The Glenn Beck Program - The Media Are Rewriting History ｜ Guests： Carol Roth & Andrew Crapuchettes ｜ 11⧸16⧸21

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00:01:05.340 What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment.

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00:01:37.220 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:41.740 I'm just looking over all the things we have to talk about today.

00:01:50.660 The Rittenhouse trial, Biden and his infrastructure plan, which he's very, very excited about.

00:01:59.820 COVID, the origins, the next vaccine, and the economy and inflation.

00:02:06.620 And I'm looking at all of them.

00:02:08.660 And the one thing they all have in common is the truth.

00:02:12.840 The truth that you are not hearing on many of these subjects if you are somebody who only listens to the mainstream media or you listen to the parties.

00:02:23.900 You got to stop.

00:02:24.980 Thank you for listening to us.

00:02:26.400 We begin with the truth on COVID, your wallet, and Biden's plans in 60 seconds.

00:02:38.080 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:39.860 The cultural divide in America is widening along moral lines.

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00:02:54.840 This is going to be something where all of us are in the fight.

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00:04:08.220 It's very dangerous, Chuck, because a lot of what you're seeing as attacks on me, quite frankly, are attacks on science.

00:04:16.880 We all know something isn't right.

00:04:20.520 The NIH has not ever and does not now fund gain-of-function research.

00:04:29.460 If you're vaccinated and your family members are vaccinated, then you can enjoy the holidays.

00:04:34.440 You can enjoy Halloween, trick-or-treating, and certainly Thanksgiving with your family.

00:04:39.240 Let's talk about herd immunity.

00:04:40.540 That is risky, and you'll wind up with many more infections of vulnerable people.

00:04:45.400 So I think that we just got to look that square in the eye and say it's nonsense.

00:04:50.580 Unvaccinated children of a certain age, greater than two years old, should be wearing masks. 0.94

00:04:55.660 No doubt about that.

00:04:56.840 People who have conspiracy theories, who deny a reality that's looking them straight in the eye,

00:05:03.560 sometimes the truth becomes inconvenient for some people, so they react against me.

00:05:08.780 But this whole story will begin to make sense when you understand why, from the beginning of the pandemic,

00:05:17.140 Fauci's goal was to save his legacy and not your life.

00:05:23.040 The true story of what really happened.

00:05:25.240 And I have a great deal of respect for this body of the Senate,

00:05:29.520 and it makes me very uncomfortable to have to say something.

00:05:32.980 But he is egregiously incorrect in what he says.

00:05:36.600 History will figure that out on the tongue.

00:05:39.340 I tell it to you on Wednesday, November 17th.

00:05:45.160 Crimes or cover-up?

00:05:47.800 Exposing the world's most dangerous lie.

00:05:51.360 That is happening tomorrow at 8 p.m.,

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00:06:43.420 Really important that we watch this.

00:06:46.800 We're going to be talking a lot about this

00:06:48.560 over our Thanksgiving table,

00:06:50.420 and a lot of people are going to be, you know, misinformed.

00:06:56.660 What's happened here is our media,

00:07:00.720 social media,

00:07:02.260 is rewriting history in real time.

00:07:08.420 We've never really had this before,

00:07:10.400 but our social media and our corporate media

00:07:13.400 have become arms of the state

00:07:15.740 and propaganda for a party.

00:07:18.420 They are truly Pravda,

00:07:21.420 and people know this.

00:07:24.020 History is being written,

00:07:25.700 but have you noticed you'll watch history

00:07:27.740 with your own eyes,

00:07:28.960 and then you'll see that that's not what's being reported?

00:07:32.820 For instance, the Rittenhouse trial.

00:07:36.040 You watch the videotape.

00:07:37.400 It's not hard to see the guy

00:07:40.360 was defending his life.

00:07:44.380 It's really not hard to see it,

00:07:46.900 and so then it goes to trial,

00:07:48.800 and we see all of the evidence,

00:07:51.720 and it's crystal clear,

00:07:55.360 and yet history is being written

00:07:59.120 by our corporate media,

00:08:01.300 by our one-party system, it seems now,

00:08:05.900 and by social media,

00:08:09.160 squashing anybody who says anything differently.

00:08:14.960 That's going to end.

00:08:16.800 What Fauci said there,

00:08:18.820 you know,

00:08:19.180 I hate to say it,

00:08:20.880 but you're wrong,

00:08:22.160 and Rand Paul responds,

00:08:24.580 history will be the judge of that soon.

00:08:27.860 Well, when it comes to COVID,

00:08:29.400 a new chapter in history

00:08:33.460 will be unveiled tomorrow.

00:08:37.860 Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock,

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00:08:47.120 After that,

00:08:49.140 Steve Dace,

00:08:49.920 who's written a book

00:08:51.220 on COVID,

00:08:55.000 is going to be doing

00:08:56.820 a question and answer,

00:08:58.940 your questions,

00:09:00.080 and he'll try to take you through

00:09:01.820 the special

00:09:02.520 and answer any of the questions.

00:09:04.760 He got the script last week.

00:09:06.040 Remember,

00:09:06.480 he wrote a book

00:09:07.460 on COVID.

00:09:08.900 I was nervous

00:09:09.840 about how much of this

00:09:11.940 do you know,

00:09:13.800 because there's a couple of things

00:09:16.200 that I don't think anybody knows,

00:09:17.540 but I thought somebody like Steve

00:09:20.340 would really have a handle

00:09:21.820 on this much more

00:09:23.160 than the average Joe,

00:09:25.780 and he does.

00:09:27.780 But there is a lot there

00:09:29.500 that he said,

00:09:30.680 oh my gosh,

00:09:32.340 I didn't know that.

00:09:34.220 And it is all backed up

00:09:36.020 with documents,

00:09:38.160 and we will show you

00:09:39.220 the documents

00:09:40.040 on tomorrow's program.

00:09:44.220 So you have the corporate media

00:09:46.500 telling you

00:09:47.280 one thing about Rittenhouse,

00:09:49.240 one thing about COVID.

00:09:54.120 You have a president

00:09:55.660 who is completely

00:09:57.600 out of touch.

00:09:59.820 And while the country

00:10:01.460 is hungry,

00:10:03.500 while the country

00:10:04.740 is worried about inflation,

00:10:07.460 what is he doing?

00:10:09.120 Well, he's passing

00:10:10.240 his infrastructure bill.

00:10:11.780 You know what's in

00:10:12.420 the infrastructure bill?

00:10:13.920 They signed it in yesterday.

00:10:15.540 And I know we've all

00:10:17.680 been clamoring for this.

00:10:19.460 We've all been saying,

00:10:20.580 geez,

00:10:20.880 when will Congress act?

00:10:22.760 Well, Congress finally acted

00:10:24.460 in the infrastructure bill.

00:10:26.280 They've just made your car

00:10:28.360 even more expensive.

00:10:31.840 They are mandating now

00:10:34.080 in the infrastructure bill,

00:10:36.100 passed and signed.

00:10:37.500 Congratulations.

00:10:38.060 In this bill,

00:10:41.860 there is anti-drunk

00:10:43.040 driving tech

00:10:43.880 for your car.

00:10:45.280 It will be mandatory

00:10:46.500 in three years

00:10:48.000 in all cars,

00:10:49.400 and you'll have to

00:10:50.260 take a breathalyzer

00:10:51.280 every time you try

00:10:52.360 to start your car.

00:10:55.340 Now,

00:10:56.360 I don't think so.

00:10:58.800 The other thing is,

00:11:00.980 is if you're driving erratic,

00:11:02.900 it will just pull you off

00:11:04.840 to the side of the road

00:11:05.700 and shut your car down.

00:11:09.180 Isn't that good?

00:11:11.100 I know we've been

00:11:12.060 clamoring for it, right?

00:11:13.400 All of us.

00:11:14.300 All of us have been saying,

00:11:15.420 geez,

00:11:15.780 when are we going to get

00:11:17.560 our car

00:11:18.900 to give us a breathalyzer

00:11:21.160 before we can

00:11:22.060 turn the engine on?

00:11:24.520 And if I'm driving

00:11:25.660 erratically at all,

00:11:27.940 turn my car off

00:11:29.140 and roll it over

00:11:29.900 to the side of the road.

00:11:31.060 I think this is fantastic.

00:11:34.060 Congratulations.

00:11:35.420 Because that's what

00:11:36.160 you voted for

00:11:36.860 when you voted for

00:11:37.680 Joe Biden, right?

00:11:39.240 You voted for the

00:11:40.280 for the

00:11:41.360 for the breathalyzer

00:11:43.680 in the

00:11:43.960 Oh, you didn't?

00:11:46.460 You didn't know

00:11:47.260 that was coming?

00:11:48.140 You think maybe

00:11:49.020 he should concentrate

00:11:50.560 on, I don't know,

00:11:52.440 making the gas

00:11:53.380 price go down?

00:11:58.060 Here's a woman 1.00

00:11:58.860 in Baltimore.

00:12:00.000 I'm sure she's

00:12:00.760 very excited

00:12:01.720 about the new

00:12:02.320 breathalyzer.

00:12:04.240 Here she is

00:12:05.120 in Baltimore

00:12:05.720 talking about

00:12:07.500 all the things

00:12:08.780 that are so great

00:12:09.820 in America

00:12:10.480 today.

00:12:11.620 Cut six.

00:12:12.200 Gas prices are 0.79

00:12:12.900 ridiculous. 0.82

00:12:14.120 Like many drivers, 0.99

00:12:15.100 Sheila Hill sees

00:12:15.840 the higher gas prices

00:12:16.880 putting the squeeze

00:12:18.060 on people.

00:12:18.840 If it keeps going up,

00:12:20.000 it's going to be hard

00:12:20.700 for us to even

00:12:21.580 go to work

00:12:22.500 because the price

00:12:23.620 is going to be

00:12:24.080 too much.

00:12:25.800 But I have

00:12:26.800 no other choice

00:12:27.680 but to put gas

00:12:29.380 in it if I still

00:12:30.340 need to do

00:12:30.860 what I need to do.

00:12:31.880 If gas prices

00:12:33.120 go up,

00:12:33.600 then something else

00:12:34.180 has got to go down

00:12:34.960 in terms of

00:12:36.760 what you might buy.

00:12:38.280 So we've got to

00:12:39.880 keep our eyes

00:12:40.420 on the gas prices

00:12:41.280 and hope that

00:12:41.840 they stabilize.

00:12:42.940 Kate Gerwin says

00:12:43.840 it costs her

00:12:44.460 $44 to $50

00:12:45.640 every week

00:12:46.720 to fill up

00:12:47.200 her vehicle.

00:12:49.620 Californians,

00:12:50.100 good news for you.

00:12:51.600 Highest gas prices

00:12:53.120 on record.

00:12:54.880 Cut seven.

00:12:55.820 We're talking,

00:12:56.840 let me break this

00:12:57.500 down for you,

00:12:58.100 California drivers

00:12:58.920 now paying about

00:12:59.640 $1.50 more

00:13:01.140 per gallon

00:13:01.800 than they did

00:13:02.860 last year.

00:13:03.880 A huge increase.

00:13:05.360 This comes just as

00:13:06.100 folks get ready

00:13:06.680 to fill up

00:13:08.260 those gas tanks

00:13:09.020 and go on

00:13:09.600 some Thanksgiving

00:13:10.400 trips.

00:13:11.140 And some of the

00:13:11.720 drivers we spoke

00:13:12.320 with said

00:13:12.720 they're not shocked.

00:13:13.760 They're high

00:13:16.520 but you know

00:13:18.060 with all the other

00:13:18.860 prices in the world

00:13:19.540 creeping up as well

00:13:20.360 it's not too surprising.

00:13:21.780 Man, they're high.

00:13:22.700 Really high, man.

00:13:23.700 I know it's California

00:13:24.540 but these are some

00:13:25.280 really high gas prices.

00:13:27.020 I can't do this anymore.

00:13:28.680 I ride my motorcycle

00:13:29.800 a lot more.

00:13:31.100 I have a one-ton

00:13:32.160 diesel truck

00:13:32.880 that just sits

00:13:33.480 at the side of the house.

00:13:34.620 Can't afford

00:13:35.120 to fill it up.

00:13:37.260 Okay, so

00:13:38.020 gas prices.

00:13:39.340 Gas prices

00:13:40.080 are going up.

00:13:41.380 By the way,

00:13:42.160 they're talking about

00:13:43.200 as we told you

00:13:44.280 yesterday

00:13:44.800 line five

00:13:46.040 this is the

00:13:46.960 pipeline

00:13:48.440 that is the

00:13:49.940 life's blood

00:13:50.580 for the center

00:13:51.480 of the country

00:13:52.460 for gas

00:13:52.960 and natural gas.

00:13:54.940 They're talking about

00:13:55.620 closing that down.

00:13:57.600 They're also closing

00:13:58.680 down more exploration

00:14:00.000 in

00:14:01.900 very, very

00:14:03.320 very, very

00:14:05.000 important land

00:14:07.040 in

00:14:07.520 New Mexico.

00:14:09.280 They want to make sure

00:14:10.320 that that is pristine.

00:14:12.180 You know,

00:14:12.340 a part of New Mexico

00:14:13.160 that no one

00:14:14.320 will ever see,

00:14:16.360 but they want to

00:14:17.260 make sure that that

00:14:17.980 so that that's

00:14:19.060 going to help out.

00:14:20.320 And here's the

00:14:20.820 White House

00:14:21.320 just, you know,

00:14:22.500 making things

00:14:24.260 very, very

00:14:25.080 clear,

00:14:25.880 Pravda.

00:14:26.880 So I would just

00:14:28.040 note that this is

00:14:28.660 not, you know,

00:14:29.360 sometimes it's

00:14:30.040 and I'm saying

00:14:30.480 you're doing this,

00:14:31.020 but sometimes people

00:14:31.880 compare this to

00:14:32.860 the Recovery Act

00:14:34.160 of 2009.

00:14:34.940 It is not that

00:14:35.920 we are not in the

00:14:36.800 middle of

00:14:37.380 an economic,

00:14:38.800 a historic economic

00:14:39.760 crisis right now.

00:14:40.760 You're right.

00:14:43.420 We're not in the

00:14:44.060 middle of it.

00:14:44.880 We're at the

00:14:45.480 beginning of it.

00:14:48.500 This White House

00:14:49.560 is so

00:14:50.640 out of touch.

00:14:52.800 By the way,

00:14:53.820 just want to let

00:14:55.140 you know

00:14:55.500 something else

00:14:56.540 you're going to be

00:14:57.000 very, very excited

00:14:58.080 about because,

00:14:59.300 you know,

00:14:59.960 we all

00:15:00.400 we all have been

00:15:01.580 saying,

00:15:01.920 when are we

00:15:02.720 going to have

00:15:03.360 universal daycare?

00:15:05.220 Finally,

00:15:07.300 universal daycare.

00:15:09.240 Well,

00:15:10.080 that the daycare

00:15:11.140 plan is right

00:15:12.700 right there.

00:15:13.600 Now,

00:15:13.760 if you are

00:15:14.560 this has just

00:15:16.440 come out, 0.95

00:15:17.020 gosh darn it. 0.97

00:15:19.560 Now we know 0.97

00:15:20.580 this after the

00:15:22.000 bill has been

00:15:22.680 voted for and

00:15:23.480 signed,

00:15:23.900 but it looks

00:15:25.640 like if you

00:15:26.940 have your

00:15:28.280 daycare and

00:15:29.340 you like it,

00:15:30.020 you're probably

00:15:31.120 not going to be

00:15:31.880 able to keep

00:15:32.600 it.

00:15:33.020 but don't

00:15:35.280 worry,

00:15:35.560 you'll be able

00:15:35.960 to go into

00:15:36.360 one of these

00:15:36.780 new government

00:15:37.320 things.

00:15:38.000 They're going

00:15:38.320 to be great

00:15:38.900 for your kids.

00:15:40.080 Oh,

00:15:40.380 there is no

00:15:41.220 one that

00:15:42.120 loves children

00:15:43.340 more than

00:15:44.200 the government.

00:15:45.900 So the

00:15:47.300 daycare plan

00:15:49.100 now in the

00:15:50.200 new infrastructure

00:15:51.280 bill that is

00:15:53.000 going through

00:15:53.820 it's forcing

00:15:55.660 this is so

00:15:56.760 this is not

00:15:57.040 the infrastructure

00:15:57.540 this would be

00:15:57.900 the reconciliation

00:15:58.480 bill,

00:15:59.040 right?

00:16:00.840 This is the

00:16:01.680 one of pastors

00:16:02.320 at the one

00:16:02.880 this I think

00:16:03.480 is the one

00:16:03.880 that passed

00:16:04.460 to do.

00:16:05.440 Hmm.

00:16:06.680 I could be

00:16:07.740 wrong.

00:16:07.960 Can you tell

00:16:08.400 me how many

00:16:08.900 bills there

00:16:09.360 are?

00:16:09.700 I mean,

00:16:09.980 how many

00:16:10.260 trillions of

00:16:10.940 dollars are

00:16:11.340 we spending

00:16:11.660 this week?

00:16:12.280 We had the

00:16:12.820 American rescue

00:16:13.640 plan.

00:16:14.520 Then we had

00:16:15.340 the American

00:16:15.800 jobs plan and

00:16:17.200 the American

00:16:17.620 family plan.

00:16:18.680 But the

00:16:18.940 jobs plan

00:16:19.780 morphed into

00:16:20.500 the bipartisan

00:16:21.140 infrastructure

00:16:22.040 framework,

00:16:22.900 which now is

00:16:24.060 the BIF.

00:16:25.240 Yeah,

00:16:25.460 the BIF.

00:16:26.080 Yeah.

00:16:26.560 Then the

00:16:27.560 American family

00:16:28.480 plan was

00:16:29.540 rebranded over

00:16:30.680 the summer as

00:16:31.500 the 3.5 trillion

00:16:32.740 reconciliation bill.

00:16:35.160 And that

00:16:35.960 now is called

00:16:37.080 the build back

00:16:37.940 better bill.

00:16:38.720 Now is the

00:16:39.400 build back

00:16:39.820 better bill the

00:16:40.660 source of the

00:16:42.000 I don't know.

00:16:43.740 I honest to God

00:16:45.180 don't even know.

00:16:46.300 I don't even know.

00:16:47.100 I think this is

00:16:48.220 already.

00:16:49.620 I think this is

00:16:51.140 what has already

00:16:52.160 passed in the

00:16:54.320 infrastructure bill.

00:16:55.520 Amazing.

00:16:55.900 But it is it's

00:16:58.020 it's now because

00:16:59.400 we want high

00:17:00.120 quality daycare.

00:17:02.160 The government

00:17:03.120 is forcing

00:17:04.820 daycare centers

00:17:06.260 now to

00:17:08.000 nearly double

00:17:09.560 the wages

00:17:10.200 paid to most

00:17:11.440 employees.

00:17:13.320 Now that's

00:17:14.220 going to be the

00:17:14.600 biggest cost for

00:17:15.620 most providers.

00:17:16.720 So, you know,

00:17:17.800 if you have your

00:17:18.500 daycare,

00:17:19.800 yeah,

00:17:20.220 probably double

00:17:21.140 the price on

00:17:21.780 you or almost

00:17:22.920 double the price,

00:17:23.740 but you can

00:17:24.540 afford it.

00:17:25.740 I mean, it's

00:17:26.120 not like we're

00:17:26.740 in a crisis or

00:17:28.000 anything.

00:17:29.380 So also including

00:17:30.460 the wage

00:17:31.200 controls,

00:17:31.940 it forces

00:17:33.840 states to adopt

00:17:34.940 additional

00:17:35.580 regulations to

00:17:37.820 provide, you

00:17:38.620 know, for

00:17:38.920 high quality.

00:17:40.540 The additional

00:17:41.520 rules could 0.99

00:17:42.400 include minimum

00:17:43.520 staff to child

00:17:44.480 ratios,

00:17:45.780 facility upgrades

00:17:47.220 and minimum

00:17:48.200 educational

00:17:48.860 requirements for

00:17:49.800 staff.

00:17:50.940 So that's not

00:17:52.280 going to increase

00:17:53.060 the price of

00:17:53.720 your daycare

00:17:54.740 at all.

00:17:56.300 So don't worry

00:17:57.280 about this

00:17:58.460 administration

00:17:59.680 is only

00:18:01.240 making your

00:18:02.360 life better.

00:18:04.960 Repeat after

00:18:06.340 me.

00:18:07.400 This

00:18:07.960 administration

00:18:08.960 is only

00:18:10.560 making my

00:18:11.800 life better.

00:18:14.940 Life lock.

00:18:16.280 If you think

00:18:16.840 it's easy to

00:18:17.440 spot a scam

00:18:18.280 email, you

00:18:18.840 might want to

00:18:19.480 think again

00:18:19.980 that there's

00:18:20.680 spear phishing

00:18:21.380 going on right

00:18:22.180 now.

00:18:22.500 Spear phishing

00:18:23.680 is not like

00:18:24.460 the net of

00:18:25.880 I am a

00:18:26.620 Nigerian

00:18:27.280 prince.

00:18:28.300 It's not

00:18:28.940 that.

00:18:29.900 Spear phishing

00:18:30.400 is Nigerian

00:18:31.520 accent.

00:18:32.060 I don't really

00:18:32.740 know.

00:18:33.840 Give me a

00:18:34.640 break.

00:18:35.080 Really?

00:18:35.740 I mean, it's

00:18:36.420 it's Tuesday.

00:18:37.600 Maybe on

00:18:38.240 Friday I could

00:18:39.100 do a Nigerian

00:18:39.900 prince.

00:18:40.380 Got it.

00:18:40.700 Right off the

00:18:41.300 top of my

00:18:41.840 head.

00:18:42.240 I mean, I

00:18:42.660 would be

00:18:43.220 surprised if

00:18:43.780 you had that

00:18:44.620 in your

00:18:45.140 bag of

00:18:46.580 tricks.

00:18:46.780 Well, you

00:18:47.800 never know,

00:18:48.640 Stu.

00:18:48.940 You'd never

00:18:49.340 know.

00:18:50.700 These are

00:18:51.340 targeted attacks

00:18:52.380 targeted right

00:18:53.280 directly to

00:18:54.240 you.

00:18:54.740 So it will

00:18:55.560 come as a

00:18:56.620 friend, come

00:18:57.900 as a trusted

00:18:58.580 source for

00:18:59.260 you.

00:18:59.960 I had my

00:19:01.520 son-in-law.

00:19:02.820 He he gets

00:19:04.320 on the phone.

00:19:04.960 Apple calls

00:19:05.640 him.

00:19:06.440 OK, first of

00:19:06.880 all, you should

00:19:07.320 know Apple

00:19:07.820 doesn't call

00:19:08.720 you.

00:19:09.320 OK, they

00:19:09.760 don't call

00:19:10.220 you.

00:19:10.620 They said,

00:19:11.360 yeah, looks

00:19:12.340 like you might

00:19:12.840 have been

00:19:13.080 hacked.

00:19:13.700 We just need

00:19:14.320 to get your

00:19:14.800 password in here

00:19:15.840 so we can

00:19:16.380 and he

00:19:17.200 gives it to

00:19:17.880 him and

00:19:18.940 he's watching

00:19:19.760 in real time

00:19:20.900 as they take

00:19:21.660 over his

00:19:22.220 computer and

00:19:23.940 he says,

00:19:25.780 wait a minute,

00:19:26.080 wait a minute,

00:19:26.440 what are you

00:19:26.720 doing and

00:19:27.340 tries to shut

00:19:28.420 the computer

00:19:28.980 down and

00:19:30.100 the guys on

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00:20:08.920 Oh,

00:20:09.700 oh,

00:20:10.120 you're gonna

00:20:12.400 love this.

00:20:13.100 I love this.

00:20:15.160 Okay.

00:20:19.160 All right.

00:20:20.780 Woo.

00:20:22.000 I forgot to

00:20:23.000 tell you this.

00:20:23.540 You know,

00:20:23.720 it was a lot

00:20:24.120 of bad news

00:20:24.880 there.

00:20:25.420 Okay.

00:20:25.800 But I forgot

00:20:26.500 to tell you

00:20:27.100 that Nancy 0.77

00:20:28.620 Pelosi is

00:20:30.460 demanding

00:20:31.240 gender equity

00:20:32.800 as a central

00:20:33.800 component of

00:20:34.620 climate action.

00:20:36.240 Thank God

00:20:37.120 because she's

00:20:38.660 that she says

00:20:39.360 that's a threat

00:20:40.300 multiplier.

00:20:41.220 to climate.

00:20:44.900 So we've

00:20:45.580 got that.

00:20:46.400 We've got

00:20:46.840 that going

00:20:47.280 for us.

00:20:47.680 I think

00:20:48.200 their priorities

00:20:49.100 are right.

00:20:50.520 And you

00:20:50.860 know what?

00:20:51.240 Let me be

00:20:51.680 honest.

00:20:53.200 Kamala.

00:20:53.780 We know

00:20:54.120 she's not

00:20:54.800 happening,

00:20:55.580 right?

00:20:55.800 I mean,

00:20:55.980 that's not

00:20:56.480 happening.

00:20:56.880 Not going

00:20:57.420 well.

00:20:57.840 Not going

00:20:58.100 well.

00:20:58.600 Yeah.

00:20:58.920 And so

00:21:00.680 now they're

00:21:02.160 saying the

00:21:02.760 one that's

00:21:03.500 going to

00:21:03.720 take her

00:21:04.060 place,

00:21:05.060 Buttigieg.

00:21:05.720 Yeah,

00:21:05.960 they're going

00:21:06.200 Buttigieg heavy 1.00

00:21:06.960 here.

00:21:07.480 Because I

00:21:07.820 mean,

00:21:08.000 who doesn't

00:21:08.740 have confidence

00:21:09.380 in that

00:21:09.800 guy?

00:21:10.200 Well,

00:21:10.320 he's had a

00:21:11.000 really good

00:21:11.460 start.

00:21:12.100 He had the

00:21:12.700 time where

00:21:13.120 he faked

00:21:13.640 that he was

00:21:14.020 biking to

00:21:14.700 work.

00:21:15.360 Yes,

00:21:15.700 that was

00:21:15.900 great.

00:21:16.200 That was

00:21:16.420 great.

00:21:16.900 He had the

00:21:17.520 time where

00:21:17.840 he disappeared

00:21:18.280 for multiple

00:21:18.780 months.

00:21:19.460 Uh-huh.

00:21:19.800 Well,

00:21:20.100 he had a

00:21:20.520 child.

00:21:21.040 He didn't

00:21:21.820 have a

00:21:22.140 child.

00:21:22.660 Right.

00:21:22.900 But,

00:21:23.140 you know,

00:21:23.480 the country's

00:21:24.200 on fire.

00:21:24.780 You only

00:21:25.300 have a

00:21:25.680 job for

00:21:26.240 four years.

00:21:27.800 Take a

00:21:28.200 few months

00:21:28.680 off.

00:21:28.760 Take a

00:21:29.000 few months

00:21:29.380 off.

00:21:29.800 Right.

00:21:30.100 He's done

00:21:30.220 that.

00:21:30.560 And then

00:21:31.080 he told

00:21:31.800 a lie

00:21:33.440 about the

00:21:34.840 way roads

00:21:35.940 were built

00:21:36.360 to stop

00:21:36.940 minorities

00:21:37.360 from going

00:21:37.720 to the

00:21:37.960 beach.

00:21:38.460 Yes.

00:21:38.700 That was

00:21:39.020 really good.

00:21:39.540 So,

00:21:39.680 I mean,

00:21:39.800 I have

00:21:41.220 complete

00:21:41.720 confidence

00:21:42.300 in him

00:21:44.060 almost as

00:21:45.040 much as

00:21:45.560 Beto.

00:21:46.720 Beto is

00:21:47.480 running now

00:21:48.260 officially for

00:21:49.420 governor of

00:21:50.120 Texas.

00:21:52.040 He is

00:21:52.880 a professional 1.00

00:21:54.400 loser now. 0.99

00:21:55.260 I just 1.00

00:21:55.460 want you

00:21:55.780 to know

00:21:56.100 you do

00:21:56.740 this three

00:21:57.160 times.

00:21:57.640 You lose

00:21:57.940 three times.

00:21:58.560 You're a

00:21:59.000 pro at

00:21:59.560 this.

00:21:59.820 There's

00:22:00.040 nobody

00:22:00.580 better at

00:22:01.220 losing than

00:22:01.860 you.

00:22:02.920 And that's

00:22:03.540 exactly what

00:22:04.300 the Democrats

00:22:04.780 in Texas

00:22:05.400 did.

00:22:06.460 They know

00:22:06.920 they're like

00:22:08.080 let's get

00:22:10.020 Beto to do

00:22:10.740 it.

00:22:11.460 Yeah,

00:22:11.640 he'll run

00:22:12.120 for anything.

00:22:13.220 And they

00:22:13.900 know that

00:22:14.580 there's not

00:22:15.320 a chance

00:22:16.040 in hell

00:22:16.680 a Democrat 0.98

00:22:17.860 is going

00:22:18.580 to win.

00:22:19.320 Even if

00:22:20.020 Jesus came

00:22:20.980 back,

00:22:21.280 he might

00:22:21.600 have a hard

00:22:22.080 time winning

00:22:22.660 in this

00:22:23.100 atmosphere

00:22:23.640 if he

00:22:24.420 was a

00:22:24.740 Democrat,

00:22:25.380 which he

00:22:26.200 would not

00:22:26.720 be kids.

00:22:27.480 I just

00:22:27.780 want you

00:22:28.160 to know.

00:22:28.700 It's in

00:22:28.800 the Bible.

00:22:29.200 It's in

00:22:29.660 the Bible.

00:22:30.260 I'm pretty

00:22:30.280 sure.

00:22:30.680 I'm in

00:22:31.000 Bible

00:22:31.440 country.

00:22:32.020 Bible

00:22:32.240 country.

00:22:32.720 Yeah.

00:22:33.820 But that's

00:22:34.880 what's

00:22:35.080 happening.

00:22:35.500 Beto is

00:22:36.040 the sacrificial

00:22:37.460 lamb here

00:22:38.380 in Texas.

00:22:43.860 This is

00:22:44.960 the Glenn

00:22:45.520 Beck

00:22:45.800 program.

00:22:47.440 American

00:22:48.080 financing

00:22:48.600 NMLS

00:22:49.260 1-8233-4

00:22:50.500 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org

00:22:54.040 Okay, so of

00:22:54.960 the many

00:22:55.420 homeowners that

00:22:56.080 have refinanced

00:22:56.780 this year,

00:22:58.180 how much

00:22:59.040 are they

00:22:59.240 saving every

00:23:00.300 single month?

00:23:00.900 Most of

00:23:01.360 them are

00:23:02.140 saving at

00:23:02.680 least $300

00:23:03.620 a month,

00:23:04.540 if not

00:23:05.020 $500 or

00:23:06.440 more every

00:23:07.600 month.

00:23:08.100 If this

00:23:08.760 isn't you,

00:23:10.000 what are

00:23:10.920 you doing?

00:23:11.660 Right now

00:23:12.520 is still a

00:23:13.440 good time.

00:23:14.440 You didn't

00:23:15.000 miss any

00:23:15.460 opportunities,

00:23:16.040 but the

00:23:16.780 clock is

00:23:17.320 ticking.

00:23:18.540 It's a

00:23:18.960 great

00:23:19.240 opportunity

00:23:19.760 right now.

00:23:20.920 The Fed

00:23:21.380 met recently

00:23:22.660 and they

00:23:23.600 are planning

00:23:23.980 to keep

00:23:24.360 rates low

00:23:24.920 for a

00:23:25.320 little while

00:23:25.820 longer,

00:23:26.220 but they're

00:23:27.140 talking about

00:23:27.820 raising rates

00:23:28.660 after the

00:23:29.640 first of the

00:23:30.240 year.

00:23:30.580 Even if

00:23:31.240 they don't

00:23:31.680 raise rates,

00:23:33.060 inflation

00:23:34.140 is killing

00:23:35.300 all of us.

00:23:36.660 So please

00:23:37.420 save as

00:23:38.520 much money

00:23:39.140 as you

00:23:39.700 can.

00:23:41.000 Refi,

00:23:41.740 do a

00:23:42.120 consolidation

00:23:42.700 loan,

00:23:43.620 just call

00:23:44.220 American

00:23:44.640 Financing

00:23:45.280 now at

00:23:45.960 800-906-2440

00:23:47.940 and find

00:23:48.740 out if

00:23:49.020 they can

00:23:49.300 help you.

00:23:50.180 800-906-2440

00:23:52.360 It's

00:23:52.700 American

00:23:53.340 Financing

00:23:54.280 dot net.

00:23:55.640 Call them

00:23:56.000 now.

00:23:56.600 American

00:23:56.980 Financing

00:23:57.520 dot net.

00:23:59.440 The big

00:24:00.160 special on

00:24:00.800 Fauci is

00:24:02.100 this week.

00:24:02.760 Don't miss

00:24:03.080 it.

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00:24:04.120 slash Glenn

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00:24:06.220 to save

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00:24:07.380 off your

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00:24:08.120 Oh,

00:24:16.080 this is

00:24:16.380 great.

00:24:17.400 This is

00:24:18.060 great.

00:24:18.400 Yesterday,

00:24:19.040 I told

00:24:19.420 you about

00:24:19.780 the L.A.

00:24:20.440 ports,

00:24:20.920 that they

00:24:21.340 were going

00:24:21.800 to start

00:24:23.640 assessing

00:24:24.240 fines,

00:24:25.240 which would

00:24:26.240 have cost

00:24:26.820 in the

00:24:27.700 tens,

00:24:28.220 if not

00:24:28.560 hundreds of

00:24:29.100 millions of

00:24:29.640 dollars within

00:24:30.300 a week.

00:24:31.300 The officials

00:24:32.200 have delayed

00:24:32.920 that until

00:24:34.100 November

00:24:34.740 22nd.

00:24:36.380 So that's

00:24:37.500 good.

00:24:38.340 That's

00:24:38.900 really good.

00:24:40.440 We got

00:24:40.760 that going

00:24:41.300 for us.

00:24:41.900 California

00:24:42.360 gas prices

00:24:43.260 hit a record

00:24:44.260 for a second

00:24:45.240 consecutive day.

00:24:47.240 They're banning

00:24:48.220 drilling near

00:24:49.180 New Mexico's

00:24:50.540 what is it?

00:24:51.260 Chaco Canyon.

00:24:53.820 Goya says

00:24:54.780 near is a

00:24:56.160 little bit of

00:24:56.640 a stretch to

00:24:57.420 what is it?

00:24:58.080 Ten miles.

00:24:59.180 I mean,

00:24:59.320 I guess that's

00:25:00.360 near if you're

00:25:01.460 driving a car

00:25:02.520 quickly.

00:25:03.160 Yeah,

00:25:03.300 well,

00:25:03.440 if you're going

00:25:03.820 to the sun,

00:25:04.500 the moon is

00:25:05.100 near to

00:25:05.720 the Goya

00:25:09.820 says with

00:25:10.820 inflation,

00:25:11.440 they're going

00:25:12.360 to have to

00:25:12.900 rip.

00:25:13.360 They're going

00:25:13.620 to have to

00:25:14.080 hike their 0.96

00:25:14.580 prices.

00:25:15.860 Nestle says

00:25:17.080 they're hiking

00:25:17.720 their prices.

00:25:18.960 Tyson Foods

00:25:19.880 says they're

00:25:20.920 going to hike

00:25:21.340 their prices

00:25:22.220 craft.

00:25:23.200 They're hiking

00:25:24.080 their prices

00:25:24.880 by 20 percent.

00:25:26.620 IBM says

00:25:27.540 inflation fears

00:25:29.100 could trigger

00:25:30.580 some chaos.

00:25:32.500 Huh?

00:25:32.720 Interesting,

00:25:34.380 interesting

00:25:34.980 choice of

00:25:36.440 words there.

00:25:37.440 General Motors

00:25:38.100 revoking heat

00:25:39.340 seat option

00:25:40.160 due to chip

00:25:40.840 shortage.

00:25:41.280 So even

00:25:42.380 the cars

00:25:42.820 you are

00:25:43.280 going to

00:25:43.580 get are

00:25:45.280 not going

00:25:45.940 to be the

00:25:46.240 car that

00:25:46.700 you necessarily

00:25:47.480 want.

00:25:48.380 But that's

00:25:49.120 all part of

00:25:49.560 the process.

00:25:50.380 We have

00:25:50.680 to expect

00:25:51.400 less.

00:25:52.960 Carol Roth

00:25:53.720 is the

00:25:54.260 author of

00:25:54.780 The War

00:25:55.240 on Small

00:25:55.840 Business.

00:25:56.260 If you want

00:25:56.820 to know

00:25:57.140 what happened

00:25:57.760 in COVID

00:25:58.260 and how

00:25:59.480 this is

00:26:00.240 all playing

00:26:00.740 out for

00:26:01.200 the average

00:26:01.820 person,

00:26:02.940 make sure

00:26:03.720 you read

00:26:04.040 The War

00:26:04.400 on Small

00:26:04.900 Business.

00:26:05.440 She's a

00:26:05.780 former

00:26:06.140 Wall Street

00:26:06.920 investment

00:26:07.540 banker.

00:26:08.820 Turn to

00:26:09.480 Jesus

00:26:10.140 and started

00:26:12.580 going,

00:26:12.940 wait,

00:26:13.100 nobody's

00:26:13.400 really caring

00:26:13.880 about the

00:26:14.340 small business.

00:26:15.620 Carol Roth

00:26:16.100 is with us

00:26:16.660 now.

00:26:17.040 Hi,

00:26:17.220 Carol,

00:26:17.480 how are

00:26:17.800 you?

00:26:18.620 Hey,

00:26:19.180 glad I'm

00:26:19.580 doing well.

00:26:20.180 How are

00:26:20.460 you?

00:26:20.980 Very good.

00:26:21.600 So last

00:26:22.120 time you

00:26:22.480 were on,

00:26:22.860 we talked

00:26:23.220 about preparing

00:26:24.500 and I

00:26:26.660 asked you

00:26:28.260 specifically

00:26:29.100 about

00:26:29.980 gas and

00:26:32.260 oil and

00:26:33.700 natural gas

00:26:34.960 for heat

00:26:36.200 and we've

00:26:37.320 had some

00:26:37.680 updates and

00:26:38.220 I wanted

00:26:38.500 to get your

00:26:39.140 thoughts on

00:26:40.820 this.

00:26:41.700 Sala Amarova

00:26:42.680 has come

00:26:43.980 out and

00:26:44.580 said that

00:26:45.140 she wants 0.85

00:26:45.780 oil,

00:26:46.160 gas,

00:26:46.480 and coal

00:26:46.980 companies to

00:26:47.520 go bankrupt

00:26:48.180 for climate

00:26:48.880 change and

00:26:49.960 I think that

00:26:50.680 is the plan

00:26:51.600 from the

00:26:52.200 left and

00:26:52.900 this

00:26:53.100 administration.

00:26:54.100 That's not

00:26:55.100 radical to

00:26:56.280 them.

00:26:56.980 Do you

00:26:57.280 believe that?

00:26:57.780 The fact

00:27:00.080 that somebody

00:27:00.780 like Ms. 1.00

00:27:02.420 Amarova

00:27:03.220 could be

00:27:03.900 considered to

00:27:05.100 be that

00:27:05.880 near to

00:27:06.760 our money

00:27:07.400 supply and

00:27:08.240 decision

00:27:08.740 making is

00:27:09.700 absolutely

00:27:10.500 indicative of

00:27:12.460 the fact that

00:27:13.160 we should all

00:27:13.780 be very

00:27:14.440 concerned.

00:27:15.760 Saying things

00:27:16.500 aloud,

00:27:17.160 this used to

00:27:18.340 be the quiet

00:27:18.880 part,

00:27:19.380 now they're

00:27:19.900 just saying

00:27:20.300 it out

00:27:20.600 loud,

00:27:21.000 saying things

00:27:21.760 like we

00:27:22.520 should bankrupt

00:27:23.560 oil and gas

00:27:25.140 and particularly

00:27:25.700 the small

00:27:26.260 guys in

00:27:27.560 pursuit of

00:27:28.380 climate change

00:27:29.360 and climate

00:27:29.960 justice,

00:27:31.240 saying things

00:27:32.240 like we

00:27:32.700 should be

00:27:33.020 getting rid

00:27:33.560 of private

00:27:34.340 banks so

00:27:35.580 we could all

00:27:36.900 deposit our

00:27:37.700 money with

00:27:38.180 the Federal

00:27:38.680 Reserve.

00:27:39.420 This is a

00:27:39.940 woman who 0.99

00:27:41.020 was trained

00:27:41.700 at the

00:27:42.480 University of

00:27:43.820 Moscow and

00:27:45.400 her thesis

00:27:46.060 that was about

00:27:46.880 Karl Marx and

00:27:48.000 capital,

00:27:49.000 the sole copy

00:27:49.960 has magically

00:27:50.760 disappeared from

00:27:51.700 the internet.

00:27:52.600 If that gives

00:27:53.040 you any sense

00:27:53.760 of the kind

00:27:54.480 of thought

00:27:55.340 process that's

00:27:56.240 going on.

00:27:57.800 But yeah,

00:27:58.300 it's interesting.

00:27:59.660 I'm not sure

00:28:00.620 how much of

00:28:02.040 this is sort

00:28:03.120 of an evil

00:28:03.780 plan versus

00:28:04.740 central planning 1.00

00:28:05.620 stupidity, 1.00

00:28:06.600 but it really 1.00

00:28:07.580 doesn't matter,

00:28:08.480 does it?

00:28:08.860 Because the

00:28:09.420 outcome is

00:28:10.240 always going

00:28:10.940 to be the

00:28:11.560 same,

00:28:12.080 whether it's

00:28:12.540 intentional or

00:28:13.860 just because they

00:28:14.860 think they know

00:28:15.820 better.

00:28:16.680 We're the ones

00:28:17.700 that pay the

00:28:18.700 economic damage,

00:28:20.020 and it's not

00:28:21.240 only in

00:28:22.280 proactive,

00:28:23.100 you know,

00:28:23.280 additional dollars

00:28:24.120 that need to

00:28:24.700 be spent to

00:28:25.940 convert to

00:28:26.660 things that

00:28:27.140 we may not

00:28:28.780 want or need,

00:28:30.040 but it's lost

00:28:30.920 productivity,

00:28:32.200 and it's the

00:28:33.080 taking away of

00:28:33.940 choice and the

00:28:34.740 impact on our

00:28:35.620 individual lives

00:28:36.860 that happen when

00:28:38.120 a handful of

00:28:39.040 people think

00:28:39.720 they know

00:28:40.140 better than

00:28:41.200 the free

00:28:41.780 market in

00:28:43.340 terms of what

00:28:44.020 we're doing,

00:28:44.540 and certainly

00:28:45.200 we're seeing

00:28:45.880 that in the

00:28:46.900 energy arena

00:28:48.620 from everything

00:28:49.940 from the

00:28:50.320 administration to

00:28:51.200 what they've

00:28:51.700 done more

00:28:52.340 broadly with

00:28:53.480 this quote-unquote

00:28:54.400 ESG investing.

00:28:56.720 We have

00:28:57.740 John Kerry

00:28:59.780 saying every

00:29:00.500 coal plant in

00:29:01.360 America will 0.92

00:29:02.780 be closed down

00:29:03.720 by 2030.

00:29:04.960 I think that's

00:29:05.880 an impossible

00:29:06.840 standard to

00:29:09.060 keep and

00:29:09.780 would end

00:29:12.020 in massive,

00:29:13.760 massive blackouts

00:29:15.220 and brownouts.

00:29:16.840 Am I right on

00:29:17.760 that or not?

00:29:19.120 Did you look

00:29:19.580 into this?

00:29:20.720 I did look

00:29:21.320 into this.

00:29:22.020 It's interesting.

00:29:22.800 Usually when I

00:29:23.980 go out and

00:29:24.680 talk to experts

00:29:25.760 in areas that

00:29:26.820 are not 100%

00:29:28.260 core to my

00:29:28.720 expertise and I

00:29:29.700 say, I like to

00:29:30.620 give you credit

00:29:31.280 on air if I

00:29:32.000 talk about this,

00:29:33.200 usually you get

00:29:34.120 the, okay,

00:29:34.800 here's how you

00:29:35.360 credit me.

00:29:36.120 Everyone's like,

00:29:36.740 no, I don't want

00:29:37.520 to talk about

00:29:38.080 this, but let me

00:29:38.860 tell you what

00:29:39.320 happened, just

00:29:39.820 don't use my

00:29:40.500 name.

00:29:41.320 This is across

00:29:42.560 the country, so

00:29:43.740 this isn't just a

00:29:44.860 California issue,

00:29:45.980 which obviously is

00:29:47.020 leading the nation,

00:29:47.820 but even experts

00:29:49.500 out of Texas,

00:29:50.800 people who are

00:29:51.560 monitoring the

00:29:53.340 electric grid are

00:29:54.940 incredibly concerned

00:29:56.540 about brownouts or

00:29:58.900 blackouts.

00:30:00.520 Wait, wait, wait,

00:30:01.160 wait, wait, wait,

00:30:01.700 in the future or

00:30:03.060 now?

00:30:04.140 Now.

00:30:05.000 Now.

00:30:06.160 Already.

00:30:07.140 So forget about

00:30:07.980 2030, but now,

00:30:09.660 because we're not

00:30:10.600 making the level of

00:30:11.860 investments to keep

00:30:13.640 what we do have up

00:30:15.360 in this push for

00:30:16.680 transition, you

00:30:18.180 know, we want to

00:30:18.860 have maintenance of

00:30:19.880 what we already

00:30:20.500 have, and that's

00:30:21.400 becoming more and

00:30:22.720 more difficult, and

00:30:24.340 obviously we're

00:30:24.860 seeing it just, you

00:30:25.580 know, countrywide in

00:30:26.800 terms of our energy

00:30:27.860 dependence.

00:30:29.200 So I have been

00:30:30.400 told reliably, you

00:30:32.500 know, again, even

00:30:33.180 in Texas, that you

00:30:34.460 want to have a

00:30:35.340 backup source of

00:30:36.460 power, and I have

00:30:37.840 been told almost

00:30:39.140 everybody said either

00:30:41.000 a propane, diesel,

00:30:43.380 or combo generator is

00:30:45.040 something that you're

00:30:45.800 going to want to

00:30:46.460 have, because, you

00:30:47.700 know, in a state,

00:30:48.400 for example, like

00:30:49.120 Texas, the quote

00:30:50.100 was, once the state

00:30:51.080 loses power, it will

00:30:52.460 take a minimum of

00:30:53.400 two weeks to restore

00:30:54.400 plants back to

00:30:55.300 operations, and

00:30:56.500 customers able to

00:30:57.640 use grid power

00:30:58.560 again.

00:30:59.200 So this isn't

00:31:00.880 something that, you

00:31:01.780 know, we've got nine

00:31:03.160 years or whatever to

00:31:03.980 be thinking about.

00:31:05.000 We should be planning

00:31:06.340 and preparing now.

00:31:08.040 So you have this,

00:31:09.360 it's worse in

00:31:10.340 California, because you

00:31:11.940 can't buy the

00:31:12.680 generators, right?

00:31:13.600 You can't use

00:31:14.780 diesel generators

00:31:16.140 or gas power

00:31:17.380 generators.

00:31:18.760 I think that

00:31:19.880 depending on which

00:31:22.280 city you are

00:31:23.280 located in, and

00:31:25.100 you know, kind of

00:31:27.040 like where you are

00:31:29.160 within the state, I

00:31:30.340 mean, I think you

00:31:30.820 still can get in

00:31:32.420 certain places like

00:31:33.400 a propane-based

00:31:34.960 generator, but they

00:31:36.160 are starting, you

00:31:37.520 know, whether it's

00:31:38.320 the limitation of

00:31:40.040 natural gas and new

00:31:41.300 construction, taking

00:31:42.900 gas out of

00:31:43.740 commercial kitchens.

00:31:45.460 Wait, wait, wait,

00:31:46.340 wait, wait, wait,

00:31:47.020 wait, wait, wait.

00:31:48.020 Taking natural gas

00:31:49.500 out of kitchens?

00:31:51.320 Commercial kitchens.

00:31:52.540 Oakland's already

00:31:53.240 put this in effect.

00:31:54.720 A number of cities

00:31:55.500 are doing this.

00:31:56.220 The California

00:31:56.700 Restaurant Association

00:31:57.980 filed the suit on

00:31:59.620 behalf of restaurants,

00:32:00.620 and it was dismissed.

00:32:01.300 So if you want to

00:32:02.700 have, you know, your

00:32:03.840 natural gas cooked,

00:32:04.960 you know, walk food

00:32:06.120 or burgers or

00:32:07.320 whatnot, like, you

00:32:08.600 can't do that anymore

00:32:10.120 in certain cities.

00:32:11.320 And so they are

00:32:12.260 completely taking

00:32:13.260 away even just

00:32:15.060 the ability to

00:32:16.000 cook certain

00:32:17.240 types of food

00:32:18.460 because they want

00:32:19.560 to make sure that

00:32:20.500 you only have an

00:32:21.780 electric hookup.

00:32:23.320 And, you know, I'm

00:32:23.940 not a chef, Glenn.

00:32:25.500 I know this is going

00:32:26.060 to surprise you.

00:32:26.740 I'm not the most

00:32:27.200 domestic gal out 1.00

00:32:28.240 there.

00:32:28.860 But even I know

00:32:30.740 that there's, you

00:32:31.900 know, certain things

00:32:32.800 that you're not

00:32:33.300 going to be wanting

00:32:33.760 to cook on an

00:32:34.740 electric stove.

00:32:35.480 That's unbelievable.

00:32:37.660 Okay, so diesel

00:32:40.300 propane or combo

00:32:41.860 generator as a

00:32:43.020 backup, we should

00:32:44.140 all be looking at

00:32:44.840 that.

00:32:47.960 I mean, the solar

00:32:50.920 is unreasonable,

00:32:52.740 completely unreasonable.

00:32:53.820 I mean, I have solar

00:32:54.960 at my house, and I'm

00:32:56.020 completely off the

00:32:56.960 grid, and that 0.77

00:32:58.140 has cost me a

00:32:59.320 fortune.

00:33:00.480 No average person

00:33:01.740 can go there.

00:33:04.440 And that's with a

00:33:06.080 diesel backup and

00:33:08.100 a natural gas

00:33:09.100 backup.

00:33:10.580 Yeah.

00:33:11.720 Unfortunately, the

00:33:14.120 technology isn't

00:33:15.700 there for what the

00:33:17.820 proponents of it

00:33:18.820 would like for it to

00:33:19.780 be.

00:33:20.180 Not to say that it

00:33:21.160 might not be in the

00:33:22.380 future, but, you

00:33:23.340 know, we're not

00:33:23.780 there.

00:33:24.280 And that's the

00:33:24.840 problem, is that

00:33:26.180 they're trying to

00:33:26.820 push us in a

00:33:27.760 direction, you

00:33:28.840 know, where we're

00:33:29.320 just not prepared

00:33:30.320 for it, and it's

00:33:31.660 going to create

00:33:32.460 issues, you know,

00:33:33.540 on a financial and

00:33:34.840 personal level for

00:33:35.840 people.

00:33:36.620 And who's going to

00:33:37.420 end up suffering the

00:33:38.540 most?

00:33:39.000 Of course, it's going

00:33:39.940 to be the middle

00:33:40.820 class.

00:33:41.660 I'm sure that the

00:33:42.720 folks who are, you

00:33:43.900 know, the most poor

00:33:44.540 will get some sort of

00:33:45.440 benefit from the

00:33:46.240 government, and if

00:33:47.020 you're super wealthy,

00:33:48.140 they'll, you know,

00:33:48.820 figure out some

00:33:49.780 workaround for you.

00:33:50.980 But this is, once

00:33:51.760 again, something that

00:33:53.640 the middle class is

00:33:54.940 going to end up

00:33:55.780 bearing the cost of.

00:33:57.140 And by the way, the

00:33:58.160 cost that they're

00:33:59.040 estimating are out of

00:34:01.180 this world, and

00:34:02.900 those are just the

00:34:03.700 dollars that we're

00:34:04.320 putting out, not

00:34:05.240 economic damage or

00:34:06.380 personal damage.

00:34:07.660 You know, I've seen

00:34:08.340 anywhere from $5 to

00:34:09.920 $10 trillion on the

00:34:11.080 lowest side, which we

00:34:12.120 know that that's

00:34:12.820 never going to be the

00:34:13.460 case, to north of

00:34:14.720 $90 trillion in some

00:34:16.360 of these estimates.

00:34:17.560 And we know the

00:34:18.580 financial engineering

00:34:19.880 that they always do,

00:34:21.220 that, oh, well, we're

00:34:22.000 just going to look at

00:34:22.520 it at a certain

00:34:23.000 period of time.

00:34:24.140 So, you know, if you

00:34:24.900 look at it over a long

00:34:25.940 period of time, it's a

00:34:26.920 ton of money.

00:34:27.960 This is a ton of money

00:34:29.160 towards something that

00:34:30.760 a lot of people don't

00:34:32.220 want.

00:34:33.260 And if they really

00:34:34.080 cared about the

00:34:35.400 environment, we'd be

00:34:36.600 looking at things like

00:34:37.840 carbon recapture

00:34:39.120 technology and nuclear

00:34:40.560 energy and all these

00:34:41.640 things that we know

00:34:42.300 America can lead on

00:34:44.120 instead of forcing an

00:34:45.980 agenda that all of

00:34:48.060 these folks are

00:34:48.680 probably invested in.

00:34:49.940 And that's probably

00:34:50.560 why they're pushing it

00:34:51.780 for them to be making

00:34:54.120 money at the expense

00:34:55.420 of, by the way, the

00:34:56.540 red states, which are

00:34:57.680 heavily invested in

00:34:59.200 fossil fuels.

00:35:01.100 No coincidence there.

00:35:03.060 Carol, what are we

00:35:04.560 looking at for

00:35:05.580 inflation, do you

00:35:06.720 think?

00:35:07.320 I mean, how long

00:35:08.480 before it is so bad

00:35:10.300 that everyone is

00:35:12.460 screaming in pain?

00:35:14.700 Well, so that the

00:35:15.380 challenge and sort of

00:35:17.080 the, I hate to use

00:35:19.000 the smart thing, let's

00:35:19.880 say the evil thing

00:35:20.800 that they've done is

00:35:22.700 that it's going to

00:35:23.560 affect different

00:35:24.760 people differently.

00:35:25.900 And I think that's

00:35:26.800 part of why they've

00:35:28.140 been trying to sell

00:35:29.140 that it's not

00:35:29.800 happening.

00:35:30.380 You know, we first

00:35:30.820 we heard it's not

00:35:31.640 going to happen.

00:35:32.420 It's going to run a

00:35:33.220 little bit hot.

00:35:33.980 It's quote unquote

00:35:34.660 transitory, which,

00:35:36.040 you know, anyone who's

00:35:36.520 been listening to me

00:35:37.260 knows I've been saying

00:35:38.400 this whole time, of

00:35:39.240 course it's not.

00:35:40.240 And now they're

00:35:40.640 trying to sell you

00:35:41.580 that it's a good

00:35:42.280 thing.

00:35:43.200 Oh, you know, you're

00:35:43.940 going to be able to

00:35:45.540 buy a $4,000 suit.

00:35:47.320 Good for you.

00:35:48.120 Right.

00:35:48.520 And you're going to

00:35:50.920 spend less now because

00:35:52.700 you won't be able to

00:35:53.620 afford things.

00:35:54.400 And so we'll be, we'll

00:35:56.420 stop being this

00:35:57.560 consumer nation.

00:35:58.820 Yeah.

00:35:59.380 That was insane.

00:36:00.240 That's just exactly

00:36:01.260 what we all wanted to

00:36:02.380 do.

00:36:03.060 It's unfortunate.

00:36:04.780 So the issue here is

00:36:06.300 that because of all of

00:36:08.800 the money printing that's

00:36:09.840 happened and all the

00:36:11.000 stimulus that has

00:36:11.960 increased inflation, it

00:36:13.820 has increased asset

00:36:15.040 value.

00:36:15.680 So if you own a house

00:36:17.380 or a bunch of houses,

00:36:18.340 if you have a huge

00:36:19.760 stock portfolio, if

00:36:21.200 you've had access to

00:36:23.080 capital, to debt

00:36:24.760 capital, to go out and

00:36:26.100 buy these big assets,

00:36:28.260 you know, those assets

00:36:28.880 are going to probably

00:36:29.640 continue to inflate in

00:36:31.180 price because there's

00:36:31.880 all of these dollars

00:36:32.700 out there and they need

00:36:33.500 to go somewhere.

00:36:34.800 But if you are in the

00:36:36.320 middle class again, or

00:36:37.800 if you're poorer and you

00:36:39.520 need to go out and buy

00:36:40.800 the things that your

00:36:41.860 family needs to live,

00:36:44.020 you know, the food to

00:36:45.820 put on your table and

00:36:46.820 the gas to get to

00:36:47.900 work, this is, you

00:36:49.560 know, it's already

00:36:50.240 really painful and

00:36:52.000 unfortunately the elites

00:36:53.700 in the media who are

00:36:54.840 supposed to be pointing

00:36:56.240 this out and acting as a

00:36:58.040 check and balance are

00:36:59.480 now laughing at the

00:37:01.520 average American and

00:37:02.580 saying, oh, why do you

00:37:03.380 need to drink that much

00:37:04.480 milk or, you know, maybe

00:37:05.440 you should cut back on

00:37:06.440 your expenditures instead

00:37:08.000 of holding the people

00:37:09.580 who are creating these

00:37:10.420 policies to task.

00:37:11.860 And then, oh, by the

00:37:12.460 way, you know, they just

00:37:13.920 signed a $1.2 trillion

00:37:15.820 bill yesterday and

00:37:16.980 are trying to spend

00:37:17.660 trillions more and then

00:37:19.180 selling us on, oh, that's

00:37:21.060 going to bring down

00:37:22.140 inflation.

00:37:22.740 Like, I don't know, that

00:37:23.980 didn't show up in any of

00:37:25.020 my economics classes.

00:37:27.620 But, you know, it's a

00:37:29.620 really bad situation and

00:37:31.300 because it's kind of like

00:37:32.360 what happened in COVID,

00:37:33.400 right?

00:37:33.680 When they shut down

00:37:34.720 small businesses, but

00:37:35.860 they kept the big

00:37:36.560 businesses open, even

00:37:38.020 though the average

00:37:38.760 people were screaming

00:37:40.120 because those who are

00:37:41.180 connected were benefiting,

00:37:43.460 nothing happened.

00:37:44.720 And I see this same

00:37:45.760 kind of split and great

00:37:47.700 consolidation of power

00:37:49.560 and wealth, as I've been

00:37:50.920 calling it.

00:37:52.100 And, you know, some of

00:37:53.340 this, even if you fix

00:37:54.400 some of the supply chain,

00:37:55.820 things like the wage

00:37:57.060 increases, those aren't

00:37:58.920 going to slow down.

00:37:59.800 You know, you can't pay

00:38:00.460 somebody $20 an hour

00:38:02.080 today to start and then

00:38:04.160 three months from now

00:38:05.020 think you're going to be

00:38:05.560 paying entry-level people

00:38:06.780 $7.

00:38:07.100 CarolRoth.com.

00:38:10.460 CarolRoth.com.

00:38:12.100 Her latest book is

00:38:13.200 The War on Small Business.

00:38:14.520 CarolRoth.com.

00:38:15.480 Thanks, Carol.

00:38:16.000 Talk to you again.

00:38:17.520 Holidays are right

00:38:18.260 around the corner.

00:38:18.980 Finding the perfect gift

00:38:20.020 is going to be tricky,

00:38:20.980 especially this year.

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00:39:29.920 Tomorrow night, Glenn

00:39:33.220 exposes the COVID-19

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00:39:36.300 won't find anywhere

00:39:37.140 else.

00:39:38.140 It's the most important

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00:39:41.040 And if big tech gets

00:39:42.100 their way, it could be

00:39:43.740 the last chalkboard of

00:39:45.160 his entire career.

00:39:47.940 Crimes or cover-up.

00:39:49.460 Exposing the world's

00:39:50.420 most dangerous lie.

00:39:52.120 Tomorrow at a special

00:39:53.360 time, 8 p.m.

00:39:54.600 Eastern.

00:39:55.340 Only at blaze.tv.com

00:39:56.940 slash Glenn.

00:40:00.360 This is the Glenn Beck

00:40:02.120 Program.

00:40:07.000 This is the Glenn Beck

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00:40:08.840 We're just talking off-air

00:40:10.440 about Carol Roth and

00:40:11.700 what she had to say and

00:40:12.700 the power outages, which

00:40:14.240 will come.

00:40:15.260 They will come.

00:40:17.360 And, you know, what is

00:40:18.800 the average person going

00:40:19.740 to do?

00:40:20.000 Because the average person

00:40:20.880 cannot afford solar

00:40:23.280 generation.

00:40:24.460 It's just too expensive.

00:40:26.940 Yeah, I've looked a

00:40:28.580 little bit at the Tesla

00:40:29.580 solar roof, which is

00:40:31.120 really cool technology.

00:40:32.180 Really cool.

00:40:32.700 It replaces your actual

00:40:33.820 shingles, basically, with

00:40:35.260 solar panels.

00:40:35.880 What does that cost?

00:40:37.260 Yeah, it doesn't look

00:40:37.980 like the normal thing

00:40:38.900 where they, like, looks

00:40:40.040 like they're stapling

00:40:40.900 solar panels on top of

00:40:41.980 your house.

00:40:42.420 Right, right, right.

00:40:42.840 It looks normal and

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00:40:44.880 However, it's, you know,

00:40:46.400 for a relatively large

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00:40:52.020 It's like buying another

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00:40:53.960 house to pay.

00:40:55.320 Who can afford all of

00:40:56.260 this stuff?

00:40:56.720 Who can afford it?

00:40:57.360 Who could afford all

00:40:58.100 this stuff?

00:40:58.400 With massive government

00:40:59.800 rebates, you know, tens

00:41:01.780 of thousands of dollars

00:41:02.700 they're giving back to

00:41:03.440 these people who are

00:41:04.040 unbelievable and

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00:42:17.620 We're going to school

00:42:18.240 for a few minutes and

00:42:19.680 talk a little COVID as

00:42:20.940 well.

00:42:22.040 What you are about to hear

00:42:50.660 is the fusion of

00:42:52.540 entertainment and

00:42:54.120 enlightenment.

00:42:56.640 This is the Glenn Beck

00:43:00.480 program.

00:43:03.620 Hello, America.

00:43:04.860 Welcome to the Glenn Beck

00:43:06.420 program.

00:43:07.060 We're glad you're here.

00:43:08.140 I'm going to introduce you

00:43:09.040 to the mom of somebody I

00:43:11.660 think is a little hero.

00:43:13.080 Quite honestly, somebody who

00:43:14.560 has had the courage to

00:43:15.700 stand.

00:43:16.680 Don't know what that means

00:43:17.640 for her academic career,

00:43:19.140 but we're going to talk

00:43:20.180 to her coming up in in

00:43:21.800 just a second.

00:43:22.700 Also more on COVID.

00:43:24.840 Could you do any worse

00:43:26.660 than Loudoun County?

00:43:28.320 Have you heard the latest

00:43:29.080 from Loudoun County?

00:43:30.520 The pharmacy gave vaccines

00:43:32.320 to 120 kids.

00:43:34.880 Yeah, wrong vaccine.

00:43:37.020 Wrong vaccine.

00:43:39.200 Oh, OK.

00:43:41.320 Good.

00:43:41.720 What is wrong with Loudoun

00:43:44.120 County?

00:43:44.560 What have they done to

00:43:46.720 Virginia?

00:43:47.920 We begin with COVID in 60

00:43:50.440 seconds.

00:43:53.700 The Glenn Beck program.

00:43:55.660 There's a saying that

00:43:57.740 the old timers used to say

00:43:59.100 were, it's better than a

00:44:00.840 poke in the eye with a

00:44:02.020 sharp stick. 0.64

00:44:04.320 Well, yeah, pretty much

00:44:06.460 everything is better than a

00:44:08.340 poke in the eye with a

00:44:09.420 sharp stick. 0.94

00:44:10.820 Reminds me of my mother.

00:44:12.660 You'll put an eye out.

00:44:14.140 Well, yes, because you're

00:44:15.120 running in the hallway with a

00:44:16.280 sharp stick and you have

00:44:18.020 eyes.

00:44:19.580 I mean, it's really not.

00:44:20.680 Anyway, selling your house

00:44:23.280 may be the only thing

00:44:24.620 that's not better than,

00:44:27.060 you know, getting poked in

00:44:28.540 the eye with a sharp

00:44:29.340 stick. 1.00

00:44:30.220 It sucks. 0.99

00:44:31.160 At least every time I've 0.99

00:44:32.360 ever sold or bought a 0.97

00:44:33.380 house, it has sucked. 0.99

00:44:34.500 I hate it. 0.99

00:44:37.600 Now, if you're moving

00:44:38.480 across the country and you

00:44:40.300 get the extra added benefit

00:44:41.440 if you're moving someplace

00:44:42.260 where you don't know, is

00:44:43.900 this the right neighborhood

00:44:44.840 for me?

00:44:45.460 Is this the right school

00:44:46.380 district?

00:44:47.700 Am I around a bunch of

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00:45:15.320 It's very dangerous, Chuck,

00:45:17.220 because a lot of what you're

00:45:18.420 seeing as attacks on me,

00:45:20.620 quite frankly, are attacks on

00:45:22.520 science.

00:45:24.440 We all know something

00:45:26.360 isn't right.

00:45:28.940 The NIH has not ever and

00:45:31.420 does not now fund gain of

00:45:34.820 function research.

00:45:36.540 If you're vaccinated and your

00:45:38.140 family members are vaccinated,

00:45:39.660 then you can enjoy the

00:45:40.900 holidays.

00:45:41.520 You can enjoy Halloween,

00:45:43.360 trick or treating and

00:45:44.280 certainly Thanksgiving with

00:45:45.620 your family.

00:45:46.320 Let's talk about herd

00:45:47.060 immunity.

00:45:47.600 That is risky and you'll

00:45:49.480 wind up with many more

00:45:50.780 infections of vulnerable

00:45:52.020 people.

00:45:52.780 So I think that we just got

00:45:54.000 to look that square in the

00:45:55.300 eye and say it's nonsense.

00:45:57.760 Unvaccinated children of a 1.00

00:45:59.240 certain age, greater than

00:46:00.260 two years old, should be

00:46:01.120 wearing masks.

00:46:02.760 No doubt about that.

00:46:03.900 People who have conspiracy

00:46:05.920 theories who deny a reality

00:46:08.640 that's looking them straight

00:46:09.940 in the eye.

00:46:10.660 Sometimes the truth becomes

00:46:12.340 inconvenient for some people

00:46:13.960 so they react against me.

00:46:15.860 But this whole story will

00:46:18.240 begin to make sense when you

00:46:19.460 understand why, from the

00:46:22.000 beginning of the pandemic,

00:46:24.260 Fauci's goal was to save his

00:46:26.280 legacy and not your life.

00:46:30.240 The true story of what really

00:46:31.560 happened.

00:46:32.360 And I have a great deal of

00:46:33.960 respect for this body of the

00:46:36.400 Senate and it makes me very

00:46:37.780 uncomfortable to have to say

00:46:39.660 something, but he is egregiously

00:46:41.560 incorrect in what he says.

00:46:43.900 History will figure that out on

00:46:45.340 I tell it to you on Wednesday,

00:46:49.000 November 17th.

00:46:52.340 Crimes or cover up exposing the

00:46:55.740 world's most dangerous lie.

00:46:57.840 You know, I think it's crazy that

00:46:59.840 we haven't paid attention to

00:47:01.660 Davos.

00:47:03.060 Davos, a few months back at the

00:47:05.100 World Economic Forum, they

00:47:07.200 they said, quote, the time of big

00:47:09.820 government is back and covid is the

00:47:13.880 proving ground for their new

00:47:15.420 great society.

00:47:17.160 This is why it is crucial that we

00:47:20.800 understand exactly what happened.

00:47:23.280 Where did covid come from?

00:47:25.460 What's the origin story?

00:47:27.520 How did the Chinese how did our 0.56

00:47:30.600 government first react when the

00:47:32.700 pandemic began?

00:47:33.640 What was our government doing?

00:47:39.160 Back in 2019.

00:47:42.540 For both the pandemic and the race

00:47:44.460 to the vaccine, the approved

00:47:46.220 narrative is that it all began in

00:47:48.260 late December.

00:47:49.300 But my chalkboard tomorrow night

00:47:51.140 will show you something completely

00:47:53.120 different.

00:47:53.920 We have official Chinese documents

00:47:56.820 that show some very strange

00:47:58.380 activity at and around the

00:48:00.780 what the Wuhan lab and surprise,

00:48:04.120 surprise.

00:48:06.400 The timing just doesn't fit the

00:48:09.460 approved narrative.

00:48:12.080 We have the documents to show you

00:48:14.860 not just from China, but also all of

00:48:17.360 those redacted emails.

00:48:19.060 You know, if you were really

00:48:20.980 committed, what you do is you'd get

00:48:23.280 all of the 25 people that were on

00:48:27.460 the CC list and you'd FOIA all 25

00:48:31.340 so you could see what was redacted

00:48:34.140 on their copies.

00:48:35.800 And unfortunately for Fauci and

00:48:38.040 others, not everything was redacted

00:48:40.240 the same way.

00:48:41.440 So we can piece together what those

00:48:44.600 documents were actually saying.

00:48:47.100 That is tomorrow.

00:48:48.920 I urge you to invite friends over to

00:48:52.200 your house and watch this together

00:48:54.460 tomorrow night only on blaze TV.

00:48:58.420 Blaze TV dot com slash Glenn.

00:49:00.620 If you use the promo code Fauci

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00:49:04.300 It's important to understand because

00:49:06.560 it has changed everything and they

00:49:09.120 are not letting up and all of this

00:49:11.300 stuff about masks and all of this

00:49:13.520 everything that you are dealing with

00:49:16.380 with vaccines.

00:49:17.920 This is all for control.

00:49:20.720 This is the great society.

00:49:23.640 Some people are standing up.

00:49:26.440 Bailey Lachelles.

00:49:27.980 She's the mother of a second grader

00:49:31.300 in a Florida school.

00:49:33.940 This second grader has been suspended

00:49:38.280 38 times because she won't wear a mask. 0.97

00:49:44.320 Well, her mom is with us now.

00:49:48.340 Hi, Bailey.

00:49:49.100 How are you?

00:49:50.340 Hi, Glenn.

00:49:51.040 How are you?

00:49:51.740 I'm good.

00:49:53.160 So tell me.

00:49:55.220 Tell me this story.

00:49:56.620 How did your daughter, Fiona, become so

00:50:03.580 passionate?

00:50:04.220 Was this driven by you?

00:50:05.760 What happened?

00:50:07.780 Not by me.

00:50:09.320 At the beginning of the year, I

00:50:10.740 promised Fiona that she would not have

00:50:13.020 to mask because there was an opt-out

00:50:15.040 and I told her I would write that

00:50:16.580 letter.

00:50:18.360 When the school took it back, I told

00:50:22.600 her I wasn't sure what to do and she

00:50:25.920 was adamant about not wearing a mask

00:50:27.880 told me that she would end up getting

00:50:29.760 suspended and I said, if you get

00:50:33.700 suspended for not wearing a mask, I

00:50:35.640 will not be upset with you.

00:50:36.860 I've always told you that the worst

00:50:38.340 thing that can happen at school is

00:50:39.800 your principal calls your mom because

00:50:42.140 you're going to be in big trouble

00:50:43.180 then.

00:50:43.840 So I had to kind of flip it and tell

00:50:45.320 her this year, hey, what's the worst

00:50:47.480 thing your principal can do is call

00:50:48.820 your mom.

00:50:49.420 And she said she was just knew as long

00:50:51.900 as she she was okay as long as she

00:50:53.440 knew she wasn't going to be in

00:50:54.180 trouble at home.

00:50:55.920 So suspended 38 times and that means

00:51:02.740 she had to go she had to go home for

00:51:05.060 like three days each time, right?

00:51:08.380 After the first three days, they gave

00:51:11.240 her a silent lunch first, then they

00:51:13.400 removed her from class and segregated

00:51:14.980 her to the office.

00:51:16.380 Then it was an in-school suspension and

00:51:19.260 she had served 12 three-day suspensions

00:51:23.600 before going back.

00:51:26.160 Okay.

00:51:27.620 And then on September, late September, you

00:51:30.140 got a letter that said it's a second

00:51:32.460 degree misdemeanor for your daughter to

00:51:36.120 be absent from school so much.

00:51:38.300 And your daughter has only missed three

00:51:41.000 days of school for medical issues, being

00:51:42.900 sick.

00:51:43.880 The rest of them are it's all from the 1.00

00:51:45.740 school board, right?

00:51:47.400 Yes.

00:51:47.760 Well, she's missed four now because she 0.92

00:51:49.640 spent the morning with Governor DeSantis

00:51:51.300 one morning.

00:51:51.980 So she has missed four days now.

00:51:53.520 Okay.

00:51:54.060 The others were all 30, 38 days of

00:51:57.380 suspensions.

00:51:58.900 And they told me she needed to be under

00:52:01.860 the care of a licensed physician where I

00:52:04.040 could be facing charges in that letter.

00:52:05.360 letter written by the assistant principal.

00:52:08.580 Oh my gosh.

00:52:09.660 How hostile is this school and the school?

00:52:12.280 I saw the video.

00:52:13.520 You have a, you have a website up, stand

00:52:16.940 up for Farina.com where it shows some of

00:52:21.300 her suspensions, et cetera, et cetera.

00:52:22.880 And she was talking in front of the school

00:52:24.200 board and they cut this eight year old's

00:52:26.300 mic.

00:52:27.720 Yes, they sure did.

00:52:30.360 They, when we're at the school board

00:52:33.980 meetings, it's like you're walking into a

00:52:36.740 federal building with the bulletproof

00:52:39.260 vests, the way they treat the parents.

00:52:42.260 They threw a man to the ground and

00:52:44.620 arrested him, charged him with felony

00:52:46.760 charges.

00:52:47.720 I witnessed the whole thing myself.

00:52:49.620 The man never did anything.

00:52:51.400 And they just believe that they are the

00:52:53.860 ultimate authority when it comes to our

00:52:56.120 kids.

00:52:57.060 And I've said it before.

00:52:58.420 I don't know about anybody else, but I

00:53:00.300 never agreed to co-parent with the

00:53:01.660 government in any way.

00:53:02.840 No, I don't think any of us did.

00:53:04.740 How is she doing now?

00:53:06.020 She's back.

00:53:06.760 She's back to school.

00:53:08.900 She is back to school.

00:53:10.280 And the school board issued an email.

00:53:13.860 Tell me about the email or the decision

00:53:18.780 to change things.

00:53:20.820 How did that come about and how did she 0.53

00:53:22.520 receive that?

00:53:24.620 They had said that they would go mask

00:53:27.600 optional at a board meeting on November

00:53:29.560 15th.

00:53:31.340 Then all of a sudden on a Saturday

00:53:33.380 early evening, I think about four

00:53:35.460 o'clock, the email went out to all the

00:53:37.000 parents from a school district that

00:53:38.680 doesn't send anything on the weekends.

00:53:41.440 So, of course, many parents still didn't

00:53:43.960 know Monday morning, but letting us know

00:53:47.020 that they would go to mask the opt-out

00:53:50.540 plan, as they call it, as of Monday the

00:53:53.660 8th.

00:53:54.140 So, she was able to go back a week

00:53:55.640 earlier than she expected.

00:53:58.320 She's got to be happy.

00:54:00.020 She was thrilled.

00:54:01.040 She was actually with Grandpa, and he

00:54:02.580 got to tell her.

00:54:03.240 I made him video it for me, though.

00:54:04.600 That's great.

00:54:04.880 She was pretty thrilled.

00:54:05.800 And, I mean, she's the one who made the

00:54:10.160 difference here.

00:54:11.380 She's the one who got this changed.

00:54:13.580 What do you think this means for her in

00:54:15.040 the future?

00:54:17.420 I've always known she's a special kid,

00:54:19.640 but, you know, to us, this was just, this

00:54:22.620 is Fiona doing what Fiona does, believing

00:54:27.120 in the truth and what she feels is right,

00:54:31.560 and I've tried to teach her the right

00:54:33.760 way, you know, for the whole eight

00:54:36.700 years.

00:54:37.880 But this is, to her, this was not a big

00:54:41.980 deal like it is right now that I see

00:54:45.080 across the nation, across the world.

00:54:48.480 But, you know, I do agree with the fact

00:54:50.820 that if an eight-year-old can stand up to

00:54:52.540 this, it's more of a start saying no to,

00:54:56.880 you know, and fighting back peacefully.

00:54:59.620 Yeah, because we're losing it.

00:55:03.200 We're losing it if we don't.

00:55:04.860 We sure are.

00:55:05.460 Bailey, thank you so much.

00:55:07.000 That's Bailey the Shells, the mom of the 0.83

00:55:09.300 second grader.

00:55:10.100 You bet.

00:55:11.440 And my best to your daughter.

00:55:15.540 It is amazing how these kids are coming

00:55:21.940 out to us.

00:55:23.360 I think this generation is remarkable.

00:55:30.100 I think the, you know, from eight years

00:55:33.460 and up, I think some of these kids are

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00:55:39.720 They are not the same as the millennial who 1.00

00:55:45.320 I think bought into a lot of this stuff.

00:55:47.500 I think these kids are good, kind, tolerant,

00:55:52.500 but not, not of nonsense.

00:55:57.640 And I think this is the generation that is 0.99

00:55:59.840 going to save our country.

00:56:02.520 We just have to do our part, make sure that

00:56:05.700 we help them out and protect them.

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00:57:19.600 Hey there.

00:57:31.980 Are you hesitant to get the vaccine?

00:57:33.900 Yeah.

00:57:34.640 Then get the brand new government approved

00:57:36.440 Vaccinate Me Elmo doll.

00:57:38.100 Wow.

00:57:38.900 Elmo loves experimental vaccines.

00:57:42.100 With the Vaccinate Me Elmo doll, your kid will

00:57:44.320 finally feel the pressure and shame we've

00:57:46.280 successfully made you feel to get the COVID vaccine.

00:57:49.380 Quick, give me the vaccine.

00:57:51.540 Elmo don't want to be responsible for the deaths

00:57:54.040 of friends or family.

00:57:55.880 Thanks.

00:57:57.120 Now Elmo's a good person.

00:57:59.560 The Vaccinate Me Elmo doll comes with a toy

00:58:01.500 syringe, a stethoscope.

00:58:03.620 Elmo, your heart is beating fast.

00:58:05.640 Are you having complications?

00:58:07.640 Of course not.

00:58:08.840 And a tiny vial of something.

00:58:11.420 It's not the vaccine promise.

00:58:13.000 It's water.

00:58:14.260 Let your kid drink it.

00:58:15.540 Elmo, can't you take your mask off now?

00:58:18.220 No!

00:58:19.380 Gotta keep that mask on forever!

00:58:23.080 It's from the Babylon Bee.

00:58:26.200 There is some really good news, Stu.

00:58:29.840 For those people in classrooms now, universities,

00:58:33.720 and even in your own homes, there is a new device

00:58:38.640 that will sound an alarm when it detects offensive language.

00:58:43.240 I believe I remember this from Demolition Man,

00:58:46.920 the movie with Sylvester Stallone, documentary from a few years ago.

00:58:51.280 So this has just been shown at the Dubai Design Week.

00:58:57.920 I like to get all of my freedom-loving things from the Middle East. 1.00

00:59:03.320 But they've named the system after Themis, the Greek goddess of social order and justice.

00:59:11.460 And so they're testing it now in classrooms and universities,

00:59:15.260 as well as in more intimate home-based situations.

00:59:18.620 It's about the size of a lamp, and it's intended to moderate unsavory or possibly offending discussion

00:59:28.160 in classrooms, universities, and in the home

00:59:32.320 in order to manifest political correctness around the conversation.

00:59:39.320 This is great. Can we combine this with the anti-drunk driving measures they're taking in cars

00:59:46.060 so that anywhere you go, you can just have constant alarms going off

00:59:50.460 for the offensive things you say?

00:59:51.740 Yeah. I think that's a...

00:59:53.440 Now, you have a problem with the drunk driving thing?

00:59:55.880 I do, yeah.

00:59:57.040 You really? You have a problem with that?

00:59:59.340 Huh. And what is your problem?

01:00:00.740 Uh, my problem is I don't want to pay for it.

01:00:04.640 I don't want to have to breathe into my car every time.

01:00:08.180 Hang on, just a second. Hang on, our Themis has just gone off.

01:00:11.740 Oh, no.

01:00:12.580 Uh, apparently...

01:00:14.380 Apparently you are against, uh, the drunk driving stuff because you like drunk drivers.

01:00:20.620 No. 0.99

01:00:21.420 And you want to kill children. 1.00

01:00:22.600 No. That's what I heard. 1.00

01:00:23.380 I don't want to breathe into my car before I...

01:00:25.720 Mm-hmm.

01:00:26.660 Before I drive somewhere.

01:00:28.220 And, uh, I don't want the car monitoring all of my activities.

01:00:33.280 Okay, again...

01:00:34.340 Oh, no.

01:00:34.940 Uh, I think this one, let me just...

01:00:36.700 Yeah, I'm checking.

01:00:37.580 This one is because, uh, it's a little, it's a little slow.

01:00:40.600 This one is because you wanted to drive your car.

01:00:43.440 Oh.

01:00:43.880 And, uh...

01:00:44.440 Just the driving.

01:00:45.300 Well, you've already had one strike against you.

01:00:47.800 Uh, and with one strike, you lose the privilege of driving your car, so...

01:00:51.640 I just think people should be able to make their own decisions.

01:00:53.460 Whoa, okay, uh, Stu, I'm gonna have to shut you down here.

01:00:58.220 Uh, can you imagine living in a world like that where, where there's something monitoring

01:01:04.780 everything you say and it is telling you whether or not you should say it or not?

01:01:12.180 What kind of world are we designing here?

01:01:17.040 I mean, you want to talk about freedom of speech.

01:01:22.040 This is as far away from freedom of speech and freedom for thought that we have.

01:01:30.160 That, I mean, holy cow.

01:01:33.440 But this is, this is what's coming.

01:01:35.360 And did you see yesterday that, uh, England has just said now it's mandatory two shots,

01:01:42.960 two shots, not enough.

01:01:45.080 You now have to have the third booster.

01:01:47.760 Uh, otherwise you won't get the vaccine passport.

01:01:51.020 It's not stop booster shots now.

01:01:52.980 I mean, if you've given them the right to do the two, why not three?

01:01:57.320 And when they come out for the new variant, why not that one?

01:02:02.520 And you'll have to comply.

01:02:04.620 Otherwise you won't be able to get your passport.

01:02:06.760 Maybe this stuff shouldn't come from a centralized government that, uh, wow.

01:02:12.660 Oh, holy cow.

01:02:14.420 I am sorry.

01:02:16.120 Uh, holy cow. 0.98

01:02:18.680 Holy cow. 0.89

01:02:19.560 This is.

01:02:19.720 Can you imagine what they'll do?

01:02:20.400 If they can do this, they can stop your speech and they can control whether your car runs

01:02:25.600 or not.

01:02:26.420 What if you want to pull into like, let's say a Taco Bell drive-thru.

01:02:29.500 And I'm not saying I've ever done something like this before, but then you'd have this

01:02:33.160 go off and it can navigate you to like the salad place next door.

01:02:36.500 Yes, exactly right.

01:02:37.180 That's exactly right.

01:02:38.140 And that would happen because the government is paying for healthcare. 0.99

01:02:42.040 Of course.

01:02:42.780 You have to make sure everything, everything is buttoned up that way, right?

01:02:46.280 We can't have any people having a delicious grilled cheese burrito.

01:02:49.380 We're living this time.

01:02:50.960 I mean, we're living in this era.

01:02:53.460 It is so bizarre.

01:02:55.140 And, and you think about that.

01:02:57.080 We're not even the farthest, right?

01:02:59.340 Like we are in comparison to even Europe still like doing a, we're still on the right side

01:03:06.420 of that on a lot, in a lot of ways.

01:03:08.320 It's when it comes to healthcare in particular.

01:03:10.320 Yeah.

01:03:10.600 And they're on the right, they're on the right side of some of the, some of the other

01:03:14.700 things.

01:03:15.180 Like abortion, for example.

01:03:16.300 Well, we are now far more progressive, quote unquote, than Europe is when it comes to life

01:03:22.880 issues, which is a stunning.

01:03:25.080 Now, when it comes to end of life, they may have us, uh, really?

01:03:29.480 Oh yeah.

01:03:30.320 Wait, I didn't even say.

01:03:32.160 No, you were going to defend end of life.

01:03:34.760 I was going to say, you should be able, obviously to, to stay alive.

01:03:38.140 Oh my gosh.

01:03:38.840 It got louder.

01:03:41.640 The government should decide when you live or, uh, live, uh, live, live or die.

01:03:46.720 Huh?

01:03:47.120 No warning on that one.

01:03:48.080 But I think you should be able to live.

01:03:49.500 Wow.

01:03:50.240 Now, now just my voice seems to be setting it up.

01:03:52.200 It just knows who you are, Stu.

01:03:53.380 It just knows who you are.

01:03:55.200 Back in just a second.

01:03:56.300 This is the Glenn Beck program.

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01:05:30.700 This is the Glenn Beck program.

01:05:39.420 Welcome to, uh, welcome to Tuesday.

01:05:42.360 You know, Stu and I were just talking off air.

01:05:44.180 It is really sad, but also I'm really happy that this is happening.

01:05:50.940 It's sad that it has to be this way, but there are, there is a parallel economy that is being built.

01:05:56.840 Now people are, people are realizing what is coming and they are starting to build, uh, banks and, uh, insurance companies that will be, uh, outside of the system because they're just going to make it impossible for anybody to have any money, any loans to do anything that they, that they want, unless you play along.

01:06:20.980 And we're already seeing this now in our own businesses.

01:06:25.420 And I think there's a great opportunity for, uh, to get really good employees right now.

01:06:34.300 Uh, if you're working in a company where they're telling you, you have to get vaccinated, you have to, you know, go through that, that, uh, whites are all evils, uh, seminar. 0.93

01:06:46.660 What if you don't want to, where do you go to work?

01:06:52.480 I want to introduce you to a guy who was in this very position, uh, except he was, I mean, he's been in the high tech industry for 20 years.

01:07:02.560 He was in Silicon Valley.

01:07:04.320 Then he became the CEO and founding member of MC, which, uh, was a consulting company of three employees.

01:07:12.260 Uh, and he turned it into an international economic data firm with over 250 employees nationwide, but he had a problem.

01:07:20.920 He was a Christian CEO and I guess that wasn't, wasn't something in the cards for the company anymore.

01:07:28.600 Uh, and so he started a new business that I think is fantastic.

01:07:33.460 We talked about it.

01:07:34.500 I think last week, his name is, uh, Andrew, uh, crappy shats and, uh, he is on with us now.

01:07:41.260 Hello, Andrew.

01:07:43.020 Hey, good morning, Glenn.

01:07:44.260 Thank you very much.

01:07:45.220 And, um, and kudos on pronouncing my name.

01:07:48.140 It is a terrifying name.

01:07:49.520 It is on the air.

01:07:50.780 So when you're on the air and you see this, uh, you know, I had to make sure I looked at it again to make sure I got it right. 0.95

01:07:59.120 Crappy shats, uh, you must've had a horrible childhood with the name crappy shats. 0.61

01:08:06.920 So, yeah, you either have a horrible childhood or you just lean into it and you really enjoy it. 0.98

01:08:12.740 Right.

01:08:13.040 Okay.

01:08:13.440 And, and everybody thinks that's part of the best new joke for that name.

01:08:18.360 And I'll, I'll tell you right now, I've heard them all.

01:08:20.720 Yeah, I bet, I bet you have.

01:08:22.220 And, uh, none of those jokes could be said on the air.

01:08:24.960 So let's move on from your, from your name.

01:08:28.820 Uh, okay.

01:08:29.580 So, Andrew, I saw this story, I think last week and we reached out to you right away.

01:08:35.440 Cause I think what you're doing is, is right on the money.

01:08:40.280 You, first of all, tell me how it ended with you and the, and the company.

01:08:44.740 Why, why did you leave?

01:08:46.020 Yeah.

01:08:47.420 Uh, so again, I've been in the tech space for a while.

01:08:51.520 I've also, I started a bunch of companies because I also believe that, um, as Christians,

01:08:58.060 um, we serve a creator God.

01:09:00.400 And so we are little creators.

01:09:01.960 And so we should look for ways that we can create things that we can then use to turn around

01:09:06.400 and bless other people.

01:09:08.080 So I started a variety of businesses, um, and obviously, um, the most recent and, uh, full

01:09:14.560 disclosure, I'm still an advisor to the board.

01:09:17.580 Um, but for me to be involved in the day to day was just not, um, palatable.

01:09:24.460 So, um, so we, um, we ended and part of it is it was clear to me, it was time to move on

01:09:32.040 anyway.

01:09:32.780 And there's two reasons for this.

01:09:34.600 Uh, as I've been deep in the tech world and have a lot of friends in Seattle and Portland

01:09:39.680 and San Francisco and on that West West coast crazies.

01:09:43.340 Um, I saw them using their company's platform to push on a woke worldview, uh, using their

01:09:52.200 company's platform to in the last election cycle.

01:09:54.840 So you must vote for Joe Biden.

01:09:56.760 This is the most important election ever.

01:09:59.020 And it's like, I thought you were a software company, not a political advocacy company.

01:10:04.100 Correct.

01:10:04.380 But it became clear that a lot of the people, especially in the tech world, were using their

01:10:10.100 company to do this.

01:10:11.460 And then we saw, I saw a lot of my fellow employees who were just, and not fellow employees, but

01:10:15.780 fellow colleagues around the country, just keeping their head down.

01:10:20.280 Um, and it's, what's funny is when I started red balloon, a lot of people who are executives

01:10:25.560 wrote me and said, you know, I love what you're doing, but I can't like what you're doing because

01:10:30.580 if you know what I mean, because I can't have anyone know.

01:10:34.380 I know that I'm a conservative and my word to them is, look, there's a lot of conservatives

01:10:39.720 and Christians out there.

01:10:41.480 And I think it's time to raise the pirate flag, um, or the Christian flag and simply say, 0.98

01:10:46.980 this is who I am.

01:10:48.500 Um, and, and be unashamed of that.

01:10:51.560 And so if you don't, if you, if you don't, we're, we lose, we lose, we have to stand and

01:11:00.380 stand together.

01:11:01.160 And I don't mind standing with other people that don't share my belief, but they currently

01:11:06.400 mind me.

01:11:07.880 And I'm not going to, why can you say all of this crazy stuff that I disagree with?

01:11:14.340 And I don't have to even, I don't, I don't want to talk about it.

01:11:18.480 Honestly, I don't want to talk about it anymore.

01:11:20.900 Can we just do our work?

01:11:22.460 But you can't live in that world now.

01:11:25.240 It's not good enough.

01:11:26.280 You must participate.

01:11:28.960 Yeah, and absolutely.

01:11:31.040 And, and if you don't, then you get fired.

01:11:33.920 And I had a good friend who lost his job because he didn't use the right pronoun. 0.99

01:11:38.540 So the vaccine, uh, issue is obviously the most recent and pressing for a lot of people

01:11:45.160 because you have to put it in your body, but there's, they have been pushing this for a

01:11:49.320 long time, whether it's CRT, whether it's, uh, the right pronouns.

01:11:54.180 And I think it is time for conservatives and Christians to stand up because the reality is

01:11:59.140 that these conservatives, all of you who are listening are the hardest workers.

01:12:04.060 You're the people who are making the company go.

01:12:07.460 Um, and so I started red balloon partly because of this wokeness in the workplace and partly because

01:12:13.000 I saw this enormous gap in the labor market where we simply don't have enough people to

01:12:19.080 get all the work done.

01:12:20.380 And the administration, the Biden administration has saw, seen fit to demotivate people to

01:12:27.260 actually participate in the labor market.

01:12:28.880 And now with a vaccine mandate to tell them they're not allowed to participate in the labor

01:12:34.040 market.

01:12:34.340 So we have an unprecedented tight labor market.

01:12:38.000 We have an economy that's trying to get going, but simply is not allowed to.

01:12:43.740 And I think you're spot on.

01:12:45.520 We need to start creating these alternative economies because I'll tell you, it is really

01:12:50.300 fun to be an unapologetic conservative Christian and a public one.

01:12:55.400 Um, and I encourage everyone out there, it's time to raise your hands, raise your head, um,

01:13:01.340 raise the pirate flag and, um, and come out.

01:13:04.380 Uh, I, uh, was talking on a different show yesterday and I thought we need to start using

01:13:08.600 the hashtag coming out conservative, um, and just tell people, you know, start, um,

01:13:14.080 proclaiming who you are and it's okay.

01:13:15.980 And we don't need to turn into all of us be political advocates.

01:13:20.540 Um, because I don't think that's necessarily the right thing either, but I do think it's

01:13:25.040 an opportunity to just be unapologetic about who you are and what you believe.

01:13:29.900 Yeah.

01:13:29.960 I don't, I don't want to become an activist.

01:13:32.160 I mean, I kind of am now, but I don't want to become an activist.

01:13:35.960 I just like to work in places where, you know, even if you disagree, nobody's going

01:13:41.820 to get fired for it.

01:13:43.480 Nobody's going to get fired for it.

01:13:45.260 Let's just be human beings to each other.

01:13:48.100 So you started red balloon and how is this, how is this going?

01:13:53.480 Yeah, no.

01:13:54.420 So red balloon dot work is, uh, has blown me away because I've started a number of businesses

01:13:59.860 before and I'll tell you, Glenn, I've never been part of a business before where I get

01:14:03.860 unsolicited thank you notes from perfect strangers all over the country, literally every day, people

01:14:09.940 just saying, thank you for standing up for freedom.

01:14:12.360 Um, and that's my encouragement to all of you listening is stand up for freedom and you'd

01:14:15.820 be surprised.

01:14:16.540 There's a lot of people who want to follow that.

01:14:18.920 So I started red balloon dot work three months ago, um, and we now have had over 400,000 people

01:14:26.180 on the site looking for freedom.

01:14:27.980 We have over 1200 employers who have signed up and every single day we have tens of thousands

01:14:34.440 of job searches on the site.

01:14:36.860 It's still new and I want to have millions of jobs, but, uh, but I've been super encouraged

01:14:42.900 by this.

01:14:43.480 And we've also just seen, um, an overwhelming amount of support from people like someone

01:14:48.280 said, uh, sent me a thank you note and said, Hey, would you like a billboard in times square?

01:14:53.460 And a side note, if someone asks you that the answer is yes.

01:14:57.180 Um, and so red balloon has a billboard in times square and will through the end of the

01:15:01.680 year, because they said, look, this is an important moment and we need to stand up for

01:15:05.680 freedom.

01:15:05.940 So there are powerful people out there who maybe aren't ready to raise their pirate flag,

01:15:11.320 but they're definitely behind the cause.

01:15:13.220 I will tell you this too, that it is, it's really important that, um, business people,

01:15:19.020 if you're looking for a job, I, I, I hear from people all the time that are living behind,

01:15:24.100 you know, the, the, uh, iron curtain in the East of our country and, uh, they want out, 0.98

01:15:31.500 but they can't, they, they can't move without a job.

01:15:35.960 They have to have a job.

01:15:37.500 And how do you know?

01:15:38.880 And I encourage everyone, every company that is taking a stand to register and become part

01:15:47.400 of this.

01:15:47.960 And when you have, uh, a job opening, open it up to red balloon dot work and let's get

01:15:55.520 people working together.

01:15:57.240 Absolutely.

01:15:59.040 Cause what you do as an employer is you're not only getting access to really the best

01:16:03.660 kind of workers, right?

01:16:04.700 The workers who aren't an HR, an HR nightmare, who are constantly complaining, you're getting

01:16:10.400 people who just want to focus on work, uh, which is phenomenal.

01:16:13.540 So the best kind of workers, but you're also giving encouragement to millions of Americans

01:16:18.500 and saying, look, you're not the only one because the liberal media today desperately

01:16:23.560 wants us all to believe that we're the only one that believes the way we do. 0.93

01:16:27.580 And that we're all crazy.

01:16:28.920 And the more people, especially employers who stand up and say, no, I'm going to put

01:16:33.520 my logo on here.

01:16:34.340 I talked to one CEO who said, look, um, I have been keeping my head down as a conservative

01:16:40.220 Christian for years, but I feel like if I don't die on this Hill, there might not be

01:16:44.320 any left.

01:16:45.240 I agree.

01:16:45.600 And so it's time.

01:16:46.460 I agree.

01:16:46.860 Well, thank you very much, uh, Andrew.

01:16:49.580 I appreciate it.

01:16:50.680 Um, that's Andrew crappy shets, uh, the founder and CEO of red balloon, red balloon.

01:16:59.520 Dot work, red balloon. 0.96

01:17:01.660 Dot work.

01:17:02.280 Let's get the people who want to work and just want to move on with their lives.

01:17:08.020 Let's get them working. 0.94

01:17:10.540 As Andrew just said, that's the best kind of employee.

01:17:14.660 Red balloon dot work.

01:17:17.180 Thanks, Andrew.

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01:19:05.700 I got to tell you, the Rittenhouse jury is already deliberating and the deliberation is

01:19:12.700 already taking too long.

01:19:14.380 Yes.

01:19:14.840 Should have been one second.

01:19:16.160 We're all good.

01:19:17.040 We all obviously.

01:19:18.000 They should all just have gotten up in the jury box, looked at each other and went, we're

01:19:21.340 all set, aren't we?

01:19:22.560 Do we need to leave?

01:19:23.380 Do we need to actually deliberate on this one?

01:19:25.960 You know, it's crazy what the media has done here.

01:19:30.920 They have made him into a monster.

01:19:33.140 He's clearly not.

01:19:34.120 I mean, what was the big thing?

01:19:36.000 Hands up.

01:19:36.540 Don't shoot.

01:19:37.160 Hands up.

01:19:37.740 Don't shoot.

01:19:38.300 Right.

01:19:38.520 That was the big BLM thing.

01:19:40.140 Hands up.

01:19:40.640 Don't shoot.

01:19:41.500 Well, that's what happened.

01:19:43.260 If he turned around and you were chasing him and saying you were going to kill him, he'd 0.97

01:19:48.160 point the gun at you.

01:19:49.180 And if you put your hands up, he didn't shoot.

01:19:51.320 He didn't shoot.

01:19:52.320 At least twice on video.

01:19:54.540 Right.

01:19:55.460 Right.

01:19:55.800 I mean, this is such an easy case.

01:20:00.000 But, you know, we'll we'll see.

01:20:02.040 Yeah.

01:20:02.180 And there's two things that are complicating here.

01:20:04.300 One was the gun charge, which it did look like initially they had a good chance of getting

01:20:09.300 him on, except the gun is no one under 17 can have a gun.

01:20:13.600 He didn't bring it across state lines.

01:20:15.100 He got it out of his father's safe in Kenosha.

01:20:18.440 So he didn't bring it across the skate and state lines.

01:20:21.400 A 17 year old cannot have a gun unless it's a long gun, unless it's a rifle, which is what

01:20:26.740 he had.

01:20:27.340 Yes.

01:20:27.580 The law is written in a confusing way so you can understand some of the confusion.

01:20:31.140 But that got tossed out before they even went to the jury.

01:20:34.300 So that was the easiest one to get.

01:20:35.860 They did add some other options, basically, like if you want to give him a lesser charge

01:20:41.240 than his what he was initially charged for.

01:20:43.400 So there's probably going to be some time going through those wouldn't take me any time.

01:20:47.260 I would assume there's definitely people on this jury that it's not going to take them

01:20:50.440 any time either.

01:20:51.420 Yeah.

01:20:51.640 But it's possible that it takes time to just go through those and figure out if there's

01:20:55.720 going to be a lesser charge.

01:20:57.200 But every minute that this goes on is slightly worse for Kyle Rittenhouse.

01:21:02.260 If it takes a long time, you could see it maybe going to a mistrial or I mean, I can't

01:21:07.760 believe they would convict him on something serious.

01:21:10.200 But you'd have to have you'd have to have all all 12. 0.92

01:21:14.280 Yeah.

01:21:14.420 A unanimous verdict against him seems incredibly unlikely.

01:21:18.820 And if you go back and listen to the stuff that they were saying yesterday, I mean, the

01:21:21.980 prosecution's case is basically if you have a gun, it's impossible to be a case of self-defense.

01:21:28.380 Right.

01:21:28.860 If you have a gun and you shoot somebody, you brought a gun to a fistfight.

01:21:35.600 Well, but I didn't know if he had a gun or not.

01:21:38.600 Somebody's in my house in the middle of the night.

01:21:40.740 Right.

01:21:41.060 I have a gun. 1.00

01:21:42.100 I have a gun and I will shoot. 1.00

01:21:43.880 Not good enough. 0.99

01:21:45.000 This this prosecution is bizarre.

01:21:47.520 I think what happened was there was a supply chain disruption for lawyers so they couldn't

01:21:52.280 find any on the shelves.

01:21:53.280 And they just picked up some random guy off the streets who knows nothing about the law.

01:21:57.060 That's possibility that there is a really good prosecutor.

01:22:01.000 There are really good sitting on a barge just right.

01:22:03.400 Yeah.

01:22:03.820 Right out of Long Island.

01:22:05.040 Poor dudes in a container ship out there being like, I could win this case.

01:22:08.920 Let me out of the container.

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01:24:03.400 Hello, America.

01:24:04.820 Can you believe next week is Thanksgiving already?

01:24:08.040 What happened?

01:24:10.100 And doesn't it seem like this is kind of almost like the first Thanksgiving since COVID began?

01:24:14.920 Hasn't the last two years just morphed kind of into one?

01:24:19.100 Yes, that's how you're like.

01:24:20.720 I don't even know what year it is anymore.

01:24:24.420 It is so bizarre.

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01:26:03.420 It's very dangerous, Chuck, because a lot of what you're seeing as attacks on me, quite frankly, are attacks on science.

01:26:11.340 We all know something isn't right.

01:26:16.760 The NIH has not ever and does not now fund gain-of-function research.

01:26:24.640 If you're vaccinated and your family members are vaccinated, then you can enjoy the holidays.

01:26:29.620 You can enjoy Halloween, trick-or-treating, and certainly Thanksgiving with your family.

01:26:34.420 Let's talk about herd immunity.

01:26:35.520 That is risky, and you'll wind up with many more infections of vulnerable people.

01:26:40.880 So I think that we just got to look that square in the eye and say it's nonsense.

01:26:45.780 Unvaccinated children of a certain age, greater than two years old, should be wearing masks. 0.94

01:26:50.860 No doubt about that.

01:26:52.020 People who have conspiracy theories, who deny reality that's looking them straight in the eye,

01:26:58.680 Sometimes the truth becomes inconvenient for some people, so they react against me.

01:27:04.540 But this whole story will begin to make sense when you understand why, from the beginning of the pandemic,

01:27:12.340 Fauci's goal was to save his legacy and not your life.

01:27:18.260 The true story of what really happened.

01:27:19.980 And I have a great deal of respect for this body of the Senate, and it makes me very uncomfortable to have to say something,

01:27:28.300 but he is egregiously incorrect in what he says.

01:27:31.920 History will figure that out on its own.

01:27:34.620 I tell it to you on Wednesday, November 17th.

01:27:40.440 Crimes or cover-up?

01:27:43.060 Exposing the world's most dangerous lie.

01:27:45.520 That is tomorrow night at a special time.

01:27:49.400 A two-hour special commercial-free begins at 8 p.m. Eastern.

01:27:55.260 I urge you to bring friends over to the house and watch it together.

01:28:01.560 Kind of like what we did for the 9-12 project.

01:28:07.380 Watch it together.

01:28:08.660 This is really important because everybody's going home,

01:28:13.120 or you're going to have visitors at your house.

01:28:15.340 I mean, sorry, California.

01:28:16.800 The rest of us are.

01:28:19.120 And you're going to have these issues,

01:28:22.840 and we're presenting this tomorrow, commercial-free,

01:28:26.680 and it has all of the documentation.

01:28:29.960 There are no conspiracy theories.

01:28:32.340 There are only facts.

01:28:33.920 And it is a different story.

01:28:37.780 If we don't, as a society, pursue the truth,

01:28:44.440 this is a massive, massive crime.

01:28:49.380 And it is not just a medical crime.

01:28:52.720 It is a crime against all of humanity,

01:28:57.300 not just because of the dead,

01:28:58.880 but the results of what this is doing to all of us.

01:29:02.560 So I have that for you.

01:29:04.760 There's a first thing.

01:29:05.800 For COVID, if you are going to be with other people,

01:29:10.360 I want to arm you so you have facts,

01:29:13.140 and you have a place you can go to and watch it with them.

01:29:17.940 After you've watched it this week,

01:29:19.860 watch it with your family next week.

01:29:22.160 The other thing is something that will put you into the mood

01:29:29.540 of giving and opening your heart and Christmas.

01:29:37.500 I mean, I remember on this program,

01:29:39.440 by next week, we would have been all Christmas,

01:29:43.140 and that's all we would have been talking about is Christmas

01:29:44.980 and all the good things about Christmas.

01:29:46.700 We haven't done that in years

01:29:48.960 because we can't afford the airtime

01:29:51.160 to not talk about the things that are going on.

01:29:54.220 But one of the guys who works with me,

01:29:56.900 he is one of our researchers and writers,

01:29:59.900 and we've worked together for many years now,

01:30:04.900 and he's a salt-of-the-earth kind of guy,

01:30:08.680 knows his history really well.

01:30:11.220 His name is Nathan Nypierre, I believe.

01:30:18.040 It's close.

01:30:20.280 Or Nathan Nipper, that's what it is.

01:30:22.080 Oh, okay, I've heard of him.

01:30:23.420 Nathan Nipper.

01:30:24.140 How are you, Nathan?

01:30:25.180 Good.

01:30:26.180 So Nathan has written a book,

01:30:28.780 and he brought it to me about a year ago,

01:30:31.340 and I didn't know all of the story

01:30:34.760 at the time that you brought it.

01:30:36.160 I didn't know the backstory,

01:30:37.920 but you were working here years before I came here?

01:30:41.880 Yeah, before Mercury Studios was even a glint in your eye.

01:30:48.480 This was way back in 2008, 2009.

01:30:51.440 I guess you were doing your Fox show at the time.

01:30:54.860 And yeah, I worked for a separate media company

01:30:57.060 that was housed in the studio building.

01:31:00.780 And so in the aftermath of that 2008 financial crisis,

01:31:06.520 this company I was working for

01:31:08.240 started having some financial problems of their own.

01:31:11.080 You know, they were having trouble making payroll.

01:31:12.880 Yeah.

01:31:13.520 And sort of longish story shorter,

01:31:18.720 I had done some minor league screenwriting,

01:31:21.080 you know, early in my career.

01:31:22.660 And this particular story that is now this book,

01:31:27.040 I wrote as a screenplay,

01:31:28.720 and I really needed a sale at the time

01:31:31.820 because they were having trouble making payroll, right?

01:31:34.760 And came really close.

01:31:36.880 I thought it was going to happen.

01:31:37.940 The agent that I was working with at the time,

01:31:39.960 she was very enthusiastic about it,

01:31:41.620 made it to the final level at this cable network

01:31:44.800 that shall remain nameless.

01:31:46.880 Not to you, but to the rest of us.

01:31:50.680 It did not happen.

01:31:51.960 I was crushed.

01:31:52.640 And it didn't happen because it is,

01:31:56.240 it references It's a Wonderful Life.

01:31:59.380 Yeah.

01:31:59.800 I mean, they, that's true.

01:32:02.040 The sort of the reasoning,

01:32:03.620 and you never know these things.

01:32:05.000 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:32:05.300 Screenwriting business is horrible.

01:32:07.080 Very horrible.

01:32:07.640 But, yeah, that was one of the final,

01:32:11.780 you know, the final decision maker was like,

01:32:13.360 well, you kind of have to know too much about that movie,

01:32:16.060 you know, to understand what's going on.

01:32:17.700 And that was sort of their excuse.

01:32:19.080 And nobody knows anything about It's a Wonderful Life.

01:32:22.020 That's what the agent said at the time.

01:32:23.880 And I was like, I know, that's a hard deal.

01:32:26.260 Everybody knows this movie, but.

01:32:27.740 So the book is out today,

01:32:29.720 and you wrote it,

01:32:32.220 and then you put the story away.

01:32:33.940 You came to work for me, right?

01:32:35.920 Yeah, I, it's, it's overwhelming, honestly,

01:32:39.720 the, the fact that I'm here sitting in this building again,

01:32:43.240 talking to you, because it's really,

01:32:45.660 this book represents, I mean, this is God's kindness,

01:32:49.360 God's paying attention to the details of our lives,

01:32:51.720 you know, and, and redeeming things

01:32:53.940 that you think is hopeless,

01:32:55.580 situations that you think are hopeless,

01:32:57.480 because, yeah, I mean, I actually,

01:33:01.740 because I wasn't getting paid at the time,

01:33:03.700 and I stayed on at that,

01:33:06.100 that media company in the hopes

01:33:07.360 that it was going to turn around

01:33:08.360 while I'm applying to other jobs, you know,

01:33:10.740 and then I had that rejection of the script sale.

01:33:13.920 And so I stayed late in,

01:33:16.620 actually, it's in the office

01:33:17.920 where Stu's producer works now.

01:33:20.540 I sit up there for a few hours one night,

01:33:23.060 just cranked out the first chapter thinking,

01:33:25.180 could I turn this into a book?

01:33:27.500 And then I was like,

01:33:29.220 no, I don't have time for this.

01:33:31.280 You know, I got a,

01:33:31.900 a third child was on the way at the time,

01:33:34.700 not getting paid.

01:33:36.260 I mean, it was a desperate situation, you know?

01:33:38.280 And so I did the old proverbial,

01:33:40.580 put it in a drawer,

01:33:41.620 it didn't touch it for years.

01:33:43.800 So I finally did,

01:33:45.680 six years ago is when I cranked out

01:33:47.300 the first draft with this book,

01:33:48.700 just before I started working with you.

01:33:51.740 And it kind of melts my brain

01:33:54.180 that I'm now back in the studio

01:33:56.420 that I had sworn off working in media.

01:33:59.780 I seriously,

01:34:00.660 I had walked away from the industry.

01:34:03.040 You know, it's,

01:34:03.640 it's, you know,

01:34:04.300 the book starts kind of like

01:34:06.460 the George Bailey thing,

01:34:07.600 jumping from a bridge.

01:34:08.460 And I think that,

01:34:09.260 that has nothing to do with

01:34:10.620 It's a Wonderful Life.

01:34:11.440 That's Nathan going,

01:34:13.100 why, why,

01:34:13.880 why did I go back and work for him?

01:34:16.200 I could jump off a bridge.

01:34:17.600 Essentially, yeah.

01:34:18.040 Yeah.

01:34:18.280 Because you had made,

01:34:20.020 some of your scripts

01:34:20.840 had been made into movies before.

01:34:22.240 This is not like,

01:34:22.880 you weren't just like,

01:34:23.380 this was not like a shot in the dark.

01:34:24.740 That's true.

01:34:25.600 And I say minorly,

01:34:26.820 because it was,

01:34:27.600 I guess,

01:34:28.140 basic cable,

01:34:29.000 you know,

01:34:29.280 it's probably double A ball or whatever.

01:34:31.240 Yeah.

01:34:32.200 More than I've done.

01:34:33.320 It wasn't totally random.

01:34:35.120 I had done that before.

01:34:36.800 And so that's why I thought,

01:34:38.480 oh, there's a chance here,

01:34:39.540 you know,

01:34:39.740 maybe this is going to go through.

01:34:41.080 So Nathan,

01:34:42.020 tell me the story.

01:34:44.740 Yeah.

01:34:45.320 Quickly.

01:34:45.740 It's called Life on Christmas Eve.

01:34:48.280 A Novel by Nat Han Nipper.

01:34:51.160 Right.

01:34:51.940 The French pronunciation.

01:34:53.500 Yes.

01:34:54.300 Life on Christmas Eve.

01:34:55.580 It's available now.

01:34:56.660 And I've read it.

01:34:57.740 It's really,

01:34:58.620 really good.

01:34:59.020 You're going to love it.

01:35:00.160 But tell the story.

01:35:00.960 It's basically about a 31-year-old

01:35:03.900 small town woman 1.00

01:35:04.820 who watches It's a Wonderful Life

01:35:07.260 for the very first time.

01:35:08.600 And shortly after she does,

01:35:10.340 she starts to notice

01:35:11.260 some unusual similarities

01:35:13.000 between things that happened to her

01:35:14.840 and things that happened in the movie.

01:35:17.860 And so essentially her quest

01:35:19.480 to figure out

01:35:20.520 why these things might be happening

01:35:21.820 and what it might mean,

01:35:22.960 if anything,

01:35:24.080 leads to this life-changing encounter

01:35:26.860 with a stranger on Christmas Eve.

01:35:29.180 And she starts out,

01:35:30.800 she's not watched the movie.

01:35:32.640 Right.

01:35:33.120 Right.

01:35:33.440 She's never seen it.

01:35:35.000 And she's one of those millennials 1.00

01:35:36.460 that, you know,

01:35:37.140 turn up their noses

01:35:37.960 at black and white movies.

01:35:40.080 It is interesting

01:35:41.780 that the reason initially

01:35:43.040 the movie wasn't made

01:35:44.080 is because someone

01:35:44.980 might not know enough

01:35:46.120 about It's a Wonderful Life.

01:35:47.200 That's actually the story

01:35:48.220 of the book, too.

01:35:48.960 Right.

01:35:49.280 She learns about it

01:35:50.560 all the way through.

01:35:52.040 Remember this scene?

01:35:53.420 No, I never watched it.

01:35:54.720 I mean, it's a pretty...

01:35:56.620 I mean, you disproved

01:35:57.520 your own case for the movie.

01:35:58.640 Yeah.

01:35:58.860 Right.

01:35:59.300 Initially.

01:36:00.180 It's, you know,

01:36:01.180 it's one of my all-time favorite movies.

01:36:03.080 It's still a classic.

01:36:04.040 I mean, it's a genuinely great movie.

01:36:06.160 And so it was fun

01:36:07.020 to sort of work in this homage

01:36:09.080 to use it as kind of a device

01:36:10.960 to tell a different story.

01:36:12.760 I like the juxtaposition

01:36:14.480 of the time back then

01:36:17.320 that the movie took place

01:36:18.600 and now

01:36:20.700 because we seem like

01:36:22.360 a much harsher society.

01:36:26.440 Oh, yeah.

01:36:27.160 I mean, you know,

01:36:29.060 if the pandemic showed us anything,

01:36:31.380 it's a pandemic of

01:36:32.700 a lack of grace, I feel like.

01:36:34.640 Yeah.

01:36:35.300 And in our culture,

01:36:36.700 grace is something

01:36:37.620 that we all want for ourselves

01:36:39.160 but are loathe to give

01:36:41.000 to other people so often.

01:36:43.460 And so, I mean,

01:36:44.200 that's one of the themes

01:36:44.920 of the book

01:36:45.460 is undeserved grace

01:36:48.740 in some of the relationships

01:36:50.200 that the main character has.

01:36:52.600 Yeah.

01:36:52.700 How much...

01:36:53.700 how much does God

01:36:58.140 play a role

01:36:59.360 in all of this?

01:37:01.560 In the book

01:37:02.800 or my overall personal story?

01:37:04.800 Personal story

01:37:05.880 and getting it where it is.

01:37:09.020 Oh, yeah.

01:37:10.560 It's a total God thing.

01:37:12.380 I mean,

01:37:12.840 it really almost makes me emotional

01:37:15.080 to consider

01:37:16.760 when I walked out

01:37:18.640 of this building

01:37:19.360 12 years ago.

01:37:22.020 It was a hopeless situation,

01:37:23.540 you know.

01:37:24.520 People were hiring.

01:37:25.800 I was looking for a job.

01:37:27.240 I had a baby on the way.

01:37:30.140 For him to redeem

01:37:31.840 my experience here

01:37:32.960 because, again,

01:37:33.400 I had sworn off media

01:37:34.480 and then to come back...

01:37:36.400 And you were a teacher as well.

01:37:37.620 Yeah.

01:37:37.720 I completely left,

01:37:38.960 turned my back.

01:37:39.420 I was never going to work

01:37:40.220 in media again

01:37:40.940 because of the bitterness

01:37:41.680 of that experience

01:37:42.900 and then that he would

01:37:45.560 bring me back

01:37:46.140 to the same building

01:37:47.020 and totally redeem it.

01:37:48.420 I mean,

01:37:48.600 this has been the best

01:37:49.360 working experience

01:37:50.500 of my life.

01:37:51.320 Wow,

01:37:51.720 you've led a sad life. 1.00

01:37:53.140 It is pathetic. 1.00

01:37:56.620 And that he would 0.99

01:37:58.080 redeem that

01:37:58.860 is really humbling to me.

01:38:02.140 Well,

01:38:02.600 I would like you

01:38:03.380 to pick up

01:38:04.140 the brand new book.

01:38:05.760 It's available

01:38:06.260 Amazon.

01:38:07.140 Also,

01:38:07.580 you can go to

01:38:08.460 glennbeck.com

01:38:09.800 and I have read

01:38:11.460 the first chapter.

01:38:14.020 So,

01:38:14.200 if you want to hear

01:38:14.700 the first chapter,

01:38:15.800 we read it

01:38:16.780 and produced it.

01:38:18.580 Don't say

01:38:19.200 I ever gave you anything.

01:38:24.220 I'm thrilled.

01:38:25.900 Thrilled.

01:38:26.440 I wish I could have read

01:38:27.260 the whole book for you.

01:38:28.980 But,

01:38:29.500 the first chapter

01:38:30.720 is available now

01:38:31.740 at glennbeck.com

01:38:33.200 and check it out.

01:38:35.460 You can also

01:38:36.280 get it there

01:38:37.460 by just following

01:38:38.360 the links.

01:38:38.860 It's called

01:38:39.720 Life on Christmas Eve.

01:38:41.720 Something that

01:38:42.420 you might want to

01:38:43.000 start next week

01:38:43.880 to put you

01:38:44.960 in the right

01:38:45.740 frame of mind

01:38:46.760 for Christmas.

01:38:48.800 Life on Christmas Eve.

01:38:50.660 A new novel

01:38:51.480 by Nathan Nipper.

01:38:53.400 Nathan,

01:38:54.040 thank you.

01:38:54.820 God bless.

01:38:57.680 How does somebody

01:38:58.820 who is so soft-spoken

01:39:00.060 work for me?

01:39:00.920 How is that possible?

01:39:01.620 Yeah,

01:39:01.800 it is amazing.

01:39:02.680 He's the one

01:39:03.080 that keeps you sane.

01:39:04.040 Like,

01:39:04.180 you want to say

01:39:04.620 these crazy things

01:39:05.340 and then he writes

01:39:05.900 actual things

01:39:06.820 that make sense

01:39:07.720 and then you bridge

01:39:09.480 the gap

01:39:09.920 and you become

01:39:10.340 kind of just 0.81

01:39:10.800 sort of insane.

01:39:11.500 What was the weirdest

01:39:12.360 experience here?

01:39:14.560 It's been the more surreal

01:39:16.840 or...

01:39:17.500 How long was your show?

01:39:18.540 Yeah,

01:39:18.880 okay.

01:39:19.420 All right,

01:39:19.920 I got it.

01:39:21.520 You could still

01:39:22.340 withdraw your endorsement

01:39:23.280 of the book.

01:39:23.980 I mean,

01:39:24.400 it's the interview

01:39:24.820 still technically going.

01:39:25.320 He didn't even put it on.

01:39:26.520 He didn't even put it on.

01:39:28.200 No,

01:39:28.360 it's not on there.

01:39:29.040 Wow.

01:39:29.520 He doesn't care?

01:39:30.180 No,

01:39:30.400 he doesn't like me.

01:39:31.700 Now,

01:39:32.340 he says

01:39:33.500 that I didn't get it

01:39:35.020 to him in time.

01:39:36.180 What a surprise

01:39:36.880 that would be,

01:39:37.560 Nathan.

01:39:37.620 But I know

01:39:38.420 that's not true

01:39:39.180 because I have writers.

01:39:41.720 If you make Nathan

01:39:43.000 write your review

01:39:44.180 of his book,

01:39:44.940 I'm...

01:39:45.120 This is what

01:39:45.700 should be on the book.

01:39:47.480 This is actually

01:39:48.160 what I wrote.

01:39:48.980 I love this book.

01:39:49.820 It's funny,

01:39:50.440 fast-paced,

01:39:51.120 and whimsical.

01:39:52.300 A joyful celebration

01:39:53.520 of family and faith

01:39:54.920 that sweeps you along

01:39:56.000 in a surprising finale

01:39:57.040 that will melt your heart.

01:39:58.760 This is Ideal Christmastime Reading,

01:40:01.700 the kind of moving,

01:40:02.840 life-affirming story

01:40:03.920 the world really needs right now.

01:40:05.820 That is what we need right now,

01:40:06.860 man,

01:40:07.040 after the last couple of years.

01:40:08.440 Oh, my gosh.

01:40:09.860 The stuff that's going on

01:40:11.260 in the world right now

01:40:12.000 to have something

01:40:12.440 that's actually uplifting,

01:40:13.620 that is definitely needed.

01:40:15.740 You know,

01:40:16.080 I just read,

01:40:16.820 Nathan,

01:40:17.400 because I know

01:40:18.120 you just read something,

01:40:19.400 you know,

01:40:19.660 you just wrote something

01:40:20.520 very uplifting.

01:40:21.660 Let me just see

01:40:22.560 if you fit in

01:40:23.160 the same category

01:40:23.860 that we're in.

01:40:24.960 I just read

01:40:26.340 that in the neighboring

01:40:27.960 galaxy,

01:40:31.320 there is a

01:40:32.300 now newly discovered

01:40:34.000 black hole,

01:40:35.180 and I am rooting 1.00

01:40:37.560 for us to be sucked 0.99

01:40:39.720 into the black hole.

01:40:41.720 Does that fit anywhere

01:40:44.200 in with the Christmas cheer?

01:40:46.260 Not really.

01:40:47.100 Not really?

01:40:47.720 You know.

01:40:48.200 Huh.

01:40:49.120 If it's into oblivion,

01:40:51.120 I will say your review...

01:40:52.820 Spaghettification 1.00

01:40:53.460 sounds pretty good right now.

01:40:54.900 And your reviews did say

01:40:55.740 there was a surprising ending.

01:40:56.940 So could it be

01:40:58.240 that they all 0.99

01:40:59.080 just get sucked

01:40:59.740 into a black hole 0.89

01:41:00.540 and that's how it ends?

01:41:01.440 Spoiler alert!

01:41:02.180 Come on, Stu!

01:41:02.780 Oh, man, Stu,

01:41:03.480 and you haven't even

01:41:04.140 read it yet.

01:41:05.440 All right, again,

01:41:06.120 the name of the book

01:41:06.680 is Life on Christmas Eve.

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01:42:07.140 Station ID.

01:42:07.600 I'm already

01:42:20.580 in the Christmas mood.

01:42:21.580 Yeah.

01:42:21.800 I have a quick

01:42:22.440 uplifting story for you.

01:42:23.540 Okay.

01:42:23.860 And this is,

01:42:24.520 you know,

01:42:25.800 I don't know.

01:42:26.480 I mean,

01:42:26.720 you don't hear many of these,

01:42:27.980 but let me attempt it.

01:42:29.120 Let me attempt a little heart.

01:42:30.220 Hang on.

01:42:30.600 Nathan is here.

01:42:31.440 Nathan,

01:42:31.980 you can help me

01:42:32.380 with this later.

01:42:33.320 Yeah.

01:42:33.580 So this is a serious one though.

01:42:34.780 So I was reading

01:42:35.660 David Harsany's new book, 0.98

01:42:37.440 which is a Euro trash. 0.95

01:42:38.940 We had him on about it. 0.94

01:42:39.740 It's a great book

01:42:40.580 and it has lots of great stats

01:42:41.940 and David's great.

01:42:42.680 He's awesome.

01:42:43.300 Not the writer Nathan is,

01:42:44.400 but he's good.

01:42:44.940 Well,

01:42:45.080 there you go.

01:42:46.000 So I'm reading his book

01:42:47.180 and in there

01:42:48.060 they're talking about

01:42:48.980 life issues

01:42:49.880 and how

01:42:50.840 life expectancy

01:42:52.600 is

01:42:53.980 higher in Europe

01:42:55.400 by the statistics,

01:42:57.280 but not really higher.

01:42:58.700 When you break it down,

01:42:59.720 you realize that,

01:43:00.860 well,

01:43:01.180 they don't,

01:43:01.740 you know,

01:43:01.880 they wind up not even counting

01:43:03.360 babies that we try to

01:43:04.720 save as babies,

01:43:06.180 right?

01:43:06.420 So they can keep

01:43:06.980 their stats down.

01:43:07.980 And they're towards

01:43:09.100 the top of the earth,

01:43:10.120 which spins a little faster.

01:43:11.780 So no,

01:43:12.220 it's not,

01:43:13.040 that's no,

01:43:13.800 that's part of it.

01:43:14.500 No.

01:43:14.780 Huh?

01:43:15.080 So one of the,

01:43:16.460 one of the stats he had

01:43:17.500 in there was in France,

01:43:18.680 babies born before 22 weeks

01:43:21.580 don't even count as babies.

01:43:23.020 They just don't even,

01:43:23.740 they don't even like if,

01:43:24.580 if,

01:43:24.800 you know,

01:43:25.340 you know,

01:43:25.940 pre me that's two before 22 weeks.

01:43:27.420 They're like,

01:43:27.680 we didn't even lose that baby.

01:43:28.820 That's not even a real baby.

01:43:29.720 They don't even count it.

01:43:31.380 We just had in Alabama,

01:43:32.860 a baby born broke the world record,

01:43:35.880 21 weeks,

01:43:37.200 right?

01:43:37.480 21 weeks.

01:43:38.180 We are now saving children

01:43:40.300 that the French don't even count 1.00

01:43:42.620 as children.

01:43:44.160 That is a remarkable development.

01:43:46.400 And that is so strange

01:43:47.520 because they count snails as food,

01:43:50.480 but babies,

01:43:54.040 not babies.

01:43:55.100 What is that?

01:43:56.140 You know,

01:43:56.660 that's weird.

01:43:57.780 That's weird.

01:43:57.940 It counts snails as food.

01:44:01.040 You're right.

01:44:01.740 They do. 0.99

01:44:02.280 They're all screwed up over there. 0.94

01:44:03.880 But we are in an era where, 0.88

01:44:06.760 uh,

01:44:08.260 science and,

01:44:10.180 um,

01:44:10.880 and ingenuity,

01:44:12.360 particularly in this country,

01:44:14.640 is defeating all of these things

01:44:18.020 that make life,

01:44:18.920 uh,

01:44:19.440 you know,

01:44:20.420 disposable.

01:44:21.700 We are slowly winning that battle.

01:44:25.200 And yet we are making life

01:44:28.820 more and more disposed.

01:44:30.340 Here we go.

01:44:31.100 There we go.

01:44:31.580 I knew that happened.

01:44:32.200 I'm not going to say it.

01:44:33.020 I'm not going to say it.

01:44:34.540 Just like,

01:44:34.920 hey,

01:44:35.080 snails are food too.

01:44:37.880 Babies are not people too.

01:44:40.060 Just like Nathan's book.

01:44:41.200 That's the surprise ending.

01:44:42.660 Actually,

01:44:43.140 it is disposable 0.99

01:44:44.040 and everything sucks. 0.97

01:44:45.480 Good night, 0.95

01:44:46.220 everybody.

01:44:47.920 Again,

01:44:48.500 if you'd like the antidote

01:44:50.140 to all of that,

01:44:51.220 life on Christmas Eve.

01:44:52.740 Get it now.

01:44:53.480 Wherever books are sold,

01:44:54.540 go to Amazon

01:44:55.220 or glennbeck.com

01:44:56.580 life on Christmas Eve.

01:45:03.080 This is the Glenn Beck program.

01:45:07.740 Okay.

01:45:08.600 So I don't know

01:45:09.580 if you've noticed this,

01:45:10.500 but inflation

01:45:11.360 has reared its ugly head.

01:45:13.840 Did you hear that still? 0.98

01:45:15.060 What?

01:45:15.540 Yeah.

01:45:15.860 And they're saying

01:45:16.620 the red states

01:45:17.480 worse than the coasts.

01:45:19.320 Yeah,

01:45:19.600 they are saying that.

01:45:20.280 Yeah,

01:45:20.460 yeah.

01:45:20.760 By like two points.

01:45:21.860 Isn't that weird?

01:45:22.760 Isn't that weird?

01:45:23.400 Surprising.

01:45:23.780 So Brad Armstrong,

01:45:25.680 who's a partner

01:45:26.780 at a big investment firm,

01:45:30.560 said,

01:45:31.100 we're seeing early signs

01:45:32.760 of inflationary surge

01:45:34.160 that it's likely to persist

01:45:35.960 with companies responding

01:45:37.060 to rising input costs

01:45:38.300 with cost increasing

01:45:39.120 of their own,

01:45:39.740 which in turn

01:45:40.460 causes higher inputs

01:45:41.560 for others.

01:45:42.360 It's a cycle

01:45:42.860 that repeats itself.

01:45:44.140 Huh?

01:45:44.640 So basically,

01:45:45.640 let me translate.

01:45:46.380 Say goodbye

01:45:46.760 to a good night's sleep.

01:45:48.000 It's coming,

01:45:48.840 gang.

01:45:49.020 Do you have anything

01:45:51.540 that is a hedge

01:45:53.200 against inflation?

01:45:55.540 Gold or silver?

01:45:57.280 Really important.

01:45:58.880 Silver is very affordable.

01:46:01.200 And right now,

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01:46:23.600 Head over to

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01:46:24.720 slash Glenn.

01:46:25.300 Subscribe to Blaze TV.

01:46:33.320 It's fun.

01:46:34.880 I have the best staff,

01:46:37.880 literally,

01:46:39.000 exceptionists do.

01:46:40.060 Best staff,

01:46:41.300 I think of anybody.

01:46:43.020 They are so good,

01:46:44.600 so hardworking.

01:46:45.520 They work 24-7

01:46:46.920 picking up my dry cleaning,

01:46:48.900 doing all kinds of stuff.

01:46:50.760 And Nathan comes in

01:46:52.980 and he's been so shy

01:46:54.240 about this.

01:46:55.680 He brought in the copy

01:46:56.960 and he didn't even ask,

01:46:59.440 could I get a,

01:47:00.920 he wouldn't ask

01:47:02.220 and I'm like,

01:47:04.060 could we do an interview?

01:47:06.980 Oh, I don't know.

01:47:07.800 That's up to you.

01:47:08.700 It's like,

01:47:08.940 he's just so shy.

01:47:10.320 He's not pushing it at all.

01:47:11.560 He's so shy and so nice.

01:47:12.900 He doesn't want to abuse it,

01:47:15.060 which is great.

01:47:15.900 I mean,

01:47:16.120 he doesn't want to like,

01:47:16.940 try to take advantage

01:47:17.920 of the place he works,

01:47:18.940 but he should.

01:47:19.860 Yeah, he should

01:47:20.500 because we take advantage

01:47:21.440 of him all the time.

01:47:22.560 He's working on weekends

01:47:23.800 and everything else.

01:47:25.300 You know,

01:47:25.900 half of the programs

01:47:27.000 that we've done on television,

01:47:28.880 Nathan has written.

01:47:31.740 I mean,

01:47:32.500 I actually wrote them,

01:47:35.220 but I drag his limp leg along.

01:47:38.520 But,

01:47:39.000 and he's such a great guy.

01:47:41.680 I just found out,

01:47:42.740 I said,

01:47:43.080 what is the first printing?

01:47:44.880 And he's like,

01:47:45.480 oh,

01:47:45.920 you know,

01:47:47.200 it's,

01:47:47.940 we have to sell these out today.

01:47:50.320 I would like to sell these out today.

01:47:54.020 And,

01:47:54.460 because that would speak volumes

01:47:56.960 for his next book.

01:47:58.140 That would speak volumes.

01:48:00.020 So,

01:48:00.620 would you just,

01:48:01.700 and I,

01:48:02.000 you know.

01:48:02.240 And it's like,

01:48:02.520 it's 20 bucks on Amazon

01:48:04.260 or you can get it,

01:48:05.020 I guess,

01:48:05.280 used for $16.77.

01:48:07.640 It came out today.

01:48:09.540 Is this your copy?

01:48:10.900 Is it?

01:48:11.760 Oh,

01:48:12.020 no.

01:48:12.620 No,

01:48:12.800 I don't know what you're talking about.

01:48:15.020 So,

01:48:15.520 it's a great,

01:48:16.120 it's a really great story.

01:48:17.400 But listen,

01:48:18.040 you know,

01:48:18.840 I didn't want to bring this up.

01:48:21.280 But,

01:48:22.780 and Nathan is too shy

01:48:23.880 to say any of this.

01:48:25.280 But,

01:48:25.840 I'd like you to buy this book today.

01:48:28.320 It's called

01:48:28.760 Life on Christmas Eve.

01:48:30.920 Hmm.

01:48:31.580 Because,

01:48:32.620 as Nathan said,

01:48:33.440 he had,

01:48:34.540 he has three children.

01:48:36.120 But,

01:48:36.600 most people don't know,

01:48:37.820 two of them

01:48:38.460 were born without faces.

01:48:41.360 And,

01:48:41.960 wait,

01:48:42.220 it's been a horrible,

01:48:43.940 horrible thing to get through.

01:48:45.220 Imagine,

01:48:45.640 I don't,

01:48:46.120 you know,

01:48:46.440 your kids,

01:48:47.260 they can't even look at you

01:48:48.380 and they're hungry

01:48:49.120 and they're like,

01:48:49.820 mm-hmm,

01:48:50.480 mm-hmm.

01:48:50.740 So,

01:48:50.960 it is

01:48:52.100 very tragic.

01:48:54.120 He,

01:48:54.600 because they didn't have a lot of money,

01:48:55.860 they can't afford the surgery.

01:48:57.060 I don't.

01:48:57.360 He did make a little slit

01:48:58.580 where the mouth goes

01:48:59.460 so he could pop a little

01:49:00.600 sippy cup straw in there.

01:49:02.520 Wow,

01:49:02.880 that's a terrible,

01:49:03.720 it's a terrible story.

01:49:04.820 It's a tragic story

01:49:05.240 that I've never heard before

01:49:06.400 knowing of all this time.

01:49:07.420 If you can just buy

01:49:09.100 Life on Christmas Eve,

01:49:10.780 maybe,

01:49:11.700 maybe one of the two children

01:49:13.400 could have a face

01:49:14.560 like Christmas.

01:49:16.280 Probably,

01:49:16.800 you need to save the other child

01:49:18.220 for the next book.

01:49:19.660 Probably.

01:49:20.260 Yeah.

01:49:20.540 Probably.

01:49:21.100 He wouldn't want to though.

01:49:22.640 He wouldn't want to.

01:49:23.240 He's that kind of guy.

01:49:24.460 He,

01:49:24.580 he is that kind of guy.

01:49:26.560 He is that kind of guy

01:49:27.640 who's like,

01:49:28.220 I'm not going to use my children

01:49:29.880 who were born without faces

01:49:31.620 for some cheap marketing trick

01:49:33.700 to sell life on Christmas Eve.

01:49:36.140 A book now available

01:49:37.460 wherever books are found,

01:49:40.660 you know,

01:49:42.380 everywhere.

01:49:43.220 Everywhere.

01:49:43.780 Everywhere.

01:49:44.280 Now,

01:49:44.340 did you think as a,

01:49:45.060 I would say Amazon

01:49:46.300 is the best place

01:49:47.220 to get it right now.

01:49:48.380 Now,

01:49:48.500 did you think at any time

01:49:49.480 as a incredibly wealthy entrepreneur

01:49:51.600 who owns the company,

01:49:52.840 did you think at any point

01:49:53.640 to help him with the surgery

01:49:54.740 for these kids?

01:49:55.500 I wanted to.

01:49:56.400 I wanted to,

01:49:57.640 but I had,

01:49:58.720 Oh no.

01:50:00.760 You're dragging this out of me,

01:50:02.100 Stu.

01:50:02.340 Yeah.

01:50:02.540 You're dragging this out of me.

01:50:03.340 I guess I am.

01:50:03.980 I can see it in your eyes.

01:50:05.300 I want,

01:50:06.120 I wanted to.

01:50:07.420 I can see it in your eyes

01:50:08.480 because you have a face.

01:50:09.480 Right.

01:50:10.060 He can't,

01:50:10.740 he can't see anything

01:50:11.800 in his kids' faces

01:50:12.700 because no faces.

01:50:13.920 I wanted to help him,

01:50:15.520 but his wife

01:50:18.920 just had a litter of puppies.

01:50:22.340 I don't know the details.

01:50:23.860 Okay.

01:50:24.100 It's sketchy.

01:50:24.940 Sure.

01:50:25.100 I haven't heard all of it,

01:50:26.260 but there's a litter of puppies now.

01:50:28.820 Oh no.

01:50:29.280 And all of,

01:50:31.360 well,

01:50:32.480 all of them have leprosy.

01:50:36.880 Wait,

01:50:37.640 leprosy?

01:50:37.760 And the doctors are saying,

01:50:39.680 just put them down,

01:50:40.740 put them down.

01:50:41.280 Yeah.

01:50:41.560 And they won't do it.

01:50:43.800 And if you buy this book,

01:50:45.920 God only knows

01:50:48.120 how many of those 24 puppies

01:50:49.860 with leprosy

01:50:50.620 could be saved.

01:50:52.020 A big litter.

01:50:53.240 Life on,

01:50:54.180 she's a big woman.

01:50:55.040 Life on Christmas Eve.

01:50:57.140 It's a wonderful dog.

01:50:59.060 So,

01:50:59.320 so puppy litter is,

01:51:00.460 it's puppy leprosy

01:51:01.680 is the,

01:51:02.300 puppy leprosy of the litter.

01:51:04.400 And I don't think

01:51:05.140 she actually had the litter.

01:51:06.940 No,

01:51:06.960 she didn't give birth

01:51:08.020 to the litter.

01:51:09.020 No,

01:51:09.260 but she has the litter 1.00

01:51:10.440 because it's so,

01:51:12.580 so tragic,

01:51:14.520 you know,

01:51:15.760 that,

01:51:16.840 because Nathan,

01:51:18.300 growing up,

01:51:19.700 Yeah.

01:51:20.000 before he wrote

01:51:21.120 Life on Christmas Eve.

01:51:22.560 That's a new book,

01:51:23.100 right?

01:51:23.480 It's a new book.

01:51:23.980 It's available at Amazon.

01:51:25.260 Okay.

01:51:25.620 And you could buy it right now.

01:51:27.140 In fact,

01:51:27.920 we could,

01:51:29.160 if,

01:51:29.440 if,

01:51:29.760 if enough audience cared

01:51:31.260 about leprosy

01:51:32.100 or children without faces,

01:51:33.660 these problems would be cured.

01:51:36.660 They would be,

01:51:37.540 we can find a cure

01:51:38.880 for these things today.

01:51:41.200 Today.

01:51:41.840 Wow.

01:51:42.320 If you just

01:51:43.320 would buy

01:51:44.100 Life on Christmas Eve.

01:51:45.300 You're saying

01:51:45.860 these puppies

01:51:46.620 will live

01:51:47.780 if these books sell out.

01:51:48.800 No,

01:51:48.980 I can't say,

01:51:49.780 I don't want to promise,

01:51:51.300 what happened to me?

01:51:52.920 Okay.

01:51:53.420 I can't,

01:51:54.040 whew,

01:51:54.500 I was just about

01:51:55.600 out of the mood there.

01:51:56.880 So anyway,

01:51:57.440 I can't guarantee

01:51:58.500 that they'll live.

01:51:59.680 You can't?

01:52:00.300 No.

01:52:00.760 I mean,

01:52:01.480 yes,

01:52:02.120 I can,

01:52:02.860 but are there people

01:52:04.700 out in this listening audience

01:52:06.300 that care enough

01:52:07.500 about Nathan,

01:52:10.480 his two children

01:52:11.560 without faces,

01:52:12.400 and the puppies

01:52:14.600 with leprosy?

01:52:15.980 You know,

01:52:16.400 I don't know.

01:52:16.980 You know,

01:52:17.240 I think in a,

01:52:18.080 in a world

01:52:19.100 that where people

01:52:20.600 cared about

01:52:21.400 their fellow

01:52:22.180 faceless children

01:52:24.360 and puppies

01:52:25.200 with leprosy.

01:52:25.700 I haven't even told you

01:52:26.540 about their third child.

01:52:27.700 Oh no.

01:52:28.560 You know how

01:52:29.020 like one leg

01:52:30.120 is longer

01:52:31.200 than the other

01:52:31.800 sometimes for kids?

01:52:34.140 Nathan's third child

01:52:35.380 was born

01:52:36.060 with three arms.

01:52:37.460 So there's one arm

01:52:39.160 where the leg

01:52:39.800 should be.

01:52:40.760 So it's good

01:52:42.360 for cartwheels,

01:52:43.820 but really,

01:52:45.060 really.

01:52:49.900 And Nathan has told me

01:52:51.960 if he sells

01:52:52.560 all of these books,

01:52:54.020 he will donate

01:52:55.560 his son's

01:52:57.280 extra arm

01:52:58.380 to a child

01:52:59.760 who doesn't have one

01:53:01.020 by Christmas.

01:53:02.140 By Christmas.

01:53:02.940 He'll do it.

01:53:04.180 Why would that be good?

01:53:05.460 I don't know.

01:53:06.000 Well,

01:53:06.220 he needs a,

01:53:07.060 he needs a leg.

01:53:08.500 So if we can get somebody

01:53:09.760 I think than anything else.

01:53:11.820 I mean,

01:53:12.120 but if you have no arms

01:53:13.340 and two legs, 0.83

01:53:14.540 wouldn't you rather have

01:53:15.400 one arm

01:53:16.140 and one leg?

01:53:18.900 Again,

01:53:19.460 good for cartwheels.

01:53:20.260 It would be.

01:53:36.060 It would be.

01:53:38.220 And,

01:53:38.760 you know,

01:53:40.640 just like Tiny Tim

01:53:42.440 on Christmas Eve,

01:53:43.420 he would be doing

01:53:44.120 those cartwheels.

01:53:45.540 Yeah.

01:53:45.780 You know,

01:53:46.220 wait,

01:53:46.760 it's another story

01:53:48.700 that was Scrooged.

01:53:50.580 Scrooged to cartwheels?

01:53:52.260 What book did I read?

01:53:53.720 I don't know,

01:53:54.320 but the book

01:53:54.820 you should be reading

01:53:55.720 right now

01:53:56.240 is Life on Christmas Eve.

01:53:58.620 It's a wonderful,

01:53:59.820 wonderful

01:54:00.400 tale for the ages.

01:54:03.000 I mean,

01:54:03.220 it's been around

01:54:03.880 for years,

01:54:05.840 really.

01:54:07.520 Almost a hundred years

01:54:08.800 burning inside.

01:54:10.880 Yeah,

01:54:11.420 well,

01:54:11.820 burning inside

01:54:12.960 Nathan's

01:54:13.940 grandfather.

01:54:15.420 he was

01:54:18.460 he's a

01:54:19.500 brave hero.

01:54:20.440 He was

01:54:20.880 he was fighting

01:54:22.860 for the freedom

01:54:23.460 of slaves

01:54:24.160 in the Civil War.

01:54:25.560 Really?

01:54:26.280 Yeah.

01:54:26.840 And

01:54:27.340 anyway,

01:54:31.400 he caught on fire.

01:54:43.360 He caught on fire?

01:54:45.420 I don't know

01:54:46.900 how it happened.

01:54:47.560 Okay.

01:54:48.060 But he

01:54:48.320 caught on fire.

01:54:49.400 I feel like

01:54:49.680 there should have

01:54:50.120 been a buildup

01:54:50.900 to that.

01:54:53.020 He just

01:54:53.260 maybe somebody

01:54:54.440 was playing

01:54:54.900 with matches.

01:54:55.660 Maybe he was

01:54:56.060 in front of the cannon.

01:54:57.160 I don't know,

01:54:58.180 Stu,

01:54:58.520 okay?

01:54:58.940 I don't know.

01:54:59.860 I had to stop

01:55:01.020 learning about

01:55:01.760 this tragic

01:55:02.500 family history

01:55:04.980 at some point.

01:55:06.920 At some point,

01:55:08.020 I mean,

01:55:08.200 it just doesn't

01:55:08.860 seem worth going on.

01:55:10.100 But Nathan

01:55:10.480 has continued

01:55:10.980 to do it somehow.

01:55:11.760 But he

01:55:12.780 died on

01:55:14.500 Christmas Eve.

01:55:16.600 He caught on fire

01:55:18.480 and died on Christmas Eve.

01:55:19.600 And with his

01:55:20.720 with his finger bone

01:55:22.420 that was just now

01:55:23.540 just charcoal.

01:55:24.520 Right.

01:55:25.200 He wrote

01:55:25.960 life

01:55:27.420 on Christmas Eve.

01:55:30.280 Knowing that his family

01:55:31.460 would say

01:55:31.920 he died on Christmas Eve.

01:55:33.840 And he's saying,

01:55:35.300 no,

01:55:36.020 life on Christmas Eve,

01:55:37.600 which is the name

01:55:39.240 of the new book.

01:55:40.380 Oh, yeah.

01:55:41.040 I see that now

01:55:41.700 on the book

01:55:42.200 that you can buy

01:55:42.920 at Amazon.com

01:55:43.860 or wherever books

01:55:44.500 are sold.

01:55:45.740 That's a great,

01:55:46.880 that's a great.

01:55:47.420 We will do this

01:55:48.400 all day

01:55:49.340 until you order

01:55:50.540 this book.

01:55:51.280 There's still a couple left.

01:55:52.080 All day we'll do it.

01:55:52.980 All day.

01:55:54.720 I mean,

01:55:55.480 the Home Shopping Network.

01:55:56.920 Oh, no.

01:55:58.060 They have shame.

01:55:59.680 We don't.

01:56:01.020 We have none.

01:56:02.720 At no point

01:56:03.400 did we say

01:56:03.920 we had shame.

01:56:04.940 Nope.

01:56:05.260 This is great, though.

01:56:06.040 I'm glad, you know,

01:56:06.880 with all this

01:56:07.480 terrible tragedy,

01:56:08.940 he's had to deal

01:56:09.880 with lots of tragedy.

01:56:11.820 Do you know

01:56:12.560 more tragedy?

01:56:13.800 Do you know

01:56:14.380 more tragedy?

01:56:15.280 Oh, my gosh.

01:56:16.560 You knew things.

01:56:17.380 You sat here

01:56:18.160 and let me tell

01:56:19.320 the tragedies.

01:56:21.840 Well, yeah, well,

01:56:22.860 we should point out

01:56:23.980 that if,

01:56:25.140 and this could only happen

01:56:26.280 if you buy the books,

01:56:29.220 of course,

01:56:30.100 but a long time ago

01:56:32.260 there was an incident

01:56:33.240 on Nathan's aunt's

01:56:35.500 blueberry farm.

01:56:36.300 on her blueberry farm.

01:56:37.860 Yes, she grows blueberries. 1.00

01:56:39.200 Didn't know that.

01:56:39.800 Yes, and she doesn't

01:56:40.960 grow them for profit.

01:56:42.140 She can make tons of money 1.00

01:56:43.680 in the blueberry industry.

01:56:44.680 Oh, she's probably

01:56:45.620 part of Big Blueberry.

01:56:46.900 Oh, yeah.

01:56:47.480 Well, she could be,

01:56:48.500 but she's rejected that life.

01:56:49.540 She's not.

01:56:49.560 She's rejected it, yeah.

01:56:50.600 And she's donated

01:56:51.480 all of her blueberries

01:56:53.400 to lonesome

01:56:56.460 ferrets

01:56:58.300 that need to be

01:56:59.120 adopted.

01:56:59.900 adopted.

01:57:01.140 Not twice as tragic.

01:57:03.280 No, well,

01:57:03.640 well,

01:57:04.020 the tragedy is

01:57:04.900 they all caught on fire.

01:57:10.740 They didn't have any blueberries.

01:57:12.300 They broke into a house.

01:57:14.420 And this is what happens

01:57:15.660 with ferrets.

01:57:16.080 They run in packs.

01:57:17.000 So one of them,

01:57:18.000 one of their tails

01:57:19.020 goes by the fireplace.

01:57:20.400 Wow.

01:57:20.680 If he catches on fire,

01:57:21.640 they all

01:57:22.380 burst into flames.

01:57:22.780 They all try to put him out,

01:57:24.340 probably.

01:57:25.680 Yeah!

01:57:26.280 He's jump on top.

01:57:27.480 But you shouldn't do that.

01:57:28.300 You're flammable.

01:57:29.280 Ferrets are flammable.

01:57:30.640 That's the,

01:57:31.120 you know the cliche,

01:57:33.080 every ferret is flammable.

01:57:34.780 This is how it started.

01:57:35.860 Stop, drop, and roll.

01:57:37.800 They should all know that.

01:57:39.060 With ferrets are flammable.

01:57:40.460 Everybody.

01:57:41.340 It's true.

01:57:41.840 And that's why

01:57:42.320 I bought this book,

01:57:43.220 Life on Christmas Eve,

01:57:44.280 to cure the flammability

01:57:46.400 of ferrets.

01:57:47.400 Well, so,

01:57:48.700 I think there's enough

01:57:49.580 happening in Nathan Lynch.

01:57:51.380 I think there's enough

01:57:52.500 happening in Nathan,

01:57:53.940 Nathan's life

01:57:54.860 that pretty much

01:57:56.960 affects everybody,

01:57:57.700 whether you're a ferret lover

01:57:59.140 or a face lover.

01:58:02.100 You know.

01:58:02.840 We should point out that

01:58:03.400 none of these stories

01:58:04.660 are in the book

01:58:05.280 and you won't have to,

01:58:06.400 he promises you won't

01:58:07.900 have to read about

01:58:08.720 ferrets on fire.

01:58:10.440 Because that would be a,

01:58:11.920 that'd be probably

01:58:12.460 a good chapter in there.

01:58:13.520 Wouldn't really fit.

01:58:14.880 No.

01:58:15.540 It's actually a really nice

01:58:16.560 heartwarming story

01:58:17.820 about Christmas.

01:58:18.960 And in this day and age,

01:58:20.300 I think that would be

01:58:21.340 something you might need

01:58:23.140 right now.

01:58:24.300 And you can get it

01:58:25.120 and save some

01:58:26.100 flammable ferrets.

01:58:27.360 Right.

01:58:28.040 So get it now

01:58:28.700 at Amazon.com.

01:58:29.780 Otherwise,

01:58:31.260 we're coming back

01:58:32.160 after the break

01:58:33.120 and telling you more.

01:58:38.040 All right.

01:58:38.960 You've been hearing me

01:58:39.860 talk about mortgage

01:58:40.760 refi for a while now.

01:58:42.860 And it's something

01:58:45.100 that Nathan

01:58:45.700 and his family tried.

01:58:47.740 They tried to,

01:58:49.120 they tried to get a mortgage.

01:58:52.220 Yeah.

01:58:53.300 Tried to get a mortgage.

01:58:54.700 Wow.

01:58:55.620 They've been,

01:58:56.840 you know,

01:58:57.140 they have small expectations

01:58:58.820 and they were hoping,

01:59:01.240 they,

01:59:01.500 right now,

01:59:01.880 they live in a box

01:59:04.060 that's the step up

01:59:05.960 from,

01:59:06.540 you know,

01:59:07.240 an apple crate

01:59:08.640 and they live

01:59:10.480 in that house

01:59:11.240 and they want it,

01:59:12.000 they dream someday

01:59:13.000 to be able to buy

01:59:13.920 a refrigerator box

01:59:15.280 so the whole family

01:59:16.600 can live there.

01:59:17.400 Right now,

01:59:18.020 the kids are happy,

01:59:19.700 you know,

01:59:20.200 not because of parenting

01:59:21.460 or anything,

01:59:21.980 just because they can't see

01:59:23.620 that they're living.

01:59:25.140 Oh,

01:59:25.180 that's right.

01:59:25.600 So,

01:59:25.840 yeah.

01:59:26.240 No,

01:59:26.540 no,

01:59:26.880 no,

01:59:26.900 no,

01:59:26.920 no,

01:59:26.940 no,

01:59:26.960 no,

01:59:27.080 no,

01:59:27.380 no,

01:59:27.560 no,

01:59:27.640 no,

01:59:27.740 no,

01:59:27.860 no,

01:59:28.740 no,

01:59:28.980 no,

01:59:29.020 no,

01:59:29.060 no,

01:59:29.080 no,

01:59:29.160 no,

01:59:29.180 no,

01:59:29.200 no,

01:59:29.680 no,

01:59:30.200 no,

01:59:30.560 no,

01:59:31.120 no,

01:59:32.200 no,

01:59:32.640 no,

01:59:32.720 you can help Nathan

01:59:33.680 by buying his book

01:59:34.940 at Amazon

01:59:36.420 life on Christmas.

01:59:37.740 But if,

01:59:38.580 you know,

01:59:39.200 you're somebody who says

01:59:40.200 I should save money,

01:59:41.460 I don't care about

01:59:43.000 somebody else's kids.

01:59:44.980 I'm not buying the book,

01:59:46.520 but I want to save money.

01:59:48.080 All right,

01:59:48.660 Grinch,

01:59:49.040 go ahead.

01:59:50.060 American financing

01:59:51.040 800-906-2440

01:59:53.580 800-906-2440

01:59:55.720 American financing.net

01:59:57.360 tomorrow night.

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02:00:35.640 The media

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02:00:38.860 in front of your

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02:00:41.700 Gas is

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02:00:56.680 Is there

02:00:57.540 anything

02:00:57.960 President Biden

02:00:58.620 can do

02:00:59.540 in the short

02:01:00.340 term?

02:01:02.700 We're focused

02:01:03.460 on how to

02:01:03.800 address this

02:01:04.220 in the short

02:01:04.720 term and

02:01:05.220 the medium

02:01:05.600 term,

02:01:06.080 George.

02:01:06.560 In the short

02:01:07.240 term,

02:01:07.960 number one,

02:01:09.240 we have to

02:01:09.860 finish the job

02:01:10.600 on COVID.

02:01:11.480 We know

02:01:12.060 that the more

02:01:12.760 that people

02:01:13.160 feel comfortable

02:01:13.840 getting out

02:01:14.420 into the economy,

02:01:15.400 going to movies

02:01:16.140 rather than

02:01:16.580 buying a television

02:01:17.440 at home,

02:01:18.320 working in the

02:01:18.920 workplace,

02:01:19.540 the more we

02:01:20.140 can return a

02:01:20.740 sense of normalcy

02:01:21.460 to our economy.

02:01:22.780 Getting those

02:01:23.260 shots out for

02:01:23.940 5 to 11-year-olds

02:01:24.980 is going to

02:01:25.360 provide a lot of

02:01:26.140 comfort to

02:01:27.020 American families.

02:01:27.980 We're making a

02:01:28.360 lot of progress

02:01:28.880 on that front.

02:01:29.900 Getting more

02:01:30.380 workplaces COVID

02:01:31.900 free is going

02:01:33.020 to make more

02:01:34.100 Americans comfortable

02:01:35.060 getting back into

02:01:36.120 the labor market

02:01:36.800 as well.

02:01:37.340 Okay, stop.

02:01:38.500 Can I just

02:01:39.380 ask you, Sue,

02:01:41.180 inflation gets

02:01:43.760 worse with

02:01:44.780 what's called

02:01:46.480 the velocity

02:01:47.280 of money.

02:01:48.440 When people

02:01:49.660 start spending

02:01:50.560 it,

02:01:51.480 inflation gets

02:01:52.820 worse.

02:01:54.420 So if you

02:01:55.600 have more

02:01:56.100 people going

02:01:57.040 out and

02:01:57.520 going to

02:01:58.000 the movies,

02:01:58.920 et cetera,

02:01:59.380 et cetera,

02:02:00.060 creating more

02:02:00.640 demand.

02:02:01.360 Yeah, you

02:02:02.200 still have

02:02:03.700 people, you

02:02:04.920 know, when

02:02:05.300 you get your

02:02:05.700 family vaccinated,

02:02:06.960 you know, you'll

02:02:07.640 feel comfortable

02:02:08.260 going out that

02:02:10.400 you'd be

02:02:10.960 spending money.

02:02:13.720 And the only

02:02:14.000 one that he

02:02:14.380 said was COVID

02:02:15.200 free workplaces

02:02:16.740 would make people

02:02:17.760 feel more

02:02:18.220 comfortable going

02:02:19.160 back to work.

02:02:19.980 But that's not

02:02:20.800 why they're not

02:02:21.200 going back to

02:02:21.680 work.

02:02:21.880 Nobody's going

02:02:22.480 back to work.

02:02:23.500 I mean, maybe

02:02:24.220 New York and

02:02:25.720 California are

02:02:26.700 exceptions, but

02:02:28.000 nobody's not going

02:02:28.720 back to work

02:02:29.200 because they fear

02:02:30.220 COVID.

02:02:32.200 Yeah, they're not

02:02:32.900 going back to work

02:02:33.520 because the

02:02:33.940 government's paying

02:02:34.540 them to stay

02:02:35.000 home.

02:02:35.940 Yeah, and even

02:02:36.860 if they are going

02:02:37.420 back to work,

02:02:37.900 they're probably

02:02:38.440 staying home because

02:02:39.860 they'd rather work

02:02:40.540 from home.

02:02:41.780 They don't want to

02:02:42.520 see all everyone's

02:02:43.580 annoying face every

02:02:44.640 day.

02:02:44.980 It felt good.

02:02:45.620 My son came

02:02:46.180 home, had his

02:02:47.180 first day of work

02:02:48.920 and he came

02:02:51.240 home and he

02:02:51.600 said, Dad, you

02:02:52.440 were right.

02:02:53.020 And I said, what?

02:02:53.680 He said, if you

02:02:55.440 work hard in this

02:02:57.500 COVID economy, you

02:02:59.740 can make a lot of

02:03:00.800 money.

02:03:01.300 And I'm like, crack

02:03:02.620 his wax, son, but

02:03:03.580 you are right.

02:03:04.840 You are absolutely

02:03:05.780 wait a minute.

02:03:08.240 No, he got his

02:03:09.020 first job.

02:03:10.080 And I'm telling

02:03:10.620 you, if you work

02:03:11.440 hard right now,

02:03:13.660 right now, you

02:03:14.580 can make a lot of

02:03:16.120 money because

02:03:16.540 everyone's looking

02:03:17.740 for anyone.

02:03:19.420 And if you're a

02:03:19.980 hard worker, you'll

02:03:22.120 run the joint in

02:03:23.400 three months.

02:03:25.640 This is the

02:03:26.580 Glenn Beck

02:03:27.120 program.

The Glenn Beck Program - November 16, 2021

The Media Are Rewriting History ｜ Guests： Carol Roth & Andrew Crapuchettes ｜ 11⧸16⧸21

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