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00:00:36.500 morning stew how are you pretty well glenn pretty well uh you know it's a had a good weekend um we

00:00:44.620 should at some point talk about i saw a quiet place part two uh this weekend oh is it good

00:00:50.300 just came out yeah it's very good i thought it was very good but it definitely felt like the first

00:00:54.260 like return to the theater for reals this time you know yeah well i was i was gonna go and uh you

00:01:01.980 know do some memorial day stuff but i just enjoyed the long weekend instead so all right the national

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00:01:43.500 hello you sick twisted freak welcome to the glennbeck program

00:01:50.220 we are uh live from the standing rock ranch but my heart is never far from texas what has happened

00:01:57.940 in texas is absolutely remarkable and the new york times is reporting it uh as if

00:02:06.140 you know look this is probably why we need the filibuster to go away because look at what

00:02:11.760 look at what republicans are doing yeah let's look at the republicans and then let's look at the

00:02:19.440 democrats all in the name of democracy we have that coming up in 60 seconds

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00:03:48.360 welcome to the glenn beck program my dog is asleep behind my dog is asleep behind me

00:04:09.900 uh and uh i'm glad you're here thank you so much we have um uh we we had an interesting

00:04:17.720 uh tale to tell ear in texas you know in texas uh i think we run things better because the

00:04:27.420 politicians are never in session which is the way the united states used to be um we used to

00:04:34.420 meet i think it was once every year in the summer or once every other year and they put it in

00:04:41.340 washington because they knew nobody would want to go to that swamp uh mosquito infested nightmare of a

00:04:48.860 town and unfortunately the the uh uh politicians and everybody i guess decided to uh make that a

00:04:58.220 permanent thing but it it used to be that they would only come in that's the best scenario for a republic

00:05:05.460 because it allows people to have control of their own lives uh cop the uh the house and the senate in

00:05:13.400 texas they don't rule our lives because they're never there so they ended their session in an in

00:05:20.780 an interesting way wouldn't you say stew i would say and it's it's apparently as the uh i believe it

00:05:26.160 was the the new york times in a news story by the way wrote uh and summarized these are the republican

00:05:32.740 efforts to clamp down on voting uh oh man thank goodness we have that happening it's very as you

00:05:41.460 can see anti-democracy glenn uh republicans don't want people to vote they're looking for a select

00:05:47.880 you know group of six or seven people who will vote each year right they're kind of clamped on that list

00:05:53.740 i don't of course i don't know about you but i i'm on that list and uh they're all white and what i say

00:05:58.620 goes right all white men and there's about six of us maybe seven uh eight if you can't count our

00:06:06.060 zionist master over in israel of course um so this is the big the new georgia law controversy is now

00:06:14.300 texas because as each state has gone through it the national media has tried to come together to tell

00:06:20.460 everyone how terrible these things are and now the latest one is in texas texas took a while to get it

00:06:27.260 done came down to the end of the session which was needed to be sunday night uh long story short

00:06:34.440 what the democrats decided to do because you know they love democracy so much glenn and they the

00:06:42.760 respect of democracy the right the right i know the intent of the voters must be respected yes of

00:06:49.900 course as you know amen so what they decided to do with these elected officials that were put in by

00:06:56.300 voters they decided instead of letting them i don't know accomplish uh their uh their jobs and

00:07:04.200 actually do their jobs and get their get the bill that the you know republican voters all supported

00:07:09.460 i get that through they decided to walk out and make it impossible to come up with a quorum

00:07:14.680 basically a procedural measure oh so the vote couldn't go through

00:07:17.900 so all in the name of democracy democracy yes

00:07:24.180 so they stop the democratic process process now as you know we're a republic republican process if you

00:07:35.060 will not uh not uh republican with a uh a capital r but a republican with a small r right they stopped

00:07:42.100 the republican process which uh part of that is democracy of you know all of them lining up and

00:07:49.260 and voting they stopped that all in the name of that yeah really interesting especially after being

00:07:54.000 lectured for the past couple weeks of the the terror of january 6th and the insurrection attempt that we

00:07:59.820 saw on that date glenn the reason was that it was so offensive was not just the violence and the rioting

00:08:05.380 it was because they stopped the democratic process from going forward uh that that was such a terrible

00:08:11.660 tragedy uh just a couple weeks ago now it's to be praised that democrats walked out of the session so they

00:08:19.060 couldn't get the vote done now long term they will have a special uh session and they will get the voting

00:08:24.020 uh rights um act done uh here in texas but what's fascinating about this glenn is not only that they're

00:08:33.040 stopping democracy to preserve democracy as it were to paraphrase an old george bush uh line on

00:08:39.800 capitalism i gotta i gotta violate the free market to save the free market exactly it doesn't really

00:08:45.960 work george so that's what they're doing here um but in addition to this um you know it's it's a

00:08:53.280 typical bill that you've seen from republicans this cycle which is basically hey we think maybe you

00:08:58.820 should be able to prove who you are before you vote things like um the overwhelming uh one of the

00:09:04.720 most popular items in our national discourse which is voter id things that are this is approved by 70

00:09:14.020 and 80 percent of minority voters 70 and 80 percent of democratic voters approve of voter id but it's

00:09:20.980 tossed out there as if it's the most offensive thing you've ever heard in your life so it's mostly

00:09:24.580 stuff like that the one just like in georgia where they they latched on to you can't have water

00:09:30.560 when you're in the lines there's no water people only go to vote to get water and now you're taking

00:09:37.760 away the water because water is the reason why people get in line to vote every every november

00:09:42.960 and it really it's it's so hot it's so hot in the summer in november in november that november heat

00:09:52.140 wave in the summer oh it's so uh people are dropping dead in the lines in november from heat

00:09:58.380 because they don't have any water we have to bring them water that's what they did in georgia so they

00:10:03.980 didn't attempt that thing in texas what they're doing in texas is the brisket there's no brisket

00:10:11.180 where's the brisket i didn't i need brisket i can't go on i first i voted in georgia and i didn't

00:10:18.400 get any water now what no brisket so what they're trying to do in texas is they're highlighting this

00:10:26.660 one part of the law that was also part of the original um uh take on the georgia law basically

00:10:35.200 it says yes you can vote early yes you can vote early on weekends yes you can vote early on

00:10:43.100 sundays but you can't vote sunday morning early you can't vote until i think it's 1 p.m on sunday

00:10:50.380 whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa now whoa my gosh look at the oppression right that's what they're saying now

00:10:58.700 why are they saying that i mean the republicans are saying look you know we want to be able to

00:11:03.040 protect people who work at the polls and have their ability to still go to church so we don't

00:11:07.580 want people forced to avoid church to have to go work at the polls because they have to open the

00:11:11.580 polls early just just so you know uh texas is the closest to a blue law state that i've ever seen

00:11:20.400 and it's all by choice people do go to church i know it's weird democrats but people do go to church

00:11:28.440 you know when you're not putting their pastors in jail uh in texas and very few stores are open

00:11:35.980 on sunday uh a lot of people take you know the sabbath actually as an important thing it's not

00:11:44.600 against the law for them i mean there's some places do close there's a lot of places open too but those

00:11:49.080 they're not as heavily trafficked as you might think because people are actually at church uh you know

00:11:54.660 it's a highly it's a it's a high population religious uh voting base and citizenship so

00:12:01.360 so but the the democrats are saying well the only reason they're doing this

00:12:06.100 is because they're trying to limit the souls for the polls glad souls for the polls souls hang on just

00:12:14.420 a second my friend hey uh sarah do we have the gospel music here as we talk about the souls

00:12:23.240 for the polls uh that is fantastic so are they are they actually being honest this time

00:12:30.720 well souls for the polls that's uh dead people voting no no i should say you're right souls to

00:12:37.760 the polls you're right so i guess it's not so it's not we don't want our voter registry we want dead

00:12:43.140 people it's it's their claim is basically this is a big i mean they took the mask off already i thought

00:12:50.480 maybe they're just also like yep we're just whipping up names of dead people it's the souls

00:12:56.460 for the polls would not be surprised honestly at this point on this one no i i wouldn't either so

00:13:01.380 souls to the polls is a program that runs you know largely in black churches which is an idea that after

00:13:07.500 church everyone gets together and they all go to the polls to vote early i guess now i i don't know

00:13:15.780 what time church runs uh you know i you know my it runs various times usually there's multiple

00:13:22.160 services in texas i've noticed yeah i mean a lot of churches have show times yeah you're like there's

00:13:28.380 like three or four movie theater yeah three or four services per day right because there's so many

00:13:32.860 people that actually go to church here but the idea being that like what they're accusing republicans of

00:13:38.640 is altering the time schedule so that no one can vote before 1 p.m but because they think they're

00:13:46.100 trying to limit the amount of people who will go from church directly to the polls now in theory if

00:13:52.920 you let's i don't know what time does your church end 11 or 12 so you'd have to wait an hour of course

00:13:58.600 the whole point of this is to make the poll workers who are also going to church giving them time to get to

00:14:03.780 the polls to open but what they're saying is they're just trying to limit black people because

00:14:08.600 they apparently and again this is racism again racism in action here by democrats who are basically

00:14:15.140 trying to make the case that black people care so little about government and society that if given a

00:14:22.140 an opportunity to vote but they need to wait an hour will not vote because they care so little about

00:14:28.000 this country they care so little about the state that they will not wait for an hour after church

00:14:33.460 to go vote because they actually care about the poll workers also being able to go to church these

00:14:38.220 religious people want to thwart the poll workers ability to go to church so that they can go

00:14:43.140 immediately after apparently is the accusation here and they're trying to say this is the only reason

00:14:48.060 they're doing this is to limit black voting and therefore this is anti-democracy which is why we can

00:14:53.500 walk out on the democratic process at the last minute okay oh my head follow that from trying to do the

00:14:59.700 gymnastics on this one weren't the democrats the ones that were trying to shut down all of the churches

00:15:06.080 thank you wasn't it i mean isn't it the the democrats that are the marxists that are not really for church

00:15:16.540 you know or god here is a group of people glenn that have spent the last year telling you you're not

00:15:23.180 allowed to go to church at all you are going to be fined your pastor is going to be arrested if you try

00:15:32.020 to go to a worship service but they're the ones telling you that democracy is at its edge if black

00:15:40.260 churches aren't allowed to cart their voters directly to the polls from church again in addition to all of

00:15:49.440 this we spent the last how long with the democrats telling us it's against the law for any pastor

00:15:56.720 to say anything positive about a republican policy from the pulpit because it's a violation of the

00:16:04.080 separation of church and state and they're going to get their tax exemption status removed but yet

00:16:10.060 souls for the polls is so vital to democracy that apparently now you're allowed to go to church

00:16:18.380 just so you can get to the polls it's insanity i love this souls for the polls i mean it just couldn't

00:16:26.480 be any more clear you're you're saying to me you're going to lose your tax status if you intermingle at

00:16:34.580 all church and the polls you're going to lose your tax status uh you know with an exception of uh

00:16:42.000 souls for the polls and alaska and hawaii what what is that this is a scream if it wasn't so tragic if

00:16:52.080 it wasn't our country burning down it would be hysterical yeah and you know i mean other if i

00:16:56.800 were in canada no no because everybody's going to be ruled by the chinese soon so i wouldn't be laughing

00:17:02.740 if i was in another country if i were in china i'd be laughing hang on i can hear them laughing right

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00:19:23.540 so over the weekend i uh spent the time driving up to uh up to the mountain

00:19:43.680 and uh i've never seen so many job openings in my life almost every place i went to said now hiring

00:19:52.800 now hiring please come in and take a job is there anyone out there anyone within the sound of my voice

00:20:01.220 do you have two legs maybe you're missing two arms can you work the fry later some way or another with

00:20:08.200 your teeth uh i mean they will take anybody anybody because everybody is just kicking back on the the

00:20:17.620 biden train and it is really frightening when you think about it when you when you you look at what's

00:20:24.860 happening to us we have already i mean i got news

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00:21:25.280 at boeing uh and uh he was the union steward uh which yes i came from a democratic family and uh

00:21:34.160 and union members uh when they weren't so bad and um and he would he would go he was a good storyteller

00:21:41.860 so he would go to everybody's you know you had to make so many widgets a day and you'd put them in a

00:21:47.020 you know a big barrel as you made the widget he would go around and he would just talk to everybody

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00:21:57.060 a problem with this he'd just take one of their widgets and put it in his pocket then he'd go to

00:22:00.580 the next guy and he'd tell some more stories mike i don't think my grandfather worked a day in his

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00:22:34.920 it will destroy the spirit of this country

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00:24:08.840 this is the glenn beck program welcome i'm glad you're here we're live from the standing rock ranch

00:24:22.640 and um i don't know what you did this weekend but oof i traveled with uh i traveled with five

00:24:30.480 teenage boys across the country uh my cars are up for sale right now i'm not sure you'll ever get the

00:24:42.640 smell out um i just thought i'd throw that in uh last night we sat around with a veteran friend of mine

00:24:50.080 and uh i said uh can you tell them about some of the friends you've lost and some of the fights you

00:24:59.480 were in and it was the only time that i saw the boys completely silent um and he went on for about

00:25:06.920 an hour and told some amazing stories my my deep uh gratitude and deepest thanks to all those who

00:25:17.080 fought for the freedom uh so we can be stupid and piss it away but uh thank you so much for

00:25:27.340 everything that you have sacrificed and all of your friends that you have lost um i am deeply grateful

00:25:35.260 as is my family what did you do this weekend stew uh one of the notable things i did was uh to go see

00:25:42.960 a quiet place part two which that's what they fought for that's what that's what they fought

00:25:48.160 for uh i took uh kamala's advice they actually did and uh enjoy the long weekend as kamala recommended

00:25:55.700 and uh did go see a quiet place part two which was really i thought it was really interesting to to

00:26:02.360 to do because i had been to the movies a few times i went actually in may 2020 at one point uh pat

00:26:10.700 gray and i remember that yeah we went to a movie it was a really terrible vin diesel movie and we

00:26:15.960 were the only two people not only in the theater but in the entire theater complex i don't know if

00:26:22.500 you're saying we went to a really bad vin diesel movie narrows it down annie no it doesn't it doesn't

00:26:29.160 and also people don't know if if the reason the theater was empty was because of vin diesel or the

00:26:33.580 pandemic uh who knows um right but uh so but it was interesting to see a quiet place part two

00:26:40.800 because i've been looking forward to this for a while i really liked the first one

00:26:43.240 and so on march 8th 2020 john krasinski who you know jim from the office uh did he's been great

00:26:51.800 on a bunch of different projects but he never saw this never thought of his directing talent there

00:26:57.140 were when he was working at a paper company i know really he's grown into it he got his life

00:27:01.560 together a lot of time at the gym apparently uh and he's been thinking about how to direct movies

00:27:06.320 uh so on that weekend he is at a red carpet event for a quiet place part two that is about to be

00:27:15.520 released in a couple of weeks that weekend there's a hundred million dollars done at the box office

00:27:21.340 the next weekend it drops down to 53 million dollars and then march 20th that weekend which is the

00:27:29.560 weekend the a quiet place part two is supposed to come out it goes from 53 million and drops down

00:27:35.260 slightly to 4 160 nationwide jeez a one what what they round to a 100 drop in uh revenues so in that

00:27:47.000 period where on march 8th he is maskless no social distancing doing a red carpet event for this movie

00:27:53.240 that's coming out in less than two weeks to the movie being delayed for what they think is going to

00:27:57.760 be a short time and what turns into what 15 months or whatever it was so this movie's been sitting

00:28:04.000 here ready to go for 15 months and they finally uh released it this weekend and to me it felt like

00:28:09.720 the first real like we're actually back at theaters type of event like why do you say that why do you say

00:28:18.280 that well they've tried a couple times to restart this right the first one was tenant uh back in the

00:28:23.540 summer last year which flopped miserably and was also a i also went to see in the movie theater and

00:28:28.860 it was terrible um and then i agree they sort of have done it a couple times here with these split

00:28:35.380 releases like godzilla versus kong came out and made like almost 30 million dollars in theaters a couple

00:28:40.600 of months ago uh bob odenkirk had a movie that came out called enough that you know it wasn't a major

00:28:45.900 which was really good i liked it a lot i thought it was great it wasn't a tentpole type of movie right

00:28:51.360 uh a quiet place is the first one i feel like they it's only in theaters they really went for

00:28:57.600 this is the old school and it did over i think over 50 million dollars this weekend which is way

00:29:02.380 way above expectations great yeah uh now if it was released uh in march of 2020 with no pandemic it

00:29:10.380 probably would have done 100 million dollars in the weekend so it's not fully back but it was you know

00:29:15.740 the theaters were crowded like they you know i went to book a normal time movie um with my wife

00:29:22.900 one time one night this weekend and it was like crowded enough that you know it was hard to find

00:29:28.200 a good seat in the theaters like wasn't completely sold out at the theaters we looked at but it was

00:29:32.460 mostly sold out even the matinee i wound up going to was pretty crowded for a matinee you know it felt

00:29:38.980 like hey you know this is it's coming back around and it's funny because the the story of the movie

00:29:44.420 kind of parallels the mainstream media telling of the pandemic which is like what if you listen to

00:29:53.000 the media like we're open one day then no one is allowed to go do anything and if you have an in-person

00:29:58.100 conversation everyone there dies that's the story of the pandemic to the media and it's also the story

00:30:04.300 of the movie yeah the parallels of the movie this were actually you know pretty amazing

00:30:10.320 i feel like fauci though was uh trying to sell us these big monsters and at the beginning i bought

00:30:19.200 into it yeah you know just a few months in i'm like no dude uh that's the quiet place that's not

00:30:26.040 happening here that's just not happening here well and it's the toughest kind of movie to make

00:30:31.460 and it again runs parallel to the pandemic like the first movie you spend the entire time

00:30:37.080 figuring out like what the hell is going on right there's something's going on something bad is

00:30:42.700 happening i don't know what it is what do these things look like what is going to happen i don't

00:30:46.700 understand how any of this occurred when you make the sequel to the movie it's a lot harder to make

00:30:51.420 that movie because you know what the creatures look like you understand all the rules of this you know

00:30:57.260 horror movie scenario and so to keep people interested in it it's a lot harder to make the movie this is why

00:31:02.980 like every like jason or friday the 13th movie they just up the death count in the sequels because

00:31:07.780 they're like i don't know what else to do what if we just kill more people i don't know i don't know

00:31:11.160 make them bloodier i mean how many 17 year olds are going to have sex at a camp can how many can we

00:31:15.840 kill let's just kill as many as we can um where this is like they did a really good job pulling it off

00:31:21.740 it's up that part of its opposite though like you get to a point where once you learn the rules

00:31:26.600 once you have a situation where you have let's say a vaccine available to every single person who wants to

00:31:32.920 take it above the age of 12 right you the the fear can't be there anymore right like and it feels

00:31:41.120 like people certainly in texas but i think this is even starting to permeate a lot of the blue states

00:31:45.840 people are ready this is it felt to me like the first time you know that it was like we were able

00:31:52.820 to go back to normal a little bit like you know even in even in a movie theater glenn no masks i mean

00:31:58.180 90 of people not wearing masks going into a movie theater now that's the difference it's weird it's a

00:32:02.680 it really depends on where you are yeah you know i was i you know i crossed the country this weekend

00:32:09.480 and i was in uh you know small towns uh all the way and i really didn't see any mask use but you go to

00:32:20.180 los angeles you go to new york and people are wearing 14 masks on their face uh and for no reason it has

00:32:28.040 just been drilled into their head and it's it's really quite sad yeah i was talking to someone

00:32:34.640 who uh my friend of mine who lives in pennsylvania this weekend and he was telling me he he's like you

00:32:39.280 know like the cdc thing guidance changed and you know all the all the stores now say like masks are

00:32:45.480 optional but only you know 30 maybe 40 of people are not wearing masks and he's like i'm going in there

00:32:51.500 every time without a mask on now and like what i think people lose here is that that's just cultural

00:32:57.600 right that that's not a scientific judgment in fact you would argue these states have higher

00:33:03.360 vaccination rates than than even a state like texas does it's like it's just a cultural thing

00:33:09.220 at this point and people get very frustrated about these restrictions and rightly so and we've talked

00:33:14.280 a lot about how they're wrong and not following the science and all these things and that's all

00:33:19.720 totally legitimate i think at the end of the day when the history is written about this pandemic

00:33:23.960 the fact that texas opened up a couple of months earlier than you know pennsylvania which opened up

00:33:31.540 a couple of months earlier than california is not going to be the headline right like it's it's not

00:33:37.400 the top of this of the story here it if you're in one of these states it feels like an eternity

00:33:43.380 but like i think you know we are getting we're at the point now where if you look back a couple

00:33:48.920 months ago it wasn't 30 or 40 percent in a blue state that were unmasked it was zero percent or

00:33:53.840 five percent now it's 30 or 40 percent in a month from now it'll be 50 or 60 and then it'll be 80 and

00:33:59.080 then it'll be 100 and we are going in the right direction texas feels with the the only exception

00:34:07.460 to this i would say at this point is some places still have their employees wearing masks other than

00:34:13.760 that i would say we feel it feels 100 back to normal here in texas and that might be you might

00:34:19.740 be pissed off if you're in a blue state hearing that like how can that be happening we do live in

00:34:23.780 two americas right now but this is coming to you it's just you have a you the people around you voted

00:34:30.640 for a terrible governor and it's going to take a while you're going to have to pay for that vote for a

00:34:35.540 couple of months while they unroll these things even when the science clearly says it's time to change

00:34:40.840 those policies but you know it is coming we are on the right side of this i think and it was kind

00:34:46.440 of encouraging to see people back in a freaking movie theater again you know 50 million dollar

00:34:51.700 movies is soon we'll be at 100 million again and maybe we'll have you know these regular life back

00:34:57.820 for all of us which i i know i as much as i i can sit here and i like to make the point about red

00:35:05.000 states and blue states it would be nice to have i don't know there's a lot of good people in blue

00:35:08.560 states that have been beat up by all these policies it'll be nice to see them free yeah i know

00:35:12.200 yeah i will tell you that we were we were driving up i had a very different weekend than than i think

00:35:18.940 you did although i was sitting in front of a bunch of teenage boys that i had to say could you just shut

00:35:25.260 up for a few minutes um uh but uh we were driving uh through the mountain as we were coming into the

00:35:33.600 canyon here for the ranch uh i saw an animal i never ever want to see again it was a cougar

00:35:44.180 and it was about two o'clock in the morning was it madonna and we're driving what madonna no

00:35:51.300 yeah you know what i think that's more frightening than the actual cougar that we saw but he was

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00:38:41.180 some of your grocery supplies uh and your gasoline could be absolutely unaffordable very soon uh if

00:38:52.080 you're somebody who preps or stocks up on food if you haven't already stocked up on beef uh in

00:38:58.340 particular you might want to do that for the first time in history uh beef by the pound on the on the

00:39:07.180 if you will uh was less expensive than pork

00:39:11.920 hmm why is that the farmers i want you to know ranchers and farmers we're going to be doing a

00:39:24.060 special on this in the next couple of weeks because something is very wrong uh and we're going to

00:39:30.360 delve into a little bit of this uh coming up in just a few minutes but something or something is

00:39:35.700 very wrong with the uh four companies that do all of the the lumber uh distribution and something is

00:39:44.940 wrong with the meat part processors the four companies that are doing all of our meat processing

00:39:49.860 i think it is uh i think it's a monopoly that needs to be broken up quite honestly there are only four

00:39:58.000 of these companies and they all seem to be moving in exactly the same direction two of them are foreign

00:40:03.840 owned one is owned by brazil the other is owned by china can we stop selling our medicine and our food

00:40:11.840 to china could we maybe learn from a lesson and don't have not be dependent on foreign countries for our food

00:40:23.320 or for our medicine but uh beef is going to go through the roof soon uh friday beef was selling for

00:40:34.640 less than pork it's never happened before in history and yet it costs more money to feed a cow

00:40:44.380 and raise a cow than it has in a very long time so it's the farmers they're not getting rich the uh

00:40:51.940 the granaries they're they're not making the money who's making the money here who's getting uh like

00:40:59.100 two thousand pounds or two thousand dollars in profit for each cow i'll tell you next so if you

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00:45:15.140 californians are leaving the golden state in massive numbers thanks to the radical left's destructive

00:45:21.400 policies blaze tv host dave rubin joins glenn to expose what living in california is really like

00:45:27.560 san francisco run by progress los angeles run by progress so all the states that are doing well

00:45:33.240 right now it's pretty great but you got to be careful because you're going to get infected

00:45:37.240 watch golden state gulag tomorrow night 9 p.m eastern on blaze tv

00:45:42.600 could i play cut six biden democracy is in peril listen to this the lives of billions

00:45:57.080 from antiquity to our own hour have been shaped by the battle between aspirations of the many and the

00:46:04.120 greed of the few between people's right to self-determination and the self-seeking of the

00:46:12.080 dictator between dreams of democracy and appetites for autocracy which we're seeing around the world

00:46:20.640 our troops have fought this battle on fields around the world but also

00:46:25.360 the battle of our time and the mission falls to each of us each and every day democracy itself

00:46:35.280 is in peril here at home and around the world

00:46:41.200 what we do now what we do now how we honor the memory of the fallen

00:46:47.840 will determine whether or not democracy will long endure

00:46:54.240 so those are great words they really are but i'm having a hard time squaring them with

00:46:59.760 um reality i'm trying i'm trying to square them with

00:47:07.680 so let me be honest with you let me let me did you see the do we happen to have the video of

00:47:13.360 uh joe biden when he was talking about the very young girl he's at a speech and i'm not going to go

00:47:19.440 into the creepiness of the very young girl thing i just want you to listen to him here it is

00:47:26.080 i'm honored to be joined today by the governor northam and by two great representatives of

00:47:31.840 the commonwealth congressman laurie and congressman scott listen to him and i want to thank thank you for

00:47:39.520 all that you do to represent these service veterans because they're devoted to you

00:47:44.560 the family members the caregivers survivors will call virginia home i'm especially honored to share the

00:47:52.160 stage with britney and jordan and nathan and margaret catherine i uh i love those barrettes in her hair

00:48:00.320 man i tell you what i'm looking at her she looks like she's 19 years old sitting there with her

00:48:06.480 like a little lady in the way he's caught britney you're doing triple duty

00:48:14.400 okay we don't have to overlook the weirdness do we i i mean completely yeah no i mean you you go ahead

00:48:20.720 that's not my point but i think it should be made so go ahead stew it was really creepy you all heard

00:48:25.840 it and you know it was creepy i mean i understand that there's a grandfatherly thing he's going for

00:48:31.040 there but he is they should tell him not to try doing it again because it does not work

00:48:38.080 it is really super creepy however did you notice how he is just

00:48:43.600 i don't know i don't know i don't know one thing britney i love those barrettes and britney

00:48:51.280 and he just sounds like he's really really tired like i've got to get a nap in pretty soon i'm not sure

00:49:00.960 um that he even knows i i think he has surrounded himself by radicals

00:49:06.720 uh and i don't know if he's even getting the truth on what is happening with his policies

00:49:13.360 because how are these radicals writing these speeches for him these speeches don't reflect

00:49:20.560 the policies of of him for the most part that that you know democracy is in peril because of uh the

00:49:29.200 the the want of a dictatorship yeah who's calling for a dictatorship who who is who is building the

00:49:37.520 framework of a dictatorship who's the one that's trying to change all of our systems so it's easy to

00:49:46.080 stay in power who is the one that is demonizing half of the country it is it's it's frightening and i saw

00:49:56.320 a poll the other day that democrats and i don't mean the ones in washington i mean the average

00:50:01.680 democrat that you know that lives next door to you that is normal that they're starting to

00:50:07.840 be concerned about some of these things that are happening they're starting to look at the wokeness and say

00:50:15.840 this is going too far and uh you know it looks like we're starting to you know edge into marxism

00:50:24.320 well welcome to the party democrats um i hope you i hope you wake up a little faster because

00:50:31.360 democracy is in peril and i don't understand the policies you know we are looking at probably two

00:50:43.680 million new um dreamers coming in over the border two million in this year

00:50:51.920 at the time when americans are not working now these people will work i don't know about you but

00:51:01.360 i see i see you know in new immigrants assuming they're legal or illegal but i see new immigrants

00:51:10.160 and they are working hard they they know what the american dream is

00:51:15.200 so is that it is is are we just living off of this new labor and then americans are not supposed

00:51:23.360 to go to work because everywhere everywhere it is happening where americans just aren't going to work

00:51:32.240 i got a friend who wrote to me he said glenn my my neighborhood facebook page is now a constant

00:51:39.200 stream of job openings for low-wage positions people are complaining because mercury coffee just

00:51:46.160 shut down here uh until they can find people jimmy johns is now shut down not because of covid but

00:51:53.840 because they can't find anybody to work it the local pizza place can't find anyone i just placed an

00:52:00.320 order at mcdonald's and drove up to pick it up the manager told me she can't do curbside because they

00:52:06.080 don't have enough people even to keep the drive-through running there were dozens of cars waiting in like

00:52:13.120 70s gas lines for the drive-through at mcdonald's what's happening to us

00:52:23.680 well we're we're so many are not willing to go back to work and this is going to mean really bad things

00:52:32.400 now i want to i want to talk to you about the price of gas and the price of everything that is going

00:52:39.120 up and not all of it is because people won't go to work some of it is if we include all food and energy

00:52:48.400 costs into our cpi which we don't because the government says oh those numbers are too volatile

00:52:55.760 oh they just go up and down and we don't want to include those in the

00:53:01.760 the consumer product in index i mean consumer price index i mean because they'll go up

00:53:09.520 if you include them like we used to we'd be closer to 20 percent annualized rate of inflation 20

00:53:17.200 percent john williams that's shadow stats pegged in 1980s era cpi at 12 percent in april compared to

00:53:27.040 the four percent that the government tells us it is but even he noted that his inflation index

00:53:33.440 doesn't include all food costs for instance dining out now i'm not dining out all the time but i'm using

00:53:41.120 uber eats more than i ever have before if gasoline moves up to five dollars a gallon even his index

00:53:50.320 will be higher uh closer to 18 percent we also have another problem and i would love to hear from anybody

00:54:03.680 who is a rancher or somebody who sells lumber on their land or a logger because something is very very wrong

00:54:15.120 we have a growing issue in both the lumber and meat packing industry now on friday

00:54:23.520 and this is why i question the president

00:54:25.600 we have lumber up over 800 percent increase the price over 800 percent in an increase

00:54:38.560 we also have a housing shortage now people are are trying to buy houses but they're buying houses

00:54:45.440 at a rate or i should say at a price that we have never seen before in human history

00:54:52.000 when you look at the case shiller index never has america paid this much for a house it's almost

00:55:02.320 double what it was in 2007 right before the big collapse where everybody lost their houses

00:55:11.280 one of the reasons is because the houses are about 30 percent more expensive to build right now

00:55:19.040 because of a shortage of lumber now you're president of the united states what do you do

00:55:26.320 if you believe in the united states if you're trying to help out the consumer

00:55:32.080 do you do things to make lumber less expensive or more expensive on friday president biden put a new tariff

00:55:42.480 on lumber so now we have any lumber that is coming from canada has a new tariff on it

00:55:53.200 well that's not helpful that will make the price of lumber even more expensive

00:55:59.200 now there are four companies four companies that run the lumber mills there are also four companies that

00:56:06.640 are the largest meat packers they control over 90 percent of all of the uh product in america so if

00:56:17.280 you're looking to buy meat you're most likely going to get it from these four processing plants

00:56:25.120 90 you're looking for lumber you're going to get them from these four different lumber companies

00:56:31.360 there is something you could make a case for collusion and there are some senators now

00:56:43.360 including democratic senators who are now looking at the price of beef and what is going on and the

00:56:49.760 price of lumber and they're asking questions and what they're doing is they're asking the justice

00:56:55.440 department to look into it to see if there's any collusion do you trust the justice department

00:57:08.480 consumer prices are up more than a hundred percent in each industry but what's driving the shortages

00:57:17.680 is more collusion between major companies keeping the supply short rather than skyrocketing

00:57:25.280 demand or shortage of production in both cases lumber and beef fortune 100 companies who control the

00:57:36.160 industry are making huge profits right now gigantic profits but the producers and the consumers are getting

00:57:47.200 screwed the guy with the chainsaw out in the forest he's not making more money

00:57:54.160 the guy who has has purchased this land and is now trying to thin some of the forest by taking some of the lumber

00:58:03.600 he's not getting rich if you have a herd of cattle and you are trying to sell them at market you've just

00:58:12.480 paid the highest price you may have paid in a very long time for grain

00:58:16.960 you have to raise the price of your cow because you've paid it cost you so much money

00:58:27.840 if you're lucky you're making about eight cents a pound

00:58:33.600 that's barely enough to keep the lights on if you're lucky as of as of friday you

00:58:43.280 weren't making anything you were lucky to break even most are losing money so we have plenty of beef

00:58:52.880 we have plenty of cattle

00:58:55.760 where's the breakdown

00:58:59.120 i'll tell you the excuse and then the real reason next

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01:00:52.880 so it is it is not the fault of the truckers it is not the fault of the producers we know now that the

01:01:07.840 producers are paying more for grain uh they are uh the cheapest logs we've had in a very long time

01:01:17.120 so what's happening because the the guys who are actually producing they're not getting any more money

01:01:25.200 in fact they're getting less so where's it coming from well the meat producers are blaming it on the

01:01:33.280 truckers the truckers would not be could not be responsible for a 100 percent increase

01:01:44.640 yes we have shortages of people who want to work but the truckers are being paid uh more than they

01:01:55.440 were but not enough to make our beef this expensive it's at the producers level the people who actually

01:02:05.920 take the beef process it and then get it to the stores they are making profits that are record

01:02:14.560 profits and because there's only four of them two of which are foreign owned when are we going to learn

01:02:21.120 that lesson because there's only four of them i believe it's a wink and a nod i believe i can't prove

01:02:28.480 it but there needs to be an investigation but it's going to be the justice department they i believe are

01:02:36.080 looking at profits and saying why would we work harder when we're making more money than we ever

01:02:44.240 have we're we're putting out less product and we're making more money why would we want

01:02:53.920 this to change i don't think these companies are in it for americans i don't think these companies are

01:03:02.240 actually doing the right thing um they're doing the right thing for the shareholders perhaps for the

01:03:10.640 ceos perhaps they're not doing the right thing for the american people and somebody in government needs

01:03:18.480 to have a hearing and call them to task is there anybody clean enough in washington dc to do it

01:03:27.760 because the price of your house and the price of the food that you put on that kitchen table

01:03:32.000 are going to skyrocket if this doesn't stop soon you're also going to put all of the farmers out of

01:03:40.240 business you're not going to have anybody that can afford to raise cattle for meat oh but don't worry

01:03:47.040 two of those companies are foreign but the other two they're the ones making things like the impossible

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01:05:26.480 this is the glenn back program i want to play something i found on uh lonesome lands uh it's a

01:05:42.160 um it's a rancher uh kind of website and this is uh this is the guy who uh gives the updates his name is

01:05:49.920 jim mundorff i want you to listen to what he says about the prices of of beef in the grocery store and

01:05:57.440 on the farm if you imagine yourself as a beef packer and you are butchering two head of cattle

01:06:03.440 every day and on those two head you're making 200 per head so you're making 400 a day and you're making

01:06:09.440 a good living and a good profit and all of a sudden something happens and now you're only able to make

01:06:14.560 one you're only able to butcher one head of cattle a day and on that one head because there's less

01:06:20.640 supply uh beef you're able to increase your pricing and all of a sudden you're making a thousand dollars

01:06:26.240 a day and and so your income has jumped two head a 400 one head a thousand and now you've got less

01:06:36.000 payroll less facilities needed less logistical issues just less everything and you're making more money

01:06:42.800 are you going to be in a hurry to go back uh to go back and work harder for 400 a day or are you

01:06:49.920 going to want to sit on your thousand dollars a day and just rake it in as rake it in and just butcher

01:06:56.720 that one you're going to want to sit on a thousand dollars a day but in a competitive marketplace what

01:07:03.360 you would have is somebody else would say they would want that market share they would want that shelf

01:07:08.960 space and they would come in and they would butcher two four six eight whatever it took because you're

01:07:14.400 in a competitive marketplace but in this scenario there's only four of you um there's you and three

01:07:20.560 other beef packers and you're just kind of looking at each other while you're making your thousand

01:07:24.800 dollars a day and thinking why would we ever go back why would we ever increase um increase

01:07:29.680 production again when we can sit back and make this make more money than we ever dreamed of and so that's

01:07:35.520 where we're at and what they're doing is illegal um and that's a re they always have to have an excuse

01:07:42.320 right now their excuse is a labor shortage um last year it was uh covet of course and then the year

01:07:49.920 before that there was a little fire that broke out in one of the beef one beef packing plant in kansas

01:07:56.000 and it's just always another excuse and then every time the profit margins just get more they just

01:08:02.320 stretch those profit margins out more and more this is something that i never knew and never followed

01:08:11.680 and most people don't because we're too far away from the land but what he was just saying is exactly

01:08:17.920 what all of the ranchers around me say every single time it's always something we now have four

01:08:25.040 companies that produce about 90 of all the beef in america tyson foods jbs cargill and smithfield foods

01:08:35.440 they're the ones that are controlling the market and the market price we have got to start

01:08:44.160 getting away from these big companies on almost everything we you know the one thing that people have

01:08:50.400 right uh on the on the left if you will the the idea that uh we should uh think globally but act locally

01:09:01.440 the more we have given all of the power over our food over our medicine everything out of our states

01:09:08.400 many times out of our country we have got to find these small meat packing plants again

01:09:15.120 and uh encourage them and start buying from them because this is out of control ben in ohio hello ben

01:09:27.040 yes sir good morning how's things in texas uh really good yeah well hey you were talking about

01:09:35.200 you know the inflationary rate on on food pricing going up uh our family here in our village

01:09:40.960 uh we own and operate a small meat processing facility we do everything but slaughtering uh and we

01:09:50.560 raise all of our products here locally uh on our farm right outside of town uh and boy i tell you what

01:09:57.360 since and i'm i don't mean to sound cliche but since january 20th uh protein prices have drastically

01:10:05.840 increased and you know we saw that last year uh go ahead and you know we saw that last year uh due to

01:10:11.760 covet you know uh and we saw a huge huge huge price increase and we also saw huge price decreases

01:10:20.800 immediately after that and now we're seeing that again uh and like you said we're seeing these excuses

01:10:29.280 being played out of less labor which obviously we know there is less labor out there but you are correct

01:10:35.200 correct there are four companies that control the price here in the united states uh and

01:10:42.160 and i and i think it's like almost like the mafia if they're not buying if they're not doing it

01:10:49.680 i mean they control the price of what the animals cost at the market uh and they're making all of this

01:10:57.360 money on the end where the farmers and the ranchers and the people who grown the grain they're not getting

01:11:03.920 rich no well they're they're the ones that not only are they doing the processing uh to the final

01:11:11.600 consumer they're also owning the product as well and they're not you know they're not the small family

01:11:17.680 farms that raised a hundred to a thousand uh ten thousand cattle uh had a head of beef a year you

01:11:24.320 know it's not them that are doing it's not the family that are doing it's the corporate and they just work for

01:11:29.680 the man so to speak so uh yeah we're our our family business here we're we're in a niche business

01:11:39.600 where we uh operate uh and sell directly to you know from farm to table if you want to call it that

01:11:45.520 i know that that's a real hot hot buzz point right now or hot word to say but you know you're talking

01:11:50.800 about the uh uh the four companies not only do they control the price they control all the regulations as

01:11:57.280 well too and make it much more difficult for the small family farms to be successful and i call it

01:12:04.240 the walmartization of our food and not and that's unfair to say to a retailer like walmart but they

01:12:12.000 want you to go and buy in these small they don't want you to buy from us small producers and retailers

01:12:19.680 they want you to go into the large retailers like the krogers like the publics like uh around here we have

01:12:26.960 you know meyer stores as well too or more whole foods or costcos uh and they trick you into thinking

01:12:34.720 that those places are actually less when you're actually paying more uh the same or more but they

01:12:41.360 have you know maybe one or two items that are lesser than a smaller retailer but everything else is

01:12:48.480 the same or greater um ben thank you so much for your phone call we need to find our own processors

01:12:58.320 uh locally and by farm to uh farm to table let's go to mike in west virginia hello mike

01:13:07.600 hi mr beck how are you there mike good sir how are you i'm good again um good morning to you and

01:13:15.280 stew um i might have a little bit different perspective on this i work for a company that

01:13:20.400 manufactures animal feed trailers um i sell these trailers to everyone that's just been mentioned on

01:13:26.720 the air within the last five minutes i was telling your uh call screener the name of my company who i

01:13:33.280 deal with and what i'm being told out there glenn is that the three main ingredients to animal feed

01:13:42.720 is corn soy and diesel fuel now obviously you don't put diesel fuel in it but you got to have it to

01:13:48.000 move product from point a to point b and i've got people out there telling me not only at the big

01:13:56.320 producers such as the ones you mentioned smithfield tyson but also at your smaller feed mills there are

01:14:02.160 hundreds of small feed mills in the hills of pennsylvania ohio so forth and so on and they're

01:14:08.400 telling me that by this time next year soy could be double uh corn could be doubled and diesel could

01:14:14.720 be 450 a gallon and that's not unrealistic and when that happens i don't think it's on hang on just a

01:14:22.160 sec mike i don't think that's unrealistic at all and i i agree with you on the three ingredients for

01:14:28.960 cattle but what i'm saying is that the average rancher brings his cow who he's had to pay more for

01:14:36.320 diesel fuel he has had to pay more uh for uh his feed he's not getting that back he's breaking even

01:14:46.000 at best uh and so the so the all the profit margins are coming from uh or going to the meat processors

01:14:56.080 they're not going to everybody else they're not certainly not going to the rancher

01:15:01.280 you know you're you're absolutely correct and the bottom line in all this glenn is that

01:15:08.800 and and we don't quite understand and maybe you do but the bottom motivator in all of this

01:15:16.480 is energy prices when it costs more money to move raw material from point a to point b then it's just

01:15:23.920 going to be you know common sense to realize that it's going to cost more money to move the end product

01:15:29.760 from point a to point b everything that is moved in the animal feed industry or the animal production

01:15:35.520 industry is done with diesel fuel whether it be trains semi-trailers what have you yeah and when

01:15:44.000 when all of that and they don't buy it like you and i buy it glenn um i mean they buy it by the tanker

01:15:50.000 load and so when they're you know when they're at a dollar 85 a gallon which they were a year ago right now

01:15:56.320 uh and now they're almost double that that the the one that pays for this and and we can all thank

01:16:04.720 uncle joey for this the one that pays for this is you and me and everybody else that wants to sit down

01:16:12.080 and and and have a good meal and it's not just beef that's where people all those ingredients i gave

01:16:18.800 you i know turkey feed that's turkey feed that's chicken feed that's cow feed uh in fact cow feed has got a

01:16:26.080 little bit less of that i'm talking from the dairy side of it than some of the others some of the

01:16:32.320 dairy feeds get molasses put in it and and and more sweeteners you know because that's more appealing to

01:16:38.320 to that animal but when but corn soy and what the other people don't realize glenn and maybe you do is

01:16:44.000 when you're rolling down the roads of ohio indiana illinois i grew up in the chicago area

01:16:48.640 and you see all these fields of corn 95 of that corn and soybean that you see when you're rolling down

01:16:54.480 the the back roads of ohio pennsylvania illinois that is not for human consumption that's for

01:17:00.640 animal consumption i mean that's not your sweet thank you see

01:17:07.040 i i agree with you mike thank you i gotta cut you uh loose we have verne on the phone hello verne yes

01:17:14.240 hi glenn how are you hi good how are you thank you for getting to these topics today i i have a different

01:17:21.280 perspective than most on on this uh i i work for a company that leases rollerblades to security

01:17:28.720 personnel at petting zoos and and what i think is important for the audience to understand is there

01:17:34.240 are 14 main ingredients to rodent swill um you have you have your corn to rodent swill you have your

01:17:41.360 corn husks your mink globules right your horse glue your uh white leopard pancreas uh you got your uh

01:17:54.400 liquefied camel humps uh you got your diet rc cola um and this is all for what what are you making with

01:18:03.120 this all the price on all those things i'm sure it's going up but you're making what uh rodents

01:18:10.480 will uh there's 14 main ingredients uh i'd like to rodent yeah i have a four hour uh uh kind of

01:18:18.880 zoom call i'm doing later if all of your audience would like to come on and i'll discuss each individual

01:18:24.080 piece of that uh and and where do i find that zoom call uh www.rodent.swill all right okay thank

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01:20:16.360 this is the glenbeck program we're glad you're here thank you so much for listening

01:20:28.220 interesting listening to that caller uh not the one who was telling us about the 14 main ingredients

01:20:32.800 of rodent swill but the one before that yeah and several callers this hour where i i'm fascinated

01:20:39.820 by this at the level of i like go to grocery stores often uh as you might know by looking at me

01:20:48.040 and i you realize how well capitalism works when you think about there are all of these things all

01:20:56.320 these products in these stores they're always there whenever i need them and i spend approximately

01:21:02.500 zero minutes thinking about how they get there you know i i am not required by this at all

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01:21:14.440 yeah so i'm with you i never think of it either until until the price of until my grocery store says

01:21:22.460 we're not even buying beef ribs anymore because they're far too expensive no one will buy them

01:21:27.900 and i'm i'm hearing that in a community of ranchers um that that's that's nuts and so you start

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01:21:41.520 and there's several things that are breaking down um and if we're going to if we're going to be able

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01:21:57.380 that are the beef producers are also making fake meat which would be great for their esg scores

01:22:03.740 um we're putting ranchers out of business once you do that all you have is corporate meat and

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01:24:06.980 america's farmers are in trouble uh but you're going to experience it in a different way

01:24:19.460 when you go to the grocery store and you try to buy some cereal you try to buy some milk

01:24:24.600 and you try to buy a meat product of any sort

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01:26:14.700 so i grew up on a farm kind of in the summers my grandparents had a farm and uh there wasn't

01:26:40.140 anything i could do faster than get off of that farm it's incredible work um however i think we

01:26:48.900 lost it as a nation when we lost connection with the soil and how things grow and are produced

01:26:54.880 i i want to talk to somebody who i admire a great deal who has been on the program before

01:27:01.980 uh and whose voice i seek out when the price of meat is starting to go up his name is steve stratford

01:27:10.700 he's a uh kansas cattle buyer and angus breeder and assistant manager of pratt livestock hello steve how

01:27:18.220 are you good morning glenn i'm great uh thanks for having me on you bet now steve here's what i'd like

01:27:27.460 to do because most of the audience doesn't doesn't care about the price of cattle and they should

01:27:35.540 can you frame this so people who are just they go just go to the grocery store they're living in a

01:27:41.800 city they're living a normal life and they're disconnected from the farms can you explain what's

01:27:48.320 happening to the beef and why it's so important i'll tell you what glenn right now uh the uh packing

01:27:57.880 industry is controlled by such few amount of people that uh basically today they can uh put the screws

01:28:05.700 to the consumer and the producer both and and capture a margin in the middle that uh is not uh

01:28:12.180 of uh percentage equity theirs um basically uh you know they're they're profiting this week

01:28:22.640 a thousand dollars ahead and owning that animal for a week or less and the producer's margins are

01:28:29.260 negative 100 to maybe 20 or 30 dollars and they've got an 18 month investment in that animal

01:28:35.880 right so the people who are raising the cows they are losing money now at the open market

01:28:43.400 why is the market i mean because they're paying more for feed they do have at least 12 to 18 months

01:28:51.660 in that cow that they had to feed it and care for it and give it its vaccinations and everything else

01:28:57.360 and now they're losing money um that sounds like a company trying to put farmers out of business

01:29:04.440 yeah that's exactly right and i mean you're talking about that producer losing money while

01:29:10.680 our product at the retail sector is at record levels and the demand is insatiable um what has

01:29:18.160 happened that they've got so much captive supply and control handed to them that they don't have to

01:29:23.920 actively bid and there's no true price discovery on those cattle um so they've got the deal controlled

01:29:29.920 and they're putting the screws to the retail sector and uh also the producer with the end goal in mind

01:29:36.400 to uh get it down to just a few uh very large producers that are willing to work on a margin

01:29:43.100 and uh put the average uh smaller operator out of business in this country

01:29:48.320 so the free market system has completely broken down

01:29:53.080 correct um you know we've lost any price discovery and any connection to the uh to the product we raise

01:30:02.160 um you know they uh they can uh they can price it at the retail sector and basically

01:30:09.640 give the producer whatever they want

01:30:11.600 so the trump administration was looking into these um uh into these uh processing

01:30:22.920 plants um because of covid and they said oh this is the price and the farmers are getting screwed

01:30:29.180 because of covid and he didn't think so do you know if any of that was was done was was there any

01:30:36.180 result to that we're actually waiting on the results of the there was a fire and a packing plant we're

01:30:43.820 still waiting on the final results of that investigation all that stuff has uh come without any real

01:30:50.660 true fruition or answers um as we speak right now we have a couple three drives from uh different senators

01:30:58.900 to uh open another doj investigation

01:31:01.960 so what is the um uh how long can a rancher

01:31:08.960 you know wait this out i mean i don't know any ranchers that can

01:31:14.720 lose that kind of money on their cows and then just oh well i'll just do it again for a year and hope that it's better next year

01:31:21.580 yeah and and we're at that point now glenn that where uh the clock's ticking fast

01:31:28.580 um you know it is such a large investment out here for these people and they have to uh invest so much time

01:31:35.440 capital labor that uh if they don't start getting a plausible return here

01:31:40.760 uh we're going to see a lot of these producers go out of business

01:31:44.100 and how that affects the consumer is that uh

01:31:48.200 a like i said before i mean these these big packers can price it to the retail sector however they want

01:31:55.240 they own different uh segments of the protein business

01:31:59.460 um they're controlling that whole meat counter with also investments in fake meat

01:32:04.660 um that's priced there alongside our product

01:32:07.180 and it's it's a total

01:32:09.620 misadvertising by the packer i mean you go into the effect of the

01:32:14.580 the foreign beef coming in and as long as it's processed here it can be labeled

01:32:18.540 product of the usa

01:32:19.880 um you know we've got it coming from all avenues i mean right in the middle of the american

01:32:25.540 taxpayers sending billions of dollars to the

01:32:28.360 american rancher

01:32:30.440 the american taxpayer just as well wrote those checks to uh the four major packers because they're

01:32:36.320 the ones that got that margin our product was never in problem our product never was at a

01:32:42.140 discount in the meat in the meat counter and we had to bail out the american ranchers when the

01:32:47.520 when the product they raise is at a record level and and that's just a broken system

01:32:52.000 so we're talking to steve stafford whose report on this i watched i think on uh friday or saturday

01:33:00.160 and you know i am i am not a rancher but uh you know i i dabble in cows and the one thing that

01:33:09.040 i've learned is this didn't start with covid there's always an excuse and it it looks like

01:33:16.300 um that this started to get bad around 2015 which i think is interesting when you look at the paris

01:33:24.520 accords because they went down uh as as well at that time and the they were then pushing the

01:33:33.080 corporations and big banks into this esg thing but let me just give you an article here that

01:33:40.760 really is disturbing um meat from animals i'm quoting meat from animals will be a luxury

01:33:48.400 uh and very pricey in the future the people will have to turn to vegetable derived alternatives which

01:33:56.960 will be cheaper this is according to jbs chief executive officer uh gobelto uh tom what is it tomozoni

01:34:07.640 um this is jbs saying years ago that this is going to become very very pricey

01:34:15.860 what is what are the indications that beef is going to become you know more pricey in the future other

01:34:23.660 than people wanting to engineer prices to be more expensive yeah and you've got the packers investing in

01:34:32.480 the alternative meats um which is a direct competition and um they uh you know there's no

01:34:40.360 reason right now for what the producer's receiving for the meat to be at the price they are it's just

01:34:45.260 a monopoly on the on the packing system um and we haven't you know you've got these fake meats out

01:34:53.500 here they've got a list of ingredients in them that is longer than your average bathroom cleaner

01:34:58.560 you'll find under your sink um i don't think we really know the ramifications or if that stuff's

01:35:03.820 even healthy um and uh i imagine you're a red-blooded american that eats red meat and uh we've proven that

01:35:11.860 that is healthy and the most wholesome source of protein for a long time here so i don't think we

01:35:16.960 throw the baby out with the bath water and think we go to uh these alternatives they're pushing

01:35:21.260 so steve you're seeing the futures prices now what does that mean in the grocery store

01:35:28.380 a month from now two months from now you know the futures price to the grocery store really means

01:35:36.020 nothing the futures prices is what the producer out here can lock in that ad or uh um you know price

01:35:45.320 his product at there is no tie to the from the futures price to the boxed beef um there's no tie to the

01:35:53.100 producer with the boxed beef price um we do have a like a december futures is showing fat kettle going

01:36:00.360 to be you know 15 dollars you know eight nine dollars higher than it is today um now how does that

01:36:08.100 correlate to the boxed beef it really doesn't um the packers can price that word so do you have

01:36:12.860 you have any idea how if our prices are going to go up or down at the grocery store

01:36:19.860 it would look to me like they're going to stay up we have a employer problem in these plants they

01:36:27.260 can't process at maximum capacity because the employees won't show up because they can make as

01:36:32.320 much money sitting at home collecting unemployment um and like i say beef has crazy demand right now

01:36:39.200 everybody's out and about and back out um so uh they have they've got that price up there and gouging

01:36:47.340 the consumer because they can't uh they can't process enough of it and keep it in front

01:36:51.680 steve thank you so much you want to take it you want to take it to another level i guess i'd like to

01:36:59.740 add this that uh the average consumer out there listening to you and the consumer across the united

01:37:05.220 states needs to call their senators their legislators and express concerns because uh you know just like

01:37:12.860 today we've got jbs which is the largest packer in the united states of proteins under cyber attack

01:37:19.540 and shut down so the prices will skyrocket at the consumer level um when one of these packers

01:37:27.300 goes down for a minute so this country national security and food security needs to uh have more

01:37:33.780 packing and and uh not be so susceptible to problems

01:37:37.640 steve thank you very much i appreciate it call your senator and your congressman now

01:37:44.700 and have them look into this uh i was just going to uh report on this uh cyber hacking

01:37:52.280 it is exactly what happened to our gasoline uh what a surprise we're going to see more of this which will

01:37:59.740 cause the cost of everything going up i sure would like to know what washington is doing about it

01:38:06.260 you know last time we had a cyber hack it was uh it was a private matter it was a private corporation

01:38:12.780 well what the hell good is a the united states government if you're not protecting our private

01:38:19.780 corporations uh and our and our private individuals from terrorist attacks and that's exactly what this

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01:40:08.240 welcome back to the glenn beck program as uh we we go into food enthusiast uh steve brageer

01:40:30.100 otherwise known as stew uh it's not my business card are you in a food coma yeah that there's a food

01:40:36.740 enthusiast is how i want to be known it'll be on my uh my gravestone when i pass yeah you used to be

01:40:43.600 a food inventor uh you were very good at inventing really delicious things thank you thank you glenn

01:40:50.580 it's one of my main accomplishments in life uh we've been talking a lot about really is pretty much your

01:40:55.840 only only accomplishment really stew i think that's there anything i'm not uh i'm not uh upset about that

01:41:03.120 yeah i don't i just don't think that there is uh anything more important than uh food you know

01:41:10.080 and i don't mean the price of food i just mean food just having it around you know just having burgers

01:41:16.700 and fries and who and tater tots and things like that i guess occasionally a salad for someone i don't

01:41:24.720 know who but occasionally you know i'll give them my lettuce and tomato off of my hamburger

01:41:30.440 and they can eat that it's basically a salad

01:41:33.320 well it is it has the main ingredients you know lettuce tomato i don't know i don't know how else

01:41:43.360 you make a salad there probably is other things in it but i'm not really that interested as people

01:41:48.100 point out for many people around the country salad is the food that your food eats

01:41:53.480 exactly right yes it took me a while to to see that through but you're exactly right you're exactly

01:42:03.180 right and so if they had a salad i'm practically having a salad myself you know they're talking a

01:42:09.940 little bit about um you're talking a little bit about the you know the different just sort of

01:42:14.260 plant-based options there are these days and they do point out uh that basically you're doing

01:42:20.500 a similar process here when you're talking about a hamburger all you're doing is converting grass

01:42:25.800 into food and essentially that's the i mean they're almost doing the same thing uh because you're

01:42:33.100 taking grass it's almost an impossible burger yeah you're feeding it to an animal they're eating the

01:42:37.240 grass they're turning that into cow and then uh you're eating the cow so it's very similar

01:42:43.760 so basically i'm having grass every time i have a steak i just you're a vegetarian you know maybe

01:42:50.560 i'll have a little finished with a little corn you know uh but basically that's you're having grass

01:42:56.980 and corn i mean sure yeah that's how it works is exactly how it works it's like you know when you're

01:43:03.260 when you're eating french fries you're just eating your vegetables that's all you're doing ketchup

01:43:08.520 yep i mean that's your fruit uh vegetable that's not a fruit well it's not a fruit isn't tomato a

01:43:15.280 fruit is it a fruit tomato's a fruit i think it actually is yes yeah i wasn't guessing it makes no

01:43:20.060 sense yeah that whoever was categorizing you know tomatoes it's not a fruit it's not a fruit yeah

01:43:26.200 remember that you know in the colonial times we used to think that in america we used to actually

01:43:31.860 believe that tomatoes were poisonous and uh you should never eat them because it was poison

01:43:38.720 and people would do shows um you know there's this uh newspaper report that we have over in the vault

01:43:46.340 uh for mercury one of a guy taking all day saturday he was in the newspaper for it and all he did was go

01:43:53.940 to the town square and like 20 000 people uh showed up and he ate tomatoes all day and everybody

01:44:01.720 was waiting for him to die and uh he never did wow i i aren't you glad aren't you aren't you glad

01:44:09.720 you live in a time of netflix seriously much better than the tomato eating guy so did they just have

01:44:16.520 white pizza how did that how did all that work uh you don't know they had pizza yet uh i'm not sure

01:44:22.640 not sure sounds like a but uh it was kind of a it was like a uh a parlor trick for thomas jefferson

01:44:30.120 he would invite people over and then he put sliced tomatoes on the plate and everybody around the

01:44:36.440 table go oh my gosh and he'd say no they're actually good for you and then he would cut his

01:44:44.320 up and eat it and then everybody else would like he's making us eat tomatoes which hasn't changed

01:44:49.980 any i mean that's exactly how i approach a tomato now okay enough of that nonsense uh more on the

01:44:57.760 program in just a minute stand by

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01:46:31.680 this is the glenn beck program we're glad you're here there's a couple of updates uh one on black

01:46:47.040 lives matter uh one of the guys who was a blm founder in minnesota said he was leaving now

01:46:58.700 because he figured out what the group is really all about i want you to listen i am living proof

01:47:05.500 that no matter your start in life quality education is a pathway to success i want the

01:47:11.820 same success for our children in our communities that's why in 2015 i was a founder of black lives

01:47:18.560 matter in saint paul i believe the organization stood for exactly what the name implies black lives

01:47:25.040 do matter however after a year on the inside i learned they had little concern for rebuilding

01:47:31.520 black families and they cared even less about improving the quality of education for students

01:47:36.800 in minneapolis that was made clear when they publicly denounced charter schools alongside the

01:47:43.280 teachers union i was an insider in black lives matter and i learned the ugly truth the moratorium on

01:47:49.680 charter schools does not support rebuilding the black family but it does create barriers to

01:47:54.880 a better education for black children i resigned from black lives matter after a year and a half

01:48:00.960 but i didn't quit working to improve black lives and access to a great education today i serve as the

01:48:08.000 president and executive director of minnesota parent union we're dedicated to helping parents move their

01:48:13.840 children from failing schools to successful schools it's hard work and we're up against forces that don't want

01:48:20.720 us to succeed but success is possible just look at me and the hundreds of children and families we've helped to pursue a

01:48:29.520 great education break the chains of poverty and lead a life of success

01:48:37.520 now join our movement to return to faith family uh and something else uh if if that was black lives matter

01:48:49.280 faith family and education if that was what they were doing i think they would be much more uh

01:48:57.040 you know much people would be much more inclined not to abandon them in record numbers but the people

01:49:04.400 know this is all about marxism now it's all about violence in the streets and it really doesn't have

01:49:10.480 anything to do with what the average person wants which is a fair shake i want to hear this uh professor

01:49:19.120 arguing for critical race theory i mean i i mean you want to talk about taking the mask off

01:49:26.320 listen to cut four i want to say that the marxist foundation of critical race theory

01:49:33.280 is at base a spiritual concern if you read march you know that he was concerned about alienation

01:49:39.920 specifically alienation of the species being that element of humanity uh that provides creativity

01:49:47.520 that is unique to the individual uh that really gives us it is what defines humans from animals in

01:49:55.600 that case and that marx was concerned that our modern systems were flattening that humanity so the core

01:50:03.440 question for critical race theory is one of releasing people especially people of color especially black

01:50:09.840 people from uh the oppressive systems that deny us access to our species being including racism

01:50:17.680 uh huh so which one do you think will be more effective the one that is saying look you can be a

01:50:29.680 success look at me or the one that says no we have to condemn other people because you can't have success

01:50:37.280 this is all oppression i i i don't understand how this is selling i really don't but it is

01:50:47.600 but at least we haven't gone down the spain route yet cut one

01:50:51.760 the world has had enough it is time to draw a line in the sun thousands have taken to the streets to

01:51:03.200 condemn racial discrimination and correos the spanish postal service wants to play its part too that's

01:51:09.440 why we created a new series of stamps correos presents equality stamps a collection of stamps that

01:51:17.120 reflect an unjust and painful reality which should never exist there are people who think the value

01:51:25.520 of a person depends on the color of their skin that's why these stamps have a different value depending

01:51:31.920 on the color of the skin they represent the darker the stamp the lower its value that means you'll need

01:51:38.880 more black stamps than white ones for your deliveries that way every letter and every parcel

01:51:45.760 will be a reflection of the inequality generated by racism a protest equality stamps a collection of

01:51:53.760 stamps demanding that color should not determine the value we place on a person's life

01:52:02.240 so the postal service in spain starting a new stamp program where the lighter the color of the stamp

01:52:13.040 the more value it has the the darker the stamp the less value hmm and they're saying that this is going

01:52:22.080 to be because people are going to buy they're going to have to buy a lot of the lower price stamps

01:52:28.800 and you will see

01:52:33.040 how many of those lower price stamps it takes uh you know instead of just one white stamp

01:52:39.920 i i've just never seen it really works but it doesn't work at all first of all i mean just the

01:52:47.040 fact that you're putting a lesser value on the darker skin color is so obviously insulting i mean i

01:52:55.200 it's so blatantly insulting i guess they're trying to say this is the reality but basically if you know if

01:53:01.840 richard spencer became the head of the postal service would he change the

01:53:05.280 the the would he change the uh the way these these stamps were designed i don't i don't think he

01:53:12.400 would if richard spencer were in charge here's the way the stamps would work the lighter the color the

01:53:18.960 more uh the more value it would have the darker the color the less value it would have so i mean

01:53:25.840 they're just it's a nazi thing yeah he's they're implementing like some racist fever dream here uh

01:53:31.280 uh that they would somehow gain the power to be able to do this is completely nuts they are not

01:53:37.920 capable of implementing this themselves so instead the government of spain is like well we'll just do

01:53:44.720 it and we'll implement the racist fever dream so we can make the point that that's what they really

01:53:50.000 want which of course is not it's not possible to happen anyway but that goes beyond just how ridiculous

01:53:56.960 this is this is this is just permeating society in such a weird way it's like it really did feel

01:54:01.600 like we had uh got we got past this we got to a point where sure racism still existed there were

01:54:08.720 still david dukes of the world that were out there but generally speaking you know race was not the

01:54:14.400 number one thing everyone thought about every day unless you were some sort of identitarian now we have

01:54:22.240 an entire society pushing us to become identitarians i don't know why anyone would want that i think it's

01:54:28.640 a terrible idea but it does seem to be where we're going no by the way um an update on the most dangerous

01:54:36.960 attack uh on our republic since perhaps the civil war maybe even earlier uh uh the january 6th you know we're

01:54:47.200 we're we're on the lookout for white terrorists um could i could you please play cut 25 cut 25

01:55:01.200 do you have it

01:55:07.040 no that's 26 25 one before that please that was yankee stadium yeah that is what our level game it was

01:55:14.240 that is labeled 25 and our little thing now

01:55:22.160 it's a black militia

01:55:24.800 and when that time of coming and rat and tap-tat cracker we'll kill everything white in sight they ain't right

01:55:30.640 now because all what you have done to us all what you've done with the 6 000 year span of killing 600

01:55:38.400 millions of us and four hundred and eighty years in particular and 150 million in the past that's

01:55:45.520 time the day is up because this is the time and this is the state of the race of dress because they

01:55:52.400 are a race they're trying to hold on to power because the race has beginning and the ending and your

01:55:59.120 indian time has led up to 1914 no good pecker one no no good pecker one of the rebirth of the black

01:56:07.840 nations and the salvation of us in the hells of north america and throughout the african world of

01:56:16.400 this is the time when malcolm talked about a time that we put our difference to the sides

01:56:21.840 that's right and when we come out we come out with a united front and our united front today is all

01:56:28.400 the black revolutionary progressive strong uncompromising organizations here in the

01:56:34.480 health of north america that will give this crack of hell from the cradle to the grave

01:56:42.400 so they're going to give the cracker hell from the cradle to the grave i don't know if you caught

01:56:48.400 that stew and they're also going to kill everything white in sight uh i wouldn't worry about it i

01:56:56.000 wouldn't worry about it really you know it well it did sound a little like louis farrakhan uh but uh

01:57:04.000 you know has louis farrakhan ever killed anybody don't answer that um let me let's see if i can rephrase

01:57:11.600 that has louis farrakhan uh killed more than one person i don't know i frankly don't know yeah

01:57:21.360 i don't know i don't know no idea but i will say uh watch out for those january 6th rioters

01:57:28.240 i i look i it's it's so it's you know this is everywhere right now like there's this you know i'm

01:57:34.960 sure you've been up on the on this because it's sports related glenn but uh there is a controversy

01:57:40.080 where kairi irving is a basketball player who believes the earth is flat he uh he went to um

01:57:45.840 the boston celtic i'm sorry i'm i'm sorry i just i could you repeat that i missed yeah sure i think

01:57:51.040 i misheard the boston celtics yes okay okay and uh he believes the earth is right and so he went to

01:57:57.360 uh the boston celtics okay hang on hang on can we not skip over the earth was flat i think that's what

01:58:02.800 i'm hearing that is that actually believes the earth is flat yeah he did say this in a podcast at one

01:58:08.880 point um he believed the earth was flat and he doesn't see any curvature uh and so okay he's

01:58:16.080 all right since and we're listening to oh we're listening to him uh and further comments why well

01:58:22.880 because he's saying the right thing about race see even a guy who thinks the earth is flat if they say

01:58:28.640 the right thing if they say the right anti-racist thing on the right day they can still be listened

01:58:34.080 to because their opinion is vital um so this guy went to the boston celtics and told you know was

01:58:39.840 made a big deal about it they paid millions and millions of dollars they were going to win all

01:58:42.800 these multiple championships and then he completely quit on the team right to completely quit on the

01:58:47.680 team and leaves to go to another city to build a super team with other superstars uh in in uh in

01:58:54.000 brooklyn so boston doesn't really like them all that much right and they're not they're no longer fans

01:59:00.080 so they're playing each other in the playoffs right now and so as they're about to play in boston

01:59:07.680 kyrie irving says you know i just hope it's about basketball not all that racism you know the boston

01:59:13.840 people the racism is strong in boston and i just hope that they're not racist to me when i get there

01:59:20.560 now this flies in the face of his 2019 story about when he said he had never seen any racism in boston

01:59:28.240 but he's updated his opinion and now boston is very racist so as he goes to play this in this

01:59:36.080 you know city where he's criticized them as racist and abandoned them after taking millions of dollars

01:59:41.440 as he's walking off the court someone throws a water bottle at him that is now evidence that he was right

01:59:47.440 boston is a racist town uh racism is a huge deal obviously everyone's racist against kyrie irving not

01:59:55.200 worried about the whole what was the uh-huh what was the bottle shaped as well it was shaped like a

02:00:02.160 bottle yeah no i all right all right all right let me show you a bottle here okay what does this look

02:00:08.000 like what what kind of shape is that here a bottle no it's a it's it's like if this were the head this

02:00:14.400 would be the neck they even call it the neck of the bottle okay you know okay so it's kind of shaped

02:00:19.440 like a weird you know oddly shaped person well i don't think anything could be shaped like an oddly

02:00:26.320 shaped anything if it's oddly shaped then it wouldn't be shaped like it no i think when you

02:00:31.040 when you're looking at a water bottle you're immediately thinking that's a person and really

02:00:37.200 i think that's a person and it's a white person because most water bottles have white caps i think

02:00:42.960 that is a clan member so a clan member attacked him uh this weekend was it this weekend where the clan

02:00:52.160 was attacking him i think man i feel oh wow what what do you think that's more bizarre than the earth is flat

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02:02:34.160 hmm uh i don't know if you saw this stew but uh simon and schuster uh has uh struck a deal for a

02:02:43.120 fauci children's book which is available now and uh also he's publishing a new book towards the end of

02:02:50.240 the year offering his views on truth i'm gonna be first in line it's gonna be a short let me be a

02:02:59.120 short book i'm thinking uh i don't know about don't know about you but uh 10 lessons uh on truth

02:03:07.040 service and the way forward expect the unexpected well this was unexpected uh i mean what i mean maybe

02:03:15.600 it wasn't if you're a fan of fauci uh you know and governor cuomo they seem to both kind of

02:03:23.520 go down the same aisle i wonder how much of an advance dr fauci got for his book on truth

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