The Glenn Beck Program - December 05, 2022


The SHOCKING Way the Media Reported on Elon's Twitter Files Release ｜ Guests： Kari Lake & Carol Roth ｜ 12⧸5⧸22


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 4 minutes

Words per Minute

154.55737

Word Count

19,246

Sentence Count

1,581

Misogynist Sentences

22

Hate Speech Sentences

23


Summary

Glenn Beck is back in Salt Lake City, Utah raising money for his campaign. He talks about Elon Musk's recent interview with the New York Times, why he's worried about his safety, and why he thinks the media is out of touch with reality.


Transcript

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00:02:42.920 Is this the end of it?
00:02:46.220 We're at the very beginning of this battle of the titans.
00:02:50.700 And Elon Musk said in an interview over the weekend,
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00:04:23.620 Well, let's say hello to Stu.
00:04:26.260 Hello, Stu.
00:04:28.340 Hello, Glenn.
00:04:28.940 How are you?
00:04:29.640 I'm good.
00:04:30.220 I'm good.
00:04:30.960 Carrie Lake is coming up in just a second.
00:04:33.940 We're going to talk to her about what's going on in Arizona.
00:04:37.720 It's a mess in Arizona.
00:04:40.680 And let's talk a little bit about Twitter.
00:04:42.920 Did you go over the expose that was done this weekend on Twitter?
00:04:49.760 Matt, from Matt Taibbi, the journalist.
00:04:53.060 Yeah.
00:04:53.320 Elon Musk basically seemed to give him a cachet of some sort of a bunch of emails about whatever the Democrats were doing around the Hunter Biden laptop era right before the 2020 election.
00:05:10.140 And he was going to go through it and kind of see what was there.
00:05:14.060 It's interesting that he didn't, you know, Musk wasn't trying to do it himself.
00:05:16.960 He was giving it to who he saw as a responsible journalist to go through it.
00:05:21.360 Boy, okay, okay.
00:05:22.440 That's the second time you've said that word.
00:05:24.320 And I just can't, you know, you said journalist and then respected journalist.
00:05:30.760 The guy is a blogger.
00:05:32.440 I know because I've read it in the New York Times.
00:05:36.100 I've read it in Politico.
00:05:37.900 I've read it and heard it from NBC, MSNBC, CNN, ABC News.
00:05:45.380 He's a blogger.
00:05:46.500 I heard it from the Rolling Stone.
00:05:48.980 And they should know.
00:05:50.460 Because he worked for them, didn't he?
00:05:52.340 Yeah, well, he was a contributing editor to the Rolling Stone and took down some major things.
00:06:00.880 But, I mean, does that make you a journalist?
00:06:04.540 And now he's, so even Rolling Stone is saying now he's a blogger.
00:06:07.960 He's a blogger.
00:06:08.720 Okay.
00:06:09.180 He's a blogger.
00:06:09.740 And I assume they'd say the same about Barry Weiss, who is, you know, one of the big ones over at the New York Times.
00:06:14.500 She's a sub-stack blogger.
00:06:16.400 Right.
00:06:16.800 That is what they're trying to do here, I guess, to push this off.
00:06:20.240 To me, don't you think it's changed?
00:06:22.100 I think journalist is actually less credible than blogger, I mean, especially a sub-stack blogger.
00:06:33.120 I mean, oh, you mean like Glenn Greenwald and Barry Weiss and Taibbi?
00:06:41.120 Yeah, I think I'm going to run in that pack, not the others.
00:06:45.720 Well, I mean, you know, you listen to Barry Weiss talk about her departure from the New York Times, and she, you know, talks about how there was all sorts of pressures within the organization to not say what people believed.
00:06:57.560 Right.
00:06:57.760 And, you know, they went after people who questioned the narrative the wrong way over and over and over again.
00:07:03.920 So you think when you're free to do whatever you want to do, you're at least going to be honest about it, right?
00:07:09.180 You're going to come out and say the things that you believe.
00:07:11.760 And I think you got that a little bit from the initial Twitter files release, which kind of did a little bit of both sides-ism.
00:07:18.780 You know, it was kind of saying, well, there was some stuff on both sides and there were some good Democrats and all of this.
00:07:24.640 But generally speaking, what it pointed to was a real effort by the Biden campaign, as we suspected, to go after narratives they thought did not serve them.
00:07:37.260 And part of that was the Hunter Biden laptop.
00:07:39.720 But part of the reason why I'm not, like, all over this so far is because I don't think we have the real picture yet.
00:07:47.780 I think we have only a small slice.
00:07:50.480 You know, I think that these documents were turned over to a couple of journalists who have not had, or bloggers, who have not had the time to fully go through them and give us, you know, a moment-by-moment look as to who did what and how they did it.
00:08:07.220 And it's going to take time, I think, for that to sort of marinate and go through the system.
00:08:10.960 Here from 40,000 feet, here's what we discovered.
00:08:15.040 Elon Musk released some of this inside information and some of the documents that showed that a couple of things.
00:08:23.920 One, the FBI was meeting with them monthly.
00:08:27.680 And then as it got close to the election, they were meeting with them weekly.
00:08:31.660 That is troublesome, again, not something that we didn't know, but it is something that was called a conspiracy theory for a long time, that they were taking the Hunter Biden story and they were getting advice from the FBI and the people inside of Twitter were the ones that were torpedoing it with the advice from the Biden campaign.
00:08:58.880 Well, that's what we found.
00:08:59.980 So it's not new to any conservative.
00:09:03.980 However, it is new to the press and it is new to the press.
00:09:09.300 This is why this is a big deal.
00:09:12.080 You're not going to feel, in my opinion, you're not going to feel like, whoa, wow, look at that smoking gun.
00:09:19.560 Because we've been talking about it.
00:09:21.440 We've known this was going on.
00:09:23.960 The whole world has known this was going on.
00:09:27.000 And what they found was the the right will get some things, you know, on their side as well.
00:09:35.420 But the disturbing part to me was it comes through personal contacts.
00:09:41.760 So it is truly would you call it nepotism?
00:09:46.400 You know, you've got to know somebody.
00:09:49.120 And if you knew somebody in Twitter, you could get the world changed.
00:09:53.800 And so you had people reaching out to their friends in Twitter, reaching out to their former co-workers, maybe hit the White House and saying, hey, look, this is a problem.
00:10:05.620 Can you take care of it?
00:10:06.720 Yep.
00:10:07.060 I got it.
00:10:07.760 I'll take care of it for you.
00:10:08.940 Yeah.
00:10:09.540 And, of course, implicit in that is that 90 percent of the people who worked at Twitter were liberal.
00:10:15.040 So all of their friends were liberal.
00:10:17.040 So all most of the stuff that got edited was stuff that liberals wanted to be edited.
00:10:23.240 And so it was not fair, as they pointed out, was not balanced.
00:10:26.360 It's not like both sides did the same thing by any means.
00:10:28.960 The only thing both sides did the same things, but not anywhere, you know, when it's, you know, one time for every nine times, that's, you know, yeah, not doing the same.
00:10:40.640 And I think like the only thing that we still need to see here is this is one of those things that's just confirmed what we believed was going on and what and what we've had evidence of already occurring.
00:10:51.080 Right.
00:10:51.360 We we have a major we already have evidence that goes down this road pretty significantly.
00:10:55.860 This backed it up.
00:10:57.060 We just it hasn't reached the level yet that is to what I expected.
00:11:02.360 I've just set this to the standards so high for this, because I assume what they've done is so terrible during these election periods that we haven't seen that evidence yet.
00:11:13.720 I think it'll come out.
00:11:15.040 You know, I think that we're going to see it eventually.
00:11:16.720 But so far, we haven't seen it.
00:11:18.360 We've only seen 80 percent of what I believe was going on, not 100 percent.
00:11:22.660 So here's here's why this is important.
00:11:25.600 If you are in with the it crowd, the it crowd controls really the narrative still in America because the New York Times and television and everything else still is caught in that.
00:11:39.140 Now, I don't know if the American people are still caught in that.
00:11:43.880 But unless you get both sides talking about something, it's not going to filter down to the average American.
00:11:51.780 OK, and here's here's the really interesting part.
00:11:56.880 First, they said that this was a conspiracy, that that wasn't happening.
00:12:00.960 Now that we have the evidence and the actual documents to show that it is that way, what do they do now?
00:12:10.260 I am somebody that just I don't believe in coincidence.
00:12:14.480 I just don't sometimes, you know, wow, what a coincidence sometimes.
00:12:19.240 But I always look first.
00:12:21.580 Hmm.
00:12:22.060 That's a weird coincidence.
00:12:23.200 Are we seeing this anyplace else?
00:12:24.880 For instance, when they talked right after covid started, they were all saying the same thing and then they all started to say the new normal.
00:12:34.640 And then it went from the new normal to the great reset.
00:12:38.000 And everybody all of a sudden, one day, everybody's talking about the great reset as a positive.
00:12:44.040 And they're not explaining what the great reset is.
00:12:46.620 They're just saying we need a great reset.
00:12:49.160 Do you remember any of that?
00:12:50.620 This is what happened over the weekend to take Taibbi and destroy him as a journalist.
00:13:00.840 They accuse him of PR work.
00:13:03.700 He's just being a public relations person to whom to quote the richest man in the world.
00:13:12.260 And what does that make it sad, embarrassing, humiliating?
00:13:18.580 Now, let me go through some of these things.
00:13:21.440 This is the primetime editor for Mediite.
00:13:24.540 Matt Taibbi went from a fierce and intrepid journalist taking aims at the wealthy and powerful to do doing mundane PR for the world's richest huckster.
00:13:35.080 Embarrassing.
00:13:36.060 Ben Collins, senior reporter for NBC.
00:13:39.280 Imagine throwing it all away to do PR work for the richest person in the world.
00:13:43.760 Humiliating.
00:13:44.320 Bloomberg editors are great at not just because they make your work sharper, but because you can they will ask things like, hey, should you be doing PR work for the richest man on the planet?
00:13:57.860 MSNBC.
00:13:58.660 Imagine volunteering to do online PR work for the world's richest man.
00:14:03.480 Let's see.
00:14:05.820 Media matters.
00:14:07.940 Matt Taibbi thread is a great example of overriding when you don't have the goods, but you want to admit you're just doing PR for the world's richest person.
00:14:15.820 Matt McDermott doing PR for the richest person in the world should come as no surprise.
00:14:20.960 The correspondent for the New York Times, CNN, Daily Beast, Huffington Post, and is a host on Al Jazeera.
00:14:27.320 Matt Taibbi tweeted, Matt Taibbi, what sad, disgraceful downfall.
00:14:32.820 I swear he did good work in the in the old days should be a cautionary tale for everyone selling your soul for the richest white nationalist on earth.
00:14:42.760 Oh, my gosh.
00:14:44.080 The editor in chief, something called Popula dot com, wrote one minute you're scouring Goldman Sachs.
00:14:50.340 The next you're doing PR for the richest man in the world.
00:14:53.240 Funny.
00:14:54.280 It goes on and on and on.
00:14:58.560 They all said the same thing.
00:15:00.980 They're doing piece doing PR work for the richest man in the world.
00:15:05.400 So what they're doing is he sold out.
00:15:10.560 But did Matt sell out?
00:15:12.860 I mean, Matt left the mainstream media for a reason.
00:15:17.380 What was that reason?
00:15:18.880 Barry Weiss left the mainstream media for a reason.
00:15:23.300 What was that reason?
00:15:25.420 What was it?
00:15:26.600 To sell out or to be able to tell the truth that they saw without some editor going, nah, that Hunter Biden story is not really a story because it's a conspiracy.
00:15:41.200 No, no.
00:15:42.460 It turns out that the FBI was lying to you.
00:15:45.360 It wasn't a conspiracy.
00:15:47.320 It is a big deal.
00:15:49.260 Now, Elon Musk is put the Democrats on notice.
00:15:54.360 He said that there's more smoking guns to come.
00:16:00.180 He also said he's not going to sign autographs anymore.
00:16:04.420 And he doesn't he doesn't want to be in crowds anymore.
00:16:10.400 He's he's a little concerned for his health.
00:16:14.420 And I don't think it's because he's a smoker.
00:16:16.800 He believes that he's living in a in some sort of a spy novel.
00:16:25.860 And I think he.
00:16:27.720 He might be.
00:16:28.800 By the way, according to the Daily Wire, it looks like they may have interfered at Twitter, may have interfered in the Brazilian election as well.
00:16:41.220 Interesting.
00:16:42.220 Interesting.
00:16:43.640 It's almost as if.
00:16:46.040 These public private partnerships between those who want to control the world and those who are the mouthpiece for the world.
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00:19:01.200 Stu, how was your weekend?
00:19:03.160 Very good.
00:19:04.400 Very good.
00:19:04.960 As you may have known, I'm sure you watched, the Eagles won 35 to 10.
00:19:08.400 So I'm very excited about the weekend.
00:19:10.620 Oh, yeah.
00:19:10.860 There's some Christmas stuff I did with the kids, too.
00:19:12.280 How about yourself?
00:19:21.400 Well, yeah, well, well, well, the well, did you win like some sort of big award?
00:19:28.900 I mean, it was more than just kind of went a major award.
00:19:32.020 A major award.
00:19:32.680 Was it a leg lamp?
00:19:33.800 Was it a lamp?
00:19:34.440 It was a leg lamp.
00:19:36.120 And it's very fragili.
00:19:37.980 So it's from Italy.
00:19:40.420 No, I won the legacy award from Moms for America.
00:19:47.020 And I, I'm, first of all, I have no idea why I got it.
00:19:53.140 And that's honest.
00:19:54.260 I have no idea.
00:19:55.000 It's like, what?
00:19:56.500 How did I, what, what did I do to?
00:19:58.740 Well, and I think a lot of people do say mother when thinking of you.
00:20:02.520 That's what, that's what I said.
00:20:04.500 I said, I'm the biggest mother here, I think.
00:20:06.900 Anyway, the, the thing is, it was the legacy award.
00:20:13.860 And when I, when I found that out, I thought, and then once you get to give to like old people,
00:20:20.340 like, you know, it's like, oh, he's kind of sad.
00:20:25.460 Well, unless you're Barack Obama, you don't win major lifetime achievement awards when you're
00:20:30.140 like your first day at the job.
00:20:31.960 I would usually have to be around for a while.
00:20:34.140 Right.
00:20:34.620 I mean, you know, yes, Obama is the exception to that.
00:20:39.360 But yeah, I think you have to be, I, I, I, I, it was a really big honor.
00:20:46.120 The people there, I felt so uncomfortable because, you know, I just talk about it.
00:20:51.480 They actually do stuff and I'd much rather just talk about it.
00:20:55.840 It's a lot easier to talk about stuff than to do stuff.
00:20:59.000 It's a lot easier to sit here in your chair and just yap about stuff.
00:21:01.480 You know what you should do?
00:21:03.840 You moms should get together and do stuff.
00:21:07.580 Yeah.
00:21:07.800 Get out there and organize and do a lot of things that make it better for me.
00:21:12.360 Yeah.
00:21:12.840 Yeah.
00:21:13.640 And then do it.
00:21:14.640 Then give me an award for that.
00:21:16.980 Well, yeah.
00:21:17.380 Um, we chose the right path here.
00:21:20.300 I mean, this is clearly, dude, this is the greatest job for lazy people ever, ever.
00:21:26.060 If, listen, kids, if you're lazy and you can read, you do have to read, but that's pretty
00:21:33.860 much it.
00:21:34.760 If you're lazy and you can read the world of podcasting is your oyster.
00:21:40.400 As we prove all the time, you don't even have to speak.
00:21:43.700 I mean, really, you don't have to have the ability to speak clearly.
00:21:46.900 No, we show that.
00:21:48.140 Again, good for you.
00:21:49.960 Youngins, America's standards are getting lower and lower and lower.
00:21:56.620 So it's good stuff.
00:21:58.580 It's good stuff.
00:21:59.460 We used to, you know, used to have to be good at something.
00:22:02.340 Not anymore.
00:22:03.360 You just show up.
00:22:04.580 If you're the podcaster and you're like, I guess I could be there three hours every day,
00:22:11.180 Monday through Friday.
00:22:13.580 Oh, half the podcasts I listen to now are 20 minutes long.
00:22:16.620 What do you mean?
00:22:16.880 Three hours.
00:22:17.760 Isn't that sweet?
00:22:18.400 We're still living in the old time.
00:22:19.860 I know we are.
00:22:20.940 Doing full shows for full networks.
00:22:23.260 I mean, geez.
00:22:24.940 Legacy.
00:22:26.340 Oh, well, thank you very much.
00:22:28.620 Thank you.
00:22:29.500 All right.
00:22:29.960 One of the people that got an award, the Mother of the Year Award, was Carrie Lake.
00:22:36.000 And I agree again.
00:22:38.640 Many people on the left would say she's one of the bigger mothers around.
00:22:42.060 So we'll talk to her.
00:22:45.280 What's happening in Arizona?
00:22:48.160 And is she bringing this to the Supreme Court?
00:22:51.740 We'll talk to her in just a minute.
00:22:54.760 The Glenn Beck Program.
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00:24:35.040 Voting in our country is really under attack.
00:24:41.340 And there's a couple of things that I think Republicans in particular have to understand.
00:24:47.040 There are so many legal things that you can do, that parties do, to gather a bunch of votes
00:24:55.540 and turn them in and everything else.
00:24:57.240 And the Democrats are very good, much better than the Republicans, at doing all those legal things.
00:25:05.280 Then, conspiracy theory alert, if anybody wants to play dirty, they're also doing that and are very good at that.
00:25:16.100 If we even want to be competitive, we have to do all of the legal things.
00:25:24.160 And we suck at getting the vote out.
00:25:27.260 And if we don't get this down quickly, we won't win more elections.
00:25:34.060 We won't win.
00:25:36.560 Now, with that being said, on the dirty side of it, you could convince me if you show me the evidence.
00:25:47.400 And then, beyond showing me the evidence, what are we going to do about it on voter fraud
00:25:54.840 and all of the stuff that's happening with our elections?
00:25:58.820 We have to clean this up.
00:26:02.740 Now, Carrie Lake, who I find it really tough to believe that she lost the election fair and square,
00:26:11.800 and there was a lot of things that were happening, especially in Maricopa County,
00:26:16.220 that seem, oh, I don't know, less than honest.
00:26:22.280 And she is not giving up her challenge.
00:26:25.940 She has not conceded.
00:26:27.920 In fact, she says she's going to take this case all the way to the Supreme Court.
00:26:32.460 I wanted to talk to her about her case.
00:26:35.200 Welcome, Carrie.
00:26:36.140 How are you?
00:26:37.380 I'm doing great.
00:26:38.860 And thank you for having me on this morning.
00:26:40.680 We're, you know, I'm spending a lot of time talking to attorneys these days after spending 530 days,
00:26:46.780 you know, crisscrossing Arizona campaigning to have the election go the way it did.
00:26:51.740 Maricopa County is, frankly, the new Cook County.
00:26:54.440 And they found a million ways to, you know, as you said, from grabbing ballots and drop boxes and all of that.
00:27:03.120 And then they find ways to kind of sneak around and nibble around the laws.
00:27:07.780 And we have an excellent case.
00:27:09.900 We're going to be bringing it, I believe, this week.
00:27:12.360 We're seeing what happens today.
00:27:13.940 They're supposed to certify Arizona's election.
00:27:16.820 A lot of people say, Carrie, what's going on?
00:27:18.320 Why haven't you brought a case forward?
00:27:20.020 In Arizona, it's a little bit backwards.
00:27:22.180 Shocking.
00:27:23.260 You have to have an election certified before you can challenge it.
00:27:27.980 Which is ridiculous.
00:27:29.180 Once you certify an election, it's at least in the U.S. Constitution.
00:27:36.780 I don't know what it's like in Arizona.
00:27:38.760 But in the U.S. Constitution, once it's certified, it's done.
00:27:42.340 And nothing changes that.
00:27:45.680 Well, Arizona statute requires if you're going to challenge an election that it be certified.
00:27:50.580 I guess before it's certified, it doesn't really count as a legal election.
00:27:53.620 And we are going to be challenging it.
00:27:56.480 We've got systemic illegal voting, I believe, in the hundreds of thousands of votes going on in Maricopa County.
00:28:03.080 Do I want to be in the middle of this fight?
00:28:05.280 It's uncomfortable.
00:28:06.500 It's not fun.
00:28:07.620 But if we don't take this up right now, Glenn, we're not going to have a country much longer.
00:28:12.900 We ignored what happened in 2020.
00:28:14.520 We allowed big tech, mainstream media to attack us and call us conspiracy theorists for even talking about what happened in 2020.
00:28:24.120 And we can't be silent at this moment.
00:28:26.260 It's not even about me anymore.
00:28:27.680 It's about our kids.
00:28:28.580 It's about their future.
00:28:29.800 They've taken our voice away when it comes to our freedom of speech.
00:28:33.560 And our other voice is our vote.
00:28:35.780 And when you've got the water so muddied with a month of voting, two weeks of ballot counting, we've got problems.
00:28:44.360 Our voices are not being heard.
00:28:46.020 So, Kerry, do you have and I you don't need to get into the details at this point because I don't want to steal the thunder of the the you know, when you when you actually file, I'd love to have you back on and talk about those facts or even an attorney.
00:29:02.840 But the problem we had with the presidential election is we had a lot of smoke and no one was actually talking about the fire because they didn't have the evidence.
00:29:18.740 It's a little like Arizona.
00:29:21.120 It takes you a while to compile everything.
00:29:24.540 And so they didn't have the evidence.
00:29:26.260 And there were some bad actors on the scene as well.
00:29:30.140 Do you have evidence of this that would show a a massive change?
00:29:36.620 We have a lot of evidence.
00:29:39.700 We have whistleblowers.
00:29:40.740 We have experts.
00:29:41.600 We have affidavits from from voters who were disenfranchised.
00:29:45.560 The difference between 2020 and 2022 in Maricopa County is that we were kind of caught flat footed, like, whoa, what happened there with that election in 2020?
00:29:55.380 And it took a long time for people to try to pull things together, figure out what really happened.
00:30:00.160 They did a lot of the same things in 2022 and then some.
00:30:03.620 Our movement was so massive, they had to do the usual, you know, sly moves.
00:30:09.020 And then they had to go even more obvious by basically sabotaging and shutting down Election Day operations.
00:30:15.180 They punished the voter on Election Day.
00:30:17.760 And the difference this time around is we had poll watchers, poll workers, observers, lawyers all over.
00:30:25.640 And so we have we've got it documented.
00:30:28.080 We have it documented what happened and we're ready to go.
00:30:31.380 But think about how big this movement is.
00:30:33.260 And I want to talk to people who are listening, Glenn, this morning, who are discouraged and say, oh, I just don't want to have to do this fight.
00:30:40.800 Our movement is so big that they couldn't do just the normal shenanigans.
00:30:46.440 They had to pull out all the stops.
00:30:48.340 They had to, as I said, sabotage Election Day.
00:30:51.600 More than 60 percent of Election Day only polling locations had inoperable or semi-inoperable equipment, had lines that were from anywhere from two to five hour lines.
00:31:02.480 We'll never know how many people were fully disenfranchised.
00:31:05.580 When you pull up and you see a line snaking around a building and there's no parking and you don't have time.
00:31:11.860 You know, a lot of people just said, I can't do this.
00:31:14.060 I don't have four hours to give to vote, not to mention the equipment that didn't work, the toner that was missing in the ballot printers, the ballots being printed in some cases on the wrong size paper.
00:31:25.740 So it misread and people being forced to take that sacred vote and put it in drawer three and hope to God that it got counted.
00:31:34.920 It just reeks to high heaven.
00:31:36.940 And we have more than just the stench of this.
00:31:39.160 We have evidence and we will be presenting it in a court of law.
00:31:42.780 And while it's not fun and I know everyone's tired and we're tired of the fight, you know, I just say look into the eyes of your children, your grandchildren, look into the eyes of some somebody who's in their 20s and say, hey, good luck.
00:31:55.860 We're not we're tired of fighting.
00:31:57.140 Good luck.
00:31:58.060 Enjoy living under tyranny.
00:32:00.060 Have fun.
00:32:01.080 And this and this has to be fought at the local and state level.
00:32:05.500 The Constitution does not allow the federal government to run the elections.
00:32:13.260 And I know there's a lot of Republicans that'll say we got to get this fixed, fix it at the federal level.
00:32:20.440 Don't because it's corrupt at the everything at the federal level.
00:32:25.600 We only have a chance if we fix it at the state level, which the Constitution requires us to do.
00:32:35.160 So, yeah, we're going to have to have these battles and, you know, maybe 50 states.
00:32:39.100 But it's better than just sitting around whining about it.
00:32:44.000 We lose our country if we lose the vote.
00:32:46.260 I agree.
00:32:48.080 Absolutely.
00:32:48.620 We have some federal laws that we believe were broken as well.
00:32:52.220 So we have a lot of options here and we do lose our country.
00:32:57.180 You know, this isn't about Republicans.
00:32:58.940 It's not about Democrats and independents.
00:33:00.960 It's about our kids in the future.
00:33:02.420 And if our sacred vote is trampled and we don't at this moment do something about it, we'll never win another election.
00:33:10.440 More importantly, our kids will never have a voice.
00:33:12.480 They won't be able to chart the future, the course for the future.
00:33:18.100 It's going to be somebody else doing it.
00:33:20.200 And, you know, the thing about Maricopa, it's one of those mega counties.
00:33:23.680 62% of the state of Arizona lives in Maricopa County.
00:33:28.580 So if you have one county that's run in a shady way with corrupt elections, it can affect and disenfranchise every voter in the state.
00:33:38.400 Because if you had an election that was run great in, say, Yavapai County or Coconino County or whatever other county, it doesn't matter.
00:33:46.380 This county is so massive.
00:33:48.200 And the two men running the election in Maricopa County, even though they are Republicans, they were very much anti-MAGA Republican.
00:33:56.360 They ran a PAC with the sole intent to stop anybody who questioned the election and the honestness or the truthfulness of our elections.
00:34:05.640 And we found out after digging into that PAC that all of the expenditures were spent trying to defeat one candidate.
00:34:13.220 Me.
00:34:13.440 You.
00:34:14.160 Yeah.
00:34:14.980 So the two guys.
00:34:15.760 I have to tell you.
00:34:16.300 Carrie, we are facing two deadly enemies, and yet they're the same, except one is labeled a Democrat and one is labeled a Republican.
00:34:30.080 There is a fight in the Republican Party.
00:34:33.800 We can't get anything done because there are those who are progressives in the Republican Party.
00:34:40.500 And those progressives, well, they want to keep the game going.
00:34:44.240 They agree with many of the things on the on the left, and they want to keep the game going.
00:34:50.340 But I think the American voter that votes for a Republican, for the most part, are tired of this game.
00:34:56.380 And they are really tired of the Republican Party.
00:34:59.400 I agree.
00:35:01.580 We need to get our act together as Republicans and start being Americans, first and foremost.
00:35:07.820 You know, we got word this weekend that Hobbes office colluded with big tech to silence those who spoke out in the 2020 election.
00:35:15.820 And we're digging around to see how deep that went.
00:35:17.940 And, you know, there are a lot of Republicans out there, including the two people, the Republicans running Maricopa County elections, who wanted to silence anybody who spoke out and questioned what happened, the veracity of our elections.
00:35:30.500 We have a right to question our government.
00:35:33.860 Didn't you have a an email you guys released, I think, over the weekend or maybe it was Thursday or Friday, an email from, I think, Twitter.
00:35:44.560 Secretary.
00:35:44.960 Where.
00:35:45.540 Yeah.
00:35:46.240 Yeah.
00:35:46.520 Where you showed collusion with Katie Hobbes.
00:35:48.540 Can you explain that?
00:35:49.340 Yeah, it was coming from the Secretary of State's office and her office was reaching out to Twitter, basically saying, hey, you know, we got a problem with this tweet.
00:35:57.800 We got a problem with that tweet.
00:35:59.300 It's misinformation.
00:36:00.540 Can you take it down?
00:36:02.160 You know, this is a First Amendment violation.
00:36:04.620 This is serious stuff.
00:36:06.280 Our government colluding with big tech to silence us, to take our First Amendment rights away.
00:36:12.440 And that is that's a game changer, really.
00:36:15.800 What we saw would happen.
00:36:16.700 And why is the mainstream media not covering this story?
00:36:20.060 Why is the mainstream media?
00:36:21.380 Why are they not covering what happened in Maricopa County, truthfully?
00:36:25.060 It's really frightening times we're living in right now.
00:36:27.720 We're trying to get the word out.
00:36:29.920 You know, I don't know what the solution is going to be.
00:36:31.500 I don't know what the courts will say.
00:36:33.280 But we can't have our government silencing us.
00:36:36.500 That is a direct break in our First Amendment.
00:36:40.300 And that's what we saw happen.
00:36:42.000 And I think that what Elon Musk revealed this weekend was really big.
00:36:47.260 Unfortunately, these mainstream media outlets are not covering it.
00:36:51.160 And I think people need to start questioning them.
00:36:52.960 Use what you've got left of your First Amendment to call those mainstream media operations and say, why aren't you covering this story?
00:37:00.060 Were you part of it?
00:37:00.940 Why are you not covering it?
00:37:02.160 Are you for censorship?
00:37:03.120 We've got to start asking some tough questions and holding our media accountable.
00:37:08.260 Because they are truly just propagandists at this point if they're not covering stories like this.
00:37:13.760 Carrie, thank you so much.
00:37:15.320 God bless you.
00:37:16.260 And let us know when you do file.
00:37:19.400 We'll be watching and let us know how we can help you get the word out.
00:37:23.020 Appreciate it.
00:37:23.900 Thank you.
00:37:24.340 Appreciate it, Glenn.
00:37:25.100 Bye-bye.
00:37:25.360 You bet.
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00:39:47.300 Big day tomorrow, Glenn, in Georgia, where Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock are going to have their runoff election.
00:39:53.240 Yeah.
00:39:53.460 I'd say it seems like general consensus is that Warnock is a slight favorite here.
00:40:01.820 And I think, you know, the experts, if you will, believe he's going to win, though it should be pretty close.
00:40:09.580 If you are in Georgia, this is a good time to make sure you've got a plan.
00:40:13.720 Go vote.
00:40:14.380 Go vote.
00:40:15.020 Go vote.
00:40:15.500 And it's others to vote because it's very, very important, obviously.
00:40:19.080 The control of the Senate isn't on the line, but you've got two more elections after this where this seat will be locked in.
00:40:27.180 And don't we have enough socialist, Marxist, crazy people, you know, in the Senate already?
00:40:32.760 Don't we have that enough?
00:40:34.400 I mean, can we stop?
00:40:35.580 A yes, a hard yes on that one.
00:40:37.100 Yeah, it's a hard yes for me, too.
00:40:38.480 The New York Times had an interesting spin on this election this weekend, Glenn, where, if you remember, they pitched that these new Georgia voting laws would crush voting for people.
00:40:50.960 Remember this?
00:40:51.540 It was like, oh, you're going to oppress people.
00:40:53.480 They're not going to be able to go out and vote.
00:40:54.640 It's going to be too difficult.
00:40:55.260 Major League Baseball, we can't go to Atlanta.
00:40:58.000 Yeah, they pulled the All-Star game out of the state for this.
00:41:01.440 And then, of course, you know, voting records were set.
00:41:04.200 And so now their new spin is that mail-in voting was down, even though overall voting was one of the strongest of all time.
00:41:13.820 But that's the new complaint from The New York Times.
00:41:16.420 Now, I thought the mail-in voting thing was just because of COVID.
00:41:20.600 But now that people aren't as afraid of COVID, they just came out to the polls and voted.
00:41:25.220 Now they're saying it's still a problem because they wanted mail-in voting to be the way people voted.
00:41:30.440 Lord, help me not hate my enemy, please.
00:41:32.420 The lies that go on.
00:41:34.960 I just can't take it.
00:41:36.220 Go out and vote tomorrow.
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00:43:54.880 It is Monday, and I'm going to go over a couple of things.
00:43:59.760 First of all, the conspiracy theory that Twitter is actually working with Democrats and those on the left to silence the right.
00:44:10.500 What a conspiracy. Oh, no. Wait, that's true.
00:44:14.760 Yes, now verified.
00:44:16.600 All right, so we'll move on to the other conspiracy theory that the ESG thing is going to come and affect you and in some of your investments.
00:44:27.440 And you won't even know about.
00:44:30.620 Well, that's been verified with a new labor, Department of Labor rule.
00:44:34.540 Well, all right, well, the conspiracy theory that there's going to be, you know, some sort of digital currency from the central bank.
00:44:46.100 Wait, the Fed coin is.
00:44:47.880 All right. Okay.
00:44:51.940 Well, at least they haven't proven that conspiracy theorists say the World Economic Forum is going to put farmers out of business.
00:45:03.480 What?
00:45:04.720 What?
00:45:06.020 The Netherlands?
00:45:06.780 All right, well, I have nothing left but to talk to Carol Roth, who's going to give you the info on all of those in 60 seconds.
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00:46:31.060 Carol Roth, how are you?
00:46:34.220 Glenn, you're sounding very feisty for a Monday morning.
00:46:37.300 I'm not sure I can handle all of this.
00:46:39.440 We're coming off the weekend here.
00:46:41.780 I have to tell you, I can't take the mainstream media and half of the country
00:46:47.440 that is like, that's a conspiracy theory.
00:46:50.540 What?
00:46:50.900 That you're stupid?
00:46:52.060 That you don't pay attention?
00:46:53.280 That you can't read?
00:46:54.380 What is the conspiracy theory at this point?
00:46:56.560 Because all of the things that people like you, people like me, we have been talking about
00:47:01.720 now for years are just being verified one right after the other.
00:47:06.940 Yeah, I think a definition of a conspiracy theory at this point is something that the media will
00:47:11.580 report on three years later after we all knew that it happened.
00:47:14.700 Exactly right.
00:47:16.080 Exactly right.
00:47:17.340 There's a difference between conspiracy theories and conspiracy facts.
00:47:21.220 So let's talk about the facts.
00:47:25.900 Let's start with the CBDC, the central bank digital currency.
00:47:30.780 CBDC is not a bar in New York City, so this is actually something different, but it is tied
00:47:41.740 into the monetary system.
00:47:44.500 And basically, this is something that more than 100 countries around the world who are
00:47:49.880 losing control of their fiat currencies because of their government overspending and because
00:47:55.640 of their central bank printing, they're trying to come up with a new scheme to be able to
00:48:01.600 maintain that power and control.
00:48:04.180 So the idea of a central bank digital currency is to confuse you.
00:48:08.500 People are interested in cryptocurrencies because they're decentralized and because they don't
00:48:13.600 have that centralized power.
00:48:15.560 And so they're trying to glom onto that interest and say, oh, yeah, we're just like that, except
00:48:20.960 they're exactly the opposite.
00:48:22.600 They are completely centralized and they give entire control to the central bank.
00:48:29.920 So imagine today, you know, the Treasury prints up a Federal Reserve note.
00:48:34.500 We call it a dollar, right?
00:48:36.060 And imagine that dollar had a chip in it.
00:48:40.200 And so when you went to go pay with your dollar, the Fed was tracking you.
00:48:44.940 The government was tracking you and saying, you know what, Glenn, you've had too many burgers
00:48:49.900 this month that we really don't want people eating meat because it's bad for the environment.
00:48:55.360 So this dollar is no good anymore.
00:48:57.980 This is what a central bank digital currency, assuming that it's a retail facing one, one
00:49:03.100 that the consumers will use, is going to do.
00:49:06.440 And now guess what?
00:49:07.320 The New York Fed is doing a 12 week digital dollar pilot with entities including Wells Fargo,
00:49:13.440 Citigroup, MasterCard and about six others.
00:49:15.900 So, Carol, they're saying that because they're not sure if they can convert our system of
00:49:23.760 transferring money, which doesn't involve any trucks, but the digitizing of actual physical
00:49:30.740 dollars and sending them overseas in bulk.
00:49:34.340 They're not sure they can work out the math on how to do that without the U.S. dollar.
00:49:43.200 That sounds like the biggest bunch of bullcrap I've ever heard.
00:49:46.940 They're wondering if it's going to work for the data transfer.
00:49:51.180 You're doing it every day now.
00:49:52.640 So the U.S. is the leader in payments.
00:49:57.500 And if you go and you look at, you know, all the different, the Bank Policy Institute, all
00:50:02.540 the different, you know, folks who are kind of looking at policy around this, everyone's
00:50:06.840 going, you know, America doesn't need this.
00:50:09.460 Like it's one thing for some small country that doesn't have the infrastructure.
00:50:13.000 But we have laser fast settlement of payments.
00:50:17.740 We have laser fast transactions, you know, through private entities.
00:50:21.700 There is no need for this.
00:50:25.120 The need is a want and a desire for control and power by the people who are in charge and
00:50:31.580 by the people who have not been taking care of those dollars.
00:50:36.320 And so they need a new scheme.
00:50:37.900 And this is the scheme.
00:50:39.720 And oh, by the way, this is how they're going to do this, Glenn, and my best guess right
00:50:44.620 now, all the stuff we're seeing with the crypto woes, the FTX flap, the, you know, the hacking,
00:50:52.280 the fraud, they're going to tell you, oh, we need regulation.
00:50:55.960 We need regulation around crypto because, you know, crypto is bad and they're going to regulate
00:51:02.540 it and they're going to sneak in congressional approval because that's the one thing is that
00:51:07.480 the central bank digital currency, the Fed does not have authorization from it.
00:51:11.560 It must come from Congress.
00:51:13.080 I mean, not that that stops anybody anyway, but just theoretically speaking.
00:51:16.940 And so keep an eye out.
00:51:19.220 Whatever bills are coming down the pike, they are going to try to stuff this in here.
00:51:24.420 And this I'm not I'm not joking at all.
00:51:26.540 I'm not this is not hyperbole.
00:51:28.200 This will be the end of economic freedom.
00:51:31.320 If a retail CBDC comes to fruition, I, you know, I'll go a step further.
00:51:37.840 I'm not saying this is the mark of the beast, but it has all of the earmarks of just not
00:51:46.180 being able to live in society without it.
00:51:51.140 You won't be able to do anything without it.
00:51:56.920 Correct.
00:51:57.360 Yeah.
00:51:58.360 I mean, listen, it impacts your livelihood, you know, how you get paid, how you transact.
00:52:04.580 I mean, it is the foundation.
00:52:06.420 Stable money is the foundation of a stable society.
00:52:11.200 Now, people will say, though, Carol, that I already I already interact with my money this
00:52:16.320 way.
00:52:16.600 I don't get an actual paycheck and bring it to the bank.
00:52:19.480 It's digitally transferred into my bank.
00:52:23.020 And then I spend either a credit card or a debit card everywhere I go.
00:52:27.560 I mean, I go to a gas station.
00:52:28.960 I put the card in.
00:52:29.740 So what's the difference?
00:52:31.600 Well, you know, that year, first of all, you're doing by choice and you have a choice of providers
00:52:35.380 and the providers aren't the government.
00:52:39.060 And it doesn't have the authority to come in and say, I'm sorry, you know, we're just going
00:52:44.760 to cut off your ability to take in money or to put out money.
00:52:48.560 We're going to freeze it.
00:52:49.580 I mean, think about the trucker convoy up in Canada.
00:52:53.360 You know, they just froze their assets.
00:52:55.500 They can do this, you know, with just the flick of a switch, just, you know, one off and
00:53:00.560 say, I'm sorry, that that's it.
00:53:02.000 You can't, you know, we've abandoned, we've gotten rid of cars.
00:53:05.620 We're not going to let you hail an Uber.
00:53:07.320 We're not going to let you do this.
00:53:09.140 You said something bad on social media.
00:53:11.500 We didn't like it.
00:53:12.240 So we are going to come down.
00:53:13.580 This is a tool to get people to submit to what the government wants.
00:53:19.540 And it is the ultimate bullying tactic, the ultimate control tactic to be able to control
00:53:25.880 every facet of how you transact.
00:53:29.800 I will tell you that it is, it is what people will say.
00:53:34.620 Well, I'm not doing anything wrong.
00:53:36.480 You don't have to do anything wrong.
00:53:38.400 You just have to want to spend your money on hamburger as opposed to fish or bugs or whatever
00:53:46.440 it is.
00:53:47.800 You just want, you want gasoline and there's a shortage and you're not part of the crew
00:53:55.580 that is deemed essential.
00:53:56.860 So you get no gasoline.
00:53:59.800 This, this is, you know, everybody complains about socialized or, you know, about a free
00:54:05.300 market health care.
00:54:06.220 First of all, we don't have free market health care.
00:54:08.820 We haven't had free market health care in a very long time.
00:54:11.480 Government is all over it.
00:54:13.360 And now with Obamacare, it's worse.
00:54:15.580 However, this is the point.
00:54:19.220 Look at what's happening now in Canada.
00:54:22.020 Canada actually said to a Canadian veteran who just needed, she's like probably 40.
00:54:31.000 She couldn't walk up her stairs anymore because of the pain.
00:54:34.340 So she calls veterans affairs and they say, she said, I just want to, one of those chair
00:54:39.220 things that go up the stairs.
00:54:40.780 She said that they told her and she's not the only one.
00:54:45.680 We can assist you in suicide.
00:54:48.700 If it's just so bad.
00:54:50.960 She's like, what?
00:54:53.840 This is what's happening.
00:54:55.700 You'll just, you'll have no options.
00:54:58.820 No options.
00:55:00.280 You will own nothing.
00:55:01.360 They've put it out there.
00:55:02.620 You will own nothing.
00:55:04.140 And like you said, the word I wanted to key in from what you were talking about before
00:55:08.180 was essential because this is what they did to us in 2020.
00:55:12.940 They said some of us were essential.
00:55:14.980 Some of us were non-essential.
00:55:16.480 So it's not like we don't have a case study that's less than a couple of years old to say
00:55:21.260 that they are going to pick winners and losers.
00:55:23.580 They're going to do that based on political cloud and connections.
00:55:26.640 And guess who's not going to be in that inner circle?
00:55:29.300 Well, probably everybody listening to the program, including you and me.
00:55:32.700 So this is, this is a epic, epic disaster.
00:55:36.860 And if this is something that everybody should be writing their representatives and their
00:55:40.120 senators and saying, absolutely not.
00:55:43.180 This is, you know, a complete affront to our freedoms.
00:55:45.680 Let's, let's go into, cause I want to talk to you about the farms, but I want to do that
00:55:52.700 in, in detail.
00:55:53.700 And I, I think we're going to have to hold you over at the bottom of the hour to really
00:55:58.040 get into that.
00:55:58.700 Cause it's so important.
00:56:01.000 Give me one minute.
00:56:02.020 And then I want to come back.
00:56:03.400 The department of labor just did something with ESG, but remember ESG not happening.
00:56:09.060 It's a conspiracy theory.
00:56:10.920 When I first started talking about ESG, how many in this audience thought this is not,
00:56:17.140 it's not going to, and now have you noticed how it is everywhere?
00:56:23.000 Yeah.
00:56:23.700 Who told you that?
00:56:25.040 And more importantly, who told you that it wasn't happening?
00:56:29.620 Make sure you're no longer listening or watching any of those sources.
00:56:35.380 All right.
00:56:36.080 We're going to come back.
00:56:36.860 There's a new department of labor.
00:56:41.020 It's a helper.
00:56:42.100 That's all they're trying to do is just help you live.
00:56:45.340 We'll get to that in a second.
00:56:47.200 You're never more than one generation away from losing our freedoms.
00:56:50.940 And we are in the generation that could lose the freedoms.
00:56:57.200 I mean, you know, I said, I said somewhere, someplace the other day that we're holding a losing
00:57:06.240 hand politically, politically, politically, we're holding a losing hand.
00:57:09.720 Everything is stacked against us and we don't have our crap together and everything else.
00:57:15.400 Spiritually, our hand is winning.
00:57:18.300 Should we choose to pick it up?
00:57:20.680 But we better choose soon because we are losing our freedoms.
00:57:25.440 And your children, my children are going to be the ones that are either dealing with this and living under this, quote, utopian, dystopian world or they're free.
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00:58:37.100 Ten seconds.
00:58:37.600 Station ID.
00:58:46.860 So it's really interesting because the central bank digital currency, the CBDC, the Fed coin, if you will, was released.
00:58:58.220 And they announced that they were going to put it into trial at three o'clock in the afternoon, the day before Thanksgiving.
00:59:04.320 You know, when all of us are paying attention to the news.
00:59:08.020 Quietly also during the Thanksgiving week, the Department of Labor finalized a rule that blows up some standard benefit plans on how to invest in your best financial future.
00:59:24.580 Carol Roth joins us.
00:59:26.840 What did they do, Carol?
00:59:28.620 All right.
00:59:29.100 So first of all, I want to say I almost missed this, Glenn.
00:59:31.620 And it was one of your listeners who works in the industry who alerted this to me because they shoved it in, like you said, right before Thanksgiving.
00:59:38.560 He doesn't want to be given a shout out because, as you can imagine why, but thank you for doing this.
00:59:44.860 So basically, 50, almost 50 years ago, in 1974, something called ERISA was passed, the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.
00:59:53.480 It basically covers retirement plans and welfare benefit plans.
00:59:57.660 And basically, it says that if you are the manager or, quote, unquote, sponsor of a plan, you have to act, and this is a quote, solely in the interest, unquote, of employees and beneficiaries.
01:00:10.760 So basically, in your best financial interest, if somebody is managing it, they can't put their best interest, they can't do things just off the cuff, they have to say this is going to be in your best financial interest as an employee or beneficiary of the plan.
01:00:26.220 Stop for a second, because I think it's important for you to understand the money that you make, that you work so hard for, you put it away for your retirement.
01:00:38.040 You are giving it to that responsibility that somebody is going to do the best thing for you.
01:00:45.420 Let's sit down and talk about your plans.
01:00:48.080 What are your plans for retirement?
01:00:50.120 Have you made any?
01:00:51.280 Well, you better get started now.
01:00:53.060 All of that crap.
01:00:54.200 What they've done is taken out your best financial interest.
01:01:01.100 Now, let's talk about your plan, because your retirement is important to you.
01:01:05.460 But, you know, there's some other things that are important to us and other stakeholders.
01:01:09.860 So we'll do our best after listening to you on what your dreams of your financial future are.
01:01:15.380 But we'll balance them with the things that we all think should be done with your money.
01:01:21.900 Are you out of your mind?
01:01:23.480 It is egregious.
01:01:26.780 I mean, this was this was one of those really good laws.
01:01:29.980 You know, there are a few and far between, but this is a really good thing for you to have protection.
01:01:34.300 So when somebody is managing your retirement funds in a plan, they have to select, monitor, and cast shareholder votes based on your best financial interest.
01:01:47.560 Now, and by the way, the Trump administration had put extra rules in place specifically around ESG.
01:01:54.620 And so this was done to undo that and take it a step further.
01:01:59.900 So now they're saying, well, you know, you can they can favor ESGs or something called ETIs, economically targeted investments.
01:02:08.500 So you can only imagine what that would happen.
01:02:10.420 You know what ETI is?
01:02:13.480 ESG.
01:02:14.080 ESG because ESG people have caught on on what it is.
01:02:17.420 So quick, let's rename it.
01:02:18.760 It's also sustainable investing and a few other monikers to that.
01:02:23.760 So basically, they're now they're now giving financial cover.
01:02:28.260 And this, again, is now a Department of Labor rule, which needs to be challenged in the courts, saying that we no longer have to have your best interest.
01:02:38.360 If we're managing your funds at heart, we can do whatever we want.
01:02:41.900 This codifies business social credits, codifies it.
01:02:47.700 If your state has not taken on E, S, and G, if they haven't done all three, then you need to either move or start a movement that gets your state to take action.
01:03:07.100 No liberal state is going to take action on ESG.
01:03:11.260 But I'm telling you, it is the end.
01:03:14.520 This this goes hand in hand with the Fed coin.
01:03:18.860 This they are building structure where they take things from you and do things they want to do, not necessarily what you want to do or what are in your best interests.
01:03:32.140 They're extracting wealth.
01:03:35.840 They're extracting freedoms.
01:03:37.740 They're doing it for their benefit and against yours.
01:03:41.760 And funny enough, Glenn, that the Department of Labor's own website is super out of date.
01:03:45.580 Their last statistics for 2013.
01:03:48.720 Go figure.
01:03:49.580 But I can only imagine they've grown since then.
01:03:52.620 But we're talking about one hundred and forty one million workers.
01:03:58.220 And at that time, again, it should be higher now.
01:04:00.540 Seven point six trillion dollars in assets that were covered by this.
01:04:04.300 So this isn't just a small thing.
01:04:06.180 This is the bulk of the wealth of the American people.
01:04:10.100 And look at what's going to happen.
01:04:11.880 Those people are going to lose their retirement, which will or piece, you know, pieces of it, possibly.
01:04:17.280 Uh, and they will look to the government to fund their retirement even more.
01:04:23.940 This is insanity.
01:04:26.040 It is a rat trap.
01:04:28.880 The Glenn Beck program.
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01:06:05.340 Welcome.
01:06:05.820 Glad you're here.
01:06:07.060 We want to talk to you about a couple of things today.
01:06:09.940 Still coming up on the program.
01:06:11.360 I had a podcast over the weekend with Chloe Cole.
01:06:14.020 She is somebody that at 11 decided she was in the wrong body and doctors went along with it.
01:06:20.500 Didn't do any kind of psychological testing or even any real questions.
01:06:24.860 They just cut off her breasts at 15.
01:06:27.760 Stopped her hormones at I think 12.
01:06:34.260 So she had a lot going for her.
01:06:36.120 Then after her breasts are cut off and she's maturing, she realizes what a mistake this is.
01:06:43.600 I wasn't in the wrong body.
01:06:48.740 I was a kid that was 11.
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01:07:38.600 Stu, did you have something you wanted to say?
01:07:41.460 I would love to talk a little bit about a couple of things.
01:07:46.140 Okay.
01:07:46.440 Well, you save them because I'm sure they're, I mean, the way you tell stories is just amazing.
01:07:50.700 And I want to savor that.
01:07:51.820 Thanks.
01:07:52.180 Let me honor your request as you were out of things to say there.
01:07:55.980 No, I wasn't.
01:07:57.180 I was going to turn to Carol.
01:07:58.200 You just looked up at the screen like, you're going to talk now?
01:08:01.120 I need to say something, Glenn.
01:08:02.420 It's important.
01:08:03.100 Oh, I looked up on the screen on a radio show.
01:08:05.620 Gee, Glenn, that's a good thing to tell the audience, Mr. Radio Hall of Fame.
01:08:09.300 Man, I hate you so much.
01:08:09.760 Do we have a sounder?
01:08:10.580 I don't even know.
01:08:11.520 How have we been together?
01:08:12.680 I mean, I don't know.
01:08:13.480 I've been together.
01:08:14.380 And there you have it.
01:08:15.920 Another example of why Glenn Beck is in the Radio Hall of Fame.
01:08:20.880 I got to tell you.
01:08:21.960 I got to tell you.
01:08:22.720 I've been with you, my office wife, longer than I've been with my wife.
01:08:28.840 And I don't know why we've never talked about divorce.
01:08:31.740 But let's go to Carol Roth.
01:08:35.300 Hi, Carol.
01:08:37.360 For some extra good news and to bring you into this little squabble.
01:08:41.280 Let's bring you in, Carol.
01:08:42.200 So the nice thing is when Stu and I fight, you know, people are like, you guys, do you guys get along?
01:08:49.940 No, we never have.
01:08:51.180 We never liked each other.
01:08:52.340 So there's no damage to be done.
01:08:55.520 So, Carol, let's talk about what's happening in the Netherlands.
01:09:00.700 We've already just this hour covered the Fed digital coin.
01:09:05.440 We showed you what the Department of Labor has just done to your retirement funds.
01:09:11.420 You better check that out.
01:09:13.560 And now let me tell you, this is my biggest worry because this is going to be a massive problem that could make Mao's five-year plan look like kindergarten.
01:09:27.620 Yeah, so, I mean, we talked about if you control the money, you control the people.
01:09:34.380 But if you control the food, you control the people.
01:09:38.340 So if you look at the Netherlands, it might be surprising to a lot of people that they are the second largest food exporter in the world behind the United States.
01:09:48.180 I was surprised to learn that over the last couple of years.
01:09:50.860 There's, I guess, something on the order of 4 million cows, 13 million pigs, 104 million chickens a year.
01:09:59.740 They're Europe's biggest meat exporter.
01:10:01.940 They provide vegetables to much of Western Europe.
01:10:04.180 So this is a farming juggernaut.
01:10:07.400 A few years ago, you started getting protests, I think, around 2019 in the Netherlands,
01:10:12.800 because in the name of being good for the environment, cutting pollutants and emissions,
01:10:19.340 the government said, you know, we're going to have to start paring back some of this farming.
01:10:24.220 So farmers, some of you, you know, we're going to have to cut down what you're doing,
01:10:29.300 and some of you are going to put out of business altogether.
01:10:31.740 So obviously that didn't go over really well with the farmers.
01:10:34.580 We've seen the protests.
01:10:35.700 Obviously they escalated a little bit earlier this year.
01:10:38.820 We saw that on the news.
01:10:40.120 But this has a major impact for the global food supply,
01:10:45.420 given the fact that they are that number two largest food exporter.
01:10:50.400 Now here's where the story gets weird.
01:10:53.340 The Netherlands prime minister, like that wasn't weirder, right?
01:10:56.400 Yeah, like that was, yeah.
01:10:58.000 So the prime minister, Mark Ruta, is a, you want to fill in the blank?
01:11:02.860 Do you know who he's associated with?
01:11:04.520 Do you want to just guess?
01:11:06.800 I'm going to go way out on a limb.
01:11:08.400 World Economic Forum?
01:11:09.260 Ah, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.
01:11:11.320 We have fabulous prizes for you.
01:11:13.180 Yeah, so he is a member, a frequent collaborator, and he's been involved in a number of things.
01:11:21.200 In 2021, the government of the Netherlands, the World Economic Forum, and a few other public and private sector entities launched a food innovation hub to help transform the food ecosystem.
01:11:35.140 This is, hang on, Carol, before you go on, this is something I barely touched on in my book, The Great Reset.
01:11:41.960 By the way, we have part two, all of the technology and everything else that's coming.
01:11:47.020 It will be releasing it after the first of the year.
01:11:50.560 We've been working all year on that one.
01:11:52.480 But I've been talking about the food thing as, I think, the biggest threat to all of us, because this leads to global starvation.
01:12:05.020 You are messing with the number two food producer of the world, and it's coming here.
01:12:14.260 It already is making its mark here and in Canada.
01:12:19.900 When you say, and this is their actual quote from the World Economic Forum,
01:12:28.760 we will redesign how we produce and consume food from seed to fork.
01:12:37.200 That's terrifying.
01:12:39.200 That's terrifying.
01:12:39.820 They have an initiative that, surprisingly, not enough people have been talking about.
01:12:44.960 It's called the Food Action Alliance, and their mission to reshape the way we think, produce, supply, and consume food.
01:12:53.680 Anytime you hear reshape, redesign, rethink, it's like 99 out of 100 times the World Economic Forum.
01:13:02.200 And for most of the world, I mean, we've been trending in the right direction in terms of global starvation
01:13:08.180 and making sure that people are appropriately fed.
01:13:10.960 It's working pretty well until we get the WEF guys involved here.
01:13:15.560 And if you take a step back, you know, you talked about the U.S. and Canada.
01:13:20.060 Think about Sri Lanka and what we've seen here in the recent past.
01:13:25.460 You know, they were supposed to be this model ESG, model WEF country.
01:13:31.660 Let me hang on.
01:13:33.760 Let me fill in that blank.
01:13:34.820 In my book, The Great Reset, we talk about it and say Sri Lanka was held up as the WEF's own example.
01:13:44.340 What we're doing in Sri Lanka, we will do for the rest of the world and watch us and how this thing just takes off.
01:13:53.960 Well, what happened to Sri Lanka?
01:13:55.880 Yeah, well, you know, amongst other things, they banned chemical fertilizers and they ended up with the first time in modern history with a food crisis and a complete economic collapse.
01:14:09.940 You know, obviously a huge, huge issue that we watched happen real time this year based on them trying to be this model country, like you said.
01:14:21.120 And their environmental score, by the way, was off the charts.
01:14:24.640 Like, it was in the, like, mid to high 90s.
01:14:27.780 Yeah, well, they were very good.
01:14:29.780 Yeah, very good.
01:14:30.680 So, like, you know, it's great for the environment when nobody can eat, Glenn.
01:14:34.120 I mean, that's right.
01:14:35.000 It's so, so sinister.
01:14:37.060 So you've got the Netherlands, the prime minister who's tied in and is working hand in hand.
01:14:43.340 And this is the second largest food exporter in the world, which means it not only impacts their population, although since they're in control, it probably won't as much, but certainly food for the rest of the world.
01:14:57.100 And as you see them pushing the bugs and the crickets and, you know, all these other weird things.
01:15:02.580 Because, you know, at some point, you know, when the same names pop up over and over again, you go, oh, you know, maybe that's a coincidence the first couple of times.
01:15:10.560 But when it happens, like, hundreds of times, it is no longer a coincidence.
01:15:15.160 This is deliberate.
01:15:16.160 So how long do you think this is going to take before Europe really feels the impact?
01:15:24.860 The farmers have been protesting now for almost a year.
01:15:28.660 Now the government has come in and said you'll either comply or we'll buy your farm from you.
01:15:35.500 And if you won't sell the farm, we'll just take it from you.
01:15:37.900 So now the government gets into farming, which I don't know if most people know this, but they're not farmers.
01:15:44.820 They're politicians.
01:15:47.140 And I don't really want to depend on all the food my lawyer can make and grow.
01:15:54.820 But how long before this really hits Europe?
01:16:00.700 Because Europe is already in trouble with fuel and cold and heat.
01:16:05.820 The heat, they're in real trouble.
01:16:08.900 Yeah, completely self-inflicted as well.
01:16:12.320 And I think it just depends on how quickly they push this and how much the people are fighting back.
01:16:19.440 I mean, it sounds, you know, we've seen, you know, the amazing farmers in the Netherlands.
01:16:23.580 They're being courageous and brave, and they are pushing back and saying this is not acceptable.
01:16:29.940 And so, you know, how that battle plays out, you know, I'm a good prognosticator.
01:16:34.840 I'm not that good, but it's something to watch.
01:16:37.780 And, oh, by the way, this whole idea of taking farmland out of use and conserving it, you know where else they're doing that?
01:16:44.920 They're doing that here in the United States.
01:16:46.800 The Biden administration is paying farmers to take away farmland and to have it and put it into conservation and stop it from being used in farming.
01:16:56.480 Well, that's what's happening all through the West, especially the Mountain West.
01:17:02.980 They are gobbling up land like crazy, and then you just can't use that land anymore.
01:17:09.800 I know I have a ranch, and I have 1,100 acres that my cattle can go graze on.
01:17:17.760 Well, after grazing there all summer, they need a little bit more land from time to time, and so they'll go up, you know, onto BLM land, Bureau of Land Management, which, by the way, you never want those.
01:17:31.280 You never want people in Washington to be your neighbors.
01:17:34.020 They're the worst neighbors.
01:17:35.340 They never take care of the land.
01:17:37.500 It's horrible.
01:17:38.420 But you can graze on that BLM land.
01:17:42.120 Well, they're taking, not in my case, but in many cases, they're taking that BLM land back.
01:17:48.420 Well, now the farmer doesn't have enough square acres for the amount of cows, meaning you're going to have a shortage of meat.
01:18:02.420 And all of this is intentional.
01:18:05.200 All of it.
01:18:06.320 It is.
01:18:07.100 And so you have to keep an eye on that and who's buying up land and who's buying up water.
01:18:12.640 I mean, this is, you know, you talked about your upcoming book project, which I'm so excited about.
01:18:17.480 I have one that is upcoming as well.
01:18:19.880 So a lot of things, the only reason I know about it is because I've been doing this deep dive, and it is utterly frightening because, you know, the other thing that you need that if you're going to have agriculture is you need water.
01:18:32.860 And now Wall Street and, you know, the powers that be are trying to get into financializing water as well.
01:18:40.560 So water rights, land, you know, all these things.
01:18:43.860 This is a global issue.
01:18:45.180 This is going to impact the global food supply.
01:18:48.540 And, you know, this is really, really scary stuff.
01:18:51.560 If you think back to times when there has been mass starvation in, you know, communists and socialist countries, a lot of times it wasn't even that there wasn't enough food being produced.
01:19:02.500 It was just that the intermediaries were screwing up the system so much it couldn't get to where it needed to go.
01:19:08.320 Now we're talking about actually screwing up how much is being produced.
01:19:12.580 I cannot think of anything that's a parallel in modern time.
01:19:16.360 It's just completely frightening.
01:19:17.780 The arrogance, Carol, is beyond imagination for you to say, I and a group of experts all around the world, we're going to get together and we're going to show the farmers a new way to plant, feed, water, and grow.
01:19:35.460 So then we're going to teach all the manufacturers and the canners and everything else what they have to do a totally new way.
01:19:42.920 Then we're going to have a new distribution system.
01:19:45.820 So we're going to tell the trucking and and everything else.
01:19:48.800 And then we're going to tell the supermarkets exactly what they have to do.
01:19:52.560 And then we're going to work on the consumer and tell them what they have to do.
01:19:57.460 The arrogance of taking something that has has built over thousands of years and say you're going to change it, all of it from seed to fork in the next eight years is is beyond.
01:20:15.100 I mean, I would say it's suicidal, but they'll live the rest of us.
01:20:21.140 It is maniacal.
01:20:23.020 Carol Roth.
01:20:24.340 Thank you so much.
01:20:25.340 I appreciate it.
01:20:26.140 Carol Roth, by the way, you can find her book is The War on Small Business and also carolroth.com slash Glenn.
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01:20:36.500 She'll answer your questions on this program if you just want to write to her.
01:20:40.900 But you can read all of her articles there or at theblaze.com.
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01:27:35.740 But I have been reading his columns and his work, especially when it comes to the sexualization of our children.
01:27:46.540 He just wrote a great piece.
01:27:49.100 Let me see if I can get the name of it here.
01:27:50.660 De facto degeneracy.
01:27:53.200 And it was up on his sub stack.
01:27:55.040 And he, I want him to take you through it, but he makes a, I think,
01:28:01.460 a very accurate prediction.
01:28:04.220 If we don't wake up and stop this, we won't stop anything.
01:28:10.900 This is our children, and this one should be very obvious.
01:28:15.380 Arun, welcome.
01:28:17.680 Thank you so much for having me, Glenn.
01:28:19.400 You bet.
01:28:20.500 So take me through the article of de facto degeneracy.
01:28:25.540 Sure, absolutely.
01:28:26.960 So I think a lot of people have noticed, obviously,
01:28:30.180 this really disturbing trend with the need to kind of put on display for children,
01:28:36.780 you know, drag queen story hours and these kind of sexual displays with,
01:28:41.100 which let's be honest, with our trans strippers.
01:28:43.680 In a lot of these situations, they are billed specifically as family friendly.
01:28:49.540 They are sent out, you know, to children's organizations or to educational organizations,
01:28:54.600 and they are meant specifically to attract children.
01:28:57.960 And unfortunately, as we can see with accounts like ribs of TikTok,
01:29:01.620 there is lots and lots of evidence that these things are very far from it,
01:29:07.260 that these performances are very explicit, as you would expect them to be from the type
01:29:12.880 of performers who are doing them, and they are specifically targeted of children.
01:29:17.040 And I think a lot of people ask, you know, when they see these performances,
01:29:21.320 how are people getting away with this?
01:29:24.240 How are people, adults, exposing themselves to children in these public situations?
01:29:30.760 And nothing happens.
01:29:31.940 There should be crimes.
01:29:33.140 There should be action taken.
01:29:34.520 And so in the piece, you know, I talk about the difference between a, you know,
01:29:39.140 de facto and du jour, right?
01:29:40.940 The difference between what a law says technically, du jour,
01:29:45.180 and what actually happens, how it's actually carried out by agents of the state,
01:29:50.340 which is de facto.
01:29:51.460 And I think even though most agents of the state know that du jour, on paper,
01:29:57.560 exposing yourself to a minor in a performance would be something that would be illegal
01:30:03.320 and would carry very serious charges and penalties under the law,
01:30:07.940 they know that de facto, if they ever actually carry out those penalties,
01:30:12.180 they'll run afoul of kind of the social zeitgeist.
01:30:15.520 They know that their careers will be over, that they'll be punished in the media,
01:30:19.120 that they'll be labeled as bigots.
01:30:20.760 And so these people know to steer clear of these performances with their penalties,
01:30:26.440 even though they should, in theory, be violating the law.
01:30:30.700 This is, it's really terrifying the way you lay it out in this article,
01:30:35.320 because we know, we know the boundaries.
01:30:39.980 We all do.
01:30:41.280 We know if somebody was exposing themselves or walking around a children's playground
01:30:47.300 in a G-string, dressed as a woman, and gyrating, you know, in the middle of the park,
01:30:56.100 we all know we would keep our kids away.
01:30:59.460 We all know we would probably call police, especially if they're at the playground.
01:31:03.980 We know that.
01:31:06.420 But what is it that makes us stop?
01:31:10.660 I don't, I guess my question is, I don't understand what's happened to people.
01:31:17.620 Why is it that it seems like at least half the country is like,
01:31:21.700 no, no, no, this is fine?
01:31:22.660 Well, I think a lot of people have seen this labeled as the new civil rights issue,
01:31:28.700 and they want to be on the right side of history, right?
01:31:31.760 They want to be tolerant.
01:31:33.080 They want to be accommodating.
01:31:35.080 They want to be understanding.
01:31:36.520 They don't want to.
01:31:36.960 But wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
01:31:39.100 What is the new civil rights issue?
01:31:41.020 Because there's a big difference between Caitlyn Jenner and this,
01:31:46.040 the civil rights of the children,
01:31:49.360 the innocence of the children is being ripped away from them.
01:31:54.860 This is not like Caitlyn Jenner.
01:31:57.160 This is about transgender stripping in front of children.
01:32:04.160 There's no right to that.
01:32:06.740 Well, I agree, Glenn, but I think there is more linkage here
01:32:10.100 than maybe we would have first up here.
01:32:11.840 I think that when we ask society to, you know, all pretend a certain thing,
01:32:18.440 when we're all being required to pretend that the emperor is wearing clothes
01:32:22.500 when they are not, it has an impact on everybody.
01:32:25.600 When you let that little sliver of a lie enter society
01:32:29.860 and you make everyone kind of perform as if something that is a lie is truth,
01:32:34.800 I think that eventually erodes the barriers of understanding
01:32:39.180 between what you're talking about and where we ended up.
01:32:43.020 I think you naturally do move from Caitlyn Jenner to this
01:32:46.040 because when you ask people to believe that men are women,
01:32:50.560 when you demand that for them to participate in society,
01:32:53.840 they have to go along with this delusion,
01:32:56.240 I think they naturally will move towards this point where there is no barrier.
01:33:01.460 What we would think would be common sense is eroded
01:33:03.960 by this lie that we've let slide into our society.
01:33:08.920 So you go on to say if any of these arguments were used
01:33:20.720 or translated into context of a church,
01:33:23.960 the very same people would lose their minds.
01:33:27.140 It's true.
01:33:27.940 I just saw a story today of some, you know,
01:33:30.540 polygamist that's marrying children and me and everybody else losing their mind.
01:33:35.320 It's that's got to stop.
01:33:38.560 What is this?
01:33:40.440 We all agree.
01:33:42.440 However, what's the problem?
01:33:46.680 That he is religious or that he's married them
01:33:50.560 because a lot of people in today's society
01:33:54.100 don't have a problem with sexualizing 12-year-old, 15-year-old girls.
01:34:00.620 No, that's absolutely true.
01:34:02.200 I think the real problem here is that
01:34:04.660 the society has shifted its focus on the kind of religion that it's going to allow.
01:34:10.080 There is now, I think, a belief,
01:34:14.020 a kind of a state-sponsored belief in the idea
01:34:17.480 that the protection of these identities is sacred
01:34:20.780 and that it's necessary for the law to get involved
01:34:24.140 and the media and different organizations and societies to get involved
01:34:28.160 to protect these different identities,
01:34:30.640 even when they cross into these areas that we find abhorrent.
01:34:35.540 And you have to, you know,
01:34:36.920 if you're going to make transgenderism the next civil rights issue,
01:34:40.500 then you have to do what you do with all civil rights issues.
01:34:42.680 You have to teach it to children very early on, right,
01:34:45.500 that these are certain things that have to be protected,
01:34:47.960 they have to be respected, they have to be tolerated.
01:34:50.240 And so it's just, I think it's, again,
01:34:52.440 just the natural development of this ideology
01:34:55.580 when you have this consent-based morality
01:34:58.480 where the only thing that decides what is moral
01:35:01.940 is if two people agree,
01:35:03.820 then you're going to naturally see the pressure on people
01:35:07.840 to lower and lower, unfortunately,
01:35:11.020 the type of the age of consent
01:35:12.840 when it comes to things like transgender surgery,
01:35:15.200 which is why we're now seeing puberty blockers
01:35:18.500 and permanent mutilation pushed onto children younger and younger
01:35:22.380 because this is a key part of the left's idea of tolerance of these ideas.
01:35:27.800 I have to tell you,
01:35:28.820 I don't know if you've seen the podcast I did with Chloe Cole
01:35:32.940 this last Friday,
01:35:36.180 but it is, this is a girl that was 11,
01:35:40.180 and when you hear her talk about it,
01:35:42.120 you completely understand what she was thinking.
01:35:44.880 She was thinking like an 11-year-old girl.
01:35:49.040 And then the media started,
01:35:52.720 Instagram, peer pressure,
01:35:55.280 and she decides she's a boy.
01:35:57.460 And now she's detransitioning,
01:36:00.040 and she's trying to go back to be a girl,
01:36:02.780 but she'll most likely never breastfeed her children
01:36:06.400 because she had her breasts removed.
01:36:09.460 And so they don't know if they can ever repair that.
01:36:13.120 She may not be able to even bear children because of this.
01:36:17.180 And no one is responsible for it.
01:36:20.120 Nobody, it is a tragic, tragic story,
01:36:23.700 and it is happening over and over and over and over again.
01:36:26.920 Yeah, absolutely.
01:36:30.540 I think that people, you know,
01:36:32.160 this is a very permanent decision.
01:36:34.420 There are many bad decisions that one can make as a young person,
01:36:38.240 and while some of them can be tragic,
01:36:41.080 there's usually some ability to recover over time.
01:36:44.260 But these children are victims of this ideology
01:36:47.420 in a way that is very permanent and very disturbing,
01:36:51.060 which I think, unfortunately,
01:36:52.400 is what a lot of these activists are counting on.
01:36:55.140 Once you've forced a child to make that kind of ideological commitment
01:36:59.020 so young to the point where they permanently alter their body
01:37:02.700 and end their ability to have a family,
01:37:05.440 the kind of thing that kind of makes you a natural conservative over time,
01:37:09.860 it's going to make you committed to a particular political outcome.
01:37:14.060 It's going to make you a ward of the state in many ways,
01:37:17.800 and it's also going to plug you into things
01:37:19.920 like a lifelong commitment to a pharmaceutical industry
01:37:22.580 that is very, very motivated to have you as a customer
01:37:27.340 for the rest of your life,
01:37:28.600 dependent on the kind of stuff they're peddling
01:37:30.540 to alter your body chemistry on a long-term basis.
01:37:34.400 Aaron McIntyre is our guest.
01:37:36.220 He's going to be a mule hero in announcement soon.
01:37:39.320 He's going to have his own Blaze TV platform,
01:37:42.460 and we appreciate him coming up,
01:37:44.220 and thanks for joining the Blaze.
01:37:45.560 I want to read the last couple of lines in your Substack article.
01:37:53.040 If a civilization does not believe to its very core
01:37:56.140 that the sexualization of children is wrong
01:37:59.220 in a very deep and non-negotiable sense,
01:38:02.880 then no one is willing to stick their neck out
01:38:05.020 to enforce the law as written.
01:38:07.360 They will comply with power before any principle,
01:38:11.260 and that is how you know when you are truly lost.
01:38:14.320 Any comment on that?
01:38:17.660 Yeah, I think that if people are going to stand up
01:38:19.840 against this stuff, like I said,
01:38:21.160 they truly have to believe it's evil at its core.
01:38:23.760 It's not something you can hold loosely.
01:38:26.100 This is why I think so many parents are scared to step up
01:38:29.900 because they know that society doesn't have their back.
01:38:32.700 They know that institutions don't have their back.
01:38:35.440 They know they're not going to have the support of the community.
01:38:38.100 They know that power is set against them,
01:38:39.760 and it's the only thing that will allow people
01:38:42.720 to be able to stand up and stop this
01:38:44.920 and be heard and have the courage
01:38:46.540 is the conviction that at its core,
01:38:49.000 this is a non-negotiable thing.
01:38:50.780 We're not talking about when children can have transitions.
01:38:53.540 We're not talking about when puberty blockers are acceptable.
01:38:56.540 It's never acceptable.
01:38:58.100 It's never okay.
01:38:59.420 It should be a crime for people to do this kind of thing,
01:39:03.120 and if we don't have that stance from the outset,
01:39:05.540 people will never have the courage to stand up against it.
01:39:08.220 Thank you, Aaron.
01:39:09.980 Appreciate it.
01:39:11.120 God bless.
01:39:12.640 Thank you so much for having me.
01:39:14.140 You bet.
01:39:14.720 Aaron McIntyre.
01:39:16.480 You can find that on his Substack page.
01:39:21.080 I will tell you,
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01:39:31.800 I think a lot of people don't know
01:39:34.180 how to have these difficult conversations
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01:39:39.620 That's why I think my conversation with Chloe Cole
01:39:43.520 was so important.
01:39:44.760 You can find it at YouTube.
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01:40:00.020 We are so close to that.
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01:42:33.840 Here's a story, Stu.
01:42:43.000 Maybe this is from just the news
01:42:44.400 that maybe you can explain to me
01:42:46.500 because I don't know why
01:42:47.900 we're not doing more.
01:42:50.060 The Texas GOP and judges have called on Abbott
01:42:54.860 to repel invasion
01:42:56.800 by preventing entry of illegal foreign nationals
01:42:59.720 or returning those who enter illegally to Mexico.
01:43:03.660 Forty Texas counties
01:43:06.160 have now declared an invasion
01:43:07.960 at the southern border
01:43:09.480 or have expressed support
01:43:11.280 for Texas declaring an invasion.
01:43:14.100 More are in the process of doing so,
01:43:16.420 according to sources who have spoken to the center square.
01:43:20.260 The most recent to join
01:43:22.040 are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven counties.
01:43:27.080 And they're calling on the governor
01:43:28.980 to declare formally an invasion
01:43:31.740 and repel it,
01:43:32.880 which he hasn't done.
01:43:34.820 But right after the election,
01:43:36.980 did he not say he was going to do that?
01:43:40.200 What is he waiting for?
01:43:41.860 I don't know the answer to that.
01:43:43.360 I thought I remember us hearing
01:43:45.720 that's exactly what happened.
01:43:47.060 And as you mentioned,
01:43:47.780 it happened after the election,
01:43:49.680 which would indicate
01:43:50.960 it wasn't like an election ploy per se.
01:43:54.140 So I don't know.
01:43:56.060 I guess we'll have to get,
01:43:57.080 maybe we can get in touch with the office
01:43:58.280 and find out what's going on.
01:43:59.700 He signed an executive order
01:44:01.200 that does not declare an invasion.
01:44:03.280 It authorized Texas law enforcement offers
01:44:05.160 to apprehend illegal foreign nationals
01:44:07.720 and return them to ports of entry.
01:44:09.900 After Abbott tweeted content
01:44:12.100 from part of that letter,
01:44:12.960 were judges without providing context.
01:44:15.240 Many misreported that he declared the invasion.
01:44:20.460 Yeah, maybe that's maybe
01:44:21.600 just a reporting mistake.
01:44:22.800 I don't know.
01:44:23.760 I don't know.
01:44:24.640 But that's, I mean,
01:44:26.840 why won't we do this?
01:44:29.980 The government is clearly
01:44:31.740 not protecting the homeland.
01:44:34.740 They are not operating
01:44:36.640 in the best interest
01:44:37.680 of any of our states.
01:44:38.980 Man, I'm really tired
01:44:40.660 of Governor Abbott
01:44:42.160 being milk toasty.
01:44:46.780 We're Texas
01:44:47.680 for the love of Pete.
01:44:49.900 Why isn't Texas
01:44:51.220 leading the way?
01:44:53.400 I mean,
01:44:53.620 that's what I moved there for.
01:44:56.120 I mean,
01:44:56.320 it's like,
01:44:57.020 should we move to Florida?
01:44:58.940 I mean,
01:44:59.400 I don't know.
01:45:01.300 I know.
01:45:01.700 I mean,
01:45:02.020 look,
01:45:02.920 Florida's great as well.
01:45:05.480 I love Texas.
01:45:06.540 I mean,
01:45:06.700 you know,
01:45:06.920 it's interesting.
01:45:07.700 The whole sending immigrants
01:45:09.040 to blue states
01:45:11.040 was led
01:45:12.660 by Governor Abbott
01:45:14.340 and yet still
01:45:15.160 Governor DeSantis
01:45:15.940 got all the credit for it.
01:45:17.120 So I don't know.
01:45:18.800 I like both of them.
01:45:19.660 I think they're both pretty good.
01:45:20.860 Although,
01:45:21.440 DeSantis
01:45:21.740 has more often
01:45:23.640 been the leader,
01:45:24.680 clearly,
01:45:25.100 over the past couple of years.
01:45:28.060 Clearly.
01:45:29.140 Clearly.
01:45:29.580 Could you ask the producers
01:45:31.240 to check in
01:45:32.040 with the governor's office
01:45:33.040 and find out
01:45:34.320 the status
01:45:35.140 of all this?
01:45:36.620 I'd like to know,
01:45:37.760 maybe we'd talk
01:45:38.380 to the Attorney General,
01:45:39.820 Ken Paxton.
01:45:41.140 Why aren't you
01:45:42.420 declaring this?
01:45:43.680 Why is Texas
01:45:44.640 not leading the way
01:45:46.380 in stopping
01:45:47.860 this invasion?
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01:46:06.040 two-thirds
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01:47:25.760 Hey, Stu,
01:47:26.640 go to my
01:47:27.200 Instagram page,
01:47:28.300 will ya?
01:47:29.900 It's just
01:47:30.660 Instagram,
01:47:31.420 Glenn Beck.
01:47:33.100 This is my
01:47:33.840 sister.
01:47:34.200 You know how my
01:47:34.600 sister Michelle
01:47:35.280 makes a gingerbread
01:47:37.000 house every year
01:47:38.240 for,
01:47:38.920 she makes it
01:47:39.500 with her sons
01:47:40.020 and they've
01:47:41.140 entered them
01:47:41.660 for,
01:47:41.980 I don't know,
01:47:42.400 20,
01:47:42.640 25 years.
01:47:43.820 And every year
01:47:44.660 she makes a
01:47:45.240 different one.
01:47:46.000 And they're
01:47:46.460 each one more
01:47:48.300 incredible than
01:47:49.120 the last.
01:47:50.360 This is the
01:47:51.300 latest first
01:47:52.120 place winner
01:47:52.740 this year.
01:47:53.920 Can you see
01:47:54.380 it?
01:47:54.720 Do you have
01:47:55.000 it up?
01:47:55.200 It's loading
01:47:55.500 now,
01:47:55.920 yeah,
01:47:56.060 it's taking a
01:47:56.680 little bit,
01:47:57.160 so I've not
01:47:57.560 seen it yet.
01:47:59.300 It is,
01:48:00.920 I mean,
01:48:02.780 the theme
01:48:03.720 was,
01:48:04.020 I guess,
01:48:04.300 Encanto,
01:48:05.140 the Disney
01:48:05.820 film.
01:48:06.780 So she made
01:48:07.720 the house and
01:48:08.480 all the
01:48:08.840 Boganvillia,
01:48:09.860 and I mean,
01:48:10.240 and it
01:48:10.600 lights up
01:48:11.260 inside.
01:48:13.240 I mean,
01:48:14.080 that's a
01:48:14.300 gingerbread
01:48:15.040 house?
01:48:15.520 That's a
01:48:16.040 gingerbread
01:48:16.620 house.
01:48:17.240 What?
01:48:17.880 Made entirely
01:48:18.680 out of
01:48:19.080 gingerbread
01:48:19.560 and icing.
01:48:20.880 Oh my
01:48:21.720 gosh.
01:48:22.620 Isn't that
01:48:23.080 incredible?
01:48:24.460 The tiles
01:48:25.360 are all
01:48:26.040 handmade,
01:48:26.660 just piped
01:48:27.220 out icing.
01:48:28.200 I mean,
01:48:28.540 it's just,
01:48:29.580 I come
01:48:30.980 from an
01:48:31.740 overachieving
01:48:32.280 family.
01:48:33.240 I always
01:48:34.320 think that's
01:48:34.700 so weird
01:48:35.300 with you,
01:48:35.700 in that
01:48:36.040 you have
01:48:37.040 people in
01:48:37.500 your family
01:48:37.820 that are
01:48:38.120 talented.
01:48:39.480 I know.
01:48:41.480 It's weird,
01:48:42.300 isn't it?
01:48:42.700 I don't
01:48:43.180 understand it.
01:48:43.840 And then
01:48:44.100 there's me.
01:48:44.680 And then
01:48:44.920 there's you.
01:48:45.840 Yeah.
01:48:46.180 Well,
01:48:46.580 that's what
01:48:46.960 the family
01:48:47.980 used to
01:48:48.380 say.
01:48:49.080 Glenn was
01:48:49.700 adopted.
01:48:50.480 So maybe.
01:48:51.300 Maybe.
01:48:51.560 Maybe.
01:48:52.860 Just nuts.
01:48:53.660 That's genuinely,
01:48:54.260 I mean,
01:48:54.740 like it does
01:48:55.280 not even look,
01:48:56.140 you have to go
01:48:56.540 see this,
01:48:56.920 Instagram.com
01:48:57.620 slash Glenn
01:48:58.160 Beck,
01:48:58.460 by the way,
01:48:58.760 it was just
01:48:59.040 posted.
01:48:59.440 It does not
01:48:59.820 look like it
01:49:00.720 could possibly
01:49:01.280 be a gingerbread
01:49:02.380 house.
01:49:02.940 And like,
01:49:03.200 the other thing
01:49:03.980 too is like
01:49:04.400 some of the
01:49:04.880 some of the
01:49:05.660 cakes that people
01:49:06.320 make that look
01:49:06.860 like other
01:49:07.180 things are
01:49:07.880 really,
01:49:08.340 really impressive,
01:49:08.820 but they
01:49:09.220 have that
01:49:09.520 sort of
01:49:09.780 like outside
01:49:11.060 almost like
01:49:11.820 clay like
01:49:12.760 frosting.
01:49:13.700 What's it
01:49:13.900 called?
01:49:14.360 Yeah,
01:49:14.400 yeah.
01:49:14.500 No,
01:49:14.760 yeah.
01:49:15.580 Fond
01:49:15.940 I don't
01:49:18.600 know what
01:49:18.820 it is.
01:49:19.020 Yeah,
01:49:19.200 fondant.
01:49:20.440 Fondant.
01:49:21.060 Yeah,
01:49:21.180 whatever it
01:49:21.800 is,
01:49:21.940 one of those
01:49:22.300 things.
01:49:22.660 And like,
01:49:23.340 it's really
01:49:23.740 incredible
01:49:24.600 artistry,
01:49:25.540 but also
01:49:26.120 it's like
01:49:26.480 almost like
01:49:27.280 not really,
01:49:29.000 it's almost
01:49:29.320 like a
01:49:29.580 different thing
01:49:30.180 than making
01:49:30.580 a cake,
01:49:31.060 right?
01:49:31.180 It's like
01:49:31.440 an outside
01:49:31.880 coating that
01:49:32.620 is like
01:49:33.240 it's like
01:49:35.280 crafted into
01:49:36.060 it.
01:49:36.380 I mean,
01:49:36.780 it's really,
01:49:37.200 really cool
01:49:37.460 and impressive.
01:49:38.060 This though
01:49:38.400 looks,
01:49:38.880 I mean,
01:49:39.680 no,
01:49:40.000 this is
01:49:40.300 royal icing.
01:49:41.380 It's insane.
01:49:42.160 It's made
01:49:42.600 old school.
01:49:43.180 My dad
01:49:43.640 used to,
01:49:44.180 when I,
01:49:44.560 you know,
01:49:44.880 I grew up
01:49:45.460 in a bakery
01:49:45.960 and my
01:49:48.180 dad made
01:49:49.320 this,
01:49:49.740 would make
01:49:50.120 a gingerbread
01:49:50.800 village and
01:49:51.700 we would
01:49:52.060 put it
01:49:52.580 in the
01:49:53.160 front window
01:49:54.980 of our
01:49:55.620 bakery every
01:49:56.900 year.
01:49:58.060 I mean,
01:49:58.260 I really
01:49:58.740 miss the
01:49:59.400 days of
01:50:00.780 you know,
01:50:03.440 the hometown
01:50:04.920 Christmas,
01:50:06.040 your own
01:50:07.580 hometown
01:50:08.040 walking down
01:50:09.280 the street
01:50:10.500 of your
01:50:10.980 hometown
01:50:11.320 and it
01:50:12.920 had interesting
01:50:13.640 things and
01:50:14.420 it was all
01:50:14.940 local for the
01:50:15.820 most part.
01:50:16.460 It might have
01:50:16.840 a Penny's
01:50:17.480 or a Sears.
01:50:18.280 That's what
01:50:18.540 ours had.
01:50:19.820 You know,
01:50:20.500 Penny's and
01:50:21.120 Sears were at
01:50:21.720 the end of
01:50:22.080 the street,
01:50:22.540 but pretty
01:50:23.140 much everything
01:50:23.660 else was,
01:50:24.840 you know,
01:50:25.420 local and I
01:50:26.840 loved it.
01:50:27.720 I love it.
01:50:28.680 I still do.
01:50:29.740 Yeah,
01:50:29.860 there's some,
01:50:30.640 a bunch of
01:50:31.100 those sort
01:50:31.700 of hometown
01:50:32.560 festivals that
01:50:33.420 they do around
01:50:34.060 around our
01:50:34.780 area here in
01:50:35.480 Texas and even
01:50:36.140 though you might
01:50:36.780 say, well,
01:50:37.280 isn't it going to
01:50:37.640 be 78 degrees
01:50:38.620 in Texas today?
01:50:39.300 And the answer
01:50:39.600 to that is yes
01:50:40.160 and I'm proud
01:50:40.680 of that as
01:50:41.100 well,
01:50:41.360 but it might
01:50:42.960 not feel
01:50:43.240 exactly like
01:50:43.940 Christmas all
01:50:44.660 the time,
01:50:45.080 but like they
01:50:45.800 have all these
01:50:46.140 little festivals
01:50:46.700 and each one
01:50:47.180 is just great.
01:50:47.820 Like they have
01:50:48.180 the little,
01:50:48.760 each one has a
01:50:49.620 little bit of a
01:50:49.980 different character
01:50:50.580 and like they do
01:50:51.320 all these different
01:50:51.860 cool events and
01:50:52.700 the kids love it
01:50:53.500 and we wind up
01:50:54.720 going to so many
01:50:55.720 of these things.
01:50:56.660 By the end,
01:50:57.200 we're actually
01:50:57.680 exhausted.
01:50:58.320 Like it's,
01:50:59.360 we get to
01:50:59.920 Christmas exhaustion
01:51:01.160 level by the end
01:51:02.500 of December and
01:51:03.440 we're ready for
01:51:04.300 11 months off,
01:51:05.400 but it is really
01:51:06.000 cool.
01:51:06.300 I think it's,
01:51:06.740 it's something
01:51:07.400 that like the,
01:51:08.120 I don't know if
01:51:08.420 it still happens
01:51:09.240 enough around the
01:51:10.560 country.
01:51:10.900 You got to have
01:51:11.540 those little events
01:51:12.640 are just like,
01:51:13.660 it's the thing
01:51:14.600 that you always
01:51:15.000 remember as a kid.
01:51:16.660 It is.
01:51:18.120 It is.
01:51:19.080 I'm,
01:51:19.560 I flew in last
01:51:21.140 night.
01:51:21.720 I had to be in
01:51:22.620 Florida yesterday
01:51:23.580 and so I flew in
01:51:24.840 late last night.
01:51:25.940 I got in here,
01:51:26.560 I think at one
01:51:27.200 o'clock in the
01:51:27.700 morning.
01:51:28.860 And,
01:51:29.220 and then got up
01:51:31.260 at,
01:51:31.560 at four to be able
01:51:33.960 to come in to,
01:51:34.960 you know,
01:51:36.000 get ready for the
01:51:36.620 today show.
01:51:37.480 And the city last
01:51:39.840 night,
01:51:40.120 it was snowing
01:51:41.260 and this city
01:51:43.100 does Christmas
01:51:45.260 unlike any other
01:51:46.280 city.
01:51:46.620 I mean,
01:51:47.060 everything is lit.
01:51:48.660 All of the trees
01:51:49.680 are lit.
01:51:50.260 I mean,
01:51:50.600 it is just magic
01:51:52.400 and snowing.
01:51:55.340 There's just,
01:51:56.480 I don't know.
01:51:58.860 Every place
01:51:59.840 should snow.
01:52:00.340 My kids
01:52:01.060 only,
01:52:02.300 only associate
01:52:03.420 snow with
01:52:05.000 trips.
01:52:05.780 We will go
01:52:06.460 someplace and it
01:52:07.320 will snow and
01:52:08.560 around holiday.
01:52:10.020 And I was talking
01:52:10.680 to somebody else
01:52:11.180 from Texas this
01:52:11.980 morning and he
01:52:12.480 said,
01:52:12.840 every time I
01:52:14.480 talk to my
01:52:14.940 kids,
01:52:15.280 if there's snow
01:52:16.000 in the background,
01:52:17.580 he said,
01:52:18.300 they always say,
01:52:19.740 dad,
01:52:20.320 are you having
01:52:21.200 Christmas without
01:52:21.980 us?
01:52:23.260 It's just so
01:52:24.600 burned into
01:52:25.680 kids' house
01:52:26.340 in the,
01:52:27.380 or heads in
01:52:28.220 the South
01:52:28.900 that it's
01:52:30.800 got to be
01:52:31.180 snowy,
01:52:31.680 which is so
01:52:33.860 bizarre that
01:52:34.700 half of the
01:52:35.740 world has,
01:52:36.660 has had our
01:52:37.820 vision of
01:52:38.780 Santa and,
01:52:40.240 and snow
01:52:42.780 and everything
01:52:43.400 else when,
01:52:44.660 how,
01:52:45.040 most of the
01:52:45.360 world's not
01:52:45.740 like that.
01:52:46.820 Especially with
01:52:47.820 global warming,
01:52:48.700 Glenn.
01:52:49.520 Did you know
01:52:50.300 at any moment
01:52:51.400 all snow
01:52:52.680 might disappear
01:52:53.400 or reappear in
01:52:54.800 large,
01:52:55.340 larger quantity
01:52:56.160 than ever before?
01:52:57.260 Right,
01:52:57.400 right,
01:52:57.460 one of those
01:52:58.100 two things
01:52:58.560 could happen
01:52:59.000 at any time
01:52:59.660 or not
01:53:00.280 happen at
01:53:00.900 either time.
01:53:01.900 Or happen
01:53:02.460 at the same
01:53:03.340 time.
01:53:03.780 Right,
01:53:03.940 or at the
01:53:04.280 same time.
01:53:04.840 All possibilities
01:53:05.840 are on the
01:53:06.300 table.
01:53:06.600 We just know
01:53:07.040 the cause
01:53:07.600 of whatever
01:53:08.040 possibility is
01:53:08.960 at the end
01:53:09.400 of that road
01:53:09.860 is global
01:53:10.380 warming.
01:53:12.220 That's,
01:53:12.740 that's all
01:53:13.360 you have to
01:53:13.920 remember.
01:53:15.100 Oh,
01:53:15.700 gosh,
01:53:16.300 we are so
01:53:16.820 stupid.
01:53:17.460 We're,
01:53:18.560 we're,
01:53:19.040 no,
01:53:19.500 plug your ears,
01:53:21.080 God.
01:53:21.560 We,
01:53:21.860 we are,
01:53:22.520 I mean,
01:53:22.840 we really
01:53:23.260 deserve to be
01:53:23.920 destroyed.
01:53:24.640 Really.
01:53:25.480 I mean,
01:53:25.680 we are so
01:53:26.220 stupid.
01:53:26.640 All right,
01:53:27.680 you can
01:53:27.940 unplug your,
01:53:28.680 no,
01:53:29.520 we weren't
01:53:29.920 talking about
01:53:30.540 you.
01:53:32.140 Well,
01:53:32.640 that's a
01:53:33.040 problem.
01:53:33.580 I know we
01:53:34.140 should have
01:53:34.660 been,
01:53:35.140 but we
01:53:35.460 weren't.
01:53:35.900 Anyway,
01:53:36.180 there is a,
01:53:38.420 there's another
01:53:39.300 story that
01:53:41.060 is out today
01:53:42.000 that I,
01:53:42.520 I found
01:53:43.380 mildly
01:53:44.200 interesting
01:53:44.780 just because
01:53:45.800 it's,
01:53:46.280 it's almost
01:53:46.720 Christmas and
01:53:47.880 have you done
01:53:49.580 your Christmas
01:53:49.960 shopping yet?
01:53:51.000 Not one bit,
01:53:51.820 Glenn.
01:53:52.220 In fact,
01:53:52.520 I just the
01:53:53.420 other day said
01:53:53.940 to my wife,
01:53:54.560 I'm like,
01:53:54.820 we should,
01:53:55.220 we should talk
01:53:55.760 about like what's
01:53:56.620 going on for
01:53:57.040 Christmas,
01:53:57.540 like maybe with
01:53:58.060 the kids'
01:53:58.340 presents and
01:53:58.920 stuff.
01:53:59.380 That's like
01:53:59.900 where I am.
01:54:00.440 I haven't even
01:54:00.740 thought about
01:54:01.680 really what
01:54:02.920 direction to go
01:54:03.660 in.
01:54:03.800 So my
01:54:04.700 wife,
01:54:05.120 my wife and
01:54:05.720 I went out
01:54:06.120 to dinner
01:54:06.460 with some
01:54:06.780 friends and
01:54:07.220 then we
01:54:07.460 just kind
01:54:07.800 of walked
01:54:08.100 around this
01:54:08.640 little Christmas
01:54:09.220 village at
01:54:10.080 80 degrees and
01:54:11.960 and we
01:54:14.280 stopped in a
01:54:14.800 store and I
01:54:16.700 said,
01:54:17.320 she was like,
01:54:18.320 oh,
01:54:18.440 this is so
01:54:18.920 cute and
01:54:19.260 this is so
01:54:19.720 cute.
01:54:19.980 And I
01:54:20.160 said,
01:54:20.720 yeah,
01:54:22.100 go over
01:54:24.100 there for a
01:54:24.560 second.
01:54:25.260 And I bought
01:54:26.220 some stuff and
01:54:26.880 some stuff that
01:54:27.560 she didn't,
01:54:28.140 she hadn't
01:54:28.760 pointed out,
01:54:29.380 but I at
01:54:30.400 least bought her
01:54:30.960 stocking stuff.
01:54:32.480 And I'm like,
01:54:33.100 you're going to
01:54:33.320 be surprised
01:54:33.900 when you
01:54:34.200 get your
01:54:34.420 stocking this
01:54:35.020 year.
01:54:35.640 And that's
01:54:36.300 a big deal
01:54:36.900 because usually
01:54:37.820 she buys the
01:54:39.220 stuff for her
01:54:39.840 stockings because
01:54:41.060 well,
01:54:41.840 at least until
01:54:42.500 my girls were
01:54:43.240 old enough to
01:54:44.540 do that for
01:54:45.160 me because I
01:54:45.900 never think,
01:54:46.560 do you ever
01:54:47.000 think of the
01:54:47.460 stocking?
01:54:48.640 Yeah,
01:54:49.080 no,
01:54:49.340 not usually,
01:54:50.060 not typically.
01:54:51.780 No,
01:54:51.920 obviously Santa
01:54:52.620 gets that in our
01:54:53.260 house a lot of
01:54:53.820 the times,
01:54:54.140 but for others,
01:54:55.680 I can understand
01:54:56.340 why they might
01:54:56.760 need to think
01:54:57.140 about that.
01:54:58.420 Yeah,
01:54:58.580 well,
01:54:58.800 Santa doesn't
01:54:59.420 do the
01:54:59.740 adults.
01:55:00.780 Right,
01:55:00.980 exactly.
01:55:01.400 Santa's like,
01:55:01.920 buzz off,
01:55:02.480 kid.
01:55:02.740 You know how
01:55:03.400 many kids are
01:55:03.980 having kids?
01:55:05.820 Little Timmy,
01:55:07.040 he's now big
01:55:07.760 Timmy,
01:55:08.260 and he and
01:55:09.100 little Sarah
01:55:09.680 have just had
01:55:10.360 14 children
01:55:11.520 in India.
01:55:12.900 By the way,
01:55:13.500 Glenn,
01:55:13.920 I want to get
01:55:14.580 your opinion on
01:55:15.060 this.
01:55:15.220 My wife the
01:55:15.780 other day
01:55:16.060 asked me,
01:55:17.000 she said,
01:55:17.600 you know,
01:55:18.400 I was talking to
01:55:19.360 someone and they
01:55:19.780 had this idea and
01:55:20.360 I thought it was
01:55:20.680 pretty cool,
01:55:21.160 which was basically
01:55:22.520 like we just
01:55:23.420 send each other
01:55:24.400 an email that
01:55:25.860 has a bunch of
01:55:26.780 links to stuff
01:55:27.640 that we want for
01:55:28.360 Christmas and then
01:55:29.200 the other person
01:55:29.900 just goes out
01:55:30.440 and buys that
01:55:31.060 stuff.
01:55:32.500 And I was like,
01:55:32.880 I am so,
01:55:34.080 can I tell you
01:55:34.880 something?
01:55:35.160 I'm so done.
01:55:36.000 I'm so done with
01:55:36.980 a present.
01:55:37.560 It's just like,
01:55:38.100 what do you want?
01:55:38.860 Right.
01:55:39.340 I think I'm,
01:55:40.280 like,
01:55:40.960 I wasn't sure how
01:55:41.820 to take that.
01:55:42.340 I think I'm,
01:55:43.280 I think I'm pro it.
01:55:44.580 I think,
01:55:45.040 she's like,
01:55:45.360 I don't know,
01:55:45.760 she's like,
01:55:46.080 I don't know what
01:55:46.480 to get you.
01:55:47.360 She's like,
01:55:47.880 what's some,
01:55:48.720 just send me a few
01:55:49.380 things that like are
01:55:50.620 kind of on your list
01:55:51.480 that you want as a
01:55:52.680 present but wouldn't
01:55:53.500 probably go out and
01:55:54.400 buy.
01:55:55.460 And just send me
01:55:56.320 those things and
01:55:56.960 then I'll just get
01:55:57.480 those things.
01:55:58.400 And then you do,
01:55:59.480 I'll do the same to
01:56:00.300 you and then we'll
01:56:01.120 just go buy those
01:56:01.960 things and then
01:56:02.500 they'll be under the
01:56:03.120 tree.
01:56:03.760 And I was like,
01:56:04.200 you know,
01:56:04.420 that's a pretty,
01:56:05.260 it's not romanticized
01:56:06.680 but it's a pretty
01:56:07.220 efficient process.
01:56:08.380 My kids,
01:56:09.420 my kids tell me all
01:56:10.380 the time,
01:56:10.880 dad,
01:56:11.760 you don't get mom
01:56:12.940 stuff that you
01:56:14.280 want to get her.
01:56:15.500 You get stuff that
01:56:16.620 you think she wants.
01:56:17.940 And I'm like,
01:56:18.660 I've been trying
01:56:20.080 that.
01:56:20.340 That's hard.
01:56:21.460 It's hard.
01:56:22.340 I don't think she's
01:56:23.400 never,
01:56:23.740 I don't think I've
01:56:24.800 ever given her a
01:56:25.700 present that she's
01:56:26.500 been like,
01:56:27.080 oh my gosh,
01:56:29.460 that's great.
01:56:30.640 And I don't need to
01:56:31.500 worry about the
01:56:32.180 receipt.
01:56:33.340 I don't think that's,
01:56:34.480 I don't think that's
01:56:35.200 ever happened.
01:56:35.920 No male has ever
01:56:36.760 accomplished that
01:56:37.660 feat.
01:56:38.260 So you're,
01:56:38.880 you're in good
01:56:39.260 company there.
01:56:39.940 And she is,
01:56:41.220 she'll,
01:56:41.900 she will,
01:56:42.700 I mean,
01:56:43.000 she's given me
01:56:43.860 many great presents,
01:56:45.600 but sometimes she'll
01:56:47.040 give me presents and
01:56:47.820 I'm like in the
01:56:48.800 neighborhood,
01:56:50.080 in the neighborhood,
01:56:51.940 you know,
01:56:52.220 like ties,
01:56:52.780 don't give people
01:56:53.340 ties.
01:56:53.800 They're very
01:56:54.080 personal and nobody
01:56:54.980 wears them anymore,
01:56:56.080 kids.
01:56:56.900 But anyway,
01:56:57.500 you know,
01:56:58.920 it's,
01:56:59.280 it's,
01:56:59.780 I just would
01:57:00.500 rather just say,
01:57:01.900 not for the kids,
01:57:03.360 but for,
01:57:04.880 you know,
01:57:06.060 for the spouse,
01:57:07.480 just what do you
01:57:08.060 want?
01:57:08.920 Just tell me what you
01:57:09.520 want.
01:57:10.300 Okay.
01:57:10.520 There was a time
01:57:11.260 where this was like a
01:57:12.000 real,
01:57:12.220 it's a really fun part
01:57:13.240 of,
01:57:13.420 especially early in a
01:57:14.220 relationship where
01:57:14.980 you're like trying to
01:57:15.680 really find the perfect
01:57:16.600 gift for your
01:57:17.460 significant other.
01:57:18.560 It's like a big deal.
01:57:19.720 And over time,
01:57:20.540 like I just realized I
01:57:21.360 just get links sent to me.
01:57:22.720 So,
01:57:23.220 okay.
01:57:23.420 So here's the thing.
01:57:24.340 I think it's going to be
01:57:26.600 that way again.
01:57:27.800 I think I'm coming up to
01:57:29.420 the end of four children.
01:57:31.800 Okay.
01:57:32.780 So I'm a,
01:57:33.780 I'm just a couple of
01:57:34.660 years out of them.
01:57:35.580 What's happening to them?
01:57:36.460 Oh,
01:57:37.140 get the hell out.
01:57:37.880 Don't even call.
01:57:38.840 Okay.
01:57:39.120 Okay.
01:57:39.360 That's the best outcome I
01:57:40.380 was thinking up there.
01:57:41.060 Just get out,
01:57:42.120 get out.
01:57:43.240 Anyway,
01:57:43.600 so I'm about to have all
01:57:45.260 four children now and
01:57:46.280 Tanya and I are already
01:57:47.740 starting to be like this
01:57:48.660 where we're like,
01:57:49.360 yeah,
01:57:50.340 I don't know if there's
01:57:51.600 any food in the house.
01:57:52.800 I guess you'll have to
01:57:53.540 fend for yourself.
01:57:54.800 Mom and dad are leaving.
01:57:57.640 And I think it will
01:58:00.080 become fun again.
01:58:01.060 Right now,
01:58:01.620 when you have kids,
01:58:02.460 you're just like,
01:58:03.140 really,
01:58:04.340 honey,
01:58:04.780 I,
01:58:05.180 I mean,
01:58:06.140 my hair is on fire
01:58:06.980 all the time.
01:58:07.820 Your hair is on fire
01:58:08.660 all the time.
01:58:09.320 Just tell me what you want.
01:58:14.560 That's all.
01:58:15.680 It's not romantic,
01:58:16.860 but.
01:58:17.380 It's not romantic,
01:58:18.360 but it does,
01:58:19.220 it lends itself to
01:58:20.680 describe relationships.
01:58:21.960 Like at the beginning
01:58:22.840 you have,
01:58:23.900 you want.
01:58:25.080 I think it just describes
01:58:26.100 the teenage years.
01:58:28.760 Really?
01:58:29.320 Because you're just so
01:58:30.320 distracted.
01:58:30.980 So you think you'll be
01:58:31.620 back to trying
01:58:33.640 to find that
01:58:34.400 perfect present
01:58:35.100 and she can kind of
01:58:35.920 nod somewhat
01:58:37.000 knowingly and appreciative,
01:58:38.800 but.
01:58:39.060 And then look for the
01:58:39.700 receipt.
01:58:40.100 Right.
01:58:40.780 Yeah.
01:58:41.560 Will they just take
01:58:42.320 the American Express?
01:58:43.500 Will they take
01:58:43.960 the American Express?
01:58:45.380 Is there a digital
01:58:46.160 receipt to this?
01:58:47.200 Or.
01:58:49.980 You didn't buy this
01:58:50.980 with all cash,
01:58:51.820 did you?
01:58:52.040 There is record
01:58:52.860 someplace.
01:58:54.640 All right.
01:58:55.240 Back in just a second.
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02:00:52.380 because we talked
02:00:53.140 about your
02:00:53.700 investment funds
02:00:54.640 today and
02:00:55.860 what the
02:00:56.520 Department of
02:00:57.280 Labor has
02:00:58.040 just changed.
02:00:59.800 They don't
02:01:00.620 have to invest
02:01:01.480 your money.
02:01:02.280 You know,
02:01:02.600 hey,
02:01:02.840 let's talk
02:01:03.320 about your
02:01:03.840 retirement plan.
02:01:05.020 They don't
02:01:05.440 have to,
02:01:05.940 they don't
02:01:06.460 have to invest
02:01:07.280 it in what's
02:01:08.460 best for you
02:01:09.140 because they
02:01:09.580 just changed
02:01:10.840 the law.
02:01:12.380 And now,
02:01:14.180 you know,
02:01:14.740 you're in the
02:01:15.460 mix,
02:01:15.960 but I mean,
02:01:16.720 the planet
02:01:17.200 might be more
02:01:17.960 important or,
02:01:19.620 you know,
02:01:20.120 cow farts might,
02:01:21.240 or the stakeholders
02:01:22.340 might be more
02:01:23.140 important.
02:01:23.500 Not you.
02:01:24.920 This is your
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02:01:27.220 Make sure you
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02:01:39.380 holiday classic,
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02:01:40.820 Nicholas,
02:01:41.400 which is my
02:01:41.840 favorite book
02:01:42.360 I wrote.
02:01:43.280 As a thank you
02:01:44.200 just for supporting
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02:01:49.080 or goldline.com.
02:01:53.060 The Glenn
02:01:53.920 Back Program.
02:02:11.380 One of the
02:02:12.320 Canadian provinces
02:02:13.580 has just come out
02:02:14.980 with their new
02:02:15.740 COVID restrictions.
02:02:17.040 Can you believe
02:02:18.500 people are still
02:02:20.060 doing this?
02:02:22.300 Maximum of 20
02:02:23.280 people for
02:02:23.900 informal indoor
02:02:25.000 household gatherings.
02:02:27.560 Maximum of 50
02:02:28.780 people for an
02:02:29.600 informal outdoor
02:02:30.620 gatherings.
02:02:31.300 Yeah,
02:02:31.500 in Canada,
02:02:32.040 I'm going to be
02:02:32.600 having an outdoor
02:02:33.480 unvaccinated
02:02:36.120 residents should
02:02:36.880 avoid informal
02:02:38.200 indoor gatherings.
02:02:39.720 Masks are
02:02:40.240 required in all
02:02:41.880 outdoor public
02:02:42.680 spaces.
02:02:44.620 Malls,
02:02:45.480 grocery stores,
02:02:46.040 salons must
02:02:47.340 enforce physical
02:02:48.320 distancing or
02:02:49.260 instead require
02:02:50.020 proof of
02:02:50.540 vaccination from
02:02:51.480 all patrons.
02:02:52.400 That doesn't even
02:02:53.100 make sense.
02:02:54.760 You can still get
02:02:55.520 it.
02:02:55.620 You can have the
02:02:56.200 vaccination.
02:02:56.780 You can still
02:02:57.240 give it or pass
02:02:58.260 it on.
02:02:58.740 How widespread is this
02:03:01.220 in Canada?
02:03:01.620 Is it all of
02:03:02.240 Canada?
02:03:02.960 No,
02:03:03.220 this is the
02:03:04.140 New Brunswick
02:03:04.840 province.
02:03:06.140 Yeah.
02:03:07.420 And if you're
02:03:09.460 unvaccinated,
02:03:10.300 you need to
02:03:10.740 isolate,
02:03:11.640 yada,
02:03:11.960 yada,
02:03:12.280 yada.
02:03:12.580 All travelers,
02:03:13.980 including New
02:03:14.820 Brunswickers,
02:03:15.780 that's stupid.
02:03:17.120 You have to
02:03:17.500 change your name
02:03:18.500 of your province
02:03:19.520 if it ends up
02:03:20.980 that you are a
02:03:21.540 New Brunswicker.
02:03:22.760 We'll let them
02:03:23.220 know, Glenn.
02:03:24.560 Returning to the
02:03:25.340 province must
02:03:26.800 register or have
02:03:27.980 a multi-use
02:03:29.000 pass.
02:03:30.460 Oh my gosh.
02:03:31.280 So stupid.
02:03:31.940 I mean, why is this
02:03:32.600 still happening?
02:03:33.580 Why is this still
02:03:34.220 happening?
02:03:34.460 Now, Canada, I
02:03:35.380 mean, not Canada,
02:03:36.700 China is different
02:03:37.920 because they've
02:03:40.120 never let anybody
02:03:41.220 get immunity,
02:03:41.860 right?
02:03:42.500 Well, I mean,
02:03:43.100 you know, it
02:03:43.480 depends on how
02:03:43.960 much you believe
02:03:44.600 what they've told
02:03:45.420 people and what
02:03:46.160 they believe their
02:03:46.720 numbers, which you
02:03:47.300 shouldn't.
02:03:48.160 But they certainly
02:03:49.420 have a very large
02:03:50.340 amount of people
02:03:51.200 who have either
02:03:52.380 never had
02:03:54.420 COVID or
02:03:56.700 and or have
02:03:58.200 if they've been
02:03:58.820 vaccinated, have
02:03:59.460 been vaccinated
02:03:59.920 by the really
02:04:00.480 crappy Chinese
02:04:01.240 vaccines.
02:04:02.280 So like, who
02:04:03.780 knows what's
02:04:04.240 going to happen
02:04:04.600 if it runs wild
02:04:05.340 over there?
02:04:05.660 There could be
02:04:06.020 some real damage,
02:04:07.300 though they're
02:04:08.680 going to have to
02:04:09.360 reverse their
02:04:10.300 COVID zero policy
02:04:11.660 or they're going
02:04:12.600 to overthrow
02:04:13.380 the government
02:04:14.420 maybe.
02:04:15.000 So who knows
02:04:15.460 what's going to
02:04:15.820 happen?
02:04:16.780 I don't know
02:04:17.540 about the rest
02:04:18.120 of the audience,
02:04:18.860 but all I heard
02:04:19.700 from that racist
02:04:21.100 rant was crappy
02:04:22.300 Chinese.
02:04:23.740 What a racist.
02:04:25.940 Crappy Chinese
02:04:26.820 therapy.
02:04:27.720 Really racist.
02:04:29.060 The Glenn Beck
02:04:29.760 program.
02:04:29.860 Made in Japan
02:04:30.540 bother you too?
02:04:31.340 Thank you.