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00:03:10.060 hello america i'm trying really super hard not to be totally black-pilled today

00:03:21.240 super hard i'm not sure i'm going to make it all the way through the show or even

00:03:27.680 10 minutes into the show without losing my ever-loving mind because there's some breaking

00:03:34.720 news that um it's not going to be news to you we knew it we knew it uh we've known it for years

00:03:44.160 But is anything going to happen?

00:03:46.040 Nah, probably not.

00:03:47.880 Probably not.

00:03:49.940 And then we have the Swalwell thing that is, hate to say it that way,

00:03:55.720 the Swalwell thing that takes on a whole new connotation now.

00:03:59.940 But I have an open letter to Congressman Swalwell.

00:04:07.220 And, you know, I think it's a lesson for all of us,

00:04:10.420 But lesson for a lot of people in Congress, universal principles, they're universal for a reason.

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00:04:20.060 No matter how hard you try, you just can't change universal principles. 1.00

00:04:25.100 They're true, and they'll come, and they'll bite you in the ass. 0.99

00:04:29.300 And we're going to start there here in just a second. 0.99

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00:05:43.180 May I start with an open letter to Congressman Swalwell?

00:05:49.880 Congressman, can I still call him that?

00:05:52.860 What time is it?

00:05:53.900 No, he's still Congressman.

00:05:55.000 I'd like to speak to you today about due process.

00:06:00.680 Due process.

00:06:02.540 It's a crazy idea.

00:06:04.700 And here's what it is, that no one, no matter how powerful, how prominent, how despised,

00:06:12.300 how despicable, can be stripped of their reputation, their livelihood, or their liberty

00:06:18.480 without evidence, investigation, and a fair opportunity to defend themselves.

00:06:23.900 Well, that's a cute, outdated idea, isn't it?

00:06:28.200 It's a shield that protects the innocent from the mob

00:06:32.200 and the mechanism that ensures the guilty are held accountable

00:06:35.800 but only after the facts are examined

00:06:38.420 in the light of day with a court of law.

00:06:42.380 Due process, due process.

00:06:45.380 Again, a quaint little idea.

00:06:47.720 It's not a favor that we grant our friends

00:06:50.700 and reserve for those we like.

00:06:53.000 It's a right extended even and especially to those

00:06:56.400 who we find contemptible.

00:06:59.480 You, I find, contemptible.

00:07:04.440 If we abandon this when the target is convenient,

00:07:09.500 well, we've already surrendered it for everybody, including ourselves.

00:07:13.400 So let me take you through a little history here.

00:07:15.860 In 2018, during the confirmation hearings for Brent Kavanaugh,

00:07:20.000 you, Congressman, stood before the cameras and made your position unmistakably clear.

00:07:26.720 you warned against what you called the demeaning of victims of sexual assault

00:07:33.220 insisting that people deserve to be heard and their allegations deserve to be investigated

00:07:40.680 okay all right i think that's probably pretty good i think people should be heard in a court

00:07:50.240 of law. But you went further. You suggested that if Kavanaugh were innocent, we should

00:07:59.280 bring in all of the victims, all of them, to be questioned because that would just clear

00:08:04.720 his name. I was clever of you. You argued that multiple accusations could not simply

00:08:14.580 be dismissed. When separate and independent claims begin to look the same, you said the

00:08:21.700 arrows are all pointing in the same direction and either the acts happened because of that

00:08:27.760 or the accused was simply the most unluckiest person in the world.

00:08:36.000 Congressman, do you feel the same way today? Because now you have 50 women, 50, 0.77

00:08:44.580 from your office, claiming the same thing. 1.00

00:08:50.080 Wow, I mean, should we bring them all in?

00:08:54.240 Should we question them publicly?

00:08:58.560 Or is this time different? 0.99

00:09:01.620 I mean, perhaps you are the single unluckiest person in the whole world.

00:09:07.200 At the time, you even push back on applying strict legal standards in public judgment,

00:09:12.720 noting, quote, the testimony of a single witness can prove any fact.

00:09:20.740 And you said at the time, and amplified the message, believe the survivors.

00:09:28.300 So perhaps we just bring in one woman out of the 50 and let her speak publicly and believe her

00:09:36.920 because she, as you pointed out, is a survivor.

00:09:40.400 You see, you showed little to no patience for caution,

00:09:46.000 little emphasis on presumption of innocence,

00:09:49.200 little concern for due process in the court of public opinion.

00:09:54.240 And what's truly sad is at the time, unlike today, you were not alone.

00:10:02.160 But boy, I bet you feel alone today.

00:10:10.400 In the broader climate of the time, including accusations against Donald Trump, you shouted the same theme, that women should be heard.

00:10:26.760 The claims should carry weight.

00:10:29.240 The process should not be used to silence them.

00:10:34.320 Where is Me Too today?

00:10:37.500 You still Me Too?

00:10:40.400 By the time you hear this monologue, because I'm assuming you're not listening right now, congressman.

00:10:50.100 In fact, I should probably not call you congressman, but because the time you hear this, you won't be congressman anymore.

00:10:59.360 It seems as though the sword has turned.

00:11:03.160 multiple women have come forward

00:11:06.260 accusing you of serious sexual misconduct

00:11:09.400 investigations have begun

00:11:11.600 they're not going to go anywhere

00:11:12.700 don't worry about it

00:11:13.520 it's just about wrecking your reputation

00:11:15.420 and the calls for your resignation

00:11:18.620 came swiftly didn't they

00:11:20.240 and now you're facing the same storm

00:11:23.020 you helped direct at others

00:11:25.340 now is it

00:11:31.680 Is it the fact that people like you, the objects you directed before, are being judged without due process?

00:11:48.200 That's what you say.

00:11:49.480 You object to it because you can't do that without due process.

00:11:52.680 And within days of an allegation being made, suddenly due process to you, Eric, seems to matter.

00:12:00.680 And isn't it weird and a bitter symmetry that is happening here?

00:12:04.440 You once argued that accusations carried its own moral force,

00:12:09.540 that patterns of claims pointed towards truth no matter what,

00:12:14.380 and that the accused should open themselves fully to prove their innocence.

00:12:19.740 Now you ask for time.

00:12:22.300 You ask for fairness.

00:12:23.940 You ask for restraint.

00:12:25.440 The very principles you minimalized are the ones you now invoke.

00:12:34.140 Here's where, Eric, here's where it becomes difficult for me and people like me. 0.96

00:12:42.820 Because you have been such a destructive, dishonest, selfish, slimy, I could go on, force 0.99

00:12:50.020 that never seem to care about anything 1.00

00:12:54.020 other than your own personal agenda.

00:12:56.800 Where was fairness?

00:12:59.500 And so it's very hard for people like me

00:13:02.200 who actually believe in American principles

00:13:05.060 to be consistent.

00:13:07.760 But thankfully, I am not you.

00:13:12.180 Justice demands something really difficult.

00:13:15.060 and so I am compelled to grant to you what you did not grant to others

00:13:24.420 because due process is not conditional the allegations against you however serious however

00:13:32.300 numerous remain allegations and so I am not going to say this is what you've done

00:13:39.080 I could say, wow, the arrows are all pointing the same way.

00:13:46.540 But justice requires evidence.

00:13:48.920 It requires investigation.

00:13:50.420 It requires the opportunity to confront claims and defend oneself.

00:13:54.420 To deny this to you now would not correct a past wrong,

00:13:59.580 although it would feel really good.

00:14:03.080 It would simply repeat it.

00:14:05.200 and it's weird because at the same time

00:14:10.840 the consequences are already unfolding

00:14:12.900 you now like those whose lives you destroyed

00:14:20.640 and forever smeared

00:14:22.080 you may never actually get an actual trial

00:14:26.280 because nobody in the end really cares

00:14:29.720 because you were protected by the same system

00:14:33.300 that is now delivering this severe blow.

00:14:38.000 Your career has taken this blow.

00:14:41.420 Your ambitions have collapsed.

00:14:43.760 Your reputation has been deeply damaged.

00:14:47.560 And I believe that there's no one who deserves to feel that pain more than you.

00:14:52.040 But, you know, isn't it interesting?

00:14:54.720 The same machinery that you used to smear others and protected you.

00:14:59.700 Because if this is true, if you have 50 women in your office and everybody knew it, everybody knew it, but you were convenient because you were leading the band.

00:15:13.480 You were destroying the progressive enemies.

00:15:17.800 And so they protected you.

00:15:20.480 And in that, your arrogance grew and grew and grew and grew.

00:15:25.160 You were untouchable.

00:15:26.740 You were invincible.

00:15:27.640 until you become an inconvenience.

00:15:34.520 And then Marxists and progressives do what they always do.

00:15:37.900 Ends justify the means.

00:15:39.560 You are expendable.

00:15:43.320 It's really sad and tragic,

00:15:45.780 but I hope today somebody learns a lesson.

00:15:50.400 Eric, here's the lesson.

00:15:54.280 Eternal laws are eternal.

00:15:58.540 Eternal laws, laws that cannot be fooled or manipulated,

00:16:02.480 nor the judge bought off by political appointments,

00:16:05.680 because the judge himself is eternal.

00:16:08.260 He set up these laws, and they act no matter what you do,

00:16:13.340 no matter what man says.

00:16:15.980 And here's one of those.

00:16:18.500 Those who live by the sword shall die by the sword. 0.52

00:16:23.680 Or here's one even better. 0.61

00:16:25.780 As you judge, so shall you be judged.

00:16:33.840 That's why I cannot deny the eternal laws and principles,

00:16:38.420 nor can anyone like me, even though we would love to.

00:16:43.000 You may think eternal principles don't apply to you,

00:16:46.240 that they're old-fashioned,

00:16:47.920 but God and his simple truths are unchanging,

00:16:51.820 and they apply to you as they apply to me.

00:16:54.360 So if I just condemn you today and don't give you the opportunity that you didn't give anyone else,

00:17:04.240 then I'm using the same sword and I shall die by that sword as well.

00:17:10.040 The rules we make for our enemies will one day be used on us, Eric.

00:17:14.860 the standards we abandon in the moments of anger

00:17:21.900 will not be there when we need them, Glenn

00:17:26.080 the process we erode for convenience

00:17:31.540 will not protect us when the tide turns, politicians

00:17:35.740 due process is not weakness

00:17:41.000 it is not delay

00:17:43.800 It is not an obstacle to justice.

00:17:47.700 It is justice, America.

00:17:53.200 And those who discard it when it is inconvenient should not be surprised when they find themselves without it when it matters most.

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00:19:59.460 I'm not in a good mood today, sorry to say.

00:20:03.900 I started out in a good mood.

00:20:07.260 And then I started looking at all the things that were going on.

00:20:10.880 And today might be a day that, you know, if I didn't have contracts,

00:20:17.700 I would say I should probably sit it out and remain quiet.

00:20:21.880 Spend more time listening than speaking.

00:20:25.400 Because today is a day.

00:20:27.660 I mean, Russ Vogt, I don't know if you know who Russ Vogt is, Office of Budget Management, really smart guy.

00:20:34.620 He is responsible for so much of the good stuff that is happening, in my opinion.

00:20:40.700 And he's up at Capitol Hill today.

00:20:42.980 And I was talking to Ricky about it.

00:20:44.740 I said, was he up for Capitol Hill, the budget?

00:20:48.400 And she said, yeah, he's testifying in front of Congress.

00:20:51.040 And I just lost it.

00:20:52.400 I just lost it.

00:20:52.980 It was maybe the straw that broke the camel's back on this.

00:20:55.880 Because I was like, what?

00:20:57.200 Why?

00:20:58.280 Why?

00:20:59.360 He spent all the time writing the budget.

00:21:02.380 He spent all the time crunching the numbers.

00:21:05.500 He spent all this time doing everything he's required by law to do.

00:21:10.740 And now he's going up to Capitol Hill and they're going to rake him over the coals

00:21:14.800 and they're going to ask him all kinds of questions.

00:21:16.540 And you know what's going to happen to that budget?

00:21:18.000 Nothing.

00:21:19.220 Nothing.

00:21:20.580 Nothing.

00:21:21.840 We haven't passed a budget since 2008.

00:21:25.960 Why are we playing this circus every day?

00:21:29.800 Oh, I've got to go up and answer questions about the budget. 1.00

00:21:32.840 Pass the damn budget. 1.00

00:21:34.660 You want to ask questions? 1.00

00:21:36.160 Then get the questions, get the answers, make a decision, and pass the damn budget. 1.00

00:21:42.980 I am so sick and tired of this circus, this bullcrap circus. 0.99

00:21:48.760 I'm sorry, I should not be on the air today because I am so black-pilled today. 0.87

00:21:55.220 this is not this is just not the this is not helpful but i have to tell you i have a feeling 0.75

00:22:04.740 i'm not alone in this i am so sick and tired you and i work so hard we work so hard we pay our damn 0.58

00:22:13.020 taxes we pay our taxes you know this thing with vindman and you know all the stuff that has come 0.80

00:22:18.440 out now about the impeachment that we told you was true you knew was true we had the evidence

00:22:26.400 back when they were impeaching him I did a six-month investigation I did the biggest

00:22:33.080 chalkboard I've ever done in my life we had all this information they didn't care and they don't

00:22:38.240 care now but that cost us millions and millions and millions of dollars to do what something that

00:22:47.720 we now know was completely unethical and illegal. And is anybody going to go to jail? Is anything

00:22:53.240 going to really change? No, it's not going to change. Not going to change. And yet here you

00:22:58.320 and I are working until April. Is it April or is it now May? Tax freedom day. From you started

00:23:05.820 working in January until April or May, everything you've made, everything you've made is going to

00:23:14.480 the IRS. They just take it out over the whole year. But you're working the first few months

00:23:21.900 of every year to pay your taxes. How many people are not paying their taxes? And then when you do

00:23:26.780 pay your taxes, they're giving it away in fraud. They're spending money impeaching on complete

00:23:33.940 bull crap that we now know. And then they'll investigate, but nobody will actually go to jail. 0.98

00:23:39.620 and then Swalwell, Swalwell's not the story.

00:23:42.620 The story is the system that protected him.

00:23:45.100 They've known for years.

00:23:47.320 They've known for years.

00:23:49.440 But let's switch and talk about aliens, shall we?

00:23:53.400 That makes more sense.

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00:24:05.800 The kitchen where everybody gathers.

00:24:07.240 The living room where life really happens.

00:24:09.620 The little things that, you know, never show up in a listing, but matter more than any square footage number will ever.

00:24:17.940 It's not square footage.

00:24:19.540 When you decide to sell suddenly, that story has to be told to somebody else and in the right way, in the right place, in the right people.

00:24:25.560 Because if you miss that, you get that part wrong.

00:24:28.840 It doesn't matter how great the house is.

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00:25:15.360 all right welcome to the uh blend back program we're glad you're here there's a lot going on

00:25:38.180 today. I wish I had two hours with Tim Burchette. He is the congressman from Tennessee. So many

00:25:48.720 things to talk about. This guy tends to just say things, which I wildly appreciate, because none

00:25:56.320 of the stories that are in the news today are really about the story. I mean, this thing with

00:26:00.960 Swalwell, it's not about him being a dirtbag. Everybody's known he's a dirtbag. Literally every 0.99

00:26:06.080 50 women in his office 50 women how does that happen and nobody knows and now the media is

00:26:13.080 going out and patting themselves on the back saying oh yeah look we this is good journalism

00:26:17.160 we we found this out please please give it a rest you because he became an inconvenience to

00:26:24.980 the power structure ends justify the means they needed to get rid of him so now he's an inconvenience

00:26:31.000 so go ahead guys get him and that's what happened and nobody nobody's even questioning the power

00:26:36.940 structure behind this nobody's even questioning how did he get away with this for so long

00:26:41.740 because it's a game it's a game and i'm tired of it i know

00:26:46.460 congressman burchette is uh tired of it as well um congressman how are you sir

00:26:52.540 congressman are you there he's now regretting coming on he's like oh this

00:27:00.880 Here we go.

00:27:01.480 Here we go.

00:27:02.040 No, I got you.

00:27:03.100 There you are.

00:27:03.540 Are you there?

00:27:04.420 Yeah.

00:27:04.820 Yes, sir.

00:27:05.260 I was going to say, well, I'm okay.

00:27:08.140 My daughter's cat is in heat, and all the barn cats are lining up in the front porch

00:27:12.420 like congressmen looking for a pack, Chet.

00:27:15.480 So I'm trying to keep in mind, and I hate to correct you, but it's actually Burchett

00:27:22.740 like Burr under my saddle and Chet like Chet Adkins.

00:27:27.980 No, you're good.

00:27:28.640 Everybody does it.

00:27:30.280 Nope, nope.

00:27:30.880 You're good. The only person that hasn't messed it up is President Trump, oddly enough.

00:27:35.000 So I appreciate you, brother.

00:27:37.040 Well, if you have your name pronounced correctly by me, you are one in a million.

00:27:42.140 So, Congressman, first of all, give me your thoughts on what is happening with Swalwell.

00:27:51.600 Yes, sir. I tweeted about it yesterday or the day before yesterday.

00:27:57.140 He has become a threat to the power structure.

00:27:59.840 Look, he had a relationship with someone who is a suspected Chinese communist spy, and he was on the intelligence committee, and Pelosi and all the Democrats voted to keep him on it. 0.98

00:28:14.220 Look, so now he's shacking up with a hooker or something. 0.94

00:28:18.940 I don't know, allegedly. 0.95

00:28:21.180 And now they're, oh, we're getting morals now.

00:28:23.780 We can't have this.

00:28:25.160 You know, this is a joke.

00:28:26.460 It is a complete and total joke.

00:28:28.560 And thank you for calling it out.

00:28:30.440 I thought I was the only person out there who would do it.

00:28:33.440 If everybody's known about this stuff, there is no secrets in Washington.

00:28:37.860 That's why I sleep in my office at night.

00:28:40.100 I don't need the distraction, and I love my wife and daughter very much.

00:28:45.640 And also I'm broke, but that's another reason to sleep in my office at night.

00:28:51.620 But you're the one.

00:28:52.440 But, yeah, this town is infinitely broken and crooked, as we say at East Tennessee. 0.98

00:29:00.520 It's crooked as a dog's leg.

00:29:02.260 And I wish people would quit calling it a swamp because a swamp is something pretty cool.

00:29:07.180 It's created by God.

00:29:08.280 It's like a microcosm of the earth.

00:29:13.200 I mean, it filters water.

00:29:14.980 Animals live and breed and thrive there.

00:29:18.840 Washington, D.C. is a sewer, brother. 0.98

00:29:20.840 it is created by man and it stinks and america better start paying attention 12 of the population 0.99

00:29:26.840 will vote you got um preachers won't preach the gospel we've our country has fallen apart at the 0.53

00:29:33.740 scenes 40 of its so-called evangelical christians don't vote 30 of gun owners don't vote and i'll

00:29:41.400 guarantee you that gamut they'll be the first ones to call my office when something goes wrong

00:29:46.080 so let me switch um to another topic you know the yes it what a surprise this is going to floor you

00:29:55.020 if you haven't heard the news it's going to floor you america apparently that whole impeachment

00:29:59.920 process was dirty that everybody was lying everybody was involved uh and uh and they had

00:30:07.680 nothing they had nothing they manipulated the system and alan dershowitz is coming out in today

00:30:14.100 saying for the first time in american history this can now be expunged from the record this

00:30:20.760 was so bad that it should be expunged from the record again nothing's going to happen nobody's

00:30:26.380 going to go to jail for it but i mean how how much trouble are we in congressman when this can be done

00:30:34.640 and nobody will really pay a price and i wish you'd call me tim i'm sure somebody's going to

00:30:40.840 You get a real stern letter written to them, and somebody's going to wag their finger at somebody, and not a dadgum thing will happen to anybody.

00:30:49.560 That is just the way this town is because everybody's compromised, Mr. Beck.

00:30:53.940 Everybody's got dirt in their background when you get to these higher levels, and they're afraid to do anything.

00:30:59.960 And the gloves need to come off.

00:31:01.320 America needs to see somebody in chains let out of the Capitol building, and it's gone on long enough.

00:31:08.140 I agree with you.

00:31:08.920 that go ahead that that's that i'm sorry to interrupt i'll call you tim if you'll call me

00:31:14.780 glenn um the sorry to interrupt but that's the lesson that that the republicans need to learn

00:31:21.160 from hungary over the weekend they didn't it wasn't they didn't get off the bandwagon of

00:31:27.700 being conservatives they said the conservatives that are in power will not stop the corruption

00:31:33.920 we need to stand for the corruption if it's in our house or somebody else's house it's got to

00:31:40.420 be exposed and people have to go they believe the republicans now have stopped serving the people

00:31:47.900 the minute you are the minute people think you serve yourself and not the people that voted you

00:31:54.760 in you're done and that's where the people are 100 i couldn't have said it better um this this

00:32:02.360 message approved by a merchant for congress um and look we we have got to call it out in our own

00:32:09.680 house because if we don't we become the democrats we become something of convenience and if it costs

00:32:16.400 us the majority for for a short amount of time do it i think america is ready for it and that's why

00:32:22.840 one of the reasons america doesn't trust congress you know i always say everybody both parties are

00:32:29.500 crooked. Theirs are just a little more crooked than ours. And I think that's the case unless we

00:32:34.540 show America otherwise. And by doing so, we've got to go after our own members and take the gloves

00:32:42.960 off. It's not just that. It's how do you explain something that is 80% popular with everybody,

00:32:53.680 Republicans, Democrats, independents,

00:32:55.660 and it won't pass the Senate.

00:32:57.800 You're not serving the people.

00:33:00.380 The question is, who are you serving?

00:33:02.520 So it's not just going after your own people.

00:33:05.020 It's about doing the things that the American people want.

00:33:08.580 And if somebody is breaking the law,

00:33:11.520 then that needs to be solved.

00:33:14.020 That has to be, those people have to be punished.

00:33:16.520 We're talking about punishing people now.

00:33:18.600 We can't even agree on punishing people

00:33:20.280 who are killing people,

00:33:21.540 you know stabbing them 50 times because you know they're in a special interest group well the

00:33:27.600 biggest special interest group quite honestly is the progressives uh and all of those who are just

00:33:34.460 milking the system on all sides in washington dc those people have got to pay they have to pay

00:33:42.540 or we don't have a republic when i was in the state legislature i would put bills of mine up

00:33:49.740 were good bills that the state of Tennessee people wanted in my district, and I knew they

00:33:54.960 were going to fail. And the reason I did that was because I want people to see how people vote.

00:34:01.740 You know, we had that bill up about, I think it's important to know because that's what's

00:34:07.260 happened in the Senate. You've got some rhinos, if not Democrat members of the Republican Party 0.77

00:34:13.460 that they're trying to protect. And it's all about leadership. It's all about the suburban. 0.57

00:34:18.180 It's all about the posse. 0.98

00:34:20.060 It's all about, you know, having the front row seats at all the events and being introduced and having your butt kissed as soon as you walk in the door. 0.89

00:34:28.660 And that creates groupthink and that weakens our country.

00:34:32.060 And that is what we've got now, because to get in power in Washington, D.C., this may come as a surprise to you and some of your listeners.

00:34:39.900 And I hope it does.

00:34:41.640 But to get in power, you got to do two things.

00:34:44.180 And I don't do either one of them very well at all.

00:34:47.300 You have to kiss a lot of butt and you've got to raise a ton of money for your party.

00:34:53.000 And they literally, literally have to they will literally issue you a bill at the beginning of the conference.

00:35:03.540 And both parties do it. They put it on a piece of paper, Mr.

00:35:06.760 or Glenn, excuse me, and they give it to you and the press is in on it.

00:35:10.820 Listen, if Congress was the NFL, Peyton Manning would still be waiting to get in because to get there, you got early on the lobbyists will, you know, you see the favorites and the fair-haired child of both parties and how they kind of promote them and the media promotes them.

00:35:31.800 It's all a game.

00:35:32.700 It's all a game.

00:35:33.900 And then all of a sudden, oh, wow, they're in the press.

00:35:36.480 I'm going to write them a check.

00:35:37.600 I know.

00:35:37.920 And then they gain all this money.

00:35:39.620 And they nurtured them and bring them along, you know, and then lo and behold, they're moving up the leadership chart.

00:35:51.440 And then all of a sudden, they're a chairman.

00:35:53.060 I remember when I first got to Congress, our then leader, who's no longer in Congress, said, hey, man, I sometimes will mentor some people, and I'd love to mentor you.

00:36:04.900 And I said, great.

00:36:06.140 And so they started checking around on me.

00:36:08.060 And then guess what?

00:36:09.020 I never got another mentoring session because I didn't do the game.

00:36:13.940 When I first got to Congress, I remember I went to my – there's like a selection committee that allows you to get on certain committees.

00:36:20.600 And I'm not – I've been in Congress eight years, and I'm still not on an A committee, obviously.

00:36:25.640 And they said, we're going to see how you vote, which I understood.

00:36:30.820 And then they said, and we'll see how you do across the street.

00:36:33.880 Now, what that means is you can't raise money in the Capitol building, which probably a lot of them do, but you have to go across the street to make fundraising calls and to raise money and to have fundraisers.

00:36:45.780 And so literally, they tell you that when you get to Congress, and it is infinitely broken because of that.

00:36:52.900 And, you know, honestly, Glenn, the big boys, they never support me to the day after the election, and then they call me in and want to write me a check.

00:37:02.120 My contributions are these little bitty ones.

00:37:05.640 They're $25, and a sweet little woman's written a Bible verse on a piece of paper and wrapped it around a check.

00:37:11.720 But that's few and far between people like me because they just bend and scrape, and we've got to hold people accountable.

00:37:21.320 And I would encourage people to find out how your person votes.

00:37:25.020 It's 357 members of Congress voted to keep that slush fund that pays for all these deviants in Congress that get by, and they pay them off with your money.

00:37:41.160 357 members of Congress.

00:37:42.940 Now, granted, some of them misunderstood it and all this other, but that should be a national.

00:37:49.280 How come ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, Fox, how come none of them covered that?

00:37:53.620 It just, to me, it blows my mind that that kind of stuff and only people covered it are

00:37:58.600 the Glenn Beck's of the world and how you stay on the radio is amazing to me.

00:38:04.740 Well, I will tell you this.

00:38:06.300 When I left Fox, last thing Roger Ailes said to me, he said, you know what your problem

00:38:11.160 is?

00:38:11.440 And I said, no, sir, what is my problem?

00:38:12.860 And he said, you won't play the game.

00:38:14.620 And I said, you know what, sir?

00:38:16.420 Some of us don't believe it's a game.

00:38:19.580 And I don't think the American people think it's a game.

00:38:22.120 brother it's the future of our country it is tim i am i am out of time and i didn't even get to

00:38:28.620 half of the questions i want to have you back you have said some amazing things you said you

00:38:33.200 have seen classified information that quote would set the earth on fire and leave the public up at

00:38:39.580 night uh anna polina luna um is is asking for the release of a bunch of videos today

00:38:48.600 is this is this a distraction or is this real it's real it's real we just there's two it goes

00:38:58.100 too deep and when i sit in a classified briefing and some little punk with a man bun bureaucrat

00:39:03.960 and the biden administration tells me that um that the president is on a need-to-know basis

00:39:09.840 that that to me is that should tell you all you need to know right there they need to rip the

00:39:14.920 cover off this thing and expose it because it's not about little green men and flying saucers

00:39:19.980 i have my own theories on that it's about what are we spending tens of millions of dollars on

00:39:24.400 that they tell us do not exist like may i have you back you're so hard to book may i may i ask

00:39:31.960 you to come back and spend some time with me i'm gonna tell will will in my office to to call you

00:39:38.880 back and and to call you today and set something up brother thank you thank you thank you thank

00:39:43.840 Thank you very much.

00:39:44.620 And it is a huge, huge honor for me because I don't want to make you feel old, but I grew up watching and listening to you.

00:39:52.040 And my mom and dad are both in heaven.

00:39:53.940 They loved you.

00:39:55.120 And you're a straight shooter, and we dig that.

00:39:57.880 So thank you, brother.

00:39:58.980 I appreciate it.

00:40:00.360 Thank you very much.

00:40:01.060 I appreciate it.

00:40:01.980 Thanks, Congressman.

00:40:03.380 All right.

00:40:03.900 Back in just a minute.

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00:46:39.040 So it has taken, well, since Trump got into office, it's taken this long of a time just to declassify some documents and some, I don't know, previously hidden procedural flaws,

00:47:02.400 if I'm being really very kind on how they how they tried to go after this president with the

00:47:10.420 impeachment and how unbelievably flawed it was and one of the guys who made all of this possible

00:47:17.400 who just would not it was like a dog with a bone that would not let it go uh is our guest to talk

00:47:23.800 to us about what has been revealed and what it means and whether anything's going to happen

00:47:31.220 That's the most important thing, I think. Why should we care when I think nothing's going to really happen?

00:47:37.660 John Davis, he is the CEO and co-founder of The Federalist.

00:47:41.600 He has the latest on the revelations on the Ukraine impeachment scandal.

00:47:46.400 And it matters even if nobody goes to jail.

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00:49:51.040 alberna.com slash Glenn. All right. Welcome Sean Davis from the Federalist CEO and co-founder

00:49:58.200 and a guy who has, I mean, really, Sean, you and your team have done more for this story.

00:50:04.820 We did a, I did the, I think I did the biggest chalkboard I've ever done on the impeachment.

00:50:11.220 And we did six months of research and I had enough evidence at the time to, I said at the time,

00:50:18.240 I think I could go to a grand jury and just present this case and you could get indictments on this.

00:50:24.680 You have taken this story and now pushed and pushed and pushed.

00:50:28.540 And now with the revelations that I want you to talk about, now you could take this to a court of law and you can get convictions.

00:50:34.960 So, A, thank you.

00:50:37.440 B, what has been revealed now?

00:50:41.080 Tell us the story in a way for people who have not been following it.

00:50:46.020 Well, Glenn, you are very generous.

00:50:47.540 Thank you for that. Thank you for having me on. Yesterday was a big day. So after six and a half,

00:50:53.540 nearly seven years, we finally got the transcripts of testimony from the intelligence community

00:50:59.580 inspector general. And for those who may not recall, this was the guy who took possession

00:51:04.800 of that infamous so-called whistleblower complaint in 29 that blew up and ended up turning into the

00:51:11.660 first trump impeachment and i think a lot of us at the time even though this was kind of our first

00:51:18.040 little foray into to the the impeachment nonsense we're all wise and veterans of that now um we all

00:51:25.540 smelled a rat we all knew it was fishy and what these transcripts that were released finally

00:51:30.920 showed was that it was actually much worse than many of us suspected there was so much democrat 0.86

00:51:36.500 chicanery going on behind the scenes they were coordinating with each other they were colluding 0.62

00:51:41.580 They were changing rules. They were breaking rules. They were leaking and they were lying all so that they could overthrow a president because he, the man who was elected by the people, didn't like the foreign policy that had been chosen by a bunch of unelected, faithless bureaucrats in Washington. 0.85

00:51:59.580 so what did we what did we confirm yesterday what do we have now as evidence what was the chicanery 0.82

00:52:11.560 so we learned we learned a couple of things that we had always suspected and and the first was

00:52:17.440 that and this was something we reported on very early on which was that the inspector general

00:52:22.420 actually changed their internal rules for how you could file whistleblower complaints 0.91

00:52:28.620 before this so-called whistleblower, I call them axe grinders, came in and decided he was going to

00:52:34.960 try and overthrow the president. The intelligence community had certain rules about what you had to

00:52:39.740 have in a complaint in order for it to be valid. And one of those rules was you had to have first

00:52:45.160 hand evidence of criminal wrongdoing. And at the time, they never, ever had it. This guy had a

00:52:52.960 call transcript that he read and he didn't like things that the president said in the call

00:52:57.200 transcript. And then so he went and talked to other people and put down their recollections

00:53:03.700 and kind of his own third-hand view of things and said, you know, this is a criminal thing

00:53:08.820 and they need to look into campaign finance and all these other criminal violations.

00:53:12.780 And it turns out in order for that thing to have even been accepted under the previous

00:53:16.440 rules, it would have to have had firsthand evidence, which he never, ever had. It was

00:53:21.420 all hearsay. It was all second and third-hand evidence. And you had the inspector general

00:53:27.000 secretly change the rules, backdate the forms, mislead about what the intention was so that he

00:53:35.620 could make this thing, which never would have been valid, somehow magically valid so Schiff

00:53:40.340 could go run against Trump on it. And then the second thing he did is we learned all of the

00:53:46.920 behind-the-scenes Democrat collusion that was going on. You had this inspector general that

00:53:52.740 was breaking rule after rule after rule in order to release this complaint. You had DOJ saying

00:53:58.480 nothing's wrong here. You had the FBI look at it and kind of scoff. You had the DNI at the time who

00:54:03.800 said, no, there's no urgent concern here. There's no valid basis for a complaint. And instead you

00:54:08.780 had Atkinson and this whistleblower, the whistleblower at the time, this blows my mind.

00:54:14.140 He went to Democrats on shift staff and was working with them before ever putting this

00:54:18.940 whistleblower complaint together so is this is this vinman do we do we know who the whistleblower

00:54:24.280 was now everyone has said for years that they believe it to be eric chiramella vinman we believe

00:54:31.980 based on the transcript was not the so-called whistleblower um it looks like he was one of

00:54:38.200 the witnesses so-called witnesses i believe witness one um but i'm not positive uh mentioned

00:54:43.700 in the whistleblower complaint. He was one of the people who the so-called whistleblower

00:54:49.280 relied on to put together his third-hand hearsay testimony or complaint.

00:54:58.920 Does this inspector general still have his job?

00:55:02.600 No, thank goodness he doesn't. He was an absolute disaster. And a lot of us wondered at the time, 0.77

00:55:09.340 was this guy kind of just an idiot who got buffeted by the winds and didn't really know 1.00

00:55:14.180 how to control the process and just ended up in a situation out of his control? Or was he someone 1.00

00:55:19.960 who was actively working behind the scenes to make this thing into a bigger deal than it should have

00:55:25.160 been in order to take down the president? And after reading through, there are two separate

00:55:29.840 testimonies from September and October of 2019. After reading through them, I am utterly convinced

00:55:36.600 that he was an active and willing participant and plotter

00:55:40.520 in the coup and conspiracy to take down Trump in 2019.

00:55:46.880 What have we found out about Schiff?

00:55:49.100 Anything?

00:55:50.940 No, there wasn't much about Schiff in there.

00:55:53.040 We knew at the time that he had been,

00:55:55.920 or he and his staff had been colluding

00:55:58.160 with this so-called whistleblower

00:55:59.800 before the complaint had ever been filed.

00:56:02.160 That was something that didn't come out

00:56:04.420 until um that the impeachment thing was in full swing um the person we've learned a lot about uh

00:56:11.700 uh rather hilariously is not so much shift who i think everyone has known is just a dishonest

00:56:17.220 dirtbag but another key player at the time was one eric swalwell

00:56:24.340 and i think we've learned a lot about all eric well he i mean do we learn anything other than

00:56:29.860 he's a dirtbag allegedly what we learned he's a real hands-on guy but apparently not on the

00:56:36.520 intel matters that we actually care about so um uh i saw well what's his name um

00:56:45.640 oh the famous lawyer from boston um help me out anybody on the show uh lawyer from boston harvard

00:56:53.880 Dershowitz. Professor Emeritus. Yeah, Dershowitz. Dershowitz said, thank you. Dershowitz said

00:57:00.840 yesterday that he thinks this whole thing could be expunged. And he said, never before in history

00:57:06.080 could that have happened before. He said, but this is so rotten to the core,

00:57:10.740 it could be expunged. Which leads me to the question, is anything going to happen?

00:57:18.000 My, you know, I've become a little bit fayless and cynical having watched all this stuff.

00:57:23.000 you know i hear is something going to happen and my brain translates this to is anyone going to go

00:57:28.380 to prison you know is atkinson going to go to jail are people going to go to prison for lying

00:57:32.280 it's been almost seven years my gut tells me no and i know that can be like really disheartening

00:57:41.160 for people to hear i i it certainly is frustrating when you do all this work and you see all this

00:57:45.740 criminality and nobody goes to jail um and so people can tend to throw up their hands and say

00:57:51.580 what's even the point? What's the use? And I would say the truth is its own point. The truth

00:57:58.260 is its own end and its own purpose. And a lot of us can't control what happens to bad guys,

00:58:04.860 whether they go to prison, whether they're brought to justice. But we do have a large

00:58:09.380 ability to control what we consume, what we hear and what we know. And so I would say maybe this

00:58:15.240 is just a cope. Knowing the truth is huge. Knowing the truth is amazing. And the reason we know this

00:58:21.140 is because so many people tried so hard for so long

00:58:24.160 to make sure we never learned the truth.

00:58:26.320 So I think we shouldn't allow ourselves

00:58:29.340 to get lost in fatalism or cynicism

00:58:32.360 about not having prison time.

00:58:34.340 We should be thankful that we know the truth.

00:58:36.340 That's always something to be pursuing and be thankful for.

00:58:40.100 And so I'm upset that we're probably never gonna see

00:58:42.820 people in prison over this,

00:58:43.860 but man, am I glad to know what actually happened finally.

00:58:47.940 Okay, can I push back on that?

00:58:50.600 because I'm in a bad mood today.

00:58:53.320 I've been so black-pilled today 0.83

00:58:54.680 and I've been trying really hard to not be black-pilled

00:58:57.380 but today it's just with everything that's going on

00:58:59.840 because nobody is, you know, like this Swalwell thing,

00:59:02.440 the story is not Swalwell.

00:59:04.260 I mean, you know, we had pretty good indications.

00:59:07.320 We didn't know, but we had pretty good indications.

00:59:10.080 50 people, 50 women now are saying that.

00:59:14.120 So the story is not Swalwell.

00:59:15.680 The story is the system that protected him, okay?

00:59:20.060 and nobody's going to investigate that.

00:59:22.420 I mean, the journalists are all patting themselves

00:59:24.100 on the back going,

00:59:25.200 oh, look, and this is because of good journalism.

00:59:27.480 No, it's not.

00:59:28.240 Good journalism would have exposed this long time ago,

00:59:30.700 but you didn't do anything

00:59:32.220 because he was useful to the mission.

00:59:37.100 And so the problem is the entire system.

00:59:41.340 So, you know, you have, we know the truth,

00:59:44.220 but the press is not going to report on it.

00:59:46.780 So it's not going to be something

00:59:48.380 that is really recorded history is only written by the winners and i'm not sure that we win long

00:59:55.980 term here if donald trump you know becomes a lame duck uh soon um and the most important thing is

01:00:03.000 if nobody goes to jail how do we prevent this from happening again to other people 0.89

01:00:07.940 yeah it's a it's a great question and you were so right about swalwell what's insane is his crime

01:00:15.400 was not being a dirtbag or harassing women or assaulting women his rhyme his crime was threatening

01:00:20.720 the political chances of a billionaire in california because that's that was the only

01:00:25.460 thing that got him under their klieg like yes like he threatened tom steyer and that was apparently

01:00:30.520 a crime they will not uh abide by right exactly but to your question so but to your question about

01:00:37.800 the accountability yeah no go ahead no no go ahead you're on it yeah it's it it i i i i'm

01:00:47.860 very much with you i struggle with the black pilling every day and the thing the only thing

01:00:53.680 that i can do that makes me sane is understand number one i don't have the power to control

01:00:58.700 what a thousand other people in government do i don't get to pick the da's i don't get to pick

01:01:02.860 the grand juries the only thing i can control is the thing that i can do every day and the thing

01:01:08.480 that i do every day is find out what's true and and broadcast it as far and wide as i can go

01:01:13.360 because otherwise i think you'll go insane if you're constantly blackpilling and being cynical

01:01:18.620 and being mad that this didn't happen or that didn't happen oh i can't control any of that

01:01:22.760 so why why would i allow myself to get all wrapped up in something i can't control

01:01:26.920 great perspective um can you hang for just a second sean i want to come back to you because

01:01:32.400 I want to ask you about Tulsi because she was one digging and digging and digging,

01:01:37.020 and it's taken her this long.

01:01:38.620 And I want to ask you a little bit about her and what she found in her role in all of this,

01:01:43.660 but also DOJ.

01:01:45.540 Now that we have a different possible head of the DOJ, new attorney general coming in,

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01:03:45.160 of the federalist uh if you don't read the federalist you should every day um sean davis

01:03:50.220 is with us sean what did it take for tulsi gabbard to get this through i mean it kind of makes the

01:03:55.780 case for all of us who say why don't you just release it why aren't we going after people

01:03:59.960 that it takes time especially when everything's been classified what did it take for her to get

01:04:05.580 this out yeah tulsi is a is a transparency hero truly because it has been almost seven years and

01:04:14.640 it wasn't until now that we finally got this out so thank thank goodness for her taking this

01:04:19.100 initiative. I think she had to fight a whole lot of bureaucratic inertia at best and probably 0.97

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01:04:33.380 industry within Washington, which is the unaccountable foreign policy deep state that

01:04:38.340 thinks everyone else works for them. And so she didn't just have to fight within the intel 0.86

01:04:43.320 community. She had to fight within Congress. She had to fight within the intel people on the Hill.

01:04:48.420 and you know including republicans because not everyone there is on board uh with the kind of

01:04:53.540 transparency uh we want so thank goodness she got that out when she did even though it's you know

01:04:59.560 seven years later um because it's really really important for us to know the facts and i'm i'm

01:05:05.380 thankful for her commitment to transparency on this is this something that now that she's won

01:05:10.640 she has a reputation with those people a little bit more of uh if she starts coming for you she's 0.87

01:05:16.880 not going to let it go absolutely because recall she did this on that phony bogus intel community 0.98

01:05:24.420 assessment that came out after the 2016 election that allegedly claimed trump was you know working

01:05:30.500 for putin and putin wanted trump to win right and she was the one who went and interviewed all of

01:05:35.460 those analysts who went and looked at all the notes and found that hey actually they cooked

01:05:39.560 the books they misrepresented intel the whole thing was a joke that was tulsi who it great

01:05:45.540 personal credibility and reputational risk went in there and said, no, I don't care how bad this

01:05:51.620 makes you look. We're getting this out. The people need to know it. Pam Bondi had a lot of reasons

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01:06:40.340 be his number one priority i mean everybody said he's going to go after all of his you know enemies

01:06:44.060 look what he's doing and this seems to be a lower priority for him and it's not going after his

01:06:49.180 enemies it's going after people who are breaking the law and uh using this as their own little

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01:08:54.580 welcome to the glenbeck program i want to bring you up to speed do a quick uh stop here for

01:09:01.400 what's happening in the middle east with the war with iran uh things are looking good apparently

01:09:07.380 the president said yesterday that the conversations are still going on with iran

01:09:11.400 it looks like iran is asking to come back to the table maybe in the next couple of days

01:09:15.740 uh they were bluffing we have a president who is not bluffing uh and it we we will put them

01:09:21.980 out. You don't have to drop another bomb on Iran. We can cripple them financially and they're about

01:09:29.720 to destroy themselves. The good news is apparently we've killed enough of the 12ers in the IRGC 1.00

01:09:37.780 that the people who want to survive, who don't believe just in chaos and that we'll all go 1.00

01:09:43.560 to heaven after we bring in the return of the promised one, they're in charge. And at least

01:09:50.940 right now so it looks pretty good and some other things are changing uh jason can you bring us up

01:09:56.960 to speed on what happened with china yesterday this you know i said at the very beginning

01:10:01.640 this is about the entire world and and also the alliance with uh what did i call chink 0.74

01:10:10.540 um that aligned breaking that alliance up and also hurting china that is a big part of this 0.84

01:10:18.080 It's not the only reason, but it's a big part.

01:10:20.300 And what is happening now with China?

01:10:22.700 Yeah, the larger strategy with the Trump doctrine is starting to materialize.

01:10:27.400 I really wish the administration could properly describe what they are doing on the larger chessboard,

01:10:34.240 because I think it would make everything seem a whole lot more, I guess, visible.

01:10:38.620 But yesterday, the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, doubled down on our defense relationship with Indonesia.

01:10:47.580 Why is that so important? Because the Strait of Hormuz is not the only big choke point.

01:10:52.480 A huge choke point for commercial goods, for oil and gas, actually getting through the Middle East and getting over towards Asia is the Strait of Malacca. 0.86

01:11:04.000 And this is a huge move by the Trump administration with Indonesia to kind of reestablish a military presence and let the Chinese know that we know exactly how to hurt you. 0.87

01:11:16.660 You knew how to hurt us with the Panama Canal. 0.95

01:11:19.220 Everyone was talking about that.

01:11:20.600 But now we are redoubling our efforts at the strait that you are most concerned about, which is the Strait of Malacca.

01:11:28.700 So a lot to look forward there.

01:11:31.300 But, yeah, it's a big development.

01:11:33.260 I'm telling you right now, if Donald Trump can make it and not have Congress and the Senate flip on him,

01:11:44.420 and we can get somebody who is dialed in to what he's doing and will hold these policies,

01:11:52.140 A, you're going to see a lot of things change if, let's say, J.D. Vance or Marco Rubio or DeSantis

01:11:58.640 or somebody who is in on this strategy

01:12:01.780 gets in to replace him,

01:12:03.900 you're going to see a lot of people fold

01:12:05.700 because they're holding out now.

01:12:07.460 They're like, we can last two more years.

01:12:08.960 We can last two more years

01:12:09.880 in hopes that it'll be Kamala or somebody else like that.

01:12:14.720 But I'm telling you,

01:12:15.820 if we can just get at least one more term,

01:12:19.560 this is going to end up being so good.

01:12:23.740 Let me answer something here

01:12:25.180 that is probably the number one question

01:12:27.700 that I get all the time

01:12:30.220 whenever we were talking about the war in Iran.

01:12:33.800 Why is it, if we're energy independent,

01:12:36.360 is gas going up?

01:12:37.920 Why are we paying that?

01:12:39.780 And this is something that is,

01:12:41.260 the answer is going to kind of,

01:12:42.580 you'll feel better,

01:12:43.520 but you'll also be a little,

01:12:45.440 well, you'll understand it more

01:12:47.220 on why we have to break the back

01:12:50.460 of this progressive agenda.

01:12:52.800 So I remember when I was young, 1980s,

01:12:56.740 gas was probably a dollar 80 or something. Uh, and I moved to Texas and I saw gas there was like

01:13:04.560 90 cents. And I'm like, Oh my gosh, I am never moving from Texas. Okay. Same, same country,

01:13:10.380 same oil, same ground. How could it be like a dollar cheaper? Okay. If you're like most people

01:13:17.060 and you've ever lived in Texas when it was like that, that memory sticks. Now, part of it is

01:13:22.440 because California, they just jack up the prices with restrictions, and they also add a lot of tax

01:13:29.640 to it. And it feels like there's proof that something is wrong here. But let me explain.

01:13:35.800 We have all of this oil, more than we've had in decades. So why does it feel like we're paying

01:13:40.980 more? Let me walk you through this in a way that I think it could maybe click for you.

01:13:47.640 I want you to think of oil, not as oil, but think of it as cattle, not hamburgers, cattle.

01:13:56.420 Because what comes out of the ground is not gasoline, it's crude oil.

01:14:02.140 It's thick, it's messy, it's different qualities depending on where you drill for it.

01:14:07.420 And you don't drive your car on any of that stuff, okay?

01:14:10.740 Just like you don't sit down and eat a cow in the field.

01:14:13.620 It has to be processed, refined, turned into gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel, or whatever.

01:14:19.660 Here's where it breaks from common sense.

01:14:22.720 Just because you have a lot of cattle in your state doesn't mean you have enough slaughterhouses.

01:14:29.000 And even if you do, they may be built for a different kind of animal.

01:14:34.860 And this is what's happening with oil.

01:14:36.980 The United States produces a ton of oil, record levels, and it's only going to get bigger.

01:14:42.040 But a huge portion of that oil, especially from places like Texas, is what's called light sweet crude. It's really super easy to refine, but only if your refineries are built for that. Our refineries aren't built for that.

01:14:57.500 We built refineries back in the 60s and 70s, and we built them to handle the heavier, dirtier crude, the kind that comes from Venezuela or the Middle East.

01:15:08.740 So what do you do?

01:15:10.500 Well, if we can't refine this, we have to then import the kind that our system is designed to handle.

01:15:18.840 So we sell the light sweet stuff overseas, and then we have to import this stuff.

01:15:24.580 So even before you get to price, you're already in the global game.

01:15:28.480 Your oil isn't your oil anymore.

01:15:30.480 It's a worldwide swap meet.

01:15:33.180 Then you have to layer on transportation.

01:15:36.260 When I saw those cheap prices in Texas, I was close to the source.

01:15:42.260 Fewer pipelines, shorter trips.

01:15:44.180 It costs less to move it.

01:15:46.300 But if you're in the Northeast or parts of the West Coast, that oil might have to travel halfway across the country or come in from halfway across the world on a ship.

01:15:58.180 And then the pipelines in America are not easy to build anymore.

01:16:02.240 Every delay, every legal fight, every mile not built adds cost to that.

01:16:08.420 So now we have oil moving in circles.

01:16:10.980 We're exporting stuff that we can't refine because we didn't build the refineries.

01:16:14.760 We have to import, ship, refine, and then distribute.

01:16:20.000 Each step takes a bite.

01:16:22.900 And then you hit the real driver that most people don't see.

01:16:27.740 The price of oil is not set here.

01:16:30.980 The price of oil is globally.

01:16:33.700 It's globally set.

01:16:35.260 So it doesn't matter.

01:16:36.380 If your neighbor struck oil in their backyard, it doesn't matter.

01:16:40.480 the price you pay is tied to what somebody in Europe or China or India is willing to pay for

01:16:46.720 the same barrel because everybody's competing for it you know it's like living next to a wheat farm

01:16:51.960 during a global food shortage and you're like wait I don't have bread but all that wheat's right

01:16:57.200 there yes you know they don't sell that wheat to you for less because you're close he sells whoever

01:17:03.400 will pay the market price and the price moves on fear. War rumors, shipping lanes under threat,

01:17:12.760 OPEC decisions, even the expectation of a problem can push prices up before anything actually even

01:17:18.900 happens. So you're not just paying for oil, you're paying for uncertainty. And then there's

01:17:25.160 the refining capacity. Do you know that we haven't built a new refinery in decades? Not at scale,

01:17:34.040 Regulations, cost, politics, take your pick.

01:17:36.960 So when the demand goes up or when a refinery goes down for maintenance or a storm, there is no cushion.

01:17:42.980 We haven't built a new refinery since the 1970s.

01:17:47.480 That's like having plenty of cattle, but there are no knives, no place to turn it into food.

01:17:53.920 You know, the bottleneck isn't the supply, it's the ability to process it.

01:17:58.040 and bottlenecks, like you're seeing in the Strait of Hormuz, that's what spikes prices.

01:18:04.760 And don't get me started on why we just don't build more refineries here in America. I mean,

01:18:10.200 it makes total sense, doesn't it? Well, we should just build more refineries that process the kind

01:18:15.280 of oil that we have here. Nope, nope. It will never happen. I did about three hours of research

01:18:21.100 on this yesterday. It will never happen. And don't even get me started because it will blow

01:18:27.020 your mind it will make you so mad at the process it takes 30 years to pay for one of those things

01:18:32.500 no one's going to build it because no one believes the policy today whether it is for global warming

01:18:38.860 or against global warming nobody believes it's going to last 30 years and so they won't build

01:18:43.400 it because they'll never get their money out of it it will always it will they believe it'll become

01:18:49.080 like california so you can't build them so we're going to have to continue to sell our oil overseas

01:18:56.640 because we can't refine it.

01:18:59.040 So we have to sell that overseas

01:19:00.720 where they will build those refineries.

01:19:03.000 And then we have to buy their oil

01:19:04.940 and use our refineries,

01:19:06.580 which were built in the 1970s.

01:19:08.280 It's insane.

01:19:10.860 So when you say,

01:19:12.600 you know, why are we paying more?

01:19:14.320 That's why.

01:19:16.500 America, we can't use our own oil

01:19:19.480 because the system isn't local anymore.

01:19:22.980 And it hasn't been for a very long time.

01:19:25.380 We're sitting on massive resources.

01:19:28.700 Yeah, that part is absolutely true.

01:19:31.460 But the path from the ground to your gas tank runs through a global marketplace, aging infrastructure, regulatory choke points, and a pricing system driven by the headlines more than supply.

01:19:45.780 So it's not one thing.

01:19:47.440 It's many, many layers.

01:19:49.880 like that nice simple idea we have oil so it should be cheap

01:19:55.540 wrapped in a system that gets more complicated every single decade and what are you going to

01:20:01.780 do about it somewhere along the way we stopped building the kind of system that would actually

01:20:07.340 let that simple idea be true again so you want to solve this we actually have to make a decision

01:20:17.780 You know, this is the big thing that I really worry about.

01:20:22.800 And I think you worry about.

01:20:25.680 It's the biggest problem with Trump only having one term left in two more years and him not possibly having a replacement that thinks like him, you know, or is on the same page.

01:20:38.120 What's going to happen?

01:20:39.380 Because government hasn't hasn't actually codified anything.

01:20:44.140 There's been no bills that have passed.

01:20:46.340 Oh, yeah, we did that one big, beautiful bill. One, one in two years. Can you give us another

01:20:52.380 one? What do you say? Because they haven't codified anything, the next administration

01:20:57.780 can come in and undo all of this. And we're right back to where we started.

01:21:04.240 That's why you're paying for more for gas. That's why. Because we can't do the right thing.

01:21:11.620 because it's too expensive

01:21:14.700 and nobody believes we're going to be consistent.

01:21:17.720 Nobody believes it.

01:21:19.680 We have all the oil in the world.

01:21:21.860 We are going to be the major supplier,

01:21:24.280 which will be good for us.

01:21:25.620 In the end, China is going to begin buying their oil.

01:21:28.560 You see, there's a story from Canada this week.

01:21:31.160 I read this yesterday that said,

01:21:33.100 from Canada, in the Canadian press,

01:21:35.720 it's saying, Canada, we better wake up.

01:21:37.960 You know, our one thing that we had going, you know, for us in our favor as a tool against America is that we had so much oil.

01:21:47.440 Have you noticed the world is coming to them, not us?

01:21:51.420 We better wake up.

01:21:52.700 I saw another story from England that said we are toast.

01:21:56.360 We are toast because we have alienated ourselves from reality and we have no energy.

01:22:04.400 We have no industry.

01:22:05.720 We have nothing.

01:22:07.180 And where are we going to get that oil?

01:22:08.640 We're going to have to get that oil from the United States of America.

01:22:11.900 So this is America first, but not at the gas pump.

01:22:17.360 And that's the reason why.

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01:23:52.120 Back in a flash

01:23:53.440 things are feeling a little less human these days aren't they but isn't the whole point of progress

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01:24:30.300 so uh ricky is here you're following the insiders what are they saying ricky

01:24:46.260 Lance, 9315.

01:24:47.740 So what you're saying, Glenn, is that America is first to line the pockets of the oil companies to a much greater extent than other nations.

01:24:56.980 Well, no.

01:24:59.540 I mean, I believe in the free market system.

01:25:01.740 And I don't like the fact that the oil companies can get rich while we're paying more.

01:25:06.260 However, that's the free market.

01:25:08.960 It is very important that, you know, why is it a problem that Europe doesn't have their own companies?

01:25:14.860 you know, England doesn't have their own companies. First of all, you want your own

01:25:19.180 companies just in case there's ever a problem. You have the ability to do things. But also on top of

01:25:24.880 that, all of that money that the oil companies are making is onshore, not offshore. So you're

01:25:30.680 creating the jobs here. You're creating and using that money to reinvest here instead of sending it

01:25:36.860 over to Saudi Arabia. It's much better to have that money here. Okay. That helps. Let's talk

01:25:42.240 about here karen 6869 torch insider ask how long does it take to build a refinery here

01:25:47.780 so it should take if you didn't have if you didn't have the regulations and you know you

01:25:55.340 didn't have all the crap that goes along with oil it would take you about four to six years to buy

01:26:00.940 to to build a refinery maybe some say it's closer to 10 but let's just say six years

01:26:06.500 Unfortunately, the reasonable time to add to a six-year build, just because of the court system, ESG and everything else, is a minimum of an additional 12 years.

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01:28:18.420 The fusion of entertainment, enlightenment and empowerment

01:28:27.140 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:28:34.560 Hello, America.

01:28:36.280 I have told you recently that we are at the zenith right now of global propaganda.

01:28:45.600 Never has propaganda been more ubiquitous and more powerful than it is right now.

01:28:53.620 And that is because of social media and AI.

01:28:58.140 Yesterday, I told you this is why you have to pause.

01:29:01.260 Don't get wrapped up into these wars between the podcasts and, you know, all of these things about, you know, for instance, last week, everybody was arguing about how Donald Trump is chickening out.

01:29:13.380 We're not going to accept this. 0.80

01:29:14.580 How can he possibly get us into a war and then accept that they're going to charge at the Strait of Hormuz and they're going to, you know, keep Hamas and everything. 0.51

01:29:22.800 And I said, don't argue about that now. 0.85

01:29:24.680 You don't know if that's going to happen or not.

01:29:26.180 Stop, stop. But a lot of people spent a lot of days being really pissed and that didn't happen,

01:29:32.540 did it? That's part of propaganda. Anything to divide us right now. So pause. Make sure that

01:29:41.540 it's not coming from an outside source. Ask the question, who benefits if I get pissed off about

01:29:47.220 this? So I'm doing some research yesterday and I came across something, an investigation by the

01:29:55.760 team at pirate wires um and it's about propaganda in a way i have never even thought of

01:30:04.140 it is this is so wildly important because propaganda is now becoming the truth and i'll

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01:31:50.180 So you remember in the good old days

01:31:52.700 when we worried about Wikipedia

01:31:54.500 making edits and things like that

01:31:57.120 or big tech censoring truth?

01:31:59.880 Let me show you how those cute little battles

01:32:02.600 are still raging,

01:32:04.000 the ones we're paying attention to,

01:32:05.360 while a nuclear information war is raging

01:32:09.540 and no one's talking about it.

01:32:11.480 It is going right into the bloodstream

01:32:14.120 of artificial intelligence systems

01:32:16.440 that are increasingly telling us

01:32:18.460 what to think, what to believe,

01:32:20.980 and even what the truth looks like tomorrow.

01:32:24.560 Over the past few years,

01:32:26.700 Reddit, the so-called front page of the internet,

01:32:29.440 has quietly become one of the most powerful backdoors

01:32:32.640 in AI training data.

01:32:34.940 AI trains on something.

01:32:37.380 And a lot of these companies are training on Reddit.

01:32:41.240 They train on what gets upvoted.

01:32:44.120 Okay. If it's upvoted today and just doesn't trend for a few hours now, now it becomes the raw material that ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google, and the rest of these models ingest and spit back out as authoritative answers.

01:33:02.120 The one source that I found that does not do this is Grok.

01:33:08.000 There was a study from SEMrush.

01:33:10.760 It looked at over 200,000 prompts across all the major AI systems,

01:33:15.480 and it found that Reddit links are showing up everywhere,

01:33:20.040 often ranking higher than traditional news sites or even Wikipedia,

01:33:24.080 which you shouldn't trust.

01:33:26.300 Many of those cited posts had shockingly low engagement,

01:33:31.220 sometimes fewer than 20 upvotes.

01:33:35.480 You're going to understand why this is so powerful and dangerous here in a second.

01:33:39.760 Reddit has bragged in its latest shareholder letter

01:33:43.380 that it's now the number one most cited domain across all AI models.

01:33:48.940 So all of these models are training how to think on Reddit.

01:33:53.980 That should terrify you.

01:33:56.080 Because here's the reality.

01:33:57.740 even small coordinated groups can now launder their propaganda through reddit and their upvote

01:34:04.960 system and it gets baked straight into ai that millions of people all over the world are using

01:34:11.720 every single day for truth to help find the truth and it's not just influencing what your neighbor

01:34:17.340 sees on their feed this is shaping what the machines tell the next generation is consensus

01:34:24.240 Again, full credit where credit is due. Great investigation. You should read the whole thing

01:34:30.820 by the team at Pirate Wires. The reporting and the research laid out in this are laid out in

01:34:37.620 great detail. They have been doing all of the hard work documenting how these manipulation

01:34:43.480 campaigns actually operate in the wild. And they have exposed two major examples in just the last

01:34:50.560 year. First, large-scale propaganda network tied to U.S.-designated terror organizations.

01:34:58.340 So Hamas and Hezbollah, the Houthis, are deeply embedded in Reddit. At the center was

01:35:06.980 OurPalestine. It's got 300,000 members, and they are coordinating through Discord servers.

01:35:13.680 They are not just posting these things in little niche political corners.

01:35:19.760 They are infiltrating massive, high-engagement subreddits, like reddits about documentaries or lifestyle, any of these things.

01:35:32.560 And they are laundered, translated battlefield messages from Hamas's own Al-Aqsa brigade that were celebrating the attacks on the Zionist enemy.

01:35:51.160 They are pushing Houthi propaganda as if it were a neutral reporting.

01:35:55.580 So what happens is they will take something, literally, propaganda from the terrorist organizations, they will repackage it, and they will put it out onto Reddit.

01:36:09.220 And if it gets some upvotes, it goes right into the system of AI.

01:36:14.380 Reddit's own internal review tried to downplay all of this, claiming it found four pieces of problematic content.

01:36:22.200 but reporters went back and found dozens that still live on the site and then there's the

01:36:29.380 coordinated campaign targeting elon musk and x.com this one is a great example of how this works

01:36:35.960 suddenly across dozens of major sports subreddits liverpool football club the nfl teams nba

01:36:45.480 Major League Baseball, nearly identical posts

01:36:48.900 appearing calling for bans on all links to X.

01:36:53.940 These posts didn't trend.

01:36:56.000 In some communities, they became the most upvoted post

01:37:00.280 in the subreddit's entire history,

01:37:03.300 crushing even celebrations of actual championship wins.

01:37:08.020 It spreads like wildfire into city, state,

01:37:12.000 and international subs.

01:37:13.760 and it goes right into the bloodstream of ai when you read this art i urge you to read this

01:37:22.020 article when you read this whole article you will see things that are being posted and you're like

01:37:25.960 oh dear god no smoking gun but the pattern is unmistakable dormant accounts suddenly posting

01:37:34.360 then blocking anyone who asks any question the media eats it up they run it as headline for days

01:37:41.440 So why does this matter?

01:37:44.820 Because yesterday I told you, you have to pay attention to what is being, you know, the social media producers.

01:37:54.540 You have to look at, you know, how much have they, how long have they been on?

01:37:59.100 Is this a real person? Is this a foreign country? Et cetera, et cetera. 1.00

01:38:02.100 But unlike the social media mob on Facebook or X, Reddit content doesn't stop at human eyes.

01:38:11.480 It becomes training data.

01:38:14.020 If there is an upvoted post, whether organically or through the brigades here, it gets read by AI and immediately marked as high-quality human consensus.

01:38:27.660 This is such a brilliant plan.

01:38:29.920 So a small group of terrorists, terror-linked operatives, can manufacture what looks like broad agreement, get it upvoted just by a few people, and suddenly ChatGPT is repeating their narrative when someone asks a simple question like, what's happening in Gaza?

01:38:49.520 Or can I trust information on X?

01:38:52.180 No.

01:38:54.800 This is how propaganda gets laundered into truth.

01:38:59.920 The edit wars at Wikipedia, oh my gosh, that's nothing.

01:39:05.300 The brigading on Reddit, all of this stuff disappears behind a curtain.

01:39:10.820 And all we see is the calm, confident AI face telling us what to believe.

01:39:16.340 This is just one study and one radical terror-linked network.

01:39:21.820 Imagine how many people are doing exactly the same thing on every side of every issue.

01:39:27.420 It doesn't have to be just China, Iran, political, it's corporate, it's foreign governments, it's everything.

01:39:37.480 It's everything on what it means to be a man, what it means to be a woman.

01:39:45.200 All of the things you think, I mean, we are so busy taking care of life that we don't pay attention.

01:39:51.160 How many people and how much money is out there doing this kind of stuff?

01:39:57.420 Reddit's structure makes it uniquely vulnerable.

01:40:02.500 Volunteer moderators with near total power in their little fiefdoms, no accountability, operating anonymously, feeding directly into the AI pipeline that is becoming the default source of information for the entire world.

01:40:18.760 This is why online propaganda is so insidious right now.

01:40:23.460 This is not about clicks or rage bait.

01:40:26.180 This is about a long-term narrative control at the source code level of artificial intelligence.

01:40:37.500 Be very careful.

01:40:40.100 Be very careful.

01:40:41.220 We are entering a very new and scary world.

01:40:46.240 Here is the warning to you and even to me.

01:40:50.860 Every time a tweet, a post, a headline, even a podcast, yes, including my podcast, if it

01:40:59.460 makes your blood boil, stop, take a breath, check the sources.

01:41:07.280 Is it important that your blood is boiling?

01:41:10.120 That's why I started the show today.

01:41:11.240 My blood was boiling.

01:41:12.240 I was so mad.

01:41:12.880 And I said, I shouldn't be on the air today.

01:41:14.920 I shouldn't be because I'm really mad.

01:41:17.700 and that's not helpful, then you have to ask yourself, where did this actually originate?

01:41:26.100 Where is that person that I'm listening to, where are they getting this from?

01:41:30.260 Who benefits from me being angry and joining into this anger?

01:41:36.900 Because some people are doing this intentionally.

01:41:40.000 They know exactly how emotional triggers work and how to hijack our attention and our algorithms

01:41:46.140 because they want to be famous, they want to be rich, or they have an agenda.

01:41:50.240 But there's a lot of us that get it wrong as well, unintentionally.

01:41:54.840 I know I have done things unintentionally, thinking I was doing the right thing,

01:42:00.760 but then later look back on it and go, wow, that was wrong, that was distorted,

01:42:04.660 that was incomplete, it was just wrong, whatever it was.

01:42:10.500 Here's what I want you to remember.

01:42:12.960 don't trust algorithms don't trust ai don't trust it don't look at this as the ultimate source

01:42:24.660 and if you get angry any righteous anger can wait the day it can wait it can wait until you're

01:42:33.800 you've verified it because right now when we react instantly when we share without thinking

01:42:40.460 when we amplify without checking.

01:42:42.940 We are playing directly into the hands of our enemies,

01:42:46.280 and I mean some of the worst enemies,

01:42:48.480 terror organizations.

01:42:50.460 We are unwittingly becoming vectors for propaganda

01:42:53.900 from people who actively want to destroy

01:42:56.420 our way of life, our culture, our freedoms,

01:42:58.880 and it will work if we're not careful and pay attention

01:43:03.920 because the machines are learning from us in real time.

01:43:10.460 so when I say don't play into the division

01:43:14.800 I don't mean just for your neighbor

01:43:17.100 I mean are you wise enough to guard

01:43:19.600 what we are feeding the machine

01:43:21.620 stay vigilant

01:43:24.880 question everything with boldness

01:43:28.660 verify it first

01:43:31.500 then rage second

01:43:33.800 if you rage at all

01:43:36.260 but it's best to keep the rage offline

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01:50:39.440 you know i was just listening to jason talk to the insiders about um misinformation and how bad

01:50:59.060 things are getting um we're living in a world of propaganda now uh we were just talking about it

01:51:04.900 And it's much worse than people think.

01:51:07.960 And, you know, that might be something that is good that's going to come out as a result of this war is people are going to understand how bad propaganda has become.

01:51:18.980 And it's not just on war.

01:51:20.380 It's on almost everything.

01:51:22.060 And as I showed you a minute ago, AI is not giving you raw facts.

01:51:32.800 You have to understand that.

01:51:34.200 AI. I've always said this. Don't fear the machine. Fear the algorithm. Or better yet, fear the person that programmed the algorithm. What was their intent? How did they train this model? All of these models have to be trained to think like us.

01:51:52.400 And so, as I just laid out from a great study that has just come out from Pirate Wires, that talks about most of the AI, one of the training grounds to think like humans is Reddit.

01:52:11.900 That's not a good place to train AI.

01:52:14.880 Reddit?

01:52:15.580 Are you kidding me?

01:52:17.080 This is why I have yet to release George AI to the public.

01:52:22.140 Eventually, we will after we work out all the kinks,

01:52:24.700 but I want to make sure that that thing is contained

01:52:27.440 and it is trained only on original documents.

01:52:32.240 So it's not going out to Reddit for the love of Pete.

01:52:35.720 It's not doing any of that stuff

01:52:37.380 because that's where danger comes in.

01:52:39.180 I just want an accurate account

01:52:43.180 of what was done at the time in the words of the founders.

01:52:48.280 I don't want any opinion.

01:52:49.780 I'll make my opinion.

01:52:50.920 You can make your opinion.

01:52:52.340 But I want just the accurate, raw information.

01:52:56.360 That's not what you're getting.

01:52:57.400 Right now, 40% of all searches, 40% of all searches are now AI.

01:53:05.480 Google is still number one, but is Google not AI as well?

01:53:10.960 at some at some point it's fully ai google is working on ai um you know they're they're a

01:53:19.620 contender as well and they're not going to be put out of business

01:53:22.940 google is one of them is trained on reddit so when you do a google search are you getting stuff

01:53:31.080 as fact that came from reddit from an upvote on reddit that might have had six people vote

01:53:37.680 yet that this is what it is and when i'm trying to find out what does it mean about gaza those

01:53:44.120 six people that upvoted that on reddit that was then ingested and training the ai machine at google

01:53:51.420 at chat gpt that started with a terrorist group and now it's just in the machine as fact and so

01:54:00.460 when you ask about palestine or whatever you may be getting that as part of your information

01:54:06.800 as solid information.

01:54:09.180 It's really, really dangerous.

01:54:11.300 And the world is changing so rapidly.

01:54:14.120 We are in the place to where I've been warning

01:54:16.380 since the 1990s,

01:54:17.800 probably the first warning that I ever gave

01:54:20.420 before I started doing this particular job

01:54:23.280 on talking about politics was about AI.

01:54:27.400 And it was in the 90s.

01:54:28.540 And I said, there's going to come a time before 2030,

01:54:32.000 think of this, before 2030,

01:54:33.640 there's going to come a time

01:54:34.820 to where you will not be able to believe your eyes or your ears.

01:54:39.560 That fake video, I didn't call it a deep fake

01:54:42.520 because nobody was even talking about it at the time.

01:54:44.460 Fake video, they're going to be able to make video and audio

01:54:48.060 so good that you will not be able to tell if it's real or not.

01:54:53.660 And I talked about how we have to know what true truth is

01:54:57.900 and how to find the truth,

01:54:59.980 that it's beyond what your eyes and ears will tell you.

01:55:03.580 we're about to get much more complex today is uh world quantum day april 14th it comes from i

01:55:12.720 could tell you why it's april 14th it's not it doesn't matter it's it's a bunch of geek stuff

01:55:16.900 um but

01:55:18.440 this is trending today and it is the number one trend on google and i don't believe everyone's

01:55:28.620 talking about quantum day i don't believe that's the number one trend in the world or in america

01:55:33.460 Really? That? Who even, did you know it was quantum day? I didn't know that.

01:55:40.420 I think Google and the algorithm are pushing that up because they think it is important.

01:55:46.480 I happen to think it's important as well, but I don't play tricks with that.

01:55:53.080 This is so important because science is now out of the laboratory and into your bank account

01:56:01.640 and your medicine cabinet and your grocery bill

01:56:04.100 and your national security and your job

01:56:06.220 and your school, everything.

01:56:09.380 Quantum computing, today is the day

01:56:12.440 that they're trying to get people

01:56:13.580 to pay attention to quantum computing

01:56:15.460 and what it actually means.

01:56:17.740 Quantum computing is something

01:56:18.840 that I have struggled with forever

01:56:20.540 because I'm not mathematically minded at all.

01:56:25.560 I just don't think that way, never have.

01:56:28.940 And trying to understand anything

01:56:31.220 that is based in deep mathematics is very difficult for me. But then you take in quantum

01:56:37.480 computing and quantum theory, and it's because it's insane. It's insane. I've read the book

01:56:44.460 Alice in Quantum Land, so I know how crazy it is. I've tried. I've tried, and I still don't

01:56:50.840 really understand it. But let me try to explain it to you in this way. Right now, let's say we

01:56:58.240 wanted to find out um we wanted to find out how to how to solve the war in iran and we wanted to

01:57:08.340 gather together the thousand most important minds and then all of the studies from all of the war

01:57:15.660 books and all of the strategy books we got everybody in a room we got all of this whole

01:57:20.280 library there and we said come up with an answer well it might take us years to come up with the

01:57:26.040 right answer, if it is right, but we'd have arguments about it, we'd go back and forth,

01:57:31.600 everybody would have different opinions, and then we have to solve it and come up with one answer.

01:57:36.560 What quantum computing is, take all of those people and say they have a notepad, okay?

01:57:42.600 And they are instantly accessing everyone else's knowledge, every book that has ever been written

01:57:52.240 on it at exactly the same moment. And they're writing down different theories. And at the same

01:57:58.460 time they're writing this down, they also know what everyone else in the room is writing down

01:58:05.740 and are taking that into their consideration at the same time. And in fact, if there are people

01:58:10.680 in different cities that are doing this that are not connected by wires or anything else,

01:58:16.380 they also magically can know exactly what is on that notepad, okay?

01:58:22.540 It's crazy.

01:58:24.380 That's what quantum machines can do.

01:58:26.260 That's why they can chew through problems that should have taken, you know,

01:58:31.740 decades, if not lifetimes, for a regular supercomputer.

01:58:38.340 Might take them longer to solve that with a supercomputer than the age of the universe,

01:58:42.860 and it can solve it.

01:58:44.220 why does any of this matter

01:58:47.600 i know you're worried about your mortgage and the gas price and everything else but quantum is about

01:58:55.000 to touch everything everything in your life the way electricity did in the 1930s or the internet

01:59:00.580 did in the 1990s people were like oh the internet it's a fad no it's not is it this is going to

01:59:07.340 touch the future of medicine. Right now, quantum computing has looked into protein folds.

01:59:15.320 Our diseases, and especially things like Alzheimer's, when protein in our body folds

01:59:20.920 incorrectly, it folds in such a way and it causes Alzheimer's, this theory. And so we need to know

01:59:28.040 how this protein folds so we can unfold it or fold it and make it in the right shape or block it.

01:59:36.420 Well, to study how proteins can fold

01:59:40.120 is something that would have taken us lifetimes to do.

01:59:44.140 Okay, with supercomputers.

01:59:45.880 We just folded all of the proteins.

01:59:48.640 Like, I think it was like in a year or two

01:59:50.480 because of quantum computing, all of them.

01:59:53.580 So now that we know how they can fold,

01:59:55.980 now we know how to unfold them.

01:59:57.560 Now we can go in with quantum computing and say,

02:00:00.000 wait a minute, here's Alzheimer.

02:00:01.980 Here's how it's folding.

02:00:03.820 How do we unfold this so it doesn't happen?

02:00:06.160 And does this drug work?

02:00:07.260 No.

02:00:07.480 Does this drug work?

02:00:08.220 Does this drug work?

02:00:08.940 Does this work?

02:00:09.780 Not one at a time.

02:00:11.640 All of them at the same time.

02:00:13.960 That means faster, cheaper drug discovery

02:00:17.140 instead of the 10-year, billion-dollar guessing game that we play now.

02:00:21.300 It's done.

02:00:22.380 We are on the edge of solving some of the worst diseases ever.

02:00:27.980 It's going to affect your wallet

02:00:29.180 because better optimization is going to mean cheaper shipping,

02:00:34.220 smarter traffic lights, lower energy bills.

02:00:36.760 Financial firms are already testing quantum algorithms for risk modeling.

02:00:41.600 All of this stuff, your phone number and your privacy,

02:00:45.600 the same power that cracks today's encryption,

02:00:48.780 that locks your online banking,

02:00:52.740 is why governments and companies are racing to roll out post-quantum

02:00:59.180 codes. Right now, there's a rush to harvest all the data you can and decrypt it later.

02:01:12.380 Bad actors are scooping up all of this encrypted data because they know a quantum machine will

02:01:17.580 open it later. And once that happens, we're in real trouble. There are no secrets anywhere.

02:01:22.280 There are no bank accounts. There's nothing. With your job and your kids, the quantum workforce

02:01:27.960 isn't, you know, some physicist anymore.

02:01:30.900 We're going to need quantum literate engineers

02:01:33.420 and software people and ethicists and policy people

02:01:38.040 and people that just can explain things to people.

02:01:41.240 The bottleneck now is not the hardware.

02:01:43.320 It's humans who understand enough to steer it.

02:01:46.860 How do you steer something

02:01:48.040 that's something that nobody really even understands, okay?

02:01:52.320 This is something that has been a problem

02:01:55.220 for a very, very long time.

02:01:57.960 Einstein talked about this.

02:02:01.300 He did not like this.

02:02:03.340 No one understood in Einstein's time that it would lead to solar panels and LEDs and lasers in the supermarket scanner.

02:02:13.560 The 1940s quantum mechanics gave us the transistor.

02:02:17.240 Suddenly you had a computer in your pocket instead of something that took the size of a room.

02:02:22.420 every single leap looked ivory tower until the minute it showed up in your kitchen so right now

02:02:30.700 this stuff looks like ivory tower stuff but it's not that's why world quantum day which is today

02:02:37.920 isn't cute it is actually urgent scientists and i hate this word hyperscalers are moving from

02:02:47.600 theory to infrastructure right now. And billions are being spent. National strategies in the US

02:02:55.260 and Europe and China are locked in. And the average person thinks that this is all Star

02:03:02.040 Trek stuff and only nerds understand it. It's not true. What this means is your kids might

02:03:09.440 get cancer treatments tailored in weeks instead of years. It means your retirement portfolio

02:03:15.660 might be protected instead of hacked.

02:03:19.040 It means the next industrial revolution

02:03:21.760 is already in the lab

02:03:24.180 and the direction it takes is being shaped

02:03:26.760 as much by voters and parents

02:03:29.380 and everyday citizens

02:03:30.660 as it is by the people in white coats.

02:03:34.720 You really need to understand it.

02:03:37.700 Do one simple thing.

02:03:40.740 Watch a five-minute explainer.

02:03:42.220 I think Google is running this now.

02:03:43.640 Five-minute explainer.

02:03:45.660 tell your kids why April 14th was selected.

02:03:51.720 April 14th, 414 means something in the quantum world.

02:03:55.400 Look it up for yourself.

02:03:56.520 Tell them why it's more.

02:03:57.540 They know why 420 is important.

02:04:01.000 Tell them why this is more important than 420,

02:04:03.940 and it might even be more impossible to understand than 6767.

02:04:08.440 But because of the super tiny rules of the universe,

02:04:13.660 We are about to rewrite the big rules of everyday life.

02:04:17.720 And the people who understand that,

02:04:20.300 the ones that understand it first,

02:04:21.860 won't just watch the future,

02:04:23.860 you'll help write it and protect the future.

02:04:27.440 That's why this matters to you.

02:04:29.340 All right, more in just a second.

02:04:30.480 I'm sorry for being so nerdy today.

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02:04:50.740 You have emails.

02:04:51.620 You have PDFs.

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02:04:55.260 The problem isn't having it.

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02:05:04.600 Are we covered for this?

02:05:06.280 You've got to send somebody in to dig through all the files,

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02:06:22.440 That's not fascist.

02:06:24.180 That's just Tuesday.

02:06:26.060 More Glenn Beck straight ahead.

02:06:32.700 Let me play what Trump said about the Jesus pic that was posted yesterday.

02:06:50.720 Listen to this.

02:06:52.580 Mr. President, did you post that picture of yourself depicted as Jesus Christ?

02:06:57.420 Well, it wasn't a picture.

02:06:58.660 It was me.

02:06:59.860 I did post it.

02:07:01.160 And I thought it was me as a doctor.

02:07:02.700 and had to do with the Red Cross

02:07:04.820 as a Red Cross worker there,

02:07:06.240 which we support.

02:07:07.740 And only the fake news

02:07:09.820 could come up with that one.

02:07:11.160 So I had to-

02:07:12.660 Okay, stop.

02:07:13.240 So I wanted to play this

02:07:14.840 because of a couple of things.

02:07:16.180 Notice A, here's a president

02:07:17.560 that is not blaming it on somebody else.

02:07:19.360 Yeah, I posted it, however.

02:07:21.820 And when I heard that,

02:07:22.720 he said, well, I saw it

02:07:23.720 as a doctor of the Red Cross.

02:07:25.220 I thought, wait a minute.

02:07:26.240 And then I remembered,

02:07:27.140 this is the guy who said two Corinthians.

02:07:30.480 Remember, and he couldn't understand

02:07:32.160 how everybody was expected to know it's not two Corinthians.

02:07:37.220 He was not raised and steeped in this.

02:07:39.780 I believe he actually did see that as not a picture of Christ.

02:07:45.420 But with all that saying, can we move on now?

02:07:50.440 He gets it.

02:07:51.460 He's gotten rid of it.

02:07:53.340 Now let's focus on what we should be doing.

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