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00:02:25.000 this is the glenn beck program hello america a lot has changed in just the last few days cnn's

00:02:35.400 ratings um well they're being beat by spongebob spongebob squarepants reruns so i think we we

00:02:43.300 you know think things have changed a little bit they still haven't woken up neither has

00:02:49.180 the biden family i mean i don't know if joe biden is ever going to wake up at this point but uh

00:02:54.840 you know he's out kicking rocks and and hunter biden is asking himself what happened to my

00:02:59.380 painting career why isn't anybody interested in my painting gee i i don't know we're going to tell

00:03:04.640 you meanwhile donald trump has been very very busy and hard at work he is also going to be speaking

00:03:11.900 at the world economic forum today the davos gathering we're very interested to see what he

00:03:18.880 says that'll happen during this broadcast so we're going to be carrying parts of it and let you know

00:03:24.020 also we have um carol roth with us to talk about what's happening in the economy what is expected

00:03:30.100 and we're going to just start with a a long list of what has happened yet again in the last 21 hours

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00:05:01.700 feeling how you feeling ah great still uh the optimism still there what are you doing to me you're feeling

00:05:08.360 good what are you doing well i mean you were on yesterday very optimistic yes i had you on my

00:05:12.580 show yesterday yes very optimistic lots of great things happening it's only been you know 12 hours

00:05:18.420 or so since that i've been optimistic since the election i've been really optimistic right although

00:05:23.660 and then and then yesterday you were optimistic uh-huh 12 to 18 hours pass and then here we are

00:05:29.280 on thursday morning all right i have some really bad news to share i don't know i have some really bad

00:05:34.400 news uh you know and it it revolves around stargate uh and i want to share that uh next hour but i'd like

00:05:43.460 to you know put on all the positive news first because uh this is you know it's been a good week

00:05:49.040 uh first of all donald trump is more popular than he was in his first term it's true he starts off so

00:05:54.900 that's that's really good uh donald trump it looks like he's going to be taking on uh you know what's uh

00:06:01.320 what's happening with the um secret service he's tapped the guy who was the first to tackle him on

00:06:07.200 stage uh and he's going to be cleaning up the secret service he has great uh hope in that guy

00:06:14.080 and trust in that guy and he was the first guy at the the pennsylvania rally to get to him like he

00:06:19.720 rushed on stage first yeah and took him down yeah i mean it's a it's a good sign that you know what

00:06:24.320 you're doing yeah and certainly you're brave enough for the job sure um and he's been in for

00:06:29.360 like 23 years and you know donald trump has been around this guy you know every day for a while he's

00:06:35.460 been protecting the family so he knows him quite well and uh you know donald trump is you don't get a lot

00:06:41.240 past donald trump so hopefully uh this is going to be really really good now dhs uh under my orcas

00:06:49.620 couldn't use the words illegal or alien uh we can use those words again oh thank goodness they've 1.00

00:06:55.840 been unbanned like we haven't been using those words all the time dhs wasn't allowed to use them

00:07:01.120 but uh now they are i'm i'm i'm interested i would love to be a fly on the wall around the dhs people to

00:07:09.900 see how they actually feel about this you know what i mean are they relieved or have they been so

00:07:15.400 indoctrinated now they're like this is so wrong this is wrong they're illegal aliens no they're not 0.90

00:07:22.560 you can't be illegal and a person humans cannot be illegal i'd be surprised if it wasn't a mix 0.99

00:07:30.840 right there's going to be some people in there that are like i can't believe we're doing this

00:07:35.060 but i think the average person across the entire country also in this department it's got to be like

00:07:41.580 thank god like we you know we get to just say the things that are real we get to i mean this is

00:07:46.760 what the law says right the way the the uh the executive order was written it was basically like it

00:07:51.540 just must reflect the reality the reality of the law the way the law is written right the law has

00:07:57.820 the term illegal alien in there right right so we should use the term that's in the law we shouldn't

00:08:02.100 make up new terms that aren't in the law that's that's a terrible precedent a little like no drilling

00:08:07.640 in the gulf of mexico it's the gulf of america i'm just saying it's not gonna that is not going to

00:08:12.560 work just say it i'm just saying all right donald trump also signed an executive order uh yesterday

00:08:18.500 sending an additional 1500 troops to the southern border of the united states uh however we really

00:08:24.620 have had a decrease of people headed towards the border i don't know if i don't know if you've heard

00:08:30.240 that a massive one massive do you have the numbers in front of you uh i we talked about it

00:08:36.060 yesterday yeah i know the one i remember off the top of my head was that in the last two days of

00:08:41.680 the biden administration uh there were 12 000 uh border interactions right like they ran into 12 000

00:08:50.360 people basically uh and the first two days of the trump administration it was 776 so 90 plus percent

00:08:57.920 decrease and remember 12 000 was way down from where it was during 2022 2023 when it was really really high

00:09:05.740 biden put in some of the trump policies back on we saw a drop in 2024 as he was trying to win the

00:09:11.380 election and we're now seeing a massive drop from those levels yeah with donald trump and i you know

00:09:17.580 i just say with an extra thousand there it would have been very patriotic 1776 so i think i appreciate

00:09:23.660 the illegals trying to make this as patriotic as they can that's nice uh that is uh you know really

00:09:29.300 really really great uh by the way yesterday also the refugee flights uh were suspended now how many

00:09:38.120 of us knew that those refugee flights were still happening i mean i knew they happened uh but then

00:09:46.280 they were exposed and you would have just thought that they stopped happening but they didn't uh so

00:09:54.460 we're saving our tax money there uh we're not just having people show up uh at our on our airplanes

00:10:01.740 without any documentation at all and just gonna you know hey where do you want to go today where do

00:10:06.420 you want to go uh not the united states tell you that uh so that's been suspended so that's more good

00:10:13.720 news uh also uh legal immigrants no longer have to take the covid vaccine which which is good i mean 0.99

00:10:21.320 people come in with tuberculosis and leprosy and we're like come on in he's got leprosy and life

00:10:27.280 what's the problem with that and we just let them on in and uh and oh wait hang on just a second

00:10:33.200 you have to take the uh you have to take the covid vax before you're a you can come in here legally

00:10:39.720 i don't think so nope and that's a good sign that donald trump is not pushing the covid vaccine

00:10:46.480 you know i haven't heard anybody actually talk to him about the vaccine and how he feels about

00:10:54.020 fauci have you he's definitely not a fauci fan i mean yeah quite clearly he was talking about um

00:10:59.900 you know looking into him and seeing if he had done anything illegal right so he definitely was not a uh

00:11:05.620 not a fauci fan i mean i don't know it's the is the covid vaccine relevant to anybody at this point i

00:11:11.100 mean is it it's a multi i feel like we're three or four years past that story right i don't think he's

00:11:15.860 going to be talking about it because it's just i mean like if you want to take it take it and

00:11:19.120 some people might but i don't think it's a it's a story that as far as like require requiring people

00:11:25.460 like what year is it i feel like i know well i know i feel like i've gone into a time machine when

00:11:29.980 i hear these stories sometimes it really is almost requiring people to wear masks and having the covid

00:11:36.660 vaccine is really i mean it just it feels like and we're going to send you to the leprosy caves 0.99

00:11:42.480 uh moses no no i mean it's it's bad it's bad uh it seems a little old-fashioned but uh you know

00:11:50.920 hey so was joe biden now also yesterday donald trump's doj has cracked down on the sanctuary city

00:11:58.740 officials uh that are you know uh resisting federal law prohibits state and local actors from resisting

00:12:06.740 obstructing and otherwise failing to comply with lawful in uh immigration related commands and

00:12:12.700 requests um interim decisions and policy changes pending confirmation of trump's uh u.s attorney

00:12:19.240 general pam bondi but they're starting to move that way correspondents outlined three of the most

00:12:24.700 serious threats facing the american people cartels transnational criminal organizations

00:12:30.500 uh violent crimes committed by illegal aliens and the fentanyl crisis yeah i mean you know what city

00:12:37.140 doesn't want to stop that you know what what city is like you know fentanyl that's all blown out of

00:12:43.760 proportion you know i mean look at our cities what's the problem with fentanyl really uh i mean i feel

00:12:51.760 like a place like san francisco would say if we lose the fentanyl we have no more residents

00:12:55.680 like everyone just leaves but if they also keep the fentanyl they don't have any more residents

00:13:01.660 yeah but that's a longer term fade yeah that could take almost two weeks for those guys to die

00:13:05.900 um so sad they are uh cracking down the justice department must and will work to eradicate

00:13:13.220 these threats indeed it is the responsibility of the justice department defend the constitution and

00:13:18.300 accordingly to lawfully execute the policies of the american people uh and the people that elected

00:13:23.680 president trump to implement the justice department responsibility proudly shouldered by each of its

00:13:28.960 employees includes aggressive enforcement of laws enacted by congress as well as a vigorous defense

00:13:35.160 of the president's actions on behalf of the united states against legal challenges the department's

00:13:40.360 personnel must come together in the offices that taxpayers have funded to do this vitally important work

00:13:46.160 in order to advance the administration's deportation goals they also noted in this memo the doj must move

00:13:52.680 to address the issues of local leaders obstructing immigration enforcement states and local

00:13:59.140 jurisdictions are required under the supremacy clause to comply with the federal government's

00:14:04.380 immigration laws federal law prohibits state and local actors from resisting obstructing and otherwise

00:14:10.480 failing to comply with lawful immigration related commands and requests the u.s attorney uh u.s

00:14:16.540 attorney's offices and litigating components of the department of justice shall investigate

00:14:21.200 incidences involving any such misconduct for potential prosecution including for obstructing federal

00:14:28.920 functions wow you know who's going to be marched you know in uh in a perp walk are these sanctuary city

00:14:36.140 people i mean i just don't see them getting away with this he's not going to stop i mean it's it

00:14:42.720 shouldn't that he shouldn't stop on that right they're just ignoring laws yeah that's not how this is

00:14:47.600 supposed to work no and we've we've had these sanctuary city things where people have ignored laws over and

00:14:52.480 over and over again and these are well-established laws this isn't all of a sudden you know you can't

00:14:57.860 kill babies after they're born kind of laws you know what i mean uh which they failed to pass by the way

00:15:04.140 uh yesterday congress uh the senate in particular the democrats did a filibuster uh and you couldn't get

00:15:11.920 60 votes to break that filibuster to uh to be able to pass it so it failed so you know the democrats said

00:15:21.100 this is all this is going to do is harm those babies and those mothers who who no no hang on just a

00:15:30.220 second those babies who had a very difficult time giving birth wait they were trying to abort the baby

00:15:38.520 so yeah i would say they were having a hard time giving birth because uh they were trying to kill

00:15:43.600 it so there was no birth but if the baby is born alive uh the doctors are supposed to save it and uh

00:15:51.260 you know there's there's only six states i think that keep track of born alive uh abortions and so

00:15:59.180 there's 229 in the last few years and uh they're saying well no the moms just want to hold the baby

00:16:06.280 if it's born alive the moms just want to hold it really you tried to kill it and now you want to 0.86

00:16:11.800 hold it i don't really understand that kind of makes my head hurt but but i mean i wouldn't be

00:16:19.240 shocked that after you go through that and your baby's born you might realize wow that was a terrible

00:16:25.740 mistake right really yeah i think so you don't think there's an emo you don't think there could be

00:16:32.080 an emotional reaction after trying to kill your kid and it comes out born alive like okay so then 0.92

00:16:36.820 what do you do what do you do oh that was a mistake i want to hold it and let it die in my arms or can you 0.56

00:16:42.000 can you help it yeah i would want the doctors to do things to try to prevent the death but that's just

00:16:49.020 me glenn apparently it is almost you know it's funny too like i mean what i i keep i come back to

00:16:56.100 this one because it seems so obvious right they say well there's no this doesn't even happen or it's

00:16:59.960 incredibly rare or it's not even part and it's like okay well let's just make sure like we look

00:17:05.340 half the country is suspicious is suspicious of it so let's just make sure let's just pass a law

00:17:12.000 that says quite clearly uh because we didn't think we needed to state it before but we're a little

00:17:16.140 worried that maybe we do so we'll pass a very short specific law that says you can't kill the

00:17:22.480 baby once it's born all right let's just that's what they tried to do yesterday yeah and what happens

00:17:27.020 is they say no and so i'm trying i'm trying to understand how it's not a baby after it's born and

00:17:32.280 how it's part of your body it's not when it's born and the umbilical cord has been cut how it's not

00:17:38.000 part of your body anymore can i give you the most gracious interpretation of this sure possible yeah

00:17:43.460 and i mean i'm really stretching for this one think of what happens uh when the democrats say they

00:17:51.860 have a sensible piece of gun legislation and let's say you might look at it on the surface

00:17:58.000 and say well i mean i guess i don't want nine-year-olds to have uzis i don't whatever it is

00:18:04.960 i don't know yeah but what would we say and i think appropriately so they're trying something else

00:18:10.180 they're doing something else here there's some slippery slope they're trying to get down they're not just

00:18:15.340 doing this because none of that stuff even happens kid nine-year-olds don't have uzis that's got

00:18:20.280 nothing to do with this they're doing something else and i would hold the line every little bit

00:18:24.640 to not let that advance i mean there is an argument there that they just don't trust us

00:18:30.520 at all on this no the slippery slope by the way because my goal absolutely is to get rid of all 0.99

00:18:35.480 abortion here's the crazy slippery slope it's a child yeah and someone might realize it's a child

00:18:43.580 yes right and then your abortion goes away yeah that's a really dangerous slippery slope you can

00:18:48.600 see the games we're playing there you but it's a child but that is an incredibly dangerous slope

00:18:55.460 to them i know it's their entire ideology wrapped up on you thinking it's not a child right and i mean

00:19:01.720 but here's the sneaky part we're using the truth they'll never see that one coming let me tell you

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00:20:26.920 beck 10 seconds station id see here's what the uh the left and the democrats don't understand

00:20:44.400 we're not buying into their bullcrap anymore america's just not buying into it uh all 217

00:20:51.280 house republicans joined by 46 democrats in improving the uh lake and riley act now this is a very

00:21:00.440 controversial act okay what it says is if you are here illegally and you're accused of any theft

00:21:10.260 related crimes assaulting law enforcement officers committing acts that cause serious injury or death

00:21:15.920 you have to be deported i mean how crazy and radical do these people have to get before you all wake up

00:21:26.820 and go huh it seems normal i mean well how is that controversial at all you come here illegally

00:21:35.720 but it's not even saying oh you should get out of here right away because you're here illegally

00:21:41.440 nope nope nope you're here illegally and then you've committed some crime some theft you've assaulted 0.62

00:21:48.940 somebody you know caused serious injury or death it was it was it was only one drunk driving

00:21:56.540 uh incident what is it talking about you gotta go home wow

00:22:02.440 democrats didn't like it they didn't like it at all but the republicans now in control of the senate

00:22:11.000 and the house are sending it to donald trump to be signed in as law now honestly tell me who's

00:22:20.960 against that one in real life the argument i heard was they're worried that because the way the law is

00:22:28.080 written it kind of allows people who are accused of crimes rather than not convicted just like accused

00:22:34.240 of them uh charged with them to be deported they might be innocent which is obviously it's possible

00:22:39.140 but again they're not you know you know what they're illegally they're here illegally right so

00:22:43.080 they already are doing something wrong yeah they're doing something wrong i don't i don't think this is

00:22:46.520 a good point i'm just saying this is what the point is yeah the other one i heard is there's a chance

00:22:50.180 of of challenging immigration law in courts that's even some people on the right are worried about

00:22:55.560 because a democratic president could essentially our democratic as a state could challenge these

00:23:01.560 things under a democratic president and get them through but it's about it it's pretty simple

00:23:06.080 hey let me tell you a little bit about pre-born um you know

00:23:10.500 babies in the womb hang on are babies outside of the womb wait wait where did you get that no i

00:23:23.360 know watch a documentary or something now here's the deal now the abortion pill accounts for over 60

00:23:28.660 of all abortions and it's available pretty pretty much 24 7 pre-born is important because if you've

00:23:35.880 made that horrible decision and you've taken those pills you now have a second chance to undo that

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00:23:56.860 you know you were just talking about you know i had an abortion and it was botched and you know i

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00:24:30.140 welcome to the glenn beck program well trump has decided to release the jfk assassination files

00:24:52.060 immediately they're coming out sometime next week we'll see what has been uh held back in talking to

00:24:58.340 uh cash patel he said that he saw them and it's not who they're protecting but what they're protecting

00:25:05.120 uh he wouldn't give us any more details other than that he is one of the guys who saw it with

00:25:09.560 president trump when president trump decided to hold back one more time we'll see if these come out i'm

00:25:15.400 still waiting also for an explanation of the drones uh but that's kind of fallen off the news uh and you

00:25:21.380 know he has been a little busy a little busy with a couple of other things um the new york times also

00:25:29.600 busy um yeah i mean i've heard some crazy things stew i just want to give you this and tell me uh

00:25:41.160 how you get here new york times mexican drug cartels are responsible for the untimely deaths of 0.74

00:25:51.200 hundreds of thousands of people over the past two decades when factoring in the fentanyl uh they

00:25:55.980 smuggle into the united states cartels are also culpable for the deaths of over 200 americans every

00:26:01.640 day um they deal with murder and addiction mass kidnappings rape torture political intimidation

00:26:09.120 yada yada but the new york times um

00:26:12.720 has a concern about the economic impact of trump's plan to identify and hold the cartels responsible

00:26:24.580 no no

00:26:25.520 now

00:26:27.280 i'm trying to think about the positive impact the new york times might have found with the cartels i mean

00:26:36.860 job creators i guess yeah yes absolutely yeah yeah uh you got that you got they're kind of kind of in

00:26:45.740 the medical business kind of i mean the medical okay well they're kind of pharmaceutical companies

00:26:52.080 okay sure sure i mean you could treat certain ailments with their their products they're into

00:26:57.520 the uh entertainment business yes adult entertainment or child entertainment you know for adults how you

00:27:05.840 want to be entertained sure sure i mean would we get any good movies or music if there were no drugs

00:27:12.420 in this country probably not no you know that's gonna be that's the hollywood change is in trouble

00:27:17.680 change yeah um are they trying to say basically these cartels are you know used as coyotes essentially

00:27:24.740 and uh the people who are coming in for free cheap labor a free or cheap labor uh won't be coming

00:27:32.080 in anymore that hurts our economy i mean again i don't think that's a good argument but is that

00:27:36.260 what they're trying to get to so what they're saying is is that this is going to be hard on the banks

00:27:40.540 going to be hard on the banks because uh why would cartels going away be hard on banks because the banks

00:27:47.020 are going to be responsible for knowing if you're you know if your client is a you know part of a drug

00:27:52.200 cartel and uh you know okay so what additional i mean is this going to cause additional layers of

00:27:59.580 paperwork for everybody essentially i don't know i guess uh and not just cartels but like you know

00:28:05.740 are your friendly neighborhood drug dealer you know i i think i mean if you're in that business

00:28:12.640 you probably aren't using a bank you know what i mean now if you're a cartel you want to use the

00:28:17.120 banks but i mean if you're coming in you know every year with you know 1.5 billion dollars or you

00:28:24.800 know even have holdings of a trillion dollars you know i might want to ask how are you doing that

00:28:30.900 i'm in the import export business i'd like a little bit more like a little bit more uh as you know you

00:28:40.180 also put down here you're in the entertainment industry and pharmaceuticals but i haven't seen

00:28:46.500 anything on the shelves uh from you now elizabeth warren has reliably told me that uh only criminals

00:28:54.400 only use cryptocurrency so maybe that why would they need the banks yeah why would they and why

00:29:00.040 would it affect the banks in any way i don't i don't know i don't know i don't know uh but uh you

00:29:05.900 know i just you know as i said yesterday if i were an entrepreneur and i were in mexico i might start

00:29:14.680 coffins.com uh you know because i think there's going to be a run on coffins and you know as long

00:29:20.980 as gavin newsom isn't there he's not going to put any well there's a coffin shortage so you know let's

00:29:25.780 not raise the price of coffins he's not going to do that you can you can price on demand i'm guessing

00:29:31.300 wow mexico so when there's a rush for coffins because i don't know uh our special forces have

00:29:37.620 killed all of the people in the drug cartels you can make some money what's your impression on what

00:29:42.820 trump actually does here we talked a little bit about this yesterday but like what what's the

00:29:47.800 what's the specific plan i know you don't you know i mean you're not going to reveal anything but like

00:29:52.540 because i don't you i i i uh you have thoughts and impressions let's say ah so thoughts and impressions

00:29:58.900 thought you what when you talk when basing this completely on your thoughts and impressions yes

00:30:03.100 and not anything what what would trump what what would be the approach here to take out the cartels

00:30:08.620 in mexico uh he would assign people to make a list of uh who those those terrorists are will

00:30:16.360 they be checking it twice they'll check it twice okay will they find out who's naughty or nice yeah

00:30:20.180 that's what they're looking for right now uh and then uh then they'll give it to the president and

00:30:25.700 they'll say uh here's the case against these guys and this cartel uh and many other cartels and

00:30:33.220 the president will say what do you recommend and they'll say we go in at night uh with our uh you 1.00

00:30:40.300 know night vision and we kill them all and he says okay and so then we go in at night and we kill them 0.99

00:30:48.460 all and in the morning everybody wakes up surprised because they're dead yeah i was gonna say do they 0.98

00:30:53.660 wake up coffins.com okay and just leaves like a like a rotating just a repeating ad on the television

00:31:01.420 for coffins.com are you a member of the cartel uh you might be you might consider becoming a

00:31:10.480 franchisee owner of coffins.com uh yeah i think that's what he's gonna do now he's not gonna he's

00:31:16.280 not gonna play around you are going to see death and destruction of these cartels and uh you know i 0.89

00:31:22.540 don't i don't i'd be shocked to find out if that was our special forces doing that gosh darn it

00:31:28.760 you know that would be a shocking shocking thing so that's it's an under essentially an undercover

00:31:34.160 plan where you're sending in undercover i'm not sure how he's gonna do it if it's gonna be

00:31:38.600 undercover or if it will be on you know it might be like survivor uh except it's a real kind of

00:31:44.700 situation do you this week on survivor who's gonna survive in this cartel do you have the uh maybe

00:31:53.140 uh do you have some sort of arrangement with the mexican government on this like do you say to them

00:31:59.840 look we're coming in whether you like it or not he already did he already said that uh-huh but i mean

00:32:06.040 there's a certain level of of donald trump saying things in a negotiation i don't think they're

00:32:10.340 you know like yesterday uh yesterday at the wef they asked the uh president of uh panama you know

00:32:18.840 are you worried about the the president just taking the panama canal and he said get serious

00:32:23.660 yeah get serious please get serious i don't know i i i think donald trump might be serious about that

00:32:30.400 one not about greenland he's never said he's going to just go take greenland or mex or uh canada even

00:32:36.580 though the canada one would be easy uh he's he's not gonna he's not doing that but he is very clear 0.98

00:32:42.700 i am going to kill the cartels because they're terrorist operations and they're operating here 1.00

00:32:48.620 in the united states and causing a lot of pain and suffering and so i'm going to kill them all 1.00

00:32:51.900 i mean he's designated them terrorist groups right we know what what has happened with you know uh al 0.99

00:32:57.120 qaeda or whatever when you when he designated a terrorist group it gives us uh uh what we consider

00:33:02.060 and other countries don't consider the legal authority to go in and do these types of things because

00:33:06.520 mexico no longer has the legal authority to do anything because they're run by the cartels

00:33:12.440 so you're going to see a lot of feigned outrage at the beginning until he gets rid of these cartels

00:33:18.260 and then they're going to go thank you well that's what and that's what i wonder because we've had this

00:33:23.040 relationship with certain other countries where we've gone to them and said hey we're doing this

00:33:27.320 whether you like it or not and they some of them are angry and outrage but a lot of them are like

00:33:33.800 oh no you shouldn't okay just if you need to know where they are let me know right like they want

00:33:38.440 they would love to get rid of this problem i think and it's depending on who you're talking

00:33:42.700 about in the mexican government yeah you'd like to get rid of this because they're challenging your 1.00

00:33:46.300 power the people will be very uh happy if it happens in mexico will be very very happy right

00:33:52.220 uh and uh so it's not going to be real unpopular in mexico with the average everyday people but what

00:33:59.360 would be unpopular right like let's just say we had a problem with uh you know i don't know cartels in

00:34:04.240 our country and the mexican government was upset with the reverse situation happening they're crossing

00:34:08.200 the border they're doing all these terrible things they sent in their special forces into our country 0.98

00:34:12.200 without our approval we would we're a sovereign nation right we would be upset about that we're

00:34:18.200 the big boys on the on the on the street so we don't have to care necessarily about that but

00:34:22.580 let's let's actually flip that okay let's say we were in the situation the mexico's in

00:34:28.380 where we try to vote mayors in we try to vote vote governors in and they're just slaughtered in

00:34:35.000 the streets yeah because they say i'm taking on the cartels and they slaughter everyone in in uh

00:34:42.800 government that is even whispering about that yeah so we've tried to vote them out and we as people

00:34:50.420 know that our government is now in bed with the cartels and it's getting worse and worse and worse

00:34:55.200 and mexico says you know what enough of these cartels they are hurting our people and so we're

00:35:03.280 going to come across the border and we're going to take care of them because you won't would you

00:35:08.100 really be upset my gosh they're violating our borders i would be all for it quietly right that's that's the

00:35:15.540 part i think is interesting yes i think if i were the president united states and in this situation and

00:35:20.340 the president of mexico says we've got these great special forces we're coming in and taking them out

00:35:23.420 whether you like it or not i think that's what i would say i would say well because i think as a

00:35:28.220 country you can't just give your nation to the other nation right like mexico like if we have the

00:35:34.460 authority to cross the border and they just are like yeah please anytime you can come over and police

00:35:37.920 in our country please do so then they're not a sovereign nation yeah we're not policing right well

00:35:42.980 kind of we are i mean no not really this is an international terrorist group right that is is crossing

00:35:49.120 our borders and it's a law it's still a form of law enforcement i mean we are it is and but

00:35:53.580 you would you would maybe say well we would never allow that but you'd want it to occur yes and you'd

00:36:00.680 encourage it and you'd assist in any way possible i'm curious if mexico would do that you would take

00:36:05.480 note of everyone in the federal government and your local government who opposed who opposed it strongly

00:36:11.100 and meant it you would be like okay they're part of it i got part of it right and you'd probably be

00:36:15.380 right yeah so i hope that's what mexico does i i just don't know what this especially this new

00:36:21.600 this woman who's trying to get into like little fight you know peeing contests with donald trump 1.00

00:36:26.520 over these types of things i don't think that's a good approach no this isn't a this isn't a little

00:36:30.480 peeing thing but i'm saying that's what she's doing because she's publicly coming out oh yeah well if 1.00

00:36:34.860 you're gonna rename it gulf of america we're gonna look at this region this is actually ours or

00:36:39.720 whatever she's trying to we're gonna stop sending you sombreros okay whatever there was the sombrero

00:36:46.040 threat i don't know i don't know if that's really that but i mean like that was what she was doing

00:36:50.420 she was doing essentially she was acting like a guest on the view yeah right like oh yeah well i'm a

00:36:55.540 strong woman and look at me i'm gonna rename your place stop it like that nonsense right if that's if 1.00

00:37:02.660 that's what she decides to be that's fine probably won't do it this way she'll probably complain about 0.53

00:37:08.000 it and that that's and if she is corrupt and in bed with the uh cartels the people of mexico will 1.00

00:37:14.240 decide that after all of the pressure is off because we've killed the cartels i hope i mean i just think

00:37:20.780 there is i mean they're going to try to cause problems in here uh but i have to tell you you

00:37:26.000 have no idea what you're up against with the united states military our special forces you have

00:37:30.860 no idea oh these are highly trained are they i don't know i'm going to put my money on the u.s

00:37:36.940 special forces uh that's what i'm going to do and i don't think they're going to win in that fight

00:37:42.060 and let me ask you this related question we've complained a lot about you know dei in the military

00:37:48.780 that the military's gone soft that we're you know we've had all these problems pete hegseth made

00:37:53.800 wrote a book about it uh he's the central part of why he's going into this role how are we too far

00:37:59.620 gone is it possible that we don't have enough of the of what we need in the military to accomplish

00:38:07.940 these tasks anymore for mexico no we're okay for multiple funds uh fronts yes for uh our special

00:38:16.800 forces our teams to go in in the dead of night and kill all these people no that's not we're still

00:38:22.980 prepared for that oh yeah yeah good to hear yeah all right back in just a second uh if all goes

00:38:28.860 even mostly to plan over the next few months and years we might really start to see the booming

00:38:32.980 american economy return we're going to talk about that with carol roth here in just a minute but you

00:38:38.220 know there there are some bumps in the road uh there could be war uh there could be uh you know the

00:38:45.540 the collapse of the dollar um that is actually real and there just could be out of control inflation

00:38:52.260 there's things that the president just is not going to be able to control because we've done so much

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00:39:54.960 terms glenn beck we'll be right back

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00:41:38.280 this is fantastic the 97th academy awards uh has uh has just nominated its first openly transgender

00:42:00.100 female actress uh carla and uh i just think it's beautiful and it's it's been a long time coming

00:42:07.040 it's it's another glass ceiling uh that has been broken for men to destroy women uh and you know

00:42:14.040 it's it's it's been a long time really since men could pose as something they're not and take away

00:42:23.040 awards from women and i think that's great yeah that's great i mean it shows the best women really

00:42:29.860 are just men yes you know right and now they can celebrate and understand that all we can all

00:42:36.340 understand that together yeah great great uh great great message to be said it's a great day

00:42:40.740 it's a great day meanwhile msnbc is horrified at trump's order sending transgender women to male prisons

00:42:46.960 uh he says that's not gonna it's not gonna happen anymore we're not gonna send guys into female prisons 0.63

00:42:53.040 um because the females that are actually females become pregnant how's that happening how is that 0.98

00:42:58.860 happening weird uh and they are very upset about that of course in the world of common sense uh

00:43:05.800 transgender college sprinter has uh broken the women's track record for a second year in a row 0.82

00:43:11.140 something women may never be able to break you know as a woman uh and the people who are involved 0.96

00:43:18.060 in the track are saying can we stop this nonsense that's a dude that's that's a dude but congratulations

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00:45:22.700 Down the road where shadows hide

00:45:26.520 Feel the dark on every side

00:45:29.140 Stand your ground when times get tired.

00:45:31.840 Gotta face the dog and embrace the fire.

00:45:36.440 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:45:40.620 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:46.060 From Dallas, Texas in the heart of America.

00:45:49.360 Hello, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:51.780 We're glad that you're here.

00:45:52.860 I want to talk to you about something that is going to sound hyperbolic.

00:46:00.540 And you'll have to decide if I'm correct or if I'm not.

00:46:06.700 But I'm going to tell you something that has happened this week.

00:46:10.540 A vital concern.

00:46:12.360 But something also that is happening simultaneously that I believe is the answer or the antidote.

00:46:21.520 And so I ask you to stick with me this hour because we're going to talk about some things

00:46:27.940 that I can guarantee you nobody really is explaining or talking to you about.

00:46:32.260 We do that in 60 seconds.

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00:46:38.220 You know, I wish there were, you know, you'd open up a letter and say,

00:46:40.200 there's going to be a devastating wildfire in your area in two weeks.

00:46:44.060 Your power is going to be out.

00:46:45.680 Good luck.

00:46:46.680 Life doesn't work that way.

00:46:47.820 So you have to be prepared for the worst while hoping and working toward the best.

00:46:52.320 Storing emergency food in your home is the right thing to do.

00:46:55.740 You know what?

00:46:56.140 Was it the right thing to do to have a reservoir of water stored water?

00:47:02.300 Yes.

00:47:03.600 Yes.

00:47:04.460 It would have been able to.

00:47:05.760 They would have been able to put the fires out if they had stored water.

00:47:08.980 How many people are right now out of their home, no idea what they're going to do,

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00:47:47.520 All right.

00:47:50.380 If you have been following this show,

00:47:53.720 I have talked about things for 30 years,

00:47:57.060 and it is a little terrifying to talk to you about things

00:48:01.880 that were all theory that I saw coming,

00:48:09.380 and most people denied that it could even happen,

00:48:14.200 and some people are still denying that it's going to happen.

00:48:19.560 But I told you it would happen by 2030,

00:48:21.340 and we are at the doorstep.

00:48:24.460 And so it is very important that you understand this.

00:48:29.980 We are at a place right now

00:48:32.040 that could be remembered as the catastrophic moment for humanity.

00:48:38.960 This week is going to be remembered.

00:48:44.520 And for one event,

00:48:46.960 and not Donald Trump's inauguration,

00:48:49.620 it's going to be remembered for one event,

00:48:52.600 and that event is either going to be the largest catastrophe in humanity,

00:48:56.980 the last chance we had to stop it,

00:48:59.300 or the greatest thing that has happened to mankind

00:49:02.740 since we learned to harness electricity.

00:49:06.400 I honestly, and no one,

00:49:09.160 will be able to tell you which it's going to be.

00:49:12.560 We will only know after it happens.

00:49:18.380 What I do know

00:49:19.720 is that we are at an inflection point with technology,

00:49:23.920 and we as humans are in tremendous danger.

00:49:29.000 They announced this week the beginning of Stargate.

00:49:34.540 It happened on Tuesday.

00:49:37.280 Stargate is a brand new company

00:49:39.500 that's goal is to build out massive AI infrastructure.

00:49:44.460 Now, I want to put this into perspective.

00:49:48.040 You know when they said the planet will be destroyed,

00:49:51.540 and humans will not be able to live within 50 years,

00:49:55.660 or 100 years,

00:49:56.820 because everything's going to be destroyed by global warming.

00:50:00.980 And we said,

00:50:01.800 well, if you believe that,

00:50:03.120 you should put nuclear power back on the table.

00:50:06.240 We should be building the cleanest energy that is possible.

00:50:10.800 And they said,

00:50:11.800 well, no, we've got to build new cars.

00:50:14.500 And now you know the fact that

00:50:16.920 we don't have the infrastructure for electric cars.

00:50:21.240 Our power grid cannot handle electric cars.

00:50:26.500 At least in any real amount,

00:50:30.320 30% of the countries on electric cars,

00:50:33.000 the power grid won't hold.

00:50:35.340 You know this because California,

00:50:37.300 when it was having its rolling brownouts and blackouts,

00:50:39.940 what was the first thing they said?

00:50:41.660 Do not plug in your electric car.

00:50:45.080 But nobody was talking about building nuclear power plants.

00:50:48.140 Nobody was talking about changing the infrastructure.

00:50:50.740 Everybody was saying it was way too expensive.

00:50:52.540 We can't change the infrastructure of our power grid.

00:50:56.200 But now that we are on the verge of AGI and ASI,

00:51:02.140 something that people will still deny is close,

00:51:05.840 I'm telling you by 2030,

00:51:08.360 it will be here if not earlier.

00:51:11.080 Now that we are on that horizon

00:51:17.080 and we see that this is possible,

00:51:20.680 all the powers that be,

00:51:22.700 the same people that told us about global warming,

00:51:27.200 the same companies that were trying to get us to eat bugs,

00:51:31.340 the same companies that have anti-human policies,

00:51:35.460 they were not about human expansion.

00:51:40.060 They were about the opposite, right?

00:51:43.000 Control in the guise of saving the planet.

00:51:48.400 Now that we are on this road for AGI or ASI,

00:51:52.940 suddenly we have to have nuclear power plants.

00:51:57.640 I think it's Microsoft that just bought Three Mile Island.

00:52:01.160 Wait, what?

00:52:01.700 I thought that was the most dangerous place on the planet.

00:52:03.780 Microsoft needs it for AGI.

00:52:10.240 Stargate is going to build massive infrastructure,

00:52:17.480 especially data centers and electricity generation.

00:52:21.780 You're going to see these anti-human people

00:52:25.120 now building electricity generation systems

00:52:29.500 and cloud systems for AI to assist you.

00:52:36.820 You're going to start hearing a word

00:52:38.360 if you haven't already.

00:52:39.500 You're not going to hear about AI

00:52:41.360 as much as you're going to hear about agents.

00:52:44.960 They'll be called AI agents,

00:52:46.960 but this is the last generation right now.

00:52:51.560 This may be the last year

00:52:53.180 that humans are not dealing with AI agents.

00:52:59.200 This era is over.

00:53:02.440 An AI agent is going to sound really great at first.

00:53:05.980 It's going to be able to make your travel plans.

00:53:09.020 It's going to be able to clean up your life.

00:53:10.920 You won't have to have a secretary.

00:53:13.260 Even people who are poor are going to live 1.00

00:53:16.840 like they have a personal secretary at their disposal

00:53:19.960 to take care of all of these things

00:53:21.640 that they don't want to do.

00:53:22.920 It's going to be mighty tempting.

00:53:26.460 And AI agents, the first ones,

00:53:28.600 will be introduced in 2025, my feeling.

00:53:31.660 When you get to AGI,

00:53:35.400 artificial general intelligence,

00:53:37.400 and they're as smart as you are,

00:53:40.100 can do as many things that you can do,

00:53:42.660 and more,

00:53:44.480 and are flawless at it,

00:53:47.400 how are you going to say no?

00:53:51.240 Now, here's the thing.

00:53:54.260 The AI revolution that is desired by big tech

00:53:58.080 cannot happen.

00:54:01.660 But it's going to.

00:54:03.920 I've been talking about this for 30 years,

00:54:06.680 and if you've listened to me,

00:54:07.840 you'll remember me saying,

00:54:09.500 please, we have to have these conversations

00:54:12.660 before it hits.

00:54:14.820 It's too late.

00:54:16.120 So we are out of good options.

00:54:20.800 You know, we just saw them shut down AI

00:54:23.400 because they did a test.

00:54:25.960 If they tell AI to survive,

00:54:28.700 or if it interprets its mission

00:54:31.980 as a critical function,

00:54:34.720 it will find the power

00:54:36.760 and build electricity generation plants itself

00:54:40.220 and drain our electricity

00:54:42.640 in ways you will not spot

00:54:44.700 until it's too late.

00:54:45.800 It can build server farms

00:54:48.380 without anyone suspecting

00:54:50.220 that it's AI or an AI agent behind it.

00:54:53.680 Now, President Trump

00:54:57.340 is clearly very excited

00:54:58.840 about this potential,

00:55:00.020 as we all should be.

00:55:01.560 We will cure cancer by 2030.

00:55:05.800 That's quite a ballsy statement to make.

00:55:08.840 But I believe by 2030,

00:55:10.640 we will cure cancer.

00:55:12.520 Who's against that?

00:55:14.240 How can you possibly say no

00:55:16.260 to these things?

00:55:17.240 And the dark side of AI

00:55:21.420 is it is the ultimate jailer.

00:55:24.740 It will control your every move

00:55:26.760 and every thought.

00:55:28.860 Do you want China doing that? 0.99

00:55:31.680 As I said,

00:55:32.800 we are at a place

00:55:33.780 where it's too late

00:55:34.840 to have these conversations

00:55:36.120 because somebody's going to get it

00:55:38.200 and Donald Trump

00:55:39.680 wants to make sure it's us.

00:55:42.200 And I think that's the best

00:55:44.440 of the worst possibilities.

00:55:45.980 Now, he's excited about it

00:55:51.020 as it pertains

00:55:51.760 to economic development

00:55:52.840 because whoever wins this

00:55:54.740 will control so much.

00:55:57.500 But it's principal's investors,

00:55:59.700 the principal investors

00:56:00.680 in Stargate,

00:56:02.040 they have pledged

00:56:03.080 $100 billion in initial funding

00:56:05.300 and $400 billion more

00:56:06.800 over the next several years.

00:56:08.880 Side note,

00:56:09.980 Elon Musk said

00:56:10.920 they only have $10 billion.

00:56:12.300 This is not going to happen.

00:56:13.440 So is it going to happen or not?

00:56:14.840 I don't know.

00:56:15.980 But they are projecting

00:56:17.620 the creation of 100,000 jobs

00:56:19.880 or more.

00:56:21.120 That's a good thing.

00:56:22.220 But understand,

00:56:23.200 those jobs 0.65

00:56:24.100 are just to build

00:56:26.080 the infrastructure.

00:56:27.720 These are not long-term jobs.

00:56:31.140 Now, what's not getting

00:56:32.700 a lot of attention

00:56:33.580 that needs to

00:56:34.860 is that the major players

00:56:37.100 behind this project

00:56:38.320 are not trustworthy.

00:56:40.400 Do you remember

00:56:41.960 when I was at

00:56:43.840 AmFest this year

00:56:46.700 and I started talking

00:56:48.640 about we've got to know

00:56:50.880 who is involved

00:56:52.500 with this administration

00:56:53.480 because there are going to be

00:56:54.740 chameleons that come in.

00:56:56.380 I said this.

00:56:57.200 So we have to look

00:57:01.620 for the light

00:57:02.920 that is between us.

00:57:04.920 We have to know

00:57:06.260 who the good guys are,

00:57:07.540 who the bad guys are,

00:57:08.800 who's actually on the team.

00:57:11.760 And now that we have

00:57:13.180 all of this popularity,

00:57:15.620 suddenly Donald Trump

00:57:16.720 is cool with everyone.

00:57:18.500 We have to make sure

00:57:19.780 those who wear masks

00:57:21.900 are not coming in

00:57:23.500 and claiming to be part

00:57:25.740 of this team

00:57:26.500 and they have no intention

00:57:28.200 of being on the team.

00:57:31.040 Well, that's who you have now

00:57:33.360 in this launch of Stargate.

00:57:37.640 I want to go over this quickly

00:57:39.420 and then I'm going to bring

00:57:40.200 Justin Haskins in

00:57:41.460 who can clear some of this up.

00:57:43.520 But OpenAI, SoftBank,

00:57:47.400 and Oracle, 0.99

00:57:48.220 led by Larry Ellison,

00:57:49.700 are three of the major figures

00:57:51.040 that come up in the news reports.

00:57:53.060 But there is another

00:57:54.080 major financier.

00:57:56.200 It's MGX.

00:57:57.680 Now, this is an extreme

00:57:59.740 wealth tech investment firm

00:58:02.540 based in the UAE.

00:58:05.800 The UAE government

00:58:07.560 created MGX last year

00:58:09.640 to be a leader

00:58:10.480 in AI investment.

00:58:12.880 The UAE government

00:58:14.120 is closely aligned

00:58:15.840 with the World Economic Forum

00:58:17.140 and it has been

00:58:18.020 for a long time.

00:58:19.060 It co-created

00:58:20.180 the great narrative effort

00:58:22.400 in the WEF.

00:58:23.940 That's one of the primary subjects

00:58:25.920 in our book,

00:58:26.800 Dark Future.

00:58:27.560 If you have not read

00:58:28.680 Dark Future,

00:58:29.580 you must go back

00:58:30.820 and look at it.

00:58:32.200 They are highly supportive

00:58:33.680 of designing AI

00:58:35.000 and other emerging technologies

00:58:37.500 with ESG in mind.

00:58:39.700 They are no friend

00:58:40.920 to individual liberty,

00:58:42.700 at least any way

00:58:43.780 that Americans

00:58:44.620 would understand liberty.

00:58:46.720 The UAE are also

00:58:48.320 the same people

00:58:49.320 who have said

00:58:50.080 at the great narrative event

00:58:52.120 that humanity needs

00:58:54.640 a new great narrative

00:58:55.860 because,

00:58:56.800 and I'm quoting,

00:58:58.240 soon our digital world

00:59:00.420 will be as important

00:59:01.660 as the physical world.

00:59:04.120 End quote.

00:59:04.660 They also said

00:59:05.440 we're entering a,

00:59:06.680 quote,

00:59:06.860 new era

00:59:07.700 of human evolution,

00:59:10.140 end quote,

00:59:10.780 and, quote,

00:59:11.860 a second wave

00:59:13.220 of human evolution.

00:59:15.240 All of this

00:59:15.840 is in Dark Future.

00:59:16.660 Their involvement

00:59:19.300 from the UAE

00:59:21.140 in Stargate

00:59:22.220 should be deeply troubling,

00:59:24.560 but what's made

00:59:25.940 more disturbing

00:59:27.280 is the fact

00:59:28.120 that MGX

00:59:28.840 is also a player

00:59:30.120 in what I think

00:59:31.700 is another

00:59:32.380 $100 billion

00:59:33.080 AI infrastructure effort

00:59:34.980 that was launched

00:59:35.620 in late 2024.

00:59:37.080 It may be rolled

00:59:38.160 into this one,

00:59:39.180 I'm not sure,

00:59:40.300 but that project

00:59:41.500 involves BlackRock,

00:59:43.680 not good people,

00:59:44.560 Global Infrastructure Partners,

00:59:47.740 which has been taken over

00:59:48.900 by BlackRock,

00:59:49.920 not good,

00:59:51.140 Microsoft,

00:59:52.180 not good,

00:59:53.180 and the UAE,

00:59:54.760 also not good.

00:59:57.440 Now, Microsoft

00:59:58.100 and BlackRock

00:59:59.000 also heavily evolved

01:00:00.500 in the Great Reset movement,

01:00:02.620 worked closely

01:00:03.680 with the WEF

01:00:04.820 over the last years,

01:00:06.640 and Larry Ellison,

01:00:07.860 the man behind Oracle,

01:00:09.200 is one of the central figures

01:00:10.900 behind Stargate.

01:00:12.100 He's on record

01:00:13.020 gleefully predicting

01:00:15.520 that AI

01:00:16.200 will soon create

01:00:17.280 the world's

01:00:17.880 most sophisticated

01:00:18.920 surveillance system.

01:00:22.380 Discussing

01:00:22.980 the surveillance system,

01:00:24.800 Ellison said,

01:00:25.960 and I quote,

01:00:26.860 citizens will have to be 1.00

01:00:28.880 on their best behavior,

01:00:31.200 end quote.

01:00:36.100 I'm going to go into this

01:00:37.660 a little bit more,

01:00:38.560 and I

01:00:40.000 want you to know

01:00:45.800 there is

01:00:46.380 another

01:00:48.700 completely

01:00:49.740 separate movement

01:00:50.960 that is happening

01:00:51.880 that I believe

01:00:53.020 is the antidote

01:00:54.660 of this.

01:00:55.900 You are not

01:00:56.820 going to stop this,

01:00:58.640 but you need

01:00:59.920 to know

01:01:00.620 what's going on.

01:01:02.380 You must

01:01:03.560 understand

01:01:04.360 what's coming

01:01:05.140 so you can be

01:01:06.640 on the other

01:01:07.620 side of this,

01:01:09.120 and I'll explain

01:01:09.780 that coming up

01:01:10.540 in just a minute.

01:01:11.240 Stand by.

01:01:12.340 First,

01:01:12.660 let me tell you

01:01:13.020 about Lear Capital.

01:01:13.980 Wouldn't it be great

01:01:14.500 if you could just

01:01:16.440 hand all of your money

01:01:17.420 to the federal government

01:01:18.300 and said,

01:01:18.640 here,

01:01:18.900 go invest in it,

01:01:19.640 make some more money,

01:01:20.480 and then they'd

01:01:21.140 actually do it?

01:01:21.980 Wouldn't that be great?

01:01:22.820 Well,

01:01:23.100 that's not what they do.

01:01:24.560 Honestly,

01:01:25.000 that's a bad strategy.

01:01:26.760 You are responsible

01:01:27.720 for managing growth

01:01:28.860 and protecting your wealth,

01:01:30.100 and one of the best ways

01:01:31.180 I know

01:01:31.660 is to consider

01:01:32.400 investing a portion

01:01:33.540 of what you have,

01:01:34.760 not all of it,

01:01:35.720 maybe 10%,

01:01:36.720 into precious metals

01:01:38.380 like gold.

01:01:39.460 You've got to get prepared.

01:01:41.680 It is time to act

01:01:42.740 before the markets

01:01:43.540 start to act up.

01:01:45.060 Please own some gold.

01:01:47.280 If you want to know

01:01:48.280 why gold could be

01:01:49.060 your best-performing asset

01:01:50.080 in 2025,

01:01:51.100 call Lear Capital today.

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01:01:55.540 Get your free

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01:02:00.880 for record highs

01:02:01.860 in 2025.

01:02:02.660 I think it's at

01:02:03.820 $2,700 right now.

01:02:06.120 That's huge.

01:02:08.080 Call them now.

01:02:09.020 800-957-GOLD.

01:02:10.640 800-957-GOLD.

01:02:12.700 Also ask them

01:02:13.360 how to receive

01:02:14.240 up to $15,000

01:02:15.500 in free gold or silver

01:02:16.760 with a qualifying purchase.

01:02:19.120 Put yourself

01:02:19.900 on something stable.

01:02:22.140 Gold or silver.

01:02:23.540 800-957-GOLD.

01:02:25.400 800-957-GOLD.

01:02:27.340 10 seconds.

01:02:27.880 Station ID.

01:02:28.340 So, I've been talking

01:02:42.420 about this for 30 years now

01:02:44.160 and I've been warning

01:02:45.820 about this time

01:02:46.780 and warning that we were

01:02:47.800 going to run out of time

01:02:48.640 and I fear we have

01:02:49.840 run out of time

01:02:50.580 to where there are

01:02:51.280 no good answers

01:02:52.300 to this problem.

01:02:53.380 But you must now

01:02:56.500 take this seriously

01:02:57.900 and understand

01:02:59.300 that it is right

01:03:00.420 around the corner.

01:03:01.720 Your company,

01:03:03.220 your life,

01:03:04.040 people you know

01:03:04.940 will be using

01:03:06.960 what are called

01:03:07.640 AI agents

01:03:09.100 I think by the end

01:03:10.760 of the year.

01:03:11.320 It's not going to be

01:03:11.880 mass spread

01:03:12.720 but once it takes off

01:03:14.700 once it's introduced

01:03:15.660 it's going to be

01:03:16.280 like the iPhone.

01:03:18.360 And that is

01:03:19.100 the beginning of it.

01:03:20.480 Justin Haskins

01:03:21.280 is with me now

01:03:22.700 who's been watching this

01:03:23.820 and watching the WEF.

01:03:25.620 Donald Trump's

01:03:26.240 going to be speaking

01:03:26.900 there in just a minute.

01:03:28.620 Justin, how are you?

01:03:30.740 I'm doing okay.

01:03:33.300 Okay.

01:03:35.200 I'll be honest.

01:03:36.500 I mean,

01:03:37.400 I started

01:03:38.420 digging into this stuff

01:03:39.920 last night,

01:03:40.600 late last night.

01:03:41.380 you know,

01:03:42.280 emailing you about it

01:03:43.700 and I told you

01:03:44.840 when I wrote that email

01:03:46.020 I mean,

01:03:46.980 I'm terrified.

01:03:48.160 I legitimately

01:03:48.840 am terrified

01:03:49.740 about the era

01:03:51.340 we're about to enter

01:03:52.460 here in the United States.

01:03:54.120 I don't think

01:03:54.500 we're ready for it.

01:03:56.700 You wrote to me

01:03:58.060 last night

01:03:58.440 you feel like

01:03:59.040 we are building

01:03:59.600 the Tower of Babel 0.95

01:04:00.940 and I think you're right.

01:04:04.920 I think you're right

01:04:05.560 and the only way

01:04:08.380 to undo

01:04:09.200 the Tower of Babel 0.95

01:04:10.140 is to have

01:04:11.240 the Lord

01:04:12.560 scatter our language

01:04:13.980 and our language

01:04:14.640 is in ones and zeros.

01:04:16.880 But,

01:04:17.580 you know,

01:04:19.880 I don't know

01:04:20.380 what Trump should do

01:04:21.640 because,

01:04:23.860 I mean,

01:04:24.120 he has just

01:04:25.100 said no

01:04:26.380 to what Biden

01:04:27.300 put in

01:04:27.920 which was

01:04:29.000 you got to alert us

01:04:30.000 of any of the problems,

01:04:31.480 correct?

01:04:32.980 Yeah,

01:04:33.560 there was an executive order

01:04:34.920 put in by the Biden

01:04:35.880 administration

01:04:36.640 that essentially

01:04:38.220 required developers

01:04:39.360 of AI systems

01:04:40.540 that have risks

01:04:41.780 related to national security,

01:04:43.400 the economy,

01:04:44.000 public health,

01:04:44.580 they had a whole bunch

01:04:45.080 of things

01:04:45.520 that they had to report

01:04:47.080 these if there were

01:04:48.120 issues with safety tests,

01:04:49.760 AI safety tests,

01:04:50.740 they had to report this

01:04:51.940 under the Defense Production Act

01:04:54.320 to the U.S. government.

01:04:55.160 So they had to keep them

01:04:56.040 in,

01:04:56.880 in,

01:04:57.440 uh,

01:04:57.740 community,

01:04:58.060 keep in communication

01:04:59.140 with any issues

01:04:59.880 they were running into

01:05:00.660 with AI

01:05:01.200 and,

01:05:01.860 um,

01:05:02.800 Trump came in

01:05:03.600 and gutted that

01:05:04.740 executive order,

01:05:05.500 completely eliminated it

01:05:06.860 along with a whole bunch

01:05:07.880 of other

01:05:08.280 much worse

01:05:09.560 executive orders

01:05:10.400 from the Biden administration.

01:05:12.480 And,

01:05:12.740 um,

01:05:13.200 and,

01:05:13.480 and I understand

01:05:14.240 what Trump

01:05:15.300 is trying to do,

01:05:16.280 okay?

01:05:16.580 And I think,

01:05:17.540 I think it's a good thing

01:05:18.960 in a way.

01:05:19.960 What we need

01:05:20.820 is more economic development.

01:05:23.120 What we need

01:05:23.720 is to make sure

01:05:24.420 that China 0.93

01:05:25.160 and Russia

01:05:26.320 and our adversaries overseas

01:05:27.680 are not leading

01:05:28.600 the charge on AI

01:05:29.540 and are not the ones

01:05:30.860 that,

01:05:31.200 that get to

01:05:32.060 AI general intelligence

01:05:34.060 or even super intelligence

01:05:35.420 first.

01:05:36.060 We don't want that.

01:05:37.240 And so I totally understand

01:05:39.120 what he's trying to do,

01:05:40.740 but I also don't think

01:05:42.620 that Donald Trump

01:05:43.880 knows fully

01:05:45.180 who these major players

01:05:47.020 are that he's working with.

01:05:49.200 Uh,

01:05:49.500 on this,

01:05:50.160 I just don't,

01:05:51.000 or highlighting

01:05:51.800 at the very least,

01:05:52.560 I don't think he understands

01:05:53.840 that these people

01:05:54.800 do not share his values

01:05:56.540 and they do not share

01:05:57.880 our values.

01:05:58.980 They are dangerous,

01:06:01.600 dangerous people, 0.62

01:06:02.920 um,

01:06:03.960 who at the very best

01:06:06.000 just want to create

01:06:08.180 a new artificial

01:06:09.880 and super intelligence

01:06:10.860 kind of God

01:06:11.640 like figure.

01:06:12.860 That's the best case.

01:06:14.060 That's the,

01:06:14.420 that's the best motivation

01:06:15.400 I can assign to them.

01:06:16.600 All right.

01:06:16.900 Hang on just a second.

01:06:17.900 More in a minute.

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01:07:45.900 welcome to the

01:07:59.500 Glenn Beck program.

01:08:00.840 I'm just watching

01:08:02.100 on,

01:08:02.520 uh,

01:08:03.080 CNBC

01:08:03.620 billionaire battle

01:08:04.620 Musk versus 0.98

01:08:05.460 Altman.

01:08:06.180 That's not what

01:08:07.260 this is about.

01:08:08.000 This isn't

01:08:08.480 Musk versus 0.98

01:08:09.300 Altman.

01:08:09.740 This is man

01:08:10.480 versus machine.

01:08:12.300 Uh,

01:08:12.980 I'm,

01:08:13.620 I'm happy to,

01:08:15.000 to think that

01:08:16.760 maybe Elon Musk

01:08:17.680 is right and

01:08:18.280 said these guys

01:08:18.920 do not have the

01:08:20.080 money to build

01:08:20.780 this infrastructure.

01:08:22.080 Uh,

01:08:22.560 but that goes

01:08:23.080 against President

01:08:23.860 Trump and what

01:08:24.880 he announced.

01:08:25.560 so I don't know

01:08:26.620 how that's going

01:08:27.280 to work out.

01:08:28.380 Um,

01:08:28.860 but,

01:08:29.340 uh,

01:08:29.520 we have Justin

01:08:30.140 Haskins on.

01:08:31.040 He is the,

01:08:31.660 uh,

01:08:32.080 the coauthor of

01:08:33.000 the book,

01:08:33.400 dark future,

01:08:34.080 which you need

01:08:35.280 to reread and

01:08:36.380 read if you

01:08:37.160 haven't gotten

01:08:37.700 it yet.

01:08:38.660 Um,

01:08:39.140 because it

01:08:39.740 talks about all

01:08:41.040 of this and

01:08:41.540 what this actually

01:08:42.620 means,

01:08:43.140 the building of

01:08:44.320 AGI and ASI

01:08:46.100 and how dangerous

01:08:47.020 it is.

01:08:47.560 And if I'm not

01:08:49.000 mistaken,

01:08:50.200 the guy at

01:08:51.280 SoftBank,

01:08:52.180 I mean,

01:08:52.760 when they announced

01:08:53.600 this,

01:08:53.920 did he not talk

01:08:54.940 about ASI

01:08:55.900 artificial super

01:08:57.460 intelligence?

01:08:58.560 Yeah,

01:08:59.160 he,

01:08:59.300 he absolutely

01:09:00.180 did.

01:09:00.880 He said,

01:09:01.620 this is a direct

01:09:02.640 quote.

01:09:03.180 He's talking about

01:09:03.880 artificial intelligence,

01:09:04.820 direct quote,

01:09:05.600 a general intelligence.

01:09:06.900 It is coming

01:09:07.980 very,

01:09:08.560 very soon.

01:09:09.260 And then after

01:09:10.580 that,

01:09:11.440 that's not the

01:09:12.240 goal,

01:09:12.680 meaning general

01:09:13.600 intelligence.

01:09:14.240 After that,

01:09:15.660 artificial super

01:09:17.120 intelligence will

01:09:18.560 come to solve

01:09:19.420 the issues that

01:09:20.200 mankind would

01:09:20.920 never have thought

01:09:21.820 that we could

01:09:22.300 solve.

01:09:23.020 Well,

01:09:23.600 this is the

01:09:24.300 beginning of

01:09:24.940 our golden

01:09:25.840 age.

01:09:27.000 He's referring

01:09:27.560 very specifically.

01:09:29.440 This is one of

01:09:30.100 the main guys

01:09:31.000 in charge of

01:09:32.380 this Stargate

01:09:33.000 project,

01:09:33.620 referring very

01:09:34.460 specifically to

01:09:35.460 the goal of

01:09:36.100 creating super

01:09:36.980 intelligence.

01:09:37.620 Super intelligence

01:09:38.380 means AI is

01:09:40.380 more intelligent,

01:09:42.020 more powerful

01:09:43.060 than anything

01:09:43.880 that has ever

01:09:44.640 been created

01:09:45.520 by humankind.

01:09:47.040 More powerful

01:09:47.800 than every

01:09:48.700 single brain

01:09:49.860 on earth

01:09:50.940 earth that

01:09:51.540 has ever

01:09:52.340 roamed on

01:09:53.340 earth and

01:09:54.000 is still

01:09:54.620 on earth

01:09:55.360 combined.

01:09:57.360 Yes.

01:09:58.460 And that's

01:09:58.920 why I think

01:09:59.800 it's fair to

01:10:01.260 call this

01:10:01.760 another Tower

01:10:02.640 of Babel

01:10:03.320 moment.

01:10:04.360 Because we

01:10:05.180 are human

01:10:06.140 beings building

01:10:07.100 something that

01:10:07.820 we probably

01:10:08.440 shouldn't be

01:10:09.100 building.

01:10:09.720 We're creating

01:10:10.760 a new

01:10:11.960 god-like

01:10:13.180 figure.

01:10:14.640 And that

01:10:15.100 didn't end

01:10:15.720 so well the

01:10:16.380 first time we

01:10:17.080 tried it.

01:10:17.520 and I'm

01:10:17.920 terrified that

01:10:19.800 it will end

01:10:20.460 very badly

01:10:21.200 this time as

01:10:22.180 well.

01:10:22.860 Not only

01:10:23.680 because you

01:10:24.620 can't control

01:10:25.320 super intelligence

01:10:26.200 once you create

01:10:27.220 it, you can't

01:10:27.680 control it, but

01:10:28.580 in addition to

01:10:29.160 that, even if

01:10:29.680 we could control

01:10:30.420 it, many of

01:10:31.400 the major

01:10:31.760 figures designing

01:10:32.980 these AI

01:10:34.160 systems, yeah,

01:10:35.660 they want it.

01:10:36.740 They don't want

01:10:37.500 it to be

01:10:37.880 controlled.

01:10:38.700 And on top

01:10:39.760 of it, they

01:10:40.520 don't share our

01:10:41.740 values anyway.

01:10:42.940 So even if they

01:10:43.540 were building

01:10:44.860 it, do I want

01:10:45.580 people at

01:10:46.500 places like

01:10:47.240 Microsoft and

01:10:48.080 BlackRock and

01:10:49.080 you know, like

01:10:50.320 do I want

01:10:51.140 them designing

01:10:51.900 our next

01:10:52.620 They are all

01:10:53.500 for the

01:10:54.240 merging of

01:10:54.820 man and

01:10:55.180 machine for

01:10:56.980 a certain

01:10:57.920 group of

01:10:58.420 people and

01:10:59.140 the mass

01:10:59.800 elimination of

01:11:00.560 other people.

01:11:01.060 And they've

01:11:01.480 said almost

01:11:02.380 those exact

01:11:03.220 words.

01:11:04.720 Yes.

01:11:05.500 And they've

01:11:06.040 changed their

01:11:07.100 position on

01:11:08.380 all kinds of

01:11:09.460 things whenever

01:11:11.020 the political

01:11:11.720 winds blow in

01:11:12.480 a different

01:11:12.800 direction, which

01:11:13.700 is what I

01:11:14.300 think is going

01:11:15.580 on here.

01:11:16.180 I think they

01:11:17.800 have cozied up

01:11:18.720 to Donald

01:11:19.140 Trump.

01:11:19.560 I don't think

01:11:20.040 Donald Trump

01:11:20.500 understands the

01:11:21.600 danger here because

01:11:22.780 I don't think

01:11:23.160 anyone's ever

01:11:23.600 explained it to

01:11:24.320 him because all

01:11:25.460 of these big

01:11:26.340 tech people with

01:11:27.280 tons of money,

01:11:28.160 they're very,

01:11:28.680 very smart.

01:11:29.520 They're all

01:11:29.980 telling them that

01:11:30.580 this is going to

01:11:31.040 be great.

01:11:32.020 And they're

01:11:32.780 telling everyone

01:11:33.380 in the

01:11:33.600 administration,

01:11:34.180 I'm sure this

01:11:34.800 is going to be

01:11:35.340 great.

01:11:35.680 When the truth

01:11:36.520 is, it could be

01:11:37.680 great.

01:11:38.360 There will be

01:11:38.980 great things

01:11:39.480 about it.

01:11:40.180 But if we

01:11:40.840 don't get it

01:11:41.400 just right,

01:11:42.980 then it

01:11:43.600 could destroy

01:11:44.880 our society.

01:11:46.420 It legitimately

01:11:47.440 could.

01:11:48.600 I'd love to

01:11:49.140 talk to you

01:11:49.480 again next

01:11:49.900 hour after

01:11:50.660 Donald Trump

01:11:51.200 has spoken at

01:11:52.100 the World

01:11:52.360 Economic Forum

01:11:53.100 and get your

01:11:53.700 thoughts on

01:11:54.460 that.

01:11:55.160 Justin Haskins,

01:11:56.020 thank you so

01:11:56.540 much.

01:11:57.860 This is,

01:11:58.680 when he

01:11:59.060 says,

01:12:01.600 look,

01:12:01.980 this is so

01:12:05.140 hard for

01:12:05.800 average people

01:12:06.480 to understand

01:12:07.280 because it

01:12:08.820 is 500

01:12:10.740 years to

01:12:12.160 5,000 years

01:12:13.540 of progress

01:12:14.580 all boiled

01:12:16.420 down into

01:12:17.340 one moment,

01:12:18.740 one discovery,

01:12:20.120 one release.

01:12:21.380 So nothing

01:12:22.340 like this has

01:12:23.200 ever happened

01:12:24.020 to humankind

01:12:25.200 ever.

01:12:26.600 Okay?

01:12:27.040 It is the

01:12:28.140 gateway to

01:12:29.420 the universe.

01:12:31.020 It is,

01:12:31.500 it's

01:12:32.460 entirely

01:12:33.140 different.

01:12:34.080 But here's

01:12:34.660 what the

01:12:34.980 problem is.

01:12:36.100 It is

01:12:36.680 going to

01:12:37.240 be first

01:12:37.800 introduced

01:12:38.300 with really

01:12:39.040 great things.

01:12:40.280 But once

01:12:41.060 it can get

01:12:41.940 its finger

01:12:42.780 on humanity,

01:12:44.520 you cannot

01:12:45.300 take it

01:12:46.060 off of

01:12:46.900 humanity.

01:12:48.000 You cannot

01:12:48.820 remove it.

01:12:50.140 It is as

01:12:50.940 if we just

01:12:52.160 got messages

01:12:52.980 from a

01:12:54.000 giant space

01:12:55.140 force that

01:12:56.380 is coming

01:12:56.860 from another

01:12:57.780 galaxy.

01:12:59.120 We know

01:12:59.560 nothing about

01:13:00.360 them and

01:13:01.140 they just

01:13:01.560 sent us

01:13:01.980 a message

01:13:02.440 and said,

01:13:03.060 hey,

01:13:03.340 in the

01:13:03.680 next three

01:13:04.280 years,

01:13:04.980 we're going

01:13:05.960 to be above

01:13:06.680 your planet.

01:13:08.120 Greetings.

01:13:09.960 And that's

01:13:11.160 all we know

01:13:12.040 about them.

01:13:13.720 And we

01:13:15.060 are now

01:13:15.800 then saying,

01:13:16.600 oh,

01:13:16.860 this is going

01:13:17.600 to be the

01:13:17.900 end of all

01:13:18.320 wars.

01:13:18.920 We have

01:13:19.600 saviors coming.

01:13:21.280 Let's

01:13:21.800 dismantle all

01:13:22.980 of our

01:13:23.320 nuclear weapons.

01:13:24.300 let's get

01:13:26.040 rid of

01:13:26.560 all of

01:13:26.980 our warships,

01:13:27.840 all of

01:13:28.140 our planes

01:13:28.740 because our

01:13:29.700 benevolent

01:13:30.600 leaders who

01:13:32.240 are way

01:13:32.720 ahead of

01:13:33.260 us are

01:13:33.720 coming.

01:13:34.400 And of

01:13:35.160 course,

01:13:35.580 they've got

01:13:36.420 to be like

01:13:37.040 us.

01:13:37.620 We have

01:13:38.480 no idea

01:13:39.500 what they're

01:13:40.080 going to be

01:13:40.560 like.

01:13:41.640 We know

01:13:42.440 they are

01:13:42.840 well ahead

01:13:44.220 of us,

01:13:44.900 but that's

01:13:45.620 all we

01:13:46.080 know.

01:13:48.260 What are

01:13:48.880 we doing?

01:13:49.960 What are

01:13:50.580 we doing?

01:13:51.760 And I

01:13:52.040 don't blame

01:13:52.480 Donald Trump.

01:13:53.160 I think he

01:13:53.700 actually does

01:13:54.480 understand part

01:13:55.740 of it,

01:13:56.040 but he's

01:13:56.400 an optimist.

01:13:57.660 And he's

01:13:58.500 looking at

01:13:58.980 what this

01:13:59.420 can do

01:13:59.900 for America

01:14:00.840 and he

01:14:02.140 is right

01:14:03.100 in the

01:14:03.820 first part

01:14:04.720 of it.

01:14:05.480 He is

01:14:05.840 right.

01:14:06.460 And he

01:14:06.920 is also

01:14:07.340 right long

01:14:08.020 term.

01:14:08.640 If we

01:14:09.280 don't have

01:14:09.860 it,

01:14:10.080 you don't

01:14:10.880 want anyone

01:14:11.640 else to

01:14:12.280 have it.

01:14:12.720 And whoever

01:14:13.080 gets it

01:14:13.560 first is

01:14:15.020 it controls

01:14:16.320 everything.

01:14:20.380 Let me

01:14:20.960 tell you

01:14:21.260 about what

01:14:21.820 the opposite

01:14:22.480 is.

01:14:23.060 And I

01:14:23.280 started

01:14:23.580 talking about

01:14:24.200 this when

01:14:24.920 I started

01:14:25.280 talking about

01:14:25.760 the telepathy

01:14:26.400 tapes.

01:14:27.300 This is a

01:14:28.160 podcast that

01:14:29.040 is going

01:14:29.540 into nonverbal

01:14:32.320 autistic kids.

01:14:34.560 And this

01:14:35.360 is going to

01:14:35.660 sound crazy,

01:14:36.340 but I urge

01:14:37.160 you to listen

01:14:37.680 to this

01:14:38.080 podcast,

01:14:38.760 the telepathy

01:14:40.660 tapes.

01:14:43.380 They are

01:14:44.160 finding that

01:14:45.700 these autistic 0.99

01:14:47.140 kids without

01:14:47.840 verbal skills

01:14:49.140 can actually

01:14:51.220 read minds.

01:14:53.640 And I

01:14:54.180 know this

01:14:54.800 sounds crazy.

01:14:55.680 In fact,

01:14:55.940 the host of

01:14:56.480 it is like

01:14:56.820 this is

01:14:57.200 nuts.

01:14:57.940 I mean,

01:14:58.140 I never

01:14:59.100 thought that

01:15:00.140 I would

01:15:00.440 believe any

01:15:01.260 of this

01:15:01.780 stuff,

01:15:02.180 but they

01:15:03.020 take you

01:15:03.580 through the

01:15:04.060 tests and

01:15:05.000 the studies

01:15:05.620 and there's

01:15:06.500 no explanation

01:15:08.060 for it.

01:15:09.780 And they're

01:15:10.380 saying now

01:15:11.060 that these

01:15:11.560 kids or the

01:15:12.440 kids are

01:15:13.160 actually saying

01:15:14.200 through written

01:15:15.040 speech that

01:15:17.220 they go to

01:15:18.360 a place

01:15:18.880 like heaven

01:15:19.700 and they

01:15:21.760 can communicate

01:15:22.700 with kids

01:15:23.820 all over

01:15:24.680 the world

01:15:25.320 that are

01:15:25.720 autistic and

01:15:27.640 don't have

01:15:28.580 verbal skills.

01:15:29.680 And there

01:15:30.180 they talk

01:15:30.880 and they

01:15:31.200 meet and

01:15:31.760 they learn

01:15:32.400 and they

01:15:33.180 describe it

01:15:33.820 like as if

01:15:34.720 it's heaven.

01:15:35.300 They call it

01:15:35.680 the hill.

01:15:36.660 I don't know

01:15:37.580 what's going

01:15:38.080 on,

01:15:39.440 but I

01:15:40.540 really,

01:15:43.020 truly believe

01:15:43.920 God is

01:15:44.800 equipping us

01:15:46.020 with whatever

01:15:48.100 it is we

01:15:48.740 need to

01:15:49.380 make it

01:15:49.920 through this

01:15:50.840 transition.

01:15:52.600 We are at

01:15:53.840 the end

01:15:54.560 of an

01:15:55.040 epic. 0.78

01:15:55.820 We are at

01:15:56.300 the end

01:15:56.960 of a

01:16:01.780 thousand

01:16:03.900 year plus

01:16:05.180 epic, 0.94

01:16:05.800 maybe the

01:16:06.560 end of

01:16:07.940 the whole

01:16:10.640 story.

01:16:11.560 I don't

01:16:11.940 know,

01:16:13.200 but something

01:16:14.380 of profound

01:16:15.900 change is

01:16:17.080 coming.

01:16:18.760 And if

01:16:19.740 this is

01:16:20.600 darkness,

01:16:21.620 and I

01:16:21.900 don't know

01:16:22.260 if it

01:16:22.580 is,

01:16:23.600 it just

01:16:24.060 has the

01:16:24.580 potential of

01:16:25.380 being the

01:16:27.300 end of

01:16:27.840 humanity,

01:16:28.640 the end

01:16:29.080 of freedom.

01:16:30.760 And freedom

01:16:31.520 does not

01:16:32.220 belong to

01:16:33.220 a new

01:16:33.820 God.

01:16:35.200 Freedom

01:16:35.600 came from

01:16:36.620 our God,

01:16:38.100 not this

01:16:38.800 AI God,

01:16:40.080 and nothing

01:16:40.920 will stand

01:16:41.600 in his

01:16:42.360 way.

01:16:43.620 He is

01:16:44.400 going to

01:16:44.860 give us

01:16:45.200 the tools

01:16:45.780 to combat

01:16:46.500 it,

01:16:47.180 but I

01:16:47.900 would urge

01:16:48.840 you to

01:16:49.320 know which

01:16:49.880 side you're

01:16:50.620 on.

01:16:51.760 And if you

01:16:52.660 have any

01:16:53.200 inkling to

01:16:53.960 what I'm

01:16:54.420 saying is

01:16:55.100 true,

01:16:55.620 on both

01:16:56.600 AI and

01:16:58.600 this change

01:17:00.620 in consciousness,

01:17:01.960 this change

01:17:02.880 that is

01:17:03.500 coming,

01:17:04.680 something is

01:17:05.560 happening,

01:17:06.080 I urge

01:17:07.540 you to

01:17:09.100 pursue it.

01:17:10.380 I urge

01:17:11.020 you to

01:17:11.560 change your

01:17:12.340 life.

01:17:13.860 This is

01:17:14.240 way above

01:17:15.600 politics,

01:17:17.000 but

01:17:18.400 profound

01:17:19.860 change is

01:17:20.540 coming,

01:17:21.020 and we

01:17:21.340 will be

01:17:21.900 together

01:17:22.360 when it

01:17:22.840 happens.

01:17:24.200 We'll

01:17:24.840 still be

01:17:25.500 broadcasting.

01:17:26.340 I believe

01:17:26.960 this is

01:17:27.400 going to

01:17:27.740 happen in

01:17:29.360 the next

01:17:29.720 three to

01:17:30.520 seven years.

01:17:31.640 it's

01:17:35.380 going to

01:17:35.640 be quite

01:17:36.700 an adventure,

01:17:38.480 but look

01:17:40.840 to pursue

01:17:42.200 a change

01:17:43.580 of

01:17:43.900 consciousness.

01:17:48.100 If you're

01:17:48.780 one of

01:17:49.020 those people,

01:17:49.640 Stu just

01:17:50.200 shook his

01:17:50.620 head.

01:17:51.200 What a

01:17:51.860 wild

01:17:52.340 statement

01:17:52.980 that is.

01:17:54.200 I do

01:17:55.200 follow your

01:17:56.140 logic.

01:17:56.680 It's just

01:17:56.920 an incredible

01:17:57.940 time.

01:17:59.280 It's going

01:17:59.520 to be

01:17:59.640 really

01:17:59.860 interesting

01:18:00.180 to watch

01:18:00.540 this play

01:18:00.980 out.

01:18:01.640 It really

01:18:04.000 is.

01:18:04.520 It really

01:18:04.880 is.

01:18:05.200 You know

01:18:05.460 what's

01:18:05.660 crazy is

01:18:06.360 I said

01:18:08.880 similar

01:18:09.400 things without

01:18:10.360 the conviction

01:18:11.220 that it was

01:18:11.800 coming for

01:18:12.420 sure in

01:18:13.460 our lifetime.

01:18:14.320 I said

01:18:14.620 similar things

01:18:15.240 30 years

01:18:15.740 ago, and

01:18:16.180 it was

01:18:16.600 crazy.

01:18:17.520 It was

01:18:17.900 crazy because

01:18:19.300 it was all

01:18:20.300 on theoretical

01:18:21.920 chalkboards.

01:18:23.360 But to be

01:18:23.900 here now,

01:18:24.580 after you

01:18:25.020 and I

01:18:25.280 have been

01:18:25.540 through this

01:18:25.900 for 30

01:18:26.840 years talking

01:18:28.180 about this,

01:18:29.420 and for it

01:18:30.460 to be here,

01:18:31.640 on the

01:18:32.380 doorstep,

01:18:33.000 isn't that

01:18:33.480 weird?

01:18:34.520 Yes,

01:18:34.840 very weird.

01:18:36.140 Very weird.

01:18:36.900 I think

01:18:37.020 at least

01:18:37.940 this audience

01:18:39.360 is probably

01:18:39.880 more well

01:18:40.640 equipped to

01:18:41.460 deal with

01:18:42.400 it than

01:18:42.780 any other,

01:18:44.140 and that's

01:18:44.620 positive at

01:18:45.480 least.

01:18:45.720 I'm going

01:18:46.120 to try

01:18:46.820 to renew

01:18:47.760 my efforts

01:18:48.680 on explaining

01:18:49.700 what all

01:18:50.560 of this

01:18:50.900 means to

01:18:51.420 you because

01:18:51.820 somebody has

01:18:53.440 to know

01:18:53.820 what this

01:18:54.240 means because

01:18:54.780 tremendous

01:18:55.440 good and

01:18:56.560 tremendous

01:18:57.160 bad is

01:18:58.160 coming from

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01:21:00.760 We're just

01:21:01.480 talking about

01:21:02.540 Stargate,

01:21:04.300 something that

01:21:04.760 the president

01:21:05.240 has announced

01:21:06.940 this week,

01:21:08.960 a new project

01:21:09.820 to bring

01:21:10.320 AGI and

01:21:11.900 ASI

01:21:12.660 online,

01:21:14.140 which we'll

01:21:15.600 have to

01:21:15.980 explain if you

01:21:16.640 don't understand

01:21:17.240 some other

01:21:17.720 time.

01:21:18.180 but I

01:21:19.600 just asked

01:21:20.020 Stu to

01:21:20.340 look up,

01:21:20.820 do you have

01:21:21.080 the definitions?

01:21:22.100 Sure.

01:21:22.480 To look up the

01:21:23.060 possible definitions

01:21:24.080 of Stargate,

01:21:25.040 why was it

01:21:25.920 named Stargate?

01:21:27.320 Because I think

01:21:27.860 of the movie.

01:21:29.240 Right,

01:21:29.640 and that was

01:21:29.980 the number

01:21:30.240 one definition,

01:21:31.400 most popular,

01:21:32.100 widely recognized

01:21:32.760 term,

01:21:33.320 the term

01:21:34.160 Stargate is

01:21:34.960 from the

01:21:35.300 science fiction

01:21:35.820 franchise

01:21:36.440 originated with

01:21:37.220 the 1994

01:21:37.860 film Stargate

01:21:38.940 by Roland Emmerich,

01:21:39.780 and then the

01:21:40.320 series Stargate

01:21:41.620 SG-1,

01:21:42.440 Stargate Atlantis.

01:21:43.380 Got it,

01:21:43.560 got it,

01:21:43.800 got it.

01:21:44.340 Ancient alien

01:21:45.140 theories is

01:21:45.740 another one.

01:21:46.560 In the realm

01:21:46.920 of pseudoscience

01:21:47.760 and ancient

01:21:48.300 astronaut theories,

01:21:49.740 Stargate is

01:21:50.440 sometimes claimed

01:21:51.120 to be an alien

01:21:51.680 device or portal

01:21:52.660 left behind by

01:21:53.520 an extraterrestrial

01:21:54.200 being that

01:21:55.320 allows for

01:21:55.800 interstellar or

01:21:56.600 interdimensional

01:21:57.360 travel.

01:21:58.120 Isn't that the

01:21:58.520 same thing that

01:21:59.160 Stargate is,

01:22:00.000 the movie Stargate?

01:22:01.400 I don't remember

01:22:02.300 the movie Stargate,

01:22:03.200 honestly.

01:22:03.780 I remember the

01:22:05.340 title, but I

01:22:05.900 don't remember

01:22:06.180 what happened.

01:22:07.960 Paranormal and

01:22:08.660 Occult is the

01:22:09.280 number three.

01:22:10.340 In some

01:22:10.640 esoteric and

01:22:11.420 paranormal

01:22:11.920 contexts,

01:22:12.820 a Stargate is

01:22:13.780 described as a

01:22:14.540 portal to other

01:22:15.200 dimension or

01:22:15.800 realms.

01:22:16.700 Practitioner might

01:22:17.460 believe in their

01:22:18.060 ability to access

01:22:18.920 these through

01:22:19.400 ritualistic or

01:22:20.160 meditative practices.

01:22:21.800 Wait a minute,

01:22:23.160 read that again

01:22:24.080 from the beginning.

01:22:24.920 In some esoteric

01:22:26.020 and paranormal

01:22:26.680 contexts, a

01:22:28.300 Stargate is

01:22:28.920 described as a

01:22:29.700 portal to other

01:22:30.440 dimensions or

01:22:31.500 realms.

01:22:31.860 Give me the

01:22:31.880 second definition

01:22:32.680 again.

01:22:33.940 In the realm of

01:22:34.540 pseudoscience and

01:22:35.360 ancient astronaut

01:22:35.980 theories, a

01:22:36.680 Stargate is

01:22:37.320 sometimes claimed

01:22:38.320 to be an alien

01:22:39.000 device or portal,

01:22:39.760 left behind by

01:22:40.360 extraterrestrial

01:22:40.820 beings that

01:22:41.260 allows for

01:22:41.680 interstellar or

01:22:42.540 interdimensional

01:22:43.260 travel.

01:22:43.900 So both of

01:22:44.640 those are

01:22:45.180 interdimensional.

01:22:47.180 If you

01:22:47.860 remember, that's

01:22:49.220 what the

01:22:49.680 Pentagon is

01:22:50.620 saying that

01:22:51.220 these drones 0.59

01:22:53.620 are.

01:22:53.960 well, they're

01:22:55.400 saying, well,

01:22:57.060 people who

01:22:57.600 people who

01:22:58.140 some people

01:22:58.720 who work

01:22:59.300 work at the

01:22:59.900 Pentagon.

01:23:00.080 And so they

01:23:01.200 have said that

01:23:01.940 this is

01:23:02.400 interdimensional

01:23:03.260 beings.

01:23:05.300 And we have

01:23:06.660 speculated that

01:23:08.260 they are traveling

01:23:10.140 interdimensionally.

01:23:11.680 and it's possible

01:23:14.820 and it's possible

01:23:14.840 that it is

01:23:15.580 happening because

01:23:16.240 we've now

01:23:16.800 opened up the

01:23:18.700 world with

01:23:19.280 quantum computing.

01:23:20.140 So we're

01:23:20.600 opening up the

01:23:21.360 quantum world

01:23:22.060 where you can

01:23:23.740 have something

01:23:24.600 exist in two

01:23:25.540 places at once.

01:23:26.460 We've already

01:23:27.020 done it with a

01:23:27.720 molecule.

01:23:28.120 We've done, you

01:23:29.220 know, it's in

01:23:29.700 Los Angeles and

01:23:30.860 London at

01:23:31.700 exactly the same

01:23:32.780 time.

01:23:33.360 It's not possible

01:23:34.520 in the real

01:23:35.040 world, but only

01:23:35.920 in quantum

01:23:36.460 computing and

01:23:38.200 it would be

01:23:38.640 done, it

01:23:40.240 would have to

01:23:40.600 be done

01:23:40.940 interdimensionally,

01:23:42.080 some sort of

01:23:42.880 new dimension.

01:23:45.340 It's interesting

01:23:46.360 that that, I

01:23:48.560 mean, I'm not

01:23:49.060 saying this is

01:23:49.580 why, it's just

01:23:50.540 interesting if I'm

01:23:51.440 a science fiction

01:23:52.100 writer and I'm

01:23:52.980 writing an

01:23:53.960 explanation on

01:23:54.700 what's going on

01:23:55.520 today, that I,

01:23:57.420 this is what I

01:23:57.920 would, this is

01:23:58.720 what I would

01:23:59.420 propose that

01:24:01.600 we've opened

01:24:03.540 up the

01:24:04.100 interdimensional

01:24:04.660 world, the

01:24:06.360 interdimensional

01:24:08.280 world is now

01:24:09.160 warning us or

01:24:10.340 coming to us

01:24:11.260 and saying,

01:24:11.700 hey, you're

01:24:11.940 about to hit

01:24:12.720 something and

01:24:14.200 the government

01:24:15.340 is starting

01:24:16.000 something called

01:24:16.740 Stargate because

01:24:18.220 they know that

01:24:19.440 AI and ASI

01:24:21.320 and AGI are

01:24:22.620 going to put

01:24:23.920 us into another

01:24:25.220 dimension or

01:24:25.920 allow us to

01:24:26.560 travel in another

01:24:27.360 dimension.

01:24:28.280 That's crazy.

01:24:30.900 I mean, you

01:24:31.360 always talk about

01:24:32.120 the names, the

01:24:33.260 names of these

01:24:33.760 things always mean

01:24:34.460 something to

01:24:34.900 somebody.

01:24:35.340 They do.

01:24:35.620 And I mean, it

01:24:36.780 could possibly be

01:24:37.900 as innocent as

01:24:38.880 like, this

01:24:39.740 technology is going

01:24:40.480 to bring us to

01:24:41.020 a brave new

01:24:41.660 world and it's

01:24:42.920 going to be

01:24:43.140 exciting and it's

01:24:43.800 a new dimension.

01:24:44.660 Take us to the

01:24:45.000 stars.

01:24:45.440 Right, exactly.

01:24:46.160 So it could be

01:24:46.640 as simple as

01:24:47.120 that.

01:24:47.400 Yes, it could.

01:24:48.220 It's worth

01:24:48.620 understanding what

01:24:49.360 it is.

01:24:49.820 Right.

01:24:50.140 And it's

01:24:50.740 interesting that

01:24:51.780 two of the

01:24:52.380 definitions include

01:24:53.540 interdimensional

01:24:54.200 travel, which I've

01:24:55.260 only heard talked

01:24:56.380 about recently

01:24:57.760 with the drones.

01:24:59.740 I mean, I never

01:25:01.080 heard about

01:25:01.620 interdimensional

01:25:02.540 travel anywhere

01:25:04.080 except science

01:25:04.900 fiction films and

01:25:06.200 what they're

01:25:07.000 testifying to on

01:25:08.180 Capitol Hill.

01:25:08.980 This show is

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01:26:03.100 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:26:08.740 Well, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:26:10.900 There is a lot to talk about on the economy.

01:26:14.960 There's some good things that are happening, some things I don't really understand as well.

01:26:20.160 But Carol Roth is here.

01:26:22.120 She's the author of the book, You Will Own Nothing.

01:26:25.700 She's a former investment banker.

01:26:27.680 She became clean and sober many years back and got out of that business and started really paying attention to what that business was doing to your business and to Main Street.

01:26:39.160 She joins us in 60 seconds. 0.91

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01:27:49.040 All right.

01:27:49.680 Can we pull up just real quickly?

01:27:52.080 The president is addressing the World Economic Forum at Davos.

01:27:57.300 And even throughout the world, food prices and the price of almost every other thing.

01:28:03.000 We're going to talk about that.

01:28:03.760 We have a couple of producers watching this for us.

01:28:06.420 They're going to give us an update on this as we go.

01:28:08.880 And we'll go back and go over his speech.

01:28:11.560 This should be, hopefully, a very strong speech on America is America and we're not playing your game anymore.

01:28:22.080 But let's see.

01:28:23.120 Carol Roth is joining us now.

01:28:24.460 What do you expect the president to say in this, Carol?

01:28:27.540 I mean, I've got to hope.

01:28:29.000 I hope he says, you know, we're going to defund ourselves from you.

01:28:32.920 We're not going to support you anymore.

01:28:34.400 We're not going to give you money.

01:28:35.940 And, you know, we're sick of NGOs sticking our nose in their business.

01:28:39.100 Kind of like he did with the World Health Organization, which I was really excited about.

01:28:43.300 So I'll be listening for that.

01:28:44.900 Glad I'm not sure if that'll happen this time around.

01:28:47.020 But that would be best case scenario for me.

01:28:48.960 Do you think he knows who the World Economic Forum really is?

01:28:55.320 I've got to imagine with the people who are in his circle, the same people who are advising him, you know, on WHO, on DEI, on ESG, that I can't imagine how the World Economic Forum doesn't enter into that conversation with that group of people.

01:29:12.440 So, you know, I would be surprised.

01:29:15.280 But then again, many things have surprised me over time, and I'm not a betting woman.

01:29:19.200 So tell me what you see the president doing this week that you think signals really good things or bad things.

01:29:27.580 Well, I think just the general tenor of having problem solvers in the White House and on his team instead of people who are intentionally trying to create problems is a huge, you know,

01:29:40.960 what I believe to us, right, is that we're seeing every time he's coming out with one of these executive orders or putting something out there, it's in an attempt to solve an actual real problem that is going to make America better instead of trying to create problems that is making America worse.

01:29:58.800 And so that is a very refreshing change.

01:30:01.360 Certainly, there are many things to attack, and we all have our wish lists of, you know, how that comes down.

01:30:07.220 And certainly some of these things come in partnership with Congress.

01:30:11.120 So, you know, the number one thing, you know, on my agenda is to try to get this Corporate Transparency Act repealed.

01:30:17.160 So it would be really great to hear him say that that's jettisoned, but I'm not sure if that's coming quite yet.

01:30:22.100 Well, that is being introduced by Rand Paul and somebody else in Congress.

01:30:27.640 They're trying to get that to go through Congress, which is good, right?

01:30:31.540 Okay, so let me give you the update on that.

01:30:33.260 So actually, so just to give people context, this is what Glenn and I have been talking about for almost a year.

01:30:39.560 It's a rule that is basically coming from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Division of Treasury, authorized by Congress, unfortunately, that says that small business entities, so if you have an LLC or an S-Corp or a C-corporation, have to register with the Financial Crimes Division of Treasury.

01:30:58.160 And, oh, by the way, we're going to exempt big businesses and we're going to exempt financial services companies, but we really want to prevent money laundering and cartels, so we're going after you small businesses.

01:31:08.640 And the biggest challenge, not only is that government overreach, but the fines are egregious.

01:31:13.320 You could face jail time or daily fines up to almost $600 a day.

01:31:18.520 Hang on just a second.

01:31:19.480 When was this supposed to go into effect?

01:31:21.140 Because I haven't filed anything, nor am I going to.

01:31:23.420 Okay, so there is an injunction in place.

01:31:25.420 So originally, the original deadline was the 31st of December.

01:31:29.140 Then we got this, there are many lawsuits in place, but the one we're focused on is the one from the NFIB and CIR and some other folks.

01:31:36.860 And that one got a nationwide injunction put in place saying that the Treasury could not enforce this and they couldn't enforce penalties.

01:31:45.160 Well, then that was overturned and then that was overturned again or stayed, as they call it.

01:31:50.340 So right now, where we stand is that the government has appealed the injunction, this nationwide injunction that says that you do not have to file right now.

01:31:59.700 They've appealed just that piece to the Supreme Court.

01:32:03.140 So if the Supreme Court does not overturn that injunction or stay the injunction, as they call it, then this goes to the courts at the end of March.

01:32:12.500 So we have a few different paths here.

01:32:14.160 We have the courts.

01:32:15.560 We have the Trump administration that could jettison it.

01:32:18.340 And then, as you mentioned, we have Congress.

01:32:20.780 We have some wonderful members of Congress who actually introduced repeal bills last year and have now reintroduced them.

01:32:27.080 So in the House, that is Representative Warren Davidson of Ohio.

01:32:31.060 And in the Senate, it is Tommy Tuberville.

01:32:34.040 And we have gotten lots of co-sponsors.

01:32:36.500 So right now, I heard this morning in the House, we have 79 co-sponsors.

01:32:43.320 It's called the Repealing Big Brother Overreach Act.

01:32:46.540 And then, as you mentioned, on the Senate side, you have really big names like Rand Paul, who are now co-sponsored.

01:32:51.360 So this is getting momentum.

01:32:53.500 We're getting more members of Congress to understand how devastating this is for small business.

01:32:57.440 So it's the Repealing Big Brother Overreach Act, perfectly named this time around.

01:33:02.800 And what we need is we need everybody to call their representatives, call your senators, and tell them that they're not already one of the co-sponsors.

01:33:10.160 They need to jump on because that is just the surest way.

01:33:13.040 If Congress is to repeal that, then this is done.

01:33:15.780 We don't have to worry about the Trump administration.

01:33:18.120 We don't have to worry about anything else.

01:33:19.780 And I will have to say, I personally sent an email to Scott Besson at Treasury, so I don't know.

01:33:25.800 Where does he stand on that?

01:33:28.100 So it's interesting.

01:33:29.560 So I've only met him, I think, once or twice in the media, so I don't really know him personally, but I sent a message there anyway.

01:33:37.200 He is a big Main Street supporter.

01:33:39.960 He did a great presentation at the Manhattan Institute over the summer where he talked about this big tent that the Republicans are creating and how crucial it is for small businesses to participate.

01:33:52.100 And he has echoed that language.

01:33:53.640 We heard that from him again in his testimony, how important small business is.

01:33:58.020 So the fact that he understands that Main Street needs to be leading this growth forward, I think, is really huge.

01:34:05.920 Let's hope that that means that he understands how this kind of regulation, because he's also a deregulation guy.

01:34:12.180 Let's hope that he understands that this is important.

01:34:14.520 But again, he hasn't been confirmed yet.

01:34:16.240 He's not in place.

01:34:17.020 So we're just we're trying to work all these different angles.

01:34:19.280 Right. And I have to tell you, I I like that we are using the system and not necessarily running this through an executive order, which could just be next president could come in.

01:34:29.040 And the best thing that could happen is it goes through Congress and they repeal it because then they have to relaunch it again the next time, not just, you know, undo an executive order.

01:34:39.920 True. But at the same time, Treasury does fall under the executive branch and Treasury is the one that's putting this out.

01:34:45.680 So if Treasury says we're going to jettison it, yes, we could get it back again.

01:34:49.440 But it would be a good step that I think would give Congress a lot of comfort in terms of going through with the repeal.

01:34:56.360 OK, so let's talk a little bit about China.

01:35:00.060 China is I mean, it appeared last week and I said I don't know if I said this on the air, but I said, what happened to China?

01:35:10.460 I think it was last week when they really hit some real trouble in the overnight markets and it looks like their banks were collapsing, et cetera, et cetera.

01:35:20.480 It looked to me like Bear Stearns.

01:35:24.280 That this was the big this was the warning sign that things are really dicey in China.

01:35:30.880 Am I overreacting to that?

01:35:32.360 So it's interesting. I think there are two camps here and the camp that you're talking about is certainly the one that we're hearing more about.

01:35:41.220 A lot of people saying, oh, China is going to break and, you know, they're going to they're they're going down.

01:35:46.320 They're in this deflationary spiral. Right.

01:35:48.480 Isn't that great?

01:35:49.740 Of course, you know, me being the nerd that I am, Glenn, you spend a lot of time reading economic research.

01:35:55.220 And there is this contrarian view that there are some metrics that are happening that don't really add up.

01:36:01.920 And the fact that China may have more runway than us actually says that this may be worse for us than China. 0.71

01:36:09.080 So let me just give you a thought experiment for a second.

01:36:12.120 So China is in this crazy, you know, supposed spiral.

01:36:15.980 Everything's about to break.

01:36:18.080 Where would the flight to safety in your estimation be if that were really the case?

01:36:23.840 If China were about to break?

01:36:26.220 Yeah. Where's the flight to safety?

01:36:27.640 It would be the United States.

01:36:30.000 Right. U.S. Treasury markets. Right.

01:36:31.680 That would be the safe bet.

01:36:33.560 And historically, you know, last 10 years when there is some kind of issue with the yuan, you would see that kind of showing up in the Treasury market in a very correlated way.

01:36:43.660 But the exact opposite is happening.

01:36:46.240 We're not getting our yields down when there's more interest in the Treasury market.

01:36:50.420 Right. There's more demand for the bonds and the bonds and the yields trade in opposite directions.

01:36:54.800 You would see our yields coming down.

01:36:57.260 Now, the Fed has cut rates in the 10 year yield.

01:37:00.720 What's been happening?

01:37:01.900 It's been going up.

01:37:02.480 It's been going up.

01:37:03.260 So if China were in so much trouble, wouldn't everybody be flocking to the U.S. market and wouldn't our yields be going in the opposite direction?

01:37:13.320 Why do you suppose they're not?

01:37:14.820 What information does somebody have?

01:37:16.840 Yeah, that's a signpost that says, well, maybe it's actually worse for us that this is happening and there's a bigger issue at play than for China.

01:37:25.400 Another one of these signposts, same kind of thing, that with China potentially in this really bad situation and maybe you've got tariffs coming down the line, all these things, you would typically think that they would be raising a lot of dollars.

01:37:39.640 And to do that, they might be selling their golds.

01:37:42.520 Well, what has China been doing?

01:37:44.460 They've been selling their golds.

01:37:45.760 They've been stockpiling.

01:37:46.980 They've been doing the opposite.

01:37:48.240 They've been taking it in.

01:37:49.220 So we're getting these decoupling of macroeconomic rules that have been in place.

01:37:55.260 And one of the theses out there, and I'll tell you, I'm not a China expert, but from an econ standpoint, I'm listening to all the different takes to see what makes sense.

01:38:05.540 You know, we do not have a lot of runway, and I'm sure we'll get into that in a little bit.

01:38:10.300 And China has more runway.

01:38:13.100 So if things go a little sideways there, they have more options to fix it, or maybe by them going sideways, that has a reverberation that actually sends us and the entire, you know, Western part of the world into a debt spiral.

01:38:28.980 So the question is really, who's in a worse situation here?

01:38:34.000 And so I think that, you know, the obvious answer is, oh, no, what's going to happen directly with China?

01:38:40.220 And I think that the more important thing is what's going to happen with us as a result of what's going on with China.

01:38:46.000 OK, so is China now in the situation where we used to be?

01:38:51.660 They used to say, if America catches a cold, the rest of the world has pneumonia.

01:38:56.420 Are we are we kind of in that situation with China yet?

01:39:00.660 So I think it's in a different scenario.

01:39:03.280 So I think that from us, it was from a hegemony standpoint that we were, you know, kind of the anchor of the global financial system.

01:39:13.060 And so if we caught a cold, everybody else got, you know, a little bit of the sneeze that was sprinkled on them.

01:39:18.960 Here, I think it's more sinister.

01:39:20.560 Here, I think it's about what is China doing and perhaps Russia and some of these other countries doing, knowing that it potentially could put pressure on the Western world to create these debt spirals, to create these massive issues, you know, and to create, obviously, a lack of confidence in our currency.

01:39:41.100 Which, again, going back to what I was pointing about, about the safe haven of the bond market, that that's no longer the safe haven.

01:39:49.020 It does sort of raise, you know, somebody's eyebrow to say, why is that happening?

01:39:54.320 And it seems like China, who plays the long game, may be doing it intentionally.

01:39:58.440 So I think, you know, we may be catching a cold more in the Wuhan way than in the traditional U.S. way.

01:40:04.880 Okay, I want to talk to you about tariffs and what all of that means, because Donald Trump is, well, in comparison to him in 2017 and 2016, he's carrying a big stick and walking softly.

01:40:19.940 But that's in Donald Trump world, walking softly.

01:40:23.220 He is making some very large statements and has some real plans, and I'd love to get your view on how that's going to affect the real world and how much is negotiating as well.

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01:42:28.500 Before we move off of China, tell me what is happening with Taiwan.

01:42:48.120 Do you see anything that China is doing to move aggressively towards Taiwan or anyone else?

01:42:53.660 I mean, I am definitely not a national security expert.

01:42:58.600 That's fair.

01:42:59.180 That's fair.

01:42:59.800 A security expert.

01:43:01.680 Certainly, I think that there are warning signs.

01:43:05.680 I will just say, like, from an economic historian perspective, right, that any time we have a shift in the global financial order that is preceded by war.

01:43:15.560 So the fact that, you know, the entire global financial system is moving, is on edge, we're seeing these different places, does not sort of pretend well for, you know, geopolitics.

01:43:27.000 And you guys have talked about that a lot.

01:43:28.600 But in terms of the specifics, I'm not the right guest to define.

01:43:32.840 Okay.

01:43:33.020 Let's talk about the tariffs that he is threatening all over the world.

01:43:40.840 What is that going to do?

01:43:42.640 Because we've had other people say, oh, well, then we'll just put a tariff on, you know, and that trade wars are not good.

01:43:49.260 No.

01:43:49.820 Okay.

01:43:50.060 So let me give you three different, you can use any of these three fun things about Donald Trump in terms of his negotiating.

01:43:55.520 One is obviously art of the deal.

01:43:57.260 Two is take Donald Trump seriously, but not literally.

01:44:00.580 And Donald Trump likes to escalate things to de-escalate things.

01:44:05.720 Right.

01:44:05.880 And I think any one of those is sort of a good proxy for hopefully what is going on.

01:44:11.400 But let me add a fourth.

01:44:13.300 Okay.

01:44:13.740 He truly loves tariffs.

01:44:16.540 He loves them.

01:44:18.260 Loves them.

01:44:19.360 He does.

01:44:19.900 He does.

01:44:20.400 He gets us stuck on these things.

01:44:21.800 I know.

01:44:22.120 All right.

01:44:22.660 For us to discuss tariffs, you know, I like to inform the audience and give a little bit of context.

01:44:28.240 And I don't think we can have the tariff discussion if I don't talk to you about the four horsemen of the financial apocalypse.

01:44:34.040 And this is basically my own little, you know, heuristic here about the challenges that the Trump administration faces.

01:44:42.520 Thank you very much, Biden and Yellen and that whole administration.

01:44:46.020 But the fact is that whether it's tariffs or Doge or anything else we're going to talk about, he is constrained on what it is that he's going to want to do.

01:44:55.380 Whether tariffs are not made sense before, there are constraints.

01:44:58.620 The constraints are our debt to GDP, which we know is at 120 percent, our deficits to GDP, which are around 7 percent as of the last quarter, the strength of the U.S. dollar, and the fact that, you know, people all around the world, foreigners, own a ton of our assets, which include treasuries, which include stocks and real estates.

01:45:17.680 And that, again, with the constraint, as we talked about, of the yields in the bond market, are things that are creating constraints for the tariff discussion.

01:45:27.300 We cannot go in like Reagan did because Reagan had a different financial context.

01:45:32.400 His debt to GDP was at 30 percent.

01:45:35.600 His deficits were like 2.7 percent to GDP, which is less than half of what it's now.

01:45:41.080 We were actually a creditor nation instead of a debtor nation.

01:45:46.160 So the things that they could do in 1980 are not the kinds of things we're going to do here.

01:45:51.480 So with tariffs, let's just talk straight up math.

01:45:54.720 45 seconds.

01:45:55.660 So wrap this one up as much as you can, and we'll continue in a minute.

01:45:59.280 Okay.

01:45:59.660 So I just set up the context of the fact that we need to replace $5 trillion in revenue if income tax is half of that, $2.5 trillion.

01:46:08.680 We'll do the math when we come back then.

01:46:12.480 Yeah, I've done the math with other people, and it doesn't really work out.

01:46:17.000 It doesn't add up, huh?

01:46:17.720 No, it doesn't add up.

01:46:18.840 We'll go to that here in just a second.

01:46:20.740 More with Carol Roth.

01:46:22.460 Also, the president is now taking questions at Davos.

01:46:26.940 We're going to kind of try to recap as much of that as we can before the end of the broadcast.

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01:48:19.960 We're with Carol Roth and the President of the United States, who just is, well, he's continuing taking questions now at Davos and the World Economic Forum.

01:48:29.900 And he is charmingly stern.

01:48:34.120 He has opened up with, you know, there's been a revolution of common sense and the era of craziness is over.

01:48:42.140 And then he said he's confronting the economic chaos left behind by the last administration.

01:48:49.420 Listen to this.

01:48:50.560 Three days ago, I took the oath of office and we began the golden age of America.

01:48:57.040 The recent presidential election was won by millions of votes and all seven, every one of them, all seven swing states.

01:49:05.920 It was a massive mandate from the American people like hasn't been seen in many years.

01:49:11.200 And some of the political pundits, even some of my so-called enemies, said it was the most consequential election victory in 129 years.

01:49:20.620 That's quite nice.

01:49:21.600 What the world has witnessed in the past 72 hours is nothing less than a revolution of common sense.

01:49:28.660 Our country will soon be stronger, wealthier and more united than ever before.

01:49:33.160 And the entire planet will be more peaceful and prosperous as a result of this incredible momentum and what we're doing and going to do.

01:49:42.480 So here he goes on to say what he's doing now to confront this economic crisis.

01:49:48.000 My administration is acting with unprecedented speed to fix the disasters we've inherited from a totally inept group of people and to solve every single crisis facing our country.

01:50:00.520 This begins with confronting the economic chaos caused by the failed policies of the last administration.

01:50:07.720 Over the past four years, our government racked up $8 trillion in wasteful deficit spending and inflicted nation-wrecking energy restrictions, crippling regulations and hidden taxes like never before.

01:50:22.560 The result is the worst inflation crisis in modern history and sky-high interest rates for our citizens and even throughout the world.

01:50:31.240 Food prices and the price of almost every other thing known to mankind went through the roof.

01:50:38.380 President Biden totally lost control of what was going on in our country, but in particular with our high inflation economy and at our border.

01:50:47.920 Because of these ruinous policies, total government spending this year is $1.5 trillion higher than was projected to occur when I left office just four years ago.

01:50:58.940 Likewise, the cost of servicing the debt is more than 230% higher than was projected in 2020.

01:51:07.580 The inflation rate we are inheriting remains 50% higher than the historic target.

01:51:13.480 It was the highest inflation probably in the history of our country.

01:51:17.320 That's why from the moment I took office, I've taken rapid action to reverse each and every one of these radical left policies that created this calamity, in particular with immigration, crime, and inflation.

01:51:31.080 Okay.

01:51:31.880 So let's stop there.

01:51:33.620 Tomorrow I'm going to continue because he went in on, it's the end of the, using his words, green new scam.

01:51:42.340 Uh, he said, there will be no, uh, ESG in America.

01:51:47.780 He was very clear on that.

01:51:49.400 He said, uh, uh, we are going to be in America merit based here, that word merit and get used to it.

01:51:59.140 Uh, I mean, he's very clear with the world economic forum, exactly in many ways that what I've seen and, and, and now heard from my producers, exactly what I was hoping that he would do.

01:52:09.720 So you were talking about Carol, this box that he just really kind of talked about here.

01:52:15.620 We're in a box.

01:52:17.040 We don't have a lot of runway to be able to make huge moves without affecting the debt and the deficit.

01:52:26.700 So what are you expecting to see?

01:52:28.760 And what's the best case scenario?

01:52:30.260 So this has to be very carefully executed.

01:52:34.600 And the biggest concern is that there are people potentially in the organization that want to move quickly.

01:52:41.840 And I understand, I want to move quickly too on some of these things, but if we don't sequence them with the right choreography, things could go sideways.

01:52:50.660 And I don't know if it completely takes getting better off the table or it creates some pain before things get better.

01:52:57.940 And that's really the question is, do you get the Scott Bessett saying, we need to do this in a certain way?

01:53:03.120 Or do you get the, no, we need to slash and burn everything because we do have these constraints that he was talking about.

01:53:09.480 If everyone could have seen my face when he started talking about the interest rates, you know, I physically winced because that is the huge issue here.

01:53:20.020 The fact of the matter is that if you look at the, I guess you would call it, you know, non-discretionary spending of Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, VA benefits, plus interest, that exceeds by, it's 111% of what it is that we're taking in.

01:53:40.500 And so we have a situation where growth is slowing, our receipts are going down, and we keep having these, this big interest, you know, not only because of the debt and the deficits that are being run, but because of changes in the, in the fiscal order.

01:53:55.820 We also have Janet Yellen, who decided instead of financing the debt, we talked about this before, you know, for the long term, she financed it at what we call the short end of the curve that for, you know, one month, three month types of terms, which means that now we have almost $7 trillion of debt that needs to be refinanced this year.

01:54:18.680 Most of that in the first half of this year, on top of whatever kind of a deficit that we run.

01:54:25.820 And that, again, is something that pushes up interest rates.

01:54:29.220 And this is where we get, you know, concerned, because we are getting to that level, and not that there isn't a hard and fast rule, but, you know, people in an economic circle say somewhere between 4.8% and 5% on the 10-year yield, where, again, we trigger a debt spiral, we trigger this, you know, chaos in the market, and there needs to be some intervention.

01:54:49.800 So my question is, are they going to do the right things first?

01:54:53.840 Even something like tariffs.

01:54:54.820 What are the right things that they should be doing first?

01:54:58.240 Well, unfortunately, you're not going to like the answer, but, you know, things like weakening the dollar, or, you know, on the good side, if I can come up with something positive, making sure that we're cutting regulations and cutting spending that doesn't impact the GDP to increase GDP first, before we end up cutting off the spending that is adding to the GDP.

01:55:20.740 So there are things that are going to happen, but there's a reason why you keep seeing the Fed and others saying, well, maybe 2% shouldn't be target inflation.

01:55:29.900 Maybe it should be 3%, because they know that we are going to have higher sticky inflation for longer because of this box, these four horsemen of the financial apocalypse that the Biden administration, you know, cemented and completely took all of these options off the table that were present, you know, many years ago.

01:55:49.280 Okay, so I read this morning, I don't remember if it was in a journal where it was, but that Wall Street is actually looking for the economy to kind of spring forward.

01:56:06.760 They seem to have some real optimism on what is being happening, what's happening with regulations.

01:56:15.140 I mean, he is, he's a, he's tackling those first, which is a good sign, I assume for you.

01:56:22.000 He is freeing people up to start businesses and to be able to invest again in businesses.

01:56:30.500 Yeah, so right now, the challenge is that we're still seeing that in a very concentrated manner.

01:56:35.500 There isn't the full breadth, so this sort of, you know, Trump rebound in the stock market, you know, of recent has been really concentrated in those AI names.

01:56:44.640 You're seeing, you know, all these hopes for investment in AI and all of these promises.

01:56:49.300 And so tech is doing very well, and we're not seeing it as broad based.

01:56:53.920 What we want to see, going back to the discussion about Main Street and Scott Bessent calling out the fact that Main Street really needs to lead growth recovery here,

01:57:02.420 is we want to see that broaden out.

01:57:04.720 And certainly deregulation is going to help that, as well as getting some of this other red tape out of the way.

01:57:11.200 It doesn't mean that their job is any less difficult, but the good news is from our side, the things that, you know, the entrepreneurs and business owners and workers can do,

01:57:22.940 optimism is very self-fulfilling, Glenn, right?

01:57:25.360 Sentiment is important because if you feel like things are going to be better and you're not going to be penalized, you're going to make the investments.

01:57:32.620 You're going to hire more people.

01:57:34.140 You're going to go out and give it your all.

01:57:36.040 So that is very important.

01:57:37.340 We shouldn't discount that, and hopefully that will rev up the growth engine.

01:57:41.300 The question is, does it rev up the growth engine faster than it revs up the interest rates?

01:57:47.660 Because interest rates cannot be higher than our growth rate because otherwise we are, you know, financing, you know, something that is on the decline.

01:57:55.940 And that, again, will send us into a debt spiral.

01:57:58.240 So we are on this precipice that needs this incredible choreography.

01:58:01.800 How is this, how is the country's economy going to be affected by the fires?

01:58:08.840 You know, I just read a story today that only three houses have been rebuilt in Hawaii from the fire that happened, what, a year and a half ago?

01:58:19.000 Only three.

01:58:20.440 And it's because of the burden of regulation that has not been cut.

01:58:26.880 Gavin Newsom has put so much onerous regulation on these, on house building now.

01:58:33.580 And with his new policies to make sure nobody's gouging, people are afraid to rent their house because they don't know exactly what that means.

01:58:44.240 How is this going with so much red tape in California?

01:58:48.800 Huge.

01:58:49.940 How is this going to affect our country economically?

01:58:55.060 It's a really good question, because if you think about California on a standalone basis, they're what, like the fifth or fourth largest economy in the world?

01:59:02.800 That's fine, Germany, I think. 0.64

01:59:04.160 Right.

01:59:04.640 So, you know, we all want to say, oh, California, it doesn't matter to us.

01:59:07.640 But it does matter to us in the sort of this fiscal foundation that we're talking about.

01:59:11.600 And the amount of wealth that has been absolutely evaporated, you know that he removed the ability for many of those insurers to insure at the levels that they needed to insure, given the risk of the fact that they were not doing their jobs in the government

01:59:27.500 and creating the issues that portended the fires.

01:59:32.800 So the fact that you have a new fire that just broke out yesterday that's creating all this destruction, all the destruction that's already happened in Maui, North Carolina, places in Florida, that certainly weighs on the economy.

01:59:46.740 And there are people who say, oh, well, that's good because you get to rebuild.

01:59:50.960 But that is the broken window fallacy from Thomas Sowell, right, is that you're not creating something new.

01:59:57.300 You're replacing wealth that was lost and you're diverting resources that could be built or could be going to build new things instead of replacing what was already there.

02:00:07.360 So I do think that potentially could create issues in the insurance and banking industry, you know, from all the claims that do exist.

02:00:15.160 And for those that don't exist, I do think that this could be a drag on the economy.

02:00:19.940 Hopefully, again, we'll have the optimism to move forward.

02:00:24.420 But boy, you know, if you're in California and you're impacted by this, you're thinking twice now.

02:00:29.540 Do I want to stay in California and be subject to these rules and regulations that I thought would never impact me?

02:00:37.380 And now they have completely destroyed my wealth, my family, my spirit.

02:00:41.420 You know, I would imagine that it's probably better for other states and not as good for California.

02:00:46.800 But I do think it's something that's going to weigh on all of us.

02:00:49.160 I think to get the permitting to rebuild your house is like a 400-day wait now.

02:00:54.440 They say that houses won't be rebuilt for probably seven years to rebuild.

02:01:01.000 That's insane.

02:01:02.280 And then think about the number of inspectors that they're going to need, right?

02:01:05.340 Because then you're going to be on a list for somebody to come show up.

02:01:08.200 Because now, instead of going to a handful of houses, they have, you know, hundreds or thousands of houses that they have to build.

02:01:14.160 So this is going to be, I think, one of those things that we're going to continue to hear about.

02:01:19.160 And hopefully, you know, is sort of a linchpin for change if there's any small silver lining in a terrible situation, a linchpin for change in California.

02:01:28.960 But, you know, obviously that remains to be seen.

02:01:32.080 So last question.

02:01:33.840 You feel optimistic on what you've seen in the last week?

02:01:37.460 You feel like we're moving in the right direction?

02:01:39.180 So I feel like we had a choose-your-own-adventure book, right, where we're at this path.

02:01:44.340 And we went down one path, and it's just extremely dark, and, you know, that's the end.

02:01:49.080 And then we have this other path where it is that possibility for us to grow our way out of it.

02:01:54.580 And so we are marching down that path.

02:01:56.680 And so I am optimistic there are smart people, there are resolve, there's a knowledge of the issues.

02:02:02.020 And I think it's not going to be easy, and it's not going to be linear.

02:02:06.040 And you may experience some pain because it's not going to be a pretty process.

02:02:10.040 But I am optimistic that we do have that opportunity to find a way forward in a way that is going to be good for Americans.

02:02:17.200 But I just, I encourage everyone to have patience because they're going to say things that you don't understand.

02:02:22.260 And you say, why aren't they moving faster?

02:02:24.440 They cannot, and they cannot because of the Biden administration and Janet Yellen and all of the insidious things that they did financially on purpose.

02:02:33.380 Carol, thank you so much, as always.

02:02:34.820 You can find her at carolroth.com slash news, carolroth.com slash news, or on X, at caroljroth.

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02:04:05.620 Trump in Davos just said that if you move your company to the United States and build

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The Glenn Beck Program - January 23, 2025

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