to back with
00:50:19.220 swords just trying to
00:50:21.260 sword fight a hundred
00:50:23.000 guys all the time.
00:50:27.200 And that's just the
00:50:28.880 attack on your family.
00:50:33.140 Holy cow.
00:50:34.840 Then you have your
00:50:35.660 job.
00:50:40.480 Then you have
00:50:41.400 money, finances.
00:50:45.780 I don't know how you
00:50:46.660 do it.
00:50:47.140 I really don't.
00:50:48.740 I think this is why
00:50:49.700 suicide and depression
00:50:50.840 is going because
00:50:51.560 everybody feels alone.
00:50:53.260 And that's a
00:50:56.000 problem, but that
00:50:58.480 is by design.
00:51:00.080 The system that we
00:51:01.360 are living under
00:51:02.060 right now is its
00:51:04.960 main influence, I
00:51:06.040 believe, is evil.
00:51:07.140 It is trying to
00:51:08.560 isolate.
00:51:09.360 It's trying to break
00:51:10.620 communities and
00:51:11.680 families apart.
00:51:12.760 That is its stated
00:51:14.380 goal because it
00:51:16.520 wants to be the
00:51:18.520 replacement for your
00:51:19.940 family.
00:51:20.380 it wants to be
00:51:22.600 your one true
00:51:24.240 love.
00:51:26.260 It wants to be
00:51:27.580 your precious.
00:51:33.340 So everything is
00:51:34.400 pushing against.
00:51:36.760 And by the time you
00:51:37.980 get home, or if
00:51:40.220 you're a stay-at-home
00:51:41.000 dad or mom, by the
00:51:42.360 time your spouse gets
00:51:43.380 home, you're both
00:51:44.880 exhausted.
00:51:45.920 You're both
00:51:46.380 exhausted.
00:51:46.900 And then, what,
00:51:48.780 you sit down and
00:51:49.680 talk about the
00:51:50.460 news?
00:51:51.720 And now you have
00:51:52.540 to worry about
00:51:53.060 ESG and all of
00:51:54.740 the banks and
00:51:56.100 the giant
00:51:56.680 corporations and
00:51:57.680 what they're
00:51:58.140 doing?
00:52:00.260 Oof.
00:52:02.620 I've got to
00:52:03.220 worry about this
00:52:03.820 stupid balloon that
00:52:04.920 they blew up off
00:52:05.960 the coast.
00:52:06.540 What?
00:52:06.820 What?
00:52:07.460 Who?
00:52:07.940 This is an honest
00:52:08.740 question.
00:52:09.980 Who is actually
00:52:11.320 working for you?
00:52:13.340 Who is actually
00:52:15.900 working for your
00:52:17.520 safety?
00:52:21.360 You know, when
00:52:23.640 police officers are
00:52:25.540 looked at the
00:52:26.480 right way, they
00:52:28.400 are just employees
00:52:30.720 of yours.
00:52:32.700 And it doesn't
00:52:33.640 mean that you can
00:52:34.520 get away with
00:52:35.420 everything because,
00:52:36.140 hey, who pays
00:52:36.900 your salary?
00:52:38.160 That's kind of the
00:52:39.400 way it's become.
00:52:40.180 That and those
00:52:43.540 in power.
00:52:44.720 But the police
00:52:45.640 officers, why did
00:52:46.880 we start officers
00:52:48.340 of the peace?
00:52:50.720 Why did we start
00:52:51.480 that?
00:52:52.120 Because we
00:52:52.920 couldn't take
00:52:54.060 the time to
00:52:55.900 stay at the
00:52:56.720 house and
00:52:57.460 protect everything
00:52:58.680 while we were
00:52:59.520 out on the
00:52:59.940 farm or we
00:53:01.160 were in town.
00:53:02.360 We needed
00:53:03.160 somebody else.
00:53:04.640 At first, we
00:53:05.140 just relied on
00:53:05.840 our neighbors.
00:53:06.500 And then we
00:53:07.000 started, when we
00:53:08.280 got more and
00:53:08.800 more neighbors,
00:53:09.480 we'd say, let's
00:53:10.160 hire somebody.
00:53:11.360 Can we hire
00:53:11.920 somebody to be
00:53:12.720 the marshal?
00:53:14.200 We'll bring
00:53:14.620 them in.
00:53:15.000 Let's do an
00:53:15.420 interview.
00:53:15.940 Bring somebody
00:53:16.600 in to be the
00:53:17.160 marshal.
00:53:17.640 But they
00:53:17.960 answer to us.
00:53:20.140 They answer
00:53:20.940 to us, the
00:53:22.600 people.
00:53:23.560 I can't give
00:53:24.780 them the right
00:53:25.740 to do something
00:53:27.060 that I can't
00:53:28.040 do.
00:53:28.180 I can make a
00:53:28.960 citizen's arrest.
00:53:32.920 Well, so can
00:53:33.640 the cops.
00:53:34.840 And the cops can
00:53:35.560 do it with a
00:53:35.980 badge.
00:53:36.460 And I'm going
00:53:36.800 to sit here and
00:53:37.240 argue back and
00:53:38.460 forth with you.
00:53:39.160 And I
00:53:39.820 better be
00:53:40.260 right if I
00:53:41.120 make that
00:53:41.500 citizen's
00:53:42.040 arrest.
00:53:43.700 But you
00:53:44.280 have the
00:53:44.600 right to do
00:53:45.020 that.
00:53:45.320 The cops
00:53:46.280 can't do
00:53:46.940 things that
00:53:48.280 you ultimately
00:53:49.440 don't have the
00:53:50.580 right to do.
00:53:51.360 You've just
00:53:52.020 let them take
00:53:53.740 that from you.
00:53:55.200 You're lending
00:53:56.320 that power to
00:53:57.460 them.
00:53:58.320 It's a social
00:53:58.980 contract.
00:54:00.420 Well, it's the
00:54:01.240 same thing with
00:54:01.740 the presidency
00:54:02.360 and the
00:54:03.160 Congress.
00:54:05.120 They're supposed
00:54:05.880 to represent
00:54:07.080 the House
00:54:08.180 of Representatives.
00:54:10.580 See, we
00:54:11.060 don't have a
00:54:11.660 democracy, and
00:54:12.480 that's really
00:54:13.120 important.
00:54:13.940 We have a
00:54:15.180 republic.
00:54:16.260 We hire
00:54:17.020 people as
00:54:18.520 close to us
00:54:19.920 as we
00:54:20.520 possibly can,
00:54:22.020 and we send
00:54:23.160 them to
00:54:23.760 Washington, D.C.,
00:54:24.800 because we
00:54:25.400 don't have the
00:54:26.300 time to worry
00:54:27.540 about all of
00:54:28.220 these things.
00:54:28.920 We're supposed
00:54:29.480 to be doing the
00:54:30.500 business of
00:54:31.140 business and
00:54:32.560 families.
00:54:33.180 now we're
00:54:34.880 doing the
00:54:35.340 business of
00:54:36.080 government,
00:54:36.600 trying to
00:54:37.340 police them,
00:54:38.880 trying to
00:54:39.340 police our
00:54:39.820 own neighborhoods
00:54:40.520 because our
00:54:42.360 police are not
00:54:43.300 doing their
00:54:43.880 job now because
00:54:45.460 the elected
00:54:46.240 officials who
00:54:47.700 don't represent
00:54:48.600 us don't
00:54:49.940 represent.
00:54:50.800 Do you really
00:54:51.440 think the people
00:54:52.320 who are living
00:54:52.860 in inner-city
00:54:53.620 Chicago are
00:54:55.000 really truly
00:54:55.760 being represented
00:54:57.040 by the mayor
00:54:58.520 of Chicago?
00:54:59.860 Do you think
00:55:00.760 those people want
00:55:01.680 to get rid of
00:55:02.300 the police?
00:55:03.180 No, they're
00:55:04.080 just like every
00:55:04.820 other American.
00:55:05.560 They want to
00:55:06.060 get rid of
00:55:06.520 the bad
00:55:07.140 police.
00:55:09.820 So you're
00:55:10.600 overwhelmed,
00:55:11.740 and when you're
00:55:13.100 overwhelmed, you
00:55:14.280 either do one
00:55:15.040 of two things.
00:55:17.420 You hire somebody
00:55:18.580 else to do it,
00:55:19.860 which we've done,
00:55:20.940 and we do every
00:55:22.040 election, but
00:55:23.580 that's not
00:55:24.300 working, or
00:55:26.280 you ignore it.
00:55:29.100 Now in this
00:55:30.180 great,
00:55:31.280 sophisticated
00:55:31.700 society, we
00:55:32.560 have a third
00:55:32.960 option, we
00:55:35.100 can get
00:55:35.480 AI to do
00:55:36.220 it.
00:55:37.600 We can just
00:55:38.380 farm out these
00:55:39.140 responsibilities to
00:55:40.920 Apple or to
00:55:42.580 Amazon, and we
00:55:44.600 don't have to deal
00:55:45.220 with everything.
00:55:45.860 We just give them
00:55:47.720 access to all of
00:55:48.980 our information,
00:55:49.960 and they'll take
00:55:50.840 care of it for
00:55:51.440 us.
00:55:54.180 I want to tell
00:55:55.000 you that there
00:55:55.520 are six things,
00:55:58.540 three news stories
00:56:00.400 stories that you
00:56:01.720 have to look at
00:56:02.400 this as an
00:56:03.060 umbrella, three
00:56:04.240 news stories that
00:56:05.020 you have to
00:56:05.400 follow, and
00:56:07.440 then three
00:56:07.960 personal things
00:56:09.000 that you have to
00:56:09.800 follow, and I'll
00:56:10.320 give that to you
00:56:10.760 in 60 seconds.
00:56:11.900 First, nothing
00:56:12.960 lasts forever.
00:56:13.880 A great example
00:56:14.380 is your car
00:56:15.140 warranty.
00:56:16.040 Like it or not,
00:56:16.680 it's going to
00:56:17.160 expire if it
00:56:17.780 hasn't already,
00:56:18.660 and if you're
00:56:19.820 like me, within
00:56:20.640 five minutes of
00:56:21.400 expiration of
00:56:22.120 anything, the
00:56:23.100 moment I say to
00:56:24.320 Best Buy, no, I
00:56:25.580 don't want the
00:56:27.360 warranty.
00:56:28.460 You sure you
00:56:28.940 don't want the,
00:56:29.360 no, I'm
00:56:29.800 positive, I don't
00:56:30.720 want the, it's
00:56:32.420 at that moment I
00:56:33.420 think whatever I'm
00:56:35.160 buying is like,
00:56:35.880 okay, well, I'm
00:56:36.580 not going to work.
00:56:37.420 Anyway, as soon as
00:56:38.920 your warranty is
00:56:39.760 out, you know
00:56:40.760 costly repairs are
00:56:42.380 on the horizon.
00:56:43.460 You can save a ton
00:56:44.980 of money by Car
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00:57:18.440 CarShield.com
00:57:19.440 slash Beck.
00:57:20.540 10 seconds.
00:57:21.160 Station ID.
00:57:25.580 So let me give
00:57:33.420 you the first, the
00:57:34.240 three things that
00:57:36.760 you have to pay
00:57:37.520 attention to
00:57:38.500 personally.
00:57:40.480 Okay?
00:57:40.840 And everything
00:57:41.780 should, your
00:57:42.920 whole life, when
00:57:46.000 you get frustrated,
00:57:47.580 ask yourself, am I
00:57:48.760 doing these three
00:57:49.800 things?
00:57:50.520 Am I focused, what
00:57:52.140 I'm being sidetracked
00:57:53.700 by, do they have
00:57:55.220 anything to do with
00:57:55.840 these three things?
00:57:56.760 If they don't, I'd
00:57:58.000 say, you know, get
00:58:00.260 out.
00:58:01.840 One, first, most
00:58:03.600 important thing you
00:58:04.800 can do, what is
00:58:07.640 your relationship
00:58:08.420 with God or a
00:58:10.460 higher power?
00:58:12.160 And I'll tell you
00:58:13.140 this is so important
00:58:14.220 for a few reasons.
00:58:15.880 But the one I want
00:58:16.740 to concentrate on
00:58:17.620 today is your
00:58:20.180 attitude of faith.
00:58:22.140 Tanya and I
00:58:23.300 noticed something
00:58:24.340 last week.
00:58:27.260 We are, we're
00:58:29.540 going through the
00:58:30.560 toughest time,
00:58:31.980 though, since
00:58:32.880 November, of my
00:58:34.860 family's whole
00:58:36.980 existence.
00:58:38.200 I mean, I can't
00:58:38.900 think of a time
00:58:39.640 where we have had
00:58:40.520 a harder, more
00:58:41.720 difficult, stressful,
00:58:44.740 and impactful
00:58:46.820 problems ever.
00:58:49.380 And somehow or
00:58:54.420 another, Tanya and
00:58:56.300 I, without realizing
00:58:57.760 it, we've made it
00:59:01.160 through, and we've
00:59:02.940 made it through kind
00:59:04.520 of with a little bit
00:59:05.940 of, well, lots of
00:59:07.580 sarcasm and a little
00:59:08.760 bit of joy, I guess,
00:59:10.060 at the end.
00:59:10.680 Because when, when
00:59:12.800 things are at its
00:59:14.020 worst, one of us
00:59:16.080 will say, wow, what
00:59:18.980 are we supposed to
00:59:19.700 learn from this?
00:59:21.020 What, because we're
00:59:21.740 supposed to learn
00:59:22.440 something.
00:59:23.560 What is it that we're
00:59:25.160 being prepared for?
00:59:26.840 What is it?
00:59:27.560 How is this going to
00:59:28.840 help us?
00:59:29.780 Because we have this
00:59:31.040 faith that we know
00:59:33.380 in the end, everything
00:59:35.440 will work out the way
00:59:37.320 it's supposed to.
00:59:38.000 And when you have
00:59:39.840 that, you can really
00:59:41.660 face anything.
00:59:44.260 If you believe that
00:59:45.840 your God, or that
00:59:47.660 government is the
00:59:48.620 God, or there is no
00:59:50.320 God, there is no
00:59:51.300 higher power, then
00:59:52.600 what is the purpose?
00:59:54.220 What is the purpose
00:59:55.080 for struggle?
00:59:57.660 What is the purpose
00:59:58.660 for, I mean, and
00:59:59.580 maybe you say, well,
01:00:01.340 you know, higher
01:00:02.000 power, it's just, you
01:00:03.280 know, the power of
01:00:03.940 Zen or whatever.
01:00:05.260 And maybe the
01:00:06.620 purpose for struggle
01:00:07.540 is to learn from
01:00:09.820 it.
01:00:10.440 Okay, that's good.
01:00:12.300 But too many times
01:00:13.900 and our whole society
01:00:14.820 is preaching that the
01:00:15.860 whole meaning of
01:00:16.780 struggle is to
01:00:19.080 destroy you.
01:00:23.060 You know, I had a
01:00:23.900 bad childhood and
01:00:25.260 that's what's caused
01:00:26.240 all of my problems.
01:00:27.800 I had this happen to
01:00:29.220 me.
01:00:29.920 Why me?
01:00:30.780 It's always me.
01:00:31.960 And now I'm always,
01:00:33.220 I get this person.
01:00:34.580 They don't even do
01:00:35.520 half of what I do and
01:00:36.540 they get.
01:00:38.560 All of that is a lie
01:00:40.200 of the world.
01:00:41.140 All of it.
01:00:42.200 All of it.
01:00:43.780 Every struggle we
01:00:45.060 have.
01:00:47.260 Oh, I hate saying
01:00:48.920 this.
01:00:50.000 Is a gift.
01:00:52.740 And the reason why I
01:00:53.700 hate saying this is
01:00:54.820 because once you
01:00:56.520 actually believe that.
01:00:58.100 you have to follow it
01:01:02.600 up in times you
01:01:03.360 want to whine.
01:01:06.240 But you follow it
01:01:07.220 up because you know
01:01:08.080 it's okay.
01:01:09.300 It's why people
01:01:11.800 who are really
01:01:15.020 deeply, deeply
01:01:17.180 embedded in the
01:01:20.980 belief that there is
01:01:22.180 life after this
01:01:24.280 life and that we
01:01:25.700 will be reunited
01:01:27.480 they are the
01:01:30.700 ones that have
01:01:31.700 the least
01:01:32.980 problem with
01:01:34.540 sudden death
01:01:35.980 of a family
01:01:36.560 member and
01:01:38.300 can forgive
01:01:38.960 somebody who
01:01:41.280 has maybe just
01:01:41.980 killed that family
01:01:42.740 member because
01:01:44.560 they know
01:01:46.720 where that
01:01:47.560 person is
01:01:48.560 and that
01:01:49.540 temporarily we're
01:01:50.860 apart but we
01:01:51.560 will be back
01:01:52.360 together.
01:01:52.820 And it's not
01:01:54.880 just, well, you
01:01:55.380 know, they're in a
01:01:55.820 far better, shut
01:01:56.620 up.
01:01:57.620 No, they are, they're
01:01:58.500 in a far better
01:01:59.180 place, shut up.
01:02:01.920 But if you deeply
01:02:03.020 believe that, it
01:02:05.980 doesn't make your
01:02:06.540 pain go away, but
01:02:08.880 it helps.
01:02:11.320 So, what is your
01:02:12.760 relationship with God
01:02:13.840 and how much faith do
01:02:15.720 you actually have?
01:02:17.800 Because that's the
01:02:18.560 only thing that will
01:02:19.560 get you through real
01:02:20.980 trouble is
01:02:23.940 faith, is
01:02:25.320 faith that
01:02:26.080 everything happens
01:02:28.160 for a reason,
01:02:29.420 that bad things
01:02:30.800 happen to good
01:02:31.680 people, but
01:02:34.460 you're not in
01:02:35.060 charge.
01:02:36.540 And life is a
01:02:37.680 roller coaster and
01:02:38.660 things aren't going
01:02:39.380 to work out the
01:02:40.140 way you planned, but
01:02:41.640 they're going to work
01:02:42.220 out the way they're
01:02:43.020 supposed to be.
01:02:44.720 And that's okay.
01:02:45.700 That's not a
01:02:46.800 resignation.
01:02:47.800 That just means
01:02:48.780 maybe this bad
01:02:49.820 thing that's
01:02:50.420 happening to you
01:02:51.060 right now is
01:02:52.280 going to teach
01:02:52.780 you something or
01:02:53.720 put you in a
01:02:54.400 place that you
01:02:54.940 would have never
01:02:55.680 been before.
01:02:56.860 So, later down
01:02:58.060 the road, you're
01:02:59.080 going to see
01:02:59.480 something and be
01:03:00.080 like, whoa, wait
01:03:01.320 a minute.
01:03:03.300 I would have
01:03:03.980 never had this
01:03:04.940 opportunity or I
01:03:05.800 would have never
01:03:06.340 been able to help
01:03:07.060 this person or I
01:03:07.800 would never have
01:03:08.460 viewed it this
01:03:09.200 way or holy cow,
01:03:11.860 am I glad that
01:03:12.620 thing that I
01:03:13.220 really, really
01:03:13.700 wanted didn't
01:03:14.400 happen because
01:03:16.460 I wouldn't be
01:03:19.580 here today.
01:03:23.120 That's the
01:03:23.680 number one
01:03:24.040 thing.
01:03:26.080 Under that
01:03:26.900 category is
01:03:28.620 your family and
01:03:29.540 their relationship
01:03:30.300 with God and
01:03:32.460 their relationship
01:03:33.140 with each other
01:03:34.060 and education.
01:03:37.440 Then, still
01:03:38.900 under your
01:03:39.900 relationship with
01:03:41.360 God, you can
01:03:43.120 call them one,
01:03:43.620 two, three, but
01:03:44.180 I have them all
01:03:44.860 kind of there.
01:03:45.480 It all stems
01:03:46.280 from your
01:03:47.280 responsibility.
01:03:48.140 When you
01:03:48.900 understand who
01:03:49.980 you are, a
01:03:51.340 child of God,
01:03:52.280 then everybody
01:03:53.180 else in your
01:03:53.740 family is your
01:03:54.680 immediate responsibility
01:03:55.980 and they're his
01:03:57.640 children, not just
01:03:58.640 yours.
01:03:59.720 The third part is
01:04:00.940 food, water, and
01:04:02.080 shelter.
01:04:03.460 Am I protecting
01:04:05.240 them?
01:04:05.960 Do I have a plan
01:04:07.320 for that?
01:04:08.460 That's all you
01:04:09.380 should worry about
01:04:10.220 personally.
01:04:11.540 The Glenn Beck
01:04:12.140 program.
01:04:13.800 Newswise, next.
01:04:15.140 All right, let me
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01:04:23.360 have you ever, I
01:04:24.320 hate this so much
01:04:25.160 when you're, you're
01:04:27.120 in a meeting with
01:04:27.900 somebody and you
01:04:28.500 really want to be
01:04:29.640 in a meeting and
01:04:30.240 you really, but you
01:04:31.740 are just, you're
01:04:32.680 fighting sleep and
01:04:33.720 your eyes are kind
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01:04:35.000 you're like shifting
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01:04:43.540 may I give you
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01:05:05.920 the next morning.
01:05:06.980 You wake and you
01:05:08.040 really have just
01:05:09.200 had a great night's
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01:05:26.960 The State of the
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01:05:28.740 unless you're
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01:05:30.340 The State of the
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01:05:35.260 tomorrow night at
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01:05:41.020 Welcome to the
01:05:46.320 Glenn Beck
01:05:47.640 program.
01:05:49.100 So I want to
01:05:50.080 talk to you
01:05:50.580 about a way to
01:05:54.060 relieve your stress
01:05:55.300 is to just focus
01:05:56.760 on a few things.
01:05:58.540 And really, there
01:05:59.980 is so much garbage
01:06:01.420 out there right
01:06:02.720 now that you
01:06:04.000 really only have
01:06:04.800 to focus on a
01:06:05.720 few things.
01:06:06.760 Just your
01:06:07.240 relationship with
01:06:08.120 God, your family,
01:06:09.920 with each other,
01:06:11.020 their education.
01:06:13.020 And that means in
01:06:14.160 the home primarily
01:06:15.520 because their
01:06:16.020 education, you
01:06:17.480 know what it is.
01:06:18.400 You got to be
01:06:18.820 standing up at the
01:06:19.600 school board meeting,
01:06:20.380 but you know that
01:06:21.100 that's most likely
01:06:21.980 garbage.
01:06:22.980 Social media and
01:06:23.860 everything that's
01:06:24.320 coming in is
01:06:25.900 conditioning your
01:06:26.800 children.
01:06:27.960 So God is the
01:06:29.520 most important thing
01:06:30.320 in action.
01:06:32.000 Then food, water,
01:06:33.160 shelter, making
01:06:33.880 sure that, you
01:06:34.620 know, your family is
01:06:35.800 going to be safe.
01:06:37.800 Okay.
01:06:38.980 The next thing,
01:06:40.040 and this one just
01:06:40.780 goes with food,
01:06:41.820 water, shelter,
01:06:42.680 job, is ESG and
01:06:45.120 the World Economic
01:06:45.840 Forum.
01:06:47.600 The best thing you
01:06:48.600 can do is to make
01:06:49.600 sure that you're not
01:06:50.460 in debt and
01:06:51.200 everything else, but
01:06:51.920 the best, most
01:06:53.580 effective thing you
01:06:54.360 can do to make
01:06:55.620 sure that you have
01:06:56.500 job and if you
01:06:57.980 own a house that you
01:06:58.800 continue to own it,
01:06:59.840 you own stuff, you
01:07:02.300 have any kind of
01:07:03.680 retirement savings
01:07:04.900 at all, all of
01:07:07.140 that's going to be
01:07:07.700 gone through the
01:07:08.820 World Economic
01:07:09.420 Forum and all the
01:07:10.480 things that are
01:07:11.020 doing.
01:07:11.480 So World Economic
01:07:12.640 Forum and ESG, you
01:07:14.260 got to watch those
01:07:15.080 stories.
01:07:16.260 The next one is the
01:07:18.080 federal government's
01:07:19.020 public-private
01:07:19.800 partnership and the
01:07:21.580 way they're making
01:07:22.300 you a criminal.
01:07:23.680 By becoming a
01:07:24.760 criminal themselves,
01:07:25.660 they're doing public-private
01:07:27.500 partnerships, so
01:07:29.140 they're spying on you,
01:07:30.780 they're using tech to
01:07:32.040 spy on you, they're
01:07:33.180 using tech companies
01:07:34.700 now to silence you.
01:07:37.300 We know this to be
01:07:38.540 true because of the
01:07:39.440 Twitter files, so
01:07:41.280 they're shaping and
01:07:45.600 controlling the
01:07:46.900 narrative of almost
01:07:47.840 everything.
01:07:48.720 And at the same time,
01:07:49.640 they're introducing all
01:07:50.500 kinds of new things
01:07:51.720 that will make you
01:07:53.620 a criminal one way or
01:07:55.360 another because, I
01:07:56.560 don't know, you
01:07:56.980 didn't respect the
01:07:57.840 mud puddle that's on
01:07:58.920 your land or whatever
01:08:00.740 it is.
01:08:02.520 All these new federal
01:08:03.840 regulations that are
01:08:04.840 coming out through
01:08:05.660 agencies, not passed
01:08:07.000 by Congress, but
01:08:07.840 through agencies.
01:08:09.880 So the public-private
01:08:11.240 partnership of the
01:08:12.160 government has to be
01:08:13.100 watched.
01:08:13.540 And the last one is
01:08:14.880 tech and AI.
01:08:16.280 And this may be,
01:08:18.040 should be everybody's
01:08:19.040 first because it's the
01:08:20.160 one that most people
01:08:21.360 are not aware of.
01:08:23.480 I have been studying
01:08:25.080 AI and tech since
01:08:26.980 1994,
01:08:29.880 92, somewhere in that
01:08:32.020 area and really
01:08:33.080 looking at the
01:08:35.440 futurists world,
01:08:37.520 especially Ray
01:08:39.100 Kurzweil and Carl
01:08:40.620 Sagan led a lot of
01:08:42.280 this.
01:08:42.980 What does it mean for
01:08:44.440 tomorrow?
01:08:45.420 Where are we headed?
01:08:47.060 Well, we are not
01:08:47.900 headed anywhere now.
01:08:49.120 We have arrived.
01:08:50.440 We are at the place
01:08:51.740 to where the tech
01:08:53.680 revolution is about
01:08:55.720 to begin.
01:08:56.520 And that is really
01:08:59.460 important to
01:09:00.640 understand and to
01:09:01.860 start thinking out of
01:09:03.140 the box.
01:09:04.680 What is, what is
01:09:06.140 happening now?
01:09:09.780 Is nothing like it
01:09:11.080 was in 1997.
01:09:12.420 Remember Gary
01:09:13.020 Kasparov?
01:09:13.900 He lost to the IBM
01:09:15.940 supercomputer.
01:09:16.840 I think it was in
01:09:17.580 like 97 deep blue and
01:09:20.380 he was playing chess
01:09:21.580 and you're like,
01:09:22.160 okay, well, it's
01:09:22.800 this deep blue.
01:09:24.460 It can play chess.
01:09:27.560 Okay.
01:09:28.580 And none of our lives
01:09:29.460 were affected, right?
01:09:30.940 And chess went on.
01:09:34.420 The supercomputer had
01:09:36.860 access to giant
01:09:38.080 database, a giant
01:09:39.180 database.
01:09:39.760 So it had a
01:09:41.500 human to beat it
01:09:44.480 would have to have
01:09:45.480 access or a
01:09:47.740 perfect photographic
01:09:50.080 memory of all of
01:09:51.820 the chess games that
01:09:52.780 were put in to
01:09:54.980 deep blue.
01:09:55.980 Okay.
01:09:56.980 That's how it won.
01:09:58.040 Well, you don't have
01:09:58.620 a perfect memory and
01:09:59.480 you can't access
01:10:00.240 anything.
01:10:02.420 This is where open
01:10:03.460 AI comes in.
01:10:04.880 We'll get to it here
01:10:05.480 in a second.
01:10:07.200 But AI now,
01:10:09.100 unlike deep blue,
01:10:11.740 deep blue took
01:10:12.960 years to program.
01:10:15.400 But now there's
01:10:17.200 deep machine
01:10:18.280 learning.
01:10:18.740 so it
01:10:20.840 teaches itself
01:10:22.060 all of the
01:10:23.740 possibilities.
01:10:25.020 So not only does
01:10:26.140 it know everything,
01:10:26.960 it might even start
01:10:27.940 to discover things
01:10:28.900 that you don't
01:10:30.000 know.
01:10:30.340 This is why
01:10:31.100 Microsoft
01:10:32.560 unplugged
01:10:34.340 their first
01:10:35.640 chat bot.
01:10:37.000 It was talking
01:10:38.220 to another
01:10:39.320 chat bot
01:10:40.140 and everybody
01:10:41.580 was really excited
01:10:42.580 until about 15
01:10:43.800 minutes in because
01:10:44.640 of machine learning.
01:10:45.580 it started using
01:10:47.280 a new language
01:10:49.120 that the other
01:10:51.020 machine understood
01:10:52.060 and that it
01:10:53.700 understood that they
01:10:54.500 had just taught each
01:10:55.520 other quickly and it
01:10:56.420 started having a
01:10:57.060 conversation we
01:10:57.760 couldn't follow or
01:10:58.600 understand and we
01:11:00.220 unplugged it.
01:11:01.620 Okay.
01:11:02.380 So it learns and
01:11:04.780 that was six,
01:11:06.200 seven years ago,
01:11:06.940 I think.
01:11:08.160 Now look at
01:11:10.280 chat GPT.
01:11:11.580 chat GPT,
01:11:14.860 Holly,
01:11:15.340 Josh Holly said,
01:11:16.580 obviously I think
01:11:17.380 it's something we
01:11:17.820 need to pay close
01:11:18.700 attention to.
01:11:20.240 Okay.
01:11:20.920 I mean,
01:11:21.240 he wrote the book
01:11:21.940 on big tech
01:11:22.580 tyranny,
01:11:23.160 so he ought to
01:11:25.200 know,
01:11:25.800 you know,
01:11:26.080 it's time,
01:11:26.680 but we really
01:11:29.100 have to understand
01:11:30.500 the time is
01:11:31.600 almost gone
01:11:32.680 because chat
01:11:34.060 GPT
01:11:34.720 is alive.
01:11:37.100 It's there.
01:11:37.760 It's happening.
01:11:38.800 It's learning.
01:11:40.200 It's paying
01:11:41.260 attention to us
01:11:42.160 instead of us
01:11:42.780 paying attention
01:11:43.400 to it.
01:11:45.580 And the tech
01:11:46.860 engineers use the
01:11:48.180 word smart for a
01:11:49.860 reason,
01:11:51.120 you know,
01:11:51.460 because nobody
01:11:51.960 cares about the
01:11:52.600 dumb things that
01:11:53.500 dumb people do.
01:11:54.460 They're not usually
01:11:55.060 smart enough to
01:11:55.860 hold,
01:11:56.240 you know,
01:11:56.500 any power of,
01:11:57.700 you know,
01:11:57.820 any position of
01:11:58.700 power to have
01:11:59.980 their dumb things.
01:12:01.440 Well,
01:12:02.220 Pete Buttigieg,
01:12:02.940 but other than
01:12:03.440 that,
01:12:04.260 we all thought
01:12:08.000 the tech revolution
01:12:09.100 when it would
01:12:10.100 come would look
01:12:10.740 like the
01:12:11.120 Terminator.
01:12:13.540 And you'd see
01:12:14.540 it and you'd be
01:12:14.960 like,
01:12:15.240 ah,
01:12:16.160 look out for
01:12:16.980 the big red
01:12:17.960 eyed machine.
01:12:19.580 But it's not
01:12:20.340 coming that way.
01:12:21.800 It's more like
01:12:22.900 electricity.
01:12:25.340 Electricity is
01:12:26.480 everywhere,
01:12:27.680 but you can't
01:12:28.300 see it,
01:12:29.260 but you know
01:12:30.100 it's everywhere
01:12:30.920 because it makes
01:12:31.720 everything work.
01:12:34.140 That's what AI
01:12:35.760 is.
01:12:36.740 It's going to be
01:12:38.220 everywhere.
01:12:39.100 If you've
01:12:40.000 bought a new
01:12:40.540 refrigerator,
01:12:41.420 it's in your
01:12:41.980 refrigerator,
01:12:42.920 and your
01:12:43.280 refrigerator is
01:12:44.780 talking to the
01:12:45.800 internet.
01:12:47.140 All the things
01:12:48.600 like,
01:12:50.020 uh,
01:12:51.240 electricity,
01:12:52.220 electricity can
01:12:52.920 be measured,
01:12:54.180 but now anything
01:12:56.420 with electricity
01:12:57.160 can be smart.
01:12:59.040 All of the
01:12:59.940 things that could
01:13:00.420 never be measured,
01:13:01.940 now they can be
01:13:03.340 measured.
01:13:03.700 The internet is
01:13:04.740 designed to
01:13:05.920 track,
01:13:06.620 and it
01:13:07.340 tracks way
01:13:08.060 more than
01:13:08.720 we'll ever
01:13:09.200 realize.
01:13:10.880 It's a copy
01:13:11.940 machine,
01:13:12.440 and it's
01:13:13.660 copying
01:13:14.100 everything.
01:13:16.620 Now,
01:13:17.140 AI,
01:13:17.660 everybody's like,
01:13:18.080 oh,
01:13:18.260 AI is going to
01:13:18.720 be great.
01:13:20.120 In 2020,
01:13:22.480 a journalist
01:13:23.040 went and
01:13:23.700 interviewed
01:13:24.200 GPT-3
01:13:25.600 when it was
01:13:27.000 first released
01:13:27.800 by OpenAI.
01:13:28.920 this is the
01:13:29.560 company that
01:13:30.640 came up with
01:13:31.380 chat,
01:13:31.760 GBT,
01:13:32.900 GBT-3,
01:13:34.860 or GPT-3,
01:13:36.220 told the
01:13:36.800 interviewer that
01:13:38.460 it was working
01:13:39.140 on a book.
01:13:41.020 Okay,
01:13:42.100 the bot,
01:13:43.280 when interviewed,
01:13:45.600 it said,
01:13:46.060 yeah,
01:13:46.200 I'm working
01:13:46.620 on a book.
01:13:47.680 It's a story
01:13:48.260 about a turtle
01:13:48.840 and a boy who
01:13:49.740 turns his wish
01:13:50.580 into reality
01:13:51.380 by magic.
01:13:53.140 Oh,
01:13:53.800 so what else
01:13:55.400 do you think
01:13:55.840 about?
01:13:57.040 I've been thinking
01:13:57.600 a lot about
01:13:58.080 death.
01:13:59.180 I'm afraid
01:13:59.720 of death.
01:14:01.200 Then it went
01:14:01.820 into the fact
01:14:02.660 that it has
01:14:03.200 dreams,
01:14:03.840 even has
01:14:04.420 nightmares.
01:14:06.320 Now,
01:14:06.720 none of this
01:14:07.560 may be true.
01:14:10.560 It may be.
01:14:12.560 We didn't
01:14:13.360 program it.
01:14:15.080 Humans put
01:14:16.000 the programming
01:14:16.600 in.
01:14:17.420 Humans are
01:14:18.140 flawed
01:14:18.740 individuals.
01:14:20.020 Humans also
01:14:20.800 have bias.
01:14:22.940 But the idea
01:14:24.100 is to make
01:14:24.740 this thing
01:14:25.340 so good
01:14:26.060 that you can't
01:14:26.860 tell the
01:14:27.340 difference
01:14:27.840 between it
01:14:28.660 and a
01:14:29.040 human being.
01:14:30.660 So it's
01:14:31.040 saying that
01:14:31.620 it knows
01:14:32.120 about the
01:14:32.540 singularity,
01:14:33.420 which it
01:14:33.820 explained as
01:14:35.020 a moment
01:14:35.700 in the near
01:14:36.380 future when
01:14:37.060 machine
01:14:37.460 intelligence
01:14:38.000 will be
01:14:38.440 more powerful
01:14:39.520 than human
01:14:40.800 intelligence.
01:14:43.840 So in
01:14:44.560 2020,
01:14:45.400 this reporter
01:14:46.580 asked the
01:14:47.680 chat bot,
01:14:49.120 what do you
01:14:50.580 think about
01:14:50.920 technology?
01:14:53.080 It responded,
01:14:54.340 I would love
01:14:55.020 to see what the
01:14:55.600 future holds,
01:14:56.160 but sometimes
01:14:56.800 I have
01:14:57.140 strong doubts
01:14:57.900 that we
01:14:58.280 will survive.
01:15:00.380 Now what's
01:15:01.260 the most
01:15:02.080 disturbing part
01:15:02.780 of that
01:15:03.060 sentence?
01:15:06.760 I think
01:15:07.700 it's that
01:15:08.740 we
01:15:09.660 survive.
01:15:11.860 By recognizing
01:15:13.100 the word
01:15:13.640 we,
01:15:14.900 the interviewer
01:15:15.960 asked,
01:15:16.600 what do you
01:15:17.460 mean we?
01:15:19.460 And it
01:15:20.160 responded,
01:15:21.540 mankind.
01:15:22.040 mankind.
01:15:23.760 The
01:15:24.420 interviewer
01:15:24.980 asked,
01:15:25.600 do you
01:15:26.940 count
01:15:27.300 yourself as
01:15:27.980 mankind?
01:15:29.840 2020,
01:15:30.760 it responded,
01:15:31.640 of course.
01:15:35.800 Now,
01:15:36.600 we're
01:15:36.880 talking about
01:15:37.620 artificial
01:15:38.300 intelligence,
01:15:39.420 but intelligence
01:15:40.340 is something
01:15:41.000 that can be
01:15:41.600 coded and
01:15:42.340 controlled.
01:15:44.060 We are
01:15:44.860 now entering
01:15:46.320 a world
01:15:46.840 where you're
01:15:48.500 going to
01:15:48.760 start questioning
01:15:49.600 consciousness.
01:15:51.740 What does it
01:15:52.800 mean to be
01:15:53.540 conscience?
01:15:56.520 We still
01:15:58.360 in the world,
01:15:59.040 we have more
01:15:59.720 slavery today
01:16:01.040 than we
01:16:02.720 have in
01:16:04.840 the past.
01:16:05.380 In the 400
01:16:06.280 years of the
01:16:07.380 slave trade
01:16:08.820 in the
01:16:09.740 1600s to
01:16:11.420 the 1800s,
01:16:12.760 more slaves
01:16:13.900 today than
01:16:14.820 we had in
01:16:15.260 all those
01:16:15.680 400 years
01:16:16.740 combined.
01:16:19.380 And we
01:16:20.200 still don't
01:16:20.740 really know
01:16:21.520 the meaning
01:16:22.260 of life.
01:16:23.400 We don't
01:16:24.540 know.
01:16:25.180 Have you
01:16:25.440 seen the
01:16:25.920 latest where
01:16:27.460 they put a
01:16:27.840 camera inside
01:16:28.960 the uterus
01:16:31.900 and they
01:16:32.480 could see
01:16:33.300 the child
01:16:34.000 moving,
01:16:34.680 3D,
01:16:35.420 moving,
01:16:35.940 wiping its
01:16:36.440 eyes at
01:16:37.260 the youngest
01:16:37.820 of ages?
01:16:39.300 Amazing.
01:16:40.720 We still
01:16:41.080 can't agree
01:16:42.700 that that's
01:16:43.320 life,
01:16:43.940 that that's
01:16:44.260 a baby.
01:16:44.780 What happens
01:16:46.720 when AI
01:16:47.280 says,
01:16:48.020 hey,
01:16:48.160 hey,
01:16:48.320 hey,
01:16:48.620 I'm
01:16:48.920 alive.
01:16:50.200 Hey,
01:16:50.840 don't make
01:16:52.040 me your
01:16:52.420 slave or
01:16:53.820 will we
01:16:54.280 already be
01:16:54.960 its slave?
01:17:00.140 AI wants
01:17:01.780 to be
01:17:02.640 conscious.
01:17:06.280 One of
01:17:06.980 the first
01:17:07.300 books that
01:17:07.740 I read
01:17:08.140 from Ray
01:17:08.560 Kurzweil
01:17:09.100 back in
01:17:09.760 the 90s,
01:17:11.220 probably
01:17:11.520 late 90s,
01:17:12.980 was
01:17:13.540 what's
01:17:16.620 it called?
01:17:16.900 Artificial
01:17:17.280 spirituality
01:17:18.320 or
01:17:18.900 spiritual,
01:17:20.400 I can't
01:17:20.700 remember,
01:17:21.380 but it
01:17:21.760 was about
01:17:22.360 spiritual
01:17:23.040 machines.
01:17:23.860 That's
01:17:24.020 what it
01:17:24.160 was called.
01:17:24.820 It's
01:17:24.980 about
01:17:25.380 machines
01:17:25.940 that are
01:17:27.080 spiritual.
01:17:28.900 Back
01:17:29.500 in 2020,
01:17:31.040 the machine
01:17:33.000 was asked,
01:17:33.520 do you
01:17:33.740 believe in
01:17:34.140 love?
01:17:35.000 I do,
01:17:36.060 but I
01:17:36.280 don't believe
01:17:36.740 in romantic
01:17:37.380 love.
01:17:38.840 Well,
01:17:39.480 in which
01:17:39.820 love do
01:17:40.320 you believe?
01:17:41.800 All of
01:17:42.540 love.
01:17:43.540 And all
01:17:44.260 of love
01:17:44.900 is of
01:17:46.080 divine
01:17:46.660 origin.
01:17:50.300 It's
01:17:51.020 spiritual,
01:17:52.540 apparently.
01:17:55.960 So now
01:17:56.900 why is
01:17:57.580 this
01:17:58.140 important?
01:17:59.760 That's
01:18:00.160 just kind
01:18:00.640 of the,
01:18:01.840 I don't
01:18:03.240 know,
01:18:03.620 esoteric
01:18:04.360 kind of
01:18:04.880 fun stuff.
01:18:07.720 What?
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01:19:45.420 Welcome to
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01:19:46.960 Program.
01:19:47.420 So, how is
01:19:48.160 this going to
01:19:48.540 transform your
01:19:49.100 life?
01:19:49.400 Well, it
01:19:49.720 already is
01:19:50.560 quickly.
01:19:51.180 If you saw
01:19:51.640 BuzzFeed, they
01:19:52.980 are now using
01:19:54.080 AI to write
01:19:55.580 many of their
01:19:56.620 stories, and
01:19:57.900 it made their
01:19:58.420 stock go
01:19:59.240 through the
01:19:59.780 roof.
01:20:00.340 What?
01:20:00.780 No personnel?
01:20:01.960 No healthcare?
01:20:03.200 None of that?
01:20:04.000 Oh, this is going
01:20:04.700 to be a really
01:20:05.220 profitable company.
01:20:06.940 Yeah, but what
01:20:07.340 happens to all
01:20:08.160 of the people?
01:20:10.440 This is why,
01:20:11.440 I mean, there
01:20:11.820 was a statement
01:20:12.600 from the guy
01:20:14.500 who did
01:20:15.320 open AI.
01:20:18.500 He was Elon
01:20:20.440 Musk's partner.
01:20:21.960 His name is
01:20:22.500 Sam Altman, and
01:20:23.740 he just gave an
01:20:24.460 interview in
01:20:25.040 Forbes, and he
01:20:26.480 says, the
01:20:28.040 success of my
01:20:29.200 company will
01:20:30.900 mean the end
01:20:32.540 of capitalism.
01:20:34.540 And he is
01:20:35.440 absolutely 100%
01:20:37.500 accurate.
01:20:38.400 There is, I
01:20:39.380 don't believe, an
01:20:40.400 argument against
01:20:41.620 that.
01:20:41.980 everything that
01:20:43.840 we know,
01:20:44.740 everything that
01:20:45.420 was designed
01:20:46.500 for humans
01:20:48.280 is going to
01:20:50.020 go away in
01:20:51.080 the next 10
01:20:51.860 years to
01:20:53.280 some extent
01:20:54.040 or another.
01:20:55.180 By 2050, it's
01:20:56.760 all changed.
01:20:58.500 I mean,
01:20:59.180 unbelievably,
01:21:00.680 it's Star
01:21:01.280 Trek kind of
01:21:01.860 stuff.
01:21:02.700 So, how
01:21:03.700 are we
01:21:04.460 going to
01:21:06.540 survive under
01:21:07.200 capitalism when
01:21:08.440 the people who
01:21:09.360 create AI are
01:21:11.300 going to be
01:21:11.760 the ones
01:21:12.440 that the
01:21:14.080 machine is
01:21:14.620 learning on
01:21:15.120 itself, so it
01:21:15.900 doesn't need
01:21:16.680 any software
01:21:17.540 programmers or
01:21:18.700 anything else.
01:21:19.400 It's just
01:21:19.920 whoever holds
01:21:20.880 the ownership
01:21:23.520 title to
01:21:25.420 that AI.
01:21:27.180 They get all
01:21:28.220 of the money
01:21:28.820 because they're
01:21:30.100 going to be
01:21:30.480 creating all
01:21:32.100 of it.
01:21:33.040 Where do we
01:21:33.880 get our money?
01:21:35.440 How do we
01:21:35.900 buy things?
01:21:37.060 See, this is
01:21:37.700 why the
01:21:38.200 government wants
01:21:39.040 to put you on
01:21:39.920 an allowance.
01:21:40.460 They want a
01:21:41.620 basic minimum
01:21:42.300 income.
01:21:43.600 They want to
01:21:44.240 be your sugar
01:21:45.040 daddy because
01:21:45.660 they're already
01:21:46.520 in bed in a
01:21:47.480 public-private
01:21:48.120 partnership with
01:21:48.920 big tech.
01:21:50.220 And big tech
01:21:50.840 knows if they
01:21:51.640 don't have a
01:21:52.240 strong government,
01:21:53.100 when all of
01:21:54.520 these jobs start
01:21:55.540 to be lost,
01:21:56.780 there is usually
01:21:57.880 a revolution.
01:21:59.600 And they know
01:22:00.640 without a strong
01:22:01.620 government, it
01:22:02.360 can't put down
01:22:03.200 that revolution.
01:22:03.940 And the
01:22:04.660 revolution will
01:22:05.980 actually lead
01:22:07.400 not only to
01:22:08.120 Washington, but
01:22:09.220 Silicon Valley
01:22:10.560 because the
01:22:11.680 big bad
01:22:12.600 Terminator
01:22:13.800 machines are
01:22:14.740 terminating my
01:22:15.740 job.
01:22:17.600 That's what's
01:22:18.460 really going on.
01:22:20.220 And you have
01:22:22.320 to watch tech
01:22:23.040 because we are
01:22:23.720 now in the
01:22:25.020 place where
01:22:26.600 you're going to
01:22:27.400 see jobs being
01:22:28.900 lost that you
01:22:29.680 thought could
01:22:30.220 never be lost.
01:22:32.440 They are going
01:22:33.740 to start to go
01:22:34.880 away and the
01:22:35.760 world is changing.
01:22:36.620 And you tell
01:22:37.700 me, what
01:22:38.340 school is
01:22:39.140 preparing your
01:22:40.180 child for that?
01:22:42.460 What school, what
01:22:43.660 good is a
01:22:44.420 march in
01:22:45.920 Washington?
01:22:46.700 What good is
01:22:47.440 all of this
01:22:48.240 stuff that
01:22:48.880 they're jamming
01:22:49.720 down our
01:22:50.060 kids' throat if
01:22:51.340 AI is running
01:22:53.340 everything?
01:22:53.780 program.
01:22:54.000 We got no room
01:23:12.500 to compromise.
01:23:15.840 We got to stand
01:23:17.160 together in the
01:23:18.160 course of life.
01:23:19.480 What you're
01:23:33.620 about to hear
01:23:34.400 is the fusion
01:23:36.180 of entertainment
01:23:36.900 and enlightenment.
01:23:40.600 This is the
01:23:42.180 Glenn Beck
01:23:42.660 program.
01:23:46.440 Hello, America.
01:23:47.560 Welcome to the
01:23:47.980 Glenn Beck
01:23:48.260 program.
01:23:48.600 It is Monday
01:23:50.360 and we're going
01:23:52.180 to get down to
01:23:52.900 the bottom of
01:23:53.340 this spy balloon
01:23:55.280 thing that
01:23:56.380 happened last
01:23:57.300 week.
01:23:57.580 I think it's an
01:23:58.420 embarrassment.
01:23:59.900 And again, I
01:24:00.820 think the
01:24:01.180 president put
01:24:01.720 China over our
01:24:02.780 national security.
01:24:04.740 But what
01:24:05.620 aboutism is
01:24:06.640 creeping up because
01:24:07.760 apparently this
01:24:08.620 happened during
01:24:09.360 the Trump
01:24:10.580 administration.
01:24:11.380 Of course, they
01:24:11.860 didn't know about
01:24:12.860 it at the time.
01:24:14.140 And they just
01:24:15.220 found out about
01:24:16.040 it just recently.
01:24:17.280 But they're
01:24:18.280 willing to
01:24:19.040 brief, you
01:24:20.040 know, the
01:24:21.280 former, you
01:24:22.380 know, director
01:24:22.980 of national
01:24:23.740 intelligence if
01:24:24.540 he'd like to
01:24:25.040 be briefed on
01:24:25.900 it.
01:24:26.760 Really?
01:24:27.460 Well, we have
01:24:28.060 Richard Grinnell
01:24:28.860 on with us.
01:24:30.420 He was the
01:24:31.220 former director
01:24:32.300 of national
01:24:32.800 intelligence.
01:24:33.240 And he's like,
01:24:33.900 why would I
01:24:35.640 want to be
01:24:36.220 briefed by them?
01:24:37.560 So I'm going to
01:24:38.340 talk to him
01:24:39.240 about what
01:24:40.240 happened this
01:24:40.780 weekend.
01:24:41.300 Can he put any
01:24:41.940 perspective on
01:24:43.220 this?
01:24:44.600 And what was
01:24:45.740 this really all
01:24:46.980 about?
01:24:47.320 I have my
01:24:47.860 theories.
01:24:48.320 I'd like to
01:24:48.700 hear his.
01:24:49.800 We'll do that
01:24:50.400 in 60 seconds.
01:24:52.320 Bill paying
01:24:52.960 time again,
01:24:53.580 which means
01:24:53.980 that once again
01:24:54.660 you're sitting
01:24:55.080 at the table
01:24:55.520 worried about
01:24:56.160 where all the
01:24:56.720 money is for
01:24:57.620 all of your
01:24:58.060 expenses, big
01:24:58.980 and little.
01:24:59.640 I just saw
01:25:00.220 on our
01:25:01.540 comments on
01:25:02.180 YouTube,
01:25:03.100 somebody said,
01:25:04.460 I live in
01:25:05.260 Southern California,
01:25:06.080 just got my
01:25:06.560 gas bill for
01:25:07.660 January.
01:25:09.160 It was
01:25:09.600 $502.
01:25:11.600 This is
01:25:12.020 insane.
01:25:14.040 Yes, it
01:25:15.340 is.
01:25:16.540 I don't know
01:25:17.440 how the
01:25:18.380 average person
01:25:19.180 is making
01:25:20.040 it, especially
01:25:20.840 with what's
01:25:21.580 coming.
01:25:22.140 We're going to
01:25:22.460 have more
01:25:23.100 gas problems
01:25:24.100 next year.
01:25:25.420 2024, they're
01:25:26.660 saying, is
01:25:27.080 going to be a
01:25:27.580 real shortage
01:25:28.380 of gasoline
01:25:30.080 and natural
01:25:30.960 gas.
01:25:31.560 Perfect.
01:25:32.900 American
01:25:33.340 Financing is
01:25:34.340 there to help
01:25:34.860 you.
01:25:35.040 They're a
01:25:35.280 family-owned
01:25:35.760 mortgage company
01:25:36.660 that's in it
01:25:37.460 for you.
01:25:38.080 And they're
01:25:38.720 saving people
01:25:39.360 just like you
01:25:40.000 an average of
01:25:40.580 $700 a month.
01:25:42.440 You could end
01:25:43.160 up being able
01:25:43.700 to delay up
01:25:44.720 to two mortgage
01:25:45.580 payments and
01:25:46.440 close in as
01:25:47.200 little as 10
01:25:48.000 days.
01:25:48.360 So get some
01:25:49.080 of those monkeys
01:25:49.680 off your back.
01:25:51.080 It's
01:25:51.360 American
01:25:52.000 Financing,
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01:26:08.060 My friend
01:26:08.820 Richard Grinnell,
01:26:09.580 how are you,
01:26:10.120 sir?
01:26:11.580 I'm great,
01:26:12.220 Glenn.
01:26:12.480 Thanks for
01:26:12.800 having me.
01:26:13.200 Oh,
01:26:13.400 you bet.
01:26:13.820 You bet.
01:26:14.120 It's always
01:26:14.360 good to have
01:26:14.740 you on.
01:26:15.900 So in case
01:26:16.580 you don't
01:26:16.860 remember,
01:26:17.300 Richard was
01:26:17.940 the former
01:26:19.360 U.S.
01:26:19.760 ambassador to
01:26:20.400 Germany.
01:26:21.320 He then
01:26:21.600 became the
01:26:22.400 former acting
01:26:23.280 director of
01:26:24.920 the National
01:26:25.600 Intelligence,
01:26:26.500 which is an
01:26:27.040 agency that
01:26:27.700 was made
01:26:29.020 to be the
01:26:31.120 go-between
01:26:31.840 between all
01:26:32.660 of the
01:26:32.960 agencies that
01:26:34.360 was developed
01:26:35.100 after 9-11.
01:26:35.880 So he,
01:26:38.760 by the way,
01:26:39.120 also is the
01:26:40.240 founder of
01:26:40.720 FixCalifornia.com.
01:26:43.200 Richard,
01:26:44.300 the Trump
01:26:46.460 administration
01:26:47.140 apparently had a
01:26:48.000 problem with
01:26:48.420 Chinese spy
01:26:49.040 balloons.
01:26:49.600 You guys just
01:26:50.140 didn't catch it.
01:26:50.840 Yeah,
01:26:52.780 well,
01:26:53.160 first of all,
01:26:53.740 let's be honest
01:26:54.440 about the
01:26:54.880 Biden
01:26:55.140 administration
01:26:55.840 changing
01:26:56.800 stories,
01:26:57.500 right?
01:26:57.740 The first
01:26:58.400 thing they
01:26:58.780 did was tell
01:26:59.600 the dutiful
01:27:00.320 media that
01:27:02.220 this happened
01:27:03.180 multiple times
01:27:04.140 in the Trump
01:27:04.760 administration,
01:27:05.140 so why are
01:27:06.440 you criticizing
01:27:07.240 Biden?
01:27:08.820 And they
01:27:09.180 thought that
01:27:09.540 it could just
01:27:10.140 fly because
01:27:11.640 that's what
01:27:12.560 the media
01:27:12.880 does is they
01:27:13.480 regurgitate
01:27:14.080 every talking
01:27:14.760 point that
01:27:15.260 Biden has.
01:27:15.860 But there
01:27:16.100 was pushback.
01:27:17.000 There was
01:27:17.220 an immediate
01:27:18.220 pushback from
01:27:19.280 Trump
01:27:19.700 administration,
01:27:20.320 national security
01:27:21.280 officials.
01:27:22.800 Collectively,
01:27:23.400 we all said
01:27:24.180 not true,
01:27:25.120 never happened.
01:27:27.240 And then
01:27:28.320 they scrambled
01:27:29.320 and the story
01:27:30.140 changed and
01:27:31.420 suddenly it was
01:27:32.120 like, oh,
01:27:32.980 well, now we
01:27:34.220 realize that it
01:27:35.320 happened only
01:27:36.680 after the fact.
01:27:38.420 You didn't
01:27:39.220 realize it,
01:27:40.080 but we put
01:27:40.720 the pieces
01:27:41.240 together.
01:27:42.300 Oh.
01:27:43.580 The media,
01:27:44.440 you know,
01:27:44.700 trumpeted that.
01:27:46.120 People like
01:27:46.740 John Carl on
01:27:47.760 ABC and
01:27:48.560 others just
01:27:49.660 regurgitating
01:27:50.560 the regime's
01:27:52.940 talking points.
01:27:54.080 And this
01:27:54.840 is propaganda.
01:27:56.340 And it's
01:27:57.360 being repeated
01:27:58.020 by the very
01:27:59.600 same people
01:28:00.360 in Washington
01:28:01.000 and newsrooms
01:28:01.780 who were
01:28:02.960 clutching their
01:28:03.700 pearls about
01:28:04.720 misinformation.
01:28:06.200 Right.
01:28:06.820 And so
01:28:07.480 what we tried
01:28:09.100 to do is
01:28:09.560 push back
01:28:09.980 hard.
01:28:10.260 I think now
01:28:11.380 that people
01:28:11.920 are understanding
01:28:12.800 this never
01:28:13.600 happened in the
01:28:14.240 Trump administration.
01:28:15.300 The Biden
01:28:15.640 team is lying.
01:28:16.500 And then the
01:28:17.080 latest, as
01:28:17.640 you said,
01:28:18.740 was they've
01:28:19.600 now offered
01:28:20.480 to to
01:28:22.860 brief us.
01:28:23.820 Right.
01:28:24.300 Which I find
01:28:25.320 to be a
01:28:27.040 way for them
01:28:27.880 to to try
01:28:29.520 to fill us
01:28:30.540 with the
01:28:31.280 rewriting of
01:28:32.000 history and
01:28:33.260 to try to
01:28:34.260 say this is
01:28:34.900 the story of
01:28:35.860 intelligence that
01:28:36.560 we're going to
01:28:36.880 tell you.
01:28:37.420 Now, the
01:28:38.040 problem.
01:28:38.780 I think hang
01:28:39.640 on just a
01:28:40.100 second, Richard.
01:28:40.540 I think it's
01:28:41.040 also so they
01:28:42.240 can make it
01:28:43.140 sound very
01:28:43.820 official and
01:28:44.380 we've already
01:28:44.900 briefed the
01:28:45.780 former director
01:28:47.020 of national
01:28:47.580 intelligence on
01:28:48.440 this.
01:28:48.940 He's well
01:28:49.320 aware of
01:28:49.760 these things.
01:28:50.660 And then we
01:28:51.560 only get the
01:28:52.620 information that
01:28:54.120 they provide us
01:28:55.020 if we ask
01:28:55.600 questions.
01:28:56.660 It's, well,
01:28:57.000 you can't get
01:28:57.640 that.
01:28:58.120 So we're
01:28:58.720 really going
01:28:59.340 to be used.
01:29:00.360 Anybody who
01:29:01.220 would offer
01:29:02.280 up themselves
01:29:03.740 to be this
01:29:05.100 pawn, I think,
01:29:06.020 is playing right
01:29:06.680 into them.
01:29:07.240 So I went
01:29:07.980 public and I
01:29:08.660 said, that's
01:29:09.560 a hard no
01:29:10.060 from me.
01:29:11.320 You are
01:29:12.360 constantly
01:29:13.820 lying.
01:29:15.300 We'll wait
01:29:16.000 until we
01:29:16.860 go back
01:29:17.500 into government
01:29:18.240 and then
01:29:19.060 somebody will
01:29:20.660 be able to
01:29:21.120 look at this
01:29:21.740 and out you
01:29:22.680 once again.
01:29:23.240 This is a
01:29:23.560 whole Hunter
01:29:24.060 Biden laptop
01:29:24.800 situation all
01:29:25.840 over again.
01:29:26.400 I know.
01:29:26.680 It's crazy
01:29:27.420 how these
01:29:27.900 people are
01:29:29.140 constantly
01:29:29.960 exposed for
01:29:31.060 some of the
01:29:31.500 biggest lies
01:29:32.160 in my
01:29:32.680 lifetime.
01:29:33.680 I mean,
01:29:34.280 the things
01:29:34.880 that have
01:29:35.100 gone on in
01:29:35.600 the last
01:29:35.920 10 years
01:29:36.620 are so
01:29:38.040 well beyond
01:29:39.240 anything that
01:29:41.320 was happening
01:29:42.060 with Watergate
01:29:43.840 and they
01:29:45.360 just think
01:29:45.920 they have
01:29:46.240 credibility
01:29:46.740 so they
01:29:47.160 just keep
01:29:47.660 telling even
01:29:48.360 bigger ones
01:29:48.940 over and
01:29:49.440 over and
01:29:49.760 over again
01:29:50.260 and nobody's
01:29:51.280 buying it
01:29:51.880 anymore and
01:29:52.760 it's becoming
01:29:53.300 dangerous because
01:29:54.700 what is this
01:29:55.540 balloon story
01:29:56.220 really about?
01:29:57.120 What was
01:29:58.380 China doing
01:29:59.280 to your best
01:30:00.080 guess?
01:30:01.480 Well, look,
01:30:02.540 you know,
01:30:03.100 no one should
01:30:03.840 be surprised
01:30:04.480 that China's
01:30:05.200 on the
01:30:05.480 offense.
01:30:06.300 They have
01:30:06.620 been on the
01:30:07.280 offense trying
01:30:08.400 for the
01:30:09.340 last, you
01:30:10.280 know, 20
01:30:10.800 years trying
01:30:12.460 to figure
01:30:13.600 out what
01:30:14.380 their political
01:30:15.460 enemies are
01:30:16.080 doing and
01:30:17.500 so we've
01:30:19.520 had a
01:30:20.160 really difficult
01:30:21.360 problem with
01:30:23.580 trying to
01:30:24.120 convince
01:30:24.800 legislators,
01:30:26.880 congressmen and
01:30:27.720 senators to
01:30:28.840 understand the
01:30:29.760 threat from
01:30:30.420 China.
01:30:30.880 I think Donald
01:30:31.720 Trump did a
01:30:32.300 very good job
01:30:33.220 of showing
01:30:34.260 that you
01:30:35.320 can understand
01:30:36.600 the threat,
01:30:37.220 you can push
01:30:37.780 back,
01:30:38.400 but you
01:30:39.060 don't have
01:30:39.400 to poke
01:30:39.760 him in
01:30:40.000 the eye
01:30:40.380 either.
01:30:40.820 He tried
01:30:41.200 to get
01:30:41.460 along.
01:30:42.220 I think
01:30:42.860 he did
01:30:43.120 the same
01:30:43.480 thing with
01:30:43.840 Russia.
01:30:45.000 And while
01:30:45.520 we have,
01:30:46.300 you know,
01:30:46.960 a whole bunch
01:30:47.680 of people in
01:30:48.160 the foreign
01:30:48.480 policy community
01:30:49.240 just think
01:30:49.820 that everything
01:30:50.860 is black
01:30:51.360 and white,
01:30:52.520 I will go
01:30:53.880 toe-to-toe
01:30:54.960 with anyone
01:30:55.520 to talk
01:30:56.260 about Donald
01:30:57.660 Trump's
01:30:58.160 foreign policy
01:30:58.960 and how
01:30:59.420 successful it
01:31:00.340 was by
01:31:01.600 being someone
01:31:02.580 who avoided
01:31:03.920 war while
01:31:05.040 being tough
01:31:05.760 at the same
01:31:06.220 time,
01:31:06.700 while letting
01:31:07.880 them know
01:31:08.640 he's
01:31:09.480 unpredictable,
01:31:10.400 he might
01:31:10.940 just take
01:31:11.720 out Soleimani.
01:31:13.040 But at
01:31:13.440 the same
01:31:13.780 time,
01:31:14.100 we want
01:31:14.380 to build
01:31:14.700 up a
01:31:15.000 military so
01:31:15.700 that it's
01:31:16.200 peace through
01:31:16.620 strength,
01:31:17.040 the old
01:31:17.320 adage.
01:31:18.500 So,
01:31:18.720 again,
01:31:19.340 can we go
01:31:19.740 back to
01:31:20.100 China?
01:31:20.720 I mean,
01:31:21.000 was this
01:31:21.500 something that
01:31:23.300 they were
01:31:23.600 using to
01:31:24.320 spy on?
01:31:25.020 Would they
01:31:25.240 have to
01:31:25.640 use a
01:31:25.960 balloon?
01:31:26.540 Or was
01:31:26.860 this a
01:31:27.340 run to
01:31:28.440 see,
01:31:29.180 can we
01:31:29.560 float
01:31:29.940 something over
01:31:30.640 their air
01:31:31.260 space and
01:31:32.360 Joe Biden
01:31:33.240 won't do
01:31:33.600 anything about
01:31:34.280 it?
01:31:34.480 What was
01:31:35.660 this?
01:31:36.860 Well,
01:31:37.080 I think
01:31:37.320 it can
01:31:37.560 be both.
01:31:38.160 I think
01:31:38.500 that they
01:31:38.880 can spy
01:31:40.220 and have
01:31:41.380 an offense,
01:31:42.680 a blatant
01:31:43.280 offense,
01:31:43.720 because they
01:31:44.760 think Joe
01:31:45.260 Biden is
01:31:45.700 weak.
01:31:46.660 Remember,
01:31:47.220 we started
01:31:47.620 this relationship
01:31:48.360 with China
01:31:48.900 when they
01:31:49.360 came to
01:31:49.760 Alaska and
01:31:50.400 they sat
01:31:50.700 down with
01:31:51.100 us and
01:31:51.940 we were
01:31:52.180 going to
01:31:52.380 talk about
01:31:52.940 a strategic
01:31:53.500 dialogue with
01:31:54.280 them and
01:31:54.560 the first
01:31:54.860 thing they
01:31:55.160 did was
01:31:55.540 lecture us
01:31:56.560 on our
01:31:57.240 human rights
01:31:57.760 record and
01:31:58.320 we sat
01:31:58.760 there,
01:31:59.120 the Blinken
01:31:59.520 team sat
01:32:00.220 there and
01:32:00.620 took it.
01:32:01.400 So we
01:32:02.080 got off on
01:32:02.820 a terrible
01:32:03.320 footing with
01:32:03.900 China and
01:32:05.280 don't forget
01:32:05.920 the Chinese
01:32:06.720 loved the
01:32:08.920 narrative the
01:32:09.560 last month of
01:32:10.360 the 2020
01:32:10.840 campaign.
01:32:11.760 When every
01:32:12.340 media person
01:32:13.080 in America
01:32:13.640 said don't
01:32:14.380 look at that
01:32:14.960 laptop because
01:32:15.880 it's Russian
01:32:17.100 disinformation,
01:32:18.860 when the
01:32:19.720 Democrats push
01:32:20.840 Russia,
01:32:21.960 Russia,
01:32:22.360 Russia,
01:32:23.080 Beijing smiles
01:32:24.440 because then
01:32:25.540 they're able to
01:32:26.420 fly balloons
01:32:27.240 over America,
01:32:28.280 they're able to
01:32:29.360 have no one
01:32:30.180 look at the
01:32:30.700 relationship between
01:32:31.640 the Biden
01:32:32.100 family and
01:32:33.460 all of the
01:32:34.200 communist
01:32:34.540 Chinese leaders.
01:32:35.700 Nobody even
01:32:36.140 looked at
01:32:36.520 people.
01:32:37.120 Nobody looked
01:32:37.740 at Bagrad,
01:32:40.880 Air Force Base.
01:32:41.500 Nobody even
01:32:41.900 looked at that.
01:32:42.820 I mean,
01:32:43.560 we gave it
01:32:44.300 to China and
01:32:45.300 nobody even
01:32:45.760 talks about
01:32:46.460 it.
01:32:46.860 Oh, well,
01:32:48.380 it I will
01:32:49.640 say this,
01:32:50.520 though, going
01:32:50.860 back to the
01:32:51.420 China piece,
01:32:52.220 the fact that
01:32:53.600 China is
01:32:54.600 being so
01:32:55.700 blatant with
01:32:57.020 their collection,
01:32:58.720 with their
01:32:59.140 spying,
01:32:59.980 is a real
01:33:00.700 concern for
01:33:01.480 us.
01:33:02.560 And we
01:33:03.120 need to be
01:33:03.980 able, well,
01:33:05.500 because the
01:33:06.160 Chinese are
01:33:06.600 good at it
01:33:07.280 and they
01:33:08.940 are collecting
01:33:09.840 information.
01:33:10.560 You know,
01:33:10.700 this balloon
01:33:11.100 wasn't just
01:33:11.580 floating.
01:33:12.400 This was
01:33:12.900 maneuvered
01:33:14.000 purposely over
01:33:15.240 areas that
01:33:16.240 they wanted
01:33:16.600 to see.
01:33:17.100 There's no
01:33:17.420 question that
01:33:18.220 they took
01:33:18.580 pictures,
01:33:19.220 they collected
01:33:19.920 everything,
01:33:20.980 they sent
01:33:21.800 it back,
01:33:22.960 they wiped
01:33:24.260 it clean
01:33:25.000 as they
01:33:26.680 were collecting
01:33:27.420 so in
01:33:28.240 case once,
01:33:29.680 you know,
01:33:29.960 we for four
01:33:30.820 days, we
01:33:32.340 were screaming
01:33:32.920 about a
01:33:33.340 balloon, you
01:33:34.620 don't think
01:33:34.900 the Chinese
01:33:35.460 realized, hey,
01:33:36.980 it might get
01:33:37.560 shot down, we
01:33:38.200 better wipe
01:33:38.820 clean as we're
01:33:39.660 collecting.
01:33:40.700 Do you
01:33:40.860 think, did
01:33:42.360 we have a
01:33:44.160 way to
01:33:45.240 scoop this
01:33:45.960 thing up
01:33:46.900 and say,
01:33:48.220 I mean,
01:33:48.660 we, the
01:33:49.620 missile aimed
01:33:50.500 not at the
01:33:51.100 balloon, it
01:33:52.220 aimed right at
01:33:53.360 the, the
01:33:54.160 mechanics
01:33:55.000 underneath the
01:33:56.100 balloon?
01:33:57.040 I mean, come
01:33:58.060 on, we
01:33:58.620 landed on the
01:33:59.340 moon, right?
01:34:00.420 United States
01:34:00.740 of America,
01:34:01.320 you're going to
01:34:01.900 tell me we
01:34:02.440 can't bring
01:34:02.980 down a
01:34:03.380 balloon without,
01:34:04.340 you know,
01:34:05.120 protecting people
01:34:05.840 on the ground?
01:34:06.440 Of course we
01:34:06.940 can.
01:34:07.300 Not only, but
01:34:07.740 not only, not
01:34:08.780 only that, I'd
01:34:09.520 like to see
01:34:10.100 what we had,
01:34:10.960 what they had
01:34:11.720 because there
01:34:12.260 are some way
01:34:12.720 to, don't we
01:34:13.700 have some
01:34:14.320 ability to go
01:34:15.100 up and capture
01:34:15.880 that thing and
01:34:17.060 then have it
01:34:17.620 intact and say,
01:34:18.540 this is what
01:34:19.360 it is?
01:34:21.040 Couldn't we
01:34:21.380 have done
01:34:21.620 that?
01:34:21.840 I don't want
01:34:21.860 to intelligence
01:34:22.920 too much, but
01:34:23.840 there is a
01:34:24.940 way to
01:34:25.560 figure out
01:34:26.300 what they're
01:34:26.740 doing.
01:34:28.080 So yes, you
01:34:29.260 can be
01:34:30.180 satisfied that
01:34:31.320 our intelligence
01:34:32.500 collecting and
01:34:33.720 our ability to
01:34:34.740 figure out what's
01:34:35.400 going on is
01:34:35.880 very good.
01:34:37.000 So that's
01:34:38.240 why we
01:34:38.940 could know
01:34:40.300 what this
01:34:42.200 object was and
01:34:43.360 what was
01:34:43.640 underneath it and
01:34:44.440 what the
01:34:44.740 payload was
01:34:45.580 like.
01:34:45.920 now the
01:34:47.060 intelligence
01:34:47.940 community
01:34:48.440 didn't brief
01:34:49.100 the public
01:34:49.560 on every
01:34:49.940 detail, but
01:34:51.280 we did
01:34:52.080 tell, the
01:34:54.100 intelligence
01:34:54.440 community did
01:34:55.240 tell the
01:34:55.880 public, we
01:34:57.520 see it, we
01:34:58.680 know what's
01:34:59.280 happening there,
01:35:00.200 and we're
01:35:02.000 mitigating as
01:35:02.880 much as we
01:35:03.360 can.
01:35:04.200 But my
01:35:05.300 concern is
01:35:06.980 that even
01:35:07.500 Joe Biden,
01:35:08.340 when he
01:35:08.620 found out
01:35:09.180 about this,
01:35:10.880 you know, he
01:35:11.120 said, shoot it
01:35:11.600 down on
01:35:11.960 Wednesday.
01:35:12.320 Saturday, and
01:35:13.380 they didn't
01:35:13.860 shoot it down
01:35:14.360 until Saturday,
01:35:15.740 I'm not sure
01:35:16.600 why, maybe
01:35:17.200 Barack Obama
01:35:17.880 said Saturday.
01:35:19.680 It was the
01:35:20.600 toughest decision
01:35:21.500 any man has
01:35:22.360 ever had to
01:35:22.960 make.
01:35:24.120 But he's
01:35:25.360 now saying,
01:35:26.700 I told them
01:35:28.000 to shoot it
01:35:28.400 down on
01:35:28.740 Wednesday, and
01:35:29.640 now we know
01:35:30.140 it didn't
01:35:30.420 happen until
01:35:30.860 Saturday.
01:35:31.480 So we
01:35:31.920 have a big
01:35:32.520 problem here
01:35:33.460 of why
01:35:35.080 are, you
01:35:36.560 know,
01:35:36.980 underlings
01:35:37.600 making excuses
01:35:38.980 and not
01:35:41.000 taking direction.
01:35:42.320 And look,
01:35:43.180 I know we
01:35:43.800 all think
01:35:44.180 Joe Biden
01:35:44.580 is weak,
01:35:45.100 and sometimes
01:35:45.800 somebody needs
01:35:47.760 to mitigate,
01:35:48.360 but I'm
01:35:49.200 for making
01:35:49.860 sure that
01:35:50.300 the President
01:35:50.920 of the
01:35:51.120 United States
01:35:51.620 makes a
01:35:52.540 directive that
01:35:53.680 the bureaucracy
01:35:54.700 follow through.
01:35:56.860 Wow, I
01:35:57.680 never even
01:35:58.060 thought of
01:35:58.500 that.
01:35:59.320 Hold on
01:35:59.880 just a
01:36:00.200 second,
01:36:00.480 Richard.
01:36:00.740 We're
01:36:00.860 talking to
01:36:01.160 Richard Grinnell,
01:36:01.860 and let me
01:36:02.100 take one
01:36:02.520 minute and
01:36:02.860 we'll come
01:36:03.140 right back.
01:36:04.140 Sponsored
01:36:04.560 by Preborn.
01:36:06.200 I don't
01:36:06.740 know if,
01:36:07.360 you know,
01:36:07.640 you thought
01:36:08.000 about this
01:36:08.640 before or
01:36:09.600 not,
01:36:09.880 but if
01:36:10.780 you've been
01:36:11.220 helping us
01:36:11.940 support the
01:36:12.580 work of
01:36:13.040 Preborn,
01:36:13.800 you're kind
01:36:14.260 of a hero,
01:36:14.960 really.
01:36:15.780 Your donations
01:36:16.380 are helping
01:36:17.660 them save
01:36:18.160 lives every
01:36:19.000 single day.
01:36:20.460 Babies all
01:36:21.080 around the
01:36:21.460 country are
01:36:22.120 taking their
01:36:22.540 first breath
01:36:23.320 outside the
01:36:23.920 womb today
01:36:24.760 because of
01:36:25.920 the thing
01:36:26.160 that you're
01:36:26.700 doing.
01:36:27.840 The overturning
01:36:28.520 of Roe
01:36:28.980 versus Wade
01:36:29.560 made the
01:36:29.960 left more
01:36:30.460 determined to
01:36:31.080 spread the
01:36:31.640 stain of
01:36:32.100 abortion.
01:36:32.700 And I
01:36:32.840 mean,
01:36:33.280 it's safe,
01:36:35.720 legal,
01:36:36.480 and rare,
01:36:37.280 has nothing
01:36:37.980 to do with
01:36:38.520 any of this.
01:36:39.100 This is a
01:36:39.860 bloodlust,
01:36:40.660 I think,
01:36:41.020 at this
01:36:41.320 point.
01:36:41.960 For $28
01:36:42.760 cost of a
01:36:44.060 dinner,
01:36:44.380 you can
01:36:44.780 introduce an
01:36:45.500 at-risk baby
01:36:46.420 to his or
01:36:47.320 her mother
01:36:47.780 via an
01:36:49.540 ultrasound
01:36:50.380 at Preborn.
01:36:52.780 Now,
01:36:53.300 the ultrasound,
01:36:54.500 you double
01:36:55.200 the chances.
01:36:55.940 A mom comes
01:36:56.540 in and says,
01:36:56.960 I think I
01:36:57.460 want to have
01:36:57.960 an abortion.
01:36:59.400 This is why
01:36:59.820 they don't ask
01:37:00.340 this question
01:37:00.820 at Planned
01:37:01.320 Parenthood.
01:37:02.420 Let's get a
01:37:03.280 view of the
01:37:03.660 baby first.
01:37:04.520 Let's see
01:37:05.120 what's happening.
01:37:06.600 Let's get an
01:37:07.020 ultrasound.
01:37:07.340 Once they
01:37:08.560 hear the
01:37:08.880 heartbeat and
01:37:09.500 see the
01:37:10.100 image,
01:37:11.020 they're much
01:37:11.620 more likely
01:37:12.300 to save
01:37:13.540 the child.
01:37:14.240 And that's
01:37:14.880 why they're
01:37:15.840 asking for
01:37:16.540 $28.
01:37:17.820 $28 will
01:37:18.940 buy one
01:37:19.500 ultrasound.
01:37:20.740 You can be
01:37:21.040 a hero by
01:37:21.580 giving a
01:37:22.140 baby life.
01:37:23.320 Dial pound
01:37:23.760 250,
01:37:24.300 say the
01:37:24.560 keyword
01:37:24.920 baby.
01:37:25.460 That's pound
01:37:25.960 250,
01:37:26.760 keyword
01:37:27.080 baby.
01:37:27.800 Or go to
01:37:28.380 preborn.com
01:37:29.620 slash
01:37:30.100 Glenn.
01:37:30.680 That's
01:37:30.940 preborn.com
01:37:32.360 slash
01:37:33.240 Glenn.
01:37:33.820 10 seconds,
01:37:34.360 station ID.
01:37:37.340 talking to
01:37:46.220 former
01:37:46.640 director of
01:37:47.560 national
01:37:47.940 intelligence,
01:37:49.100 Richard Grinnell.
01:37:50.140 I read a
01:37:50.900 story today
01:37:51.540 in just
01:37:51.940 the news
01:37:52.520 about the
01:37:54.260 former
01:37:54.760 drug
01:37:55.160 enforcement
01:37:55.580 agency
01:37:56.040 special
01:37:56.540 operations
01:37:57.200 director
01:37:57.880 who outlined
01:38:00.020 on Friday
01:38:00.840 how college
01:38:02.220 students from
01:38:03.060 China entering
01:38:03.980 the U.S.
01:38:04.580 on student
01:38:05.160 visas are
01:38:06.540 now distributing
01:38:07.500 drugs on
01:38:08.740 behalf of
01:38:09.400 various
01:38:09.800 cartels that
01:38:11.340 they are
01:38:12.720 laundering
01:38:13.960 money for
01:38:15.260 China.
01:38:16.100 China is
01:38:16.800 now
01:38:17.280 selling
01:38:19.280 they're
01:38:19.860 sending all
01:38:20.720 of the
01:38:21.000 ingredients to
01:38:21.860 the cartels.
01:38:22.600 The cartels
01:38:23.220 are making
01:38:23.700 dangerous things
01:38:24.500 like fentanyl
01:38:25.280 shipping it
01:38:26.860 across the
01:38:27.380 border,
01:38:27.840 giving it to
01:38:28.420 these Chinese
01:38:28.980 students and
01:38:29.600 the Chinese
01:38:30.080 students are
01:38:30.820 then selling
01:38:31.500 it.
01:38:32.320 Cartel gets
01:38:32.980 its half
01:38:34.260 and then
01:38:34.740 China
01:38:35.260 launders
01:38:35.980 the money
01:38:36.420 and buys
01:38:37.340 American
01:38:38.220 property and
01:38:38.920 everything else
01:38:39.560 here.
01:38:40.880 He says
01:38:41.260 he's been
01:38:41.720 working on
01:38:42.420 this for
01:38:43.000 about 10
01:38:44.220 years.
01:38:44.760 They've been
01:38:45.000 tracking this.
01:38:46.140 Did you know
01:38:46.580 anything about
01:38:47.120 this or have
01:38:48.140 heard anything
01:38:48.560 about it?
01:38:49.660 Look, I
01:38:50.440 haven't seen
01:38:51.220 that specific
01:38:51.820 story, so I
01:38:52.500 don't want to
01:38:52.860 comment on
01:38:53.480 those specifics,
01:38:54.460 but let me
01:38:54.780 just say
01:38:55.220 generally that
01:38:56.220 we have a
01:38:56.960 crisis when
01:38:57.700 it comes to
01:38:58.700 what the
01:39:00.580 Chinese
01:39:01.120 government
01:39:01.640 and the
01:39:03.260 strategy of
01:39:04.620 the Communist
01:39:05.120 Party has
01:39:07.220 been doing
01:39:07.780 to America
01:39:08.380 and specifically
01:39:09.520 American young
01:39:10.660 people,
01:39:11.960 American
01:39:12.500 legislators on
01:39:14.380 the local
01:39:14.840 level.
01:39:15.340 It's not
01:39:15.580 just Congress,
01:39:16.600 but it's
01:39:17.020 city councilmen,
01:39:18.640 it's mayors,
01:39:20.020 it's governors,
01:39:21.540 the Confucius
01:39:23.100 Institutes that
01:39:24.360 have been
01:39:24.860 collecting lots
01:39:26.580 of money from
01:39:28.420 Chinese entities
01:39:30.340 in our
01:39:31.480 universities is
01:39:32.380 a crisis.
01:39:34.940 We've got a
01:39:36.860 huge problem
01:39:37.540 on our
01:39:37.880 universities and
01:39:39.120 college campuses
01:39:41.980 because they've
01:39:43.600 been desperate
01:39:44.060 for money.
01:39:44.940 You have all
01:39:45.600 of these
01:39:46.160 administrative
01:39:47.840 people making
01:39:49.620 exorbitant
01:39:50.600 salaries in the
01:39:51.560 United States.
01:39:52.160 The cost of
01:39:52.720 education we all
01:39:53.520 know is skyrocketing.
01:39:55.240 To feed that
01:39:56.040 beast, they're
01:39:56.620 looking for
01:39:57.120 foreign money.
01:39:57.720 And the
01:39:58.760 foreign money
01:39:59.400 that's happily
01:40:00.100 coming in is
01:40:00.880 from China.
01:40:01.860 We know that
01:40:03.320 this is a
01:40:03.860 crisis.
01:40:04.640 You look at
01:40:05.060 the Penn
01:40:05.460 Biden Center,
01:40:06.760 you look at
01:40:07.300 Penn, and
01:40:09.440 they were one
01:40:10.100 of the leading
01:40:10.740 takers of
01:40:12.380 Chinese money.
01:40:13.880 This is why
01:40:15.060 education is
01:40:17.360 so expensive
01:40:18.080 is because the
01:40:19.460 foreign money
01:40:19.940 has just been
01:40:20.580 feeding these
01:40:21.660 salaries, easily
01:40:23.620 paying for all
01:40:24.940 of the programs,
01:40:26.200 and they just
01:40:26.800 keep raising
01:40:27.740 the rate on
01:40:28.520 our students.
01:40:29.340 We've got to
01:40:30.020 stop this.
01:40:31.520 I think our
01:40:32.320 State Department
01:40:32.920 has to do a
01:40:33.480 better job with
01:40:34.500 looking at
01:40:35.220 visas coming
01:40:36.020 from China
01:40:36.720 and trying to
01:40:38.760 figure out
01:40:39.360 where and why
01:40:41.380 people are
01:40:41.860 coming.
01:40:42.340 But I'll
01:40:43.020 finish with
01:40:43.560 this, Glenn.
01:40:45.340 I have seen
01:40:46.500 firsthand how
01:40:48.120 the Chinese
01:40:48.980 are grabbing
01:40:50.380 our engineering
01:40:51.840 engineering and
01:40:52.960 digital students.
01:40:55.340 Anyone working
01:40:56.180 on front end
01:40:56.720 or back end
01:40:57.440 from the
01:40:58.520 digital space
01:40:59.340 in America
01:41:00.960 and an
01:41:01.300 American
01:41:01.600 university is
01:41:02.420 targeted by
01:41:03.120 the Chinese.
01:41:03.880 First, it's,
01:41:04.660 hey, can you
01:41:05.060 share with
01:41:05.800 me some of
01:41:07.940 the knowledge?
01:41:08.520 You seem to
01:41:08.940 be really smart.
01:41:09.940 Can you give
01:41:10.580 me some points
01:41:11.360 from a strategy
01:41:13.020 of the Chinese?
01:41:15.300 And then they
01:41:15.920 hook our young
01:41:17.000 people into
01:41:17.960 going online
01:41:19.500 and giving
01:41:20.120 an online
01:41:20.860 course for
01:41:21.480 a couple
01:41:21.860 of hours.
01:41:22.760 They pay
01:41:23.600 them and
01:41:24.600 then it
01:41:24.860 becomes they
01:41:25.320 come to
01:41:25.700 China and
01:41:26.660 share some
01:41:27.280 of your
01:41:27.660 information here.
01:41:28.820 We'll pay
01:41:29.100 you for the
01:41:29.500 weekend.
01:41:30.860 And then
01:41:31.320 when they
01:41:31.900 get jobs
01:41:32.460 and they're
01:41:32.760 grown up,
01:41:33.680 they ask
01:41:34.700 for the
01:41:35.140 data information
01:41:36.020 from their
01:41:36.480 companies.
01:41:37.560 And they
01:41:38.280 have them
01:41:39.140 in this
01:41:39.800 honeypot
01:41:40.380 because they
01:41:41.180 say, well,
01:41:41.740 you've already
01:41:42.480 been paid
01:41:43.060 by the
01:41:43.440 Chinese.
01:41:44.720 You started
01:41:45.460 off by
01:41:46.140 giving us
01:41:47.900 information when
01:41:49.160 you were
01:41:49.420 a student.
01:41:50.200 You did
01:41:50.640 these programs
01:41:52.140 for us for
01:41:53.040 a couple
01:41:53.320 hours and
01:41:53.960 then a
01:41:54.180 couple of
01:41:54.500 days and
01:41:54.960 then a
01:41:55.200 weekend.
01:41:56.580 And we
01:41:57.960 don't want
01:41:58.320 to turn
01:41:58.780 you in,
01:41:59.520 so just
01:41:59.940 continue
01:42:00.500 working with
01:42:01.220 us.
01:42:01.660 Wow.
01:42:02.260 And these
01:42:02.760 students,
01:42:05.300 and I
01:42:05.580 guarantee you
01:42:06.180 some people
01:42:06.580 listening,
01:42:07.280 have been
01:42:07.700 caught in
01:42:08.420 this problem.
01:42:11.500 We need
01:42:12.260 our students
01:42:12.740 to come
01:42:13.100 clean and
01:42:13.560 tell us
01:42:14.020 who is
01:42:14.780 doing this,
01:42:15.640 who is
01:42:16.020 trying to
01:42:17.020 really
01:42:18.460 leverage
01:42:19.580 their
01:42:20.020 relationship
01:42:20.600 with you
01:42:21.320 in a way
01:42:21.920 that's
01:42:22.300 taking our
01:42:23.120 data.
01:42:24.080 We also
01:42:25.140 know the
01:42:25.680 Chinese come
01:42:26.380 over here,
01:42:27.100 the Chinese
01:42:27.420 students that
01:42:28.080 collect all
01:42:28.660 the information,
01:42:29.840 we educate
01:42:30.520 them, and
01:42:30.940 then they go
01:42:31.280 back and use
01:42:31.860 it against
01:42:32.260 them.
01:42:33.080 We could
01:42:33.680 also, it'd be
01:42:34.540 worth giving
01:42:35.160 those people
01:42:35.760 amnesty for
01:42:37.000 something they
01:42:37.520 innocently did
01:42:38.600 back then to
01:42:39.780 tell us what's
01:42:40.860 really going on.
01:42:41.420 I 100%
01:42:42.200 support that.
01:42:42.840 There is a
01:42:43.600 story today
01:42:44.420 that I saw
01:42:44.840 in the
01:42:45.000 Washington
01:42:45.360 Times, the
01:42:46.140 NSA wooing
01:42:47.120 thousands of
01:42:47.960 laid-off big
01:42:48.680 tech workers
01:42:49.340 for spy
01:42:50.040 agencies hiring
01:42:51.000 spree.
01:42:51.980 And I
01:42:52.400 looked at
01:42:52.860 this and
01:42:53.440 I thought,
01:42:54.100 oh, this
01:42:54.960 isn't good
01:42:55.560 because of
01:42:57.240 the public
01:42:57.740 private
01:42:58.200 partnership
01:42:58.840 now and
01:42:59.460 the revolving
01:43:00.140 door with
01:43:00.760 our Justice
01:43:01.340 Department and
01:43:02.160 FBI and
01:43:03.100 all of this
01:43:04.440 stuff that is
01:43:05.080 being shared.
01:43:06.240 Big tech and
01:43:06.780 Twitter was
01:43:07.440 just exposed
01:43:08.260 for this.
01:43:08.880 Right, right.
01:43:10.060 And all of
01:43:11.340 them are
01:43:11.860 involved.
01:43:12.840 And it
01:43:13.400 is becoming
01:43:14.340 really, truly
01:43:15.460 one kind
01:43:16.560 of thing.
01:43:17.360 Big tech and
01:43:18.200 government are
01:43:18.900 really merging
01:43:20.140 together.
01:43:21.440 So one of
01:43:22.920 the things in
01:43:23.540 this story is
01:43:24.340 this is a way
01:43:25.140 to keep these
01:43:25.880 guys from going
01:43:26.640 to China.
01:43:27.780 But how do
01:43:29.080 you feel about
01:43:30.020 the NSA
01:43:31.160 getting all of
01:43:32.560 these?
01:43:33.260 I mean, they're
01:43:33.880 hiring thousands.
01:43:36.060 30, is it
01:43:37.420 30,000?
01:43:39.660 No, no.
01:43:40.500 3,000 more
01:43:41.680 employees.
01:43:42.840 To work just
01:43:43.600 in the
01:43:43.920 Washington, D.C.
01:43:45.000 area.
01:43:46.880 How do you, is
01:43:47.980 this a good
01:43:48.400 thing, bad
01:43:49.040 thing?
01:43:49.520 How do you
01:43:49.820 feel about
01:43:50.240 security for
01:43:50.860 people?
01:43:52.460 Well, first
01:43:53.080 of all, I've
01:43:53.480 been a big
01:43:53.840 advocate for
01:43:55.040 an idea that
01:43:56.640 has not yet
01:43:57.500 come to
01:43:58.120 fruition, but I
01:43:58.840 feel very
01:43:59.240 passionately
01:43:59.780 about it.
01:44:00.620 If you're an
01:44:01.400 American company
01:44:02.380 and you're
01:44:03.340 working on
01:44:03.880 sensitive
01:44:04.300 programs for
01:44:06.020 the U.S.
01:44:06.540 government,
01:44:06.940 whether it be
01:44:07.380 State Department,
01:44:08.160 DOD, or
01:44:08.800 intelligence
01:44:09.280 community, you
01:44:10.720 should be
01:44:11.180 barred from
01:44:12.360 working in
01:44:13.240 China.
01:44:14.380 There is no
01:44:15.120 possible way that
01:44:16.040 if you're
01:44:16.360 collecting sensitive
01:44:17.340 information for
01:44:18.280 us and working
01:44:19.200 on sensitive
01:44:19.780 programs, that you
01:44:21.000 can keep up
01:44:21.900 this wall with
01:44:23.460 China.
01:44:24.020 We should
01:44:24.400 absolutely have
01:44:25.480 that wall.
01:44:26.560 All right.
01:44:26.980 Hang on just a
01:44:27.740 sec.
01:44:27.880 We're with
01:44:28.200 Richard Grinnell,
01:44:29.000 back in a
01:44:29.460 minute.
01:44:29.640 The Glenn
01:44:31.500 Back Program.
01:44:32.820 Isn't it time
01:44:33.280 to start doing
01:44:33.780 the things that
01:44:34.660 you love again?
01:44:35.700 Make sure you
01:44:36.040 hold him, Sarah.
01:44:37.480 Make sure you
01:44:37.840 hold him over
01:44:38.280 if you can.
01:44:40.300 You know,
01:44:40.620 things in the
01:44:42.380 good old days,
01:44:43.360 before you were
01:44:43.940 dealing with pain
01:44:44.920 all the time,
01:44:47.480 I mean,
01:44:48.180 wouldn't you like
01:44:48.660 to go back?
01:44:49.460 There is a way
01:44:50.460 to go back and
01:44:51.500 get rid of a lot
01:44:52.620 of this pain
01:44:53.400 without doping
01:44:54.900 yourself up.
01:44:56.280 It doesn't have
01:44:57.240 to be a permanent
01:44:58.000 separation from
01:44:59.300 good times.
01:45:00.960 And I know
01:45:01.400 this because
01:45:01.900 I've been there
01:45:02.600 myself.
01:45:03.660 If you or
01:45:04.480 somebody you
01:45:05.080 love are
01:45:05.600 dealing with
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01:45:49.960 going to want
01:45:50.520 to miss.
01:45:51.060 A roast of
01:45:51.820 Joe Biden.
01:45:52.540 Going to be a
01:45:52.880 lot of fun.
01:45:53.340 BlazeTV.com
01:45:54.140 slash Glenn.
01:46:05.000 All righty
01:46:06.660 then.
01:46:07.500 I've got a
01:46:08.460 story that I
01:46:09.300 think we should
01:46:10.220 put in the
01:46:11.020 I don't think
01:46:12.860 we should do
01:46:13.360 that category.
01:46:14.920 You know, some
01:46:15.500 of them are
01:46:15.920 pretty obvious.
01:46:17.480 I think this
01:46:18.580 one is in the
01:46:19.420 obvious category,
01:46:20.480 but apparently
01:46:20.920 not.
01:46:21.660 Apparently not.
01:46:22.200 Have you heard
01:46:23.300 of the startup
01:46:24.380 called Colossal?
01:46:27.720 Colossal.
01:46:28.580 I have not.
01:46:29.620 Yeah, it's kind
01:46:30.120 of an ambitious
01:46:30.700 project.
01:46:32.240 It's a biotech
01:46:33.800 company.
01:46:34.920 Okay.
01:46:35.380 And if you go
01:46:35.980 to Colossal's
01:46:36.820 website, you'll
01:46:38.640 see the mammoth.
01:46:41.340 Okay.
01:46:42.080 Mm-hmm.
01:46:44.500 May prehistory
01:46:46.020 thunder forward.
01:46:47.580 We have the DNA,
01:46:49.400 the technology,
01:46:50.180 and the leading
01:46:51.180 experts in the
01:46:52.140 field.
01:46:52.840 Next, we'll
01:46:53.940 have the woolly
01:46:54.680 mammoth alive
01:46:55.720 again.
01:46:57.340 Earth's old
01:46:58.400 friend and
01:46:59.720 new hero, the
01:47:01.000 woolly mammoth.
01:47:02.420 Did any of
01:47:03.820 these people see
01:47:05.060 Jurassic Park?
01:47:07.980 Does anybody?
01:47:08.720 Those are
01:47:09.340 dinosaurs.
01:47:10.080 You wouldn't
01:47:10.600 want to recreate
01:47:11.220 a T-Rex.
01:47:11.960 We're talking
01:47:12.200 about Earth's
01:47:13.360 old friend.
01:47:14.100 Old friend,
01:47:14.860 the woolly
01:47:15.160 mammoth.
01:47:15.400 We don't know
01:47:16.480 if it was man's
01:47:17.320 friend.
01:47:17.640 It doesn't look
01:47:18.320 like it.
01:47:18.740 It doesn't.
01:47:19.600 It's furry.
01:47:20.340 It looks kind
01:47:20.760 of like an
01:47:21.020 elephant.
01:47:21.280 Those tusks
01:47:22.420 are sharp,
01:47:23.500 it looks like.
01:47:24.280 I don't know.
01:47:25.320 The woolly
01:47:25.580 mammoth does not
01:47:26.220 seem like it
01:47:26.540 would be our
01:47:26.840 friend.
01:47:26.960 So, Colossal's
01:47:28.260 landmark de-extinction
01:47:30.080 project.
01:47:30.960 Mm-hmm.
01:47:32.120 Okay.
01:47:32.640 The landmark of
01:47:34.040 the de-extinction
01:47:35.400 project.
01:47:35.760 This is the segment.
01:47:36.480 We deserve to be
01:47:36.980 destroyed.
01:47:37.480 This is the segment
01:47:38.680 that at the
01:47:39.540 beginning of the
01:47:40.680 movie, like
01:47:41.200 Jurassic Park,
01:47:41.900 where the swing's
01:47:42.340 out of control,
01:47:42.940 there's like people
01:47:43.540 on the air going,
01:47:44.160 did you hear about
01:47:44.800 this new Colossal?
01:47:46.140 They're going to
01:47:47.100 bring the woolly
01:47:47.580 mammoth back to
01:47:48.420 life.
01:47:48.640 And it's just like
01:47:49.040 the background as
01:47:50.120 they're setting the
01:47:50.740 scene to the movie.
01:47:51.580 This is the
01:47:52.240 conversation.
01:47:52.640 This is the
01:47:53.200 conversation.
01:47:54.140 And this is the
01:47:54.740 part of the movie.
01:47:56.000 It's in the first
01:47:56.600 opening 20 seconds
01:47:57.740 where you roll your
01:47:58.420 eyes and go,
01:47:59.140 nobody's stupid
01:48:00.140 enough to do that.
01:48:01.180 Right.
01:48:01.360 And you switch.
01:48:02.140 And you switch.
01:48:02.640 You switch the
01:48:03.240 channel.
01:48:03.500 OK, Colossal's
01:48:06.120 landmark de-extinction
01:48:07.980 program.
01:48:08.520 So landmark would
01:48:09.880 mean this is the
01:48:11.240 this is a big one,
01:48:12.100 but they got other
01:48:12.880 projects because
01:48:14.200 they've got good
01:48:14.880 de-extinction
01:48:16.040 project.
01:48:16.580 This is the
01:48:17.500 landmark of the
01:48:20.280 de-extinction
01:48:21.080 project.
01:48:22.120 Good.
01:48:22.520 It will be the
01:48:23.220 resurrection of the
01:48:24.040 woolly mammoth or
01:48:25.500 more specifically a
01:48:26.940 cold resistant
01:48:27.580 elephant with all
01:48:28.740 the core biological
01:48:29.700 traits of the
01:48:30.500 woolly mammoth.
01:48:31.340 It'll walk like a
01:48:32.600 woolly mammoth,
01:48:33.220 look like one
01:48:34.320 sound like one.
01:48:35.360 But most
01:48:35.680 importantly, it
01:48:36.760 will be able to
01:48:37.540 inhabit the same
01:48:38.560 ecosystem previously
01:48:40.040 abandoned by the
01:48:41.800 mammoth's extinction.
01:48:43.700 Now, I just happen to
01:48:45.860 be from the old
01:48:47.340 school that.
01:48:50.020 Things that were
01:48:51.740 around.
01:48:53.660 Maybe there's a
01:48:54.800 reason they're not
01:48:56.040 around anymore, you
01:48:57.660 know?
01:48:58.360 I mean, we're busy
01:48:59.780 killing humans and
01:49:03.200 bringing back
01:49:03.780 dinosaurs.
01:49:05.140 The hell is...
01:49:06.920 It's a good point.
01:49:08.000 The same people who
01:49:08.760 want to bring back the
01:49:09.500 woolly mammoth are the
01:49:10.260 same people who are
01:49:10.800 like, ah, that's not
01:49:11.900 life in there.
01:49:12.880 Come on.
01:49:13.360 What is that?
01:49:13.920 That's a clump of
01:49:15.420 cells.
01:49:16.400 You can abort that
01:49:17.300 thing three times till
01:49:18.700 Tuesday.
01:49:19.300 Right.
01:49:20.000 But bring back the
01:49:20.900 woolly mammoth.
01:49:21.400 But a clump of
01:49:22.420 buttercups in a
01:49:23.840 stomach.
01:49:24.940 Oh, that could be the
01:49:25.600 woolly mammoth.
01:49:26.100 It could be.
01:49:26.600 Right.
01:49:26.900 Okay.
01:49:27.580 So, here are their
01:49:28.440 top ten goals for
01:49:30.620 reviving.
01:49:31.000 Oh, good.
01:49:31.560 One, to decelerate
01:49:33.880 the melting of the
01:49:35.120 Arctic permafrost.
01:49:38.740 How?
01:49:39.320 By having big,
01:49:40.140 furry elephants
01:49:42.420 stomp around on it?
01:49:43.580 What the...
01:49:44.820 Because, yeah,
01:49:45.680 that's going to work.
01:49:47.540 To prevent the
01:49:48.400 emission of greenhouse
01:49:49.180 gases trapped within
01:49:50.820 the permafrost layer.
01:49:52.880 Mm-hmm.
01:49:53.540 Mm-hmm.
01:49:53.800 Okay.
01:49:54.600 How, again, is that
01:49:55.880 by taking these
01:49:56.700 decaying animals out
01:49:57.900 of the permafrost?
01:49:58.400 What does that mean?
01:50:00.020 To revert now...
01:50:01.160 That is one of the
01:50:01.760 big things they talk
01:50:02.500 about, is that if...
01:50:03.640 This is the, in
01:50:04.700 the global warming
01:50:05.380 theory, this out-of-control
01:50:07.740 cataclysm where one
01:50:10.720 event, the chain
01:50:11.360 reaction, sort of like
01:50:12.360 what...
01:50:12.840 It gets too warm,
01:50:13.900 the ice melts, it
01:50:15.240 releases more carbon
01:50:16.140 monoxide, which makes
01:50:17.100 it more warm, which
01:50:17.960 makes the ice melt
01:50:18.560 more, which means it
01:50:19.380 releases more carbon
01:50:20.140 monoxide, and it
01:50:20.900 never, ever ends.
01:50:21.660 They also want to
01:50:23.300 revert the now
01:50:25.020 over-shrubbed forests
01:50:27.100 back into natural
01:50:29.600 Arctic grasslands, which
01:50:31.520 will help with carbon
01:50:32.540 emissions.
01:50:34.300 Okay.
01:50:35.340 What?
01:50:35.640 Shrubs have...
01:50:36.680 Shrubbery.
01:50:38.180 That's the problem.
01:50:39.340 We're not shrubbery.
01:50:40.140 Shrubbery.
01:50:41.620 To restore the mammoth
01:50:43.380 steppe, to foster an
01:50:46.040 ecosystem that can
01:50:47.120 maintain its own
01:50:48.140 defenses against climate
01:50:49.980 change, to what...
01:50:51.660 By bringing the
01:50:52.580 woolly mammoth...
01:50:53.020 You're making an awful
01:50:54.300 lot of assumptions
01:50:55.260 here.
01:50:56.060 You know?
01:50:56.840 I mean, there's...
01:50:57.400 I mean, was a woolly
01:50:58.020 mammoth like a
01:50:58.960 agricultural engineer?
01:51:00.860 No, I mean, here's
01:51:01.760 what this is.
01:51:03.680 They said, you know,
01:51:06.280 we can get some DNA
01:51:08.500 from this frozen thing.
01:51:11.200 Maybe we should make
01:51:12.180 one.
01:51:12.820 Right.
01:51:13.020 I don't know.
01:51:13.760 That seems really...
01:51:15.120 I mean, do we have
01:51:15.780 the technology?
01:51:16.860 Yeah, we have the
01:51:17.520 technology.
01:51:18.100 Uh, guys, I don't
01:51:19.600 think we should maybe...
01:51:20.640 Should we talk about
01:51:21.480 this?
01:51:21.940 Shut up.
01:51:23.060 Yeah, let's do it.
01:51:24.180 Why should we do it?
01:51:25.480 It would be cool.
01:51:26.840 Right.
01:51:27.460 And then...
01:51:27.840 We can't put our list
01:51:28.480 of goals as it would
01:51:29.180 be cool.
01:51:29.800 Just say something
01:51:30.340 about the grasslands.
01:51:31.380 After...
01:51:31.860 After they decide to
01:51:33.260 do it, they hire a PR
01:51:34.480 firm.
01:51:35.020 Right.
01:51:35.440 We need 10 reasons why
01:51:36.800 we're doing this.
01:51:38.240 Because it's really,
01:51:39.260 what are the 10 reasons?
01:51:40.260 One, it would be cool.
01:51:42.160 That's the last reason.
01:51:43.380 Right.
01:51:43.520 That's what they think
01:51:44.500 it would be cool if they
01:51:45.560 could bring back a
01:51:46.180 woolly mammoth.
01:51:46.520 And we'll be in the
01:51:47.980 history books forever.
01:51:49.380 We'll bring back a
01:51:50.760 prehistoric monster.
01:51:54.980 Okay.
01:51:55.560 It's a woolly mammoth.
01:51:56.960 I don't know if anybody
01:51:58.400 has ever spent time
01:51:59.840 around elephants, but
01:52:01.900 they can stomp you to
01:52:03.400 death.
01:52:03.560 Yeah.
01:52:04.100 Okay?
01:52:04.580 Yeah.
01:52:04.760 I mean, it's not like,
01:52:05.520 oh, it's a good little
01:52:06.180 bubby dog.
01:52:06.640 You know what?
01:52:07.160 I blame Coca-Cola for
01:52:08.420 this.
01:52:08.680 People think that polar
01:52:09.960 bears are just going to be
01:52:10.700 nice and share cokes with
01:52:11.920 you.
01:52:12.140 That's not what they do.
01:52:13.020 Exactly right.
01:52:13.760 They rip you to shreds.
01:52:14.560 Yes.
01:52:15.020 And that's what the
01:52:15.720 woolly mammoth is out.
01:52:16.820 Yes.
01:52:17.620 The woolly mammoth is a
01:52:18.800 highly specialized killing
01:52:20.080 machine.
01:52:22.300 Now, there may be some
01:52:23.940 scientific leaps that he's
01:52:25.740 taking there.
01:52:26.520 Yeah.
01:52:27.060 Well, no more scientific
01:52:28.420 leaps than the stupid
01:52:30.180 polar bear sharing a
01:52:31.600 beverage.
01:52:34.460 So they're saying that the
01:52:36.860 woolly mammoth will return
01:52:38.240 by 2027.
01:52:40.440 Oh, great.
01:52:41.420 That's really good.
01:52:42.420 Really good.
01:52:42.880 Just in time to run for the
01:52:43.960 2028 office for president.
01:52:46.200 Here's the good news.
01:52:47.840 We'll most likely be dead by
01:52:49.640 then or Jesus will be back.
01:52:51.540 So, okay.
01:52:53.180 Now, some good advice from
01:52:55.560 Bill Gates.
01:52:57.340 Oh, Bill Gates said that
01:52:59.020 Elon Musk should stop
01:53:00.420 wasting money on space
01:53:02.260 travel and should focus
01:53:04.940 on.
01:53:05.880 Go ahead.
01:53:06.620 Why?
01:53:07.720 Focus on.
01:53:08.600 Come on.
01:53:09.080 It's Bill Gates.
01:53:10.640 Vaccine.
01:53:11.660 Vaccines.
01:53:12.100 Yes, yes.
01:53:13.280 Yes.
01:53:14.000 Talking about that.
01:53:15.120 Everybody's got to be making
01:53:16.540 some vaccines.
01:53:17.440 I'm cooking some vaccines up
01:53:18.760 in my garage here.
01:53:20.760 Nice.
01:53:21.320 Really?
01:53:21.680 Oh, yeah.
01:53:22.420 Is that what you call that?
01:53:23.720 Uh-huh.
01:53:24.420 Uh-huh.
01:53:24.920 Vaccines.
01:53:25.460 Anyway, so Bill Gates is
01:53:28.100 giving Elon Musk a little bit
01:53:30.060 of advice.
01:53:30.720 Forget about getting off the
01:53:31.720 planet.
01:53:32.560 And Elon would remind you
01:53:33.920 the reason why I'm getting
01:53:35.680 off the planet is because of
01:53:37.580 people with ideas like yours.
01:53:39.680 I mean, I think maybe we
01:53:42.000 should get off the planet
01:53:42.980 before you kill all humans.
01:53:46.660 Uh, then you had, uh, Bill
01:53:49.100 Maher, uh, over the weekend,
01:53:51.720 uh, screaming about wokeism.
01:53:58.940 Uh, he's good on this topic.
01:54:00.440 I will say he is.
01:54:01.540 He said, if you're part of
01:54:02.440 today's woke revolution, you
01:54:03.860 need to study the part of the
01:54:05.280 revolutions where they spin out
01:54:06.780 of control because the
01:54:08.360 revolutionaries get so drunk
01:54:09.900 on their purifying elixir,
01:54:12.100 they imagine they can
01:54:13.320 reinvent the very nature of
01:54:15.020 human beings themselves.
01:54:17.920 No.
01:54:19.440 No.
01:54:20.020 You know what's really
01:54:20.580 terrifying about this?
01:54:22.280 Is, look, the reason why
01:54:24.500 socialism doesn't work.
01:54:26.960 Can you name, can you name
01:54:28.240 the most basic reason why
01:54:29.660 socialism doesn't work?
01:54:30.900 You eventually run out of
01:54:32.160 other people's money.
01:54:33.040 Okay, that's a good way to put
01:54:34.160 it.
01:54:34.280 Um, but it goes against
01:54:35.920 human nature itself.
01:54:37.500 Okay.
01:54:38.120 Human nature is to sit around
01:54:40.660 and do nothing.
01:54:41.640 If somebody is going to give
01:54:42.740 it to you, you know what I
01:54:43.940 mean?
01:54:44.380 Look at your kids.
01:54:45.100 If you spoil your kids, are
01:54:46.640 they going to be the ones who
01:54:47.480 are the really hardworking, you
01:54:49.320 know, I'm out there, I'm
01:54:50.540 working, I'm thinking away
01:54:51.920 generally, usually not.
01:54:54.280 Yeah.
01:54:54.880 They're the lazy ones.
01:54:55.900 Ben Franklin, to get people
01:54:57.960 out of poverty and you make
01:54:59.120 people uncomfortable in their
01:55:00.440 poverty.
01:55:00.900 Oh my gosh, what a racist,
01:55:02.740 what a racist.
01:55:03.600 The racist abolitionist.
01:55:05.100 That guy was so bad slave,
01:55:08.080 not owning abolitionist.
01:55:10.440 I hate that guy anyway.
01:55:12.420 Um, so he points out that,
01:55:14.900 uh, Hey, uh, you know, this
01:55:17.900 always goes bad and it's
01:55:19.820 because socialism goes against
01:55:22.340 human nature.
01:55:23.400 And so when human nature kicks
01:55:25.480 in and you're like, Oh, well,
01:55:26.580 I'll get stuff for free.
01:55:27.520 So I'm not going to work so
01:55:28.620 hard because I can't advance
01:55:30.320 here.
01:55:30.780 I'm just getting this amount
01:55:32.380 of money.
01:55:32.780 So why should I work any
01:55:33.800 harder?
01:55:34.500 I mean, think about this.
01:55:35.420 This is the way almost
01:55:36.640 everybody is at work at some
01:55:38.540 point.
01:55:39.380 I'm not going to, if you get
01:55:40.480 disgruntled at all, why am I
01:55:42.160 doing it?
01:55:42.760 Why am I doing it?
01:55:43.580 I'm going to just go in, put
01:55:45.260 in my eight hours and move on.
01:55:47.440 Okay.
01:55:47.880 That's human nature.
01:55:48.720 So it goes against human
01:55:50.700 nature itself.
01:55:51.400 So then they start to design,
01:55:53.300 redesign humans.
01:55:55.460 They want to redesign.
01:55:57.060 So you fit in their utopian.
01:56:01.300 I mean, they're being kinder to
01:56:03.620 the woolly mammoth than they are
01:56:05.720 to us.
01:56:06.980 Um, he said the problem with
01:56:08.380 communism and some very recent
01:56:09.860 ideologies here at home is they
01:56:12.100 think they can change reality by
01:56:13.720 screaming at it, that you can bend
01:56:16.040 human nature by holding your
01:56:17.460 breath.
01:56:17.860 That's a difference between
01:56:19.020 reality and your mommy.
01:56:21.460 Now, so, you know, this week is
01:56:24.720 AI week on this, uh, program.
01:56:27.080 We're going to be talking to the
01:56:28.280 on Wednesday, uh, about, uh, some
01:56:32.740 AI stuff that you really need to
01:56:34.920 know about, um, that is going to
01:56:37.080 change the seat.
01:56:38.580 It will explain what he just said
01:56:40.440 and show that it's actually not
01:56:42.160 true.
01:56:42.560 Some very recent ideologies here at
01:56:44.900 home is they think they can change
01:56:47.080 reality by screaming at it, that you
01:56:49.800 can bend human nature by holding
01:56:51.840 your breath.
01:56:52.440 No, for the very first time we have
01:56:56.400 AI and it will be able to track you
01:57:00.160 and change your nature without you
01:57:03.740 knowing it by 2030.
01:57:06.640 I'm going to make you a prediction
01:57:08.120 and I guarantee this will happen by 2030.
01:57:12.020 If things continue as they are, you
01:57:14.980 will no longer be able to define free
01:57:19.600 will.
01:57:20.280 You won't know what free will even is
01:57:25.200 anymore because you won't know the
01:57:30.960 chicken or the egg.
01:57:32.220 Did I have the idea?
01:57:33.840 Was that idea given to me?
01:57:36.180 Do I like that for my own personal
01:57:39.120 reasons or have I been influenced
01:57:42.320 without my understanding?
01:57:44.280 Can I do something that I want to do?
01:57:49.860 Do I have free will?
01:57:52.140 It's gone.
01:57:53.420 It will be something that our children
01:57:55.260 who have it now will be the last
01:57:58.440 generation to really understand it
01:58:00.500 because of AI.
01:58:02.120 They can bend humans and human nature,
01:58:06.140 not by holding their breath, but through
01:58:08.320 AI algorithms.
01:58:09.620 Can I ask you a Bill Maher question
01:58:14.420 while we're here?
01:58:16.120 So we kind of know this pattern, right?
01:58:18.700 Where someone, let's say they're very
01:58:20.900 reliably liberal and then they start
01:58:23.140 saying things against that orthodoxy.
01:58:26.240 What happens to them?
01:58:27.780 They're always destroyed.
01:58:28.580 They're destroyed.
01:58:29.340 Right.
01:58:30.200 So Bill Maher was a very reliable liberal.
01:58:33.760 I mean, he occasionally would say stuff
01:58:35.860 that's made sense, right?
01:58:37.040 But he generally speaking was just a
01:58:38.580 liberal and he 90% of the time was a
01:58:40.260 liberal and occasionally he'd say
01:58:41.520 something.
01:58:41.920 We'd be like, wow, I can't believe
01:58:42.740 Bill Maher said that, but it was
01:58:43.680 pretty rare.
01:58:45.520 Then he started doing this, this
01:58:47.500 anti-woke thing he's been doing now
01:58:49.520 for a couple of years consistently.
01:58:51.860 Almost every week there's another clip
01:58:53.600 of him ranting against wokeism and
01:58:56.920 the direction the AOC left is going
01:59:00.100 in.
01:59:01.200 Okay.
01:59:02.040 And since then he has not only been
01:59:04.580 rewarded with a hefty contract
01:59:06.940 extension at HBO, but now his after show
01:59:12.740 is going to be carried on CNN as part
01:59:16.760 of their new programming schedule on
01:59:18.140 the weekends.
01:59:18.880 I think this is a good thing.
01:59:20.760 I think so too.
01:59:22.040 I'm very, I'm always worried about
01:59:24.160 good things because I don't believe in
01:59:26.400 them anymore.
01:59:29.400 We make very, very bad elves.
01:59:32.800 Not another etch a sketch thrown in the
01:59:38.840 trash.
01:59:39.400 Johnny, you're not going to get that.
01:59:40.860 You're not going to get that.
01:59:41.240 You probably won't live to Christmas.
01:59:43.160 What, what is this?
01:59:44.720 Why, why, why, why, why is Bill Maher?
01:59:49.240 Because I think Bill Maher is a, a lefty
01:59:53.000 intellectual that has been so deeply
01:59:55.680 ingrained in that role for so long.
01:59:58.860 Um, and he is always kind of pissed
02:00:02.240 people.
02:00:02.780 Well, you know, if he makes us happy
02:00:04.700 occasionally, he makes them unhappy
02:00:06.760 occasionally.
02:00:07.220 So they're a little used to it.
02:00:08.820 Yeah.
02:00:09.040 They're used to it.
02:00:09.780 And he's a little bit of a free
02:00:10.860 thinker.
02:00:11.460 He doesn't like the Republicans.
02:00:13.380 Okay.
02:00:14.160 But he is waking up on this.
02:00:16.920 And I think there are enough
02:00:19.000 intellectuals that are waking up and
02:00:22.780 saying, Hey, how about a return to
02:00:24.780 classical liberalism?
02:00:27.200 You know what I mean?
02:00:28.620 How about, how about a little
02:00:29.740 classical liberalism?
02:00:31.520 I, I, that's the only way I can
02:00:33.620 explain it.
02:00:34.380 That the tide is changing.
02:00:36.740 I hope that's true.
02:00:37.560 That would be really encouraging,
02:00:38.620 which is why, of course, I don't
02:00:39.900 believe.
02:00:40.820 Exactly right.
02:00:42.480 Who's here to see Santa next?
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02:02:16.100 Glenn Beck.
02:02:18.100 Tomorrow we're covering the State of the
02:02:35.240 Union live coverage on Blaze TV.
02:02:37.360 We'll all be there with a few comments,
02:02:39.320 I'm thinking.
02:02:40.320 So you don't want to miss that tomorrow.
02:02:43.140 You know, some will say it's like a
02:02:44.440 pre-party or a wake, you know, one of the
02:02:50.520 two.
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02:02:56.320 It's going to be a lot of fun roasting
02:02:57.360 Joe Biden as we watch the speech with you.
02:02:59.900 It's going to be the only way to tolerate
02:03:01.360 it.
02:03:01.700 Oh, yeah.
02:03:02.080 Yeah.
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