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00:00:00.000 Oh, oh, oh, we have no room to compromise We gotta stay together if we're gonna survive

00:00:30.000 Stay the strength and hold the light It's a new day, a time to ride

00:00:47.000 Welcome to the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:00:54.000 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:00:59.000 Well, hello, America. The pandemic is not over. We're still feeling the aftershocks and this is a new earthquake.

00:01:07.000 In March of 2021, 25 heads of the governments and international agencies called for a new treaty that would protect the world from huge future health crisis.

00:01:19.000 We needed to act faster than we did.

00:01:52.000 They want to cut through the red tape. And if the WHO says you got to shut your country down, that the countries don't really have a choice.

00:02:02.000 We got to shut the if they say, you know, who's really hurt. It's the Trump people that are spreading this.

00:02:12.000 I guess maybe we would have to we'd have to close all the doors for the Trump people. I don't know exactly.

00:02:18.000 I just know this usurps our right to govern ourselves and our country's sovereignty.

00:02:28.000 And it is coming up right around the corner. We have Dr. Kat Lindley on.

00:02:34.000 She she grew up in Yugoslavia. And so she she knows this kind of oppression and she is one of the fiercest fighters against it. 0.96

00:02:43.000 We're going to get all the details in 60 seconds. First, I want to talk to you about Jace Medical.

00:02:50.000 You know, the good people over the Chinese Communist Party, they have your best interest at heart.

00:02:55.000 They really they really do. And if there were, let's say, you know, major medicine shortages throughout the United States all of a sudden, why?

00:03:03.000 Our good friends, the Chinese, they would just make more of it and send it as fast as they could. 1.00

00:03:08.000 Of course, now they've got a lot of fentanyl coming over, you know, so they'd have to wait in line for the fentanyl

00:03:14.000 because there's a big demand for that here in the United States, apparently.

00:03:18.000 And they're willing to do it and send it right to Mexico where the drug cartels can send it.

00:03:23.000 So I don't know about you. I just don't trust the Chinese. 1.00

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00:04:18.000 Dr. Kat Lind, uh, Lindley.

00:04:23.000 She is a family physician and the global health project co-founder and president.

00:04:28.000 And she is the director of global COVID summit.org.

00:04:33.000 Dr.

00:04:34.000 Welcome to the program.

00:04:35.000 Thank you for having me today.

00:04:37.000 You bet.

00:04:38.000 You bet.

00:04:39.000 So, so tell people, most people don't know anything about this.

00:04:44.000 What is the WHO doing?

00:04:48.000 So exactly as you said, they came together in 21 and decided that we need better protection

00:04:53.000 from future pandemics because that's what they feel that we going to have this perpetual

00:04:59.000 state of, uh, emergent pathogens and new pandemics.

00:05:03.000 Uh, what they're trying to do is negotiate at the same time, two documents.

00:05:07.000 One is the treaty that they are calling a, uh, agreement currently because they're trying

00:05:12.000 a way to, to, to get away from calling it a treaty since treaties have to be ratified

00:05:17.000 in our Senate.

00:05:18.000 So this is one document.

00:05:20.000 The other one is, uh, amendments to international health regulation.

00:05:24.000 Uh, they really need to be looked at together because exactly as you said, if they are passed

00:05:30.000 in May of this year by the world health assembly in Geneva, it would give powers to director

00:05:36.000 general in an event of public health emergency to decide that the area needs to be closed.

00:05:43.000 The borders can be closed.

00:05:44.000 They can issue quarantine isolation.

00:05:47.000 They can dictate to the member states what type of therapeutics we use, diagnostics, vaccines.

00:05:54.000 There is a huge push for more censorship of, uh, voices that don't feel the same as the

00:06:01.000 World Health Organization.

00:06:02.000 There is this war on infodemics.

00:06:05.000 Um, there is going to be a sharing of intellectual properties, more push for EU ways to approve

00:06:12.000 new products.

00:06:14.000 Um, and all in all, when you really look at the documents and read both of them, you really

00:06:20.000 understand that this is an attack on us constitution, specifically first amendment, fourth, 10th and

00:06:27.000 14th amendment.

00:06:28.000 Okay.

00:06:29.000 Good.

00:06:30.000 But, but only those, only those that's good.

00:06:32.000 Uh, um, the people will say, Oh, this is a conspiracy.

00:06:38.000 They're not trying to take away.

00:06:40.000 They're just trying to help.

00:06:41.000 They're just trying to help.

00:06:43.000 Well, yes, that's actually the big push that, um, director general Tedros always says for the

00:06:52.000 future generations, we must pass this pandemic agreement because we need to protect them.

00:06:58.000 And if we don't, we are failing at our jobs.

00:07:01.000 In reality, you have to see that, um, the World Health Organization is trying to position

00:07:07.000 themselves to become this global health authority.

00:07:11.000 Um, there is also something in the article five of the pandemic, uh, agreement called one

00:07:18.000 health.

00:07:19.000 And one health essentially says that the lives of humans are not more important than, uh,

00:07:26.000 animal plants and everything is intertwined with the climate change.

00:07:31.000 So with this one health agenda, the World Health Organization will, would essentially have,

00:07:36.000 um, power over, you know, the full aspect of life on earth.

00:07:42.000 Well, that's fantastic.

00:07:44.000 Um, is the World Health Organization still in bed with the Chinese or is that something 0.98

00:07:49.000 that, that can change from time to time just based on the, I don't know, the appointments

00:07:55.000 of, of the people, or is this still an arm of the Chinese?

00:08:00.000 Very much.

00:08:01.000 So Tedros was actually a position with the support from China and, uh, specifically United

00:08:08.000 Nations, uh, as you are well aware, uh, World Health Organization is the subsidiary of, uh,

00:08:14.000 United Nations.

00:08:15.000 And there is actually, it's interesting to watch both of these organizations at the same time

00:08:20.000 because UN is pushing for global governance and they are pushing for this CBDC, the central

00:08:27.000 bank digital currency.

00:08:29.000 If you combine that with the World Health Organization push for back vaccine, digital passport that

00:08:36.000 they have adopted from European union, you can really see this, um, possibility of reaching

00:08:45.000 social credit score system that they already have in China.

00:08:48.000 These are not conspiracy theories.

00:08:50.000 You just have to read their documents.

00:08:52.000 So lay it all there.

00:08:54.000 Yeah.

00:08:55.000 Are you getting any attention at all from the mainstream media?

00:08:58.000 No mainstream media really likes this pandemic agreement.

00:09:04.000 Luckily we are getting some support from legislators on federal level and specifically on state level.

00:09:11.000 I feel that, um, I listen to you all the time.

00:09:15.000 So I know you were well aware of our, of political landscape on federal level.

00:09:20.000 We will have a difficult time because, uh, Biden administration is the one pushing for most

00:09:26.000 of these amendments.

00:09:27.000 Yes.

00:09:28.000 And they are very much in favor of the, uh, pandemic agreement.

00:09:31.000 But on state level, we can actually protect ourselves because of the 10th amendment.

00:09:36.000 And, um, in New Hampshire, I testified in February on a bill HB 1156 that would not allow any jurisdiction

00:09:46.000 to the world health organization on state level on, um, um, you know, county levels and things

00:09:53.000 like that.

00:09:54.000 So they are going for a full vote on the floor this Thursday.

00:09:58.000 And, uh, we need all hands on deck.

00:10:01.000 We need everyone in New Hampshire to call their representatives because it made it out of the

00:10:06.000 committee split, right?

00:10:08.000 Democrats, uh, were against this bill and Republicans obviously understand the dangers.

00:10:13.000 So we need people to call their representatives and push for this bill to be passed.

00:10:17.000 And that is in New Hampshire.

00:10:19.000 And when is that, uh, decision that vote Thursday and bill is HB 1156.

00:10:27.000 1156.

00:10:28.000 Okay.

00:10:29.000 Um, we'll, uh, we'll put some notices out.

00:10:33.000 If you're in New Hampshire, please call this happens Thursday.

00:10:37.000 And this, the 10th amendment is the amendment that says anything that's not enumerated in

00:10:44.000 the constitution as a federal power.

00:10:47.000 All of that goes back first to the people are first to the states and the people.

00:10:52.000 Um, and if it's, if it's not spelled out in the constitution, then they have no, they

00:11:00.000 have no jurisdiction.

00:11:01.000 The state can, uh, can make the rules on that.

00:11:05.000 And so you're trying to use the, the 10th amendment saying that there's, there's nothing

00:11:12.000 in the constitution that says what exactly, what are they claiming is their power?

00:11:18.000 The healthcare, the police power, when it comes to healthcare of the citizen of the state

00:11:24.000 are go to the federal, I mean, to the state level, federal, um, level has no jurisdiction

00:11:31.000 over the healthcare of the citizens.

00:11:33.000 So this is why it's important to actually push for this to protect the states.

00:11:39.000 Um, so that the World Health Organization, if they decide we need future lockdowns, new

00:11:45.000 vaccines, quarantine, and things like that, the state agencies do not have to comply and

00:11:51.000 they should not comply.

00:11:52.000 How different would COVID have been if this were in play?

00:11:59.000 Not only that, how different the COVID would have been if the physicians were allowed to

00:12:03.000 do what we know best to do.

00:12:05.000 Correct.

00:12:06.000 You know, early treatment, us really coming in, uh, first line and taking care of the people

00:12:12.000 and then speaking with our agencies and our agencies listening to us.

00:12:16.000 I would say the only good thing that happened, um, during COVID era is that we realized that

00:12:23.000 our government, I know, you know, this, but most people didn't realize that our government

00:12:28.000 is not really working for us.

00:12:30.000 And there are too many strings attached with many of these agencies, you know, someone

00:12:35.000 like me, I understand what has happened because I look at it through global eyes, you know,

00:12:42.000 build back better.

00:12:43.000 When have you had these, uh, heads of state in every country say exactly the same words

00:12:48.000 build back better, better.

00:12:50.000 You had me at hello.

00:12:51.000 Nonsense.

00:12:52.000 Yes.

00:12:54.000 And, you know, people need to realize that this truly is, uh, an, an attack on national

00:13:01.000 sovereignty of all the countries.

00:13:02.000 Yes.

00:13:03.000 You know, I was in Croatia in December testifying in their, uh, parliament.

00:13:08.000 And that's exactly what I said.

00:13:10.000 You know, Croatians need to remember who they are, love their country and take back their 1.00

00:13:15.000 power.

00:13:16.000 The same thing with Americans. 0.86

00:13:17.000 This is a country that understands freedom, that understands this is the most important

00:13:22.000 thing we have in the world.

00:13:24.000 And we need to take back our power.

00:13:26.000 Simple as that.

00:13:27.000 How, how concerned are you just as a, as an individual that, you know, grew up under communism,

00:13:33.000 left Yugoslavia, I think when you were about 18, uh, and got to Italy and then to America

00:13:39.000 to go to school, how concerned are you with what you're seeing in just America itself?

00:13:46.000 You know, I, I am a true example of what American dream is, and I have five children.

00:13:55.000 I do fear for their future.

00:13:57.000 I fear, you know, with everything that's happening, the transgender policies, we're trying to confuse 1.00

00:14:03.000 our children and who they are so that they are easily controlled.

00:14:07.000 Um, you know, I hate this bipartisan divide because we all should value what America stands

00:14:14.000 for.

00:14:15.000 And if, if you lose this country, if we lose the freedom, you know, America is a beacon

00:14:21.000 of hope for so many people like myself.

00:14:24.000 And every, everyone, when I speak with people around the world, everyone says eyes are on

00:14:29.000 United States, you know, you guys get your act together, do something.

00:14:34.000 We're letting it slip through our fingers and, uh, I'm a realist.

00:14:39.000 And I have to tell you, I'm, I'm afraid.

00:14:41.000 I am really afraid.

00:14:43.000 We need a complete change of leadership in November.

00:14:48.000 Every person needs to go and vote.

00:14:51.000 They need to become poll watch watchers.

00:14:54.000 They need to do whatever they can to make sure that we have fair elections, that our voices

00:14:59.000 are counted and that whoever is in leadership next understands that this country is such

00:15:06.000 a unique place in the world.

00:15:07.000 And there is no place like this.

00:15:09.000 Dr. Kat Lindley.

00:15:11.000 Thank you.

00:15:12.000 We'll talk again.

00:15:13.000 The thing that you can do right now is educate yourself.

00:15:16.000 Go to global COVID summit.org, global COVID summit.org.

00:15:21.000 If you live in New Hampshire, there is a vote on bill 11 56 on Thursday.

00:15:27.000 Um, it, it must pass and stop, uh, the federal government from giving the state sovereignty away.

00:15:36.000 Uh, your doctors will not be able to speak out.

00:15:40.000 Your doctors will be silenced, uh, and we will be controlled by the world health organization.

00:15:47.000 Something really run by China and the United nations.

00:15:50.000 I don't know.

00:15:51.000 I'm not really for it.

00:15:53.000 Wake up America.

00:15:54.000 Doctor.

00:15:55.000 Thank you very much for joining us.

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00:17:29.000 Today's newsletter and and and really, in the last, in the last week or so.

00:17:37.000 The news, if you are somebody that wants to be prepared mentally, physically, spiritually,

00:17:46.000 you need to really pay attention to the news.

00:17:50.000 I know because I live it.

00:17:53.160 I don't want to pay attention to the news.

00:17:56.000 I don't want to read.

00:17:57.320 I used to read all kinds of nonfiction books.

00:18:00.720 I'm reading fiction books now to escape from the reality of what's really happening just to give my brain a rest a little bit.

00:18:09.520 But you have to know what the news is because it's becoming critical because so many things are happening.

00:18:17.960 When you listen to this entire podcast or broadcast today, you'll have a scope of what's coming our way.

00:18:25.160 And in looking at today's news, it's a straight and narrow path to be able to navigate these waters.

00:18:37.100 And I don't know if you've ever actually been in a straight where you have to navigate through that water.

00:18:44.340 I've only done it once.

00:18:46.940 I was on a big boat.

00:18:48.360 We were in the Bahamas and we were going someplace, some pink sand island or something.

00:18:53.980 And this large boat needed to have a boat in front of it.

00:19:00.440 And all hands were on deck because they had dug this straight out.

00:19:08.480 And so right by the shoreline was this very narrow path that the ship could go.

00:19:16.260 And if it missed anything, it would get stuck.

00:19:18.580 And so every hand was on deck and they were all looking off to the side and they would be shouting up to the captain, five feet, five feet, five feet, four feet.

00:19:31.800 And it was a little nerve wracking, you know, not dangerous, but we'd be stuck and it would our journey would be over.

00:19:42.680 That's where we are straight and narrow path.

00:19:47.140 Straight is not spelled like a straight line.

00:19:51.940 A straight is very different. 0.93

00:19:53.440 And it's really difficult to navigate.

00:19:58.480 Now is the time that we need to be very, very aware of our surroundings.

00:20:05.000 You know, I said, there's going to come a time where you're going to need the constant companion of the Holy Spirit.

00:20:14.000 And when it says, stop, turn around, go away, that's right now.

00:20:19.380 That's happening right now.

00:20:22.480 And if you're not asking, should I go here?

00:20:26.560 Should I do this?

00:20:27.460 If you're not listening to that still small voice in you, start listening and obeying.

00:20:34.320 It will get stronger as you listen and obey.

00:20:38.420 Do it no matter what it says.

00:20:42.080 Sometimes it doesn't make any sense.

00:20:44.700 Stop, you're going the wrong direction.

00:20:47.000 What?

00:20:48.140 Stop, you're going the wrong direction.

00:20:50.560 You must start listening to that voice.

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00:20:57.060 Just today's will show you a giant cage is being made for the entire Western world.

00:21:05.340 And these things are coming in.

00:21:08.340 All of the bars are being put in one by one.

00:21:11.540 And we're going to go through a few of them.

00:21:13.620 The World Health Organization is one.

00:21:17.220 That can happen by June.

00:21:20.340 And they know exactly what they're doing.

00:21:22.660 That's why they're calling it anything but a treaty so it doesn't have to go through the Senate.

00:21:28.080 Yeah, Mom.

00:21:40.100 Yeah, I would.

00:21:41.940 You know, this is such an interesting phrase right now because one of the righteous among the nations,

00:21:48.980 somebody who saved Jews during World War II, told me, you don't understand.

00:21:54.120 We weren't suddenly righteous.

00:21:55.900 We didn't change.

00:21:56.900 That was the point.

00:21:58.000 We didn't change.

00:21:58.700 We just remembered what was true and tried to stop everybody else from going over the cliff.

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00:23:04.920 Our job is becoming crazier and crazier.

00:23:09.520 Somebody from the Blaze just burst into the studio a few minutes ago and said, we have big breaking news.

00:23:15.880 You want to break it?

00:23:17.320 And Stu and I listened to it and we're like, wait, what?

00:23:21.380 I mean, I don't even think I understand it.

00:23:23.580 I mean, it's like, it's crazy.

00:23:26.520 It's crazy.

00:23:27.220 So we're trying to understand it.

00:23:30.020 And then apparently this is not any place else.

00:23:35.280 So we'll have that.

00:23:37.020 If we understand it, we don't know even the ramification.

00:23:40.280 We're like, wait, it is so bizarre.

00:23:42.980 It is so bizarre.

00:23:44.640 Strange world right now.

00:23:46.460 Good heavens.

00:23:47.660 All right.

00:23:47.880 In the show prep today, available at Glenn Beck.com.

00:23:50.540 United States faces increasingly fragile world order, says our spy chiefs.

00:23:57.440 No.

00:23:59.120 The U.S. intelligence agency said on Monday, the country faces an increasingly fragile world order.

00:24:07.600 Really?

00:24:09.000 I'm quoting them.

00:24:10.140 An ambitious but anxious China, a confrontational Russia, some regional powers such as Iran and more capable non-state actors,

00:24:20.540 are challenging longstanding rules of the international system, as well as U.S. primacy within it.

00:24:27.740 Oh, OK, good.

00:24:29.380 China is providing economic and security assistance to Russia as it wages war in Ukraine.

00:24:34.880 By supporting Russia's industrial base, it also warns that China could use technology to try to influence this year's elections.

00:24:44.700 China may attempt to may attempt.

00:24:47.880 Of course, it China may attempt to influence the U.S. elections in 2024 at some level because of its desire to sideline critics of China and magnify U.S. societal divisions.

00:25:00.160 OK, so interesting.

00:25:05.120 So China sounds like a real problem, right?

00:25:08.320 I mean, we're debating whether or not we should have TikTok.

00:25:13.100 I mean, TikTok is an absolute nightmare.

00:25:18.060 TikTok is waging cognitive warfare.

00:25:22.700 Remember, we talked about this.

00:25:24.240 We have the U.S. government waging cognitive warfare on us, the citizens, and China is doing it well as well. 0.97

00:25:34.580 But TikTok is really doing a number on our kids.

00:25:37.700 The average American using TikTok spends how many minutes a day on it?

00:25:43.740 Good God.

00:25:45.360 If it's over one, we are 82 minutes every day.

00:25:50.380 That's the average.

00:25:51.660 And each video is how long?

00:25:52.780 Like six seconds?

00:25:53.900 Yeah, six seconds.

00:25:54.080 The company ByteDance, which is TikTok, also makes movies, watch carefully, is located right by the headquarters of the Ministry of State Security.

00:26:07.720 So this is convenient because ByteDance, while streaming billions of videos onto our screens via TikTok, is also spearheading an artificial intelligence infrastructure that is run by the Chinese intelligence service.

00:26:23.380 So it's not an entertainment company.

00:26:26.500 It is part of the military intelligence industrial complex of China.

00:26:31.220 And this algorithm is made to keep people glued to their phones.

00:26:39.360 This is the Communist Party has said that the algorithms of TikTok is a national security asset.

00:26:51.040 Interesting.

00:26:53.380 So you have TikTok doing this.

00:26:59.000 Military strategists in China are saying we need mind superiority through perception manipulation via propaganda, by changing how people look at the present, cutting off a people's historic memory, by warping their view of their own country's past so people will be open to changing their views.

00:27:22.500 Changing the paradigm of thinking by targeting the paradigm of thinking by targeting people to change the way they view problems and thereby changing their belief.

00:27:31.120 Deconstructing symbols, getting people to reject certain traditional symbols and therefore modifying a nation's identity.

00:27:41.560 We've got our own people in our own country trying to do all of those things.

00:27:47.080 When you're taking down the statues, when you're reimagining history, what do you think you're doing?

00:27:53.260 You're dismantling our narrative so we are more likely to collapse.

00:27:59.320 Here's the kicker according to the Chinese Communist Party.

00:28:03.940 The ultimate goal is to manipulate a country's values and to achieve strategic goals without an actual overt military battle.

00:28:13.560 So they are trying to destroy us without ever sending a Chinese bullet our way. 1.00

00:28:24.060 And we're playing footsie with them.

00:28:26.480 Meanwhile, we are also having everything built by them.

00:28:30.560 Chinese crane manufacturing company at the center of a congressional espionage investigation denied posing a threat to the United States national security.

00:28:39.640 Here's what happened at the seaports, China bills ship to shore cargo cranes.

00:28:46.540 Those are those giant cranes. 0.97

00:28:48.400 You saw Tom Cruise operating one in War of the Worlds.

00:28:53.020 You know, there's kind of like these these big, you know, you shaped kind of devices and crane operator sits at the top.

00:29:01.380 Well, they found spying devices in all the cranes they were making.

00:29:04.920 And China was like, what that you're kidding me.

00:29:08.820 That was well, we didn't mean anything by that.

00:29:11.460 No, they're just spying on our ports.

00:29:14.440 I don't know.

00:29:16.200 Trojan horse sound familiar.

00:29:18.440 So I go back to what they were saying yesterday with the spy chiefs.

00:29:24.920 The threats reported noted that trade between China and Russia has been increasing since the start of the Ukraine war and the Chinese exports of goods with potential military use rose more than threefold since 2022.

00:29:41.780 So they're helping Russia. 0.64

00:29:45.780 They are partners with Russia.

00:29:49.700 Republican House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson, an ally of former President Donald Trump, has so far refused to call on a vote that would provide 60 billion more for Ukraine.

00:30:00.460 The measure has passed the Democratic run Senate.

00:30:03.000 Why would we want to get into a bigger war with Russia when we now know China's in bed with them and our real enemy is China?

00:30:14.820 Central Intelligence Agency Director William Burns said continued support for Ukraine would send a message to China.

00:30:24.820 Oh, would it?

00:30:25.400 It's our assessment that Chinese leader Xi Jinping was sobered by what happened in Ukraine.

00:30:33.380 The crisis in Gaza is a stark example of how regional developments have the potential of broader, even global implications.

00:30:40.460 They noted attacks by the Houthi militias on shipping and said the militant groups Al Qaeda and ISIS, inspired by Hamas, have directed supporters to conduct attacks against Israeli and U.S. interests.

00:30:55.400 Well, that sounds good, right?

00:30:58.360 We should send more money over to Iran. 0.98

00:31:02.720 After a protester interrupted the hearing with shouts about the need to protect civilians in Gaza, they turned to protecting the Palestinian enclave.

00:31:13.420 The reality is there are children who are starving.

00:31:16.320 They're malnourished as a result of the fact that humanitarian assistance can't get to them.

00:31:21.160 Whose fault is that?

00:31:23.520 Whose fault is that?

00:31:25.400 It's very difficult to distribute humanitarian assistance effectively unless you have a ceasefire.

00:31:29.920 Uh-huh.

00:31:31.240 Emotions rose in the hearing as some senators discussed immigration across the U.S. border with Mexico.

00:31:37.440 Notice immigration is nowhere.

00:31:41.280 Nowhere.

00:31:42.720 Senator has to bring it up.

00:31:44.400 Hey, what about immigration?

00:31:46.240 And then the tensions rose.

00:31:48.080 FBI director Christopher Wray expressed concern.

00:31:52.000 Now, listen to this because I don't understand it.

00:31:55.140 Concerned about terrorism implications from potential targeting of vulnerabilities at the border.

00:32:04.600 Noting rising threats from Americans inspired by Islamic groups and other foreign militants since the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7th.

00:32:16.080 So are we talking about those Americans that are, I don't know, in Dearborn?

00:32:23.540 What Americans are we talking about? 0.56

00:32:25.780 Are we talking about those damn mega, mega, monstrous, mega Trump supporters that are somehow or another inspired?

00:32:36.200 What, who is he talking about?

00:32:39.960 Well, he said the domestic threat has gone to a whole new level.

00:32:44.940 Okay, I'm all for getting rid of extremists.

00:32:48.040 I'm all for making sure they don't hurt people.

00:32:51.060 But who are the extremists?

00:32:53.180 Because I know you never want to say the word Muslim, but anybody who believes in the Constitution seems to be on a list right now. 0.73

00:33:03.140 Also, we found out yesterday in another report that the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, and other intelligence agencies are working together with gaming companies to root out so-called domestic violent extremists.

00:33:27.540 Now, okay, that doesn't sound constitutional, does it?

00:33:35.780 And here's why I say this.

00:33:40.140 I've told you before that my son was being groomed online, and it was through a game.

00:33:50.080 And in the days I trusted the FBI, we called the FBI, they came over, they caught the guy, knew exactly who it was.

00:33:58.700 And the reason why they knew who it was is because everything that is said on the games is recorded.

00:34:09.260 Everything.

00:34:10.880 Did you know that?

00:34:12.640 I didn't know that until the FBI said they needed his gaming box.

00:34:17.460 Why?

00:34:18.580 Because every conversation is recorded.

00:34:22.300 So, I'd just like a little more information on what the government is doing with the gaming companies.

00:34:31.900 What information are they giving?

00:34:34.060 Because the gaming companies spoke off the record.

00:34:37.800 They didn't want to be identified.

00:34:40.360 But they spoke off the record that, yeah, we're giving up information.

00:34:44.780 What information?

00:34:45.680 By the way, you know, the whole border thing, wide array of dangerous threats.

00:34:56.540 Wide array of dangerous threats.

00:34:58.880 Meanwhile, the Italian police have arrested three Palestinians allegedly planning terrorist attacks in Italy.

00:35:06.540 And what are we doing?

00:35:07.580 The DOJ, the Department of Justice, has just issued a gag order that requires immigration judges to seek department approval

00:35:18.340 before speaking out publicly on anything regarding the border.

00:35:24.940 So, we're now silencing the speech, the First Amendment right, of our judges.

00:35:32.820 I don't know.

00:35:38.120 Starfield, which direction is it running?

00:35:40.520 Towards freedom or away from freedom?

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00:37:32.960 Mike Lee on X yesterday said,

00:37:47.120 It's time to abolish the TSA.

00:37:50.380 Airlines can and will secure their own planes if a federal agency doesn't do it for them.

00:37:57.200 They'll do a better job than the TSA without undermining the Constitution

00:38:00.800 and with less groping, showing more respect for passengers.

00:38:04.940 I saw this, and then the comments underneath were all the same.

00:38:08.640 Oh, you're going to let a private company do it?

00:38:11.180 Yeah, you know the one airport that has a private company?

00:38:14.460 I think there's only one in America that chose, because they didn't trust the government,

00:38:20.020 San Francisco.

00:38:22.100 That private company is known in test after test after test to do a better job than any of the other airports

00:38:29.340 that have TSA.

00:38:31.320 So, yeah, yeah, the airlines are really kind of motivated to make sure that nobody gets on

00:38:36.880 that shouldn't get on.

00:38:37.940 The government, in the meanwhile, is just giving people a free pass.

00:38:42.360 Oh, you came across the border illegally.

00:38:44.040 We don't really know who you are.

00:38:45.280 Come on in.

00:38:46.220 We're going to put you on a plane.

00:38:48.560 So, yeah, and I wonder, I haven't talked to Mike about this,

00:38:51.900 but I wonder why he's suggesting this now.

00:38:56.820 Is he as concerned as, I don't know, I and others are that the state is growing so powerful

00:39:03.100 and that TSA is just another, you know, brown shirt or jackbooted thug organization 0.55

00:39:14.060 that could spring out of whatever they're actually building in Washington?

00:39:19.520 I don't know.

00:39:20.360 I don't know.

00:39:21.500 We should have him on, but I thought that was very interesting.

00:39:24.200 By the way, one dead after the Mexican cartels opened fire on illegal immigrants

00:39:30.460 who were utilizing an Uber to cross into the United States on our southern border.

00:39:36.020 Apparently, they didn't have permission from the drug cartel.

00:39:40.100 They didn't pay the tax to the drug cartel, so they just opened fire, killed one,

00:39:45.440 injured a bunch of other people.

00:39:47.360 The Border Patrol says that happens all the time.

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00:41:29.500 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:41:32.760 So an amazing, amazing statement

00:41:40.220 from a governor.

00:41:42.100 The governor of Alaska, Mike Dunleavy.

00:41:46.520 He said the Biden administration

00:41:49.220 has sanctioned Alaska

00:41:51.280 more than they have Iran.

00:41:56.240 I'm going to go through some of those sanctions on Alaska 0.84

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00:43:32.100 Hopefully we don't have a problem

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00:43:36.920 Mike Dunleavy,

00:43:38.280 to call in from the great state of Alaska.

00:43:44.000 The sanctions on Alaska,

00:43:45.920 when you look at the map of Alaska

00:43:47.480 and you see what the federal government has done,

00:43:49.880 it's like where you can actually be free

00:43:52.380 is the size of a postage stamp.

00:43:54.900 It is remarkable

00:43:56.780 what they are doing to the state of Alaska.

00:43:59.360 And meanwhile,

00:43:59.860 they're just letting Venezuela,

00:44:02.240 everybody else just,

00:44:03.360 oh, no sanctions on you.

00:44:04.440 Go ahead, pump oil, pump oil.

00:44:08.000 Anyway, we'll talk to him as he calls in.

00:44:10.920 I guess we should update you.

00:44:13.420 There is the hearing today

00:44:16.120 on the guy who gave President Biden

00:44:19.180 a pass saying,

00:44:22.840 oh, you know what?

00:44:23.460 He's just a kind old man

00:44:27.400 who's just forgetful.

00:44:29.300 Yeah, well-meaning elderly man

00:44:31.820 with a poor memory.

00:44:32.940 Yeah.

00:44:33.640 Yeah.

00:44:34.740 The transcript has actually been released,

00:44:37.320 and the transcript is a little shocking.

00:44:40.620 I didn't think it was shocking at all, actually.

00:44:44.280 I've watched Joe Biden for multiple years,

00:44:45.840 and this is about how I think he is in private.

00:44:48.320 Now, it's weird because the portrayal of Biden

00:44:52.360 by the media and, of course, the Democrats

00:44:55.080 is that when he's in public,

00:44:57.780 he's a bumbling idiot, sure,

00:45:00.420 but you don't see him like we do.

00:45:03.180 When he's behind the scenes,

00:45:04.840 he's always on top of everything.

00:45:07.360 In fact, it's so impressive,

00:45:08.720 none of these 25, 30-year-old aides

00:45:10.940 can even keep up with the guy.

00:45:12.020 I mean, it's incredible.

00:45:13.220 It's so stupid.

00:45:14.440 And if you believe that,

00:45:16.080 you literally will believe anything.

00:45:17.480 Yes.

00:45:17.800 Anything.

00:45:18.700 But I thought some of the transcript

00:45:20.020 was interesting.

00:45:21.300 Can I give you some of this?

00:45:22.600 Yeah, go for it.

00:45:23.120 This is from the people

00:45:24.920 who were talking about

00:45:25.500 how he couldn't remember dates,

00:45:26.740 and I think it's overblown

00:45:28.280 after reading the transcript.

00:45:29.320 You make up your own mind.

00:45:30.780 Here's Joe Biden.

00:45:31.520 He said,

00:45:32.500 this is from the New York Times.

00:45:33.940 This is actually the part

00:45:35.600 of the transcript

00:45:37.080 the New York Times

00:45:37.760 wanted you to know.

00:45:39.380 Yeah, wanted you to know.

00:45:40.040 Occurred.

00:45:40.580 Biden, quote,

00:45:42.700 well, um,

00:45:46.040 I,

00:45:47.040 I,

00:45:47.820 I,

00:45:48.820 I,

00:45:49.580 I,

00:45:51.020 I

00:45:52.240 don't know.

00:45:54.760 This is,

00:45:55.760 what,

00:45:57.460 2017,

00:45:58.860 2018,

00:46:00.020 in that area?

00:46:01.120 Mm-hmm.

00:46:01.660 He's,

00:46:02.140 her answers,

00:46:02.900 yes, sir.

00:46:03.940 Remember,

00:46:04.660 in this time frame,

00:46:06.020 my son is

00:46:07.160 either been deployed

00:46:09.800 or is dying.

00:46:13.160 It's 2017?

00:46:14.340 2017,

00:46:14.920 2018, Glenn.

00:46:15.640 When did he,

00:46:16.200 when did he die?

00:46:17.020 2015.

00:46:17.780 Oh.

00:46:18.720 Whoops.

00:46:19.140 So he's either deployed

00:46:20.720 or dying in 2017

00:46:22.920 or 18.

00:46:24.460 Mm-hmm.

00:46:25.780 And he says,

00:46:27.100 uh,

00:46:27.920 he's either been deployed

00:46:28.820 or dying,

00:46:29.260 and,

00:46:29.920 and so it was,

00:46:31.560 and by the way,

00:46:32.780 there were still

00:46:33.980 a lot of people

00:46:34.640 at the time

00:46:35.400 when I got out

00:46:35.980 of the Senate

00:46:36.480 that were encouraging

00:46:37.320 me to run

00:46:38.200 in this period

00:46:38.940 except the president,

00:46:42.000 which is just sad

00:46:44.360 that he has to admit this.

00:46:45.760 Yes, yes.

00:46:46.300 Um,

00:46:46.740 and I'm not,

00:46:47.960 and that's not a mean

00:46:48.860 thing to say,

00:46:49.520 he just thought

00:46:50.220 that she had a better

00:46:51.340 chance of winning

00:46:51.980 the presidency

00:46:52.640 than I did.

00:46:54.580 It says quite a bit.

00:46:56.300 Yeah.

00:46:56.400 The most hated woman

00:46:57.260 in all of politics.

00:46:58.160 Right.

00:46:58.440 Ah,

00:46:58.640 she's a better bet.

00:46:59.620 And so I hadn't,

00:47:02.280 I hadn't,

00:47:03.340 at this point,

00:47:04.860 even though I'm at Penn,

00:47:06.560 I hadn't walked away

00:47:07.740 from the idea

00:47:08.460 that I may run

00:47:09.200 for office again.

00:47:10.540 But if I ran again,

00:47:11.900 I'd be running

00:47:12.420 for president.

00:47:13.680 And,

00:47:14.460 and so,

00:47:15.720 what was happening,

00:47:17.180 though?

00:47:18.360 What month did Bo die?

00:47:20.360 Oh God,

00:47:21.700 May 30.

00:47:23.120 And then,

00:47:23.940 all of the lawyers

00:47:24.880 step in at this point,

00:47:26.260 White House lawyer,

00:47:27.140 uh,

00:47:27.640 2015.

00:47:28.260 2015,

00:47:29.120 2015.

00:47:30.100 Unidentified male speaker,

00:47:31.120 2015.

00:47:32.080 And he says,

00:47:33.760 was it 2015

00:47:34.920 he had died?

00:47:36.840 Mm-hmm.

00:47:37.800 Unidentified male speaker,

00:47:38.920 it was May of 2015,

00:47:41.020 Biden.

00:47:41.780 It was 2015.

00:47:45.240 Biden's personal lawyer,

00:47:46.400 or I'm not sure

00:47:47.000 the month, sir,

00:47:47.860 I'm not sure

00:47:48.260 that was the year,

00:47:49.020 though.

00:47:49.620 Another person

00:47:50.900 shoving in,

00:47:51.380 that's right,

00:47:51.820 Mr. President,

00:47:52.620 it was 2015.

00:47:53.360 All these other people

00:47:53.920 remember when his,

00:47:55.200 Biden's son died.

00:47:56.920 And he said,

00:47:57.360 and what happened

00:47:58.240 in the meantime is,

00:48:00.020 that as,

00:48:01.540 and Trump gets elected

00:48:02.680 in November of 2017?

00:48:06.380 Question mark?

00:48:07.740 Unidentified male speaker,

00:48:09.020 2016.

00:48:10.300 We have actually elections

00:48:11.300 every four years.

00:48:12.140 Yeah,

00:48:12.340 he doesn't know that.

00:48:13.200 It's always an even number.

00:48:14.160 Yeah.

00:48:14.540 You know,

00:48:14.760 without question.

00:48:15.840 He's only been in government

00:48:17.320 his entire life,

00:48:18.540 so how would he know that?

00:48:20.520 You know,

00:48:21.000 of course,

00:48:21.280 that's just the Senate.

00:48:22.820 2016,

00:48:24.040 2016.

00:48:25.000 All right.

00:48:25.840 So,

00:48:26.440 why do I have 2017 here?

00:48:29.500 That's when you left office.

00:48:31.480 January of 2017,

00:48:33.100 says the White House Counsel.

00:48:35.420 Yeah,

00:48:35.800 okay,

00:48:36.400 but that's when Trump

00:48:37.460 gets sworn in,

00:48:38.580 January.

00:48:39.180 You see,

00:48:39.440 he's just repeating

00:48:40.160 what other people,

00:48:41.000 after he's wrong,

00:48:42.640 people correct him,

00:48:43.560 and then he just repeats

00:48:44.520 what they're saying.

00:48:45.660 And,

00:48:45.940 every person has seen this

00:48:47.940 with an old relative,

00:48:49.060 right?

00:48:49.280 Like,

00:48:49.540 when you're in a conversation

00:48:50.420 with them,

00:48:51.120 they don't know

00:48:51.520 what the answer is,

00:48:52.220 you tell them,

00:48:52.840 and then they kind of

00:48:53.380 just repeat it.

00:48:54.040 Like,

00:48:54.220 it helps them kind of,

00:48:55.920 you don't know,

00:48:56.440 center themselves

00:48:57.200 on what's going on.

00:48:58.140 When you don't have somebody

00:48:59.220 to give you

00:49:00.080 something to repeat,

00:49:01.840 this is what that relative

00:49:03.200 sounds like.

00:49:03.860 This is from yesterday,

00:49:05.040 cut one.

00:49:06.060 Tremendous amount of things

00:49:07.040 you can cut.

00:49:09.140 Maybe precisely.

00:49:13.140 Tremendous amount of things

00:49:14.380 you can do,

00:49:15.440 not cut.

00:49:16.780 He said,

00:49:17.160 I will,

00:49:17.620 and the bottom line is,

00:49:19.280 he's still at it.

00:49:20.720 Oh my God.

00:49:21.480 Wow.

00:49:21.860 So,

00:49:22.220 you got that going for you.

00:49:23.340 Now,

00:49:23.560 this is the guy

00:49:24.420 who is,

00:49:25.900 according to the governor

00:49:27.120 of Alaska,

00:49:28.060 Mike Dunleavy,

00:49:29.600 sanctioning Alaska

00:49:31.420 more than he has

00:49:33.760 sanctioned Iran.

00:49:36.280 Governor Dunleavy,

00:49:37.280 welcome to the program.

00:49:39.160 Hey, Glenn,

00:49:39.640 good morning.

00:49:40.380 Hey,

00:49:40.620 good morning.

00:49:41.260 So,

00:49:41.800 I know it's really early

00:49:43.120 for you.

00:49:44.840 Thank you for being

00:49:45.720 on the program.

00:49:46.720 That's quite a statement

00:49:47.800 to make.

00:49:49.280 Well,

00:49:50.420 it is,

00:49:51.040 but if you look

00:49:52.120 at the 55,

00:49:53.860 56 actions now,

00:49:55.900 compared to the 19 actions

00:49:57.940 that have been set

00:49:59.500 against Iran 0.78

00:50:00.300 starting in 2005,

00:50:02.540 this is 55 actions

00:50:03.880 since the Biden

00:50:04.920 administration

00:50:05.400 came into office

00:50:06.380 against one of its own states,

00:50:08.580 a resource-producing state

00:50:09.940 like Alaska.

00:50:10.840 And so,

00:50:11.880 it is serious.

00:50:13.060 It is real.

00:50:13.840 And many of us

00:50:16.520 in Alaska

00:50:17.000 are viewed

00:50:17.340 as an economic war

00:50:19.000 on Alaska.

00:50:20.580 So,

00:50:21.460 56 executive orders

00:50:23.320 and actions

00:50:24.200 targeting your state.

00:50:25.820 Can you go through

00:50:26.420 some of them?

00:50:28.260 Oh,

00:50:28.560 absolutely.

00:50:29.640 So,

00:50:30.220 for example,

00:50:31.540 in 2017,

00:50:33.160 under the Jobs Act

00:50:34.220 that was passed

00:50:35.360 by Congress

00:50:36.040 and signed into law

00:50:37.260 by President Trump,

00:50:38.940 now that required

00:50:40.480 lease sales

00:50:41.480 in ANWR,

00:50:42.680 the Arctic National

00:50:43.560 Wildlife Refuge,

00:50:44.440 the coastal plain area

00:50:45.640 that was always

00:50:46.540 up for

00:50:47.580 oil production

00:50:48.760 anyway.

00:50:49.720 Those leases

00:50:50.380 were sold

00:50:51.180 and then under

00:50:51.780 the Biden administration

00:50:52.700 they unilaterally

00:50:53.500 canceled them.

00:50:54.160 That's a violation

00:50:54.740 of law.

00:50:55.440 That's huge

00:50:55.960 because that has

00:50:56.800 one of the last

00:50:57.600 remaining large

00:50:59.180 oil and gas fines

00:51:00.360 probably in North America.

00:51:01.820 That was taken

00:51:02.760 off the list.

00:51:04.140 Offshore oil leases

00:51:05.180 in the Arctic,

00:51:06.040 off the list.

00:51:07.420 13 million acres

00:51:08.840 in NPRA.

00:51:09.940 Now,

00:51:10.200 NPRA,

00:51:11.040 National Petroleum Reserve,

00:51:12.700 up in Alaska

00:51:13.420 that was founded

00:51:13.960 over 100 years ago

00:51:15.000 under President Hardy,

00:51:16.740 its sole purpose

00:51:17.800 was to provide oil

00:51:19.440 for the nation.

00:51:20.520 It was a naval

00:51:21.080 petroleum preserve

00:51:22.660 at first.

00:51:24.020 And so,

00:51:25.060 this is just

00:51:25.840 a handful

00:51:26.880 of incidents

00:51:29.400 of what we call

00:51:30.900 sanctions

00:51:31.420 against Alaska

00:51:32.360 that make it

00:51:33.480 difficult for us

00:51:34.300 to produce oil,

00:51:36.120 makes it difficult

00:51:37.000 for us to mine,

00:51:38.680 makes it difficult

00:51:39.360 for us to even

00:51:40.120 get into the

00:51:40.740 Tongass National Forest

00:51:42.100 for timber,

00:51:42.760 the largest national

00:51:43.440 forest in the

00:51:44.700 United States.

00:51:45.900 We really can't

00:51:46.900 get into that

00:51:47.460 forest to harvest

00:51:49.020 timber.

00:51:49.600 This is one thing

00:51:50.360 that I have not

00:51:51.520 experienced,

00:51:52.840 so I don't know

00:51:53.680 if I understand it.

00:51:55.320 They're no longer

00:51:56.960 building roads

00:51:58.040 or maintaining

00:51:58.840 any of the roads,

00:51:59.920 so you can't

00:52:00.660 get in

00:52:01.200 to haul

00:52:03.220 lumber out,

00:52:03.800 and then

00:52:04.140 they've also

00:52:05.000 banned you

00:52:06.180 from taking out

00:52:07.960 mature lumber.

00:52:11.080 Is that right?

00:52:11.940 Old growth,

00:52:13.140 that's correct.

00:52:13.560 Old growth.

00:52:14.360 And not only

00:52:15.520 are they not

00:52:16.020 building roads,

00:52:17.020 they dismantled

00:52:17.900 all of the

00:52:18.540 mills that were 1.00

00:52:20.820 in Southeast Alaska,

00:52:21.980 and this happened

00:52:22.560 under the Clinton

00:52:24.260 administration.

00:52:25.020 However,

00:52:25.780 under President Trump,

00:52:26.880 he began to

00:52:28.040 restore it as an

00:52:28.960 actual working

00:52:29.680 force for timber,

00:52:31.700 for mining,

00:52:32.320 for recreation,

00:52:33.480 and then when

00:52:33.920 the Biden

00:52:34.300 administration came

00:52:35.120 in, they once

00:52:35.780 again closed it

00:52:36.620 down again.

00:52:37.580 And so it's

00:52:39.100 just been a

00:52:39.600 series each

00:52:40.940 year of

00:52:42.120 different actions,

00:52:43.480 different executive

00:52:44.100 orders that are

00:52:45.700 targeted against

00:52:46.480 Alaska.

00:52:47.600 And Glenn,

00:52:47.960 here's the

00:52:48.340 interesting thing

00:52:48.920 I don't think

00:52:49.340 your listeners

00:52:49.780 understand about

00:52:50.780 Alaska.

00:52:51.180 We were the

00:52:52.260 only state

00:52:53.000 required at

00:52:54.660 statehood in

00:52:55.240 1959, in our

00:52:56.520 statehood act,

00:52:57.220 we were required

00:52:58.020 to collectivize

00:52:59.140 all the resources

00:53:00.360 in Alaska

00:53:01.300 under the

00:53:02.360 government,

00:53:02.940 under the

00:53:03.280 state government.

00:53:04.120 And the

00:53:04.380 reason for

00:53:04.960 that is

00:53:05.520 those that

00:53:06.480 were contemplating

00:53:07.640 allowing Alaska

00:53:08.440 to become a

00:53:08.980 state felt it

00:53:10.100 had too small

00:53:10.940 of a population,

00:53:11.940 about 150,000

00:53:12.800 to 200,000

00:53:13.360 people, to

00:53:14.520 pay for itself

00:53:15.480 through things

00:53:16.040 like an income

00:53:16.560 tax or a

00:53:17.340 statewide sales

00:53:18.000 tax.

00:53:18.380 So they

00:53:18.660 compelled us to

00:53:19.520 collectivize those

00:53:20.260 resources,

00:53:21.180 to develop

00:53:22.080 those resources

00:53:22.980 to pay for

00:53:23.640 ourselves.

00:53:24.440 And that's

00:53:24.880 the cruel

00:53:25.740 irony of

00:53:26.640 this whole

00:53:27.020 thing, is

00:53:27.500 we were

00:53:28.340 allowed to

00:53:28.700 come in as

00:53:29.000 a state as

00:53:30.260 long as we

00:53:30.880 developed our

00:53:31.720 resources.

00:53:32.640 And now we're

00:53:33.240 being told we

00:53:33.940 can't develop

00:53:34.480 our resources,

00:53:35.120 which means our

00:53:36.880 viability as a

00:53:37.660 state is in

00:53:38.120 question.

00:53:39.220 I'm looking

00:53:40.120 at the map

00:53:42.220 of Alaska.

00:53:44.920 And by the

00:53:45.280 way, you

00:53:46.360 know this,

00:53:47.260 Alaska is far

00:53:48.740 more beautiful

00:53:49.400 than anybody

00:53:50.080 could ever

00:53:50.660 describe.

00:53:51.180 It is

00:53:51.840 stunning.

00:53:54.200 And it's

00:53:55.460 also

00:53:56.040 enormous

00:53:57.540 flying over

00:53:59.180 Alaska.

00:53:59.760 You're like,

00:54:00.240 when does

00:54:00.900 this state

00:54:01.640 ever end?

00:54:03.100 But I'm

00:54:05.360 looking at

00:54:05.800 the map.

00:54:07.420 You maybe

00:54:08.280 have maybe

00:54:10.040 a third

00:54:10.820 of Alaska

00:54:12.640 is not

00:54:13.460 protected now?

00:54:15.980 Pretty much.

00:54:17.400 Yes, that's

00:54:17.980 correct.

00:54:18.280 And as a

00:54:18.660 matter of

00:54:18.980 fact, you

00:54:20.380 know, we

00:54:20.560 had national

00:54:21.120 parks before

00:54:21.940 1980.

00:54:22.620 And in the

00:54:23.240 waning days of

00:54:24.100 Jimmy Carter,

00:54:25.140 his gift to

00:54:26.140 Alaska on the

00:54:27.080 way out was

00:54:27.900 to build even

00:54:28.540 more monuments

00:54:29.560 and wilderness

00:54:30.380 areas, taking

00:54:31.160 millions and

00:54:32.300 millions of

00:54:32.720 acres off the

00:54:33.380 table for

00:54:34.560 Alaska's ability

00:54:35.780 once again to

00:54:36.680 develop some of

00:54:37.340 those resources.

00:54:37.940 And by the

00:54:38.760 way, Glenn, we

00:54:39.720 develop our

00:54:40.300 resources, the

00:54:41.740 little that we're

00:54:42.320 allowed to, in

00:54:43.300 probably the most

00:54:43.880 responsible manner

00:54:45.020 in the world.

00:54:46.560 And what really

00:54:48.300 befuddles many of

00:54:49.200 us up here is

00:54:49.960 the environmentalists

00:54:51.820 obviously have their

00:54:52.660 hooks in this

00:54:53.180 administration, and

00:54:54.340 they don't want to

00:54:55.380 have any development

00:54:56.380 in Alaska, but

00:54:57.420 they're okay with

00:54:58.340 it going overseas

00:54:59.500 to places like

00:55:01.000 Iran, to places

00:55:02.540 like China, to

00:55:04.100 places like

00:55:04.600 Venezuela, where the

00:55:06.100 environment is not

00:55:06.840 protected, human

00:55:07.840 rights are not

00:55:08.440 protected, and as

00:55:09.680 we know in the

00:55:10.120 case of Iran, they're 0.95

00:55:11.840 now producing 3.74

00:55:13.580 million barrels of

00:55:14.960 oil per day.

00:55:16.060 They're using some

00:55:17.040 of that money to

00:55:18.180 fund terrorism

00:55:18.900 throughout the

00:55:19.380 Middle East.

00:55:19.980 So none of it

00:55:20.580 makes any sense

00:55:21.160 to us.

00:55:22.860 We'll continue our

00:55:23.900 conversation with

00:55:24.640 the governor of

00:55:25.260 Alaska in just a

00:55:27.400 minute.

00:55:27.640 Stand by.

00:55:29.080 Since data

00:55:29.820 reporting began back

00:55:30.820 in January of

00:55:31.500 73, there have

00:55:32.980 been three instances

00:55:34.300 where commercial

00:55:35.440 bank credit

00:55:36.060 has pulled back

00:55:36.900 at least 2%

00:55:37.900 from its all-time

00:55:39.200 high.

00:55:39.680 First time, October

00:55:40.940 2001, during the

00:55:42.160 dot-com bubble, in

00:55:43.960 March 2010, shortly

00:55:45.340 after the recession,

00:55:46.440 and just a few

00:55:47.180 months ago, in

00:55:47.820 November of

00:55:48.440 23.

00:55:49.820 Wall Street and

00:55:50.880 the economy aren't

00:55:52.640 intertwined.

00:55:54.600 Recessions tend to

00:55:55.900 negatively impact

00:55:57.180 corporate earnings,

00:55:58.460 which can then send

00:55:59.840 the stock market

00:56:00.680 plummeting.

00:56:01.800 We have to take

00:56:03.120 our economy and

00:56:04.440 our problems

00:56:05.120 seriously.

00:56:05.900 We're going to

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00:57:24.460 Welcome back to

00:57:35.280 Governor Mike

00:57:36.300 Dunleavy of

00:57:37.440 Alaska.

00:57:38.960 So, how is

00:57:40.240 this impacting

00:57:41.280 you as a

00:57:43.340 state, your

00:57:44.560 state funds, and

00:57:45.960 the people who

00:57:47.060 do business up

00:57:47.960 in Alaska?

00:57:49.720 Well,

00:57:50.420 great question.

00:57:52.300 So, what

00:57:53.040 happens is

00:57:53.960 there's a

00:57:55.300 chill for

00:57:56.840 investment in

00:57:57.520 Alaska.

00:57:58.080 In other

00:57:58.380 words,

00:57:59.220 outfits that

00:57:59.800 would otherwise

00:58:00.380 be investing

00:58:01.140 in mining,

00:58:02.400 oil, gas,

00:58:04.260 timber,

00:58:05.040 they go other

00:58:05.660 places,

00:58:06.240 because the

00:58:06.860 uncertainty

00:58:07.520 caused by this

00:58:09.020 administration and

00:58:10.240 these actions

00:58:10.900 level against

00:58:11.580 Alaska, once

00:58:12.340 again, 55,

00:58:13.240 I think it's

00:58:13.600 56 now,

00:58:14.780 just make it

00:58:15.380 such an

00:58:16.340 uncertain

00:58:16.700 situation that

00:58:17.920 investors don't

00:58:18.460 want to come

00:58:18.900 here.

00:58:19.100 Our population

00:58:20.360 right now is

00:58:21.180 pretty much

00:58:21.600 stagnant.

00:58:22.420 We haven't

00:58:22.740 grown in the

00:58:23.240 last few years

00:58:25.560 because of

00:58:26.840 some of these

00:58:27.580 actions.

00:58:29.280 Many of our

00:58:30.100 young people are

00:58:30.780 actually leaving

00:58:31.440 the state and

00:58:32.420 going to the

00:58:32.920 lower 48 where

00:58:33.760 there's more

00:58:34.220 opportunity.

00:58:35.560 And so, the

00:58:36.240 impact on our

00:58:37.440 coffers is

00:58:38.980 going to be

00:58:40.840 significant.

00:58:41.620 Right now,

00:58:42.760 we run about

00:58:44.020 490,000 barrels

00:58:45.640 through our

00:58:46.000 pipeline.

00:58:47.320 We were able

00:58:48.020 to get

00:58:48.440 Willow, the

00:58:49.120 Willow Project

00:58:49.980 passed or

00:58:50.820 allowed to be

00:58:51.380 put into play.

00:58:52.800 And so, with

00:58:53.120 that investment,

00:58:53.960 we should get

00:58:54.400 another 140,000

00:58:56.300 barrels here in

00:58:56.940 the next several

00:58:57.400 years.

00:58:58.460 But, nonetheless,

00:58:59.180 when we're

00:58:59.400 looking at the

00:58:59.920 midterm, Glenn,

00:59:00.820 in the long

00:59:01.260 term, the

00:59:02.160 prospects don't

00:59:02.980 look very good

00:59:03.760 for investors,

00:59:05.000 don't look very

00:59:05.800 good for

00:59:06.160 opportunity in

00:59:06.940 Alaska.

00:59:07.600 And, really,

00:59:08.320 what disappears

00:59:08.900 to many Alaskans

00:59:09.780 is an attempt to

00:59:10.560 just turn Alaska

00:59:11.280 into a big

00:59:12.040 national park

00:59:13.500 and, you

00:59:14.980 know, absolutely

00:59:15.880 a hamstring

00:59:16.440 in the viability

00:59:16.980 of the state

00:59:17.340 going forward.

00:59:18.040 So, it's an

00:59:19.000 uncertain situation

00:59:19.980 which causes a

00:59:21.020 lack of investment

00:59:22.020 and uncertainty.

00:59:22.940 I have to tell

00:59:23.480 you, if Congress

00:59:24.060 doesn't take

00:59:24.640 their power back

00:59:25.540 and take

00:59:27.720 the unconstitutional

00:59:30.920 power away

00:59:33.180 from the

00:59:34.200 administrative

00:59:34.860 offices,

00:59:36.740 we're not

00:59:38.400 free and we

00:59:39.820 have no way

00:59:40.460 to fight this.

00:59:41.720 What are you

00:59:42.260 doing to fight?

00:59:43.040 Well, we've

00:59:45.980 had a lawyer

00:59:47.120 up, unfortunately.

00:59:48.200 We've asked

00:59:48.660 our legislature

00:59:49.340 for the past

00:59:49.800 several years

00:59:50.460 for millions

00:59:51.580 of dollars

00:59:53.200 in funds

00:59:54.900 for what we

00:59:55.580 call our

00:59:55.920 statehood defense

00:59:56.780 to fight against

00:59:57.900 their own

00:59:58.180 federal government

00:59:58.840 in order to

00:59:59.900 slow down what

01:00:00.700 these agencies

01:00:01.220 are doing,

01:00:01.860 in order to

01:00:02.540 try and reverse

01:00:03.140 some of the

01:00:03.460 things that these

01:00:03.900 agencies are

01:00:04.420 doing.

01:00:04.640 And so we

01:00:05.620 end up spending

01:00:06.280 money, again,

01:00:07.880 against their

01:00:08.420 own federal

01:00:09.400 agencies, our

01:00:10.020 own federal

01:00:10.480 government.

01:00:11.560 And, I mean,

01:00:12.320 Glenn, you know

01:00:12.800 that the federal

01:00:13.440 government has

01:00:13.980 unlimited resources.

01:00:15.440 A state like

01:00:15.980 Alaska does not.

01:00:17.840 And so we're

01:00:19.520 fighting them.

01:00:20.240 We're trying to

01:00:21.040 enlist the help

01:00:22.360 of other states.

01:00:24.360 We've been

01:00:24.700 talking with other

01:00:25.700 congressmen and

01:00:27.420 senators from other

01:00:28.040 states explaining

01:00:29.180 Alaska's situation.

01:00:30.820 We're getting, I

01:00:31.660 think, a good

01:00:32.740 reception, especially

01:00:33.700 from those on

01:00:34.920 the Republican

01:00:35.620 side.

01:00:36.480 I also have to

01:00:37.160 say senators like

01:00:38.060 Joe Manchin from

01:00:38.980 a resource state

01:00:39.620 like West Virginia

01:00:40.400 has been very

01:00:41.760 sympathetic to the

01:00:42.900 plight of Alaska.

01:00:43.720 He understands it

01:00:44.420 well.

01:00:44.780 So we're trying to

01:00:46.080 build up a group

01:00:48.360 of legislators,

01:00:50.040 congressmen,

01:00:51.140 senators, and

01:00:52.400 other governors to

01:00:53.620 understand what's

01:00:54.140 going on with

01:00:54.540 Alaska because once

01:00:55.380 it happens here,

01:00:56.760 and if they're

01:00:57.180 able to be

01:00:57.980 successful at

01:00:59.360 snuffing out the

01:01:00.520 future of Alaska

01:01:02.000 in terms of a

01:01:02.540 development state,

01:01:03.700 there's no telling

01:01:05.060 where they're

01:01:05.340 going to stop.

01:01:07.660 This is so

01:01:08.440 concerning.

01:01:10.340 How can we

01:01:11.140 help, Mike?

01:01:12.680 Well, this is, I

01:01:13.840 mean, the form

01:01:14.340 you're giving me

01:01:14.800 right now is a

01:01:15.820 great way to get

01:01:16.800 this out to

01:01:17.300 people.

01:01:18.160 And people, people

01:01:18.860 need to understand

01:01:19.540 that, as you

01:01:20.060 said, Glenn,

01:01:20.780 Alaska is a very

01:01:21.680 beautiful place.

01:01:22.920 And because of

01:01:24.000 that, we do take

01:01:25.000 care of it.

01:01:25.760 We have some of

01:01:26.420 the strictest

01:01:27.040 environmental

01:01:27.480 regulations there

01:01:28.620 is.

01:01:29.180 The state itself

01:01:30.020 put them in,

01:01:30.680 so we know

01:01:31.520 how to develop

01:01:33.040 our resources.

01:01:34.220 But what the

01:01:34.900 black administration

01:01:35.520 is doing is just

01:01:36.220 trying to kill off

01:01:37.280 the whole enterprise.

01:01:38.380 And so, just

01:01:39.380 letting people know,

01:01:40.620 sharing the 55

01:01:41.640 actions that Dan

01:01:43.960 Sullivan, our

01:01:44.540 senator, had put

01:01:45.220 together on that

01:01:45.800 sheet is going to

01:01:46.560 be helpful.

01:01:47.540 And then we're

01:01:48.040 going to be getting

01:01:48.520 some congressmen

01:01:49.780 and senators up

01:01:50.540 here, hopefully

01:01:50.980 this summer, so

01:01:52.220 they can see on

01:01:52.960 the ground how

01:01:53.840 well we take care

01:01:54.620 of the state, but

01:01:55.700 also see the

01:01:57.300 impact of what the

01:01:59.300 finalistation is

01:02:00.060 doing.

01:02:00.400 So, Governor, let

01:02:01.520 us know how we

01:02:02.800 can help other

01:02:03.560 than this.

01:02:04.820 Keep us informed

01:02:05.660 on this, because

01:02:06.500 as you say, they

01:02:07.980 pick on the one

01:02:09.680 that nobody really

01:02:10.560 is paying attention

01:02:11.400 to, and if they

01:02:12.640 can do this to

01:02:13.340 Alaska, they'll do

01:02:14.340 it to a lot of

01:02:16.480 our states.

01:02:17.880 Thank you very

01:02:18.660 much.

01:02:19.000 From Alaska,

01:02:20.340 Governor of

01:02:21.400 Alaska, Glenn

01:02:23.380 Beck, Governor

01:02:24.720 Mike Dunleavy.

01:02:25.900 All right, let me

01:02:26.900 tell you about the

01:02:27.400 International

01:02:27.800 Fellowship of

01:02:28.580 Christians and

01:02:29.580 Jews.

01:02:31.400 Man, the

01:02:32.760 friends of

01:02:33.580 Israel seem to 0.98

01:02:34.520 be dwindling.

01:02:35.740 Doesn't it feel

01:02:36.380 that way?

01:02:38.360 You know, when

01:02:39.060 the president says

01:02:39.960 a two-state

01:02:40.560 solution is the

01:02:41.420 only solution,

01:02:42.320 that's a little

01:02:43.180 concerning that he

01:02:44.760 doesn't even

01:02:45.280 understand what's

01:02:46.520 going on over

01:02:47.340 there.

01:02:48.320 The suffering of

01:02:50.420 those in Israel

01:02:51.900 is not, of

01:02:53.540 course, being

01:02:54.220 attended to.

01:02:55.720 Nobody is

01:02:56.380 paying attention.

01:02:57.080 There are

01:02:57.880 real hardships

01:02:58.640 now, actual

01:03:00.920 economic

01:03:01.700 hardships.

01:03:02.560 People have

01:03:03.080 lost their

01:03:03.660 homes, etc.,

01:03:04.600 etc., in

01:03:06.360 Israel.

01:03:07.480 The International

01:03:08.140 Fellowship of

01:03:08.960 Christians and

01:03:10.000 Jews are there.

01:03:11.480 They care.

01:03:12.740 Israel is in 1.00

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01:03:52.520 Glenn.

01:03:53.000 I want to tell

01:03:57.940 you about a

01:03:58.840 couple of

01:03:59.140 things and

01:04:00.460 the first

01:04:01.080 one you may

01:04:01.760 not know

01:04:02.160 about.

01:04:02.680 It's in

01:04:03.040 today's

01:04:03.580 newsletter.

01:04:04.240 It is so

01:04:04.760 important.

01:04:06.820 Earlier this

01:04:07.900 month, a

01:04:08.440 federal judge

01:04:09.020 in Alabama

01:04:09.680 held the

01:04:10.720 Corporate

01:04:11.320 Transparency

01:04:12.360 Act as

01:04:13.500 unconstitutional

01:04:14.960 and then

01:04:17.980 they granted

01:04:18.660 the summary

01:04:19.900 judgment

01:04:20.400 against

01:04:20.880 enforcement

01:04:21.480 of this

01:04:22.380 law.

01:04:23.000 went into

01:04:23.820 effect

01:04:24.140 earlier this

01:04:24.820 year.

01:04:25.760 However,

01:04:27.380 apparently

01:04:27.880 the government

01:04:28.740 is saying

01:04:29.120 it only

01:04:29.380 applies to

01:04:30.120 the plaintiffs,

01:04:31.240 not to

01:04:31.640 everybody else.

01:04:33.340 What is

01:04:34.340 the Corporate

01:04:35.000 Transparency

01:04:36.020 Act?

01:04:36.820 Does it

01:04:37.400 affect you?

01:04:38.600 Well,

01:04:39.200 yeah,

01:04:39.720 maybe,

01:04:40.380 maybe.

01:04:41.160 If you have

01:04:41.980 an LLC

01:04:42.780 or you are

01:04:44.360 a company

01:04:44.960 with fewer

01:04:46.000 than 20

01:04:47.140 employees,

01:04:48.260 then this

01:04:49.820 is for you.

01:04:50.600 and remember

01:04:51.280 two years

01:04:52.300 in jail

01:04:52.800 if you

01:04:53.140 don't

01:04:53.380 comply.

01:04:55.540 When

01:04:56.180 Congress

01:04:56.720 passed in

01:04:57.640 2021,

01:04:58.320 the National

01:04:58.720 Defense

01:04:59.140 Authorization

01:04:59.980 Act,

01:05:00.600 it included

01:05:01.580 the bill,

01:05:03.340 the Corporate

01:05:04.060 Transparency

01:05:05.200 Act.

01:05:06.460 Now,

01:05:06.620 remember,

01:05:07.140 we're going to

01:05:07.640 look at

01:05:07.920 everybody's

01:05:08.420 checks because

01:05:09.560 we're looking

01:05:10.020 for, you know,

01:05:11.300 we're looking

01:05:11.620 for embezzlers

01:05:12.900 and people

01:05:13.480 who aren't

01:05:13.840 paying their

01:05:14.260 taxes and

01:05:14.920 everything else.

01:05:15.580 Well,

01:05:17.240 they weren't

01:05:18.320 worried about

01:05:19.160 people,

01:05:19.980 you know,

01:05:20.200 just everyday

01:05:20.740 people.

01:05:21.680 Now,

01:05:22.420 this is another

01:05:23.460 enforcement arm

01:05:24.800 exactly like

01:05:26.060 that,

01:05:26.900 except this

01:05:27.500 is for people,

01:05:28.160 this is small

01:05:28.700 business,

01:05:29.540 only small

01:05:30.360 business people,

01:05:31.480 okay?

01:05:34.820 What it

01:05:35.780 is,

01:05:36.840 is it

01:05:38.360 forces

01:05:38.940 anybody

01:05:39.960 who is

01:05:41.500 incorporated

01:05:42.320 or has

01:05:43.380 an LLC

01:05:44.080 and fewer

01:05:46.560 than 20

01:05:47.220 employees

01:05:48.040 to disclose

01:05:49.480 personal

01:05:50.520 stakeholder

01:05:51.260 information

01:05:52.080 to the

01:05:53.220 Treasury

01:05:53.740 Department's

01:05:54.700 criminal

01:05:55.280 enforcement

01:05:56.200 arm?

01:05:57.560 So,

01:05:58.580 now,

01:05:59.960 like I'm

01:06:00.840 on parole,

01:06:02.040 I have to

01:06:02.720 report

01:06:03.380 to the

01:06:04.960 criminal

01:06:05.420 enforcement

01:06:06.240 arm on

01:06:07.160 what I'm

01:06:07.960 doing with

01:06:08.420 my money?

01:06:10.540 Large

01:06:11.340 businesses,

01:06:11.900 of course,

01:06:12.600 are exempt.

01:06:13.760 The law

01:06:14.040 applies only

01:06:14.680 to companies

01:06:15.220 with 20

01:06:15.760 or fewer

01:06:16.460 employees.

01:06:17.940 Justifications

01:06:18.540 for the law

01:06:19.200 laid out

01:06:19.740 in early

01:06:20.220 versions of

01:06:20.860 the legislation

01:06:21.560 invoked a

01:06:22.540 laundry list

01:06:23.760 of alleged

01:06:24.780 financial

01:06:25.440 horribles,

01:06:26.540 including

01:06:27.060 money laundering

01:06:28.120 and tax

01:06:29.240 evasion,

01:06:29.940 but also

01:06:30.860 they added

01:06:31.400 the word

01:06:31.900 terrorism.

01:06:33.980 Oh,

01:06:35.060 okay.

01:06:36.080 So,

01:06:36.520 they're coming

01:06:36.900 after,

01:06:37.240 they're not

01:06:37.740 doing this

01:06:38.340 to shut down

01:06:39.000 small businesses.

01:06:40.220 No,

01:06:40.500 definitely not.

01:06:41.900 They know

01:06:42.260 small businesses

01:06:42.960 have nothing

01:06:43.700 to do

01:06:44.360 but,

01:06:45.300 you know,

01:06:45.640 print money.

01:06:47.080 Oh,

01:06:47.400 no,

01:06:47.580 that's them.

01:06:48.440 Well,

01:06:48.900 we make

01:06:49.520 so much

01:06:50.020 money because

01:06:50.540 we're a

01:06:50.860 small business

01:06:51.560 and we

01:06:52.340 just have

01:06:52.720 nothing but

01:06:53.420 a whole,

01:06:54.080 we have a

01:06:54.940 legion of

01:06:56.180 accountants.

01:06:57.160 Oh,

01:06:57.300 no,

01:06:57.460 that's big

01:06:57.900 business.

01:06:59.040 What they're

01:06:59.800 doing is

01:07:00.400 trying to

01:07:00.920 make sure

01:07:01.560 that unions

01:07:03.180 are everywhere.

01:07:04.900 They're trying

01:07:05.700 to put small

01:07:06.520 businesses out

01:07:07.840 of business.

01:07:08.420 if you

01:07:09.600 lose the

01:07:10.360 small business

01:07:11.160 community

01:07:11.720 in this

01:07:12.520 country,

01:07:13.580 you're

01:07:13.820 toast.

01:07:16.340 So,

01:07:17.340 the U.S.

01:07:17.860 Treasury's

01:07:18.460 Financial Crimes

01:07:19.640 Enforcement

01:07:20.360 Network,

01:07:21.260 FinCEN,

01:07:22.620 has set up

01:07:23.240 an online

01:07:23.960 reporting system

01:07:25.140 through which

01:07:26.140 business owners

01:07:27.060 are required

01:07:28.280 to report

01:07:29.000 information to

01:07:29.940 FinCEN

01:07:30.640 about the

01:07:31.640 individuals who

01:07:32.420 ultimately own

01:07:33.520 or control

01:07:34.400 them.

01:07:34.780 they started

01:07:36.140 compiling

01:07:36.680 reports for

01:07:37.400 such beneficial

01:07:38.660 ownership

01:07:39.240 information,

01:07:40.220 BOI,

01:07:41.040 on January

01:07:41.760 1st,

01:07:42.720 with a

01:07:43.400 deadline for

01:07:44.180 compliance of

01:07:45.180 January 1st,

01:07:46.260 2025,

01:07:47.300 or 30 days

01:07:48.580 after the

01:07:49.200 creation for

01:07:49.980 companies

01:07:50.400 registered

01:07:51.020 following that

01:07:52.260 date.

01:07:53.180 Is there a

01:07:54.080 penalty for

01:07:54.740 noncompliance?

01:07:55.860 Oh,

01:07:56.040 of course there

01:07:56.420 is.

01:07:56.840 Of course there

01:07:57.260 is.

01:07:57.740 Yeah,

01:07:58.160 yeah,

01:07:58.660 yeah.

01:07:59.800 Civil penalties

01:08:01.040 up to $500

01:08:02.120 for every day

01:08:03.680 that the

01:08:04.080 violation

01:08:04.500 continues and

01:08:06.100 the person

01:08:06.580 may be

01:08:07.040 subject to

01:08:07.620 criminal

01:08:08.060 penalties of

01:08:09.280 up to two

01:08:09.820 years in

01:08:10.520 prison and

01:08:12.300 a fine of

01:08:12.840 $10,000.

01:08:14.740 Wow,

01:08:15.420 I mean,

01:08:15.840 that seems

01:08:16.500 weird because

01:08:19.000 I didn't even

01:08:19.780 know about

01:08:20.620 this.

01:08:22.160 I think we

01:08:22.900 talked about

01:08:23.440 it at one

01:08:23.960 point,

01:08:24.520 maybe didn't

01:08:25.320 really register

01:08:26.300 how many

01:08:27.120 people had

01:08:28.380 to be

01:08:28.660 employed.

01:08:29.060 I thought

01:08:29.500 that it

01:08:29.880 was for

01:08:31.100 companies

01:08:31.560 over 20,

01:08:33.680 you know,

01:08:33.980 and then

01:08:34.340 no small

01:08:34.920 business or

01:08:35.600 no large

01:08:36.320 businesses.

01:08:37.560 So I knew

01:08:38.260 that scam.

01:08:39.540 Gee,

01:08:40.060 I hope my

01:08:40.480 accountants are

01:08:41.160 aware of

01:08:41.640 this.

01:08:41.960 I hope your

01:08:42.400 accountant is

01:08:43.160 aware of

01:08:43.700 all of

01:08:44.220 this because

01:08:46.140 that would

01:08:46.460 be,

01:08:46.900 wow,

01:08:48.060 that would

01:08:48.440 be really

01:08:48.860 bad.

01:08:49.380 You know,

01:08:49.780 when they

01:08:50.120 ran those 0.58

01:08:50.680 ads for,

01:08:52.920 you know,

01:08:54.800 sign up for

01:08:55.560 free health

01:08:56.080 care and

01:08:57.220 they made

01:08:57.520 the free

01:08:58.160 website,

01:08:58.800 well,

01:08:58.980 it wasn't

01:08:59.400 free website,

01:09:00.320 well,

01:09:00.480 it was free

01:09:00.820 for you to

01:09:01.340 check,

01:09:01.660 but it cost

01:09:02.080 us,

01:09:02.400 I think,

01:09:02.580 30 million

01:09:03.200 dollars to

01:09:03.760 build and

01:09:04.520 it didn't

01:09:04.880 work.

01:09:05.540 And they

01:09:06.140 put all

01:09:06.480 that ads,

01:09:07.260 those ads

01:09:07.860 out for

01:09:08.200 Obamacare.

01:09:09.320 Why did

01:09:09.920 they do

01:09:10.200 that?

01:09:10.440 Because they

01:09:11.120 wanted everyone

01:09:12.360 to know about

01:09:13.440 it so you

01:09:14.040 could get

01:09:14.480 free stuff

01:09:15.480 from the

01:09:16.060 government.

01:09:16.760 But here's

01:09:17.600 something that

01:09:18.220 creates

01:09:19.900 criminals out

01:09:22.320 of small

01:09:22.820 business owners

01:09:23.720 and they're

01:09:24.740 not advertising

01:09:25.460 it.

01:09:28.040 Well,

01:09:28.200 why?

01:09:31.700 What the

01:09:32.900 hell is

01:09:33.720 going on?

01:09:34.520 They're doing

01:09:35.320 the same

01:09:35.800 thing.

01:09:36.680 We just

01:09:37.020 talked to

01:09:37.420 the governor

01:09:37.780 from Alaska.

01:09:38.660 What are

01:09:38.860 they doing?

01:09:39.780 They're

01:09:40.300 shutting it

01:09:40.840 down bit

01:09:41.420 by bit.

01:09:42.860 And if

01:09:43.560 you think

01:09:43.980 he's

01:09:44.240 exaggerating,

01:09:45.600 he's not.

01:09:48.180 The 56

01:09:49.600 actions,

01:09:51.720 executive

01:09:52.100 actions from

01:09:53.040 Biden is

01:09:54.240 shutting that

01:09:55.120 down to

01:09:56.340 where they'll

01:09:56.740 be just a

01:09:57.600 national park

01:09:58.400 that nobody

01:09:58.960 can go

01:09:59.520 to.

01:10:03.420 What are

01:10:04.240 they doing

01:10:04.560 here?

01:10:06.180 They're

01:10:06.900 shutting

01:10:07.320 businesses

01:10:08.020 down,

01:10:08.740 small

01:10:09.120 businesses.

01:10:09.860 Try this

01:10:10.220 one.

01:10:10.780 The

01:10:11.220 independent

01:10:11.740 contractor

01:10:12.420 rule.

01:10:13.580 What is

01:10:14.260 that?

01:10:15.200 Well,

01:10:15.440 that went

01:10:15.820 into effect

01:10:16.500 yesterday.

01:10:18.040 And that

01:10:19.160 threatens

01:10:19.640 anybody who

01:10:20.920 is independent.

01:10:22.120 If you're a 0.88

01:10:22.540 gig worker,

01:10:23.260 what's a

01:10:23.580 gig worker? 0.81

01:10:24.160 Well,

01:10:24.320 we think

01:10:24.680 of gig

01:10:25.480 workers as

01:10:26.040 being Uber

01:10:26.660 drivers or

01:10:27.580 things like

01:10:28.520 that.

01:10:29.040 No,

01:10:29.780 that's an

01:10:30.380 independent

01:10:30.940 contractor.

01:10:32.220 Anyone who

01:10:33.440 works when

01:10:34.060 they want

01:10:34.660 to work.

01:10:36.700 You know

01:10:37.400 who's a

01:10:37.720 gig worker? 0.81

01:10:39.660 An

01:10:40.220 independent

01:10:40.660 contract?

01:10:42.580 Truckers.

01:10:44.240 Truckers are

01:10:45.520 independent

01:10:46.060 contractors.

01:10:48.100 Now,

01:10:48.780 let me ask

01:10:49.380 you something.

01:10:49.860 if you're

01:10:52.800 a trucking

01:10:54.780 company,

01:10:55.860 you have

01:10:56.180 10,000

01:10:56.940 truckers,

01:10:59.400 all of

01:11:00.040 them

01:11:00.180 independent,

01:11:01.740 you just

01:11:02.640 hire them

01:11:03.280 for gigs.

01:11:03.900 Hey,

01:11:04.260 who wants

01:11:04.840 to drive

01:11:05.480 from here

01:11:06.100 to Seattle?

01:11:07.700 Who wants

01:11:08.540 it?

01:11:09.240 Put it up

01:11:09.640 for a

01:11:09.860 bid.

01:11:10.280 Okay,

01:11:10.600 great.

01:11:10.940 You take

01:11:11.340 the truck.

01:11:12.820 You can't

01:11:13.720 do that.

01:11:14.200 now they

01:11:15.900 have to

01:11:16.440 hire and

01:11:18.000 provide

01:11:18.760 employment,

01:11:21.200 employment

01:11:21.780 benefits,

01:11:23.340 FICA,

01:11:24.340 everything

01:11:25.020 else,

01:11:26.980 healthcare,

01:11:27.440 and they're

01:11:29.560 now having

01:11:30.080 to hire

01:11:30.760 10,000

01:11:32.080 truckers

01:11:32.700 who,

01:11:33.300 by the

01:11:33.540 way,

01:11:34.380 are going

01:11:34.680 to demand

01:11:35.080 those benefits

01:11:35.740 because,

01:11:36.860 you know,

01:11:37.840 well,

01:11:38.260 the unions

01:11:38.760 will be

01:11:39.240 there to

01:11:39.720 organize.

01:11:40.900 And the

01:11:41.240 Teamsters,

01:11:42.060 oh,

01:11:42.280 they're a

01:11:42.560 bunch of

01:11:42.860 cupcakes.

01:11:43.660 They're

01:11:43.920 great.

01:11:46.300 What do

01:11:46.920 you think's

01:11:47.480 going to

01:11:47.720 happen to

01:11:48.160 the trucking

01:11:48.800 companies?

01:11:50.400 Do you

01:11:50.760 think their

01:11:51.260 trucking

01:11:51.700 companies are

01:11:52.840 going to

01:11:53.520 grow like

01:11:54.700 leaps and

01:11:55.340 bounds and

01:11:56.380 trucking

01:11:56.940 prices

01:11:57.320 will come

01:11:57.900 down?

01:12:00.300 Do you

01:12:01.020 think in

01:12:01.380 the transition

01:12:02.160 it's going

01:12:03.480 to be

01:12:03.980 hunky-dory

01:12:05.000 for everybody?

01:12:06.540 You think

01:12:07.280 you're going

01:12:07.560 to have

01:12:07.860 food in

01:12:08.620 your grocery

01:12:09.280 stores?

01:12:18.120 Where is

01:12:18.900 the freedom?

01:12:21.640 Independent

01:12:22.200 contractors

01:12:22.920 like it

01:12:24.640 because they

01:12:25.180 can choose

01:12:25.700 their schedules.

01:12:26.460 They can

01:12:27.360 choose their

01:12:27.820 hours.

01:12:28.780 They can

01:12:29.380 choose the

01:12:29.800 clientele.

01:12:31.220 But if

01:12:31.740 you're an

01:12:32.100 employee,

01:12:33.300 you are a

01:12:34.400 slave to

01:12:35.340 the employer.

01:12:37.280 I started

01:12:38.360 the blaze.

01:12:39.720 I'm an

01:12:40.460 independent

01:12:41.080 contractor for

01:12:42.420 I don't know

01:12:42.940 how many

01:12:43.380 companies.

01:12:44.580 I started it

01:12:45.640 because I

01:12:46.140 didn't want

01:12:46.680 a boss.

01:12:47.600 I'm my

01:12:48.400 boss.

01:12:48.940 I'll choose

01:12:49.740 who I work

01:12:50.740 with,

01:12:51.080 who I don't

01:12:51.560 work with.

01:12:56.460 By the

01:12:57.600 way,

01:12:58.060 just to

01:12:59.180 make it

01:12:59.480 even easier

01:13:00.320 for independent

01:13:00.960 contractors,

01:13:01.940 and I'm

01:13:02.820 sorry to

01:13:03.340 say this,

01:13:03.980 I know

01:13:04.480 Minneapolis,

01:13:06.500 you know,

01:13:06.920 you guys are

01:13:07.460 doing your

01:13:07.920 best there.

01:13:08.660 Minneapolis City

01:13:09.420 Council,

01:13:10.400 you are so

01:13:11.560 great.

01:13:12.280 You're just

01:13:12.660 helping out

01:13:13.360 the people

01:13:13.860 who are

01:13:14.200 gig workers. 0.60

01:13:16.800 Minneapolis,

01:13:18.000 the Democratic

01:13:18.880 mayor and the

01:13:19.880 city council

01:13:20.600 have decided

01:13:25.700 that you

01:13:28.100 have to

01:13:28.820 pay the

01:13:30.700 Lyft and

01:13:31.340 Uber drivers

01:13:32.260 more.

01:13:35.200 And I

01:13:35.400 think it's

01:13:36.060 a $20

01:13:37.420 an hour or

01:13:38.800 I don't

01:13:39.680 remember what

01:13:40.160 it is,

01:13:40.500 but you're

01:13:41.540 greatly

01:13:42.420 putting

01:13:44.960 an onerous

01:13:48.980 amount

01:13:49.520 of

01:13:50.900 regulation

01:13:51.980 on

01:13:52.740 Uber and

01:13:53.900 Lyft,

01:13:54.400 and they

01:13:55.460 think it's

01:13:55.840 going to

01:13:56.020 help the

01:13:56.320 drivers.

01:13:56.840 It's going

01:13:57.020 to help

01:13:57.220 the drivers.

01:13:57.740 Uber and

01:13:58.100 Lyft have

01:13:58.460 said,

01:13:58.960 we'll leave

01:14:00.020 Minneapolis

01:14:00.620 if that's

01:14:01.460 what you

01:14:01.700 make us

01:14:02.020 do,

01:14:02.220 because we

01:14:02.500 can't

01:14:02.780 make

01:14:03.080 money.

01:14:04.140 So,

01:14:04.740 we're not

01:14:05.660 going to

01:14:05.900 do that.

01:14:06.740 And of

01:14:07.060 course,

01:14:07.460 the mayor,

01:14:08.280 well,

01:14:08.980 I'll tell

01:14:09.400 you what,

01:14:09.860 our yellow

01:14:10.460 cabs are

01:14:11.200 just as

01:14:11.740 good,

01:14:12.460 because you

01:14:12.760 can open

01:14:13.160 up a

01:14:13.540 phone book

01:14:14.080 and find

01:14:14.640 the yellow

01:14:15.060 cab and

01:14:15.720 just call

01:14:16.460 them.

01:14:17.300 You know,

01:14:17.780 you just get

01:14:18.400 your rotary

01:14:19.040 phone out,

01:14:20.820 you know?

01:14:21.740 It's,

01:14:22.760 it's,

01:14:24.220 well,

01:14:25.760 I don't

01:14:26.180 remember the

01:14:26.760 number,

01:14:27.140 but the

01:14:27.460 last three

01:14:28.220 letters are

01:14:28.900 cab.

01:14:40.280 Why are

01:14:40.860 they doing

01:14:41.160 that?

01:14:42.200 Why are

01:14:42.740 they doing

01:14:43.000 that?

01:14:43.280 I wonder

01:14:45.800 if you

01:14:46.120 could get

01:14:46.480 a cab

01:14:46.920 union.

01:14:48.820 Wouldn't

01:14:49.220 that be

01:14:49.540 great?

01:14:50.700 And we

01:14:51.280 could take

01:14:51.960 freedoms away

01:14:52.880 from other

01:14:53.920 people.

01:14:54.400 I know a

01:14:54.760 lot of

01:14:55.020 people that

01:14:55.920 work two

01:14:56.540 jobs,

01:14:57.300 some of

01:14:57.760 them don't

01:14:58.200 have to.

01:14:59.560 They just

01:15:00.200 like,

01:15:01.200 you know,

01:15:01.500 when they're

01:15:01.840 sitting at

01:15:02.200 home and

01:15:02.500 they're like,

01:15:02.880 ah,

01:15:03.100 you know,

01:15:03.380 I'm not

01:15:03.660 doing

01:15:03.880 anything,

01:15:04.280 let's

01:15:04.480 make some

01:15:04.860 money.

01:15:05.580 And they

01:15:06.220 become an

01:15:07.380 Uber driver.

01:15:08.780 It's not

01:15:09.280 their full-time

01:15:09.880 gig.

01:15:10.280 Yeah,

01:15:12.920 I was

01:15:13.080 traveling this

01:15:13.680 weekend in a

01:15:14.780 bunch of

01:15:15.060 Ubers and

01:15:15.520 one mom who

01:15:17.000 homeschools her

01:15:18.380 kids was like,

01:15:19.500 this is perfect

01:15:20.080 for me.

01:15:20.820 I get to

01:15:21.580 homeschool my

01:15:22.160 kids and

01:15:22.660 then at

01:15:22.980 night I

01:15:23.480 can go out

01:15:24.080 and drive

01:15:24.560 around.

01:15:24.960 I can do

01:15:25.200 all that

01:15:25.500 stuff on

01:15:26.020 our own

01:15:26.300 time.

01:15:27.340 And then

01:15:27.480 my husband,

01:15:28.280 you know,

01:15:28.420 when he

01:15:29.260 goes and

01:15:29.900 does that

01:15:30.360 when I

01:15:31.060 have the

01:15:31.340 kids and

01:15:32.480 we're able

01:15:32.820 to kind

01:15:33.180 of like make

01:15:33.660 a whole

01:15:33.940 schedule

01:15:34.300 work just

01:15:35.620 based around

01:15:36.100 this thing

01:15:36.640 that of

01:15:37.020 course now

01:15:37.460 they're

01:15:37.900 getting ripped

01:15:38.360 off.

01:15:38.900 They're

01:15:39.120 getting ripped

01:15:39.500 off.

01:15:39.700 They should

01:15:40.040 join a

01:15:40.420 union.

01:15:40.840 They didn't

01:15:41.080 feel like

01:15:41.400 they should

01:15:41.880 be in a

01:15:42.300 yellow cab.

01:15:43.360 She doesn't

01:15:43.920 know.

01:15:44.160 She's not

01:15:44.560 smart enough.

01:15:45.220 The people

01:15:45.520 in Washington

01:15:46.140 are smart

01:15:46.640 enough to

01:15:47.060 know.

01:15:47.380 So she

01:15:47.500 can't make

01:15:47.800 her own

01:15:48.020 decisions

01:15:48.340 for herself.

01:15:48.820 No,

01:15:48.940 of course

01:15:49.200 not.

01:15:49.500 The city

01:15:49.900 council

01:15:50.360 knows.

01:15:51.660 They know.

01:15:52.720 They know

01:15:53.260 her life.

01:15:54.400 They know

01:15:54.720 what's best

01:15:55.300 for all

01:15:55.760 of us.

01:15:58.520 Does

01:15:59.040 anybody

01:15:59.320 see the

01:16:00.220 box that

01:16:01.180 is being

01:16:01.640 built?

01:16:02.900 And it

01:16:03.520 is being

01:16:03.920 built on

01:16:04.500 almost every

01:16:05.680 front.

01:16:07.140 And if

01:16:07.560 we don't,

01:16:08.700 connect with

01:16:12.540 other people

01:16:13.840 other than

01:16:14.600 just us

01:16:15.700 and show

01:16:17.020 them what

01:16:17.980 is being

01:16:18.680 built in

01:16:20.720 reasonable ways

01:16:21.860 by meeting

01:16:22.620 people where

01:16:23.460 they live,

01:16:24.300 if we

01:16:25.760 lose this

01:16:26.480 election,

01:16:27.280 that box

01:16:28.400 becomes a

01:16:29.040 cage.

01:16:30.440 And America

01:16:31.420 is fundamentally

01:16:32.920 transformed.

01:16:33.960 You can't

01:16:34.500 take out the

01:16:35.000 small businessman.

01:16:36.300 You can't

01:16:36.960 take out the

01:16:37.860 gig workers. 0.60

01:16:40.480 You can't

01:16:41.860 start just

01:16:42.560 putting people

01:16:43.440 in jail

01:16:44.300 and still

01:16:48.240 have America?

01:16:50.500 More in a

01:16:51.440 minute.

01:16:51.560 If you're

01:16:53.740 living with

01:16:54.140 a rain

01:16:54.580 cloud of

01:16:55.220 money worries

01:16:55.820 over your

01:16:56.300 head, let

01:16:56.740 me give you

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01:16:57.760 Right now,

01:16:58.120 mortgage rates

01:16:58.720 are in the

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01:17:00.280 lower than

01:17:00.740 they've been

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01:17:02.200 That means

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01:17:05.580 refi could

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01:18:15.180 as a commercial.

01:18:17.020 Isn't that

01:18:18.200 lovely?

01:18:19.680 The Glenn Beck

01:18:20.740 program will be

01:18:22.920 right back.

01:18:38.480 I, I, I,

01:18:40.900 looking at this

01:18:42.980 budget.

01:18:43.320 President Biden

01:18:45.260 unveiled his

01:18:45.960 election year

01:18:46.640 budget pitch

01:18:47.440 Monday calling

01:18:48.580 for $5.5

01:18:50.020 trillion tax

01:18:51.660 increases by

01:18:53.320 raising rates on

01:18:54.300 the wealthy and

01:18:55.180 corporations while

01:18:56.820 spending $7.3

01:18:58.660 trillion on

01:18:59.680 defense, federal

01:19:00.840 benefit programs,

01:19:02.200 affordable housing,

01:19:03.400 student debt

01:19:03.880 cancellation, among

01:19:04.700 other proposals.

01:19:06.540 So I'm just

01:19:07.900 trying, because he

01:19:08.660 is going to spend

01:19:09.540 $7.3 trillion in

01:19:11.280 one year.

01:19:11.780 That's what the

01:19:12.240 budget is calling

01:19:13.120 for.

01:19:13.560 That, and that

01:19:14.120 seems in line with

01:19:15.520 just another typical

01:19:17.180 massive spending

01:19:18.600 increase.

01:19:19.000 Like in 2023, we

01:19:20.160 spent $6.1 trillion.

01:19:22.200 So what were we

01:19:23.300 spending in 2019?

01:19:25.280 Oh, no, you don't

01:19:26.360 want to know that.

01:19:27.000 Yeah, it's like

01:19:27.300 $3 trillion.

01:19:28.180 Glenn, I don't think

01:19:29.060 you want to know that

01:19:29.640 answer.

01:19:30.120 What was it?

01:19:31.400 It was $3.5

01:19:32.420 trillion in 2019.

01:19:34.980 $3.5.

01:19:35.800 We have doubled.

01:19:37.160 That's a lot, by

01:19:37.880 the way.

01:19:38.460 I don't even, I

01:19:39.080 mean, I want to

01:19:39.980 make sure I

01:19:40.320 understand.

01:19:40.740 This is not, I'm

01:19:41.520 not happy with

01:19:42.360 $3.5.

01:19:43.140 No, no, no, no.

01:19:43.680 I know that.

01:19:44.560 That's when we were

01:19:45.220 saying we need to

01:19:46.340 cut the budget, but

01:19:47.240 it was $3.5.

01:19:48.260 We were saying it

01:19:48.880 long before that, but

01:19:49.500 yes.

01:19:49.840 Yes, yes, yes.

01:19:50.820 Now it's $7.3 is

01:19:53.500 the proposed budget.

01:19:55.200 From $3.5 to $7.3.

01:19:58.500 They've doubled the

01:20:00.480 size of spending.

01:20:03.040 And this isn't

01:20:04.440 exactly right, but

01:20:05.440 basically that's

01:20:06.260 doubling the size of

01:20:07.000 government.

01:20:07.400 Yes, it is.

01:20:07.860 I mean, it's a nice

01:20:08.360 way.

01:20:08.840 It's not exactly

01:20:09.200 right, but most of

01:20:10.520 these programs do

01:20:12.120 require the government

01:20:13.240 to expand.

01:20:14.520 So it's mainly in

01:20:16.240 hiring and government

01:20:18.560 projects done by

01:20:19.780 government people.

01:20:21.600 And a 5.5, now

01:20:23.420 Wait, hold on one

01:20:24.000 second.

01:20:24.260 I may have

01:20:25.440 misstated that.

01:20:25.960 You said revenues

01:20:26.980 or you're saying

01:20:27.560 outlays?

01:20:28.620 So spending, we

01:20:29.900 spent four, we

01:20:30.460 I should be

01:20:30.940 clear.

01:20:31.220 We didn't

01:20:31.540 actually spend

01:20:32.600 what we took

01:20:33.100 in.

01:20:33.400 We took in

01:20:34.000 $3.5 trillion

01:20:34.800 in 2019.

01:20:35.980 We spent $4.4

01:20:37.240 trillion.

01:20:37.900 So it hasn't

01:20:38.420 quite doubled

01:20:39.220 yet.

01:20:39.440 It's only up

01:20:39.960 like, what,

01:20:40.360 70%.

01:20:41.020 So sorry if I

01:20:42.740 misstated that.

01:20:44.160 From a high, an

01:20:46.280 all-time high to

01:20:48.280 almost doubling

01:20:49.960 it.

01:20:50.740 Now, he's calling

01:20:51.920 for $5.5 trillion

01:20:53.540 in new taxes, and

01:20:55.420 he promises none

01:20:57.260 of that will come

01:20:58.680 to you.

01:20:59.900 Of course.

01:21:01.220 The Glenn Beck

01:21:02.440 program.

01:21:03.340 We have Mike

01:21:03.820 Rowe in coming

01:21:04.620 in just a second.

01:21:06.020 It's good to have

01:21:07.100 him here.

01:21:07.680 He's probably a

01:21:08.960 big fan of

01:21:09.740 American Giant.

01:21:11.360 American Giant

01:21:12.160 is a company that

01:21:14.060 believes in making

01:21:15.380 things here in

01:21:16.080 America.

01:21:16.440 And they rescued a

01:21:18.220 company about 13

01:21:19.500 years ago.

01:21:20.260 It's a clothing

01:21:20.820 factory in North

01:21:21.480 Carolina.

01:21:21.900 It was closing

01:21:22.520 down.

01:21:23.800 The guy who runs

01:21:25.580 American Giant was

01:21:26.440 like, that can't

01:21:27.220 happen.

01:21:27.620 We've got to make

01:21:28.500 clothing here.

01:21:29.460 And they understand

01:21:30.200 that when they

01:21:31.380 bought the factory,

01:21:33.280 they put new

01:21:34.420 equipment in, they

01:21:35.160 trained everybody.

01:21:36.220 That helped the

01:21:37.380 community thrive,

01:21:39.160 gave people a

01:21:40.460 sense of honor and

01:21:42.980 integrity.

01:21:44.300 American-giant.com

01:21:46.000 slash Glenn.

01:21:47.340 See the integrity

01:21:48.560 with every stitch,

01:21:50.200 every bit of ink,

01:21:51.400 every piece of

01:21:52.760 clothing, all of

01:21:53.960 it made and

01:21:54.780 assembled here in

01:21:56.120 America.

01:21:57.220 American Giant.

01:21:58.720 Go there now.

01:21:59.720 American-giant.com

01:22:01.580 slash Glenn.

01:22:02.480 We have no room

01:22:20.800 to compromise.

01:22:25.800 We've got to stay

01:22:27.100 together.

01:22:29.760 If we're going to

01:22:30.860 survive, stay

01:22:34.460 up straight and

01:22:37.740 hold the line.

01:22:40.960 It's a new day,

01:22:43.100 time to rise.

01:22:50.180 Welcome to the

01:22:51.440 fusion of

01:22:53.560 entertainment and

01:22:55.520 enlightenment.

01:22:56.240 Glenn Beck Program.

01:23:02.920 Hello, America.

01:23:04.440 Welcome to the

01:23:05.360 Glenn Beck Program.

01:23:06.440 This hour, the one,

01:23:07.840 the only, Mike Rowe

01:23:08.980 joins us.

01:23:10.280 I'll bet he has a lot

01:23:11.040 to say about, you

01:23:12.400 know, what's going on

01:23:13.500 in America and with

01:23:15.220 our jobs being shut

01:23:18.040 down with the

01:23:18.800 government coming

01:23:19.600 after gig workers,

01:23:22.100 et cetera, et cetera.

01:23:23.100 I don't know.

01:23:23.660 Oh, and colleges.

01:23:25.500 That's a good idea to

01:23:26.760 send your kid right to

01:23:27.820 college, especially in

01:23:29.280 Ivy League college, that

01:23:30.780 they'll never pay off and

01:23:32.500 they won't have a job to

01:23:33.880 go to after they get that

01:23:35.240 degree.

01:23:36.000 Oh, what is?

01:23:37.440 We're going to hear his

01:23:38.400 point of view here in just

01:23:39.320 a second.

01:23:40.700 I'm wondering if he

01:23:42.380 disagrees with any of that.

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01:25:15.500 Friend of the program, Mr.

01:25:16.900 Mike Rowe, how are you?

01:25:19.120 First of all, with regard to

01:25:21.440 your sponsors.

01:25:22.460 Yes.

01:25:22.860 Excellent choices.

01:25:23.960 Thank you.

01:25:24.560 I love this foundation and

01:25:26.000 at the risk of just

01:25:27.140 shameless pluggery and

01:25:29.080 wanton capitalism, this is

01:25:31.060 an American Giant shirt.

01:25:32.020 Oh, my gosh.

01:25:33.740 I have that shirt.

01:25:35.800 I have that shirt.

01:25:36.480 I think you wore it last

01:25:37.540 time I was here and I

01:25:38.480 thought, what are the odds

01:25:39.400 that we'd show up looking

01:25:40.360 like the Pops and Twins?

01:25:41.860 But you know Bayard, he's a

01:25:43.260 friend of mine.

01:25:43.720 I love him.

01:25:44.380 And I've had him on my

01:25:46.180 podcast and he's featured in

01:25:49.240 a new book that you'll love

01:25:50.820 if you haven't seen it.

01:25:51.580 It's called Flannel.

01:25:52.520 Yep.

01:25:53.160 And it's all about what it

01:25:55.120 really takes to make this

01:25:57.860 shirt.

01:25:59.060 Shockingly difficult.

01:26:00.600 It is amazing, brother.

01:26:02.060 I mean, I know you know that.

01:26:03.640 You gave me a shirt 10, 11

01:26:06.300 years ago when you were

01:26:07.900 doing, what was it?

01:26:08.500 1791.

01:26:10.060 Yeah.

01:26:10.540 I still have it.

01:26:11.560 It was like, it's like a

01:26:12.520 canvas work shirt.

01:26:13.600 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:26:14.440 And ever since then, man,

01:26:15.640 I've been obsessed with

01:26:18.120 trying to better understand

01:26:19.940 the drama and the trauma of

01:26:23.060 getting textile manufacturing

01:26:24.740 back in this country. 0.73

01:26:25.840 It's mind boggling.

01:26:26.800 If companies like Levi's

01:26:29.120 would do 5% of their

01:26:32.380 manufacturing here in

01:26:34.640 America, America would 0.58

01:26:36.260 change.

01:26:36.840 Yep.

01:26:37.260 Would change.

01:26:37.800 For sure.

01:26:38.280 No interest in it at all.

01:26:40.140 I mean, when you really

01:26:41.340 start to peel back the

01:26:42.460 layers, and this is, I

01:26:43.600 don't know if this is on

01:26:44.480 your agenda of stuff to

01:26:45.380 talk about, but it is, I

01:26:47.760 just did a whole thing on

01:26:48.660 the toothpick.

01:26:50.040 Like the business, we used

01:26:51.740 to be the toothpick capital

01:26:52.840 of the world.

01:26:53.760 We're very proud of it.

01:26:54.940 It was a giant industry up

01:26:56.760 in Maine, you know, white 0.92

01:26:58.140 birch.

01:26:58.840 I mean, the book on it is

01:27:00.620 amazing.

01:27:01.540 And when you slowly see the

01:27:03.200 way that we basically gave up

01:27:05.440 on toothpicks, you can start

01:27:07.200 to understand the way we gave

01:27:08.640 up on textiles.

01:27:09.640 And then you start asking

01:27:11.120 questions like, well, what

01:27:12.940 hope does Detroit really

01:27:14.180 have?

01:27:15.420 Like if we can't get the

01:27:16.580 splinter right, if we can't

01:27:18.480 get a shirt right, right?

01:27:20.060 So there are no small

01:27:22.220 things.

01:27:22.660 Anyway, what American

01:27:23.920 Giants doing, I think is, I

01:27:25.820 think it matters because

01:27:26.960 they're 13 years at it now,

01:27:29.420 right?

01:27:29.820 So that's, you know, good for

01:27:31.480 you for having them on.

01:27:32.340 I know.

01:27:32.940 I love them.

01:27:33.820 I love them.

01:27:34.780 So, Mike, let's just talk

01:27:36.800 about the state of the world

01:27:38.840 because we are being boxed.

01:27:41.380 If you're a small business

01:27:43.120 guy, you have under 20

01:27:44.800 employees.

01:27:45.520 You now have a transparency

01:27:46.900 act where you'll spend two

01:27:48.240 years in jail if you don't

01:27:50.480 tell the federal government,

01:27:51.940 the Treasury Crimes Division,

01:27:54.940 everything that they want to

01:27:56.820 know.

01:27:57.880 I don't know how much that's

01:27:59.660 going to cost the small

01:28:00.580 businessman in just time

01:28:03.600 alone.

01:28:05.180 Plus, you have the PRO Act,

01:28:08.120 which has now just been done

01:28:09.420 through the Department of

01:28:10.240 Labor.

01:28:10.460 We don't vote on anything

01:28:11.320 anymore.

01:28:11.740 It's just a new guidelines.

01:28:13.460 Yes, yes.

01:28:13.980 New guidelines.

01:28:14.940 And what is that going to do

01:28:17.780 to when we think gig economy,

01:28:19.980 we think, you know, Uber

01:28:20.980 drivers, et cetera.

01:28:21.940 No, no, no.

01:28:23.780 Truckers alone.

01:28:25.940 Will we have groceries at our

01:28:28.080 stores?

01:28:28.880 50,000 in California alone.

01:28:31.660 50,000.

01:28:32.360 Listen, I had a guy on my

01:28:33.400 podcast called Tom Odom, who's

01:28:35.240 one of these truckers, and he's

01:28:36.880 been written about in the

01:28:38.180 press, and I was just so

01:28:39.520 interested in his story.

01:28:41.860 In fact, I interviewed him

01:28:43.160 while he was in his truck

01:28:44.440 driving across the fruited

01:28:46.240 plane, you know, and he just

01:28:47.440 pulled over, and we had this

01:28:48.580 amazing conversation.

01:28:50.300 But people, I like to talk

01:28:53.480 about it in terms of

01:28:54.660 unintended consequences, but I

01:28:56.800 realize now that I might be

01:28:59.040 giving too much credit.

01:29:00.440 Way too much credit.

01:29:01.440 Right.

01:29:01.820 But look, I'm trying to stay in

01:29:03.860 whatever lane is left to me, but

01:29:06.580 when I first saw AB5.

01:29:08.000 They'll be taking that lane away

01:29:09.280 from you soon.

01:29:10.340 It's getting narrow, man.

01:29:11.700 It's very narrow.

01:29:12.200 It's getting narrow.

01:29:14.920 When I first saw this thing rear

01:29:16.700 its ugly head, it was, to your

01:29:19.880 point, aimed toward the gig

01:29:22.540 economy in Silicon Valley, mostly

01:29:24.460 Uber and Lyft, and then it just

01:29:27.480 grew and grew and grew.

01:29:29.580 Graphic artists, writers,

01:29:31.980 cinematographers, dancers, so

01:29:36.340 many people.

01:29:37.260 And I'm like, how many are

01:29:38.340 actually going to be impacted?

01:29:39.960 And then the question was, how

01:29:41.060 many people are actually

01:29:41.840 freelancing right now?

01:29:43.500 And the answer is north of 70

01:29:45.220 million in the whole country.

01:29:47.600 And so what the drafters of AB5

01:29:50.120 asked us to believe initially was

01:29:52.780 that huge numbers of workers were

01:29:55.560 being shamelessly victimized by

01:29:58.140 greedy and rapacious capitalists

01:30:00.360 who should have hired them as

01:30:02.020 employees and therefore opened

01:30:04.980 the door to benefits and so

01:30:06.920 forth.

01:30:07.700 Now, did that ever happen?

01:30:09.380 Yeah, I suspect it's a big

01:30:10.840 country and there's exceptions to

01:30:12.760 every rule.

01:30:13.940 But the number of people who were

01:30:16.380 adversely affected prior to this

01:30:18.500 versus the number of people who

01:30:20.120 have now lost the freedom to work

01:30:21.560 the way they want is mind

01:30:23.400 boggling.

01:30:24.400 It's and it happened in

01:30:25.600 California, of course, and to

01:30:27.940 your point, it's happened and is

01:30:29.840 happening right now.

01:30:30.880 And when people realize what this

01:30:32.620 means, you know, you want to set

01:30:34.920 your own schedule?

01:30:35.900 Forget it.

01:30:36.980 You want to eat what you kill?

01:30:38.540 Forget it.

01:30:39.400 We don't we don't want to think

01:30:41.380 that way anymore because that

01:30:45.020 person might fail.

01:30:46.740 And if that person fails, well, then

01:30:48.860 the narrative goes, we just can't

01:30:50.440 tolerate that.

01:30:51.120 I'm sure you've been to Buckingham

01:30:52.860 Palace and Windsor Castle.

01:30:54.920 I was just over there for the first

01:30:56.420 time and the new king was in the

01:31:00.140 castle and he's got this whole wing

01:31:03.280 by himself and he lands his giant

01:31:05.900 helicopter right there in his

01:31:07.560 backyard.

01:31:09.120 And I've never been like I've I've

01:31:12.240 been to, you know, the American

01:31:13.980 castles and I've never had a problem

01:31:16.480 with it.

01:31:16.980 Never.

01:31:17.200 I walked through that castle and it

01:31:19.720 pissed me off the entire time because

01:31:22.520 I thought there is no one in this

01:31:25.860 country that could ever build this

01:31:28.960 except the one who's cornered the

01:31:31.780 market.

01:31:32.520 Right.

01:31:32.800 You know, there's no opportunity,

01:31:35.720 none to actually become something

01:31:38.620 because the government has you so

01:31:40.660 pigeonholed and people just accept it.

01:31:44.140 And I don't want to be like that.

01:31:46.380 I don't want to live in that kind of

01:31:47.600 country.

01:31:48.560 You know, if there's no risk, there's

01:31:50.580 no reward.

01:31:51.680 Well, there's the four letter word.

01:31:53.420 Right.

01:31:54.100 Risk.

01:31:54.860 I guess risk and maybe debt are the

01:31:58.300 the only four letter words right now

01:32:00.360 that I think are truly for sale.

01:32:02.560 You know, we have to have honest

01:32:04.300 conversations about both of those

01:32:05.800 things.

01:32:06.160 The willingness to accept risk is the

01:32:09.800 fundamental bedrock of freelancing.

01:32:12.760 Right.

01:32:13.060 And not everybody is willing to take

01:32:14.760 that risk.

01:32:15.280 Some people just want a stable job.

01:32:17.720 And there's absolutely nothing wrong

01:32:19.020 with that.

01:32:19.460 Nothing wrong with that.

01:32:20.000 It's it's so similar.

01:32:21.320 I think the reason this thing has

01:32:22.900 become such a an issue for me is

01:32:25.980 because it it translates perfectly into

01:32:29.300 a four year education versus a trade

01:32:32.660 school.

01:32:32.980 This idea that we have to put our

01:32:35.680 thumb on the scale, this idea that one

01:32:38.420 has to be elevated at the expense of

01:32:41.080 the other is precisely what's informing

01:32:44.280 the proact.

01:32:45.520 We're not saying that it's that it's

01:32:48.980 good to be an employee.

01:32:50.240 We're saying it's so good that if you

01:32:52.980 don't do that, then you're doomed.

01:32:55.860 You you you are engaging in a level of

01:32:57.840 behavior that's so risky.

01:32:59.380 You're actually posing some sort of

01:33:01.380 existential threat, not just to your

01:33:02.960 self, but to your family, to your

01:33:04.820 neighbor and so forth.

01:33:06.800 So it's it's amazing how we can't

01:33:12.240 simply put all the options on the

01:33:14.480 table and let the grownups decide

01:33:17.340 what fits best.

01:33:19.280 I got to tell you, you say even in

01:33:21.940 today's world where universities are

01:33:25.900 taking our children and molding them

01:33:28.240 into the exact woodrow Wilson said the job

01:33:31.800 of a university is to make a man the 0.98

01:33:34.960 most unlike his father as possible.

01:33:37.480 Okay, that was his goal and that's really kind

01:33:41.300 of the goal now I think in many in many

01:33:43.580 places and so many people will say because

01:33:48.980 I've got two teenagers are they going to go

01:33:51.700 to college?

01:33:52.120 No, probably not.

01:33:54.620 One of them maybe the other one trade school

01:33:57.380 maybe don't know don't know it's going to be up

01:33:59.560 to them and what is the value of a big

01:34:04.040 expensive two hundred and fifty thousand

01:34:07.500 dollar education if you're not going to use

01:34:10.340 it if you don't have something if you're just

01:34:13.360 like wow, I think I'm going to do this a the world

01:34:16.980 is changing so fast.

01:34:18.500 We don't know what jobs are going to be there.

01:34:20.840 I worry that look I I'm the product of a

01:34:24.140 liberal arts education.

01:34:25.560 I got one it served me well.

01:34:27.500 I'm glad I got one.

01:34:28.440 Yeah, did it lead directly to my chosen

01:34:31.400 field?

01:34:31.960 No, it did not but it comes in handy every

01:34:36.060 single day and mine consists of two years

01:34:41.060 at a community college and another couple years

01:34:42.920 at a university and when I finished in 84 the

01:34:45.840 whole thing cost twelve thousand two hundred

01:34:47.520 dollars all of it is today same schools same

01:34:50.860 course loads ninety two grand now nothing in

01:34:54.760 the history of this country has increased

01:34:56.580 faster than the cost of a four-year degree

01:34:58.940 Bitcoin Bitcoin Bitcoin well or but then

01:35:03.540 fall and it back and it's not right I mean

01:35:06.020 look it's but but I mean really if you look

01:35:08.460 at health care if you look at real estate

01:35:10.380 yeah if you look at food and if you look at

01:35:12.300 energy the big four those things have all

01:35:15.760 been eclipsed by the cost of a four-year

01:35:18.160 degree but still we can't help ourselves

01:35:20.820 still we've told this whole generation if

01:35:23.520 you don't get one you're screwed right and 0.74

01:35:26.400 that's criminal it's a shame because my

01:35:30.600 liberal arts education right now is on this

01:35:32.700 thing all we have all of it I've got access

01:35:35.540 to 98 percent of the known information right

01:35:38.020 now for free yeah okay but still still we

01:35:42.120 charge during lockdowns Columbia raised their

01:35:46.640 rates NYU raised their rates and we still

01:35:50.140 paid it right so look it's it's easy to look at

01:35:54.080 the Ivy League especially now and and point to all

01:35:58.220 sorts of embarrassments yeah but it's it's not even

01:36:01.480 about that it's it's just this bigger thing that's

01:36:05.360 happening where a whole chunk of our workforce is

01:36:08.120 tied to a whole chunk of our education system

01:36:11.060 that has been that has become the proximate cause

01:36:15.180 of derision I said to my son where did you learn

01:36:21.880 that he said I can audit a course at MIT online oh

01:36:30.040 okay yeah I mean you you have the opportunity

01:36:35.040 unlike any human has had and yet it's a bad

01:36:38.840 thing I want to talk a little bit about what

01:36:40.400 you're doing with micro works here in just a

01:36:43.240 second first let me tell you about pre-born

01:36:45.540 nearly 65 million innocent have been aborted

01:36:48.560 since Roe versus Wade now that Roe is gone in some

01:36:51.600 states and this drives me out of my mind it's up to

01:36:56.400 the voters in each state that's what the Supreme

01:37:00.980 Court said it doesn't belong in the hands of a

01:37:04.640 bunch of guys in black robes let the people decide

01:37:09.700 in each state that's what that's about anyway we

01:37:13.300 can't erase the past but we can do what we can do the

01:37:17.480 ministry of pre-born is working on this every day and

01:37:20.080 what they do is they introduce an expecting mother to 1.00

01:37:22.400 her unborn baby through free ultrasound it doubles the

01:37:26.020 chance that she's gonna choose life here's the here's 0.97

01:37:28.760 the amazing thing for so long people have been shouting

01:37:32.500 baby killer baby killer 68% of the moms who have 0.99

01:37:35.780 abortions they don't want to have one they just feel

01:37:38.120 alone and trapped and don't know what to do and many

01:37:41.300 times they are alone and they just they're what do we

01:37:44.880 do they regret it 68% wish they didn't do that okay so

01:37:50.980 why don't we love the mom and help her out and be there for 0.97

01:37:54.660 her first two years make sure we give them all the baby 1.00

01:37:58.400 clothes and the books and the help and the food whatever

01:38:01.020 they need let's be there for mom we save two people the 1.00

01:38:05.700 baby and mom one ultrasound is $28 or 140 will help rescue

01:38:11.460 five baby lives abortion doesn't stop so we can't either just 0.78

01:38:17.140 dial pound 250 on your cell and say the keyword baby that's

01:38:20.740 pound 250 keyword baby or go to preborn.com slash back

01:38:24.780 preborn.com slash back sponsored by preborn 10 seconds station

01:38:28.960 id

01:38:29.200 so your big push for a long time is you can go to college but you

01:38:41.020 don't need to go to college that's right and you've been i mean you

01:38:44.400 started with dirty jobs um now you are i mean you're you your 0.77

01:38:51.820 foundation has raised a ton of money how many people are you

01:38:55.740 putting through college so far we've got close to 2000 who

01:39:00.580 we've helped master a skill that's in demand um micro works

01:39:05.620 began really just as a pr campaign in 2008 dirty jobs was at its uh

01:39:11.340 absolute height the the whole country seemed to be unemployed but you know

01:39:15.620 everywhere we went we saw these help wanted signs so it seemed pretty clear

01:39:18.760 there was some other narrative going on and this idea that you could fix

01:39:22.840 unemployment by simply creating more jobs was actually a canard you know

01:39:27.820 today we have close to 10 million open jobs we've got 1.7 trillion dollars

01:39:32.940 in student loans and we're still sending the same basic message that we

01:39:37.580 always have this path is the best everything else is going to lead to some

01:39:41.920 sort of vocational consolation prize so that pr campaign morphed into a trade

01:39:47.960 resource center and now we're a scholarship fund uh we've raised about nine

01:39:52.400 million dollars and given it out you're doing another million this year aren't

01:39:55.760 you right now as we speak yeah microworks.org if anybody's listening with a

01:39:59.720 kid or a grandkid or you yourself want to learn a skill that's in demand we can

01:40:03.840 help and we have helped but it's really a means to an end glenn the scholarship

01:40:08.300 program in and of itself is great but what it's done for me is it's given me a

01:40:14.520 chance to circle back and talk to people who five six years ago got a welding

01:40:19.800 certificate with our help or or a plumbing right and when you ask them the

01:40:25.560 question today how's it going you get amazing answers like now some of them are

01:40:31.500 still plumbing they're in a strong union hang on just a second still plumbing do

01:40:36.340 you know what plumbers may you do i do plumbers make a really good living if they

01:40:41.640 bust their ass they make a really good living and if you're back to that 0.86

01:40:46.060 freelance model we were talking about you can work as much as you want you can

01:40:50.440 set your own schedule you and you are busy i know a lot of guys both electric

01:40:56.260 plumbing uh heating and air conditioning you can basically work anywhere in the

01:41:01.160 country right now i have to tell you i had some i was building a house and i had

01:41:05.420 the plumbers there and i was talking to him the guy's like i can't get anybody to

01:41:08.920 help me it's like i'm i'm aging out soon i don't have to do this he said i've been

01:41:14.480 trying to get all the the kids in my family to hello good living here here's the

01:41:19.940 math for every five trades people who retire this year two will replace them

01:41:25.180 jeez that's been happening for 15 years now you you know where this is going

01:41:31.300 yeah right in fact we're here right now it's happening right now so what i'm

01:41:36.200 trying to do with my little slice of the internet is make sure i can tell the

01:41:41.660 stories of the people that i just described because i mean i can tell a

01:41:47.120 decent story but i'm not persuasive to a 25 year old or a 20 year old they need to

01:41:52.700 see somebody who looks like them and talks like them who is living debt free

01:41:57.740 uh and making 150 grand a year and i've got a long list of those people and they

01:42:03.720 are very persuasive so you know going back to your first

01:42:07.460 question you know how do i feel about the country what i think needs to happen

01:42:10.880 i've got a list of things but for me somewhere near the top

01:42:14.520 is a persuasive campaign and that's not even the right word but we need

01:42:20.100 persuasive voices talking in a credible way about the value of all forms of

01:42:26.640 education and the absolute criticality of not

01:42:30.500 ignoring the part of our workforce that keeps these lights on because it's only a

01:42:35.340 matter of national uh security security it it really is man and

01:42:40.520 so and so look here's the good news and i'm not sure it's good you know

01:42:44.520 sometimes things need to go splat right we've talked about this before and so

01:42:49.220 rather than just having a conversation about okay this company's trying to

01:42:53.060 hire skilled trades people and they can't and these

01:42:55.280 people over here don't have a skill we should get them together

01:42:58.060 yeah yeah yeah that's happening but now the real conversation is how long do you

01:43:02.720 glenn want to wait for a plumber how long does stew want to wait for an

01:43:06.900 electrician when the lights aren't coming on

01:43:08.420 simpsons on this very thing that i thought there's a simpsons on everything

01:43:12.160 yeah there is there is and a south park too okay where do people go if they want

01:43:16.160 to find out more about the scholarships microworks.org we're always open uh we'll

01:43:21.460 be taking applications through the middle of april uh we'll give away a million

01:43:25.600 bucks in this tranche and we'll probably do it again later this year

01:43:28.200 but you know baby steps man you got to push the boulder up the hill

01:43:31.760 micro always pushing the boulder up the hill thank you

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01:44:39.820 more with mike roe on studios america later on today you can catch it on blaze tv

01:44:51.580 blaze tv.com slash glenn the promo code is glenn

01:44:54.660 welcome to the blenbeck program we're glad you're here

01:45:11.940 i asked mike to hang around for a few more minutes uh because we were just having some

01:45:15.720 great conversations uh off the air about you know the the state of the world and

01:45:21.400 you know i don't know crazy isn't it crazy how many great conversations you have during the break

01:45:26.100 yes like in the course of your career yeah like if you could somehow string all those together

01:45:30.760 i know what a special that would be yeah it would be good it would be good um career ending

01:45:35.420 i tend to save those for on the air quite honestly um uh are you as sick of the hippies as i am

01:45:46.760 i don't you know you can you sure but you can erase hippies anybody who didn't get the memo 0.73

01:45:57.180 regarding the time to leave the party yeah i don't understand well i mean i do understand i understand

01:46:03.860 inertia and i understand fear and i understand all of the things that keep us in the well-worn path

01:46:09.240 but we we do seem to have forgotten that that the part of the political deal is you come in you make

01:46:17.120 your promises you do your thing you do your best you thank everybody you know for their indulgence and

01:46:23.040 then you leave and you leave go back to your farm go back to whatever you don't leave i mean

01:46:27.380 best story of any president leaving office harry truman i love this he's he hasn't driven in years

01:46:36.220 okay because he was vice president before that he was a i think he was a senator um uh and so he

01:46:42.720 comes in and uh best is with him and they pack up their clothes and they just put it in the trunk of

01:46:49.840 his old buick yeah and he drives and he stopped on the highway okay right uh and the police come and

01:46:58.300 best he's driving best out of my out of her mind because he's not the best driver uh and he's you know

01:47:05.900 can you step on a little bit finally lights come on behind him and uh cop comes up and said uh

01:47:12.400 registration and like mr president and he says yes and she leaned over him uh to look at the cop and

01:47:21.680 said would you please tell him to speed up it was the first time he had ever driven on the highway

01:47:29.160 and he just went back and that was it it's great that was it now presidents and and senators congressmen

01:47:37.180 they just embed themselves and enrich themselves and it's i hate it well i think it's i think it's part

01:47:46.120 of why so many people have just a general sense of of it's not even frustration it's it's dread

01:47:53.820 there's a sense of dread happening and part of it i do believe has to do with the fact

01:48:00.040 that nobody got that memo no one knows when to leave no one wants to leave it seems and i would

01:48:07.220 say that equally on on on both sides oh yeah just i mean imagine being 23 24 25 years old and flicking

01:48:14.980 around and just seeing these ancient bipeds just standing there as if they've been wound up going 1.00

01:48:24.740 through motion after motion after it just it they dare you to care they wear you down yeah they do they

01:48:34.820 dare you it's like in the last segment we're talking about the the proact and all that you know

01:48:39.040 they dare you to open a business they're double dog daring you and to the point where when you do 0.66

01:48:45.720 find somebody who's willing to hang out a shingle or you do find somebody who's willing to run in an

01:48:52.420 environment like this you have to ask yourself what's what's wrong with them what's why do i have my

01:48:58.580 tongue stuck on a flagpole that's what you feel like all the time yeah so um i mean i wouldn't give

01:49:08.620 the keys to my car to most of these people i mean that's my that's my test would you give your keys

01:49:15.460 to your car if they were at your house and they're like i i'm gonna run oh my god of course not of

01:49:21.380 course you wouldn't you wouldn't give it to mitch mcconnell you wouldn't give it to any of them

01:49:25.500 nope and yet and yet we sit here appalled aghast and we just watch it yeah it's happening in front of

01:49:34.540 us and we just watch it like the townspeople and hans christian anderson's great story which is the

01:49:41.200 emperor's new clothes we're just standing there waiting for somebody to go hey wait he's he's he's

01:49:48.680 too old yeah and not with age for entirely different reasons um these two candidates that we have are so

01:49:57.180 polarized and i think the average help me out on this i think the average person is sick of it they

01:50:03.780 don't want to hate their neighbor they don't want to argue they just want to be left alone and just

01:50:09.860 can we just not all just get along here please you don't want to walk into a restaurant and be handed a

01:50:15.700 menu and you don't want to look at the menu and see something that you're deathly allergic to

01:50:20.900 and then something that in the past has only ever made you vomit okay you don't you don't want

01:50:27.680 these choices right now i say this with great respect to both candidates because of course they have

01:50:34.420 their supporters obviously but in a giant general way i think the country might be saying really is

01:50:43.260 this this is my party is this the best my party can do this is my party is this the best that party can

01:50:48.620 do this is it that this is what we've done and i don't think it's an allergic reaction i i i prefer

01:50:55.100 the uh description of you know you open the menu and it's a pile of dead bodies and a pile of crap 0.51

01:51:02.040 and you're and they're like sir you gotta have one of them you gotta eat one of them have you tried

01:51:07.380 the crap no the way we prepare it it's really really good at least it's not a dead body look again i i'm 0.65

01:51:16.960 certainly not trying to make trouble no with either individual i'm saying that as a country

01:51:23.020 you know i think that's the way we feel right yeah it's like what happened to my restaurant what

01:51:28.200 happened to this menu right what's what's happened who moved my cheese everything just like it's like

01:51:35.080 an episode of punked everyone's all just kind of looking over their shoulder for the camera because

01:51:40.580 surely surely this must be some giant farce that's unfolding it's it is i think impossible

01:51:49.480 to uh be the babylon bee i mean how do you i mean the stuff that we talked about today you're like

01:51:59.940 this i mean this would have been a joke that's five years ago i would have written that as the punch

01:52:05.820 like yeah well you know what else hey you know pretty soon they'll start they're doing it they're

01:52:10.600 doing it hey god bless the battle on b i mean oh i know right there i mean there was a time when

01:52:15.920 the onion picked up that load and then they dropped it and then the b came along saturday night live

01:52:21.420 woof oh yeah but you know good news saturday night live actually had what was his name he was the

01:52:29.260 guest host oh shane gillis yeah last week or week before weeks ago yeah i mean and he's

01:52:34.440 he was actually funny and said things that you're not supposed to say anymore and it single best trump

01:52:41.200 impersonator i've ever heard oh yeah i mean he's he's he's he's awfully good yeah but you know i mean

01:52:46.900 you know one candidate that wouldn't be hard to impersonate is rfk he would be i think that would

01:52:54.600 just get tiring i mean no offense to him or anything else and not talking about his politics just wow that

01:53:00.820 would be hard to listen to in a like a hour-long state of the union you know it's funny i was uh

01:53:06.560 i met him here in dallas actually about six months ago just ran into him and then we had a we had a

01:53:12.700 conversation where does one run into rfk well we were in a studio i was going into a studio over at

01:53:22.020 tbn okay and he was coming out and we kind of triangulated some things yeah and uh and he said

01:53:29.680 you want to get together sometime and have a chat and i said actually i'd love to i don't know if you

01:53:33.500 knew this i i wrote an open letter to barack obama in 2008 and a very similar one to mit romney

01:53:41.920 hillary clinton bernie sanders donald trump didn't really do any good huh well you know it's funny i've

01:53:48.360 i've had a different experience with all of them but but but the point of the letter and the point of my

01:53:53.700 meeting with uh rfk was really to talk about the foundation to talk about work ethic and to talk

01:54:00.840 about the need on some national level to to make a more persuasive case for all this stuff yeah uh and

01:54:09.940 and what are your thoughts on him i think he's saying some things that the other guys aren't

01:54:17.260 i like the idea that well i don't like it i hate it i hate the idea when we get to 50 trillion in

01:54:24.220 the hole the party's over there's no way we can service that kind of debt and there's no plan it

01:54:29.520 seems you know what is the problem with that we have less than a minute what is the what is the

01:54:33.140 problem with that is it that we just don't think we're going to ever have to pay it or it's like a

01:54:40.420 dream it is it's like falling down the stairs in slow motion yeah it's if if we get there for sure

01:54:47.520 there's just no math in the world that's going to allow us to be a country right and i think it's

01:54:52.880 important to talk about that you know i like what he talks i i like i like ending the forever wars i

01:54:58.500 think it makes sense to have that conversation it's amazing how the left and the right have switched

01:55:02.540 places unbelievable unbelievable i like the whole war on obesity and and and chronic disease and

01:55:09.380 diabetes and all the trillions of dollars that are pulled in there i think he's i think he says

01:55:14.140 things that are going to make a lot of people nod their head now we don't see eye to eye on the

01:55:18.040 environment right and there's a list of stuff but it's another menu item right yeah yeah they're in

01:55:26.700 the same restaurant but it is to say it's a different menu item uh micro thank you so much

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01:56:35.800 this is unbelievable um they're questioning

01:56:54.880 the guy who came out and said you know i i have testimony from the president you know he's he was

01:57:03.460 a little befuddled and and you know seemed like a nice old man with a bad memory uh they're now

01:57:09.200 saying that he did that to hurt biden's credibility and they're doing it by saying remember when they said

01:57:15.920 that uh he couldn't remember when bo died he didn't even know when his son died okay that's what

01:57:23.220 that's what the that's what the left is saying that's not true he did and they're releasing uh

01:57:30.460 it was 2015 from president that they have that in the transcript which is part of the transcript yeah

01:57:35.560 it's uh it was 2015 when your son it was 2015 okay they just that line still do you care to read the

01:57:43.140 uh previous lines oh i'd love to you mean like when he says uh well this is what 2017 2018 in that area

01:57:50.420 remember in this time frame my son is either been deployed or is dying in 2017 or 2018 he says

01:57:57.500 okay then the white house lawyers correct him and say no it was 2015 2015 biden says oh was it 2015

01:58:04.940 he had died yes it was 20 may of 2015 then biden says it was 2015 that's where they pick up the

01:58:11.720 transcript that's crazy they pick it up after he says 2018 was maybe the time skip to the part where

01:58:17.860 he doesn't know when he was vice president somebody must have been packing this up and put it in a box

01:58:23.260 because i didn't do it and her says okay do you have any idea where this material would have come

01:58:27.000 from and where it got moved into the garage uh biden says well if it was 2013 when did i stop being

01:58:34.500 vice president lawyer says 2017 oh so i was vice president must have come from vice president stuff

01:58:41.260 that all that's all i can think of another section biden says my problem was i never knew where any of

01:58:46.860 the documents or boxes were specifically coming from or who packed them just did i get them delivered

01:58:52.160 to me so this is i'm at this stage in 2009 am i still vice president his question am i still vice

01:59:01.660 president 2009 now you might remember him beginning his time as vice president in 2009 he's asking was i

01:59:08.740 still vice president in 2009 he's not saying was i vice president yet right he which he should know

01:59:14.840 he's asking if he's still the vice president in 2009 it would have been better if he said was i vice

01:59:21.380 president yet but it's like everyone barack obama 2008 election like everyone would know that now you

01:59:27.160 might know that but that's not necessarily what uh biden knew he actually uh talked about trump being

01:59:34.400 elected in november of 2017 because he didn't know it was 2016 or 2017 um but i will say this article

01:59:43.720 from the new york times does summarize it well uh that he was clear-headed most of the time now is

01:59:52.060 that first of all is that the standard that we're looking for no no no do you get a driver's license

01:59:58.240 if you're coherent and clear-minded most of the time now first of all no but do you want a president

02:00:07.200 who's clear-headed most of the time for and is it part of like is that the standard we're looking for

02:00:12.100 like hey most of the time he's coherent like no and then the evidence though is dramatic and i will

02:00:18.120 say this glenn the evidence they present that he was clear-headed most of the time is convincing

02:00:24.160 it's per it's per it will persuade you that he's fine here it is when mr biden provided a lengthy

02:00:30.860 description of the layout of his house in delaware mr her observed that mr biden appeared to have a

02:00:38.880 photographic understanding and recall of his house of his house so he remembered what his house looked

02:00:46.260 like which proves he was clear-headed and most of the time and photographic memory i gotta tell you

02:00:53.020 he's lived in that house for how many decades many yeah many decades i don't know and how i mean

02:00:58.940 you know i've lived in my house for under a decade and i gotta tell you sometimes i walk around like

02:01:05.400 where's the bathroom right who couldn't and i just i lift up the seat of the couch and i go to the

02:01:11.720 bathroom there and my wife says what are you doing and i'm like what is this not the bathroom is this

02:01:15.600 not the toilet seat and she's like no it's the living room and i'm like i can't tell the difference i

02:01:19.420 get lost i don't know happens to people all the time the other day i was i just heard this like

02:01:22.720 knocking knocking knocking knocking over and over again my wife was just walking into the wall 1.00

02:01:26.660 over and over and over again thinking there was a hallway there but actually no no no it was a wall

02:01:31.260 wow and it's just it's just typical for you don't have a photographic memory and neither do i i don't

02:01:35.960 i mean yeah usually apparently the average person needs a map for their own house oh do you actually

02:01:43.900 get credit for remembering what your house looks like now that's where the media is the media is like

02:01:48.760 hey he did a great job remembering his own home they were kept there in the garage which is

02:01:53.920 right off the kitchen but again wow does he have a photographic memory of his own house he didn't

02:01:59.360 know any of these documents were there of course now we know he did know they were there but he didn't

02:02:04.240 know what was in the boxes so that's not really a photographic memory even of his own house

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The Elites Want Us in a Box — If Biden Wins, the Box Becomes a Cage ｜ Guests： Mike Rowe & Gov. Mike Dunleavy ｜ 3⧸12⧸24

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