The Glenn Beck Program - RUN! 'FedNow' Is the Government's Slippery Slope to CBDC ｜ Guests： Bernie Marcus & Justin Haskins ｜ 3⧸21⧸23

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00:01:36.200 We got no room to compromise.

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00:01:46.860 Stand up, stand, hold the light.

00:01:51.860 It's a new day, I'm trying to rise.

00:01:55.100 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:02:05.520 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:08.980 What a coincidence, and I'm Glenn Beck.

00:02:12.420 How did that happen?

00:02:14.260 Wow.

00:02:15.240 Well, I'm so glad to be here, and I'm glad you're listening from behind my cardboard microphone.

00:02:19.760 I'm going to give you all of the information that you need today.

00:02:23.440 We're going to start, in fact, let me play it now.

00:02:28.480 We've got cut seven.

00:02:30.280 Here's Joe Biden yesterday, Vim and Vigor, making a great case on why he just signed a veto for the anti-ESG bill.

00:02:41.500 Here it is.

00:02:42.300 I just signed this veto because the legislation passed by the Congress would put at risk the retirement savings of individuals across the country.

00:02:50.960 They couldn't take into consideration investments that wouldn't be impacted by climate, impacted by overpaying executives, and that's why I decided to veto it.

00:03:01.340 It makes sense to veto it.

00:03:02.680 Okay, that's not what that bill is saying, but I veto it. 0.99

00:03:08.380 They think you're stupid, and I go to Kamala Harris for evidence and a conspiracy theory that seems to be coming true. 0.99

00:03:23.380 Fed now. 1.00

00:03:25.380 What's that?

00:03:27.320 Oh, I can't wait to tell you.

00:03:29.220 We begin in 60 seconds.

00:03:30.620 Good ranchers, America's farmers and ranchers are counting on us.

00:03:36.020 We need to ask, act.

00:03:37.820 Did you see in, where was it, the Netherlands, where all the farmers?

00:03:42.220 Man, farmers, I would love for you to run for office.

00:03:46.300 They are running for office in the Netherlands, and they are now, I believe, the biggest party in the Netherlands.

00:03:53.460 Are they not?

00:03:54.280 All these farmers were like, enough of this ESG stuff, and you're going to kill everybody because you're not letting us use fertilizer.

00:04:04.060 Well, they organized, and guess what?

00:04:07.960 The farmers in the Netherlands are back on top.

00:04:11.540 Now, here's the problem.

00:04:14.060 In America, we haven't done that yet, and our ranchers and our farmers are really struggling.

00:04:20.220 But don't worry.

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00:04:23.040 Bill Gates is in your neighborhood, and he's buying up farmland.

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00:05:27.760 Well, hello, Stu.

00:05:30.300 Glenn Beck, how are you?

00:05:31.200 Oh, my gosh.

00:05:32.420 Oh, my gosh.

00:05:33.160 You know, they're putting up barricades now around the Manhattan criminal court.

00:05:42.220 Let's put this.

00:05:42.880 Can we show them?

00:05:43.660 There it is.

00:05:44.320 They're coming out of the truck right there.

00:05:46.420 The barricades.

00:05:47.800 Those barricades would stop anything.

00:05:51.200 Well, they're pretty short and bike racks, basically.

00:05:54.560 Right.

00:05:54.920 Yeah.

00:05:55.160 But they'd stop anything.

00:05:56.560 And they've got to stop that teeming crowd of Americans that are so fed up with the federal

00:06:05.060 government that they're just going to go.

00:06:06.760 All of those New Yorkers that just love Donald Trump, they're going to be down there.

00:06:12.520 As we've learned previously, major city centers are big, big hotspots for Trump country that

00:06:20.780 came directly from Jussie Smollett.

00:06:22.280 That's right.

00:06:23.020 He told us that.

00:06:24.060 Yeah, it's Trump country.

00:06:25.060 That's what they do.

00:06:26.820 They run around and they say, this is Trump country.

00:06:29.060 So they're not sure when they're going to arraign him or if they're going to arraign

00:06:34.980 him, but they're just getting ready.

00:06:36.480 They're just getting ready.

00:06:38.380 I mean, it does seem like they are preparing for it.

00:06:41.820 What?

00:06:43.040 Again, they have not announced they're going to do this, but it certainly does seem like

00:06:47.000 they're preparing for it in New York.

00:06:48.680 It's almost like a circus.

00:06:50.020 Take our mind elsewhere. 1.00

00:06:51.280 So let's talk about how stupid this administration thinks you are. 1.00

00:06:59.300 Here's our vice president talking to a black college team after the March Madness loss last 1.00

00:07:08.620 Thursday.

00:07:09.720 Here she is.

00:07:10.260 Listen to this.

00:07:10.820 You guys are so good.

00:07:13.800 You guys are so good.

00:07:17.180 You played hard.

00:07:18.560 You played to the very last second.

00:07:21.300 You made all the spices so, so fun.

00:07:25.140 Every time we did.

00:07:26.340 You hustled out there.

00:07:28.000 You are smart.

00:07:29.460 Yeah.

00:07:30.300 You are disciplined.

00:07:31.640 You put everything you had into the game.

00:07:34.840 And you know, that's what it's about, right?

00:07:36.880 Until the last minute, you guys did that.

00:07:40.520 You didn't stop until the last second and you did not stop.

00:07:43.740 Okay.

00:07:44.680 And that is so inspiring.

00:07:46.580 Oh, thank you.

00:07:48.120 So you keep playing with chin up and shoulders back. 1.00

00:07:52.300 Oh, shut up. 1.00

00:07:53.400 Shut up. 1.00

00:07:54.480 This is how stupid they think people are. 1.00

00:07:57.600 She's talking to them like they're four years old. 1.00

00:08:01.280 And like they won.

00:08:02.720 Right, right.

00:08:03.300 Which they did not.

00:08:04.020 They got destroyed in the game.

00:08:05.440 Shut your heart out. 1.00

00:08:06.280 You were, shut up. 1.00

00:08:07.520 You look so smart. 1.00

00:08:09.140 Shut up. 1.00

00:08:11.140 You played to the last minute. 1.00

00:08:13.000 Was there a choice?

00:08:14.320 What other possibility is there than playing to the last minute?

00:08:19.240 That's what all teams do in every game.

00:08:21.400 Let me ask you this.

00:08:22.920 So this is, again, little circus, little sideshow that you can watch.

00:08:29.120 Meanwhile, there is someone talking to students like an adult and talking to them about the banking process and what's really going on.

00:08:43.640 Listen to this teacher talking to his students.

00:08:46.280 Listen to this.

00:08:46.740 So I put $10,000 into the bank.

00:08:48.800 They take my $10,000 and they go get $100,000.

00:08:52.240 They borrow it from the Fed window.

00:08:54.100 They get 10 times the amount of our deposits that we put into the bank.

00:08:58.020 They then get 10 times the amount.

00:09:00.400 They then take that 10 times the amount and they put it into treasury bonds or something else that's going to give them a yield of 7% or 6%.

00:09:08.740 While they pay us what?

00:09:12.000 0.0000 nothing percent.

00:09:14.880 That's right.

00:09:15.760 Right.

00:09:16.500 And then what happens?

00:09:17.920 We get hip to it and say, hey, Mr. Silicon Valley Bank, can I have my money back?

00:09:21.760 Oh, we don't have it right now.

00:09:23.240 I want my money back.

00:09:24.440 I don't have it.

00:09:25.020 Everybody, I want my money back.

00:09:26.280 Give us our money back.

00:09:27.240 Hold on.

00:09:27.700 We got to go sell the treasury bonds that we invested in that now are upside down because the rates are through the roof.

00:09:36.960 And I don't have your money.

00:09:38.740 So what has to happen to their Ponzi scheme that I would have went to jail if I did that?

00:09:43.440 They get bailed out.

00:09:45.960 Mr. Biden comes up and says, oh, I'm going to print more money.

00:09:49.380 I wonder why he's going to print more money to devalue your dollar even more.

00:09:54.860 Because guess what they're doing next to you?

00:09:57.680 They're going to centralize banking.

00:09:59.880 They're going to own crypto.

00:10:02.720 They're going to regulate everything to be digital.

00:10:05.940 Okay.

00:10:06.400 Oh, so this is the first step.

00:10:08.160 Oh, my gosh.

00:10:08.820 Stop.

00:10:09.340 I can't.

00:10:09.980 That's a conspiracy theory.

00:10:11.820 That is how irresponsible.

00:10:14.460 That teacher.

00:10:15.380 Boy, I'll tell you something right now.

00:10:18.580 Peddling these lies.

00:10:20.820 I found something yesterday interesting.

00:10:26.160 It's called FedNow.

00:10:29.560 Here's how it works.

00:10:30.760 Cut one.

00:10:32.040 Today, people and businesses expect to make and receive payments at the click of a button any time of the day, every day of the year.

00:10:39.580 And most expect their financial institutions to offer or support payment services that meet the speed and convenience they seek.

00:10:46.840 In fact, three in four businesses and two-thirds of consumers surveyed think it's important that their bank or credit union offer faster payments.

00:10:56.100 Right.

00:10:56.360 Financial institutions interested in meeting these demands can use the Federal Reserve's upcoming FedNow Service to build innovative payment offerings that can help them retain and attract customers and avoid losing out to the competition.

00:11:09.960 With the FedNow Service launching in 2023, the time to start preparing is now.

00:11:16.620 Right.

00:11:17.280 What can financial institutions do to get ready?

00:11:20.160 A bank or credit union should first get a sense of the demands and trends in the market.

00:11:24.820 Uh-huh.

00:11:25.200 Let's take a look at how one financial institution might do this.

00:11:30.280 Meet Jill.

00:11:31.220 The CEO of Community Bank.

00:11:32.840 Oh.

00:11:33.540 Jill keeps a close eye on Community Bank's customer retention rates.

00:11:37.200 Uh-huh.

00:11:38.600 She was surprised to see new research showing that nearly two-thirds of businesses and one-third of consumers indicated they would factor access to faster payments into future decisions on whether to switch financial institutions.

00:11:50.940 Oh, my gosh. 0.96

00:11:51.520 Dumb polls are they taking. 0.97

00:11:52.300 Jill and her team looked at their own customer transactions and discovered an increasing number of customers moving funds to alternative payment services, such as digital wallets and mobile payment apps. 0.97

00:12:03.180 Uh-oh.

00:12:03.380 Uh-oh.

00:12:04.300 This corresponded with a noticeable decline in customers' deposits and accounts at Community Bank.

00:12:09.880 Uh-oh.

00:12:10.560 They knew they had to take action.

00:12:14.740 Jill and team reviewed FedNow Education tools and resources to understand how the service will work and how to prepare for it.

00:12:22.300 They also learned about instant payment use cases, including account-to-account transfers, bill pay, and person-to-person transactions.

00:12:31.860 Stop.

00:12:32.380 Just a second.

00:12:33.120 So these, the FedNow system is taking applicants beginning next month, and they're launching this July for your independence, for your freedom, for your security, for your benefit.

00:12:52.740 And so now, you can go to one of these banks.

00:12:57.500 You might meet Jill.

00:12:58.940 Did I introduce you to Jill from Community Bank?

00:13:03.360 Uh, Jill's done a survey, and she found people want, you know, access to their money quickly.

00:13:10.420 Two-thirds of consumers believe their money should be available at the bank when they go.

00:13:16.400 Oh, good pull.

00:13:18.020 Okay, so what is Jill doing?

00:13:21.180 Jill's going to the Fed and saying, can we have your non-blockchain system and have it so we can give everybody a credit card or a bank card?

00:13:35.000 And it won't say FedNow on it, but it'll be the engine of FedNow, where they just swipe their card, and instantaneously, they can buy something.

00:13:49.180 Yeah.

00:13:49.560 What?

00:13:50.020 What kind of futuristic world is this?

00:13:51.860 It's a crazy futuristic world.

00:13:54.220 Flying cars.

00:13:55.460 What's next?

00:13:56.420 Fast, but it will be faster, because, see, right now, like, if you go to a bank and you need to transfer funds, you've got to go to the bank and say, hey, I need to transfer these from one account to another.

00:14:12.560 And then they're like, oh, okay, account number, and they write it down.

00:14:17.240 Okay, and you want to transfer where?

00:14:18.800 Okay.

00:14:19.380 All right, sign this.

00:14:20.920 Okay.

00:14:21.280 And then they do this really old, archaic thing.

00:14:25.120 They go, okay, done.

00:14:34.280 Hello?

00:14:35.720 It's the year 2023.

00:14:38.140 We can't wait that long.

00:14:40.360 No, we need something faster, and we want it to go through the Fed every time we make a purchase of something.

00:14:49.640 What could possibly go wrong with this system?

00:14:54.160 Well, they want you to know this is an alternative for a Fed coin.

00:15:02.040 Yeah.

00:15:02.720 Yeah, they're not.

00:15:03.900 They're saying, no, we want you to know clearly this is not to introduce central bank digital currency, a CBDC.

00:15:14.360 No, no.

00:15:15.600 This is an alternative to that.

00:15:19.640 Hmm.

00:15:22.020 Why do you?

00:15:23.080 Hmm.

00:15:23.580 Why do you?

00:15:24.000 It doesn't sound like much of an alternative.

00:15:26.040 It sounds like the same thing.

00:15:27.880 Well, no, because you'll have a bank card instead.

00:15:32.400 It'll be your local bank doing it.

00:15:34.500 It looks like one thing, but it is another.

00:15:37.240 And also, Jill is a man.

00:15:40.020 That's how the video ends.

00:15:43.620 We didn't get to that part, but that's how it ends.

00:15:45.540 You find out that Jill, the CEO of Community Bank, he's a dude.

00:15:49.700 So, did anybody hear about the, quote, much anticipated and heralded new FedNow system?

00:16:04.100 Have you been waiting?

00:16:05.180 Because I didn't even know about it.

00:16:06.800 No.

00:16:07.200 In fact, I thought all of this was a conspiracy.

00:16:09.940 The video was from 2021.

00:16:12.220 Yeah.

00:16:12.460 It's almost like there was something behind this the whole time.

00:16:15.820 Really?

00:16:16.460 Yeah.

00:16:16.680 Isn't it weird that it's like, hey, everybody, we're going to do this in April.

00:16:24.220 And banks, if you're having a liquidity problem, your answer is just over the horizon with FedNow.

00:16:34.440 Wow.

00:16:36.120 What a coincidence.

00:16:37.740 But remember, this has nothing to do with a Fed coin, because that would track every dime that you spend.

00:16:50.440 Oh, and some other things that you should probably be aware of.

00:16:56.620 I'll tell you about that in 60 seconds.

00:16:58.720 How do people have faith in socialism?

00:17:01.820 It's failed over and over and over again.

00:17:04.680 You know why?

00:17:05.380 You know why it's failed?

00:17:06.420 Well, wrong people.

00:17:08.540 No, it's not that it's a horrible idea and goes against human nature itself, so it always ends in bloodshed.

00:17:15.340 No, it always ends in bloodshed because they didn't do it right.

00:17:20.260 But this time, it will be different.

00:17:24.480 Now, how do you get people to believe that?

00:17:26.580 Oh, I don't know.

00:17:27.300 Take over education?

00:17:28.960 Yeah.

00:17:29.540 And they've done that.

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00:18:48.280 Okay, next hour we're going to get into this and show you exactly what needs to be done and what is really happening.

00:18:56.280 But we've been telling you about the Uniform Commercial Code.

00:18:59.540 I know, kids are running, wait, Dad, is he talking about the UCC again?

00:19:03.700 Turn it up.

00:19:05.020 I know, it's so exciting.

00:19:07.940 But the Uniform Commercial Code, the UCC, is something that we use to just make everything compliant with each other, easy to do business with each other.

00:19:22.400 It's been around forever, and they change it from time to time.

00:19:24.660 But they've just made a major change regarding CBDC.

00:19:29.920 It is changing the definition of money to include the Fed coin, which definitely is not happening.

00:19:40.120 It's just Fed now, which is an alternative.

00:19:43.400 Anyway, it's really important that you stop this dead in its tracks.

00:19:49.180 However, we have been talking to some attorneys and everything else, and there's more to this than met the eye.

00:19:58.420 When you put money into a bank, you are taking real physical cash that you possess or can possess, and you're giving that over to the bank as a deposit.

00:20:11.160 When you do that, you give the bank control of that money.

00:20:17.100 So as soon as you give the money to the bank, you're really no longer the owner of that money.

00:20:23.480 The bank has that money.

00:20:25.360 You become a liability, somebody they have to pay back.

00:20:29.680 That's the way the law is written.

00:20:33.240 The bank owns the money, and you're still entitled to get the money back, of course, and to use the deposit account to cover expenses.

00:20:41.500 But you're no longer the owner of the money.

00:20:44.500 This is why the bank has the right to lend the money to somebody else without checking with you first.

00:20:49.580 If you want to take the money out of the bank account, you take ownership again.

00:20:53.740 You're like, I don't like you, Mr. Banker.

00:20:56.760 I'm going to go see Jill at Community.

00:20:59.680 Was it Jill?

00:21:00.860 The guy at Community.

00:21:01.880 Jill, Jill, a Community Bank.

00:21:03.700 A Community Bank.

00:21:04.880 You take your deposit out.

00:21:06.340 You take it in cash.

00:21:07.160 You walk away, and you go over and see Jill.

00:21:08.880 Hey, Jill.

00:21:10.200 Formerly Jim.

00:21:11.700 You want to open up an account with us?

00:21:16.320 Okay, here's the problem with central bank digital currency.

00:21:20.860 There is no physical cash.

00:21:23.740 There's, even with Bitcoin, you can take it on a thumb drive, and you stick it in your pocket.

00:21:30.280 Or you can move it from, you know, one off-ramp to another.

00:21:35.620 Just memorize your seed phrase.

00:21:37.100 That's all you can do.

00:21:37.680 Yeah, you can do a bunch of different things.

00:21:40.000 Okay, so, but it's yours.

00:21:41.980 But CBDC is electronic, and it's only in FedNow.

00:21:48.180 It's only in the Federal Reserve system.

00:21:51.820 So, let's see.

00:21:55.740 Is that a FedNow in your pocket, Jill?

00:21:58.100 Or are you just happy to see me?

00:22:00.700 Theoretically, a digital currency could be designed so you could download it on a hard drive,

00:22:05.160 store it on a private digital wallet or something.

00:22:07.800 But that's what FedNow is getting rid of.

00:22:11.000 So, there's no chance that CBDC is going to be designed this way.

00:22:18.900 Now, that means your deposits, once you deposit them in the bank with the Fed,

00:22:26.580 that makes the deposits not money.

00:22:29.340 Therefore, you don't own it.

00:22:32.160 The institution controlling the platform, either the private banks or the Feds, would own it.

00:22:38.180 You would own no money.

00:22:41.300 It would be the people who control the platforms.

00:22:45.660 Oh, you mean like you'll own nothing, you'll have no privacy, and you'll love it?

00:22:51.840 Well, yes, two of those three things are true.

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00:24:30.140 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:24:32.200 We're glad you're here.

00:24:33.380 So yesterday I tweeted and put something, I think, on Instagram.

00:24:37.920 A video of my wife and I went shopping at Costco yesterday.

00:24:45.680 And so I just tweeted, I'm not saying you should go to Costco,

00:24:50.480 but I'm not not saying it either.

00:24:53.720 Just assuming like a dummy that people would understand

00:24:56.960 that I'm concerned about the banking system.

00:24:59.140 And, you know, just a good idea to stock up on aspirin

00:25:03.820 and children's Tylenol and allergy medicine

00:25:07.460 and things that, you know, you're going to need.

00:25:10.800 If there's a breakdown of the supply chain,

00:25:13.460 you don't want to be without medicine and toothpaste

00:25:16.100 and things like that.

00:25:17.600 Sure.

00:25:17.740 So that's what I did yesterday.

00:25:19.740 And then immediately it caught fire with Glenn Beck is suggesting

00:25:24.680 suggesting that there will be so much unrest due to Trump being indicted

00:25:28.780 that people should stock up on essentials.

00:25:31.260 You suggested that?

00:25:32.980 That's what I suggested, apparently.

00:25:35.280 So that was what I was really worried about.

00:25:38.120 Had nothing to do with the banks.

00:25:41.080 Nope.

00:25:41.640 Had nothing to do with that.

00:25:42.980 I feel like that was in the news.

00:25:43.980 People may have heard of it.

00:25:44.960 Yeah, I know.

00:25:45.660 It might have been something that I've been known to talk about

00:25:48.160 being prepared.

00:25:50.160 And speaking of that, I have the results of this audience.

00:25:53.040 Friends, and I think it's going to shock you.

00:25:56.340 This audience, we took a poll of 10,000 audience members.

00:26:02.100 How prepared are you?

00:26:03.800 Now, we took this last week, Stu. 0.98

00:26:05.380 You didn't get a chance to participate, darn it. 0.96

00:26:08.360 So for mainly entertainment purposes, 0.98

00:26:11.660 I thought we would have you take the poll.

00:26:15.240 How much food do you have saved with a long shelf life?

00:26:19.440 I only order takeout, maybe till the end of a work week.

00:26:25.040 At least two weeks worth of food.

00:26:27.520 My food stockpile can last several months.

00:26:30.280 That's three.

00:26:32.000 I'm good for at least a year.

00:26:34.980 I mean, definitely at least two weeks.

00:26:37.140 I would say, the question is, can I get to several months?

00:26:40.780 And I think...

00:26:41.180 Can you get several months?

00:26:42.740 Three.

00:26:43.580 I think I could get to...

00:26:44.540 I'll go with that one.

00:26:45.680 I think I could get to that.

00:26:46.340 But I do have a...

00:26:47.740 I had placed an order a couple years ago, my Patriot Supply.

00:26:51.300 Got some stuff.

00:26:51.940 For what?

00:26:52.440 Like your 48-hour kit for my Patriot Supply?

00:26:55.060 No, it was like a couple of big boxes.

00:26:57.460 Okay.

00:26:57.860 Got lots of packets in there.

00:26:59.300 Do you even know where they are?

00:27:00.960 Oh, boy.

00:27:01.680 Yes, I loosely...

00:27:03.520 They're in what...

00:27:04.140 I know kind of where they are.

00:27:05.360 Okay.

00:27:06.020 How much...

00:27:06.340 I can find them in a pinch.

00:27:07.520 How much bottled water do you have stored in case of an emergency?

00:27:11.200 Tap water doesn't count.

00:27:13.380 None.

00:27:13.820 I'd be dead within three days.

00:27:16.420 I have a large pack of plastic water bottles from my kids' soccer games that could last

00:27:21.560 a couple of days.

00:27:22.360 Definitely at least this high.

00:27:24.340 I have a few Costco-sized water bottle packs that could last a week or two.

00:27:29.440 My water stockpile could last several months.

00:27:32.760 I'm good for at least a year.

00:27:34.620 There's a big gap between a couple weeks and several months.

00:27:37.940 I feel like I'm falling in that window quite a bit because I do have a few of those big

00:27:42.820 water cooler jugs.

00:27:44.840 Yeah.

00:27:45.200 You know, I kept...

00:27:45.760 Yeah.

00:27:45.940 We had a water cooler for a while.

00:27:47.360 We don't have it anymore.

00:27:48.380 But I kept a bunch of the extra bottles just in case because I was thinking about you.

00:27:51.640 You're always talking about how we need things.

00:27:52.540 So when, let's say, power goes out...

00:27:55.020 Yeah.

00:27:55.840 ...you'll be able to not fill those right away.

00:27:58.860 No, they're filled.

00:27:59.740 Oh, they're filled.

00:28:00.360 They're sealed.

00:28:00.940 Good for you.

00:28:01.600 When they were first delivered.

00:28:03.340 Good for you.

00:28:03.840 Now, you probably have a better water supply than I have.

00:28:07.280 Really?

00:28:07.820 Yeah.

00:28:08.140 I knew it.

00:28:08.860 Yeah.

00:28:09.120 I knew it.

00:28:09.900 I'm the one who's prepared around here.

00:28:11.260 Oh, well, I...

00:28:11.980 Anyway.

00:28:13.220 How many of the following basic supplies do you have?

00:28:16.100 A flashlight with extra batteries?

00:28:18.820 I probably...

00:28:19.460 Yeah, almost definitely.

00:28:20.080 I'm like a battery central, man.

00:28:21.640 Yeah.

00:28:22.100 My wife has...

00:28:22.700 My wife is like batteries. 1.00

00:28:25.060 Battery-powered, solar-powered radio.

00:28:28.760 Solar-powered radio.

00:28:30.280 ...or battery-powered radio.

00:28:32.620 I might have that.

00:28:35.000 Cell phones and chargers.

00:28:37.160 Cell phones and chargers.

00:28:39.220 Yes, I've got cell phones and chargers.

00:28:40.820 And matches.

00:28:43.920 Hey, we have a few lighters.

00:28:45.440 Yeah.

00:28:45.680 Does that count?

00:28:46.480 Well, I guess.

00:28:48.340 Doesn't say lighters, but...

00:28:50.000 But, yeah.

00:28:50.680 Matches.

00:28:50.960 I mean, I think I was pretty good on that one.

00:28:52.360 Okay, yeah.

00:28:52.920 Okay, yeah.

00:28:54.400 I mean, this is...

00:28:55.400 I'm basically a prepper, is what we're learning here.

00:28:57.180 How secure is your home or your shelter?

00:29:01.040 Not prepared at all.

00:29:02.580 I have a fireplace and firewood.

00:29:07.680 Okay.

00:29:08.160 Yeah.

00:29:08.720 I do have a fireplace.

00:29:09.780 Yeah, but it's gas, isn't it?

00:29:11.440 I do have a gas fireplace.

00:29:12.800 Yeah.

00:29:13.000 I do have an out...

00:29:14.960 We have one of those little outdoor fire pits.

00:29:17.440 Does that count?

00:29:18.340 I just got a propane tank.

00:29:19.620 No.

00:29:20.080 No, it really doesn't.

00:29:21.160 No.

00:29:21.520 All right.

00:29:21.900 We can slide that right into the house.

00:29:23.580 What could go wrong?

00:29:24.060 Yeah.

00:29:24.560 I have an alternate source of heat to cook food, like a charcoal grill or camping stove.

00:29:31.000 That's...

00:29:31.360 There you are.

00:29:31.960 I have a gas grill.

00:29:33.540 In addition to a heat source, I have a backup generator in case of power outages.

00:29:39.340 I have a very...

00:29:40.680 I have a little backup generator.

00:29:42.260 Okay.

00:29:42.740 We used it because we lost power.

00:29:44.540 Right.

00:29:44.780 And I was able to power the refrigerator for like eight straight hours.

00:29:48.960 There you go.

00:29:49.420 We didn't lose our food.

00:29:50.400 Yeah.

00:29:50.720 I have an entire bunker that's ready to go if power goes out.

00:29:54.720 I do not have that.

00:29:55.540 You do not have that.

00:29:56.000 Well, I have that.

00:29:56.600 That's Glenn's house.

00:29:57.520 Yeah.

00:29:57.760 We think of Glenn's house as our bunker.

00:29:59.720 I have guns if I wouldn't have lost him in that fishing...

00:30:02.040 That's why I'm happy you lost him in the fishing accident.

00:30:04.940 Right.

00:30:05.040 Because now I can come over and you probably won't shoot at me at least early.

00:30:08.520 How strong is your emergency fund?

00:30:10.540 This one is really very important.

00:30:12.960 Mm-hmm.

00:30:13.360 Because if the banks go down, which do not panic, all you have to do is prepare.

00:30:19.020 If you have enough money for a few days of what it would cost to, you know, get gas and food or whatever, you should have that in cash.

00:30:30.820 It would be great to have, you know, your monthly bills in cash for a month.

00:30:36.740 Okay.

00:30:37.140 But you should have some cash just in case there's a banking holiday.

00:30:41.180 I love that.

00:30:42.120 I mean, the bank is collapsed.

00:30:43.420 I mean, I'm not paying bills.

00:30:44.920 What are they going to do?

00:30:46.320 I just tell them the bank's collapsed.

00:30:47.820 Sorry, I can't make those payments.

00:30:49.120 Okay.

00:30:49.520 How strong is your emergency fund?

00:30:51.180 I don't have an emergency fund.

00:30:53.220 My emergency fund can cover one to two months of expenses.

00:30:56.640 This is not cash on hand.

00:30:57.920 This is what you would have in the bank.

00:30:59.420 Okay.

00:30:59.720 Three to five months of expenses, six to eight months of expenses, a year's worth of expenses.

00:31:06.840 I mean, I could go easily into multiple years.

00:31:09.260 I got it all stored over at FTX.

00:31:11.040 I don't remember.

00:31:11.860 I haven't checked in a while.

00:31:13.920 How much do you have invested in silver, gold, or other precious metals?

00:31:17.840 None.

00:31:18.760 I bought half a gram of silver just for kicks.

00:31:21.940 Precious metals are a small part of what I have.

00:31:25.080 Precious metals medium or precious metals large part?

00:31:28.020 Oh, you know, I mean, that's just, I mean.

00:31:32.980 This is entertainment purposes only.

00:31:34.520 This is entertainment purposes.

00:31:35.260 My social security number?

00:31:36.600 Is that the next question on this?

00:31:37.460 How many of these barter skills do you know?

00:31:40.680 Oh, gosh.

00:31:41.460 I was bad on this one.

00:31:43.680 Carpentry, sewing, auto repair, medical expertise, or zero?

00:31:50.700 When do you get to talk on radio?

00:31:53.680 Do you get that?

00:31:54.400 That's zero.

00:31:54.860 Okay.

00:31:55.340 Yeah, that's zero.

00:31:56.320 I had to punch zero on that one.

00:31:58.020 Yeah, definitely zero on that.

00:31:58.700 How much emergency fuel do you have stored for your car?

00:32:01.540 None.

00:32:02.400 I have an extra gallon of gas in the garage.

00:32:04.580 I have enough extra gas for the last a month.

00:32:07.400 Gas stored for the last six months.

00:32:08.640 What do you do?

00:32:09.160 Six months.

00:32:09.600 What are you supposed to do with extra gas?

00:32:11.680 You put it in, you know, plastic containers.

00:32:14.700 Yeah.

00:32:14.860 The big red plastic containers.

00:32:16.440 Okay.

00:32:16.700 And then what?

00:32:17.340 And then you fill them up.

00:32:19.760 Uh-huh.

00:32:20.020 And then over about a two-month period, you cycle through that gas.

00:32:24.660 So if you need gas instead of-

00:32:26.620 I read horror stories about the-

00:32:28.160 Because I had the-

00:32:29.300 Because we lost power, I had to go get gas at the, you know, for the generator.

00:32:33.260 Right.

00:32:33.840 And I did that.

00:32:35.500 And then I had left-

00:32:36.800 Once the power came back on, I had leftover gas.

00:32:39.700 Right.

00:32:40.080 And then I was like, well, what am I supposed to do with this gas?

00:32:42.540 And then I started to re-

00:32:43.600 I went online.

00:32:44.360 I made the mistake of searching for what I should do.

00:32:46.400 And it was like, your house will burn down if you keep this gas anywhere within 500 feet

00:32:50.480 of your home.

00:32:51.520 That's basically what they said.

00:32:52.600 So then I just started-

00:32:53.720 I just started running my car in the driveway, burning gas and filling it back up.

00:32:57.720 That's legitimately what I did.

00:32:59.180 Is that really what you did?

00:33:00.100 I just ran my gas in the driveway for like eight straight hours and just kept filling it

00:33:05.240 up until I burned all the gas-

00:33:06.360 If you have a shed-

00:33:06.940 Directly into the atmosphere.

00:33:08.660 If you have a shed or something like that, just keep it in the shed.

00:33:12.060 Then the shed burns down.

00:33:13.420 That's what the online said.

00:33:14.000 Then there'll be an explosion.

00:33:16.920 How well do you know how to use a paper map?

00:33:21.080 I'm good at that.

00:33:21.920 Hopeless without an iPhone, could possibly navigate to the other side of the neighborhood,

00:33:26.480 navigate around a new city, can handle long-haul roadmap trips with a paper map, and I'm Bear

00:33:33.600 Grylls.

00:33:34.000 Drop me in the middle of Mongolian Desert with a map and a compass, and I can find my way

00:33:38.940 back to civilization.

00:33:40.480 I mean, I probably am not to that level, but I can read a paper map.

00:33:43.120 I will say this is the same thing that's going to happen with AI.

00:33:45.860 I was thinking of you the other day when I was thinking of this, because what happened

00:33:49.640 from maps to GPS is about what's about to happen with our writing skills.

00:33:55.400 Everything.

00:33:56.300 Everything.

00:33:57.440 You're not going to do any of it anymore.

00:33:58.900 You're just going to look.

00:33:59.460 You're going to click chat GPT.

00:34:02.660 It's going to write something up for you to glance at it.

00:34:04.600 You'll go, I need report for school.

00:34:09.240 Yes, we got it.

00:34:11.340 Idiocracy is going to happen.

00:34:12.620 It's going to happen.

00:34:13.560 It's going to happen.

00:34:13.960 All right, did you actually take it and click on it or not?

00:34:16.620 Oh, I thought you were doing it.

00:34:17.540 No, I was doing it for me.

00:34:19.360 I'm Mad Max, by the way, 100%.

00:34:21.880 You have to be.

00:34:22.780 Even with no skills.

00:34:23.760 No skills.

00:34:24.520 Anyway.

00:34:25.300 I'm quickly going through here.

00:34:26.320 You go through it.

00:34:27.100 10,000 people took the quiz in this audience.

00:34:31.460 Where do you think most of this audience is?

00:34:35.660 I mean, I would think you'd think this audience is super well prepared, right?

00:34:43.160 So, 1.7 are toast.

00:34:47.560 Okay.

00:34:50.020 That's their category?

00:34:50.660 You won't survive if your kitchen table breaks.

00:34:53.540 Okay.

00:34:54.260 It's like, I don't know what to do.

00:34:56.420 I had to eat the children.

00:34:58.440 So, it's 1.7 that took it, not prepared at all.

00:35:02.340 13% could survive a mild disaster.

00:35:07.160 They've tucked, you know, some finances away for emergencies.

00:35:10.880 They have useful tools or skills, you know, and a little bit of food.

00:35:18.280 Most of this audience could survive a big disaster.

00:35:22.460 In fact, 69.8% of this audience.

00:35:27.080 Congratulations.

00:35:27.640 You have some investment in precious metals, an emergency fund, some food and supplies stockpiled, maybe an extra generator.

00:35:35.620 Even though you may not be a prepper, you've taken steps to prepare for hard times, which will protect you and your loved ones for weeks, even months.

00:35:44.360 That's 70% of this audience.

00:35:47.100 And then there's, then there's this Mad Max category of 15%, 14.7%, 15% of this audience is Mad Max.

00:35:59.800 You're one of the few people who could actually survive a nuclear apocalypse.

00:36:04.500 There are, you know, there's few that I bet you in the general population, I can't even imagine what, 1%, less than 1%?

00:36:13.080 Your bunker is stocked with food, water, supplies to last you months.

00:36:16.980 Silver, gold, emergency fund will help you cruise in times of financial distress.

00:36:21.180 You can secure more goods because you have learned a bunch of barter skills.

00:36:25.640 You are Mad Max.

00:36:27.780 It's great.

00:36:28.460 Now, if you haven't taken this test, you could just take it for yourself now, but we have the ultimate preparation guide, which is filled with really easy, do this, do you have this, just a checklist.

00:36:42.820 And you can go as far as you want on the list, but it is a really easy guide to be prepared for whatever may come your way.

00:36:50.960 Go to glennbeck.com now and see how prepared you actually are, and then prepare.

00:37:00.240 If you want that list, you can find it at glennbeck.com.

00:37:03.160 I think it's no longer on the front page, so I think you have to go down at glennbeck.com and click on, what is it, extra stories or something like that.

00:37:11.620 If you just go to the front page, let me see what it says.

00:37:14.080 Load more content.

00:37:16.120 Load more content.

00:37:16.880 It's right before my big fat face with the radio and TV on it.

00:37:20.740 Load more content.

00:37:21.680 Hit that, and then you'll find it on that second page.

00:37:24.000 All right.

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00:38:38.260 Glenn Beck.

00:38:53.880 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:38:57.980 The White House has sounded the alarm on the Freedom Caucus budget plan.

00:39:01.600 You know, they want to cut spending.

00:39:04.360 And Joe Biden said it's irresponsible.

00:39:07.260 He's got to spend $7 trillion in the next year.

00:39:12.360 There's nothing left in the cupboard.

00:39:13.580 Yeah, there's nothing left.

00:39:14.560 So he needs $6.8 trillion, or we're going to default.

00:39:19.300 And the Freedom Caucus says, no, I don't think so.

00:39:25.840 But who will win?

00:39:27.320 So we need to spend more money to avoid default?

00:39:29.900 I feel like the opposite might be true.

00:39:31.820 You've got to spend money to make money, Stu.

00:39:33.840 You've got to spend money to make money.

00:39:37.200 Imagine how much money we're going to make if we spend $6.8 trillion.

00:39:42.540 I mean, it'll be less than $6.8 trillion, knowing this government.

00:39:49.300 And I'm not expecting that the president is there.

00:39:54.280 They are seriously considering photographing him mugshot and fingerprint if he's indicted

00:40:02.080 and bring him in.

00:40:03.460 And Trump has said...

00:40:05.180 That's the whole point.

00:40:05.840 Yeah.

00:40:06.080 Trump said he'd turn himself in.

00:40:08.040 Trump has also said you could do it virtually, you know, and that can be done.

00:40:13.400 But nope, not good enough.

00:40:15.300 They need a perp walk.

00:40:16.740 Look, this is the whole reason they're doing this, right?

00:40:19.500 And I think they're doing it intentionally just to drive you out of your mind.

00:40:23.760 You know, it's not...

00:40:25.140 Is it really a coincidence that this is happening when we're this close with Joe Biden and all

00:40:34.000 of his stuff with Hunter Biden?

00:40:36.680 Really?

00:40:37.960 Because once he does this, then they'll just say, they're only doing that because of what

00:40:42.740 we did to Donald Trump.

00:40:45.380 That's what they're going to say.

00:40:46.720 Is it also a coincidence that we're on the eve of war and financial collapse and this is

00:40:54.240 going on?

00:40:54.880 No.

00:40:55.160 that's you should hear that every time every time uh there's no reason to get upset by this

00:41:07.780 they've been doing this to donald trump since the since the day he walked down the elevator

00:41:13.900 uh so what are we gonna do about it we're going to elect people who have a spine and we're going

00:41:23.880 to keep uh the heat on the feet of the gop and tell them stop this nonsense stop it now

00:41:35.500 where's your spine stand up to the justice department

00:41:40.300 let me tell you about rough greens whoever said taking care of dogs is easy uh it's not you have

00:41:50.800 for a really good job uh you know my kids think i'm taking them out you know once a day okay that's

00:41:58.600 not really a good job that's not even the basic job giving your your dog the best food and watching

00:42:05.120 his health is really important kibble food uh has all the you know good stuff cooked out of it this

00:42:13.260 is where naturopathic dr dennis black came in he set out to solve the problem and come up with a basic

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00:43:37.700 well hello america i want to i want to give you some really important information uh that uh you

00:43:47.300 probably don't know about with our banking system and uh and and the fun of central bank digital

00:43:54.940 currency but i want to start here again this is cut one joe biden yesterday uh as he uh

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00:44:21.020 impacted by overpaying executives that's right i just i just had the veto because i have many

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00:45:57.240 all right justin haskins is uh with us justin is um the social he's with the socialism research center

00:46:05.960 at the heartland institute where he is the director he has been working tirelessly on stopping uh

00:46:15.780 socialism he is also he was one of our uh main uh contributors to our arguing with socialist book

00:46:22.920 um he is also my co-author of the book the great reset and our fourth coming book we're all going

00:46:32.460 to die i'm not sure exactly what we what did we name it justin i that was my working title for quite

00:46:39.360 some time have we are we telling people is this the first time i don't know can we is it you know what

00:46:44.980 hang on check amazon see if it's up for sale if it's up for sale we'll announce it it's supposed

00:46:50.860 to be in the next few days the name of the book no no no don't say it don't say it okay don't say

00:46:55.400 okay so uh justin you wrote to me something kind of disturbing uh last hour i uh i played these happy

00:47:06.040 little commercials from the federal reserve uh about the fed now it's a new service for all of the banks

00:47:14.180 which will which will make the transfer of funds you know whether you're out shopping or you're a

00:47:20.220 business owner or you're doing bank to bank transactions you just run everything through the

00:47:26.120 federal reserve and it'll happen fast and i thought yeah isn't that exciting it's very exciting

00:47:33.060 now they're claiming that this is uh this is the alternative to a cbdc which is a central bank

00:47:41.600 digital currency doesn't really sound so much like a alternative as much as a uh i don't know

00:47:49.580 system to run that on yeah i mean basically this is this is like uh jason bettrell your your head

00:47:57.440 researcher because he and i are now best friends and we exchange emails all the time he's my best

00:48:01.580 he came up with this great analogy this is like the drug dealer who's new on the block and he's not

00:48:07.960 just going to start injecting people with heroin that's not how you sell lots of drugs that's not

00:48:12.180 how you do it first you get them hooked you just give them a little taste and then after they get

00:48:16.600 a little taste now they're hooked then you can start really pushing the hard stuff that's what this is

00:48:21.680 all about okay the federal reserve is basically a drug pusher okay and this is the start of it normally

00:48:28.380 regular folks like you and me and people in the audience we don't interact with the fed we're not used

00:48:33.640 to that we don't like the fed we don't trust them very much and so what they want to do is say just

00:48:38.260 have a little taste you'll see it's going to be great just have a little taste this is a this is a

00:48:44.020 stepping stone to a cbdc this is our first interaction to using the fed directly so that we

00:48:51.140 can become more comfortable with it so it's normalized and then after this you're going to get a central bank

00:48:56.500 digital currency we already know this because there's a billion government reports talking about

00:49:00.820 how they're going to design it what it's going to look like why people should use it what the

00:49:05.820 principle should be behind it all of that kind of stuff so we know a cbdc is coming this is just the

00:49:11.140 first step in that process to try to normalize people interacting directly with the fed in this

00:49:17.080 sort of high-tech uh instant transfer payment uh portal so we've been talking about the uniform

00:49:23.820 commercial code which is complicated and it's it's it's usually nothing anyone should ever have to

00:49:31.580 think about however they have included central bank digital currency as the new definition of money

00:49:40.740 but money makes us think of money that you can take from the bank that you own it you get paid

00:49:49.620 you get to do what you want with it but central bank digital currency is not really money correct

00:49:59.440 yeah what's happening in uh more than 20 states across the country right now and it's going to

00:50:05.680 happen in all 50 states eventually is lawmakers are looking at updating the uniform commercial code

00:50:11.600 so that a foundation is being laid for a future central bank digital currency and not just any kind of

00:50:19.520 central bank digital currency but a central bank digital currency that is programmable trackable

00:50:24.880 that you you won't have any privacy with the things that you're doing with the cbdc that it can be

00:50:29.640 controlled and manipulated this kind of thing is actually being written into the code they don't

00:50:34.180 use the word central bank digital currency but they but they outline it in such a way so that that

00:50:39.180 has to be what they're talking about so it's not creating the cbdc that's not what this is aiming to do

00:50:44.980 it's just laying the foundation to make it easier to use it in certain kinds of commercial transactions

00:50:50.640 so so people know and this is what you really have to understand this is not like bitcoin bitcoin

00:50:56.720 is such a danger because you get to do with it what you want to do with it and the federal reserve

00:51:04.200 is not aware of anything and can't do anything you have the ultimate power with your money

00:51:11.520 the opposite is true with the uh the fed coin that they will be introducing and this what is what

00:51:18.440 makes it so dangerous not just the tracking they not will not just know absolutely everything that

00:51:26.000 you spend but justin just said a key word that most people don't really understand it's programmable

00:51:33.300 meaning it is programmable for the individual so in other words if the government

00:51:41.240 decides that they're going to uh you know we need to get we need to cut down on fat fat fatties

00:51:47.120 then my digital coin will not allow me to buy fatty foods i wouldn't be able to go to

00:51:55.500 mcdonald's i'm using this as an example there is not you know anything in the works to do this

00:52:00.760 except this is what programmable means they can program it so if they say you know what nobody's going

00:52:09.240 to work uh you're not an essential employee your coin will not buy gas so you can go to try to fill

00:52:18.300 up but when you put your digital card in from the fed it will say denied and you won't have any way

00:52:25.760 other than that card to be able to buy what you need it is absolute control of your life

00:52:32.740 yes that that is that is exactly right and there actually has been things statements that have been

00:52:38.940 made by the biden administration itself where it is it said as part of its uh reports studying cbdc's

00:52:46.680 and the benefits of it and how it would be designed if it were going to make a cbdc even though they

00:52:51.360 haven't committed to doing that exactly they've they've done all the groundwork for it they've said

00:52:57.340 flat out that a cbdc needs to account for climate change it needs to have financial inclusion built

00:53:04.460 into it it needs to have equity built into it it needs to have concerns about pollution built into

00:53:11.720 it they have worked with uh hundreds of stakeholders and we all know what that means non-profit groups

00:53:19.220 and labor organizations and others community help design the cbdc so why are they doing all that

00:53:25.820 because it's going to be programmed so that you can use it in certain ways uh so that it can be

00:53:30.800 prohibited in other ways and it can change on a dime see that's the other important thing it's not

00:53:35.060 when it's programmable they can change the rules whenever they want it's not as though they set the

00:53:40.100 rules at the beginning and that's the rules forever they can change the rules as they go that's

00:53:45.000 the threat of a programmable currency so it is a huge threat to to liberty and all they will

00:53:49.700 concentrate on is the one fact and mark my words this way it's going to happen we're going to have

00:53:57.080 a banking collapse your um because there's a banking collapse that will cause the dollar to skyrocket

00:54:04.880 in inflation possibly hyperinflation because you won't be able to have a supply chain anymore so many

00:54:12.540 people will be unemployed there's so much money a wash that if you want to buy something well you got

00:54:20.020 a hundred bucks yeah i'll buy that for a hundred dollars and it might be something that was worth

00:54:24.420 four dollars before the collapse and people will pay it hyperinflation will go crazy the fed will say

00:54:32.100 look we got to stop this inflation is too much we're going to give you a digital currency it's already in

00:54:38.440 a bank with your name all you have to do is sign in and it will give you the money and that's what's

00:54:46.060 going to control inflation how do we know this because we wrote about it in arguing i believe it was in

00:54:53.020 arguing with socialists a chapter that we almost didn't put in on modern monetary theory and modern

00:55:01.120 monetary theory is what we're operating on we can spend as much money as you want don't worry about

00:55:07.340 inflation if they have digital control of everyone's spending right exactly right we talked about it

00:55:18.220 both in arguing with socialists and the great reset it's a huge part of of of both socialist plans and

00:55:24.680 great reset elites plans and those are not necessarily the same groups uh but there's no doubt about it

00:55:31.020 that that's the goal so why are there 20 some odd states in the united states right now many of

00:55:37.320 them are red states texas kentucky arizona oklahoma north dakota missouri montana arkansas etc

00:55:44.440 why are they all doing whatever they possibly can on the ucc code updating it to make it

00:55:51.680 at least a little bit easier for a cbdc to be utilized in the future when a cbdc doesn't even exist yet

00:55:58.380 why would they be doing that that that is a really really important question but it's much worse than

00:56:06.440 everything that we've said so far and that's that having worked with these lawmakers across the

00:56:12.020 country uh we've started to discover things in the ucc in the commercial code that are incredibly

00:56:17.880 incredibly disturbing things that most of us just didn't realize were true and if cbdc's happen uh

00:56:24.700 we're in for a world of hurt that we we didn't see coming and and the reason for that is because

00:56:30.240 under commercial code when you take money like if you have cash right now under the current code and

00:56:36.580 you go to the bank and you put money in the bank that money is no longer your money that money actually

00:56:42.580 now is owned by the bank you don't just a second this is why you and this changed this part of this

00:56:49.620 changed in 2008 you are the lender of uh last resort right you are the last person in line to get money

00:56:59.620 if you have deposited into the bank because the bank when you give them that money and deposit it

00:57:07.140 they are then taking that money they don't have to ask for permission to loan it out they take that

00:57:12.840 money as theirs and they loan it out so what happens to your money well you don't have money

00:57:20.580 you what you have is a number in the bank that the bank can now give back to you or if they go

00:57:29.240 belly up well then you lose your money because uh it wasn't yours anyway correct yes it's not your money

00:57:36.320 it's owned by the bank now now you can go to the bank and say i want my money back and then they hand

00:57:42.280 you the money back in cash and you can walk out the door and that money is yours you own that money

00:57:46.820 but here's the thing about a central bank digital currency and this is what we're beginning to learn

00:57:51.720 how the commercial code deals with that when you you can't put central bank digital dollars okay a

00:57:58.460 digital fed coin you can't put that in your pocket and walk out the door can you it has to be somewhere

00:58:04.060 it can't be in your actual possession and because of that in bitcoin you can put on a thumb drive

00:58:10.840 and so you can walk away with it yeah but digital currency central bank no correct they're not going

00:58:18.140 to design it so that you can put it into a hard drive or something like that but even if but even

00:58:23.560 if they did the uniform and that's why they're updating the uniform commercial code the way they

00:58:28.420 are they're putting rules into place so that you could use a cbdc even if it is possible to download

00:58:35.060 it onto a hard drive or something like that but the lawyers behind the uniform commercial code

00:58:40.600 acknowledge in their various meetings and comments and other things that it is highly unlikely that a

00:58:46.260 cbdc would ever be designed in that way it's not you're going to have to put it into some kind of

00:58:51.540 account so what does that mean what it means in effect is that all of the money all of the cbdc money

00:58:58.180 that exists in society will be owned by whoever owns the account which means the fed or the bank or

00:59:05.260 whoever is designated by the federal government to operate that system but you the individual person

00:59:11.040 will not own any money the money will belong to someone else it will not belong to you you will

00:59:17.080 not own it under the commercial code as it is written right now forget about what they're revising it to

00:59:22.100 under it right now you would not own any money it would all belong to someone else so forget about

00:59:29.560 whether it's programmable from a design perspective in practice it's not going to be your money anyway

00:59:35.500 and so how can you not think of of that famous article for the world economic forum we've talked

00:59:42.020 about a thousand times in the future you will own nothing and you'll have no privacy well it seems like

00:59:48.460 that is exactly what the purpose of this is so it is not enough to simply kill the ucc bill updates

00:59:56.860 that we're talking about all across the country that is essential but we need to do more than that

01:00:01.360 we need to rewrite that code so that cbdc's cannot be used in a variety of other contexts as well all

01:00:07.740 right stand by already in the code stand by i i think that uh we have to we have to really truly

01:00:15.980 uh get down to a basic line here that you have to do in your own state and i i'm not sure and i want to

01:00:24.320 talk to justin that you know the ucc code is enough and we'll talk about that here in just 60 seconds

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01:01:59.400 all right uh justin we have um we have been talking about the ucc code

01:02:16.240 and we've been telling people not to allow it to pass now you've been working with legislature

01:02:22.680 legislatures uh all over the country and these legislators are telling you no there's much more

01:02:29.800 to the code we have to change it would it be better just to go for states passing law that cbdc's cannot be 1.00

01:02:39.380 used for commerce so it's a really complicated question because there are all sorts of issues

01:02:48.420 related to the constitution and who has the authority to regulate money and whether or not a

01:02:54.920 state can even pass a law that outright rejects the use of of an established form of money at the

01:03:03.620 federal level because it's a federal responsibility to coin money of course there are people who say well

01:03:08.920 yeah but coining money means physical money not digital money and so maybe they are allowed to

01:03:14.140 do it and so i think it's there's a lot of open questions about that that we don't necessarily

01:03:18.420 know i think that the the most effective thing that legislators can do and legislators actually do

01:03:25.500 not know a lot of the things that i've told i've told you today i've got that from a lot of ucc lawyers

01:03:30.280 uh actually but um what they need to do is they need to focus first in my opinion i think americans

01:03:38.020 would be much better off if lawmakers killed the ucc bills okay if they killed the ucc bills uh to

01:03:44.960 update them right now they would be much better off but then they also need to update the ucc and

01:03:50.500 all other state laws that they can possibly find in ways that would make it so that a central bank

01:03:55.760 digital currency uh is undermined in the state in financial transactions for example can you use

01:04:02.960 a cbdc a programmable digital currency uh when you're using for collateral in a loan let's say

01:04:11.120 right okay state laws dictate some of that okay they can undermine that they can do things like that

01:04:17.080 to undermine the use of the cbdc and i think that's what they have to do more in a second stand by

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01:05:48.060 all right justin haskins is still on with us i am going to uh this is going to be for hardcore fans

01:06:05.120 i'm going to announce the name of the book and tell you exactly what it is uh and uh tell you

01:06:11.900 where you can find it on amazon you have to i'll give you the directly what you need to put in

01:06:17.920 you won't even find this yet on my my amazon page uh for books you have to have all of this information

01:06:26.680 so if you want to be the first to order it um here it is the great reset was just the beginning

01:06:36.320 at important meetings in 21 and 2022 powerful leaders from government finance media and business

01:06:44.540 who support the world economic forum's plan for a great reset of capitalism launched a new call to

01:06:51.980 action titled the great narrative the great narrative campaign sees seeks to use the decay

01:06:59.400 of traditional values throughout the west and the new and future advancements in technology

01:07:06.400 including in the areas of artificial intelligence automation the metaverse robotics and more to seize

01:07:14.260 control of economies and societies in north america and europe the elites behind these proposals

01:07:21.900 even plan to impact the way people across cultures and the planet understand what it means to be

01:07:29.920 human and have free will according to the leaders of the great reset and great narrative movements

01:07:37.480 by the year 2030 your world will be fundamentally transformed

01:07:42.960 in this new book we are going to outline all of the dangers and the opportunities associated with the

01:07:56.600 disruptions that are coming and provide a plan to protect you and your family from losing liberty

01:08:04.540 how you decide what the world decides to do with the information in this book

01:08:10.000 we'll decide a lot how free people of the world react to the challenges that we're going to show you

01:08:17.880 in this book will change the course for generations to come

01:08:22.860 what will be the future of humankind and which side will you be on

01:08:31.860 the new book is called dark future

01:08:38.920 it's book two of the um series in the great reset series dark future uncovering the great resets terrifying

01:08:50.520 new phase um and or next phase you can find this only on amazon today but you have to go to amazon

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01:09:07.620 it's kind of almost behind the scenes at this point because i mean i don't know if you do this but like

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01:09:15.840 name it's not there it's not in there yet so uh if you want to be uh kind of uh you can get

01:09:21.280 you know kind of pull one right off the line as they're getting printed this is the way to do it

01:09:26.020 um and the published date the release date will be july 11th 2023 but there will be hopefully a

01:09:34.660 chance for you to get it before that we'll give you all the details uh as we uh as we get closer

01:09:40.820 but if you want to order it you can do it now on amazon only dark future by glenn beck and justin

01:09:49.060 haskins uh justin this is the longest most in-depth book i've ever done um and you and

01:10:01.040 your team remarkable on footnoting and finding the stories we had a really hard time because we had to

01:10:09.320 put this to bed uh what a month ago uh three weeks ago something like that and there's stuff that even

01:10:17.500 from one version to the next a lot of that stuff was already outdated it was like uh no it's worse

01:10:24.360 than that now because they just did this um this is a really difficult book to write but it's 465

01:10:32.320 pages and a lot of that is more footnotes than we've ever done before in any book yeah there's uh

01:10:39.920 something it's well over a thousand footnotes it to put it in perspective for those who who read the

01:10:45.940 great reset and and really liked the great reset and appreciated how much research we put into that

01:10:51.160 this book is basically one and a half times that book in terms of the length and then in terms of the

01:10:57.600 the footnotes it's twice it's i think it's more than twice as many footnotes and in this book we cover

01:11:04.900 i mean really this is the summation of your whole career covering uh futurism and and then all of the

01:11:13.440 work we've been doing on the great reset and um and davos and esg and all of that how those two

01:11:21.100 things interact and how that's going to transform your world going forward how it's going to

01:11:26.400 fundamentally change everything about your life in every single way imaginable uh tying all that

01:11:32.060 stuff together in a way that people can understand because you know it's really hard to understand

01:11:37.560 how cryptocurrencies work or how ai works or when i was doing research for this book because i'm not

01:11:43.680 you know you're you're a futurist glenn okay you've been covering this for a long time i'm not so when

01:11:48.540 i was doing research for this book i remember thinking all right i'm gonna bone up on ai i'm

01:11:53.920 gonna learn all about ai right and then as i started reading about ai i said you know what i need to i

01:11:58.640 think understand algorithms first then i said you know what i really need to know how does a computer

01:12:05.120 work right what is even a computer anyway what does it do this is you know i tell you it is so it's

01:12:11.400 so great because i have been watching technology since the early 90s and i've got into ai and uh and

01:12:20.360 and all of it back around 95 and so i've i have the building blocks i know when we've said in the

01:12:26.340 meeting and i'm like okay we got to research this this this this this this this you wrote them down and i

01:12:31.520 could see your eyes were crossed a little bit like i don't even know what that is i'm not i'm not sure

01:12:36.980 yeah but you know what i actually think that worked really well because because the two of us

01:12:42.220 we come from a totally different totally different perspectives but i think that helps because a lot

01:12:46.920 of the people who are going to read this book don't know what ai is really either they don't know

01:12:52.280 how cryptocurrencies or digital currencies or any of these things they don't necessarily know how that

01:12:55.840 works either and so by having both of those perspectives we're able to put this thing

01:13:02.180 together in a way that is that anyone is going to be able to pick up and read and understand

01:13:06.200 and i gotta tell you it is the most terribly correct me if i'm wrong but this is the most terrifying thing

01:13:13.260 that i have i mean seriously there were nights i could not sleep over some of the stuff that is in

01:13:18.900 this book stuff that i have never heard of stuff that only the the sort of um most elite types are

01:13:27.820 talking about is in this book covered in a way that no one uh that the vast majority of people in

01:13:34.660 america have never heard of and we are we are not only breaking it down in in a digestible way but

01:13:41.780 we're showing you how it's going to impact every part of your life this isn't theoretical yeah

01:13:47.120 everybody your life's going to change right this and this is the culmination everything i told you

01:13:52.020 about in 2008 and i said it's going to look like this it's going to be this and these people are going

01:13:57.800 to be you know working etc etc i didn't know what i was describing but i'm describing i was describing at

01:14:04.920 the time this this is the culmination of everything that i told you i thought was coming this is this is it

01:14:16.240 this is it and it and it is so essential that you understand it one of the most terrifying

01:14:22.020 um things in it and the reason i mean we really had a hard time um naming this book um and the reason

01:14:29.380 why dark future uh worked so much for me was um you know the yuval harari uh stuff in the book is

01:14:39.380 terrifying this is guy that everyone on the left presidents barack obama talked about him bill

01:14:45.160 clinton talks about him he's uh partners with the world economic forum and he literally says things 0.62

01:14:52.020 like you know there's a lot of useless people on this planet and we have to figure out what are we

01:14:57.920 going to do with them and he is a well-connected well-respected this guy is so dangerous in this

01:15:08.760 context uh that it's it's terrifying and you have to be aware because i'll tell you we wanted this

01:15:17.760 book out in in january and we just couldn't get it done because it's such a massive undertaking um so

01:15:24.300 it's out in july but you have to get this information because you will understand the world

01:15:31.600 as it starts to fly apart and come at you and you will see the mirrors and the tricks that they are

01:15:39.820 working on people you'll know where they're going so you'll be able to see the news in the day and go

01:15:46.240 oh okay all right closer to that closer to that got it and you'll be able to prioritize what is truly

01:15:54.420 important and um free will and what it means to be human they are redefining right now yeah that's

01:16:05.200 important yeah it was it was amazing to see in the same way that it was amazing we were doing research

01:16:10.560 for the great reset how open so many people were talking about this at highest levels of government

01:16:16.200 and ngos the world economic forum they're just talking about resetting the global economy

01:16:19.960 in that same way it was shocking how many world leaders and powerful people and heads of big tech

01:16:28.060 companies and others are openly talking about how they're going to create a second evolution for

01:16:34.560 humanity how they're going to rewrite the genetic code how they're going to redesign your future how

01:16:41.820 they're going to create a new blueprint for humanity these are all quotes these are all things that

01:16:46.360 they're actually saying to each other and big elaborate conferences like at davos and elsewhere

01:16:52.180 world government summit and other places where they're openly talking about how they're going to

01:16:57.340 design every aspect of technology going forward and it's already started so that it has embedded

01:17:04.680 within it social credit scoring ideas esg ideas uh wokeism things that elites favor so that the future

01:17:13.400 resembles what they want it to resemble and and and so they are literally designing your future right

01:17:19.420 now and the vast majority of people have no idea that it's happening they have no say in it at all

01:17:24.460 and one day they're just going to wake up and all of a sudden everything is going to be absolutely

01:17:29.660 completely different they will have no power or control over their lives and they will not understand

01:17:35.040 why if they have not read this book and they will not be able to prepare for it and prevent it from

01:17:39.920 happening if they have not read this book because there is literally nothing out there right now

01:17:44.420 at all that ties all of this stuff together in the way that this book does no justin um uh somebody said

01:17:51.340 that um you and i with this book in the radio program and um shoot what's his name over in england

01:18:01.140 the comedian actor that's all on the great reason yeah russell brand that it's the three of us

01:18:07.200 that have made the world awake to the great reset and what they're doing i find that absolutely

01:18:16.840 incredible and there is nothing like this book in europe and i don't know how to get europeans to pay

01:18:24.660 attention but there's nobody you can't do a show like this in europe you europe canada the entire

01:18:32.960 western world needs to read this information because nobody's printing it nobody's printing it

01:18:40.040 yeah well in europe they've designed the they've already gotten to the point in europe and they're

01:18:44.300 trying to do that in america but they've already reached that point in europe where the the institutions

01:18:48.660 are so powerful and so in bed with these ideas and they don't have the same kinds of constitutional

01:18:54.880 protections for individuals in many of those countries as they do here so these institutions are

01:18:59.600 able to just stamp out any ideas that they don't like and of course they don't like it when people

01:19:04.720 are talking about how elites are redesigning the future but this affects the whole world it affects

01:19:10.060 all of us and and that's another incredible thing that we talk about in the book is we spend a lot of time

01:19:16.040 talking about the national fascists the of china and russia and countries like that and how

01:19:22.600 they're going in the polar opposite direction in a very negative way and how we have to we have to

01:19:28.880 chart this course in between the international fascism of the great reset and the great narrative

01:19:35.940 and this dark future and the national fascist authoritarians of russia and china and countries

01:19:42.360 like that and walking that that middle line is so hard to do but we have to do it or else freedom

01:19:49.180 will die one way or the other okay justin thank you so much we'll talk about this some more as we

01:19:55.220 as we reveal more about the book the name of the book is dark future it's book number two in the

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01:21:36.040 welcome to the glenn beck program we're glad you're here um in case you uh missed it uh the name

01:22:03.700 of the new book is dark future um you know kind of a i thought it was a pick me up kind of you know

01:22:12.380 bathroom reader uh it's part of the great re part of the great reset uh series uh and it is uh dark

01:22:20.120 future uncovering the great resets terrifying terrifying next phase uh and you can only get

01:22:27.080 it on amazon today we'll officially be launching it soon uh but you have to go actually up into the

01:22:33.440 search bar and type in glenn beck dark future and uh it will it will come up be one of the first

01:22:41.020 uh to get it all right when we come back we have the guy who started and was the ceo uh and i think

01:22:51.600 chairman of the board of home depot guy is amazing amazing a guy who is now 93 years old

01:23:02.240 and still rocking on to talk about capitalism and the banking situation in america glenn beck program

01:23:09.980 we have no room to compromise

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01:23:35.280 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

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01:23:59.140 i'm so excited and honored to have the home depot co-founder bernie marcus

01:24:08.860 uh on you'll understand when i introduce him here in a second we want to talk about capitalism

01:24:14.500 what's happening in our country the banks wokeism bernie marcus co-founder of the home depot joins me

01:24:22.800 in 60 seconds these days it uh you know might be easy to think of the american economy kind of like

01:24:30.860 uh being uh joe biden going up a flight of stairs it's not really uh it's not really good i'm not

01:24:37.440 sure he's gonna make it all the way up the stairs every time he's walking onto the plane but

01:24:41.760 right now you need to consider what is happening and all of the things especially if you missed

01:24:48.880 today's podcast in our number one i told you what the fan what the fed is doing with their fed now

01:24:56.060 this is just this is just the groundwork uh to uh put the fed in charge of your entire life

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01:26:07.420 somebody i'll say hey he's the co-founder of home depot but this man's uh accomplishments are just

01:26:14.880 astounding um by the time he was 15 he held he had already held more than a dozen jobs he had joined a

01:26:23.500 gang worked as a hypnotist in the cat skills he's a son of a cabinet maker and garment worker his dad

01:26:31.180 survived the triangle shirtwaist factory fire which is incredible in and of itself he became uh somebody

01:26:38.560 who is well known what he did uh he is the guy who co-founded home depot if things were so bad the

01:26:48.400 first day on opening day that his wife said you're not shaving because she said i don't want a razor

01:26:54.340 anywhere near you your throat from there they've gone to 500 000 associates 2300 stores um and this

01:27:04.520 is a guy that was a son of a russian immigrant who just believed in the united states being that golden

01:27:11.940 land he has since retired from home depot and he and his wife billy started the marcus foundation

01:27:18.840 they have given more than two billion dollars in grants they're both uh strong believers in you know

01:27:26.160 helping out as much as you possibly can the marcus institute has programs for children with disorders

01:27:32.800 of the brain um it also has they also have the autism center which offers expanded services for

01:27:39.800 children with autism he has founded or funded the grady health system for the marcus stroke and

01:27:46.320 neuroscience center the marcus trauma center the piedmont heart institute he established the

01:27:52.380 nation's first heart valve reference center um mda out of israel he he partnered with them to build a

01:27:59.380 critically needed new national blood center in israel um he created projects share to ensure that the

01:28:06.620 members of the military and veterans get diagnosed and cared for without any financial constraint by

01:28:12.980 underwriting the housing transportation and care costs of any military personnel with brain or spinal

01:28:20.520 injuries who are sent to shepherd hospital he founded the nanotechnology research center building at

01:28:27.080 georgia institute of technology he's the guy who's responsible he and his wife created the georgia

01:28:33.260 aquarium it's the largest aquarium in the world 60 exhibits 550 000 square feet 10 million gallons of water

01:28:42.060 125 000 animals and it's the world's only aquarium and vet medicine teaching hospital in the world he funded

01:28:53.040 and created the jobs creator network a group of current retired ceos and entrepreneurs who have come together

01:28:59.040 to preserve the free enterprise system uh during the pandemic he uh granted money to study the effects

01:29:06.620 of high doses of vitamin c uh also for those who have issues that prevent the use of hydro hydroxychloroquine

01:29:13.680 he created a clinical trial for blood tests for corona 19 antibodies he supported two hospitals that

01:29:20.120 opened floors specifically for the coronavirus patients um his job creators network was instrumental in securing

01:29:27.000 funding and for small and medium-sized business um he was also he and his wife billy one of the first to

01:29:34.600 sign the giving pledge my gosh oh and he has a new book out uh he came out last year kick up some dust

01:29:42.220 lessons on thinking big giving back and doing it yourself what an honor to welcome bernie marcus onto the

01:29:50.360 program hi bernie god glenn i'm worn out just listening to you on the introduction yeah i mean that is

01:29:58.300 that's an incredible life an incredible life wow thank you well well you look you know uh you put on this

01:30:08.460 earth for a very short time and you're hoping that you're going to do the best you can and god willing

01:30:16.180 uh you're able to do it now we grew up very poor my parents were russian immigrants uh we lived in a

01:30:25.500 fourth floor tenement in newark new jersey and to say we were poor would be an understatement it's it's

01:30:34.160 we virtually had nothing and in those days they didn't have the umbrella you didn't have food stamps

01:30:41.560 you didn't they didn't give out you know cell phones to people uh we just made it if we my father

01:30:48.880 didn't uh and he was a lousy businessman a great carpenter but not a good businessman if he didn't

01:30:55.900 make any money we didn't eat and it was as simple as that but i one thing we had we had the family

01:31:03.200 and we had the love in the family and my mother who really ran the family you know believed in

01:31:11.480 america and she thought this is the golden land and she kept saying to me no matter what you want to

01:31:17.780 be you can be it in america this is the golden land and she was a hundred percent right and she said if

01:31:25.760 you work hard and you keep focused and you don't let the bad problems affect you and knock you down

01:31:37.300 if you keep going that you will be successful or whatever you want to be she said you could be the

01:31:43.240 president of the united states although why glenn why would i want to do that no not uh yeah i know

01:31:51.300 god it i know what trump is going through is unbelievable i i i i i am just like you i am so worried

01:32:00.040 about um freedom and the free market the ability to think and become it's all going away so quickly

01:32:09.500 and it just seems like america is asleep or they don't realize that it won't always be like it was

01:32:19.300 you know i think people have this ah well these things happen and you know no we're on the verge of

01:32:25.540 losing everything that our founders worked for and people like you built over the last 250 years

01:32:33.300 well i'm sorry to say that you're probably right you know i'm 93 years old and i've lived through so

01:32:42.820 many administrations uh republican democrat and uh i never thought that the world could change so quickly

01:32:51.520 in two years uh biden got into office and he is extreme extreme in every every day way you could

01:33:02.060 think of and i'm a great believer believer in the capitalist system i think capitalism built america

01:33:09.680 yeah made us the strongest land in the country in the world that's why people have come across the 0.78

01:33:16.380 border they want to come here and they want to have their own american dream it's the only place you

01:33:22.840 can't have it in india china or russia or you know uh venezuela even europe or the uk or anywhere yeah

01:33:31.480 and you could have you can have it here as long as you believe in what you want what you're doing

01:33:37.560 well and work hard but that's not the case anymore i was going to say could you is it true because

01:33:42.420 could you start home depot today uh like you did you know back when you started it i don't think so

01:33:51.280 and and i think the reason is uh the they have so many uh obstacles for small businesses we're a small

01:34:00.980 business and uh that's why i started job creators network to protect small businesses because i know it's

01:34:08.720 the backbone of america you know 70 percent about 70 million people work in small businesses

01:34:17.560 i'm not talking about the pizza shop the cleaning store the drug store uh these are all small businesses

01:34:24.940 and we never had the red the regulations that they have today and what he's trying to do and i'm

01:34:34.580 talking about biden now and a democratic congress they want to pass laws that raise taxes that'll knock

01:34:43.320 out half the american or half the small businesses in america they're not going to survive they can't

01:34:51.520 survive now they can better they they're barely making it now because they can't find people that want

01:34:58.200 work i mean think about this in america you can't find people that want to work and it's amazing you

01:35:06.240 know why would people work when they in some cases with uh two platoon a family maybe a couple of kids

01:35:13.420 you can make 80 90 million ninety thousand dollars a year sitting on your rear end on a home and not

01:35:21.560 working so um the american dream is starting to fade and it's it's shameful and kids coming out of college

01:35:32.140 that are being taught these woke policies believe in socialism and they did a survey i think there were

01:35:41.040 35 percent believe that socialism is better than capitalism and let me tell you something capitalism is

01:35:49.900 what made the home depot if we weren't able to sell stock on the street because when we open when we

01:35:56.760 open the store i'm talking about the first home depot store we were terribly undercapitalized and the

01:36:04.540 only thing that kept us alive was being able to go to the capital markets and raise money and we did that

01:36:11.980 and today you know home depot is you know a hundred a hundred billion dollars in sales plus uh 500 000

01:36:20.940 associates in the united states in mexico and canada in guam and hawaii and is a very profitable company

01:36:30.300 but if you look at what they're trying to do uh with this esg which is you know they're not they're now

01:36:39.980 doing it with the financial institutions and within uh it was the uh investment funds uh we're going to

01:36:49.940 destroy america they're killing off the goose and i don't get it why why would they want to do this

01:36:57.680 that's i think why so many people um don't understand or don't accept uh anything as a plan

01:37:08.520 they just think maybe this is incompetence maybe but it there's too much that has happened

01:37:13.720 for you know anybody's batting average to be that bad unless it's intentional and what they're doing

01:37:21.280 is resetting capitalism they're resetting it to a uh a stakeholder capitalism and the stakeholders are the

01:37:30.880 businesses the community leaders if you will uh and um and the government and they're directing us

01:37:39.280 into this this new system and destroying the value of our dollar to be able to reset into something

01:37:47.540 that they have more control over it's uh it's something that you know i don't think people really

01:37:54.840 you know most people are not are not evil most people aren't really even bad so they when they

01:38:01.560 see somebody who's doing something that is really bad or evil they they have a hard time accepting it

01:38:07.720 because they'd be like why what people don't do that why would they do that but power and money and greed

01:38:14.900 powerful yeah i i i think that many people i'm talking about the investment the uh the american people

01:38:23.180 today uh are are really thinking with their hearts yeah but they're not thinking with their brains

01:38:29.660 uh look at this inflation what it's doing to this country and what it's doing to the middle class and

01:38:36.880 lower class is just outrageous people can't afford to put meat on the table eggs or you know the simple 0.94

01:38:46.400 things because of inflation and it's all manufactured by the policies of biden so it didn't come out of

01:38:55.460 nowhere it did just happen this was done purposely um now is he would that does he want to bring down

01:39:03.820 this country i don't know he's doing a hell of a good job of it yeah um we're talking to bernie marcus

01:39:10.000 the marcus uh foundation chairman and the co-founder of home depot i want to talk to you a little bit

01:39:16.060 about the banking system and the belief in in capitalism how does somebody who was born you know

01:39:23.740 uh at you know on september 11th even they have not seen what capitalism in a free market really is

01:39:31.980 they've seen the crony capitalism and they're in their 20s now so how do we reverse this we'll

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01:41:17.220 bernie marcus bernie how long has it been since we've been in an actual free market because people

01:41:35.000 the youth today they have no idea they see capitalism as something that is just enriching really really rich

01:41:42.180 people and really corrupt uh partners in in congress or in the white house well yeah well you only have to

01:41:52.940 go back two years you know when trump was president and uh you know a lot of people hate trump i mean

01:42:00.960 really hate him not because of his policies but his policies uh brought about a period of time

01:42:09.340 when everybody was was was in good shape the poor the middle class uh the minorities had 1.00

01:42:18.100 more minorities working than any time in the history of this country inflation was what a 1.5 percent

01:42:26.000 of something and uh all they say all ships rise well everybody was making money everybody was doing

01:42:35.820 better uh all the things were happening they were good and then covet came along and it killed it killed

01:42:43.900 the trump administration and i think it killed his his uh his ability to get re-elected that plus

01:42:51.600 ill-advised things that he said but his policies were terrific and so capitalism was flourishing during

01:43:00.660 this period of time the stock market was flying uh people were making a lot of money in their 401 401 case

01:43:08.700 and and and and everybody looked everything looked really good and biden came in and it was like you took

01:43:16.700 a cloak and you just put it over the economy and from that day on inflation started to rise he

01:43:26.420 started to start to spend more money than we have uh much more uh and uh in frivolous places

01:43:36.020 and of course we saw inflation starting to go up and the cost of energy killed everybody

01:43:44.660 and killed the entire supply line and i don't know i don't know the american people aren't you feeling it

01:43:54.580 don't you don't you feel it every time you go to a supermarket or you you pay your rent and your rent

01:44:02.200 is up dramatically uh the american people uh i've always had faith in them i i hope that they they

01:44:11.720 wake up and understand that they can't afford these policies anymore and vote the people out of office

01:44:18.560 bernie brought it to them i would i would love to continue our conversation you're the only 93 year

01:44:24.220 old that probably has limited time uh you know in his schedule if you can stay another 15 minutes i

01:44:30.000 would like that um just talk to our producers off air ask him uh bernie marcus the home depot

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01:46:09.940 we are with uh bernie marcus he is the marcus foundation chairman and also the co-founder of

01:46:27.420 the home depot he has been quite outspoken on what's happening with the banking system and capitalism

01:46:32.660 and uh i've just got a few more minutes with him he's 93 years old he's the age my father would be

01:46:39.060 if my father were still alive and um i have two ways to go i can ask him about the news

01:46:44.820 but i miss my father's wisdom of a long-lived life and perspective uh so if bernie doesn't mind i'd just

01:46:54.320 like to ask you some some more uh philosophical questions bernie do you mind sure sure um you

01:47:02.900 know we you you grew up uh depression world war ii you have seen the cuban missile crisis you have

01:47:12.360 lived through the 60s where we had huge public figures for a decade they were just shot in broad

01:47:19.380 daylight and killed and assassinated we had the the you know drug free you know the uh or free drugs

01:47:25.240 and free love and the the hippies and the communists and 9-11 and everything else and america always

01:47:32.200 battles and gets back to where she was and better um is is this any different than things that we've seen

01:47:42.780 before all throughout your lifetime yeah i've never seen anything like it and uh i never realized i mean

01:47:51.120 i could sit back and say what what in god's name happened uh how did it change so quickly

01:47:58.180 and how did the american people become dumbed down i mean think about what we're doing with the

01:48:05.820 education system we're dumbing down the kids we don't want the kids to know math

01:48:11.840 we don't want to be able to read uh many kids go to college can't read don't understand math but

01:48:19.400 they're still accepted because it's the right thing to do it's equity it's uh you know it's uh

01:48:25.700 a diversity uh but we're dumbing down the whole society and we're going to pay the bills i will tell 1.00

01:48:34.180 you that the amount of money that they have spent in this and in trump is no better uh he spent a lot

01:48:40.860 of money but nothing like what biden is going through no a budget his budget is 6.8 trillion

01:48:48.240 dollars for this year yeah that's insanity yeah he he did he doesn't seem to have any limit

01:48:54.220 and and the american people have to understand that every time you borrow you you give out money

01:49:01.860 to all these programs that he believes in that somewhere you have to pay for it

01:49:08.100 and and all of this we pay interest on and the interest is at the highest level we've ever had

01:49:14.380 so that for years to come now i mean for years uh i'm 93 i won't be here but other people and their

01:49:24.920 children their grandchildren are going to have to pay for this debt that they're spending frivolously

01:49:31.000 and i think it's uh just a bad policy uh glenn i'd like to for one second to go back to my book

01:49:38.680 kick up some dust i think that all the policies i believe in uh the capitalist system and how people

01:49:46.920 can uh give to charity and make money and get involved with charity and give money away um all these

01:49:56.680 institutions today the universities that we have that are all playing woke uh and fighting capitalism

01:50:08.040 or are all founded on capitalism i know if you walk through the universities you see the names

01:50:14.200 of all the capital all the people that contributed money they're all capitalists and they're trying to

01:50:20.920 destroy everything that came up in america and i just hope and pray that the american people have 0.82

01:50:29.240 enough sense to vote these people out who've done these policies and bring back good government uh

01:50:38.920 some restraint my god we need to restrain congress they gotta stop spending money the way they do 0.84

01:50:45.720 they just can't keep going on because they're going to bury this country well how long would you have

01:50:51.640 been in business if you didn't have a budget for 12 years 14 years well not only not been in business

01:51:00.680 if we didn't make money and think about it this thing this esg that they're talking about of you know

01:51:08.200 having climate change uh and diversity being the policies of a company uh our policy was how do you

01:51:17.240 make money be if you don't have make money you can't hire people if you can't hire people you can't put

01:51:25.000 them to work that's capitalism putting people to work workers the best thing they're going to happen to

01:51:31.720 anybody and when people work they become very productive and so you have to keep making money

01:51:40.920 you can't run it based on climate change my god i mean we thought about climate change we're concerned

01:51:49.560 about the the uh the environment but we did it within the confines of making money at the home depot

01:51:57.720 and if you didn't make money you don't sell stock and if you don't sell stock you don't have money to

01:52:04.200 refinance whatever you want to do but capitalism is the basis of it capitalism is capitalism is the

01:52:12.840 best way to run a charity if you can do what you did get rich uh and and then choose to spend some of

01:52:22.680 your money or heck if you wanted to all of your money on charitable ventures that's the best thing

01:52:29.560 it's the easiest way and them and the the way to raise the most amount of money is through capitalism

01:52:39.240 there's no there's no doubt about it i mean i think about the things that i did in atlanta what the

01:52:45.800 marcus foundation did uh take atlanta and i think i'm not going to take about the national things or

01:52:52.840 the international things but the grady grady hospital was the most important urban hospital

01:53:00.840 in atlanta they were going broke and we invested tens of millions of dollars built the marcus emergency

01:53:09.000 center the trauma center the stroke center uh saving lives every year i mean i can't the government

01:53:17.960 can't do that they don't know how to do it what does it mean the way the v look at the way the va

01:53:24.200 operates it's a disaster what does it mean if biden gets his way and he puts a 25 tax on uh individuals

01:53:34.280 like you well he'll kill off america i can't even believe that the democrats would go along with that 0.96

01:53:44.360 this is about the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life and how does that kill off america 0.98

01:53:50.440 well because people will have to sell their assets in order to pay the taxes if you if you had a stock 0.98

01:53:59.640 if you have a farm and that farm was worth zero and all of a sudden when you bought it it was worth

01:54:07.720 a couple hundred dollars and you spent 20 or 30 years or 40 years building up that farm to where

01:54:14.840 it's now worth let's say five million dollars that's the value of it they want to tax that

01:54:22.280 well most people where they're going to get the money to pay right because it's an unrealized asset

01:54:29.640 it's an unrealized game yeah they have to sell the asset so you're going to find people selling off

01:54:36.600 their assets well in my case i would have to sell off home depot stock which is where i put most of

01:54:44.840 my charity two billion dollars already in medical research uh we're we're we're involved with so much

01:54:53.320 research all over the country trying to save lives and we will save lives this is where government is

01:54:59.480 not involved i mean we have something like the johns hopkins a clinic a uh simple blood test

01:55:08.440 that's before the fda now where they're going to be able to determine that somebody has stage four

01:55:16.520 a prostate cancer or uh uh ovarian cancer or with a blood test terrible cancers that you don't usually

01:55:26.680 find the the fourth stage you can find it in the first stage with a very simple blood test

01:55:34.120 and and and our foundation paid for that that research and when it comes out it's going to save

01:55:41.000 the lives of god knows millions of people and there are many things that philanthropists are involved with

01:55:49.000 and the philanthropists all have their money based on a capitalist system bernie not socialism socialism

01:55:57.400 doesn't work let me uh let me ask you a final question before we have to let you go the the loss

01:56:03.640 of america for people who are have been indoctrinated with it's not a special country it's you know it's just

01:56:12.360 it's one of the same um what does the loss of america mean to the average person and to the world

01:56:22.760 well it's it's generations uh that will not be able to foster will not be able to build you'll find this

01:56:33.000 country will come to a standstill hey listen you know what i the pound is like like venezuela

01:56:40.280 uh it didn't happen overnight right you know these people had a good operation going and all of a

01:56:47.560 sudden they're down they're down to the drain cuba uh look at russia what happens is the powerful people

01:56:57.080 take over and now run the country based on what they want not what other people want russia is not a

01:57:06.680 democracy china is not a democracy you do what they tell you to do and this is where we'll end up the 0.54

01:57:15.080 same way we'll have somebody like a president who become a dictator and you'll lose your freedom

01:57:24.360 you won't be able to say what you want to say you won't be able to march in the streets

01:57:29.080 and and have a peaceful protest those things will be gone and people like you glenn they'll shut you

01:57:37.560 up let's be able to have your program let's keep that to ourselves yeah but i know you think it's

01:57:45.400 going to happen no i know i know i know i know that's going to be a good world i know so i think that

01:57:52.360 people should start to understand be happy with the with what we have and just wake up yeah wake up

01:58:01.720 and vote the people out that that have brought this where we are and put people in who could take this

01:58:09.160 take us back to prosperity just have faith in americans just have faith in your fellow americans

01:58:16.120 together we can accomplish anything on our own um that's the secret bernie i can't thank you enough

01:58:23.800 for spending the time with me and uh it's it's uh rare to be able to talk to a living legend and i i

01:58:31.080 so appreciate your time and everything that you have done both in business and charity thank you

01:58:36.920 all right thanks god bless you thank you very much you bet bye-bye bernie marcus uh by the way the

01:58:43.000 name of his book is kicking dirt is that what it why can yeah kicking up dust it's kicking up dust

01:58:50.360 uh by bernie marcus wise so are you waking up every day frustrating frustrated with what you have to face

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01:59:15.160 that's something wrong in the body you can find ways to mask it but that's bad and it also leaves

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02:00:09.640 888-727-BECK the glenn back program

02:00:28.760 well stew you know uh was you know tried to tried to make friends with new yorkers by having a um you

02:00:39.640 know he's going to jail tree um mailed uh and we were so excited about the violation of just everything

02:00:49.080 that is good decent and american uh today but it doesn't look like they're gonna haul donald trump in

02:00:55.720 today no man it doesn't seem like it well who knows you know it could happen it could happen at

02:01:01.080 any moment you when you're right you're right people are trying to make their names and uh eventually

02:01:07.240 someone will do this because what's the downside first for a new york prosecutor

02:01:12.680 d.a. nothing this is going to happen now all the time with anyone makes him more famous you know when

02:01:18.360 when alvin is running for governor in a few years we'll all remember what he did here yeah if this

02:01:25.560 works and again if he doesn't do it he has no chance right everyone will remember him on the left 0.99

02:01:30.040 as a person who didn't go after donald trump and arrest him when they should have again this is idiotic 0.96

02:01:35.880 fan fiction but it's still the way this world works right now it's really amazing uh you know the um uh 0.79

02:01:41.960 the house uh wrote a a pretty terse letter and said you're violating uh the rules of your office and

02:01:52.680 your oath and we will be looking into this and if we have to we will be changing laws um based on

02:02:02.600 you being out of control it's the soros people they i mean what do they care they don't have to raise

02:02:09.240 money they have soros they just do what soros wants i mean you know i i feel a little like jimmy

02:02:16.840 stewart it's potter it's potter do you want to live in potterville you won't own your own house it'll

02:02:24.520 be run down it'll be horrible it's potterville that's he is mr potter from it's a wonderful life

02:02:32.520 george soros and he's buying them all up

02:02:35.880 and this is what they're doing they're letting criminals go and he's spending all this time and

02:02:43.320 energy and money in new york on donald trump on a misdemeanor that makes no sense no when you

02:02:49.960 especially when you put it in perspective of all of their other policies you know they always talk

02:02:53.880 about wanting more gun laws but will they ever actually enforce the ones that exist no no they let

02:02:59.400 those people let those people go all the time people who have committed rapes and all sorts of

02:03:04.360 horrible violent felonies get released onto the streets every day in these cities but when it

02:03:10.440 comes to you know this guy because he's famous and he's the devil apparently you have to go after him

02:03:15.480 for something that at the very least should be as very worst should be a fine and that's that's how

02:03:21.640 the clinton thing ended that's how the edwards thing was going on at that point i mean and he has

02:03:26.520 said he has no intention of doing anything virtual with the president

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