Glenn Beck talks about the tragic loss of a family member, why his wife is right about something, and the new summer camp facilities being built in Australia. Also, now might be the time to get your financial house in order.
00:05:08.120One of these facilities, the Center for National Resilience in Howard Springs, attracted attention last week because three teenagers were trying to run away from the facility.
00:05:19.280And they were caught by police and brought back to the summer camp.
00:05:24.240Now, these teenagers hadn't been traveling from overseas because that's what it was supposed to be.
00:05:31.220You get off a plane, you got to stay there for 14 days and then you can go home.
00:06:09.940Why don't you come to the nursing home?
00:06:11.340Um, now, the three teenagers had close contact with somebody who had coronavirus.
00:06:19.480Not only did the teenagers not have covid, but even the chief minister of the Northern Territory, Michael Gunner,
00:06:26.860admitted he knew that they had tested negative the day before they tried to break out.
00:06:32.120So the Australian police chased down the three teenagers who had tested negative the day before and returned them against their will to the facility.
00:06:42.840And then the chief minister of the Northern Territory threatened the teenagers that they may have to restart their time in quarantine.
00:06:51.360He said, absconding from Howard Springs isn't just dangerous.
00:08:12.620She describes in the video to undercover investigators that showed up to her house unannounced, asking her if she, quote, knows this person who's her friend and tested positive for covid.
00:08:24.500They asked her if she had been tested.
00:10:52.240Because I was so distressed and I said, can you just please let me out for a walk or a run like I'm in this little box and I can't move.
00:11:00.300Can I please, you know, I'm anxious, I'm feeling not well, just I need to get out.
00:11:05.000And they literally said, we've got a doctor calling you and we'll get some Valium prescribed to you that you can call us anytime you like and you can have Valium.
00:11:13.000OK, so now they're now they're like, hey, welcome to a brave new world.
00:11:24.260Now, is this a concentration camp or is this a summer camp or is it an internment camp?
00:11:31.840Well, Tim Poole came under fire for calling these facilities concentration camps, specifically criticizing the fact that 39 Aboriginal people have been recently transported to the facility,
00:11:45.940citing a video of Aboriginals and their representatives saying they're being chased down with syringes and forced to go to Howard Springs.
00:12:35.820But when has the government built camps with relocatable cabins for people deemed suspected of having a sickness to be to be locked away for a short period of time?
00:16:23.600Most importantly, it's for your own good.
00:16:27.120Now, the majority of Australians are going along with this.
00:16:30.980The chief minister made clear after the teenagers tried to escape.
00:16:34.620I also want to point out the overwhelming compliance that we've had, given several hundred people have been placed into the center of national resilience linked to the clusters from Robinson River, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:19:45.440They are corrosive to the human psyche and undermine freedom from every angle.
00:19:51.140The warning that this is some kind of authoritarianism is a primer for something as sinister as concentration camps is written off as a slippery slope argument.
00:20:31.540You should answer that question, because three years ago, I wouldn't have imagined Americans would comply with months of lockdown and they're still doing it.
00:20:40.580I couldn't have imagined people losing their jobs over a vaccine.
00:20:44.160I couldn't have imagined being asked to present my papers at a restaurant.
00:20:50.420I thought our line would be way before those things could happen.
00:44:48.040I have a grandkid or some hot little kid.
00:45:07.240Biden came out last week and talked about the supply chain and said it's not going to be a problem.
00:45:21.520Well, let me just tell you, the Food and Drug Administration is now warning that the supply chain bottleneck is threatening the availability of over 100 pharmaceutical products.
00:45:31.720According to the website, the agency has asked manufacturers to evaluate their entire supply chain, including active pharmaceutical ingredients, finish dose forms and any components.
00:45:45.880And they're saying that there might be some shortage on of heart medications, antibiotics and cancer drugs.
00:45:52.640But other than that, Santa Claus is coming to town.
00:46:00.100If you've watched the news recently, you might think the shelves in all our stores are empty and parents won't be able to get presents for their children on the holidays.
00:46:19.880Because of the actions of the administration that we've taken in partnership with business and labor retailers and grocery stores and properties.
00:46:29.140Now, I can't promise everybody's going to get the gift they want on time.
00:46:33.480Only Santa Claus can keep that promise.
00:46:36.200I also can't promise you that you can get your cancer treatments or your, you know, or your your blood pressure medicine or heart medicine.
00:46:48.060OK, I think maybe we should start taking things seriously.
00:46:52.040Has this government done anything to protect our critical infrastructure?
00:46:58.060The first thing we should have done after covid was, hey, we're going to make sure that medicine is available here, that we actually make some critical ingredients for medicines.
00:48:37.960You probably ought to meet my sisters, actually, because my sisters are far more impressive than the deadbeat brothers that are in the family.
00:49:05.540But first, you know, you start out talking supply chain.
00:49:07.940There's six thousand items that are made from petroleum products.
00:49:11.740You know, that's everything from toolboxes and petroleum jelly to football cleats and everything else.
00:49:16.900And you can't address the supply chain constraints without addressing the ingredients and the base materials that go into building out the supply chain, the supplies for the chain.
00:49:27.920And the administration, I think, is, you know, when I say we're going back to 1973, it really is.
00:49:34.360I've been telling people, you call it feckless, you call it reckless, but it sure is an energy policy.
00:49:40.200Glenn, what you have is I think you have a situation where people energy policy is being dictated.
00:49:46.900By people who haven't driven themselves to work for years.
00:49:50.120This is the classic administration, you know, Wall Street, white shoe, D.C. law firm revolving door where people who have been picked up in black sedans for years are now being driven to their offices to make energy policy for the rest of us.
00:50:04.180It's really, really frustrating for those of us schleps who actually have to fill up twice a week.
00:50:08.940So can we go back to where you started before we go to gas?
00:50:38.960How does it how does the the the world live without a healthy supply of petroleum?
00:50:48.340Well, it's you know, it's not just gasoline.
00:50:51.580And that I think is where the administration really misses the mark is, is they think, well, we can drop two cents from actions that we did or didn't take.
00:51:00.920But the reality is, is anybody who is waiting for anything to be made or is trying to make anything relies solely on this base material of which we have in absolute abundance across the world, and particularly in the U.S.
00:51:15.320And yet, for whatever reason, this is sort of that that ideological approach that if it is something that may or may not contribute to a carbon footprint, then it's bad.
00:51:26.640And that's the whole problem, I think, is you have this administration at this confluence of events where administration arrives at the same time as demand is starting to increase after COVID.
00:51:36.560And that administration starts to make bad decisions on day one and literally every week they make bad decisions with regards to how do we ensure a basic supply of the basic materials we need?
00:51:49.540I mean, they just did and talking about opening it up a second time, the strategic oil reserve, which I'm not for when a Republican president does it.
00:52:24.160And if I could, just for a second, you know, the administration opened up the strategic petroleum reserve and in response to being told no by OPEC, you know, they went to OPEC and begged, please increase production.
00:52:35.460Well, no, we're going to keep it at what we had planned, OPEC told them.
00:52:38.540And so the administration came back and said, well, we need to show we need to do something.
00:54:35.660OK, so on one hand, they say, well, you know, we're going to do everything we can to help consumers.
00:54:41.360And then literally the next day, they will take an action that will constrain industry's ability to produce.
00:54:47.680The biggest the biggest subtle signal, Glenn, goes to Wall Street continuously.
00:54:53.580They will use they're using financial rules.
00:54:55.840They're using the SEC, the Office of Comptroller Currency.
00:54:58.820They're using the FTC and others to send subtle messages to Wall Street to say, our policy says that you should not you should not invest in fossil fuel projects.
00:55:09.200And so it's really easy to send a bank examiner in to a midsize bank and say, let me look at your portfolio.
00:55:16.180You know, I see that you've got maybe three percent of your portfolio investing in fossil fuels.
00:55:22.340So what do you have to be factored in the climate risk to that?
00:55:25.820And the bank manager says, well, maybe not.
00:55:28.600And so he walks out and says, let's just unload this.
00:55:30.420And what's happening is you've seen a squeeze of liquidity, particularly for the smaller players on Wall Street,
00:55:35.240where they can't get their capital expenditure budgets funded for the next couple of years because of the uncertainty the administration sends and its messages every day.
00:55:43.900Well, they said the administration or who was it, Stu, was it Kerry came out and said the especially the small producers, we will put them out of business.
00:55:56.740I mean, how much of our of our daily life is affected by the small producers?
00:56:03.940But it's not the same amount that is affected by a small farmer, to be honest with you.
00:56:09.600Agriculture and oil and gas industry are very closely aligned in how they're how they structure.
00:56:15.240You have a few large, large players in the ag industry, but it's the thousands and thousands of small farmers who actually make up the volume.
00:56:24.500So you have a few players that everybody identifies as big oil and beats them up.
00:56:28.360But the reality is there's thousands of smaller companies who create and who create tremendous volume and add to the portfolio day by day.
00:56:37.280And it's those guys that are getting hit hardest when they can't get their their budgets approved by their lenders because Wall Street is telling them don't do it because the administration is telling Wall Street not to do it.
00:56:49.300So I've been I've been begging the audience to get their money out of these big lenders because of this and other things like it.
00:56:57.620They are fully in bed with a great reset and ESG standards, which will strangle all of us to death.
00:57:05.400And and so I've been urging people, please tell them and then move your money to a local bank.
00:57:13.480Tell them why why you are taking your money out because of the ESG standards.
00:57:46.360And the reality is, is that we produce exactly what people need.
00:57:49.920And we'll keep doing that regardless of who is who is dictating policy right now.
00:57:54.480There is a problem, though, Glenn, that nobody talks about the White House.
00:57:58.380The White House avoids at all at all costs.
00:58:01.320And that is this issue of energy poverty.
00:58:02.980And, you know, it's easy for me to say to people, use our product.
00:58:07.540But when the reality is, look, we're industries cognizant of this fluctuating price mark and how hard it is for people.
00:58:14.620And energy poverty is something very, very real.
00:58:17.340You know, I don't know if you saw this, but there's a Gallup poll that came out last week that said 45 percent of Americans are reporting financial hardship by increased prices.
00:58:25.180Seven in ten lower American households are experiencing real hardship, and that's pushing millions of people back into what we're calling energy poverty.
00:58:35.880It's because you make rational decisions.
00:58:38.000Do I drive the 40 miles to the doctor?
00:58:41.200Do I do it on Tuesday or do I do it on Friday?
00:58:43.840Because I don't know if I can afford the fill up for the rest of the week.
00:58:47.000That's really concerning to us, you know.
00:58:49.020And I'm really, I'm really concerned, very, really, very concerned, Tim, about this winter.
00:58:57.600I mean, there are a lot of people that, you know, use oil and gas for their furnace that are going to have to not just say, do I go to the doctor?
00:59:26.180And so, you know, people say, well, what would you tell the administration to do?
00:59:29.420Glenn, I say I would say if I were to tell the president, say, look, whatever you're going to do, don't do it.
00:59:35.380In fact, I need you to stop trying to help anymore.
00:59:38.140The biggest help you would do would be is to go back and undo what you've done since January.
00:59:43.680When I said, you know, I'm earlier he's a he's a lousy poker player.
00:59:46.580All he would have to do to send a signal to the Saudis and the Russians, if he were to stand up and say, instead of I'm going to release money or release oil out of the petroleum reserve or something else.
00:59:56.860If you were to stand up and say, I'm going to sign an executive order that removes all unnecessary regulatory impediments to industry and get us back to where we were two years ago.
01:00:04.560So that would send an incredibly powerful market market signal.
01:00:08.760And I guarantee you that prices would drop rapidly over the next few weeks and those Americans would be able to afford it.
01:00:14.840Talking to Tim, Tim Stewart, president of U.S. Oil and Gas Association.
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01:01:20.020Tim, a couple of quick questions for you.
01:01:25.900When Barack Obama stopped the drilling, the deep sea drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, I remember talking to oil experts and they said, those things are on long term lease.
01:01:52.300Is there going to be damage done in the next three years that is irreversible?
01:01:59.040Well, so given some perspective, when Obama took office, the federal oil and natural gas production was about 24 percent or sorry, about 36 percent.
01:02:09.540When he left, it had dropped down to about 24 percent and natural gas had dropped to 13 percent.
01:02:17.260And a lot of that is reflecting on not just the offshore, but also his onshore constraints.
01:02:21.780And essentially, they devalued the federal oil and gas assets where it is almost worth nothing.
01:02:29.320The industry is very, very reticent to try and pursue any federal onshore leases in particular.
01:02:34.080It's just not worth the regulatory risk, locking up the capital for 16, 17 years.
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01:05:57.960There are now going for as high as six million dollars for a piece of land that doesn't exist.
01:06:08.300And I'm trying to get my arms around this and find a way to explain it, because it is going to be a factor and it's going to happen much faster than anybody thinks.
01:06:20.380And you need to be prepared to to understand it, because if you're not going into the inner the metaverse, I guarantee your children will.
01:07:17.060And when they come, when, you know, the guy who took him fishing comes back and goes, I don't know what happened.
01:07:22.740He was lost at sea along with my shotgun.
01:07:25.820Anyway, they don't say what Fredo did to finally get him fired.
01:07:32.560This is a really interesting part of the story.
01:07:36.160Obviously, we all know what Cuomo has done that should have gotten him fired.
01:07:41.440You know, everything from helping his brother to completely failing as a host, to lying to the network, to lying to his own audience, to previous sexual harassment allegations that were confirmed basically by Chris Cuomo himself.
01:07:57.720All of those things did not rise to the level for CNN to do anything.
01:08:04.260Now, eventually, they did suspend him.
01:08:06.440And they suspended him based on, I think, a couple of things.
01:08:10.460One, there was some additional information that came out from the state of New York.
01:08:16.160And we covered this a little bit last week.
01:08:18.800Probably the worst part of this was he was actually targeting one of the women and calling sources to get information on one of the women.
01:08:26.760But that still wasn't bad enough for CNN.
01:08:30.180Then he also was outed as lying, not only to the audience, but to the network itself.
01:08:37.200So it's one thing to actually break every journalistic piece of ethics that's ever happened in the history of mankind, where even their own Jake Tapper himself came out and said, no journalist could possibly think this was OK.
01:08:51.100So he crosses this line where now he's not only lying to the audience and, you know, ruining journalism, but he's also now embarrassed his employers.
01:09:04.680Brian Stelter came out and said on Saturday that Cuomo had, quote, caused so many headaches and many staff members at CNN were very unhappy at their decision.
01:09:18.620This is fascinating because, number one, Stelter said earlier, he'll be back in January.
01:10:14.220And Anderson Cooper came in and they went up, which is not a huge surprise, I suppose.
01:10:17.520But I think one of the issues here, which is bizarre, is that the last cut of the thousand cuts appears to be a brand new sexual harassment allegation against Chris Cuomo that apparently has popped up over just the past few days.
01:10:38.440And when it was reported to CNN, I said, OK, we just got to get this over with.
01:10:42.200We got to just we got to pull the plug on this.
01:10:51.100We don't know any of the details really yet, although the two things that we know is that she's remaining anonymous and that it seemingly was pre 2013.
01:11:04.520So it's an older allegation, not a brand new one.
01:11:07.840Well, how old were you when you were 2013?
01:11:48.840I just can't take his constant lies and his imaging of himself as a saint.
01:11:57.900It's interesting that that has been a common trigger for these allegations.
01:12:03.120You know, it's one thing to go up there to apparently just sexually harass people, but it's later on.
01:12:09.800You kind of have that instance where the host is saying something on television and, you know, the victim, the alleged victim is sitting at home and hearing.
01:28:41.360And normally I give our leaders the benefit of the doubt on, well, something must have happened.
01:28:44.980No, no, no, I think that they're just actually incompetent, and I also think that they don't care, because I think they want America to return to that mediocre, less than mediocre status.
01:39:19.880And I think the best case scenario is he just moves his troops into eastern Ukraine, formally annexes, and waits for his next move further into Ukraine.
01:39:28.420Yeah, all he has to do is really go and sow the seeds of chaos in Ukraine.
01:39:34.040I mean, that is the playbook of the former Soviet Union.
01:39:38.120And then he can just go in with his tanks and saying, I'm just repatriating, and I'm just trying to keep the peace in Ukraine because it's so out of control.
01:40:31.260It will help mold them into responsible adults who understand our country, its history, the value of freedom, what freedom really means, and why the capitalist free market is the solution.
01:40:46.560They're never going to get any teaching like this again unless it's at Hillsdale or at your home.
01:40:56.300It is the library of resources you can find at TuttleTwinsBeck.com.
01:42:08.800If China takes Taiwan, they dwarf everybody and you don't have chips for, you know, 80% of what we need chips for.
01:42:19.180Taiwan and Ukraine are very interesting because they're kind of similar in the fact that those are American interests that will draw the United States into a larger war.
01:42:28.740But the last time someone went after the middle part of Central Europe, Ukraine, those other countries, the United States has gone to war to fight to make sure they don't control that area.
01:42:38.540It's one of the largest resource areas in the world that can challenge the United States if one...
01:42:43.940That's what brought us into World War I, World War II, and the Cold War because of that.
01:42:48.220So that's a prelude to something larger.
01:45:02.260You know, I love it when they put these billboard commercials near the end of the program because it reminds me what is waiting in my dressing room that I'm going to address immediately after the program.
01:45:20.820Sure, I could go to the gym and work out.
01:47:08.020And Five Times August just tweeted, if Fauci was ever to hear my song Sad Little Man and criticize it, I would just respond back with, you're not really criticizing the song.
01:47:18.700You're criticizing all music because I represent all music.
01:49:24.200And it has really been difficult to warn and then see so few people actually take action or look at it and go, yep, that sounds like it's going to happen.
01:51:15.400And, you know, that's the next thing that I'm really looking for is will people take their money out of these big banks?
01:51:26.160Because just this audience would send a massive message if just this audience said, I'm no longer doing business with you, Citibank or JPMorgan Chase or Wells Fargo.
01:51:42.120And I'm pulling my deposits out and I'm canceling my credit cards and I'm moving it over to this local bank.
01:51:49.320And the reason why I'm leaving you is because you're part of this ESG nonsense.
01:51:54.040I also think that BlackRock, which seemed invincible to me just a few months ago, I think they're going to be exposed at such a level that I think they're going to collapse.
01:52:31.380Yes, they're collapsing on their own arrogance.
01:52:33.680Right. I mean, obviously, I there are so many policies and bad outcomes associated with these places that it's it's great to find another alternative.
01:52:42.660And you've pointed out a lot of times that it's, you know, maybe in your local bank, right?
01:52:46.520Something that's just some some sane, some it's just it's easy to find a local bank that is sane.
01:52:52.860Yeah, that is sane. That is that they are they do not want ESG to go through because they know that they will not have the money to comply to the new regulations and all of the reporting.
01:53:08.000So ESG part of that is the central banks and the big banks trying to collapse the small banks.
01:53:15.240So all of the money has to go through them.
01:53:18.500The other part of this, I think, is interesting is how the administration currently is going after some someone like Coinbase, which is, you know, a cryptocurrency exchange.
01:53:30.760And that Coinbase wants to basically say, hey, you can go into these stable coins, which are just like a cryptocurrency version.
01:53:38.220That's that is equal to a dollar and it always remains equal to a dollar.
01:53:43.140So there's not like the typical Bitcoin is way down over the past couple of days.
01:53:46.260You don't have to deal with that. Right. It's just just using cryptocurrency in that way.
01:53:51.020The rates, the interest rates on these accounts, and this is all over the place already, you know, eight, 10 percent, six, seven, eight, 10 percent on your money without risk.
01:54:02.660Right. I mean, of course, there's always risk in anything, but without any large risk.
01:54:08.220From a major institution that has all sorts of capital behind it and they want to give people the opportunity to clearly outcompete what banks are offering.
01:54:18.740Correct. And the administration is stopping them and they're saying, no, we're going to sue you if you go through with just offering your own customers interest on the money that they invest with you.
01:54:32.780And so now the only place you can get that stuff is from there's other companies that are just going for it and risking the situation, which is always a little bit more.
01:54:41.660You want someone who's going to be able to disrupt without breaking any rules or getting in trouble.
01:54:49.160And Coinbase is trying to do it and they've been honest with the government in every dealing.
01:54:53.380And they still are trying to screw them because I think they're they're on to what you're on to, which is people are going to pull their money out.
01:54:59.560I think they already are. Look, here's what happened to Bitcoin this weekend.
01:55:03.080They're pulling their money out of Bitcoin this weekend because the market took such a nosedive last week.
01:55:09.220Yeah. There are people that are buying things on the mark in the market on margin and they're putting all their money in Bitcoin.
01:55:17.040So when their margin calls come, they've got to take their money out of Bitcoin and put it into the market for their losses.
01:55:25.840Right. And that's what happened. And you buy in the dip on that.
01:55:31.460But there is something else going on with Bitcoin, both good and bad on cryptocurrency.
01:55:36.500And next year, one of the topics that you're going to learn about, as we learn with you, is the metaverse.
01:55:44.360The metaverse is real. It is. It is the matrix without the pod.
01:55:50.960It's the matrix with you just putting yourself in the pod, if you will.
01:55:55.680But make no mistake, it is the matrix and they want everybody to live in the matrix.
01:56:01.660Because why go to work? Why go someplace when you can do it virtually and you don't have to worry about.
01:56:09.580You know, building things on new land, you don't have to cut down a tree, you don't have to have any carbon emissions getting there.
01:56:18.520I mean, it's crazy stuff, but that is coming.
01:56:22.900And because of that, a Bitcoin kind of thing has got to be part of it.
01:56:30.340This is on the bad side. This is why you are seeing the vaccine passports.
01:56:36.020The vaccine passports are not about the vaccine.
01:56:39.320It is about getting you used to having a digital ID because you need a digital ID for the metaverse.
01:56:47.960So it's going to just seamlessly go in.
01:56:52.340The other thing that concerns me about Bitcoin is Jack left from Twitter and he left with, you know, he's like, hey, have fun.
01:58:08.280They're trying to hobble us and they're in charge of all of it.
01:58:13.600So I warn or I'm worried about people like Jack coming in and getting involved now deeply with the metaverse and Bitcoin and things like that.
01:58:28.060Are they going to come in and entangle that with a bunch of government stuff knowingly to be able to control things like Bitcoin?
01:58:39.140I don't think you can control Bitcoin, but things like Bitcoin.
01:58:42.880So it's under their control as well, because you have to control the money.
01:58:47.580If you can get if you have people that can spend their money how they want, when they want, where they want.
01:58:54.180You don't have you don't have control over people.