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00:02:28.980 Well, looks like seven state capitals were evacuated yesterday in some sort of a coordinated,

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00:03:25.760 And Jeffrey Epstein.

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00:04:52.340 Well, hello, Stu.

00:04:53.800 How are you?

00:04:55.060 Pretty well, Glenn.

00:04:55.660 How about yourself?

00:04:56.060 Well, pretty good.

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00:04:58.200 Are you into this Jeffrey Epstein thing as much as it seems everybody else is?

00:05:06.660 I think what I'm supposed to say is yes, but I don't know, man.

00:05:11.800 Look, I'm very, very interested in what actually happened with Jeffrey Epstein and many of these names that have been released and many more.

00:05:20.940 Yeah.

00:05:21.140 So, however.

00:05:22.140 I'm there with you.

00:05:24.100 Do you have a however as well on this?

00:05:26.000 Well, I just hear beyond that.

00:05:28.520 That's how I feel.

00:05:29.280 I want to know.

00:05:30.060 Yeah.

00:05:30.260 I want to know.

00:05:30.780 But everything that I'm hearing now.

00:05:33.460 Now, I just also hear this in my head.

00:05:39.720 Huh.

00:05:40.700 That's Jeffrey Epstein.

00:05:44.420 Oh, Bill Clinton.

00:05:45.720 Donald Trump.

00:05:46.980 Stephen Hawking.

00:05:48.400 David Copperfield.

00:05:49.760 What difference does, what is this?

00:05:53.800 This is a circus.

00:05:55.720 This is a cake that they are feeding us at the circus.

00:05:59.500 Because I didn't get much that was new out of this.

00:06:02.920 Did you?

00:06:03.460 No.

00:06:03.740 Was there anything that you saw in these names that you were surprised about?

00:06:07.600 I mean, David Copperfield was not a surprise, I got to say.

00:06:10.540 But, like, I don't, none of this was a surprise.

00:06:14.180 Like, we knew, we still don't know to the extent that Bill Clinton was involved in this.

00:06:19.780 I want to know.

00:06:21.460 But, like.

00:06:22.100 You're not going to.

00:06:23.280 It doesn't seem like it.

00:06:24.520 No.

00:06:24.720 Like, this is a, a bunch of people who were brought up by, you know, in various, you know,

00:06:32.360 everything, Cameron Diaz was brought, I don't think Cameron Diaz was involved.

00:06:38.200 I don't know.

00:06:39.060 But, like, all these names came up.

00:06:41.260 And it strikes me as, like, there's other information that is held, not in these lawsuits,

00:06:47.200 but by the government.

00:06:48.800 Wait, wait, what?

00:06:49.960 That I would actually like to know.

00:06:52.080 Yeah, well, we're never going to see that.

00:06:53.680 You know, Jeffrey Epstein lands on a tarmac.

00:06:56.140 What was it, Teterboro?

00:06:57.020 I think that's what it was.

00:06:57.720 So, he lands in an airport, private airport near New York City.

00:07:02.200 He is brought into custody.

00:07:04.340 And at that moment, they go and they raid his condo.

00:07:07.520 The government takes all sorts of evidence, tape, documents, God knows what.

00:07:16.420 And then Jeffrey Epstein kills himself, or you may have another theory on that.

00:07:21.060 And we never get any of this stuff.

00:07:24.920 No, you know what?

00:07:25.360 I've been fashioning a noose out of paper napkins and lace doilies.

00:07:29.280 Really?

00:07:29.820 Yeah.

00:07:30.200 Yeah.

00:07:30.680 When I need to go, those lace doilies and those papered thin, thin, you know, single-ply toilet paper nooses,

00:07:40.140 I'll be so dead so fast.

00:07:43.640 Yeah, no, I know.

00:07:44.460 That's certainly.

00:07:45.480 Anyway, but we don't have any of that.

00:07:48.820 Any of that information and seemingly no path to get it at any point.

00:07:53.380 Like, every little bit of evidence in this particular case is positive.

00:07:57.740 But did you hear about Stephen Hawking?

00:07:59.640 Yeah, I did.

00:08:00.480 I did, but...

00:08:00.800 Involved, and...

00:08:02.380 But, like, is that important?

00:08:03.980 I'm, like...

00:08:04.880 What am I supposed to do with that information?

00:08:08.920 What...

00:08:09.480 What was at his condo?

00:08:12.340 What was there?

00:08:13.560 What are you talking about?

00:08:14.900 Why don't we learn...

00:08:16.040 Why don't we have that information by now?

00:08:19.240 Didn't you hear the guy who owns the Hyatt, you know, the chain?

00:08:23.880 Okay.

00:08:24.200 You know, Brisker, he was...

00:08:26.200 He was possibly doing...

00:08:28.240 We don't have any evidence of it, but he was named.

00:08:30.260 And all these people have plausible deniability.

00:08:34.520 Yeah.

00:08:34.700 Right?

00:08:35.140 Because, you know, look, in reality, this is real world.

00:08:39.200 Jeffrey Epstein hung out with basically every power player that you know.

00:08:43.480 Yeah.

00:08:44.180 Now, that doesn't mean they all were hooking up with 12-year-olds.

00:08:47.980 It doesn't.

00:08:49.220 Many of them probably were.

00:08:50.420 Well, it could.

00:08:50.440 It could, America.

00:08:51.120 It could.

00:08:51.600 It could.

00:08:52.120 It could.

00:08:52.640 I don't think it does.

00:08:53.340 You should think that, but we should argue about it.

00:08:55.900 We should say, you know, well, Donald Trump.

00:08:58.960 Bill Clinton.

00:08:59.680 Donald Trump.

00:09:00.440 Bill Clinton.

00:09:01.380 Donald Trump.

00:09:01.880 Bill Clinton.

00:09:02.980 It's a cake and circus fest.

00:09:06.480 And I got to say, too, there's a huge line here.

00:09:08.300 Like, the Donald Trump part of this is particularly egregious, right?

00:09:11.320 Yeah.

00:09:11.840 He was hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein.

00:09:13.580 It's true.

00:09:14.160 I mean, like, they were at parties.

00:09:15.720 Like, they were talking...

00:09:16.720 Donald Trump is on the record talking about how much Jeffrey Epstein seems to like younger

00:09:21.360 women, right?

00:09:22.400 They were at parties together.

00:09:23.900 They weren't close friends, but they ran in powerful circles.

00:09:28.600 They were very rich people in powerful circles.

00:09:30.920 All of this long before any of the accusations against Epstein were public.

00:09:36.420 You're hanging out with a person, let's say, 12 years before he's accused of a crime.

00:09:42.100 There's no reason for you to be mentioned in the same sentence.

00:09:44.500 No, and before he was charged with a crime, Donald Trump kicked him out of Mar-a-Lago.

00:09:54.240 He didn't like him.

00:09:55.040 No, and said it was because he made some sexual advance on an underage girl.

00:10:01.480 Banned him from the club.

00:10:03.760 Divorced him as a friend.

00:10:05.400 Long before.

00:10:06.500 Before any of this came out.

00:10:07.760 So it's really egregious to try to tie him into this particular thing.

00:10:11.600 Now, Clinton is a much more, he was on the plane a bunch of times.

00:10:16.380 Like, there's all sorts.

00:10:17.120 Maxwell is on the record saying Bill Clinton likes him young.

00:10:22.160 Gates met with, Bill Gates met with Epstein after all of this stuff went down.

00:10:29.660 Like, after he was already accused and had, all that stuff went down where people knew

00:10:34.960 what Epstein was involved in and he still was meeting with him.

00:10:38.300 Like, that's weird.

00:10:38.840 And his divorce with his wife is rumored to be about that.

00:10:44.660 Before this became a big story, it was rumored that she was, she had had it with his relationship

00:10:51.420 with Epstein.

00:10:52.520 And she's like, you can't.

00:10:55.300 That's, that was one of the things that was brought up in the divorce, apparently.

00:10:59.040 Yeah, and all this stuff is just allegations?

00:11:01.680 Is there, is there more evidence to support anything nefarious here?

00:11:05.340 I mean, you've seen the interview with Bill Gates on this probably, but it's like, he's

00:11:08.780 really uncomfortable and it's weird.

00:11:11.460 But, you know, Gates is kind of a weird guy.

00:11:13.800 Maybe that's, maybe it doesn't mean anything.

00:11:15.780 Who knows?

00:11:16.660 But like, to try to, like, we're just going down this road of like, well, let's just talk

00:11:20.740 about Donald Trump because, you know, you're mentioning Bill Clinton.

00:11:23.840 So we'll bring up Donald Trump.

00:11:25.320 It's like, it's just stupid.

00:11:26.240 Like, it is the circus that you're talking about.

00:11:29.140 So here's the thing that you should pay attention to.

00:11:32.220 When anybody is talking about this today, you should say, you know, the FBI director has

00:11:38.180 the black book, has all of the evidence, most likely has all of the tapes because they took

00:11:46.260 everything out of Jeffrey Epstein's house.

00:11:48.540 And it is now under the purview of the FBI, the director of the FBI.

00:11:54.840 Do you think that's too much power for one man to have to have all of that information?

00:12:01.680 Do you think it was most likely done as an Intel operation?

00:12:08.740 Most likely Jeffrey Epstein was an intelligence officer.

00:12:12.940 Don't know for what country?

00:12:14.680 Probably ours.

00:12:15.640 That's why no hands on.

00:12:18.980 Nobody's going to say anything about him.

00:12:21.540 He could get away almost with murder.

00:12:25.300 So he was blackmailing people or using that for other countries or our country to blackmail

00:12:34.920 people.

00:12:37.800 Should one man in our government have access to that?

00:12:42.080 And because it is revolving around the rich, the powerful, the politically connected, shouldn't

00:12:50.440 we all have access to that?

00:12:54.260 Because if it was just a truck driver union, we'd know all the names.

00:12:59.140 We'd know every single name.

00:13:01.060 We'd know exactly what they'd done.

00:13:02.860 And they'd be in jail if they had done something.

00:13:05.260 So why is it the FBI is sitting on this to protect their own?

00:13:13.620 OK, even if you say that's OK, which I don't hang on just a second.

00:13:20.600 Should one person is that one person going to be able to use any of this because that

00:13:27.520 one person could say, you know what, we're going to release this on you.

00:13:32.680 This is so incredibly dangerous.

00:13:35.560 It is exactly the kind of stuff that Stalin would have loved.

00:13:41.400 It's exactly the reason why everybody hates J. Edgar Hoover and thought J. Edgar Hoover was

00:13:46.960 a nightmare.

00:13:49.100 This one cache of information.

00:13:52.900 It has probably more damaging things than Hoover had collected over 50 years.

00:13:58.860 I don't know.

00:14:02.880 I think we should stop talking about who's on this list where it gives us really nothing

00:14:07.980 and start talking about what why is the FBI not releasing everything?

00:14:15.340 Remember, this is the same FBI that had the laptop of Hunter Biden for two years before

00:14:24.000 you had even heard of it.

00:14:25.300 They held that they, quote, investigated that.

00:14:33.640 Yeah, yeah.

00:14:36.160 And what what happened there?

00:14:39.280 Were any favors done for anybody?

00:14:42.260 Any what what happened there exactly?

00:14:44.620 I mean, if you think about it, like we had that hypothetical conversation, what would what

00:14:50.340 have what would have happened to the Hunter Biden laptop if there wasn't a copy left at

00:14:55.200 this computer store?

00:14:56.200 Right.

00:14:56.420 Like, let's just say it got into the FBI's hands and they, you know, the guy at the Apple

00:15:02.140 store didn't keep a copy.

00:15:03.460 Right.

00:15:03.660 He just gave it to the FBI.

00:15:04.800 What would have happened?

00:15:05.680 We never would have known that information.

00:15:06.720 Right.

00:15:07.260 And we know like this Epstein thing is the story.

00:15:12.360 That's what would have happened to it.

00:15:14.520 There would have been a rumor about what was in there.

00:15:16.400 And we never would have known what was no, how can we go back to the ABC anchor that

00:15:22.740 was doing, I think, Saturday morning, you know, Good Morning America or something.

00:15:27.720 And they brought up Epstein in a break.

00:15:31.920 Their mics were open.

00:15:33.060 Somebody taped it.

00:15:34.640 Listen, I've had the story for three years.

00:15:37.000 I've had this interview with Virginia Roberts.

00:15:38.980 We would not put it on the air.

00:15:40.900 First of all, I was told, who's Jeffrey Epstein?

00:15:42.780 No one knows who that is.

00:15:43.760 This is a stupid story.

00:15:44.820 Then the palace found out that we had her whole allegations about Prince Andrew and threatened

00:15:51.400 us a million different ways.

00:15:54.520 We were so afraid we wouldn't be able to interview Kate and Will that we, that also quashed the

00:16:00.280 story.

00:16:01.360 And then, and then Alan Dershowitz was also implicated in it because of the planes.

00:16:06.380 She told me everything.

00:16:07.960 She had pictures.

00:16:08.940 She had everything.

00:16:09.820 She was in hiding for 12 years.

00:16:11.080 We convinced her to come out.

00:16:12.380 We convinced her to talk to us.

00:16:13.640 It was unbelievable what we had.

00:16:16.400 Clinton, we had everything.

00:16:17.960 I tried for three years to get it on to no avail.

00:16:23.340 And now it's all coming out and it's like these new revelations and I freaking had all

00:16:28.080 of it.

00:16:28.720 I, I, I'm so pissed right now.

00:16:31.000 Like every day I get more and more pissed because I'm just like, oh my God, we, it was,

00:16:36.000 what, what we had was unreal.

00:16:37.540 Other women backing it up.

00:16:40.160 Hey, yep.

00:16:42.060 I'd love to see.

00:16:42.920 Brad Edwards, the attorney, three years ago saying like, like we, there will come a day

00:16:47.640 where we will realize Jeffrey Epstein was the most prolific pedophile this country has ever

00:16:51.360 known.

00:16:52.300 I had it all three years ago.

00:16:53.840 And that's a humble, and we still don't have that report.

00:16:58.500 We still don't have, why is ABC still suppressing all of this?

00:17:05.120 Why?

00:17:06.880 Why?

00:17:08.000 Yeah, I don't know.

00:17:08.880 I mean, I will say, you know, on the Alan Dershowitz front, I mean, she came out and

00:17:13.740 said, ah, maybe it wasn't Alan Dershowitz years later because he sued.

00:17:17.240 And it's important to know that all of her accusations did not seem to prove, to prove

00:17:21.640 out.

00:17:22.900 Certainly the Dershowitz one fell apart completely by her own words.

00:17:26.560 So, I mean, I absolutely believe it about Bill Clinton, but that's just because I think

00:17:32.160 I know who Bill Clinton is.

00:17:34.280 And it sounds like Bill Clinton.

00:17:36.320 However, I wouldn't say Bill Clinton needs to be rounded up as a pedophile.

00:17:41.180 I wouldn't say that.

00:17:42.020 No, he needs his day in court.

00:17:44.440 Yeah.

00:17:44.560 It's unfair in a way that, you know, I'm sure, again, I kind of agree with your take

00:17:49.120 on what actually happened, but he should have, we should have the evidence so that we can

00:17:54.720 figure out whether these things occurred or not.

00:17:56.660 And no one deserves silence.

00:18:00.540 No one deserves, no one, because of their position, deserves to have all of this boarded

00:18:07.780 up.

00:18:09.680 Why?

00:18:10.320 Okay, he's a former president, but Cincinnati's, you're a farmer, you go to serve, you come

00:18:18.660 back, you're a farmer.

00:18:20.420 Why does he get special access?

00:18:22.880 I can understand while you're in office, maybe you don't do things because it's just a distraction

00:18:28.340 of the presidency.

00:18:29.820 It's a weapon.

00:18:30.360 But afterwards, why does he get special protection?

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00:19:52.260 So, see, the problem here is, is that we no longer believe in people, and we no longer

00:20:12.280 believe in our Constitution and our Declaration of Independence, because we don't even know

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00:20:18.700 Our founders didn't believe in people either.

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00:20:27.380 the more power that they had.

00:20:28.840 So, they developed a system that would try to restrain those people from being able to

00:20:35.780 do all the things that they're doing to you and for themselves.

00:20:39.580 Now, by the way, by the way, not a surprise, guess who outperformed the market last year?

00:20:45.960 Guess who outperformed the market last year?

00:20:50.920 Probably wasn't you, but it was Congress.

00:20:53.980 So, the Constitution was put there to stop that kind of stuff from happening.

00:21:01.920 And now, the left, by saving democracy, by this claim that they saved democracy, they're saving

00:21:12.020 democracy by destroying democracy and our republic.

00:21:17.700 How can you claim you are saving the democracy by taking names of people off of a ballot?

00:21:27.380 If that was done, and it was by Saddam Hussein, if it was done, and it is in Russia by Putin,

00:21:33.480 would you say that's a fair democracy?

00:21:35.700 Oh, the state is getting involved, and the elites are picking and choosing who can be on

00:21:42.340 the ballot or not.

00:21:44.920 That is a dictatorship or a banana republic.

00:21:50.300 But by saying we have to save democracy, ends justify the means.

00:21:57.560 We've got to save this.

00:21:59.460 So, letting you decide on the election, the fate of the next president, on whether or not

00:22:08.800 these people should be tried, or whether their pedophilic kind of actions should be even

00:22:18.900 considered, because what they do is perhaps more important for the collective.

00:22:23.220 This is the destruction of the people, the people's voice, and the republic.

00:22:33.340 I will tell you, we've got to get into it a little bit later.

00:22:36.280 This goes right to Donald Trump, because they now say anything needs to be done to save the

00:22:43.260 republic.

00:22:44.000 It's got to be done.

00:22:44.940 We can't have him on the ballot.

00:22:46.720 And so they'll violate the Constitution to do that.

00:22:50.480 What happens if Donald Trump wins?

00:22:53.220 What, then, are they willing to do?

00:22:58.620 More in just a second.

00:23:12.600 Glenn Beck.

00:23:14.000 You know, I teach my kids all the time, when you, if you say you want to do something,

00:23:17.840 you want to be great at it, you want to be successful, great.

00:23:20.860 All you have to do is, when you decide to do something, do it the right way the first

00:23:27.100 time.

00:23:28.440 I mean, that's the way I was taught, and I don't always live that way.

00:23:32.460 I'm like, okay, I, but if you do it, you are going to rocket ahead of everyone.

00:23:40.220 It's never been more easy to be successful in today's world.

00:23:45.140 It really hasn't.

00:23:46.460 It hasn't.

00:23:47.820 Now, how does this relate to you today, besides that?

00:23:55.740 One thing that will make your life so much simpler if you are looking to buy or sell a

00:24:02.720 house is get the real estate agent that has that ethic, that has the best practices, that

00:24:09.540 they go out to do it right, and they actually listen and care about you, because they know

00:24:15.640 if you're happy, you'll spread the word, and they'll get more work.

00:24:20.360 They don't care about the dollar, they care about you, realestateagentsitrust.com.

00:24:26.000 That's realestateagentsitrust.com.

00:24:28.800 And head over to blazetv.com slash Glenn.

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00:24:36.920 Okay, I'm going to make a statement, and then I'm going to describe what's going through

00:25:00.240 your head on that statement, or should be going through your head on that statement.

00:25:03.820 We are 11 days away from the Iowa caucus, 11.

00:25:12.460 And what are we talking about today?

00:25:16.160 Bill Clinton?

00:25:18.240 Jeffrey Epstein?

00:25:21.000 So now let me predict what you're thinking.

00:25:26.140 This is, I don't think, Stu just said off the air that he hasn't seen it in his career.

00:25:33.220 Pat Gray just joined me.

00:25:34.980 We've been in this business since the 70s.

00:25:38.220 I don't think I've ever seen this.

00:25:39.940 Yeah, I don't think so.

00:25:41.120 I mean, it's remarkable.

00:25:45.040 Do we even have a poll from Iowa?

00:25:47.760 This is a great point.

00:25:50.240 I've been, you see this reported all the time.

00:25:52.920 We even had it in our prep today.

00:25:54.000 It was like, oh, the polling in Iowa is X, and they give the real clear politics polling

00:26:00.600 average, which, of course, is a fine, absolutely fine place to go and check for the polling

00:26:06.240 average.

00:26:06.720 But when the polling average is built out of polls that were made on, like, December 8th,

00:26:13.160 it's not entirely interesting, right?

00:26:16.800 It was on December 8th.

00:26:18.940 It was on December 8th, right?

00:26:20.440 Like, you want to know that.

00:26:21.540 But, like, that's basically where we are with these polls.

00:26:24.620 I think they sort of gave up because Trump is 50 points ahead, and they're like, okay,

00:26:28.820 it's a foregone conclusion.

00:26:30.360 And I think that's probably true and probably explains why there isn't that much interest

00:26:35.340 in it this time.

00:26:36.220 But still, except they are pulling him off the ballots.

00:26:41.200 Yeah, that's not good.

00:26:41.980 So if you're pulling him off the ballots, shouldn't there be the discussion, A, can you even do that?

00:26:51.140 And the answer should be no.

00:26:53.040 No.

00:26:53.400 The answer is absolutely no.

00:26:55.100 You can't do that.

00:26:55.400 You can't do that.

00:26:56.900 The second thing, by the way, where is the Supreme Court on this?

00:27:01.360 They have until Friday.

00:27:02.700 Yeah.

00:27:02.860 That's tomorrow.

00:27:03.640 That's, yeah.

00:27:04.500 Where's the Supreme Court?

00:27:05.780 I, they have until Friday for what?

00:27:09.300 Well, to be able to get him back on the ballot.

00:27:12.640 In Colorado.

00:27:13.540 Yeah.

00:27:13.660 Because it goes to print tomorrow.

00:27:15.420 Oh, okay.

00:27:16.060 So, in order for him to be on the Colorado ballot, they've got to decide today.

00:27:23.140 And what happens in Colorado if he's not on the ballot?

00:27:28.520 You're going to vote.

00:27:29.820 What do you do?

00:27:31.100 Write him in?

00:27:32.040 Honestly, I think what happens, it could be that.

00:27:34.600 I honestly think what happens is the Colorado Republican Party just throws out the entire

00:27:38.280 primary.

00:27:39.340 Especially if, if, if by the, I don't know the date off the top of my head of when Colorado

00:27:43.200 is, but it's not one of the first ones, if Donald Trump has basically locked up the nomination

00:27:46.760 by then, what they'll do is essentially change the rules.

00:27:49.780 I mean, this is just the Republican Party we're talking about.

00:27:51.840 This isn't the general election.

00:27:52.880 I understand that, but look at what's happening.

00:27:53.960 Look at what's happening.

00:27:55.160 They say they care about democracy.

00:27:57.700 I know.

00:27:58.040 Okay.

00:27:58.540 Having the voices of everybody heard.

00:28:01.400 So, by taking him off the ballot, you will be forcing the hand of the Republican Party

00:28:08.540 to say, well, we can't count these ballots.

00:28:12.020 We're not, we're not doing one.

00:28:13.660 And rightfully so, if you're a DeSantis supporter, you're going to say, wait a minute, they're just

00:28:16.880 taking, we're not, now we can't vote, right?

00:28:18.960 Correct.

00:28:19.500 So, you're putting that all into chaos.

00:28:21.680 And then, I stand by, the superdelegates are going to come in for the Democrats and do

00:28:29.980 something with their ballots.

00:28:31.760 Something's going to happen.

00:28:32.640 I'm telling you, something is going to happen with this president and his run.

00:28:39.420 It's going to happen.

00:28:40.580 And I mean, Biden.

00:28:41.700 Because we're a powder keg right now.

00:28:43.140 We're a powder keg.

00:28:45.140 Seven states had their state capitals locked down yesterday.

00:28:48.860 Yeah.

00:28:49.240 Seven.

00:28:49.820 Yeah.

00:28:50.320 Seven.

00:28:51.680 Just to finish with this point on the polls, the last, in the 538 average that people are

00:28:56.440 quoting all over the place, the most recent person asked about this election was December

00:29:01.860 18th.

00:29:02.840 Which, what, three weeks ago?

00:29:04.420 Like, why?

00:29:06.960 What is going on?

00:29:08.200 How many times have we seen an election change in Iowa, in particular, over a one-month period?

00:29:16.040 Rick Santorum was still like 2% in Iowa a month and a half before the election.

00:29:21.300 Isn't it also bizarre how all of these things that we have always done, my whole life, and

00:29:30.640 if anything happened, it happened slowly, but it was always a positive to make it faster,

00:29:37.620 better, more reliable.

00:29:39.480 All of a sudden, with all of this nation's technology, we just can't seem to do polls.

00:29:46.200 We can't seem to count votes.

00:29:48.660 And we keep getting national polls, like, of what value right now is a national poll

00:29:54.400 for the Republican nomination?

00:29:56.880 It doesn't matter, right?

00:29:58.420 Like, right now, what matters is Iowa and New Hampshire and maybe South Carolina, right?

00:30:02.760 Like, those three things matter right now.

00:30:04.600 We're about to, we're 11 days away from Iowa.

00:30:07.140 So, you've got Trump most likely coming in first in Iowa, most likely.

00:30:13.920 Yeah, but, I mean, certainly what I would believe right now, because we have no other

00:30:17.720 information to disprove it.

00:30:19.020 But you don't know.

00:30:20.280 They say DeSantis could come in second, but Nikki Haley could easily.

00:30:27.200 Nikki Haley could come in second.

00:30:28.460 Could come in second.

00:30:29.360 The most recent poll, again, we're going back to December 18th.

00:30:32.480 She's second in that, isn't she?

00:30:33.600 She's tied for second in that.

00:30:34.900 Yeah.

00:30:35.240 And she's been in second.

00:30:37.320 And if you look at the New Hampshire polling.

00:30:40.160 Why do we always, why do we always gravitate to the worst possible option?

00:30:46.760 Oh, she's not the worst.

00:30:48.480 Time.

00:30:48.800 No, she's not.

00:30:49.600 She's pretty close to the bottom of the puke barrel.

00:30:52.120 Asa Hutchinson's still running.

00:30:52.940 Oh, Asa.

00:30:53.820 Chris Christie.

00:30:55.480 Yeah, well, that's true.

00:30:56.260 The guy with the eyebrows that was in it.

00:30:58.860 Okay, well, he's not anymore.

00:31:00.100 Yeah.

00:31:00.440 He's dropped out.

00:31:01.540 We've lost him.

00:31:02.200 You can still write his name in if you want it.

00:31:04.260 But, like, there was a poll that came out in December in New Hampshire, which showed

00:31:10.620 Donald Trump 33, Nikki Haley 29.

00:31:15.440 A four-point gap that came out in New Hampshire.

00:31:20.260 This was not that long ago.

00:31:23.180 You know, still, it's, to me, defunct, right?

00:31:26.420 In this environment, like, the fact that it's three weeks old still doesn't make that much

00:31:30.160 of a difference.

00:31:30.540 But that's a somewhat close race.

00:31:32.440 Do we have anything to follow it up?

00:31:33.720 Not really.

00:31:34.260 Does it matter that, traditionally, if you win Iowa, you know, you have momentum?

00:31:43.160 Right.

00:31:43.440 But if Trump wins Iowa and she wins New Hampshire and South Carolina, that traditionally...

00:31:52.260 That's a real race.

00:31:53.500 Yeah.

00:31:53.860 Traditionally, that would mean, most likely, Nikki Haley would be the candidate going forward

00:32:00.160 because of the momentum.

00:32:01.140 At the very least, you'd have a real race there, right?

00:32:04.680 Like, you'd think.

00:32:05.900 Now, I don't know.

00:32:06.640 Nikki Haley's profile in this race is difficult because she's building this based on people

00:32:12.400 who really don't like Donald Trump.

00:32:14.080 And, like, that's just not enough of the party, I don't think, to win in a one-on-one race against

00:32:18.600 Trump.

00:32:18.860 I think also she has, she strayed away from some of the Tea Party things that she, well,

00:32:27.780 I mean, I liked her because she was a Tea Party person.

00:32:31.200 She was great.

00:32:31.980 Yeah.

00:32:32.200 And I have nothing against Nikki Haley.

00:32:34.540 I like Nikki.

00:32:36.340 But, you know, some of the things where, you know, we want to monitor who's talking on

00:32:43.520 the...

00:32:44.060 Yeah.

00:32:44.380 ...on the internet, that's not Tea Party.

00:32:46.020 Her abortion equivocating.

00:32:48.240 Yeah.

00:32:48.880 That's been rough.

00:32:49.440 Now it's illegal aliens and she wants to be nice and kind.

00:32:53.840 They're just coming here because they want a better life.

00:32:56.460 Really?

00:32:57.060 Do they?

00:32:57.580 Do they?

00:32:58.060 Do they?

00:32:58.340 Really?

00:32:58.840 In every case is that...

00:33:00.580 All I see are military-aged men pouring across the border.

00:33:05.880 And...

00:33:06.360 And an occasional family.

00:33:07.940 Right.

00:33:08.220 And how is it that you are...

00:33:11.780 How is it all of these people are coming through so coordinated, it seems?

00:33:16.480 Can we throw up on the screen a couple of these charts?

00:33:20.780 Let me show you some of the things that are being handed out by NGOs now.

00:33:24.860 That is, I think, Doctors Without Borders.

00:33:28.680 Is that what it says there?

00:33:30.380 These are maps and instructions on how to get from Central America across Mexico and into

00:33:40.080 America.

00:33:41.500 Okay?

00:33:41.860 That's from Doctors Without Borders.

00:33:43.780 You have any of the other ones here?

00:33:47.040 They have Friends of the Train.

00:33:50.820 They have...

00:33:52.100 Friends of the Train.

00:33:53.280 Friends of the Train.

00:33:53.880 Yeah.

00:33:54.260 Thomas?

00:33:54.860 Yeah.

00:33:55.500 Yeah.

00:33:56.880 Yeah.

00:33:57.400 These are Friends of the Train right here.

00:34:00.040 And it tells you what trains, where to go, how to get on them, where they'll take you,

00:34:05.020 et cetera, et cetera.

00:34:05.800 And these are handed out by the Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, the United Nations, and

00:34:15.280 Friends of the Trains.

00:34:17.500 And they're being handed out all over Central and South America.

00:34:23.000 Now, why aren't we talking about that?

00:34:29.680 Sure should be.

00:34:30.540 We never really have focused on the Without Borders part of the Doctors Without Borders name.

00:34:37.120 I mean, I always thought, well, they'll go into North Korea.

00:34:39.520 They don't go anywhere to help.

00:34:40.940 That's always how I was taking that.

00:34:42.120 Now, maybe it has a different meaning.

00:34:43.680 Yeah.

00:34:43.920 Maybe they just don't want borders.

00:34:45.780 I mean, really, why...

00:34:47.720 If our country had a lick of common sense and understood its constitution, we would defund

00:34:57.480 anything the federal government is giving to any of these.

00:35:00.840 The Red Cross would be out on its ass.

00:35:04.600 Should be.

00:35:05.760 Should be.

00:35:06.440 I didn't realize the Red Cross had an ass.

00:35:09.320 Yeah.

00:35:09.540 Oh, yeah.

00:35:09.640 Is that a thing?

00:35:10.260 It's red.

00:35:10.440 That's a thing.

00:35:11.240 Okay.

00:35:12.160 It's red.

00:35:12.660 It would be much more red because of all the spanking I'd give that Red Cross ass.

00:35:18.060 By the way, we got to bring this up later, but I have to play this for you.

00:35:23.620 It just, it felt so very, very good.

00:35:27.620 Vivek.

00:35:29.440 Oh, yes.

00:35:30.200 The beatdown he gives to...

00:35:31.960 The beatdown.

00:35:32.120 Yeah, I like this.

00:35:32.820 Listen to this.

00:35:33.500 This is good.

00:35:34.120 You can say that you condemn white supremacy, though.

00:35:36.000 I'm not going to recite some catechism for you.

00:35:38.520 I'm against vicious racial discrimination in this country, so I'm not pledging allegiance

00:35:42.160 to your new religion of modern wokeism, which absolutely fits the test.

00:35:46.580 I'm not going to bend the knee to your religion.

00:35:48.020 I'm sorry.

00:35:48.460 I'm not asking you to bend the knee to mine, and I'm not going to bend the knee to yours.

00:35:51.440 But do I condemn vicious racial discrimination?

00:35:54.080 Yes, I do.

00:35:54.900 Am I going to play your silly game of gotcha?

00:35:56.940 No, I'm not.

00:35:57.660 And frankly, this is why people have lost trust.

00:35:59.800 And I know you're going to go print the headline tomorrow.

00:36:01.380 I already know this.

00:36:01.880 We already know how your game works.

00:36:02.960 Vivek Ramaswamy refuses to condemn white supremacy because you asked a stupid question.

00:36:06.480 The reality is I condemn vicious racial discrimination in this country, but the kind of vicious

00:36:11.280 and systematic racial discrimination we see today is discrimination on the basis of race

00:36:15.780 in a very different direction.

00:36:17.300 You want to know what the best way is to end discrimination on the basis of race?

00:36:20.820 Stop discriminating on the basis of race.

00:36:23.540 Do that, and we're going to move this country forward.

00:36:25.680 And I don't care whether you're black or white or brown or anything in between.

00:36:28.880 That's how we're going to unite this country.

00:36:31.440 You people have been responsible for dividing this country to a breaking point, creating

00:36:35.240 a projection of national division.

00:36:36.900 I meet people from the south side of Chicago to meetings like this one of every shade of

00:36:41.160 melanin, multiple from man to woman, doesn't make a difference, who are hungry for reviving

00:36:46.060 unity in this country.

00:36:47.580 And you, with your catechism that you try to get as politicians to whatever fake headline

00:36:51.240 you're going to print on the basis of this conversation tomorrow, that's what's dividing

00:36:54.300 this country to a breaking point.

00:36:56.760 Shame on you.

00:36:57.800 Look people in the eye and tell them what you've actually failed to tell them for the

00:37:00.860 last five years.

00:37:02.060 Own the accountability for your own failures as the media.

00:37:04.660 That's how we rebuild trust in this country.

00:37:06.920 And until then, I don't have a lot of patience to play the games.

00:37:09.660 Awesome.

00:37:10.280 Really, really great.

00:37:11.580 But let me just say the headline that should be printed.

00:37:14.480 He said, black, white, and brown, and everything in between.

00:37:22.400 Well, what about the part of the spectrum that is beyond color?

00:37:26.800 Oh, my gosh.

00:37:27.940 He will clearly discriminate on a whole buttload of the specter that you can't see.

00:37:36.360 I was more concerned with him saying there was only man or woman.

00:37:39.840 Thank you.

00:37:40.440 Where were the other 912 genders?

00:37:43.160 Where are we headed as a nation?

00:37:46.620 All right.

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00:39:15.980 Hello, you sick freak.

00:39:35.180 Welcome to the program.

00:39:38.520 So we've got some news on the border coming up.

00:39:43.240 I don't know.

00:39:43.960 Kind of a big deal.

00:39:46.540 That's coming up in just a little while.

00:39:48.480 A few hundred thousand new friends made their way into our communities, Glenn.

00:39:53.560 There's nothing wrong with that.

00:39:55.100 It's only 4.6 million per year.

00:39:57.540 Thank you.

00:39:58.780 I mean, well, math works out exactly on that.

00:40:01.080 But I guess you're talking about different groups of...

00:40:03.320 Yeah, yeah.

00:40:03.620 Because this is...

00:40:04.540 It's interesting.

00:40:05.380 I was reading, I think it was Reuters, just yesterday, and the headline was about how illegal

00:40:11.780 immigration was dropping.

00:40:12.780 I'm like, what are we talking about?

00:40:15.780 And when you really go through it, what they're basically saying is they don't count people

00:40:21.340 who cross the border and say, I'm here for asylum from Cancun.

00:40:28.740 And, oh, okay, well, come back to court in 2031.

00:40:36.280 That's not illegal immigration, right?

00:40:38.220 Yeah.

00:40:38.500 So, why would you sneak across a border right now?

00:40:42.720 It makes no sense.

00:40:43.760 You wouldn't.

00:40:44.180 You wouldn't.

00:40:44.700 And look how much we've already changed.

00:40:46.720 Has anybody noticed that sometimes you'll just be watching something and it's full in

00:40:52.060 Spanish?

00:40:52.560 Maybe that's just here in Texas.

00:40:54.440 I noticed.

00:40:54.740 No.

00:40:54.960 Yeah, maybe.

00:40:55.700 Maybe.

00:40:56.240 I mean, who knows?

00:40:57.540 I've noticed this on podcasts.

00:40:59.120 Yeah.

00:40:59.280 Like, I'm listening to, like, a sports podcast and, like, the commercial is fully in Spanish

00:41:04.440 and, like, I get that there's a, you know, a decent amount of the population that speaks

00:41:09.520 Spanish.

00:41:10.340 But there's a big part that doesn't.

00:41:13.020 And there's also a Spanish language media where people who want to hear Spanish go to

00:41:18.240 hear Spanish.

00:41:18.840 You are for compartmentalizing and separating people.

00:41:23.580 I would argue maybe the companies that are running Spanish language media are for that.

00:41:27.600 Right?

00:41:28.040 Like, they probably want people who speak Spanish to come listen to them.

00:41:31.540 It wouldn't make sense if they started putting in Russian in their ads.

00:41:35.440 Right.

00:41:35.700 How is it you're listening to an English broadcast and you need to have your spot in Spanish?

00:41:41.180 Why would you pay for that?

00:41:42.860 Why would you pay to advertise to 12% of the audience listening to the show?

00:41:47.440 It makes no sense.

00:41:49.160 But, you know, if you want to speak Spanish on this program, of course, give us your money

00:41:52.540 and we'll take it and everyone will be annoyed.

00:41:54.560 Oh, you.

00:41:55.460 That's idiotic.

00:41:56.280 Putin can do your spots.

00:41:57.040 Give back program.

00:41:58.480 Yeah.

00:41:59.140 I have no room to compromise.

00:42:18.400 We gotta stay together

00:42:22.620 If we're gonna survive

00:42:26.540 Stay up straight

00:42:30.020 And hold the line

00:42:33.900 It's a new day

00:42:37.300 A time to rise

00:42:39.780 Welcome to the Fusion of Entertainment and Enlightenment.

00:42:52.400 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:42:58.100 Hello, you sick freak. Welcome to the program.

00:43:00.540 I'm so glad that you've tuned in today.

00:43:03.120 Yesterday, if you happened to miss the TV show, it was very, very important.

00:43:08.300 I'm gonna go over it for you.

00:43:10.620 It is the assassination that will happen, I believe, this year.

00:43:17.620 And nobody's gonna see it coming.

00:43:19.740 I'll talk to you about it in 60 seconds.

00:43:22.680 First, let me tell you about Berna.

00:43:24.180 You have a sacred duty to protect yourself and your family from danger.

00:43:28.320 And sometimes that means using deadly force.

00:43:30.520 And I carry a gun.

00:43:32.000 If somebody breaks into my home in the middle of the night,

00:43:34.380 puts me and my family in danger,

00:43:36.900 I'm going to shoot them.

00:43:39.400 But deadly force isn't always the best option.

00:43:43.240 Sometimes it's the backup option.

00:43:45.920 And when somebody is right on top of you,

00:43:49.000 it's too late.

00:43:50.920 It's too late.

00:43:51.840 Ah, let me get my purse.

00:43:53.140 Let me get my gun.

00:43:54.020 Let me get my, you know, my pepper spray.

00:43:58.260 Berna is a company that I have just found that I absolutely love.

00:44:04.320 It is a non-lethal alternative to safeguarding your home

00:44:07.880 that will send potential threats running in the opposite direction.

00:44:13.160 It's perfectly legal in all 50 states.

00:44:16.240 No permits or background checks required.

00:44:19.020 It looks just like a gun.

00:44:21.080 Can be used by all ages over the age of 18.

00:44:24.260 And it launches, when you pull the trigger,

00:44:27.880 it launches a tear gas round.

00:44:31.520 60-foot range.

00:44:33.300 You just have to hit within six feet.

00:44:36.420 And anything within that target of six feet

00:44:39.320 is going to experience tear gas

00:44:42.800 and think they can't breathe or see for quite some time.

00:44:48.280 It's a non-lethal way.

00:44:50.600 And I gave it to my whole family.

00:44:53.080 Every member of my family has one.

00:44:56.020 Because I think this is the best for my daughters,

00:44:59.820 my wife, for me.

00:45:02.380 I think this is a really great thing.

00:45:05.560 You know, you're standing in a supermarket

00:45:06.900 and you see something happen and you have a gun.

00:45:09.880 You got to be so confident that you know what's going on

00:45:13.680 and that you're not going to hit anybody, you know, innocent

00:45:17.120 and kill them.

00:45:18.760 Do you pull your gun?

00:45:20.640 Yeah, I hope I do if I'm sure of that.

00:45:23.560 But I'd pull my Burna out?

00:45:25.400 Absolutely.

00:45:26.260 Something's going on?

00:45:27.500 Boom.

00:45:28.160 Hit them with tear gas?

00:45:30.720 Police will come and sort it all out.

00:45:33.380 And I didn't do anything wrong.

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00:45:51.860 Okay.

00:45:53.060 Well, let me see.

00:45:54.480 Last night, I did on my Wednesday night special,

00:45:57.940 which is available right now at Blaze TV,

00:46:01.600 also available at YouTube dot com slash Glenn Beck.

00:46:06.580 Last night, I walked on to Stage 19

00:46:09.460 and showed you something that you may not have seen

00:46:12.340 since the 1970s.

00:46:14.300 It is the House of 704 Hauser Street.

00:46:20.060 I started the program by asking the question,

00:46:23.340 how did we get back to a Reagan America?

00:46:28.400 How did we not tear each other apart after the 1960s?

00:46:36.200 We had assassination after assassination after assassination.

00:46:40.820 We had Marxist radicals.

00:46:43.780 We had Vietnam.

00:46:45.620 We had everything that's going on right now.

00:46:48.240 How did we come back together?

00:46:53.760 The answer is 704 Hauser Street, I think.

00:46:58.040 That's Archie Bunker's house.

00:47:01.020 It's now sitting on Stage 19.

00:47:03.000 You can see it if you just go and watch last night's episode.

00:47:07.200 But it is the actual set.

00:47:09.420 Norman Lear preserved it,

00:47:10.980 and I just recently acquired it.

00:47:14.400 And I'm preserving it

00:47:15.980 because I believe the conversations

00:47:18.000 that happened on that set

00:47:20.480 was what brought America back.

00:47:23.160 And if you want to know our future,

00:47:27.320 learn from the past.

00:47:30.000 So what is our future?

00:47:32.660 Do we come back together?

00:47:35.340 Well, not currently

00:47:36.980 because what happened in the 1970s

00:47:43.920 was Archie Bunker.

00:47:46.620 Archie Bunker,

00:47:47.660 he was the blue-collar tax-paying worker,

00:47:51.480 resisted all change,

00:47:53.160 he was a bigot and everything else.

00:47:56.240 Meathead, the son-in-law,

00:47:57.780 I always thought,

00:47:58.760 until I started watching it again,

00:48:00.280 I always thought he was just a liberal,

00:48:01.820 a lazy leftist freeloader liberal,

00:48:04.960 but he wasn't.

00:48:07.100 He's actually arguing for Marxism.

00:48:10.400 So he's arguing the Marxist hippie stuff, okay?

00:48:15.180 And he was a freeloader

00:48:16.620 that was more than comfortable

00:48:18.180 living off of his in-laws

00:48:19.480 and staying indefinitely in college.

00:48:21.300 So both sides could see themselves

00:48:26.100 to some degree

00:48:27.480 in one of the characters on this show.

00:48:31.180 And they would have conversation

00:48:33.920 after conversation

00:48:35.240 about some of the hardest things.

00:48:39.840 I mean, the first episode,

00:48:41.220 have you watched the first episode

00:48:42.360 of All in the Family lately?

00:48:43.620 Not lately, no.

00:48:44.880 Go back and watch it, Stu.

00:48:46.380 You will be blown away.

00:48:48.220 I can't remember.

00:48:50.280 It's, they hit four

00:48:53.100 unbelievable, right-between-the-eyes subjects.

00:48:59.060 It's bigotry.

00:49:01.860 It's capitalism versus Marxism.

00:49:05.700 It's sexism.

00:49:08.020 And I'm like, what could possibly,

00:49:10.020 and I think at the end,

00:49:10.960 like a priest walks in

00:49:12.220 and they take on religion.

00:49:14.080 And I mean, it was the first show

00:49:17.920 to even talk about any of these things, okay?

00:49:21.180 Now, Norman Lear had his agenda.

00:49:23.140 He was not a red, white, and blue.

00:49:25.020 I don't know if he hated America.

00:49:26.840 Like, the left seems to hate America so much.

00:49:30.360 I think he was probably one of those,

00:49:32.940 you know, old reds that loved America,

00:49:37.700 just thought we should be more socialist.

00:49:39.580 I don't know.

00:49:41.600 But his agenda was not my agenda.

00:49:45.040 But that show allowed people to talk

00:49:50.200 around the dinner table.

00:49:53.980 It's all in the family.

00:49:58.760 So the members of the family,

00:50:01.980 they didn't say,

00:50:03.300 I'm not talking to you.

00:50:05.360 I have nothing to do with you.

00:50:07.320 Come on, Gloria,

00:50:09.140 we're out of here with this racist bigot.

00:50:11.880 No, they kept together.

00:50:14.000 It wasn't always happy,

00:50:15.420 but they kept together

00:50:16.840 and they worked their way through it.

00:50:18.820 And when Meathead finally would threaten to leave,

00:50:23.280 because his daughter was part of that

00:50:26.280 and they were going to have a baby,

00:50:27.580 he didn't want them to.

00:50:30.980 So he put up with it.

00:50:33.840 And so would Mike.

00:50:35.600 He'd put up with it.

00:50:37.320 They talked about these things

00:50:41.260 and argued while we laughed.

00:50:45.900 Why do you think comedy was first drained

00:50:48.880 from our blood?

00:50:50.640 You got to drain comedy

00:50:52.020 because comedy will make people laugh at themselves.

00:50:57.240 That's why comedy was killed

00:50:59.320 and the only thing you could laugh at

00:51:02.040 was one side.

00:51:04.240 You can't laugh at Barack Obama.

00:51:07.800 You can't laugh at,

00:51:09.160 nah, no.

00:51:10.580 You laugh at one side.

00:51:12.160 The reason why I wanted to start this new year on that set

00:51:23.340 was to bring you to the understanding

00:51:28.000 of how important our conversations are

00:51:30.940 because this is the assassination attempt

00:51:34.880 that is going to happen this year.

00:51:38.640 And it will happen

00:51:40.880 unless

00:51:42.260 we're all aware of it

00:51:45.620 and don't go down any of these roads.

00:51:52.600 Freedom of speech is about to be assassinated.

00:51:56.360 Our Bill of Rights,

00:51:57.940 they're already in tatters,

00:51:59.380 but it's a closed door

00:52:02.800 on all of this.

00:52:06.060 What we found out

00:52:07.420 before we went on vacation

00:52:08.860 was pretty incredible.

00:52:11.700 The signs of this are everywhere.

00:52:13.640 Over the past few months,

00:52:15.140 the globalists and progressives

00:52:16.940 have been telegraphing their punches.

00:52:18.940 Your ability

00:52:19.920 to speak your own mind

00:52:21.820 and consume the information

00:52:23.420 you want to consume

00:52:24.720 is a direct threat

00:52:27.040 to the agenda

00:52:28.120 and the rule

00:52:29.120 of the elites.

00:52:33.340 Right before we went on vacation,

00:52:36.840 COP 28 happened

00:52:37.960 and Al Gore was there.

00:52:40.260 And I want you to listen

00:52:41.340 to a couple of soundbites here.

00:52:43.020 First, Al Gore at COP 28.

00:52:46.040 To one based on broadcasting

00:52:49.220 and then moving on

00:52:50.900 to the internet

00:52:51.920 and to social media

00:52:53.660 has disrupted

00:52:55.340 the balances

00:52:57.140 that used to exist

00:52:58.940 that made

00:53:00.820 representative democracy

00:53:02.280 work much better.

00:53:03.520 Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.

00:53:05.380 So, the system

00:53:06.820 that was in place

00:53:07.960 with the three networks

00:53:09.400 deciding what stories

00:53:11.160 were on for 30 minutes a day,

00:53:13.800 this plus the internet

00:53:15.420 has disrupted that system

00:53:18.160 which allowed us

00:53:19.800 to live side by side.

00:53:22.560 No.

00:53:24.320 No.

00:53:25.020 It might have allowed you

00:53:26.360 to get away with things.

00:53:28.060 It might have given power

00:53:29.560 to the elites.

00:53:31.180 But,

00:53:31.740 no, that didn't.

00:53:32.660 That's not what happened.

00:53:34.260 That's not why we lived

00:53:35.600 side by side.

00:53:37.660 And by the way,

00:53:38.680 you invented the internet,

00:53:40.080 I hear.

00:53:40.940 Why are you pissed off

00:53:42.560 that the internet

00:53:43.240 is now free?

00:53:45.060 So, what does he want to do?

00:53:47.400 Well, we need a new system.

00:53:48.780 We self-governing people

00:53:51.200 rely on a shared base

00:53:54.580 of knowledge

00:53:55.700 that serves as a basis

00:53:57.920 for reasoning together,

00:54:00.120 collectively.

00:54:01.060 Okay, stop.

00:54:01.600 We do not require

00:54:03.880 a shared base

00:54:05.140 of knowledge.

00:54:06.880 We need a shared base

00:54:10.040 of principles

00:54:11.620 and values.

00:54:13.560 Knowledge is constantly changing.

00:54:17.540 Principles and values

00:54:19.220 are what keeps us

00:54:21.240 stable.

00:54:23.000 You know,

00:54:25.240 the shared knowledge.

00:54:27.280 The ship is sinking.

00:54:29.920 Okay, we can all

00:54:30.920 be on the boat

00:54:31.540 and have that shared knowledge

00:54:32.700 and not live

00:54:33.560 peacefully together.

00:54:35.120 But if our principles

00:54:36.540 and our values

00:54:37.660 are the same,

00:54:39.020 we can orderly

00:54:40.420 have the women

00:54:41.340 and children

00:54:41.880 go first.

00:54:44.740 That's what holds

00:54:45.920 a society together.

00:54:47.380 Not knowledge.

00:54:49.280 Principles and values.

00:54:50.920 And that's what the left

00:54:52.980 is undervining

00:54:53.960 and trying to change.

00:54:56.200 Everything in our society

00:54:58.220 is changing.

00:55:00.360 And it's happened

00:55:01.920 wildly fast.

00:55:04.140 If you're young,

00:55:05.260 you probably don't think so.

00:55:06.900 It's probably been this way

00:55:07.840 your whole life.

00:55:09.740 You were born in 2000.

00:55:12.760 It's been like this

00:55:13.880 your whole life.

00:55:14.800 It wasn't like this.

00:55:16.620 The change

00:55:17.600 is

00:55:18.460 breathtaking.

00:55:21.120 Breathtaking.

00:55:22.500 And they have taken

00:55:23.600 our pillars out

00:55:24.640 one after another

00:55:26.320 to the point

00:55:27.300 where we don't

00:55:28.140 trust any institution.

00:55:30.700 So,

00:55:31.540 when you knock out

00:55:32.620 all the pillars,

00:55:33.940 if you are going

00:55:35.500 to have

00:55:36.340 a country

00:55:37.080 that

00:55:38.020 holds itself together

00:55:39.600 and a world

00:55:40.560 that holds itself together,

00:55:42.520 you have to have

00:55:44.100 trusted institutions.

00:55:45.920 Well,

00:55:47.240 if you've been

00:55:48.020 destroying those

00:55:49.300 institutions

00:55:50.680 one by one,

00:55:52.300 if you do

00:55:53.940 want a prayer,

00:55:54.860 if you're not an anarchist

00:55:56.140 and you want to have

00:55:57.560 a system

00:55:58.360 where we all get together,

00:55:59.520 what do you have to do next?

00:56:02.180 You have to build

00:56:03.620 new institutions.

00:56:06.440 So,

00:56:07.080 they control

00:56:08.020 the mainstream media.

00:56:09.180 They control

00:56:09.800 big tech,

00:56:10.780 social media.

00:56:11.440 They couldn't

00:56:12.420 wait

00:56:12.860 to get me

00:56:13.900 off

00:56:14.600 of

00:56:15.160 Fox News

00:56:16.100 and

00:56:16.740 he's got to

00:56:17.660 just go on

00:56:18.200 the internet.

00:56:18.980 Okay.

00:56:19.940 And I said,

00:56:20.520 my last episode,

00:56:21.480 you will dream

00:56:22.760 of the day

00:56:23.560 when I was just

00:56:24.760 on Fox News.

00:56:26.180 Our footprint

00:56:27.180 is bigger.

00:56:28.220 The show

00:56:28.700 is bigger

00:56:29.400 than ever

00:56:30.500 before.

00:56:31.740 Okay?

00:56:32.420 I just talked

00:56:33.560 to somebody yesterday.

00:56:34.900 Biggest year

00:56:35.820 in this

00:56:37.060 empire,

00:56:38.380 if you will,

00:56:39.580 of my career

00:56:41.780 was last year.

00:56:44.740 You'll dream

00:56:45.680 of the day

00:56:46.220 when I was just

00:56:47.000 on Fox

00:56:47.680 and I opened

00:56:49.040 the door

00:56:49.580 by coming here

00:56:50.460 and starting

00:56:51.360 the blaze

00:56:51.980 for the Daily Wire

00:56:53.560 and everybody else.

00:56:55.260 I showed

00:56:56.060 it could be done.

00:56:58.360 Others may have

00:56:59.180 gotten in afterwards

00:56:59.980 and went,

00:57:00.360 yeah,

00:57:00.520 I know,

00:57:00.700 it could be done

00:57:01.000 a little better,

00:57:01.620 but it could be done.

00:57:04.020 Now that we've

00:57:06.240 done this

00:57:07.020 and people

00:57:08.360 have access

00:57:09.220 directly to us,

00:57:10.740 they can't have that.

00:57:13.200 They have

00:57:14.100 big tech

00:57:14.960 social media,

00:57:15.740 so what do they do?

00:57:17.980 Now,

00:57:18.700 let me play

00:57:19.260 another piece

00:57:20.580 because this is

00:57:22.800 remarkable.

00:57:26.000 This is from

00:57:26.760 a U.S.

00:57:27.640 government

00:57:27.980 employee,

00:57:28.980 the head

00:57:29.440 of CISA.

00:57:31.000 Have you ever

00:57:31.300 heard of CISA?

00:57:32.940 It's the

00:57:33.760 Cybersecurity

00:57:34.780 and Infrastructure

00:57:36.340 Security Agency.

00:57:38.720 I'm going to play this

00:57:39.840 and then we're going

00:57:40.420 to come back

00:57:40.960 and I'll tell you

00:57:41.880 what it all means.

00:57:42.780 Listen to this.

00:57:44.040 The most important

00:57:45.600 critical infrastructure

00:57:47.020 there is

00:57:49.760 is our cognitive

00:57:51.020 infrastructure.

00:57:52.600 And so,

00:57:53.160 building that

00:57:54.180 resilience

00:57:54.720 is,

00:57:55.760 you know,

00:57:56.300 part of the

00:57:56.860 mission set

00:57:57.440 in my view.

00:58:00.280 I'll comment

00:58:01.080 on that

00:58:01.500 in 60 seconds

00:58:02.680 first.

00:58:03.760 American

00:58:04.400 Financing

00:58:04.940 NMLS

00:58:05.580 1-8233-4

00:58:06.820 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org

00:58:10.340 Don't go

00:58:11.060 through the

00:58:11.480 new year

00:58:11.880 with a lot

00:58:12.440 of worry

00:58:12.780 hanging over

00:58:13.280 your head.

00:58:14.040 It's because

00:58:14.560 you have

00:58:14.900 debts

00:58:15.360 and they're

00:58:16.180 not shrinking.

00:58:16.960 I get it.

00:58:17.860 Credit card

00:58:18.420 interest rates

00:58:19.100 averaging in

00:58:19.880 double digits.

00:58:20.780 It's an easy

00:58:21.580 problem to have,

00:58:22.720 but you're

00:58:23.380 not alone.

00:58:24.500 There are a lot

00:58:25.400 of Americans

00:58:25.900 that feel

00:58:26.660 right now

00:58:27.500 the burn

00:58:28.400 of Bidenomics

00:58:29.580 in full

00:58:30.240 force.

00:58:31.200 But today,

00:58:31.860 you can step

00:58:32.540 on a path

00:58:33.100 towards financial

00:58:34.120 freedom and

00:58:34.960 freedom from

00:58:35.600 that debt

00:58:36.220 when you call

00:58:36.740 American Financing.

00:58:38.140 They're going

00:58:38.560 to help you

00:58:38.900 look at your

00:58:39.300 spending,

00:58:39.840 your finances,

00:58:40.600 and your debt.

00:58:41.320 You've most likely

00:58:41.920 done all of that,

00:58:43.060 but American

00:58:43.620 financing can

00:58:45.140 come in with

00:58:45.860 a slightly

00:58:46.440 different point

00:58:47.340 of view.

00:58:48.100 And for

00:58:48.440 instance,

00:58:48.980 your mortgage,

00:58:50.300 can you

00:58:50.740 refinance that

00:58:51.780 now at

00:58:52.220 5%

00:58:53.060 and get

00:58:54.820 out of

00:58:55.180 those credit

00:58:55.860 card debt

00:58:56.660 at 25

00:58:57.700 plus percent

00:58:59.060 and take

00:59:00.260 that credit

00:59:01.160 card payment

00:59:01.860 way down

00:59:02.560 so you

00:59:02.960 could pay

00:59:03.400 it off,

00:59:04.200 take all

00:59:05.000 of the

00:59:05.280 interest at

00:59:05.800 5%

00:59:06.600 instead of

00:59:07.280 25,

00:59:08.620 and have

00:59:09.220 it tax

00:59:09.760 deductible

00:59:10.340 so it

00:59:10.700 stretches

00:59:11.140 the savings

00:59:11.780 out even

00:59:12.260 further.

00:59:13.140 Talk with

00:59:13.580 their salary

00:59:14.000 based mortgage

00:59:14.640 consultants.

00:59:15.300 There's no

00:59:15.660 pressure,

00:59:16.160 no upfront

00:59:16.720 fees.

00:59:17.500 You start

00:59:17.900 today,

00:59:18.280 you might

00:59:18.520 be able

00:59:18.840 to delay

00:59:19.480 up to

00:59:19.860 two mortgage

00:59:20.480 payments.

00:59:21.600 American

00:59:21.920 financing,

00:59:23.060 they'll

00:59:23.520 help

00:59:23.800 you.

00:59:24.420 800-906-2440

00:59:26.380 800-906-2440

00:59:28.400 American

00:59:28.900 Financing

00:59:29.540 .net

00:59:30.300 10 seconds,

00:59:31.320 station ID.

00:59:40.040 It's

00:59:40.760 interesting to

00:59:41.320 me that

00:59:41.760 our

00:59:42.160 cybersecurity

00:59:43.860 and

00:59:44.680 infrastructure

00:59:45.400 security

00:59:46.220 agency

00:59:46.880 is now

00:59:49.340 talking about

00:59:50.300 cognitive

00:59:51.240 infrastructure.

00:59:53.060 Stu,

00:59:54.080 if I said

00:59:54.600 CISA,

00:59:55.860 the

00:59:56.060 cybersecurity

00:59:56.640 and

00:59:57.160 infrastructure

00:59:57.620 security

00:59:58.400 agency,

00:59:59.100 what would

00:59:59.500 you say

00:59:59.840 they're

01:00:00.100 protecting?

01:00:02.180 Hmm.

01:00:04.260 Our

01:00:04.580 infrastructure?

01:00:06.420 Meaning

01:00:07.020 what?

01:00:09.060 I mean,

01:00:09.540 our digital

01:00:10.160 infrastructure?

01:00:11.200 Right.

01:00:11.500 Like,

01:00:12.240 protecting

01:00:13.180 the internet,

01:00:14.480 our banking

01:00:15.040 system,

01:00:15.680 I don't

01:00:15.900 know,

01:00:16.160 all sorts

01:00:16.520 of...

01:00:16.800 anything

01:00:17.740 that is

01:00:18.740 cyber,

01:00:20.660 anything

01:00:21.000 that is

01:00:21.520 connected,

01:00:22.740 making sure

01:00:23.560 that the

01:00:23.940 cloud isn't

01:00:24.920 disrupted,

01:00:25.900 making sure

01:00:26.540 that the

01:00:27.460 ones and

01:00:28.060 zeros flow.

01:00:29.140 The things

01:00:29.640 that make

01:00:29.980 our country

01:00:30.440 work.

01:00:31.220 Correct.

01:00:31.840 Now,

01:00:32.220 she's saying

01:00:32.980 the most

01:00:34.020 important

01:00:34.740 is cognitive

01:00:36.960 infrastructure.

01:00:38.420 infrastructure.

01:00:39.100 What does

01:00:39.360 that mean?

01:00:41.080 That's

01:00:41.460 their most

01:00:42.180 critical

01:00:43.040 responsibility

01:00:43.980 to protect

01:00:45.640 our

01:00:45.960 cognitive

01:00:46.840 infrastructure.

01:00:48.020 Look at

01:00:48.260 the word

01:00:48.440 up,

01:00:48.720 cognitive,

01:00:49.300 just,

01:00:50.040 I want

01:00:50.280 the dictionary

01:00:50.920 definition

01:00:52.020 of cognitive.

01:00:53.400 What is

01:00:54.100 cognitive

01:00:54.820 infrastructure?

01:00:56.260 Who built

01:00:56.580 that?

01:00:57.820 Internet

01:00:58.200 being very

01:00:58.660 helpful here

01:00:59.580 with relating

01:01:00.960 to cognition.

01:01:02.600 Thanks.

01:01:03.400 Thanks.

01:01:03.820 Yeah.

01:01:04.880 Here we go.

01:01:05.700 The mental

01:01:06.220 action or

01:01:06.860 process of

01:01:07.400 acquiring

01:01:07.820 knowledge

01:01:08.260 and

01:01:08.540 understanding

01:01:09.120 through

01:01:09.440 thought,

01:01:10.000 experience,

01:01:10.640 and the

01:01:10.860 senses.

01:01:12.040 So,

01:01:13.360 cognitive

01:01:14.480 infrastructure

01:01:15.320 resides in

01:01:16.760 you.

01:01:18.400 It is

01:01:19.180 the way

01:01:20.160 you think

01:01:21.180 and process

01:01:22.660 the things

01:01:23.760 that you

01:01:24.200 read,

01:01:24.920 see,

01:01:25.600 feel,

01:01:26.200 smell,

01:01:26.880 touch.

01:01:27.780 That's

01:01:28.420 cognitive.

01:01:29.540 What's

01:01:30.020 in your

01:01:30.820 head.

01:01:32.300 So,

01:01:32.800 now the

01:01:33.380 federal

01:01:33.660 government

01:01:34.100 is saying

01:01:34.720 their most

01:01:35.600 critical

01:01:36.300 responsibility

01:01:37.460 is your

01:01:39.140 cognitive

01:01:40.140 infrastructure.

01:01:43.240 If this

01:01:44.100 isn't

01:01:44.740 1984

01:01:45.680 yet,

01:01:46.980 I don't

01:01:47.720 know what

01:01:48.040 it's going

01:01:48.320 to take

01:01:48.700 for you.

01:01:50.960 Now,

01:01:52.480 this

01:01:52.960 fence

01:01:55.220 that they're

01:01:55.800 putting around

01:01:56.420 to protect

01:01:57.260 you,

01:01:58.300 they are

01:01:59.120 building

01:01:59.800 infrastructure

01:02:00.620 that will

01:02:01.360 not allow

01:02:02.500 you to

01:02:03.980 gain

01:02:04.720 access

01:02:05.400 to

01:02:06.440 things

01:02:06.880 that

01:02:07.080 could

01:02:07.300 give

01:02:07.620 you

01:02:07.820 knowledge

01:02:08.480 that

01:02:09.080 they

01:02:09.500 don't

01:02:09.960 think

01:02:10.280 you

01:02:10.480 should

01:02:10.720 have.

01:02:12.600 You want

01:02:13.200 to talk

01:02:13.460 about being

01:02:13.980 treated like

01:02:14.580 a child?

01:02:15.180 By the

01:02:15.360 way,

01:02:17.180 information

01:02:17.640 is power

01:02:19.520 to some

01:02:20.220 degree.

01:02:21.420 Information

01:02:21.940 is power.

01:02:22.820 Access

01:02:23.200 to

01:02:23.640 information.

01:02:25.460 Okay?

01:02:26.400 That's

01:02:27.040 power.

01:02:27.460 power.

01:02:29.200 Except

01:02:29.840 real power

01:02:31.060 is the

01:02:32.400 application

01:02:33.160 of that

01:02:34.660 knowledge.

01:02:35.540 And not

01:02:36.060 everybody

01:02:36.580 applies that

01:02:37.820 knowledge the

01:02:38.580 same way.

01:02:39.240 I can have

01:02:39.920 the same

01:02:40.580 information that

01:02:41.620 Robert Oppenheimer

01:02:42.700 had, and I

01:02:43.820 ain't going to

01:02:44.200 come up with

01:02:44.780 what Robert

01:02:45.300 Oppenheimer

01:02:45.880 came up

01:02:46.420 with.

01:02:47.180 Okay?

01:02:48.320 That's my

01:02:49.340 cognitive

01:02:49.960 infrastructure

01:02:50.900 different than

01:02:51.520 his cognitive

01:02:52.380 infrastructure.

01:02:54.200 But this

01:02:55.060 is personal.

01:02:56.220 I'll show

01:02:57.580 you when

01:02:58.380 they started

01:02:59.040 this process

01:03:00.140 and where

01:03:01.880 they're going

01:03:02.520 this year.

01:03:03.880 And it's

01:03:04.400 happening

01:03:05.060 rapidly.

01:03:06.880 Rapidly.

01:03:08.020 And we'll

01:03:08.380 get into

01:03:08.700 that when

01:03:09.500 we come

01:03:09.820 back.

01:03:10.100 together, you

01:03:31.540 and I, we

01:03:32.140 are on an

01:03:32.920 incredibly

01:03:33.500 important journey

01:03:34.460 of preserving

01:03:35.180 the past.

01:03:36.420 And that

01:03:36.720 journey begins

01:03:37.580 at home,

01:03:38.300 making sure

01:03:38.760 that our

01:03:39.040 precious memories

01:03:39.760 that we make

01:03:40.360 with our

01:03:40.620 families can

01:03:41.140 endure the

01:03:41.600 effects of

01:03:42.220 time.

01:03:43.400 That's why I'm

01:03:43.720 working hand-in-hand

01:03:44.540 with Legacy Box.

01:03:45.860 Walking down the

01:03:47.060 road on that

01:03:48.140 journey, we are

01:03:49.040 not alone.

01:03:50.100 We have a

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01:03:53.420 in preserving

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01:03:55.280 old photos,

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01:03:58.700 film reels,

01:03:59.880 digitizing them

01:04:00.860 in a way that

01:04:01.480 can be easily

01:04:02.440 enjoyed and

01:04:03.280 shared and

01:04:03.880 organized.

01:04:04.460 one of my

01:04:06.080 cousins just

01:04:06.920 sent me a

01:04:08.400 picture of

01:04:09.040 my grandfather

01:04:09.920 on my

01:04:11.560 father's side.

01:04:12.680 I don't have

01:04:13.220 any pictures

01:04:13.900 of him.

01:04:15.000 I don't really

01:04:15.760 remember him

01:04:16.600 all that well

01:04:17.360 because he had

01:04:17.840 strokes when I

01:04:18.560 was young, but

01:04:19.640 he lived in

01:04:20.600 Montana for a

01:04:21.440 long time and

01:04:22.120 he was a big

01:04:22.620 fisherman and

01:04:23.240 it has him in

01:04:24.260 the middle of

01:04:24.960 these rapid

01:04:25.720 beautiful waters

01:04:27.000 holding up the

01:04:28.380 fish.

01:04:28.740 Thank you.

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01:04:58.740 Welcome to the

01:05:11.220 GlennBeck program.

01:05:12.060 This is from last

01:05:13.280 night's Wednesday

01:05:14.200 night special on

01:05:15.440 Blaze TV.

01:05:16.140 This is where a

01:05:16.960 few words that I'm

01:05:18.200 absolutely sick of

01:05:19.480 come into play and

01:05:20.760 I'm sick of them

01:05:21.380 because people don't

01:05:22.280 know really what

01:05:23.200 they are.

01:05:24.020 First one,

01:05:25.240 stakeholder.

01:05:26.760 Okay, and

01:05:27.320 public private

01:05:28.480 partnership.

01:05:29.420 These both go

01:05:30.260 hand in hand.

01:05:31.060 So what is a

01:05:32.840 stakeholder?

01:05:33.520 Well, I'll tell you

01:05:34.180 here in just a

01:05:34.940 second.

01:05:35.760 Public, that's the

01:05:37.180 government, and

01:05:39.160 this is business.

01:05:41.060 Public private

01:05:42.300 partnership.

01:05:43.500 The government

01:05:44.000 should never be,

01:05:45.540 why are so many

01:05:46.800 liberals and

01:05:47.600 progressives,

01:05:48.240 suddenly they hate

01:05:49.060 corporations, but

01:05:50.220 suddenly they're in

01:05:51.920 love with it because

01:05:52.780 they partner with

01:05:53.640 the government.

01:05:54.500 They might think

01:05:55.840 the government is

01:05:56.880 going to bring

01:05:57.840 them down,

01:05:58.480 and hold them.

01:05:59.040 I can guarantee

01:05:59.960 you these people

01:06:01.600 are going to be

01:06:02.040 running the

01:06:02.600 government.

01:06:03.060 They already

01:06:03.460 are.

01:06:04.840 Stakeholder.

01:06:06.060 Stakeholder.

01:06:07.580 This means

01:06:08.340 everybody has a

01:06:09.160 dog in the fight

01:06:09.860 for any given

01:06:10.700 issue.

01:06:11.540 For example,

01:06:12.340 let's talk just

01:06:13.160 about Facebook.

01:06:14.420 Okay, are you a

01:06:15.220 stakeholder in

01:06:16.760 Facebook?

01:06:17.380 Well, kind of.

01:06:18.520 I mean, you are

01:06:19.200 part of it, but

01:06:20.100 that's really not

01:06:21.260 what they're doing.

01:06:22.620 Woven in between

01:06:23.540 the multiple stops

01:06:24.640 along the entire

01:06:26.200 thing are

01:06:27.140 stakeholders.

01:06:28.980 Facebook has a

01:06:30.340 partner.

01:06:31.120 Amazon Cloud

01:06:31.920 Service.

01:06:33.120 I'm guessing I'm

01:06:34.340 making these up, but

01:06:35.140 Google Ads.

01:06:36.980 That's another

01:06:37.500 partner.

01:06:38.640 They have sponsors.

01:06:40.040 Those people have

01:06:41.260 the banks that

01:06:42.280 they're responsible.

01:06:43.940 Insurance companies,

01:06:45.840 lawyers, name it.

01:06:47.540 Everybody has a

01:06:49.020 stake in this

01:06:50.700 company.

01:06:51.080 That's the way

01:06:52.100 public-private

01:06:53.280 partnerships work.

01:06:55.200 So, you have

01:06:56.300 all of these

01:06:57.500 people and all

01:06:59.080 of these individual

01:07:00.340 companies all

01:07:02.540 have another

01:07:03.620 public-private

01:07:04.500 partnership with

01:07:05.780 the U.S.

01:07:06.440 government or

01:07:07.620 the global

01:07:08.260 government.

01:07:09.000 Now, let me

01:07:09.400 make this clear.

01:07:10.480 The government

01:07:11.020 should not be in

01:07:12.140 any business,

01:07:13.740 period.

01:07:15.120 But they are.

01:07:16.620 But we have

01:07:17.480 something in the

01:07:18.160 U.S.

01:07:18.480 Constitution that

01:07:20.240 stops any kind

01:07:22.620 of shenanigans

01:07:23.320 here, and that

01:07:24.700 is the Bill of

01:07:26.000 Rights.

01:07:28.200 Okay?

01:07:28.580 The Bill of

01:07:29.220 Rights.

01:07:29.940 That's what's

01:07:30.720 supposed to stand

01:07:32.040 between these two

01:07:33.940 things, keeping

01:07:35.140 them separate.

01:07:36.840 There are things

01:07:37.420 the government

01:07:38.040 cannot do.

01:07:39.760 If you choose

01:07:40.660 to do business

01:07:41.520 with those

01:07:42.200 businesses and

01:07:43.860 they want to

01:07:44.400 take your right

01:07:45.620 of privacy

01:07:46.260 away, that's

01:07:47.980 fine.

01:07:48.480 But if they

01:07:48.960 ever really

01:07:49.400 violate things,

01:07:50.340 then you can

01:07:50.660 run to the

01:07:51.140 government.

01:07:51.740 But if the

01:07:52.300 government is

01:07:53.080 in bed with

01:07:54.040 those companies,

01:07:55.180 who do you

01:07:55.980 call when

01:07:56.500 things go

01:07:57.020 wrong?

01:07:58.320 Who's the

01:07:58.860 arbiter of

01:08:00.180 right and

01:08:00.800 wrong?

01:08:01.920 All of these

01:08:02.880 stakeholders, they

01:08:04.200 have a

01:08:04.840 collected interest.

01:08:06.120 Now, listen,

01:08:07.640 Facebook makes

01:08:08.340 a decision.

01:08:09.580 People don't

01:08:10.060 like it.

01:08:11.180 Well, then

01:08:11.620 Amazon might

01:08:12.980 get pressure

01:08:13.500 here and say,

01:08:14.260 you know, what

01:08:15.120 are you doing

01:08:15.660 helping Facebook?

01:08:16.640 Google ads.

01:08:19.000 What are the

01:08:19.640 sponsors doing

01:08:20.520 with Facebook?

01:08:21.580 The banks can

01:08:22.700 cut off their

01:08:23.980 money.

01:08:26.440 This is the

01:08:27.320 problem.

01:08:28.020 If you don't

01:08:28.780 think that's not

01:08:29.400 happening with

01:08:30.040 Elon Musk,

01:08:31.320 you're sadly

01:08:33.240 mistaken.

01:08:34.260 And do you

01:08:34.660 think if Elon

01:08:35.460 Musk would have

01:08:36.240 played the game,

01:08:37.840 if he would have

01:08:38.520 just said, yeah,

01:08:39.240 I'm with all of

01:08:40.080 this stuff, do

01:08:41.580 you think he'd be

01:08:42.480 in trouble like he

01:08:43.280 is now?

01:08:43.700 They're

01:08:44.500 threatening his

01:08:45.140 banks.

01:08:46.100 The government

01:08:46.740 is threatening

01:08:47.740 him.

01:08:48.180 Sponsors are

01:08:49.040 threatening.

01:08:49.760 It's not

01:08:50.400 disconnected.

01:08:51.920 It's public-private

01:08:53.500 partnerships and

01:08:54.740 stakeholders.

01:08:55.680 It is an entirely

01:08:56.780 new kind of

01:08:57.940 capitalism.

01:08:59.360 And this

01:09:00.440 capitalism is

01:09:01.400 about to get

01:09:02.480 worse.

01:09:03.820 First of all,

01:09:04.680 it's not

01:09:05.500 capitalism.

01:09:06.760 It is an

01:09:07.460 entirely new

01:09:08.480 form of

01:09:09.460 fascism.

01:09:10.680 Fascism is

01:09:11.540 when you're

01:09:12.320 allowed to own a

01:09:13.100 private company,

01:09:13.900 but you will

01:09:14.400 do what the

01:09:15.100 government says

01:09:15.960 you have to

01:09:16.640 do.

01:09:19.780 We're talking

01:09:20.720 now about a

01:09:22.020 system that will

01:09:22.800 control your

01:09:25.420 cognitive abilities.

01:09:27.120 So they are

01:09:28.600 now talking about

01:09:29.920 structures that

01:09:32.060 do all kinds of

01:09:33.800 things, and it's

01:09:34.820 going to bypass

01:09:36.100 the U.S.

01:09:37.740 government and

01:09:38.400 our constitution,

01:09:39.300 and we are

01:09:40.460 already seeing

01:09:41.840 this happen all

01:09:43.020 over the

01:09:43.820 world, and

01:09:44.820 this is coming

01:09:45.660 and happening

01:09:46.500 right now.

01:09:48.740 Last month,

01:09:49.800 there was a

01:09:50.280 document out

01:09:50.800 from the U.N.

01:09:51.660 It's the

01:09:52.120 International

01:09:52.680 Covenant on

01:09:54.320 Civil and

01:09:54.960 Political Rights.

01:09:57.100 The specific

01:09:58.320 release was

01:09:59.060 addressed directly

01:09:59.960 to the United

01:10:00.900 States, and

01:10:02.100 the whole document

01:10:03.020 is just nauseating.

01:10:04.080 It tells you how

01:10:04.500 bad they think we

01:10:05.300 are.

01:10:06.040 But their

01:10:06.760 guidelines are

01:10:08.280 the things that

01:10:08.780 we now need to

01:10:09.700 follow to fix

01:10:10.580 our issues.

01:10:11.620 Now, listen to

01:10:12.120 this from

01:10:13.420 Section C,

01:10:16.340 Paragraph 5.

01:10:18.360 This says,

01:10:19.660 we should,

01:10:21.060 quote, raise

01:10:22.260 awareness of the

01:10:23.400 covenant among

01:10:24.400 judges, lawyers,

01:10:25.840 and prosecutors

01:10:26.740 to ensure that

01:10:28.520 its provisions

01:10:29.440 are invoked

01:10:30.560 before the

01:10:31.440 domestic courts

01:10:32.640 and taken into

01:10:34.400 account in their

01:10:35.300 decisions.

01:10:35.720 So, if you

01:10:38.280 are violating

01:10:39.260 something that

01:10:40.520 could make

01:10:41.280 people think

01:10:41.920 certain things,

01:10:43.920 well, then

01:10:44.460 you're in

01:10:45.260 violation of

01:10:46.380 a U.N.

01:10:48.580 declaration.

01:10:49.980 And before it

01:10:51.080 even goes

01:10:51.800 anywhere to

01:10:52.840 the state

01:10:54.260 courts, or

01:10:55.800 even to the

01:10:56.260 federal court,

01:10:57.340 the judges

01:10:58.620 have to know,

01:10:59.540 no, they're

01:11:00.040 already in

01:11:00.840 violation of

01:11:01.520 the covenant.

01:11:02.720 Covenant

01:11:03.200 doesn't sound

01:11:03.840 creepy at all.

01:11:05.720 Now, this

01:11:08.400 plan is to

01:11:09.600 supersede

01:11:10.620 sovereign law.

01:11:11.880 I'm going to

01:11:12.200 tell you on

01:11:12.980 tomorrow's

01:11:13.480 program, there

01:11:15.380 is a great

01:11:16.640 article out

01:11:17.360 about somebody

01:11:18.840 predicting how

01:11:19.820 this is going

01:11:21.020 to come this

01:11:21.740 year.

01:11:22.460 And I tend

01:11:23.300 to think

01:11:23.560 they're right.

01:11:25.020 And I'll

01:11:25.940 share it with

01:11:26.600 you tomorrow.

01:11:28.160 They are not

01:11:29.040 going to come

01:11:29.980 for the

01:11:30.660 country.

01:11:32.140 They are not

01:11:32.740 going to,

01:11:33.540 it's exactly

01:11:35.100 what, I

01:11:37.280 hate to go

01:11:37.760 here, but

01:11:38.500 it's exactly

01:11:39.000 what Hitler

01:11:39.540 did.

01:11:40.580 Germany, the

01:11:41.460 Republic of

01:11:42.320 Germany, had

01:11:43.140 been destroyed.

01:11:44.060 Then it went

01:11:44.680 through the

01:11:45.140 Weimar Republic.

01:11:46.440 We're in our

01:11:47.380 Weimar Republic

01:11:48.320 time right now.

01:11:50.060 We're heading

01:11:50.780 strongly into

01:11:51.920 it.

01:11:52.720 Then, what

01:11:53.600 did he do?

01:11:54.980 He restored,

01:11:56.820 quote, the

01:11:57.680 Republic, but

01:11:59.260 it looked

01:11:59.700 nothing like it

01:12:01.300 was before.

01:12:01.880 It didn't

01:12:02.400 work the

01:12:03.060 same, nothing.

01:12:04.980 It was just

01:12:05.940 in appearance,

01:12:06.700 so people

01:12:07.200 were like, no,

01:12:07.840 we're still

01:12:08.240 Germany.

01:12:10.000 That's exactly

01:12:11.060 how this is

01:12:11.840 going to

01:12:12.100 happen.

01:12:13.240 Page three

01:12:13.780 of this

01:12:14.120 document, and

01:12:14.800 it's all

01:12:15.200 available at

01:12:15.740 glenbeck.com,

01:12:17.060 directly addresses

01:12:18.060 limits on

01:12:19.100 free speech,

01:12:20.100 including the

01:12:20.880 weaponization of

01:12:21.940 the FBI as

01:12:23.380 a resource.

01:12:25.060 But don't

01:12:25.700 worry, it

01:12:26.000 gets worse.

01:12:27.060 About four

01:12:27.880 months ago,

01:12:28.900 the UN

01:12:29.500 Education,

01:12:30.280 Scientific, and

01:12:30.960 Cultural

01:12:31.360 Organization,

01:12:32.480 UNESCO,

01:12:34.000 these are the

01:12:35.340 people that

01:12:35.800 decide that

01:12:36.680 the Statue of

01:12:37.380 Liberty is a

01:12:38.000 World Heritage

01:12:38.760 site, they're

01:12:40.100 now into

01:12:41.200 digital platforms.

01:12:44.960 Guidelines for

01:12:45.920 the governance

01:12:46.500 of digital

01:12:47.400 platforms.

01:12:48.680 Apparently, this

01:12:49.680 is all for our

01:12:50.380 own well-being,

01:12:51.520 they're building

01:12:52.160 something called

01:12:52.960 the Internet

01:12:53.740 of Trust.

01:12:55.160 This is what

01:12:55.660 Al Gore was

01:12:56.320 talking about a

01:12:57.100 few minutes ago.

01:12:57.780 We have to

01:12:58.160 have something

01:12:58.680 that we all

01:12:59.200 know and trust.

01:13:00.000 So they're

01:13:00.760 building the

01:13:01.540 Internet of

01:13:02.200 Trust.

01:13:03.300 Quote,

01:13:04.040 the guidelines

01:13:04.940 outline a

01:13:06.420 set of duties,

01:13:07.740 responsibilities,

01:13:08.320 and roles for

01:13:09.980 states, digital

01:13:11.580 platforms,

01:13:12.680 intergovernmental

01:13:13.680 organizations,

01:13:15.280 civil society,

01:13:16.560 media,

01:13:17.140 academia,

01:13:18.180 and technical

01:13:18.940 community,

01:13:19.560 and other

01:13:20.640 stakeholders.

01:13:22.460 So notice they

01:13:23.920 all are talking

01:13:25.160 about stakeholders.

01:13:26.380 It's not just

01:13:27.180 you, it's

01:13:28.200 stakeholders.

01:13:30.260 In other words,

01:13:31.000 the public-private

01:13:32.160 partnerships directly

01:13:33.700 with state

01:13:34.420 governments.

01:13:35.560 Going deeper,

01:13:36.460 any time a

01:13:37.080 government wants

01:13:37.680 to restrict

01:13:38.300 speech and

01:13:39.140 censor, but

01:13:39.820 they can't

01:13:40.360 legally do

01:13:41.240 it, this

01:13:42.900 document from

01:13:43.840 the UN

01:13:44.420 provides the

01:13:45.400 blueprint.

01:13:47.220 Under the

01:13:48.040 guise of

01:13:48.820 quote,

01:13:49.260 international

01:13:49.900 human rights

01:13:50.960 laws and

01:13:51.940 standards,

01:13:53.240 this UNESCO

01:13:54.180 document that is

01:13:55.220 spreading like

01:13:55.780 wildfire all

01:13:57.120 across the

01:13:57.700 world, reiterates

01:13:59.480 the fact over

01:14:00.300 and over again.

01:14:01.120 Paragraph 5,

01:14:02.980 page 9,

01:14:04.760 the guidelines

01:14:05.480 recognize that

01:14:06.720 the application

01:14:07.360 of these rules

01:14:08.100 and regulations

01:14:08.760 in every

01:14:10.020 governance

01:14:10.840 system must

01:14:12.800 adhere to

01:14:13.500 international human

01:14:14.380 rights standards,

01:14:15.480 including with

01:14:16.700 Article 19,

01:14:18.280 Section 3.

01:14:20.100 Why do they

01:14:20.980 keep referencing

01:14:21.920 that?

01:14:22.540 Well, that's

01:14:24.000 in the

01:14:24.440 Creepy

01:14:24.780 Covenant.

01:14:25.840 Article 19,

01:14:27.040 Section 3,

01:14:28.540 talks about

01:14:29.280 respecting

01:14:30.600 privacy,

01:14:32.220 except

01:14:33.500 under a few

01:14:35.740 conditions.

01:14:37.840 Right to

01:14:38.340 privacy,

01:14:39.680 except

01:14:41.560 for the

01:14:43.080 respect,

01:14:44.280 no, I'm

01:14:44.880 sorry, right

01:14:45.560 to privacy

01:14:46.240 with the

01:14:48.020 respect of

01:14:48.880 rights and

01:14:49.660 reputation to

01:14:50.720 others,

01:14:51.240 any advocacy

01:14:53.200 of national,

01:14:54.640 racial, or

01:14:55.420 religious hatred

01:14:56.400 that constitutes

01:14:57.580 incitement to

01:14:58.840 discrimination,

01:15:00.180 hostility, or

01:15:01.100 violence shall be

01:15:02.420 prohibited by

01:15:03.240 law.

01:15:04.200 So, you have a

01:15:05.860 right to

01:15:06.540 privacy unless

01:15:07.660 you're involved in

01:15:08.820 any of that

01:15:09.620 national, racial,

01:15:10.680 or religious

01:15:11.460 hatred.

01:15:13.400 Okay, who's

01:15:14.320 defining that?

01:15:15.200 And discrimination

01:15:16.020 or hostility.

01:15:17.840 privacy, or

01:15:19.500 we don't have a

01:15:20.880 right to

01:15:21.460 privacy, you

01:15:22.740 know, if it's

01:15:23.520 just the

01:15:23.980 reputation of

01:15:25.180 people.

01:15:26.180 Just those

01:15:27.360 two standards

01:15:28.620 could do

01:15:29.580 anything to

01:15:30.400 censor you,

01:15:31.580 me,

01:15:32.000 everybody.

01:15:33.720 The document

01:15:35.020 is insanity.

01:15:37.700 It also

01:15:38.600 proposes codes

01:15:40.720 of conduct

01:15:41.620 that may

01:15:42.860 quote, be

01:15:43.600 granted legal

01:15:44.840 force, which

01:15:46.580 would serve

01:15:47.280 as

01:15:47.920 regulation.

01:15:49.300 So, the

01:15:50.320 media

01:15:50.860 councils

01:15:51.480 can oversee

01:15:53.180 the enforcement

01:15:54.160 and whatever

01:15:54.960 the councils

01:15:55.900 decide,

01:15:57.220 they're granted

01:15:57.960 legal force.

01:15:59.440 this is

01:16:03.720 already

01:16:04.820 being passed

01:16:06.300 and being

01:16:07.240 used and

01:16:07.980 adopted all

01:16:09.020 over the

01:16:09.400 world.

01:16:10.900 This is how

01:16:12.240 you, this

01:16:13.740 is how it's

01:16:14.300 done.

01:16:15.060 Your senate,

01:16:16.320 your house

01:16:16.840 doesn't have

01:16:17.480 to do

01:16:17.880 anything.

01:16:19.920 All of the

01:16:20.960 companies will

01:16:22.000 be operating

01:16:22.900 with this

01:16:24.300 document.

01:16:25.240 So, all of

01:16:26.440 the companies

01:16:26.980 around the

01:16:27.560 world, they'll

01:16:28.800 all be

01:16:29.200 operating with

01:16:29.880 this document.

01:16:30.640 They'll also

01:16:31.020 be partnered

01:16:31.560 with us.

01:16:32.580 So, they

01:16:33.360 could even

01:16:33.960 be in the

01:16:34.400 driver's seat.

01:16:35.460 They could

01:16:35.840 be saying,

01:16:37.020 oh, you

01:16:37.300 know what, we

01:16:37.760 can't do

01:16:38.200 that.

01:16:38.700 The bank

01:16:39.280 has to cut

01:16:39.900 them off.

01:16:41.960 And the

01:16:42.520 government,

01:16:43.020 well, you

01:16:43.520 can do

01:16:44.040 whatever you

01:16:44.560 want, I

01:16:45.080 guess.

01:16:45.620 Well, we

01:16:46.020 have this

01:16:46.600 covenant with

01:16:47.580 the UN.

01:16:49.160 This is a

01:16:49.980 way to

01:16:51.240 take each

01:16:52.220 government in

01:16:53.920 the entire

01:16:54.600 West and

01:16:56.880 without

01:16:59.000 changing

01:17:00.300 really

01:17:00.880 anything,

01:17:02.360 changing the

01:17:03.160 way it

01:17:03.560 works and

01:17:04.420 who it

01:17:04.780 answers to.

01:17:06.720 We got

01:17:07.280 this

01:17:07.540 Declaration

01:17:08.080 of Independence,

01:17:08.880 we still

01:17:09.180 have the

01:17:09.700 Constitution,

01:17:10.940 but these

01:17:12.540 companies,

01:17:13.420 private-public

01:17:14.320 partnerships,

01:17:15.220 I mean,

01:17:15.520 they've decided

01:17:16.100 they're going

01:17:16.520 this way.

01:17:17.240 That's the

01:17:17.640 way the

01:17:17.840 world is

01:17:18.220 going.

01:17:20.720 This is

01:17:21.400 going to be

01:17:21.800 an unprecedented

01:17:22.720 attack on

01:17:23.720 free speech

01:17:24.380 this year.

01:17:27.020 I'll have

01:17:27.700 more in

01:17:28.360 just a

01:17:28.740 second, but

01:17:29.240 if you want

01:17:29.820 more information

01:17:30.520 on all of

01:17:31.340 this, please

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01:17:42.120 All of the

01:17:42.800 documents, the

01:17:43.580 original documents,

01:17:45.040 I'm not asking

01:17:45.920 you to do any

01:17:46.620 homework, I'm

01:17:48.000 asking you just

01:17:48.720 to read it

01:17:50.260 for yourself

01:17:51.200 and connect

01:17:52.740 the dots.

01:17:53.300 and see

01:17:54.920 what it

01:17:55.200 actually means.

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01:17:57.200 glenbeck.com.

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01:19:02.300 tight.

01:19:02.560 You're

01:19:04.720 listening to

01:19:05.240 the Glenn

01:19:05.680 Beck

01:19:05.980 program.

01:19:20.740 It's

01:19:21.100 amazing.

01:19:21.780 There's a lot

01:19:22.120 there you were

01:19:22.500 talking about

01:19:23.100 on your show

01:19:24.300 last night.

01:19:24.740 You can watch

01:19:25.100 it, by the

01:19:25.380 way, blaze

01:19:25.760 tv.com

01:19:26.380 slash Glenn.

01:19:27.580 But when

01:19:28.980 did this all

01:19:29.400 start?

01:19:29.940 I mean, is

01:19:30.200 this something

01:19:30.600 that has been

01:19:31.040 in play for

01:19:31.960 a really

01:19:32.260 long time?

01:19:32.960 Is it

01:19:33.140 something that

01:19:33.580 happened?

01:19:33.920 No, this

01:19:34.320 is this.

01:19:35.900 I think

01:19:36.760 that they

01:19:37.860 thought the

01:19:38.960 ship has

01:19:39.360 sailed and

01:19:39.960 nothing's going

01:19:40.580 to stop it.

01:19:41.680 And then

01:19:42.380 2016 happened

01:19:43.620 and everybody

01:19:45.000 says, oh,

01:19:46.200 well, Donald

01:19:46.620 Trump.

01:19:47.240 And that's

01:19:48.140 easy for us

01:19:49.020 to say, but

01:19:49.520 there was

01:19:49.860 something else

01:19:50.520 that happened

01:19:50.980 right before

01:19:51.900 that that

01:19:52.900 freaked them

01:19:53.700 out just as

01:19:54.620 much.

01:19:56.340 Brexit.

01:19:57.820 The vote

01:19:58.920 on Brexit

01:19:59.920 happened in

01:20:01.340 the summer

01:20:01.940 of 2016.

01:20:04.340 So we

01:20:05.400 are having

01:20:05.920 people say

01:20:07.180 Brexit.

01:20:07.700 And do

01:20:07.880 remember how

01:20:08.300 they were

01:20:08.560 freaking out

01:20:09.100 about Brexit?

01:20:10.100 Oh, yeah.

01:20:10.840 Oh, it's

01:20:11.020 going to be

01:20:11.240 the end

01:20:11.500 of the world.

01:20:12.040 End of the

01:20:12.160 world.

01:20:12.440 End of

01:20:12.760 England,

01:20:13.620 Scotland,

01:20:14.280 Ireland.

01:20:14.840 They were

01:20:15.040 all going

01:20:15.340 to perish

01:20:15.840 in some

01:20:16.400 horrible,

01:20:17.560 horrible,

01:20:18.280 you know,

01:20:18.820 Holocaust.

01:20:20.680 And all

01:20:21.780 of Europe

01:20:22.260 would break

01:20:22.720 down.

01:20:23.060 None of

01:20:23.400 that happened.

01:20:24.380 None of

01:20:24.860 that happened.

01:20:25.400 but to

01:20:26.640 remember how

01:20:27.380 long it

01:20:28.340 took for

01:20:30.040 Brexit and

01:20:31.160 how many

01:20:31.760 people said

01:20:32.380 they were

01:20:32.680 going to

01:20:32.940 get out

01:20:33.320 of Brexit

01:20:33.820 and then

01:20:34.220 never did.

01:20:35.660 OK, then

01:20:37.300 Donald Trump

01:20:38.100 is elected

01:20:38.600 here in the

01:20:39.020 United States

01:20:39.580 and in

01:20:40.380 2016, in

01:20:41.820 January

01:20:42.320 2016, in

01:20:43.640 the Barack

01:20:45.180 Obama White

01:20:45.860 House, a

01:20:47.360 intelligence

01:20:48.860 official from

01:20:50.260 England was

01:20:51.860 brought in

01:20:52.600 and they

01:20:53.240 suggested that

01:20:54.140 maybe you

01:20:54.720 should build

01:20:55.360 your own

01:20:56.120 private company

01:20:57.160 to make

01:20:58.020 sure this

01:20:58.500 stuff doesn't

01:20:59.180 happen.

01:21:00.460 They did.

01:21:02.320 Within a

01:21:03.200 year, they

01:21:03.740 were partnered

01:21:04.220 with our

01:21:04.880 Pentagon, with

01:21:06.280 MI5, MI6,

01:21:07.840 our Justice

01:21:08.400 Department, the

01:21:09.320 Federal Bureau

01:21:10.380 of Investigation.

01:21:12.020 It is now a

01:21:13.040 public-private

01:21:13.640 partnership that

01:21:14.800 is using

01:21:15.620 contractors to

01:21:18.700 not only spy on

01:21:20.480 every single

01:21:21.440 American, but

01:21:22.620 their end

01:21:24.120 goal, and

01:21:24.760 it is already

01:21:25.580 in play, is

01:21:27.240 to manipulate

01:21:28.140 you in how

01:21:29.620 you think.

01:21:30.340 This is

01:21:30.700 literal

01:21:31.320 brainwashing

01:21:32.460 to make

01:21:33.860 sure that

01:21:34.800 you don't

01:21:35.400 stand up

01:21:35.960 against Brexit,

01:21:37.020 you don't

01:21:37.420 stand up for

01:21:38.060 somebody like

01:21:38.900 Donald Trump.

01:21:40.140 That's why

01:21:40.960 you're an

01:21:41.340 extremist to

01:21:42.340 them.

01:21:43.260 They cannot

01:21:44.020 control you.

01:21:46.480 And so

01:21:46.880 they're putting

01:21:47.500 extra effort

01:21:48.580 into that now,

01:21:49.540 and you're

01:21:50.080 going to

01:21:50.620 see voices

01:21:52.480 suppressed, all

01:21:54.440 kinds of

01:21:55.080 things happen

01:21:55.640 that you've

01:21:56.180 never seen, and

01:21:57.020 if you don't

01:21:57.560 know this

01:21:58.060 information, you'd

01:21:59.700 never know it

01:22:00.500 was actually

01:22:01.240 happening.

01:22:03.140 This is an

01:22:04.100 ephemeral kind

01:22:05.660 of experience.

01:22:07.140 It happens, and

01:22:08.240 then it's gone,

01:22:09.100 and there's no

01:22:09.580 proof of it.

01:22:11.180 Get all of the

01:22:12.280 facts, including

01:22:13.140 the documents,

01:22:14.060 now at

01:22:14.420 glennbeck.com.

01:22:15.540 The Glenn Beck

01:22:16.360 program.

01:22:32.820 Stay the

01:22:34.120 strength

01:22:34.760 and hold

01:22:37.480 the line

01:22:38.660 It's a

01:22:40.860 new day

01:22:42.080 Welcome to

01:22:49.640 the fusion

01:22:50.260 of

01:22:52.320 entertainment

01:22:53.020 and

01:22:55.020 enlightenment.

01:22:57.560 This

01:22:58.000 is the

01:22:58.940 Glenn Beck

01:22:59.740 program.

01:23:01.960 Hey,

01:23:03.120 you know

01:23:04.140 who's not

01:23:04.780 on Epstein's

01:23:05.660 list?

01:23:06.900 Us!

01:23:08.240 Who would

01:23:08.900 have thought

01:23:09.300 it?

01:23:10.220 We'll have

01:23:10.860 all the

01:23:11.640 latest

01:23:12.040 coming up

01:23:12.580 in 60

01:23:13.120 seconds.

01:23:13.720 First,

01:23:14.140 these days,

01:23:15.120 it seems

01:23:15.720 like so

01:23:16.180 much of

01:23:16.560 the business

01:23:16.920 world has

01:23:17.340 just bowed

01:23:17.860 down to

01:23:18.220 the leftist

01:23:18.740 mission to

01:23:19.200 spread wokeism.

01:23:20.680 I want

01:23:21.320 no part

01:23:21.840 of that.

01:23:22.840 Neither

01:23:23.080 does

01:23:23.400 Patriot

01:23:23.960 Mobile.

01:23:24.380 Their

01:23:24.500 mission is

01:23:25.120 to passionately

01:23:25.940 defend our

01:23:26.620 God-given

01:23:27.260 constitutional

01:23:28.040 rights and

01:23:28.660 freedoms and

01:23:29.540 glorify God

01:23:30.500 always.

01:23:31.680 When you're

01:23:32.160 with Patriot

01:23:32.940 Mobile,

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01:24:38.640 Okay, so I'm

01:24:39.840 taking a little

01:24:40.520 side journey.

01:24:41.420 I'm taking a

01:24:42.360 little side

01:24:42.940 journey, but I

01:24:43.520 have worked,

01:24:44.120 well, almost

01:24:45.580 two full hours

01:24:46.480 with only four

01:24:48.880 five-minute breaks

01:24:49.820 per hour.

01:24:51.140 Right.

01:24:51.580 So I'm

01:24:51.940 exhausted.

01:24:52.440 So yeah, you're

01:24:53.100 a little over an

01:24:53.960 hour.

01:24:54.360 Yeah, yeah.

01:24:56.260 And I mean, if

01:24:57.780 you think we

01:24:58.420 don't scroll the

01:24:59.540 internet, you

01:25:01.300 know, when our

01:25:01.800 boss isn't

01:25:02.340 looking, which

01:25:04.560 I'm the boss and

01:25:05.240 I'm always looking,

01:25:06.040 but I'm really

01:25:07.140 loose.

01:25:07.740 Anyway,

01:25:07.960 the Barrett

01:25:10.620 Jackson car

01:25:11.380 show is coming

01:25:11.940 up.

01:25:12.460 Are you, I

01:25:13.340 didn't even know

01:25:13.840 about this until

01:25:14.460 the last couple

01:25:15.580 of years.

01:25:16.220 Has it always,

01:25:17.160 how long?

01:25:17.300 Oh, yeah.

01:25:17.680 It's been around

01:25:18.080 for a long time.

01:25:19.100 Oh, yeah.

01:25:19.680 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:25:20.500 And I've, I've

01:25:21.600 always wanted to

01:25:22.900 go.

01:25:23.060 My dad would

01:25:23.600 take me to car

01:25:24.220 shows and I've

01:25:25.400 always wanted to

01:25:26.640 go.

01:25:26.980 I've never had

01:25:28.120 the time.

01:25:28.480 I want to go

01:25:28.900 to see, what

01:25:29.800 is it?

01:25:30.080 CIS, the

01:25:31.760 Consumer

01:25:32.520 Electronics, CES,

01:25:33.880 Consumer

01:25:34.420 Electronics

01:25:35.000 Show, which I

01:25:36.400 think.

01:25:36.500 Electronics.

01:25:37.660 Yeah, which is

01:25:38.580 happening next

01:25:40.680 week, I think.

01:25:41.340 That's in Vegas,

01:25:41.920 right?

01:25:42.080 In Vegas.

01:25:42.740 I've always wanted

01:25:43.340 to go to that.

01:25:43.580 All the new

01:25:43.980 technology on

01:25:44.940 display.

01:25:45.520 Yeah.

01:25:46.140 Never have time

01:25:46.960 to do it.

01:25:47.700 And then the

01:25:48.240 other is the

01:25:49.320 Barrett Jackson.

01:25:50.540 Just that in

01:25:51.700 Pebble Beach, just

01:25:52.540 to be able to walk

01:25:53.360 around and see all

01:25:55.100 of those beautiful

01:25:56.380 cars that you just

01:25:57.060 never see anymore.

01:25:58.080 Yeah.

01:25:58.380 Are you more

01:26:00.040 like Jay Leno

01:26:00.860 where the car

01:26:02.380 has to be

01:26:03.540 restored exactly

01:26:06.360 the way or

01:26:08.080 do you like

01:26:09.340 old cars?

01:26:10.700 Old cars, you

01:26:12.000 can't drive

01:26:13.560 them unless

01:26:15.020 you're a

01:26:15.460 mechanic.

01:26:16.340 You cannot

01:26:17.100 drive them.

01:26:19.180 I have an old

01:26:19.880 car that has

01:26:20.760 carburetors.

01:26:22.280 Oh my gosh.

01:26:24.000 Oh my gosh.

01:26:24.620 Nobody knows

01:26:25.440 how to adjust

01:26:26.440 a carburetor

01:26:27.180 anymore.

01:26:28.120 And you

01:26:28.880 know, you

01:26:29.260 switch in

01:26:30.840 in, uh, you

01:26:32.880 know, uh, height

01:26:33.940 elevation.

01:26:35.560 That thing is

01:26:36.540 like done just

01:26:37.580 on the side of

01:26:38.100 the road.

01:26:38.540 And I don't

01:26:39.460 know how to

01:26:39.900 fix a carburetor.

01:26:40.460 Nobody knows

01:26:41.140 how to do

01:26:41.580 anything.

01:26:42.140 Nobody knows

01:26:42.660 how to do

01:26:42.980 anything.

01:26:43.140 I, uh, in

01:26:43.820 my, the car I

01:26:44.880 drive is a

01:26:45.480 manual transmission.

01:26:46.480 It's like one

01:26:46.960 of the last ones

01:26:47.560 they're supposedly

01:26:48.040 ever going to

01:26:48.440 build.

01:26:49.200 And I love it.

01:26:50.360 I love manual

01:26:51.500 transmission.

01:26:51.720 It's just freaking

01:26:52.400 great.

01:26:52.700 It's the best

01:26:53.920 theft deterrent

01:26:55.820 of all time.

01:26:56.720 It's true.

01:26:57.440 No one knows

01:26:57.820 how to drive.

01:26:58.200 No one knows

01:26:58.820 how to drive.

01:26:59.340 Yeah.

01:26:59.520 Like I went to

01:27:00.200 a restaurant in

01:27:00.980 Dallas, like

01:27:01.820 normal restaurant,

01:27:02.600 but of course

01:27:03.060 there's no

01:27:03.380 parking anywhere

01:27:04.140 in Dallas.

01:27:04.540 So they have

01:27:05.340 the valet people

01:27:06.420 you go up to

01:27:07.120 in the valley.

01:27:07.640 They, they walk

01:27:08.520 up to my car

01:27:09.020 and they looked

01:27:09.300 at it and

01:27:09.460 they're just

01:27:09.680 like puzzled.

01:27:10.800 Like what, what

01:27:11.480 happens next?

01:27:13.540 What do we do?

01:27:14.740 They had to call

01:27:15.380 over the older

01:27:15.900 guy who was

01:27:16.420 working there and

01:27:17.380 bring him in to

01:27:18.120 drive the car

01:27:18.860 because no one

01:27:19.420 knew how to drive

01:27:19.940 it.

01:27:20.080 It's great theft

01:27:20.160 deterrent.

01:27:20.740 It is.

01:27:21.100 It is.

01:27:21.680 And there's

01:27:22.240 nothing like

01:27:23.220 that manual

01:27:24.160 shifting with

01:27:26.280 the, you know,

01:27:26.840 the, the paddle

01:27:27.600 thing that some

01:27:28.340 cars have.

01:27:29.060 Oh yeah.

01:27:29.240 Yeah.

01:27:29.380 The automatic,

01:27:30.180 like it's like,

01:27:30.720 do you like that?

01:27:31.520 No, I don't

01:27:32.160 either.

01:27:32.400 That's not.

01:27:33.180 If it's video

01:27:33.760 games, it's like,

01:27:34.760 I mean, like,

01:27:35.280 and I like video

01:27:35.940 games, but that's

01:27:36.560 a different thing.

01:27:37.340 This is, you're

01:27:38.220 driving, you want

01:27:38.980 to have a car.

01:27:39.480 I mean, I used

01:27:40.460 to, when we were

01:27:41.120 living in the

01:27:41.780 Northeast, I had

01:27:43.680 a manual car and

01:27:45.280 I hated it because

01:27:46.880 the traffic was

01:27:48.400 constant.

01:27:49.220 Yeah.

01:27:49.400 Yeah.

01:27:49.560 And it can be a

01:27:50.680 drag.

01:27:50.960 I understand there's

01:27:51.740 real innovation and

01:27:52.720 amazing things they

01:27:53.380 can do with the

01:27:53.920 automatic transmission,

01:27:54.660 but like, there's

01:27:55.280 something about

01:27:55.800 driving a manual.

01:27:56.540 It's like, it's, it

01:27:57.940 feels real.

01:27:58.720 You're engaged in

01:27:59.600 the process.

01:28:00.480 So great.

01:28:00.980 It's, it's awesome.

01:28:01.900 So great.

01:28:02.500 It's so great.

01:28:03.740 Um, uh, uh, Jay

01:28:05.720 Leno, uh, is the

01:28:08.080 kind of guy who like

01:28:09.200 everything has to be,

01:28:10.800 he's a purist, he's

01:28:12.060 a purist and he

01:28:13.320 doesn't mind, but he

01:28:14.340 has no interest in

01:28:15.780 anything that is

01:28:16.700 not pure and this

01:28:19.400 is the original way

01:28:20.380 it was done.

01:28:21.000 And I appreciate

01:28:22.080 that as a history

01:28:23.320 guy, I appreciate

01:28:24.280 that, that, that is

01:28:25.260 being saved and

01:28:26.320 preserved and it's

01:28:27.040 amazing.

01:28:27.720 But if you ever

01:28:29.040 buy, uh, uh, you

01:28:30.740 know, a cool car, an

01:28:32.260 old seventies car

01:28:33.180 or something, it's

01:28:34.740 really hard because

01:28:37.320 my God, you've never

01:28:39.620 appreciated fuel

01:28:40.740 injection more than

01:28:42.980 when you drive.

01:28:43.920 I mean, you have

01:28:44.360 an old MG, don't

01:28:45.220 you?

01:28:45.600 And I can't get

01:28:46.280 the piece of crap.

01:28:47.480 I love it, but it's

01:28:48.500 I can't get the

01:28:49.140 thing to run.

01:28:49.840 It's like, I'm not

01:28:50.760 at all a mechanic.

01:28:52.280 My dad was, he

01:28:53.580 knew how to fix

01:28:54.180 cars.

01:28:54.640 So my whole

01:28:55.480 childhood growing

01:28:56.680 up around that

01:28:57.260 time was when my

01:28:59.260 car broke down on

01:29:00.040 the side of the

01:29:00.460 road, I called my

01:29:01.120 dad and then he

01:29:02.140 fixed it and then I

01:29:03.140 moved on with my

01:29:03.840 life.

01:29:04.520 And so I never

01:29:05.860 learned any of it.

01:29:06.700 So I can't get the

01:29:07.760 thing on the road.

01:29:08.400 I'm, it's

01:29:08.780 constantly in the shop.

01:29:09.700 My wife wants me to

01:29:10.480 sell it because it

01:29:12.300 just sits in the

01:29:12.960 driveway all the

01:29:13.580 time, but I love

01:29:14.240 it.

01:29:15.300 I, you know,

01:29:15.780 there's some

01:29:16.020 drive it.

01:29:16.780 I never see you

01:29:17.720 drive it.

01:29:18.440 I can't get it to

01:29:19.480 run.

01:29:20.300 You might.

01:29:21.560 You just stop

01:29:22.020 saying that if you

01:29:22.640 want to sell it.

01:29:23.120 No, I know.

01:29:23.840 But it's also, how

01:29:24.680 do I sell it?

01:29:25.440 Who wants to buy?

01:29:26.200 Like, there's not

01:29:26.960 exactly a huge market

01:29:28.100 for this car at this

01:29:28.980 time.

01:29:29.400 What is it?

01:29:29.780 A 70?

01:29:30.660 78.

01:29:31.240 78.

01:29:31.560 I mean, I love

01:29:32.960 it, but there, and

01:29:33.640 there's one place in

01:29:34.460 the Dallas area that

01:29:35.320 fixes these type, like

01:29:36.420 British sports cars.

01:29:38.220 Yeah.

01:29:38.540 And like, I, I mean,

01:29:39.820 he's, if I were to

01:29:40.880 get remarried, I

01:29:41.860 would, he would be

01:29:42.340 my best man.

01:29:43.100 I know, I know I'm

01:29:44.020 talking to the guy

01:29:45.260 all the time.

01:29:47.460 He's, it's like, why

01:29:48.820 do I have this

01:29:49.440 connection?

01:29:50.000 And it's, it's fun.

01:29:51.580 Like, and I, yeah, I

01:29:52.240 get it back and it

01:29:52.880 works for three months

01:29:53.780 and I drive it five

01:29:54.660 times in that three

01:29:55.420 months.

01:29:55.660 And then the sixth

01:29:56.240 time I try to drive

01:29:56.920 it, it doesn't work

01:29:57.420 anymore.

01:29:57.760 I got to bring it

01:29:58.200 back.

01:29:58.880 And it's like, we

01:29:59.920 have really improved

01:30:00.900 this process.

01:30:01.480 There's no doubt

01:30:02.520 about it, but today's

01:30:03.300 cars are way better.

01:30:05.240 Oh, but when they

01:30:06.400 go, when they go,

01:30:08.240 man, you know,

01:30:09.000 I have, we bought

01:30:11.920 it because I don't

01:30:12.420 believe in the stock

01:30:13.060 market.

01:30:13.740 We bought a.

01:30:14.960 You don't believe it

01:30:15.480 exists or you just.

01:30:16.760 No, I just don't.

01:30:17.540 I believe it's all, you

01:30:19.900 know, games.

01:30:20.900 Anyway, so I bought

01:30:23.460 the, the Dodge

01:30:25.380 Demon.

01:30:27.200 And.

01:30:27.380 Oh, yeah, that's

01:30:27.980 right.

01:30:28.380 You did that.

01:30:29.020 You basically bought

01:30:29.700 it on the air one

01:30:30.400 day.

01:30:30.540 I remember this from

01:30:31.560 a couple, it feels

01:30:32.600 like a year or two.

01:30:33.220 I needed the

01:30:33.680 protection of the

01:30:34.300 whole audience from

01:30:35.000 my wife.

01:30:35.500 Yeah.

01:30:36.080 And she still

01:30:36.860 doesn't understand

01:30:37.560 it.

01:30:37.800 She, I actually

01:30:38.820 turned it on and

01:30:39.840 that thing is, you've,

01:30:42.480 were you here?

01:30:43.280 I saw you.

01:30:43.720 I saw it here one

01:30:44.520 day, but I've never

01:30:45.020 driven it now.

01:30:45.720 You turn that engine

01:30:46.720 on and it is just so

01:30:48.260 throaty and just so.

01:30:50.660 Oh, yeah.

01:30:51.420 And it, you know, it,

01:30:53.100 it's burning off the

01:30:54.280 excess fuel.

01:30:55.180 It's got so much fuel

01:30:56.580 going through it.

01:30:57.560 You know, you take

01:30:58.300 your foot off the gas

01:30:59.480 and it's just pop,

01:31:00.420 pop, pop, pop, pop.

01:31:00.920 Oh, yeah.

01:31:01.480 And it sounds great.

01:31:02.660 My wife is like,

01:31:03.880 even a new car, you

01:31:07.160 buy a new car and

01:31:08.360 now we're going to

01:31:08.820 have to have it

01:31:09.360 fixed.

01:31:09.980 And I said, what?

01:31:11.980 And she said, all

01:31:12.780 that backfiring.

01:31:13.840 And I said, honey,

01:31:14.960 never fix that.

01:31:17.960 Never, ever, ever

01:31:19.020 fix that.

01:31:20.700 But, you know, those

01:31:21.880 cars, that car is the

01:31:23.940 first I've seen in a

01:31:24.800 long time when you

01:31:25.420 open up a hood that

01:31:26.640 they're not completely

01:31:27.600 enclosed.

01:31:28.760 Oh, you can see the

01:31:29.580 engine.

01:31:30.280 You can get in and

01:31:31.440 work in.

01:31:32.540 I mean, it's an

01:31:33.160 amazing thing.

01:31:34.520 They don't make them

01:31:35.600 that way.

01:31:37.120 This one's made to be,

01:31:38.440 you know, I got to

01:31:39.620 take that engine out

01:31:40.540 and put a new engine

01:31:41.440 in or whatever.

01:31:42.700 Yeah.

01:31:43.840 It's a totally

01:31:44.900 different, I mean,

01:31:46.060 it's totally different.

01:31:47.140 What's interesting now

01:31:48.440 with the car industry

01:31:50.280 is they've, they're

01:31:51.560 all sort of resigned

01:31:53.920 to the fact that

01:31:54.700 everything's going to

01:31:55.200 be electric in five

01:31:56.400 to ten years.

01:31:57.520 So all the people

01:31:58.740 who've worked on these

01:31:59.500 cars their entire

01:32:00.260 lives trying to make

01:32:01.380 amazing new cars are

01:32:03.240 all like, this is our

01:32:04.340 last chance to ever do

01:32:05.600 this.

01:32:06.020 Let's make one really

01:32:06.960 good one at the end.

01:32:08.200 I think we're living

01:32:09.100 in the golden years,

01:32:12.180 I think, in some ways

01:32:13.280 of cars, not of design.

01:32:15.220 Have you noticed that

01:32:15.900 everything you're

01:32:17.440 driving down the

01:32:17.880 highway, if you're

01:32:18.300 driving down the

01:32:18.800 highway now, just look

01:32:20.000 at all the cars in

01:32:20.800 front of you.

01:32:22.180 Can you really tell

01:32:23.660 the difference from

01:32:25.120 one minivan to

01:32:26.340 another, from, you

01:32:27.880 know, one sedan to

01:32:29.240 another, they all

01:32:30.340 look pretty much the

01:32:31.560 same.

01:32:32.220 Yeah.

01:32:33.180 And you know why

01:32:34.420 that is?

01:32:35.940 Fuel, fuel

01:32:36.960 efficiency.

01:32:37.760 The government rules

01:32:39.360 for the world are so

01:32:40.760 tight now, you can't

01:32:42.840 have a lot of

01:32:43.620 variance in the look

01:32:45.960 of a sedan or a

01:32:46.940 minivan.

01:32:47.800 And everything just

01:32:48.700 looks the same and

01:32:49.600 it's like, ah.

01:32:50.740 In so many aspects of

01:32:51.960 life, they are trying

01:32:52.740 to rip out the

01:32:53.600 American out of

01:32:54.440 American culture,

01:32:55.400 right?

01:32:55.560 Like they, they've

01:32:56.780 been destroying the

01:32:57.940 car industry for how

01:32:59.180 long, you know?

01:33:00.660 I mean, there's still

01:33:01.340 a few bursts of

01:33:03.140 light here and there,

01:33:04.040 but they are just

01:33:04.700 trying to destroy it.

01:33:06.840 There is nothing like

01:33:08.200 an American engine.

01:33:10.140 No.

01:33:10.760 Nothing like an

01:33:11.920 American.

01:33:12.240 And they're, I mean,

01:33:13.880 the, and American

01:33:14.920 companies are telling

01:33:16.140 us they're going to

01:33:17.100 eliminate them.

01:33:18.520 They're going to fold

01:33:19.720 to what the government

01:33:20.480 wants and they're no

01:33:21.940 longer going to be

01:33:22.500 around.

01:33:22.840 I mean, how, I

01:33:24.760 think it's GM is

01:33:25.500 like what, 2030 they're

01:33:26.560 saying, which is about

01:33:27.840 as long as that window

01:33:29.220 is.

01:33:29.600 You don't believe it?

01:33:30.240 I hope you're right.

01:33:31.280 I hope you're right.

01:33:31.820 I did.

01:33:33.040 I did.

01:33:33.820 And they did.

01:33:34.780 But I don't think they

01:33:35.720 believe it anymore.

01:33:36.900 That the electric car is

01:33:38.100 going to be.

01:33:38.500 It's just not going to

01:33:38.900 happen.

01:33:39.640 It's just not going to

01:33:40.260 happen.

01:33:40.360 It's not working out

01:33:41.380 anywhere outside of

01:33:42.140 Tesla in China.

01:33:43.260 Yeah.

01:33:43.600 Those, those companies

01:33:45.040 that are retooling their

01:33:48.240 cars and saying, we're

01:33:50.900 not going to make the

01:33:51.580 gasoline engine.

01:33:52.240 They're going to

01:33:53.040 destroy their company.

01:33:54.540 Just destroy it.

01:33:55.700 They're all, all doing

01:33:57.300 it.

01:33:57.700 Some are not.

01:33:58.880 I don't know that any

01:33:59.900 are not completely.

01:34:01.760 I mean, maybe.

01:34:02.140 No, not completely.

01:34:02.940 But like, I think it's

01:34:04.320 GM that came out.

01:34:05.680 Wasn't it GM or Chevy?

01:34:07.260 I don't remember.

01:34:08.280 One of them came out and

01:34:09.360 said, yeah, we're

01:34:10.140 slowing.

01:34:10.640 It was Ford.

01:34:11.420 Yeah.

01:34:11.660 We're going to slow, slow

01:34:13.060 down here because they

01:34:13.800 can't make enough trucks.

01:34:15.400 They're spending all of it

01:34:16.540 and all of those EVs are

01:34:17.920 just sitting there.

01:34:18.700 People don't want them.

01:34:19.380 Did you see the, the

01:34:21.240 Teslas are now starting

01:34:22.740 to come on the market

01:34:23.820 used and nobody's buying

01:34:25.820 them?

01:34:26.020 Yeah.

01:34:26.040 The used market for EVs

01:34:27.360 is terrible.

01:34:28.440 Terrible.

01:34:29.560 Terrible.

01:34:29.960 Because, you know, the

01:34:30.800 battery is a huge

01:34:31.800 question.

01:34:32.520 How long it's going to

01:34:33.380 last.

01:34:34.100 And when it's gone,

01:34:35.060 isn't it like 25 grand?

01:34:37.100 It's really expensive.

01:34:38.060 It's honestly, it's

01:34:38.900 like, doesn't it like

01:34:40.440 Ferraris, once they hit

01:34:43.080 like 25,000 miles, don't

01:34:45.000 you have to take the

01:34:45.820 engine out and retool the

01:34:48.000 whole thing?

01:34:48.360 It's like a $25,000 tune

01:34:50.500 up or something.

01:34:51.380 I have no idea.

01:34:52.020 Yeah.

01:34:52.440 It's crazy.

01:34:54.180 Who's going to do, if

01:34:55.360 you have a Ferrari, well

01:34:57.040 then I guess, you know,

01:34:58.420 you're not walking into

01:34:59.300 the Ferrari shop going,

01:35:00.820 gee, I don't know.

01:35:01.380 How much is it a tune

01:35:02.300 up?

01:35:02.760 You know, but if you're

01:35:04.380 buying an EV, if you're

01:35:05.660 buying a Chevy.

01:35:06.700 Yeah.

01:35:06.900 And you've got 150,000

01:35:10.460 miles on or whatever

01:35:11.480 it's going to last to

01:35:12.540 and you want to keep

01:35:13.920 it.

01:35:15.260 Are you kidding me?

01:35:16.720 $25,000 into that crap

01:35:19.260 box that is now 10 years

01:35:21.380 old.

01:35:23.000 That's completely

01:35:24.720 unreasonable.

01:35:26.560 All these cars are just

01:35:27.760 going to, it is, what was

01:35:29.640 the car of the dictator

01:35:30.720 over in the Soviet Union

01:35:32.980 that they built and they,

01:35:34.740 they're just these

01:35:36.140 chassis sitting

01:35:37.840 everywhere,

01:35:39.020 everywhere.

01:35:41.160 Because they forced

01:35:41.960 everybody to make them

01:35:42.820 this way out of this

01:35:43.660 certain material that

01:35:45.240 does not decay ever.

01:35:48.920 Yeah.

01:35:49.420 I mean, and we watched

01:35:51.120 the document, the Zill,

01:35:52.200 is it the Zill or it's

01:35:53.280 not, it's the other one,

01:35:54.200 right?

01:35:54.500 Yeah.

01:35:54.820 I always think of it as

01:35:55.940 the Zill is the Mercedes

01:35:57.620 of.

01:35:59.000 That was the good one.

01:35:59.980 Yeah, that was the good

01:36:00.840 one.

01:36:01.320 That one only broke down

01:36:02.680 every five miles.

01:36:03.880 So can you buy a Zill at

01:36:05.560 this car auction?

01:36:06.940 No, I don't think so.

01:36:07.480 You've been looking at?

01:36:08.180 No, I don't.

01:36:08.740 What do they have?

01:36:09.400 Do we have any idea what

01:36:10.240 kind of crazy cars they

01:36:11.200 have?

01:36:11.660 Yeah, they have some of the

01:36:12.700 stuff to just make you

01:36:13.460 drool.

01:36:13.740 I mean, if you're a guy

01:36:14.940 who's into cars, go to

01:36:17.100 barrettjackson.com and

01:36:18.580 you'll just spend the day

01:36:19.700 drooling.

01:36:21.440 I came in, Clayton was

01:36:23.020 here on Monday and I came

01:36:24.400 back and I said, Clayton.

01:36:25.900 He's one of the editors.

01:36:27.360 Yeah.

01:36:27.480 I said, Clayton, have you,

01:36:28.780 have you seen the Barrett

01:36:29.600 Jackson?

01:36:29.760 Are you into cars?

01:36:30.440 And he said, my dad and

01:36:32.280 my grandfather, no, my dad,

01:36:34.740 I can't remember, but he

01:36:36.000 said, I was over at their

01:36:37.540 house for Christmas and

01:36:38.580 that's all we talked about.

01:36:40.760 All we talked about.

01:36:43.320 It's just great to, it's

01:36:44.960 fun to dream, you know,

01:36:46.380 look at these.

01:36:47.020 I don't think the kid ever

01:36:48.220 comes out of you.

01:36:49.480 It's like we were doing

01:36:53.120 some earth moving while I

01:36:57.280 was on vacation.

01:36:58.220 Earth moving.

01:36:58.820 Yeah.

01:37:00.640 And we got a water

01:37:02.540 problem.

01:37:03.460 Anyway, so they bring out

01:37:05.640 these big, you know, back

01:37:07.820 hoes and bulldozers and

01:37:09.440 stuff and I'm just standing

01:37:11.120 out there in the snow.

01:37:12.640 I'm just like, I want to, I

01:37:14.980 just want to, can I do

01:37:16.100 that?

01:37:16.780 They're like, no, no, Mr.

01:37:17.860 Beck, you can't do that.

01:37:18.960 Really?

01:37:19.280 I mean, you could teach me

01:37:20.120 quickly.

01:37:20.500 Nobody would know.

01:37:21.860 No, you can't drive one of

01:37:23.620 these.

01:37:23.880 Come on.

01:37:24.780 I've wanted to drive one of

01:37:25.840 these since I was six.

01:37:27.120 I mean, we, you know,

01:37:28.020 there's a reason why I join a

01:37:29.920 fantasy league every year,

01:37:31.260 right?

01:37:31.400 Like I want to, hey, I'm a

01:37:32.840 general manager of a football

01:37:33.940 team.

01:37:34.380 I'm not really.

01:37:35.160 That's what you need.

01:37:36.220 I think it would be cool to

01:37:37.700 have a playground for adult

01:37:39.780 men.

01:37:41.320 So there's a lot of the

01:37:42.660 biggest, you know, but you

01:37:44.820 go to like this park, but it's

01:37:46.460 a digging park and they have

01:37:48.340 all of that machinery there.

01:37:50.120 You know, I'm going to dig a

01:37:53.100 big hole today.

01:37:54.220 Yeah, probably.

01:37:55.460 You probably kill yourself

01:37:56.800 doing it, but I mean,

01:37:58.280 and I have fun.

01:37:59.300 I make the joke about Vegas,

01:38:00.720 but also like Vegas has the

01:38:02.600 automatic weapon gun ranges.

01:38:05.880 You could just go.

01:38:07.120 They have all sorts of stuff.

01:38:07.980 I wouldn't be surprised if

01:38:08.820 that actually exists out

01:38:09.800 there.

01:38:10.500 Just go.

01:38:10.860 You go out there with like a

01:38:11.700 big bulldozer, just knock

01:38:13.180 stuff over and then go back.

01:38:14.720 So great.

01:38:15.220 That's great.

01:38:15.780 Just roll over a car.

01:38:18.260 I want to do that.

01:38:19.740 And if it doesn't exist, I

01:38:20.700 want to open it.

01:38:23.320 Just buy a couple of cats and

01:38:24.980 go for it.

01:38:25.520 Yeah, there you go.

01:38:25.960 Yeah.

01:38:26.280 All right.

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01:40:02.200 That's fantastic.

01:40:04.920 Went out of business because

01:40:06.480 they didn't advertise.

01:40:08.420 I would have gone.

01:40:09.740 Apparently, there's a place in

01:40:11.240 Dallas or was a place in Texas

01:40:13.040 that was called the Extreme

01:40:14.980 Sandbox.

01:40:17.040 That's fantastic.

01:40:19.460 Oh, yeah.

01:40:20.320 I don't know.

01:40:20.960 I guess it didn't work.

01:40:22.060 I don't know.

01:40:22.860 But it's, I mean, it would be

01:40:24.320 fun to do.

01:40:26.360 You know, I mean, that would be

01:40:27.540 a blast to be able to just go

01:40:29.780 and screw around with that

01:40:30.820 stuff.

01:40:31.200 I just, maybe people would

01:40:32.600 eventually realize, like,

01:40:33.560 there's a reason why this is

01:40:34.500 actually hard work.

01:40:35.440 I couldn't, actually, I don't

01:40:36.780 want to do it again.

01:40:37.360 Oh, no.

01:40:37.580 I have to tell you, I watched

01:40:39.440 these guys, they were, they

01:40:41.400 had to build a big stone

01:40:43.160 barrier for this.

01:40:45.580 Anyway.

01:40:46.660 And so, they're taking these

01:40:48.800 big, huge blocks and they

01:40:51.900 each have a hook on the top of

01:40:54.120 them and one of the guys is

01:40:55.980 supposed to be down there and

01:40:56.840 he hooks it to the, you know,

01:40:58.520 to the claw, if you will, and

01:41:00.980 he hooks it there and then the

01:41:02.760 guy lifts it up.

01:41:04.000 Well, that guy was busy on

01:41:05.540 something else and I watched

01:41:06.880 the guy with the claw actually

01:41:09.660 take something that was hooked

01:41:11.520 to the claw, had like a chain

01:41:14.180 on it and then another hook

01:41:15.580 and I saw him just kind of go

01:41:17.480 down, bink, and hook it and

01:41:20.320 then lift it up.

01:41:21.040 It's like, you are a magician.

01:41:24.460 You are a magician.

01:41:25.620 Have you seen the people that

01:41:26.460 can take the claw and like flip a

01:41:29.100 quarter?

01:41:29.340 No.

01:41:30.620 No.

01:41:31.220 Oh, just look it up.

01:41:32.880 You'll be in a rabbit trail on

01:41:34.900 YouTube forever.

01:41:35.960 Look up, I don't know, you

01:41:37.700 know, excavating equipment flips

01:41:40.620 a quarter.

01:41:41.960 These guys get so good at being

01:41:44.880 so exact.

01:41:46.860 It's crazy.

01:41:48.120 It's crazy.

01:41:49.400 It's an art.

01:41:49.840 They don't work three hours a

01:41:50.860 day like us though.

01:41:52.180 No.

01:41:52.800 See?

01:41:53.440 No.

01:41:53.840 But I don't think we work.

01:41:56.260 Well, not work per se.

01:41:57.820 Today, we talk about their work.

01:42:00.400 Yes.

01:42:01.440 Yes.

01:42:01.800 So that's something.

01:42:03.040 And we help them at their work.

01:42:04.360 They're listening right now going,

01:42:05.660 you son of a...

01:42:06.520 So, I mean, we're helping you get

01:42:08.800 through your tough, tough day.

01:42:13.260 Okay.

01:42:13.880 Sorry for the sidetrack.

01:42:15.660 We should be talking about important

01:42:17.100 things, you know, like Jeffrey

01:42:18.680 Epstein.

01:42:19.700 Yeah.

01:42:20.180 In fact, I have the Jeffrey Epstein

01:42:21.520 story theme here.

01:42:22.700 Because it's exactly what this is.

01:42:27.600 Cakes and circuses.

01:42:29.200 What information did we get?

01:42:31.180 Honestly, what information, new

01:42:33.520 information did you get?

01:42:35.080 New information.

01:42:35.980 That's a totally different line.

01:42:37.580 We got the same information I feel

01:42:39.120 like we've known for a long time,

01:42:40.420 right?

01:42:40.700 Right.

01:42:41.000 The fact that Bill Clinton was

01:42:42.340 buddy-buddy with a guy who was

01:42:45.620 molesting children all over the world

01:42:47.260 is actually not new news.

01:42:49.780 The fact that the president of the

01:42:51.040 United States was really close and

01:42:54.320 did all sorts of business with this

01:42:55.860 guy.

01:42:56.500 And liked him young, quote, end

01:42:59.040 quote.

01:43:00.820 Liked him young.

01:43:01.780 Not a surprise.

01:43:03.760 No.

01:43:04.460 No, not a surprise.

01:43:05.660 Not a surprise.

01:43:06.320 Not a surprise that very important,

01:43:09.260 famous, rich, powerful people were

01:43:13.660 into, you know, young girls and were

01:43:19.640 videotaped and then it was all kept

01:43:21.940 quiet.

01:43:22.520 But we don't have the videotape.

01:43:24.500 We don't have the access to the

01:43:27.180 journals.

01:43:27.720 We don't have anything that was taken.

01:43:29.640 All we were given yesterday is the

01:43:32.360 accusations made by a woman in court

01:43:35.880 that seem pretty reliable.

01:43:38.820 Some of them are probably not.

01:43:40.280 But that's all you got.

01:43:42.980 Where's the rest of it that the FBI has?

01:43:45.820 Why is that not coming out?

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01:45:27.300 I just, we'll get off the car thing here

01:45:29.760 in a second, but I just have to point one

01:45:31.100 car out to you that's up for sale.

01:45:32.880 And I can't, I have no idea what it even

01:45:35.380 costs, but it is my dream car.

01:45:39.180 And I think this is, am I completely out of

01:45:42.860 step with everybody in the world?

01:45:45.480 This, Barrett Jackson has this, it's a

01:45:49.080 Restomod, 1964 Lincoln Continental drop

01:45:55.900 top, suicide doors in perfect condition.

01:46:00.140 It's a Restomod.

01:46:02.320 And, uh, I talked to Jay Leno one time and

01:46:05.040 I said, you know, my dream car is a, is a

01:46:08.220 Lincoln Continental suicide door, kind of

01:46:09.960 Kennedy was killed in.

01:46:11.620 And, uh, he said, oh no, you don't want

01:46:13.840 one of those.

01:46:14.880 I said, you have one.

01:46:16.540 He said, I, I have two.

01:46:17.980 And I said, what do you mean I don't want

01:46:20.620 one?

01:46:20.800 He said, Glenn, I have to fly in a guy.

01:46:24.240 I can't remember where it was like Kansas.

01:46:25.980 He's like, there's one guy who is the guy

01:46:30.520 to fix this car.

01:46:32.800 He said, it is a nightmare.

01:46:36.800 And I'm like, my dream car.

01:46:40.840 But I'm just saying, honey, I mean, are you

01:46:45.000 speaking directly?

01:46:45.680 You know, you're not on a phone call with

01:46:46.980 your wife right now, right?

01:46:48.180 I'd be dead if I were on a phone call with

01:46:50.140 my wife.

01:46:50.560 Wait.

01:46:50.660 So, and this is, so this is a car when

01:46:52.840 you say restomod, that's like restomod.

01:46:55.400 The snotty people get upset at restomod.

01:47:00.120 You have power brakes in that?

01:47:02.180 Yeah.

01:47:02.520 I don't want to die.

01:47:04.100 Right.

01:47:04.660 Okay.

01:47:04.860 So they take the shell of the old car.

01:47:06.600 Yeah.

01:47:06.900 And this one I think is, I think frame up.

01:47:10.160 I don't even, I don't even know if the

01:47:11.520 frame is, the body I know is the Lincoln

01:47:16.040 Continental, but you know, you can go do

01:47:18.860 restomods and I love this.

01:47:20.840 I think cars should come just as a frame

01:47:23.440 and you could like, uh, I want, I want

01:47:28.200 to wear that body today and just put it

01:47:30.840 on, you know, wouldn't that be great?

01:47:32.060 Yeah.

01:47:32.980 And so it's like this thing where I like

01:47:37.280 the new technology.

01:47:39.480 Yes.

01:47:41.000 But I like the old styles.

01:47:43.260 And the problem is if you get the old

01:47:47.720 style, then it's always breaking down.

01:47:51.020 Right.

01:47:51.320 So this gives you the new technology

01:47:52.920 with the cool old body.

01:47:53.780 Yeah.

01:47:53.800 Somebody just needs to be able to do

01:47:55.200 this cheaply, you know?

01:47:56.500 So you get, Hey, it's a $50,000, you

01:48:00.100 know, Lincoln Continental and you could

01:48:03.860 afford to have it.

01:48:06.120 Yeah.

01:48:06.600 I mean, I don't know if that's, I don't

01:48:08.060 know what the market is for that.

01:48:09.620 No, but the good thing is if you wait

01:48:10.780 long enough, $50,000 will be like $5

01:48:12.740 because inflation, I'm taking out all

01:48:15.740 kinds of loans.

01:48:16.640 Yeah.

01:48:18.040 Brilliant.

01:48:18.900 Yeah.

01:48:19.160 I thought so.

01:48:19.740 It's a different idea.

01:48:21.360 I've been going, don't get into debt for

01:48:23.460 so long.

01:48:24.320 Yeah.

01:48:24.560 Now you're zagging.

01:48:25.420 You're going to zag a little bit.

01:48:26.880 Did you see we hit $34 trillion?

01:48:29.220 I did.

01:48:29.680 Yes.

01:48:30.060 We're number one.

01:48:31.160 We're number one.

01:48:32.060 Let's see if we can break that faster.

01:48:34.760 Oh yeah.

01:48:35.580 Yeah.

01:48:35.720 But you know, this amazing accomplishment

01:48:38.880 happened while still cutting the budget

01:48:42.840 more than any, anybody ever before.

01:48:45.100 I know.

01:48:45.360 It's amazing.

01:48:45.780 Do we have that KJP clip?

01:48:47.500 We've been playing on a four minute

01:48:48.560 buzz today.

01:48:49.740 I don't know if we have that handy,

01:48:51.000 but it is her trying to somehow talk

01:48:55.360 herself out of Joe Biden's failures

01:49:00.140 with the debt in the country.

01:49:03.120 It is.

01:49:03.960 I mean, again, we all know

01:49:05.220 Corinne Jean-Pierre is an idiot, right?

01:49:06.780 Like she's a complete moron

01:49:08.860 and throughout this entire answer,

01:49:11.040 most of it she's reading

01:49:12.360 and it's still this bad.

01:49:13.980 But you have to listen to this.

01:49:15.220 This is a KJP, I guess, yesterday.

01:49:17.500 Do you have any reaction to the new data

01:49:19.480 out of treasury that the national debt

01:49:21.300 has hit a record $34 trillion?

01:49:24.100 So yeah, if you look at,

01:49:25.980 if you look at that data,

01:49:27.840 it's a trickle.

01:49:29.300 There's a trickle down debt.

01:49:30.680 If you think about it,

01:49:31.900 Republican tax cuts are responsible

01:49:33.920 about 90% of it.

01:49:35.080 No, that's not true at all.

01:49:36.280 Increased in the debt

01:49:36.720 as a share of the economy

01:49:37.680 over the last two decades,

01:49:39.240 excluding emergency spending.

01:49:40.940 Oh, wait a minute.

01:49:43.720 Slow down here.

01:49:45.100 Wait a minute.

01:49:46.700 Excluding emergency spending?

01:49:48.960 I love that.

01:49:49.920 Now, of course,

01:49:50.960 the way the budget works,

01:49:52.160 they don't come up with one, right?

01:49:53.400 So they categorize all sorts of things

01:49:55.720 as emergency spending

01:49:57.060 that is not emergency spending.

01:49:58.520 But like, just in recent history,

01:50:00.760 does anyone remember,

01:50:01.880 I don't know,

01:50:02.980 six or seven trillion dollars

01:50:05.240 we spent on just COVID?

01:50:07.480 This is like, Stu, Stu,

01:50:10.200 if you take Lisa,

01:50:11.800 she is so frugal.

01:50:13.220 If you take away

01:50:14.500 all of the purse spending.

01:50:16.060 Right.

01:50:17.220 She's a bargain basement.

01:50:20.020 She's a bargain basement.

01:50:20.580 Yeah, exactly.

01:50:21.640 Okay, just don't pay attention

01:50:22.840 to the purse spending.

01:50:23.960 Well, it's the purse spending

01:50:25.320 that's the problem.

01:50:26.600 It's the emergency spending

01:50:30.360 that's the problem.

01:50:31.640 You know, it's like telling your wife,

01:50:33.360 look, honey,

01:50:33.980 I am completely loyal to you

01:50:35.480 with the exception

01:50:36.240 of the Vegas trips, right?

01:50:37.920 Like, you know,

01:50:38.920 it's like,

01:50:40.340 with the exception of the trips

01:50:41.420 to Epstein Island,

01:50:42.640 everything is fine.

01:50:43.960 I do not have sex

01:50:45.960 with underage children,

01:50:48.060 except when I go

01:50:49.420 to the island with Jeffrey.

01:50:51.040 Wait, wait.

01:50:54.800 I mean, it's completely ridiculous.

01:50:57.160 And, you know, these,

01:50:57.920 I mean, she,

01:50:58.460 and you could see

01:50:59.340 as she's going through this,

01:51:00.240 like, I love the mind

01:51:02.680 or lack thereof

01:51:03.900 of Corinne Jean-Pierre

01:51:05.040 because she goes through,

01:51:06.000 first of all,

01:51:06.420 she's flipping through pages.

01:51:07.960 She knows a question is coming

01:51:09.520 on $34 trillion,

01:51:11.460 probably, actually,

01:51:13.040 literally knew it was coming.

01:51:14.120 But, you know, again,

01:51:15.020 this is part of the preparation process,

01:51:16.540 I would imagine,

01:51:17.160 for something like this.

01:51:18.580 And all she can remember

01:51:19.660 is the word

01:51:20.880 or the phrase trickle-down.

01:51:22.920 Like, she knows

01:51:23.520 that's negatively associated

01:51:24.840 with Republicans.

01:51:26.140 She's like, you know,

01:51:26.780 if you think about it,

01:51:27.460 it's kind of a trickle-down thing.

01:51:29.580 Is it?

01:51:30.140 Is it a trickle-down thing?

01:51:32.520 It's a completely ridiculous,

01:51:35.020 you know,

01:51:35.680 nonsensical catchphrase

01:51:37.960 she's memorized

01:51:38.960 and she's flipping through the pages

01:51:41.000 to find the context

01:51:42.800 of what she's talking about.

01:51:45.100 I mean,

01:51:45.340 does this happen

01:51:46.440 to any other person

01:51:47.280 in any other line of work?

01:51:48.500 She is, like,

01:51:50.780 She's the worst.

01:51:51.760 stalling to get to the page

01:51:53.660 in her notebook

01:51:54.400 so that she can read

01:51:55.920 the answer

01:51:56.940 which she herself knows

01:51:58.580 is filled with lies.

01:51:59.400 This is an honest question

01:52:00.620 because I was thinking,

01:52:02.080 geez,

01:52:02.240 are we going to be dealing

01:52:02.940 with this person

01:52:03.840 next year, too?

01:52:05.220 Yeah, probably.

01:52:06.840 And then I thought,

01:52:08.020 do we even make it

01:52:10.380 to an election?

01:52:12.600 And I mean this sincerely.

01:52:13.920 Listen to this.

01:52:14.560 It's not that far away.

01:52:15.440 No, I know,

01:52:15.980 but listen to this.

01:52:16.780 Okay.

01:52:16.980 As the decisions disqualifying

01:52:19.380 former President Donald Trump

01:52:20.620 from the 2024 election

01:52:22.200 work their way

01:52:23.480 through the courts,

01:52:24.200 a new filing

01:52:25.140 in Pennsylvania

01:52:26.000 seeks the same ballot cleansing.

01:52:29.860 It's only the latest effort

01:52:31.320 targeting congressional candidates

01:52:33.500 as Democrats seek

01:52:35.040 to bar opponents

01:52:36.320 as insurrectionists.

01:52:38.040 We've become a nation

01:52:39.460 of Madame Defarge's

01:52:41.040 early knitting names,

01:52:42.600 blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:52:43.740 In, where was it?

01:52:46.500 In South Carolina?

01:52:49.780 North Carolina.

01:52:50.980 In North Carolina,

01:52:53.100 they, in their primary election,

01:52:55.360 the Democrats have just

01:52:57.180 taken the name

01:52:59.240 of Dean Phillips,

01:53:02.180 Marianne Williamson,

01:53:03.240 and sank

01:53:04.840 what's-his-face

01:53:05.700 off of the ballot,

01:53:07.780 leaving the only choice

01:53:10.100 for Democrats

01:53:10.880 to be

01:53:12.620 Joe Biden.

01:53:14.580 What?

01:53:16.420 Again,

01:53:17.500 Joe Biden

01:53:18.180 is going to win

01:53:19.080 that election

01:53:19.680 by 60 points,

01:53:21.740 70 points?

01:53:22.840 Like,

01:53:23.180 he's not in danger

01:53:24.620 at all.

01:53:25.880 Why would you do this?

01:53:27.240 Again,

01:53:28.160 while you're arguing

01:53:29.200 that we must protect

01:53:30.340 democracy,

01:53:32.140 why on earth?

01:53:33.580 There's no upside

01:53:34.940 at all.

01:53:36.180 Dean Phillips

01:53:36.720 is not going to win

01:53:37.880 the election

01:53:38.900 at the polls.

01:53:39.820 Oh, but with enough

01:53:40.420 positive thinking

01:53:41.260 and enough positive energy,

01:53:42.820 Marianne Williams.

01:53:43.980 Marianne Williams

01:53:44.900 in May,

01:53:45.580 with the right,

01:53:46.200 a combination of

01:53:47.000 crystals and oils

01:53:47.820 may wind up winning.

01:53:49.320 That's true.

01:53:50.240 But, like,

01:53:51.460 it's not like he's in danger.

01:53:52.740 Like, when RFK Jr.

01:53:53.740 was on the ballot,

01:53:54.640 maybe you could make

01:53:55.640 an argument

01:53:56.060 that he had a couple polls,

01:53:57.240 that looked good

01:53:57.940 at the very beginning.

01:53:59.120 I don't know.

01:53:59.860 I mean,

01:54:00.060 it's a bizarre argument

01:54:01.500 to me,

01:54:01.960 but he's not even doing,

01:54:03.080 he's not even running

01:54:03.620 anymore as a Democrat.

01:54:05.260 It's just like,

01:54:06.440 what is the point of this?

01:54:07.840 They are so

01:54:08.820 anti-democracy,

01:54:11.320 and I know

01:54:11.980 we're not a democracy,

01:54:13.220 we are a constitutional republic,

01:54:14.480 but inside of that,

01:54:15.440 we do have

01:54:16.020 elements of democracy.

01:54:17.660 This is the democracy part.

01:54:18.980 Yep.

01:54:19.440 You let the people vote.

01:54:22.320 You let that happen,

01:54:24.720 naturally vote.

01:54:26.080 Then they vote

01:54:27.540 for the representative

01:54:29.000 for the republic.

01:54:30.840 Yep.

01:54:31.460 That's, I mean,

01:54:32.360 they're the only democracy part

01:54:34.440 we have,

01:54:35.820 they're trying to tear apart.

01:54:37.120 I know.

01:54:37.880 And while they're making

01:54:39.380 the argument

01:54:39.800 with no pushback

01:54:41.280 from the media,

01:54:42.640 you know,

01:54:43.440 we might remind you

01:54:45.000 that the media

01:54:45.500 has slogans like,

01:54:47.040 democracy dies in darkness.

01:54:49.080 Right?

01:54:49.680 This is how they

01:54:50.440 supposedly think

01:54:52.140 about our system.

01:54:53.220 It's so sacred

01:54:55.140 to them

01:54:55.840 that they can't

01:54:56.440 possibly see it

01:54:57.240 going away.

01:54:58.320 And yet,

01:54:59.020 here they are,

01:54:59.840 instead of just going out

01:55:00.640 and trying to win,

01:55:02.020 like,

01:55:02.260 at some point,

01:55:03.800 have the balls

01:55:04.900 to admit you're in a contest

01:55:06.680 against somebody else

01:55:07.560 and win.

01:55:08.580 Like,

01:55:08.880 you know,

01:55:09.340 I'm so sick of people

01:55:10.820 whining about losing

01:55:12.180 and then acting as if

01:55:13.860 they just go out

01:55:14.680 and win.

01:55:15.300 But let me ask you.

01:55:15.860 If Ron DeSantis

01:55:16.180 loses Iowa,

01:55:17.380 he should be able

01:55:17.940 to come out and say,

01:55:18.520 hey,

01:55:18.780 I got my ass kicked.

01:55:20.240 That's what he should do.

01:55:21.160 I haven't read anything

01:55:22.080 in the National Review

01:55:22.960 in a long time,

01:55:23.800 but I had to read

01:55:25.860 about what if Trump wins.

01:55:29.500 The left can't handle

01:55:30.700 a Trump victory in 2024.

01:55:32.600 Yeah.

01:55:32.860 Okay?

01:55:33.520 And it talks about

01:55:35.100 how they are all saying,

01:55:37.960 this is a dictatorship.

01:55:40.620 This guy is going

01:55:42.000 to destroy the country.

01:55:44.040 He is,

01:55:44.600 I mean,

01:55:44.940 all the things

01:55:45.820 that we say about,

01:55:47.940 you know,

01:55:48.320 what the left

01:55:49.180 is doing right now,

01:55:50.140 but we're still

01:55:52.720 playing in the same sandbox.

01:55:55.820 These people,

01:55:57.120 they're already

01:55:59.100 subverting

01:56:00.140 the Constitution.

01:56:01.800 They're already

01:56:02.980 breaking their own oaths

01:56:05.240 and everything else

01:56:05.920 to keep him off the ballot.

01:56:07.760 It's a pretty easy

01:56:09.420 decision for the Supreme Court.

01:56:12.180 There are five arguments

01:56:13.340 and at least three of them

01:56:16.720 are,

01:56:17.220 you don't even have

01:56:18.000 to be awake to go,

01:56:19.160 yeah,

01:56:19.420 that's unconstitutional.

01:56:21.120 So they're doing

01:56:22.060 these things now.

01:56:23.080 What happens

01:56:23.940 when the people

01:56:25.540 who say,

01:56:26.300 you know,

01:56:26.660 we were at the brink

01:56:27.500 of a dictatorship,

01:56:28.280 if he returns to power,

01:56:30.700 it's going to become

01:56:32.500 persecution.

01:56:33.740 People are going

01:56:34.420 to lose their freedom.

01:56:35.460 They're going to lose

01:56:35.880 their property.

01:56:36.680 He's going to take

01:56:37.360 everything from them.

01:56:38.260 he's just going

01:56:39.320 to go

01:56:39.820 in a vengeance tour.

01:56:41.640 If you think that,

01:56:43.920 really,

01:56:45.500 and you think

01:56:46.680 that the

01:56:47.800 ends justify

01:56:49.320 the means,

01:56:51.140 and you're saving

01:56:52.160 to buy,

01:56:52.520 you cannot,

01:56:54.520 they're not going

01:56:55.640 to sit by

01:56:56.320 if he wins.

01:56:57.460 Every one of these

01:56:58.080 outcomes

01:56:58.800 seems to have

01:56:59.980 a generous chunk

01:57:02.280 of possibility

01:57:03.080 possibility

01:57:03.520 that the entire

01:57:05.320 system flames out,

01:57:06.780 right?

01:57:07.000 Like,

01:57:07.680 you know,

01:57:07.900 if Donald Trump

01:57:09.500 wins the primary

01:57:11.120 and goes on

01:57:11.980 and then gets

01:57:12.520 put in prison,

01:57:14.160 right,

01:57:14.700 and maybe

01:57:15.480 loses the election,

01:57:16.660 like,

01:57:16.960 can you imagine

01:57:17.420 how people are

01:57:17.820 going to react

01:57:18.140 to that?

01:57:18.680 If the opposite

01:57:19.480 happens and he

01:57:20.280 goes in prison

01:57:20.760 and then wins

01:57:21.300 the election,

01:57:22.020 can you imagine

01:57:22.480 how the left

01:57:22.980 would react to that?

01:57:24.080 Can you imagine

01:57:24.640 if there's a close

01:57:25.740 election that Donald

01:57:26.940 Trump loses?

01:57:28.780 Can you,

01:57:29.360 just straight,

01:57:30.040 let's just say

01:57:30.400 it's normal

01:57:30.960 and he just loses.

01:57:31.880 Can you imagine

01:57:32.400 how the people

01:57:33.340 on the right

01:57:33.700 are going to react

01:57:34.460 to that,

01:57:34.740 especially after

01:57:35.240 what they believe

01:57:36.220 happened in 2020?

01:57:37.420 Now think of

01:57:38.080 what happened

01:57:38.560 with all this

01:57:39.340 and you've got

01:57:39.880 a potential dictator

01:57:40.980 coming into power

01:57:41.780 as the left

01:57:42.300 would say.

01:57:43.020 Imagine if Donald

01:57:43.720 Trump just wins

01:57:44.340 a boring,

01:57:45.400 close election.

01:57:46.880 Can you imagine

01:57:47.380 how they're going

01:57:48.180 to react to that?

01:57:49.500 Like,

01:57:50.020 the chaos

01:57:50.520 and the street

01:57:51.100 possibilities

01:57:51.920 are down

01:57:53.100 every single turn.

01:57:55.540 I mean,

01:57:55.800 look,

01:57:56.560 maybe the best

01:57:58.320 argument to avoid

01:57:59.160 it in theory

01:58:00.020 would be someone

01:58:00.860 who maybe

01:58:02.040 it's Joe Biden

01:58:04.940 isn't the candidate

01:58:05.680 and Donald Trump

01:58:06.480 isn't the candidate

01:58:07.160 in some,

01:58:07.800 and like they,

01:58:08.340 I don't know,

01:58:08.960 but I honestly

01:58:10.080 don't even see,

01:58:11.340 there's passionate

01:58:12.060 supporters

01:58:12.720 on both sides

01:58:14.800 of that

01:58:15.020 that wouldn't

01:58:15.620 put up with it.

01:58:16.180 I don't know

01:58:16.480 what the heck

01:58:16.900 would happen.

01:58:17.120 And there's,

01:58:17.620 and also the left

01:58:19.560 would just make

01:58:20.620 the next Republican

01:58:22.860 into somebody

01:58:23.840 that's worse

01:58:24.680 than Donald Trump.

01:58:25.540 Yeah,

01:58:25.740 they would say

01:58:26.260 Ron DeSantis

01:58:26.820 is worse,

01:58:27.400 he's going to be,

01:58:28.060 Nikki Haley

01:58:28.940 is worse,

01:58:29.660 she's going to be

01:58:30.220 a dictator.

01:58:30.820 They'll say

01:58:31.360 whatever they

01:58:31.940 have to say

01:58:32.740 and look,

01:58:34.040 they've been

01:58:34.240 trying that stuff

01:58:34.860 for a long time

01:58:35.680 but it does seem

01:58:36.260 we're at the end

01:58:36.720 of our rope

01:58:37.160 a little bit more.

01:58:37.900 So you said,

01:58:39.400 well,

01:58:39.620 you know,

01:58:39.840 it's pretty hard

01:58:40.520 to say that.

01:58:41.000 I said,

01:58:41.620 we make it

01:58:42.500 to the election

01:58:43.120 or pass the election?

01:58:44.400 I mean,

01:58:44.680 that's a real question.

01:58:46.240 It's a real question

01:58:47.220 and I don't know,

01:58:48.880 you know,

01:58:49.260 we've seen things

01:58:50.820 break down in ways

01:58:51.700 that we'd ever thought

01:58:52.520 that we would see

01:58:53.180 in America

01:58:53.620 and we've seen it

01:58:54.280 routinely,

01:58:54.900 particularly over

01:58:55.400 the past few years.

01:58:56.400 And all of the

01:58:57.240 unintended consequences

01:58:58.740 that nobody,

01:58:59.940 you know,

01:59:00.500 it just doesn't work out

01:59:01.800 the way you always

01:59:02.580 think it's going to.

01:59:03.840 Anyway,

01:59:04.280 let me tell you

01:59:04.740 about Berna.

01:59:06.400 Berna is a

01:59:07.460 non-lethal alternative

01:59:08.940 to safeguarding

01:59:09.920 your home

01:59:10.460 that will send

01:59:11.340 potential threats

01:59:12.340 running in the

01:59:13.060 opposite direction.

01:59:14.500 I like this,

01:59:15.600 it looks exactly

01:59:16.600 like a gun

01:59:17.420 and it is

01:59:19.980 compressed air

01:59:21.740 but it

01:59:22.160 throws

01:59:23.540 these projectiles

01:59:25.300 out.

01:59:26.180 I mean,

01:59:26.580 it will really hurt

01:59:28.100 if you use a projectile.

01:59:29.500 Only reason why

01:59:30.280 I would have a projectile

01:59:31.340 in it is to

01:59:32.080 hit the first one

01:59:33.900 in case you're

01:59:34.400 in the car

01:59:34.920 and somebody's

01:59:36.780 trying to get in

01:59:37.500 or whatever.

01:59:38.200 I think about my wife

01:59:39.120 all the time

01:59:39.680 and my girls

01:59:40.260 at gas stations.

01:59:41.800 You just take it,

01:59:42.740 you would shoot

01:59:43.360 through the window

01:59:44.120 and it'd break the window

01:59:45.080 and then you fire

01:59:46.860 a second time

01:59:47.580 and it's tear gas

01:59:48.720 and it's,

01:59:50.920 if you've never

01:59:51.520 been gassed,

01:59:53.060 oh,

01:59:53.580 you hit tear gas.

01:59:54.340 Never,

01:59:54.540 never have been.

01:59:55.260 No,

01:59:55.560 never have.

01:59:56.260 No,

01:59:56.500 never have been.

01:59:56.880 Well,

01:59:56.960 the dentist.

01:59:57.500 Yes,

01:59:58.040 different,

01:59:58.880 little different.

02:00:00.320 You have a 60-foot range.

02:00:03.500 I just saw somebody

02:00:04.840 who was,

02:00:05.780 some video

02:00:06.580 just on TV

02:00:07.300 just a minute ago

02:00:08.020 where they were fighting

02:00:08.980 and everybody was

02:00:09.940 standing around

02:00:10.500 and did nothing

02:00:11.200 because you don't know

02:00:12.420 who the good guy

02:00:13.040 or the bad guy is

02:00:13.820 but you want the fight

02:00:14.640 to stop.

02:00:15.220 Okay.

02:00:16.560 That'll do it.

02:00:17.500 That'll do it.

02:00:18.300 Everybody will stop.

02:00:19.240 The police will come

02:00:20.080 and then they can sort it out.

02:00:21.580 I gotta get myself

02:00:22.140 one of these things.

02:00:22.640 Yeah,

02:00:22.840 it's really great.

02:00:24.240 I got them for every member

02:00:25.200 of the family

02:00:25.860 for Christmas.

02:00:27.540 It's a great addition

02:00:28.620 to your home's defense.

02:00:30.560 Extra options

02:00:31.600 that you might need

02:00:33.460 someday.

02:00:34.280 Burna,

02:00:34.700 B-Y-R-N-A

02:00:36.840 dot com

02:00:37.500 slash Glenn.

02:00:38.340 That's

02:00:38.600 Burna

02:00:39.160 dot com

02:00:40.300 slash Glenn.

02:00:41.200 Get 10% off

02:00:42.240 your purchase

02:00:42.780 right now.

02:00:43.660 B-Y-R-N-A

02:00:45.200 dot com

02:00:45.940 slash Glenn.

02:00:47.940 This is the Glenn

02:00:49.120 Beck

02:00:49.700 program.

02:01:03.720 Yeah.

02:01:04.720 Yeah,

02:01:05.220 no.

02:01:05.360 This is great.

02:01:07.520 The Inflation Reduction Act

02:01:09.780 had a whole bunch

02:01:12.240 of Medicare savings,

02:01:13.500 $280 billion

02:01:14.660 in savings

02:01:15.640 for the prescription

02:01:16.940 drug provisions.

02:01:17.940 it's been redirected

02:01:20.640 now to fund

02:01:21.720 a $7,500

02:01:22.560 tax credit

02:01:23.840 on new electric vehicles.

02:01:26.280 That's funny

02:01:26.540 because in that

02:01:27.180 funny

02:01:28.420 we started

02:01:29.460 with this

02:01:29.920 current jump here

02:01:30.520 clip that we got

02:01:31.380 about 10% through

02:01:32.840 before we started

02:01:33.560 ranting.

02:01:34.220 I started ranting

02:01:35.340 I should take

02:01:35.700 responsibility

02:01:36.120 for my own actions.

02:01:37.360 But in that answer

02:01:38.700 she eventually gets to

02:01:39.820 one of the things

02:01:40.640 that Biden has done

02:01:41.400 so well

02:01:41.860 was in the

02:01:42.420 Inflation Reduction Act

02:01:43.360 they've been lowering

02:01:43.960 prescription drug costs

02:01:45.180 and lowering

02:01:47.060 the cost of health care.

02:01:48.480 Right,

02:01:48.660 but that's

02:01:49.300 their argument

02:01:49.940 which of course

02:01:50.360 is not true

02:01:50.860 and now that money

02:01:51.460 anyway is going

02:01:52.300 Is gone

02:01:52.880 Is gone to

02:01:54.100 Electric cars.

02:01:54.920 Anybody but Elon Musk.

02:01:56.980 Anybody but Elon Musk.

02:01:58.600 Amazing.

02:01:59.780 Meanwhile,

02:02:00.420 Chip Roy

02:02:00.940 is urging

02:02:01.700 government funding

02:02:02.660 to have a big

02:02:04.520 showdown

02:02:05.020 over the border.

02:02:05.920 I agree

02:02:06.360 110%.

02:02:08.080 We hit

02:02:09.360 $43 trillion

02:02:11.060 in debt.

02:02:12.340 Let's see

02:02:12.700 if we can make

02:02:13.460 $44 trillion

02:02:14.480 by, you know,

02:02:15.460 what do you say?

02:02:15.960 Summer?

02:02:17.420 Maybe that's a reason

02:02:18.600 why Bitcoin

02:02:19.540 broke $45,000

02:02:21.940 for the first time

02:02:22.980 since April 2022.

02:02:25.280 Alright,

02:02:25.940 more

02:02:26.320 tomorrow.

02:02:30.560 The Glenn Beck Program.

The Glenn Beck Program - January 04, 2024

These Big-Name Charities are FUELING the Border Invasion ｜ 1⧸4⧸24

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