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00:02:06.560 oh hello and welcome america it is monday it's juneteenth

00:02:18.280 most people well many people don't know what juneteenth is or had never heard of it it was a

00:02:24.380 very big texas holiday for a while and now the washington post wants you to know now this is going to

00:02:31.400 come as a surprise to you that during the civil war texas which was a confederate sided state

00:02:39.880 um they didn't announce that the slaves were free uh they actually held these slaves against their will

00:02:52.680 as slaves and it wasn't until the war was won that they finally let these slaves go

00:03:01.960 it is man that's how that's how racist these slave i mean there's slave owners and then there's the racist

00:03:09.800 slave owners that just didn't do what the government said to do you know the government that they were at war

00:03:17.520 with and breaking away from isn't that weird i'm going to give you some news on uh our founders and how racist

00:03:25.520 this country really is i'm going to give you some news if you've never heard it before you will ask yourself

00:03:31.840 gee why that's awfully convenient to leave this out of history we'll begin there in 60 seconds

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00:05:17.760 in 1903 a black man walked into an office in a small town in texas seeking any news about whether

00:05:24.640 slavery had ended in 1903 he's what excuse me the earnest inquiry from the man who had been forced

00:05:35.840 to labor without pay came more than 38 years after major general gordon granger landed on galveston island

00:05:43.840 texas with more than 2 000 federal soldiers to deliver the belated news of freedom to the enslaved black

00:05:51.600 people in texas word of the uh the end of bondage for more than 250 000 enslaved black people in the

00:05:59.840 state arrived june 19th 1865 two years after the emancipation proclamation despite the clear

00:06:10.560 instructions in general order number three and the announcement that day by granger's men that the

00:06:17.200 people in texas are informed that in accordance with the proclamation from the executive of the

00:06:22.160 united states all slaves are free now this is a real this was a real problem in texas um you know

00:06:33.440 it's a state in rebellion a state that believes in slavery and you know surprise surprise uh these guys

00:06:41.840 didn't want to tell their slaves oh you're free because the president we're fighting against just

00:06:47.440 freed you um it's not really surprising but it's horrible enslavers across the state resisted the

00:06:54.880 general's order hiding the news from the enslaved black people many black people were forced to continue

00:07:00.320 to labor under the impression under the oppression of ruthless enslavers and unscrupulous plantation owners

00:07:07.600 last year president biden signed a bill to recognize juneteenth as a federal holiday on thursday in advance

00:07:14.240 of the holiday human rights activists installed 150 foot pan african flag garden in the ellipse

00:07:21.440 south of the white house now why would why would we do this you know the south had their own flag

00:07:30.640 america had old glory america had the stars and stripes they had the stars and bars um excuse me

00:07:42.560 why would we celebrate this by flying another flag why would we do that by the way do you know who the first

00:07:53.680 uh republican uh republican um uh president of the gop was in texas yeah he was a black guy isn't that weird

00:08:05.360 and that weird this is only being recognized now because the progressives think that they can use it

00:08:12.320 against the republican party because people are uneducated people in this in this country uh are and i got i'm 0.99

00:08:22.640 sorry but my i i have come to a new conclusion about the american people many of them are dumb as a box of 0.99

00:08:32.800 rocks and i don't know if you've ever had a conversation with a box of rocks but it doesn't go well 0.99

00:08:39.440 and the american people have been dumbed down and dumbed down and intentionally misled and great portions

00:08:50.640 of our history and things that you need to know just to survive not being taught in schools so in honor of

00:08:59.440 juneteenth i brought something in from the mercury vaults this is um the declaration by the representatives

00:09:06.480 of the united states of america in general congress assembled this is the rough draft of the um

00:09:16.080 of the declaration of independence in thomas jefferson's own hand oh my gosh glenn beck how could you possibly

00:09:24.480 how could you possibly quote thomas jefferson and the declaration of independence i mean thomas jefferson

00:09:33.120 all men are created equal yeah tom except for all those slaves right that's the argument where are they in 0.92

00:09:41.920 the declaration of independence thomas jefferson so this is again the first draft in his own

00:09:50.320 handwriting it's four pages long and if you happen to be watching on the blaze you will see that there

00:09:56.320 are corrections and things marked out and language changed and you'll see just like in a word doc it'll

00:10:02.480 say b franklin or it'll say uh mr adams and it comes off to the side to show you who made the changes

00:10:12.240 for the most part it's it's left pretty um pretty much the same so the first part of it is you know

00:10:22.640 when in the course of human events they're basically saying you know look we're gonna break up and we

00:10:27.440 think because we try to be decent people we think if we're gonna break up with somebody we should tell

00:10:32.880 them why and uh you know they they decided they had the other option of going hey king george it's not

00:10:39.760 you it's us but no no we decided we should tell him it is you it is you um we really actually love you

00:10:50.160 we want to be with you but you won't listen to us so in this breakup letter we call the declaration of

00:10:58.160 independence we tell him uh look we think that just basic decency requires us to tell us to tell you

00:11:08.080 what happened and the first thing we want to tell you is you don't know us we're we believe in

00:11:16.000 different things there are things that we hold self-evident that you don't and we think these

00:11:24.480 are really important so when we break up from you we're gonna go and we're gonna we're gonna do our

00:11:30.560 own country but we want to tell you what we're creating and what it is that we believe that we've

00:11:36.800 been trying to tell you we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal

00:11:44.800 and endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights and among these life liberty

00:11:51.840 and the pursuit of happiness and this is where it gets sticky and that to secure these rights

00:12:00.800 governments are instituted among men drawing their just powers from the consent of the governed nobody

00:12:07.440 had ever done that before nobody had ever thought that before completely a new idea can you imagine

00:12:14.720 the king reading this and going wait a minute wait a minute you're telling me that you actually

00:12:21.200 believe that you a farmer an underling you're equal to me the king and that god gave you the same rights

00:12:30.880 he gives to me and that government is going to be the people in government are going to be voted on

00:12:39.680 by the people people like you and the government is instituted to protect your rights against people 0.55

00:12:50.160 like me it's an incredible thought incredible thought so he goes on and explains what we're going to

00:12:58.560 create this is our mission statement as a nation and like mission statements usually go you they're very

00:13:05.040 very very lofty and hard to obtain uh but it's what drives a company and if you have a company that's

00:13:12.400 been in business for 250 years you're going to have some problems with that business in its history you're

00:13:18.800 going to see oh wow a company really went out of of whack here walt walt disney right now he's

00:13:25.520 spinning in his great you could make chair rails and chairs and and broomsticks on on his body he's

00:13:35.280 spinning so fast he's like a lathe but they've lost it before they lost it in the 1980s not like this

00:13:45.840 but they come back i don't know if disney's going to be able to survive the comeback this time but

00:13:52.720 the question is are we so we have this mission statement and this is what martin luther king said

00:14:00.240 in his in his great i have a dream speech he's like america it's in your own documents just live up to

00:14:08.960 those things so he spells it all out and then he says and we need to tell you that it's not us it is

00:14:19.280 you and these are called usurptations and they're it's two and a half pages of just quick uh you know

00:14:27.920 one line he refused to pass the laws of accommodation for large districts of people okay so that's one of

00:14:36.560 them and he'll just they just list all of these and again it's it's about two and a half pages and

00:14:42.720 they're all one or two maybe three lines at most but in the usurptation section the last paragraph

00:14:52.160 and it's half a page is one usurptation so we've always wondered how could thomas jefferson how could

00:15:00.160 you possibly quote that racist bigot slave owner who only cared about money he would write he'd write

00:15:08.320 beautiful things but then he'd do the opposite he had slaves and he didn't even point out that all

00:15:14.560 men are created equal that includes the slaves who are men right ask yourself as i read this to you

00:15:23.200 why you didn't learn this in history halfway down the second page of this actually the third page

00:15:30.240 second of the usurptations the last usurptation comes the last thing the king did that they could

00:15:36.320 not tolerate and had to break up and it says and i quote the king has waged cruel war against nature

00:15:46.800 itself violating its most sacred rights of life and liberty in the process in the persons of a distant 1.00

00:15:53.280 people who never offended him captivating and carrying them into slavery in another hemisphere 0.86

00:16:01.520 or to incur miserable death in their transportation thither so he's either talking about the slaves here

00:16:10.240 from africa and saying the king brought them over here or he's what talking about willy wonka and

00:16:18.720 oompa loompas i he's clearly talking about the slaves that the king brought to america

00:16:28.080 this piratical warfare the opprobrium of infidel underlined infidel powers is the warfare of the 1.00

00:16:37.760 printed and underlined christian king of great britain determined to keep an open market where men

00:16:47.760 capitalized where men should be bought and sold he has prostituted his negative for suppressing every

00:16:56.000 legislative attempt but to prohibit or restrain this uh horrible congress uh commerce and that this

00:17:05.600 assemblage of horrors might want no fact of distinguished die he is now executing or no he's now exciting those

00:17:16.480 very people to rise in arms among us to purchase that liberty of which he underline has deprived them of

00:17:26.800 by murdering the people on whom he has also offended uh offended thus paying off former crimes committed

00:17:36.480 against the liberties of one people with crimes he wages for them to commit against the lives of another

00:17:44.640 he goes on and how many times they tried to slay to end slavery and all of the times he frustrates it twists

00:17:53.120 it refuses to uh let it pass so an entire paragraph is taking down the king this is it's clear when reading

00:18:03.280 this at least with thomas jefferson this is the most important reason we broke away

00:18:12.720 this had to be unanimous this declaration or the king would weasel his way in between

00:18:20.080 the colonies and breaking apart so every line of this rough draft had to be voted on so we are such a

00:18:29.600 horrible racist we only cared about money and an oppression how many of the 13 colonies

00:18:37.280 voted against that paragraph i'll give that to you here in 60 seconds first tunnel to towers it is a

00:18:46.000 great foundation this is the tunnel to towers was started right after the world trade center collapsed

00:18:51.440 and they wanted to help the families out of everybody who had a mortgage and lost their lives they wanted

00:18:57.920 to make sure that they could take care of them then they wanted to make sure that they could take care of

00:19:02.000 the um of all the firefighters and all the police so tunnel to towers was founded and they wanted to

00:19:10.400 help america's heroes and their families so if somebody like those guys who ran up the stairs didn't come

00:19:16.960 back you know on their firefighting job or their police job if they had small children if they were left

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00:20:36.320 so

00:20:39.440 how many states actually voted against that paragraph out of the 13 colonies how many

00:20:48.080 two it was south carolina and georgia those two were the only two that voted against that means

00:20:57.040 11 states wanted this horror show of states to stop but they couldn't they could not be split on that if

00:21:07.760 if if the king could have georgia and south carolina he could break up the whole movement

00:21:14.960 so they they dropped that but did you know that if um new england itself new york and everything north

00:21:26.640 new england if that were a country and not part of england it was if it was independent it would have been

00:21:35.920 50 years before the british banned slavery they were so far ahead of their time this is the first 1.00

00:21:45.840 area that banned slavery like that a massive that was the united states of america for the most part

00:21:55.120 and they were 50 years ahead of everyone else how come we don't get credit for that how come the 11

00:22:01.840 states that voted against slavery don't get credit for that

00:22:08.560 because of a political agenda and in states like texas and elsewhere as soon as people got voting rights

00:22:18.240 the clan came around and tried to disarm people well what a surprise the same party that did that to

00:22:26.160 black people are now trying to disarm the united states of america and all of her citizens they 1.00

00:22:32.320 found a new way to do it uh coerce companies and tell them they have to stop making ammo the white 0.73

00:22:40.400 house denies this we have the evidence that it's happening coming up later on in the program

00:22:47.280 the glenn back program

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00:24:23.520 this is the glenn beck program a lot of news to report today um let me just give you some highlights

00:24:29.840 um the who now says that those lockdowns uh created really bad mental health issues uh

00:24:39.840 depression increased by 25 percent globally uh just in the first year so depression suicides

00:24:46.640 apparently some of that was caused by those lockdowns who would have seen that coming also

00:24:53.680 the uh according to the daily mail a british newspaper the uh marxist president of the world

00:25:00.880 health organization has just come out not publicly not publicly but he has been telling now um elected

00:25:09.520 officials elected government officials top elected officials in um in europe that the most likely uh

00:25:19.680 uh origin of covid unfortunately uh probably came from a leak in the wuhan lab uh and he said uh

00:25:32.560 that's the most likely uh explanation and who would have seen that coming now i think he's not saying

00:25:41.360 this publicly because he might get kicked off of twitter for the conspiracy theory on both of those really

00:25:47.120 um and they really really need their credibility right now um the the cdc is working with the who i don't

00:25:56.000 know if you've seen this um but uh the cdc has just came out with guidelines to uh be able to you have safe

00:26:04.880 sex uh and avoid monkey pox and um now see i well i i am a doctor i was gonna say i'm not a doctor but i am a

00:26:14.000 doctor um but i'll talk slowly for pat and stew pat gray just joins us from pat gray unleashed um and uh

00:26:21.840 i'll talk slowly so you guys can understand um they said uh the cdc they said um whatever you do 0.98

00:26:33.600 uh if you want to have sex and you're worried about month monkey pox have sex while fully clothed 0.98

00:26:41.440 okay now i don't know all right how that works i mean that's what pat would say i of course as a 0.99

00:26:49.360 doctor understand that but uh they also said wash your hands um and your fetish gear who doesn't have

00:26:57.600 a lot of that uh and your clothes immediately after uh having sex virtually um that's that's that's

00:27:09.440 that's weird i always clean my fetish gear feet apart from one another probably once a week i know

00:27:14.960 it's once a week at least right right right well do you use it more than once a week well of course

00:27:22.080 because you should do it after every oh oh every time all right all right yeah you every time or you

00:27:29.280 could get the monkey pox now see as a doctor but i haven't been to school for that doctor stuff in a

00:27:35.200 while so i'm probably a little out of touch i think oh that nasty sore on you i'm no longer 0.98

00:27:43.040 thinking i'm hot for sex with you uh you know when in doubt leave it out is a is a good one 0.96

00:27:52.240 this is a this is a one of the interesting parts about this advice is it's not about having sex with 0.98

00:27:59.200 if you happen to be at risk of monkey pox or like you think monkey pox is around and you want to have 0.69

00:28:03.920 sex and do it as safely as possible it's when you actively want to have sex with someone who 0.98

00:28:09.600 currently has monkey pox like you know they have it and you still want to have sex with them i just 0.98

00:28:15.360 feel like the demand part of that equation has got to be pretty low like you know like just having 0.99

00:28:21.840 sex with someone specifically who has monkey pox actively just seems odd 0.89

00:28:25.600 i don't know i i mean i know playboy used to have their you know playmate turn-ons turn-offs 0.89

00:28:34.080 and i can't tell you how many times people have seen you know one of my turn-ons monkey pox

00:28:40.720 really big open weepy sores it just turns those those turns those ladies on so huh so good for you ladies 1.00

00:28:49.520 good for you um i mean not that anything weird is happening in our society at all by the way jurassic

00:28:56.720 world 3 is still number is still number one buzz lightyear um and i love the reviews they couldn't

00:29:03.120 figure out why it did so poorly at the box office um you know it might be that the people don't like

00:29:11.040 grooming yeah with their kids yeah uh and there's a whole they just talked about the the kiss the

00:29:19.200 same-sex kiss it goes beyond that i mean there's a same-sex marriage there's uh you see their

00:29:25.360 relationship progress i guess my my daughter and her family went and uh the kids liked it but

00:29:31.760 the parents not so much uh and you can tell why yeah a lot of people stay away from the movie

00:29:38.000 mm-hmm yeah uh is that because of your bigoted hatred for anything that is different that's what

00:29:47.680 it is okay that's exactly what it is you guessed it all right by the way uh i wanted to find out when

00:29:54.240 you're coming back to town because i'm hosting uh our annual drag queen party at my house uh in august

00:30:03.840 yeah really yeah yeah um are the kids doing it the kids of course especially are invited the

00:30:11.760 younger the better yeah like we're looking younger the better right yeah we're looking for two-year-olds

00:30:16.800 one and two-year-olds toddlers that can that is great brought into the now can we scene

00:30:25.600 right can we uh come in drag or oh i prefer that yes please yeah please come and drag

00:30:33.120 uh you'll come in drag too stu obviously you're invited well as uh as you noted i i will be

00:30:41.040 getting much of my both drag queen gear and fetish gear cleaned oh so it's just a matter of the timing

00:30:46.800 on that pat i'm concerned okay all right well you could start now and you know well you you want to

00:30:52.320 stay very dirty you want to stay safe when you're using take weeks when you're when you're using whips and

00:31:01.440 things that are jammed into orifices you know you want to be safe medically so i think that's good

00:31:08.800 you really do right hey in a completely unrelated article uh a florida sheriff's department said it

00:31:17.040 arrested a disney employee as part of a larger sting in which it nabbed a dozen suspects in a child sex

00:31:25.360 crackdown so i don't want to i don't want to harp on this i mean hey who are we to judge this disney

00:31:33.840 employee for wanting to have sex with a 15 year old you know what i mean where i'm not here to judge 0.98

00:31:39.520 uh i'm just saying you're gonna what was it a millstone around your neck or something fires but i uh 0.98

00:31:45.200 yeah i uh i don't want to judge may i make a prediction however uh disney is going to become

00:31:55.120 a predator to our children i mean already we know what they're doing indoctrinating but i i'll bet you

00:32:03.400 you're going to see more and more child crimes happening uh from disney employees i hope i'm wrong on

00:32:12.160 that i hope i'm wrong but there seems to be uh a really crazy thing going on where sky's the limit

00:32:22.480 on anything and if you think that you're going to separate the uh pedophiles from everybody else who

00:32:30.520 says you know i can be a chicken and you have to call me a chicken i i mean i think that's a scene that

00:32:37.280 maybe pedophiles might uh flourish in just saying yeah that's it's possible i would think even uh

00:32:45.760 even likely perhaps totally unrelated to your drag queen by the way completely unrelated yeah nothing

00:32:52.840 to do with it so yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah this is for normal drag queen people um i don't know if you

00:32:59.640 saw this but could we have uh the cut of the uh bird and the environment there's a bird that is now

00:33:06.740 teaching us all about the environment and i want you to see the clip and and pat if you can describe

00:33:12.040 it uh this is an environmental warning now okay uh looks like a drag queen person and a bird from 0.71

00:33:24.240 the national autobot society obviously you're number one source for drag queen

00:33:28.200 and then she rises up oh or he and he's got wings like the bird does 0.83

00:33:36.060 this is really very artistic

00:33:43.460 so yeah he continues to beautiful she's beautiful act as a bird and uh 0.93

00:33:51.200 uh and the bird and the drag queen are both beautiful birds tell us yes the birds tell us 1.00

00:34:01.060 that global warming is here and there's trouble and i embrace the fact that uh he is a now a woman

00:34:10.360 bird um but i just want to show you another clip in completely unrelated do you remember the show kids

00:34:18.180 in the hall yeah yeah um let me just go back in the time tunnel again completely unrelated uh let me

00:34:26.160 show you a comedy skit uh from kids in the hall all about a decade ago

00:34:31.960 don't go i'm home

00:34:35.320 who is that uh it's me max davis i answered your ad in the personals we have a date tonight

00:34:44.420 oh yeah are you my dad yes i am

00:34:47.800 oh these are a couple walking out from next door and i see the doors opening

00:34:57.620 well i bet your mother gave you a name what is it uh i said it was max

00:35:04.460 oh yeah come on in max no

00:35:06.620 what you want to eat dinner out here i did last night he's dressed as a chicken so you're uh

00:35:13.440 not from toronto

00:35:15.440 no just north of us come on in

00:35:17.340 well what are you god you're not too bright i'm a chicken lady a chicken lady yeah and i love life do you love life

00:35:38.800 oh yeah i thought you might because i put that in my personal latin chicken lady loves life 1.00

00:35:45.200 gee i never took that literally i never

00:35:47.300 no

00:35:47.780 never really took chicken lady literally

00:35:52.300 so uh so stop this uh goes on you can find it on youtube it's fantastic

00:35:57.520 but

00:35:58.740 we aren't we living in a world where a woman or a man can be dressed as a woman 0.99

00:36:05.640 and call himself a chicken lady and we all have to accept it 0.89

00:36:10.260 yes

00:36:11.400 it would be hateful right for that for him not to want to come in for the neighbors to be uh horrified

00:36:17.440 by the possibility of this guy's date for him not to be into it i think is hateful now

00:36:23.200 which is really fascinating in so many ways

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00:36:33.880 i mean i don't recognize anything in our in our nation uh anymore except for good friends like pat

00:36:42.840 gray and uh and the other guy who was on the show with me thanks that's nice of you

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00:36:55.560 listen to it uh prior to this program on blaze tv

00:36:59.940 i suppose this half hour is real estate agents i trust

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00:37:25.180 starting to collapse luckily things are different we don't have enough houses for the number of people

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00:39:00.540 this is the glennbeck program i want to flip a story around there was a story done by the

00:39:18.760 journalist at the federalist last week and we have been looking into it we can't get any answers 0.95

00:39:23.980 except from the white house and the white house says it's ridiculous

00:39:27.040 um but i want to flip this story around last week the federalist released a story that we had

00:39:35.000 heard as well but couldn't verify they verified that uh apparently verified that the white house

00:39:43.540 has informed winchester ammunition that quote the government is restricting the manufacturing and

00:39:50.780 commercial sale of legal ammunition produced at the lake city missouri facility now this is um

00:40:01.240 the white house is denying this at this point but i want to flip this story around it's not if they're

00:40:08.720 doing this the question should be if the if the biden administration is consistent and they're doing

00:40:18.120 the things that they say they're going to do remember they said they're the largest buyer

00:40:22.180 of things so they can set the standards for the e and the s and the g just by what they buy so they can

00:40:31.060 go to companies and say no you're not green you're you are going to build this kind of car or bring down

00:40:39.220 this because of your emissions or you're going to hire these kinds of people because of the uh the g

00:40:45.680 or social justice in our buying we're going to set the standard so this is the largest munitions

00:40:56.780 producer for the united states government about a third of what they make they then sell to the

00:41:06.760 public for 556 and 223 it's completely consistent with the philosophy of this white house

00:41:15.200 to go to winchester and say uh you'll lose your contract unless you stop selling this to the

00:41:20.880 public if they're not doing it the question is why are they lying now or were they lying then

00:41:27.660 got no room to compromise

00:41:54.540 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment

00:42:18.300 well hello america welcome to monday wow the washington post has come out with some really good

00:42:35.360 advice uh the president has very little power to control inflation or gas prices so they're afraid

00:42:44.200 that people are going to go and vote with their wallet instead of their head and they've got some

00:42:50.140 serious warnings about the republicans that i think you need to hear and we're going to start there in 60 seconds

00:42:57.280 welcome to the fundamental transformation of america um i want to talk to you a little bit about the

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00:44:31.980 tuttletwinsbeck.com that's tuttletwinsbeck.com so here we are here we are with the washington post

00:44:41.680 and they have a new very important piece out today that says here's what voters will get if you cast your

00:44:49.380 ballot based on a gas price okay americans are mad about inflation they're especially outraged that

00:44:57.520 the gasoline average now is five dollars a gallon nationwide and history suggests that they may act

00:45:05.720 on that furor by voting the bums out but voters should think carefully about what they'll get if 1.00

00:45:12.900 they cast their ballot based on the gas price have you ever ever heard this ever before

00:45:20.600 the unexpected inflation tends to cause voters to punish incumbents at the polls yeah exactly like

00:45:28.180 it's supposed to the cost of gala gasoline looms especially large in the public consciousness

00:45:33.940 it also weighs heavily on presidential approval ratings but the president doesn't have some super

00:45:40.800 secret special dial on his desk that can adjust gas prices but many voters believe otherwise well

00:45:48.700 let me just let me just give you a rundown of the history on this because it seems ironic coming from

00:45:53.380 the press um 1996 the press reported not clinton's fault it's capitalism and newt gingrich's fault

00:46:02.520 then 2000 bush blames clinton but it's really bush's fault this is typical of an administration that

00:46:11.140 refuses to accept responsibility here's another one from cnn 2001 it's bush's fault then 2004 it's all

00:46:20.120 bush's fault then 2008 it's bush's and cheney's fault then cnn 2012 stop blaming obama it's not his fault

00:46:30.340 then in 2012 sure gas prices are high but it's not as bad as you think cnn 2012 america quit whining

00:46:39.380 about high gas prices 2018 it's trump's fault 2020 now it's trump's fault low oil prices are causing

00:46:48.600 oil company bankruptcies then cnn 2021 biden can't do anything about it it's not his fault okay all right

00:46:57.740 okay all right so back to the washington post republicans hope this widespread confusion will turn the

00:47:06.220 midterms into a referendum on painful economic conditions and by extension democratic leadership

00:47:13.100 they're counting on voters to protect their hopes and dreams including their wildest fantasies

00:47:20.740 about cheaper gas i don't know about you but i'm not thinking of uh you know the people behind the

00:47:27.720 counter at the gas station all dressed up in something lacy and revealing it's not exactly a

00:47:33.580 fantasy for me you know gas prices being low no we had that just a year and a half ago i don't know if

00:47:40.680 anybody else noticed but when trump was in we were for the first time in my lifetime energy independent

00:47:49.200 we didn't have to worry about saudi arabia or anybody else because we were independent and had

00:47:57.360 cheap gas for the first time in my life and who got that done oh donald trump oh but wait a minute he

00:48:04.840 doesn't have any levers to do that does he hmm there are relatively few tools says the washington post

00:48:12.660 that the president and congress can deploy to help boost oil production what here's here's an idea

00:48:21.000 and esg and the administration's war on oil here's another idea you really want to get rid of oil fine get

00:48:32.180 rid of oil but how about we take a quick break how about we just break for a minute slow this down until

00:48:40.460 we have the uh other things that are going to replace oil um they also can't control or moderate overall

00:48:50.320 inflation isn't that what the federal reserve's job is that that is that is their only job i know

00:48:57.520 they've taken on so much more that is their job their job is to keep inflation under control

00:49:06.900 well the things that they do have probably won't make a huge dent in price growth but they could

00:49:14.860 help a little on the margin unfortunately these are not the things that either party is proposing right

00:49:21.560 now democrats are grandstanding about greed and considering silly stuff such as export bans and

00:49:27.760 price controls meanwhile by the way those price controls won't seem silly when they happen

00:49:32.760 republicans demagogue about president biden's support uh supposed war on fossil fuels and socialism

00:49:40.340 his supposed war on fossil fuels that's what he campaigned on

00:49:47.300 washington post says neither party has a serious plan for dealing with inflation overall or gas prices

00:49:54.140 specifically you know what we don't need the republican party we all you need to do is just listen to

00:49:59.180 the people are we a republic do we have representatives of the people because i can tell you most of the

00:50:07.700 people in america would say you know what let's start producing some more of our oil you know most of

00:50:13.840 america would say i want to go green if we can that's great but let's not sacrifice ourself on the god

00:50:20.840 of global warming i'd like the country to continue i'd like my children to be able to eat

00:50:26.660 oh and inflation here's an idea stop spending money you don't have it no one's borrowing it nobody's

00:50:37.540 giving us the money anymore we're borrowing it from the fed meaning we're just printing more

00:50:44.220 assuming that russia's war in ukraine continues to disrupt every energy market that is such bullcrap i

00:50:52.600 can't take it then voters realistically face a choice between high gas prices and the rest of the

00:50:59.160 democratic agenda or high gas prices and the rest of the republican agenda so what it's worth let's

00:51:07.920 consider what the rest of the agenda is for each party biden and fellow democrats once promised a cradle to

00:51:15.380 grave expansion of the safety net plus measures intended to combat climate change love or hate

00:51:22.200 this program i very much like it but it's no longer terribly relevant to the choices the voters face

00:51:29.080 this november yes it is climate change that's what's causing all of this this and the hostile takeover

00:51:36.860 of the free market through something called the great reset but democratic infighting has considerably

00:51:44.320 scaled back their ambitions giving constraints laid out by senators joe manchin and kristin cinema

00:51:51.100 who wield critical votes for getting anything done democrats have at best have a shot at more modest

00:51:59.840 packages focused on climate prescription drugs and maybe some tax increases on high earners and

00:52:06.720 corporations but what do the republicans stand for their national leaders won't say

00:52:14.020 yeah i know shh keep it secret you know why because our national leaders agree with a lot of the

00:52:23.940 stuff that is going on with the democratic party they don't represent the people anyway even when asked

00:52:32.640 directly they keep it secret their state level rising stars are mostly focused on fighting with mickey

00:52:39.740 mouse and drag queens really are we is that how you is that how you put it when our when our parents are

00:52:47.260 called terrorists for saying hey i don't want this marxist and sex stuff in school you dismiss it by

00:52:54.580 saying we're fighting with mickey mouse and drag queens but if you look at gop actions taken over the past

00:53:01.080 several years including when they had unified control of the federal government you get a sense of what

00:53:06.780 republicans are likely to prioritize republicans are likely to prioritize republicans mostly seem to

00:53:11.860 care about tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations don't even start with corporations do you think the

00:53:20.500 corporations are the friend of anyone who is on the right anyone who doesn't believe in all of this

00:53:28.900 progressive bullcrap i mean check the ad campaigns but if you look at the gop actions they just want to

00:53:37.660 find ways to repeal obamacare or otherwise reduce access to health care for example by slashing

00:53:45.580 medicaid i know as somebody who has voted uh republican and i myself am not a republican because i don't want

00:53:53.740 to be tainted with the with the with the smell of all of the death but i am all for cutting back on

00:54:04.360 hospital i say we close hospitals in poor areas you know let's just close them down kids medicine

00:54:11.600 please not if they're defective oh wait a minute that sounds like a progressive agenda

00:54:16.700 they only care about installing judges who will roll back reproductive rights they listen to this 1.00

00:54:24.600 they care about supporting a president who has used the powers of the state to further his own political

00:54:33.080 and financial interests oh my gosh oh my gosh let me give you a couple quick stories here just uh

00:54:41.520 i just let me just point them out real quick here uh story number one headline buddha judge says

00:54:49.340 the fed the feds have power to force airlines to hire more workers amid travel delays let me see here

00:54:59.980 i remember the republic or the democrats were very upset at ronald reagan because he forced union workers

00:55:07.460 to go back into work so we could keep the skies open because none of them would work the control towers

00:55:16.680 so they had a real problem with that buddha judge is saying he can tell the airlines you don't have enough

00:55:25.080 workers hire them where in the constitution can you find that that's fascism oh here's the other um this one

00:55:36.160 from the washington examiner biden's bid to expand obamacare the biden administration is unlawfully

00:55:43.460 trying to expand obamacare the internal revenue service has published a proposed regulation that

00:55:50.800 would make an additional 5 million people eligible for premium subsidies the irs proposal is unlawful but

00:55:58.520 the administration will do it anyway here's the background obamacare statute created premium

00:56:04.640 subsidies for people who buy insurance through exchanges congress restricted those subsidies

00:56:09.980 to people with low and moderate incomes or at no other source of health insurance in addition to

00:56:15.880 medicare and medicaid recipients 155 million americans with job-based coverage are prohibited

00:56:20.800 from claiming the credits the law carved out one exception if a company plan requires a full-time

00:56:26.760 employee to contribute more than 9.5 percent of household income for self-only coverage

00:56:32.400 then the worker and his or her family members are eligible for the subsidies so this has gone back

00:56:39.240 and forth with congress and they won't do it because it will add 45 billion dollars to the deficit

00:56:46.940 just in the next 10 years it's called the family glitch the urban institute estimates the regulation

00:56:55.240 would reduce the number of uninsured by around 190 000 because why at an average cost of 4.5 billion

00:57:07.460 taxpayers are going to pay 23 684 per newly insured person each year which is kind of not so good

00:57:19.300 so it would never pass congress and so now the irs is going to do it even though they know it's illegal

00:57:27.560 so what was it they care about supporting a president who's used the powers of the state

00:57:32.120 to further his own political and financial interest financial interests jenna please

00:57:40.020 they care about supporting a president whose few purported diplomatic achievements few

00:57:48.220 few the world was headed towards peace the middle east was having peace like i've never seen in my

00:57:56.960 lifetime in retrospect they largely look like an excuse to meet potential investors who might fund

00:58:05.600 trump aids new private equity invent are you kidding me this guy who's schlepping his son with him

00:58:14.300 everywhere he goes and you're blaming this on trump they care about defending at all costs a president who

00:58:24.320 cheered on the mob seeking to hang his own vice president may speaking of mobs um how about the people

00:58:32.920 who are threatening to kill our supreme court justices because that kind of sounds like the same thing to me

00:58:39.720 and what is the white house saying nothing what are the democrats doing reluctantly voting to give the

00:58:48.840 supreme court justices and their family security and then they have this one and then they care about

00:58:55.280 undermining the integrity of our election system and overturning the will of the voters if and when

00:59:02.100 tallies don't go their own way oh my gosh i think i'm gonna i think i'm gonna start vomiting blood 0.56

00:59:07.300 i i don't i mean holy cow election deniers are already laying the groundwork to overturn the will of the

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01:00:57.700 oh my gosh 40 years ago the political backlash says the washington post against inflation helped

01:01:19.540 elect margaret thatcher and ronald reagan boy we remember how bad those days were huh

01:01:24.700 my colleague ej dion recently observed inflation today could empower a far more radical

01:01:31.580 and sinister force no not more sinister than mitt romney was in the form of politicians actively

01:01:39.580 seeking to undermine democracy shut up i get that voters are angry about gas prices and frustrated by

01:01:47.820 some democrats recent policy choices as readers of this column might have noticed i'm frustrated too

01:01:54.540 but that's mostly because i fear the much much worse policy choices looming ahead if the democrats

01:02:01.740 don't get their act together and effectively cede to the agenda of the republicans

01:02:09.180 well i'm not afraid you will be you will be wow wow that is powerful thank you washington post

01:02:24.860 by the way um you know the the few accomplishments globally um you know ukraine wasn't out of control and

01:02:33.500 and neither was uh russia and it seems as though the only one that was really doing anything with russia

01:02:38.780 was the clintons uh but the uh nato alliance would like people to know they came out yesterday

01:02:46.300 that this war in ukraine could last years and they begged western nations i.e the united states to

01:02:54.940 continue to provide military and humanitarian assistance just keep that money coming please

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01:04:38.220 this is the glenn beck program let me just can we have a chat here for a second on something i think we

01:04:45.900 we really need to think about um if you were born in the in the 2000s

01:04:54.860 you're one of the people i want to command right now for your resilience you have grown up in a time

01:05:02.140 of war you've never seen our country not at war your parents and teachers probably taught you about 9-11

01:05:11.500 while at the same time uh you no doubt heard the battle damage assessment numbers and those killed

01:05:18.620 in action reports on the evening news and conversations on the dinner table and from your

01:05:23.740 teachers afghanistan then turned into iraq then back to afghanistan then back to iraq rinse repeat for 20

01:05:31.420 years you were probably in elementary school or junior high when faith and

01:05:38.140 trust on a systematic level began to rapidly dissolve the financial system crashed in 2008

01:05:46.940 and do we even know yeah i mean we do but officially who is to blame on that one

01:05:55.020 can you even trust the bank

01:05:58.700 is the fed and the government for us or against us in that could you lose your home

01:06:05.020 were your mom and dad fighting all the time because of the stress of what happened in 2008

01:06:13.020 we asked all of these questions and in the aftermath the mass protests the occupy wall street that you

01:06:20.780 probably don't remember everybody decided i guess it's the fault of those giant corporations

01:06:27.420 it was yet more doubt thrown onto institutions we at least have some faith and trust in

01:06:37.020 because they would at one point do the right thing or be held responsible if they didn't

01:06:44.860 you've seen your church come under attack your faith suddenly the religious values that you know you

01:06:51.020 may have grown up with listening to in sunday school are now being called bigoted

01:07:00.540 you've witnessed race race riots

01:07:04.620 cops firefighters being demonized local businesses burned to the ground people may have been killed in

01:07:11.180 your hometowns politicians and media appeared to drink it all in like a cold beer on a hot day

01:07:17.900 you've been brought up in an era where where war was declared on american faith hope trust pride history

01:07:29.180 i don't even think you probably even know our history and yet here you are right now listening to this program

01:07:39.260 good for you good for you

01:07:41.260 good for people my age it is really i can't imagine being your age i can't imagine it

01:07:53.100 i grew up in a in a completely different america

01:08:00.140 makes me sad you'll never know summer like we did that you'll never most likely you have not

01:08:05.660 participated in a baseball game or a football game that wasn't organized or a soccer game that

01:08:13.660 adults weren't telling you when and where to play

01:08:17.660 you probably have never just gone out with your friends and just started a game and in some abandoned

01:08:25.420 field or some park just to play for yourself and you make up the rules and you decide what's right and

01:08:33.500 wrong you solve the arguments

01:08:43.180 times were different less people locked their doors that's what i like about the place i live up in idaho

01:08:52.700 it's much more like it was when i was growing up it's just simpler quieter you know your neighbors

01:09:00.780 everybody waves to each other as they pass each other in the cars

01:09:07.020 you can rely on one another parades were more common

01:09:11.900 and no one expected an anti-american rioter to come in and spoil the day

01:09:17.260 we loved our country although we didn't think our country was flawless

01:09:23.180 if you joined the military it was called joining the service because that's how it was viewed it was

01:09:28.780 service now it seems like nobody sends their kids to service if they're rich it's a way to get out of

01:09:36.540 poverty it's a way to get a free education it's not about service

01:09:41.820 by large opinions were debated

01:09:47.420 today opinions are used as an excuse for violence

01:09:50.620 you know we could see marxist and milton friedman or thomas soul on television debating

01:09:58.380 marxists at universities or on oprah and it was done where everybody walked away in the end and

01:10:05.580 shook each other's hand and said i respect you i disagree but i really respect you

01:10:09.900 that doesn't happen it's certainly probably not happened in your schools

01:10:19.260 if you grew up in the 2000s man everything has gone sideways rapidly who was running the country

01:10:28.780 during the 2008 financial crisis the recovery occupy wall street the beginning of black lives matter

01:10:34.860 no one calls it out but it was barack obama everything began to spiral out of control

01:10:40.540 and the america that we used to know became unrecognizable now it's not his fault all of it at least

01:10:46.940 he ex he um put the pedal down uh and he accelerated things but this has been in the plans for a long time

01:10:57.500 and america wanted hope and change we wanted change i wanted change all of us wanted change from what

01:11:05.820 was happening you know with uh the bush administration the government was seemingly getting too big nobody

01:11:13.180 was being held responsible we wanted transparency that's what we meant by change but that's not what

01:11:21.020 we got and we know that because michelle obama talked about it on may 14th 2008 she was immediately

01:11:29.500 pulled from the campaign trail after this speech but i want you to hear it one more time and barack

01:11:35.500 knows that we are going to have michelle obama in puerto rico we are going to have to change our

01:11:39.820 conversation we're going to have to change our traditions our history we're going to have to move

01:11:45.740 into a different place as a nation to provide the kind of future that we all want desperately for

01:11:51.740 our children and he is the man to do so in america in america we used to agree on the future we saw

01:12:01.340 certain things as self-evident that all men are created equal and endowed by their creator and i know

01:12:06.060 that might sound like hogwash to you but it's a mission statement it's not something that we did it's

01:12:11.980 something that we were trying to strive for and as you will learn as you grow older you make a ton

01:12:20.220 of mistakes in life and a country does as well and the idea is to learn from those mistakes but you have

01:12:27.980 to have history and you have to know what really happened to be able to correct those mistakes

01:12:33.420 otherwise you're going to make them over and over and over again and i fear we're doing a lot of that

01:12:38.220 but let me take this line by line if i can or at least as much as i can today

01:12:43.980 she just said we're going to have to make sacrifices have we made sacrifices

01:12:50.700 well we've made sacrifices of our time i can't imagine i mean i just can't get over how much time 0.93

01:12:56.860 we spend arguing about stupid stuff right now how much time we have spent in politics politics 0.61

01:13:05.500 especially national politics it shouldn't be really hardly even on our radar it should all be local 0.99

01:13:13.260 politics but we don't pay attention to that so many people maybe your parents have sacrificed their

01:13:19.660 dreams and their job small businesses they sacrificed because of covid home depot could stay open but

01:13:28.220 not the locally owned ace hardware store we've we've sacrificed our liberties in exchange for the

01:13:37.260 collective we have we have made a sacrifice of our honor in afghanistan we've sacrificed our place in

01:13:46.460 the world our credibility our credibility really with our own allies we have sacrificed and we are

01:13:54.060 certainly sacrificing right now our relationship with anyone who holds the dollar as a reserve currency

01:14:02.780 in many ways we've sacrificed you the 20 something in the last 15 or 20 years to some sort of social

01:14:09.900 experiment not only with you know drag queens story hour and everything else that we have no idea other than

01:14:17.420 history we have no idea of how that's going to turn out what what kind of mark these things will leave

01:14:23.420 good or bad we don't know never been done before

01:14:29.820 but we've also socially experimented on you with with technology we've sacrificed our safety on the

01:14:38.140 streets from mobs blm and tifa january 6 the shootings every day in chicago nobody seems to care about

01:14:46.940 we've sacrificed our way of life we've sacrificed our medicines and so many things and this didn't

01:14:53.980 start with obama it started with the globalist the idea that you know um trade is is unlimited and we can

01:15:05.820 just be consumers and not makers now that just seems wrong intuitively but when we start to hit shortages 0.97

01:15:14.860 like medicine we really see how stupid it is but we have sacrificed our common sense 0.83

01:15:22.540 because are we doing anything about these things we've sacrificed our doctors we were told we could 0.97

01:15:28.780 keep our doctors but we many of us lost our doctors we've lost the scientific method we have lost and

01:15:37.740 sacrificed debate and critical thinking and and the search for evidence

01:15:49.820 we have sacrificed an awful lot

01:15:55.660 and it's all called the new normal all those things that we've sacrificed we're now sacrificing we're going to

01:16:03.100 sacrifice millions of people that will most likely starve to death in the next two years why

01:16:13.500 for political reasons

01:16:16.780 that's really all it is we're going to sacrifice people's lives and we are going to forever change

01:16:22.940 the lives of people here in america and it's just going to be called the new normal

01:16:28.700 michelle

01:16:31.580 michelle then went on to say you know we're going to have to change our conversation

01:16:37.180 i didn't know what she meant was

01:16:40.060 change the rules of conversations basically you can't have a conversation

01:16:44.780 any kind of spoken or written word now has to go through the woke filter it's where we lose

01:16:51.260 and sacrifice many of our freedoms and liberties you want to make a public statement about a snickers 0.87

01:16:58.060 bar you better craft it in a way that checks off all the intersectional feminist and lgbt boxes you 1.00

01:17:05.260 because you're in your 20s may not understand how important freedom of thought and real diversity

01:17:12.220 is that's the diversity of thought you cannot make progress without benchmarks that can be measured

01:17:20.700 which is the scientific method and you'll never make progress unless people are comfortable to 0.95

01:17:26.140 say that's a stupid idea well i disagree with you on that and you have it out and most times 0.96

01:17:33.260 you'll find that both sides have a point not all the time 1.00

01:17:38.700 but many times and just by arguing you're like oh my gosh i see why you're thinking that

01:17:43.740 oh i understand you now it's still wrong but at least i understand let me explain it this way

01:17:53.900 we can't talk like that anymore

01:17:57.020 telling the truth is now a dangerous taboo

01:18:04.940 george orwell once wrote during times of universal deceit

01:18:09.020 telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act and that's where we are the church

01:18:16.460 or teachings the sacraments now been labeled bigoted

01:18:21.100 our deep religious founding as a country

01:18:25.260 that proclaiming one's faith whatever faith that is or no faith at all

01:18:31.100 how how we got to a place to now where that's a revolutionary act

01:18:35.100 i'm going to finish what michelle obama talked about on tomorrow's program

01:18:45.180 but the fundamental transformation that she spoke about is here

01:18:51.260 more in a minute

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01:20:37.580 on tomorrow's program uh we have more on the uh

01:20:43.340 the bullet issue it looks like the uh white house is now telling winchester if they want to keep

01:20:49.580 their federal contract uh they're going to need to stop making 223 and 556 uh ammo for consumers

01:20:56.940 that's a third one third of the ammo um and the white house is denying it now uh however i absolutely

01:21:06.540 believe it and um i will tell you that the question should be if they're not doing it

01:21:12.780 if the biden administration is consistent in what they're promising people why aren't they doing it

01:21:19.020 it only makes sense if they were doing it if you believed what they believe uh more on that on

01:21:27.020 tomorrow's program an update on the weather and useless people from the world economic forum next

01:21:37.580 this is the glenn back program

01:21:51.180 we've got no room to compromise

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01:22:29.580 and enlightenment this is the glenn back program

01:22:39.340 hello america welcome to the glenn back program i hope you're keeping a journal because these are the

01:22:45.500 times that historians will look back on and write about and try to figure out how it all happened

01:22:53.420 we have another country falling to marxist and communists uh in south america it looks like 0.90

01:23:00.860 communism and marxism and fascism is on the mark here in in the march here in the americas

01:23:09.980 um we also have the same kind of feeling happening here uh and the world economic forum is transforming

01:23:21.420 the western world and they are doing it with the help of supposed freedom countries and freedom fighters

01:23:28.940 but is it freedom and what does the future hold well i'm going to play some found audio from one of the

01:23:36.860 the main advisors of the world economic forum and the great reset it is extraordinarily disturbing

01:23:44.780 mainly because we have heard this exact kind of talk before and it usually doesn't end well

01:23:51.740 unless people take it seriously useless people we begin there in 60 seconds

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01:24:10.220 um there is a sarah do we happen to have the audio in today's or i should ask steven steven do we have

01:24:16.700 the audio of the the woman the farmer that was talking about food prices if we have that audio

01:24:23.580 play that real quick will you we got the conversation today and the woman honestly i bless her heart

01:24:30.060 honestly thinks that food prices are not going to go up she thinks that this is the highest they're

01:24:33.820 going to go i tried to explain to her that that was not the case that they're absolutely going to go

01:24:37.740 up even more um and i told her there are things that like we have to buy there's something we had to

01:24:42.860 buy that two years ago cost us 24 last year was about 46 this year it is costing us 96 dollars okay

01:24:50.700 local farmer 50 head of cattle it's costing him eight thousand dollars a month to feed them

01:24:56.860 please understand food prices are going to go up you want to act like it's the farmer's fault it is

01:25:02.620 not the farmer's fault we're barely making it to grow the stuff so you guys are able to get it in

01:25:08.380 august september october okay guys this is not going away stop sticking your head in the sand and

01:25:14.220 thinking oh it's going to be okay it's not going to be okay it's so important that you understand

01:25:19.340 what is coming and we have not yet seen the problem we are now still using last year's crop so this year's

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01:26:23.980 a piece of audio that we found that i've heard before and it was from a very famous

01:26:33.660 uh writer philosopher uh george bernard shaw and this is what he said back around the

01:26:47.980 early 1920s listen i don't want to punish anybody but there are an extraordinary number of people

01:26:54.940 whom i want to kill i think it would be a good thing to uh make everybody come before a properly 1.00

01:27:02.620 appointed board just as he might come before the income tax commissioners and say every five years 0.91

01:27:09.820 or every seven years just put him there and say sir or madam now will you be kind enough to justify your

01:27:17.420 system if you're not producing as much as you consume or perhaps a little more then clearly

01:27:25.260 we cannot use the big organization of our society for the purpose of keeping you alive because your

01:27:32.700 life does not benefit us and it can't be a very much use to yourself

01:27:36.380 this led to the concentration camps the death camps um i believe he's the guy who came up with there 0.99

01:27:49.020 must be some sort of gas that we could use to liquidate a lot of useless eaters useless eaters 0.53

01:27:55.660 that led to the horrors uh of germany and of china and of russia i want to introduce you to a guy that you may 0.98

01:28:08.300 have heard of before you've all noah harari he is a um an intellectual he's a historian he's a professor

01:28:20.060 in the department of history at hebrew university in jerusalem he is the author of popular

01:28:25.580 science bestsellers sapiens a brief history of humankind he is a transhumanist if you don't

01:28:33.660 know what a transhumanist is you need to know if you ever saw an episode of star trek with the borg

01:28:40.780 that's transhumanism it is the merging of man and machine um he thinks and i'm quoting him he thinks

01:28:49.340 that's free will is a myth and dangerous uh his key theme is the idea uh that the human society

01:29:00.540 has been driven by our species capacity to believe in what he calls fictions those things whose power

01:29:09.020 is derived from their existence in our collective imaginations whether they be good uh whether they

01:29:15.100 be gods whether they be nations our belief in them allows us to cooperate on a societal scale

01:29:24.460 so i want to give you a little history before i play this new kind of george bernard style uh audio

01:29:33.100 in 2017 he wrote an article um that argued that through continuing technological process and advances

01:29:41.260 in the field of artificial intelligence by 2050 he said a new class of people might emerge

01:29:49.660 the useless clash the class again quoting the useless class people who are not just unemployed 0.92

01:29:59.500 but unemployable they couldn't keep up they couldn't be retrained he then puts forward a case 0.68

01:30:07.020 that dealing with this new societal class economically socially political uh will be the central challenge for

01:30:15.260 humanity in the coming decades he has also commented on the plight of animals uh particularly domesticated

01:30:23.580 animals um and since the agricultural revolution uh he is a vegan uh he said industrial farming

01:30:32.700 is one of the worst crimes in history industrial farming one of the worst crimes in history and he says the fate of the

01:30:43.020 industrial farmed animal is one of the most pressing ethical questions of our time

01:30:49.100 this coming from a guy who is talking about useless people now he's also written that the idea of free

01:31:00.540 will and the liberal values based on it emboldened people who fought against the inquisition and the divine

01:31:08.860 right of kings they fought against the kgb and the kkk it has become dangerous now in a world of data economy

01:31:20.140 where he says in reality there is no such thing as free will governments and corporations are coming to know

01:31:27.740 the individual better than they know themselves and still quoting if governments and corporations succeed

01:31:35.340 in hacking the human animal the easiest people to manipulate will be those who believe in free will

01:31:45.100 he elaborates that quote humans certainly have a will but it's not free you can't decide what your desires

01:31:54.940 that you have every choice depends on a lot of biological social and personal conditions

01:32:01.820 that can't be determined for yourself i can choose what to eat whom to marry whom to vote for

01:32:09.660 but these choices are determined in part by my genes biochemistry gender family background national culture

01:32:18.460 and i didn't choose what genes or family to have

01:32:25.740 now his job he says is to predict the future

01:32:34.220 i'm sorry his job is not to predict the future he's actually trying to do the opposite he wants to find

01:32:40.380 the horizon of possibilities that mankind is now facing he says my main task as a historian is to get

01:32:48.300 people to consider possibilities that are usually outside their field of vision he goes into for

01:32:55.340 instance the medical advances of the 20th century i i know this is uh dense and uh you know it may seem

01:33:03.660 irrelevant now but it is going to become extraordinarily irrelevant here in just a minute

01:33:10.940 so he's talking about the medical advances of the 20th century such as antibiotics and how they

01:33:16.780 eventually trickle down to everybody in the lower classes but he doesn't believe that that will trickle

01:33:23.100 down again he said the particular reasons why discoveries trickle down to everybody probably will not repeat

01:33:31.740 themselves in the 21st century so we should broaden our thinking and consider that medicine in the 21st century

01:33:39.900 will be elitist quoting every human being is valuable as a soldier in the trenches or a worker in the factory

01:33:50.700 but soon in the 21st century there is a good chance that humans will lose they are losing their military and economic value

01:34:01.500 he says once people lose their military and economic value the access they have to medicine will follow them

01:34:13.340 so this is again the reason why you cannot look at people as a collective people must have value in their own right

01:34:24.300 that is a that is a part and separate from everything else

01:34:32.140 he then goes on to say that old age disease and death and how humans are trying to overcome disease

01:34:38.780 and treat old age and death as a technical problem there's no difference in essence to disease like cancer

01:34:46.700 he says in principles die in principle humans die for technical reasons but then he goes into the rich and how rich people

01:34:55.420 may not have to die in the future he said death is optional i know this sounds like crazy talk but as somebody who has

01:35:04.940 studied these kinds of people for the last 35 years i'm telling you in their mind it totally makes sense

01:35:13.500 it totally makes sense they look at death differently because they don't believe in a soul

01:35:20.300 throughout history death was the great equalizer but in 50 to 100 years in addition to everything else

01:35:26.780 the rich get the poor will die off and the rich will get an exemption to death he then goes into the concept

01:35:34.620 of decoupling of intelligence from consciousness these two have always been tied together throughout history

01:35:41.500 computers will not become like humans but the system doesn't need consciousness it just needs

01:35:47.900 intelligence computers cannot become conscious conscious they can become as intelligent or more

01:35:54.780 intelligent than humans as a historian he says i'm not in a position on whether these ideas are realizable

01:36:02.380 or not but basically if any of these trends is going to actually fulfill itself the best i can do is to quote

01:36:09.420 from karl marx and say listen to this everything solid melts into air i had no idea that i was paraphrasing

01:36:21.180 phrase uh marx when i've told you for the last 25 years there's going to come a time where everything is

01:36:30.220 that you think is solid will be liquid and liquid will be solid um he said uh once you solve a problem

01:36:40.220 like the direct brain computer interface that's the end of history and biology as we know it when i come

01:36:49.260 back i am going to play some things that he has said and remember he is part of the team putting together the

01:36:58.620 great reset and barack obama has talked about him um joe biden you know and back in the days when he was

01:37:05.740 reading still um he talked about him um all of the biggest leaders in the progressive movement not only

01:37:17.740 uh read his work but they also believe he's a genius and that he should be listened to

01:37:25.100 and his solutions are critical to the world in their views i'm going to play some audio

01:37:35.180 that will put into shape and clarify a little bit about what the great reset will actually mean

01:37:43.580 and why they're so quick and eager to disarm us i'll play that for you coming up in 60 seconds

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01:39:45.660 okay so i want to play this i want to play this clip

01:39:50.620 um and uh well i'll let it stand on its own for now this is yuval harari uh talking about

01:40:00.380 the classes of people that are coming because of where we're headed as societies again i think 0.91

01:40:07.340 that the biggest question in maybe in economics and politics of the coming decades will be what to do

01:40:13.740 with all these useless people the problem is more uh boredom and how what to do with them and how will 0.64

01:40:23.020 they find some sense of meaning in life when they are basically meaningless worthless my best guess at 0.90

01:40:30.300 present is a combination of drugs and computer games as a solution for more it's already happening

01:40:37.980 uh in in in under different titles different headings you see more and more people spending

01:40:44.540 more and more time or solving their inner problems with the drugs and computer games both legal drugs

01:40:51.100 and illegal drugs you look at japan today and japan is maybe 20 years ahead of the world in everything

01:40:58.380 and you see all these new social phenomenon of of people having relationships with virtual

01:41:04.220 virtual uh virtual spouses and you have people who never leave the house and and just live through

01:41:11.180 computers i think once you're superfluous stop for a second i'm gonna i'm gonna pick it up um after

01:41:18.940 the break a little bit more but let me let me let me just go over what he just said he's talking about

01:41:24.780 a time that is in our very near future uh where uh there are a lot of people for instance truck drivers

01:41:36.700 when you when trucks are taken over by computers and they are all driverless trucks what are you going to do

01:41:47.500 can you be retrained for something that is high tech because everything will be high tech you'd probably

01:41:54.540 don't know this but most service calls that you get from companies when you get a when you get a call from

01:42:00.860 somebody um at night and usually the calls that you uh avoid that is not a real person it's not like the old

01:42:10.140 days where it was like we have a survey now it is so good that you most people have no idea that's a machine

01:42:19.340 all of those people in the in the telephone business though those jobs are going away and it

01:42:27.900 will be like it will be like that with every job eventually so he's talking about the millions of useless 0.96

01:42:37.100 eaters useless people how do we deal with them well i think we drug them uh and then you know just 0.98

01:42:45.820 keep them entertained with video games but why would you do that if they're useless at some point 0.99

01:42:56.940 there's a crisis and this is exactly how it happened in germany useless eaters there was a crisis they 0.92

01:43:04.220 need to pay for the war so they had to liquidate millions of useless eaters the glenn back program 1.00

01:43:12.220 it is too horrible to even think about but please please pay attention to history as it unfolds

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01:44:43.740 all right i want to tie a couple of things together and then we're going to go back into 0.73

01:44:47.260 yuval harari who is a an intellectual very respected um i respect his thinking i think he is

01:44:56.060 truly frightening as most of these people are um because they don't believe in a god which leads them

01:45:03.260 not to believe in true life and death um which also leads them to not see um individuals as sacred

01:45:15.580 they see the collective once you start seeing the world as a collective collective salvation collective death

01:45:23.500 anything you are a society that is headed down a very dark road and i'm telling you i've said this

01:45:32.140 for 20 years i'm telling you if we don't stop this trend if we don't find ourselves and find

01:45:40.700 the real god not the god of silicon valley but the real god if we don't find him again we will

01:45:49.260 make the nazis look like rookies you cannot have this kind of technology um and be on the path that

01:45:57.580 we apparently are now and expect different results it's just going to be faster and much more brutal so

01:46:09.260 i i want to play a couple of things here first of all uh or i want to i want to tell you a couple of

01:46:14.220 stories first of all msnbc is now they had an expert on again this one is uh jansing teed man whatever

01:46:22.860 uh and said we only have now less than a decade this time they mean it less than a decade if we don't

01:46:31.660 stop all of our carbon emissions uh then we are all going to die in a fiery flood

01:46:37.180 um europe has just in in europe france has now banned all outdoor activities in france they are

01:46:49.820 canceling all concerts and public gatherings uh basically quarantining people into their homes

01:46:57.020 i'm hoping i am hoping that this is this article that i'm reading about it is worse than it actually

01:47:04.940 is but probably not the problem is there is a heat wave 40 degrees celsius which is about what 105 104 104

01:47:16.620 degrees um and you know texas is at 104 and five and we're still doing things you use common sense but

01:47:25.740 france and europe have decided that the government has to tell the collective exactly what to do and what

01:47:33.500 they can't do tomorrow i will have more on the white house um working with winchester and i say working

01:47:43.980 with i mean that in a very coercive sort of way working with uh with uh winchester um who

01:47:52.860 our military gets their green tipped um five five six and two two three the the the bullets of death

01:48:00.060 what else is a bullet for a bullet of death we get 70 of them for our military from winchester 30

01:48:10.540 goes to the public market so you can buy it they are now trying to shut down any um excess ammunition

01:48:20.620 to be sold to the public so they'll cut us off and if that doesn't work they will

01:48:25.340 price you out of your ar um through insurance guarantee it's coming so we are we are creating

01:48:33.900 a world where it is the collective not the individual your individual liberties even if

01:48:39.820 they say they shall not be infringed they will find a way to infringe because they believe they know better

01:48:47.660 now i just played a clip now this guy is one of his i think he's on the board of the wef um and the

01:48:56.700 people who brought you the great reset he is one of the advisors of all of it and we just heard him

01:49:04.780 say that there will be millions of useless people and the question will be how do we deal with useless

01:49:13.820 people his suggestion was a combination of legal and illegal drugs uh and video games that everybody

01:49:21.980 will just stay at home and play video games and be on drugs that's not a viable solution if you believe

01:49:30.620 in useless people why would you spend the money and the time and everything else keeping them alive as

01:49:38.460 uh as george bernard shaw uh said surely we should line them up and ask them to justify their existence 0.70

01:49:50.220 we're headed down the same roads now let's go back into what he is talking about what is coming

01:49:56.380 um you know at the time of the great reset i think once you're superfluous you don't have power

01:50:03.580 uh again we're used to the age of the masses of the 19th and 20th century where you all where you

01:50:10.220 we saw all these successful massive uprisings revolutions revolts so we got we are used to

01:50:18.620 thinking about the masses as powerful but this is basically a 19th century and 20th century phenomenon

01:50:26.780 i don't think that the masses okay stop here so he is he is saying here that

01:50:34.140 things are going to change forever because of technology you don't need people this is

01:50:42.700 this is so frightening um he says human nature um of having small well-known family intimate community

01:50:50.780 having a small group of people who knew you um uh you knew them that has been happening for millions

01:50:59.580 uh of years and we've developed this kind of thing but now now that they we have computers and all of

01:51:08.860 these different things that are going to be replacing us there's a gap between those people that uh

01:51:19.580 are needed and the number of people that we have and he goes on to say that

01:51:27.980 you know once you are not needed for to be a soldier or to work a factory then you are kind of a

01:51:36.460 useless eater you you still need people today and you will need people in the future but and i'm quoting

01:51:46.300 you don't need millions of soldiers each with a rifle you just need a small amount of experts who know how to 0.96

01:51:57.020 produce

01:52:00.540 if that's not one of the most frightening things an elitist can say and everything that we fear

01:52:06.300 remember the world economic forum remember they said they just ran a survey and um the global survey

01:52:15.260 showed most people most humans don't uh trust the experts and the elites but the good news is

01:52:25.980 the elites trust the elites more than ever before well of course when you're in the group and the group

01:52:34.220 is like yeah we just have all these other people we just need a few of us i mean we're all good in this room

01:52:39.500 right he says in the last 200 years things have changed it is collapsed after millions of years of

01:52:49.180 evolution most roles now listen to this most roles that were filled by the family and intimate community

01:52:59.660 are now transferred to a new network provided by the state and the market you don't need children

01:53:09.500 because you have a pension fund you don't need someone to take care of you you don't need neighbors

01:53:15.660 you don't need sisters or brothers because the state is there the state will provide you with police

01:53:22.300 with education with health everything you can say life today maybe is worse than in the 1700s

01:53:30.460 because we've lost the connections around us so what's going to happen well japan is 20 years ahead

01:53:37.660 people never leave the house they have virtual spouses they live through their computers homo sapiens are

01:53:45.820 more malleable than we tend to think

01:53:52.060 it is really time for all of us to take a moment and ask ourselves is this the kind of future we want

01:54:01.180 i am so often reminded almost every day now of the story of the tower of babel and the critical part

01:54:18.060 that i think that is applicable to us right now is they were trying to build a tower to the sky

01:54:24.460 no if you look at this metaphorically or not i don't really care but listen to the story because

01:54:30.860 it is guided men for thousands of years the leadership said let us build a tower to the sky

01:54:41.660 first we'll make bricks he's nebuchadnezzar is the ruling elite and he is talking to the other elites 0.87

01:54:53.260 let us make a tower to build the sky uh to reach the sky and we'll make bricks bricks are the humans they're

01:55:02.460 the they are the needed but useless people they need them to make bricks and to build the tower

01:55:12.460 but it's for the elites okay and bricks represent stones when you read this in the bible stones are 0.80

01:55:19.660 all unique god makes every stone unique those are like people bricks when a leader says we're going to

01:55:28.460 make bricks he's usually talking about slavery and everybody's the same and interchangeable you lose

01:55:34.540 one doesn't matter here's another one and what happens because we as christians don't speak hebrew and we

01:55:44.940 don't um we don't have a rabbi that knows the oral tradition we lose the fact that there are

01:55:54.380 personalities of god in the bible and it's important in different stories to know which personality is

01:56:02.140 visiting the really angry god uh or the really loving god compassionate god and they're told in the oral

01:56:11.980 tradition it's important to know these so you know the motivation and we as christians look at the

01:56:18.780 old testament we go oh yeah it's the angry god well no there's lots of times where it is the loving god

01:56:25.980 that comes down and the tower of babel is one of those stories and that's important because we think

01:56:33.340 the story that we tell we think that nebuchadnezzar said to the people let's build a tower to reach

01:56:40.540 the sky and all of the people were doing it no it was a handful of elites and that's why when

01:56:48.380 god came down and said if they can do this they can do anything he's talking about the elites that's

01:56:59.100 why he changed our languages so no one could understand each other and we were scattered

01:57:05.020 we were scattered as a protective measure from those who would rule against us and look at us as a

01:57:13.660 collective i think of that story almost every day because we are entering the time where you will not

01:57:21.180 be able to distinguish between reality uh and and cgi you won't be able to tell the difference between an

01:57:30.940 automated person uh and a real human being every line is going to be blurred and we're blurring the same line

01:57:42.060 man blurs always time and time again the last time was in the early half of the 20th century where

01:57:50.780 the collective was blurred with the individual that never leads to good things and i wonder

01:58:01.260 i wonder when the lord will say if they can do anything if they can do this they can do anything

01:58:09.580 meaning if these elites just see no stop and they'll do anything for their own power or even their own

01:58:18.380 curiosity they will do anything and they will kill millions

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02:00:28.460 oh hello and welcome to the program we're so glad you're you're here um man um nobody even asked how

02:00:41.420 the bike is you know biden falls down everybody's like oh the president what happened to the bike is

02:00:46.620 the bike okay and by the way i refuse to vote for any president from here on out unless you're a real 1.00

02:00:53.820 athlete uh i refuse to vote for somebody who is young uh on a bike with a bicycle helmet you're

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02:01:07.020 to get hit by a car stop it you look like a girl i totally disagree i think it's time for common sense

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 20, 2022

The Idiot's Guide to Juneteenth ｜ 6⧸20⧸22

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