The Glenn Beck Program - Trump Lawsuit EXCLUSIVE： Will Hillary & Conspiring Dems FINALLY Face Consequences？｜ Guest： Donald J. Trump

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00:02:04.520 Well, yesterday, the 45th president of the United States, President Trump,

00:02:12.660 filed a lawsuit and he is suing Hillary Clinton, the Democratic National Committee, DNC Services,

00:02:20.520 Perkins Coy, Michael Sussman, Mark Elias, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Charles Halliday,

00:02:26.660 Dolan, Jake Sullivan, John Podesta, Robert Mook, Philip Raines, Fusion GPS, Glenn Simpson,

00:02:34.920 Nellie Orr, Bruce Orr, Orbis Business Intelligence, Michael Steele, Igor Danchenko,

00:02:43.920 all of it, James Comey. I mean, this goes on and on and on. And he's on for his first interview,

00:02:51.820 exclusive with Donald Trump in 60 seconds. I can't wait to hear this.

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00:03:53.600 Number 45 and probably number 47, President of the United States, Donald Trump. Hello, Mr. Trump,

00:04:03.860 President Trump. How are you? Hello, Glenn. How are you? I'm good. Thank you for coming on and

00:04:11.320 talking about this. You are, some of the claims in this suit, the RICO conspiracy, injurious falsehood,

00:04:20.840 conspiracy to commit, injurious falsehood, malicious prosecution, computer fraud, an abuse act, theft of

00:04:27.740 trade secrets. The list goes on and on and on. This is really not, is this about the 2016 election,

00:04:36.360 or is this really about what they did to you this whole time?

00:04:41.680 Well, I think it's about everything. It covers a lot of territory. It was totally corrupt what they did.

00:04:46.760 If this were done, and you know this perhaps better than anybody else in the universe, if this were done

00:04:52.060 the opposite way, as you know, they spied on my campaign. When I made that statement, everyone

00:04:58.020 thought, oh my God, what a horrible thing to say. I said, Obama spied on my campaign and the Democrats

00:05:04.160 and all hell broke loose, if you remember. In fact, I put it out and I'd never seen, I don't think I've

00:05:10.980 ever seen a reaction, which usually means they're guilty. In other words, you know, normally if they

00:05:15.080 didn't do it, it wouldn't have that kind of, but they spied on my campaign. If this ever happened

00:05:20.040 the opposite way, if I spied on Obama's campaign or in Hillary Clinton's campaign, it would have been

00:05:27.960 treason. It would have been everything right up until the death penalty, and that may have been

00:05:34.240 included too, but it would have been over. It would have been the biggest thing ever, but it didn't work

00:05:40.540 that way. So we caught him and we caught him cold and we've been just building it up and building it

00:05:46.560 up and watching. And frankly, we wish Bill Barr had the courage to do it or do it also. But we've

00:05:54.560 decided to do it. Bill Barr was so afraid of being impeached. He didn't want to do anything. He got

00:05:59.020 at the end. I mean, he was petrified of being impeached, so he didn't want to do a damn thing.

00:06:03.800 But, you know, how do you not get impeached? Let's not do anything. And all of a sudden that

00:06:09.280 talk started dying down. But we've been building this up for a long time. The Durham report,

00:06:16.360 you know, the early, hopefully it's just the early moments of the Durham report came out,

00:06:21.200 and that added to it. And a lot of things are happening, a lot of things, but they all knew it.

00:06:27.120 I mean, look, Obama knew about it, too. I mean, it wasn't just Crooked Hillary. But so we expect

00:06:35.200 that names will be added to it as it goes along. But this is very important. But can you imagine

00:06:39.600 if it were the opposite way? And I spied on, let's say, Obama's campaign. And not only that,

00:06:45.860 you know, much of the stuff, when you think about it, took place beyond the campaign. It was when we're

00:06:50.700 in the Oval Office. I know. While we were in the Oval Office. So it wasn't just campaign,

00:06:56.180 which in itself is really bad. But it took place when we were in the Oval Office.

00:07:02.240 So the problem here is nobody ever pays for anything. There are no consequences anymore

00:07:09.960 in government if you're on the right side. And people are sick to death of it. But this

00:07:17.040 is going now to, I think his name is Donald Middlebrooks. And he was appointed by Bill

00:07:25.240 Clinton.

00:07:26.360 Which is a conflict of interest, in my opinion. It's right. We have a judge who was appointed

00:07:30.980 by Bill Clinton, who knows Hillary Clinton very well. And we're suing Hillary Clinton and

00:07:37.320 Clinton. And we're suing the Democrats. And we have a judge. This is the way it works for

00:07:41.680 Republicans, you know.

00:07:42.800 Right. And this is, this is this. So I think it's a total conflict of interest. And that's

00:07:48.000 unfortunate.

00:07:49.280 Yeah, this is the guy who threw out the lawsuit filed against Hillary over her, her using private

00:07:56.720 email accounts and servers while she served as Secretary of State. So nobody could believe that

00:08:02.220 he threw that out. Right. Nobody could believe it.

00:08:04.620 So what are the, what are the odds? What is the plan? How, how do you think you're going to,

00:08:11.200 I can't believe I'm asking this question because justice should be justice. But how are you going

00:08:17.020 to maneuver around a judge like this?

00:08:20.680 Well, I think, and I've talked to the lawyers, they called up and they said, we have good news

00:08:25.900 and bad news. Everyone thinks this case is incredible. And I don't think I've ever received

00:08:30.640 more positive remarks. They're so tired of nobody doing anything.

00:08:35.160 I know. And we have them and we've caught them. And then Barr didn't act because Barr was

00:08:40.780 lazy and scared. And he was just, he was scared. Contempt, they were holding it. They wanted to

00:08:48.120 hold them in contempt. You remember those days? Yeah. Yeah.

00:08:50.580 He didn't want any part of contempt, which means going to jail. And he didn't want any part of

00:08:55.040 impeachment. They were going to impeach him numerous times.

00:08:57.160 So, and so he didn't do, he didn't do his job, but frankly, and it was, it's very sad that he

00:09:04.040 didn't because this case is incredible. Now we have a judge who was appointed by the Clintons

00:09:08.920 and who threw out stuff like, uh, like it was, like it was waste paper. And, uh, it's very unfair.

00:09:17.560 So Mr. President, you have government officials like, or Comey McCabe, right. Um, seemingly actively

00:09:26.400 engaging in this, we're waiting for the, the Durham report. Um, but you have Bruce or funneling the

00:09:33.200 steel dossier to the DOJ and the FBI. They knew that it was false. Um, they need a harsher punishment

00:09:41.820 than just a lawsuit. But do you have any confidence that the justice department now is anything other

00:09:49.720 than a political organ? Well, it would be wonderful. We'll have to see. And, uh, you know,

00:09:55.920 we had, this was accumulating for a long time. Uh, it's, you know, one of those things we're

00:10:02.500 going to have to see we're hitting them very hard. More and more information is coming out. Even since

00:10:07.080 we filed it, all of a sudden people are calling. People are so happy that a case is finally being

00:10:13.000 filed against these people where they, you know, the two lovers, they go out and they, then they sue

00:10:17.980 the government because they haven't been treated well. And yet they were using servers and everything

00:10:21.840 else. The whole thing is crazy. So I said, it's, I've got to do it. You know, I'd rather not have

00:10:28.180 to do this. I'd rather have government handle it. This should be handled by government, but it can

00:10:33.180 handle, be handled by us very strongly. And this is a very strong case. People that read this case

00:10:37.780 said, wow, this is a strong case. And this case will build. Now, the problem we have though, is if you

00:10:43.100 have a judge, it's going to throw out the case and you have to go through appeals. I think you have

00:10:47.120 a great appeal section, but we'll see, but it's, uh, it's very unfair. So we'll probably ask for a

00:10:53.980 recusal, uh, maybe a change of venue, but not a changes as much as a recusal. I think it is

00:11:00.760 amazing. One of the defendants in the case is a former state department official and spokesperson

00:11:05.260 for Clinton, Philip, um, uh, rains. And he said, he tweeted yesterday. I think this is hysterical.

00:11:12.160 He looks forward to deposing president Trump. I don't see, I'm not too concerned. Um, they're

00:11:18.860 laughing at this and I have to tell you just as a spectator here, um, you are probably the

00:11:28.160 most investigated man on planet earth. Yep. Every single intelligence agency, at least in five

00:11:37.120 eyes. And I'll bet you it's all around the world. Every newspaper, every reporter, every journalist

00:11:44.280 have dug through everything and you're pretty clean. So what do they think they're going to get

00:11:50.740 from you in a deposition? Yeah. Uh, beyond pretty clean. I have a friend, a very successful guy said

00:11:57.380 you're the cleanest man in history. I mean, how about this? Where Paul Weiss, a big law firm,

00:12:03.020 that's a total Democrat, Hillary Clinton firm, sends one of their partners, Robert Schumer heads

00:12:09.920 it, or one of the big partners, Robert Schumer, that's Chuck Schumer's brother, sends one of their

00:12:14.940 big partners into the Manhattan DA's office, take two of our people and three of our people,

00:12:20.360 you're tough, you know, smart young guys and go into the Manhattan DA's office. Never happened before

00:12:26.220 because they have hundreds of lawyers do a good job. They took their partner, top guy,

00:12:34.920 an anti-Trump, a Trump hater, like, like you wouldn't believe all of them made massive

00:12:39.540 contribute. One of the biggest donors that firm to Hillary Clinton, put him in the DA's office

00:12:45.060 to prosecute Trump. Let's get Trump. Now we can get him. And Vance, Cy Vance, whose father sold the

00:12:51.920 Panama Canal, as you know, for one dollar, one dollar in the worst, perhaps the single worst

00:12:57.400 business transaction ever made by our country. And Cy Vance, instead of using one of his hundreds

00:13:04.080 and hundreds of lawyers, of course, he used 20 percent of, I heard close to 20 percent of the DA's

00:13:10.460 office, hundreds of lawyers, 20 percent was used on this, instead of the murders, the drug dealers,

00:13:16.440 the crime, the street crime in New York, which is at a record level. They were all focused on

00:13:22.800 getting Trump. But how would you like it? And in all fairness, the new gentleman who came in,

00:13:27.360 Alvin Bragg, who is a, you know, considered liberal, he looked at this thing and I mean,

00:13:34.420 I'm reading the papers, but what he said is such an honorable thing. He couldn't believe it. I heard

00:13:41.060 he was very disturbed by the fact that they sent a team of Hillary Clinton, Trump haters in to

00:13:47.200 prosecute Trump from a firm that's, that's a hundred percent, you know, that's totally against

00:13:52.880 it. It's one of the main Democrat firms. I think the main Democrat firm, and I think they have

00:13:58.120 tremendous legal liability, but he sent this sleazebag in to get Trump. Think of this, they sent

00:14:05.560 this guy in to get Donald Trump. So he acted as a prosecutor. He's a never-Trumper who contributed

00:14:12.340 to that. So it continues. But Alvin Bragg saw that. And he also saw, by the way, the banks weren't

00:14:18.660 hurt. Trump's statement is very powerful. I have a great statement. My statement is so strong.

00:14:24.640 And all of the other things. And think of that. They sent a Trump hater into the, to act as the DA

00:14:33.180 to bring down Donald Trump. And they still couldn't find anything.

00:14:39.280 I will. I'll tell you. I got to live with this. Hey, Glenn, and I got to live this life.

00:14:44.660 I know. A lot of fun. I did a great job as president. Right now, you wouldn't be in Ukraine

00:14:50.180 100%. Russia would not be there. 100%. I spoke to Putin about it. I know that Putin's attitude toward

00:14:57.280 Ukraine better than anybody but his closest girlfriend. Okay? I know his attitude that I

00:15:04.040 know all about him in Ukraine. I said, don't ever do it. Don't ever do it. And I told him why. And

00:15:09.240 I'm not going to tell you right now, but I'll tell you at the right time. But he would have never,

00:15:14.260 ever made the move. So we have a rigged election. And because of a rigged election, we have potentially

00:15:19.640 millions of people dying because this thing could spiral into a nuclear war. I think it's the most

00:15:24.260 dangerous time in the history of this world because of nuclear, because we've never had power

00:15:30.340 like this. And I think that right now we're, and we have a president that's grossly incompetent,

00:15:36.800 that's being laughed at over there, that has no relationship. He just sits there. Everyone's

00:15:42.380 talking, screaming. And, you know, the other leaders, they're all at the top of their game. And

00:15:46.760 he's just watching them talk. The whole thing is horrible. This should have never happened.

00:15:52.040 Ukraine should have never happened. I find myself in the weirdest position at night

00:15:57.220 praying hard for the health of this president, because I think Kamala Harris would be even worse

00:16:04.520 than this president. Yeah. Kim, she laughed at the immigrants. Oh, my gosh. They called them

00:16:09.900 immigration. It's immigration. And you see people coming in on stretchers with their arms cut off,

00:16:15.580 with their face smashed and horrible. And she's laughing about it. I said, that's just not the

00:16:23.280 right person. Kim Jong Un also tested a new ballistic missile. He's having fun. What what are we

00:16:32.640 looking at a split world? They're now talking about, you know, the dollar going away and getting a new

00:16:41.640 digital. I mean, this is insanity. And I don't think people understand what this administration

00:16:48.840 has done with these sanctions that will crush the dollar. I don't think people understand how

00:16:55.320 that's going to affect their lives. That's true. Well, I know sanctions better than anybody,

00:17:00.280 because they sanctioned the hell out of Iran, and they were ready to make a deal until the election.

00:17:04.960 We would have had a deal within one week after the election. They were they were ready to make a deal.

00:17:10.860 And I had the sanctions. But people don't understand that when you do sanctions,

00:17:14.120 it hurts us as much and sometimes more than it does the country you're sanctioning.

00:17:19.600 And what it does is forces these big countries like Russia or others. And that doesn't mean you

00:17:26.020 don't do them. But you have to be very careful, because it forces them to use other instruments,

00:17:30.860 not the dollar. They go different ways. They sell their oil for gold or they sell their oil.

00:17:35.660 And all of a sudden, you're saying, wow, half the half the world is now off the dollar. It used to be

00:17:40.620 the currency. When I left, it was it was very powerful. As an example, we use very strong

00:17:46.820 sanctions on Iran, the strongest ever used up until that point. But that deal would have been

00:17:52.380 solved and we would have been right back on the dollar and they would have been fine and they

00:17:56.000 would have been everybody would have been happy. That was all set to happen. Do you think that I'm

00:18:00.940 sorry? Do you think, Mr. President, that if this continues to spiral out of control

00:18:08.540 with Joe Biden threatening China, which is just a joke, but do you think I don't see anything

00:18:17.080 standing in their way if we're busy over in Europe with this president of China just taking Taiwan?

00:18:23.860 Hmm. Well, except the only thing is that Putin's done very poorly and she is looking at that and

00:18:31.060 he's saying, I'll bet Putin wished he didn't do that one because that one is not working out too

00:18:34.980 well. Let's see what happens. The problem is the danger is this Putin say, all right, now we're going

00:18:40.000 to escalate into the next level of military. And you know what that is. And do you think he would

00:18:45.020 the world is a little, well, he doesn't want to lose. I can tell you that it'll be very interesting

00:18:50.500 to see because he doesn't want to look, I knew him very well. This would have never happened.

00:18:55.220 Would have never happened. Now people say, what would you do now? And there are things you can do

00:18:59.840 now, but we had all the cards before he did it, all the cards. And I thought he was negotiating when

00:19:05.820 he moved the troops. I didn't, you know, I really thought it was a great negotiating posture. He

00:19:10.760 with troops and he wanted to get certain things and he, they should have been able to do something,

00:19:16.260 but, but he wouldn't have done it whether he got it or not. He would never have done it with me

00:19:20.860 there. But he, but he's a guy that you cannot have him lose face. How do you give him a win here?

00:19:29.020 I mean, how do you, how would you solve this? If you had to walk in right now, he's, he's not going

00:19:36.560 to, he's not going to walk away a loser. How do you give him a win? How do you end this?

00:19:41.700 Well, see, I don't think a win anymore is the NATO thing. You know, that they're not going to go into

00:19:46.520 NATO because that's not, you could have had that before. They should have had that before, but it

00:19:50.040 was never put in all fairness. It was never put on the table, right? You know, there was nobody saying,

00:19:55.500 let's do this. And certainly it should have been, cause I guess they didn't believe, you know,

00:19:59.980 they didn't think he was really serious about doing it. Very few people did. Maybe nobody except him did.

00:20:05.660 And, uh, you know, I think he made a tremendous mistake and on a humanitarian basis, it's as bad

00:20:11.860 as anyone's ever seen. I mean, it'll take a hundred years to rebuild that country and they're

00:20:16.380 knocking down buildings and things that are magnificent old. You know, we have in this

00:20:21.720 country, 200 year old buildings that we think they're great. They have buildings that are thousands

00:20:26.840 of years old. You know, it's like they have things that are very old and very beautiful and they're

00:20:32.000 gone. They're wiped out. A lot of things are wiped out. A lot of, a lot of, most importantly,

00:20:36.640 the people, but artwork and so much is just, that country is devastated. It's going to take a hundred

00:20:42.640 years to rebuild that country. Mr. Uh, Mr. President, um, thank you so much. Are you,

00:20:48.140 are you looking forward, uh, forward? Do you, you see more things coming from the Durham report that will

00:20:55.320 help your case? Well, I think so. I mean, it looks like he set a foundation and if you look at what

00:21:02.260 he's got, these are Hillary Clinton people and he's got a very strong foundation and you look at that

00:21:07.880 and now you look at the times where they did, I thought that was another terrible story, really

00:21:12.420 terrible. They knew all about Hunter Biden. They said they misread it. They knew all about Hunter

00:21:17.340 Biden and criminality. It made a 17 point difference, but we want it anyway. We got 75 million votes. We got

00:21:23.160 more votes than any sitting president has ever gotten. I was told if I got what I got the last

00:21:27.900 time, we got 12 million more votes. I was told if we got what we got the last time we went. So,

00:21:32.840 you know, I, I think that, uh, a lot of things are going to be happening over the coming year.

00:21:37.360 You are very lucky to be doing what you're doing because your show is going to get very interesting.

00:21:42.460 So is the world, unfortunately. Unfortunately. Yeah. Because much of it is sadly I have. Yes. Yeah.

00:21:49.060 Mr. President, thank you so much for talking to us. I really appreciate it. This is a,

00:21:52.840 this is something that every American, I don't care who you voted for, how you feel about any of the

00:21:58.600 people that are, um, involved here. Every American should care what happened, uh, and the power that

00:22:06.460 has been, uh, uh, gathered by Hillary Clinton and the DNC and how corrupt we have become this. We won't

00:22:15.420 have fair elections and won't have freedom until somebody pays a price for what has happened.

00:22:21.360 Thank you very much, Mr. President. Appreciate it. Thank you, Glenn. And we have a very corrupt

00:22:25.940 media. Remember that. I know. Yeah. Next time we are on, I'll ask where the media is in the lawsuit.

00:22:32.560 Thank you so much. God bless.

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00:24:16.280 Hello, America. Um, if you happen to live in West Virginia, you care about ESG. I would love for you

00:24:24.640 to call the governor of West Virginia. West Virginia has passed S-262. The bill prohibits

00:24:34.120 financial institutions from doing any business with the state of West Virginia if they are engaged in

00:24:39.580 boycotts of energy companies. This is huge. I don't know if you saw Larry Fink in this most

00:24:46.160 arrogant letter to, uh, his shareholders and his people. And really it's to the world. Um,

00:24:54.720 he released it yesterday. He thinks he's the world leader. Nobody elected him, but he is probably the

00:25:00.960 most powerful man on the planet and he knows it. Yesterday he talked about how, what we've done in

00:25:07.420 Ukraine, all of our companies, um, it is, uh, uh, it's going to change the world and this is the future.

00:25:15.020 Listen to this quote, these actions taken by the private sector demonstrate the power of capital

00:25:21.200 markets, how the markets can provide capital to those who constructively work within the system

00:25:28.840 and how quickly those markets can deny it to those who operate outside of it. If you don't think

00:25:37.360 that this is the great reset and they're going to tell you exactly what to do, you are out of your

00:25:46.000 mind. They're clearly telling you this. Um, and it's not about Russia. It's about everything. And I have

00:25:55.000 more on that coming up later, but back to West Virginia, the Senate, the house, they have passed it.

00:26:01.680 Now it is going for, uh, the, uh, governor's signature. He has said that he is going to sign

00:26:09.940 it. Uh, he's the West, uh, West Virginia governor, Jim justice. Um, and would you do me a favor and

00:26:16.620 would you call governor Jim justice and thank him for doing the right thing for him and the people of

00:26:22.960 West Virginia or for his state and the people of West Virginia. If you're in West Virginia,

00:26:28.680 your governor needs to hear a big thank you for signing this bill as early as maybe today or over

00:26:37.300 the weekend. Um, he is expected to sign it before the deadline of March 30th. And it is critical in

00:26:46.280 West Virginia that the governor hears, thank you for doing the right thing and signing this anti ESG

00:26:54.760 law critical West Virginia. Please make that call. As I said, um, you know, there's a, uh, there's a

00:27:03.200 statement, a letter that was written by one of the leaders of the great reset and it is, it is truly

00:27:11.100 terrifying. I will send it out, tweet it out and post it at glennbeck.com, but it tells you exactly

00:27:18.900 where the world is headed and it is headed for the great reset. And if you think that this will not

00:27:27.140 affect you, it will remember the idea is we got to get everybody healthy. We got to save the planet.

00:27:35.240 We have to be social justice warriors. If you step out of line, let me give you this.

00:27:41.520 If, if everybody's in it for health, because we all owe health responsibilities to one another,

00:27:50.340 uh, and the way to do that is to just make your life miserable until you get healthy.

00:27:56.780 Do you think your digitized programmable personal, um, uh, fed coin, do you think it's going to allow

00:28:07.380 people like me to buy ice cream when I'm at the store? I might have a limit because it's programmable

00:28:14.000 to me. And if they have all of my metadata, they know everything about me. They know that I could

00:28:23.100 lose a few LBs fatty. Do you really think that it is in the community's best interest that we eat like

00:28:32.740 we eat? When I go in and buy things, you don't think that they're going to limit? Of course they

00:28:39.560 will. Of course they will. And this is all going to be done in the name of inflation. That's going to be

00:28:45.760 the latest, um, uh, real trouble, uh, and, and not just inflation. Did you hear, uh, what president

00:28:53.420 Biden, what president Biden said yesterday? I'm sure we have this. Uh, yes. Cut three, listen to this

00:29:01.460 from president Biden yesterday with regard to food shortage. Yes, we did. So talk about food

00:29:08.420 shortages and, uh, and it's going to be real. The price of these sanctions is not just imposed

00:29:15.360 upon Russia. It's imposed upon an awful lot of countries as well, including European countries

00:29:21.380 in our country as well. Did you hear that? Significant food shortages, not just on Ukraine or Russia,

00:29:30.920 but on the rest of the world, including America. If I may, please, please, when you're at a store

00:29:42.600 buy two of anything you can buy two of, I'm not asking you to hoard. That is going to become

00:29:50.540 very unpopular and I don't want you to panic. I just want you to go out. And if something is

00:29:57.300 on sale or you're buying macaroni and cheese and you need one box, buy two. And every time

00:30:06.340 you go shopping, buy two of whatever it is that you need instead of one, just start with

00:30:13.880 that by two and only use one everything. Forget about food shortages, which are coming. Inflation

00:30:23.860 is going to be outrageous by, by this time next year. I have no idea. Food shortages and inflation.

00:30:34.980 I guarantee you just by not panicking, just by buying two every time you go shopping and only using

00:30:44.360 one by this time next year, you will have made more money in just what you're saving because you can dip

00:30:53.320 into your food shortage. You will make more money just on that food that you have and the food that

00:30:59.760 you are now, the money you're saving by not buying that food at the high price. It will boggle your

00:31:05.320 mind how much you're saving. You won't be able to make that much money on anything else that you could

00:31:10.720 buy. It is something that you really, truly need to consider. I want to give you something else.

00:31:18.500 There is a good friend of mine who knows this kind of stuff. Um, he, uh, he wrote, uh, last night,

00:31:27.860 let me see if I can find it here. He wrote a list of what everybody should be looking into. Um, gosh,

00:31:35.500 where is it? Um, but he is talking about wheat. Even water is going up if you want to store water. Um,

00:31:45.280 but wheat, pasta, olive oil, uh, I'll give you the full list later on in the program, but that's

00:31:53.840 important to do. And of course, if you're going to, I mean, if you're going to buy a new car,

00:31:59.120 uh, I mean, look at Stu, how long have you wait? How long is it? You just passed your seven month

00:32:05.780 anniversary of my new car order. Very exciting. It's, uh, in that wonderful state of waiting to

00:32:12.480 be plucked from the dealership and you're at some point I think would theoretically even know what

00:32:18.960 it's going to cost. So you may not even buy it because you don't even know what it's going to

00:32:22.500 cost you. My understanding is the way the rules work among these dealership is, is the parent

00:32:29.860 company gets to tell them they can't sell new cars for exorbitant prices. Oh, that would be

00:32:36.420 gouging. Now what the dealerships have discovered is let's just say a new car comes in, uh, one in

00:32:43.260 high demand. What they can do is sell it to a, a close friend or confidant. Wow. Who can then sell

00:32:51.900 it back to them as a used car, which they can then charge a massive. Are they actually doing

00:32:57.220 that? That's happening all over the country. Oh, that's so bad. Yeah. I mean some, what, you know,

00:33:01.640 a car comes in, it costs, you know, I don't know, $50,000. You, you sell it. You sell it to the person

00:33:08.440 for $50,000 MSRP. They sell it back to you for a slight markup. Let's say 52,000. Then you put it on

00:33:15.820 your, on your lot for 70,000 as a used car because no one can get cars. So they're massively in demand.

00:33:21.900 Unbelievable. All these features can't come. Um, some of them are now the, they're starting to

00:33:27.180 deliver some cars, but without, without the features, without the things that all you have

00:33:31.840 to do is put the chips in. I mean, I know for, I think it's Ford is doing this with trucks that

00:33:37.100 there are trucks that are loaded with all the features. They're missing the chips. So the truck

00:33:42.720 runs just a lot of the stuff that you want wireless charger for your phone, for example. And again,

00:33:49.040 like, can you drive a car without a wireless charger? Certainly. However, when you buy a

00:33:53.300 new car, you order it a certain way, you want it to come in that way. And a lot of the reason why

00:33:57.380 people upgrade their cars is not necessarily because the car has issues with it running better.

00:34:02.680 They want to get the new technology. They want to make their lives a little bit easier. Um,

00:34:07.120 so that's about to change everybody, but just, yeah, I know it does. And we're at the best of

00:34:15.120 this. Remember when everybody said Americans are just going to have to learn to do with less. They're

00:34:19.560 going to have to, I guarantee you a year from now, we're going to look back at this time of the COVID

00:34:26.180 period and go, those are good times. Yeah. Well, we will. And I will say the car that I ordered

00:34:31.620 would actually put me into, uh, into negative territory on my ESG score. They will actually

00:34:37.780 think I'm running a power plant, uh, at my home. A coal power plant is running in my bag.

00:34:43.740 So my ESG score is going to suck. Oh yeah. Uh, but I mean, did you see this story? Uh, uh,

00:34:50.160 this is from a couple of years ago, but the credit card that will not, Oh yeah. You,

00:34:56.080 you buy a certain amount of things over the year and you cross your carbon footprint limit,

00:35:01.160 shuts it off. It will not let you buy anything anymore. Oh really? That's crazy. What? I

00:35:06.680 know that's a financial instrument that is cutting you off. What? That'll never happen. In theory

00:35:12.300 with this card, they're like, Oh, it's just for environmentalists who want it. Uh, but

00:35:16.340 guess what? The technology already exists and it has existed for multiple years. By the

00:35:20.300 way, yeast, flour, all purpose flour, rice, beans, sugar, olive oil, pasta, oatmeal. Okay.

00:35:31.160 Just a quick list of things you're really going to want to do. By the way, you can get them on

00:35:37.580 Amazon right now and not be called a freak, uh, a Faraday bag for your phone. Don't want your phone

00:35:43.320 tracked. Put it in a Faraday bag. You can find them on Amazon. Now, if Stu's ESG footprint is going

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00:37:23.560 Beck. The Glenn Beck Program.

00:37:28.360 So we were talking about the carbon footprint and Stu trying to get a car. I went yesterday to the

00:37:46.720 Museum of the American GI. This is down in College Station, Texas. And it is remarkable. It is,

00:37:56.720 it is run by two guys, owned by two guys. And I can't say run. It is all of the people there that

00:38:02.760 I met. This is a passion project for them. I walked in to this warehouse where they have

00:38:10.180 all of these tanks and all of everything from World War II. And they're all sitting in this warehouse.

00:38:18.080 They all can be fired and they all work. And they're like in brand new condition because the guys who run

00:38:24.840 it and all the people that work there are all freaks. They love this stuff and they want to

00:38:32.520 restore it perfectly. So it's the tank from the first tank from Renault in 1917. The first tank we bought

00:38:41.580 from the awful car company in France, Renault. It's a ridiculous tank. Yesterday, I drove a Sherman

00:38:47.900 tank. They all work. And this weekend, they are having a deal for families where you can come out,

00:38:55.600 you can fire them, you can climb inside of them. It's crazy. It is crazy. And it's like five bucks,

00:39:04.460 I think to get in. Don't quote me, but I think it's five or six bucks for adults. And oh my gosh. Oh

00:39:10.400 yeah. This, this is cheap fun, cheap fun. I guess so. Uh, hang on just a second. It is at the museum

00:39:16.800 of the American GI. You can find out more about it. Just go to American GI museum.org. I'm thinking

00:39:25.580 about coming there. I mean, I went yesterday, uh, cause I have plans this weekend that I'm trying to get

00:39:31.880 out of because I w I want to go back. I mean, it is, it's so cool. It is so cool. And everybody there

00:39:39.360 is like a world war two freak. So if you want to know anything, I met the world's expert on patent

00:39:45.880 yesterday, ask him any question. Think of a hard patent question. Look something up that you think

00:39:52.080 nobody knows. He knows it. It's crazy. It find out about it. It happens this weekend here in Texas,

00:39:58.500 American GI museum.org. They always talk about the second amendment argument. Like, what are you

00:40:04.520 going to do if you have, you have a gun and then there's a tank rolling down? Uh, what are you gonna

00:40:09.880 do with your private weapons? Well, we'll bring out our private tanks. There's a lot of them here in

00:40:14.800 Texas. It's crazy. A lot of them. It's crazy. And these guys are, they're just so great. I could

00:40:20.380 hang out with these guys forever. I love people who are passionate about whatever it is they do.

00:40:26.500 Yeah. You know, and these guys are so passionate about it and it's all run on private money. They

00:40:31.960 just, they do it and everybody volunteers their time and they just want to, they just want to

00:40:38.840 preserve the history and pass it on. Your kids, your family will have a blast and you'll learn a ton

00:40:46.780 this weekend. Uh, all right. It is the American, American GI museum, American GI museum.org. Uh,

00:40:59.120 check it out this weekend. Really go. I might see you there. All right. Bill O'Reilly

00:41:06.940 is coming up next. Yeah. Their carbon footprints do is massive. Starting those tanks up. This

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00:43:03.280 back program. Hello America. Wow. What hasn't happened this week? Bill O'Reilly is here to give

00:43:14.420 us some perspective on everything that has happened. And we start with whatever he thinks is the biggest

00:43:20.420 story of the week. I can't wait to hear how he ranks what happens this week. And I don't know where

00:43:26.980 I would begin. Bill O'Reilly in 60 seconds. All right. I want you to know that there are certain

00:43:37.460 basic things that we think we know that we have no idea. For instance, they're talking about a new

00:43:43.680 gas card, right? Government might send out gas cards to everybody because of the price of gas and

00:43:49.720 inflation. Uh-huh. That's the worst idea. If you know how inflation works, you don't just give out

00:43:58.200 more money. That's what's caused the inflation. But do you, do you know about that? There are all

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00:44:24.300 I don't know if you've ever read the creature from Jekyll Island, but that's how the fed works.

00:44:29.120 That's all about the history of the fed. Well, they've just made this into like a little,

00:44:33.040 a kid's book, the, uh, creature from Jekyll Island. Uh, this is just one of the books, but

00:44:41.140 this is one that you should read. You should read because you're going to need to understand

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00:45:17.000 the week, sir. Putin's losing. That's the biggest story of the week, the month, maybe the year.

00:45:24.580 Okay. What does that mean? And it means that the Russian

00:45:29.860 military complex thought it would go in in about 10 days and occupy most of Ukraine and that

00:45:40.160 Zelensky would flee like the, uh, Afghan leaders did. Um, and none of it's happened. And now

00:45:47.280 with the increased weaponry that NATO is, uh, sending into Ukraine, remember the whole

00:45:53.920 Western border of Ukraine is open. The Russians don't have anybody there. So they can get as much,

00:46:00.800 uh, armaments and, uh, humanitarian aid in there as possible. So Putin, uh, now is embarrassed

00:46:09.100 because every military expert in the world knows that his army is not performing well. And instantly

00:46:17.300 the defense minister of Russia vanishes. Did you catch that back? Yes. I see that story. Yes.

00:46:25.080 I wonder where he is probably looking out of a window and then wanting to see the sidewalk at

00:46:32.100 close up distance quickly or at the bottom of a lake. Yeah. Okay. So that would be like

00:46:38.260 our defense chief, you know, what Blinken secretaries there, anybody like that, uh, Lloyd Austin just

00:46:46.860 disappearing, just gone. Okay. So that, that is the signal that right there that the defense minister

00:46:57.180 of Russia has disappeared. Now, none of the Russian people know that. And probably the army doesn't

00:47:05.760 even know it because there's no flow of information inside Russia. He knocked down Facebook and

00:47:13.040 Instagram. And it's hard to tweet there, except the Russian government can tweet worldwide because

00:47:19.640 Twitter hasn't banned them. The Russian government is okay. Yeah. Putin's fine. Donald Trump. Absolutely

00:47:29.520 not. Hey, Jack Dorsey. Hello. Well, okay. I mean, he's probably still busy working on a reason to,

00:47:37.800 uh, uh, to kick the Ayatollah off. I want everyone listening to us right now, all the tens of millions

00:47:45.400 of Glenn Beck fans to just step back and just think that a former president of the United States is banned

00:47:54.580 from Twitter. Yet the Putin government is not. Now that is about as stunning an indictment of any

00:48:07.120 corporation I have ever seen. Would you not agree that? I would agree. I would agree. So it's not

00:48:15.220 complicated. No, even the ladies on the view could understand it. You'd have to tell them slowly.

00:48:22.060 You would, you have to go over every word with them, but they could grasp it. Well, you, you had,

00:48:28.080 I think it was YouTube, uh, that removed the, uh, uh, the CPAC, uh, video because the president

00:48:36.460 mentioned that it was a crooked election. Yeah. Gone. And so gone. Okay. So as long as we all know

00:48:42.980 what's happening inside our own country, but let's get back to Putin. So there's little Vlad five foot

00:48:48.440 seven. Okay. And you haven't seen him topless lately because he's now serious Vlad. So he hasn't

00:48:54.540 been topless hunting tigers. He's, uh, clothed slaughtering Ukraine children. That's, that's

00:49:02.000 where Vlad is. He's a real macho man. You know, the village people love him. So anyway, he thought

00:49:09.740 he'd roll in there and that the Eastern part of Ukraine would be waving Russian flags and thank

00:49:15.840 you for liberating us, Vlad, you're the greatest guy. And then he would occupy the key cities in

00:49:22.120 Ukraine and do what he wants in there and pose some guy like they did in Belarus and Georgia that

00:49:28.280 loves Vlad. That's what he thought. Now there's no assurance that the Russian army will even defeat

00:49:36.200 the Ukrainians. So it's been more than a month. The news, the news today is, is that the Ukrainians,

00:49:43.420 uh, have pushed the Russians completely out of Kiev. So they have gained ground on the Russians.

00:49:51.460 That's can't believe that's crazy. No, I know. I know. I know. You can't believe any reportage

00:49:57.100 coming out of Ukraine because the Ukrainian government obviously is going to go, we're kicking

00:50:02.860 serious, but, and the Russians are going, Oh no, no, no, we are. So, but what is beyond any dispute

00:50:09.940 is that we are into week five and the Russians don't have any part of this theater. So secured.

00:50:18.800 So Bill, let me ask you this, but you know, when we showed the world how incompetent we were in,

00:50:24.660 uh, Afghanistan, it changed every ally and, uh, enemies mind about us. What does this do for Russia?

00:50:33.480 Because we were always told Russia was a very good, uh, military and they had completely updated and

00:50:41.560 they are, they're better than they've ever been. Really? Excellent question back. And I'm going to

00:50:46.680 give you a surprising answer. So you have to understand the Russian army are conscripts.

00:50:53.580 They're drafted, right? They're not signing up like the American army, right? So there's these

00:51:00.560 guys out on the steps. They're 17, 18 years old. They're all of a sudden in a uniform. They don't

00:51:07.160 want to be in a uniform. They're not elite forces. And that's, who's getting the, um, bulk of the

00:51:15.780 fighting in Ukraine. So this is like, I mean, I thought Afghanistan was this for them, but this

00:51:20.760 is like Vietnam for us. And that's not against the American soldiers, but forces in, in Vietnam.

00:51:26.480 We're not incompetent. The communists never beat us one time. No, no, no, wait, wait, wait. But

00:51:31.680 there's a difference between incompetent. I don't want to take down the Vietnam soldiers by any stretch

00:51:35.760 of the imagination, but their heart wasn't in it. Um, that's true because they were everybody

00:51:41.100 military performed very well under tremendously adverse circumstances in Vietnam. That's not

00:51:47.120 the case in Ukraine. So these Ukrainian, um, uh, fighters are far more motivated than the Russian

00:51:53.780 conscripts. But here's the most important thing of this embarrassment, military embarrassment for

00:51:59.020 Putin. She is watching this. Yeah. Now Putin cannot survive on this planet without China.

00:52:07.440 So now she is going, you know what, this might not be our best ally. If we throw in with him,

00:52:16.160 we're going to get economic sanctions put on us. That's going to hurt China big time because it's

00:52:21.420 an export economy. They have to sell their stuff overseas. If nobody buys it, the Chinese don't eat.

00:52:27.580 So now she goes, look at this. Um, so I fully expect because China is different from Russia.

00:52:36.980 This is one man causing this thing in, in, uh, Ukraine, one man and one man only Putin.

00:52:42.740 It's not the Duma. It's not the Russian people. It's him. China's different. So she who is the

00:52:50.900 virtual dictator there, he's got to answer. He's got to answer. Putin doesn't have to answer.

00:52:57.060 Not now, but when the military turns on him, which I believe will happen,

00:53:02.080 well, that's going to be the end of Putin. All right. So, uh, let me ask you this because

00:53:06.100 that is a, a trapped rat. Uh, and even, you know, you, you corner a cat and they pounce,

00:53:12.480 they, they will fight their way out. And he is a, uh, he's a fighter and we backed him into a corner.

00:53:19.940 Uh, I just had president, uh, Trump on about an hour ago and, and asked him this question. So

00:53:26.080 does he find a way out or does he amp things up and, and actually consider things like chemical

00:53:34.060 weapons? And Trump told me, I don't know. I can't predict him. I don't know now.

00:53:39.520 Well, that's a, that's a fair answer from Trump. Oh, I think it is. How can anybody know

00:53:44.720 how emotionally damaged Vlad Putin is? We know he's emotionally damaged because no

00:53:51.020 rational human being would do what he did. So we know that. But again, in order to carry out gas

00:53:59.020 and nukes and all of this, the army has to do it. The commanders have to do it. And Putin is in a

00:54:09.940 position now where his main guy, the defense minister, obviously he wasn't, you know, performing.

00:54:18.240 He's gone. The major commanders know that the Russian commanders know it, that he's out. And are

00:54:25.780 they going to, they're going to do that? I'm not sure. So I think, well, I mean, look at project

00:54:31.860 Valkyrie. I mean, it takes a lot for you to turn on a commander in chief who just can kill you.

00:54:37.860 It does. But when you're talking nukes and gas, you know, uh, when you're talking that kind of

00:54:43.140 stuff, then Russia, the, the people, the military is the only group in Russia that can neutralize

00:54:50.980 Putin. So the people really, the people can rise up and they can cause trouble, but they can't get

00:54:56.720 them. The military could. So Putin is not nearly as strong as he was seven weeks ago.

00:55:03.900 So, so, so let me ask you this, and I'm not asking you for a prediction. I'm asking you for the most

00:55:09.060 likely or most probable outcome here. Do you see this ending quickly? Do you see this dragging on?

00:55:16.220 Do you see him getting more violent or, uh, a coup, an inside coup from the military?

00:55:22.780 Well, I think that Putin, uh, has a few more weeks to do whatever he thinks he can do.

00:55:29.860 Um, but the sanctions are really cutting into the supply chain. We have supply chain problems in

00:55:36.460 America. Can you imagine the supply chain problems in Russia back? Yeah. They can't get big max. They

00:55:44.060 can't have a Coke. They can't. Well, I will tell you that it, Russia, you know, this Russia is a

00:55:49.520 very different, the big cities are very Americanized or, you know, Western, but once they run out of

00:55:55.760 vodka, I mean, you know, Hey, yeah, I know. I know what I'm trying to say is this. I think he's got a

00:56:02.760 window Putin of a maybe two or three more weeks that he can, he's not going to be in a position of

00:56:12.940 what they call it's a cliche do or die in that two or three week periods. Zelensky has already

00:56:19.260 signaled, look, we won't join NATO. They probably give Putin a few Eastern provinces in the country.

00:56:25.900 If he'd stop, they probably would do that. So I think that the odds are that Putin will say,

00:56:32.600 okay, I'm going to stop and declare victory. And I'm going to tell the Russian people on a,

00:56:38.280 you know, an announcement that the Russians are heroic and we freed all these people,

00:56:43.100 you know, that's probably the best odds, but nobody can really, um, no, nobody can really

00:56:50.820 predict it. But here's something that people don't know either. The patriarch of the Russian

00:56:56.080 Orthodox church, 90% of Russians are Russian Orthodox. Kyrill is his name. He is supporting

00:57:05.080 Putin. It's unbelievable that this guy who's like the Pope in Russia is supporting Putin.

00:57:15.160 Because if he sees him, Kyrill, who is bound for hell, hey, patriarch, you really believe in heaven

00:57:22.360 and hell? Guess where you're going. Okay. If he would say, you know, I think enough's enough.

00:57:30.040 Yeah. Putin would have to stop. Well, Putin is, he has positioned himself because of Alexander

00:57:35.440 Dugan as a, as a defender of the faith. Yeah. He's got the cross on. Right. Even when he's

00:57:41.460 topless, he wears a cross. I don't want to even think about that, Bill.

00:57:44.920 All right. Back with more with Bill O'Reilly. There's a ton to talk about. You can stay the

00:57:49.700 full hour with me, Bill. Yeah. Back, you know, I wouldn't do it for anybody else, but for you,

00:57:55.080 I know you're, come on, man, you're in long Island. You're, you're probably in your boxers

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00:59:14.920 the difference. 10 seconds, station ID. So yesterday, Bill, or this, this week, a lot of

00:59:26.020 things have happened, especially with the, the financial systems of the world. China is cobbling

00:59:34.300 together a new world order. Russia is part of that. Looks like India may go that way. And maybe even

00:59:41.740 Saudi Arabia and the Russian foreign minister was talking about Brazil and Mexico, et cetera,

00:59:48.040 et cetera, getting off of the dollar. And so that's their side. But here's what Joe Biden said

00:59:53.900 also this week. You know, we are at an inflection point, I believe in the world economy, not just the

01:00:00.300 world economy in the world. It occurs every three or four generations. And now's the time when things

01:00:05.760 are shifting. We're going to, there's going to be a new world order out there and we've got to lead

01:00:10.320 it. We've got to unite. So he is talking about basically Bretton Woods three. So if this ends,

01:00:16.920 do we go back to the, the order, the financial order of the dollar being the key or is it,

01:00:25.500 is it already on a path where it's too late and it's going to, we're going to bifurcate here in the

01:00:31.100 world? Well, there's a lot of big words bifurcate. Wow. I know. I don't know what it means. I think it

01:00:36.780 has something to do with sexuality, but yeah, I'm a, I'm not an economic expert, but this is

01:00:41.620 how I see it because I'm a simple man and I go from A to B to C. The street is not concerned with

01:00:49.560 this. Wall street is not concerned with it. So if, if wall street believed that the U S dollar was not

01:00:56.420 going to be the currency of the whole world, believe me, you wouldn't see a crash in the

01:01:01.100 stock market and the bond market of the United States. And that has not happened. That's number

01:01:06.360 one. Okay. So they don't believe it. Number two, when you look at the individual countries,

01:01:12.020 the ruble is worth nothing so that you, the, uh, Saudi Arabia can go out. Okay. We're going to sell

01:01:18.100 oil and we're going to take rubles. They're not taking rubles. Okay. Because rubles doesn't buy them

01:01:23.560 the yacht. Right. They're not talking about taking rubles. They're, they're talking about a new

01:01:28.260 one backed up by commodities. Yeah. I call it yen because I, I refuse to, uh, to legitimize Mao Zedong

01:01:37.020 and, uh, you know, I'm still back in 1949. Good. Um, but anyways, the Arabs are not going to take

01:01:43.480 the Chinese money and they're not going to take it. They don't like the way it looks. They don't,

01:01:47.840 they're not taking it. So, but all of this is to rattle Biden's chain and the, and America's

01:01:53.340 chain. That's what they want to do. They want to lessen the power of the USA. And that's always

01:01:58.480 been the case. You write about it in your book, the great reset. Okay. So all of this to me is not

01:02:06.060 worrisome. I get mail because we do billoreilly.com and we have a mail segment. I go home. Should I pull

01:02:12.000 all my mail, uh, my money out of the bank and bury it? And I said, no, do anything. Just let's ride

01:02:18.360 this out. Now, Joe Biden doesn't know, you know, the new world order, Joe, I mean, come

01:02:24.340 on, what's the new world order. What is that? He does. He doesn't know what it is. Oh, I think

01:02:30.500 he does. No. His, his economic advisors are all from black rock. Yeah. All from black rock.

01:02:37.340 They're horrible. Um, the most important thing, and this is very important for your audience

01:02:43.180 to understand that the United States can do right now to build an economy that dominates the world

01:02:51.760 is to get our energy industry on track, to make it easier to harvest fossil fuel that the world

01:03:01.360 needs. And that is the most important. Amen. You're exactly right. And that will not happen under this

01:03:11.520 administration, uh, and with the, uh, with the Democrats in Congress, because that goes against

01:03:18.460 the new world order, uh, that black rock and this white house and everybody else is pushing.

01:03:24.460 They are not going to open up anything. They're going to continue to penalize and starve from cash,

01:03:32.020 all oil producers and fossil fuel people back with more here in a second. Um, I, I love bill,

01:03:39.240 but, uh, I, uh, I will tell you, uh, I, I disagree with him on what's coming financially. I think the

01:03:45.800 world has been, uh, the people who know have been working on, on things, uh, a new financial order

01:03:53.420 for quite some time. That's why Russia and China and others have been buying gold, 200,000 tons of gold

01:04:02.200 for China. Um, it is, it's remarkable what's happening. And that's because they believe the

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01:05:10.760 Bill, we've got about 10 minutes left. I want to talk to you about three things. Uh, let's start with

01:05:15.960 the, uh, Kataji, uh, uh, Kataji, uh, uh, Brown Jackson hearings. Okay. Give me a minute before

01:05:23.160 you boot me off here. I just had something fairly important for your audience. Okay. All right. So,

01:05:28.520 uh, Manchin just announced the democratic center from West Virginia. He'll vote for, uh, judge Brown

01:05:34.420 Jackson. So she's going to be confirmed. Uh, three Republicans will vote for her. Um, Murkowski

01:05:40.520 in Alaska, Collins and Maine and your pal. He's not my pal. Believe me. Let me ask you guys

01:05:48.520 had, uh, no, no property. No, no. Uh, so, so let me ask you this. Uh, how can anyone literally

01:05:58.600 anyone vote for her? Not based on politics, just based on the fact that she cannot define

01:06:06.160 what a woman is. Well, that was her big, uh, gaffe and I would not vote for her. Um, because

01:06:12.900 I'm a fair guy. I think, you know, that you know me a long time and I listened to her and

01:06:19.500 I don't believe her. I, I mean, she's trying to come across as this constitutionalist. She's

01:06:24.100 going to be objective in her rulings. That's what you tried to sell. And then I'm seeing somebody

01:06:29.560 who's deeply involved with political correctness and woke culture. Yeah. Isn't that what you

01:06:36.580 see? Yes. Yes. And it won't work. That's what I see. Yes. So do I want one of the nine

01:06:42.300 most powerful people in a country to be yet another woke monster? Let me ask you, let me

01:06:49.240 ask you about, um, Clarence Thomas. Have you, have you heard, I mean, we should all be on

01:06:55.940 our knees begging for him, uh, to, to, uh, get well, he's still in the hospital. Yeah.

01:07:02.260 I don't know anything about it. I, I, I can't comment on it, but obviously if Biden has another

01:07:07.700 pick, uh, Biden is going to put in the most left wing people he can find. I will tell you

01:07:14.500 this also, um, uh, with, um, uh, uh, with Ketanji Brown Jackson, she is also somebody who

01:07:23.180 is for packing the court. Uh, so she is, she's all for that. She says she's not, but her record

01:07:30.220 shows, uh, something, uh, a great deal different. Uh, and the same people who are saying that the

01:07:37.840 Republicans are so mean, they are now mounting a campaign and bringing up, uh, what, uh, Ginny

01:07:46.040 Thomas happened to say about, you know, the election in November of 2020, they're bringing

01:07:54.100 that up and they're sliming them while she's with her husband in the hospital. I know. I mean,

01:08:01.120 look, they don't, you know who they are. I mean, it's horrible. Look, the right wing fanatics,

01:08:07.720 the crazy right wing people are bad, but they're not as bad as the crazy left wing fanatics.

01:08:15.480 Um, I just want to make one more point on this. So this is why the midterm elections in November

01:08:23.160 are so vital because if the Republicans can take the Senate, then Biden can't get his left wing

01:08:31.900 people through. Okay. Yep. So, I mean, it's just so vital. Look, you may hate Trump and a lot of

01:08:39.400 Americans do is Republicans hate him, but he put in traditional judges on the Supreme Court,

01:08:46.680 which that is the only way to save the country. Yes. Yes. Okay. Let me switch to, uh, Disney,

01:08:55.540 the Disney protest. Disney is a company that has completely lost control of its company.

01:09:01.580 Did you see the Iger interview with, uh, John Stewart? No, no. This was unbelievable. So Bob

01:09:08.280 Iger is a former CEO of Disney. He's the guy that brought it. Whoa. Yes. Okay. And Disney's so bad

01:09:15.380 that ABC entertainment will not accept great scripts from white men. Unbelievable. And they admit it.

01:09:24.520 The woman said it. I get really excellent scripts all the time, but they're from white men and we're

01:09:31.240 just not going to do business with them. Oh my God. Okay. So Disney now is, as you put it, the most

01:09:40.260 extreme woke company on earth, but, but they're really not because they charge so much money to go to

01:09:47.780 the Disney theme parks that poor and working class families cannot go. So black kids can't go to

01:09:56.280 Disney world or Disneyland unless their parents make over $80,000 a year. Easy. Because it costs so much

01:10:03.800 money. Oh yeah. You're, you're in debt. You go to Disney, you are in debt for a long time. So they can say

01:10:11.500 whatever they want, but can't you have like a advanced sale discount or maybe Tuesdays for the

01:10:18.620 working class something? Yeah. No. Okay. So Iger goes on with John Stewart. He's got a little podcast,

01:10:25.120 I guess. And, and Stewart is, is really hopped up about the irresponsibility of the press as he

01:10:30.640 should be. And every American should be. And that's my column this weekend on billoreilly.com.

01:10:35.160 The American press has fallen apart. Okay. So Stewart goes, what's the matter with these

01:10:40.600 companies? You're the CEO of Disney. You want ABC news? What's the matter? So Iger looks at

01:10:46.340 Stewart and goes, well, the problem is that companies do not hold journalists responsible

01:10:53.340 when they say false things and when they distort the record. And I'm going, the view is run

01:11:04.780 by ABC. You moron. You, I mean, if I were Stewart, I would have grabbed his throat. I would

01:11:12.420 have launched off the chair and grabbed his throat and twirled him. How dare you say that when you run

01:11:22.440 the view? That is so funny. That is so funny. Did I get too wound up? No, I don't think so. I think

01:11:28.780 that's appropriate. Um, let me, uh, let me switch to the final topic. I just had, um, uh, president

01:11:34.740 Trump on talking about his lawsuit against everybody, uh, on the left, everybody that was involved with

01:11:42.740 the steel dossier. Uh, the only people he hasn't named yet are the, um, is the media. I think in a,

01:11:51.340 in a, in America that I grew up in that I understood this would have teeth, but you wouldn't need it

01:11:58.540 because the justice department would have already taken care of these things. Yeah. I thought Trump

01:12:03.260 he should, you should name Putin in that lawsuit. Get Putin in there. Um, because Putin, Russian

01:12:09.100 collusion, heck, come on, get everybody in, everybody in. So does this have a chance? No,

01:12:15.380 but it's worth the, it's worth the effort because number one, he files in Florida. So he gets a

01:12:22.180 conservative federal court. No, the judge is, um, uh, appointed by, um, uh, Clinton and was the

01:12:31.780 judge that threw out, you know, her private server stuff through that lawsuit out. Yeah. But then

01:12:36.720 they'll go to the court of appeals. Yeah. What, what, and, and Trump's not paying any lawyer. The

01:12:41.700 lawyers are doing a free so they can get on cable news and, you know, here's a big shot. He's

01:12:45.300 representing Trump. So it's no downside for Trump to do this. If they ever get the depositions,

01:12:51.640 that means Hillary Clinton walks in, call me, walks in under oath. And that's what it's all about.

01:12:59.280 So what does Trump have to lose by throwing his giant hand grenade, uh, into the federal court system?

01:13:05.020 Nothing. And you know, once you beat stormy Daniels, I mean, the sky's the limit, right?

01:13:10.740 Well, I will tell you this. I am, uh, I'm one of the Americans that I don't care how you voted.

01:13:17.960 Um, and I don't care if you like him or hate him. This is important that this is cleaned up so it can

01:13:24.840 never be happy. It can never happen again. Nobody has paid any price for any of this.

01:13:31.640 And the American people, except the American people. Yeah. It was so corrupt. My last column,

01:13:38.380 and it's still on billoreilly.com says this is the most corrupt action in American history vis-a-vis

01:13:46.500 presidential elections. When you ignore the Hunter Biden laptop, and then you promote Russian

01:13:52.400 collusion, you combine the two. There has never been a bigger media scandal ever.

01:13:59.480 All right. Bill O'Reilly from billoreilly.com.

01:14:02.080 I got a minute, right?

01:14:02.840 You do. Yeah.

01:14:04.080 Okay. So I got a lot of people walking up to me because everybody knows me back.

01:14:08.380 And, and they're very, very frightened.

01:14:11.040 Of course, you're a very large man.

01:14:13.500 I am large.

01:14:14.160 I mean, unusually large.

01:14:15.820 They're frightened of the country.

01:14:17.160 Oh, okay. All right.

01:14:18.660 That we don't have enough power to fend off the bad guys. And I look at them and I say,

01:14:24.240 when you read Killing the Killers out May 3rd, the secret war against terrorists,

01:14:29.360 I describe the weaponry that the United States has. No one knows the ferocity of our weapon system.

01:14:39.540 If we wanted to take out bad Vlad, we could take him out in 20 minutes. But of course that might lead

01:14:46.440 to a nuclear war. Yeah.

01:14:48.420 Okay. But the weaponry we have, the warheads and everything else, dwarfs, anything bad Vlad has

01:14:56.520 or she. And we go through it methodically in Killing the Killers because these are the weapons

01:15:02.780 that are being used to assassinate the jihadists. And no one knows about it, Beck. I sent you a copy

01:15:11.060 this weekend. I expect you to start to read that book.

01:15:15.280 I didn't get it.

01:15:16.280 You got it, Beck, because I traced it right to your house.

01:15:20.780 I, there is, I've got all your books down right here and I do not have Killing the Killers.

01:15:25.920 I never received it.

01:15:27.760 This is what I got with Killing the Mob.

01:15:29.760 Well, I don't know. I got Killing the Mob eventually, but not in advance.

01:15:36.240 So, all right.

01:15:37.640 Stu stole it to give to his mother.

01:15:41.380 Bill O'Reilly, the name of the book, I guess, I wish I had a copy of it, Killing the Killers,

01:15:47.380 The Secret War Against Terrorists. And it's Bill O'Reilly and you can order it now on Amazon

01:15:52.660 or wherever you get your books. And while you're there, there are hardbound copies available now

01:15:58.120 of The Great Reset. And you can get that wherever books are sold.

01:16:02.800 Thank you very much.

01:16:03.760 Yeah, it's a good book, Beck.

01:16:04.800 God bless you.

01:16:05.220 Thank you very much for having me.

01:16:06.200 You bet. Talk to you later. Bye-bye.

01:16:07.800 Thanks, Bill. By the way, one good news update before we go to break.

01:16:11.320 Clarence Thomas released from the hospital.

01:16:12.880 Oh, thank goodness.

01:16:13.800 Thank God.

01:16:14.420 Thank God.

01:16:14.760 Please pray for him. I mean, if we don't have the Senate and one of these guys dies,

01:16:22.660 we are toast. We are toast. All right. Let me tell you, I'd be pro weekend at Bernie's,

01:16:30.020 honestly, at that point.

01:16:30.700 Oh, I would too.

01:16:31.860 Oh, whatever we have to do.

01:16:33.260 I think his family would be the same. They'd be like, what?

01:16:35.860 He's fine.

01:16:36.720 Dad's fine.

01:16:37.460 Look at him.

01:16:38.440 Not as loud as he used to be.

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01:18:00.160 So see if, and maybe I'm just the dumbest man in America. Maybe I am. Maybe I am. But

01:18:15.880 can you make sense of this USA Today article suggesting that there's really no way to define

01:18:25.460 a woman? The subject, you know, came up in the court. Can I provide a definition of woman? No,

01:18:32.880 I can't. You can't? No, not in this context. I'm not a biologist. Peace published in USA Today

01:18:39.140 yesterday tackled the subject running the headline. Marsha Blackburn asked Brown Jackson to define

01:18:45.680 woman. Science says there's no simple answer. Now let me end. Unreal. You ready? Scientists agree there's

01:18:52.840 no sufficient way to clearly define what makes someone a woman. And with the billions of women

01:18:58.240 on the planet, there is so much variation. Traditional notions of sex and gender suggest

01:19:03.420 a simple binary. If you're born with a penis, you're a male and identify as a man. If you're

01:19:09.880 born with a vagina, you are a female and identify as... No, not identify. No, no, no. Listen,

01:19:15.040 listen. But the reality is more complex. Oh my God. Okay? There's not a single biological answer.

01:19:21.720 There's not even an answer to the question, what is female? According to Jordan Young,

01:19:26.520 pointing to at least six biological markers. Okay? You ready? You got to take these into account.

01:19:34.460 Genitals, chromosomes, gonads, internal reproductive structures, hormone ratios, and secondary sex

01:19:43.220 characteristics. Okay, so you got to have a penis or a vagina, the chromosome X or Y,

01:19:52.080 you have to have ovaries or testicles, you have to have a uterus or not.

01:19:59.680 I think that's easy to define a woman. Yeah. That's easy. We've nailed it. That's easy.

01:20:03.600 Now they've added two other things there, right? Secondary sex characteristics.

01:20:07.240 No idea what those are. Which they can identify as anything. Okay, I could say secondary sex

01:20:11.960 characteristics. A woman who looks very manly. Is that... I mean...

01:20:20.340 Which is what they're doing, right? There's... Well, this person's secondary sex characteristics

01:20:24.120 are that they like sports and hang out with the guys. Is that what it is?

01:20:27.740 Is that what it is? Yeah. I mean, I think that's what they're doing. And what was the other one?

01:20:31.080 It was the hormonal percentages. It's like, all right, well, that can obviously vary and you could

01:20:36.660 still be a woman or a man. When you're an older woman or an older man, you have hormonal differences

01:20:43.460 and that's why guys get testosterone. Right. Things change over time. Things change.

01:20:47.820 That does not make you... That doesn't mean you leave the category of male or female.

01:20:51.480 No. You have a very low testosterone. You may be a female. Right. That's not how this works

01:20:55.740 at all. And they know it. And look at this. What's amazing to this is the only thing they

01:21:00.400 actually criticized of all the unconstitutional nonsense around Kataji Brown Jackson is that

01:21:05.920 she said... Not that she didn't answer. They liked that. Because there's, of course, scientists

01:21:10.560 disagree there's no answer, which is absurd. Absurd. But in addition to that, the thing

01:21:15.320 they complained about was she said, I'm not a biologist, as if a biologist could answer

01:21:20.800 it. They're pissed off at her because she indicated that a biologist would be able to answer it.

01:21:26.660 And this biologist... That's what they're frustrated about. Right. Right. You can't answer these

01:21:31.220 questions. This is the nonsense. You can't answer the definition of a word. You're not allowed

01:21:36.580 to use it. You can't use words that you don't know what they mean. Excuse me. You... I... I'm not

01:21:42.840 saying this. Joe Biden said this. You were selected by... by a president because you were a black

01:21:50.100 woman. If I can't define a woman, how does he know he got the right person? How do we know

01:21:55.780 he kept that campaign promise? I don't know. It's... I think there should be a campaign. I think

01:22:01.100 somebody should start it. How do we know she's a woman? Joe Biden has failed on his campaign

01:22:07.700 promises. I want to see the six characteristics. I want to test. The Glenn Beck program.

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01:24:00.480 What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:24:23.720 So on the Twitters, of course, to be found on the information superhighway, Alex Epstein writes,

01:24:37.440 President Biden is a fascist in the literal sense of the term. He believes in pseudo private property

01:24:45.440 that government has an unlimited right to control. Case in point, he wants to dictate the exact

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01:26:33.060 Alex Epstein. Oh, my gosh. President Biden is a fascist. Oh, how can you possibly say that, Alex?

01:26:48.860 Well, thank you for picking my most controversial and literally true quote. Yes, it is. In a long time.

01:26:57.200 Yeah, it is truth. By the way, let me introduce you. This is Alex Epstein. He is the founder and CEO.

01:27:02.660 You got it right the first time. Did I? Epstein, sorry. It doesn't really matter.

01:27:06.140 Alex Epstein, founder and CEO, Center for Industrial Progress, author of The Moral Case

01:27:11.360 for Fossil Fuels. And it is a great, great book. All right, Alex, how could that possibly be true?

01:27:21.580 It's weird that the term fascism isn't used except to insult kind of pro-freedom people. Yes. But

01:27:28.500 fascism has a literal meaning, which I indicated in that tweet, which is it's essentially the same

01:27:33.540 thing as socialism, which is total government ownership and control of everything. But under

01:27:38.200 fascism, there's this phony ownership. So you have title to property, but the government has

01:27:43.460 unlimited ability to control your exercise of that property. And in some ways, it's worse than

01:27:49.160 socialism because Ayn Rand roughly put it as, you know, it gives you the responsibility of ownership

01:27:54.420 without the benefits. Yep. It almost sounds like the great reset, but I digress. Go ahead, Alex.

01:28:00.420 Oh yeah. Well, it is, but, but I think it's important and I'm glad you're highlighting the

01:28:04.820 great reset, which is actually the great regress. But the great regress is global fascism in particular.

01:28:11.620 So it's not saying it's become out of fashion to say, okay, well, we, all us smart people are going

01:28:16.960 to literally own everything and control it. They're like, no, you can own it, but we have

01:28:21.260 unlimited control, including we get to control every molecule of CO2, which basically means

01:28:26.840 every body and every machine in the society. So I think it's really important to identify

01:28:31.940 fascism as a thing and for its negative associations to remain with it. And I think it's why it upsets

01:28:38.720 people so much when I do it because they don't want that, those associations, but those associations

01:28:43.820 are very deserved. So there's some disturbing things, uh, well, like yesterday coming out from,

01:28:49.720 um, Larry Fink, the, uh, head of BlackRock, which is one of the leaders of this fascistic movement.

01:28:56.320 I mean, in case you don't know, he just said the actions taken by the private sector in Ukraine and

01:29:03.520 Russia demonstrate the power of capital markets, how the markets can provide capital to those who

01:29:09.440 have constructively worked within the system and how quickly they can deny it to those who operate

01:29:16.160 outside of it. Holy mother. That sounds terrifying. That's everything we said was coming. That is

01:29:24.020 fascism. And you, and what's happening is, uh, president Biden is saying, we're going to do

01:29:30.280 everything we can to get these oil prices down. No, he's not. He's doing exactly the opposite,

01:29:36.300 exactly the opposite. And he's doing it through these corporations in a public private partnership

01:29:43.100 on ESG to not provide any of the financing for these companies to actually build the infrastructure

01:29:51.280 or reopen the infrastructure to get things flowing again.

01:29:54.840 So you raise a lot of issues and I think all of those issues, uh, come together in what just

01:30:02.060 occurred a few days ago, which is the sec announcing new, what they call climate related disclosure

01:30:07.540 rule. This is in the context where we have rising oil prices, rising gasoline prices, there's

01:30:14.280 and lowering security, particularly in Europe, but also concerns in the U S and there's a recognition

01:30:20.000 that we need more domestic fossil fuel production. And maybe that those who have been opposing domestic

01:30:26.420 fossil fuel production over the years are villains in this case. And the Biden administration, that's

01:30:31.520 kind of an obvious thing, but the Biden administration is trying to stretch all logic and say, no, in fact,

01:30:36.220 we have done nothing to oppose, uh, domestic fossil fuel production, even though I've been doing this

01:30:42.160 for the last 20 years, including as part of Obama. And even though I literally ran on, I guarantee you,

01:30:47.620 we will end fossil fuel. So they're trying to stretch this so much, but they can't help themselves

01:30:53.040 because at the same time, they just propose these rules, which literally say that it, which in effect

01:30:59.640 to me, and I should say that every company under a certain jurisdiction has to acknowledge climate

01:31:05.480 catastrophisms. You have to say our CO2 emissions are not just causing warming, but literally global

01:31:10.460 catastrophe. And you have to adopt practices that the government deems good. And they specify

01:31:16.780 particular things like renewable energy, which really means unreliable solar wind.

01:31:21.440 So if that's not fascism, I don't know what it is, but it's even worse than regular fascism

01:31:26.100 because it's green fascism, which means green is the idea that human impact is bad. So it's,

01:31:32.060 which is an anti-human idea. So it's anti-industrial fascism. So the worst of all worlds,

01:31:37.280 government control, but it's not even trying to make industry effective. It's trying to make

01:31:41.600 industry green, which ultimately means just, we don't do anything.

01:31:45.060 So here's, here's one thing that, cause I'd like you to make the moral case. Um, but here's,

01:31:50.340 here's something that most people don't know. When Trump got into office, Rick Perry was our

01:31:54.940 secretary of energy and he went over to Poland and, uh, Poland is, uh, somebody that was completely

01:32:01.200 dependent on Russia, uh, for their gas. And Rick said, well, how much gas do you guys need?

01:32:09.540 And he told him, uh, the president of Poland told him and he's like, I think we can get that from just

01:32:15.000 Texas alone. Hey, don't worry about your gas problem. We were shipping so much natural gas

01:32:20.400 over to Poland that they were actually selling part of it. Cause they had enough for themselves.

01:32:26.700 They were selling part of it to Ukraine that took everybody out of the Russia pipeline and Biden

01:32:34.760 comes in. That's over. We're not sending it now. That's insanity. Well, so there's just this basic

01:32:43.880 fact, which is that the U S has virtually limitless quantities of fossil fuel that we can produce

01:32:50.120 domestically and abroad. So, and this is true of the world in general. So when you see price spikes and

01:32:55.960 supply, not meeting demand, you can be sure that the political phenomenon, not a physical phenomenon

01:33:00.840 or some like lack of skill or something like that. And the natural gas case that you raise is a very

01:33:06.920 instructive example. Recently on my podcast power hour, I had Toby Rice is the CEO of EQT, which is

01:33:13.220 the nation's largest natural gas producer. And so, you know, we could be producing a third more natural

01:33:18.120 gas if we had the pipeline infrastructure and the export infrastructure. Well, who's been opposing

01:33:23.760 pipelines and exports for 20 years, Joe Biden, and in general, the anti-fossil fuel left. So the idea

01:33:30.460 that they've done nothing to restrict production is just an insult to our intelligence. Yeah. Um, so

01:33:36.580 talk to me about, I mean, because when people say we got to get off fossil fuels, getting off of fossil

01:33:42.220 fuels, even if we were building all kinds of nuclear reactors, we must have fossil fuels because

01:33:52.380 almost everything in our lives has petrochemicals attached to it. Correct.

01:33:59.540 That's true. But it's a relatively small fraction of fossil fuels, and it's particularly oil and

01:34:06.040 natural gas, but you can do that stuff with coal. So you're right that the general idea of keep it in

01:34:11.620 the ground, one major reason is just totally ignorant and destructive is because we have all

01:34:16.780 these life enhancing synthetic materials. So if you want to keep it in the ground, that means the

01:34:21.100 artificial hearts are never going to exist. That means, you know, refrigerators are not going to

01:34:25.220 exist. Modern sanitation is not going to exist. So it's, it's what it really shows is the just

01:34:30.340 fundamental irresponsibility of the anti-fossil fuel movement, but it's not just the petrochemicals.

01:34:36.080 The main thing is, is the energy because fossil fuels still are a uniquely cost-effective source of

01:34:42.400 energy, which means they provide low cost, reliable energy for all types of machines, including heavy

01:34:47.620 duty industry and transportation, things that nothing else does right now. And they do it on a scale of

01:34:53.280 billions of people in thousands of places. And this is a world that is dramatically underpowered.

01:34:58.940 We still have 3 billion people using less electricity than a typical American refrigerator.

01:35:04.360 And that's why I say I have a new book coming out in two months called Fossil Future, and it is a

01:35:08.900 fossil future. And we need to embrace that because the world needs more energy. Fossil fuels are uniquely

01:35:14.020 good. We should be liberating nuclear, what I call decriminalizing nuclear. That's a key thing.

01:35:18.780 But for human beings to flourish for decades and generations to come, we need to be doubling

01:35:23.520 down on fossil fuels.

01:35:24.940 So right now, it looks like the new Axis power, if it's cobbled together, would include much of

01:35:33.600 Asia, China, of course, and India, maybe even Saudi Arabia and Russia. They're all going to double

01:35:43.980 down on fossil fuels, which makes our fight for climate ridiculous because you can't do half of

01:35:51.140 the world. But that's what we're going to do. What happens to the West if we continue to go down

01:36:01.740 this road with a great reset and choking to death all of our fossil fuels? What does that mean for us?

01:36:09.060 I'm glad you're highlighting this in Fossil Future. I use the term unilateral disempowerment

01:36:14.740 to discuss this because we're unilateral saying, yeah, we're not going to be empowered by fossil

01:36:18.900 fuels, but we're one sixth of the world's emissions and declining. So what happens is-

01:36:24.600 One sixth. Go ahead.

01:36:26.580 And declining. Yeah. And so if you look at it, it's really terrifying. I mean, we're just getting

01:36:31.720 a memory now of the 70s, which I was not alive and I was born in 1980, but I know the history.

01:36:36.360 People have had no idea until recently what an energy crisis is like and what you will do in

01:36:41.980 an energy crisis. But what you see with Europe is, look how cowardly they are in the face of

01:36:46.840 Russia. They won't do anything. Why? Because Russia can literally kill them by cutting off

01:36:51.300 their energy supply because they were so irresponsible and made themselves super dependent

01:36:55.280 on Russia. This is just the beginning, though. There can be far more control. So there's the ability

01:37:00.620 to cut off people's energy. But then there's also just the ability to have far more resources

01:37:05.500 for an economy and to wage war. A brilliant point, Palmer Luckey, who's the creator of

01:37:11.240 Oculus, but also created the new defense company, Anderil, one of the few tech guys who's really

01:37:16.120 pro-American. He made the point that you succeed in wars with a massive domestic production ability

01:37:22.200 that you can sustain. How does ours compare to China right now? And what's going to happen if we

01:37:27.040 keep mandating unreliable solar and wind, and then they keep using 60 plus percent coal for their

01:37:33.140 electricity, including to make our unreliable solar panels in winter? We're going to be,

01:37:38.040 we'll be France at best, France without nuclear power. Let me ask you this. We keep talking about,

01:37:44.680 you know, well, gas is so expensive, you just buy an electric car. The electricity coming from the

01:37:51.120 outlet is not a magic box. Most of it is made by coal. Some of it is made by fossil fuels. Some of it is

01:38:00.100 made by by nuclear. But you cannot cut off the fossil fuels in our power plants. How fast? What does it

01:38:12.980 look like? What percentage has to be plugging their cars in before we, without changing anything,

01:38:19.720 have an energy crisis because of electricity?

01:38:25.060 Yeah, that's a, that's a great thing to raise. You know, the Babylon Bee, I live in California still,

01:38:29.980 and the Babylon Bee had this great headline when Newsom, Newsom is just such a piece of work,

01:38:35.120 because, you know, by 2035, he said, we're outlawing gasoline cars. And they had this great

01:38:40.700 headline, you know, governor outlaws, like, you know, gasoline cars or mandates electric cars

01:38:46.760 in a state without electricity. And that is the essential logic of what we're talking about.

01:38:51.540 We're going to say we're going to use all of these battery cars. And yet we're undercutting

01:38:55.920 our ability to produce electricity. And we're seeing, you know, even more than the canary in

01:39:00.240 the coal mine with what's happened in California, with what's happened in Texas. Just the fundamental

01:39:04.700 thing that's happening is people are mandating unreliable solar and wind, and they are divesting from

01:39:10.400 reliable power plants. And in particular, they are not investing in resiliency measures. That's a lot of

01:39:15.980 what happened in Texas, where you don't weatherize things. So while Alberta was did great with worse

01:39:21.100 temperatures during the week of the Texas crisis, Texas had a disaster, because it's it spent,

01:39:26.540 you know, $70 billion on solar and wind, and the related infrastructure. So it's it's a disaster

01:39:32.200 to depend on elect, like, the more you have electric vehicles, you have to have an amazingly robust grid.

01:39:39.260 And yet we're mandating these vehicles and worsening the grid, which just gives the government total

01:39:43.800 control and can lead to total catastrophe. All right, I want to I want to spend one more minute

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01:41:22.760 So Alex, let's talk a little bit about nuclear power plants. Is it true that Europe is

01:41:30.500 thinking about actually coming back into line with nuclear power? I've heard talk that they're

01:41:38.900 thinking about passing a bill saying that that cannot be included in ESG.

01:41:46.920 So it's true that there's the totally insane position that we care about CO2 emissions,

01:41:53.560 and yet we're against the best way of producing them, namely nuclear energy.

01:41:56.680 That is finally getting attacked, which is nice. You're seeing that in Europe. You're seeing that

01:42:01.800 in the U.S. The problem is, is that the anti-nuclear movement has spent the last 40 years essentially

01:42:07.100 criminalizing nuclear to the point where, say, in the U.S., the price has gone up by a factor of 10,

01:42:12.980 even though nuclear is has proven safer than people thought. And even though we have far more knowledge

01:42:19.200 now and the raw material prices haven't gone up. So how does something become 10 times more expensive

01:42:23.220 adjusted for inflation because the government has made it impossible? And I'm working actively with

01:42:29.640 some people in Congress. And if anyone else wants to join on a decriminalizing nuclear platform,

01:42:34.320 what we've seen mostly so far, though, is welfare handouts and quote unquote research. But that's

01:42:40.480 not what's needed. Primarily, we need to liberate nuclear so you can have actual innovation and a

01:42:45.340 free market. And without that, it's just going to be all these boondoggles. So which, you know,

01:42:50.180 in the U.S., we have all these nuclear boondoggles, but nothing has gotten fully approved and conceived

01:42:55.100 conceived and approved since the Nuclear Regulatory Commission got created in 1975.

01:43:00.480 I heard that there are these new nuclear plants that are being tested that are small,

01:43:06.800 that can't really go into a meltdown at all. They're all self-contained and small.

01:43:13.520 Do you know anything about this next generation of nuclear power?

01:43:16.980 I do. And so they're often called SMRs, small modular reactors. The thing is, if you look at

01:43:23.580 the timetable on these things, it's very emblematic of what happens to nuclear. They keep getting

01:43:27.840 delayed and delayed and delayed. And it's a great thing to pursue. But as long as the criminalizing

01:43:34.540 continues, any new nuclear technology is going to be demonized and criminalized. Even nuclear reactors

01:43:40.820 can very rarely melt down in certain circumstances. But that doesn't kill people. That's still better

01:43:45.720 than the safest of any other energy technology, certainly way safer than hydro or fossil fuels

01:43:50.740 or even solar and wind. So we shouldn't demonize. As long as people believe existing nuclear is bad

01:43:56.340 and they treat it as a criminal enterprise, we're not going to have any new nuclear. So the main thing

01:44:01.160 that has to happen is political reform, not just, oh, let's do something new because the new thing will

01:44:06.020 be treated in the exact same wrong way as the old thing. Alex, I appreciate it. Thank you so much.

01:44:12.840 And if there's anything you need to do to help legalize something that is totally legal

01:44:20.040 with nuclear energy, count me in as a supporter. I think nuclear energy always has been and is the

01:44:28.120 rational person's future and energy solution. Thank you so much.

01:44:34.360 Thanks, Glenn.

01:44:34.940 You bet.

01:44:35.720 Bye-bye.

01:44:36.680 Alex Epstein.

01:44:38.940 Epstein.

01:44:39.940 How do you know the difference?

01:44:42.300 You ask him and he tells you in the middle of the interview and then I can't remember

01:44:45.300 and then I freak out which one it is.

01:44:47.640 That's how it works.

01:44:47.940 Stein.

01:44:48.780 Alex Epstein, founder and CEO of Center for Industrial Progress, but also the author of The Moral Case

01:44:54.540 for Fossil Fuels, a must read.

01:45:05.000 The Glenn Beck Program.

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01:46:26.580 This is the Glenn Beck program. Joe Biden said something pretty incredible yesterday. Um, he, uh,

01:46:50.480 came out and started explaining, what do you mean that, uh, the American people need to, uh,

01:46:57.240 understand that this will come at great cost. Remember he said that when he first announced

01:47:01.000 the sanctions? Well, here he is on food shortages yesterday. With regard to food shortage, yes,

01:47:07.180 we did talk about food shortages and, uh, and it's going to be real. The price of these sanctions

01:47:14.820 is not just imposed upon Russia. It's imposed upon an awful lot of countries as well, including

01:47:21.020 European countries in our country as well.

01:47:23.820 Hmm. Okay. Food shortages. When the president like Biden says something that is not good for his

01:47:34.600 approval rating, uh, when he says these things are going to happen, uh, I would, uh, I would suspect

01:47:40.500 they're going to be much worse. You know, he was like, yeah, we, yeah, we have some inflation, but

01:47:44.980 it's, you know, temporary transitory and now, so he is warning about food shortages now, and there's

01:47:53.480 going to be an answer for all of these things. And one of them is, um, uh, control of you, what you buy,

01:48:04.620 what you don't rationing, I would imagine is going to be part of things in the future. Uh,

01:48:10.340 at least gasoline, I'm sure. Um, here's the BlackRock CEO. Uh, BlackRock is this, is the

01:48:18.540 biggest investment group in the world. Uh, Larry Fink is the CEO. He's probably the most powerful man

01:48:25.260 in the world and he knows it. Here's what he said, uh, at a New York times conference. Listen,

01:48:33.460 well, behaviors are going to have to change. And this is one thing we're going to, we're asking

01:48:36.520 companies, uh, you have to force behaviors. And at BlackRock, we are forcing behaviors.

01:48:43.020 Okay. So we're forcing behaviors. This is called ESG. Please get the book, The Great Reset. My book

01:48:50.820 is out and you can get it in hardbound copy right now while paper lasts. Um, these actions, um, uh,

01:48:59.000 taken by the private sector demonstrate the power of the capital markets. Now that is Larry Fink

01:49:05.420 yesterday in what he, uh, wrote very arrogant, uh, what he wrote to investors. Now they take

01:49:13.740 companies over, they just buy them and they buy enough to be able to take the, um, uh, to take

01:49:21.220 the board over. They put three environmentalists at Exxon on the board and they just force them

01:49:28.820 to do things. And if they can't force them, the banks will, or the government will, or the

01:49:34.340 insurance companies will because they control so much of everything. And, uh, this is all built

01:49:41.720 on fear and intimidation. As he says at BlackRock, we're, we're forcing you to do things. Okay.

01:49:48.820 Listen to what he said about Russia. These actions taken by the private sector demonstrate the power

01:49:54.020 of capital markets, how the markets can provide capital to those who constructively work within

01:50:01.400 the system and how quickly they can deny it to those who operate outside of it.

01:50:09.040 Now, if that doesn't send a chill down your spine, you better check because you may be dead.

01:50:17.840 If you don't think that they would do it to a country with nuclear weapons

01:50:23.880 and they wouldn't, for some reason, do it to your store, your business, your life, you don't have

01:50:32.200 any nuclear weapons. They can silence you online. You'll never be heard from. You will comply or

01:50:40.880 will use your access to capital to crush you.

01:50:45.120 There are some states that are standing against this now, and it is vital that you call your

01:50:55.240 governors and your state reps and your state senators, and you have them pass anti ESG legislation.

01:51:02.460 I want to, I want to talk to you, um, about West Virginia, West Virginia, the legislature has passed

01:51:09.900 S-262, so it's gone through the Senate and the House. It prohibits financial institutions, banks,

01:51:18.200 anybody who's financial services, from doing business with the state of Virginia if they're

01:51:24.660 engaged in any kind of a boycott of energy companies. This is really important. I wish it

01:51:30.340 was broader. I wish it included the S and the G, but at least you can stop this nonsense of people

01:51:37.620 like BlackRock saying, no, we, you know what, you're, uh, you're risky, you're in petrochemicals,

01:51:44.580 you're in, in, you know, fossil fuels, and I just don't think we can take that risk, so no bank will

01:51:50.000 give you a loan. That's what's happening. Now, we've had Riley Moore, he's the treasurer, love this guy,

01:51:56.420 he has championed this legislation, been sounding the alarm of the urgent need for states to stand

01:52:02.540 together and address ESG. The good news is, is that West Virginia Governor Jim Justice has indicated

01:52:09.520 he's going to sign the legislation. Um, it has a deadline of March 30th, which is what day? What,

01:52:16.880 what day is it today? 25th. Okay, so early next week. He could sign it as early as today. I would like

01:52:25.560 you to give him positive reinforcement and thank him for doing the right thing in his state and for

01:52:34.900 the people of West Virginia and quite honestly, the rest of the nation, because we require energy

01:52:43.140 and West Virginia provides a lot of coal. So Jim Justice is his name. If you're in West Virginia,

01:52:51.260 you know, call the Capitol, call his office. Uh, don't send an email, just call his office and

01:52:58.380 thank him for signing the anti-ESG bill. Thank him in advance, because I, I know he's going to do the

01:53:05.760 right thing. So call his office and thank him. Uh, his name again is Jim Justice, the West Virginia

01:53:12.180 governor. You highlighting here the, the legislative pushback, I guess, against ESG scores. Is part of

01:53:20.120 this though, too, in addition to what you're talking about, people who are on your side of

01:53:26.940 this, people who understand this from a conservative perspective or a constitutional perspective,

01:53:32.520 free market, free market that are in positions of power, not only just because they're maybe very

01:53:39.120 wealthy and could fund an effort that would push back against this, but also people who work or maybe

01:53:44.440 run banks that can say, Hey, we see what's going on with the ESG scores, come to us and we're going

01:53:50.360 to deal with you like a business. Is there a role for people like that to step up and say,

01:53:57.460 we see what's going on and we're going to help and would garner loyalty. I think from a lot of people

01:54:02.180 in this audience who would rather do business with people like that are banks that are working on

01:54:06.300 this. Uh, and I'm not prepared to say, you know what they are, um, because they're in the midst of

01:54:12.400 cobbling together some things, uh, to stand against it. Cause they see this as a, a free market thing.

01:54:18.540 Um, however, uh, you got to deal with the fed who is also in on ESG. They get their loans from the

01:54:26.980 fed. So the, the, the problem with ESG is it's captured almost everything. So you have to choke

01:54:33.960 it off with the investment money. If everybody said, I'm not dealing with a black rock and you

01:54:41.640 think you don't, but if you have a 401k or any kind of investment, I can guarantee you your money

01:54:50.100 is with black rock some way or another. You are helping black rock. You need to go to your

01:54:56.780 corporate, uh, you know, um, HR and say, Hey, I, I want to see, are we invested in black rock and get

01:55:06.100 your money out of black rock? You need to start choking the money off of, of people like black

01:55:13.780 rock or any of these big banks. They will respond to that. That's why it is so vital that these states

01:55:20.700 say we're not doing business with any company or, and that would include black rock.

01:55:26.020 That's a company that is choking off our fossil fuels. We're not, we're not taking all of our

01:55:35.440 retirement funds. We're not doing any kind of business with state funds with you that will

01:55:42.720 make the biggest impact. Is there a role for crypto in this as well? And is this why people

01:55:48.740 like Elizabeth Warren, for example, seem to be so against it? Yeah, because you, once the fed has,

01:55:55.540 the fed coin, then you're trapped, then you're in the situation that McDonald's was in, in Russia.

01:56:02.620 Oh, I, I guess I am going to leave all my stuff. Reputational risk. Was that the phrase?

01:56:07.760 Reputational risk. That's, that's when, you know, a company is being pressured, um, by ESG reputational

01:56:13.800 risk. Well, you'll have the same thing because companies will say to you, I can't really do that.

01:56:20.000 Um, because you could be a real liability for me and you can't take your money and buy things.

01:56:28.600 There's a story today. Um, this is from, I think, Sweden, uh, Dukonomy Dukonomy is, has a new card out.

01:56:38.700 Now this is, I don't have a problem with this because this, this is your personal choice at this

01:56:44.300 point, but this is the way digital currency will work. The do black. Um, and what it is,

01:56:51.540 is it tracks the, this is your credit card and it tracks your carbon footprint as you spend.

01:56:57.820 And then it puts a hard limit on your footprint for the year. So your card stops working after you've

01:57:07.140 reached your carbon footprint. That's the kind of thing that a programmable digital dollar can and

01:57:13.840 will do, especially if you have people like Larry Fink and, and, and Klaus Schwab and all of the people

01:57:20.840 that believe in the great reset, or more importantly, more, uh, modern monetary theory.

01:57:27.820 Which is what our government is working on. Now print is much money as you need or want.

01:57:34.040 You don't even have to worry about people loaning you the money. You're good for it. Uh, as long as

01:57:41.560 you can control spending at the individual level, they have to be able to control what you buy,

01:57:50.720 where you buy, and to control in public private partnerships, all of the industry, uh,

01:57:57.820 industry and, and labor. That's vital. That's the second half of modern monetary theory,

01:58:05.400 which we are operating on right now. By the way, there's a couple of other things I want to just

01:58:10.660 quickly mention. Um, there's a story out now, poor countries that are reliant on fossil fuel revenues

01:58:17.800 need more time to end production and financial support to do so. Okay. So poor countries, they're

01:58:23.720 going to need rich countries. Whenever you hear rich countries, just think of the United States of

01:58:28.320 America, rich companies, uh, countries to support them because they rely on fossil fuels, rich companies,

01:58:37.020 uh, countries must end all oil and gas production by 2034 to keep the world on track for a 1.5 Celsius degree

01:58:47.800 Celsius and give poorer nations longer to replace their income from fossil fuel production. So

01:58:55.180 they're going to phase this out first transfer of wealth. We have to prop up the economies, uh,

01:59:05.280 in the rest of the world because they can't get off of fossil fuels because they're not industrialized

01:59:11.300 enough. We have to get off industrial zero, zero oil and gas production by 2034, zero, not possible,

01:59:22.180 not possible. So we're going to be paying for somebody else because we're a rich country, but we have to

01:59:31.920 stop all oil and gas. The good news is if this is actually the idea that seems to be fairly close to

01:59:41.220 the great reset. If this is what we're shooting for, the good news is we'll be one of those poor

01:59:47.140 countries. So we'll be able to make oil and gas because there's not going to be two dimes to rub

01:59:53.100 together in this economy. All right, gold line. I want to talk to you a little bit about gold line.

01:59:59.900 There you've got a couple of things going on. First of all, they're launching the first item of the

02:00:04.580 new series of the one ounce silver Benjamin Franklin, uh, commemorative round. Uh, there's a reason I

02:00:11.640 have to call it a commemorative round. It's great because it's a, it looks like a coin, but it is

02:00:16.080 definitely not used for currency. It's a, it's a Ben Franklin on the front. It is, uh, on the back,

02:00:22.500 the original seal that he suggested for the United States with the Pharaoh and the Egyptians chasing,

02:00:29.520 uh, the Hebrews into the red sea. It is a fantastic coin. You have one right in front of you. Yeah.

02:00:35.540 Really cool. They are. They are really cool. Uh, limited edition. Um, they're great collector's

02:00:41.240 items, but they are also 100% silver and they're coming out now, uh, with gold and copper versions

02:00:47.140 that are available. Um, I designed these coins, these silver rounds, uh, and, uh, I think you'll,

02:00:55.060 I just think you'll love them anyway, collector's items. Huh? I'm a big collector, Glenn. Are you?

02:01:01.700 I like collecting coins like this because I want a collection of them. Right. And you might meet

02:01:06.580 other collectors sometimes and they might have something, you know, uh, in their collection

02:01:11.980 that you would go like, Hey, I'll trade you one of these for one of yours. You know what I mean?

02:01:16.340 That's great collections to have. Uh, also gold line will have the golden silver. I'm sorry.

02:01:21.640 The golden copper versions available. Uh, it's a great way to build a hedge against

02:01:26.560 insanity. Qualifying orders are going to also receive a signed copy of my most recent

02:01:31.380 book. The great reset also extremely limited a collector's item. Find out how you can acquire

02:01:39.320 this and, uh, and the book. All you have to do is call 866 gold line 866 gold line or gold

02:01:47.380 line.com. The Glenn Beck program.

02:01:50.460 Welcome to the, uh, Glenn Beck program. Hey, you want a big carbon footprint at a very low

02:02:19.320 price. Go to the museum of the American GI this weekend. Uh, this is in a college station,

02:02:26.860 Texas. They do this once a year and they have tank battles. They have that you can fire a

02:02:34.180 howitzer. I think it's a howitzer. One of the big guns, you could fire them. Uh, you can

02:02:39.740 climb inside these world war two tanks that are Vietnam tanks, German tanks. It's crazy.

02:02:46.320 And it's like five or six bucks ahead for adults and cheaper for children. It is really, really

02:02:52.620 cool. And, uh, these people, they're all volunteers and they know everything about the, you know,

02:02:59.540 these machines and also the war. It's fantastic. Bring your kids to it. American GI museum.org.

02:03:08.500 You can find out more about it. It starts, I think today and goes through the weekend.

02:03:13.660 Uh, all right, boy, it's been fun. You bet. Now, now I get to go do a TV show for five o'clock

02:03:23.400 today where my staff has been trying to get me to do tick tock. And I'm like, I'm not doing

02:03:29.480 tick tock. And they're like, you're going to love tick tock. And I'm like, I'm not even looking

02:03:32.660 at tick tock. And so now they've put together all these tick tock videos. They won't show

02:03:37.580 me in advance. And they're like, Glenn, you've got to comment on this. This is, it's the collection

02:03:42.700 of the dumbest people ever, ever on the face of the earth are all on tick tock. And I'm

02:03:47.740 like, so you want me to join in all this is going to be good. Yeah. Yeah. That's five

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