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00:03:36.140 good morning america i'm glad you're here thank you so much for listening to us

00:03:46.100 i want to talk about

00:03:52.920 i want to talk about you i want to talk about you i i want to read some of the emails that have come in

00:04:01.800 and uh i appreciate all of the emails you reach out to contact us and let us know what's going on in

00:04:09.640 your life there's a forgotten group of people i mean i don't know about you but

00:04:16.800 i'm grateful for the medical workers i'm grateful for people who are actually doing their job right

00:04:24.120 now i'm grateful for many people in the government that are actually doing their job and not playing

00:04:30.380 politics with this this politics thing is just driving me out of my mind

00:04:34.420 but there's a group of people that i don't think any of us really think of

00:04:40.460 you know we're driving on the highway and we're in a hurry uh in america you go a long way and you're

00:04:50.060 passing all these 18 wheelers you're like jeez what's with all the trucks and these the trucks

00:04:55.940 usually piss you off because i can't see around them but it's those truck drivers that are out

00:05:04.420 there right now on the road that we have to thank imagine how isolated and alone truck drivers must

00:05:10.600 feel right now i mean they do their job mostly alone traveling long distance away from their families but

00:05:17.540 i think they probably also know how the average person think you know feels about truck drivers at

00:05:24.480 least the truck not the driver but the truck

00:05:26.540 i was looking at some numbers this weekend on the trucking industry and they're staggering

00:05:33.800 in 2017 american truck drivers were responsible for hauling over 700 billion in goods that's greater

00:05:45.420 than the gdp in countries like poland or sweden or belgian or or israel norway think of that

00:05:52.980 we should have a health care system as nice as sweden really you know just the goods we carry

00:06:01.160 in our trucks over a year is bigger than their entire economy

00:06:05.200 7.4 million workers are employed in the trucking industry that's six percent of our entire job market

00:06:14.540 each year the average trucker locks in each year the average 100 000 miles

00:06:21.920 the trucks you see moving all day and all night across america's freeways

00:06:28.600 add up to about 10.8 billion dollars 10.8 billion tons of freight almost three quarters of all american

00:06:38.380 goods all the groceries we get at the market the clothes we get it from the mall the toilet paper

00:06:43.700 at walmart they all arrive thanks to the hard worker the hard work of our american truck driver

00:06:50.680 in fact the only reason that we're not starving right now the only reason why those shelves

00:06:57.140 are full

00:06:58.420 are because the truck drivers are pulling in overtime

00:07:03.940 experts predict that if truckers stop working most grocery stores would be running out of food

00:07:09.580 in three days everything every shelf empty in three days

00:07:15.540 i saw this line from uh she's a trucker name is chrissy becker

00:07:21.100 she said i'm a mom but instead of going home i stayed out driving my truck sometimes 24 hours at a time

00:07:28.120 lately it's six weeks at a time

00:07:31.780 i do it because

00:07:34.580 you all need what you need

00:07:36.880 and there are hundreds of thousands more like me but instead of going home

00:07:40.880 we're running until we can't see straight in our tracks

00:07:43.800 i love our country

00:07:50.460 i love our country not because of the military

00:07:54.520 not because of our flag

00:08:00.140 i i love our country because of our people

00:08:05.500 and the things that our constitution and bill of rights

00:08:11.460 allow our people to do

00:08:13.720 we are different

00:08:15.640 you know everybody was

00:08:20.000 everybody was talking about how great the testing is in south korea

00:08:24.620 stew's gonna give you some numbers in south korea

00:08:27.380 and what that what what's really happening in south korea compared to us right now

00:08:31.740 yeah they were beating us for about 10 minutes

00:08:34.140 now

00:08:36.860 now you'll notice nobody's holding up south korea

00:08:40.620 there's just no one to hold up i guess

00:08:42.940 there's just no one that does it better than south korea

00:08:47.320 i mean unless you want to look at the truth and you want to look at what america has done in the last couple of weeks

00:08:53.440 we're gonna win this battle

00:08:56.980 and it's the truckers out there like chrissy

00:09:03.280 or perhaps you

00:09:04.840 that have made it their personal mission to make sure that america

00:09:09.880 doesn't stop

00:09:11.320 they're forgoing their own personal safety safety they're

00:09:15.700 risking exposure to the virus

00:09:17.520 spending long long hours away from their families to make sure that we have food in our pantries and toilet paper in our bathrooms

00:09:24.200 now imagine how much harder it is for them

00:09:27.680 now that states are closing down all the restaurants

00:09:30.740 the truck stops the rest areas all over the country

00:09:34.380 everywhere from pennsylvania texas michigan all the way to california

00:09:38.700 there is literally nowhere for them to stop and sleep and take a shower

00:09:43.080 go to the bathroom even eat

00:09:45.080 how's the trucker supposed to get food when every restaurant has closed their doors to him

00:09:54.080 drive-thrus aren't exactly accommodating for

00:09:57.940 massive big rigs and even those are closed

00:10:01.120 america i think this is something that we can do

00:10:07.900 i don't think we need the government to tell us what to do

00:10:12.240 i think there needs to be some sort of

00:10:17.780 network for these truckers

00:10:20.500 first of all if you see a truck pull into a restaurant walk up and thank them for their service

00:10:27.200 you don't have to shake your hand

00:10:28.060 keep your distance

00:10:29.340 but offer your services maybe go get them food

00:10:34.740 but perhaps can't our churches mobilize

00:10:42.040 most churches could offer the same account a kind of accommodations that truck stops and rest areas do

00:10:49.000 they have large parking lots they have kitchen large spaces for beds they even have showers most of them

00:10:54.800 perhaps now it's time for our church to mobilize and

00:10:59.460 take care of our heroes on the front lines those are the people in the trucks

00:11:03.060 i encourage you today reach out to the leadership of your church

00:11:07.580 reach out to other churches isn't there some sort of network that we could give them

00:11:12.840 don't you think we could build a network that spans every major urban area along

00:11:20.760 freeways from the atlantic to the pacific

00:11:23.080 i mean because this is what americans do this is what we do best

00:11:26.920 at least if you happen to be out on the road today

00:11:32.840 and you happen to pass a trucker on the freeway

00:11:35.440 shoot him a finger but make sure it's the thumb

00:11:39.020 give him the thumbs up

00:11:42.160 give him the air horn gesture i don't know if they even

00:11:44.960 like that anymore just to say thank you

00:11:47.860 thank you for keeping us alive

00:11:50.560 and because of because of the truckers we have a lot

00:11:55.020 to be thankful for today

00:11:57.620 hello america welcome to the program glad you're here

00:12:08.660 uh i'd love to hear from you off and on today

00:12:11.540 888-727-BECK

00:12:14.080 uh i'd love to hear uh from you on

00:12:16.900 things you're thankful for we're we're doing this tonight

00:12:20.220 as a family we're getting together tonight and we're making a list of all

00:12:24.380 the things that we're grateful for all the things we're thankful for

00:12:27.020 so i'd like to cheat and use your notes um i don't want to have to put it into

00:12:31.540 thinking you know what i mean

00:12:32.720 888-727-BECK uh back in just a second with some of the emails that have come in

00:12:37.920 over the weekend i want to start with your voice

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00:14:01.900 boy the um uh the gop has gotten smart i think at least uh at least in the way

00:14:20.220 they're handling uh this crisis and this latest bill they tried to pass a bill

00:14:25.240 yesterday it failed uh it's a bailout bill uh you know it's it's

00:14:31.960 it's an awful lot of money um but uh they tried to pass it last night nancy

00:14:37.420 pelosi and the uh and the senate decided not to pass it

00:14:40.660 and so they just rescheduled uh an another vote

00:14:45.440 in the senate and about 11 minutes coincidentally

00:14:50.500 that's the time the market is opening and it looks like the market is going to be

00:14:54.840 down again so they're looking i mean if this isn't a democratic tactic i don't

00:14:59.120 know what is we'll talk to pat and stew about that coming up in

00:15:02.120 just a second uh we got an email in from brad

00:15:06.100 in hawkinson washington it says uh glenn i'm waiting for your brain to click

00:15:12.960 back to the fourth turning over the years i wondered if a crisis would

00:15:17.240 emerge 2024 that would fit the pattern

00:15:19.600 and be trans uh uh transformational moment

00:15:22.960 well here we are i have to tell you brad i've been rereading

00:15:26.980 the fourth turning and you're exactly right i'm going to try to go over some of

00:15:31.380 it today but definitely tomorrow i'm going over the fourth turning

00:15:35.020 especially chapter 11 uh 10 and 11

00:15:38.460 it's amazing it's amazing how well this uh situation fits

00:15:44.800 and it answers the question that my daughter asked me this weekend

00:15:49.280 she said dad so what does this all mean and i said well it means changes are

00:15:54.580 coming and you know she said but yeah but what does that what does that does

00:15:57.820 that mean what is my life going to be like

00:15:59.720 and i can't really give you an answer but i can tell you

00:16:03.280 some of the edges of that i can tell you that we are

00:16:07.060 we are all going to be needed to remain calm and carry on uh because

00:16:15.060 bad things can happen when people panic and i think

00:16:19.680 i honestly think that uh donald trump is again reflecting the mood of the nation

00:16:24.320 he tweeted what about five hours ago must have got up god i got a potty break

00:16:28.420 it's an incredible potty break one of the greatest potty breaks anyone's ever

00:16:34.000 most people most people have never seen a potty break like this

00:16:36.960 um but uh he went and i guess took a potty break and

00:16:41.260 and uh wrote about five hours ago

00:16:43.980 enough is enough basically i mean i

00:16:48.020 we we have to have an end uh to this

00:16:53.460 um things are going to get worse before they get better but

00:16:58.720 we can't keep being crammed in our home

00:17:02.560 like this is the cure worse than the virus

00:17:07.520 and the cure may be worse than the virus we don't know yet

00:17:12.400 but staying in home is not something that's going to last

00:17:16.540 i got this letter in glenn i work in lending

00:17:19.660 uh i work for a company that is a small business lending company we basically

00:17:25.300 facilitate the process of banks deploying their capital against small business loans

00:17:29.340 for equipment financing or working capital

00:17:32.020 i'm getting updated credit boxes from dozen of our banking partners

00:17:36.640 uh can't share names blah blah blah very restricted

00:17:40.280 uh their lending is now very restricted basically

00:17:44.600 lend uh no lending to restaurants no lending to long-haul truckers

00:17:50.040 or transportation no lending of any kind of small businesses who don't have

00:17:54.740 the most sterling credit and at least five years in business

00:17:59.080 even then most banks are requiring business owners to pledge their personal

00:18:02.700 credit to guarantee loans it's getting very lean in the lending

00:18:06.940 market even with the fed pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into the

00:18:10.080 banking sector banks are hoarding that cash or using it to cover their

00:18:14.340 losses uh to short covers or derivatives said another way the huge money

00:18:19.460 that the fed is throwing at the banks is not getting to the small and medium

00:18:23.220 sized business owners it's staying in wall street it's not hitting main street

00:18:27.840 this is so important and this is something that the president

00:18:31.640 has to do if if they go out and they bail these banks out again and you can't get a

00:18:38.420 mortgage you can't save your home if they don't stop foreclosures which they

00:18:43.640 have on the federal level but if they don't make it conditional that hey you're

00:18:47.940 going to take some of this money for the bailout a portion of this 50 of it it

00:18:53.720 should be 80 because that's 80 of the business in america's small business 80

00:18:57.800 of it has to go to small businesses and regular people and you got to shut down

00:19:03.020 their foreclosures for 60 days if they don't do that they're going to get

00:19:07.860 hammered hammered and right rightfully so america can't handle another tarp

00:19:13.400 bailout where we didn't see any of the cash glenn thanks for your insight and

00:19:18.200 humor over the last 13 years i've been listening to my local radio station fox

00:19:21.960 your network and yes i even went to cnn i'm an emergency medicine physician in

00:19:27.560 central florida first let me say that we're scared too we're scared for our

00:19:31.160 patients our family our friends and yes ourselves there are global mask and gown

00:19:36.040 shortages but i believe everyone is working as hard as they can to wrap up

00:19:39.760 production even under the ebola scare a few years ago no one expected us to have

00:19:44.480 to use 10 to 12 masks every shift for every member of the staff having to get

00:19:50.060 fully gowned up for every patient with a cough for the safety of our staff and

00:19:54.740 other patients is time consuming and probably a waste of our resources we have

00:19:59.800 the supplies we need as companies ramp up production and as the message gets out to

00:20:05.700 the public that emergency rooms are for emergencies things will get better we're

00:20:11.820 victims of our own success as emergency rooms provide excellent rapid care causing

00:20:16.160 many people to come to us rather than waiting to see their doctor that has to

00:20:20.720 change now thanks for all you do continue to enjoy your radio show every

00:20:25.020 morning when i'm not donning and duffing and then janet uh she works for us in

00:20:32.440 uh mercury one she's a she's sweet i love her um

00:20:37.920 we asked the staff over at mercury one to share what they're doing the struggles

00:20:45.520 they're having um and and uh did i say janet jane

00:20:52.440 um her husband is in a nursing home and she said yesterday i decided to need to get

00:20:59.160 out of my apartment without coming in uh contact with anyone and i rolled the

00:21:03.520 windows down and i opened my sunroof and i i went to the assisted living center

00:21:08.960 they've been on complete lockdown for nearly two weeks

00:21:12.020 pete my husband uses a flip phone and it's been difficult to have

00:21:16.540 one of the care partners help him with facetime

00:21:19.200 when i got there i called him so i i told him i was out front

00:21:23.220 and please bring pete down to the lobby so we could see each other through the

00:21:26.480 large windows it was great he was smiling ear to ear and throwing

00:21:30.820 kisses to me all the caregivers came over they were

00:21:33.340 smiling and talking to pete it's exactly what we needed

00:21:36.840 i thank god all day for his idea and

00:21:40.840 and for pete who looked well and happy

00:21:45.020 jane uh you were in my family's prayers uh this weekend as was

00:21:52.880 pete i've i've thought about the people who can't see their relatives you know in

00:22:00.180 china they just took you away china there were children that died at

00:22:05.220 home because mom and dad went in to be checked and they had a fever and so they

00:22:09.120 were just swept up and nobody said uh can we help your child they don't care

00:22:13.720 there here we do and

00:22:16.480 there are a lot of people that can't see except through the window and some of

00:22:23.240 these nursing homes are overwhelmed right now we pray for the nursing home

00:22:28.120 and the nurses and the doctors in all situations we pray for your safety and we

00:22:35.360 thank you for your service all right we turn our eyes to washington

00:22:40.680 it's a politics next you sick twisted freak you're listening to glenn beck

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00:23:56.480 so what is going to happen with the economy and the stock market we're going

00:24:03.840 to have some answers coming up here in just a couple of minutes as we get

00:24:07.920 through another day with the coronavirus

00:24:09.860 welcome to the glenbeck program we're glad you're here uh there is a vote going

00:24:25.000 on here in a second give me an update on the stock market will you stew uh yeah

00:24:28.920 it's at a couple hundred points uh they're waiting for the vote of course

00:24:31.680 and there was a very large uh you've got a speaker on or something there

00:24:35.340 yeah i know i know there's a very large promise from uh the uh fed that uh said

00:24:42.960 they would give unlimited money basically to back the economy that's what they're

00:24:47.060 promising so so i could you just say that again

00:24:50.600 because i think that's uh what was that again just just unlimited money from the

00:24:55.480 fed to back the economy which is totally sustainable like we should totally look

00:25:00.180 at that as a long-term solution yeah right so there's no limit to the money

00:25:05.600 that they will use to bail out the market now see when i see something like that i

00:25:11.580 think to myself oh now's not the time to put money into the market right does that

00:25:19.820 does that help you or make things worse because for me i'm like oh

00:25:24.520 no that's not a good sign no that's not a good sign no it's not it's a little yeah these

00:25:33.100 things so far haven't worked right they've tried this over and over again over the past couple

00:25:36.960 weeks where they're just dumping remember the first ask for the stimulus project uh process

00:25:42.160 was 750 billion dollars by chuck schumer and then the administration came back to 850 billion

00:25:48.140 dollars we're now north of 2 trillion dollars and we should add on to that that it's that does not

00:25:54.120 include the 4 trillion dollars they're promising in uh backing from the fed and other uh and now i

00:26:01.260 guess unlimited money yeah that's what they're saying that's only 6 trillion that's not that's not

00:26:05.040 like 4 quadrillion that's a great point if you compare it to that well remember remember yeah remember

00:26:12.060 remember the banks are only uh with the the cdo's now they're only a quarter of a quadrillion dollars

00:26:20.840 deep so yeah you know it used to be you know that a trillion dollars here and a trillion there added

00:26:27.000 up to some real money i'm glad that's not the case anymore amen brother yeah you remember when a

00:26:34.040 trillion dollars meant something oh everyone 775 billion remember it was 770 or 775 something like

00:26:43.220 that for a tarp and we were we were freaking out 700 billion dollars now they're like on whatever

00:26:50.280 doesn't matter 4 trillion we did last week i think we could do another seven and we just got to keep

00:26:56.860 those printing machines just well oiled holy cow money is like doritos corn chips now you just eat

00:27:04.520 all you want we'll make more spend all you want we'll print more that's great it doesn't matter yeah

00:27:10.540 i love it uh so let me uh let me just go over the news the reason why we're looking at the market is

00:27:16.680 not because it's what we do every day here in the last few weeks uh but uh also because mitch mcconnell

00:27:23.580 had a vote in the senate last night uh and it didn't go well uh 47 votes uh from the gop not a

00:27:32.680 single single person uh voted for it on the democratic side and he said okay here's what

00:27:39.820 we're gonna do we're gonna vote at 9 45 in the morning the exact same vote that we had at 6 p.m

00:27:45.900 tonight we're gonna vote 9 45 tomorrow morning 15 minutes after the markets open i'll see if there's

00:27:51.820 a change of heart then holy cow holy cow uh that sounds like a democratic move quite honestly yeah

00:28:00.900 i wish it wasn't on a spending thing but i am glad they finally you know learned how to do that

00:28:07.180 yeah it's good to see the republicans with some giblets for a change because they never do this

00:28:13.300 they they never force their will even when they have the majority and and when they have the majority

00:28:18.860 in all three branches they still don't so it's it's kind of nice to see that they're you know at

00:28:23.520 least trying to do something they're trying to do the wrong thing but at least they're trying to do

00:28:27.080 something well um nancy pelosi is offering her own emergency support bill uh and uh and that's

00:28:35.600 and that's fantastic i'm so happy for it did you guys see that um there is a democratic group now that

00:28:42.080 has launched a six million dollar campaign attacking trump on coronavirus response

00:28:46.600 no does anybody think that's going to be working that's going to work well for them

00:28:51.620 no not in the middle of it certainly i mean if it gets completely out of control they may look back

00:28:56.960 at it and and you know pick them apart or whatever they're going to try that i mean you've noticed the

00:29:01.740 testing talking point has gone completely out the window when's the last time you heard it gone gone

00:29:05.960 it's dead because they you know it's ramped up so quickly and now we're testing at rates three times

00:29:10.540 what south korea uh well at least in numbers i should say uh three times as many as south korea

00:29:15.860 is testing which is pretty impressive and it's happened pretty quickly that talking point's just

00:29:21.200 gone now you just you just eliminate that one from your memory remember it was the most important

00:29:24.420 thing well there's nobody there's yeah there was nobody as good as south korea just last week and

00:29:30.240 i guess there's not anybody that's beaten them yeah no it's uh we were testing so there was a story

00:29:36.160 i think it was science magazine ran a story last week of the amazing accomplishment of

00:29:40.060 south korea than they had were testing 15 000 people a day which is an incredible number

00:29:44.820 and it was an incredible number until uh the united states kind of came into the picture

00:29:49.380 and last week we were right around them we had caught up to about 13 000 per day uh yesterday we

00:29:56.020 tested 45 627 people wow and that does that's includes most of it there's actually the number

00:30:02.460 slightly larger than that but that's all they can confirm by yesterday but still 45 000 people now

00:30:06.940 three times as many as south korea obviously we are a larger country and there's some qualifiers

00:30:11.560 to that number but the point is that we were testing almost nobody one week ago and we're

00:30:16.120 already up to 45 000 we're going to pass south korea in total tests this week and we this is why you

00:30:22.320 need to not freak out about the case numbers going through the roof the case numbers are unimportant

00:30:28.520 largely because of how many people we're testing we're testing at an incredible uh an incredibly

00:30:34.100 increasing rate every single day so those numbers are gonna go through the roof and we've talked

00:30:38.440 about that we talked about that glenn what two weeks ago on the show like that we're about to

00:30:41.880 enter a period in which you're feel like you're sacrificing a lot and the numbers keep going up

00:30:46.300 and getting uglier and it's going to feel like you're wasting your time even though it does take

00:30:49.760 your breath away a little bit when you know that on friday it was 14 700 some and today it's 35 000

00:30:56.040 some yeah it's it's startling to you and but you're right we're at the hockey stick we're at the

00:31:01.260 hockey stick point yeah right but the deaths are really more important to look at because

00:31:06.520 you know the deaths are and those are increasing too they're just not increasing at the type of

00:31:11.860 rates that you're looking at for cases i think percentage wise it's actually slowed down 458

00:31:17.540 out of 35 000 that's uh that's that's not a huge mortality rate i mean you don't want anybody to die

00:31:24.740 obviously but um those are lower numbers than pat stop it yes you do go ahead you've got a list

00:31:31.120 you've got a list you wouldn't mind people who are just kicking it

00:31:34.800 and there was a day that you would have given that list on the air right right that day is not today

00:31:42.360 though and that's not today not in fact that day is long gone long gone i noticed though that you're

00:31:52.340 not talking about the uh obviously the real issue the the thankfully there's the toronto star

00:31:58.260 which is disgusting you know because covet 19 is just something of a test run for worse news

00:32:06.120 which of course it's weight yes climate change it's a test it's it's climate climate change yeah

00:32:14.520 climate change could be so much worse than this you know uh i mean with all the hand washing

00:32:20.840 according to dr math lowski all the hand all the water or some of the water in some of the month will

00:32:29.840 completely disappear out of most of your water bottles within the next seven to nine millennia

00:32:41.980 and so it will be bad then so so in seven to nine thousand years the water in our water bottles

00:32:51.740 may not be actually water may be gone the seven to nine years the uh the point of the uh toronto star

00:33:01.380 article is just that a global heating is another universal danger where the suffering will be

00:33:06.980 intensely personal and why are we so frantic about covid 19 and we're not even talking about climate

00:33:15.760 change i mean one because one's a hundred years away yeah maybe maybe maybe and probably not even

00:33:24.620 then maybe you're right and the other one is in your house yeah and we're even looking at this

00:33:29.860 what are they saying about oh look at look at they won't take it seriously no it's hard to take it

00:33:36.180 seriously when it's not here when it's not in your own backyard people need to see that it's in

00:33:43.080 their own backyard i think president trump is right you know he's he's looking at what are we

00:33:48.720 going to do and in 15 days he said at the end of the 15 day period we're going to have to look at this

00:33:54.220 and reevaluate so i mean i think he's right people are people you know people will do it for a week

00:34:03.360 they might even do it for two weeks but any longer than two weeks there's a lot of people that 15 days

00:34:09.660 i you know i don't know if that was wise because everybody i talked to they'll say oh yeah well

00:34:16.040 we're two weeks away from and i'm like no not really we are i think i really don't think we are

00:34:22.920 i think it was a smart thing to set up an attainable goal right where if you were to said oh look we're

00:34:28.560 going to be doing this for six months and after that we'll assess it like no one would have put up

00:34:32.760 with that from the beginning here he escaped 15 days where we can kind of all kind of come together

00:34:36.940 and do it for 15 days but they better have a plan at the end of the 15 days there better be something

00:34:41.620 that we're doing that is well defined because the american people are not going to put up with this

00:34:45.420 forever no they're not it's not china what you know everybody keeps asking for a plan how how we don't

00:34:52.200 know how this is going to work out how do you plan for this well i think you have to have you have to

00:34:57.260 have a um some ability for people to go back to work or change things up whether it's just

00:35:05.020 quarantining the most uh most vulnerable uh whether it's another two weeks of quarantine and that's it

00:35:11.420 whatever it is it can't be just open-ended forever unless unless the american people see it

00:35:17.680 looking really ugly if if you know like if if there's 25 000 dead people in new york city then

00:35:24.180 a lot of this calculus goes out the window but if this if this sort of stuff does not ramp up the

00:35:29.820 way that they keep telling us it is to to an example of gavin newsom saying 26 million people

00:35:36.280 in california in eight weeks would have this again if that's what we're looking at we probably are

00:35:42.300 willing to uh to sacrifice a lot on the economy and we'll probably stay inside a lot to avoid that

00:35:48.500 if it doesn't ramp up like that and people don't see it they're not going to put up with it

00:35:51.920 i really love trump's point though when he tweeted out today that we can't make the cure

00:35:56.480 worse than the problem yep i'm so glad that he actually recognized that and i hope the american

00:36:01.840 people you know conservatives at least republicans should certainly recognize that that we can't make

00:36:06.880 the cure worse than the problem and that's that's the risk you run by shutting america down

00:36:12.260 well what was the what was the governor that just was it illinois which which was the governor that

00:36:20.040 just shut things down and said look i i understand uh you know the the the decision i have to make i

00:36:27.880 have to make am i going to save lives and kill the economy or save the economy and and kill lives

00:36:36.700 and that's the problem here well we we don't know what we're dealing with for sure over here but i mean

00:36:44.580 i don't know if you saw this in italy they're now turning away anyone who is 60 the the care has

00:36:50.920 become so rationed that if you're 60 go home we don't we can't help you which is bizarre because

00:36:57.200 of course those are the people who need it the most right you know that it's very strange but i think

00:37:01.960 like that's the one big mistake we keep making is saying it's either the economy or lives and as as i

00:37:07.420 think trump is is illustrating today i know leon wolf had a good column on the blaze that illustrated the

00:37:11.880 same point the economy is lives that's what it is yeah it is the reason why we have an economy is to

00:37:17.220 make civilization and life better it's not all about flat screens although you know i certainly

00:37:21.500 love the flat screens but it's it's a lot bigger than that and it's the reason why you know we are

00:37:26.600 able to extend life expectancy and keep people alive is because of this economy so at some point

00:37:31.940 there is a trade-off uh there's a line where here's what i would like here's what i'd like to see

00:37:38.640 at the end of the 15 at the end of the 15 days the president and the cdc say all right there's

00:37:44.480 enough uh vaccines out there that if you test for it and you test you've already had it or you test

00:37:52.060 negative go back to work and you know we're just going to test everybody and as you get a test

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00:40:29.180 it should be interesting the democrats blocked the vote so noon eastern i like i think the

00:40:34.740 the uh democrats are now debating it on the floor can we take the uh democratic debate please

00:40:39.880 uh okay so uh i think they make a good point there uh make a very good point oh yeah is it just me or

00:40:55.840 do they all sound like yappy dogs whenever they talk now anyway i mean it's just i know somebody's at

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00:43:06.280 rand paul has become the first senator to have coronavirus mike lee is also now quarantined uh we

00:43:17.860 have a staffer for the vice president confirmed to have the coronavirus now it's spreading and

00:43:24.040 the debate in washington on what to do about things it continues at this hour in fact can we

00:43:29.840 can we go onto the floor of the senate where the democrats are debating this uh right now

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00:45:46.160 all right there was a disturbing article uh that was that they came out in newsweek that i want to spend

00:46:02.200 some time with you uh with today we're getting ready to do a special on wednesday that uh it really

00:46:09.820 kind of echoes back to our first coronavirus special that we did over a month or so ago and it was

00:46:15.820 coronavirus big government kills and what that means is that there is when you have an out-of-control

00:46:27.980 government and they have the kind of control excuse me that china had sure they can save lives but

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00:47:03.540 really really great we're going to give you some of that uh coming up but we have to be really

00:47:08.100 careful on what is being passed right now and what's being done in the middle of the night

00:47:14.880 with the federal reserve federal reserve has now said that they are unlimited amounts of money are going

00:47:24.360 into the market and the reason why is the bond market is collapsing all of these states uh all of

00:47:30.820 these corporate bonds they're collapsing nobody wants them and if you're not buying corporate

00:47:36.960 bonds you're not buying bonds in your local area well then you're not going to have a school you're

00:47:42.960 not going to have roads you know oh gee you might have that rec center that's uh not able to be uh

00:47:49.540 paid for now that's why you want to keep things essential when you do bonds for your city you want

00:47:55.540 to make sure that these are the essential things and you have a rainy days nest egg which nobody has

00:48:01.320 anymore well yesterday the federal reserve said that they are going to lend money to businesses hurt by

00:48:08.140 the coronavirus pandemic working with the federal reserve this is mnuchin he said we'll have up to

00:48:14.540 four trillion dollars of liquidity that we can use to support the economy those are broad-based lending

00:48:21.260 programs we can leverage leverage our equity working with the federal reserve the treasury secretary the

00:48:27.140 plan is broad-based to help small and large businesses um it was supposed to be on the floor

00:48:34.260 it was they turned it down but we are looking at it now again i think at noon uh they're going to vote

00:48:42.560 again in the senate and let's see when it's

00:48:46.180 you know when it's on tv and everybody's paying attention sorry i'm so i had a long weekend this

00:48:55.800 weekend small business retention loans aimed at helping companies keep their workers on the payroll

00:49:01.060 now these are small business retention loans which is really really important they'll cover about half

00:49:07.760 the workforce according to our treasury secretary payments will include two weeks worth of cash flow

00:49:12.580 and some overhead the loans will be forgiven if workers are not laid off plus the average check for a family of

00:49:20.940 four will be three thousand dollars that you'll be getting soon um so you know the four trillion that is

00:49:29.820 that is that is being interpreted as direct aid but it's really about the big huge businesses with the

00:49:40.340 business bonds and the state bonds that's not direct help to you the three thousand dollars is and they

00:49:47.020 said if this lasts uh more than the two weeks we're going to have to come back and re-evaluate again

00:49:53.700 in a couple of weeks so they're taking unprecedented steps and we have to be careful and watch how

00:50:01.400 everything is being worded there's a couple of stories now i want to get to this one from newsweek

00:50:06.440 stew did you see the the plans that the military has been enacting now um there's been a lot of

00:50:13.980 reporting on it uh as the national guard coming out in in certain areas and they are talking about

00:50:20.680 more military presence as the you know the more desperate this gets the more that's going to be

00:50:24.820 talked about obviously okay so i did some research uh because we're doing we're doing a show on

00:50:31.200 wednesday on what is happening uh and i got a call from several people who said that they had been put

00:50:42.140 on alert and that is true um it's they've been put on uh alert for war nord that's the actual alert war

00:50:55.000 nord and i'll tell you about that coming up in just a second but if you know of anybody who has been put

00:51:00.700 on alert you'll understand why here in a minute but there's some other things that are going on now

00:51:05.900 there's new documents and interviews with military experts obtained by newsweek that show various plans

00:51:13.320 codenamed octagon free jack and zodiac um this is to make sure that our government has continuity

00:51:25.100 and uh they are so secret under these extraordinary plans uh that de-evolution could circumvent the normal

00:51:36.360 constitutional provisions for government secession they're thinking that america could go into such

00:51:43.620 a bad panic that we have to enter into new territory and we're talking about extra constitutional

00:51:52.300 things which should chill you to the bone the guy's name that everybody should know is terence

00:51:59.220 o'shaughnessy who is terence o'shaughnessy well he's the guy he's the lone survivor in case the government

00:52:09.700 goes down and no one is a constitutional uh successor of it terence o'shaughnessy is the general

00:52:18.300 that is the combatant commander for the united states he'd be in charge of washington if everything

00:52:25.920 in washington went down they're saying now that we're in completely new territory where they don't

00:52:32.120 know what to do for instance they're planning for uh a uh contingency if so many members of congress

00:52:39.660 come down with the coronavirus that the legislature can't meet or can't muster a quorum if they don't

00:52:46.240 have a quorum they can't do anything now the question is so what should you do now i think

00:52:53.600 i think right now the government should be preparing to get everyone out of washington get every single

00:53:00.520 representative and senate back to their homes get them into their own district enough of this meeting

00:53:08.660 like it's 1800 can we go the meeting again still with the are the democrats still debating this

00:53:14.080 uh bill for uh the bailout do we we have that apparently not apparently not uh they're quieted

00:53:23.880 down a bit there is an interesting thing here about why we still have these guys meeting in washington

00:53:32.200 what good is that it makes them a target it makes them not only a target of bombs of of anything like

00:53:40.840 that but it also makes them a target of of lobbyists imagine what we could do if if the lobbyists didn't

00:53:49.340 have a home in washington if they had to travel like traveling salesmen and they couldn't stop at one

00:53:55.100 one office right after the other right after the other and take them all out for a drink they had to

00:54:00.060 travel that would eat up so much of the lobbyists money and uh and time that i think we'd we'd gain a lot

00:54:08.380 i don't read anywhere that the government is looking into actually moving congress into a virtual kind

00:54:17.040 of scenario but that's exactly what should be done now they are looking at the possibility that help

00:54:28.660 doesn't come from the outside we've always looked at a nation where help came from the outside in other

00:54:35.800 words a state or a city was having a problem and the government the federal government from the

00:54:41.280 outside one of the other states or you know groups of other states could go in and help but they're

00:54:46.740 saying on this one they don't think there will be help on the outside in the worst case scenario

00:54:52.560 so they have con plan 3400 the military's plan for homeland defense if america itself is a battlefield

00:55:01.620 con plan 3500 that is the defense support of civil authorities where the military assists in emergency short

00:55:10.160 of armed attack on the nation and con plan 3600 military operations in the national capital region and

00:55:18.900 continuation of government under which the most secret plans to support continuity are nested all of

00:55:24.940 these fall under air force general o'shaughnessy and he is based in uh in colorado now north com

00:55:35.380 has executed orders for nationwide pandemic plans uh they were signed by the defense secretary esper

00:55:46.560 uh and they are warning orders the war nord as it's called alerting north com and a host of east coast

00:55:55.100 units to prepare to deploy in support of potential extraordinary missions i heard on friday or saturday

00:56:04.740 uh from several people that said they've just been put on standby alert and they said it was for the

00:56:14.000 possibility of some sort of martial law and they didn't know what it was and i said uh okay so i

00:56:21.840 went and i bought all the m&ms i could find and uh so i'm stocked with sugar because if i'm going down

00:56:27.660 i'm going down fat and happy man i'm going down with a with a with a pant load of of oreo cookies i don't

00:56:34.920 know about you but i'm eating again by the sleeves and i don't have a problem with it anyway so i started

00:56:41.080 looking into it and it is it's not for a nationwide order it is instead for places like new york that

00:56:49.500 are getting really bad california getting really bad and these governors stop asking for the federal

00:56:57.320 government i'm sick and tired of these governors and these mayors blaming the president and yes i would

00:57:03.740 say this if if barack obama was the president it's not the president's role to call the national guard

00:57:13.600 out the national guard is is a part of the u.s military that is under national control unless there

00:57:21.840 is a problem in the state and then that governor can say to the president i'm pulling my troops back

00:57:30.580 because we need our troops here at home that's how that works and you want it to work this way

00:57:37.720 the the less the federal government does the better i i watched i don't know if anybody is watching these

00:57:45.420 um uh watching these these press conferences with the president but you have to read between the

00:57:53.660 lines you have to not even read between the lines you just have to get past the use of incredible

00:57:59.880 huge never seen before you got to get past all of that stuff and yes it is difficult because now is

00:58:09.180 the time when he could use that but he was like no one's ever seen a turnout like this before in the

00:58:16.120 stadium here where i'm at where it's all sold out never been done huge incredible you know the stadium's

00:58:24.460 been sold out before but now when he's saying never been seen before he's actually right when he says

00:58:30.340 huge he's talking four trillion dollars of bailout money yeah huge never been done before exactly right

00:58:38.880 but he's on it and when he was when he was asked about why aren't you forcing these companies

00:58:47.640 to make these things first of all because they don't have to be forced they're volunteering

00:58:54.660 they want to do it they're doing the american thing why would we immediately start with ford we're

00:59:02.240 taking over your company why wouldn't we start with a phone call hey ford we really need your country

00:59:09.020 need you that's the way even fdr did it we didn't just go in and take companies over

00:59:14.860 so now there are there are seven very top secret plans that are being put into place right now

00:59:27.060 just in case this whole thing comes apart but i have great confidence that america is not going to

00:59:33.880 become not going to devolve into riots across the country we're not those people we're better than

00:59:42.860 that we don't want a revolution we want to go back to work now the president and the gop better

00:59:50.380 understand that if they bail out the banks and they bail out big businesses and the average person can't

00:59:57.780 get a loan the average person loses their job in a small business and that small business is not

01:00:03.340 getting the same kind of help the gm would get they're going to have a real hard time getting

01:00:09.380 re-elected and there could be disruptions in our civility i hope that doesn't happen but i think the

01:00:18.740 president gets that i'm not sure about the gop but i think the president really truly gets that

01:00:24.400 the help this time cannot go to the banks alone it has to go to the average american as well

01:00:33.020 and i'll tell you why that is and why that's so urgent coming up in uh just a second relief factor

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01:02:08.800 let me um let me tell you why this is so important that they get this right

01:02:20.080 the number of um the number of infected is greater than we know but it is that's not the

01:02:31.760 real problem here the real problem is what this might do to uh our economy as well and we we might

01:02:42.340 be killing the economy at the same time that we are trying to cure the virus and i think the

01:02:49.920 president understands this and uh and that's why

01:02:56.320 that's why i think he's doing what he's doing right now i'm not sure that everyone else is uh

01:03:07.600 is in on the right scene on the right stuff you know uh i'm not sure that this isn't something that

01:03:14.920 people are using um to be able to further their own goals is anybody else do you feel that way

01:03:24.180 are you worried about that at all um yeah it's hard to find something that you're not worried about

01:03:30.560 at this exact moment uh it's kind of a broad-based yes on all of the worries

01:03:35.900 it's just uh there is there is something uh that you know i i look at and and tomorrow i'm going to go

01:03:48.780 over the fourth turning and the fourth turning is a book that came out in the 1990s and it's talked

01:03:58.200 about this is all a natural cycle and here's what's going to happen and it should have happened

01:04:04.960 around 2005 should have happened in 2001 really then we had another shot at it 2008 and we just

01:04:11.580 kept throwing money at it and uh now the chickens are coming home to roost and why this is so

01:04:18.600 important and what you can do to prepare for it mentally and physically we'll have that for you

01:04:23.900 on tomorrow's program you're listening to glenn beck

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01:05:38.760 gledbeck's arguing with socialists brand new book coming out april 7th you can pre-order it now on amazon.com

01:05:48.580 comrades there's an important update trouble on the western front our supreme leader comrade

01:06:04.740 bernie sanders appears to be losing favor with our democratic socialist i mean our democratic party

01:06:11.520 brothers and sisters based on the most recent election results the only thing less appealing

01:06:18.500 to voters than sending comrade bernie to the white house is now coronavirus we don't know

01:06:24.400 exactly how this is going to work out things could change but at this rate americans more likely to

01:06:31.620 elect a gruesome killer pandemic virus than our brother bernie what happened so fast fear not comrades

01:06:38.960 the battle not may not be lost on the western front but the war for global domination is far from over

01:06:47.480 our allies in america tell us that they found another much more useful idiot joseph biden who

01:06:54.660 yes can help spread the socialism and the message of socialists across the world like a plague little

01:07:02.340 girls stop crying i put my cigarette out in your eye see the little black spot in my eye that's from

01:07:08.860 father putting out cigarette in center of eye because i was crying like a little baby oh i don't have

01:07:15.460 milk oh i don't have milk stupid capitalist pigs you don't need milk our plan to bring socialism to

01:07:23.480 united states soon be achieved and it will succeed by tricking americans into electing first president

01:07:29.800 who doubles as a life alert spokesman help me i can't get up help me i can't get up

01:07:36.240 socialist brothers sisters if you're concerned that comrade joseph won't rule the same with the

01:07:44.060 iron fist is our supreme leader comrade bernie keep faith in our glorious cause comrade lots of people

01:07:53.380 lots of people in washington apparently want socialism as well oh the plan is brilliant it's great

01:08:01.200 they're already buying their own stocks yes federal reserve listen to this plan federal reserve

01:08:10.120 buying stocks of u.s companies today unlimited amount then what happens not owned by banks no but

01:08:20.780 government then gives banks money to buy more stocks so who's actually buying stocks yes the beautiful

01:08:30.120 government love it love it by the way i don't lose hope but i want to give you a final note here

01:08:39.640 uh to all friends and family and fellow revolutionary there's a new book out called arguing with socialists

01:08:46.980 published on april 7th dangerous literature debunks every aspect of our glorious marxist ideology giving

01:08:55.100 capitalist pigs ammunition they need to win war for america's so-called soul do not allow this book to fall

01:09:04.460 into the hands of the masses or they might actually start asking questions about the socialist ideas that

01:09:10.380 have led to the death and exile imprisonment blah blah blah 167 million people blah blah blah blah blah

01:09:17.660 don't let that happen comrade buy every copy of socialist you can find arguing with socialists then burn them

01:09:26.060 only way to ensure our young comrades will not see facts figures in data about socialism's failures that pig

01:09:33.980 american glenn beck just always loves to talk about plus we haven't had a good book burning in quite some

01:09:40.140 time so join us comrades burn arguing with socialists it's out in bookstores everywhere

01:09:48.540 capitalist pigs it comes out on april 7th

01:09:54.700 and i just like to remind you that you cannot burn a kindle book you can i suppose but it would be more

01:10:00.460 it would be less it's not as fun and uh inhaling all of that smoke from the plastic might actually kill

01:10:07.740 more people uh didn't know that's didn't work out real well welcome to the program glad you're here

01:10:14.220 uh we have uh steve dace coming on here in a few minutes he is he's very concerned about

01:10:21.500 whether or not all of this stuff is is really happening he's concerned that we are overreacting

01:10:30.620 to everything and he might be right i don't have an answer to this i i will tell you that i am

01:10:37.100 very concerned that the cure the you know quarantine might actually kill the economy but

01:10:45.980 you know here's the first time that conservatives are like hey maybe we should uh you know maybe we

01:10:52.060 should quarantine everybody and everybody's like i don't know it seems pretty it'll kill the economy

01:10:59.020 well wait a minute let's hey colleague gee wally maybe maybe we shouldn't kill the whole family

01:11:05.340 before mom and dad get home because man they're going to be really upset here are the facts that

01:11:11.420 you need to know i think on the average person and stew chime in on this uh the economy the real

01:11:19.660 story behind the 1200 per person helicopter money three thousand dollar max for the family

01:11:26.380 seventy percent of americans now have less than a thousand dollars of savings as of january 2020

01:11:34.540 seventy percent of americans seventy percent don't have a thousand dollars in the savings account

01:11:40.700 in the weeks leading up to the first case of coronavirus 45 percent of u.s households

01:11:46.620 had zero cash on hand another 24 percent had less than a thousand dollars total

01:11:54.460 in q4 the 2019 credit card debt this was last christmas increased to over 500 billion dollars

01:12:02.860 that level had not been exceeded since just before the 2008 financial crisis this according to the fed

01:12:09.660 the average monthly household the cost to credit card debt hit an all-time high of 318 a month

01:12:17.820 in just interest costs the average monthly housing cost rent or mortgage 900 for december 2019

01:12:26.780 according to the bureau of labor statistics given these three things 70 of american households are

01:12:33.980 basically living mouth-to-mouth paycheck to paycheck and that it takes about 1200 per household to pay the

01:12:41.260 rent and basic utilities and keep credit cards from being turned off note that none of this includes

01:12:48.300 the student loan the car payment the food the gasoline just the cost to pay the rent and have the credit cards

01:12:55.180 paid uh which sometimes are used to pay and buy food i guess so the the math on 1200 per person per month

01:13:02.700 makes sense but also why the proposed cutoff is seventy thousand dollars income or less given that close to

01:13:10.780 90 million americans are effectively in some form of income impacting household lockdown mold right

01:13:19.660 mole a mode right now half of u.s households are 30 days away from eviction bankruptcy being unable to buy

01:13:27.900 food that's why the government is pushing all of this money out uh in any way they can to keep

01:13:36.780 these companies from laying people off first of all we should point out during this time of social

01:13:42.460 distancing no one should be living mouth to mouth that is not the way that people should be living

01:13:47.420 hand to mouth sorry no it's okay i'm living mouth to mouth it's a it's a yeah it's a playboy mansion

01:13:53.100 kind of thing yeah it seems it seems hot but in this time i would not yeah i would not do that yeah

01:13:58.220 um i you know it's it's this is why you see the multi-faceted approach of this bill that the

01:14:05.820 republicans are attempting to to pass because you know you're right like a thousand dollars here or

01:14:11.820 a thousand dollars there is not really going to make a massive difference for a lot of people even if

01:14:17.500 you are if you're on that borderline you still can't pay for for the things that you need uh

01:14:23.500 without amount of money however what they're also doing is saying to employers we're going to give

01:14:28.860 you a quote unquote loan which uh which will help you pay the salaries and the way the loan is structured

01:14:35.980 is we'll give you the money for the salaries that you would normally pay people and um it it's a loan

01:14:44.300 unless you don't pay the people so basically if you take the money and you throw a fire party

01:14:50.060 right yeah exactly then you're not it's no longer a giveaway it starts as a loan it turns into a

01:14:56.060 giveaway if you do the things they're telling you to do so if you look and i think that's yeah i i

01:15:01.420 think that's good i think if they use this as a giant buyback or anything else the problem is is the

01:15:06.780 banks are getting all of this money and everyone is seeing that money we're seeing our children's

01:15:13.180 future being kissed goodbye with all this money and what's happening is as we found out from a guy

01:15:19.420 who runs a small business you know loan shop uh that that that money is not being pushed down to

01:15:26.300 small business people or you know the average person your credit has to be so amazing to be able to get

01:15:32.860 a loan right now uh and and if you're a small business the the requirements are almost onerous on you

01:15:40.540 you're just not getting that so the banks are keeping this money and if that happens again

01:15:47.260 nobody's i mean there will be riots in the streets there will be riots if you see unlimited spending

01:15:53.740 and i go to the bank and all i want is a loan just to keep my doors open and i don't get it

01:16:01.580 who i mean this this could go to bernie sanders it actually could go to bernie sanders though it does

01:16:06.860 seem like this is what they're trying to address if you think you think of yourself as someone who's

01:16:10.620 uh you know your work maybe you're living paycheck to paycheck you're you're you're living mouth to

01:16:15.420 mouth as we all we all do from time to time if that's happening if that's happening to you they're

01:16:21.500 trying to address it it's really hot this is so hot yeah it's it sounds pretty hot uh one they're going to

01:16:31.260 give you money right this is the bill that they're trying to get passed today one they're going to give you

01:16:35.340 money if you're just going to go into your account so you're going to have extra money in theory two

01:16:40.140 they're going to protect if you're in a normal employer uh and you're working for a an employer

01:16:46.700 who is trying to keep their doors open they're going to get money to that employer to pay your

01:16:53.020 salary even though the the employer has no money they're talking about 50 of the workforce they're

01:16:57.340 going to try to float this for three they're going to make unemployment easier and more um and more

01:17:04.220 money and extend it so if you do get laid off you're going to have some income coming in that

01:17:09.020 way and then four they're going to go to the big guys and give as we pointed out a bunch of times

01:17:14.940 multiple trillions of dollars of liquidity to be able to make these businesses that are bigger bigger

01:17:20.940 than 500 employees continue to operate and you look at this all together and we've had this sort of

01:17:27.660 conversation glenn you've done shows on it it's been out there as a as a talking point in sort of the

01:17:32.940 intellectual circles for a year or two now in real force but we're just going to try modern modern

01:17:39.420 monetary theory we're going to just give it a whirl here like that's basically what we're doing the

01:17:43.660 idea being that you can print as much money as you as you need and it just keeps going and going and

01:17:48.060 going we're just sort of giving it a whirl there was not really the full debate we didn't really pass

01:17:52.700 a lot of laws on it we're just going to give it a whirl see how it goes here because i mean this is

01:17:57.420 the amount of money that we're talking about now is you know a decade's worth of bad government

01:18:03.260 spending all in in one in one fell swoop over a few months it's going to be amazing do me a favor

01:18:09.580 do me do me a favor do you have a copy of the book there mine's not on my desk i have to go get it

01:18:14.380 look up it's towards the end when i maybe the last three chapters of the new book it's on monetary

01:18:19.820 modern monetary theory you have to understand this and you know when we put it in there we actually

01:18:25.880 debated is anybody going to care about modern monetary theory is anyway oh boy you will now

01:18:30.600 i'm so glad that we put it in there because uh it's so important i just want you to think about

01:18:37.960 what we're talking about happening right now okay we're we're talking about in fact i got to take a

01:18:44.040 commercial break let me come back and and tell you why the president is in a really sticky situation

01:18:51.560 here and the cure may be worse than the disease itself we'll give that to you coming up in just a

01:18:59.160 minute stand by

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01:21:01.720 i just i want you to look how incestuous this really is right now the treasury is trying to

01:21:18.940 come up with four trillion dollars to give out um and and uh and give this to the american people

01:21:26.820 and to companies okay but at the same time the fed is bailing out the banks and the banks

01:21:35.440 are also buying uh buying stock okay so the banks have bought stock lots of it and uh now the stock

01:21:45.780 market is tanking so they they don't have the money that they need to to cover all of their losses

01:21:51.420 so the fed bails out the banks meanwhile the fed also buys stocks they're four trillion dollars worth

01:21:59.500 of stocks they're now going to buy um the u.s is going to say we're going to give you another

01:22:04.740 four trillion dollars or how many trillions of dollars to bail out the companies the companies

01:22:09.820 that are on the stock market which will help the fed make some of its money back they're hoping

01:22:15.620 okay and the companies if they if they don't do what the gop or donald trump wants the banks will

01:22:23.920 give the loans to the big companies the big companies that will then buy their own stock back

01:22:28.520 which will help the market which will help the fed and the companies i mean basically this whole thing

01:22:37.740 is a system where it is it's riding on us it's our money it's our children's future and it's just in a

01:22:45.020 giant circle they're just doing the same thing they did in 2008 that must end that must end you're

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01:24:34.980 hello america our coronavirus update is next stand by this is the glenbeck program

01:24:50.120 hey i want to talk to you about something really really important right now uh in case you haven't

01:24:54.960 heard this morning the fed has said they're going to buy bonds which stocks bonds uh to an unlimited

01:25:01.640 number in other words we're in a zombie uh economy it is the zombie apocalypse it's just not because

01:25:08.640 of coronavirus it's because of the fed they are going to buy as many stocks no limit that they have to

01:25:17.180 they're trying to do that to soften the market to make sure everybody knows hey it's it's not so bad

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01:26:48.120 all right our coronavirus update from john hopkins university the daily stats are locked in at 5 30 a.m

01:26:59.000 central time total confirmed cases worldwide 341 632 think of that that's up almost a hundred uh i'm

01:27:11.080 sorry yeah a hundred thousand holy cow that's up almost a hundred thousand since friday total confirmed

01:27:19.860 deaths 14 749 that is up almost 5 000 or 5 yeah 5 000 these numbers are they're getting so huge and

01:27:32.160 the jumps are getting so huge it's hard to even imagine total confirmed recovered worldwide 99 000

01:27:39.140 up from 85 now 192 countries have confirmed cases up from 182 only two countries the marshall

01:27:55.360 islands and st kitts do not have confirmed cases st kitts isn't that not a place where all the rich

01:28:01.480 people live st kitts yeah that's very nice very nice st kitts have you been to st kitts i i've never

01:28:07.660 been there i've done a lot of research on it because you can buy citizenship there uh so i'm

01:28:12.240 really i'm very much looking into that uh as we see more attractive the price might be going up as

01:28:16.960 we speak if it's uh what what is what is citizenship cost nowadays um it varies very widely depending on

01:28:26.320 where you would like to go really there are like st kitts so they don't have they don't have the

01:28:30.400 coronavirus i believe st kitts is several hundred thousand dollars uh which is okay so i'm not buying

01:28:36.180 a lot less uh is there like a kit is there like a kit st kitts like a kit car but it's not exactly

01:28:43.720 st kitts but it's kind of a knockoff that's a lot cheaper there are i got a hundred bucks what country

01:28:49.540 would take me um there's not a lot that will do it for a hundred bucks there are some all right that

01:28:55.080 that are like countries you've like never heard of they're like landlocked in the middle of man

01:29:00.580 madagascar that you can go to yeah for cheaper yeah there's one right right there that the the

01:29:06.120 pirates like to to take right off right off of africa that you're like oh well they'll take you

01:29:12.300 yeah they'll also they've got pirates hanging out there all the time too army maybe yeah five percent

01:29:17.880 now of active cases are considered serious requiring hospitalization that's steady from five percent

01:29:24.140 friday but remember three weeks ago that number was 19 percent by the way our sincerest thoughts and

01:29:33.220 prayers to amy klobuchar's husband john who has the coronavirus is not on a respirator yet but is

01:29:41.760 getting oxygen he was coughing up blood it it's very bad for him so please keep klobuchar's the klobuchar's

01:29:48.980 in your prayers um you know i may not vote her way but she's an american and we're all in this one

01:29:56.680 uh together and who's gonna be the first celebrity stew who's gonna be the first person that gets this

01:30:03.440 that dies i think that will be a significant moment you know if we would have lost tom hanks or rita that

01:30:10.200 would have been bad yeah no i know i do think that there's a moment like that that's very potentially

01:30:15.900 possible here where you you see one of these people who seem you know you think a lot of these

01:30:21.520 people almost seem uh insurmountably protected from the world right like you're did you see the press

01:30:29.020 conference on friday with what the president said he said he can't walk into a room without somebody

01:30:33.360 taking his temperature he said every time you move from room to room in the white house somebody's

01:30:38.180 there beep beep beep taking your temperature imagine i know so it's a different world man

01:30:43.500 one people one billion people now sheltering in place more than a billion people remain indoors in

01:30:51.380 india for a 14 hour curfew as singapore banned all short-term visit visitors now you know what's

01:30:57.940 amazing is they only had a 14 hour curfew in india if you're going to keep people inside india seems

01:31:06.260 like didn't i've always wanted to go to india but i've never wanted to go to india you know it's one of

01:31:11.860 those i'd love to see the taj mahal i'd love to go see you know a beautiful place in india uh that i

01:31:19.340 can't name right now i'd like to go to india i think it would be a wild experience but i want the india

01:31:24.660 that i see like in uh oh i don't know uh indiana jones where it doesn't smell i can go to the counter

01:31:34.280 for popcorn and a coke you know what i mean i want i want to experience some of these places

01:31:39.560 maybe just in the movies i'd like to go but i don't think i ever will because it doesn't seem

01:31:45.280 like a safe place um all right planting season is here and there is a worker shortage this one could

01:31:52.820 be a problem the farming industry is warning that immigrant visa restrictions due to the coronavirus

01:32:00.620 pandemic could mean a loss in farm labor sharp enough to hurt its ability to get many items to

01:32:07.140 the grocery store shelves if the current policy holds we will have some very serious shortages

01:32:13.040 of labor that's according to the western growers association we don't go out and pick our own

01:32:18.800 fields we don't do that and i don't see american children running out to do that anytime soon

01:32:25.280 um this could be a real problem uh coming at the end of the growing season we really need to have

01:32:35.800 the president look into that respiratory therapist describes the terrifying lung failure from

01:32:41.380 covid19 even in his young patients he said it first struck me how different it was and how my first

01:32:49.420 from my first corona patient i was like holy crap this is definitely not like the flu watching this

01:32:56.940 relatively young guy gasping for air pink frothy secretions coming out of his tube said the therapist

01:33:02.620 on condition of anonymity because he's not authorized to speak at his hospital um but reading about it in

01:33:09.400 the news i knew it was going to be bad but we deal with the flu every year so i was thinking well it's

01:33:14.900 probably not that much worse but seeing patients with covid19 it has completely changed my perspective

01:33:21.260 it is a lot more frightening donald trump on sunday announced that he has activated the national guard in

01:33:28.440 california new york and washington state in order to combat the spread of coronavirus he said this is

01:33:34.780 war and we're going to treat it like a war the administration emphasized the deployment of guard

01:33:40.160 members does not constitute martial law there's a really nasty rumor going on around martial law and it

01:33:47.440 is a rumor the the um some units have been put under notice to remain prepared to be called up for

01:33:57.600 service here in america but that is not for martial law and that is not nationwide state governors retain

01:34:05.280 command of the national guard but federal emergency management agency will cover all of the cost of the

01:34:10.120 missions to respond to the virus outbreak that's according to the president that's huge the huge the white

01:34:16.840 house said more than 1100 troops should be deployed to start with more to follow as needed

01:34:21.720 is anybody else sick of de blasio and everybody else just tearing down the president that he can do

01:34:27.860 no good i i mean i can't i can't take it anymore what are you guys doing and by the way have you seen the

01:34:35.520 latest poll numbers looks like cuomo starting to make an impact was cuomo just was this a stealth run for

01:34:43.460 for uh for uh for uh governor cuomo is it is that what this is was he just because he's been you know

01:34:52.400 forefront in the news now again he is the governor of new york and his brother is on cnn but now there

01:34:59.520 are those in the democratic party that are saying oh you know maybe he should run for president

01:35:06.040 senate democrats block covid19 stimulus and relief plan the trillion dollar coronavirus

01:35:12.080 uh stimulus package that would help offset the devastating economic effects of the virus hit

01:35:17.480 a roadblock last night as democrats blocked the procedural vote on the measure uh it was deadlocked

01:35:24.100 at 47 with five republicans not in the chamber including senator ran paul who announced sunday

01:35:30.140 that he does have the virus mnuchin our treasury secretary said that the bill which has grown

01:35:36.480 to as much as 1.8 trillion includes direct deposit checks to americans and expanded unemployment benefits

01:35:44.880 democrats want more money guaranteed toward child care expanding funding funding for women's health

01:35:50.800 care and more for the aid package guaranteed to go toward hospital and health care workers you know

01:35:57.380 i love this funding for women's health care what do you think what do you think they meant in that

01:36:02.380 stew stew from the new york times what do you think that was the only kind of health care that matters

01:36:08.480 for women to democrats which is of course uh abortion killing their baby yeah so from grocery stores to

01:36:15.720 the elderly delivering meals or offering free classes online online acts of kindness during the

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01:37:47.360 in california the most populous state in the union and one of the hardest hit by the virus thousands

01:38:04.460 now are using internet apps to offer their services to neighbors in need if you're looking for something

01:38:10.780 your children can do and you and your children can do please consider this you know one of the things i'm

01:38:17.040 going to talk to you about tomorrow and the things that we need to teach our kids and the things we

01:38:20.800 need to do to prepare for what america looks like in our next phase um there's some real positive things

01:38:28.500 as long as we teach our children that we are in this together and uh take care of one another and

01:38:36.880 it doesn't matter how they voted it doesn't matter how different they are from us in fact uh it's kind

01:38:43.960 of a mark of shame if if that's i mean if you're not helping somebody because they voted differently

01:38:48.840 than you or i mean i know we don't do that but that's all you ever hear about i want to hear the

01:38:56.140 stories from you where you are taking your kids out you're doing something please write to me and tell

01:39:03.000 me i want some good news to share with america every day in san diego a facebook group created to

01:39:09.920 coordinate volunteer efforts san diego community volunteers huge uptick in the number of people

01:39:15.420 offering to help going from 50 members to 400 in just the matter of a couple of days elsewhere

01:39:21.420 popular restaurant chain which was forced to shut down because of the virus gave away 500 free care

01:39:28.540 packages this week the name of it is uh pusto is that right is that how you pronounce it i am so i could

01:39:36.920 barely use english why did you ever put a foreign word in front of me pusto i think is what it is uh

01:39:43.600 and it was a it's a little taco restaurant and we told you about it on friday the guy's closing down

01:39:52.760 the shop he calls his mom she said i'm going out to get some eggs he's like mom i have eggs here and

01:39:57.400 we can't use them wait a minute and so he started delivering care packages and delivering all the things

01:40:03.220 that they had on hand so it wouldn't go to waste he says we're going to come back strong with tacos

01:40:08.500 for everybody supermarkets across the country have also reached out to help seniors putting in place

01:40:13.420 special hours for people 65 and over to ensure that they avoid the crowds supermarket chain raley's

01:40:20.620 based in northern california said that as of march 21st it was starting a special program offering

01:40:26.620 pre-selected bag of groceries at a reduced price for seniors and people in need in walnut creek near

01:40:33.740 san francisco where residents have been ordered to stay home a dentist is offering free emergency

01:40:38.600 dental services to ease the congestion at hospital emergency rooms in the small town of coos base also

01:40:45.500 in a coos bay in oregon coffee shop owner john bean i mean if you have the name john bean i think you

01:40:53.460 have to own a coffee shop don't you he's hosting virtual times for the kids after shutting down

01:40:59.560 his cafe we come from the theater and stories which always are part of the shop being said the owner of

01:41:05.600 so it goes coffee house some of the very best parts of our work are the brilliant and curious children

01:41:11.600 that we see every day and in washington state the city of seattle the country's coronavirus ground zero

01:41:19.140 music venues are trying to soothe fears over the pandemic by broadcasting live virtual concerts

01:41:26.720 that's some of the good news that came out of uh out of the world over the weekend for coronavirus

01:41:34.700 may i give you one other that's not necessarily good news but apparently it couldn't happen to a nicer

01:41:41.780 guy uh it looks like harvey weinstein may have the coronavirus

01:41:46.040 uh now i'm not sure he may have the coronavirus just like he needs that walker

01:41:52.180 as well uh it seems like it seems like he's involved in everything now isn't it

01:41:57.300 yeah he's more powerful in prison i think than he was he's in the news all the time now he does

01:42:02.520 yeah i mean people are obviously somewhat fascinated it does seem that

01:42:05.560 there's always something that their press uh core is or their press group is sort of releasing

01:42:11.420 leaking to people they seem to claim that they weren't even aware of this so whether it's true

01:42:17.360 or not who who knows uh but that is the latest thing that's supposed to make you feel bad for harvey

01:42:22.460 weinstein so there's another story that we found on friday and uh my uh television executive producer

01:42:31.800 ricky radcliffe she went and she actually got on the phone with the only ffl dealer in all of

01:42:38.980 washington dc now if you don't know what an ffl ffl dealer is you don't you don't you've never bought

01:42:46.640 a gun they are the only ones with the license to be able to sell a gun okay and there's only one

01:42:55.020 one in the entire city of washington dc one can you imagine that how many people live in washington

01:43:02.280 dc stew i mean i'm surprised there's any to be honest with you um not not that live in washington

01:43:08.060 dc i mean that i mean any ffl although you know the other one's kind of true too uh washington dc

01:43:14.280 population is uh in let's see sick no in the actual city it's about 700 000 yeah in the district

01:43:25.540 okay 700 000 people who could buy a gun one ffl license uh and it was issued 26 years ago

01:43:35.160 and no other license it's not like you are like hey that's a huge market i could go in and i could

01:43:40.280 sell guns no they won't offer anyone else a license they made a deal with this guy like 20

01:43:47.100 years ago you'll be the only dealer in all of washington well now he's like 75 and he's a little

01:43:54.520 tired and he's just stopped selling guns uh in when ricky called him uh from our office he's not in a good

01:44:04.400 mood and when he called and said hey you know are you selling guns he's like no

01:44:10.100 no he's like i i stopped transferring i'm there's it's too much for one person to deal with i get

01:44:17.660 swamped in the last two weeks and there's no end to it and he's like i don't know i don't know what's

01:44:22.700 going on you guys 75 years old he didn't even know about the coronavirus he just sees that he's just

01:44:27.600 working his fingers to the bone and he had no idea why and he's like i'm overwhelmed but i'm not

01:44:33.580 the bottleneck anymore it's not me he's like it's washington washington i'm getting oh this is a

01:44:41.800 quote i'm getting old i'm still helping but i'm not expecting any new firearms other people just have

01:44:50.100 to do this it's going to be the same thing over and over again more lawsuits do i want to do this

01:44:55.440 can you continue to be overwhelmed or do i want to live happily ever after he said i want to live

01:45:01.140 happily ever after so he's done the only ffl uh dealer in washington and i can guarantee you

01:45:09.080 congress and the city won't do anything to make sure that there's another one that allow you to buy

01:45:16.160 guns so there is no legal way for a resident in washington dc to buy a new handgun can't do it

01:45:22.980 there are so many cases that are going to go in front of the supreme court that i the supreme court

01:45:30.100 they're going to be like no more cases i don't know what's going on out there but there's too many

01:45:35.620 cases too many lawsuits i'm done which actually depending on who says that may not be such a bad

01:45:42.420 idea all right steve dace is coming on here in just a second he's written an article for the blaze

01:45:48.500 over the weekend a very good article about gee what are we doing we are taking these enormous steps

01:45:55.280 are they the right steps this is the glenbeck program

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01:47:16.640 has a column on the blaze you can read it there and he's going to talk about it next

01:47:19.660 this is the glenbeck program uh i want to bring steve dace in uh steve is is written a fascinating

01:47:31.940 uh fascinating op-ed for the blaze something that needs to be heard and needs to be considered

01:47:37.740 uh and it goes to the heart of of what i talked to you about originally i said the coronavirus is not

01:47:47.480 going to kill us we're going to survive uh we don't want to overwhelm the hospitals um because

01:47:52.940 that will take a great toll but also the real problem here the real killer is the economy and

01:48:00.560 i not i'm not sure how we get past what this thing is doing to the economy well steve has done his work

01:48:07.800 now he's been working on this uh for really a couple of weeks because it hasn't sat right with him

01:48:13.580 and he says i don't understand how we're making these decisions welcome to the program

01:48:19.280 steve dace hey glenn how are you brother i'm good i'm good i'm a little concerned steve because i feel

01:48:27.300 like um i feel i i believe the coronavirus is real i believe there is uh you know a pandemic etc etc

01:48:37.200 i don't know uh what i would necessarily do about it but i will tell you that my feeling is

01:48:43.680 this is being used uh to do some uh house cleaning and game changing

01:48:51.400 well one of the things the whole premise of this piece that's kind of a a compilation of of everything

01:48:59.160 i've been researching and writing and talking about in the last week is to frame this now as a public

01:49:05.760 policy debate and you know the constitution charges us with a president elected by the people

01:49:13.020 as our ceo not a team of subject matter experts not a surge in general um not a joint chiefs of staff

01:49:21.160 the presumption of our constitutional republic is that the average american can be educated and informed

01:49:27.000 enough to ask the kinds of questions that balance what are what what really is the the you know the

01:49:34.560 the unknown factor the collateral damage um of of every action rather than just looking at it

01:49:41.420 myopically and so to me the epidemiology is separate from the public policy and the question

01:49:48.040 that we have to ask and you know i worked on this piece glenn not knowing what the president was going

01:49:52.540 to tweak last night but the whole premise of this piece is to ask from a public policy standpoint

01:49:58.040 is the cure worse than the disease given the data that we currently have which is very insufficient

01:50:05.820 very incomplete and and has some anecdotal questions that beg asking which is according

01:50:11.660 to business insider apple said it was reopening it's 42 stores in china last friday did they do that have

01:50:17.620 we even followed up because i don't i don't trust china's data at all and i'd urge nobody in my audience

01:50:22.280 too but i certainly trust tim cook tim cook's love of his share price i certainly trust that south

01:50:28.240 korea is resuming pro sports at the end of the month how are they doing that japan is not is on

01:50:34.060 the doorstep of wuhan washington dc is 8 000 miles away how are they not on a societal wide lockdown

01:50:41.480 i mean these are cultures that glenn have a lot more experience with with chinese outbreaks and and

01:50:48.000 than we do and so i think it's time for us this week especially uh to look at this now from a public

01:50:56.080 policy perspective with this 15 days about to expire a week from tomorrow and ask ourselves based on the

01:51:02.520 data we have now how is it possible that the country that could go back to work post 9-11 um and and keep

01:51:10.040 its economy roaring the country that could put a man on the moon and keep its economy roaring how is it

01:51:15.620 that a virus that right now has a mortality rate amongst the limited affected of about 1.27 percent

01:51:22.520 can manage to cripple the entire american engine in ways the soviet bloc the nazis the japanese and

01:51:29.560 islamic jihadists couldn't i think we need to start asking that question so you you don't buy into the

01:51:37.560 fact that this is as dangerous as they say it is is that right i don't know i don't know how dangerous

01:51:43.040 it is the question is how what's the law of unintended consequences for public policy that's

01:51:49.440 the question all right so the week before we shut the government down really most of the country down

01:51:54.620 glenn the government reported 7.7 percent of all deaths in america were there were because of the

01:52:01.220 flu the week of march 7th all right when you look at last year these numbers and cite them in my piece

01:52:07.280 when you look at last year last year at this time the week of march 16th we had a massive spike on the

01:52:13.540 flu bug 7.1 percent of everybody who had the flu that week in america died that's a massive cliff

01:52:20.780 that needs uh that need a curve that needs leveling why weren't we called to do that and keep in mind

01:52:25.920 we were seeing those numbers with flu glenn when we've got vaccines and all kinds of public awareness

01:52:31.000 about that disease that we don't have about covid 19 and so i i think that question an average american

01:52:37.300 should ask is this given how acute how non-discriminatory i mean the flu goes from

01:52:42.780 infants to the elderly given how acute how non-discriminatory and far more lethal that the

01:52:48.860 cold and or that the flu and and pneumonia viruses are we and we didn't shut the country down for them

01:52:54.520 65 million americans were infected last cold and before flu season or last flu season according to

01:53:00.160 cdc why are we doing this right now given the percentages of what we're looking at why haven't

01:53:07.100 we taken more of a herd immunity approach which has been taken for thousands of years and fighting

01:53:11.620 plagues this might be the first time in human history we sequestered the healthy rather than the

01:53:16.560 sick and the vulnerable i just think these are public and there might be good answers for these i keep

01:53:21.040 telling my audience that there might be really good answers for why we've done these things we don't

01:53:25.740 have any of them and the number one reason we don't is that a skeptical press is too far interested

01:53:31.180 in playing a pr flag for china than asking these kinds of questions at these briefings

01:53:35.880 so what should we be doing i think what do you think is what do you what do you if you're president

01:53:44.860 of the united states or you were advising the president what would you be doing well we would have

01:53:49.340 locked down those all the borders day one in five seconds we would have done that day one we would

01:53:54.620 have banned international flights i mean have you ever gone on expedia and charted a flight from

01:53:59.060 wuhan china to spokane washington where cdc is now saying that's the first case they currently have of

01:54:05.020 co of covet 19 in america back in january that's a 24-hour minimum flight you stop in peking lax and on

01:54:13.180 most of these routes you've got to stop in san francisco as well all right so i just shut down every

01:54:17.780 international flight day one i would have shut down the borders day one protected the american

01:54:22.660 people before we knew what was going on my instinct would have been to do that day one now the president

01:54:27.540 has done some of these things grace gratefully as time has gone on but the next but but i like the

01:54:33.500 15-day period that they put out i think that is a reasonable amount of time given the health the

01:54:39.300 medical infrastructure we have around the country i i while we're hurting ourselves now i don't believe

01:54:44.780 if 15 days is a mortal blow i think the psyche of the american people could come roaring back pretty

01:54:50.940 quickly feeling like they've uh conquered something if or overcome it if we really have and i think what

01:54:56.540 the president's message is this morning is right on the money in 15 days that's a week from tomorrow

01:55:01.020 when they launch this last uh monday we're gonna you know let's find out we are where we are really at

01:55:06.860 and then assess whether what the total socioeconomic cost is because this is the final question my piece ends

01:55:12.620 with the the question that our government has to wrestle with and we're a government of representatives

01:55:18.620 not experts the questions that have to be rested the number one question in my mind is will any

01:55:24.700 potential toll we pay as a society from covet 19 based on the data we have will it be more expensive

01:55:31.660 than the toll we are already paying by preemptively shutting down our government and i think that's the

01:55:36.940 equation that the president has to weigh on behalf of the american people and i know people want to

01:55:42.700 say well what about experts hey expertise is one thing world view is another if i wanted to invade

01:55:48.620 afghanistan don't listen to me i mean i go get the joint chiefs of staff and ask them how to do it but

01:55:53.420 then if i wanted to know after 17 years why we're still circling the drain there and their only response

01:55:59.260 is well if we lose if we leave the loops okay well what does victory look like well we we don't know we just

01:56:04.940 keep doing this at some point expertise ends and world view gets in the way and i think that's why

01:56:11.260 we have elected representatives that are directly accountable to us not a plutocracy not an oligarchy

01:56:16.940 not non-governmental organizations because we get to question those things even if you and i go in a

01:56:22.380 hospital and they give us a diagnosis of a terrible illness we still have the right as patients to

01:56:27.980 question whether the cure is worse than the disease so i think the president is right on the money this

01:56:33.660 morning and and i think that he is listening to these concerns now i i should caution people we

01:56:39.100 may not like the answers we get okay but at the very least they're questions that need to be answered

01:56:48.140 here's what the president said we cannot let the cure be worse than the problem itself

01:56:52.380 at the end of this 15-day period we will make a decision as to which way we want to go

01:56:56.540 um we and the fed is taking extraordinary steps i mean we are in wouldn't you agree we're we're just

01:57:07.820 giving modern monetary theory a whirl we're just like yep let's try it i don't right now we're

01:57:14.700 basically saying right now glenn that we can paint we can print any amount of paper because our military

01:57:20.140 weaponry is bigger than yours and nobody will call in the note that's essentially what we are doing right

01:57:24.940 now well nobody's calling nobody's buying our notes i mean the fed now is buying the notes i mean we're

01:57:32.140 just we're buying our own debt now we had a 30-year treasury uh bond sale what last friday friday before

01:57:39.740 last not a single bidder not one it all went to the fed so nobody wants our our debt anymore so now we're at

01:57:49.180 that place and so we're doing modern you know modern monetary theory where we're just printing

01:57:54.380 our own money and we're buying our own debt that's not going to last when they came out today and to

01:58:00.060 try to stabilize the the market and said uh don't worry we will print an unlimited amount of money we

01:58:07.340 will buy as many bonds as we have to to stabilize the market how do you recover from that

01:58:14.860 uh you do that the the least amount of time that you possibly can because if this goes on further

01:58:25.740 um you're talking about unless this is worse than the the 1918 epidemic a century ago unless this is

01:58:33.580 worse this is the worst plague that this nation has ever faced and on a systemic level beyond hospitals

01:58:40.380 being overrun all right we've got army corps of engineers just just build more adjunct sites

01:58:45.900 beyond beyond infrastructure being overrun that unless we're dealing with the captain trips here

01:58:51.020 this is a this is that level of a societal event you cannot justify that cause uh that cost now i'm not

01:58:59.180 i don't know that we have enough data to say affirmatively that it's not yet and that's why i think this 15

01:59:03.900 days is a wise course of action and but and i think what's going to happen is now that the president

01:59:10.620 has put this out there politically everyone in these various departments are now going to

01:59:15.340 are now going to hunker down because nobody wants to be left on the on the wrong side of history so

01:59:20.540 the medical people will become more alarmist the economic people will become more alarmist the political

01:59:25.500 people will become more alarmist because no one wants to be wrong on the other side of this

01:59:29.580 and so that's why i've also urged my audience pray for this president like you have never prayed

01:59:35.820 for him before this is going to take a a supernatural level of wisdom and courage of conviction to navigate

01:59:43.900 i would agree with you and his gut has proven to be right usually i mean i think this tweet

01:59:50.300 that came out this morning says a lot because i think that's exactly where the american people are

01:59:55.100 uh and hopefully uh hopefully that is also a part of a god thing thank you so much steve dace he's

02:00:04.620 coming up here in just a few minutes on the blaze radio network you will hear more from him you can also get

02:00:09.340 his podcast but he's heard every day at blaze tv.com wednesday we have a look at the extraordinary links

02:00:19.340 links that the united states has gone to to protect us uh to protect our bank accounts to protect our

02:00:28.860 jobs and to protect our constitution unfortunately i don't think any of those things are actually being

02:00:35.100 protected the extraordinary links that uh you probably have not heard about that our government

02:00:42.060 is taking which will fundamentally transform us uh into something different entirely that is on

02:00:49.100 wednesday 9 p.m only on blaze tv all right i want to talk to you a little bit about gold line um you

02:00:58.300 might think that you don't have any money to buy gold or silver um would you please call them call gold

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02:01:17.900 i don't have it can you start to accumulate gold a little by little month by month the only place that

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02:01:40.060 i buy gold the way i do i buy old gold coins uh and you'll pay a little bit more but there's a reason

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02:02:17.500 hey the fba uh approved a rapid coronavirus test on saturday it will deliver results in about 45 minutes

02:02:24.940 it is going to be available in the next few weeks with no training necessary to uh administer the

02:02:30.140 test this is the capitalist system at work thank god uh we'll have more on that uh as it becomes

02:02:37.420 available stew have you been to the uh johns hopkins university website where they have the coronavirus

02:02:44.700 stuff yes okay are you there by any chance now can you go can you click on that real quick yep i want you

02:02:51.100 to pop it up and look at the uh total confirmed cases and then confirm cases by country region and

02:02:56.700 sovereignty yes see that okay um china is at the top how many cases 81 000 how many cases uh italy uh

02:03:05.740 59 47 000 okay 59 okay uh go to russia and look at the uh latest stuff from russia yeah

02:03:11.580 uh uh 438 total cases 438 total cases 438 total cases now let me give you this from cnn news

02:03:27.260 cnn published a report this weekend uh with the state provided figures that show russia's efforts to

02:03:35.020 fight the coronavirus outbreak largely successful quoting cnn does russia have the

02:03:41.260 coronavirus under control according to information released by russian officials

02:03:45.580 putin's strategy seems to have worked i don't i can't keep up do they like and trust russia now

02:03:52.620 they didn't trust russia with anything they're lying lying lying and now all of a sudden we can trust

02:03:56.860 them and it's blatantly obvious a great guy the countries that aren't testing are the ones with

02:04:01.180 the i mean mexico is having the same issue they had people out at soccer games last weekend last

02:04:07.180 weekend they were still letting out to soccer games and festivals and they're they have like 300 cases

02:04:12.380 countrywide really is that possible they got it solved there you go solved yeah cnn make up your mind

02:04:20.540 russia good or bad which one this is the glenbeck program

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 23, 2020

Unlimited Money Is NOT the Answer ｜ Guest： Steve Deace ｜ 3⧸23⧸20

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