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00:01:54.240 Well, hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:58.360 We've got a lot to cover today.

00:02:00.320 I want to see, are we winning in Iran?

00:02:02.540 It looks like the mainstream media is now coming out and saying,

00:02:06.680 begrudgingly, looks like it might be working.

00:02:09.980 Is it?

00:02:10.580 We'll talk to you about that.

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00:03:06.440 in Iran in 60 seconds? First, there are things Christians didn't inherit from Judaism. You know, 0.80

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00:04:28.220 now. Sorry, I just have to make some notes here on things that I'm thinking. You know,

00:04:36.640 it's a curse and a blessing to have ADD. I can't tell you all the things that were going through

00:04:41.600 my mind as I was reading that commercial, so let me just write them down before I forget them.

00:04:46.240 Uh, okay.

00:04:49.740 I want to talk to you about, um, I want to talk to you about what's happening in Iran.

00:04:56.060 There is an oil analyst now that tracks tankers for a living.

00:04:59.520 He posted five words this weekend, and I've been waiting seven months to read these five words.

00:05:05.880 Uh, Iran has lost control of Hormuz. 0.91

00:05:13.740 I guess it's, I'm not good at counting.

00:05:15.880 Anyway, Iran has lost the strait. 0.99

00:05:20.980 He's not alone.

00:05:22.600 Kepler, one of the firms that watches every ship on the water,

00:05:25.700 now estimates close to 13 million barrels a day coming out of the Gulf.

00:05:30.620 That's far more than anybody else expected, okay?

00:05:34.000 Remember, they were saying nothing is coming through the Gulf.

00:05:37.480 Most of it is moving dark.

00:05:40.780 Transponders are off.

00:05:42.600 Shuttle runs.

00:05:43.380 oil pumped from one tanker to another in open water etc etc and the new york times is reporting

00:05:49.760 that iran's leaders are worried their grip on the straight is slipping can you even imagine what it

00:05:57.020 took for a new york times writer to write that sentence can you imagine what the editor was like

00:06:04.520 his head in his hands going oh dear god no writing that about a donald trump policy

00:06:12.120 Last week at the United Nations, Iran sent an offer through Qatar.

00:06:16.660 Meet our conditions and we'll reopen the strait in seven days.

00:06:19.880 Yeah, the president said, no, I don't think so.

00:06:23.060 Why? Why would he say that?

00:06:25.140 We talked about it yesterday.

00:06:27.600 A regime does not offer to sell you a door until it feels the hinges are going.

00:06:34.400 I've said from the beginning, and I'll say it again, I don't know if this is going to work.

00:06:38.520 I don't know. Nobody does.

00:06:40.180 I want it to work. I hope it works. It seems like a good strategy. Most importantly, we need it to

00:06:48.120 work. But against all odds that most of the experts in Washington quoted with a straight face,

00:06:54.860 this president may actually be pulling off the impossible. And that is very good news if it

00:07:01.080 happens. And the same analyst who said Iran lost the straight listed the caveats himself. First, 0.99

00:07:08.160 The shuttle is very expensive.

00:07:09.820 Every barrel snuck out in the dark and passed from one ship to another

00:07:12.680 ties up more tankers longer than needed.

00:07:15.900 Tanker rates are at record highs.

00:07:18.040 That cost does not disappear.

00:07:19.700 It's passed on to all of us.

00:07:21.200 It shows up at the refinery, and then it shows up at your pump.

00:07:24.180 Second, crude and what you put in your truck are not the same thing.

00:07:27.880 Russian refineries are on fire because of another war.

00:07:32.280 The Saudi pipeline has been hit.

00:07:34.420 China is running its refineries very slowly.

00:07:37.700 So even if crude drops below $100, diesel and gasoline can stay high.

00:07:42.320 Don't let anybody tell you the war is over because of one number on, you know, a cable channel went down.

00:07:49.320 Third, China is buying less oil than it normally does.

00:07:53.080 The day that comes back to full presence, full appetite, there still isn't enough oil moving and prices will climb again.

00:08:01.220 Fourth, the world has burned through something like a billion and a half to two billion barrels of stored oil.

00:08:07.900 All of that, our strategic oil reserve is at a 40-year low.

00:08:11.540 All of it has to be refilled.

00:08:13.240 Whoever refills it pays whatever the price is that day.

00:08:17.100 Good news, we have the oil from Venezuela, and we're going to pay the cost of pumping it.

00:08:23.040 So it's not going to affect us on our strategic oil reserve.

00:08:26.720 Now, this is not the finish line.

00:08:28.260 however this might be the first day we've actually been able to see a legitimate finish line

00:08:34.960 the the real danger isn't the price in june we signed a memorandum on you know in islamabad

00:08:43.420 iran agreed to let ships through toll free for 60 days while we talked by early july they were

00:08:50.160 firing on tankers again why why because they use that paper to catch their breath and that's what

00:08:56.180 donald trump has just they're winded and while while they're laying on the ground going somebody

00:09:01.900 get my mom somebody somebody call my mom somebody call my mom we know that's gonna if you let them

00:09:06.780 rest if you're like just relax just relax we're not gonna hit you again we're not gonna throw you

00:09:12.080 off the fence post then what happens they catch their breath we want them on the ground like we

00:09:18.460 were when we were you know six seven years old when we get the breath knocked down somebody call

00:09:23.340 my mom. We want that. The analyst has a name for that kind of deal. It's a memorandum of

00:09:32.140 understanding. We sign another one and we don't get peace. We get a rerun of the summer. We have

00:09:38.980 been here before. Not only in the summer, but if you go back to 1858, a senator from South Carolina

00:09:46.520 stood up and told the North it can never make war on the South because the world couldn't live

00:09:52.860 without the southern cotton. And he put it right there. Cotton is king. The mills of England run 1.00

00:09:59.980 on cotton from the south. Cut it off. London will come and rescue us. So when the war came, 0.99

00:10:06.280 the south did something almost nobody remembers. It closed down its own strait. The planters held

00:10:11.980 their cotton off the docks on purpose to starve the mills of England until England came and broke

00:10:17.800 the blockade for them. Meanwhile, in Washington, the general in charge of the whole Union Army

00:10:23.800 was 74 years old and couldn't climb onto a horse anymore, and his plan was boring and incompetent.

00:10:30.900 Don't charge. Just surround them. Close the ports. Take the river. Squeeze them.

00:10:38.280 Was it incompetent? The newspapers thought it was. They thought it was a joke. A cartoonist

00:10:44.440 drew a giant snake wrapped around the South, and the press called it the anaconda. It was an insult,

00:10:51.140 meant to be one. The crowds wanted to march to Richmond. No, they got that, and it ended in bull

00:10:58.080 run. Early on, the snake leaked. Fast little ships slipped through at night. Blockade runners

00:11:05.880 made fortunes, but the king never checked the warehouses. England was stuffed from a record

00:11:13.260 crop the year before. And by the time they ran low, British merchants were buying cotton from

00:11:19.080 India and Egyptian cotton. The South held. They held the world's cotton hostage, did they? 0.79

00:11:27.820 Because the world went shopping. The rescue never came. And then the snake everybody laughed at 0.98

00:11:35.700 became the backbone of the strategy that won the war.

00:11:40.400 We still call it, by name, what it was, a put-down. 1.00

00:11:46.940 That's Tehran's problem. 1.00

00:11:48.900 Iran has one card. 0.98

00:11:50.940 The world cannot live without our straight. 0.99

00:11:53.840 That's what they think.

00:11:56.000 But leverage that.

00:11:58.280 leverage only works by refusing to get weaker every day you use it every tanker slipping out

00:12:08.660 in the dark is a mill in england finding cotton in egypt that's why the offer came last week

00:12:15.520 not last spring see the anaconda only works if you don't let go the south's last hope was never

00:12:24.780 a battle, it was that the North would get tired. That's exactly what they're saying that we will

00:12:32.120 do. America will get tired. No, an Anticona squeezes and squeezes and squeezes until

00:12:37.780 you got to call somebody, call my mom, somebody, call my mom, somebody.

00:12:42.460 And there's nothing left. That's the prices and the papers and the election that would have worn

00:12:50.560 Lincoln down before the snake finished its work. That's what they're counting on today with the

00:12:56.160 same thing. It nearly did back then. In the summer of 1864, Lincoln wrote himself a private note

00:13:02.900 that he said, I'm probably going to lose. Duran is playing the same hand that we played in the

00:13:09.720 Civil War. Iran watchers say the regime is convinced this president only cares about gas

00:13:14.740 prices in the midterms. They're wrong. They're wrong. They're wrong. Unfortunately, in some

00:13:20.500 ways, they're wrong. I think he's going to lose the midterms, but he's going to squeeze the crap 0.99

00:13:26.000 out of them. Because their whole strategy is based on the calendar, and he's saying, I don't care. 0.97

00:13:34.480 Serious people warn that maximum pressure breeds maximum resistance, that a cornered regime

00:13:41.000 lashes out. And they're right about lashing out. We've watched it. Oh, last month we watched them

00:13:46.660 do it. But a regime that lashes out on Monday and offers to reopen on Friday is not winning. It's

00:13:53.920 haggling. Patience is not waiting. Patience is refusing to trade tomorrow for the relief of

00:14:04.260 today. I still don't know if this works. I've told you from the very beginning, I don't know

00:14:10.140 if this is going to work.

00:14:11.680 I told you from the very beginning,

00:14:13.560 this is why I'm not president of the United States

00:14:15.500 because I wouldn't have the courage to do it.

00:14:18.400 I wouldn't.

00:14:19.380 I think it's right,

00:14:20.740 but I wouldn't have the courage to do it.

00:14:23.100 But I know what failure looks like

00:14:25.300 because we watched it this summer.

00:14:28.080 A piece of paper,

00:14:29.560 a photograph,

00:14:30.380 60 days of relief,

00:14:31.640 and a regime that used every one of those days to reload. 0.82

00:14:36.980 If Iran gets relief,

00:14:38.740 It comes after they do something that we can verify, not after a promise of something we can't verify.

00:14:49.940 It'll cost us.

00:14:52.240 You'll feel it at the pump this winter and probably into the spring.

00:14:56.640 If the people who watch the tankers are right, the real turn comes early next year, but only if the president holds.

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00:17:19.440 Well, let me say hello to Jason and Ricky.

00:17:22.920 Jason, what do you think of what I just said about what's happening in Iran?

00:17:28.920 I agree.

00:17:29.880 I think that there were rumors that Glenn was, or that the president was offering sanctions relief and things like that.

00:17:38.000 The president put out on True Social that was completely untrue, said it was fake news.

00:17:42.700 I hope that is the case, because I'm looking at the amount of oil that's coming out of the Strait of Hormuz right now.

00:17:48.140 And we're about 80%-ish, something like that, of pre-war levels.

00:17:52.440 And that's, I mean, and that's taking into account that some of the oil that was coming out pre-war was Iranian oil, which 90% of that was going to China. So China is not happy about this. They want this to come to an end. The rest of the world is starting to see what's happening with this pressure campaign.

00:18:13.620 And I think you mentioned as well that the Saudi East-West pipeline is now back online.

00:18:18.120 So that is now transporting oil as well.

00:18:20.580 I don't know how long it's going to take for this to normalize and for this to start affecting global oil prices.

00:18:27.460 If he can stop all money coming in, if he can stop all money coming in from foreign countries, this thing will collapse in weeks, weeks.

00:18:37.720 The problem is you've got people like Qatar financing Iran, helping them with banking.

00:18:47.200 I think that has stopped.

00:18:49.320 You have China doing the same, possibly Russia doing the same.

00:18:53.540 If you can get that to stop, if you can squeeze and nothing slips through, they're done.

00:19:00.840 They're absolutely done.

00:19:02.940 But it's got to be a serious movement by the president.

00:19:06.920 Yeah, the Iranian currency right now, this just came out this morning. It is now at a record low to the dollar, 2.5 million riyal to the dollar. Inflation is around 70%. They are imploding. Absolutely. And this is not even taking into account, if all this goes to plan, what happens? What does oil look like? What does energy infrastructure look like in the future?

00:19:32.240 It's not, I don't believe, as the Strait of Hormuz being the end-all

00:19:36.460 when it comes to being able to affect global oil prices.

00:19:39.780 I think the Trump administration is looking much further than that.

00:19:42.500 We're looking at the Western Hemisphere being a major player.

00:19:45.140 We're looking at a diminished OPEC.

00:19:47.820 UAE announced that they are jumping out of OPEC.

00:19:51.660 So this cartel, when all this is said and done, when the dust is settled,

00:19:57.100 the cartel might be completely done,

00:19:59.420 and energy infrastructure will look a whole lot more stable in the future a lot a lot is at stake

00:20:05.700 here how are people not seeing this i mean i really i i guess the pain is so bad at the dinner

00:20:14.240 table that you know they can't see anything past that and i completely understand that when you

00:20:20.900 were fighting for your life you know honestly a lot of voters in america um a lot of voters

00:20:26.900 in America are like a drowning man. A drowning man can know, I can't, you know, if you're coming

00:20:32.720 out to rescue me, I can't kill you. But that's what happens. A drowning man will push the rescuer

00:20:39.440 underwater to save himself. And it's just natural. It's just a natural response. And I think

00:20:45.280 because people feel so underwater, if you will, they are panicked in their own life. They don't

00:20:52.140 know how to navigate what everything that's going on in their world, that I think they're

00:20:56.660 pushing the one guy who is actually fixing it underwater.

00:21:01.960 I mean, I'm very nervous about the midterms.

00:21:05.140 I mean, I keep holding out that these polls are wrong, but I don't think they are.

00:21:08.440 I don't think they are.

00:21:09.480 And here's why they're not.

00:21:12.860 I don't think Republicans are going to show up.

00:21:15.680 And that really bothers me.

00:21:18.920 Because if you think, I mean, there's a chance now they lose the Senate as well.

00:21:23.240 You see what is happening with Lindsey Graham's sister?

00:21:27.060 She's within one point.

00:21:29.040 If you lose the Senate, you have impeachment hearings,

00:21:32.720 and they will impeach and remove him from office.

00:21:36.060 Do you have any idea what that means?

00:21:39.760 Do you have any idea what happens to everything that is going on right now?

00:21:44.420 Do you know how fast they will shut down what's happening in Iran?

00:21:48.440 You know, I heard a story on Fox News this morning, and they said, you know, Iran is counting on the fact that America won't fight and she will retreat.

00:21:59.340 They're demanding she retreats from the Middle East.

00:22:02.820 This is what happened in Beirut that gave us the World Trade Center times a thousand.

00:22:10.300 And if these people gain control of even just the Senate, the House and the Senate, it's a nightmare.

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00:22:22.080 We are toast.

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00:24:13.940 uh welcome to the uh program glad you're here sorry gotta take a little alivert

00:24:27.660 because my my i don't know what i'm allergic to there's nothing growing

00:24:33.440 but i'm allergic to something uh all right welcome to the uh program i want to i want

00:24:39.400 to give you some more news that I think is good news, but it's a wait and see kind of

00:24:44.280 thing. Look, I want to tell you, I'm going to tell you something. I don't know why this

00:24:56.420 show is successful. I'm not sure other people will tell you this. I'm not going to carry

00:25:01.280 water for anybody. I'm not going to carry water for the administration or the Republicans

00:25:04.920 or anything else. I'm going to tell you the truth and I'm going to be hopeful. I like

00:25:08.700 the president. I think he's doing a great job. And so when he's doing things that haven't, you know,

00:25:13.800 turned the corner yet, I'm going to be hopeful, but I'm not going to tell you that, you know,

00:25:18.660 I'm not going to tell you something I don't believe. And I also, I have so left the click

00:25:30.940 and the audience building mania behind, I don't care.

00:25:37.380 And I haven't cared in a very, very long time about,

00:25:42.800 oh, I've got to be number one.

00:25:44.040 We have to be first on this.

00:25:45.340 I don't really care.

00:25:47.120 If I chase that, I will chase the wrong things.

00:25:49.900 And this has been my philosophy for a long time.

00:25:51.740 I will chase the wrong things

00:25:53.120 and we will become everything that I despise.

00:25:56.520 my philosophy now is the country is just in so much trouble. And I personally am so sick and

00:26:06.800 tired of hearing clickbait. I'm so tired of being tricked into a headline. I'm so tired of somebody

00:26:13.900 saying, I know this is exactly what's happened. They don't have any idea what's happening.

00:26:18.840 And so I am trying really hard not to be one of those guys, because I think the most valuable

00:26:24.660 thing that anyone can give to you is perspective, the facts, then perspective. And then on top of

00:26:33.460 that, say, but I don't know. I could be wrong. I'm not God. Okay. I'm not, I don't have a crystal

00:26:40.120 ball. In this world, everything is changing so quickly. So I can tell you what I think this

00:26:45.740 means today. And I'm going to be hopeful on what I think it means for tomorrow.

00:26:50.420 but let's stop with the game okay so let me tell you about the steel mills that came out yesterday

00:26:58.260 i think this is a really good thing but there's some caveats here yesterday in the oval office

00:27:04.020 the president announced that the white house um is now calling the what will be the largest

00:27:11.320 steel plant in american history is going to be built 15 billion dollars lee county iowa that's

00:27:18.860 in the bottom corner of the state on the Mississippi, a couple of counties, and one

00:27:24.320 county that has peaked at about 44,000 people in 1916 has been shrinking ever since. So this is a

00:27:30.040 good thing for this corner of the state. The numbers, 5,000 to 6,000 construction jobs while

00:27:36.720 it's being built, 1,750 permanent jobs when it's running, plus about 350 at the mine in Minnesota

00:27:44.540 that feeds it. Now, that's a lot of great news. Seven and a half million tons of steel a year at

00:27:52.180 first, 10 million at full speed. The White House says that's roughly a tenth of everything America

00:27:58.940 made last year. Out of one mine, steel is coming back to America. Now, the ore is going to come

00:28:06.700 out of the ground in Minnesota, and then it's going to ride the rails south, and it becomes

00:28:10.940 steel in iowa including steel the administration says will meet military standards so we're now

00:28:17.000 i see i jason rare we talked about this the other day that i think the president sees something that

00:28:23.860 nobody else is seeing and nobody's talking about it why would he say that including steel that

00:28:29.960 meets military standards i think the president is seeing things coming down the pike okay so mine

00:28:39.660 to mill, it will never leave the country. Now, who owns it? The name on the door is

00:28:47.580 Mesabi, Mesabi Metallics. It's a Minnesota company. Uh-huh. The name behind the door

00:28:54.680 is the SR Group. It's a family conglomerate from India founded in 1969 by two brothers

00:29:01.120 named Ruia. Now, the Commerce Secretary says SR is going to finance the steel plant and no direct

00:29:09.460 the keyword direct no direct federal money will go into it but the mine is a different matter

00:29:16.320 the export import bank which is your government is lending it 700 uh 770 million dollars could

00:29:25.900 go as high as 10 billion okay 770 wait million to 10 billion that's quite a spread anyway

00:29:36.580 Iowa lawmakers have been told they may be called back to approve tax breaks to make this thing happen.

00:29:42.300 SR has been on the iron range before.

00:29:45.220 It broke ground on that same mine in Minnesota in 2008, promised to finish it in 2013.

00:29:51.840 In 2016, its Minnesota company went bankrupt, owing more than a billion dollars.

00:29:57.700 Local contractors were left holding the unpaid invoices.

00:30:01.340 The state was out about $65 million in road and infrastructure money.

00:30:04.680 its own bankrupt subsidiary, sued the parent company, accusing it of siphoning off the project's

00:30:10.580 funds. It's an accusation. It's not a verdict. We don't really know for sure because, I mean,

00:30:15.480 everything is corrupt in Minnesota. How do we know? I don't want to get in bed with a corrupt

00:30:19.840 company, but apparently there's enough out there that says that that didn't happen. I don't know.

00:30:25.840 Minnesota has spent years trying to keep SR out. SR bought its way back in. And then this month,

00:30:34.260 it actually delivered. They bought themselves back in, they went back into the mine,

00:30:39.180 and on September 17th, they blasted loose 1.3 million tons of rock and produced the first

00:30:46.320 iron concentrate with pellets due next month. So they're mining, mining, mining, mining,

00:30:54.020 mining, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing to go out of business, bankruptcy,

00:30:57.640 they come back, they blow up some rock, and they find the first iron ore. So this is the first

00:31:04.220 iron ore mine and pellet plant in America in 50 years. So both things here are true.

00:31:11.900 Got to hold two things in one hand, guys. Got to be able to walk and chew gum. So two things are

00:31:16.360 true. The same people who left the range holding the bill came back and got it running. So is this

00:31:23.800 a big story? Yes. Huge story. Caveat, if it gets built. The first steal is 2030 after the next

00:31:33.660 presidential election. This announcement came 36 days before the election, with IR Republicans in 0.94

00:31:40.540 tight races standing around the desk. $95 billion in economic activity is the White House's own

00:31:48.020 estimate spread over a decade. An announcement is not a mill, just ask Minnesota. The plant exists

00:31:55.920 because of a 50% tariff on foreign steel. The administration says so itself. If that tariff

00:32:03.320 is lifted, then what happens to this mill? The tariff is also paid for by every American

00:32:10.140 who buys a washing machine, a pickup, or a steel beam. And for 40 years, our side said government

00:32:17.960 couldn't pick winners. But the government bank, lending three quarters of a billion dollars to

00:32:23.520 one company, I think is picking a winner here. But maybe it's a good one, but let's at least

00:32:28.160 call it what it is. So here's why it matters. This matters because a country that can't make

00:32:34.380 steel, can't build a ship, can't build a tank, can't build a bridge or a power plant without 0.69

00:32:40.720 asking somebody's permission and waiting for it to get loaded onto a boat and sent here.

00:32:47.680 That's what a steel town is. It's a permission slip to build what you need to build. A steel town

00:32:55.120 is a place where the mill whistles,

00:32:57.620 the whistle sets the clock.

00:33:00.180 The mill sponsors the Little League.

00:33:02.760 The son follows the father through the same gate.

00:33:06.320 A man with a high school diploma buys a house,

00:33:08.660 raises four kids, takes a week at the lake,

00:33:11.680 a homestead, Pennsylvania, just outside of Pittsburgh,

00:33:16.200 employed 15,000 people during the war.

00:33:18.960 The last of it shut down in 1986,

00:33:21.360 and they tore it down, built a shopping center there.

00:33:23.280 They left a row of 12 brick smokestacks standing between the parking lots.

00:33:29.000 People park under them now to buy shoes.

00:33:34.200 We have to have steel mills.

00:33:36.860 The year before that, 1985, there was a mine called Butler.

00:33:43.060 It closed in Minnesota.

00:33:45.920 Same ground where they set off that blast this month.

00:33:48.620 We have literally been here before on that very range.

00:33:52.040 It was 1890 that a family of timber cruisers out of Duluth, brothers and nephews named Merritt, had crews digging test pits on a low ridge most prospectors had passed over.

00:34:08.800 Their father believed for years that there was iron up there.

00:34:12.220 He was right.

00:34:13.320 The crew hit a soft red ore right under the surface.

00:34:17.200 You didn't need to dig a tunnel.

00:34:18.500 You could scoop it out with a steam shovel.

00:34:21.140 They had found the greatest iron range in America.

00:34:24.840 And they would go down in history as seven iron men.

00:34:29.120 But ore in the ground is worth nothing until it moves.

00:34:32.580 So they built a railroad to the lake.

00:34:35.360 To build it, they borrowed.

00:34:37.080 The man they went to was John D. Rockefeller.

00:34:40.180 Then came the panic of 1893.

00:34:42.380 The banks failed.

00:34:43.160 Loans came due.

00:34:43.940 The merits couldn't pay.

00:34:44.860 And by early 1894, the mines, the railroad, the ore docks belonged to John D. Rockefeller.

00:34:52.320 They sued him for fraud and won.

00:34:55.060 They lost on appeal because he had more money.

00:34:57.560 They ran out of money and they settled.

00:34:59.680 A few years later, Rockefeller sold the whole thing to a brand new company.

00:35:03.300 That company, U.S. Steel.

00:35:07.180 But the merits found the ore that built America's steel century.

00:35:11.660 And they died without the fortune.

00:35:14.860 But here's where it all landed.

00:35:17.160 U.S. Steel, the company built on the Merritt's ore, was bought last year by Nippon Steel of Japan.

00:35:25.180 The newest mine on that same range is owned from India.

00:35:30.360 Over 130 years, the money has come from Cleveland to New York to Tokyo to Mumbai.

00:35:38.040 The ore hasn't even moved, but neither did the people who dug it.

00:35:42.860 the range has taught the same lesson for a century

00:35:46.760 the paper changes hands every generation

00:35:50.580 the men who find the treasure rarely keep it

00:35:54.480 what stays is the ore, the river, the railroad

00:35:58.980 and the people who show up at 6 o'clock in the morning every morning

00:36:02.340 whose name is on the deed matters less than where the furnace sits

00:36:07.180 and whose hands are running the furnace

00:36:09.420 so let's watch this one the right way

00:36:11.820 Don't watch the Oval Office on this one.

00:36:14.860 Watch Lee County.

00:36:16.400 Watch for dirt moving.

00:36:18.460 Watch whether the local contractors get paid on time this time.

00:36:23.060 Watch what Iowa gives away in that special session and see what it gets back in writing.

00:36:28.740 Because if it does get built, this is a huge thing for America.

00:36:35.620 And for one small reason, there's an eighth grader in Fort Madison right now who will walk through that gate someday.

00:36:42.800 His grandfather walked through the factories and watched those factories leave.

00:36:48.120 He may get to watch one come home again.

00:36:52.060 Rockefeller got the range.

00:36:54.080 Japan got the U.S. steel.

00:36:56.200 India now has the mine. 1.00

00:36:57.660 The smokestacks are still standing in homestead, 0.96

00:37:00.440 and somebody in Iowa may get to light a new furnace.

00:37:04.120 Money doesn't have a hometown, but you do.

00:37:08.900 It's time America builds like it.

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00:40:13.960 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:40:17.400 I want to stay on the economy one more break.

00:40:20.640 When we come back at the top of the hour, I'm going to tell you about AI and too big to fail.

00:40:25.280 This is a, you know, I know I seem conflicted because I am.

00:40:31.100 I think this is, AI is the hardest thing to navigate in my lifetime.

00:40:37.020 And I think the hardest thing Americans or any human has ever had to navigate.

00:40:41.620 It could kill all of us.

00:40:43.780 It could cure all of us.

00:40:46.540 It could transform the world.

00:40:50.740 And on the dark side, it could transform us and make us more like it.

00:40:56.520 So I don't know what to do.

00:40:59.140 But I want to give you all of the facts, all of the good things, all of the dangers.

00:41:03.360 But here's one on the finances of our country.

00:41:07.080 And there's one word I want you to watch for.

00:41:10.240 And when you see this word appear, I want you to run for the hills.

00:41:15.340 I want you to ring every alarm bell.

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00:41:20.820 Let me check in with the insiders.

00:41:22.180 And, Ricky, what are the insiders saying?

00:41:25.500 Yeah, Insider Darkstar.

00:41:27.500 This is all great, but it will come to a screeching halt

00:41:30.300 when the party that destroyed our industry in the first place gets back in power.

00:41:35.320 Yes, yes.

00:41:36.420 That is, that's the biggest caveat of them all.

00:41:39.960 If I knew that, you know, this was Trump's first term and he had another and I thought he could win, I wouldn't be so panicked.

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00:41:54.940 Can I give you a really dark scenario?

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00:46:22.260 Right now, something is too big to question. 0.98

00:46:26.420 That's un-American. 0.95

00:46:27.920 We need to be able to question everything. 0.95

00:46:31.540 And after it's too big to question, it will become too big to fail.

00:46:35.660 I'm going to give you a word here in a minute that you need to listen for in the AI world, okay?

00:46:44.560 Last Thursday, this is the math part of the program.

00:46:47.340 Everybody loves it.

00:46:47.980 They're like, oh, man, when he talks math, I just love it.

00:46:51.400 The interest rate on the 10-year American Treasury bond hit about 5.2%.

00:46:55.880 That's the highest since 2007, the year before the crash of 2008.

00:47:01.540 Now, that number sounds like Wall Street, but it isn't.

00:47:04.980 The price of money, the 30-year mortgage, is now over 7%.

00:47:10.100 When that number moves, what you pay for for a house moves with it.

00:47:17.200 So what does every company in America pay to borrow?

00:47:28.540 Right now, you're paying more, and so are the companies, the analysts say, two reasons.

00:47:33.660 The energy shock from the Iran war and from the Ukrainian war.

00:47:39.840 And a government that owes more money every single day.

00:47:45.440 That's why your interest rate is going up.

00:47:47.440 That's why companies' interest rates are going up.

00:47:50.220 Now, who is borrowing more money now than anybody in America besides the federal government?

00:47:56.760 Who's borrowing the most amount of money?

00:48:00.540 It's a little staggering when you look at the numbers.

00:48:02.660 But again, you only find this out in the math part of the program.

00:48:06.060 It's almost over.

00:48:08.220 The people who are borrowing more money than anybody else

00:48:11.340 are the people building artificial intelligence.

00:48:13.560 And CNBC laid this out over the weekend.

00:48:17.600 SoftBank just borrowed $11 billion in junk bonds,

00:48:23.280 paying as much as 9.75%.

00:48:26.600 Wait, what?

00:48:28.820 Oracle's interest bill for one quarter jumped 55%.

00:48:35.180 Their interest is now $1.4 billion.

00:48:39.920 JP Morgan expects $4 trillion of AI debt to be issued between now and 2030.

00:48:47.180 That's not what they've already.

00:48:48.880 It's $4 trillion between now and 2030.

00:48:53.500 $4 trillion.

00:48:54.420 That's a tenth of our national debt.

00:48:57.080 borrowed, and just in time as the price of borrowing is climbing.

00:49:06.340 This is like building your dream house with an adjustable rate mortgage,

00:49:11.800 and the rate just keeps being adjusted, and it's always up.

00:49:17.060 How long would that last?

00:49:20.660 CoreWeave, this is one of the biggest data center landlords in the country,

00:49:23.900 tells its investors that every one-point rise in interest rates

00:49:28.260 cost it another $30 million a year.

00:49:35.880 Okay, that's one.

00:49:39.200 Then last week, Brookings put a price of the whole thing.

00:49:42.780 $10.3 trillion for America's AI build-out between 2025 and 2032.

00:49:49.640 $10.3 trillion.

00:49:53.040 What is the debt and the interest on that?

00:49:56.560 Now, you measure that against the size of the economy.

00:49:59.540 That is bigger than the canals.

00:50:01.820 That's bigger than electrifying the entire country.

00:50:04.620 That's bigger than the interstate highway system.

00:50:07.680 That's bigger than the railroads.

00:50:09.700 the risk the paper says is moving off the books moving moving the books of big companies

00:50:19.680 into places that you can't see oh i love it when they do this i love it when nobody makes it

00:50:28.120 transparent so now that 10 trillion dollars is slowly being moved into private loans

00:50:35.420 special purpose companies, and securitized debt.

00:50:41.980 Oh, oh, and then one more.

00:50:46.460 Loan guarantees.

00:50:49.600 Now, let's play a little game.

00:50:56.700 Who guarantees a loan in the trillion dollar range?

00:51:03.660 Come on.

00:51:05.420 come on it's not bill gates it's not elon musk two weeks ago the president posted that there is

00:51:17.140 a sick conspiracy going on against ai and data centers and the only one that is happy about it

00:51:23.600 is china then he posted conspiracy theorists treasonous traitors and leakers beware two days

00:51:31.380 later, the Justice Department put out a reminder that people acting for a foreign power have to

00:51:36.000 register before they stage public demonstrations. Okay, I want all of the people that are acting for

00:51:42.840 a foreign power, I do want them in trouble with the government. I do. But that's not everybody. 1.00

00:51:51.240 Gallup says 71% of Americans now don't want a data center in their own town. Okay, you put those

00:51:57.740 together. This is the biggest bet in not American history, in human history. This, let me say it

00:52:06.040 again, the biggest bet in all of human history, financed with borrowed money. And money is getting

00:52:18.300 more expensive every quarter.

00:52:23.000 And the risk

00:52:24.520 is sliding into places

00:52:27.560 no one can really see it.

00:52:30.120 And the people who are asking questions

00:52:32.460 about this are being called traitors.

00:52:37.760 When a bet is too big to fail

00:52:39.860 and too sacred to question,

00:52:41.940 there's only one place the bill can go.

00:52:45.420 One place.

00:52:48.300 Where do you think it's going?

00:52:53.160 I hate to say it, we've been here before.

00:52:55.040 During the Civil War, a Philadelphia banker named Jay Cook did something new.

00:53:01.400 He sold the war to ordinary people, not to the big banks, to farmers and shopkeepers and widows.

00:53:07.400 He sent agents all across the North and sold more than a billion and a half dollars of war bonds.

00:53:13.240 Buying one was patriotic. It helped save the Union.

00:53:16.180 After the war, Cook found his next great national project,

00:53:20.220 the Northern Pacific Railroad,

00:53:22.460 a railroad from Lake Superior to the Pacific,

00:53:26.060 through country mostly empty of people who would never ride it.

00:53:31.040 Congress had handed it tens of millions of acres of land.

00:53:35.840 Cook turned that same machine that sold the war onto the same people

00:53:39.740 and sold them the railroad.

00:53:42.040 He had given generously to President Grant's re-election.

00:53:44.760 He was the most trusted money man in America.

00:53:49.660 And the railroad, everybody knew, everybody agreed, that was the future.

00:53:52.760 The future, that's the future, right?

00:53:55.180 Yeah, not so much.

00:53:56.900 The financing was wrong.

00:53:59.000 On September 18th, 1873, days after sitting down with President Grant,

00:54:03.640 Jay Cook and company closed its doors.

00:54:08.220 Two days later, for the first time in its history,

00:54:10.500 the New York Stock Exchange shut down for 10 days.

00:54:14.760 What followed lasted more than five years.

00:54:17.900 18,000 businesses failed.

00:54:20.820 The railroad?

00:54:22.180 It got built years later by other people.

00:54:25.560 You know, and it was built on the ruins.

00:54:28.720 Cook lost his fortune.

00:54:30.060 But the people who paid the longest were the farmers and the widows who had trusted him.

00:54:37.600 Okay, let me play the other side here for a second. 0.86

00:54:40.380 The race with China is real. 0.97

00:54:42.660 I've said it on the program a million times. 0.99

00:54:44.240 If we don't build the power and the data centers, we lose.

00:54:48.420 And I still believe this.

00:54:50.760 Foreign money is stirring up opposition to American infrastructure.

00:54:54.320 That's not a fantasy either.

00:54:56.200 A Senate intelligence chairperson has come in and called for an investigation into exactly that this summer.

00:55:02.420 And you're going to find that most of this stuff is financed by China.

00:55:06.540 And to be accurate, that Justice Department, that Justice Department notice, doesn't name data center critics.

00:55:15.900 It applies only to people taking orders from foreign governments.

00:55:20.060 The man who wrote the Brookings paper doesn't say a crash is coming.

00:55:25.040 He says, measure it now while there is still time.

00:55:29.280 So all of this stuff is true.

00:55:31.140 You know, we have spent 15 years on our side saying that when, you know, banks get too big to fail, the taxpayer gets stuck and it's wrong.

00:55:41.440 We were right.

00:55:43.140 We said when government and industry moves as one, that's fascism and the little guy loses and we are right.

00:55:50.960 But it doesn't stop being true because our president and our industry say that we have to come together. 0.91

00:56:02.500 A woman in Ohio that doesn't want a data center next to her house is not a Chinese agent. 0.54

00:56:07.560 She's a citizen. 0.98

00:56:08.740 She might be wrong.

00:56:09.740 She might be right.

00:56:11.060 But she's definitely not a traitor.

00:56:13.500 I personally want these things built.

00:56:15.440 And I want to be allowed to ask, who's holding the debt?

00:56:24.900 These are not opposites.

00:56:27.460 This is what a free country sounds like.

00:56:30.800 It sounds like a group of people asking questions.

00:56:35.960 That's it.

00:56:37.820 Ask questions.

00:56:40.880 Rising rates are the market doing its job.

00:56:43.920 And here's what the market is saying.

00:56:45.440 this is risky. Pay me for it. This is very risky. That's honest. It's the one voice in the story

00:56:55.740 nobody can call a traitor, okay? The danger is not the price. The danger is somebody in Washington

00:57:02.000 deciding the price is too inconvenient and quietly putting your name on the loan.

00:57:09.220 Now, it hasn't happened yet, but there's still time.

00:57:16.100 So here's the word I want you to watch out for.

00:57:20.300 Guarantee.

00:57:22.140 A loan guarantee.

00:57:25.820 The day any bill, any agency, any president, any politician, any company, anyone,

00:57:33.100 says we need to put the federal government behind AI debt,

00:57:37.460 The bet stops being theirs and starts being yours.

00:57:41.980 I recommend you call your congressman before that day ever comes, not after.

00:57:47.480 Because when it happens, it's going to happen fast.

00:57:50.540 We're going to loan guarantee all of this AI.

00:57:52.960 We're going to make sure that we, because this is a national imperative.

00:57:56.780 No, no, no, no.

00:57:59.760 i'm not going to give you special rights to create something that can kill us all and then 0.66

00:58:09.580 hold you not responsible because it was your ai machine or agents that did it no you built it 0.67

00:58:17.780 you're responsible i'm not going to guarantee your loans you're the one that says we have to

00:58:25.380 have it. We got to do it. We got to do it now. We got to do it this big. It's going to change the

00:58:31.120 world. Well, then great. That's your bet. Because I guarantee you, you're not going to share the

00:58:38.320 wealth with all of us. Why should we share? That is the free market. I share the risk.

00:58:44.980 Then I get some of the reward. Well, you're going to, it's going to cure cancer or it's

00:58:49.620 going to kill us, one of the two, you haven't decided yet. I want you to ask one question of

00:58:58.200 your congressman, and I want you to send a clear message to everybody in Washington.

00:59:04.380 Ask this question, if it goes wrong, who pays? If the answer is fuzzy, so is the plan, and it

00:59:10.700 will end up being on your shoulders. And then at your own kitchen table, don't borrow against

00:59:18.220 the future just because everybody says it's coming. Jay Cook was right about the future.

00:59:23.380 He was early and he was borrowing and that's all it takes. Any bet you're not allowed to question

00:59:30.120 is a bet you've already been made to pay for. The railroad got built. The future does come.

00:59:38.560 The only question in 1873 and the only question now is who pays for getting there too fast?

00:59:48.220 it's not going to be me. It's not going to be you. But I guarantee it will be the minute they

00:59:56.700 start talking about loan guarantees. And that's coming. Speak out about it now.

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01:01:34.200 We've got a TV special.

01:01:35.440 Ricky, when does our TV special air?

01:01:37.360 Is that next week?

01:01:38.880 Next Thursday, 8 p.m. Eastern, only on Torch.

01:01:44.720 And I want to bring Jason in because Jason has done, along with Data Republican,

01:01:50.240 whose new book comes out.

01:01:51.800 Is it next week as well, Jason?

01:01:54.300 Her new book is available for pre-order now,

01:01:57.240 but the release date actually got pushed back to October 20th,

01:02:00.980 and we have a great partnership where a lot of the details in her book

01:02:04.040 fit in perfectly with our special.

01:02:05.440 and Jason worked his butt off to get that done in time.

01:02:08.780 I know, this was a lot of work.

01:02:12.240 You know, this special, you know,

01:02:14.400 if you ever watched me at the chalkboard,

01:02:16.580 you know, at Fox when I was laying things out

01:02:19.180 like Tides Foundation and all of the things,

01:02:21.940 you're going to kind of see that in Data's work,

01:02:24.500 but it's bigger than that.

01:02:27.160 I mean, I can't believe how much can be found now through AI.

01:02:32.080 We're just talking about AI.

01:02:33.200 how much can be found now through AI, how much you can actually track now if you know how to use

01:02:41.200 the system. And we're going to show you that. And I hope that in the coming days and weeks that

01:02:47.140 Data Republican will actually come on and help teach how to verify things because we're mapping

01:02:54.460 the DSA machine. And it spans four countries that we just highlighted. It's much more than that.

01:03:01.780 this thing is a global operation. Jason? Yeah, there was a time when you and I were looking

01:03:07.940 through all this information. It was so much information. And I remember there was a point

01:03:13.060 where you said, well, how can that even be legal? And I mean, there's a whole portion of the show

01:03:18.880 where we say, actually, they're using legal means. It's just most people don't know how they operate.

01:03:24.300 And we mapped that out during the show. And these international organizations, I mean,

01:03:30.160 It completely shocked and wowed me about how they get around, including a lot of these countries and organizations in their network.

01:03:38.820 It's just, you'll need duct tape for it.

01:03:40.720 It's insane.

01:03:41.840 I would hope that the administration, we should make sure we get this to the administration.

01:03:48.240 And I know Data's book has got to be going to the administration.

01:03:51.840 She has worked on with Doge and everything else, so they know her.

01:03:57.180 um but i will tell you that i uh i hope the administration watches because you know you

01:04:05.420 have to close some of these loopholes because as as jason said this is all legal there there

01:04:11.100 there wasn't anything we talked about on this uh special or will be talking about on this special

01:04:15.380 that i say and that go get them put them in jail but you will look at it and say how is this legal

01:04:23.960 How is this legal?

01:04:25.160 Because some very good, brilliant, evil minds have looked at our laws and have turned them around and are using them against us.

01:04:34.480 And it is, I mean, at one point, you know, we're going to show you about how this is foreign influence on elections.

01:04:41.700 And it's clearly stated.

01:04:43.360 It's not like, and I think they're in.

01:04:45.520 It's their goal.

01:04:47.260 And it's clearly stated.

01:04:48.760 and they merge with, like, the DSA here in America to do it.

01:04:54.700 It's insane.

01:04:57.220 And we're going to expose all of it next week only on Torch.

01:05:01.640 You don't want to miss this special mapping out the DSA machine only on Torch.

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01:06:32.540 We told you about the 81-year-old hauling luggage to pay his wife cancer bills.

01:06:36.560 He joins Glenn on the fundraiser that went viral, then south, next on the Glenn Beck program.

01:06:44.480 yesterday i told you the story of donald johnson he's an 81 year old guy who's working to deliver

01:07:13.540 luggage when you know the airline you know loses your luggage and they're like we'll deliver it to 0.80

01:07:19.060 you they've hired don johnson and and he is you know your typical 81 year old guy he's not bitching

01:07:25.040 and complaining at all um when asked why why why did you take this job why do you have this job at

01:07:30.600 81 hauling heavy luggage upstairs he's like they're the only people that would hire me and

01:07:35.780 he's fine with it he's fine with it he's not complaining and he's doing it to cover his wife's

01:07:41.200 cancer bills. And there was a fundraiser and they did three quarters of a million dollars to help

01:07:51.500 him be able to retire, pay his wife's cancer bills and let the guy retire so he can be together with

01:07:57.400 his wife and just spend all this time with his wife. Well, then there was a problem. The original

01:08:03.840 video that was posted was posted from a neighbor called Aaron. But Aaron is a name the daughter

01:08:13.480 and the neighbor made up because the neighbor is like, I don't want my name. I don't want my name

01:08:17.940 on this because you know what it's like to be a social media person that come after you. So what

01:08:24.100 happened was GoFundMe found out that that was a fake name and then canceled it. And so all of that

01:08:29.980 money was returned. And there are media outlets that are trying to make these people look like

01:08:36.500 they're bad guys. They are not. This is an 81-year-old guy who is delivering luggage

01:08:41.880 to pay for his wife's cancer treatment. Amy Johnson, his daughter, and Donald Johnson,

01:08:49.560 the 81-year-old baggage delivery boy, is on with us now. Amy, Don, how are you?

01:08:57.240 Glenn, you're going to make me cry right away.

01:08:59.740 It's an honor.

01:09:02.220 It's my honor to have you on.

01:09:04.400 Sir, you're a remarkable man.

01:09:06.200 I just love your story.

01:09:07.520 I don't know if you heard me talk about your story yesterday.

01:09:09.440 But I just love your story the way you are just, it just has to be done.

01:09:15.420 You're not complaining.

01:09:16.620 You're not, that doesn't exist anymore.

01:09:20.220 You know that, Don, don't you?

01:09:21.320 You know, people have asked me, 81 years old, they keep saying that.

01:09:27.300 I say, it doesn't matter how old I am.

01:09:29.420 There's a job to be done.

01:09:32.600 God, I love you.

01:09:34.860 You're going to make me cry.

01:09:37.560 You're the kind of American I really miss.

01:09:40.560 So, Amy.

01:09:41.900 Yes.

01:09:42.340 Did I get the story of why GoFundMe canceled this?

01:09:47.700 Do I have that right?

01:09:49.300 You had that 100% correct, Glenn.

01:09:51.320 And so, yes, that is what happened.

01:09:54.400 It was absolutely devastating for them.

01:09:58.440 And it's been a rough road the last couple of days.

01:10:02.200 But we've had people like you and other just really kind people out there who are still supporting us.

01:10:07.960 So it's made it easier.

01:10:09.760 I would like to say there are a lot of comments on our second fundraiser, Give, Send, Go, that are saying negative things about GoFundMe, and they're not happy about what happened, and they're trying to make sure that we get the money we need.

01:10:33.900 And I really appreciate all those people.

01:10:36.500 Yes, thank you.

01:10:37.440 well you can go to give send go dot uh com slash help don retire

01:10:44.200 give you time to write that down give send go dot com slash help don retire um so far you've

01:10:54.880 got about 75 000 so you're a tenth of what you were what is the is is the media dogpiling i've

01:11:01.900 heard that and i haven't read anything because i don't care um but i do want to know are they

01:11:09.140 dogpiling on you guys are some media coming out trying to make you look bad they are absolutely

01:11:15.940 dogpiling on us it's it's been rough um there was a woman who had interviewed my parents she's with

01:11:22.880 box four um and she has basically switched the whole narrative about um an investigation piece

01:11:30.360 and just trying to really drag me through the mud and it's not focusing on my parents which

01:11:36.640 makes it really hard because that was what everything was originally about so I you know

01:11:41.760 I want to say that I'm sorry that I used a display name that wasn't the right name but

01:11:45.800 at the end of the day it's hurting my parents and I know a lot of people out there really

01:11:50.360 fell in love with them and they're good people so I'm okay with the dog pile with me but I'm

01:11:57.000 just hopeful that we're able to get back to where we were um because it really meant a lot for them

01:12:01.960 and it was life-changing yes amy can i tell you something you don't ever have to apologize for

01:12:08.200 for not you know for the neighbor saying i don't want to put my name on it and you guys coming up

01:12:12.880 with the name aaron you are proof right now of why she didn't want to put her name on it why you

01:12:19.980 didn't want to put your name on it because the media trashes people all the time and it's

01:12:26.200 despicable it's despicable i i want everyone in the audience to go to give send go.com

01:12:33.680 slash help don retire i want you to pass this to all of your friends um you know and because this

01:12:40.980 is i mean they're don tell me about your wife let me just do that tell me about your wife

01:12:47.320 how long have you guys been married uh well let me first say i came out of the army in august of

01:12:54.960 68 and I swore to myself I wouldn't get married till I was 30 years old at least. I was 22.

01:13:03.460 Six months later, I was married to this wonderful woman and it was love at first sight, honestly.

01:13:11.500 We met through a mutual friend and I was just smitten. She's beautiful. She's gentle. She's

01:13:20.020 everything a man would want in a wife and we've been married 57 years and want to make it 75 or

01:13:29.480 100 years if we came in so she's my lifelong companion she's going through a hard time

01:13:38.940 cancer is a struggle and she's exhausted much of the time so I'm the guy that goes up and down

01:13:48.700 the stairs to get her food and drinks and things like that and just be there for her and and help

01:13:55.100 her um she's brave she's putting up a strong fight and pancreatic cancer is called a silent

01:14:04.420 killer and we're not going to have any of that

01:14:07.220 how are you holding up you know if making sure that she's okay and still working as much as

01:14:23.120 you're working how long are your days well i i'm not able to work every day right now i'm not

01:14:31.900 working because the car broke down we put so many miles on that car i have and uh but when i'm

01:14:40.540 working uh like i worked for one company for uh years and uh that was a 14 hour day sometimes

01:14:50.180 and uh driving three to four hundred miles in a day uh that's exhausting for sure and you get home

01:14:58.580 at 10, 11 o'clock at night and get up early and start it again.

01:15:03.280 But it's something I just fell in the groove for

01:15:09.100 and just do it without thinking, you know, just do my job.

01:15:14.920 So that's it.

01:15:19.880 Okay.

01:15:22.780 I want to keep up with you guys this week

01:15:25.580 and see what is happening.

01:15:27.260 Don, please tell your wife that we're praying.

01:15:32.240 I will.

01:15:37.620 We want to thank you, Glenn.

01:15:39.240 We're such big fans of you.

01:15:41.340 So thank you for having us on.

01:15:44.640 You're welcome.

01:15:52.820 I've been...

01:15:57.260 I've been married to my wife only for 26 years.

01:16:09.260 I love my wife more than the day I married her, and I can't imagine.

01:16:17.500 We had a small cancer scare with her a few years ago, and I thought, I can't.

01:16:27.260 You know, she's my whole life.

01:16:31.180 And I can't imagine being together for as long as you have and how you feel.

01:16:36.840 So we're praying for both of you.

01:16:38.860 We're praying for all of you.

01:16:39.920 And Amy, we're praying for you just to be able to have the endurance to stand the onslaught of this evil media that we happen to see all the time.

01:16:50.660 God bless you both.

01:16:51.760 We'll talk again soon.

01:16:53.360 Thank you.

01:16:54.780 Thank you.

01:16:55.640 Thank you.

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01:19:22.500 Ricky how do they get a hold of us if somebody wants to

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01:19:45.000 Gosh.

01:19:49.240 I need to drink more water.

01:19:51.720 I think I need an IV bag every day I do these shows.

01:19:55.580 But I tell you, they're not sad.

01:19:59.220 These aren't sad.

01:20:04.820 I want to be Don when I grow up.

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01:22:32.060 Let me go to LaShawn in Florida.

01:22:33.980 Hello, LaShawn.

01:22:34.700 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:22:36.520 Hi, Mr. Glenn Beck.

01:22:38.820 How are you today?

01:22:40.680 I'm very good.

01:22:42.320 I was calling in.

01:22:43.360 I came across some work you did.

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01:22:51.480 and on the back of the book covering, it gave a profile of you.

01:22:58.160 I've heard about you through the years.

01:23:00.000 I've heard your voice.

01:23:00.920 I've heard some of your commentary, but never knew this about you.

01:23:05.340 What was on that profile, it just echoed about what a great person that you are.

01:23:13.640 I was so impressed.

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01:24:04.400 Well, LaShawn, I feel like I have just spoken to somebody I should really listen to and

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01:24:17.220 I appreciate it.

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01:26:13.740 the fusion of entertainment enlightenment and empowerment this is the glenn beck program

01:26:27.480 well if you just joined us uh we're in the last hour of the broadcast and we have covered a lot

01:26:35.360 we've covered history i told you just last hour how the railroads uh were built but they were

01:26:41.580 built on the ashes of somebody else who went too soon. And I gave you that because I want you to

01:26:46.480 watch for the word guarantee. Guarantee. Loan guarantee for all of these AI companies. Because

01:26:54.880 I fear that is coming. They are now $4 trillion in debt. And with the interest rates going up,

01:27:04.280 it could very easily collapse them. Who's going to stand in for that? I guarantee you,

01:27:11.000 because of the word guarantee.

01:27:12.600 You hear somebody in Washington say,

01:27:14.900 guarantee, loan guarantee.

01:27:16.480 It's important that we nationalize loan guarantee.

01:27:19.540 Run for the hills

01:27:20.460 because that's 2008 all over again

01:27:23.260 to the tune of what they say in 2030

01:27:26.280 will be $10 trillion.

01:27:30.520 No, thank you.

01:27:31.840 No, thank you.

01:27:32.520 They take the risk, not you and me.

01:27:35.440 So we did a little history

01:27:37.440 to tell you how this happened with the railroads.

01:27:39.620 We showed you a little humanity.

01:27:41.000 with Don, the guy that we just told you about yesterday,

01:27:45.520 the 81-year-old guy who is, you know,

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01:28:24.560 And now let's bring you a little horror

01:28:26.400 because what I'm about to show you

01:28:29.720 is absolutely horrifying.

01:28:32.500 Justin Haskins was on with us yesterday

01:28:34.700 and he was telling us that about...

01:28:37.640 Justin, bring him up real quick.

01:28:39.040 Justin, was it 60% of respondents under 30 were saying that they would trade Israel and give it away, dismantle Israel, give it away to the Palestinians, one Palestinian state, if they could get cheaper gas?

01:28:58.240 Wasn't that the number?

01:28:59.860 Yeah, I'll pull it up so that I don't screw it up.

01:29:03.160 But it was a shockingly high percentage of people.

01:29:06.520 shockingly high. Okay, if you think that was bad, wait until you hear the numbers Justin's

01:29:13.940 going to give us here in a few minutes, because this one's on Sharia law. I'm telling you,

01:29:19.260 we lose the entire West unless we can turn these numbers around. So we're going to go there here

01:29:25.840 in 60 seconds. First, there are people you haven't heard laugh in 20 years. Think about that. You

01:29:31.900 remember the face, you remember the things they said, but the actual sound of their laugh

01:29:35.900 That disappears from your memory

01:29:38.140 I remember I was young

01:29:39.880 And I remember when I lost the sound

01:29:42.520 Of my mother's voice

01:29:43.660 And I was so sad

01:29:45.280 I was trying to remember

01:29:46.140 She died when I was very young

01:29:48.200 And you can't

01:29:49.640 But somewhere in a closet

01:29:51.040 Or in a box in the attic

01:29:52.260 There may be a VHS tape

01:29:53.680 With that laugh still on it

01:29:54.920 That voice waiting for somebody

01:29:56.340 Just to press play

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01:30:16.460 of christmas mornings and birthday parties and grandparents and first steps and terrible hair

01:30:21.100 cuts and you know people waving at a camera had no idea how much that little moment would mean

01:30:26.500 decades later hear them laugh again they don't last forever those tapes degrade so just put them

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01:30:42.120 slash records. LegacyBox.com slash records. Save 50% for a limited time. It's LegacyBox.com slash

01:30:49.580 records. Okay, Justin, do you have that number from yesterday? Because it was shocking.

01:30:56.540 Yeah. Would you support a proposal that would end the war in Iran and provide the United States

01:31:02.480 with low oil and gas prices in exchange for completely not partially completely dismantling

01:31:08.020 the nation of israel and replacing it with a new palestinian-led state overall voters 19 percent

01:31:14.840 that's both parties of all ages but the really even more terrifying thing was democrats it was

01:31:20.620 about a quarter of democrats said yes to that proposal and young people 18 to 24 46 percent

01:31:26.980 support for that proposal 25 to 29 60 30 to 35 37 35 to 39 26 so the younger you are the more

01:31:37.580 likely you are to support that proposal and support among democrats much higher it just

01:31:42.460 terrifying terrifying stuff what's terrifying on so many levels um but but just the basic level of

01:31:51.720 who do you think you are you're talking to us about colonizing and everything else 1.00

01:31:56.240 You're deciding the fate of a country that you have no right to decide, a fate of a country based on – can you imagine if I said, you know what, for cheap gas, I'd blow everybody up in Iran? 0.94

01:32:13.560 How horrible – what a Frankenstein of a person are you that would say that? 0.79

01:32:19.860 yeah it's it's awful and as someone who grew up my formative years height of the iraq war where

01:32:26.880 this was all the left talked about this was all they talked about was the iraq war was all about

01:32:31.140 oil it was all about oil it was all about oil secret plots from the george bush administration

01:32:35.440 about oil and now a quarter of them or more say yeah this is a great idea let's do it to israel

01:32:41.660 it's because we live in the me me me me me me me me me everything is about me me me me me it's

01:32:48.240 about the we but when it comes down to it i want their stuff you know what i mean and the and the

01:32:55.260 collective will allow me to take their stuff because i want it i deserve it it's really bad

01:33:00.880 okay in today's part of this uh poll and this poll comes out when uh so it's going to be rolled

01:33:08.260 out all throughout this week uh first poll drops on wednesday and then the second part will come

01:33:13.780 out on friday okay so take us through the poll and what are the what the takeaways are yeah so

01:33:22.600 uh this poll is same group that we had polled from the questions yesterday this time we're asking

01:33:28.760 about sharia law and so i i thought you know i don't know that anyone's asked voters about sharia

01:33:34.180 law specifically so let's ask them a bunch of questions about sharia law so we start out by

01:33:38.940 giving them a very neutral basic definition of sharia law and then we asked them do you have a

01:33:44.520 positive or negative opinion about sharia law and okay let me read really hang on let me read the

01:33:49.720 actual question let me read the actual sharia law is a system of islamic religious principles and

01:33:54.100 law derived primarily from the quran and teachings and practices of muhammad that addresses matters

01:33:58.700 including religious practice personal conduct family life finance often civil and criminal law

01:34:03.940 do you have a positive or negative opinion about sharia right and mostly positive seven percent

01:34:11.100 14 uh said somewhat positive so when you combine those two together it's 21 have a mostly or

01:34:18.620 somewhat positive and this is likely voters all likely voters 21 mostly positive and then 43

01:34:24.620 mostly negative 14 somewhat negative 22 not sure uh so overall the big takeaway 21

01:34:33.260 percent of all voters say that they have a somewhat positive view of sharia law which is

01:34:40.060 and radical it is radical islam is is associated with this and yet 21 of american voters say

01:34:46.480 that they have a positive view of it and 20 to big the headline for me is not only 21 but 22

01:34:54.240 percent are undecided they're not sure so they could be added to that 21 easily because we're

01:35:00.920 not doing anything to say no no no no no no you're on the wrong track um let's see number two would

01:35:08.200 you support before we get to real quick before we get to number two the the other really big 0.75

01:35:13.400 important thing similar to the question when we talked about uh dismantling israel young people 0.57

01:35:18.240 made up the bulk of the support for positive views of sharia law and we're going to see that through

01:35:23.420 all the other questions as well 43 percent of 18 to 24 year olds said that they have a positive

01:35:28.340 view of it. 39% of 25 to 29 year olds, 36% of 35 to 39 year olds. So again, the younger you are,

01:35:35.820 the more likely you are to have a positive view of Sharia law. And we're going to see that in

01:35:40.220 the other questions as well. Holy cow. Okay. Number two, would you support a law that requires 1.00

01:35:46.720 public schools to teach about the benefits of Sharia law? Yep. 8% said yes. 76% said no. 16% 0.92

01:35:56.740 said not sure, which I don't know how you could be not sure about that. Similar to the last

01:36:01.640 question, the young people support was much, much higher. 24% of 18 to 24 year olds said, yes,

01:36:08.680 they do want that law. 31% of 25 to 29 year olds, around 20% when you get into the late 30s and it

01:36:15.200 goes down until you get to 3% for people 40 and above. So people who are 40 and above, they don't 0.91

01:36:21.300 want any of these radical things people under 40 much more open to it if question three if a

01:36:28.920 majority of people in an american town city or state were to want sharia law would you support

01:36:33.880 a proposal that would allow sharia to become the legal code code for all citizens in that town city

01:36:39.040 or state seven percent say yes 83 say no 10 not sure and again 18 to 35 year olds about a quarter

01:36:49.440 of them say yes i mean this is this is overthrowing the constitution this is overthrowing the rule of

01:36:55.660 laws overthrowing individual liberty of a quarter of young people saying that they would favor that

01:37:01.220 again just that is there's something honestly wrong that is it's because we are not teaching

01:37:07.740 civics we're not teaching the constitution nobody understands it congratulations to anybody who

01:37:14.100 you know did the course on the bill of rights through torch this weekend by the way it's all

01:37:18.320 available at uh glennbeck.com slash torch um but congratulations on doing that because your kids

01:37:25.780 are way ahead way ahead this happens because they don't understand the bill of rights and they don't

01:37:31.680 understand the constitution or the declaration of independent um what listen to this one the

01:37:37.800 question for what poses a greater threat to america's future sharia law or america's alliance

01:37:44.840 with israel yeah this is an astounding one 43 said sharia law this should be a no-brainer

01:37:52.800 this is obvious which what the answer is to this one 43 said sharia law 25 of all voters

01:38:00.580 say america's alliance with israel it was the number one answer 32 of for democrats 32 of

01:38:07.720 democrats said that uh that america's alliance with israel is a greater threat than sharia law

01:38:13.220 um just incredible number wait wait then you have so more democrat wait wait wait so more

01:38:20.200 democrats answered america's alliance with israel is the greater threat that's the number one

01:38:27.380 democratic answer the the the number one democratic answer was sharia law as was america's alliance

01:38:35.020 with israel is a greater threat yes that's right yep 32 percent yep just just just incredible

01:38:43.460 25 percent of democrats said neither yeah 25 percent said neither right and 23 percent said

01:38:50.680 sharia law is a greater threat so we actually came in third place can you can you tell me what

01:38:55.060 the republicans were saying on this yeah so on all these questions republicans much more likely

01:39:01.320 to give what we would say is probably the common sense answer. 68% of Republicans said they believe

01:39:07.460 Sharia law is a greater threat. 16% said alliance with Israel is a greater threat. 7% of Republicans

01:39:15.380 said neither. 8% said not sure. So you would like to see that number higher. That would make sense

01:39:20.920 to me. No, I know, but I think that makes sense because you could say, you know, Israel, our

01:39:26.560 alliances with israel in the middle east it's constantly dragging us into the middle east 1.00

01:39:32.460 which is i don't believe is true sharia law and uh you know the you know throwing homosexuals off 0.99

01:39:40.580 the rooftops is pretty much what i think drags us into the middle east all the time and their 0.77

01:39:45.960 belief that we are the great satan however i can see 16 of the population going no you know without 0.58

01:39:53.700 hating israel you could say no i think this one is a a more imminent threat to us because we keep

01:39:59.660 getting involved in in wars you could make that case i don't agree with it but you can make that 0.99

01:40:04.020 case that's where i think it i would expect the entire population to be around that it's shocking 0.99

01:40:11.240 to see it the other way and i i honestly i don't understand why any jewish organization

01:40:17.180 is with the uh democrats now at all i mean just this really sharia law is is a less of a threat

01:40:26.720 than america's alliance the number one answer for democrats okay uh number five which religious

01:40:33.440 ideology poses a greater threat to america's future sharia law or traditional oh boy i'm

01:40:39.000 afraid of this one traditional christianity this is another one you would think almost everyone

01:40:44.760 would agree. 55% said Sharia law. So that's majority, but it's only 55%. 13% said traditional

01:40:52.320 Christianity. 23% says neither poses a threat, which I think is a reasonable answer to have. 1.00

01:40:58.040 And 9% said not sure. Only 34% of Democrats said they think that Sharia law is a greater threat to

01:41:07.300 America's future than traditional Christianity. 41% said neither is a threat. 16% said traditional

01:41:14.340 Christianity is a greater threat. But again, I mean, this is a pretty, this is a pretty 0.87

01:41:18.140 straightforward question. It's either neither or it's Sharia law, but nobody should be saying

01:41:23.520 traditional Christianity, um, and, and independence and Republicans much more likely than Democrats

01:41:29.000 to say Sharia law is the greater threat. Yeah. That's 80% of Republicans. 52% say Sharia law 0.94

01:41:36.820 of independence, greater threat than traditional, um, Christianity. Uh, Wednesday, when are these

01:41:43.100 polls coming out so we can share them with everybody? Yeah, the first one will be coming

01:41:47.720 out tomorrow, and then there'll be another one coming out on Friday. I'll share them with you,

01:41:53.680 of course, and your team, Glenn, but they can also go to ourrepublic.org, our-republic.org,

01:41:58.300 and you can see the full results there and all the cross tabs and everything will be posted for

01:42:02.080 people to review. Justin, hang on a second. I want to take a one-minute break, and then I want to

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01:43:23.060 so uh justin i did a monologue today in hour number one where i think and even the media

01:43:42.100 is starting to admit it looks like what trump is doing in iran is working it looks like iran

01:43:48.140 is cracking under this pressure.

01:43:51.480 And I mean, when the New York Times

01:43:53.160 is writing something like that,

01:43:55.260 that didn't come easy.

01:43:58.140 That came with a lot of blood

01:43:59.820 in the newsroom writing that sentence.

01:44:03.880 But I'm seeing all these dots

01:44:05.680 and I have this weird feeling.

01:44:07.040 I just have this bad feeling about 27 and 28

01:44:10.020 that too many dots are lining up

01:44:14.420 that are not good economically.

01:44:16.560 And you wrote the book, The Next Big Crash.

01:44:20.400 Tell me about it.

01:44:22.780 Yeah.

01:44:25.380 The Next Big Crash is an unbelievable book.

01:44:29.540 And it took me years of research to put this together.

01:44:32.740 And at the core of it is two ideas, really.

01:44:36.580 One is that the economy is incredibly fragile, much more fragile than what most people believe.

01:44:42.440 And I wrote that over a year ago, right?

01:44:44.640 So this is, it's even worse today than it was before.

01:44:48.120 The other problem with it is that most people believe that they own their securities investments,

01:44:54.340 but they don't actually directly own any of these investments.

01:44:58.240 And Wall Street's been gambling with these investments that people have been making.

01:45:03.080 And there is a tremendous amount of risk in the system that most people have no idea exists.

01:45:09.100 It's all laid out in the next big crash.

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01:45:22.320 Um, and, and protect yourself from what could be coming.

01:45:27.000 Yeah, it's a, it's a stunning.

01:45:29.200 I remember you called me when you found this fact out and you're like, uh, Glenn, and I

01:45:33.040 didn't know, I don't think anybody knows it.

01:45:34.720 And it is, it's stunning.

01:45:35.960 You need to read it.

01:45:36.640 The next big crash.

01:45:37.980 Can I ask you a question?

01:45:38.700 Is that my painting behind you in your house?

01:45:40.940 or wherever you are this painting yeah the one behind me yeah it is it is your painting yes i

01:45:47.280 was wondering if you were going to notice well i wanted to help struggling artists out you know

01:45:51.560 give them some publicity yeah why did you pick that one i love this painting um hope it makes

01:46:02.020 me feel hopeful but also a reminder if people know the story of it you could tell the story

01:46:06.740 of what the painting is showing,

01:46:07.760 but it makes me feel hopeful,

01:46:09.000 but also a reminder of how in hope

01:46:12.160 there is also despair and darkness

01:46:14.240 and fear and worry and all of that.

01:46:16.580 Those two things sit side by side

01:46:18.500 every single day.

01:46:19.380 Yeah.

01:46:19.880 So I love that painting.

01:46:21.640 That's great.

01:46:22.680 That's great.

01:46:23.400 I'm glad you enjoy it.

01:46:25.140 Thanks, Justin.

01:46:26.040 I appreciate it.

01:46:26.940 By the way, if you want to see that painting

01:46:28.380 or any of my paintings,

01:46:29.080 you can go to glenbeck.com

01:46:32.060 and just look up, you know,

01:46:34.420 in the pull down, just look up.

01:46:35.720 I think it's art.

01:46:36.740 You can look up at all of those, and that is a great story.

01:46:40.100 That one of the Statue of Liberty and the ship sailing into the sunset going back to Europe is an incredible story.

01:46:49.600 But all of the paintings have different stories.

01:46:51.800 Okay, next I want to tell you the other story about the five guys that were found stalking an Air Force base in England.

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01:47:04.660 hmm we have some theories on that one coming up next you can buy a phone charger and you know

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01:48:32.200 so early sunday morning a farmer in the english countryside looked out and he saw something

01:49:01.320 It just didn't belong.

01:49:03.060 There were three white vans, masked men running into a field.

01:49:08.260 So the farmer picks up the phone, calls 999.

01:49:12.240 Now this field sits next to the RAF Fairford, which is a British base,

01:49:18.900 been launching American bombers towards Iran for months now.

01:49:22.560 So police went out.

01:49:23.840 They were there immediately, caught five men on suspicion of explosives

01:49:28.020 and explosive offenses and an act of terrorism, preparing one.

01:49:33.700 All five are British, all from London, all between 23 and 25.

01:49:39.620 Now, the president said they were looking to do big damage

01:49:42.320 and had been watching for a long time.

01:49:44.420 Secretary of State called it a very serious situation.

01:49:47.580 Then, yesterday afternoon, Britain lets go of all five of them,

01:49:52.200 just lets them out, not charged, not cleared,

01:49:55.120 bailed under what britain's head of counter and terrorism policing called a stringent condition

01:50:00.480 of where they go and who they see okay the farmer now says there were more than five maybe ten

01:50:06.880 the defense secretary says respectfully the farmer only had a partial picture

01:50:13.060 and the president says he's surprised i got news for you so am i i mean uh the question is what

01:50:20.740 kind of surprise should we be now i'm not going to give you the answer because i don't know the

01:50:26.300 answer and nobody knows the answer and anybody who is on you know online telling you they know

01:50:30.740 the answer and it's this or that they're lying to you okay or they're hopelessly naive and you

01:50:36.520 shouldn't listen to them and get riled up because i think there are five there's probably more but i

01:50:40.760 could come up with five explanations that are on the table and they are not the same story so don't

01:50:46.380 get riled up until we can figure out which one of these it is. Here's option number one. They let

01:50:52.180 them go because they don't have it yet. British law puts police on a clock. You have to charge

01:50:57.720 them or let them out. If what was in one of those vans and on those phones won't convince a

01:51:03.880 prosecutor today, bail is how you keep a hand on the man's shoulder without losing him. Okay. Two,

01:51:11.220 They're watching.

01:51:13.040 Man, you know, in a cell talks to his lawyer,

01:51:16.360 but a man who goes home talks to whoever sent him.

01:51:20.700 Bail lets investigators follow the five phones for weeks

01:51:24.320 and see who they call, if anybody.

01:51:27.240 Three, they were hired.

01:51:30.120 Now this the police said out loud.

01:51:32.120 They're examining whether these men were working for a foreign state,

01:51:36.680 knowingly or unknowingly, possibly for money.

01:51:39.380 So that could be Iran, that could be China, that could be Russia.

01:51:44.660 We don't know.

01:51:46.160 Iran's embassy rushed out a denial immediately.

01:51:49.280 But Britain's own domestic intelligence service said two years ago that it had tracked about 20 Iran-backed plots on British soil since 2022 and that Tehran likes to use hired criminals.

01:52:01.000 You know, a kid who thinks he's doing a cash delivery job is hard to convict of terrorism, but very useful to follow.

01:52:09.380 Fourth possibility, it's smaller than it looks.

01:52:14.320 And here's why.

01:52:14.960 Fairford has a long history of anti-war protesters cutting its fences.

01:52:20.060 Partial picture may mean the real picture is worse than we know,

01:52:25.160 but it also may mean it's less than we know.

01:52:29.220 Okay?

01:52:30.460 Five.

01:52:32.220 And this is the one that's making the rounds everywhere.

01:52:34.280 Britain's gone soft.

01:52:36.620 That's the whole theory.

01:52:38.880 And that's the one everybody, the last few years of British policing, I understand why people say that.

01:52:43.920 Yeah, it looks like they have gone soft.

01:52:46.820 I understand that entirely.

01:52:49.640 But is that the story?

01:52:52.160 I don't know, because I don't know which one's true, and nobody does.

01:52:55.240 Nobody outside that building knows.

01:52:59.560 But one of them is really old.

01:53:02.700 And it's the one I actually hope is happening, okay? 0.87

01:53:06.820 Because we've been here before, especially with England.

01:53:09.760 It was England 1586.

01:53:12.520 The queen is Elizabeth.

01:53:15.000 Her cousin is Mary, Queen of Scots.

01:53:18.680 Now, Queen of Scots, Mary is a prisoner. 0.98

01:53:22.400 Mary's a Catholic heir. 0.98

01:53:24.380 Every plot against Elizabeth is built around this, okay? 0.82

01:53:27.920 Elizabeth's spymaster knows Mary is very dangerous,

01:53:30.920 but he can't prove it.

01:53:32.660 And you can't put a queen on trial on a hunch.

01:53:36.240 So he does something that looks insane.

01:53:38.840 He gives his prisoner a secret way to send mail.

01:53:43.220 A local brewer delivers beer to the house where Mary is being held.

01:53:48.980 Her letters go out and come back sealed in a watertight case inside the stopper of the barrel.

01:53:56.420 Now, Mary thinks she's beaten her jailers.

01:53:59.680 She thinks, ah, I'm getting secret messages.

01:54:01.760 She hasn't.

01:54:02.880 The man who set up the route works for the spymaster.

01:54:07.100 So every letter she writes is open.

01:54:09.800 Every one that is coming back to her is open.

01:54:12.580 It's copied.

01:54:13.220 It's decoded.

01:54:14.060 And then it's resealed and sent on its way.

01:54:17.940 So the spymaster just has to sit there and wait.

01:54:22.840 Up comes a young guy named Anthony Babington.

01:54:26.480 And his friends are planning on killing Elizabeth, free Mary, and welcome a foreign invasion.

01:54:33.520 Spymaster knows.

01:54:35.140 He could arrest them any day, but he lets them talk.

01:54:38.860 He lets them write.

01:54:40.460 He isn't waiting for the foot soldiers.

01:54:42.320 He's waiting for one letter from one woman.

01:54:48.620 In July, it comes.

01:54:50.700 Mary writes back approving the plan.

01:54:53.720 Now he's got it all.

01:54:55.700 So the story goes that when the codebreaker finished decoding it,

01:54:58.800 he drew a little gallows on the outside before he passed it up the line.

01:55:03.880 The plotters were rounded up within weeks.

01:55:06.140 Mary went to the block the next winter and the young men being arrested in the spring.

01:55:12.020 England would have had a few hotheads in a cell and a woman who was the entire reason for the plot would have kept receiving beer.

01:55:25.200 Same people who read the mail, unfortunately, also wrote some mail. 0.55

01:55:30.800 So before Mary's letter reached Bavington

01:55:34.980 A postscript was added

01:55:37.120 In her cipher but not in her hand

01:55:39.780 Asking for the names of the men who would do the killing

01:55:43.340 That forgery still exists in a museum in England

01:55:47.100 The watching caught the real plot

01:55:50.760 And the watchers

01:55:52.520 The watchers with nobody watching them

01:55:57.520 Couldn't resist picking up the pen

01:55:59.060 So both of these things apply to Monday.

01:56:04.600 What happened?

01:56:06.240 If the watch theory is right, that they're now just letting them out and they're watching,

01:56:11.600 then the most frustrating news of the week may be the smartest move in it.

01:56:16.780 Five young men from London didn't dream up a raid on a bomber base by themselves.

01:56:22.060 Somebody rented those vans.

01:56:24.020 Somebody paid for those vans.

01:56:25.460 And somebody picked that base, you know, and somebody knew that those planes were on that runway.

01:56:33.320 If that's what the plot was about, those are the people worth catching.

01:56:38.200 And you don't catch them by locking up the delivery boys and holding a press conference.

01:56:43.640 But a watch is only as good as the watchers.

01:56:47.580 In 2020, a man fresh out of a prison in Great Britain

01:56:52.360 walked down to a London high street with armed police following him,

01:56:55.780 and he still stabbed two people before they could stop him.

01:56:59.460 Being watched and being stopped are not the same thing.

01:57:03.840 And if the smaller theory is right,

01:57:06.040 then a lot of important people on both sides of the ocean

01:57:08.440 spoke very confidently, very fast, on very little,

01:57:11.440 and I'm not going to be one of those.

01:57:13.640 Which brings me to us.

01:57:16.800 half the internet yesterday already had a verdict.

01:57:22.780 Britain is finished.

01:57:24.160 And it might be.

01:57:25.640 I mean, it might be. 0.95

01:57:29.800 If it was Iran,

01:57:32.420 if it was a false flag,

01:57:36.260 it was nothing.

01:57:39.400 Every one of these posts was written by somebody

01:57:41.760 who knew less than the farmer did.

01:57:44.100 I've written a few posts like that in my life

01:57:48.120 And I've sworn to stop doing it

01:57:50.160 You have half the story

01:57:51.940 And you believe it with your whole heart

01:57:53.680 And you're going to walk into more trouble

01:57:55.920 You know, than walking in with no story at all

01:57:59.080 So this is not an argument to trust the people in Great Britain

01:58:04.760 Because I don't trust them

01:58:05.760 Don't trust the authorities

01:58:07.100 I don't trust them

01:58:07.860 It's an argument for holding them to a clock

01:58:11.860 and this is what we need to do more of so here's what i'm watching for with a clock

01:58:18.720 do charges come does anyone else get arrested anyone older anyone with money anyone with a

01:58:26.840 passport from somewhere else if the weeks go by and it's still just five kids and a shrug

01:58:34.320 then the critics may be right and britain owes that farmer an explanation here's what happened

01:58:41.680 it wasn't a plot it was just another protest okay it come out with that otherwise you need to go to

01:58:48.660 the farmer with that story or something else because five men walked out of a police station

01:58:54.080 yesterday and either that's the end of the story or it's the morning the beer starts getting

01:59:00.200 delivered i pray it's the second but i also pray that whoever's reading the mail is honest and i'm

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02:01:27.940 uh you are um last hour i talked to uh don johnson he is the remember the 80 year old man 81 year

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02:02:22.820 She's my lifelong companion. She's going through a hard time. Um, cancer is a struggle. And, uh,

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02:03:03.940 His daughter puts up a video.

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