The Glenn Beck Program - The PC Culture INVASION Is Now Full-On Tribalism ｜ Guest： Elijah Schaffer

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00:01:25.860 hello america it's monday and another word has been banned yes another word we're not supposed to use

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00:03:38.820 stew i don't know if you saw this uh but i don't think we're supposed to use the word invasion

00:03:56.080 anymore you know we can't use the word target can't use the word target we're gonna target this market

00:04:02.780 can't do that can't do that no that causes uh i mean all sorts of violence so it's crazy what's

00:04:09.720 happening the violence from the word target uh now you can't use the word invasion because if you use

00:04:16.940 the word invasion invasion is the word you're not supposed to use the which word invasion invasion

00:04:24.360 invasion say specifically the word invasion yes is a word in fact you know what we've said it to

00:04:29.660 music so you can remember uh go ahead here it is that's helpful it is uh just so you can remember

00:04:57.840 what that word is uh it's invasion that you're not supposed to say any now because because it

00:05:04.140 causes people to uh go into violence no it really doesn't no the word doesn't uh no you know what

00:05:11.620 doesn't definitely doesn't cause people to go into violence what and create any conflict um it only

00:05:16.520 unites people is when you accuse 50 of the united states of america of being racist racist that is

00:05:23.060 definitely not that's a word you can use that's fine well in certain circumstances you can use it

00:05:28.680 you may have found out in the past that you're not allowed to use it in all no not in all circumstances

00:05:33.240 if you're questioning the racist the racist tendencies of a president that is not a republican

00:05:39.700 you can't use it but there's lots of other times yeah right now you can use it you know the word you

00:05:45.040 can't use what's that invasion invasion invasion right we're not allowed to say the word invasion

00:05:52.300 invasion invasion the word we're not allowed to say is invasion invasion invasion invasion

00:05:59.640 invasion not quite clear invasion invasion invasion invasion invasion invasion invasion

00:06:07.260 now now i understand you know i i think as americans we've been beaten down a little bit

00:06:13.740 to lose kind of that rebellious spirit that we've always had i mean that was the spirit of america

00:06:20.220 it's like oh you don't think i can cross those mountains all right just watch me you know and

00:06:25.320 then you're trapped in the snowstorm and you end up you know eating each other but not all rebellion

00:06:30.980 is good but i'm tired of the stupid i'm tired of the stuff that is the word rebellion i mean

00:06:42.080 that's not even that shouldn't even be rebellious but if you look you know we are in the time of

00:06:49.340 of lenny bruce i mean really truly lenny bruce said the things that were humorous uh but was making a

00:06:59.460 point and wasn't afraid to say it and if he went to jail he went to jail we're not even talking about

00:07:06.060 jail we're talking about facebook jail and we're afraid to say stuff i don't know if you saw the uh

00:07:12.580 the uh story that was written or the the op-ed that was written in the spectator by bridget phetasy

00:07:19.460 she's a new friend of a new friend of mine and i just i think she's hysterical uh and i think she's

00:07:26.940 hysterical because she's never really been political and and yet she thought she was she thought she was

00:07:34.480 this uber lefty and in many ways she i don't know in many ways she kind of is i don't know if she's

00:07:42.600 really lefty she's just uh you know she's like i just want everybody to get together and be happy

00:07:48.620 and be nice to each other and i don't think she's it's not even bad i don't she's certainly not an

00:07:54.020 uber lefty i would not classify no i think she was perceived as one there's just this thing that i

00:07:59.220 think you see a lot now there's like a an aspect of the left and the sort of moderate side of things

00:08:07.020 that looks at the world and says okay i might not agree with you on taxes or health care or whatever

00:08:13.640 but like clearly the left woke thing is nuts yes right like you know the this incredible pc you know

00:08:23.300 cancel culture craziness is something that can't possibly be positive for our civilization yeah

00:08:30.960 like if you you know you get in trouble just for saying invasion invasion we're not allowed to say

00:08:38.300 the word invasion invasion invasion the word we're not allowed to say is invasion invasion invasion

00:08:46.420 you know for instance like if you're on fox news here they are avoiding it facts we spoke about

00:08:59.860 is simple when you have individuals in in large quantities that enter another country by force

00:09:07.700 or illegally waving the flag of another country that is an invasion i stand by those words

00:09:13.760 hold on so so what what this has caused go ahead art what this has caused obviously we've got to

00:09:20.780 push back on comments like that people will take issue with you calling it that it's obviously a

00:09:27.320 sensitive issue right now so i want to deal with what we saw in this exclusive video with this armed

00:09:32.880 man throwing these devices into this ice facility last month this is obviously something that you need

00:09:38.900 to directly respond to because this is this is something that is alarming okay so wait so he just gave the

00:09:48.140 definition of an invasion and they said don't use the word invasion invasion all right stop it stop it right

00:10:01.960 now what were we not supposed to use i can't even i don't even know now you stopped it in the middle

00:10:05.920 oh you know they were getting really yeah you didn't invasion invasion we're not allowed to say

00:10:13.340 the word invasion invasion invasion the word we're not allowed to say

00:10:19.340 from bridget phetasy like millions of other americans i'm exhausted but i'm not tired from

00:10:35.780 resisting or tired from screaming at a maga rally i'm just tired of the toxic tribalism infecting the

00:10:43.280 very foundations of our democracy straining our relationships and poisoning our view of our

00:10:49.620 fellow humans i'm tired of everyone being outraged getting worked up over the latest news cycle only to

00:10:55.980 forget about it two hours later i'm tired of being afraid to voice my own opinions of knowing how saying

00:11:02.480 the wrong thing at a barbecue while someone is filming on their iphone could result in a nationwide

00:11:07.920 clarion call for my head on a pike i'm tired of the rage mobs and the cancellations 2016 was a breaking

00:11:16.560 point or at least a watershed moment when the vilification of diverse opinion exploded trump versus

00:11:23.960 hillary faced everything into forced everything into a binary and suddenly bipartisan bipartisanship and

00:11:31.300 moderation and radical positions to take now you aren't just voicing out of habit or god forbid voting for

00:11:39.540 your own interests every vote is a statement on your own personal identity and worth your value who you

00:11:48.300 are what world you want whether or not you're a good person or an evil person it all boils down to

00:11:55.020 whichever lever you pull damn your reasons vote for the right person or else you're a fascist or a racist

00:12:02.740 a globalist or a communist politically disinterested citizens like me have increasingly been pulled off

00:12:10.680 the sidelines into this incredibly divisive political climate unwilling combatants in a battle fought among fiercely

00:12:18.820 partisan tribes many are being bullied into involving themselves in the process because intolerance and shaming

00:12:26.800 have become features of the american life thanks in no small part to social media the simple act of expressing your

00:12:34.060 opinion or even going so far as to ask a question has been negative has had negative effects on lives and has

00:12:41.800 destroyed people you may have once fancied yourself a good progressive while also having an opinion that

00:12:47.980 there are only two genders or you may describe yourself as a staunch conservative but tend to think racial

00:12:54.060 targeting by police is a problem or the cardinal sin you may have decided to vote for a candidate you felt better

00:13:01.360 represented your concerns upon voicing on social media you think you're fairly normal and have moderate

00:13:09.620 views but then you find out something you didn't know you are the enemy and not just the enemy you're evil

00:13:18.360 evil evil after 2016's chaotic impact on the culture took hold each mere opinion or vote became life or death

00:13:28.740 the fight for the survival of civilization and you're either with civilization or you're against

00:13:34.980 civilization the trouble is everyone believes they're on the right side of history and they all

00:13:42.000 justify abhorrent behavior in service of that belief families are now divided extremes have become

00:13:48.980 more extreme and shades of gray are being shunned expressions of nuance mocked anyone moderate with a

00:13:57.180 brain and anything anything to lose has gone completely silent i get it i understand why the silent majority

00:14:06.480 is uneasy they're not wrong to worry that sharing their opinion could cost them their livelihood most

00:14:14.420 people are just trying to raise their families and pay their bills and pine for the days when they only

00:14:18.640 had to think about politics every four years now millions of independent thinkers recently polled at about

00:14:24.520 70 percent of the american population are labeled as the exhausted majority those harboring intense

00:14:31.680 feelings of political homelessness and ideological isolation you say that at number again 70 percent

00:14:40.480 both parties demand totalitarian-like devotion to their ideology and if you're indifferent apathetic or

00:14:48.580 nuanced in your approach to politics you'll end up in the wasteland of the center tireless unprotected and

00:14:56.000 increasingly insulated you'll have no tribe but you're not alone my inboxes have become something of a

00:15:04.700 confession booth for people who have issues with their own side or sympathy for their political opponents

00:15:10.400 people i speak with at length in person have all manner of opinions and thoughts and they they don't not only

00:15:16.520 feel comfortable admitting this publicly but they go out of their way to craft an online image that

00:15:23.000 portrays sometimes the exact opposite the trouble with living under mob law is that no one is honest

00:15:29.860 gee think of that but this silencing of public and private personas needs to stop we all abandon

00:15:38.520 our duty as citizens when we put party loyalty over thinking critically and speaking truthfully

00:15:44.300 we can't expect integrity from our leaders if we don't expect it from ourselves

00:15:48.840 thank you bridget thank you it is absolutely our duty as citizens to denounce demagoguery where we see it

00:15:58.020 when we see it to fight corruption to push back against attacks on free speech due process and the

00:16:04.360 scientific method to combat racism sexism anti-semitism and all forms of bigotry to continue to extend the

00:16:11.780 gains made by the civil rights movement to demand compromise and moderation this starts with

00:16:17.440 fighting our own tribal instincts and laziness and educating ourselves we may not see eye to eye on how

00:16:24.480 to best how to best make america even greater but we need to be able to have a conversation about it

00:16:30.000 that starts with extending good faith and grace to people with whom we disagree it doesn't start with

00:16:36.540 calling everyone who disagrees with us garbage this is what we have been saying and the good news is

00:16:43.900 it's coming from people who have traditionally considered themselves on the left it's happening

00:16:52.160 and i'll i'll show you i'm the beginning of a theory i think the pendulum is swinging back the other way

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00:18:50.260 so bridget was saying in her in her essay that democracy doesn't die in the darkness

00:19:09.020 it dies when politics become team sports in full view of a bloodthirsty cheering electorate you know

00:19:18.260 um it's interesting because the democracy dies in the darkness no it really doesn't it you know one

00:19:24.780 of my favorite scenes from star wars any of the first three it's in fact one of the only good scenes

00:19:29.360 is that one scene where palpatine is talking about protecting the empire and everyone is cheering

00:19:37.880 and he's talking about all the evil things he's going to do and everyone is cheering

00:19:42.060 and that's when what's her face natalie portman's character says this is how democracy dies

00:19:48.800 liberty dies liberty dies thunderous applause yeah right yeah um and it's true we are we're in the

00:19:56.060 roman coliseum we just not we're just not feeding each other to lions dot dot dot yet

00:20:01.220 we're just not there but we are headed that way we are i mean it was it was funny last week to hear

00:20:11.220 people call people conspiracy theorists on both sides for the same kind of theory one just said

00:20:17.420 that epstein was killed by uh you know trump and the other side said it was he was killed by clinton

00:20:23.320 you know there's a possibility and i i don't know if you're willing to consider it that neither of

00:20:28.440 those guys killed him yeah it seems like the the medical examiner came up with that crazy theory

00:20:33.540 yeah which was uh he hung himself yeah and in his jail cell the medical examiner's name of course was

00:20:39.540 george soros but okay i mean you're not caring for the what the caring water for the nazis

00:20:48.900 i was you're you're you're you have a right to your own voice well this is the coverage you saw in

00:20:57.800 portland right like you don't have to be you know some militia group working marching down the streets

00:21:04.440 of portland and you also don't need to be antifa yes right and like i was listening to even there

00:21:10.360 was some you know expert from the you serve in the barack obama administration talking about

00:21:15.040 uh yeah he was a you know terrorism expert he's talking about the rise of of these groups

00:21:19.420 on both sides and he does mention antifa as a danger but goes on to say look you know i think

00:21:26.420 it's very ironic that we're talking about making antifa into a terrorist group when they were

00:21:31.100 specifically formed to stop terrorism no it's like no they weren't what world do you live in where you

00:21:38.180 you actually believe because it says antifa you're like oh well they anti-fa fascist anti-fascist

00:21:45.020 see they're anti-fascist so therefore they're okay they're pro totalitarianism well yeah they are

00:21:50.940 they are communists they were this comes from the battle between communists and fascists in the 1930s

00:21:58.500 and they were both just as dangerous and both just as deadly yeah i mean it's it's it's crazy to think

00:22:05.960 otherwise to get someone who just will come out and say look taking pieces of cement and throwing them

00:22:13.100 at officers and citizens beating the crap out of old people in the middle of the street yeah why that

00:22:17.440 has to have any controversy attached to it why you can't just say that and admit it is a big part of

00:22:22.760 the problem i think she's talking about here so i want to get into uh the pendulum between me and we

00:22:29.740 the we generation and the me generation and how that has an 80 year cycle but i think it's starting

00:22:39.180 to go back to the me and i'll explain coming up you're listening to glenn beck

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00:25:08.800 i'm going to share with you some what i think is good news i've been you know i've been studying waves

00:25:16.200 and uh and pendulums and curves for for a long time now i've been looking for where history repeats

00:25:24.440 itself and one of the important pendulums has been the me and we back in the 1980s we were at the

00:25:33.260 the zenith of the me generation and everybody says that's bad and it might be bad because we are in this

00:25:41.140 together but the deal with the me generation is it never goes bad with government uh taking over a

00:25:50.260 bunch of stuff because it's all about the individual and so nobody can cobble together a big enough force

00:25:56.580 to have a you know a totalitarian state traditionally speaking and it's an 80 year cycle now we're

00:26:05.100 approaching the zenith of the we the last time uh america or the west saw we was in the 1930s

00:26:15.020 and we know what happened and we went through the new deal because we were all in it together

00:26:20.440 and we had all kinds of socialist ideas that had been brewing for a while but all of a sudden they

00:26:27.360 kicked in same thing happened the we before that uh was during the civil war

00:26:33.980 uh and that was the the exact time that over in europe they were doing the communist manifesto

00:26:41.700 and the time before that was the american revolution and the french revolution

00:26:45.500 the french revolution shows that if you don't have the right principles it goes awry

00:26:51.900 the communist manifesto in europe if you go into a we generation and you don't have the right

00:26:57.880 principles you go awry same thing here so 2025 is the peak of the we generation and then it starts

00:27:07.980 to come back now i asked the guy who did all the research on this and i said so do you what what is

00:27:17.080 the effect of social media and he said we don't know and i said it would it should speed it up shouldn't

00:27:23.100 it and he said it might well i think we have i think we've seen the peak i could be wrong but i

00:27:30.920 think we've seen the peak of the we generation i think we're moving in the other direction and let me

00:27:37.800 make the case there are three factors that we're all feeling right now one of them is globalism

00:27:44.540 globalism versus nationalism the globalists i think are still in control and and a lot of people feel

00:27:53.320 the pressure from globalism and when i say globalism what i mean is having to be the world's policeman

00:28:00.040 uh having everybody tied together and no real nation state no borders or anything else and on top of

00:28:08.320 that uh you have uh corrupt cronyism and capitalism that's just corrupt not a free market but a corrupt

00:28:16.980 game-playing capitalism that's controlled by very wealthy people and governments okay so those things

00:28:24.520 are still on the rise and no one you can say you're cleaning out the swamp but are you cleaning out the

00:28:29.700 swamp is the swamp allowed to be cleaned out by anybody who's actually taking on uh the big things

00:28:38.200 now donald trump you can paint him as a warmonger but the last thing he is as a warmonger he was not

00:28:45.280 for any of these wars that is a direct reflection of people saying i'm tired of this globalist thing

00:28:52.300 and that's why it's being pushed to nationalism okay and it's being pushed there by things that are

00:29:00.980 easily taken care of but if you don't take care of those things the country will become more and more

00:29:07.600 nationalistic because what people are saying is why are we spending so much money abroad why are we

00:29:13.360 doing these things these people are getting rich and i'm getting poor what are you doing i care about

00:29:20.000 my country i care about when you boil it down i don't care about my country as much as i care about

00:29:25.480 my neighborhood i do care about my country but i'm seeing things fall apart in my neighborhood and

00:29:32.360 that's the pain point that's what's pushing nationalism uh and it's going to push it on both

00:29:38.060 sides in the end it'll push it on both sides socialism is also going up but that is because

00:29:44.540 capitalism has not been routed out for being corrupt it needs to be corrected companies need to

00:29:53.600 be corrected let them stand on their own let them fail don't give them any special favors

00:29:59.780 let the little guy have a chance to compete that's not happening and every day you read something

00:30:07.120 about facebook facebook or google those things are hurting they're not helping because people see

00:30:14.500 these things as giant corporations not socialist movement giant corporations that are corrupt that

00:30:21.280 are getting their way and getting rich off of our backs so that's another reason why socialism is

00:30:27.200 going up but we're going the opposite direction and i think this is a leading indicator we're starting

00:30:35.680 to feel the pain now on we we're starting to feel the pain on i have to walk lock step with a tribe or i'm

00:30:45.620 going to lose my job or i'm going to lose all my friends or i'm going to lose my family that's so

00:30:51.420 un-american that's so unlike us except in wee moments and it's the worst i've ever seen it and

00:30:59.600 the worst i think this is the worst since the civil war and you're either with entirely 100 percent or

00:31:09.380 you're against entirely 100 percent and people are tired of it and they're they're fed up with it on

00:31:16.220 both sides i think this is good news pat yeah and there may have been some indication of what

00:31:24.120 you're talking about with bill maher over the weekend right yeah uh have you guys played that

00:31:28.660 yet no let's play here's here's bill maher over the weekend bds is a purity test by people who want

00:31:35.040 to appear woke but actually slept through history class that's awesome that's awesome wow it's talking

00:31:42.880 about the boycott israel on this notion i think it's very shallow thinking that the jews are in

00:31:49.640 israel mostly white and the palestinians are browner so they must be innocent and correct and the jews

00:31:55.120 must be wrong as as if the occupation came right out of the blue that this completely peaceful people

00:32:02.180 found themselves occupied forget about the invitatas and the suicide bombings and the rockets and how many

00:32:08.820 wars and let me read omar barghouti is one of the co-founders of the movement his quote no palestinian

00:32:17.660 rational palestinian not a sellout palestinian will ever accept a jewish state in palestine so that's

00:32:25.300 where that comes from this movement someone who doesn't even want a palace a jewish state at all

00:32:30.680 somehow this side never gets presented in the american media it's very odd isn't it huh how about that

00:32:37.260 how about that for a democrat a clear-cut liberal coming out against that bds movement he's one of

00:32:43.920 the only guys that has been able to withstand it somewhat yeah he has even he has crumbled somewhat

00:32:50.820 um but he has been willing to stand up for what he believed was right in spite of his audience

00:32:58.520 and you're seeing it more and more and this is this this is almost a third rail almost a third rail

00:33:06.300 it's not quite but if you left it alone it would be another year or two of festering with bds and

00:33:12.940 just looking the other way it would become a third rail on the left yeah and what did we see this weekend

00:33:17.660 we saw uh omar and to leave i believe it was retweeting a holocaust deniers cartoon yeah about about

00:33:24.400 israel you had um palestine banning um uh pro events by lgbt um uh communities in the area because

00:33:36.020 you can't they can't do that there's no no complaint from anyone here in the united states these people

00:33:40.900 that were so angry about ilan omar and rashida talib not being able to go visit her grandmother even

00:33:47.280 though she was and decided not to so upset about that but not upset about them you know retweeting

00:33:54.140 cartoons from holocaust deniers and not upset about lgbt people being trounced in their rights

00:34:01.400 in palestine quote-unquote palestine no interest at all from them on that story not that story

00:34:07.620 fascinating i think the squad or the tribe or whatever you want to call them uh that pack of

00:34:15.000 of rabid women uh i think they're actually hurting the democrats more than they more than

00:34:23.100 anyone ever thought and i think the leadership knows that oh yeah but they just can't get a grip

00:34:27.180 on them it can't control them it's one of the of course not they're revolutionaries right um the

00:34:34.260 the amazing thing to me is is this is part of the pain that people are feeling they don't want to be

00:34:41.500 for instance let's take on our own side there are lots of things about donald trump that bother me

00:34:47.400 and you're immediately called a racist if you like donald trump well i don't like the footsie that

00:34:55.080 you know people like steve bannon were playing um i don't think donald trump is a racist i don't i

00:35:01.300 don't think he hates the jews i don't think he hates the muslims i don't think he hates mexicans

00:35:07.080 he's a businessman and a performer that's what he is and you may not like what he says or how he says

00:35:15.660 it and some of his policies but that doesn't make you a racist but if you step out and go i don't

00:35:23.240 really like that i don't like what he said there all of a sudden you're a what conservative yeah you

00:35:30.780 know you're you're you're out of the tribe that won't work if you want to get anyone elected

00:35:36.980 within any kind of of majority that's what the democrats have taught the right and that's what

00:35:46.680 the democrats are farther down this road and i think there's a lot of democrats who are like

00:35:50.540 look i want to be i believe in you know health care for all and i believe in a lot of these things

00:35:56.120 but i gotta tell you i don't believe america is a bad place and i don't believe bds is right and

00:36:03.420 there's something wrong with these women there's something wrong with these congress people these

00:36:08.780 people are not in line with the average democrat and i think there's a lot of democrats that want to

00:36:15.820 say that just as many democrats as there are republicans who say yeah i'm going to vote for

00:36:21.020 donald trump but i got a problem with this this and this right and of course the greatest

00:36:25.320 strategy of uh electoral uh strategy for donald trump right now is to show everyone exactly who

00:36:31.200 the squad is keep pointing to them and telling everyone that's who the democrats are it is and

00:36:35.980 the democrats are trying doing everything they can behind the scenes to try to make it so that's not

00:36:40.540 obvious to everyone right because i mean like what is the real line between uh the the average democrat

00:36:47.080 and um and the squad i mean it's it's generally speaking loudness right the squad keeps admitting

00:36:54.180 these things they've been fighting for for how many decades and that's not what's supposed to

00:36:58.300 happen and they're just kind of dumb enough to blurt it out there they want to tell you who they are

00:37:05.360 remember that yeah i said that or never forget i can i can still feel what i felt like when i said

00:37:12.340 that on fox in 2009 or 10 they want they're desperate to tell you who they really are absolutely

00:37:20.800 that will be their undoing and that's it their masks have come off and they they refuse to sit

00:37:27.660 down because they know they're right and they're tired of it they're tired of all these people saying

00:37:34.960 oh that's not the american people you can't say that they want to tell you they're tired of the

00:37:39.880 incremental progression the progression is not fast enough and now they're going for revolution

00:37:45.340 exactly right exactly right thank you so much pat pat gray unleashed you can watch his uh podcast

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00:39:50.720 on the night of the solstice but she fiercely protects the children of earth and so should we

00:39:57.000 pat has that same bumper sticker on his car it's weird it's weird uh i was weighing uh laying away

00:40:02.660 awake in my bed worrying about something when a voice in my heart said marianne most people in the

00:40:09.480 world do not have beds that's deep yeah that's deep right after a general sow's chicken that would be

00:40:17.260 something i would be open up the wrapper you snap the fortune cookie in half and you think

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00:40:41.920 powerful all the films were good but avatar changed the world oh yes that might be the worst take of

00:40:49.280 all of them no no no you haven't heard it yet you haven't heard it yet sure it didn't win an oscar

00:40:55.160 but james cameron deserves a nobel peace prize can anyone name one character from that movie it's one

00:41:01.960 of the biggest movies of all time can anyone name any any characters from thank you what happened in it

00:41:06.920 does anyone remember it it is so weird that that is so big and i i think i i was like not moved by it

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00:41:48.920 i'm hillary that's your four minute buzz and now here's glenn and steve with the next hour

00:41:54.320 thanks so much uh so tanya and i had a discussion over the weekend of being you know setting a new

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00:43:40.280 that and then there's another side that is confronting them it was a tough weekend in portland

00:43:47.520 we have somebody who was there to videotape all of it and we go there in one minute this is the glenbeck

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00:45:40.840 you know this might say something about the company that i keep

00:45:55.900 uh but i had a lot of volunteers to go to portland uh this last weekend and i'm like why would you want

00:46:02.540 to do that i want to be there i want to see this uh but elijah schaefer was the one that was selected

00:46:08.720 to go up to uh at least for for me i know i think he was going up anyway um but uh he went up to

00:46:16.700 portland and was in the crowd you know videotaping and documenting the beatings and he saw all kinds of

00:46:23.620 things welcome to the program elijah how are you you know what i'm doing great right now i'm talking

00:46:29.700 to you outside of portland oregon still here in the middle of uh ground zero thank you for having me on

00:46:35.320 you bet the uh host of slightly offensive uh and uh elijah goes into some of the places that i would

00:46:43.300 never go into uh and i think for obvious reason i think i would have had the the crap kicked out of me

00:46:49.160 uh in that crowd uh this weekend yeah you know what and i i'm not going to be vulgar here but this

00:46:55.440 is a true story you know i was brandishing some blaze logos while i was out there and a lot of people

00:47:01.500 uh surprising glenn they really hate you uh

00:47:05.080 they uh they they uh they had a weird obsession um with your genitals to the point if you actually

00:47:12.740 watch one of our clips um one man would dressed in a uh dog i guess i could describe it as a dog

00:47:19.440 sex fetish costume which is the number one way to get respect and show you mean business sure

00:47:23.840 uh sure he had he had a megaphone he was leading the chance during after they had assaulted and beat up

00:47:30.060 uh two elderly people he just began to talk about things that maybe i was doing with you um a lot of

00:47:36.780 homophobic slurs talking about the taste of your body and weird things that you're a mormon these

00:47:41.760 guys know all about you so you're basically a little celebrity in that yeah good good well i'd

00:47:45.720 love to you know have i'd love to have him come over and i'll put a dog dish down so he can have

00:47:50.240 some water i do believe we have a bleeped version of this particular video if you'd like to if you

00:47:54.280 haven't seen this go ahead go ahead

00:47:55.380 hey come over here you got

00:48:08.640 you'll hear the um guy on the megaphone in a moment

00:48:13.260 give him a pass out

00:48:16.620 yes your mother just made me a text

00:48:22.460 you all

00:48:23.720 it's the guys who suck glenbeck

00:48:25.740 i just smell it on their breath

00:48:28.940 the f*** of glenbeck

00:48:31.260 and that must not taste very good

00:48:34.420 maybe it tastes like

00:48:36.700 all right i don't think we need to hear any more of what he was saying

00:48:40.320 no i think we all get interesting observations yeah yeah yeah it seemed to be very very in the

00:48:44.900 i thought a lot about it i would say elijah it was not a off the top of his head sort of point

00:48:49.400 you seem to be dreaming about it for a very long time

00:48:52.380 so elijah is your i think we could move on from this uh elijah as you're you're sitting there and

00:48:58.780 you're watching them beat people is there anybody decent in the crowd

00:49:05.300 is there anyone that's wearing a mask that is like you're thinking they're thinking no we gotta stop doing this

00:49:11.320 this is not good

00:49:12.260 yeah you know i i really would have hoped that was the case and and actually what happened was i think uh

00:49:18.400 obviously these are protesters right so i don't want to paint the picture that you know

00:49:23.060 everybody on the right side isn't also maybe looking for a fight because there are people out there looking for a fight

00:49:28.460 but what happened was is after they had a you know assaulted an old man and woman

00:49:32.740 especially if a young um young person stands up to you i get you might fight back these are old people

00:49:37.620 they smash an egg over the wife's head um then we have this video can we roll this while he's talking

00:49:42.980 please yeah go ahead and roll this while he's talking

00:49:45.180 turn the sound down please go ahead and um yeah and they they start pushing on the floor and then i would

00:49:52.640 think you know at the very least you would stop there but then they start stomping on the man's body

00:49:57.480 while he's on the one and and it's to the point where this man was basically seizuring at a

00:50:03.600 point and then all around him the people are like oh just let him go people are yelling obscenities

00:50:08.640 f you you deserve this i had to go actually get the police to come to get them out just because i was

00:50:14.940 afraid that they were going to kill the people uh and and what was the guy doing that that they felt

00:50:23.060 he deserved that look i watched the altercation for a while and i know that he did use an expletive

00:50:31.300 i mean people were pushing him and shoving him and i know he did call someone uh you know a homophobic

00:50:37.060 slur back to them um and they were telling me you need to go you need to leave and he stood there

00:50:41.740 and then they just basically jumped on them uh in the middle of public park and they pepper sprayed

00:50:47.760 them multiple times the face of bear mace and they were blinded for about an hour and a half i

00:50:52.560 actually had to take an hour out of the day i didn't have to but i had to help you know nurse

00:50:56.880 them back to life because they were just stuck on the concrete the police just dropped them off

00:51:00.560 in the middle of a lot good old mayor ted wheeler's police force you know under great direction to help

00:51:05.940 the public so were they out in force though i heard that things have changed to where the police

00:51:11.060 were there in force is that true or not you know it's it's definitely a deceptive measure uh because

00:51:17.960 i can confirm that police were told to retreat on pretty much every occasion and anytime there was an

00:51:23.420 actual chance to prevent violence police would leave the area and let the antifa just go into full mayhem

00:51:30.220 so they would they would they would move to an area and then they would just completely flood out of

00:51:34.320 the area antifa would go crazy start beating people up and then antifa would push further into the city

00:51:40.160 where the next police line was and then they would disperse and it was a total non-intervention

00:51:44.400 measure where people were uh one guy got arrested his name was uh um what was his name alexander dial

00:51:51.240 his name is for wearing a shirt that says beta cuck for life isn't that fantastic he wore a shirt

00:51:55.880 that says beta cuck for life he's uh the gentleman who really who really heated up the altercation

00:52:00.160 that's going famous on the bridge where there was two buses full of uh right-wing protesters stuck in

00:52:06.880 traffic and they came up and assaulted the bus now this guy had he got away with multiple assaults

00:52:12.660 before getting arrested so the police you know they move in once they basically have to prevent a death

00:52:17.400 but other than that if people want to fight they're just ready to watch the havoc but ted wheeler's been

00:52:22.160 caught on camera then he stands with people who stand against this and they have the right to

00:52:26.480 demonstrate and according to him demonstrations are also tearing apart your city and beating people up

00:52:31.540 who are walking down the street so there's a one guy and we've been watching some of the video that

00:52:35.700 you guys took um one guy who's wearing like a roman legion helmet and you know says i hate the left and

00:52:42.840 uh was he with his daughter okay that's a that's a common misconception i was actually talking to dan

00:52:49.960 bongino about this uh last night and and i he said he's going to correct on his show today that was

00:52:54.740 definitely not his daughter she from my understanding she's a 24 year old woman but i might have my age

00:53:02.000 wrong but she still is very small but she's not a she's not the daughter because that's insane if

00:53:08.120 that's what he did no but there were babies there there was a there was women with babies and strollers

00:53:13.960 what is wrong with people you well what are you doing so so what was your overall what was your overall

00:53:20.800 takeaway from this elijah they expected this to be a complete meltdown what was your overall takeaway

00:53:27.320 i think that you know basically what we have here is that the city has clearly shown that the

00:53:35.180 involvement of police is a pr stunt uh for a city that has absolutely fallen to homelessness and to

00:53:41.720 unrulyness and to anarchy and the teenagers not only were they mostly young white people you always find

00:53:47.280 where the people fighting nazis and fascists and racists are all just a bunch of white people

00:53:51.120 uh young white people specifically um i found out that you know they have like militant factions and

00:53:57.500 recruiting in the colleges around here which is interesting did some some background on that um

00:54:02.040 they're out here in the streets and the police aren't doing anything they yell at the police scream

00:54:06.560 at them throw things and nothing happens and then the people end up getting released uh after the fact

00:54:12.260 unless they do something severely uh problematic and there's no respect for the rule of law

00:54:16.480 the demonstrations grew and grew with size as the police didn't do anything people kept going

00:54:20.840 and the mayor is completely complicit with it they want blood they don't care and i can tell you from

00:54:26.120 the signs i see in windows to the way things were on the streets this is only a couple weeks after the

00:54:30.460 last one of these demonstrations i put it lightly happened this city is a breeding ground for radical

00:54:36.200 left-wing domestic terrorism and it is occurring on a regular basis in a more frequent basis and the

00:54:42.220 government is not stepping in to intervene and it would look like by the way that they're treating

00:54:47.040 the people who are who are committing acts of violence breaking the law stopping traffic by the

00:54:52.300 way i might add i'll end with this all the businesses in the area almost every single one including

00:54:56.420 starbucks shut down not that we're talking about lost income everything businesses are afraid to have

00:55:01.660 the doors open and all he does is just put up a couple police while the news crews are there

00:55:06.080 once the news leave the police are out the city's in havoc and ted wheeler never condemns them only

00:55:11.360 condemns the right wing and they're not the ones destroying the city elijah thank you so much for

00:55:16.800 going up there you can um you can find elijah schaefer at slightlyoffensive.com and we're going to

00:55:23.160 also be posting the video and we'll have you on this afternoon to go through some of that video with

00:55:27.720 us uh at five o'clock on today's tv show thank you so much elijah i appreciate it thank you have a

00:55:33.800 great day glenn you bet i want to compare this to something else that happened uh over the weekend

00:55:39.120 and show you why this will never work

00:55:44.280 you know last last week you might remember everybody was losing it uh over the inverse

00:55:54.980 yield curve in the market which we explained to you and showed you that yes sometimes it does

00:56:00.860 you know show the indication of a recession and other times it doesn't but they had all the chicken

00:56:07.000 little types out which i can sometimes be one uh that say the market is falling but usually i have a

00:56:13.840 pretty good reason for it and not a inverted yield curve that could tell you one direction or the or

00:56:20.760 another and you could argue both sides here's what's happening um it doesn't necessarily mean a

00:56:27.340 recession is coming and here it is monday morning and it looks like a bunch of people rethought

00:56:32.840 their positions over the weekend a little bit calmer and the uh market is uh what is it up it was up

00:56:37.960 like 300 points a little while ago i think so i mean you know maybe um maybe it was just a game that

00:56:45.420 everybody was playing maybe there are those people that would like to see the dow fall apart

00:56:50.220 and see our economy i mean they're talking about it of course they're going to talk it down

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00:57:50.000 the program so let me give you a couple of things the da in philadelphia has just announced charges

00:58:03.920 against the philadelphia standoff suspect and four other people now what does that tell you

00:58:09.620 that out of as out of control as philadelphia is philadelphia is actually charging people

00:58:17.220 when they are you know when they're shooting on the street even if the people on the street

00:58:24.520 agree with them you remember when they were in that standoff a lot of the people from that

00:58:30.320 neighborhood at least were rallied around and they were mocking and and uh and poking at the police

00:58:37.400 the entire time well the city has to send a message this is not acceptable behavior that's not

00:58:45.460 happening in portland but more importantly i don't care if you're on the left or the right there is

00:58:50.860 only one thing that really truly works if you're really trying to change and you're really trying

00:58:59.440 to show uh oppression you don't swing back now last week if you remember right uh the protesters in

00:59:11.320 hong kong they went into the airport and i said at the time you know they're spray painting things on

00:59:18.600 the wall at the airport you know they kind of look like they're i mean they're they're masked which

00:59:25.100 they have to be when you're dealing with china but it didn't they didn't look like they were the good

00:59:30.860 guys per se and the the only time that i saw them last week really looking like good guys when they

00:59:36.940 were singing the american national anthem but that doesn't play necessarily for china um or the rest

00:59:42.740 of the world uh but also when the police were beating them and the guy was just down on the ground and he

00:59:48.880 was defenseless that seemed to me to be like martin luther king in birmingham as they're you know

00:59:55.520 releasing the dogs and using fire hoses and everything else so what did they do well late last week they got

01:00:04.700 back together and now remember this is a an organization that doesn't have a head organization

01:00:10.520 so i i don't i'm not sure it'll ever be um truly effective because there is no coordination at all

01:00:20.820 but the chinese protesters got together the hong kong protesters got together and said uh no violence

01:00:27.880 we've got to be peaceful no violence none of the none of the destruction or anything else that happened

01:00:34.460 and so a million and a half people

01:00:37.580 got on the streets in hong kong this weekend and all they did was silently march

01:00:45.840 as much as people think that doesn't make a difference it does now here's the key

01:00:54.600 gandhi and martin luther king knew that uh you you have to be

01:01:02.320 non-violent and you have to fall into the judeo-christian worldview if you want to make a difference in the

01:01:12.400 west whether we all go to church or not is a different thing but we were all raised most of us

01:01:19.300 were raised that moses and jesus that was the way to go it's peaceful and a a happy warrior

01:01:32.300 that's why martin luther king and gandhi both won malcolm x lost

01:01:39.860 the question is does the world hold those judeo-christian values enough anymore

01:01:48.820 uh you know in talking about what do you do with hong kong nothing the president can't do anything and

01:01:57.120 we shouldn't be involved in everything around the world however we as individuals should be saying

01:02:04.980 things we as individuals should be standing up for the people of hong kong not the government

01:02:10.560 not the army not the military the president can say things like i support people who are freedom

01:02:17.880 fighters and i hope that everything is solved peacefully but that's their business now i don't

01:02:25.060 like that because i think taiwan is next and i think the rest of the world is after that

01:02:30.120 when it comes to china however we are not the world's policemen nor can we be

01:02:38.400 but the voice of the american people and the people in the west has been diminished and dampened

01:02:46.640 because the politicians in our own countries have been telling us to shut up and sit down

01:02:52.640 they've been either telling us this or been sending messages that your voice isn't powerful but the exact

01:03:00.180 opposite is true and so as these people uh are seen on television and they are seen to be peaceful

01:03:10.020 people that are really truly just standing up for real against real oppression i think we need to

01:03:18.380 support them vocally we as a people need to let them know that they're being seen that will be

01:03:28.680 important they're being seen and they're being heard but are we still the people that gandhi and

01:03:36.520 martin luther king tried to appeal to does the west even have those values anymore or have we abandoned

01:03:45.520 them for big state big government big surveillance big protection globalist kind of ideas has the

01:03:55.340 individual that was born to be free does that really matter to us anymore does the guy who takes the

01:04:04.880 beating and says like christ you can beat me if you want but i will not change does that still appeal

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01:05:33.440 use promo code glenn it's about uh portland and all the stuff that happened this weekend

01:05:38.100 you know it's really amazing uh really truly amazing to me when somebody

01:05:47.340 celebrates other people's pain i'm trying to think if we have we've ever done that i mean yes and

01:05:56.360 you know day after the election we do play happy days or here again when it's in our favor

01:06:00.540 um but i can't imagine being on the air and saying i hope this economy falls apart let me play something

01:06:08.660 from bill maher this is uh from this weekend all right josh isn't the fed cutting rates now just

01:06:14.960 going to make the next economic downturn worse what's your prediction i've been hoping for a

01:06:20.360 recession people hate me for it but it would get rid of trump so you shouldn't hate me for it i mean

01:06:24.880 recessions are really bad people lose their jobs and i know and we shouldn't wish it's worth it

01:06:28.920 no it's really not it's amazing he's admitting it can you imagine if we were actively pushing for

01:06:38.080 people losing their life savings people losing their jobs people losing their insurance and their

01:06:43.300 health care the pain and suffering that goes i mean you want to talk about an elitist attitude

01:06:49.440 now recessions are a thing of life but but to be so cold and calculating you know back in 2008 i i got

01:07:02.640 yelled at by a bunch of republicans for talking down the economy and i said at the time i'm not talking

01:07:08.440 down the economy i'm not talking about a depression or a recession i'm talking about a possible

01:07:12.640 depression or collapse people need to know and hear this warning are you going to help george bush lose

01:07:20.760 the election well no that's not my intent i don't want barack obama to win but i also have to tell you

01:07:27.120 the truth that a banking collapse is coming and it did now that's different than saying hey you know

01:07:34.380 i think there's going to be a recession i think that's going to be bad i'm hoping for one because

01:07:38.840 it'll help that that's ridiculous that is one of the the charming things about bill maher though

01:07:45.520 is that he just for whatever reason he has immunity and he can just blurt these things out and it's not

01:07:50.800 he's telling you the truth he's had he has the mask off he's actually rooting for a recession you know

01:07:56.420 that there's a giant chunk of the democratic party especially in washington that is saying the same

01:08:00.900 thing behind closed doors oh yeah they want this to happen because they know i think it's the media i think

01:08:05.400 the media that when last week when that inverted yield curve which could be the sign of a recession

01:08:12.280 could be but they made it as a you know uh an absolute done deal it's a lock that happens and

01:08:21.220 you own a recession no that's not true that's not true right i mean but there are other reasons they

01:08:27.120 weren't worried about i'm worried about the long-term security of the nation what is one thing if you

01:08:34.540 wanted to say hey i'm really concerned about the economy i'm really concerned about the the financial

01:08:40.280 wealth and stability of this country what would the first thing you would talk about be the debt the

01:08:47.340 debt you'll notice nobody's talking about the debt guys we're going to hit a point i don't know when

01:08:52.800 but we're going to hit a point where we can't take that debt anymore and it makes us a big time loser

01:09:00.320 i mean permanent loss why is nobody talking about that they want a recession but you won't talk about

01:09:07.860 fundamental things and that's the problem that's why people i think are sick of this because

01:09:13.180 they're we're talking about things that you know maybe maybe maybe matter in the short term

01:09:20.340 but nobody's willing to talk about it reasonably and long term at all it's about what we got to do

01:09:25.300 right now and you're never going to make any decisions that are good based on that especially

01:09:30.420 when people are rooting for bad things or they come from a place to where well let me play beto from

01:09:37.240 this uh this weekend here's here's here's on the campaign trail beto right this country

01:09:45.540 though we would like to think otherwise was founded on racism has persisted through racism and is racist

01:09:58.780 today since when has that been a winning argument for elect me to be president i mean if that's not

01:10:07.220 the shining city on the hill i don't know what is you're all racist come vote for me it was founded

01:10:12.660 founded on racism it was founded on racism no it wasn't no it wasn't you have absolutely no idea

01:10:22.260 historically what you're talking about the argument is they had slaves and obviously slave slavery is

01:10:28.200 racist that's not what we were founded on we were not founded on slavery right it wasn't like we

01:10:32.200 created slavery no um if we were one of the first well actually what the second technically to get

01:10:37.300 rid of it um we were the no no we were technically the third technically the third because i don't

01:10:42.740 count mexico i don't either mexico said we're abolishing slavery in a hundred years so i don't

01:10:48.280 count them yeah it's like we were second unless you count mexico and we ended the slave trade long

01:10:54.580 before we actually ended slavery yeah then they have americans were they founded on slavery and we

01:11:00.300 were because slavery happened before the white man ever got here they would conquer a tribe and take

01:11:06.280 people as slaves and by the way the 13th amendment did not apply to the native american lands and

01:11:12.760 they had more slaves per capita than the white man did and slavery went on after the civil war in native

01:11:20.400 america and i will remind you that the first draft of the declaration of independence focused much of

01:11:25.360 its energy on how awful slavery was and how awful the king was for not allowing the colonies to get

01:11:32.300 rid of slavery now one of their big complaints now here's the thing remember i said this to you

01:11:37.040 years ago on fox the radicals reveal themselves they'll become unafraid i told you this and i

01:11:45.860 believe i set this up with something along the lines of look out because we'll be in trouble when

01:11:50.820 the mask starts to come off i told you about a year ago that as it would come unraveled the radicals

01:11:58.460 would start revealing themselves watch i think these people are close i think they're dying to tell us

01:12:05.800 what the real agenda is i think they're close to taking the mask off close to taking the mask off they

01:12:12.820 want to tell you now there's a difference rashida talib and ilan omar they want to tell you who they

01:12:20.900 are they are vehemently anti-israel anti-jew they are vehemently pro-muslim pro-care pro-muslim brotherhood

01:12:31.480 they are vehemently anti-american anti-capitalist pro-socialism they want to tell you there's those

01:12:42.300 people and then there's the people who are just they are so misguided that they think that they're

01:12:52.200 in the majority and that's beto he's just i'm sorry but i just don't think he's the sharpest knife in

01:12:59.280 the drawer which is a phrase i probably shouldn't say if i was in great britain not the sharpest knife

01:13:05.800 in the drawer and he just thinks this is the way to court people even barack obama didn't do that

01:13:13.400 now let me ask you

01:13:15.640 barack obama is basically a dream compared to some of these people running for president right now

01:13:22.680 it's it's hilarious because you watched obama and you saw him being so uh so far to the left of what

01:13:31.180 we were used to so let me ask you this question do you believe that there is a chance of good chance

01:13:39.340 that barack obama felt america was founded on slavery oh yeah i mean yes is there a chance that

01:13:47.540 barack obama believed america survived based on racism do you believe that barack obama felt america

01:13:56.320 was still racist today i mean there were times in his history in which he did sort of blurt things

01:14:01.920 like this out right but during the campaign on the campaign trail no i don't think so he was he was

01:14:07.120 they were so careful they they took they took all of the stuff that he said like that in his book and

01:14:13.260 everything else and all of a sudden that's not available in the audiobook anymore all of a sudden

01:14:17.400 that's edited out right i mean you look at his selection of joe biden as vice president which is

01:14:21.800 just came out uh last late last week in which he limited his choices to old white men because he

01:14:29.860 didn't believe america was used to or could deal with more than you know like barack hussein obama

01:14:34.900 was what was the one change they could deal with and so he intent think of the the vision of america you

01:14:40.860 must have to be able to say you know what i'm going to eliminate all of the other races at one of the

01:14:46.960 two one of the three thousand four hundred twelve genders uh we're going to limit it to just old

01:14:52.720 white men because this country is so racist they won't be able to accept this is where he was out

01:14:59.280 of touch if it wouldn't have been hillary clinton he could have had a female vice president and he

01:15:04.460 would have won i think even bigger i think even bigger um because america is we're we're past all of

01:15:11.540 this crap so imagine that you are beto beto is just saying these things because he thinks

01:15:18.420 he thinks that's where america is headed but that's not where america is headed that's not who america is

01:15:26.180 that's not how we feel and because they have had aoc and and others that have taken the mask off and said

01:15:35.440 yes they are echoing those things and they may actually believe some of these things i'm glad

01:15:44.320 that they're saying it out loud but since when is that a winning strategy

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01:16:30.760 if somebody hurt themselves on his team he was the first to be there to support them

01:16:35.840 he was born to be that year and all those years he spent in the business world he was known as the

01:16:41.680 man who expected a lot from others but never more even as much as what he expected from himself

01:16:47.840 he was the kind of guy that knew how to balance power with responsibility

01:16:52.400 responsibility and he never never led by yelling at people people followed him because they were good

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01:18:09.880 slash back that's t-e-c-o-v-a-s dot com slash back so tell me something good that happened this weekend

01:18:17.740 tell me something good that happened in your life this weekend my kids started school uh today they

01:18:23.280 started uh cheyenne started uh last week rave starts he's first day of high school oh my gosh you

01:18:29.060 remember that so you're happy to get rid of him you're saying that's the good thing that happened

01:18:32.160 to you no i had you know i had a great summer with my son i had a great summer with my son i said at

01:18:36.580 the beginning of the year that you know please excuse me as i have to take care of my family first

01:18:42.400 uh and you've been very very gracious uh letting me uh you know not stopping in full-fledged uh revolt

01:18:50.680 as i uh spent a lot of time with my son this this uh summer and we had a great time and he's just

01:18:58.740 rock solid now i sent him off to the wolves at high school so that should last till about four this

01:19:04.800 afternoon there you go you have that going on yeah uh that's good yeah my kids started a school

01:19:10.000 as well um uh my uncle who's been struggling with about 447 kinds of cancer um seems to be improving

01:19:17.740 so i'm very excited about that he's finally left the hospital he's been in the hospital for

01:19:21.580 70 or 80 days holy cow with all sorts of stuff imagine i know so now he's he's still going into like

01:19:29.360 rehab and such but i mean it was you know it was really rough there for a while and like that is

01:19:33.580 something i'm really thankful for because you know he's just the greatest cancer run in your family

01:19:37.060 i don't know how to quantify that i mean like insanity runs through my family like a pack of

01:19:43.620 wild elephants i've noticed that yeah trampling you constantly traveling everyone everyone in

01:19:48.700 everyone my by the way my my my sister has responded to your oh the pie letters because we're going to

01:19:55.160 book her for a great interview on the pie letters yeah her book is out uh you should go get that

01:19:59.120 it's got some stories of about um her childhood which i guess that would include some stories

01:20:03.320 about you maybe that you haven't told i couldn't tell you i've read the book but i couldn't tell

01:20:08.320 you you couldn't tell me because if there weren't any you definitely would tell me so uh yes you get

01:20:13.520 a lot of exclusive behind the scenes stuff about glenn beck in this book the pie letters um which i'm

01:20:19.480 very excited uh for this interview when is this happening do we know i'm not the one pushing this

01:20:24.500 interview i i would prefer that my sisters are not on the air why i mean that's not wow that's

01:20:31.140 that's very rude i don't need i don't know i don't lead my sisters into a lion trap a lion trap to help

01:20:37.740 her sell uh copies of the pie letters is that what it is reflections on pie in life uh-huh is that what

01:20:43.180 it is that is exactly what it is i want her to sell a million copies of this book and i want everyone

01:20:47.840 to know the information inside of it do you understand what i'm saying it's not yes oh i oh i clearly

01:20:53.900 hear you have you read it because it's not it's not an expose on me you know it's not that's exactly

01:21:00.320 what you'd want me to believe uh-huh if if it was an expose on you you'd want to put that information

01:21:06.500 out there and and make us the other thing i don't want my my sisters i mean if you think i'm nuts

01:21:13.160 my sisters both are they're in the same family you realize that okay so you know if you have a

01:21:22.640 crazy family you don't necessarily like to have them exposed as well well crazy or fearless you

01:21:31.380 know she's the type that will come on the air and just does not care about trying to hold things back

01:21:37.360 about maybe things that you've done in the past maybe your history can be finally known there's been

01:21:44.160 a lot of books written about you and your history most of it has been completely made up i'd like to

01:21:48.140 know what the actual story was yeah yeah i don't uh i don't think that's going to be happening but

01:21:53.680 thank you so much stew for your your assistance did you ask for something positive in the segment

01:22:00.460 i did and somehow or another it didn't the book is positive the pie letters are written by my sister

01:22:07.160 and uh we'll leave it at that uh but thank you so much stew you're welcome now i'm looking forward

01:22:12.640 to seeing my son after he's been destroyed in high school for the first day oh yeah it's over

01:22:16.880 it's over just give up i'm hillary that's your four minute buzz and now here's glenn and stew with

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01:23:39.300 so where are we in our country's history how does it end that's the question that we all want to know

01:23:54.300 how does this period end is at the end of the book of america is at the beginning of a new chapter

01:24:00.220 does does what's coming next even resemble what we have been so many answers and so many opinions to

01:24:10.140 that but i i think we can we can start to look hopefully to one stat that i believe well at least

01:24:19.220 for me it's providing me a great deal of hope on what comes next we go there in one minute this is

01:24:27.760 the glenbeck program

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01:26:05.560 you know biden said uh this weekend that he he praises good republicans and i get in trouble for

01:26:20.200 saying that why don't shouldn't that say something about our tribes if you get in trouble about saying

01:26:29.340 something about a good person here let me say this um you know who who i actually like i wouldn't vote

01:26:37.280 for but i actually like tulsi gabbard how dare you that's a democrat i know i'm not allowed to say that

01:26:43.420 and a lot of her things crazy and i don't like it but she seems she doesn't hate america she's off

01:26:49.560 serving right now she doesn't hate america you know she seems like a decent person and i bet you

01:26:57.120 that there is a lot of people in the audience that feel the same way wouldn't vote for her but you like

01:27:02.660 her she does seem to be the most like tolerable democrat in this field for let's say our audience

01:27:09.760 because she doesn't hate america and she seems like a serious person even though her views are

01:27:15.260 are not what i my views are sure okay that's there's nothing wrong with saying that nothing

01:27:21.300 wrong with saying that and we're starting to feel the pain of shutting up from one another we're feeling

01:27:28.840 we're feeling um let me start here you remember in 2016 when many of you hated my guts

01:27:41.060 you weren't right for hating me but you were right for well you might have been right for hating me

01:27:47.240 yeah i was right yeah wait a minute um but you you were right that i was wrong and here's what i was

01:27:54.160 wrong about the way i treated people the fact that i never asked the audience why how could you how

01:28:06.960 could you vote for donald trump and people would say to me well because he's going to be he's the

01:28:13.900 only guy that can and you know what i didn't believe it but i do now he has accomplished many things that

01:28:20.060 i don't think any other president would have accomplished kavanaugh nobody would have stood up

01:28:25.440 for him for that long nobody uh whether that's a good thing or a bad thing i i mean and i'm only

01:28:31.820 skeptical because a he wasn't on the list and b we always screw it up republicans i've never seen

01:28:37.860 a republican get except for one clarence thomas scalia two that we've been like yes even better

01:28:46.060 than we thought alito's been pretty solid he's been pretty solid but yeah you're right i mean

01:28:50.640 usually the bad ones having on worried really bad or such good start but it's still too early yeah okay

01:28:56.360 so anyway um i didn't ask what's going on in your life instead i said how could you possibly and that

01:29:03.660 puts you on defense instead of saying what are you feeling because while facts don't matter i mean

01:29:10.000 facts don't care about your feelings feelings do matter and here's why because they influence when

01:29:18.380 you're scared you you change the way you're thinking when you're afraid you change the way

01:29:27.080 you're thinking you don't make good decisions when you're angry you don't make good decisions when

01:29:31.660 you're afraid and america on both sides is afraid right now they're afraid and no no president

01:29:40.020 no president bernie sanders donald trump ronald reagan you know whoever should never have the

01:29:48.900 ability to make americans afraid that shows there's a balance of power that is way out of whack when our

01:29:56.840 government can make us afraid that's when we should really be rallying around the first and second

01:30:02.640 amendments and the 10th we should be saying no you know what the state does it and back off

01:30:09.440 and we have a right to petition and question and tell you to sit down

01:30:14.580 so we are feeling something and here's what we're we're feeling a lot of people especially in the

01:30:24.980 center of the country now we've heard this for a long time that the center of the country

01:30:30.360 uh is tight it's a flyover state and they're tired of being the flyover state you go to the

01:30:37.820 center of the country if you're an elite and you're like oh my gosh look at all these fat people

01:30:42.080 they're shopping at walmart

01:30:44.960 okay so that's the way they're viewed by many elites on the coast as fat people that shop at walmart

01:30:54.900 and then their their faith is not a part of the life on the coast

01:31:00.660 and so they're like and they go to church they talk about god oh and they have guns

01:31:06.420 and because of that image they think those people are just too stupid to care for their own life

01:31:16.100 to be able to figure out what's really going on uh to not be racist you know they didn't go to the

01:31:23.700 enlightened universities and so for a long time that part of the country has had it has had it and

01:31:33.820 the the boiling point for that part of the country was 2016 but it's still boiling it's still boiling

01:31:41.760 and here's why how many of us feel like

01:31:47.240 our jobs are safe the economy safe our kids are in school and they're good schools and i have nothing

01:31:57.080 to worry about how many of us feel the way we might have felt somewhat in the 90s even under bill

01:32:04.980 clinton we kind of felt like okay you know my neighbors aren't out to get me and things are relatively

01:32:12.340 safe you know we all kind of think alike before september 11th and right after september 11th

01:32:21.260 we we thought we all generally believed in the same we all generally believed in the declaration of

01:32:30.360 independence how many of us feel that way even though i think that's true still how many of us

01:32:38.100 feel that way and how many of us feel like our personal economy is good now if you're on the coasts

01:32:48.660 you might feel maybe but if you're in the center of the country what are you being told the jobs are

01:32:57.280 leaving these towns are decaying and these towns are important these towns are great the white picket

01:33:05.820 fence and the town that everybody knows each other and you go to the hardware store in the same you know

01:33:11.580 it is important and those places are not creating new jobs farming is gone industry is leaving

01:33:22.260 and you're leaving what do you do you oh i just go to college and then i never come back this is where

01:33:29.640 i grew up what if i want to live here well there's no jobs for me

01:33:32.840 and so they're just decaying and that life that they grew up living and people who are my age and have

01:33:44.620 lived there and see value in the small town they don't like that they don't like that it's decaying

01:33:51.120 they don't they can't imagine an america i can't i can't imagine an america without the small town

01:33:58.200 i don't know about you but when i was a kid all i wanted to do was get out of my small town

01:34:03.260 now all i want to do is live in a small town

01:34:06.740 i like that the simplicity of it all

01:34:12.580 so they're being told well you're just going to have to move

01:34:18.580 and that life is over and they don't want that to be over and america cannot afford it

01:34:24.260 the reason why we're having so many problems i'm convinced of it is because our farmland

01:34:28.920 we're no longer farming you know the average age of the farmer is i think it's 68 right now that's not

01:34:35.740 good who's gonna go in to farm now i ain't doing it i mean i've got a farm i don't want to farm i i've

01:34:46.980 hired somebody else to farm i don't want to farm it's a loser and it's way too much work makes you

01:34:54.460 feel good but doing it every day would make me want to kill myself it's hard work hard physical work

01:35:01.060 hard work hard work and really no upside i mean you know because there's a produce section that's

01:35:06.320 why there's no upside right you go into every store and there's a thing that says produce and

01:35:10.460 you buy the stuff you want and you're having to partner with nature and god and and nature doesn't

01:35:15.100 like you sometimes and uh it's not predictable and so you're you never know so all of that is going

01:35:23.180 away so people on both sides of the aisle both republicans and democrats because i've got news for the

01:35:30.120 democrats uh they have democrats that live in the center of the country they may have forgotten that

01:35:35.820 and they're busy being flown over but they have a lot of democrats that live in the center of the

01:35:41.080 country and they feel the same way

01:35:43.760 and one of the things that they're feeling and this is why the the rise of nationalism they're feeling

01:35:52.880 this rise of nationalism because they're tired of america people like beto saying america was racist it

01:36:02.420 was founded on racism it it was always racist and it's still racist they're tired of being told

01:36:10.960 that their home that they loved has always been racist now they can tolerate people saying wow we really

01:36:21.280 made some mistakes but they're tired of being told that the thing that they love is poison and has always

01:36:30.900 been poison no no cigarettes i may love a good smoke but cigarettes are poison always have been poison we

01:36:46.220 just didn't know it was poison it never really produced anything that was good for society addiction

01:36:54.120 cancer you could say it created jobs but that's not enough america created a lot of great things

01:37:04.480 it's not a poison

01:37:06.160 so that's why you're seeing the rise of nationalism and you're going to see it with the democrats as well

01:37:13.800 in the center of the country you're going to see a rise of nationalism in the center of the country

01:37:19.780 you're going to see the rise also of socialism it's going to continue to rise because no one is

01:37:27.760 addressing the overall concern that wait a minute something's wrong in silicon valley there they are

01:37:34.780 they're starting to take over the world and not be held accountable and they're writing the laws

01:37:41.000 for our congress they are all powerful all knowing and i think they're going to start putting me out of

01:37:51.160 business when high tech really starts to kick in you're going to hear cries of socialism because

01:38:00.140 capitalism right now is crony capitalism if you talk about a free market an actual free market people

01:38:10.020 are all into it even the millennials they're into it but not capitalism and until somebody separates

01:38:17.800 that and says okay we're going for the free market and here's what that means these guys are going to

01:38:24.000 go to jail these guys we're not going to give them special favors anymore nobody gets bailouts anymore

01:38:32.300 until that happens you'll see the continual sweep to socialism

01:38:36.960 so now what do we do about it

01:38:45.040 well the first thing we have to do is recognize who the people are that are using those feelings

01:38:52.840 we have to recognize that both the republicans and democrats are feeling that

01:38:56.620 and then who's actually speaking to that and who's just using it for their own goals more in a second

01:39:06.960 you know there's always somebody at work who's going to say you know you're not really accomplishing

01:39:20.400 all the things that we need you to accomplish you know you're not being very effective in your role

01:39:27.000 what you're doing you know there is a better way to do this the funny thing is is nobody's really

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01:40:45.480 a lot of these corporations by the way i just uh grabbed for our museum we just uh got a pair of

01:41:05.940 nike betsy ross shoes which was not easy to procure but i saw those coming out and i thought

01:41:15.680 that we have to preserve here's a company that made a flag shoe and pulled them because they were

01:41:23.500 offensive anyway i won't spend another dime with uh with nike you just won't except for the betsy

01:41:30.360 raw shoes you just purchased nope didn't buy them from somebody did and you're supporting that person

01:41:36.320 yes i did yes i did do you have you see the move that the nfl did by hiring jay-z and like they brought

01:41:44.300 jay-z into the fold of the nfl this is a fascinating move to me that's amazing because here is you know

01:41:50.360 a guy who's been certainly critical of the nfl no right winger by any means but a pretty much an

01:41:56.360 ultimate capitalist right the guy is not exactly shy about making money uh and he does like his

01:42:02.220 capitalism and now they bring in a guy who's so popular among the among the group of people who

01:42:08.520 are criticizing the nfl it's going to be somewhat difficult to in a way it sort of inoculates them

01:42:15.920 from further criticism though still the colin kaepernicks of the world are still going to say it

01:42:20.860 but like as a mainstream movement you're going to criticize jay-z uh you know i mean he's pretty

01:42:27.540 he's got some credibility in that world but also really likes money uh is he going to be is he going

01:42:33.920 to be political about things i mean he may be he's been critical of the nfl before but i mean wasn't

01:42:40.000 that the big problem with the nfl and and rush limbaugh oh we don't want politics in our football and

01:42:45.300 he's just such a fringer jay-z yeah i mean i think there's a very there's a reason why they're doing

01:42:52.720 this oh no i know that no i know that i know there's a reason why by the way they got rid of

01:42:56.980 rush back in the day it had nothing to do with what rush said or what they thought of rush correct it was

01:43:01.560 just a silly pressure campaign correct and you know i mean there's a very large and this is something

01:43:08.640 that never gets talked about when you talk about colin kaepernick but i mean the overwhelming

01:43:11.900 majority of owners of the nfl are conservative they're not they're not liberals the overwhelming

01:43:17.880 fans of the nfl are not necessarily conservative but they do lean right i'd say certainly lean male

01:43:24.580 which leans right anyway and they certainly lean towards the american flag sure absolutely even

01:43:30.020 people who consider themselves democrats are going to be 95 of that audience disagrees with you know

01:43:37.800 not standing up and showing respect to the american flag right and by the way over

01:43:41.820 95 of the players correct also stood up for the american flag i mean there was a few

01:43:47.040 very few a limited amount but it's an interesting it's i think it's a pretty smart move by the nfl

01:43:52.340 because they they get jay-z in there who's really i mean you know he's got efforts when it comes to

01:43:58.340 you know sports uh he's he's in the sports agent sort of world um so he's got lots of ties to sports he's

01:44:04.900 tied to the uh the new jersey nets and basketball and other things but it's it's an interesting move

01:44:10.100 because here you have a supposedly budding movement where you're going to have people

01:44:14.780 being critical of the flag and oh well the nfl hates hates uh people who look differently than

01:44:22.160 the white owners um who for some reason continually give these players millions and millions of dollars

01:44:28.800 i don't know why they do it they just are so racist they can't help opening their checkbooks

01:44:33.240 uh to the players uh to the tones of you know really billions of dollars across the league

01:44:37.880 but it's a smart move to at least alleviate some of that criticism um because i don't think the nfl

01:44:43.320 wants it i mean for all the criticism they're taking from the right the last thing they want

01:44:47.640 is to deal with a freaking flag controversy they just want your money they just want a bunch of

01:44:52.140 your money that's all they want it's the american dream so how could these capitalists these

01:44:57.280 capitalist countries uh companies be so openly for socialism that next this is the glenbeck program

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01:46:28.020 this weekend tonight so we were talking uh earlier about how uh how what's happening right now is

01:46:37.640 is not real it's just not real what's happening in the corporate world it's not real you know what's

01:46:47.220 what's happening with nike and kaepernick it's it's bogus so why are these companies doing it

01:46:53.800 well because the companies have something else in mind they do like one world they do like globalism

01:47:01.440 they do like uh a a a slam on america because america is a diminishing market the market they

01:47:11.200 really want is china michael rechtenwald is a an amazing professor at nyu uh he was a uh he was a guy

01:47:20.580 who was at one point a theoretical communist uh and has come out and said whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa these

01:47:27.620 people are going to do communism and they're going to do it exactly the way it was done before because

01:47:32.220 theoretically it might look good but it's actually it's a killer every time because people have to be

01:47:39.300 silenced and uh he's gotten a lot of heat for it he's coming out with a new book in september and he was

01:47:45.040 uh our interview for the um uh the podcast this saturday if you missed it i'm going to play a couple

01:47:51.960 parts because it's worth listening to in its entirety um here he talks about what's happening

01:47:57.800 with corporate socialism listen it's incredible this is a very big deception because first of all

01:48:05.320 anybody that says that like the corporate america is is embracing leftist ideology is considered a

01:48:11.920 loon because you know the story goes oh of course corporations and and capitalism always favors right-wing

01:48:18.820 ideology it supports their interests blah blah blah there's no way that they would ever be leftist

01:48:23.820 right but it actually is not the case it's not been the it's not always been the case historically

01:48:29.700 there have been plenty of leftist capitalists and this time and they're always monopolist by the way

01:48:35.600 like gillette king james gillette yeah no who was a corporate socialist by you know avowed he was an avowed

01:48:44.260 corporate socialist who thought that the corporation would become one and it would be totalizing it would

01:48:50.760 include everything all production and it would be the state simultaneously this was envisioned in 1910

01:48:57.060 isn't that isn't isn't that the difference between national socialism and global communism is part of it

01:49:07.720 is that's nation yeah and as opposed to gold a goal global yeah but it is also they don't necessarily

01:49:16.960 take the property they allow these companies to still own you still own the company that's right but

01:49:24.260 we're going to dictate what you're doing not all the times but we can come in and say no you're going to make

01:49:31.860 this i think it's more like in the united states it's more like a kind of a a deal making it's like

01:49:39.160 if you do this we'll do that if you do this if you do this we'll do that you know right no antitrust

01:49:44.540 legislation if you do this this is the third time i thought about this since we were sitting down here

01:49:49.660 um so let me just say it's what's out of my mind um

01:49:53.540 you know if i've heard people joking not jokingly some people are serious about it you know i heard

01:50:04.020 it with bill clinton you know bill clinton he's i bet he's the antichrist stop with this yeah right

01:50:09.640 that's a little grad does yeah okay doesn't deserve you know barack obama or or donald trump or the

01:50:16.480 pope or whatever yeah first of all the antichrist if there is an antichrist that's coming

01:50:23.460 yeah he's going to be so damn slick you're not going to be he's not coming not coming the way

01:50:29.140 you think he's going to come he's not going to look evil right and that's the same thing hugo boss

01:50:34.920 is the one who designed the nazi uniforms it was hugo boss wow so when you see those black ss

01:50:43.380 uniforms we now think they look scary come up with the black boots look great when it right so

01:50:49.700 everything that is coming now doesn't look like what you expect it to look like exactly that's

01:50:57.120 it's coming it's coming in in ease in everything that you want everything that you want and it's

01:51:05.280 coming we're talking about corporate fascism because or socialism because we are his new book

01:51:14.340 is the google arpelago and he knows that that's quite a statement to make uh i'll make another one

01:51:24.800 google if this isn't changed google becomes ig farber and if you don't know who ig farber was look

01:51:31.440 them up look them up but that's who they will become and they're in with the state as as we go

01:51:39.680 and the reason why i say they will be ig farber if not worse is because of the information that they

01:51:49.680 have and the surveillance that they have listen to a couple of other cuts this one's digital collectivism

01:51:55.700 so play this out michael what happens to society

01:52:02.220 like this i mean i think it's usually an 80 year cycle usually yeah for uh uh you know you fall into

01:52:12.020 totalitarianism and you climb back out of it in 80 years usually yeah this one there may not be any

01:52:18.980 climbing out of yeah there's something about digitization that produces collectivism

01:52:24.960 and uh in what way well i explore it in this book and it's it's complicated in a sense

01:52:30.980 but it's easy to it's easy to aggregate data and when people are effectively data it's very easy to

01:52:39.840 aggregate people and so they start to use not they use an individual you're getting collectivized

01:52:45.980 through algorithms hashtags different things like that and that's what they're doing they're

01:52:50.380 creating these i call it digital maoism um there's a chapter in the book called digital maoism and it

01:52:55.880 might sound crazy but once you read it i think you'll think oh my there is make the case yeah make

01:53:01.500 the case no yeah well it wasn't my term i borrowed it so and that gives me a little bit of uh that

01:53:07.280 helps me a bit yeah jaron lanier is a brilliant guy that he he coined the term in an essay in 2006

01:53:13.740 and uh he he was really talking about wikipedia and how this hive mind of editors was he experiences

01:53:22.140 in particular with his own website or his own site on wikipedia they were saying all kinds of

01:53:27.340 false things and he was like no i can tell you the truth about me right won't you just listen and

01:53:31.580 they're like no right and they said you're no authority here we are right so this hive mind decided

01:53:37.040 on what he was and it wasn't all kind of false stuff i have i have the same thing i think it might still

01:53:42.260 even be on there that i was arrested uh for drunk driving i've never been arrested in my life

01:53:48.480 never driven drunk in my life yeah uh and it's on there and i tried to have it removed and oh it

01:53:56.500 couldn't get removed it's my life you can't you are not uh you are not a trustworthy source for

01:54:04.500 yourself sorry yeah yeah and that's what he found and he found it deployed he said this is craziness

01:54:09.320 you know but it's gone further than that since we've got twitter mobs of course with you know

01:54:14.220 using hashtags and all that it's created all these kind of like red guard type attack uh dogs if you

01:54:22.920 will that are just insanely virulent and fierce and destroy destructive of people you know um and if

01:54:31.240 people you know take these people seriously there's people have committed suicide over these people oh yeah

01:54:36.060 this stuff so this is a collectivization that's happening and the interesting thing is this

01:54:42.440 the left believes that when they are in a collective they are being radical

01:54:48.420 that's that's their whole definition of politics

01:54:53.900 now so what is coming this is all in this podcast that uh if you didn't if you don't sign up for my

01:55:01.240 podcast you missed it it was on saturday but you can get it download it uh it was saturday's podcast

01:55:06.220 with michael rechtenwald listen to him when i ask him to describe uh so so what does it look what does

01:55:14.540 it look like in a world with constant surveillance like china has and we are becoming i talk about this

01:55:22.620 you know and i'll throw this out there for for the leftists michelle foucault who was a post-modern

01:55:28.660 theorist wrote this uh book called discipline punish in 1975 and he talked about this thing

01:55:33.140 called panopticism which i talk about in my first chapter the panopticon was invented by bentham

01:55:39.480 jeremy bentham the the 19th century philosophical radical he was actually a leftist but foucault took

01:55:45.720 his idea of this uh prison system in which there's a central tower and you're in these cells surrounding

01:55:51.520 it you can't look into the tower to see if the guard is in there but they can look in to see if

01:55:57.260 you're in the cell right every single cell it's it's like a it's like a chimney with all of a round

01:56:03.860 chimney yeah all of the cells on the outside right and then in the center is the eye yes now the thing

01:56:11.440 is about this is that you don't know if you're being observed or not but because of the possibility

01:56:19.180 of being observed at all times you become your own surveyor you become your own well he puts it you

01:56:26.280 become the principle of your own subjection it used to be it used to be god that's right used to be

01:56:35.860 god used to be god that's where the conscience comes from you know like i i wrote a paper about

01:56:41.080 milton's paradise lost and talked about how god was the panoptic guard and then because we thought

01:56:47.520 you know he could see because he can't see and i believe we can he can't see into our minds that we

01:56:53.260 do you know basically act accordingly or not and that you know conscience comes from that well this

01:57:01.340 is a kind of reinstalled technologically you know god produced god there's a there's a sect of uh

01:57:10.220 technology people in uh silicon valley who i'm not sure if they're serious or they're just trying to

01:57:17.600 make a point but they have built a church yes for the the ai god because they say a si super

01:57:28.120 intelligence is going to be so godlike yes that we will worship it cursewell you know who became you

01:57:35.420 know who who might have been taken for a total crank for a while but he wasn't oh no i know now

01:57:42.080 he's of course a chief senior engineer at google you know he his envision was that the god didn't

01:57:49.120 make the universe the universe will make god vis-a-vis human technology so that the universe will he calls

01:57:57.040 it all the dumb matter of the universe will be saturated with knowledge and it'll wake up and

01:58:03.100 it'll be omniscient because they'll it'll know everything that there is to know that makes it

01:58:07.200 omniscient right so it'll be god will and so instead of god creating the universe the universe

01:58:12.960 creates god and this is the singularity now i don't think it's going to be such a religious

01:58:18.840 wonderful mystical experience as that no i don't think it's that way i don't think that's what god

01:58:24.700 is still programmed at least initially by some people humans fascinating conversation please listen

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02:02:08.960 how how this happens is beyond me how this happens is beyond me how this happens is beyond me 35 children

02:02:20.480 this year 35 have died from being left in a hot car

02:02:26.900 who what parent is leaving their child in a hot car within 15 minutes your child could be dead

02:02:38.680 now who does that we'll talk about this tomorrow but 35 children dead this year in their in in a hot car

02:02:49.540 we should ban cars that's true i think it was the times that just released this big thing going back

02:02:54.500 and saying how bad mass shootings are in america and what they found was about 22 people a year die

02:03:01.120 35 though in hot cars but 22 people die of mass shootings yeah last year it was 52 died in a hot car

02:03:07.160 yeah but 52 is a bigger number we should ban all hot cars

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