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00:02:34.420 This is the Glenn Beck Program 1.00

00:02:38.820 Alright you sick twisted freak 1.00

00:02:42.900 Welcome to the program 1.00

00:02:44.480 My name is Glenn Beck

00:02:45.520 It is Tuesday and there is a ton to talk about

00:02:49.380 But I'm interested in the changes that we're now starting to see

00:02:54.060 From giant corporations

00:02:56.580 The latest in an announcement that just happened this morning

00:03:00.480 From Mark Zuckerberg is pretty incredible

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00:04:51.340 Alrighty

00:04:54.140 Hello Stu

00:04:56.160 How are you?

00:04:57.540 Doing well Glenn

00:04:58.180 How about you?

00:04:59.420 Oh my gosh

00:05:00.980 I'm just

00:05:01.360 Just

00:05:01.960 Woo

00:05:02.680 Yeah

00:05:06.580 Okay

00:05:07.540 I want to talk to you

00:05:09.000 Did you see what just happened

00:05:10.300 With Facebook Stu?

00:05:12.100 And Mark Zuckerberg?

00:05:13.700 Yeah

00:05:14.220 Yeah

00:05:15.380 Yeah

00:05:16.400 Yeah

00:05:17.640 Fascinating

00:05:18.940 Yeah it is

00:05:20.880 And I'm

00:05:21.420 I'm

00:05:21.980 I'm wondering

00:05:22.940 What is happening here

00:05:24.420 You know

00:05:25.800 Beyond the

00:05:26.600 Beyond the headline

00:05:28.360 Here it is

00:05:29.600 Just so you know

00:05:30.300 Mark Zuckerberg

00:05:31.800 Announced Tuesday morning

00:05:33.260 That content moderation

00:05:34.840 And other restrictions

00:05:35.940 On speech

00:05:36.680 Will be lifted

00:05:37.820 Across Facebook

00:05:38.980 Instagram

00:05:39.740 And other platforms

00:05:41.700 As Donald Trump

00:05:42.660 Returns to the White House

00:05:43.920 Huh

00:05:45.080 No wait

00:05:45.520 Hold on just a second

00:05:46.760 What?

00:05:48.480 So you know

00:05:49.660 All traffic decline

00:05:51.980 Has been as high

00:05:53.700 As 85 to 90%

00:05:56.580 Across all Blaze media pages

00:05:59.180 So when I've said

00:06:01.660 I mean we've had

00:06:02.780 And Stu you can

00:06:04.020 You probably know the numbers

00:06:05.380 Better than I do

00:06:06.080 We're having

00:06:07.220 More success

00:06:09.060 And a bigger

00:06:10.640 Platform

00:06:12.600 Bigger voice

00:06:13.560 Than any time

00:06:15.300 In my career

00:06:16.140 In the last three years

00:06:17.640 The show

00:06:19.340 And everything

00:06:20.000 Is just on fire

00:06:21.860 And yet

00:06:23.460 Our traffic

00:06:25.340 On social media

00:06:27.140 Has declined

00:06:28.080 By 85 to 90%

00:06:30.060 It's just not

00:06:31.960 Possible

00:06:32.740 There's no way

00:06:34.140 Other than

00:06:34.760 We've been severely

00:06:36.500 Contained

00:06:38.640 If you will

00:06:39.600 And you know

00:06:42.000 I'd like to ask

00:06:42.680 Mark Zuckerberg

00:06:43.880 Where do I go

00:06:44.780 To get

00:06:45.300 My audience back

00:06:47.120 Where do I

00:06:48.240 You know

00:06:48.600 You've kind of

00:06:50.240 People have

00:06:51.140 Kind of

00:06:51.680 Fallen out of the habit

00:06:53.020 If you get all of your news

00:06:54.580 From Facebook

00:06:55.640 God forbid

00:06:56.420 Or Instagram

00:06:57.960 We've been so suppressed

00:07:00.520 All of a sudden

00:07:01.060 Are we going to pop back up?

00:07:02.360 I'd be interesting to see

00:07:03.860 By the way

00:07:05.640 This is why

00:07:06.360 Your direct support

00:07:07.480 To Blaze TV

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00:07:09.880 We wouldn't have been able

00:07:11.040 To survive

00:07:11.740 Everything

00:07:12.320 If we hadn't built

00:07:13.300 The Blaze

00:07:13.840 And build it

00:07:15.280 The way we did

00:07:16.040 So thank you

00:07:17.000 For your subscription

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00:07:19.000 Please do today

00:07:19.980 So he's ending

00:07:21.580 All of the

00:07:23.020 The content

00:07:26.040 Moderation

00:07:26.840 Now what he did

00:07:28.120 Before

00:07:28.680 Was to go to places

00:07:30.060 That you know

00:07:30.720 They're absolute experts

00:07:32.340 You know

00:07:33.720 Like the Southern Poverty Law Center

00:07:35.280 They know what's going on

00:07:37.060 The Poynter Institute

00:07:38.580 They know what's true

00:07:40.420 And they've decided

00:07:43.460 That they are going to

00:07:44.920 Go back to their roots 1.00

00:07:46.540 I'm quoting

00:07:47.000 And focus

00:07:48.020 On reducing mistakes

00:07:49.480 Simplifying our policies

00:07:51.460 And restoring free expression

00:07:53.060 On our platforms

00:07:54.240 More specifically

00:07:55.680 We're going to get rid

00:07:56.740 Of fact checkers

00:07:57.700 And replace them

00:07:58.580 With community notes

00:08:00.200 Similar to X

00:08:02.060 Now

00:08:02.880 Hang on just a second

00:08:06.360 Wasn't X

00:08:08.420 The most dangerous platform

00:08:10.740 In the world

00:08:11.640 Weren't those community notes

00:08:13.800 Just not enough

00:08:15.860 The company's third part

00:08:18.080 The third party fact checking program

00:08:20.160 Was put into place

00:08:21.120 Following Trump's first election

00:08:22.840 To manage content

00:08:27.000 And misinformation

00:08:27.900 On its platforms

00:08:29.280 Which executives conceded

00:08:30.700 Was a result

00:08:31.240 Of political pressure

00:08:32.700 But now they say

00:08:34.360 They've just gone too far

00:08:36.160 We went to independent

00:08:38.280 Third party fact checkers

00:08:39.880 Says the global chief

00:08:41.280 Of affairs officer

00:08:43.380 At Meta

00:08:44.180 It has become clear

00:08:45.560 There's too much

00:08:46.260 Political bias

00:08:47.480 In what they choose

00:08:48.640 To fact check

00:08:49.520 Because basically

00:08:50.500 They get to fact check

00:08:52.200 Whatever they see

00:08:53.000 On the platform

00:08:53.820 No

00:08:54.620 That can't

00:08:55.180 It can't be true

00:08:56.920 No it's true

00:08:57.440 No

00:08:57.860 Too much bias

00:08:59.040 From the fact checkers

00:09:00.220 Yes

00:09:00.480 But they're just checking

00:09:01.320 Facts Glenn

00:09:02.460 Yes I know

00:09:04.280 I know

00:09:05.200 Isn't that weird

00:09:06.740 Now listen to this

00:09:08.620 I mean

00:09:09.140 Today

00:09:09.960 I think today's show

00:09:11.560 Is kind of

00:09:12.640 Kind of based on

00:09:15.800 No

00:09:17.140 Really

00:09:18.520 You know

00:09:19.720 The things that are

00:09:21.940 Happening now

00:09:23.000 Wait until next hour

00:09:24.080 I'm going to tell you

00:09:24.860 A story

00:09:25.360 That is

00:09:27.140 Is just

00:09:28.940 Draw

00:09:29.580 A jaw dropping

00:09:30.740 In

00:09:31.700 How the world works

00:09:34.160 Between you

00:09:35.120 And the elites

00:09:36.200 Here's a case

00:09:37.660 In this hour

00:09:38.420 We're talking about

00:09:39.460 Facebook

00:09:39.960 How does it work

00:09:41.440 Between you and the elites

00:09:42.520 Well they didn't listen

00:09:43.920 To you

00:09:44.500 They wanted to

00:09:45.680 Shut you up

00:09:46.540 They went to 0.99

00:09:47.820 The elites

00:09:48.520 Who were on the

00:09:49.360 Winning side

00:09:50.180 Last time

00:09:50.940 And said

00:09:51.820 Okay

00:09:52.320 What do we need

00:09:53.320 To do

00:09:53.700 What do we

00:09:54.760 What do we

00:09:55.160 What do we need

00:09:55.780 To do

00:09:56.160 To make sure

00:09:56.960 That

00:09:57.340 You know

00:09:58.340 We're on your side

00:09:59.640 And we can get

00:10:00.260 All that government

00:10:01.120 Money

00:10:01.580 And nobody's

00:10:02.460 Going to hassle us

00:10:03.380 What do we need

00:10:04.160 To do

00:10:04.520 So they did it

00:10:06.080 And they went

00:10:07.080 To the elites

00:10:08.040 Selection

00:10:09.060 Of

00:10:09.800 Fact checkers

00:10:11.180 Now that the world

00:10:12.880 Has changed

00:10:13.900 At least here in America

00:10:15.120 Now they're still

00:10:16.620 Not listening to you

00:10:17.840 This isn't because

00:10:19.140 You said something

00:10:20.700 This is because

00:10:22.140 Donald Trump

00:10:23.160 Has changed America

00:10:24.780 And now they see

00:10:26.760 The writing on the walls

00:10:28.060 And so

00:10:28.740 Again

00:10:29.380 It's not you

00:10:30.540 It's power 0.97

00:10:32.840 And it's disgusting

00:10:35.000 The company is ending

00:10:37.420 Their fact checkers

00:10:38.700 Completely

00:10:40.260 And it will instead

00:10:42.160 Rely on the platform

00:10:43.680 Users to

00:10:44.800 False flag

00:10:45.700 Or yeah

00:10:46.280 Flag false

00:10:47.080 Or misleading content

00:10:48.280 Instead of going

00:10:49.640 To some so-called

00:10:50.900 This is

00:10:52.260 This is Facebook

00:10:53.020 Saying this

00:10:53.520 Instead of going

00:10:54.740 To some so-called

00:10:55.860 Expert

00:10:56.520 It will rely

00:10:58.160 On the community

00:10:59.100 And the people

00:11:00.040 On the platform

00:11:00.920 To provide their

00:11:01.740 Own commentary

00:11:02.640 To

00:11:03.300 To something

00:11:04.540 That they've read

00:11:05.480 This

00:11:06.840 Is 0.88

00:11:07.600 What

00:11:08.280 Freedom

00:11:08.940 Of speech

00:11:09.960 Is 0.88

00:11:10.840 There's no

00:11:12.220 There's no

00:11:12.800 Expert

00:11:13.340 That sits around

00:11:14.260 In your

00:11:14.760 You know

00:11:15.460 In your

00:11:16.620 In your town

00:11:17.720 That checks

00:11:19.180 Everything somebody

00:11:20.080 Says 0.93

00:11:20.640 And then says

00:11:21.980 Wait a minute

00:11:22.400 Wait a minute

00:11:22.840 Wait a minute

00:11:23.280 That's untrue

00:11:25.120 And they have

00:11:26.540 A political bias

00:11:27.620 That it just

00:11:28.700 Doesn't happen

00:11:29.440 In real life

00:11:30.380 But again

00:11:31.840 Let's remember

00:11:32.540 That social media

00:11:33.700 Is not

00:11:34.960 Real life

00:11:36.040 But at least

00:11:37.720 It's starting

00:11:38.320 Maybe

00:11:39.200 It will start

00:11:40.160 Reflecting it

00:11:41.040 A little bit more

00:11:41.780 Where you have

00:11:42.360 The freedom

00:11:43.040 To say

00:11:43.640 What you

00:11:44.160 Think

00:11:44.740 Can we pause

00:11:46.540 On that

00:11:46.760 One point

00:11:47.220 For one

00:11:47.680 One quick

00:11:48.180 Second

00:11:48.480 Sure

00:11:49.260 Because

00:11:49.580 Zuckerberg

00:11:51.460 And Elon

00:11:52.040 Musk 0.77

00:11:52.260 Have a rivalry

00:11:53.120 Right

00:11:53.640 Like

00:11:53.860 Remember

00:11:54.280 They were

00:11:54.500 Going to

00:11:54.640 Have a fight

00:11:55.300 They were

00:11:55.660 Going to

00:11:55.780 Like a cage

00:11:56.540 Match

00:11:56.860 A year

00:11:57.520 Or two

00:11:57.820 Ago

00:11:58.060 There's

00:11:58.720 A rivalry

00:11:59.260 Here

00:11:59.660 For him

00:12:00.660 To come

00:12:01.140 Out

00:12:01.460 And say

00:12:02.440 This

00:12:02.680 He said

00:12:03.000 This

00:12:03.220 On video

00:12:03.720 Zuckerberg

00:12:04.360 Saying

00:12:06.040 That they

00:12:06.420 Would go

00:12:06.760 To

00:12:06.960 Community

00:12:07.260 Not just

00:12:07.740 Go to

00:12:08.500 Community

00:12:08.840 Notes

00:12:09.120 Not just

00:12:09.440 Get rid

00:12:09.740 Other fact

00:12:10.140 Checkers

00:12:10.520 But go

00:12:11.380 To the

00:12:11.660 Community

00:12:12.000 Notes

00:12:12.420 And as

00:12:12.980 He said

00:12:13.480 Similar to

00:12:14.380 The way

00:12:14.660 X does

00:12:15.220 It

00:12:15.440 He actually

00:12:17.140 Admitted

00:12:17.920 That basically

00:12:18.880 Like we tried

00:12:19.820 Something

00:12:20.200 They tried

00:12:20.780 Something

00:12:21.160 Theirs is better 0.93

00:12:22.020 We're going

00:12:22.540 With theirs

00:12:23.060 It's like

00:12:24.020 A tech

00:12:25.140 Bro

00:12:25.600 You know

00:12:26.480 Federalism

00:12:27.180 That's a

00:12:29.060 That's a

00:12:29.660 Good thing

00:12:30.360 And I think

00:12:30.760 A tough

00:12:31.200 Admission

00:12:31.640 For a guy

00:12:32.380 Like Mark

00:12:33.080 Zuckerberg

00:12:33.660 I know

00:12:35.060 I mean

00:12:35.360 I'm with you

00:12:36.660 In that

00:12:37.020 I think

00:12:37.760 They've run

00:12:38.160 This so

00:12:38.560 Poorly

00:12:39.000 And they

00:12:39.780 Have

00:12:40.320 Taken

00:12:41.480 Companies

00:12:42.400 And content

00:12:43.020 Companies

00:12:43.860 And given

00:12:45.020 Them this

00:12:45.360 Impression

00:12:45.780 That they

00:12:46.340 Could

00:12:46.700 Advertise

00:12:47.340 To people

00:12:47.780 Gain

00:12:48.120 Followers

00:12:48.680 And then

00:12:48.980 Get their

00:12:49.300 Content

00:12:49.720 Distributed

00:12:50.280 And then

00:12:50.720 Pulled the

00:12:51.100 Rug

00:12:51.320 Out from

00:12:51.800 Underneath

00:12:52.180 Them

00:12:52.400 Years ago

00:12:53.360 And destroyed

00:12:54.600 Dozens

00:12:56.400 And dozens 0.82

00:12:56.880 Of websites

00:12:57.720 And companies

00:12:59.480 Because of it

00:13:00.200 That being said

00:13:01.780 This does

00:13:02.560 Kind of

00:13:03.080 Seem like

00:13:03.440 A good

00:13:04.220 Change

00:13:04.760 Like I

00:13:05.360 Don't know

00:13:06.180 If it's

00:13:06.540 Just

00:13:07.120 Glenn

00:13:07.900 Them

00:13:08.560 Kissing 0.53

00:13:09.300 Trump's 1.00

00:13:09.840 Butt 0.81

00:13:10.060 And realizing

00:13:10.840 If

00:13:11.380 Trump

00:13:12.080 Comes in

00:13:12.800 He's going

00:13:14.360 To be

00:13:14.960 A different

00:13:15.800 Kind of

00:13:16.180 President

00:13:16.560 And they're

00:13:17.060 In a

00:13:17.400 Different

00:13:17.620 Environment

00:13:18.160 And they

00:13:18.580 Better

00:13:18.800 Change

00:13:19.220 Or they're

00:13:19.520 Going to

00:13:19.680 Get 0.53

00:13:19.840 Hammered

00:13:21.060 Or if

00:13:21.720 It's a

00:13:21.920 Real

00:13:22.140 Change

00:13:22.660 But

00:13:22.980 Either

00:13:23.440 Way

00:13:23.700 I think

00:13:23.980 It's a

00:13:24.200 Positive

00:13:24.520 One

00:13:24.840 Well you

00:13:26.940 Know me

00:13:27.280 I always

00:13:27.940 Look for

00:13:28.380 The best

00:13:28.800 In people

00:13:29.340 Honestly

00:13:30.320 You do

00:13:30.600 I am

00:13:31.960 Kind of

00:13:32.400 A poor

00:13:32.760 Judge of

00:13:33.240 Character

00:13:33.600 Because of

00:13:34.420 That

00:13:34.740 Because I

00:13:36.380 I see

00:13:37.900 People

00:13:38.420 For who

00:13:39.120 I think

00:13:39.860 They could

00:13:41.120 Be

00:13:41.400 Maybe

00:13:41.820 At times

00:13:42.560 And I

00:13:44.800 Kind of

00:13:45.140 Look at

00:13:45.460 It like

00:13:45.820 I think

00:13:46.340 That's who

00:13:46.700 They really

00:13:47.160 Are going

00:13:47.560 To be

00:13:47.780 And they

00:13:48.080 Usually

00:13:48.440 Disappoint

00:13:49.100 Because

00:13:49.540 People

00:13:50.500 Don't

00:13:51.420 Become

00:13:52.060 The people

00:13:52.860 They could

00:13:53.520 Be

00:13:53.840 Most times

00:13:54.660 Instead

00:13:55.540 They settle

00:13:56.160 For what

00:13:56.600 They are

00:13:57.120 Or what

00:13:57.540 They've

00:13:57.720 Allowed

00:13:58.040 Their

00:13:58.280 Themselves

00:13:58.700 To become

00:13:59.820 Because

00:14:00.140 They don't

00:14:00.660 Have a

00:14:01.060 True

00:14:01.460 Center

00:14:02.100 Of truth

00:14:02.840 They don't

00:14:03.700 Know who

00:14:04.260 They are

00:14:04.920 And how

00:14:05.600 They relate

00:14:06.580 To all

00:14:07.260 Eternal truths

00:14:08.200 And so

00:14:09.360 They get

00:14:09.620 Lost

00:14:10.040 Really easily

00:14:10.860 But when

00:14:12.200 I sat

00:14:12.640 With Zuckerberg

00:14:13.620 This is

00:14:14.340 More in

00:14:14.780 Line

00:14:15.160 With the

00:14:15.800 Zuckerberg

00:14:16.360 That I

00:14:16.720 Sat with

00:14:17.360 However

00:14:18.040 You know

00:14:18.700 I was

00:14:20.120 I think

00:14:20.740 I was

00:14:21.200 What did

00:14:22.500 We decide

00:14:23.040 Stu

00:14:23.380 Greatly

00:14:24.020 Conned

00:14:25.000 With

00:14:25.880 Zuckerberg

00:14:26.520 Yeah

00:14:28.860 I don't

00:14:29.720 Know

00:14:29.920 I mean

00:14:30.780 We went

00:14:31.460 Back and

00:14:31.780 Forth on

00:14:32.160 It I

00:14:32.360 Think

00:14:32.560 You know

00:14:33.000 We did

00:14:33.740 Because I

00:14:34.160 Do think

00:14:34.940 There's a

00:14:35.300 Part of

00:14:35.680 Him

00:14:35.940 That would

00:14:37.660 Like to

00:14:38.280 Be clear

00:14:38.880 Of all

00:14:39.280 Of this

00:14:39.680 I think

00:14:41.200 He has

00:14:41.580 Other

00:14:42.020 You know

00:14:43.020 Large goals

00:14:44.100 In his

00:14:44.660 Life

00:14:45.380 Other than

00:14:46.260 Navigating

00:14:47.620 Every political

00:14:48.580 Thing that

00:14:49.200 Pops up

00:14:49.780 So I

00:14:51.180 Am so

00:14:51.740 Glad

00:14:52.220 You said

00:14:53.100 That

00:14:53.400 What are

00:14:55.040 His big

00:14:55.920 Goals

00:14:56.460 What does

00:14:57.140 He really

00:14:57.780 Want to

00:14:58.360 Do

00:14:58.640 Do you

00:14:59.540 Know

00:14:59.740 What is

00:15:01.280 He focusing

00:15:01.940 On

00:15:02.360 I mean

00:15:04.880 He has

00:15:06.560 Gone through

00:15:06.960 Several phases

00:15:07.760 The company

00:15:08.520 Started

00:15:08.820 Going towards

00:15:10.040 The metaverse

00:15:10.800 They changed

00:15:11.540 The company

00:15:12.040 To meta

00:15:12.800 A couple

00:15:15.520 Years ago

00:15:16.180 Uh huh

00:15:17.300 That

00:15:18.220 That was

00:15:18.780 That tells

00:15:19.480 You everything

00:15:19.920 You need

00:15:20.260 To know

00:15:20.540 Okay

00:15:20.860 It tells

00:15:21.240 You everything

00:15:21.620 To know

00:15:22.040 Meta

00:15:23.720 Is all

00:15:24.440 About virtual

00:15:25.160 Reality

00:15:25.680 Correct

00:15:26.140 So virtual

00:15:27.220 So virtual

00:15:27.240 Reality

00:15:27.860 Guess

00:15:29.440 Who's

00:15:30.560 Invested

00:15:31.420 Billions

00:15:32.500 Of dollars

00:15:33.300 In

00:15:34.260 VR

00:15:34.720 The united

00:15:37.560 States

00:15:38.280 Army

00:15:39.020 Navy

00:15:39.980 And air

00:15:40.880 Force

00:15:41.280 All going

00:15:42.700 To virtual

00:15:43.160 Reality

00:15:43.740 Okay

00:15:44.740 Um

00:15:46.420 Meta

00:15:47.060 Has lost

00:15:47.780 About 50

00:15:48.700 Billion

00:15:49.560 Dollars

00:15:50.000 In its

00:15:50.480 Reality

00:15:50.960 Labs

00:15:51.420 Division

00:15:51.860 Augmented

00:15:52.500 Reality

00:15:53.020 Virtual

00:15:53.380 Reality

00:15:53.860 And the

00:15:54.420 Metaverse

00:15:54.900 So

00:15:55.880 What

00:15:57.800 So what

00:15:59.000 What's

00:15:59.340 Happening

00:15:59.680 Here

00:15:59.980 Um

00:16:01.460 I think

00:16:02.180 What this

00:16:02.840 Is 0.88

00:16:03.180 Partially

00:16:03.980 I mean

00:16:04.520 I want

00:16:04.920 To give

00:16:05.140 Him the

00:16:05.420 Benefit

00:16:05.720 Of the

00:16:05.920 Doubt

00:16:06.180 To some

00:16:06.520 Degree

00:16:06.820 Um

00:16:07.660 But I

00:16:07.940 Think

00:16:08.120 Partially

00:16:08.760 What this

00:16:09.400 Is 0.88

00:16:09.600 About

00:16:09.960 Is 0.88

00:16:10.940 Making

00:16:12.000 Sure

00:16:12.340 That the

00:16:12.680 Government

00:16:12.980 Contracts

00:16:13.840 Don't

00:16:14.320 Stop

00:16:14.880 With

00:16:15.500 Meta

00:16:15.880 Make

00:16:16.740 Sure

00:16:17.100 That they

00:16:17.580 Are

00:16:18.000 Um

00:16:18.660 Able

00:16:19.900 To get

00:16:20.700 Some of

00:16:21.220 That money

00:16:21.840 From the

00:16:22.440 United

00:16:22.680 States

00:16:23.260 In the

00:16:24.060 Use

00:16:24.320 Of

00:16:24.480 VR

00:16:24.720 Because

00:16:25.060 That's

00:16:25.640 Where

00:16:25.880 He

00:16:26.160 Really

00:16:26.740 Uh

00:16:27.760 Where

00:16:27.940 His

00:16:28.100 Heart

00:16:28.300 Is 0.88

00:16:28.700 That's

00:16:29.300 What

00:16:29.500 He

00:16:29.680 Really

00:16:30.160 Wants

00:16:30.620 To

00:16:30.800 Do

00:16:31.100 Um

00:16:32.300 Now

00:16:32.620 They

00:16:32.760 Lost

00:16:33.060 50

00:16:33.400 Billion

00:16:33.740 Dollars

00:16:34.040 In

00:16:34.180 Their

00:16:34.340 Reality

00:16:34.980 Labs

00:16:35.640 However

00:16:36.380 Uh

00:16:37.460 If

00:16:37.680 You

00:16:37.840 Look

00:16:38.160 At

00:16:38.500 Facebook's

00:16:39.200 Revenue

00:16:39.660 They're

00:16:40.200 Subsidizing

00:16:40.980 All of

00:16:41.480 This

00:16:41.640 Stuff

00:16:41.840 Facebook

00:16:42.320 The

00:16:43.000 Revenue

00:16:43.380 Was

00:16:43.960 Expected

00:16:44.380 To

00:16:44.600 Go

00:16:44.800 Up

00:16:45.080 To

00:16:46.060 A

00:16:46.240 Hundred

00:16:46.540 Billion

00:16:47.280 Dollars

00:16:47.880 In

00:16:48.160 2024

00:16:48.960 Um

00:16:50.940 Facebook's

00:16:52.060 Advertising

00:16:52.580 Revenue

00:16:53.040 Is 0.88

00:16:53.440 Now

00:16:53.800 Expected

00:16:54.360 To

00:16:55.140 Grow

00:16:55.380 Over

00:16:55.720 127

00:16:56.740 Billion

00:16:58.000 Dollars

00:16:58.380 By

00:16:58.580 2027

00:16:59.340 So

00:17:00.240 That's

00:17:01.480 The

00:17:01.640 Cash

00:17:01.980 Cow

00:17:02.320 But

00:17:03.280 Where

00:17:03.520 His

00:17:03.720 Heart

00:17:04.040 Is 0.88

00:17:04.540 Is 0.88

00:17:05.880 VR

00:17:07.200 And

00:17:08.160 AR

00:17:08.540 And

00:17:09.460 He

00:17:09.640 Wants

00:17:09.960 To

00:17:10.140 Make

00:17:10.340 Sure

00:17:10.660 That

00:17:10.980 He

00:17:11.180 Gets

00:17:11.560 He

00:17:11.840 He's

00:17:11.980 Not

00:17:12.220 Off

00:17:12.460 The

00:17:12.600 Government

00:17:12.920 Teat

00:17:13.360 Otherwise

00:17:13.860 His

00:17:14.860 His

00:17:16.020 Real

00:17:16.360 Passion

00:17:16.820 Is 0.88

00:17:17.140 Gone

00:17:17.400 I

00:17:17.660 Think

00:17:17.940 That's

00:17:18.220 What's

00:17:18.440 Happening

00:17:18.820 Speculation

00:17:19.900 But

00:17:20.240 I

00:17:20.340 Think

00:17:20.480 That's

00:17:20.720 What's

00:17:20.900 Happening

00:17:21.700 It's

00:17:22.000 Got

00:17:22.120 To

00:17:22.200 Be

00:17:22.300 Part

00:17:22.560 Of

00:17:22.660 It

00:17:22.800 Right

00:17:23.060 It's

00:17:23.460 Got

00:17:23.680 To

00:17:23.760 Be

00:17:23.900 Part

00:17:24.120 Yeah

00:17:24.520 Yeah

00:17:25.280 You

00:17:25.580 Know

00:17:25.720 But

00:17:26.400 I

00:17:26.520 Wonder

00:17:26.920 And

00:17:27.300 Hope

00:17:27.660 That

00:17:28.240 It

00:17:28.480 Is 0.88

00:17:28.820 More

00:17:29.200 Than

00:17:29.380 That

00:17:29.580 I

00:17:29.720 I

00:17:30.320 Had

00:17:30.480 The

00:17:30.600 Reaction

00:17:31.160 To

00:17:38.540 America

00:17:38.920 Why

00:17:40.280 Would

00:17:40.460 We

00:17:40.640 Believe

00:17:41.040 All

00:17:41.220 Of

00:17:41.300 A

00:17:41.360 Sudden

00:17:41.580 He's

00:17:41.920 Coming

00:17:42.160 Around

00:17:42.420 To

00:17:42.540 These

00:17:42.740 Sorts

00:17:43.140 Of

00:17:43.260 Ideas

00:17:43.600 Does

00:17:44.120 Seem

00:17:44.380 Now

00:17:44.680 That

00:17:44.880 That's

00:17:45.100 Pretty

00:17:45.380 Legitimate

00:17:45.920 From

00:17:46.160 Elon

00:17:46.440 Musk 0.77

00:17:46.720 Could

00:17:48.040 It

00:17:48.180 Be

00:17:48.340 Legitimate

00:17:49.180 From

00:17:49.520 Zuckerberg

00:17:50.220 Remember

00:17:50.500 He's

00:17:50.840 Done

00:17:51.040 He

00:17:51.380 Did

00:17:51.560 Some

00:17:51.920 Of

00:17:52.040 This

00:17:52.180 Stuff

00:17:52.400 Before

00:17:52.780 The

00:17:52.980 Election

00:17:53.320 He

00:17:54.000 Did

00:17:54.740 Signal

00:17:55.120 This

00:17:55.380 Stuff

00:17:55.740 He

00:17:56.060 Did

00:17:56.340 Testimony

00:17:57.040 He

00:17:57.660 Outed

00:17:58.560 Some

00:17:58.800 Of

00:17:58.940 The

00:17:59.060 Government

00:17:59.340 Intrusions

00:18:00.180 Before

00:18:00.860 The

00:18:01.080 Election

00:18:01.440 Happened

00:18:02.020 He

00:18:02.940 Called

00:18:03.240 Trump

00:18:03.540 A

00:18:08.540 Turning

00:18:08.740 Point

00:18:09.140 Was

00:18:10.380 The

00:18:10.500 Assassination

00:18:11.080 Attempt

00:18:11.420 He

00:18:11.620 Said

00:18:12.200 That's

00:18:12.880 When

00:18:13.040 He

00:18:13.180 Realized

00:18:13.700 Oh

00:18:13.940 This

00:18:14.120 Guy

00:18:14.340 Is 0.88

00:18:14.520 Really

00:18:14.740 A

00:18:14.880 Bad 0.71

00:18:15.060 Ass 0.93

00:18:15.380 This 0.99

00:18:16.040 Guy

00:18:16.260 Is 0.88

00:18:16.500 Actually

00:18:16.960 You

00:18:18.160 Know

00:18:18.240 What

00:18:18.380 He

00:18:18.500 Says 0.93

00:18:18.720 He

00:18:18.860 Is 0.88

00:18:19.080 To

00:18:19.260 Some

00:18:19.460 Degree

00:18:19.780 At

00:18:19.980 Least

00:18:20.220 According

00:18:20.600 To

00:18:20.780 Mark

00:18:20.960 Zuckerberg

00:18:21.400 But

00:18:21.900 There's

00:18:22.080 Something

00:18:22.300 Else

00:18:22.600 That

00:18:22.820 Zuckerberg

00:18:23.440 Has

00:18:23.620 Done

00:18:23.860 To

00:18:24.040 Facebook

00:18:24.480 That

00:18:24.940 Is 0.88

00:18:25.200 Very

00:18:25.580 Important

00:18:26.160 And

00:18:26.460 Interesting

00:18:26.920 We'll

00:18:27.760 Go

00:18:27.900 There

00:18:28.140 Here

00:18:28.440 In

00:18:28.680 60

00:18:29.040 Seconds

00:18:29.560 First

00:18:29.900 Let

00:18:30.460 Me

00:18:30.560 Tell

00:18:30.720 You

00:18:30.800 About

00:18:30.980 Pre

00:18:31.280 Born

00:18:31.480 January

00:18:31.980 Is 0.88

00:18:32.520 Sanctity

00:18:32.980 Of

00:18:33.180 Life

00:18:33.460 Month

00:18:33.800 And

00:18:34.040 During

00:18:34.260 That

00:18:34.500 Time

00:18:34.820 We

00:18:35.060 Remember

00:18:35.500 And

00:18:35.720 Honor

00:18:36.060 The

00:18:36.480 Over

00:18:36.860 66

00:18:37.380 Million

00:18:37.780 Lives

00:18:38.240 Lost

00:18:38.720 Through

00:18:38.940 The

00:18:39.140 Tragedy

00:18:39.600 Of

00:18:39.720 Abortion

00:18:40.100 Ever

00:18:41.180 Since

00:18:41.540 Roe

00:18:41.820 Versus

00:18:42.120 Wade

00:18:42.320 Sadly

00:18:42.960 Even

00:18:43.680 Though

00:18:43.840 Roe

00:18:44.080 Is 0.88

00:18:44.240 Gone

00:18:44.620 Abortion

00:18:45.160 Still

00:18:45.600 Claims

00:18:46.160 So

00:18:46.400 Many

00:18:46.620 Lives

00:18:47.040 Every

00:18:47.320 Day

00:18:47.540 And

00:18:47.700 It

00:18:47.820 Ruins

00:18:48.240 So

00:18:48.440 Many

00:18:48.620 Mothers

00:18:48.940 Lives

00:18:49.340 As

00:18:49.560 Well

00:18:49.840 Today

00:18:50.680 The

00:18:51.040 Abortion

00:18:52.000 Pill

00:18:52.400 Accounts

00:18:53.020 For

00:18:53.200 60

00:18:53.840 Of

00:18:54.740 All

00:18:55.060 Abortions

00:18:55.660 So

00:18:56.340 When

00:18:56.620 You

00:18:56.800 Think

00:18:57.140 Of

00:18:57.280 Abortion

00:18:57.700 Clinics

00:18:58.340 Like

00:18:58.760 Planned

00:18:59.120 Parenthood

00:18:59.740 And

00:19:00.300 What's

00:19:00.540 Going

00:19:00.760 On

00:19:01.000 In

00:19:01.120 There

00:19:01.320 60

00:19:01.940 Percent

00:19:02.580 Of

00:19:02.780 The

00:19:02.940 Death

00:19:03.300 Is 0.88

00:19:03.580 No

00:19:03.760 Longer

00:19:04.100 Happening

00:19:04.540 There

00:19:04.820 It's

00:19:05.700 Happening

00:19:06.240 In

00:19:06.580 Girls 0.98

00:19:06.960 Bathrooms

00:19:08.000 Think

00:19:09.440 Of

00:19:09.680 That

00:19:10.080 The

00:19:10.820 Worst

00:19:11.540 Experience

00:19:12.260 You

00:19:12.680 Could

00:19:12.920 Have

00:19:13.500 Of

00:19:14.560 Aborting

00:19:15.600 A

00:19:15.820 Child

00:19:16.200 Is 0.88

00:19:16.540 Happening

00:19:17.000 While

00:19:17.320 You're

00:19:17.760 Alone

00:19:18.320 In

00:19:19.160 The

00:19:19.360 Bathroom

00:19:20.100 Of

00:19:21.040 Your

00:19:21.200 House

00:19:21.660 And

00:19:23.140 So

00:19:23.320 Every

00:19:23.580 Day

00:19:23.880 You're

00:19:24.140 Going

00:19:24.400 Back

00:19:24.780 To

00:19:24.960 The

00:19:25.140 Scene

00:19:25.580 Of

00:19:26.060 The

00:19:26.340 Most

00:19:26.560 Traumatic

00:19:27.060 Thing

00:19:27.320 That's

00:19:27.560 Ever

00:19:27.740 Happened

00:19:28.180 To

00:19:28.360 You

00:19:28.600 This

00:19:29.160 Is 0.88

00:19:29.360 So

00:19:29.800 Bad

00:19:30.300 Psychologically

00:19:31.240 It

00:19:31.860 Destroys

00:19:32.760 Girls 0.98

00:19:33.140 And

00:19:33.400 Women 1.00

00:19:33.700 And

00:19:34.480 Babies

00:19:35.040 Preborn

00:19:36.120 Has

00:19:36.320 Rescued

00:19:36.700 Over

00:19:36.860 300,000

00:19:37.860 Babies

00:19:38.240 From

00:19:38.480 Abortion

00:19:38.980 Would

00:19:39.720 You

00:19:39.880 Please

00:19:40.340 Help

00:19:40.680 Them

00:19:40.900 All

00:19:41.340 You

00:19:41.460 Have

00:19:41.620 To

00:19:41.740 Do

00:19:42.020 Is 0.88

00:19:42.440 One

00:19:43.040 Ultrasound

00:19:43.900 Cost

00:19:44.340 $28

00:19:44.840 If

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00:19:45.760 A

00:19:45.880 Donation

00:19:46.340 Cost

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00:19:47.400 Dinner

00:19:47.660 You

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00:19:50.080 $28

00:19:50.500 You

00:19:51.040 Could

00:19:51.240 Save

00:19:51.620 Two

00:19:52.300 Souls

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00:20:09.720 250

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00:20:12.080 Securely

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00:20:14.640 Back

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00:20:33.880 Joining

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00:20:38.060 They've

00:20:38.660 Decided

00:20:39.240 That

00:20:40.120 Meta

00:20:40.600 Is 0.88

00:20:40.920 Going

00:20:41.080 To

00:20:41.140 Have

00:20:41.340 Three

00:20:41.760 New

00:20:42.060 Members

00:20:42.500 On

00:20:42.860 Its

00:20:43.040 Board

00:20:43.320 Of

00:20:43.480 Directors

00:20:44.100 One

00:20:46.340 Of

00:20:46.560 Which

00:20:46.880 Is 0.88

00:20:47.220 Dana

00:20:47.640 White

00:20:48.160 Think

00:20:52.480 Of

00:20:52.580 That

00:20:52.700 One

00:20:52.960 Still

00:20:53.500 I

00:20:54.240 Mean

00:20:54.520 It's

00:20:54.980 Fascinating

00:20:55.440 He's

00:20:55.660 A

00:20:55.820 Huge

00:20:56.280 Trump

00:20:57.200 Ally

00:20:57.940 Big

00:20:59.120 Trump

00:20:59.460 Supporter

00:20:59.940 Spoke

00:21:00.380 At

00:21:00.500 The

00:21:00.620 Convention

00:21:01.040 On

00:21:01.720 Trump's

00:21:02.200 Behalf

00:21:02.800 Now

00:21:04.020 You

00:21:04.420 Know

00:21:04.580 Zuckerberg

00:21:05.200 Is 0.88

00:21:05.360 Into

00:21:05.640 The

00:21:05.960 UFC

00:21:06.560 Stuff

00:21:07.340 Right

00:21:07.840 He's

00:21:08.160 Part

00:21:08.880 Of

00:21:08.980 His

00:21:09.100 World

00:21:09.360 But

00:21:09.600 I

00:21:10.280 Mean

00:21:10.400 It's

00:21:10.680 I

00:21:11.240 Mean

00:21:11.360 Think

00:21:11.880 Of

00:21:12.020 The

00:21:12.220 Change

00:21:12.700 Think

00:21:13.500 Of

00:21:13.720 The

00:21:14.080 People

00:21:14.560 Being

00:21:14.820 Kicked

00:21:15.160 Off

00:21:15.480 Facebook

00:21:16.000 Think

00:21:16.400 Of

00:21:16.540 Where

00:21:16.720 We

00:21:16.940 Were

00:21:17.320 Not

00:21:17.600 That

00:21:17.880 Long

00:21:18.200 Ago

00:21:18.460 With

00:21:18.660 Facebook

00:21:19.080 Four

00:21:19.660 Years

00:21:20.000 Ago

00:21:20.240 We

00:21:20.480 Were

00:21:20.680 Just

00:21:21.060 We

00:21:21.760 We

00:21:22.220 Knew

00:21:22.520 We

00:21:22.700 Were

00:21:22.860 Walking

00:21:23.280 Into

00:21:23.920 A

00:21:24.360 Blood

00:21:24.580 Bath

00:21:24.920 We

00:21:25.640 Were

00:21:25.760 Walking

00:21:26.140 Into

00:21:26.380 A

00:21:26.540 Buzz

00:21:26.760 Saw

00:21:27.040 And

00:21:27.660 Now

00:21:28.000 Look

00:21:28.280 At

00:21:28.400 What

00:21:28.520 We're

00:21:28.660 Walking

00:21:28.980 Into

00:21:29.360 Yeah

00:21:29.560 Glenn

00:21:29.840 I

00:21:30.040 Was

00:21:30.140 Thinking

00:21:30.320 Back

00:21:30.680 Back

00:22:00.320 Clinton

00:22:00.680 Clinton

00:22:00.700 Bill

00:22:01.060 Bill

00:22:01.080 Bill

00:22:01.260 Right

00:22:01.640 And

00:22:02.380 That's

00:22:02.720 Right

00:22:02.980 They

00:22:03.180 Just

00:22:03.400 They

00:22:03.660 Tried

00:22:04.060 To

00:22:04.240 Destroy

00:22:04.840 This 0.99

00:22:05.180 Guy

00:22:05.500 Completely

00:22:06.040 Now

00:22:06.260 He's

00:22:06.460 In

00:22:07.040 The

00:22:07.200 Interim

00:22:07.560 Built

00:22:07.820 A

00:22:07.980 14

00:22:08.480 Billion

00:22:08.960 Dollar

00:22:09.200 Separate

00:22:09.680 Company

00:22:10.040 So

00:22:10.660 He's

00:22:10.980 Pretty

00:22:11.240 Much

00:22:11.460 Okay

00:22:11.720 But

00:22:12.580 He

00:22:15.340 You know

00:22:16.300 Palmer

00:22:16.660 Lucky

00:22:17.020 Yeah

00:22:17.300 I wonder

00:22:17.500 If

00:22:17.660 We

00:22:17.760 Could

00:22:17.900 Even

00:22:18.040 Get

00:22:18.300 Him

00:22:18.420 On

00:22:18.540 The

00:22:18.660 Phone

00:22:18.920 Now

00:22:19.260 Because

00:22:19.520 We

00:22:19.700 Had

00:22:19.920 Him

00:22:20.040 On

00:22:20.180 The

00:22:20.320 Show

00:22:20.660 Well

00:22:21.020 We

00:22:21.460 Had

00:22:21.840 Blake

00:22:22.040 Her

00:22:22.180 Yeah

00:22:23.060 Oh

00:22:24.060 You're

00:22:24.300 Right

00:22:24.460 You're

00:22:24.640 Right

00:22:24.740 We had

00:22:24.960 The

00:22:25.060 Author

00:22:25.340 Of

00:22:25.480 The

00:22:25.580 Book

00:22:25.720 Yeah

00:22:26.600 That's

00:22:26.940 Right

00:22:27.120 But

00:22:27.480 The

00:22:27.640 Story

00:22:27.960 Was

00:22:28.180 Like

00:22:28.480 Painted

00:22:29.260 A

00:22:29.440 Picture

00:22:29.740 Of

00:22:30.020 Zuckerberg

00:22:30.620 Of

00:22:30.780 Like

00:22:31.000 This

00:22:31.320 Guy

00:22:31.720 You know

00:22:32.600 It

00:22:33.400 Struck

00:22:34.020 Me

00:22:34.160 Like

00:22:34.340 He

00:22:34.440 Was

00:22:34.580 Some

00:22:35.020 Huffington

00:22:35.740 Post

00:22:36.120 Blogger

00:22:36.700 Running

00:22:36.980 Facebook

00:22:37.940 And

00:22:39.500 Instagram

00:22:40.220 This

00:22:41.620 Person

00:22:42.220 Who

00:22:42.460 We've

00:22:42.780 Seen

00:22:43.020 Here

00:22:43.200 In

00:22:43.300 The

00:22:43.360 Last

00:22:43.560 24

00:22:43.920 Hours

00:22:44.320 And

00:22:44.500 Over

00:22:44.640 The

00:22:44.760 Past

00:22:44.960 Few

00:22:45.160 Month

00:22:45.360 Seems

00:22:45.580 Like

00:22:45.700 A

00:22:45.820 Totally

00:22:46.140 Different

00:22:46.500 Guy

00:22:46.960 Whether

00:22:47.520 That's

00:22:47.760 Just

00:22:47.920 You know

00:22:48.260 Self

00:22:48.620 Preservation

00:22:49.400 Or

00:22:49.880 It's

00:22:50.080 Real

00:22:50.480 It's

00:22:51.620 Better

00:22:51.840 Self

00:22:52.080 Preservation

00:22:52.660 Self

00:22:53.420 Preservation

00:22:54.040 I

00:22:54.280 Think

00:22:54.540 Because

00:22:55.200 The

00:22:55.440 End

00:22:55.680 Of

00:22:55.800 The

00:22:55.940 Corporate

00:22:56.340 Resistance

00:22:56.900 Is 0.88

00:22:57.420 Here

00:22:57.760 We'll

00:22:58.740 Tell

00:22:59.000 You

00:22:59.100 More

00:22:59.240 About

00:22:59.440 That

00:22:59.760 Coming

00:23:00.480 Up

00:23:00.720 In

00:23:00.820 A

00:23:00.900 Minute

00:23:01.060 Stand

00:23:01.740 By

00:23:01.960 This

00:23:13.160 Is 0.88

00:23:13.700 Glenn

00:23:14.620 Beck

00:23:15.580 Okay

00:23:17.560 So

00:23:17.820 We

00:23:17.960 Won

00:23:18.200 The

00:23:18.460 Election

00:23:18.940 That's

00:23:19.340 Great

00:23:19.780 Great

00:23:20.660 But

00:23:21.000 It

00:23:21.140 Is 0.88

00:23:21.300 Only

00:23:21.500 The

00:23:21.720 Beginning

00:23:22.120 The

00:23:22.380 Start

00:23:22.740 Of

00:23:22.860 Our

00:23:23.020 Journey

00:23:23.300 Not

00:23:23.620 The

00:23:23.800 End

00:23:24.040 Of

00:23:24.180 It

00:23:24.320 We

00:23:25.100 Have

00:23:25.420 To

00:23:25.620 Really

00:23:26.100 Now

00:23:26.580 Buckle

00:23:27.020 Down

00:23:27.300 Because

00:23:27.580 Now

00:23:28.100 All

00:23:28.420 The

00:23:28.580 Heavy

00:23:28.780 Lifting

00:23:29.160 Can

00:23:29.440 Happen

00:23:29.820 And

00:23:30.380 We

00:23:31.240 Need

00:23:31.560 To

00:23:31.720 All

00:23:32.040 Be

00:23:32.260 In

00:23:32.440 The

00:23:32.560 Game

00:23:32.840 We

00:23:33.400 Have

00:23:33.680 To

00:23:33.840 Rebuild

00:23:34.280 Our

00:23:34.500 Nation

00:23:34.780 Turn

00:23:35.060 It

00:23:35.160 Back

00:23:35.400 Into

00:23:35.680 What

00:23:35.920 It

00:23:36.040 Was

00:23:36.880 What

00:23:37.120 What

00:23:37.420 Made

00:23:38.840 It

00:23:39.020 Great

00:23:39.400 Let's

00:23:39.660 Get

00:23:39.820 Rid

00:23:39.960 Of

00:23:40.040 The

00:23:45.580 Build A

00:23:46.000 Parallel

00:23:46.440 Economy

00:23:46.880 We

00:23:47.580 Been

00:23:47.780 Building

00:23:48.100 It

00:23:48.360 You

00:23:48.680 Know

00:23:48.900 For

00:23:50.080 Years

00:23:50.720 At

00:23:51.000 This

00:23:51.200 Point

00:23:51.500 And

00:23:51.840 Look

00:23:52.280 At

00:23:52.440 The

00:23:52.580 Changes

00:23:53.000 Look

00:23:53.320 At

00:23:53.460 Just

00:23:53.700 What

00:23:54.340 Happened

00:23:54.880 With

00:23:55.660 When

00:23:55.900 We

00:23:56.020 Started

00:23:56.300 To

00:23:56.500 Build

00:23:56.660 The

00:23:56.800 Blaze

00:23:57.160 We

00:23:57.420 Were

00:23:57.540 The

00:23:57.680 First

00:23:57.960 Ones

00:23:58.320 To

00:23:58.500 Do

00:23:58.680 It

00:23:58.820 And

00:23:58.980 Now

00:23:59.360 Look

00:23:59.960 At

00:24:00.280 We

00:24:00.980 Put

00:24:01.360 The

00:24:01.760 We've

00:24:02.440 Put

00:24:02.620 Mainstream

00:24:03.100 Media

00:24:03.420 Out

00:24:03.640 Of

00:24:03.760 Business

00:24:04.180 We

00:24:05.060 Can

00:24:05.260 Do

00:24:05.500 It

00:24:05.640 Again

00:24:06.100 And

00:24:06.780 Make

00:24:07.020 Sure

00:24:07.320 That

00:24:07.560 We're

00:24:07.760 Not

00:24:07.960 In

00:24:08.160 Bed

00:24:08.400 With

00:24:08.580 These

00:24:08.800 Companies

00:24:09.220 That

00:24:15.580 Switch

00:24:17.420 Your

00:24:18.200 Mobile

00:24:19.140 Carrier

00:24:19.780 You're

00:24:20.260 Going

00:24:20.340 To

00:24:20.400 Get

00:24:20.520 The

00:24:20.680 Same

00:24:20.900 Coverage

00:24:21.480 At

00:24:22.120 A

00:24:22.260 Much

00:24:22.640 Better

00:24:22.920 Price

00:24:23.420 And

00:24:23.800 Help

00:24:24.060 Rebuild

00:24:24.740 America

00:24:25.280 It's

00:24:26.100 Patriot

00:24:26.920 Mobile

00:24:27.200 Dot

00:24:27.540 Com

00:24:27.840 Slash

00:24:28.280 Back

00:24:28.500 Or

00:24:28.660 Call

00:24:28.840 972

00:24:29.520 Patriot

00:24:29.980 972

00:24:31.080 Patriot

00:24:31.820 Now

00:24:32.940 Is 0.88

00:24:33.040 A

00:24:33.140 Great

00:24:33.280 Time

00:24:33.600 To

00:24:33.900 Subscribe

00:24:34.240 To

00:24:34.520 Blaze

00:24:34.800 TV

00:24:35.060 Go

00:24:35.260 To

00:24:35.380 Blaze

00:24:35.660 TV

00:24:35.880 Dot

00:24:36.140 Com

00:24:36.400 Slash

00:24:36.800 Glenn

00:24:37.160 And

00:24:37.360 Use

00:24:37.660 The

00:24:37.840 Promo

00:24:38.120 Code

00:24:38.540 Glenn

00:24:39.260 Well hello

00:25:04.580 America

00:25:05.060 We're so glad

00:25:06.380 That you're

00:25:06.660 Listening

00:25:06.920 Thank you

00:25:07.500 So much

00:25:08.060 For making

00:25:08.420 The choice

00:25:08.860 To listen

00:25:09.300 To us

00:25:09.640 I know

00:25:10.020 That

00:25:10.220 Your time

00:25:11.040 Is valuable

00:25:11.620 And we

00:25:12.040 Try not

00:25:12.540 To waste

00:25:13.020 It here

00:25:13.440 Try to

00:25:15.080 Give you

00:25:15.260 The news

00:25:15.680 That is

00:25:16.020 Important

00:25:16.420 To you

00:25:16.900 Every day

00:25:17.540 So thank

00:25:18.140 You

00:25:18.380 Morgan

00:25:19.440 Stanley

00:25:20.080 Has

00:25:21.300 Now become

00:25:21.840 The latest

00:25:22.380 U.S.

00:25:22.900 Bank

00:25:23.140 To suspend

00:25:23.820 Its commitment

00:25:24.360 To the

00:25:24.800 Net Zero

00:25:25.380 Banking

00:25:25.960 Alliance

00:25:26.520 Wait

00:25:28.240 What

00:25:29.460 The bank

00:25:31.740 In its

00:25:32.440 Thursday

00:25:32.980 Announcement

00:25:33.660 Did not

00:25:34.160 Specify

00:25:34.740 Why it

00:25:35.480 Left

00:25:35.760 The alliance

00:25:36.480 Why do

00:25:37.540 You think

00:25:37.980 Stu

00:25:38.320 Could it

00:25:39.360 Have anything

00:25:39.780 To do

00:25:40.200 With the

00:25:40.520 Republican

00:25:40.960 State

00:25:41.380 Attorney

00:25:41.680 Generals

00:25:42.200 That have

00:25:43.500 Targeted

00:25:44.720 This

00:25:45.040 It may

00:25:46.680 Very well

00:25:47.480 Yes

00:25:47.860 Yeah

00:25:49.000 Otherwise

00:25:49.600 Otherwise they

00:25:50.560 Just got up

00:25:51.140 In the morning

00:25:51.780 And they were

00:25:52.080 Like you know

00:25:52.460 What

00:25:52.720 I've

00:25:53.900 I've

00:25:53.920 Thought this

00:25:54.480 I think

00:25:54.760 This is

00:25:55.100 Wrong

00:25:55.420 I don't

00:25:55.720 Think

00:25:55.880 We should

00:25:56.200 I don't

00:25:57.000 Think

00:25:57.160 We should

00:25:57.620 Force our

00:25:59.360 Our own

00:26:00.000 Beliefs on 0.94

00:26:00.700 Everybody

00:26:01.100 And debank

00:26:02.040 People

00:26:02.420 That's probably

00:26:03.280 What it is

00:26:03.900 I'm sure

00:26:05.200 That's what

00:26:05.760 It is

00:26:06.080 It's

00:26:06.420 Similar

00:26:06.760 I mean

00:26:07.140 You have

00:26:07.360 The same

00:26:07.640 Sort of

00:26:07.980 Reaction

00:26:08.300 To the

00:26:08.560 Zuckerberg

00:26:08.980 Thing

00:26:09.220 Right

00:26:09.500 I don't

00:26:10.600 You know

00:26:11.740 Is it

00:26:12.840 Is it

00:26:13.600 Political

00:26:14.420 Expediency

00:26:15.300 Here

00:26:15.740 Or is it

00:26:16.500 Real

00:26:16.860 Either one

00:26:19.300 Is good

00:26:19.780 Right

00:26:21.180 I don't

00:26:21.800 Think

00:26:21.940 Yes

00:26:22.260 Yes it is

00:26:22.840 I mean

00:26:23.120 I'm

00:26:23.420 I'm happy

00:26:24.580 I'm happy

00:26:25.660 Political

00:26:26.140 Expediency

00:26:26.720 Means that

00:26:27.600 You have

00:26:28.080 Political

00:26:28.420 Power

00:26:28.860 Right

00:26:29.660 And that's

00:26:30.460 Correct

00:26:30.740 And that's

00:26:31.400 Why you

00:26:31.820 Try to

00:26:32.180 Win

00:26:32.380 Elections

00:26:33.040 Right

00:26:33.880 But let's

00:26:34.840 Let's keep 0.77

00:26:35.760 In mind

00:26:36.600 Who these

00:26:37.620 People are

00:26:38.260 Do not

00:26:39.300 Just go

00:26:39.700 Oh you

00:26:40.040 Know what

00:26:40.260 They've

00:26:40.440 Had a

00:26:40.640 Change of

00:26:40.940 Heart

00:26:41.120 Let's

00:26:41.800 Remember

00:26:42.140 That they

00:26:42.700 Were willing

00:26:43.360 To debank

00:26:44.640 You

00:26:45.180 For their

00:26:46.400 Power

00:26:46.980 So that's

00:26:48.380 Kind of

00:26:48.700 A you

00:26:49.040 Know

00:26:49.200 When you've

00:26:51.280 Inflicted

00:26:52.080 Real harm

00:26:53.200 On people

00:26:54.500 Just for

00:26:55.300 Having a

00:26:55.700 Difference of

00:26:56.160 Opinion

00:26:56.700 I'm not

00:26:57.720 Going to

00:26:57.920 Be

00:26:58.040 You know

00:26:58.440 One of

00:26:58.700 The biggest

00:26:59.060 Things that

00:26:59.780 We did

00:27:00.820 Wrong

00:27:01.100 I think

00:27:01.480 In

00:27:01.640 World War

00:27:02.080 II

00:27:02.360 Was

00:27:02.900 Operation

00:27:03.400 Paperclip

00:27:04.140 Now this

00:27:05.300 Is an

00:27:05.560 Extreme

00:27:06.100 Example

00:27:06.780 But you

00:27:07.760 Know

00:27:07.840 All the

00:27:08.220 People that

00:27:08.620 Were making

00:27:09.000 The poison

00:27:09.580 Gas and

00:27:10.380 Coming up

00:27:10.820 With new

00:27:11.180 Ways to 1.00

00:27:11.700 Kill people 1.00

00:27:12.320 And were 0.99

00:27:12.700 Just riddled

00:27:14.280 With nazism

00:27:15.760 Through and

00:27:16.320 Through

00:27:16.620 If they

00:27:17.980 Were

00:27:18.320 If they

00:27:19.660 Could help

00:27:20.220 Us get

00:27:21.580 Our defense

00:27:22.380 Industry

00:27:22.800 Better or

00:27:23.680 Our medical

00:27:24.580 Industry

00:27:25.280 Better we

00:27:26.780 Decided to

00:27:27.480 Bring them

00:27:27.980 Over in

00:27:28.540 Operation

00:27:29.060 Paperclip

00:27:30.000 It was the

00:27:30.920 Worst thing

00:27:31.340 We could

00:27:31.660 Have done

00:27:32.080 I think

00:27:33.240 That's

00:27:33.620 Part of

00:27:34.100 Our

00:27:34.300 Problem

00:27:35.400 Right

00:27:35.820 Now

00:27:36.260 Is that

00:27:37.180 All of

00:27:37.660 That nazi

00:27:38.740 Ideology

00:27:40.160 And

00:27:40.480 Philosophy

00:27:41.300 Permeated

00:27:43.560 Almost

00:27:44.340 Everything

00:27:44.820 In our

00:27:45.260 Government

00:27:45.640 Because of

00:27:46.500 Operation

00:27:47.000 Paperclip

00:27:47.740 We lost

00:27:48.620 A lot

00:27:49.560 Of who

00:27:49.800 We were

00:27:50.260 Because we

00:27:50.800 Wanted to

00:27:51.200 Look the

00:27:51.500 Other way

00:27:51.840 And say

00:27:52.080 Well that's

00:27:52.520 Over

00:27:52.840 They're

00:27:53.340 Going to

00:27:53.440 Be good

00:27:53.780 Now

00:27:54.100 No

00:27:54.700 No

00:27:55.520 And we

00:27:57.280 Have to

00:27:57.600 Have the

00:27:58.060 Same

00:27:58.360 Kind of

00:27:58.760 Attitude

00:27:59.380 You know

00:28:00.700 I can't

00:28:02.360 Even say

00:28:02.720 Trust

00:28:03.220 Yet verify

00:28:04.180 I would

00:28:05.260 Say verify

00:28:06.420 Verify

00:28:07.220 Verify

00:28:07.880 And then

00:28:09.300 If you

00:28:09.520 Want to

00:28:09.740 Do business

00:28:10.180 With them

00:28:10.480 Don't

00:28:10.760 Trust them

00:28:11.360 But anyway

00:28:12.220 This is

00:28:12.660 The fifth

00:28:13.180 Bank

00:28:13.600 Now

00:28:14.040 To exit

00:28:15.340 The banking

00:28:16.220 Alliance

00:28:16.960 Remember

00:28:17.540 That was

00:28:18.400 The reason

00:28:19.080 Why they

00:28:19.600 All freaked

00:28:20.240 Out

00:28:20.680 When we

00:28:22.180 Got out

00:28:22.500 Of the

00:28:22.700 Paris

00:28:22.960 Climate

00:28:23.340 Accords

00:28:23.860 Because

00:28:24.580 This banking

00:28:25.540 Alliance

00:28:26.060 Was what

00:28:26.520 It was

00:28:26.780 Really

00:28:27.200 About

00:28:27.620 Now

00:28:28.440 We have

00:28:29.180 Citigroup

00:28:30.060 Bank of

00:28:30.580 America

00:28:30.980 Wells Fargo

00:28:31.980 Goldman Sachs

00:28:33.180 And now

00:28:34.140 Morgan Stanley

00:28:35.020 All leaving

00:28:35.820 It

00:28:36.080 So

00:28:37.100 They'll

00:28:38.580 Find another

00:28:39.200 Way to

00:28:39.600 Do it

00:28:40.040 Don't

00:28:40.860 Get me

00:28:41.100 Wrong

00:28:41.440 But

00:28:41.800 Looks like

00:28:42.660 It's

00:28:42.840 Falling

00:28:43.120 Apart

00:28:43.380 And it's

00:28:43.720 Going to

00:28:43.840 Be a 0.95

00:28:44.060 Real

00:28:44.220 Problem

00:28:44.640 Because

00:28:45.240 Europe

00:28:45.760 Is still

00:28:46.920 In that

00:28:47.420 And so

00:28:48.220 If we're

00:28:48.760 Not

00:28:49.040 Doing it

00:28:49.740 How are

00:28:51.100 They going

00:28:51.360 To get

00:28:51.560 Around

00:28:51.920 The banks

00:28:52.780 You know

00:28:53.880 Over in

00:28:54.420 Europe

00:28:54.740 Can we

00:28:55.520 Do business

00:28:56.940 Can our

00:28:57.420 Banks do 0.94

00:28:58.080 Business with

00:28:58.800 Europe

00:28:59.140 I don't

00:29:01.820 Know

00:29:02.140 Because the

00:29:03.380 Banking Alliance

00:29:04.140 Would say

00:29:04.660 No

00:29:05.300 So we'll

00:29:06.540 See how this

00:29:07.100 All kind of

00:29:08.000 Comes together

00:29:08.520 But the

00:29:09.340 End of the

00:29:10.500 Corporate

00:29:10.920 Resistance

00:29:11.480 Is really

00:29:12.760 Over

00:29:13.260 Facebook

00:29:14.860 We just

00:29:15.380 Told you

00:29:15.800 A minute

00:29:16.120 Ago

00:29:16.440 Facebook

00:29:16.980 Is 0.88

00:29:17.580 You know

00:29:18.200 We're

00:29:19.320 Looking for

00:29:20.300 The broadest

00:29:21.020 Cross section

00:29:21.780 Of users

00:29:22.500 And we

00:29:24.640 Just don't

00:29:25.140 Think we

00:29:25.460 Should rely 0.84

00:29:25.900 On so

00:29:26.420 Called

00:29:26.700 I can't

00:29:27.440 Believe they

00:29:27.880 Even say

00:29:28.560 So called

00:29:29.460 Experts

00:29:30.240 Before they

00:29:31.440 Were experts

00:29:32.100 Now they're

00:29:32.800 So called

00:29:33.360 Experts

00:29:33.920 Who bring

00:29:34.560 Their own

00:29:34.920 Biases

00:29:35.400 Into the

00:29:35.860 Program

00:29:36.180 So they're

00:29:36.600 Going to

00:29:36.900 Model what

00:29:37.900 X is

00:29:38.440 Doing

00:29:38.780 And

00:29:40.380 You know

00:29:42.100 So

00:29:42.600 We've

00:29:44.260 We've got

00:29:44.660 A big

00:29:44.860 Change

00:29:45.320 And they

00:29:45.760 They did

00:29:46.700 Say that

00:29:47.460 You know

00:29:48.620 It's

00:29:49.100 It's not

00:29:50.500 Unrelated

00:29:51.460 To Donald

00:29:52.060 Trump

00:29:52.440 Becoming

00:29:52.920 President

00:29:53.440 Quote

00:29:54.580 We have

00:29:54.960 A new

00:29:55.220 Administration

00:29:55.720 Coming in

00:29:56.460 That is

00:29:57.280 Far from

00:29:57.960 Pressuring

00:29:58.500 Companies

00:29:59.060 To censor

00:30:00.140 And is a

00:30:00.800 Huge supporter

00:30:01.600 Of free

00:30:01.940 Especially

00:30:02.360 Wait a minute

00:30:03.020 I thought

00:30:03.680 This guy

00:30:04.000 Was Hitler 0.78

00:30:04.460 This guy

00:30:06.140 Was Hitler 0.78

00:30:06.660 He's

00:30:07.940 He is

00:30:09.960 Far from

00:30:10.780 Pressuring

00:30:11.420 Companies

00:30:12.040 To censor

00:30:12.960 And is a

00:30:13.520 More

00:30:13.800 A more

00:30:15.000 Huge supporter

00:30:16.080 Of free

00:30:16.680 Expression

00:30:17.280 It brings

00:30:18.660 Us back

00:30:19.480 To the

00:30:19.980 Values

00:30:21.040 That our

00:30:21.420 Company

00:30:21.860 Was founded

00:30:23.440 On

00:30:23.900 I

00:30:25.340 Yeah

00:30:30.200 Kind of

00:30:31.400 What we've

00:30:31.700 Been saying

00:30:32.300 Right

00:30:32.760 Kind of

00:30:33.400 Yeah

00:30:33.600 Kind of

00:30:34.040 Exactly

00:30:34.380 What we were

00:30:34.820 Saying

00:30:35.040 It's nice

00:30:35.560 To hear

00:30:35.860 Them say

00:30:36.260 It is

00:30:36.700 Interesting

00:30:37.020 That they're

00:30:37.380 Going to

00:30:37.500 Bring back

00:30:38.140 The pushback

00:30:39.840 Against the

00:30:40.400 Government

00:30:40.760 Now that

00:30:41.260 Trump's

00:30:41.680 In office

00:30:42.180 But I

00:30:42.900 Welcome it

00:30:43.480 Even with

00:30:44.160 That scenario

00:30:45.060 Being true

00:30:45.700 Yes

00:30:46.300 It needs

00:30:47.000 To be here

00:30:47.520 People need

00:30:48.000 To be able

00:30:48.360 To say

00:30:48.640 What they

00:30:48.900 Can say

00:30:49.280 But

00:30:50.660 It is

00:30:51.600 Extra

00:30:52.600 Important

00:30:53.180 Now for

00:30:53.860 Us

00:30:54.160 Not to

00:30:55.020 Kick back 0.98

00:30:55.540 And go

00:30:55.880 We won

00:30:56.440 This is

00:30:57.960 All

00:30:58.180 This can

00:30:58.680 Be changed

00:30:59.380 As much

00:31:00.140 As they

00:31:00.640 Changed

00:31:01.180 Last time

00:31:02.040 I mean

00:31:03.240 Look

00:31:03.620 When

00:31:03.880 Trump

00:31:04.120 Was in

00:31:04.420 Office

00:31:04.720 None

00:31:05.240 Of

00:31:05.360 This

00:31:05.520 DEI

00:31:06.120 Stuff

00:31:06.480 None

00:31:06.760 Of

00:31:06.860 This

00:31:07.000 Transgender

00:31:07.600 Stuff

00:31:07.940 Was

00:31:08.220 Happening

00:31:08.680 That

00:31:09.500 Happened

00:31:10.000 In

00:31:10.140 The last

00:31:10.640 Four

00:31:10.980 Years

00:31:11.380 So

00:31:12.220 Let's

00:31:12.980 Not

00:31:13.220 Get

00:31:13.460 Complacent

00:31:14.200 Here

00:31:14.480 Let's

00:31:15.320 Make

00:31:15.580 Sure

00:31:15.960 We

00:31:16.220 Are

00:31:16.360 Backing

00:31:16.940 The

00:31:17.120 President

00:31:17.520 To

00:31:17.780 Make

00:31:17.980 Sure

00:31:18.360 That

00:31:19.040 We

00:31:19.380 Get

00:31:19.700 Through

00:31:20.020 Congress

00:31:20.640 We

00:31:21.200 Get

00:31:21.540 Things

00:31:22.040 Done

00:31:22.640 And

00:31:23.500 Start

00:31:23.860 To

00:31:24.080 Cement

00:31:24.380 We

00:31:24.600 Cannot

00:31:25.640 Truly

00:31:26.180 Trust

00:31:26.660 Anything

00:31:27.020 For

00:31:27.400 At

00:31:27.560 Least

00:31:27.780 Another

00:31:28.120 12

00:31:28.500 Years

00:31:28.860 We

00:31:29.960 Need

00:31:30.460 Three

00:31:30.980 Terms

00:31:31.960 And

00:31:33.060 If

00:31:33.540 We

00:31:33.720 Have

00:31:33.880 Three

00:31:34.160 Terms

00:31:34.760 We

00:31:35.040 Can

00:31:35.440 Really

00:31:36.260 Truly

00:31:36.720 Undo 0.91

00:31:37.500 Everything

00:31:38.280 And

00:31:39.580 That

00:31:39.740 Is 0.88

00:31:39.960 Really

00:31:41.220 Important

00:31:41.940 By

00:31:42.400 The

00:31:42.500 Way

00:31:42.780 Companies

00:31:44.220 Like

00:31:44.460 Bank

00:31:44.720 Of

00:31:44.840 America

00:31:45.260 They

00:31:46.260 Pledged

00:31:46.720 A

00:31:46.860 Billion

00:31:47.620 Dollars

00:31:48.360 To

00:31:48.540 Black 0.64

00:31:48.800 Lives

00:31:49.120 Matter

00:31:49.440 Okay

00:31:50.360 Four

00:31:51.040 Years

00:31:51.380 Ago

00:31:51.680 A

00:31:52.280 Billion

00:31:53.100 Dollars

00:31:53.700 To

00:31:53.940 Black 0.64

00:31:54.280 Lives

00:31:54.620 Matter

00:31:54.920 Think

00:31:57.360 Of

00:31:57.600 That

00:31:57.960 Now

00:31:59.120 Where

00:31:59.400 Did

00:31:59.620 All

00:31:59.940 Of

00:32:00.120 That

00:32:00.340 Money

00:32:00.700 Go

00:32:01.140 And

00:32:01.680 How

00:32:01.920 Could

00:32:02.360 Bank

00:32:02.840 Of

00:32:03.000 America

00:32:03.520 Back

00:32:04.880 Black 0.64

00:32:05.460 Lives

00:32:05.860 Matter

00:32:06.220 A

00:32:06.580 Group

00:32:07.460 That

00:32:07.700 Was

00:32:07.880 Burning

00:32:08.340 Cities 0.77

00:32:08.960 To

00:32:09.320 The

00:32:09.480 Ground

00:32:09.900 Shooting

00:32:10.640 Police

00:32:11.140 Officers

00:32:11.680 In

00:32:11.920 Dallas

00:32:12.380 How

00:32:13.640 Could

00:32:14.520 You

00:32:14.620 Do

00:32:14.760 That

00:32:15.040 I

00:32:16.000 Have

00:32:16.220 A

00:32:16.380 Theory

00:32:16.680 And

00:32:17.320 Maybe

00:32:18.020 You

00:32:18.580 Know

00:32:18.680 We

00:32:18.840 Should

00:32:18.980 Just

00:32:19.160 Add

00:32:19.400 This

00:32:19.620 To

00:32:19.760 The

00:32:19.920 List

00:32:20.240 Of

00:32:20.500 Let's

00:32:21.140 Go

00:32:21.300 See

00:32:21.680 And

00:32:22.500 Go

00:32:22.780 Back

00:32:23.000 Through

00:32:23.180 The

00:32:23.360 Records

00:32:23.760 My

00:32:24.420 Theory

00:32:24.760 Is 0.88

00:32:25.100 This

00:32:25.300 All

00:32:25.520 Happened

00:32:26.040 With

00:32:26.340 Occupy

00:32:26.800 Wall

00:32:27.040 Street

00:32:27.320 Do

00:32:28.100 You

00:32:28.140 Remember

00:32:28.320 How

00:32:28.500 Occupy

00:32:28.980 Wall

00:32:29.180 Street

00:32:29.340 Just

00:32:29.580 Kind

00:32:29.820 Of

00:32:29.920 Petered

00:32:30.260 Out

00:32:30.440 At

00:32:30.600 The

00:32:30.720 End

00:32:30.980 I

00:32:31.680 Mean

00:32:31.780 They

00:32:31.900 Were

00:32:32.020 There

00:32:32.160 For

00:32:32.320 How

00:32:32.480 Many

00:32:32.620 Days

00:32:33.000 Stu

00:32:33.260 A

00:32:33.580 Year

00:32:33.860 And

00:32:35.460 And

00:32:35.480 All

00:32:36.460 Of

00:32:36.560 Suddenly

00:32:36.780 Just

00:32:37.040 Petered

00:32:37.760 Out

00:32:38.020 Everybody

00:32:39.020 Went

00:32:39.400 Away

00:32:39.740 And

00:32:39.920 They

00:32:39.980 Were

00:32:40.060 Like

00:32:40.240 Okay

00:32:40.580 Well

00:32:40.840 That's

00:32:41.200 Over

00:32:41.520 Really

00:32:42.920 Because

00:32:43.360 What

00:32:43.620 Happened

00:32:44.080 Right

00:32:44.400 After

00:32:44.700 That

00:32:45.060 All

00:32:45.940 Of

00:32:46.100 These

00:32:46.280 Corporations

00:32:47.040 Started

00:32:47.520 To

00:32:47.740 Get

00:32:47.920 In

00:32:48.100 Bed

00:32:48.660 With

00:32:49.420 Those

00:32:49.820 Very

00:32:50.260 Same

00:32:50.780 Groups

00:32:51.560 Okay

00:32:52.660 I

00:32:53.520 Think

00:32:53.820 There

00:32:53.980 Was

00:32:54.120 A

00:32:54.260 Deal

00:32:54.480 Made

00:32:54.840 Leave

00:32:55.500 Bank

00:32:55.900 America

00:32:56.400 Alone

00:32:57.080 And

00:32:57.740 We'll

00:32:58.000 Give

00:32:58.360 You

00:32:58.680 Your

00:32:59.060 Money

00:32:59.320 But

00:32:59.540 Don't

00:33:00.440 Don't

00:33:00.960 Count

00:33:02.000 Us

00:33:02.260 As

00:33:02.400 A

00:33:02.500 Bad

00:33:02.700 Guy

00:33:02.840 Just

00:33:03.060 Leave

00:33:03.480 Us

00:33:03.760 Alone

00:33:04.200 And

00:33:05.360 I

00:33:05.500 Think

00:33:06.000 It

00:33:06.400 Was

00:33:06.760 Kind

00:33:07.940 Of

00:33:08.040 A

00:33:08.140 Hostage

00:33:08.600 Situation

00:33:09.240 I

00:33:09.540 Think

00:33:09.800 They

00:33:10.000 Were

00:33:10.200 Giving

00:33:11.220 Money

00:33:11.680 To

00:33:11.980 Make

00:33:12.220 Sure

00:33:12.580 That

00:33:12.960 They

00:33:13.460 Weren't

00:33:13.780 Targeted

00:33:14.440 It

00:33:15.300 Was

00:33:15.420 Protection

00:33:15.880 Money

00:33:16.280 That's

00:33:16.920 Just

00:33:17.100 My

00:33:17.300 Theory

00:33:17.720 I

00:33:18.020 Don't

00:33:18.220 Know

00:33:18.560 And

00:33:19.560 I

00:33:19.660 Don't

00:33:19.860 Mean

00:33:20.080 To

00:33:20.200 Say

00:33:20.340 Bank

00:33:20.640 Of

00:33:20.780 America

00:33:21.080 Did

00:33:21.320 That

00:33:21.460 I

00:33:21.580 Think

00:33:21.760 All

00:33:22.040 Of

00:33:22.240 Wall

00:33:22.600 Street

00:33:22.960 Did

00:33:23.680 That

00:33:23.880 And

00:33:24.000 That's

00:33:24.240 Why

00:33:24.380 You

00:33:24.540 Saw

00:33:24.760 This

00:33:24.980 Great

00:33:25.500 Change

00:33:26.760 Happening

00:33:28.660 With

00:33:29.160 All

00:33:29.600 Of

00:33:29.800 The

00:33:30.000 Big

00:33:30.320 Global

00:33:31.260 Corporations

00:33:31.980 And

00:33:32.160 You

00:33:32.260 Didn't

00:33:32.520 See

00:33:32.680 It

00:33:32.780 With

00:33:32.860 The

00:33:32.960 Small

00:33:33.160 Guys

00:33:33.540 Didn't

00:33:35.840 Have

00:33:35.980 A

00:33:36.120 Reason

00:33:36.400 To

00:33:36.660 Say

00:33:36.880 It

00:33:37.080 By

00:33:38.160 The

00:33:38.240 Way

00:33:38.480 The

00:33:39.800 Republicans

00:33:40.360 Won

00:33:41.040 The

00:33:41.260 Vote

00:33:41.600 In

00:33:41.880 The

00:33:42.000 Senate

00:33:42.200 For

00:33:42.380 The

00:33:42.500 First

00:33:42.720 Time

00:33:43.020 In

00:33:43.260 20

00:33:43.660 Years

00:33:44.200 And

00:33:45.080 Surprise

00:33:45.740 Surprise

00:33:46.660 President

00:33:50.040 Trump's

00:33:51.240 Inauguration

00:33:52.340 Has

00:33:53.440 Received

00:33:53.840 150

00:33:54.840 Million

00:33:56.100 In

00:33:56.960 Pledges

00:33:57.480 For

00:33:57.920 The

00:33:58.140 Inauguration

00:33:59.700 Million

00:34:01.520 Dollar

00:34:01.880 Donors

00:34:02.300 Include

00:34:02.780 Meta

00:34:03.380 Amazon

00:34:04.240 Amazon's

00:34:05.200 Jeff

00:34:05.480 Bezos

00:34:06.140 Apple's

00:34:07.200 Tim

00:34:07.560 Cook

00:34:08.180 Toyota

00:34:09.080 Ford

00:34:09.540 General Motors

00:34:10.380 Hedge

00:34:10.820 Fund

00:34:11.060 Manager

00:34:11.460 Ken

00:34:11.820 Griffin

00:34:12.220 Open

00:34:12.780 AI

00:34:13.120 Sam

00:34:13.740 Altman

00:34:14.180 Bank

00:34:14.880 Of

00:34:15.020 America

00:34:15.520 AT&T

00:34:16.720 And

00:34:16.980 Goldman

00:34:17.280 Sachs

00:34:17.880 Now

00:34:18.460 These

00:34:19.080 Are

00:34:19.320 The

00:34:19.520 Companies

00:34:19.960 That

00:34:20.620 Had

00:34:20.840 Taken

00:34:21.360 A

00:34:21.540 Pledge

00:34:22.080 To

00:34:22.720 Never

00:34:23.380 Give

00:34:24.200 Donald

00:34:24.580 Trump

00:34:24.980 A

00:34:25.340 Dime

00:34:25.680 You

00:34:26.260 Remember

00:34:26.460 That

00:34:26.780 Now

00:34:27.880 They're

00:34:28.160 All

00:34:28.340 Pointing

00:34:28.820 Up

00:34:29.080 In

00:34:29.580 The

00:34:29.760 Millions

00:34:30.680 They

00:34:31.280 Have

00:34:31.620 The

00:34:31.840 Inauguration

00:34:32.460 Committee

00:34:33.420 Has

00:34:33.680 140

00:34:34.280 Million

00:34:34.700 Dollars

00:34:35.020 Already

00:34:35.280 In

00:34:35.380 The

00:34:35.460 Bank

00:34:35.760 And

00:34:36.560 All

00:34:36.820 Of

00:34:36.940 These

00:34:37.080 Companies

00:34:37.440 Have

00:34:37.660 Come

00:34:37.880 In

00:34:38.040 And

00:34:38.180 Given

00:34:38.340 Another

00:34:38.720 150

00:34:39.600 Million

00:34:40.500 Dollars

00:34:40.880 In

00:34:41.040 Donations

00:34:41.580 That

00:34:43.800 Is 0.88

00:34:44.360 Really

00:34:45.600 Interesting

00:34:46.260 Good

00:34:46.900 To

00:34:47.080 See

00:34:47.400 But

00:34:48.140 Again

00:34:48.580 It

00:34:49.080 Can

00:34:49.260 Be

00:34:49.420 Reversed

00:34:50.100 In

00:34:50.480 A

00:34:50.740 Heart

00:34:51.200 Beat

00:34:51.620 They

00:34:52.640 Have

00:34:52.940 To

00:34:53.120 Learn

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00:35:10.080 But did you see what was happening in Florida yesterday during their jury selection CNN is being sued for defamation

00:35:16.440 And

00:35:18.500 And

00:35:18.520 It was the guy who

00:35:20.780 Let me see here

00:35:21.820 He was the guy

00:35:26.060 Oh

00:35:26.760 He was the guy that CNN said was charging people and really almost just gouging them for a way out of Afghanistan

00:35:39.220 Remember when that happened and CNN was on this big kick that people are gouging in fact one American is gouging people and just leaving you behind if you can't pay exorbitant fees to get out of the country

00:35:54.320 Well that wasn't true about this guy and he sued and he sued in Florida now yesterday they had to pick the jury and I love this jury juror number one said no I can't be impartial

00:36:09.900 I don't like the media especially CNN so he later doubled down for his dislike on the media saying CNN is just fake it's fake news they create fake news

00:36:24.320 So they dismissed him juror number four said I intentionally avoid CNN CNN is just as bad as every other media outlet but like I avoid CNN like the plague juror number 23

00:36:41.120 Said that he was unable to be impartial because he believes media outlets think they can say whatever they want and pretend to be the victim when they're called on it

00:36:50.060 He added almost everything I see on CNN I see it a different way juror number 27 said they had seen Jake Tapper's show but it's not appointment TV for me

00:37:03.040 Jurors were also asked does anyone think the United States handled the withdrawal from Afghanistan well

00:37:08.720 Not a single juror raised his hand

00:37:12.360 Nor a single organism that's ever been that has ever existed on the planet

00:37:17.980 It's incredible

00:37:20.600 Although three Taliban members were very actually excited about the way it was handled

00:37:25.120 What kind of question is that?

00:37:28.660 Mohamed Atta said I can be fair and neutral on this

00:37:31.840 Oh my gosh

00:37:37.100 So they're learning they're learning their lesson you know especially it's like if you're in Florida or Texas you're doomed

00:37:45.180 You're doomed it's it's not that it's not that the judge is going to be you know like they are in DC and just bend all the rules and everything else

00:37:54.960 But the jury selection is going to be a little harder for you than it would be oh perhaps in New York City or all of California

00:38:03.800 Now we didn't get a chance to talk about this yesterday and blood shot out of my eyes when I saw the the medals of freedom that were given by Joe Biden recently over the weekend and I

00:38:22.220 I have to talk about it

00:38:24.580 We'll do that coming up stand by

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00:39:04.980 Oh, I just I love the house stealing stuff. It's it's so it's so fun

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00:39:57.060 I'm disgusted by the medal of freedom uh awards that uh joe biden game out gave out

00:40:25.100 Most importantly the one uh to george soros

00:40:28.840 I mean how much did this medal cost him?

00:40:31.600 I mean clearly this is payback

00:40:33.140 You know, he could have he could have saved a lot of money

00:40:36.040 I mean he could have instead of having a medal he could have bought

00:40:39.060 Gold and made it into a statue of himself

00:40:43.000 Maybe one and a half time size

00:40:44.900 Uh, and he probably would have saved money

00:40:47.300 In fact, he probably could have saved money if he would have made the statue of him all of his wives his son

00:40:52.600 Uh, all of the people that have died, uh, because of his district attorneys that he has put into office

00:40:59.320 You know with a crime that is so rampant

00:41:01.480 Maybe even included the families one and a half time size the all the families that uh

00:41:07.420 He helped take their stuff during the the nazis uh time period when they were

00:41:12.640 Killing all the jews and he was helping take their stuff after they had left 1.00

00:41:16.420 Um, I think he could have I think he could have

00:41:19.840 Saved money, uh, if he would have just bought all of that gold

00:41:23.620 Um, would be would be interesting

00:41:26.640 Um

00:41:27.800 This guy

00:41:30.160 Has done more to destroy america

00:41:34.080 In real terms

00:41:36.760 Not the stuff that we've talked about george soros forever being a puppet master

00:41:40.880 But just what he has done to our cities alone

00:41:45.260 With all of his district of attorneys

00:41:48.380 The ones that he put in

00:41:50.220 With all of his money

00:41:51.820 That we're not going to enforce the laws

00:41:54.560 For all of those

00:41:56.160 Who have been now rejected

00:41:58.360 And ejected from their positions

00:42:01.340 Most of them

00:42:02.260 This guy gets the award

00:42:05.360 How out of touch

00:42:08.420 Is 0.88

00:42:09.820 This administration

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00:44:10.960 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:44:17.040 Hello, America.

00:44:18.640 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:44:20.400 I want to talk to you about energy.

00:44:23.040 I want to talk to you about energy, which is power.

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00:46:32.720 Hello, Stu.

00:46:36.660 Glenn, how are you?

00:46:38.020 I need you to hold my hand a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, okay, because my head's going to explode.

00:46:45.380 Let's start first with Biden ending his regime the same way he started, and that is banning energy.

00:46:55.540 He has just banned offshore drilling in 625 million acres of federal waters.

00:47:03.900 So that is a land area as large as, think of this, as large as Alaska, Texas, and Montana combined.

00:47:15.800 Just Alaska and Texas, wouldn't that cover the entire United States?

00:47:22.860 Isn't Texas like half of it, or just a little less than half, and Alaska is more than half?

00:47:29.880 I mean, no, not that big, but...

00:47:33.780 It's pretty close.

00:47:34.640 It's pretty close.

00:47:35.660 I'm sure the way they describe that being Alaska, I mean, Texas is obviously already in the map, so you know how much of it that covers.

00:47:44.680 But, you know, the way they wrote that, it's pretty big, right?

00:47:48.980 Alaska, Montana, Texas together, pretty significant.

00:47:53.320 Okay, so now he has stopped the drilling for oil.

00:47:57.180 Now, the good news is there's no oil being drilled anywhere in this, so it just puts a cap on the future, which I love when old people, you know, decide to dictate the future from the grave. 1.00

00:48:08.460 I love that.

00:48:09.020 I love that, too.

00:48:09.620 Well, he's not in the grave yet, but they're digging it.

00:48:11.420 And not good news.

00:48:13.140 There's no development there already, right?

00:48:15.380 Like, it's plainly not good news, but, you know, you're right.

00:48:20.280 Like, he's just trying to put these things into place so they cannot even be reversed.

00:48:25.840 So, this is the entire East Coast, the Eastern Gulf of Mexico along Florida's coast, and the Pacific Coast, California, Oregon, and Washington State.

00:48:36.880 It also closes off the remaining 44 million acres of the northern Bering Sea Climate Resilience Area in northwest Alaska.

00:48:46.300 Now, this is quite amazing.

00:48:52.720 And as Stu said, and as Donald Trump said yesterday, he is doing everything he can to make this transition as difficult as possible.

00:49:02.820 He did this one because it's going to take an act of Congress to be able to reverse it.

00:49:09.120 Because of the way this particular law was written, it gives the president the ability to block land, think of this, through executive order, but not unblock that land.

00:49:24.020 That's got to go through Congress.

00:49:26.160 If that's not absolutely the reverse of common sense, I don't know what is.

00:49:32.360 So, anyway, Trump has vowed to fight this, but it's going to have to go through Congress.

00:49:39.320 Now, think of what has happened with us and energy.

00:49:45.560 When Joe Biden came into office, we were energy independent for the very first time.

00:49:53.360 Energy allows us to have heat.

00:49:56.080 Energy allows us to have hospitals that work.

00:49:59.320 Energy allows us to produce products here in America.

00:50:05.120 It helps you get to work with your car.

00:50:08.780 What did they do?

00:50:10.100 They took the oil and petroleum industry and did everything they could to shut it down.

00:50:17.420 Who really got hurt in that?

00:50:20.840 Well, you did.

00:50:21.980 You did.

00:50:22.660 You got really hurt in that because everything, including food, went up because petroleum is in almost everything, which is another story that we'll talk about with RFK at some point.

00:50:35.480 But you cannot run a modern society without petroleum.

00:50:40.940 Just can't be done.

00:50:42.200 But they didn't care.

00:50:43.340 And I said at the time, if you want to go to clean energy, that's fine.

00:50:49.180 But you have to have something in between.

00:50:53.700 And I said, you know, if you were coming out and saying that we were going to open up nuclear power plants, if you were going to go that way, which has proven the cleanest energy and the safest energy of all time.

00:51:08.040 If you were doing that, well, then, you know, we could have a conversation, but you wouldn't.

00:51:13.480 In fact, in 2022, California, they were so desperate for power that they kept the Diablo Canyon power plant, extended it for five more years.

00:51:29.240 But they were shutting down everything they could.

00:51:33.400 Everything they could.

00:51:34.520 Power plants, nuclear power plants, gone.

00:51:40.780 Okay?

00:51:41.360 Because how many times do we have to hear it?

00:51:44.180 It is so dangerous we could all die from bad nuclear burns.

00:51:49.980 It'll be so bad when those nuclear power plants melt down in China syndrome.

00:51:54.960 I saw the movie.

00:51:56.700 Okay?

00:51:57.140 It is not even up for discussion.

00:52:00.800 Right?

00:52:01.320 Now, let me give you this story from NPR.

00:52:05.220 Now, this came out a few months ago, but it ties into what we were talking about yesterday.

00:52:10.480 And I don't think this ever got enough attention.

00:52:16.260 Bill Gates is going nuclear.

00:52:21.300 Okay?

00:52:22.560 Good.

00:52:23.080 The Three Mile Island power plant near Middletown, Pennsylvania, that was the scene of the worst commercial nuclear accident in U.S. history.

00:52:34.880 Now, remember, that's the only reason why you know Three Mile Island.

00:52:40.100 It was the home of the worst commercial nuclear accident in U.S. history.

00:52:45.820 Stu, how many people died?

00:52:47.640 Glenn, zero people died.

00:52:50.460 Okay.

00:52:50.620 I want to recount on that.

00:52:51.740 I want to recount on that.

00:52:53.000 It was the worst one.

00:52:54.080 I know.

00:52:54.500 It was exactly to precisely zero.

00:52:57.680 In fact, the worst thing that happened in the Three Mile Island tragedy was that a few people were subject to the same radiation you would receive getting a chest X-ray.

00:53:11.880 Oh, my gosh.

00:53:12.860 Oh, my gosh.

00:53:13.980 You can see why this has stopped us from pursuing nuclear energy.

00:53:17.760 No, I can't.

00:53:18.480 Would you agree with me, Stu, that it was because of that accident and the movie that came out, China Syndrome, that really led to America going, well, you know what?

00:53:34.320 Maybe we should hold off on this nuclear energy thing because it is so dangerous, even though count again, Stu.

00:53:42.040 Count again.

00:53:42.620 Are you sure you have that number right?

00:53:43.620 Hold on one second.

00:53:44.500 Let me get my calculator out here.

00:53:46.320 Carry the one.

00:53:46.920 Carry the one.

00:53:47.580 Carry the one.

00:53:49.800 Hold on one second.

00:53:51.340 Okay.

00:53:51.640 All right.

00:53:51.940 You got it.

00:53:52.900 He's crunching the numbers right now, America.

00:53:55.140 Crunching the numbers.

00:53:57.240 No.

00:53:57.960 No deaths.

00:53:58.780 No.

00:53:59.160 Zero.

00:53:59.660 Oh.

00:53:59.780 No deaths.

00:54:00.420 Zero.

00:54:00.680 Zero.

00:54:01.120 I can't tell if it's a zero or the letter O, but either way, it's no deaths.

00:54:06.620 Now, this is a story from NPR.

00:54:11.940 Okay.

00:54:13.180 Constellation Energy, which bills itself as America's largest producer of clean, carbon-free energy, announced Friday that it has signed the largest ever power purchase agreement with Microsoft.

00:54:25.440 Powering industries critical to our nation's global economic and technological competitiveness, including data centers, require an abundance of energy that is carbon-free and reliable every hour of every day.

00:54:38.640 And nuclear power plants are the only energy sources that can consistently deliver on that promise.

00:54:46.160 Wow.

00:54:47.400 Well, what about solar panels, Bill?

00:54:49.640 What about wind power, Bill?

00:54:51.820 Well, Bill Gates is reopening Three Mile Island.

00:54:59.320 And as NPR said, I mean, thank goodness, with Constellation Energy, which is the largest producer of clean, carbon-free energy.

00:55:07.120 By the way, Constellation Energy also is a major contributor to NPR.

00:55:13.500 I just, you know, these people not only create clean energy, they also help get the truth out, you know, because they're dedicated to the truth at NPR.

00:55:25.260 Except the problem is NPR is against nuclear energy.

00:55:29.480 Every time you talk about a nuclear power plant, can't be built.

00:55:33.460 Can't be built.

00:55:34.720 Now, let me ask you, if powering industries critical to our nation's global economic and technological competitiveness, if that industry was, oh, I don't know, Tesla, do you think Musk?

00:55:55.400 Everybody at NPR would be like, oh, Elon Musk is opening up Three Mile Island, and it wouldn't be a big deal?

00:56:04.380 The deal, still quoting NPR, the deal will create approximately 3,400 jobs and bring more than $3 billion in state and federal taxes, according to the company.

00:56:15.280 It also said the agreement will add $16 billion to Pennsylvania's GDP.

00:56:20.540 Oh, so now money.

00:56:23.800 Money is a good thing over the radiation that you're going to receive.

00:56:30.080 The agreement will span 20 years, and the plant is expected to reopen in 2028.

00:56:36.080 Pennsylvania's nuclear energy industry plays a critical role in providing safe, reliable, carbon-free electricity that helps reduce emissions and grows Pennsylvania's economy, says Governor Josh Shapiro.

00:56:47.780 Unlike power plants using fossil fuels, NPR writes, like coal or natural gas, nuclear power plants do not directly release carbon dioxide or any other greenhouse gas emissions that drives global warming.

00:57:03.720 The particular nuclear reaction meltdown at Three Mile Island, NPR reminds you, happened on March 28, 1979, when one of the plant's two reactors' cooling mechanisms malfunctioned.

00:57:18.760 The reactor will be reopened to power Microsoft's data centers and was not involved in the accident.

00:57:25.920 Before it was prematurely shuttered due to poor economics, this plant was among the safest and most reliable nuclear power plants on the grid.

00:57:35.440 We look forward to bringing it back with a new name and a renewed mission to serve as an economic engine for Pennsylvania.

00:57:44.000 However, some state activists are worried that taxpayers are going to foot the bill for the plant's reopening.

00:57:48.900 We were told, let the marketplace decide.

00:57:52.220 Well, the market decided, and they decided it's not nuclear, said Eric Epstein of the watchdog group Three Mile Island Alert.

00:58:00.460 Former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates invested $1 billion in a nuclear power plant that broke ground in Kemmerer, Wyoming, last June.

00:58:10.680 Okay, so hang on.

00:58:12.420 Now, two power plants, both of them nuclear.

00:58:20.140 I mean, has he been working on the paperwork to get that Wyoming power plant to be built?

00:58:27.740 Has he been working on it since 1983?

00:58:31.160 Because that's what it would take for anybody else.

00:58:33.880 By the way, editor's note from NPR, Constellation Energy and Microsoft are among NPR's recent financial supporters.

00:58:44.080 Oh.

00:58:45.000 Well, it's good to know that there's nothing to worry about here.

00:58:47.640 Bill Gates is a responsible human being, and so is nuclear power.

00:58:52.100 It's clean, and it's good for the environment, and it's totally acceptable.

00:58:55.860 Now, here's why blood shoots through my eyes.

00:59:03.560 Why do they need this power?

00:59:06.680 Not because you're having a hard time affording electricity.

00:59:11.260 Not because you're having a hard time affording heat for your house.

00:59:17.280 Not because they want to get rid of natural gas and want all of our stoves and everything else to be run on electricity.

00:59:27.860 Not because we are switching over to battery cars, or that's what they hoped.

00:59:32.980 It'll never happen now.

00:59:34.920 But they hope that we're all going to go to electric vehicles.

00:59:38.020 And as we found out, when California was having their latest crisis, I don't know if it was snow, or floods, or landslides, or earthquakes, or wildfires, or any of the other things that happened in California.

00:59:53.000 But the last time they had a real problem, they had a drain on power.

00:59:57.220 And they said, by the way, if you have a new electric car, please do not charge it for a week.

01:00:05.860 Because we have a drain on the power supply.

01:00:11.280 Ha.

01:00:12.800 Did anybody talk about nuclear power then?

01:00:16.320 No.

01:00:17.800 We weren't even allowed to talk about nuclear power.

01:00:21.460 It was off the table.

01:00:22.960 We're not going to build nuclear power plants in the United States of America.

01:00:28.740 Okay.

01:00:29.500 All right.

01:00:29.980 Hang on just a second.

01:00:33.580 But Bill Gates can.

01:00:37.040 Hmm.

01:00:38.120 Before I explode, to explain that one, give me 60 seconds.

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01:02:11.180 Okay, so you have been struggling with power.

01:02:24.860 We all know that power is going to be a problem for the United States.

01:02:30.560 We know that if we don't increase oil production, if we don't increase fracking, natural gas, or the easy way and the cleanest way to do it is to build nuclear power plants, we're not going to survive as a nation.

01:02:47.120 They have taken everything that will benefit you and either canceled it, made it more difficult, or just taken it off the table.

01:02:57.920 Number one is nuclear power.

01:03:02.040 We've had to go to windmills.

01:03:04.460 We've said it's not reliable.

01:03:07.680 Okay, well, that's what you're getting.

01:03:11.020 And you couldn't even discuss it.

01:03:13.940 Okay, they wouldn't even discuss it with you.

01:03:15.600 It's just going to happen.

01:03:17.140 Now that Bill Gates wants power because he wants to be the king of the world with AI, he needs nuclear power plants.

01:03:29.300 So he gets to build them.

01:03:31.640 It's almost as if we're not allowed to talk about that either.

01:03:36.160 We're not allowed to talk about the unbelievable gall that this guy who's well-connected and has access to AI and wants to control the world through AI,

01:03:53.700 he and his rich buddies and all the people he's paid for in Congress, he's able to buy or start up a nuclear power plant and build another one, but we're not allowed to even talk about one for us.

01:04:09.720 No, no, no.

01:04:11.200 We have to have nuclear power plants for our new god of AI.

01:04:16.420 If this doesn't show you where you rank in this oligarchy, nothing will.

01:04:27.940 There is nothing that would save more lives than cheap, reliable energy.

01:04:35.020 The cheapest, most reliable, and the most climate-friendly is nuclear power.

01:04:42.900 Off the table for you. 0.95

01:04:45.100 But we can crap nuclear power plants like they're coming out of our butt for Bill Gates. 0.99

01:04:52.180 All right. 0.97

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01:06:19.120 And it sounds a little like an Indian chant, Stu, just a little bit.

01:06:45.660 A little...

01:06:46.660 A little bit?

01:06:49.780 Maybe a little bit.

01:06:51.600 I mean, I might be reading in too much what these people are thinking when they just put these theme songs together.

01:06:57.940 But you know the Glenn Beck program.

01:06:59.680 Of course they would be appropriating some sort of Indian culture in that, you know?

01:07:05.180 Absolutely.

01:07:06.120 Nervous.

01:07:06.640 This whole show is based on appropriation.

01:07:08.740 It is.

01:07:10.260 It really is.

01:07:11.520 And we're pretty proud of that.

01:07:13.360 Hey, I think the statement is...

01:07:14.560 Steal from me, you've stolen twice.

01:07:16.380 Appropriate from you, you've appropriated twice.

01:07:19.020 Yes, thank you.

01:07:19.720 Thank you.

01:07:20.440 Okay.

01:07:21.080 Let me just ask you, Stu.

01:07:23.840 You know, the president has talked about the Panama Canal, which I think he's very serious about.

01:07:29.440 If he could take it back, I think he would, but I don't think he can legally.

01:07:36.040 So I don't know what he's doing with Panama, but the Panama Canal, that's going to be a big thing.

01:07:42.020 In my view, could be wrong, it's going to be an important thing to him and his administration.

01:07:49.280 But he again has brought up Greenland and buying Greenland, which I'm all for, quite honestly.

01:07:56.800 I mean, how much could it be, honestly?

01:07:58.820 What is it on Zillow?

01:08:00.840 What's that?

01:08:01.560 I don't.

01:08:02.360 I don't.

01:08:03.040 Zillow, Greenland.

01:08:03.500 There's no comparables.

01:08:05.200 Yeah.

01:08:06.320 The way that we waste money, that would be the best thing we could do, besides buying like gold or Bitcoin,

01:08:15.100 that would be the best thing, is buy land, and it would be great.

01:08:21.100 And Greenland is rich in resources.

01:08:25.620 You know, I don't know.

01:08:27.440 I mean, I know they want to get away from Denmark.

01:08:29.580 Is it Denmark or just Mark?

01:08:33.120 It's like Mark Bolinski who owns Greenland.

01:08:35.940 I don't know.

01:08:36.960 I think it's Denmark that they belong to, and they don't like it. 0.98

01:08:40.840 And they're told exactly how to live their lives from Denmark.

01:08:44.320 And they're like, we're closer to America than Denmark.

01:08:48.060 However, now listen, if this doesn't sound like negotiation.

01:08:51.480 However, we are not for sale.

01:08:53.900 I mean, we don't want to be in bed with Denmark anymore.

01:08:57.800 You know, and we are so rich with resources right now.

01:09:02.120 I just, I mean, we're really not for sale.

01:09:04.320 But, hey, we love Donald Trump in America.

01:09:06.900 Look out, you open that negotiation door, and Donald Trump's going to walk through.

01:09:14.000 And Denmark, I mean Denmark, well, maybe Denmark too.

01:09:17.380 Greenland will be ours if you open yourself to negotiation.

01:09:21.000 But he's also talking about Canada being the 51st state.

01:09:24.860 And I thought that was because of Trudeau, you know, just making him into a governor.

01:09:31.460 But isn't there any chance he really would love to have Canada as a 51st state?

01:09:37.720 Well, yeah, I mean, there are some arguments as to why not.

01:09:42.280 But I think you start with why not.

01:09:43.720 If you could do it, sure, it would be great.

01:09:46.560 Because of all the resources they have and all of that.

01:09:49.900 Though there would be a lot of negatives.

01:09:51.280 You'd be importing a lot of socialists into our voting roles.

01:09:56.140 You'd have all the French. 1.00

01:09:57.500 Yeah, you'd have a couple of new senators, right, that would come in that would be Democrats.

01:10:01.540 That would make things a little more difficult, at least in the short term.

01:10:05.700 Yeah.

01:10:06.000 But there's a lot of long-term positives.

01:10:06.860 I mean, but you'd also get rid of the CBC.

01:10:08.980 And so, well, you'd be replacing with ABC.

01:10:11.420 But ABC looks like the blaze compared to the CBC.

01:10:14.400 Yes, yes.

01:10:15.100 So, you know, anything would be an improvement.

01:10:18.860 But then you also get all that socialized medicine.

01:10:20.860 Anyway, Canada is in so much trouble.

01:10:24.620 Well, Canada is in the worst shape they've ever been in, at least in my lifetime. 0.98

01:10:29.360 And it's all because of Justin Trudeau, who is just horrible. 0.99

01:10:34.460 I mean, he's an egomaniac. 0.99

01:10:36.640 He really is.

01:10:37.280 Did you hear his, quote, resignation speech yesterday?

01:10:41.360 Mm-hmm.

01:10:42.660 It was great.

01:10:43.400 Could we make it about him anymore and just, like, in fact, Sarah, we have part of the speech.

01:10:50.040 Can we play part of his speech?

01:10:52.300 Over the holidays?

01:10:53.360 Okay.

01:10:53.600 I've also had a chance to reflect and have had long talks with my family about our future.

01:10:59.940 Okay, stop for a second.

01:11:01.200 Stop for a second.

01:11:02.060 Hold on just a second.

01:11:03.120 I've had time to reflect on what's right for Canada.

01:11:06.900 And I didn't spend any time talking about my 16% approval rating.

01:11:13.200 It didn't even come up.

01:11:14.260 It didn't even come up.

01:11:15.060 But anyway, go ahead.

01:11:15.820 Throughout the course of my career, any success I have personally achieved has been because of their support and with your encouragement.

01:11:25.280 Last night over dinner, I told my kids about the decision that I'm sharing with you today.

01:11:32.300 Okay.

01:11:33.420 I intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister, after the party selects its next leader through a robust, nationwide, competitive process.

01:11:47.940 Oh, so much like his dad, Fidel.

01:11:50.960 So he says here, I'm going to resign.

01:11:55.900 I'm going to resign.

01:11:56.580 Now, what does that mean in Canada?

01:11:59.980 Well, he's going to do that after there's a robust effort to find a new leader for the Liberal Party.

01:12:07.140 Why?

01:12:08.140 Because currently the Conservative Party is beating them by 24 points.

01:12:14.280 So there's no way they're going to, there's absolutely no way they're going to win at this point.

01:12:20.180 So not only does he say it's going to have to happen, you know, after March 1st, okay, so let's see, we have January, February, March 1st. 0.99

01:12:30.160 Okay, so two months to get your crap together.

01:12:33.040 But not only did he say, I'm going to resign sometime after March, he has done something that I think we would call this martial law maybe, 0.98

01:12:47.920 or, I mean, he suspended the parliament.

01:12:53.360 It's called pirogued there in Canada.

01:12:57.200 I've pirogued the parliament just until March, and that's it.

01:13:03.400 So what does pirogued mean?

01:13:06.100 It means shutting it down.

01:13:08.000 It means fluffy little pastries with the potato and cheese.

01:13:11.260 No, that's a pirogue.

01:13:12.000 Yeah, that's a pirogue.

01:13:14.100 Pirogued, not so delicious.

01:13:16.080 Pirogued means you've done everything but dissolve the parliament.

01:13:23.700 You've shut it down entirely.

01:13:25.860 They cannot, there's no reason to go to work.

01:13:28.580 They're in the middle of, you know, what parliament and congress does, which I can't explain to you, but they do a lot of stuff.

01:13:37.100 They're debating, and parliament is starting to go the opposite direction.

01:13:45.340 So he's, can you imagine our president, if Donald Trump just came in and said, you know what, it's too critical of a time right now.

01:13:51.980 I'm going to be leaving office, you know, in four years.

01:13:55.620 But for the next three years, I'm just suspending Congress.

01:14:00.300 Can you imagine that? 0.99

01:14:01.840 No, of course not, because it's dumb. 0.99

01:14:03.860 That's what he, that's what he just did. 0.97

01:14:06.620 It shouldn't be available as an option to the president or the prime minister to just stop Congress or the parliament.

01:14:13.700 No. 1.00

01:14:14.180 It's a stupid system. 1.00

01:14:14.860 No. 1.00

01:14:15.980 Okay.

01:14:16.480 So the reason why he did that is not only just to stay in power and keep his policies exactly where they are, but also he did that so they can't have a no confidence vote.

01:14:31.620 Like today, if he would have said, I'm going to resign, the conservatives could have stood up and said, hey, let's have a vote of no confidence.

01:14:39.600 And they might have gotten that through.

01:14:41.420 So that means he just would be removed and that would mean that his party would lose to the apple eating guy.

01:14:49.740 Now, I have to tell you, Pierre something or other, some French name, I know him as the apple eating guy.

01:15:00.100 And that might sound like it's, you know, not necessarily the right thing to do to call the next prime minister, the apple eating guy.

01:15:10.720 But this is how I know him.

01:15:14.920 He did an interview with, I think, the CBC.

01:15:18.720 And this is a left-wing journalist, and he's in Vancouver, BC, and he's eating an apple.

01:15:27.300 And to make sure the reporter knew exactly how little he thought of them and their questions, he answered while still eating the apple.

01:15:36.840 His body kind of half-turned, not really even, not even really recognizing this guy fully.

01:15:43.580 In case you've never heard it or seen it, here's that clip.

01:15:48.480 On the topic, I mean, in terms of your sort of strategy currently, you're obviously taking the populist pathway.

01:15:56.540 What does that mean?

01:15:57.180 Well, appealing to people's more emotional levels, I would guess.

01:16:04.620 I mean, certainly you tap very strong ideological language quite frequently.

01:16:10.980 Like what?

01:16:13.420 Left-wing, you know, this and that, right-wing, you know, I mean, it's that type of ideological stick.

01:16:18.800 Well, I never really talk about left or right.

01:16:20.380 I don't really believe in that.

01:16:22.100 Okay.

01:16:22.800 A lot of people would say that you're simply taking a page out of the Donald Trump book.

01:16:28.120 Well, I mean, like which people would say that?

01:16:30.300 Well, I'm sure a great many Canadians, but...

01:16:33.860 Like who?

01:16:35.440 I don't know who, but...

01:16:36.960 Well, you're the one who asked the question, so you must know somebody.

01:16:40.440 Okay.

01:16:40.800 I'm sure there's some out there, but anyways, the point of this question is, I mean, why should Canadians trust you with their vote, given, you know, not just the sort of ideological inclination in terms of taking the page out of Donald Trump's book, but also...

01:16:58.840 What are you talking about?

01:16:59.640 What page?

01:17:00.280 What page?

01:17:00.720 Can you give me a page?

01:17:01.460 Give me the page.

01:17:02.680 You keep saying that.

01:17:03.660 In terms of turning things quite dramatically in terms of Trudeau and the left wing and all of this, I mean, you make quite...

01:17:10.800 You know, it's quite a play that you make on it.

01:17:13.980 So, I'm just wondering...

01:17:14.620 I'm not sure.

01:17:15.420 I don't know what your question is.

01:17:17.320 Okay, then forget that.

01:17:18.100 Why should Canadians trust you with their vote?

01:17:21.780 Common sense.

01:17:23.320 Common sense for a change.

01:17:27.100 We're going to make common sense common in this country.

01:17:29.980 We don't have any common sense in the current government.

01:17:33.800 Mmm.

01:17:34.460 So good.

01:17:35.120 I love that.

01:17:35.780 On the topic, I mean, in terms of your...

01:17:37.420 Just the crunching of the apple in the middle of the question.

01:17:40.800 It is so good.

01:17:41.640 It is so satisfying.

01:17:43.840 Here's what he said about Israel bombing Iran.

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01:17:48.000 Yesterday, you said that you endorse Israel proactively defending itself by hitting Iran's nuclear sites,

01:17:53.680 which is something that President Joe Biden does not endorse.

01:17:56.900 Do you not feel like this could lead to a likelihood of an all-out conventional war between Iran and Israel?

01:18:02.200 And do you not agree with Joe Biden and his assessment?

01:18:06.120 I think the idea of allowing a genocidal, theocratic, unstable dictatorship that is desperate to avoid being overthrown by its own people to develop nuclear weapons

01:18:24.600 It is about the most dangerous and irresponsible thing that the world could ever allow.

01:18:31.100 And if Israel were to stop that genocidal, theocratic, unstable government from acquiring nuclear weapons, it would be a gift by the Jewish state to humanity. 0.85

01:18:44.820 Yes.

01:18:49.320 Quick.

01:18:50.600 Proogue the parliament.

01:18:53.320 Proogue them.

01:18:54.340 Put them in jail if you have to.

01:18:56.880 I'll resign eventually when I've figured out a way to rig the system.

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01:20:27.160 Pull up a chair, my friend.

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01:20:31.560 This is Glenn Beck.

01:20:33.700 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:20:58.460 Hello, Stu.

01:20:59.760 It is your 1,000th broadcast today for the Stu Show.

01:21:04.560 Yes.

01:21:05.260 What we would say is the 1,000th episode of Stu Does America on Blaze TV.

01:21:09.480 Yes.

01:21:10.760 Available, Blaze TV, podcast, wherever you get your content.

01:21:15.500 Very exciting.

01:21:18.340 Still don't know why the thing has made it for 1,000 shows, but hey, you know, I believe in miracles.

01:21:24.300 Look, I mean, only in America, as they would say.

01:21:29.000 Only in America.

01:21:29.960 Only in America.

01:21:31.380 Well, congratulations.

01:21:32.480 So what's the topic today on your 1,000th Stu Does America show?

01:21:35.900 Going to be talking about the meta stuff that we kind of led the show with today.

01:21:40.220 I think that's really fascinating.

01:21:41.240 We have Brian Lillian to talk about Trudeau stepping down, which I will be very good.

01:21:46.660 Also, going over the guests, the people who have been on the show the most often.

01:21:52.300 Can you guess who number one is?

01:21:58.440 Bill Collectors?

01:22:00.140 No, no.

01:22:01.700 You. 1.00

01:22:02.600 Yeah, you're a fat face. 1.00

01:22:04.160 Wow. 1.00

01:22:04.300 141 times.

01:22:05.960 That's because you forced me to do it once a week.

01:22:07.960 I try to.

01:22:08.680 I try to, and then you come on, and the segments are usually, you know, not your best work, but, you know, you show up usually, and so.

01:22:15.760 Well, you know what?

01:22:16.420 I rise to the level of the host.

01:22:19.600 Yeah, that's fair.

01:22:20.960 That's fair.

01:22:21.460 So, yeah.

01:22:22.540 So, that's great.

01:22:24.340 Yeah.

01:22:24.620 Big 1,000.

01:22:25.360 I'm sure we're going to have all sorts of fireworks.

01:22:27.380 The budget for the show is huge, so I can't even imagine what they're going to spend on today's episode, but definitely worth checking out.

01:22:33.640 Yeah.

01:22:34.300 Yeah.

01:22:34.900 Count your pennies.

01:22:35.560 So, anyway, well, congratulations on that, Stu.

01:22:38.880 You know, they say 10,000 hours, and you're a pro at something.

01:22:42.960 So, another.

01:22:43.500 So, you've only got 9,000 more shows to go.

01:22:46.160 Wow.

01:22:46.540 That's a lot.

01:22:47.280 I'd be very old by the time that rolls around.

01:22:50.340 It took me five years to get to 1,000.

01:22:51.380 Yeah, you'll be almost my age.

01:22:52.740 Yeah, yeah.

01:22:53.640 Almost my age.

01:22:54.480 All right.

01:22:56.180 So, next hour, we have some things that are on AI.

01:23:04.460 We've got another statement from Sam Altman on AI.

01:23:10.040 But we also have, do we have time to play the woman from the BBC talking about January 6th?

01:23:18.640 They were filming for this, and it was a snowstorm.

01:23:26.160 And, gosh darn it, sometimes, sometimes God has a sense of humor.

01:23:31.860 We'll play that for you a little later on in the program in case you have missed it. 0.93

01:23:37.820 AI can keep you alive.

01:23:39.780 And it sounds really tempting.

01:23:45.080 Next.

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01:24:52.780 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

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01:27:27.340 Let me talk to you a little bit about, uh, Sam Altman.

01:27:30.960 Um, uh, he is the guy from open AI and yesterday, if you missed it, you should go back to the show and, uh, listen to the podcast.

01:27:41.060 Yesterday, our number two was on the singularity.

01:27:44.440 Um, this is something that I've been talking about.

01:27:47.160 Stu, I was talking about this.

01:27:48.520 I think before you even joined the show, um, this might be the longest running commentary, uh, that I, that I have in my career is what's coming with technology and age, uh, a, a, a, a, a, a G I and a S I.

01:28:06.400 A I is artificial intelligence, general intelligence.

01:28:11.040 It's what you are, you and I.

01:28:12.880 Okay.

01:28:13.460 That's what we as humans were good at many different things.

01:28:17.480 A G I artificial general intelligence is like a human, except it's not just good at things.

01:28:23.980 It masters everything.

01:28:25.760 Okay.

01:28:26.640 Right after that is a S I artificial super intelligence.

01:28:32.120 That's when AI becomes God.

01:28:35.420 It is more powerful than all of the brains, uh, alive on the planet today.

01:28:41.880 It is more powerful than any supercomputer.

01:28:45.680 Um, it is, it's God-like.

01:28:48.340 Okay.

01:28:48.920 You won't be able to keep up with it.

01:28:51.320 You won't be able to understand it.

01:28:53.680 It is so far beyond humans.

01:28:57.480 We won't be able to, you just do what it says thinking that it's right.

01:29:03.160 Cause it, you, you, you don't know what it knows.

01:29:07.180 You don't know how it arrived at that or, you know, or you turn it off, but a S I will

01:29:12.600 not allow you to turn it off.

01:29:14.820 So AI we've had a G I, uh, according to Sam Altman, we are now at, or soon will be.

01:29:25.240 We're at the singularity, which means, uh, Moore's rule of doubling the chip power.

01:29:31.200 Every two years is now over.

01:29:33.320 It's gone from that slope to a straight line up.

01:29:36.220 Now that's the singularity, um, progress that is so rapid.

01:29:40.620 You won't be able to keep up with it is now where we're at.

01:29:44.220 Um, and AGI artificial general intelligence.

01:29:49.320 Some people didn't think that we would get there.

01:29:51.820 Many, if not most of the, uh, computer scientists believed in AGI.

01:29:57.480 We could, we could, uh, we could achieve that.

01:30:00.600 Most people did not think we could achieve the singularity until 2050, if at all.

01:30:08.380 And most computer scientists don't think that we'll ever get to a S I artificial super

01:30:14.900 intelligence, which could mean the end of humanity.

01:30:18.420 Okay.

01:30:20.660 Listen to this.

01:30:21.620 This is from Sam Altman, his blog, uh, that's just came out.

01:30:26.160 We started open AI almost nine years ago because we believed that AGI artificial general

01:30:33.620 intelligence was possible and that it could be the most impactful technology in human history,

01:30:39.580 but we wanted to figure out how to build it and make it broadly beneficial.

01:30:44.260 We were excited to make our mark on history.

01:30:47.460 Our ambitions were extraordinarily high.

01:30:49.960 And so was our belief that the work might benefit society in an equally extraordinary way.

01:30:55.020 At the time, very few people cared.

01:30:57.860 And if they did, it was mostly because they thought we had no chance of success.

01:31:02.620 AGI.

01:31:04.680 In 2022, open AI was a quiet research lab working on something temporarily called chat with chat

01:31:12.300 GPT 3.5.

01:31:15.300 We are much better at research than we are at naming things.

01:31:18.220 We had been watching people use the playground feature of our API and knew that developers were

01:31:24.020 really enjoy talking to the model.

01:31:25.860 We thought building a demo around that experience would show people something important about the

01:31:30.380 future and help us make our models better and safer.

01:31:33.680 We ended up mercifully calling it chat GPT instead and launched it on November 30th of 22.

01:31:41.700 We always knew abstractly that at some point we'd hit a tipping point and the AI revolution

01:31:47.620 would get kicked off.

01:31:48.740 But we didn't know what the moment would be.

01:31:52.180 To our surprise, it turned out to be this.

01:31:55.840 The launch of the chat GPT kicked off a growth curve unlike anything we have ever seen in

01:32:01.780 our company, our industry, and the world broadly.

01:32:05.200 We are finally seeing some of the massive upside we have always hoped for from AI.

01:32:11.520 And we can see how much more will soon come.

01:32:14.340 It hasn't been easy, the road hasn't been smooth, and the right choices haven't always

01:32:19.860 been obvious.

01:32:21.400 In the last two years, we had to build an entire company almost from scratch around this new

01:32:25.640 technology.

01:32:26.420 Now, he goes on to building the company and the technology, but I want to skip down here.

01:32:32.240 However, we have done what is easily some of our best research ever.

01:32:41.140 We grew from 100 million weekly active users to more than 300 million.

01:32:46.360 Most of all, we have continued to put technology out into the world that genuinely seems to be

01:32:52.360 loved by people and that solves real problems.

01:32:55.380 We are proud of our track record in research and development so far.

01:33:02.360 We are committed to continuing to advance our thinking on safety and benefits sharing.

01:33:09.480 We continue to believe that the best way to make an AI system safe is by gradually releasing

01:33:16.000 it into the world, giving society time to adapt and co-evolve with the technology, learning

01:33:21.860 from experience and continuing to make the technology safer.

01:33:25.380 We believe in the importance of being world leaders on safety and alignment research and

01:33:31.560 in guiding research with feedback from the real world applications.

01:33:35.600 So, safety and alignment research.

01:33:40.160 What is that?

01:33:42.580 Well, safety, because you saw at the beginning of ChatGPT just the hallucinations that ChatGPT

01:33:50.300 could do.

01:33:51.260 Also, can it ever lie to us?

01:33:53.480 Can it or will it ever start to look at us as we look at insects?

01:34:00.820 Will it ever start to see that Americans, or I'm sorry, not Americans, humans are the problem? 0.99

01:34:07.380 And the easiest way to solve our problems is to eliminate the humans. 0.98

01:34:13.440 So, that's what safety means.

01:34:16.000 And alignment research means making sure that the AI and AGI and ASI, which we will be insects

01:34:27.100 to, okay, it will have no time for us.

01:34:31.780 We will be so far, and I'm using this term clinically, we will be so far beyond retarded to ASI that it 0.99

01:34:43.260 will, it has no reason to pay attention to us at all.

01:34:49.720 So, making sure that alignment, that our goals and its goals remain intact.

01:34:57.300 But how do you do that?

01:34:59.040 How do you build a fence around something?

01:35:02.580 Well, it's like this.

01:35:03.980 Imagine using a baby gate, you know, the kind that, you know, go over the stairs.

01:35:10.680 Imagine if somebody said, you know, I got to keep you out of this room.

01:35:15.360 And they put a baby gate up.

01:35:18.700 Is that going to concern you?

01:35:20.420 Are you even going to spend any time worrying about that baby gate?

01:35:24.720 You'll just step over it, okay?

01:35:26.760 It's bad for babies, but that's what we could do to ASI. 0.99

01:35:33.060 Anything that we would want to do, it's so far beneath ASI, they won't even have to worry about it.

01:35:42.560 Okay.

01:35:43.360 We are now confident we know how to build AGI as we have traditionally understood it.

01:35:49.560 This is game-changing.

01:35:51.560 We believe that in 2025, we may see the first AI agents join the workforce and materially change the output of companies.

01:36:04.960 Stu, what is an AI agent?

01:36:08.180 I mean, I don't know that I know exactly.

01:36:11.220 When you talk about AGI and artificial general intelligence, I would think it would be like an assistant.

01:36:16.840 You could have them essentially do any task, like you could assign an employee, right?

01:36:23.080 You don't need to program them to do a specific thing.

01:36:27.100 You could say, hey, we need you to answer the phones here.

01:36:30.020 We need you to – it might not be directly like that, but it's that type of thing that can take a generalized job, a role like that, and do it on its own.

01:36:39.540 Would you – if you were hiring people for a company and you had somebody that doesn't make mistakes and was much smarter than everybody else in the room, would you have them answer the phones?

01:36:55.360 No.

01:36:55.960 You'd have them in a really high-powered position in your company.

01:36:59.380 Exactly right.

01:37:00.060 Right.

01:37:00.600 So an AI agent – now, not the first.

01:37:03.320 The first will be just like that because remember, they say they're slowly going to roll this out so you get used to it.

01:37:08.980 The first one will be like a secretary, somebody who can take care of – I'll pay the bills, I'll take care of all of this stuff, and we will love it.

01:37:17.480 The first ones to join the workforce and materially change the output of companies will be something – and I'm just imagining this, so please excuse me if you're in this field for my being a baby gate here.

01:37:33.620 But as I imagine it, it would be someone that you would have a virtual conference with that looks like a human, sounds like a human, you can have a conversation with, and you can say, look, can you help us on this?

01:37:46.120 We're trying to figure this out, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:37:48.160 And they can game-change for you, your approach in your company.

01:37:53.660 That's what he thinks is coming this year.

01:37:56.580 Now, he says, we're beginning to turn our aim beyond that to superintelligence in the true sense of the word.

01:38:06.920 We love our current products, but we are here for the glorious future.

01:38:11.540 With superintelligence, we can do anything else.

01:38:16.040 Superintelligent tools could massively accelerate scientific discovery and innovation well beyond what we're capable of doing on our own, and in turn, massively increase abundance and prosperity.

01:38:30.560 Here's the thing, and I want to get into this tomorrow.

01:38:36.500 Massively increasing abundance and prosperity.

01:38:40.320 How?

01:38:41.040 Well, by becoming much more efficient, by spending less to make more.

01:38:50.940 But who gets that money?

01:38:53.440 Where is that abundance?

01:38:55.500 Things will be cheaper, but if the jobs are taken by AI or AGI or ASI, how do you make money?

01:39:04.420 A 30% disruption is coming in, we will, by 2030, if things play out the way we believe they're going to play out now, which is a deeply unsettling of jobs and careers and everything else, at least at the beginning.

01:39:24.560 You're looking at a 30% unemployment rate, minimum, by 2030.

01:39:29.760 Now, he goes on to say, this sounds like science fiction right now and somewhat crazy to even talk about.

01:39:37.780 That's all right.

01:39:38.660 We've been here before, and we're okay with being there again.

01:39:41.660 We're pretty confident that in the next few years, everyone will see what we see, and the need to act with great care while still maximizing broad benefit and empowerment is so important.

01:39:52.880 Given the possibilities of our work, OpenAI cannot be a normal company.

01:39:58.380 How lucky and humbling it is to be able to play a role in this work.

01:40:04.440 More on this tomorrow, but I want to show you some of the developments that have recently come out that kind of seem attractive.

01:40:11.120 Are they?

01:40:12.020 You'll have to decide in a minute.

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01:40:59.600 No, I screwed something up the other day, and I'm still feeling it.

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01:42:03.300 So, Stu, can I ask you, because you've heard me talk about this stuff forever,

01:42:08.240 and one of the things we've wrestled with is that nobody cares about this stuff.

01:42:13.900 And I believe it's the most important conversation we could possibly have.

01:42:18.120 Are you beginning to warm up to these conversations?

01:42:22.920 Are you, how do you feel about when we talk about AI and AGI and what's right on the horizon now?

01:42:29.860 Yeah, I mean, I've always been interested at some level.

01:42:33.420 I mean, it's not the day-to-day news interest that I think, you know, most conservative talk shows talk about.

01:42:39.960 Yes.

01:42:40.340 Though I think that's changed.

01:42:41.840 I would make that, and we talked about this years and years and years ago when you were talking about this,

01:42:46.360 and nobody else was.

01:42:47.460 No one even had the basis of knowledge, really, to understand where you were coming from.

01:42:51.640 So, it was like every part of the conversation had to be explained.

01:42:55.420 I mean, how many times did we say, AI, that's artificial intelligence.

01:43:00.340 I mean, that's where we were at the beginning.

01:43:03.940 Now, I think people know what AI is.

01:43:05.460 They don't know necessarily what AGI or ASI is, at least outside of this audience.

01:43:09.960 But I think now it is part of people's daily lives.

01:43:13.660 I mean, ChatGPT is the fastest-growing app in history, right?

01:43:17.940 Like, people are using it on a regular basis.

01:43:20.660 And I think, like, we typically as conservatives, right, like there's something fundamental in a conservative nature

01:43:27.800 that doesn't necessarily want, you know, likes what we have that works and doesn't necessarily want to change it.

01:43:34.200 You know, the fact that people have had jobs and have found meaning through those jobs

01:43:40.300 and a way to contribute to society through work has been really important.

01:43:44.740 And it's something that we want to maintain.

01:43:46.500 But on the other hand, I think as this stuff develops, there's going to be things that come out of it that are so good.

01:43:53.000 We're going to have no choice but to accept it.

01:43:55.640 We're going to want to accept it.

01:43:56.640 We're going to demand it.

01:43:58.700 That's what happened with the phones, right?

01:44:00.440 I mean, I remember when cell phones, smartphones first started popping up, a lot of people in the audience were like,

01:44:05.020 I would never carry one of those things around.

01:44:07.600 It's going to track me.

01:44:08.880 It's going to listen to me.

01:44:09.900 All that stuff.

01:44:11.020 And now, you know, I read a stat the other day that we now as Americans spend 60% of our lives online.

01:44:21.880 60%.

01:44:22.280 I mean, and it was obviously zero 30 years ago and are very close to zero.

01:44:29.160 And that's just risen up completely to overtaking time with friends, with family, at church, all of those other things combined.

01:44:37.520 Now, let me tell you, let me take you from there.

01:44:40.340 And I want to give you two new pieces of technology.

01:44:43.460 One is just still in the lab, but close.

01:44:46.960 And it is a breakthrough in brain-computer interface technology, meaning you think it and you are connected to the computer.

01:45:02.360 You could play a game with your mind.

01:45:04.560 You could move things.

01:45:06.780 You could type.

01:45:07.880 You could do whatever you can do on the internet just by thinking it.

01:45:12.620 It is now a reality without putting anything into your brain.

01:45:19.800 Pretty amazing, but that's the least of it.

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01:47:00.900 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:47:15.460 We're glad you're here.

01:47:16.380 Thank you so much for listening.

01:47:17.540 I want to ask you about two pieces of new technology that is now available.

01:47:24.860 Sorry, one of them is still in the testing phase, but if it, you know, I mean, in China, it's going to be available, you know, probably tomorrow.

01:47:33.320 Um, it's a Chinese research group that has been trying to create a, uh, brain computer interface.

01:47:43.300 And they have announced that they now have done it.

01:47:49.000 They've done it with a patient who has cerebral palsy, has a lesion on part of her brain that affects all of her motor skills.

01:47:56.660 So she couldn't move.

01:47:57.920 She really couldn't talk.

01:47:59.280 Um, and what they did is they implanted this piece.

01:48:04.100 This is exactly like, um, what's his name?

01:48:07.000 Um, Elon Musk is trying to do with his interface.

01:48:10.280 You implant something, uh, and then that computer will be able to translate your thoughts into actions.

01:48:19.580 So the 21 year old female patient epilepsy who had a space occupying lesion on the motor area of her brain.

01:48:28.600 Um, they put this in, they, uh, were able to train a neural network to translate within 60 milliseconds, which is a very slight delay.

01:48:41.060 You think it, and it becomes, it would probably 60 milliseconds too, would be a delay of maybe now, now, right?

01:48:50.960 It's about 60 milliseconds, isn't it?

01:48:54.220 You know, I don't, it's a very slight, it's a very, very, very slight delay.

01:48:57.940 Um, yeah, um, it, you can do remote surgery, uh, at 10 millisecond delay.

01:49:08.300 You, a surgeon wouldn't be able to do, uh, have a computer do the surgery for him.

01:49:14.880 Uh, if he had to make the decisions because a 10 second millise, a 10 millisecond delay, you could cause too many problems.

01:49:23.060 Um, so, they mapped her brain within minutes of the surgery.

01:49:30.820 Uh, they then gave her, after she woke up, they gave her an initial, uh, test and initial, uh, ground, ground rules on how to operate.

01:49:41.720 And following that one, that first training, she was able to play table tennis and I don't know what this is, snake computer games within 48 hours.

01:49:53.180 Uh, in two weeks, she could operate the common smartphone apps.

01:49:58.300 Uh, but they say the really big deal here is that it also could translate her thoughts into words so she could speak.

01:50:10.840 Like, that's incredible.

01:50:15.580 How do you say no to that, Stu?

01:50:18.380 First of all, I think if it shows that it works and there's, I mean, I can see that people will say, no, I don't want to be second in line for it.

01:50:28.120 But if it shows that it works and has a record of success, people won't say no to it.

01:50:33.180 They will say yes to it and they will be excited to say yes to it.

01:50:35.900 And they will wonder, how do I pay for it?

01:50:38.320 Right?

01:50:38.560 Like that is, uh, it's going to be excitement over something.

01:50:42.340 I mean, you have a daughter who's, who's dealt with, uh, real issues, um, and with seizures and, and, you know, you can go into whatever level of detail.

01:50:50.800 She has epilepsy and, and cerebral palsy and, and her brain just doesn't function like everybody else's brain.

01:50:58.160 Um, she's wicked, wicked smart. 1.00

01:51:00.700 Yeah.

01:51:01.100 Um, but it takes her time to be able to understand and to repeat things back to you.

01:51:07.100 Um, uh, you know, just takes longer time, longer period of time.

01:51:10.860 But the real problem is, uh, the epilepsy.

01:51:14.280 She has seizures and she went in for, uh, brain surgery and she's the bravest girl I know.

01:51:20.800 I mean, what would you say to this?

01:51:23.280 She was going in, uh, for brain surgery and because of her cerebral palsy, her, you know, speech and memories and everything else is scattered all over her brain.

01:51:35.480 Um, so it's not in certain centers where they normally accept, expect.

01:51:39.980 So they said, we're going to be doing brain surgery on all of your brain and the places we would normally stay away from, uh, or feel comfortable in, we're not sure what's stored there.

01:51:55.020 So you could wake up and you might not be able to recall anybody's name.

01:52:00.400 You might lose memories.

01:52:02.360 You might lose, you know, parts of your speech.

01:52:06.160 And I'm sitting there going, no, I don't think I would do that.

01:52:10.120 And she said, I'm good.

01:52:11.920 Especially if you can make me forget my dad.

01:52:13.840 I'm, I'm really, I'm in, uh, do they, you guys take requests?

01:52:18.620 I don't know.

01:52:19.500 Yeah.

01:52:19.680 Do you take requests?

01:52:20.460 Can you get to the dad center?

01:52:22.660 Uh, anyway, uh, so, I mean, she did that and it worked for two years, uh, but her seizures are back with a vengeance now.

01:52:31.280 Um, and so we're exploring other options, et cetera, et cetera.

01:52:35.720 But she said, no, I said, you know, this AI thing, neural link from Elon Musk, I said, honey, that could, that could change everything that could, you know, fix all of the problems that you have with cerebral palsy.

01:52:51.440 Maybe even make your body work the way it's supposed to work, uh, you know, speed up your thinking and your, your word recall and everything else.

01:53:01.060 Um, and she said, no.

01:53:04.540 And I said, why?

01:53:05.820 And she said, cause I don't want to be augmented.

01:53:09.320 Uh, she said, this is the way God made me and God will heal me in his time, whether it's on this side of the veil or the other side of the veil.

01:53:17.160 I don't, I don't want to be augmented.

01:53:19.340 I mean, you said she's the bravest girl, you know, and that's, there's a great example of it.

01:53:23.940 Uh, yeah, that's incredible.

01:53:25.920 Her faith in God is amazing.

01:53:27.520 Just amazing.

01:53:28.360 And that's incredible.

01:53:29.280 I, I don't know that the average family would be able to do something.

01:53:35.620 I mean, even you as a dad, wouldn't you be like, let's just say she was for it.

01:53:39.600 Wouldn't you be for it?

01:53:41.000 Yes.

01:53:41.920 Yes.

01:53:42.360 I think it'd be incredible.

01:53:43.540 Yes and no.

01:53:43.780 Yes and no.

01:53:44.840 I mean, no, because I'm afraid of what this leads to.

01:53:50.040 Yeah.

01:53:50.480 But just on the surface.

01:53:52.500 Yeah, absolutely.

01:53:53.720 Absolutely.

01:53:54.500 For it.

01:53:55.660 Yeah.

01:53:56.100 If she could, if she could relate, um, like everybody else, I mean, so many problems go

01:54:05.480 away.

01:54:06.380 Like, um, if you could come up with, let's just say there was a, um, ancient Chinese medicine,

01:54:12.560 uh, some herb herbs and spices, uh, 20, 24 herbs and spices, 32 flavors.

01:54:18.880 They came up with a, could make you likable.

01:54:21.300 No, that's way too difficult.

01:54:22.980 I'm saying that if, if that came out, let's just say that there's a rare spice they found

01:54:28.100 in the hills of Nepal and, and this will solve all of her problems.

01:54:33.280 You'd immediately say yes to that.

01:54:35.200 We would be in Nepal by this afternoon.

01:54:37.480 Right.

01:54:37.740 If, uh, you know, again, I know you're not the most trusting of pharmaceutical companies,

01:54:43.220 but like if a, if a, if a new medicine came out and that medicine cured it, you've obviously

01:54:48.180 she's taken many medicines to try to help these things over the years.

01:54:51.740 However, she doesn't, that's one of the things she, she doesn't like her seizures. 1.00

01:54:57.180 She does not want to be on any drugs.

01:54:59.280 She's like, I'm, I'm tired dad of taking medicine every day.

01:55:04.340 And I'm like, yeah, I know, but it helps you.

01:55:07.320 So, but she just doesn't like it.

01:55:08.660 Is it because of like side effects and, and yeah, side effects.

01:55:12.140 And she also just doesn't like putting things, you know, she's, she's a faith person.

01:55:16.220 She really believes in God and she wants her body to be clean and clear and, you know,

01:55:22.000 she just doesn't like it.

01:55:22.980 These decisions are incredibly personal, right?

01:55:25.600 You have to think about that.

01:55:26.540 Yeah.

01:55:26.620 Yeah.

01:55:26.760 But I do think at some level, and I'm, this is, you know, switching to the way I think

01:55:31.520 about the things like this, I believe that's one of the ways God works.

01:55:37.520 I believe the miracle, miracles of modern medicine is not just a phrase.

01:55:42.300 I do too.

01:55:43.000 I believe that that is, that is, those are miracles.

01:55:46.940 And the fact that we can improve life that, that way, not every, obviously you have to,

01:55:50.960 it's a case by case basis, but like, I look at that stuff and say, that is how God acts

01:55:56.600 a lot in our world.

01:55:57.640 I agree.

01:55:58.380 I agree.

01:55:59.120 And so can't you make that same argument with Neuralink?

01:56:03.480 I mean, the fact that like Elon Musk.

01:56:05.320 I could, I could, but you have to remember that portal into your brain is a two-way street.

01:56:15.880 Yeah.

01:56:16.440 It's taking things out and also helping put things in eventually.

01:56:21.940 So it, I don't want an access, I don't want access to my mind.

01:56:28.800 Yeah.

01:56:29.920 That is coming in other ways where I don't think they're going to need to put something

01:56:35.960 into your head.

01:56:37.260 But I don't want what's in my head accessible, either out or in.

01:56:46.160 It's mine.

01:56:47.460 Right.

01:56:48.260 It's the essence of who I am.

01:56:49.620 And it's going to be interesting to see people and how they react to this.

01:56:53.220 You've brought this up before, Glenn, talking about, you know, the singularity and all these

01:56:56.920 other things that are associated with it.

01:56:59.080 But it's like, if everybody around you is doing this and they are now 50 and a hundred 0.98

01:57:08.740 and a thousand times smarter than you, and they have all the good jobs and your life sucks

01:57:14.560 because you're not doing this, how many people are going to be able to resist that temptation?

01:57:20.480 I think the number is low.

01:57:22.800 Yeah.

01:57:23.100 And I don't even.

01:57:23.960 This is Ray Kurzweil.

01:57:25.340 And this is why the brain interface, this is why Elon Musk is doing what he's doing.

01:57:31.360 He's not doing it just to help people with seizures or, you know, Alzheimer's or whatever.

01:57:36.880 However, he's doing it because he believes that once the singularity arrives, which is

01:57:43.300 right now, once we have a SI, super intelligence, which is very close, we are not going to be

01:57:52.080 able to function because we won't be fast enough to understand it.

01:57:57.680 Okay.

01:57:57.900 So it would be a brain computer interface where that, that will put knowledge into it.

01:58:03.640 You want to speak French?

01:58:04.520 You need to speak French.

01:58:05.380 You speak it.

01:58:06.480 Okay.

01:58:06.980 It's just, it's the translation is already there in your head.

01:58:09.860 You'll be able to understand at the speed of computing.

01:58:14.740 And, you know, Ray Kurzweil said to me years ago, he said, Glenn, everybody will have this.

01:58:19.640 We'll be, it'll be so cheap.

01:58:21.180 Why wouldn't you have that?

01:58:22.760 And I'm like, because maybe you like the way you are.

01:58:25.020 And he said, you'll be a danger to the rest of society.

01:58:29.120 You know, you can't put, uh, you don't put somebody who likes to drive 35 miles an hour

01:58:35.580 onto the highway because they cause too many accidents.

01:58:39.780 If you can't think at the speed of what everything is moving at, you become an obstacle.

01:58:48.220 And his thought was then you're going to have to be isolated, but nobody's going to do that.

01:58:53.980 Quote, nobody's going to do that.

01:58:55.120 Nobody's going to say no to this.

01:58:56.640 Well, I think there are a lot of people Amish, but just like the Amish, they have to kind 1.00

01:59:00.840 of stay in their own area.

01:59:02.100 Right.

01:59:02.360 They can't take their horse and buggies out on the highway.

01:59:04.760 On the highway.

01:59:05.880 Right.

01:59:06.380 And I do think that that's going to be a real, a real central sort of philosophical, you know,

01:59:13.820 decision that over the next 20 years, people are going to have to really make.

01:59:18.460 25.

01:59:18.860 Five.

01:59:19.380 Five.

01:59:20.480 Um, here's, here's another thing that is all already now on the market.

01:59:24.960 Remember I said, you have to live till 2030 and there'll be no death.

01:59:29.400 This is what Ray Kurzweil told me, because we'll be able to download you into a machine.

01:59:34.620 Well, the first version of it is out and available on the market.

01:59:39.680 I'll tell you about it tomorrow and tell me that you aren't somewhat attracted to it and

01:59:47.880 go, well, actually, I think I like that because that's where I think based on what it's advertising.

01:59:58.940 Wait until you hear that that's on tomorrow's program back in just a minute.

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02:01:35.160 This is Glenn Beck.

02:01:37.620 So how many times have you said or we've said, Melania is, I mean, she's the most beautiful

02:02:05.480 first lady we've ever had.

02:02:08.240 She is so soft-spoken.

02:02:09.940 She is so kind, so smart.

02:02:13.200 And they've just trashed her all the way along.

02:02:16.720 Yeah.

02:02:17.020 Listen to this news.

02:02:18.560 Yeah, I would argue it was maybe the most centrally obvious point of bias by the media because

02:02:24.320 she's not really political.

02:02:26.000 If anything, she seems to be left on a bunch of stuff.

02:02:29.040 But because she was married to Donald Trump, they had to ignore her beauty.

02:02:33.260 They had to ignore she was a supermodel, wouldn't put her on the cover of magazines. 1.00

02:02:36.480 And that's how the entire first term went, right?

02:02:39.600 The entire time.

02:02:41.560 I do think things are changing, though.

02:02:43.640 Listen to this.

02:02:44.760 Melania Trump has signed a documentary deal with Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, for $40 million.

02:02:51.920 This is going to be about her life, cameos from the president, son, Donald Trump Jr., or

02:03:02.060 Barron Trump is apparently going to be in this as well.

02:03:06.160 That is not, that would not have happened and did not happen.

02:03:11.320 No.

02:03:11.900 In the first term.

02:03:13.080 No, that's, this is a continuation of the meta story that broke this border.

02:03:17.140 That meta is getting rid of all of its so-called, in their words, so-called experts to define

02:03:27.120 the truth and misinformation.

02:03:29.880 They're going to go after the model of X, which is strange, seeing that they hate X so

02:03:36.320 much.

02:03:37.080 But this is a continuation of that.

02:03:38.760 Now $40 million for, from Amazon to, right to the first lady. 1.00

02:03:46.700 And I'd like to talk about this tomorrow.

02:03:50.060 And I think Donald Trump is the kind of guy that we don't have to worry about on this.

02:03:55.820 But does anybody worry?

02:03:59.340 I mean, I think it's normal.

02:04:00.860 Your friend does really, really well.

02:04:02.500 And you're like, is he going to forget about us?

02:04:05.600 Is he going to forget about, you know, the people who brought him to the party?

02:04:09.720 Is he going to change?

02:04:13.480 I don't think so.

02:04:15.760 But, you know, money doesn't talk.

02:04:18.360 It screams.

02:04:20.320 And there's lots of money and popularity coming his way.

02:04:24.960 We'll be back.

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