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00:01:49.480 enlightenment and enlightenment this is the glenn back program oh my my gosh with everything that

00:01:58.920 is going on right now finally and i mean this sincerely finally the president is tackling the

00:02:08.300 thing that all americans want tackled he is pushing today the senate to ratify a treaty

00:02:14.760 that would make your air conditioning cost more so i mean who likes air conditioning anyway you know

00:02:27.240 what i mean you're hot roll down the window what is your deal man i'm busy working on my student loan

00:02:34.440 that i didn't take out because i couldn't afford to pay it back but now i'm paying somebody else's

00:02:40.200 student loan without air conditioning we are going to be a happy happy country very soon latest on that

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00:04:05.460 you an update the guy in north dakota that ran over that 17 year old kid because he was a he was a

00:04:11.660 republican extremist right uh-huh the kid who was calling his mom going mom there's somebody jcb um that

00:04:19.900 was in run over and killed by a 41 year old drunk who claimed who actually called left the scene and

00:04:27.560 then called police himself and said i gotta report that i ran over somebody because they were republican

00:04:38.320 extremists hmm and uh and they were calling people and i know that they were calling people to come and

00:04:46.900 get me he's been released on bail 50 000 uh and he's very grateful for that because as he said

00:04:56.940 yesterday after he was arrested hey hey i i have a family i care i care about i i care about i can't be

00:05:05.160 in in in in the in the clink clinker uh-huh so good news is he's out um hopefully he'll actually i mean

00:05:19.160 it's north dakota so i'm guessing there is still justice up there are there people still up there

00:05:23.820 yes okay so hopefully there's still american justice up there now here's the big news out of

00:05:30.760 all of the things you could think of that you would say you know what you know you know what

00:05:36.680 make my life better a lack of air conditioning well they're doing it so thank thank god somebody's

00:05:46.840 talking about the real problems in america um joe biden has uh signed a treaty or an executive order

00:05:54.960 14008 tackling the climate climate crisis at home and abroad and uh he was going after hydrofluorocarbons

00:06:04.960 because you know of the ozone layer which i don't know what that has to do with global warming and

00:06:14.100 didn't we heal the ozone layer wasn't that a whole they've been bragging about it for years yeah i think

00:06:19.880 the montreal protocol of course i love that protocol that and the protocols when they scope you up the

00:06:27.180 butt both are both are yeah wonderful okay so now congress passed legislation requiring the 1.00

00:06:36.440 environmental protection agency to develop regulations to reduce domestic production and

00:06:41.740 use of hydrofluorocarbons don't worry it's just air conditioning um your refrigerator you know things

00:06:49.500 like that um so it'll be it'll be it'll be really great now we have the kigali amendment um that uh he is

00:06:58.960 pushing now 146 countries have signed on to the kigali amendment um and i mean we're held to a much

00:07:09.080 harsher standard you know in the kigali amendment you know china and iran and they don't have to worry

00:07:16.680 but they sign on they're like absolutely america reducing its hydrofluorocarbons and reducing uh air

00:07:26.000 conditioning oh yeah they need that still in a completely unrelated question don't murder rates

00:07:34.200 in like chicago always go up when it's really hot in the summer it's fascinating because that's

00:07:40.100 something that people who are pitching global warming restrictions constantly tell us that when it

00:07:45.840 gets warmer there's more violence and therefore global warming is is responsible for all the

00:07:50.320 violence around the country but now we're going to get rid of the air conditioning uh which is a

00:07:55.700 fascinating fascinating solution to that you were just in europe yeah i was and they have a lot of

00:08:01.900 buildings without air conditioning yeah it was great yeah why do stores they do this a lot in new

00:08:08.640 york you know where they really love the planet um why do stores leave their doors open on really hot

00:08:16.320 days in new york ever asked you ever never even noticed it used to happen a lot i don't know i

00:08:25.480 haven't lived in new york for i don't know 10 years but it used to happen a lot they'd leave the doors

00:08:30.420 open and the air conditioning would just be blasting out those doors okay what'd you grow up in a barn

00:08:36.720 that's what i used to always think close the door we're not air conditioning the whole world

00:08:42.280 actually they do it to invite people in you walk by that blast and you're like it's so hot

00:08:51.200 i don't know i think i'm gonna go stand in the corner of the victoria secret and i might need some

00:08:58.740 new panties i don't really so i mean that's why they do it i was in europe uh last week or two weeks

00:09:06.420 ago uh can i tell you no air conditioning none none um and it was fabulous it was really great

00:09:18.800 i ate at some really good restaurants if you would have had air conditioning in a bad mcdonald's

00:09:27.660 knockoff with fake meat i would have eaten there over any restaurant i sat at this restaurant with my

00:09:34.060 wife and i said this is the best meal i think i've ever had and it was just you know it was just

00:09:39.000 like noodles and crap you know italian stuff you can get that at the olive garden anyway uh so i'm

00:09:45.180 sitting there and i'm i'm and i said to my wife i said i think this is the best meal i've ever had 0.97

00:09:49.960 and she said i think i agree with you and i said how do you know are you messing with my tongue are you

00:09:57.200 using my tongue on weekends um and she said no my tongue agrees that it's probably the best meal

00:10:03.340 i've ever had then i understood it the argument was over and we went on i said however this restaurant

00:10:10.000 would never make it anywhere in america she said i don't know it's really good i said

00:10:16.880 you see the sweat see the sweat on your brow sweat on my brow there's no air conditioning here

00:10:24.820 the windows were wide open but it was dead still and boiling hot boiling hot there's no way you could

00:10:34.620 take the best restaurant the best whatever and put it in a in a town like dallas texas and say you

00:10:42.640 know what you can have air conditioning but only you can only bring it down to 85 degrees nobody's

00:10:50.320 going there nobody's going there this is the i think one of the the most pure examples of the

00:10:56.700 differences between the left and the right the left says it's really hot therefore we should change our

00:11:04.040 entire economy yeah and control the global temperature to bring it down a few degrees even

00:11:09.540 though you'll still hit the 90s you might not hit 95 you'd only hit 92 and that way we can control

00:11:18.360 the climate so we have less the fewer people die of heat waves right like for instance i believe the

00:11:23.480 free market should come up with a way to go up to alaska and get some giant blower that blows all of 1.00

00:11:31.420 that cold air down i don't know that you're you're you didn't you have a doctorate but not not in science

00:11:37.260 no you're right you're right not inside well i am doctor of humanities and that's the that's a science

00:11:42.720 of whatever is working inside i have something to say about the stacy abrams comment that there's

00:11:48.260 no heartbeat i'm a doctor stacy i've got a few comments for you later on in the program but the

00:11:55.140 right uh capitalism says well let's just come up with a way to bring air conditioning to everyone

00:12:02.720 yeah right so that if it does get hot everyone's comfortable they kept saying this about europe during

00:12:08.640 the past few months it's like oh well they've got this heat wave and everyone's gonna die and

00:12:11.940 thousands of people are because you're not using air conditioning what would happen if this this was

00:12:16.140 every year well you mean it would be like dallas where we all live happily and live in every single

00:12:22.100 building is air conditioned and everybody's comfortable so that's what it would look like i asked

00:12:26.540 the person i said you know who's who was our tour guide i said they said oh man you should have been

00:12:32.240 here last week this is great and i'm like really because it's 95 and nothing is air conditioned and i

00:12:40.680 said uh wow what was it like when it was 105 i mean was there anybody on the street and she said no

00:12:48.080 everyone was on the street and i realized oh yeah because at least walking around creates a breeze

00:12:56.680 walking around outside when it's really really hot that's what people were doing because staying

00:13:03.640 in their home is unreasonable because it's even hotter in your house yeah it's it's it's my gosh this

00:13:11.380 status we uh all enjoyed before we had you know civilization is what they seem to desire yes they want to

00:13:18.260 go back to this idea where you don't get any of the improvements any of the wonderful things that we enjoy

00:13:22.960 on a day-to-day basis that solve these basic problems they want them all to go away i tell

00:13:27.060 you i did did you see the show last night no you don't watch the show you don't watch the show which

00:13:32.100 show my show on blaze tv i was watching blaze tv but yeah you didn't see my show no i was watching

00:13:39.880 whitlock so i was checking that out a crowd so anyway uh last night i did a uh i did a show that's

00:13:46.560 all right when you're talking i'm listening to old imus shows and you're on the show yeah so you're not

00:13:51.500 listening to my show when you're guesting on my show i got it i got it so anyway um when uh last night

00:13:57.580 i was talking about uh the 14th century and uh or the 15th century what things were like in the 1400s

00:14:06.760 over in europe and how we are going back to that and i laid out a really good case you should watch it

00:14:14.380 on blaze tv uh or you can find it also on youtube it's last night's tv show but made a really good

00:14:20.900 case that the fed and the government are taking us back to serfdom on the road to serfdom

00:14:28.180 we are we are taking away everything that made western society livable we're taking it all away

00:14:39.280 all of it hey let's stop using uh some of that oil okay can we can we harpoon a whale to get its oil

00:14:51.840 i mean what are we what are we going to do let's stop using air conditioning can we all just stand up

00:15:00.980 and say no can we do that i think i think we might still have some power to stand up and go no

00:15:12.940 not doing that i i choose not to live in cuba and air conditioning is not the main reason but it's a

00:15:24.180 pretty big one okay so no but here's more good news for you oh thank goodness we have finally figured

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00:15:44.680 well there is a chimney but it's not really a death camp it's it's just where we where we you know

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00:16:00.600 yeah cremation yeah so the crematoriums apparently are causing real problems real real problems

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00:17:19.760 wow uh stew you're gonna you're gonna be very excited the the um governor newsom uh who is who

00:17:40.320 is absolutely running for president in 2024 he's already running for president oh yeah gee why does

00:17:45.360 he want to debate uh ron de santis he's running ads in florida i mean it's i've never seen a more

00:17:51.780 transparently pathetic attention grab than this yeah well he's just signed a bill that will change all of 0.96

00:18:00.480 the problems that we're all talking about when it comes to burning up your relatives after they die 0.91

00:18:08.020 cremation so many problems connected to it right i mean you could spend how long talking about those

00:18:14.320 problems too an unlimited amount of yeah of uh well anyway let's just don't bore me with all the

00:18:20.800 details because i know you could go on and on right uh assembly bill 351 uh has now been uh now been

00:18:28.220 signed in so you can compost yourself or your loved ones um it's really great what they do is they put

00:18:39.260 you in a box and they drill a whole bunch of holes in it it's an eight foot box they drill a bunch of

00:18:45.560 holes in it and then they put wood chips in there with you now i hope they haven't cut down trees for

00:18:52.500 these wood chips i hope i hope they are just growing crops of wood chips uh to use god forbid

00:18:59.180 they are cutting down a forest or using any of the underbrush that i love so much it's part of nature

00:19:08.560 and when it starts to fight the fires and the glow in the sky it's magical california so anyway they put

00:19:18.000 wood chips in with you and then they bury you and within 60 days your body has been composted the

00:19:26.260 the gracious uh just an incredible moment where you go through 60 days of deterioration

00:19:33.760 deteriorate 60 days it's awesome and then the soil is sent to you wow yeah that sounds so you're like

00:19:42.180 oh this mushy kind of soil was mom good uh i'm gonna use it to be in the flower bed i uh okay so they send

00:19:56.560 you the box of mom dirt uh which is so rich with nutrients you know because mom had a lot of nutrients

00:20:06.580 in her and if she was fat oh my gosh human fat when it's composted oh the trees just love it so 0.55

00:20:16.620 anyway um they send you that box or and i like this one or you can donate it to a conservation you know

00:20:25.720 plot of land which i'm sure that's gonna happen i'm sure i mean i'm don't you think you know how many

00:20:33.880 you know how many funeral homes they're like yeah we we uh cremated your loved one and we uh sprinkled

00:20:42.920 their ashes uh on uh the moon and you find out later that the body has just been like half buried in

00:20:51.180 their basement right i'm sure this is what they're gonna do they're gonna yeah they're gonna take that

00:20:55.980 that soil with mushy mom in it they're gonna take your ten thousand dollars and send you a bag of dirt 1.00

00:21:00.760 that's what they're going to do that's what you're going to get a bag of dirt yeah this dirt well you're

00:21:05.460 going to be surprised to hear is not going to have any of your loved one in it it's just going to be a

00:21:09.160 bag of dirt yeah it might be a bag of dirt with somebody else's loved one in it maybe anyway four

00:21:13.920 thousand dollars to fifty five hundred dollars oh wow what a what a bargain i don't know what the

00:21:20.620 fifteen hundred dollar difference is i mean it's if you're really fat am i in am i in better dirt

00:21:26.620 no i think do i have elitist worms that are munching on me if you went to taco bell every day

00:21:33.880 there's a little more a little more mass so yeah you need a bigger box so you're gonna get a bigger

00:21:39.440 box of dirt yeah oh yeah so if you have like a big flower bed yeah thank you gavin newsom thank you

00:21:45.600 because i'm going to be working in my garden myself i'm going to be doing it because it will be too hot

00:21:51.660 in my house because of joe biden getting rid of air conditioning what a utopia oh man and then you

00:22:01.380 know on the weekends we can drive to no we can't drive we couldn't drive to the beach and the beaches

00:22:07.580 are probably protected areas so it's going to be great oh i seriously it's going to be great and you

00:22:16.560 will not complain we will complain for you uh okay coming up in just a second coming up in just a

00:22:26.100 second california has another moral obligation and they're fulfilling that next the glenn back program

00:22:35.760 crazy today marks yet another day that i want to celebrate partnering with mike lindell yeah you know

00:22:44.680 what i tend to like people that authorities don't like yeah i mean i don't even really have to like

00:22:52.060 those people but there's something in me that's like oh oh you're going to surround his car at a

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00:23:55.840 subscription to blaze tv welcome to the glenn beck program

00:24:11.200 along with my executive producer honorable steve bergeer who for some reason changed his name

00:24:22.440 early on to stew welcome thank you glenn i appreciate that uh terrible telling of that

00:24:27.220 story thank you i appreciate it uh we also have in studio somebody that uh you know you've probably

00:24:33.300 never seen before um uh ezra is with us she is our uh social media manager yeah yeah well no seriously

00:24:42.780 what's your real social media coordinator coordinator okay so she coordinates our social media uh which 1.00

00:24:49.200 apparently she told me today quote this has never been said before you're big on tiktok

00:24:55.960 meaning like you look fat on tiktok yeah i look fat everywhere right you know that's what i thought

00:25:02.800 not just tiktok instagram all of them yeah yeah so um you're streaming today on instagram and tiktok

00:25:10.040 correct the behind the scenes uh which is it's riveting it's riveting it's crazy and it will fill

00:25:20.240 that void left by colonel sanders and captain kangaroo uh really so yeah will it you'll

00:25:27.120 will it though yeah i'm pretty sure it does i'm pretty i'm pretty i'm colonel sanders produced a lot

00:25:33.480 of good for the country a lot of chicken ezra you told me a minute ago that uh there's just a lot

00:25:39.560 of mean-spirited things that are being said uh in the live uh in the live comments yes who would

00:25:46.180 have known they're not very nice not very nice on the socials is it is it mainly fat or what is it 0.98

00:25:53.140 or is it more nazi yeah what are they accusing them of today yeah um you are you're a nazi i'm a fat 0.99

00:25:58.400 nazi how dare you you know support republicans okay all right well that's good now is that on 0.98

00:26:04.920 tiktok or is that on instagram that was on instagram tiktok must love me if that's instagram

00:26:10.920 yeah they just love me okay you can follow it at uh at uh the instagram page for or tiktok page i don't

00:26:17.780 i have no idea i have no idea just uh dial pound 150 and i think that'll i'm not anyway uh all right

00:26:28.280 uh let me just dial down the middle yeah you know just do that you'll get there just keep trying

00:26:36.120 these new complex things yeah i mean i thought it was exciting when we had a phone in the car

00:26:42.020 um california has a moral obligation now according to governor newsom who is going to clean up in the

00:26:52.640 2024 election i mean right i mean he is one with the american people he has said that they have a

00:27:01.160 moral obligation to ban diesel powered trucks to rectify which i think is a great word because it 1.00

00:27:10.380 makes me think of rectal which makes me think of an ass which makes me think of gavin newsom anyway 0.89

00:27:15.700 ban diesel trucks to rectify what global warming what do you think i would think global warming yeah 0.99

00:27:23.740 right no decades of racist practices okay okay so they are going to ban uh medium and heavy duty trucks

00:27:34.500 uh and they all have to be fully electric by 2035 now here's the good news those 17 states that just

00:27:43.600 signed on with all of california's admission standards and everything else bet you're gonna

00:27:48.860 have to do it too you didn't know about that in your state yeah you're now a slave to california 0.68

00:27:55.400 who did that your governor and your legislators so bye-bye electric cars in virgin i mean gasoline cars

00:28:03.760 in virginia bye-bye diesel trucks in virginia and other states i mean minnesota just stay in your house

00:28:12.880 i mean really you get what like a week maybe where it's nice hmm stay in your house well that's why

00:28:19.820 they built bridges enclosed bridges all over minneapolis so you never have to walk out tell

00:28:24.720 you something about it that's true yeah i never what the first time i went there i was like they

00:28:29.280 just built they just turned this entire city into a mall they did just walking from hotel to hotel

00:28:34.520 now is it true that only white people can buy diesel is that accurate well yes in well most parts of 1.00

00:28:41.300 texas but i don't know about california no here's the deal stew decades i'm quoting decades of racist

00:28:48.820 and classist practices including redlining and sitting decisions have concentrated heavy duty vehicle and

00:28:58.640 freight activities in communities of color freight activities it's fascinating and it's not just color

00:29:08.940 it's low income communities now i don't know why they didn't build our airports and our bus stations

00:29:22.920 and our freight yards right in the middle of really nice suburbs i don't know i don't know wait a minute

00:29:31.960 it could be because if they did that everybody who lived in those really nice suburbs would move

00:29:39.580 away and then they would have to cut the high the price of the housing and so those would become low

00:29:45.960 income neighborhoods i mean how racist are you you don't want to live next to the freeway

00:29:52.520 my gosh what's next oh i can't sleep at night because of the roar of the jet engines

00:29:59.220 my gosh you rich people make me sick oh i can't live by the bus station no no wow

00:30:09.780 racists this guy's gonna be this guy's gonna be good for the country you know who else would be good

00:30:16.620 if utah would just elect ellen mcmuffin uh running against uh running against mike lee 0.58

00:30:24.720 ellen mcmuffin is really really good he was a cia agent uh i don't know if you know and i think

00:30:33.140 what the country needs right now to repair trust is a cia agent in the senate you know um 1.00

00:30:40.960 he uh he's he's running a lot of ads running a lot of ads now uh trying to monetize uh you know

00:30:49.980 his campaign get somebody to somebody besides george soros and others like him uh to you know

00:30:55.840 kick in on the ellen mcmuffin train and see if they can get him elected so he's he is doing some

00:31:02.580 really good ads reminding everybody hey i was a spook and i think that's really good i think that's

00:31:09.920 right in line with what americans want right now is another spook running around uh we 0.94

00:31:16.380 wait a minute hang on just a second right now a spokesperson for the ellen mcmuffin campaign

00:31:24.400 is joining us now hello glad how are you i'm i'm very good how are you first of all fantastic and i

00:31:32.020 just wanted to thank you for your incredible consistent support for for evan and his campaign

00:31:38.300 against extremist mike lee i know you've been you just of course said that there would be nothing

00:31:43.860 better than to have a cia spook yeah in the senate oh yeah and uh i just wanted to thank you for your

00:31:50.160 sure sure your support sure sure so um do you i mean have you thought thought this through that maybe

00:31:56.920 you know at a time when are you okay what are you really fat or i'm a fat man so i can ask that

00:32:06.160 question uh no i'm in i'm in the excellent physical condition okay all right um anyway i was just

00:32:13.300 wondering have you thought this through i mean the nsa the cia yeah all that i mean they're spying on

00:32:20.680 americans it's really corrupt right now i know you're right it's great you know we have been trying 0.90

00:32:26.320 to highlight that part of uh evan mcmuffin's campaign that he was in the cia because of course

00:32:32.460 it's something that we really need right now uh we need more spying on american citizens you know we

00:32:39.060 of course have a platform that's very well defined and you know as a person who is in the cia

00:32:45.600 imagine all the spying he could do if he was written the senate uh it would be much he would

00:32:51.160 spy three four five times as much and that's what i think really american people really uh won and that's

00:32:57.840 well i think the voters of utah won and i think the voters of utah should understand what's at stake

00:33:02.420 here this is very important election most poor election ever in history and stuff and

00:33:08.460 it's important for the people of utah to know that we are watching we're watching what they do

00:33:17.080 we're watching how they vote we're going to make sure that that they understand what's at stake here

00:33:23.380 the globe is warming what what do you hang on just a second um what do you mean that you're you're

00:33:28.520 you're watching them and uh you you're gonna well i'm i'm just saying you know that people should

00:33:36.080 should watch what they do that's all what do you mean they should watch what they do i mean that

00:33:41.460 every every action has a consequence i think you learn that when you're a child right and and if you

00:33:48.940 know if you were to not vote for evan mcmullin you know we we would we would know about that

00:33:57.160 you would know about and and and there are consequences to to to our actions see this is

00:34:02.780 the kind of thing that i would think that people would kind of go wait a minute i don't think i want

00:34:07.600 a cia guy you know in the senate he will know if you didn't vote for him that's all we're saying

00:34:14.940 is he like santa claus or does he have connections well again when you when santa claus knows uh if

00:34:25.740 you've been good or bad he knows when you're sleeping he knows when you're awake right he

00:34:29.820 also has half the information about you than evan mcmullin does so just think okay look if you're a

00:34:36.560 utah voter you want to vote for mike lee you could do that well that means people could also vote for

00:34:41.620 against sadav huzain right you know who knows see this goes again uh ellen mcmuffin has been saying

00:34:48.800 that mike lee is in so many words an extremist he is an extremist glenn he is an extremist yeah we've

00:34:55.360 been looking into his activity you and wow this guy's extreme want to go out some examples of that

00:35:00.560 yeah i would um you ever hear of a potato what you ever hear of a potato of a potato yes you know

00:35:06.740 mike lee does with them no he cuts them up into into little sticks and he fries them in boiling

00:35:14.300 oil and then he applies it's called it's got it he applies a rock of some sort and small white

00:35:23.340 crystals and then dips them in tomatoes and vinegar okay so so about chocolate so does mike lee eat it he

00:35:32.560 does it he hates it and then drinks it he drinks hot chocolate glenn

00:35:39.120 it's extreme okay and by the way before i go i just wanted to thank you for your constant and

00:35:46.580 continual support of evan mcmullin your your endorsement here in utah's meant so much yeah i

00:35:53.700 haven't endorsed him and i just wanted to say well you haven't endorsed him that's true but you have

00:35:59.260 helped our campaign quite a bit because you keep calling him ellen mcmuffin and we've done a lot

00:36:05.760 of research on on evan mcmullin and we've realized really nobody likes him that's one of the central

00:36:13.000 things we've learned in our research really um but the best testing part of our entire campaign

00:36:20.600 is that his name sounds like mcmuffin that's the only thing we can find that's positive people like

00:36:27.680 that's mcmuffins well and they like ellen all right so you're calling them ellen mcmuffin you

00:36:32.240 are helping our campaign okay all right thank you very thank you very much uh let me tell you about

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00:39:13.800 rafe here is what america was like on the day you were born the 21st of september

00:39:22.040 2004 we were near the end of one of the most heated presidential races of all time

00:39:29.060 it was the most important election of my life at that time one that i thought was a crossroads

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00:39:44.640 his name was john kerry he was a senator

00:39:51.400 he didn't really have at least at the time of your birth a real message the people that were

00:39:59.980 supporting him really were all about hating george w bush well my perspective son at this time

00:40:06.980 is because george w bush had a spine and he was making tough choices

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00:40:18.680 stop um we're gonna open this up uh fully on in 2024 uh which is the year the time capsule was

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00:42:53.380 What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:43:01.860 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:05.660 And hello America and welcome.

00:43:08.380 To Thursday, oh my gosh, you know what I love?

00:43:12.540 More than life itself, politics.

00:43:14.840 I could just live in Washington and play politics my whole life.

00:43:20.640 Because the game of politics is so fun.

00:43:23.600 For instance, Letitia James, while she's running,

00:43:27.800 she makes a promise that she's gonna get him.

00:43:32.120 She's running, she was, running for the New York Attorney General Office.

00:43:35.840 And you know New York, they hate Donald Trump.

00:43:39.280 Wait a minute, they loved him.

00:43:41.160 Oh yeah, but then he started doing politics and now he's the most despicable nuclear accident ever to happen in public office, of course.

00:43:52.500 So she says, I'm gonna get him.

00:43:54.760 Here's her campaign promises. 0.94

00:43:56.180 What is fueling my soul right now is Trump.

00:43:59.440 Will you sue him for us?

00:44:00.960 Oh, we're gonna definitely sue him. 0.99

00:44:02.100 We're gonna be a real pain in the s**t. 0.98

00:44:03.580 I look forward to going into the office of Attorney General every day, suing him and then going home. 0.98

00:44:11.280 He said I know my name personally.

00:44:12.460 Ah, well, he does know her name.

00:44:15.800 Now, you should know her name because she is suing him. 0.96

00:44:20.860 Oh, I can't wait to tell you about this in 60 seconds.

00:44:24.520 If you're listening to the sound of my voice right now, it is most likely because you're the type of person that believes in personal responsibility, that you are going to take care of your family.

00:44:35.580 You are responsible for the things that are happening in your life.

00:44:39.540 And if you're not, you don't whine about it.

00:44:42.700 You find a way to get through it.

00:44:45.900 Well, that's what we're going to do with the coming economic troubles that we have.

00:44:51.280 Find a way through it.

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00:45:31.040 So, we know.

00:45:32.540 We know.

00:45:33.800 The Attorney General from New York, Letitia James, has been investigating Donald Trump now for three years.

00:45:43.020 Three years.

00:45:43.580 Three years.

00:45:45.420 And here's what they've come up with.

00:45:48.080 And she's going to sue.

00:45:49.020 Now, she can't prosecute because it has to be a civil suit because she didn't really find anything there.

00:46:00.640 Except, he might have been misleading the banks.

00:46:04.840 Now, she's suing not only him, but his two sons and daughter. 0.97

00:46:11.920 I don't know what they had to do with this, but she's going to get them.

00:46:16.020 So, she's filing a civil suit that says he lied.

00:46:22.080 No.

00:46:22.880 He misrepresented his holdings to the banks.

00:46:29.300 He was going in for a loan.

00:46:31.300 And Donald Trump does something that he never, ever does.

00:46:34.920 I'm the richest, greatest person of all time.

00:46:37.960 Yeah.

00:46:38.620 That's how he represented himself.

00:46:40.980 My apartment is the most beautiful, spacious, most expensive apartment of all time.

00:46:47.640 Of course, I mean, I've got nothing to back that up.

00:46:50.560 I'm not presenting.

00:46:51.340 I'm just telling you right now.

00:46:52.900 It's $300 million.

00:46:54.840 It's great.

00:46:55.940 Fabulous.

00:46:56.880 Okay.

00:46:57.960 All right.

00:46:59.320 So, what did the poor bankers do?

00:47:03.580 The poor bankers, they had to believe that his apartment there in New York, just down the street from the bank,

00:47:11.500 that that apartment was worth $300 million because that's what he said.

00:47:16.380 Now, he said, again, there was no appraisal done on it.

00:47:20.860 But, I mean, what does that even mean, the word appraisal to a banker?

00:47:24.960 They don't know what that means.

00:47:27.600 And then they gave him the loan.

00:47:31.300 What?

00:47:33.300 That's what she found.

00:47:35.820 That's what she found.

00:47:36.760 And then we should also mention back, he paid the loan back with interest.

00:47:40.380 So, they made a large profit.

00:47:42.100 Okay.

00:47:43.500 All right.

00:47:44.520 Now, I know predatory lending was happening at the bank.

00:47:51.260 Was it?

00:47:53.180 No, no.

00:47:53.960 So, you know, in 08, predatory lending, that was the big thing.

00:47:57.880 Predatory lending was happening at the bank where they would just get these hapless dupes.

00:48:04.620 Now.

00:48:04.920 They'd hunt them down.

00:48:05.820 They'd give them large portions of money.

00:48:07.600 Yes.

00:48:08.060 To pay for things they wanted.

00:48:09.360 Yes.

00:48:09.920 Yeah.

00:48:10.200 No, they didn't hunt them down.

00:48:11.280 I mean, you would have to come into the bank and apply.

00:48:15.520 But at some point, I'm pretty sure the person who wanted to borrow ran out in fear because

00:48:20.200 they didn't want the rates that they agreed to.

00:48:22.940 And so, they ran out and then they chased them down in the streets and held them down and

00:48:26.380 made them sign.

00:48:27.240 Something like that happened.

00:48:28.040 Fauci had to be involved in some way or not because Fauci is a good guy.

00:48:31.320 I'm forgetting which side we're supposed to be on now.

00:48:33.720 All right.

00:48:34.380 So, predatory lending.

00:48:37.600 Now, this is predatory borrowing.

00:48:40.960 You're going into a hapless bank and you're dealing with a hapless banker who knows how

00:48:50.240 good he is.

00:48:51.120 You're just Donald Trump, you know, and you're going into your bank and you have accounts

00:48:59.140 there and you're famous and they know who you are.

00:49:01.900 So, you're probably just getting whoever is next in line, you know, at the loan desk.

00:49:07.500 And so, he comes in and he says crazy things.

00:49:13.280 That's what he tells the bank.

00:49:15.120 He says these crazy things to the bank.

00:49:17.300 And this poor banker, he doesn't know what's true, what's not.

00:49:21.160 He doesn't have any way to, well, is his house really worth that?

00:49:26.360 I don't know.

00:49:27.280 I have no idea.

00:49:30.040 Hmm.

00:49:31.080 Hmm.

00:49:31.860 Especially when he says there was no official appraisal done.

00:49:34.540 That would mean, I'll break it down for the bankers that are listening.

00:49:39.100 Us little folk know about this.

00:49:40.980 Before you buy a house or before you, you know, borrow against her or whatever, there

00:49:45.480 has to be an appraisal.

00:49:47.380 You know what I mean?

00:49:47.920 I can't just walk into a bank and go, hey, my house is worth a billion dollars.

00:49:53.880 They'll figure it out.

00:49:55.000 But I go to different banks than someone like Donald Trump would go to.

00:49:59.700 You know what I mean?

00:50:00.380 They don't know how to figure that stuff out.

00:50:02.400 Right.

00:50:02.540 Here's the point of all of this.

00:50:05.320 Three years of investigation.

00:50:09.480 And this is what they have.

00:50:12.560 I want to say the most incredible thing, even to me, and I've said this to his face.

00:50:18.640 Donald Trump is easily the most investigated human being in all of history, maybe even more

00:50:32.040 than Jesus, because they didn't have spy agencies back then.

00:50:37.300 But they have investigated this guy with guaranteed every intelligence agency in the world.

00:50:48.820 Our FBI, our CIA, NSA, MI5, all of them.

00:50:56.120 I think even the Gestapo came back and were like, I'm dead, but I think maybe we should investigate

00:51:02.880 him because I hate him.

00:51:05.280 He's given us Nazis a bad name.

00:51:08.800 So everyone investigated.

00:51:12.620 And they weren't like, hey, just give me the scoop on this guy.

00:51:17.320 They were looking for things to bring him down.

00:51:22.580 And this is what they have or they have to make things up. 0.99

00:51:27.940 Oh, he peed on a hooker. 0.99

00:51:29.540 This is the amazing statement. 0.99

00:51:35.140 I think this guy may be the cleanest guy on the planet.

00:51:38.980 I can say this.

00:51:40.520 I think he is for sure the cleanest guy ever to be involved with construction in New York.

00:51:51.380 I mean, honestly, you know, so you want to build a building here.

00:51:57.640 I mean, oh, I'd hate to see this tied up, you know, or the unions maybe not coming to

00:52:03.820 work today.

00:52:04.700 I don't know what to say.

00:52:06.760 Don, I'd like to help you, but just.

00:52:09.740 OK, come on.

00:52:10.960 We all know that happens.

00:52:13.660 No, the mob isn't real.

00:52:17.160 We all know that happens.

00:52:19.360 They can't get that on this guy.

00:52:21.820 And he built buildings like in 10 minutes.

00:52:24.740 Maybe they're made of paper.

00:52:29.240 Maybe they're not even safe.

00:52:32.200 I just can't believe we're going down this road again.

00:52:35.420 Is this really happening again?

00:52:37.460 How many times?

00:52:38.340 I feel like I'm watching the 900th parental DNA test on Maury Povich.

00:52:42.700 OK, so it's like it's like how many times do we have to go through this?

00:52:47.080 OK, so let me let me turn it around for you, because right now I'm thinking to myself, when

00:52:55.400 is anybody on the left going to understand and ain't going to happen?

00:52:58.880 It ain't going to happen.

00:52:59.860 And it's not going to happen not because you don't want it to happen, not because you haven't

00:53:04.260 tried to make it happen, not because you haven't looked hard enough.

00:53:08.440 You've looked at some point.

00:53:11.460 You got to go.

00:53:12.540 I can't believe I'm saying it, but a guy is clean.

00:53:16.280 OK.

00:53:17.920 And I think to myself, when I saw this, I'm like, you really?

00:53:21.860 Three years of investigation in New York.

00:53:26.500 And this is all you can you came up with.

00:53:30.120 Wow.

00:53:31.140 She had to say something, right?

00:53:32.760 She had to say three years of investigation.

00:53:34.640 She had to say something.

00:53:36.040 Right.

00:53:36.220 You know, we saw what happened in the other New York investigation where they just said,

00:53:40.260 yeah, we don't have anything.

00:53:41.120 We're just going to stop.

00:53:42.060 Right.

00:53:42.400 And that was a scandal.

00:53:43.900 Correct.

00:53:44.180 Like, if you don't come up with something, you're involved in a scandal.

00:53:47.280 So you have to say something.

00:53:49.880 She comes up with this.

00:53:51.980 And it's like, I just I mean, as you point out, there's these these statements were not

00:53:56.360 audited at any point.

00:53:59.400 You know, I just he pay he got the loans with a longstanding business relationship with most

00:54:04.980 of these banks anyway.

00:54:06.220 The loans came through.

00:54:08.060 He paid them back with interest.

00:54:10.460 They always a boring story.

00:54:11.800 It's a really, really boring story.

00:54:13.660 And the way she presented it, she tried so hard to make it exciting.

00:54:16.560 Oh, I know.

00:54:16.960 It was really fun to watch.

00:54:18.920 We have.

00:54:19.740 Let's play a little of that.

00:54:20.740 And then I have to come back and tell you what I've learned from this.

00:54:23.000 The complaint demonstrates that Donald Trump falsely inflated his net worth by billions

00:54:31.140 of dollars to unjustly enrich himself and to cheat this system, thereby cheating all of us.

00:54:40.980 Wow.

00:54:41.200 How Mr. Trump and the Trump organization repeatedly.

00:54:44.280 Can you stop for just a second?

00:54:45.720 Stu.

00:54:46.280 The over pronunciation is so funny.

00:54:48.040 Oh, I know.

00:54:48.540 Could I could I just ask you, though?

00:54:51.600 I don't think he cheated the banks by any stretch of the imagination.

00:54:55.100 Again, not audited.

00:54:56.420 Nothing was nothing was legally binding here of what he said.

00:54:59.440 That's him.

00:55:00.220 That's what he does.

00:55:01.800 Oh, I'm you should see my Honda.

00:55:04.060 It's the greatest Honda ever.

00:55:05.380 It's the most expensive Honda you can ever buy.

00:55:08.080 Come on.

00:55:09.160 OK, so that's what he does.

00:55:11.140 So there was no crime committed here.

00:55:13.980 But let's just say there was if there was she would have been prosecuting him for a crime.

00:55:18.820 So there's no crime here.

00:55:21.420 But let's just turn it.

00:55:22.980 She turned it into other people to let them prosecute it. 1.00

00:55:25.140 Yeah, that's that was her big step.

00:55:26.520 So let me ask you this, Stu.

00:55:28.600 Let's dream a dream.

00:55:32.280 That he did cheat the banks.

00:55:36.420 So there.

00:55:38.560 I mean, I still think I hope that it's less than 50 percent of me, but maybe not.

00:55:44.740 That's kind of like, get him done.

00:55:47.940 Screw the big banks.

00:55:49.640 This is kind of part of me is like, yeah, good for them.

00:55:53.040 Oh, you didn't catch that.

00:55:55.220 You believed his apartment was worth three hundred million.

00:55:58.040 And I mean, they one of the accusations is he he listed it at something like 60,000 square feet.

00:56:05.000 And it's really like maybe it's 30,000 square feet.

00:56:07.500 And it's only 11,000 square feet.

00:56:09.240 Now, obviously, if they cared any you can look at look, you can look up in property records how big an apartment is.

00:56:16.700 It's not hard to figure out.

00:56:18.440 And and how did how how were we served an injustice?

00:56:23.860 How did we know they're just reaching really possible?

00:56:27.120 Right.

00:56:27.340 I mean, he paid it off.

00:56:28.620 The bank is happy.

00:56:29.520 He's happy.

00:56:30.200 Everybody's happy.

00:56:31.220 He didn't break a law.

00:56:32.080 What are you talking about?

00:56:33.440 Now, they are.

00:56:34.220 She's saying that she thinks he did break a law and they're trying to get someone else to prosecute it.

00:56:38.180 OK, so.

00:56:38.720 But but to be clear.

00:56:40.400 And how does his daughter get it?

00:56:42.340 I don't know. 1.00

00:56:43.060 It's so stupid. 0.99

00:56:44.040 But like what I keep coming back to on a lot of this stuff, especially the stuff they've tried to dig up on him in New York, is if let's just say all of this is true for a second. 0.99

00:56:52.280 Right.

00:56:52.480 Like, let's say he misrepresented, you know, how much his properties were worth.

00:56:56.860 Like, what is the end of the story?

00:56:58.620 The end of the story is what he pays a fine.

00:57:00.780 Like we you guys are letting pedophiles out of prison every day.

00:57:04.940 You guys are bailing out people burning down cities.

00:57:08.360 Yeah.

00:57:08.800 You care about whether he misrepresented how much his apartment cost.

00:57:12.760 Are we really supposed to believe that?

00:57:16.060 No, no, no.

00:57:16.540 Try this.

00:57:17.280 Try this.

00:57:18.400 Feds just charged 47 in alleged scheme to steal two hundred and fifty million dollars from the pandemic food program.

00:57:28.340 This government was paying scammers two hundred and fifty.

00:57:33.960 I think it's 240 million.

00:57:35.460 We're we're we're we're making the greatest meals ever.

00:57:39.340 I don't know.

00:57:40.120 I think that's one you can point out and say, yeah, there seems to be a real problem.

00:57:46.740 How about the people that use their PPP loan?

00:57:52.140 Just to to bail out their business that they didn't own because they were in prison.

00:57:57.460 I mean, really, really, how about this one?

00:58:03.580 Because it goes back to her state, Letitia James, James estate, the Minnesota story I think you mentioned was two hundred and forty million dollars. 0.88

00:58:11.000 Oh, sorry.

00:58:11.780 Two hundred forty.

00:58:12.240 The reason why I know that is because in New York, two hundred and fifty million dollars were spent on tech to fight covid that no one uses, including eight thousand five hundred and fifty five ventilators at a cost of one hundred and sixty six million dollars.

00:58:27.440 One thousand one hundred and seventy nine x-ray machines for eighty six million dollars.

00:58:31.580 They're now stacked in warehouses across New York with no plans to distribute them or put them to any immediate use.

00:58:37.780 I also I need an x-ray machine.

00:58:40.280 Remember, that's right.

00:58:41.520 For my my doomsday scenario, your home surgery, my home surgery.

00:58:45.960 I have a home surgery kit and it's a little more upscale than operation.

00:58:50.040 The game.

00:58:50.720 OK, it's not by Milton Bradley, but I need an x-ray machine.

00:58:54.740 How do I get me one of them?

00:58:56.380 You could probably they're available.

00:58:57.980 How about remember when in the middle of the scandal or the middle of the covid stuff, Andrew Cuomo came out doing his big press conferences and yelling at capitalists for charging too much for hand sanitizer on Amazon.

00:59:12.840 Remember this whole scandal?

00:59:13.680 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:59:14.300 So he did this big show where he said, all right, we built we're going to make hand sanitizer with New York hand sanitizer with slave labor from prison camps. 0.64

00:59:24.620 Yeah. And which is basically what they said they were going to do.

00:59:27.060 Right. We he said it smelled like lilac and hydrangeas.

00:59:30.060 And then he said he was going to make all this.

00:59:33.560 Now, of course, we found out later he didn't actually make the hand sanitizer.

00:59:36.280 They only bottled it.

00:59:37.600 The actual prisoners bottled the hand sanitizer.

00:59:40.140 What's the update on that story?

00:59:41.380 What happened with all of that?

00:59:42.860 Remember how because hand sanitizer wound up being available pretty soon afterward, as far as I remember.

00:59:47.940 Here's the end of that story.

00:59:48.820 Ready? New York is already starting to dispose of 700,000 gallons.

00:59:54.620 Of expired hand sanitizer made in 2020 by people serving time in New York prisons.

00:59:59.880 A process that will take 44 weeks to complete by shipping a whopping 168 trailer loads, 130 miles from Utica to Rochester at a cost of $2.3 million.

01:00:15.700 It's going to cost them $2.3 million to throw out the hand sanitizer they made after that press conference, which was universally praised by the media.

01:00:26.420 But let's worry what happened to JP Morgan Chase, because they believed it's the most beautiful, spacious billion square acre apartment in all of New York.

01:00:40.620 It's crazy. 0.99

01:00:42.500 I mean, it is it's a mental disorder. 0.98

01:00:45.340 At this point, it's a mental disorder.

01:00:47.600 Let me talk to you about inflammation.

01:00:49.760 The word sounds really uncomfortable and unpleasant.

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01:01:02.700 Joints begin to swell.

01:01:04.280 The next thing you know, you have pain radiating outward from all different sources in your body.

01:01:09.920 And I will tell you also, inflammation causes a lot of our sickness as well.

01:01:16.800 Ibuprofen has never worked for me.

01:01:19.340 Never take some ibuprofen.

01:01:21.120 OK, I'm just going to go eat a handful of rocks because it will do just about as much.

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01:02:08.980 By the way, Glenn, there's one other part of the story I want to make sure you're aware of when it comes to New York and how they spent all of our COVID money.

01:02:19.500 Of course, the result of this was thousands of people dying in nursing homes, but that's a whole different situation.

01:02:25.320 They're still spending money on COVID, even though the pandemic is over.

01:02:30.400 No, the White House disagrees with the White House.

01:02:33.840 White House of two days ago disagrees with the one from one day ago.

01:02:38.440 They're saying the president that was in the White House a long time ago.

01:02:43.020 Right.

01:02:43.720 Absolutely wrong.

01:02:44.860 As we know, all policies are different when you're walking through an auto show.

01:02:48.280 That's what we learned.

01:02:49.080 That's what he was doing.

01:02:50.060 He's just walking through an auto show.

01:02:51.060 Yeah.

01:02:51.160 We can't take anything.

01:02:52.020 That's all he was doing is walking through it with 60 minutes.

01:02:55.240 But they're still spending money in New York on on this COVID relief program.

01:03:01.040 And if they have a 40 million dollar contract for for keeping this particular program going, what's what's fascinating about it is they spent all this money, hundreds of millions of dollars on equipment they didn't use and hand sanitizer they didn't use.

01:03:16.800 They now have a 40 million dollar contract and the contract supplies people to the warehouses to guard all of the extra stuff that they bought that they're never going to use because they can't leave it there because people like you will take it for their home surgery.

01:03:30.960 I would never steal it.

01:03:32.180 I'll buy it at a low, low price.

01:03:34.440 But no, they have to protect it with people.

01:03:37.780 40 million more taxes than you'll ever pay in your entire life for most people times 10.

01:03:43.280 And they're spending it on that.

01:03:44.600 The Glenn Beck program.

01:03:46.800 But no investigation because there's nothing to see.

01:03:50.680 Nothing to see here.

01:03:51.700 Jason wrote in about his dog's experience with rough greens.

01:03:54.360 I have a nine year old Great Dane with a thyroid problem.

01:03:58.920 Why am I just thinking of an enormous dog with Barbara Bush's head?

01:04:03.060 No, she didn't have thyroid.

01:04:04.260 She had what was the one that makes your eyes pop? 1.00

01:04:06.620 Graves disease.

01:04:07.740 Yeah, Graves disease.

01:04:08.660 Don't know. 1.00

01:04:10.380 He said this is such a stupid, ridiculous. 1.00

01:04:14.020 How did I ever get this job? 1.00

01:04:15.500 The world may never know.

01:04:18.540 Yes, actually, I'm a CIA plant.

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01:05:16.300 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:05:18.200 I'm glad that you're here.

01:05:19.740 Uh, Scott Adams, who just reached out to Scott, uh, and, uh, asked him to come on and talk

01:05:25.420 about Dilbert.

01:05:25.980 And he's like, no, I don't think I'm going to, no, don't think I'm going to fish in that

01:05:30.140 water today.

01:05:30.940 Uh, Dilbert has been canceled by 77 newspapers.

01:05:35.820 Now the newspapers say, we're just getting rid of the, you know, Prince Valiant kind of

01:05:43.340 comics.

01:05:44.700 Okay.

01:05:45.860 Dilbert's kind of a big deal.

01:05:47.900 Now, if you're cutting your comics, fine, but really Dilbert and you're going to leave

01:05:53.420 Snoopy?

01:05:55.380 I'm just saying.

01:05:57.340 Even when I was a kid, I never, never found the Charlie Brown comics funny.

01:06:01.560 Do you?

01:06:02.840 I like Charlie Brown.

01:06:04.360 I like Snoopy, but I, it was never hilarious.

01:06:06.960 No.

01:06:07.200 That's not, it didn't seem to be the point of it.

01:06:09.200 And, and Dilbert, I don't find hilarious.

01:06:12.240 I just find it, uh, a great social commentary.

01:06:17.740 Yeah.

01:06:17.900 And that's what it is.

01:06:19.160 Yeah.

01:06:19.660 So, uh, here's one of the comics that he's just started.

01:06:23.020 He just added a new character, Dave.

01:06:25.840 Uh, and so Dave is sitting with his, Dave is black, by the way, sitting with his white

01:06:31.340 boss.

01:06:31.940 And it says, Dave, I need to boost our company's ESG rating.

01:06:36.340 So I'm promoting you to be our CTO.

01:06:40.260 And I know you identify as white, so that won't help our ESG scores, but would it be 0.99

01:06:46.860 too much trouble to ask you to identify as gay?

01:06:51.180 And Dave responds, depends on how hard you want me to sell it.

01:06:56.080 Uh, and his boss responds, just wear better shirts.

01:07:00.880 Uh, I mean, that's funny, right?

01:07:03.400 That's funny.

01:07:04.340 Uh, and so we're, we're not sure, uh, why, uh, Dilbert has been removed from almost 80 different

01:07:15.140 markets.

01:07:15.660 But the bigger question is, did you know there's still newspapers?

01:07:24.880 I didn't know.

01:07:25.800 Hmm.

01:07:26.620 I didn't know that.

01:07:27.320 That confirmed?

01:07:28.300 No, I don't.

01:07:29.060 I don't.

01:07:29.600 Okay.

01:07:29.960 No, I just, uh, seriously, do you know anybody outside of, outside of business people reading

01:07:39.280 the wall street journal?

01:07:40.740 And I don't even know if they read that anymore.

01:07:43.440 And they read it.

01:07:44.480 They just read it online.

01:07:45.300 You read it online.

01:07:46.140 I mean, do you know anybody that sits down, sits down at the breakfast, honey, thank you

01:07:51.100 very much for the eggs and toast and bacon and hash browns you just, uh, cooked.

01:07:56.740 I'm just going to read the, uh, just going to read the sports section and the business

01:08:00.660 section of today's local newspaper.

01:08:02.920 Do you know anybody, do you know anybody that actually goes to their local paper and reads

01:08:13.000 up on what's really happening in the city?

01:08:15.300 Again, some people go to their local website of the newspaper, but picking it up, it's

01:08:20.700 only people who enjoy that, that, uh, that routine, right?

01:08:25.840 Like, you know, you, I was going to say you buy your books largely, uh, you know, for your

01:08:33.040 bookshelf and read them as physical books.

01:08:35.320 A lot of people do that, even though, look, one of my favorite, one of my favorite things

01:08:40.320 is Sundays.

01:08:40.920 I used to read the Sunday post, the Sunday times, the New York post, uh, and another one

01:08:51.080 I can't remember, but I would read, uh, the Sunday papers and it would take me hours to

01:08:56.120 do it.

01:08:56.480 And my hands would be completely black with ink by the time I finished.

01:09:00.580 But I loved that.

01:09:02.040 I loved that.

01:09:02.620 There's something about that.

01:09:03.300 Yeah.

01:09:03.520 Like that routine, that, that, that exercise of doing it like that.

01:09:07.600 I, there is something enjoyable about that, but it, it, it's not a very efficient way to

01:09:12.160 consume news.

01:09:13.120 If what your goal is, is to get as much news that is relevant as possible, right?

01:09:18.420 I mean, you're, you're just flipping through basically at the whim of the editor who tells

01:09:22.420 you which stories you're going to read in what order.

01:09:25.100 And this is something we've tried to get away from.

01:09:27.760 I don't know if people have noticed that.

01:09:29.380 I haven't noticed that.

01:09:30.220 Internet has solved a lot of those problems.

01:09:31.620 Really?

01:09:32.620 Really?

01:09:33.200 I, cause I thought those problems still existed.

01:09:36.520 So you're saying that they don't put things at the top for you to read that that's a really

01:09:41.580 great.

01:09:42.060 No, just the internet does it for us.

01:09:44.080 Oh, the internet.

01:09:45.100 They just curate exactly what you're supposed to see and delete everything you're not supposed

01:09:48.920 to see.

01:09:49.360 So it works out great.

01:09:50.340 Okay, good, good, good, good.

01:09:53.600 The Glenn Youngkin has, has delivered on a campaign promise.

01:10:00.380 And it just like him, a Republican to deliver on a campaign promise.

01:10:05.240 He said schools can no longer keeps kids choices secret from their parents.

01:10:10.200 When your kids can't trust the teacher to keep one of the biggest secrets of your life from

01:10:19.760 your legal parents and legal guardians.

01:10:23.380 Who can you trust?

01:10:25.960 Who can you trust?

01:10:28.340 My gosh, I wish, I wish my kids could keep all secrets from me.

01:10:35.500 Actually, I kind of do.

01:10:37.340 There's part of me that's, there's some things lately I'm like, yeah, I wish, I wish I didn't

01:10:41.240 know that.

01:10:41.800 Anyway, um, so, uh, Glenn Youngkin, can you go just tell a teacher that I don't really want

01:10:49.380 to hear that move, move on.

01:10:51.360 Um, schools can no longer keep kids choices secret from their parents.

01:10:55.700 Gone are the rights to compete in sport as your ID gender. 1.00

01:11:01.600 So, I'm a, I'm a kid, uh, you're a 45 year old man.

01:11:08.320 Nope.

01:11:08.860 I'm a kid.

01:11:09.780 I want to play in kids baseball.

01:11:13.640 I'm a chick and, uh, really want to swim.

01:11:18.340 I've been thinking about swimming.

01:11:20.760 Um, you can't do that anymore.

01:11:22.740 Gosh, same for bathrooms. 0.99

01:11:25.820 Yeah.

01:11:26.520 Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:11:28.060 I identify as a woman.

01:11:29.520 Sure, sure, sure.

01:11:30.420 Can't go in and shower with the girls anymore, man, father, daughter dances no longer verboten.

01:11:41.300 Yes, you will not dance with your daughter.

01:11:46.060 Um, so the New York post or the New York times and the Washington post have of course said

01:11:52.840 it's rolling back the rights.

01:11:55.920 I mean, we're going back to caveman days when there were father daughter dances and boys 0.94

01:12:03.660 couldn't shower with girls in the locker room at high school.

01:12:06.800 Huh, I mean, what's next?

01:12:10.160 Yeah, so much of this is how it's presented.

01:12:12.100 Yeah, I was listening to a podcast, a mainstream media podcast, and they were covering two different

01:12:16.880 stories.

01:12:17.200 One was the story in Iran, where women are being murdered for not wearing their hijab correctly.

01:12:25.180 Right?

01:12:25.640 The protests going on in the street.

01:12:27.540 And the other one was that Texas and Florida are quote unquote banning books and not allowing,

01:12:33.940 uh, the, you know, sexual stories to be told to teenagers or, excuse me, children.

01:12:39.800 And, uh, you know, in Florida, it was the don't say gay thing up to three, third grade.

01:12:44.740 You mean like, like 75% of Americans say, yeah, they shouldn't be reading that stuff.

01:12:51.680 This is exactly where I was going because you listen to the story about Iran and it's presented

01:12:57.140 in a very specific way.

01:12:58.340 We say this is supposed to be just a new story, right?

01:13:00.160 But it's not right.

01:13:01.720 The, the Iran story is presented in a way that signifies to the entire audience.

01:13:07.240 We all know what's right and wrong here, right?

01:13:09.960 We all understand it.

01:13:11.300 Yep.

01:13:11.480 90% of people agree that trying to, that imprisoning and murdering someone over their incorrect usage

01:13:18.640 of a hijab is a pretty freaking terrible policy. 0.99

01:13:21.880 And we all support the people who are fighting back against the Iranian government protesting

01:13:27.540 in the streets.

01:13:28.260 Yes.

01:13:28.460 Like, and it's presented that way.

01:13:29.820 And of course, correctly, right?

01:13:31.420 We all do agree on that.

01:13:32.960 At least most of us, it's probably a 90 10 issue in the United States, right?

01:13:36.480 I think it's probably more than that.

01:13:37.760 Maybe it's 95, five, right?

01:13:39.160 Everybody supports it.

01:13:40.780 Then you listen to their coverage of quote unquote banning books in children's libraries,

01:13:46.760 books with explicit content and all of these things.

01:13:50.960 And you listen to that story and it's presented the exact same way that it is a 95, five issue.

01:13:59.060 Everyone understands that pulling these books out of children's libraries is wrong.

01:14:02.860 It's this terrible thing that evil Republicans are doing.

01:14:05.480 No one can believe they're doing it.

01:14:06.880 Can you believe these poor librarians who have to go through all this when at the same time,

01:14:11.780 the actual polling comes out on this issue and it's 70 to 27 in the opposite direction?

01:14:17.720 Right.

01:14:17.960 So wait a minute.

01:14:18.500 Wait a minute.

01:14:18.780 The difference here is they're telling the full story in Iran.

01:14:24.260 They're telling about the moral police that came in, took this woman off a subway and died in their custody.

01:14:35.980 But the reports are that she may have been beaten to death.

01:14:40.840 Okay.

01:14:41.140 So everybody's clear on that.

01:14:43.200 They'll tell you that part of the story, what NPR and all these other mainstream media places,

01:14:50.400 they will give you the same tone and the same conclusion, but they leave the part out that we don't all agree on.

01:14:58.700 In fact, the majority disagrees. 0.98

01:15:00.560 When you see the garbage and the sexual content that is being peddled to our kids, literally, 0.98

01:15:11.240 if I took it to a playground and I said, hey, kids, you want a book? 0.98

01:15:18.600 Read this.

01:15:19.480 I'd be arrested.

01:15:21.220 CNN did a segment on one of these books just yesterday that was quote unquote banned in children's libraries

01:15:26.580 and they would not show correct content to a CNN audience.

01:15:32.420 They would not show the content yet.

01:15:34.940 They will they will argue that it should be shown to children.

01:15:38.840 Right.

01:15:39.640 Right.

01:15:40.060 And then act as if there's universal consensus over this.

01:15:43.960 We all should just understand which side of this is right and which side of this is wrong.

01:15:47.320 And there's plenty of room.

01:15:48.860 Like if there was a there's an issue where like, for example, I'll do a show when we've done shows before where we will say we shouldn't raise the minimum wage.

01:15:56.600 Raising the minimum wage in America is a very popular policy.

01:15:59.580 You know, something like 80 percent of people support raising the minimum wage.

01:16:03.280 But when we cover that, we don't sit here and say, oh, by the way, everyone understands.

01:16:08.380 We're 100 percent right on this.

01:16:09.820 We'll say, look, a lot of people believe this.

01:16:11.980 Here's what they believe.

01:16:12.840 Here's why they're wrong.

01:16:14.320 Like we will say and we're opinion guys, but we will say, hey, we understand what this looks like to a lot of people.

01:16:20.220 And everybody wants they want to say to raise the minimum wage.

01:16:23.600 Here's why it doesn't work economically.

01:16:25.140 Right. We'll present it in a way that says, but they can't do that.

01:16:28.840 They can't do that.

01:16:29.760 They can't do that.

01:16:30.340 And they don't.

01:16:31.080 The reason why they can't explain it is because they want people to believe that it is extremists who are against this.

01:16:39.160 Yep.

01:16:39.420 Even though a lot of the audience that's watching, watching them.

01:16:43.040 If they actually saw the book, the audience, there's no reason you can't show that book on cable TV.

01:16:51.440 You can't show it on network TV, but you can show it online.

01:16:54.880 You can show it on cable TV, especially in a news setting.

01:17:01.420 If I were on Fox, I would have been showing that.

01:17:03.960 Now, they would have yelled at me, but I would have done it anyway.

01:17:08.140 And they would have yelled at me because they would have said, you know how many people were offended by that?

01:17:12.500 My response would have been good.

01:17:14.980 They should see it so they know what we're talking about.

01:17:19.080 But CNN, who can do it, knows it's so far out of line with the mainstream Democrat that they won't show it.

01:17:31.200 And then they build this case because you think you do agree with CNN if you're a mainstream Democrat.

01:17:39.600 You're watching it and you're like, yeah, well, they're on my side.

01:17:44.080 I'm on their side.

01:17:45.040 So they know it is just these extremists that are doing it without showing you or telling you what really is going on.

01:17:53.480 It's I mean, there's no other way to describe it other than propaganda and evil.

01:17:59.940 Pick.

01:18:01.080 I personally believe it's both.

01:18:03.620 Back in a minute.

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01:19:30.320 This is the Glenn Beck program.

01:19:42.100 Stacey Abrams, I have a few things to say about science coming up in just a minute.

01:19:47.180 You don't want to miss that.

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01:19:50.180 Yes.

01:19:50.620 The governor.

01:19:51.400 Yeah.

01:19:52.680 Stu.

01:19:53.440 Yes.

01:19:54.100 You have said several times that you've been watching The Handmaid's Tale.

01:20:00.380 The Handmaid's Tale.

01:20:01.260 And I don't understand it.

01:20:02.680 I've tried to watch it.

01:20:03.900 It doesn't appeal to me at all.

01:20:05.900 It's incredibly well done.

01:20:07.500 I mean, it's very well acted and, you know, incredibly well shot.

01:20:10.400 They spent a lot of money on it.

01:20:12.280 And, you know, because there's political associations, I think now a lot of people in the writers like, I'm not going to watch that.

01:20:17.440 But I just didn't like.

01:20:19.340 I don't know.

01:20:20.180 It's a horror.

01:20:20.920 It's very difficult to watch at times because it's brutal.

01:20:23.540 And it's not something that you want to necessarily consume.

01:20:26.380 But at its core, it's essentially a story about a war.

01:20:29.340 It's a war story.

01:20:30.240 It's a there's a revolution in America where a new country rises and takes over part of America.

01:20:36.740 I mean, what was this?

01:20:37.800 What was the book that came out or the movie that came out on Amazon a while ago where like Hitler actually won?

01:20:43.160 Yeah.

01:20:43.480 And like, yeah, it's that it's that type of story.

01:20:46.940 Fundamentally, it's just been turned very political.

01:20:49.980 I mean, it's just the greatest bad guys ever.

01:20:53.480 They are.

01:20:53.940 They are the ultimate bad guy.

01:20:55.160 This is more of like a theocracy essentially rises in America.

01:20:59.460 But it's really brutal to women, to women. 0.97

01:21:02.420 Yeah.

01:21:02.620 And I mean, it's mostly I would think mostly women watching it and people who hang out at the Supreme Court, you know, in the robes all the time.

01:21:10.520 Every time a Republican makes a decision.

01:21:12.600 Yeah.

01:21:12.740 But other than that, I mean, it's hard to understand how how it's all women because it man, it is, you know, you see a lot of brutal movies and terrible things happening. 1.00

01:21:22.500 But it's usually dudes.

01:21:24.020 It's usually the dudes getting the worst of it.

01:21:26.060 You know, like it's just, you know, usually the dudes are getting murdered.

01:21:28.940 The dudes are getting, you know, in the war movies.

01:21:30.900 Game of Thrones.

01:21:31.320 A lot of dude.

01:21:32.100 Yeah.

01:21:32.380 A lot of dude dismemberment.

01:21:33.920 You know, it's not like that in Handmaid's Tale.

01:21:36.360 It's really hard to watch at times.

01:21:38.060 There's a there's a decent amount.

01:21:39.420 But you like it?

01:21:40.080 Of fast forwarding.

01:21:41.340 I just I can't watch those.

01:21:42.720 There's certain scenes I can't I can't watch.

01:21:44.500 But, you know, I'm just.

01:21:46.200 But Lisa does. 0.99

01:21:47.460 Lisa loves it.

01:21:48.000 It's her favorite show by like 100 miles.

01:21:50.000 She freaking loves the show. 0.69

01:21:51.440 I mean, right now it's basically just a revenge fantasy with this girl going around.

01:21:56.140 And Lisa scares me.

01:21:57.460 Oh, yeah.

01:21:57.760 She's coming for you.

01:21:58.580 She told me to mention she told me to tell you that.

01:22:01.300 She's I don't know what it was about.

01:22:02.600 She just said she's coming.

01:22:03.480 Tell Glenn I'm coming for him.

01:22:05.500 So I don't know.

01:22:06.620 All right.

01:22:07.460 All right.

01:22:08.580 Stacey Abrams.

01:22:10.200 We're coming to your door to inform you of some medical things next.

01:22:16.880 All right.

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01:23:41.840 What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:24:01.340 This is the Glenn Beck Program. 0.99

01:24:05.900 Hello, hello, you sick twisted freak. 1.00

01:24:08.500 Now, I want you to know, I'm a doctor, okay? 0.99

01:24:14.900 I don't play one on TV.

01:24:16.680 I'm a doctor, man.

01:24:18.220 I have my doctorate in humanities, which I'm pretty sure means that I could operate on any human being.

01:24:25.160 Whatever is happening with humans, I can take care of it.

01:24:28.280 So, you need a podiatrist, you need a psychiatrist, you need a heart surgeon.

01:24:33.120 I'm pretty sure I can do it all.

01:24:35.640 So, I come from a place of experience.

01:24:40.480 But I would like to point out to Stacey Abrams, who I do not believe is a doctor of anything.

01:24:49.940 She claims the six-week heartbeat is manufactured sound to convince people that men have the right to take control of a woman's body. 0.94

01:25:01.340 Man, she's on to us, gang.

01:25:04.040 The ultrasound, it's just an evil magic box.

01:25:09.240 And we're going to talk to Stacey about that.

01:25:12.320 I'm going to talk slowly, too, so she can understand every word of it.

01:25:16.580 We'll talk about that evil magic box and how evil men are.

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01:26:44.340 So, Stacey Abrams says there's no such thing as a fetal heartbeat at six weeks.

01:26:55.920 That's weird.

01:26:56.980 Because I know there's a fetal heartbeat on the sixth week, the seventh week, the eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, all the way.

01:27:09.500 Still heartbeat.

01:27:11.080 Even now, I still have a heartbeat.

01:27:12.920 It's weird.

01:27:13.620 It's not fetal, but I still have a heartbeat.

01:27:16.500 So, no such thing as a fetal heartbeat in six weeks.

01:27:20.880 Not true, says she.

01:27:24.200 Now, she says that this is a manufactured sound.

01:27:30.380 If you haven't heard a fetal heartbeat, here is a fetal heartbeat from...

01:27:34.920 Okay, what is that sound?

01:27:43.520 What is that sound?

01:27:44.540 Fetal heartbeat?

01:27:45.400 No.

01:27:46.340 No.

01:27:46.700 That is the sound you hear at a cheap motel.

01:27:51.420 Something's going on in the room up above.

01:27:53.820 Listen to it again.

01:27:54.740 Tell me I'm wrong.

01:27:55.920 Tell me I'm wrong.

01:27:56.620 That's what it is.

01:28:02.940 That's what it is.

01:28:03.760 And we put them into this magic box.

01:28:06.680 Okay?

01:28:06.860 We go and we tape from seedy motels.

01:28:11.620 We tape the goings-on in other rooms.

01:28:14.080 We put it in this magic box.

01:28:16.440 And then, just because we're trying to get rid of the hand sanitizer that New York had that's all expired now, that they bought with taxpayer money, we take that sanitizer.

01:28:27.740 That's what it is.

01:28:28.660 They say it's a gel, but you just wipe that all over a woman's belly, and then you take the magic stick, and on that magic stick, when you position it right, you hit a little switch, and it makes the magic box play what you recorded at the motel.

01:28:47.040 That's science for you.

01:28:48.780 That's Stacey Abrams' branded science. 0.94

01:28:51.180 Really?

01:28:51.680 Yeah.

01:28:52.460 It's manual.

01:28:53.360 I'm quoting.

01:28:54.280 Do we have her actually saying this in audio?

01:28:56.700 Here she is.

01:28:58.740 There is no such thing as a heartbeat at six weeks.

01:29:01.800 It is a manufactured sound designed to convince people that men have the right to take control of a woman's body away from her.

01:29:12.720 Wow.

01:29:14.120 Wow.

01:29:16.060 You know, I thought it was a big deal that she thought she was the governor, you know, when she wasn't the governor. 1.00

01:29:22.440 And then she had this amazing turnaround where she said she never said that.

01:29:27.860 I thought that was kind of amazing.

01:29:30.500 This is for people who follow the science.

01:29:33.420 Now, I don't know if you follow the science.

01:29:35.200 But for people who follow the science, I'm pretty sure that's not a manufactured sound.

01:29:42.160 I'm pretty sure what that is, is a heartbeat.

01:29:48.220 Now, I'm only saying that because that's what science tells us.

01:29:56.580 And the evil magic box, I don't know if I trust it anymore.

01:29:59.860 Well, the evil magic box was designed by men. 0.96

01:30:02.660 You know, men who wanted to take.

01:30:05.800 I mean, what was the quote that men have the.

01:30:08.500 It was a sound design to convince people that men have the right to take control of a woman's body. 0.86

01:30:15.240 Amen.

01:30:15.760 What a weird, see, like what, what a strange view of the world.

01:30:21.160 Can I just tell you as a man, as a man, and, you know, let's say a dirtbag man, the worst side of me as a man.

01:30:34.300 If I'm, if I'm getting women pregnant and I have no desire to settle down.

01:30:40.640 Yeah.

01:30:41.580 Can I drive you there?

01:30:43.560 How can I pay for that abortion? 1.00

01:30:46.440 Okay.

01:30:47.160 Guys would be all in for that.

01:30:50.080 That is much better than having a child with a woman you were just sleeping with. 0.98

01:30:56.440 And you don't really want to have a relationship.

01:30:58.500 And then that kid comes knocking on your door going, daddy, men would rather have, you have an abortion. 1.00

01:31:09.140 That's what makes sense to me.

01:31:11.720 Well, how I'm trying to understand.

01:31:16.900 I'm trying to understand.

01:31:18.320 You think men, if they designed the machine, would make it sound like nothing because they want to be able to get out of whatever weird night they had last night.

01:31:24.960 I could be a cancerous growth.

01:31:27.280 I could be a cancerous growth. 0.64

01:31:29.640 I may be a tumor. 0.84

01:31:31.200 I may be a tumor.

01:31:32.700 That's what it would say.

01:31:33.680 This is, of course, why so many on the left oppose the policy of having ultrasounds before the abortion.

01:31:41.540 Yes.

01:31:41.880 Because they know, they'll hear the heartbeat.

01:31:43.440 They will see if there's a, you know, the scan to see.

01:31:47.760 They can see the movement.

01:31:49.080 They can see the baby formed when people are.

01:31:52.460 And it's 80%.

01:31:54.320 The mother is 80% more likely to have the baby than kill the baby if she hears the heartbeat.

01:32:04.480 They know this.

01:32:06.220 So that's why she's not discrediting men.

01:32:12.280 She's not just saying, I mean, she's absolutely wrong about men.

01:32:17.640 We did that so you would have children?

01:32:21.700 Don't think so.

01:32:24.480 So she's wrong about that.

01:32:26.120 But what is she doing?

01:32:28.040 She's discrediting the machine.

01:32:31.120 I mean, in such a neophyte way, it's almost like, well, I was at this airport and I just had to tell them, look at how heavy that thing is.

01:32:45.460 That's not going to be able to fly.

01:32:48.020 They're putting you into a hypnosis trance.

01:32:51.940 They're saying they're flying you someplace.

01:32:54.700 You're not actually going anywhere.

01:32:56.420 They're putting a mind trick in so you think you went to your Cleveland office.

01:33:02.140 I mean, this really is.

01:33:02.940 We never went to the moon level conspiracy.

01:33:04.600 It is.

01:33:05.160 It is.

01:33:05.540 Right?

01:33:05.720 You can see it on the video.

01:33:08.200 You can see the heart beating.

01:33:11.160 You can hear it.

01:33:13.100 This is what is going on.

01:33:15.060 It's a manufactured sound.

01:33:18.620 If you want to defend abortion, go ahead and defend it. 0.99

01:33:21.400 Defend what you're actually doing.

01:33:23.160 Stop denying what is reality.

01:33:25.720 That's all you have to do.

01:33:26.860 If this is such a great defensible policy, then just come out and defend it.

01:33:31.600 But they never can.

01:33:32.460 You notice even after the Dobbs thing, they're not talking about abortion.

01:33:34.800 They're talking about, well, what if you have an ectopic pregnancy?

01:33:37.820 What if a woman has a miscarriage? 0.96

01:33:40.120 You can't get it removed.

01:33:41.060 Like, first of all, none of this has anything to do with the laws passed on abortion.

01:33:45.700 But secondarily, you notice how they can't go to the actual thing they say was so important?

01:33:49.380 They keep defending these other things that aren't true and are in a much totally different process, as we've been talking about.

01:33:58.400 But, like, if they really believed this was so defensible, they might occasionally defend it.

01:34:03.680 That's why they were successful for a long time, because they said, look, you don't want somebody else making decisions for the woman and for the people involved.

01:34:17.560 That's let the doctor and the woman figure this out.

01:34:21.920 And we pray or we hope that it is rare, but it has to be safe and legal.

01:34:30.160 That's how they got you into the boat, because that's how most people feel.

01:34:36.480 Most people are not for abortion at the very end.

01:34:41.240 But if most people feel, okay, I don't know exactly when life begins.

01:34:50.100 I mean, I think I do, because the egg is alive and the sperm is alive, so it is life when they join.

01:34:59.300 But you can argue about this back and forth. 0.95

01:35:03.120 Most people feel like, hey, once it's, you know, kind of identifiably as a baby, then we should kill it. 0.98

01:35:10.380 And they would say, I hope that it doesn't happen, but in cases of incest or rape or something like that, then, you know, go ahead. 0.98

01:35:22.420 But it should be rare.

01:35:24.980 But it should also be safe and legal.

01:35:30.100 That was winning.

01:35:32.840 Celebrate your abortions. 0.96

01:35:34.660 I've had 1,800 abortions, and I loved everyone.

01:35:39.500 I think it was my, well, it was my 300th.

01:35:43.580 That's when I'll always remember that was so great, that I celebrated at the time.

01:35:48.100 I mean, that's where they lose everybody.

01:35:51.520 And because they've celebrated their abortion and are losing regular people, you can't put that genie back in the bottle.

01:36:00.560 What do they have to do?

01:36:01.780 They now have to take the insane step of discrediting medical machines and technology.

01:36:12.160 This is after two years, by the way, of them claiming the biggest scandal in the world with people saying that voting machines were hacked.

01:36:19.060 After they had previously said that voting machines were hacked in previous elections, they lost.

01:36:23.060 Do a search real quick on Twitter, social media.

01:36:28.460 Is Stacey Abrams, does she have a warning that this is myths or disinformation?

01:36:35.640 Because this is important medical information, right?

01:36:39.600 This is important medical information.

01:36:42.040 She's saying that ultrasounds are not real.

01:36:46.800 That the sound of the baby is not real.

01:36:51.140 It's really what she's doing here.

01:36:52.780 This is what she's saying.

01:36:53.820 And this is a relatively recent thing from the left where they started calling it a flicker instead of a heartbeat.

01:36:58.480 Remember that whole thing?

01:36:59.560 The New York Times just called it a flicker in a random article.

01:37:02.160 And we're like, wait, a flicker?

01:37:03.760 It's been a heartbeat.

01:37:04.780 We've known it's a heartbeat.

01:37:06.100 It's one of the most amazing moments of early pregnancy, right?

01:37:10.880 You're there.

01:37:11.980 Maybe your spouse is with you.

01:37:13.700 You hear the heartbeat for the first time.

01:37:15.600 It's an overwhelming emotional experience.

01:37:17.740 It is.

01:37:18.100 Or it's created by men to control women. 1.00

01:37:21.140 Or it's just a mechanical sound of some sort.

01:37:26.220 Now, this is, honestly, gang, think this through.

01:37:30.600 Because this is where life gets very scary.

01:37:33.300 This is where you go to authoritarian rule. 0.99

01:37:36.480 And you can kill millions of people.

01:37:39.160 Because you're truly now discrediting things that everyone knows is true. 0.99

01:37:48.220 Okay?

01:37:49.360 So if you disagree with it, you can say that is an evil magic box that has made up sounds in it to convince people.

01:37:58.680 If they will buy that, you're at the Salem witch trials.

01:38:03.480 You're at the Salem witch trials.

01:38:06.960 Well, if she doesn't float, she wasn't a witch. 1.00

01:38:13.020 That's what you're looking at right now.

01:38:16.500 And what's frightening is she can say this with a straight face and no one discredits her from her own side.

01:38:26.160 No one is saying today, you know, I was for Stacey Abrams and then I heard that and that's just evil magic box stuff.

01:38:33.280 That's witchcraft. 1.00

01:38:34.280 What are you talking about?

01:38:35.740 What are you talking about?

01:38:36.460 I can't support her. 0.90

01:38:37.600 And this is a woman who is delusional and has dangerous thinking. 1.00

01:38:43.500 You know, we can't put her into a role of any kind of authority.

01:38:48.120 If she thinks this, if she really believes this, and if not, she's just, she doesn't care about lying.

01:38:54.220 Nobody's saying that.

01:38:55.500 Nobody's saying that on the left.

01:38:57.060 Not a soul.

01:38:59.740 You don't think that they can convince those people that you are a terrorist because of the way you vote?

01:39:09.940 Of course they can.

01:39:13.720 They're so emboldened right now.

01:39:15.980 She thinks she can get away with saying this and people in the audience don't laugh at her or stand up in that public setting and go, come on.

01:39:26.720 Everyone on the panel nods in vigorous agreement.

01:39:29.640 They're heads.

01:39:30.780 You don't think they can convince half the country that you should be eliminated, liquidated, put into a camp, whatever authoritarians love to do? 0.84

01:39:44.080 I got a news for you.

01:39:45.420 I'd be saying the same exact thing if people on the right were doing this.

01:39:51.280 We are headed towards dangerous, dangerous times.

01:39:56.120 We better wake up and stand together because this is a frightening, it's hilarious, but because people are taking it seriously, it is a terrifying statement.

01:40:10.820 Back in a minute.

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01:42:00.560 Here's why this matters.

01:42:02.400 Here's why what people say matters.

01:42:06.560 We have John Fetterman.

01:42:08.800 And John Fetterman, they're keeping in a basement.

01:42:11.920 And they're going to, if he wins, they are going to prove that it doesn't matter what condition people are in.

01:42:23.780 You know, they did it with Joe Biden.

01:42:25.460 And they're still ignoring the fact that he's like,

01:42:28.400 With John Fetterman, it's really bad.

01:42:33.860 The guy had a stroke.

01:42:35.060 And the reason why they say he can't really do any debates is because the lights, the noise,

01:42:40.280 it will be too hard for him to concentrate on that one voice.

01:42:44.060 Are you kidding me?

01:42:44.980 What do you think the Senate's going to be like?

01:42:47.340 So things matter.

01:42:50.080 But also words and actions matter.

01:42:54.200 He called to release all second degree murderers with life sentences.

01:42:59.620 This is 2019.

01:43:01.440 He was a lieutenant governor, chairman of the state's board of pardons.

01:43:05.060 And he said, there are people that are serving life without parole for second degree murder.

01:43:11.180 I hope we could lead to a conversation that would free close to 1,200 people because that legacy never made sense.

01:43:19.520 Now he's saying, I never said that.

01:43:22.220 What are you talking about?

01:43:23.440 What do you mean?

01:43:24.780 No, I know.

01:43:25.880 Hmm.

01:43:27.980 Okay.

01:43:29.240 Well, they're being taken out of context.

01:43:31.140 Out of how?

01:43:32.040 How is it being taken out of context?

01:43:33.560 He also said that he would ban fracking.

01:43:37.980 Now he's saying, oh, no, I frack.

01:43:41.760 I love fracking.

01:43:43.180 I love fracking, fracking, fracking, fracking.

01:43:46.320 I liked fricking frack when I was a kid.

01:43:49.180 I mean, fracking is my middle name.

01:43:52.000 And I really believe that because I had a stroke.

01:43:56.420 They, all of these Democrats are reversing their stances on big, very important things. 0.85

01:44:05.580 And if the public is dumb enough to not see that they're doing it because all of the policies that they're doing are dangerous, reckless, un-American, and will destroy us.

01:44:21.980 When they go for elections and say, no, I'm a moderate, I'm not for any of these crazy things, and you buy into it, what happens in the, in his case, four years or six years of sitting there making laws when he doesn't believe in fracking, when he does believe in reimagining the police? 0.88

01:44:44.540 We are entering a time, and I know you know this.

01:44:55.440 I don't need to remind you.

01:44:56.400 We are entering a time of intense economic pressure right now.

01:44:59.720 Warning signs are in the rearview mirror.

01:45:03.180 Do not wait around for the economy to magically fix itself.

01:45:07.560 By the way, on the blaze, in two weeks, I think, I'm bringing in experts who can explain what is, what is the most likely worst case, most likely best case, and what it means to you.

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01:46:17.660 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:46:22.560 I want to play something from yesterday that Joe Biden said about taxes, a global tax.

01:46:30.020 Listen to this.

01:46:31.140 Cut four.

01:46:34.960 With partners in the Americas, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East, and the Indo-Pacific, we're working to build a new economic ecosystem where every nation, every nation gets a fair shot.

01:46:48.500 And economic growth is resilient, sustainable, and shared.

01:46:51.600 That's why the United States is champion, global minimum tax, and we will work to see it implemented.

01:47:00.260 You know what that means?

01:47:01.320 That means trapping every business where they are.

01:47:05.560 No one can move and get a better deal someplace else.

01:47:09.880 That's what that means.

01:47:11.240 Also, the bankers all met with the House yesterday, and the Oversight Committee for Finance and Banking Regulations,

01:47:27.760 they had one guy who I just, I can't get enough of, they had, what's his name, from, Jamie Dimon, from JPMorgan Chase.

01:47:41.560 And he said something incredible.

01:47:44.740 He said, no, no, we don't, we don't have any policies that we would stop funding oil and gas.

01:47:53.280 Really? Because ESG kind of sounds like one.

01:47:58.300 Congressman Barr is with us now.

01:48:01.540 He's the Congressman Andy Barr from Kentucky.

01:48:05.060 He was there.

01:48:06.560 Did you ask Jamie Dimon to explain ESG to you?

01:48:11.360 Hey, Glenn, good to be on your program.

01:48:13.420 Thank you.

01:48:13.760 Yes, we wanted to make sure that we talked to all of these leaders in finance about their policies

01:48:23.320 and whether or not they were going to cave into the woke thinking on Wall Street

01:48:29.080 and be bullied by the Biden financial regulators and politicize the allocation of capital,

01:48:36.540 or whether they were going to defend free enterprise and the free flow of capital

01:48:41.600 as it is supposed to be efficiently allocated based on supply and demand.

01:48:47.560 For your listeners who don't know, ESG stands for Environmental and Social Governance,

01:48:53.960 which is a trendy way in which the progressive left have weaponized the banking system

01:49:02.700 to discriminate against companies and causes that they don't like, that are unfashionable,

01:49:10.080 such as the fossil energy industry or the firearms manufacturing sector.

01:49:15.680 Or trans, you know, parents, you know, that are speaking out against trans issues or, you know,

01:49:23.080 that you're Coca-Cola, you've got to learn to be not so white, all of that stuff. 1.00

01:49:28.700 That's E, that's the S in ESG.

01:49:32.240 Exactly.

01:49:33.100 And this is a form of discriminatory lending.

01:49:36.540 Banks should be making lending decisions based on objective risk-based metrics,

01:49:42.540 not the standards of woke corporate cancel culture.

01:49:47.440 And the Biden administration has weaponized financial regulators to steer investors into these ESG funds.

01:49:56.280 And what the American people need to know is that they may be unwittingly financing the agenda of the far left.

01:50:04.800 And the result for retail investors, Glenn, is that they are now invested in higher fee, less diversified,

01:50:14.740 and lower return investments.

01:50:17.280 And only 21% FINRA, which is the self-regulatory organization for stockbrokers,

01:50:23.200 in concert with the University of Chicago, they did a study, a survey of retail investors in America.

01:50:28.640 And only 21% of mom-and-pop investors saving for college, saving for retirement,

01:50:35.560 counting on financial performance in their 401K or their IRA,

01:50:39.640 only 21% of Americans even know what ESG is.

01:50:44.700 So there's a real disconnect between the institutional investors, the state pension funds,

01:50:49.740 the Black Rocks and the Vanguards, the asset managers and Wall Street,

01:50:53.640 and some of these big banks and retail investors.

01:50:56.060 But retail investors are actually the owners of the capital.

01:51:00.680 And many of these progressives on Wall Street have misallocated their capital in ways that diminish returns

01:51:10.040 and advance political agendas ahead of financial returns.

01:51:15.620 So wasn't Jamie Dimon lying when he said,

01:51:19.140 no, we don't have any policies that would discriminate or defund oil and gas.

01:51:28.060 They are fully signed on to ESG programs.

01:51:31.840 He even went as far in saying it would be an absolute, what did he say,

01:51:36.000 disaster or American nightmare if we stopped oil and gas?

01:51:40.300 Well, not all of these banks or asset managers are created equal, to be fair.

01:51:46.020 Some of them have more aggressive ESG policies than others.

01:51:51.000 I will say that, at least in the case of Mr. Dimon, that he wrote in a letter to shareholders,

01:51:58.340 and I highlighted this in my questioning of him,

01:52:00.460 that we need a Marshall Plan for U.S. energy dominance to help ourselves and our allies

01:52:06.200 to decrease our dependence on Russia, for example, or foreign sources of energy.

01:52:12.660 And so he, at least, and his institution, JPMorgan Chase,

01:52:16.360 they admit that they will continue, and they committed to continuing to finance oil and natural gas.

01:52:22.440 I focused on coal. Kentucky is a coal state.

01:52:25.320 Twenty-two percent of America's electricity generation still comes from coal.

01:52:29.320 We're going to need coal in the future, just like we're going to need other fossil energy sources,

01:52:34.240 natural gas and oil.

01:52:37.080 And he did commit, at least to me, that his institution would continue to finance fossil energy.

01:52:43.840 And we need to.

01:52:44.820 We don't need to be bullied by climate alarmists, non-investor stakeholders,

01:52:48.880 or Biden financial regulators to choke off financing or investment into American energy companies.

01:52:55.840 And yet that is what the ESG movement is.

01:52:58.060 They are trying to implement their Green New Deal, 0.86

01:53:02.840 their radical climate alarmism agenda through financial regulation and through the financial system.

01:53:10.180 And this is absolutely compromising American energy dominance, American energy independence.

01:53:15.140 And we have literally gone, Glenn, from a position of American energy dominance to energy desperate

01:53:22.200 in just two years under these Biden policies in concert with Woke Wall Street.

01:53:29.740 We're about to do the same thing to farming.

01:53:33.120 Yeah, exactly.

01:53:34.500 And so my argument is we need more, not less financing.

01:53:38.660 I mean, we talk about the Biden war on energy, you know, canceling the Keystone XL pipeline,

01:53:44.040 canceling infrastructure projects, holding up 4,400 drilling permits, frustrating the construction of new refineries.

01:53:50.800 All of that's true.

01:53:51.960 But ground zero in the Biden war against American energy and American energy independence and affordable,

01:53:58.900 reliable energy is the weaponization of financial regulation.

01:54:02.680 Because let's face it, this is a capital intensive industry and investors just will not allocate capital into this capital intensive industry

01:54:13.520 unless they know that there's some certainty with the regulation.

01:54:17.540 So some of the other CEOs, I will say, are not as are not as open to financing energy.

01:54:26.100 And so we made it we made a big point about keeping politics out of the business of banking.

01:54:33.160 Be a bank. Don't don't be a don't be a political party.

01:54:36.300 OK, so we're talking to Congressman Andy Barr from Kentucky.

01:54:40.300 He is on the House Financial Services Committee and also member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

01:54:45.820 Let me let me let me ask you, did you get to Visa and MasterCard and American Express with the with the new gun registration?

01:55:01.740 Yes. So one of my one of my colleagues, Congressman Williams from Texas, did press the the bankers,

01:55:09.920 the bank CEOs on this issue, of course, this was this is a new merchant code for your listeners.

01:55:16.900 And for those of us who believe the Second Amendment is fundamental, that they have created the banks didn't do this.

01:55:24.480 But the credit card companies created a new merchant code for firearms.

01:55:30.060 And and some banks have participated in pushing for this.

01:55:34.860 And the danger of this, of course, is that it allows for woke banks who pursue this ESG agenda to discriminate against Americans who are exercising their lawful Second Amendment rights.

01:55:50.040 It is it is the concern is it is a way in which banks can stop the financing of Americans simply exercising their rights.

01:56:00.060 The bankers yesterday when asked about this question from Congressman Williams, they said, look, this was not our decision.

01:56:07.320 We just follow the rules. But the truth is.

01:56:09.940 But the truth is this is of deep concern because it's another way in which the financial system is weaponized to discriminate against Americans who are simply exercising their rights.

01:56:22.280 But it was amalgamated bank that was pushing for the change of the rules.

01:56:28.440 They were the ones who brought ESG to America in the first place.

01:56:31.920 Strangely, a union bank.

01:56:33.980 And they're the ones who were pushing for this and and got it changed.

01:56:38.860 So are they saying now we're held to some international banking standard and we can't do anything about it?

01:56:45.400 Yeah, they are.

01:56:46.000 And I joined with several of my colleagues in writing a letter to that bank and objecting to their their pushing of this to, again, politicize capital allocation and politics should not be in banking.

01:57:00.340 It should be about, you know, objective factors.

01:57:03.900 Is the borrower credit worthy?

01:57:06.260 Yeah.

01:57:06.940 Is it based on sound underwriting?

01:57:09.380 Does this borrower have the ability to repay regardless of what what they're doing?

01:57:14.160 And so in addition to fighting ESG, we've also been promoting fair access to banking.

01:57:20.200 You know, long ago, there was discrimination in banking and read what they call redlining, where African-Americans were denied access to credit for racist reasons.

01:57:33.760 This was a horrible practice.

01:57:36.140 Well, today, the discriminatory lending is against conservatives.

01:57:39.340 It's banks in concert with liberals in government who use the weaponize the banking system to discriminate against those who are exercising their Second Amendment rights or the fossil energy industry.

01:57:52.540 Or, as you say, you know, parents who just want visibility into their schools.

01:57:57.580 And so we cannot allow this to happen.

01:58:01.100 We want to depoliticize finance.

01:58:03.340 And this is going to be a major, major focus of Republicans on the Financial Services Committee when we take the gavels back, when we retire Nancy Pelosi and take back the majority.

01:58:12.780 You're going to be the committee chairperson, most likely, are you not?

01:58:17.440 Well, I'm in the leadership of the committee, and Patrick McHenry is our ranking member now.

01:58:23.000 So he will be the chairman of the full committee, and he is on board with our focus on this.

01:58:30.420 And many of my other colleagues are really focused on this.

01:58:33.680 Congressman Huizinga, who will chair the Capital Market Subcommittee.

01:58:36.860 French Hill from Arkansas.

01:58:38.540 Brian Stile from Wisconsin.

01:58:39.920 And we are going to shine a bright light on this and make sure that investors know that some of these leaders in finance are not doing right by them as investors.

01:58:56.000 The job of a fiduciary, an investment advisor, the job of the investment advisor is to maximize returns for the investor.

01:59:06.000 It is not to pursue a political agenda at the expense of the investor.

01:59:11.780 And that's what we're seeing with this political agenda infecting the financial markets.

01:59:18.000 Some of them are even saying, a friend of mine went and talked about ESG, was asked about ESG at this investment seminar thing.

01:59:25.940 And the guy said, look, I mean, it's going to cost money.

01:59:29.500 You're going to probably lose money in the investment the first 10 years, but it's going to really take off.

01:59:33.480 And he's like, you're talking to a group of people that most of us have gray hair here.

01:59:40.020 We're, you know, 10 years away or five years away from retirement age.

01:59:45.060 And you're talking to us about selling to us something that you say is most likely not going to be the best return for the next 10 years.

01:59:54.480 And I had to ask you about that.

01:59:57.100 That's kind of a problem.

01:59:59.000 A big problem.

01:59:59.900 And consider this also, Glenn, most of these ESG funds carry much higher fees.

02:00:09.220 So the reason why BlackRock and some of these other asset managers are promoting this is because they say it takes their skill to put together these environmentally friendly funds.

02:00:20.500 And so they charge, on average, 43% higher than non-ESG funds.

02:00:25.540 And not only that, they violate the basic test of investing, investing 101, which is diversification.

02:00:32.620 They're heavy on tech and they're light on energy.

02:00:35.440 And if you see what happened in the markets, in the equity markets over the last eight, nine months, a huge tech sell-off and energy prices went up.

02:00:43.840 So if you were invested in energy, you did better.

02:00:46.480 Well, many investors who are unwittingly invested in ESG, their losses were much more severe because there was this huge tech sell-off and they didn't have any energy stocks in their portfolio.

02:00:57.860 Andy, I am up against the network break and I've really got to run.

02:01:00.520 But can you give me a yes or no question?

02:01:01.860 Are you up to speed on the digital currency and what's going on with all of that with the government?

02:01:07.960 I'd love to have you back next week to talk about digital currency if you can.

02:01:14.220 I'd love to talk to you about the dangers, the dangers of a central bank digital currency and why we need to promote private sector innovation, not have the government run digital currency.

02:01:24.360 Thank you so much.

02:01:25.020 That's Congressman Andy Barr from Kentucky.

02:01:27.100 You can follow him at Barr, B-A-R-R.house.gov.

02:01:31.320 So an update from Goldline.

02:01:33.160 Some research mainstream media never published, but certainly had access to.

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02:01:41.740 That directly contradicts their own public statements about excessive interest rate hikes causing a deep recession.

02:01:49.140 Their own study warns that a recession and liken our current economic situation to that of a depression was published right before Jerome Powell was on TV saying the opposite.

02:02:03.960 They buried it, and now they're just saying, well, we disagree with that.

02:02:08.240 Oh, really?

02:02:08.960 Then why'd you bury it?

02:02:09.620 Why didn't you just address that?

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The Glenn Beck Program - September 22, 2022

The Most Pathetic, Desperate Lawsuit Against Trump Yet？｜ Guest： Rep. Andy Barr ｜ 9⧸22⧸22

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The Glenn Beck Program - September 22, 2022

The Most Pathetic, Desperate Lawsuit Against Trump Yet？ ｜ Guest： Rep. Andy Barr ｜ 9⧸22⧸22

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The Most Pathetic, Desperate Lawsuit Against Trump Yet？｜ Guest： Rep. Andy Barr ｜ 9⧸22⧸22