The Dirty Little Secret About That Inflation 'Reduction' Act ｜ Guest： Rep. James Comer ｜ 8⧸1⧸22
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In this episode of the Glenbeck Program, we have a special guest on the show to talk about what is happening in Washington, D.C., and why we should all be worried about it. President Donald Trump is a man of many talents, but his biggest and most important skill is his ability to speak truth to power and get people to do what they need to do in order to get things done.
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so let me talk to you a little bit about first of all let me say hello to stew how are you stew
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very well glenn how are you oh my gosh fantastic um let me let me tell you what has been playing on
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my mind over the last few days and show you exactly what is coming there is a new report out now
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from uh from the government that shows that this in this inflation reducing bill
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oh i love it do you love it stew i love it already definitely going to reduce inflation that much i know
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for sure it says yeah well the new government yeah the government report says no not going to do
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that in fact it's going to make it worse and here's the thing that was kind of left out on the edit room
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floor when everybody was voting for it and that is that this wonderful joe mansion joe biden bill
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uh is is actually going to put the burden of taxes on everybody but the lion's share
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uh goes on the lower and middle class 400 400 000 plus they're paying their fair share but it seems
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as though a lot of money is going to be raised from those wonderful wonderful people that are just
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barely surviving now the taxes are going to be raised beginning next year and it begins at 30 000 a year
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so not only is it going to uh not reduce inflation because what's going to happen
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they're going to spend this money they're going to take the money from you plus the money that we borrow
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and they're going to spend it but how are they going to spend it they're going to spend it the way
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they want to spend it and later on in the program we'll give you all of the details of
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where this money is going but it's you're going to be relieved it's going to you know the green new
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deal it's going all new green projects which is wonderful but is that how you'd spend your money
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no of course not the average american is saying that global warming is the last priority
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on their list however it is the biden administration's top priority so when they can't convince you to
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do a build back better bill when they can't convince you that global warming should even be in the top
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five what they have to do is take control of your money and spend it the way they want
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now this isn't really about global warming as we've told you before uh esg scores are a ruse it is
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it is the largest transfer of wealth in human history this is the biggest scam in human history esg and
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global warming that's not to say that global warming isn't happen all you have to do is read a thermometer
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all you have to do is look at the pattern global climate change is something that is natural
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i.e. the ice age so we have these problems from time to time and it's just the way the world
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behaves and the environment behaves are we contributing to it it would make sense to me that
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yeah you can't do as much as we have done to the um to the atmosphere and not affect it some way or
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another the question is can we start it or can we stop it with the plan that has been outlined by joe biden
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well when joe biden can't win uh in uh ukraine uh his plan in afghanistan was a complete disaster
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his plan for inflation is a complete disaster his plan i mean i don't know if you heard this but
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he's sick again with covid he just was tested again this weekend he has another case of covid
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when he can't control these things how has he expected his plan to control the weather
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why does anyone have confidence that that would work it's not really designed to do that here's
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what it is designed to do let me show you the pattern here what is joe biden done with a strategic oil
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reserve the strategic oil reserve was filled um and it was uh we were fine with it the oil reserve is in
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case of war that the united states can fuel its planes uh and its warships so we don't have to worry about
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that in a time of need if you use the strategic oil reserve the strategic oil reserve is gone
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within a few days just from the trucking and all of the transportation on the east coast alone
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it's not made to uh sustain the entire country and everybody's gas and the trucking gas okay
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so we're depleting that and everybody has been saying everybody that i know says that doesn't make
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any sense whatsoever it doesn't make sense because what are you going to do donald trump filled it up
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at the lowest possible price because we had an abundance of of oil we were energy independent
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so he bought it at the cheapest price and filled it up now joe biden has um uh taken and cut our
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strategic oil reserve and it continues to go million barrels at a time every single day it is reduced even
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more well he's made the announcement that he's going to replenish that beginning this fall
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okay how much money is that costing and who are we buying it from
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this is the first key to understand what's really going on remember we're reshaping the economy
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we are becoming a fascistic nation take everything you know about fascism and throw it out the window
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you know far as concentration camps and killing jews and everything else things worked if you live
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in italy or have ever been there i think i mailed a letter back home uh when i was staying in italy for
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a few weeks when i was about 19 years old i'm not sure that letter has arrived yet okay nothing works
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in italy so fascism is a way to make things work or so they say centralized government and all the power
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and unlike communism it doesn't take the companies it has a public private partnership with companies
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that's the fascism that america is now going down the road led by joe biden that's not a conspiracy
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theory that's not a slam put your feelings of fascism in neutral they say capitalism doesn't work we have
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to try something new so we're going to try something new they just call it system x going back to the
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1940s because they don't want to call it fascism but when the united states partners with companies
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as they are now doing the first amendment so what do they do they just have a partnership and they call
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them up and say hey you gotta silence these voices have you noticed that voices now this weekend are
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being silenced and people are being pulled off of social media if they define um inflation
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as two quarters of negative growth you can't say that now that's fascism so let me get back to the oil
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so you're not going to be able to buy gas anymore because it gets more and more expensive and it's going
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to get more expensive the minute the government starts to buy oil itself to refill the strategic oil reserve
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and it's going to be a huge order of oil and the government gets to pick which companies get the oil
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or get the money for the oil so you should know this from anything in capitalism
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when you put in an enormous order and you're the biggest client a store has do you get better service
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or worse service do they cater to you or do they treat you exactly the same as everyone else
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that's the key they will treat you differently if you're the biggest buyer
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so just as we gave money 60 billion dollars to ukraine and they were definitely not a country that was
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going to okay uh gay marriage as soon as we gave them in the middle of war where you know their
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population is in other countries as soon as we write the check and they cash the check and they have
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the arms and the money from us what do they do they suddenly pass a law okaying gay marriage
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that is not in line with what the people of ukraine want that is not in line with the president
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zelinski it's not in line with their version of congress they did it because we said you're not
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getting the money unless you do it now how is that going to play with the oil companies you have a big
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order coming in for oil if he buys oil from the united states and from our oil companies which is not
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necessarily guaranteed if he does it with our oil companies i can guarantee you he will extract more
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than oil from that country that company he will now be the biggest buyer which will hurt you but it will
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also give him the ability to say you know what i'm not going to buy your oil i'm going to buy it from
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another company uh i mean unless you agree to stop doing x y or z in oil exploration
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was what was to encourage manufacturing to uh make more chips here okay well we all know that
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that's a good idea it seems to be the only thing that we think is a good idea medicine make our own
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don't worry about it we didn't learn anything from covid we can just keep getting all of our medical
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supplies from china for some reason we're doing chips okay i think that's a really good idea
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but the way you do it to encourage people to make chips if you want the government even involved
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at this level you cut the red tape and you cut taxes for those companies that are going to make
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more chips you give them breathing room so they can do this instead what we did was pass a corporate
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welfare bill and the government is giving that to these companies so they will make chips now do you think
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that that money is going to go to any corporation that is not with social justice do you think that money is
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going to go to any company that doesn't have the right number of women and minorities on the board of
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directors do you think this money is going to anyone that uh is not all down with the new way of of life
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the new tomorrow do you think it's going to any company that is not green and is on the bandwagon
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for green of course not the united states government at 250 billion dollars has just become the sugar daddy
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for chips you have to think differently they are creating public private partnerships so you no longer
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control through demand what you want the government is reshaping our entire world and economy
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by being the biggest buyer of of different things so instead of doing it the right way
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they've passed this big bill and we've seen it before so we don't freak out but what you're missing
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here is the incentive uh for the government to do it is different this time it's not because they think
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it's the best thing for you or even the best thing uh for the country that you would agree with
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they've decided the direction of this country and so now they're going to put these companies under their
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mr pat gray hello pat how are you sir oh perfect you know really really perfect yeah yeah yeah in every
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way almost yeah yeah um and uh stew is uh with us and stew how are you that's fascinating and thank
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you for sharing um let me but the way you tell a story stew is captivating wow it was riveting so let
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me let me now go to a piece of audio we had last week we didn't get to it and i'm sure pat played it
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and uh and others have played it but i don't know what anybody else has said and i i find it
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absolutely incredible from the 1960s here's a clip from the bbc talking to children who are predicting
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the future in the year 2000 now listen to this i think it'll be uh um people will be regarded more
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as statistics and as actual people i don't think it's going to be so nice i think sort of all
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machines everywhere everyone doing everything for you you know you'll get all bored and i don't think
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it'll be so nice first of all those computers are taking over now computers and automation
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and in the year 2000 they just won't won't be enough jobs to go around and the only jobs there
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will be will be for people with high hq you know high iq can work computers and such things and other
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people are just not going to have jobs they just aren't going to be jobs for them to have
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okay um i would like these kids to run the fed uh i don't know about you but the thing that i grabbed
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out of this was who the hell are these children these are children they look to be anywhere from
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10 to maybe 14 um the vocabulary uh the thinking that is involved in this they're asked to predict
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the future and they're talking about automation and people won't have jobs and listen again to the
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first one play it again sam you play the first one again please play just play from the beginning
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and then stop after the first one um people will be regarded more as statistics and as actual people
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i don't think it's going to be so nice i think sort of all machines people are going to be how old do
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you think that kid is maybe 10 10 or 12 looking at him if you're watching the blaze um maybe 10 maybe 12
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people will be regarded as statistics what 10 year old says that
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what 10 year old says could say that even about next year you know or 2030 well i think people will
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be regarded more as statistics that there'll be numbers uh that computers will be doing everything
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and that will give us a a lack of uh self-worth we won't be able to uh have the jobs just the people
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who are highly educated know all about computers are going to be you know who made this case in the 1990s
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carl sagan carl sagan made the points that these kids are making he got it from these kids if this
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doesn't yeah he did he stole it from these kids that damn if he were alive today boy i'd be after him
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um what is amazing to me is how our educational system has completely failed us i can't think of
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kids that are 10 and 12 years old that talk like this can you no there i mean there aren't adults in
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the biden administration that can talk like this reason and deduce and come to conclusions like
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this they can't they're incapable of it it doesn't seem like there's adults in the biden administration
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that can talk right let alone like this right they don't seem to be able to get through any
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form of communication do we happen to have speaking of that do we happen to have the nancy pelosi
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uh monologue that she tried to explain the inflation bill i'll listen november of 2021 listen it's
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incredible oh is it november i thought it was from this bill i i just want you to listen and try to
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tell me what she's talking about when she's discussing a bill that just is in negotiation and passing
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we're sending stuff over to the senate well it's most of the product that we've done is
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so now we we may have added in the last day or so and some of what we added is senate to the bill
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like a hearing bernie doesn't like hearing excuse me bernie loves hearing mansion it doesn't want
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hearing in the bill and all that stuff um so somebody's senate oriented and then we had the
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family medically we figured if they're putting things in then we can put something in if even
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if mansion doesn't like so um uh so we are getting some
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bird and privilege i think i think mostly we're getting privilege scrub because privilege struggle
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is deadless to a bill birdable it's important it's you have to take it out but privilege violation can
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take you out sure so so we're again getting that as we go along as well but when we pass a bill
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then they will see it in its aggregate and make uh some any concerns that any of this is
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messaging because that they have to take some of those things out regardless no matter what you send
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over you said you weren't going to send a messaging bill no no we're going to send a messaging bill but
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we want to be um we want to be sure that what we send is not birdable or birdable bird bath
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or privilege scrub they're the two things or privilege scrub
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exercises we're getting engaged wow could we just play the 10 year old again from the bbc
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i think it'll be uh um people will be regarded more as statistics and as actual people
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wow now either nancy pelosi is drinking which has always been the rumor she's either hammer it's
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nancy pelosi it's hammered time um she's either drinking or she is uh losing it and i'm not sure
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i'm not sure which which it is honestly these guys that are in congress this is the oldest congress
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the oldest representation uh that we've ever had there's never been a group of people at this age
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serving in washington dc the age of the administration the age of congress the age of
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senate go home go home there's no it's incredible to me there's got to be a rule right there's got to
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be a an age limit not only do i agree with term limits but i really think there should be an age
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limit because so many of these people are starting to be significantly compromised nancy pelosi is one
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of them joe biden obviously is another you've got two of the three most powerful people in the world
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who are seriously compromised right now and we're not doing anything about it
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well i will tell you that um you know the average lifespan was in its 30s uh when we wrote the
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constitution uh that was i mean ben franklin was probably double the age of the average the average
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american and how old was he when he died pat 70 i think late 70s late 70s okay i remember my
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grandfather's era um you know people when they started social security it's because the average age
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for when you died when a man died was 61 and so they made it at 65 so most people would not get social
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security um but at least you'd have it in case you were an outlier well now people are living to be 80
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and 90 years old and some people are great i mean you know we both know a heart surgeon that is no longer
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practicing heart surgery but he is he's you know running a global organization and the guy is 90 pat 91
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94 and he is even older than that he's sharper than i am yeah i think he's sharper than i am so i hate to
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say that you have an age limit but you you should have common sense and decency and your family should
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have common decency we all know when our when our parents and grandparents are just not as strong as
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they used to be and we certainly know when they're when they're just incapable of doing things these
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people if they had to drive themselves i would bet you a lot of the people in congress that are of her age
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would have their keys taken away from them but they don't drive anymore yep uh it looks like franklin
00:33:16.200
was 84 yeah 84 when he died um 84 84 and he was at the constitutional convention right he was still
00:33:24.240
brokering deals yeah he was in a great deal of pain at the time uh but he wouldn't take morphine because
00:33:31.020
he said it would or opium he said because it would addle your brain and he wanted to remain sharp
00:33:37.440
isn't one of the problems that you're talking about with the age thing glenn like a bigger issue with
00:33:42.900
just the size and scope of government because in theory right voters the reason why nancy pelosi is
00:33:50.040
in our lives is because the representatives of some blue district keep voting her in they have the
00:33:58.940
opportunity to select someone younger and more coherent they just choose not to correct which is
00:34:04.600
not necessarily i don't think against what the founders wanted right they don't they didn't care if
00:34:11.800
individual districts made bad decisions i mean they wanted them to make good decisions but if they if
00:34:16.620
an individual district selects as their representative someone who the rest of the country doesn't like
00:34:22.240
that's in theory fine the problem is that these people wind up running our lives if they didn't have
00:34:28.040
all this power when they got to washington which they weren't supposed to have this wouldn't be a
00:34:32.100
problem it becomes a problem for everyone because nancy pelosi has so much of an effect on our day-to-day
00:34:37.220
lives and she obviously is either drunk or incoherent all the time and they thought they thought that the
00:34:43.920
uh the election process would preclude lifetime terms for these people i don't think they envisioned
00:34:50.960
somebody being elected you know 30 times in congress i mean come on first of all because it was a pain in the
00:34:59.700
ass it was such a pain in the ass that's why they put washington where it is it was a swamp
00:35:06.320
it was mosquito ridden it was at a time where um you could get malaria from mosquitoes so they knew
00:35:14.140
nobody wanted to go and it wasn't a full-time job you had other full-time jobs so you were like let's
00:35:22.600
get the business done i got to go back to work so they would only meet for a couple of months every year
00:35:28.640
so it it wasn't the way it is now and also you know i i go back to america the beautiful one of my
00:35:37.000
favorite lines is more than self their country loved joe biden does not care he is building a
00:35:46.680
biden empire and a biden uh cash machine and i really don't think he loves the country more than
00:35:56.480
himself and that is the case with a lot of these people and they've can they may look at you and
00:36:04.020
say how dare you say that but they've convinced themselves that that is true and they've said well
00:36:10.760
if i'm not doing it who would we've got to change the country we've got to do this but they're enriching
00:36:15.980
themselves this is so corrupt nancy pelosi is so corrupt joe biden is so corrupt do you really
00:36:24.380
think they care about you and your community if you're struggling i.e the the new bill that just
00:36:33.900
was passed to reduce inflation that's going to do anything but and is a tax that begins at 30 000
00:36:42.560
so you're making 30 000 a year next year your taxes are going up is that more than self their country
00:36:51.660
loved nancy pelosi announcing she's going to taiwan when we don't do that you can go to taiwan
00:37:01.360
but you don't in her position announce it weeks ahead you say i'm going on an asian tour and then
00:37:10.460
quietly you go and then when you're done you announce it as you're leaving that's the way we always do it
00:37:18.040
but she doesn't love the country as much as she loves herself or she was drunk or she's just
00:37:26.720
incompetent which one is the best these people should be shamed into retirement shame on you for being
00:37:38.880
you're not clear enough i know if i'm not clear enough i would never come on the air because it would
00:37:46.420
be irresponsible of me they don't seem to care about it the question is why and then the real
00:37:54.800
important question is what are you going to do about it are you going to continue to vote for i don't
00:38:01.420
care if it's republican independent i don't care if it's the guy i absolutely love if mike lee for
00:38:08.840
instance is starting to slip i'd be the first one to say you know mike i don't want to lose this seat but
00:38:16.460
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00:38:23.340
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hello america and welcome to the glenbeck program i want to talk to you a little bit about the matrix
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but um instead of neo being a hero that just kind of woke up our hero is let's say
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I want you to take a minute and just ask yourself a question
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forget about the transitional economy horse crap
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I'm talking about the things you can change here and now
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do you have a lot of credit card debt that's hanging over your head
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there are places where you could cut spending and save more
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by getting you to do something that doesn't work for you
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he is sharing the latest on his investigation into Hunter Biden
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he's someone we just requested information from
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celebrating now that they're they no longer have
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fantastic it's almost about 20 percent or 16 percent
01:44:08.800
of the uh of the island's electricity but let's
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flush it down the toilet and hey let's not order more coal
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in no time my house is just two weeks away from being finished
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so i'm sure the governor is probably saying to the people of
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why just two weeks it'll be finished in two weeks
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don't worry about it just it's gonna hurt a little bit
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a little bit well a lot five times you know it's gonna
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but uh you know that's like uh just going into a boxing ring
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expecting to box me and lo and behold uh you're fighting mike tyson
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don't worry about it don't worry about it's not a big change
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these countries are these countries and our country
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are just going to go down the tubes and i don't understand why people are like
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um nancy pelosi uh and her bar uh i'm probably some ice cream
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flew overnight to uh to asia she's in singapore or shanghai or one of those
01:46:39.160
s countries or cities wasn't that one of the like uh trump was talking about
01:46:46.640
s countries i think anyway she's she's in one of those
01:46:49.860
and uh she is um she's not saying if she's gonna go
01:46:54.320
to uh uh to taiwan now she just won't say she's
01:46:59.000
tight-lipped and most of that tightness is from the
01:47:01.880
face stretching that she's had done over the years but
01:47:04.460
she's very tight-lipped now and uh and it's nice because china said
01:47:09.200
pretty much you know kind of like we're thinking maybe an act of war if you go
01:47:15.300
uh but uh who are we to say so it's fabulous and we wish her all the best
01:47:22.280
we really do now um here's the uh the next uh story that i think is
01:47:28.540
kind of important um you know i just told you that hawaii
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was uh you know taking themselves out of the coal business they're not taking
01:47:37.780
any more shipments and don't worry that the other plants the solar panels
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they'll all be done in you know two weeks don't worry about it
01:47:48.400
now here's the good news people are starting to rethink like
01:47:56.080
right and uh what about uh nuclear energy ding ding ding
01:47:59.580
they'd already gotten turned off all their nukes and everything else
01:48:03.100
now um russia's back online sending them the gas but they've
01:48:09.300
you know gosh where did we put that extra 20 percent
01:48:12.220
so now they're cutting it down by like 20 percent
01:48:18.800
well they know they're not going to have enough they're not sure they're going to
01:48:21.260
get anything once it turns to winter with russia
01:48:27.280
a little harsh from time to time and they're kind of pissed off at this point
01:48:32.880
and i love this uh coal fire plants are being revived in germany
01:48:37.800
billions are being spent on terminals to bring in liquefied natural gas
01:48:41.280
um and they are looking for any kind of natural gas
01:48:46.980
who has any kind of natural gas that they could sell to europe
01:48:51.480
and we've looked the world over and we just can't find any country that has
01:48:59.480
gosh i wish we could help europe out but we just don't have
01:49:13.840
that um they're going to have to reduce everybody's going to have to reduce
01:49:18.380
their their um usage their consumption of energy by 16 percent
01:49:23.180
i think that extra one percent you know 15 percent you know nice round number
01:49:28.020
about 15 they got it down to 16 and so i think that means
01:49:43.300
over 68 degrees and you're not allowed to uh air condition your home
01:49:49.960
uh below 78 degrees so it's going to be very nice it's going to be very nice
01:49:55.840
uh they're going to have to sacrifice a little bit
01:49:57.920
um you the city has also banned the use of mobile air conditioning units
01:50:04.340
and you know i don't know about you but um and i've thought this out a lot
01:50:10.840
because i care about the planet and global warming and what are all these
01:50:14.580
people going to do you know they're going to die from heat
01:50:17.540
and um i have an idea and you can write this down germany you can take this for
01:50:36.580
or dare i say it coal until you get those things running again
01:50:41.780
but uh if you're not going to do that well then people are going to die
01:50:48.560
yeah well this is a well thought out plan i've been thinking about it for years too
01:50:51.720
you have been glenn and and there's this idea that
01:50:56.940
if you think about things in through that framework you have a problem
01:51:01.120
if you think about things in the framework of protecting human life and and having human life flourish
01:51:13.340
what they're saying is global warming the whole world will be like phoenix arizona
01:51:18.260
which we know has no people they're all dying of you know heat exhaustion and uh
01:51:25.720
i feel bad for the population yeah they act as if we can't see what a world would be like
01:51:30.420
if there were a lot of heat waves what if you had a community there where you saw triple digit
01:51:34.560
temperatures often yeah well what if we have them already we see how people
01:51:39.660
how people deal with that they're now trying to make the same point about the northwest well they
01:51:44.260
don't have a lot of air conditioning uh people in the northwest don't have air conditioning people
01:51:47.460
in seattle don't have it uh yeah you get some here's what you wrote in an inconvenient book this
01:51:51.420
is back in the 2006 uh so this is not you coming up last minute with this solution
01:51:56.680
uh when the heat wave of 2003 when the heat wave of 2003 hit europe nearly 35 000 mostly elderly
01:52:03.520
people died the size and scope of the tragedy gave global warming theorists an opportunity
01:52:07.940
to spout their views to almost every news camera on the globe they claim that events like this
01:52:13.160
justify the eu spending an estimated 1.443 trillion dollars by 2023 which is right around the corner
01:52:21.220
now to alter its energy industry enough to possibly avert climate change a hundred years ago there
01:52:26.640
was nothing you could do about a heat wave except stay away from fat smelly relatives now we can do
01:52:32.060
this magic thing called condition the air 35 000 air conditioners cost about 2.5 million dollars
01:52:39.480
or perhaps you can pick a few vacant office buildings that your economy and its double digit
01:52:44.300
unemployment rates can't support and turn the ac on then just fire up a few gasoline powered school
01:52:50.860
buses and shuttle old people to the air conditioned facilities repeat every time it gets hot
01:52:56.180
kind of it was a yeah yeah and it was a it was a tough i mean i worked in a think tank for a very
01:53:05.500
long time on that solution you sure did but i mean again that's what the the left loves to leave out of
01:53:11.400
this equation the fact that we can do things to solve whatever issues there might be so if we do get
01:53:17.280
more heat waves which i don't think is a certainty but if we do then we will deal with it what is the
01:53:22.800
main thing we're trying to do here when it comes to the climate the main thing we would be trying to
01:53:27.740
do is to limit the amount of people who die because of the climate right that's the main metric you'd
01:53:34.100
think we'd be focusing on and you would think we're focused right though that chart of how that
01:53:40.160
has progressed has not shown up in any un ipcc report we do have it though from your book an
01:53:46.420
inconvenient book and it shows the rate of death from extreme weather that has dropped by about 99
01:53:53.920
percent from two from 1915 to 2000 in this in this book it ends at 2004 though we know the rate has
01:54:04.120
dropped even farther since then and it's because we've come up with solutions to deal with uh these
01:54:10.840
things we've advanced and adapted and made life better for people yet the left always says the
01:54:17.000
opposite look at you can quote boneheads like whoever wrote that book or you can quote bill mcguire
01:54:24.900
who's just got put a new book out last week hot house earth an inhabitant skied and he argues that
01:54:33.460
after year of ignoring warnings from scientists it is now too late to avoid the catastrophic impacts
01:54:41.400
of climate change and at this point there's nothing we can do now if i'm writing that book that's where
01:54:48.420
the book starts that's where the book ends you close it but he found a few other things to say
01:54:54.020
now the university college of london earth sciences he's a professor there uh said that the record-breaking
01:55:02.180
heat waves across the uk and the dangerous wildfires i mean that's global warming uh and as we headed
01:55:10.240
further into 2022 uh soon it'll be unrecognizable to every one of us meaning the world uh and i think
01:55:19.900
that's true it's already unrecognizable you know when people are saying a heat wave is going to uh scare
01:55:27.860
all of us to death i'm sorry uh burn all of us to death if we don't die in the fiery flood uh so
01:55:36.520
anyway um the um he's now saying that we have to have zero admission we have to have it right away
01:55:44.460
i don't know why we have to because well it's too late to do anything about it i say we take all the
01:55:52.680
money and buy air conditioners myself um however there are some things that um that can be done
01:55:59.140
and that is we'll stop uh taylor swift from uh from flying in a private jet uh she said that she
01:56:07.980
has now found out that taylor swift yes america's sweetheart her jet her co2 emissions total
01:56:16.500
about 1200 times more than the emissions from the average person's annual emissions seven metric tons
01:56:24.120
she's she's got 1200 times that uh her jet emits more carbon dioxide than any other celebrity jet
01:56:33.460
but she says wait you can't pin that on me because i lease my jet out and other people use my jet
01:56:43.440
i i i don't use it all the time you know it's other people that do it uh well she can try to get away
01:56:52.880
with it all you want uh but we know she should probably be in climate jail along with somebody else
01:57:00.760
yes leonardo dicaprio we all know and love him he was um a survivor of the titanic who knew
01:57:09.600
uh but he survived and yet he still has the courage to get onto big boats uh apparently he's got a
01:57:19.420
uh vacation record on large like 250 foot yachts uh that uh is doing a lot of damage to the environment
01:57:31.180
and the the man who took him on was the brazilian uh president uh bonsonero and uh
01:57:41.940
this this weekend leonardo dicaprio you know tweeted about the rainforests and how it blah blah blah
01:57:50.060
and uh the brazilian president uh uh wrote hey you should give up your your yacht before you lecture
01:57:58.700
about the uh environment here in brazil okay he was um just pictured on a 150 million dollar uh yacht
01:58:09.180
it's the largest uh manufactured in britain it produces about 238 uh tons of carbon dioxide per mile
01:58:23.140
per mile uh and he said look uh you again leo i mean i could tell you again give up your yacht
01:58:33.440
before lecturing the world but i know you progressives you want to change the entire world
01:58:39.280
but never change yourself so i'm gonna let you off the hook but between us it's weird to see a dude who
01:58:45.300
pretends to love the planet paying more attention to brazil than to the fires harming europe and his own
01:58:51.840
country you know that's a problem he says leo unlike the places you're pretending not to see
01:58:58.900
by brilliantly playing the role of a blind man brazil is and will carry on being a nation that
01:59:06.100
with the most preserves you can carry on with your hollywood star toys as we do our job in my government
01:59:14.040
the average deforestation is way lower than it was in the past when the crook turned candidate
01:59:19.860
that your brazilian buddy supports was in power it's clear that everyone who attacks brazil and
01:59:26.580
its sovereignty for the sake of virtue signaling doesn't have a clue about the matter they don't
01:59:31.160
know for instance that we preserve more than 80 percent of our native vegetation or that we have
01:59:36.920
the cleanest energy among g20 nations i mean he goes on and on and on it's nice to hear somebody fight
01:59:45.600
back uh and just not take it when if it's true that they have the cleanest uh energy among the g20
01:59:53.640
he should be heralding them but he's not instead he's on his on his yacht lecturing everybody and he's
02:00:03.320
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