The Glenn Beck Program - January 12, 2021


We MUST Remain Peaceful | Guests: Edwin Black & Rachel Bovard | 1⧸12⧸21


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours

Words per Minute

152.4288

Word Count

18,335

Sentence Count

37

Misogynist Sentences

19

Hate Speech Sentences

27


Summary

The largest armed protest ever to take place on American soil is scheduled for Jan. 17th. Is it a conservative protest? Or is it an anti-Trump protest or is it a protest by the far-left?


Transcript

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00:01:14.000 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment
00:01:40.860 enlightenment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program
00:01:48.900 i'm gonna ask you to take a deep breath before we begin today's national broadcast with uh
00:01:58.300 take it with me
00:02:01.020 it's like we're birthing a baby here um because the list of what has happened just yesterday is a
00:02:12.100 little overwhelming and i need to give you the perspective on it we do that in 60 seconds
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00:03:03.760 this is the glenbeck program today i want to start with something i i don't know who's even behind
00:03:25.760 um but i have a hard time feeling as though this is actually a conservative group because i want you
00:03:35.820 to look at this poster it's for january 17th the largest armed protest ever to take place on american
00:03:44.080 soil is scheduled please do not get involved in any of this i'm begging you please
00:03:54.280 first of all i don't know who's behind this uh but this is extraordinarily dangerous
00:04:02.260 if you look at the poster it sure looks like a communist poster to me i mean red and yellow the
00:04:10.640 colors of the chinese flag why would you why uh and quite honestly i don't believe anybody in any
00:04:18.400 militia i don't believe anybody on the conservative side put this together because
00:04:23.280 it's actually done with some artistic flair and we don't have any artistic flair please some guy and
00:04:31.520 you know some militias like you know what i'll do the poster and it comes out looking like that i don't
00:04:36.480 think so there i mean the there's an element of the left that is itching itching for you to go to
00:04:44.660 this well let me let me give you why okay so remember how many people were actually in the
00:04:51.580 capitol that engaged in violence okay you know a hundred you know something something in that nature
00:04:57.980 i mean there was more than that in the capitol but you know many of them did not engage in violence
00:05:02.900 right uh though they were still wrong to be there 74 million peaceful trump supporters
00:05:08.800 the percentage of trump supporters that were inside the capitol doing something uh bad or outside
00:05:16.780 doing something bad is 0.00001351 that's how little that was but you would think that the entire world
00:05:35.540 is on fire and i am not excusing it it is bad i put it into the same category as antifa and one
00:05:47.840 of their insurrection riots by the way happening still in portland and nobody seems to care about it but
00:05:57.900 that's a different story so i want you to know that last wednesday a few people who should go to jail
00:06:07.820 and many of them are it's weird how they can find these guys right away but antifa they i don't even
00:06:16.620 know anyway they're going to jail and they should go to jail but let me give you just what has happened
00:06:24.340 yesterday web hosting service go daddy has booted a gun site arfcom from its servers arfcom is down
00:06:37.360 been booted from go daddy they're looking for an alternative solution the post encourages users to
00:06:43.860 bookmark and backup url noting that their main url will soon be offline the news the news comes as big
00:06:51.760 tech companies have created controversy over the banning of social media network parlor which bills
00:06:57.300 itself as a platform for more open uh free speech okay amazon's partner go daddy has now banned a gun site
00:07:10.100 and somebody the idiots somebody thinks it's a good idea to have armed protests
00:07:21.240 in all 50 capitals and the nation's capital next week that's going to work out real well let me tell you
00:07:31.480 this you will be responsible for the second amendment being lost there are ways to fight things but you have
00:07:42.820 to use your noodle to figure out the most effective way and that is the least effective way as stew said a
00:07:55.200 minute ago they're itching for you to do this they just can't wait for you to do this how do you think
00:08:02.800 that's going to be perceived well we're gonna scare them no you're not no you're not if you scare them
00:08:11.620 they will take guns away well good then we'll we've got most of the guns are you an idiot
00:08:19.260 do you want bloodshed do you want the united states to spiral out of control and by the way if the united
00:08:29.280 states ever starts to lose a war against armed insurrectionists do you think the rest of the world
00:08:37.720 will be on your side i'm sorry i don't i'm people are upset and i get it and we are at a crossroads
00:08:47.920 we're seeing what's happening let me give you the news deutsche bank has just dropped donald trump
00:08:55.360 this is the biggest lender in the world they say from here on out he cannot do business with deutsche
00:09:03.180 bank what why why twitter has suspended 70 000 q anon accounts i don't believe this is just q anon
00:09:19.460 i think this is anybody who had any q anon people that were posting even and responding
00:09:27.040 there is new algorithms that that google is now using and please please don't i get so much mail
00:09:38.420 from people who are like is this true is this true i mean my sisters on both sides of the family
00:09:45.040 they're and they're it's an honest question they don't know what's true anymore please please
00:09:53.280 verify everything before you retweet it retweet it remember i have begged you in the past to keep
00:10:04.040 your honor and your integrity because it's going to be a very valued commodity it will be worth your
00:10:12.580 weight in gold or in bitcoin and i know that bitcoin doesn't actually weigh anything but you need
00:10:20.500 your credibility so please don't retweet stuff and go like i don't know is this true don't don't spread that
00:10:30.220 facebook yesterday had censored um ron paul he says he's been blocked from using his facebook page
00:10:41.180 for unspecified violations of community standards he again doesn't know why he said with no explanation
00:10:49.920 other than repeatedly going against our community standards facebook has blocked me from managing
00:10:54.620 my page we've never received a notice of violating community standards in the past and nowhere is the
00:11:00.420 offending post identified if this is true this is facebook picking a fight this is facebook wanting
00:11:11.520 the powerful center center senator from kentucky to stand against facebook they want regulation because
00:11:22.540 they win in regulation they want the government to regulate why else would you pick a fight
00:11:31.000 with ron paul when rand paul is in the senate that's the dumbest thing unless you have other ideas
00:11:40.940 new york bar association has launched an inquiry into the removal of rudy giuliani from the bar from
00:11:48.360 the new york bar new york is completely lost it i mean
00:11:54.140 move to new jersey from new york and it's like you're moving from china to america and believe me
00:12:02.480 moving from new jersey to texas is china to america that's how bad and off the rails
00:12:09.760 new york is chapman university is now facing pressure to fire the professor john eastman
00:12:17.440 who spoke up at the pro trump rally before the capitol breach now this is really taking i have to hand it
00:12:25.740 to them those on the left i don't even know where chapman university is i've never even heard of
00:12:32.160 chapman universe have you heard of chapman university i have not no okay so just to protest and to boycott
00:12:38.760 chapman you're really having to do a few google searches i don't think you get that on the first
00:12:43.600 try you're like no no no no not chapstick chapman university uh okay i'm trying check page 412
00:12:53.320 now i just want to remind the audience do you remember the guy in in denver that was at one
00:13:02.740 of the universities in denver and he was preaching about how america is so horrible this is right
00:13:10.280 after 9 11 do you remember this guy long hair i can't even remember what his name was but he was
00:13:15.600 you know saying the native americans need all of the land back and he was just a despicable human
00:13:21.960 being despicable we didn't fire him
00:13:26.160 but you can't have any dissent now police in california are now bracing for pro trump demonstrations
00:13:38.340 at twitter
00:13:39.360 i want to if you're going to protest
00:13:46.360 you have to be so incredibly disciplined and you have to know who is in your ranks
00:13:55.580 this is something that history has shown us
00:13:59.860 what happens when you don't have discipline i know anyone who came with us to birmingham
00:14:09.140 everyone had to sign martin luther king's pledge of non-violence i handed out the 10 steps
00:14:18.140 to non-violence that he had handed out i made everybody march when we marched in the largest
00:14:25.740 civil rights march according to the city of birmingham at least at the time they'll probably
00:14:31.220 say that we were violent or something the largest uh civil rights march in birmingham since martin
00:14:38.740 luther king and i told everyone you have to uh you have to walk the the the route linked arms
00:14:48.960 you have to be in blocks and there's a block captain for every group of i can't remember what it was
00:14:55.100 30 or 50 people and you stay in those blocks and you watch each other and you keep going and people
00:15:01.780 ask me all the time even my own staff why are we doing this this is ridiculous we're not expecting and
00:15:08.200 i said it's not for today it's for what's coming you're going to need this skill
00:15:14.540 now is the time you need this skill and i will teach it to you the best i can over the coming days
00:15:24.360 but what i ask you to do now is don't get involved in any of these groups don't please
00:15:35.120 here's what i want you to do
00:15:40.200 i want you to start today
00:15:46.100 and look at all of the bad things in your life
00:15:50.920 look at all the things that are trouble in your life all the things that have happened to you
00:15:57.380 in your life that you say are
00:16:00.180 something that's keeping you down
00:16:03.280 i lost my job i did you know i i
00:16:07.480 i give you my list my first on my list
00:16:11.800 in my life of woes was
00:16:13.800 when i was a kid i lost my mom
00:16:16.720 my dad asked me to make this list
00:16:21.020 and he was listening to me as i whined
00:16:26.160 to him one day i called him at the bakery and i said dad i just
00:16:30.460 oh woe is me
00:16:33.340 and my dad was smart enough not to say shut up
00:16:36.620 my dad said oh my gosh you know what son you really have had a tough life you really have
00:16:42.320 and he and i believed him he said it so sincerely that i believed that he believed that
00:16:46.520 and i said right
00:16:48.400 i just don't know how i'm going to get past all this stuff
00:16:51.260 he said you know what
00:16:52.020 i've got some bread in the oven
00:16:53.680 and i've got to get it out
00:16:55.320 and would you do me a favor make a list of all the things that have happened in your life that are just
00:17:00.080 really bad and i know you got a lot of them
00:17:02.460 and then call me tonight we can talk about it
00:17:05.540 i started writing the list i think i got down to like number four
00:17:10.620 and i called my dad back
00:17:12.680 my dad was sitting on a stool
00:17:15.020 near the bench of the bakery
00:17:17.020 he didn't have any bread in the oven
00:17:19.360 and i called him back and i said dad you don't have any bread in the oven at all do you
00:17:23.700 and he laughed and he said you're smarter than that
00:17:26.380 that didn't take you very long to figure out
00:17:28.460 i'll tell you what i figured out
00:17:31.620 in one minute
00:17:33.400 there's so much more we have to talk about
00:17:38.600 and uh
00:17:39.660 and it's it's really important
00:17:42.040 for those who are part of this audience
00:17:45.520 and
00:17:46.380 know that they are going to be part of the solution
00:17:50.020 please join me every day
00:17:52.380 please join me every day
00:17:53.820 you will get a different message here
00:17:56.480 than elsewhere
00:17:57.600 politics is really important
00:17:59.540 but it is not
00:18:01.600 the answer
00:18:02.780 it is something we all have to deal with
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00:19:43.380 all right
00:19:51.580 here's what i
00:19:54.020 here's what i want to
00:19:55.080 here's what i want to share with you
00:19:57.560 you're smart enough to know this
00:20:00.180 already
00:20:01.100 but for those who
00:20:02.320 couldn't figure out what my dad was trying to do
00:20:04.940 i called him up and i said dad
00:20:06.680 you know the number one thing was
00:20:07.860 mom committed suicide
00:20:08.800 when i'm you know 14-15 years old
00:20:10.800 and uh he said uh-huh
00:20:14.080 and i said but as i was listing these things off
00:20:18.260 i realized but if that didn't happen
00:20:20.840 i wouldn't have
00:20:23.320 moved in with you
00:20:25.540 and i wouldn't have learned this this and this
00:20:28.080 and i don't think
00:20:29.440 that my career would have
00:20:32.120 happened
00:20:33.200 without that event
00:20:35.480 and it's not because of that event
00:20:37.200 it's just what happened
00:20:38.260 and he said
00:20:38.960 son
00:20:39.980 congratulations
00:20:41.680 life is not about
00:20:44.840 the bad things that have happened to you
00:20:47.360 it's about
00:20:48.840 what you do with them
00:20:50.480 can you apply those things
00:20:54.080 in a positive way
00:20:56.160 in your life
00:20:57.380 so now
00:20:59.200 i am not going to ask you next week
00:21:01.360 to stay at home
00:21:02.620 donald trump has just issued
00:21:05.620 a national emergency
00:21:07.480 for the inauguration
00:21:09.780 i think that's one of the worst things
00:21:11.840 we could do
00:21:13.220 because national emergencies
00:21:14.780 don't go away
00:21:16.720 and it suspends all kinds of restrictions
00:21:21.160 but he has just issued a national emergency
00:21:24.500 for the for next week
00:21:26.780 because of these events
00:21:30.620 i'm not just going to ask you
00:21:33.260 to stay away from those things
00:21:34.460 i want you to do something positive
00:21:36.660 i want you next week
00:21:39.780 it's martin luther king day
00:21:41.720 next monday
00:21:42.540 how appropriate is that
00:21:44.300 i mean it's like the universe
00:21:45.620 just
00:21:46.100 god's like shouting up
00:21:48.160 hello
00:21:48.680 hello
00:21:49.940 i'm here
00:21:51.080 i'm sending you
00:21:52.560 some information
00:21:53.780 can anyone see it
00:21:55.960 he's doing that
00:21:58.320 and it's happening
00:21:59.940 and we just have to look for it
00:22:01.640 so
00:22:02.500 whether next week
00:22:04.020 you just
00:22:04.960 spend the day
00:22:06.080 with your family
00:22:06.720 or yourself
00:22:07.360 and beginning today
00:22:08.680 make a list of all the bad things
00:22:10.520 that have happened in your life
00:22:11.400 and how have you used them
00:22:13.040 to accomplish great things
00:22:15.640 in your life
00:22:16.360 then i want you to start looking
00:22:18.260 at the things you're grateful for
00:22:19.960 the things that are good
00:22:21.800 i can tell you all about covid
00:22:23.740 but i can tell you also
00:22:25.980 all of the great things
00:22:27.140 that have happened
00:22:27.880 especially to my family
00:22:29.580 because of covid
00:22:30.980 so we
00:22:33.440 we
00:22:34.100 this audience
00:22:35.160 need to
00:22:36.360 change
00:22:37.160 our focus
00:22:38.120 and next year
00:22:39.820 or next
00:22:40.360 next week
00:22:41.480 on inauguration day
00:22:42.820 put positive out
00:22:44.180 i want you
00:22:44.980 to go volunteer
00:22:45.960 your time
00:22:46.820 go work at a soup kitchen
00:22:48.520 go help
00:22:49.280 someone
00:22:50.000 next door
00:22:50.900 this is
00:22:51.900 the glenbeck program
00:22:53.360 because they're itching for a fight
00:22:56.300 and i'll give you the list of things
00:22:57.920 that they did yesterday
00:22:58.820 that is just
00:22:59.700 enough to make your head explode
00:23:01.140 um
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00:24:24.540 that
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00:24:29.960 that broke in
00:24:31.360 it was like
00:24:31.860 dress
00:24:32.200 because I'm like
00:24:32.940 a military guy
00:24:34.240 no you're not dude
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00:25:31.020 website
00:25:31.540 or any
00:25:33.480 of his
00:25:34.540 you know
00:25:35.400 t-shirt sales
00:25:36.480 or anything else
00:25:37.740 that's wonderful
00:25:38.300 shopify
00:25:39.640 has taken down
00:25:41.220 all trump
00:25:41.900 organization
00:25:42.600 and trump
00:25:43.740 campaign stores
00:25:44.720 offline
00:25:45.580 so shopify
00:25:46.580 I mean
00:25:47.360 you can't process
00:25:48.540 your credit card
00:25:49.660 and you can't
00:25:52.480 even find the
00:25:53.220 website
00:25:53.580 or you can find
00:25:54.680 the website
00:25:55.100 but they don't
00:25:56.100 have anything
00:25:56.440 for sale now
00:25:57.080 because shopify
00:25:58.440 is also another
00:25:59.320 if you will
00:25:59.820 plug in
00:26:00.300 if you will
00:26:00.780 that people
00:26:02.700 use to sell
00:26:03.560 stuff
00:26:03.900 so you got
00:26:04.680 that going
00:26:05.100 for you
00:26:05.440 the abc news
00:26:07.160 political director
00:26:08.340 said
00:26:10.120 I don't want
00:26:12.720 to quote him
00:26:13.440 here
00:26:13.900 trump will be
00:26:16.260 the ex-president
00:26:17.160 in 13 days
00:26:18.620 the fact
00:26:19.900 the fact
00:26:21.200 is that
00:26:21.980 getting rid
00:26:22.540 of trump
00:26:23.040 is the easiest
00:26:23.880 part
00:26:24.380 quoting
00:26:25.540 cleansing
00:26:26.780 the movement
00:26:27.980 he commands
00:26:29.020 is going to
00:26:29.680 be something
00:26:30.060 else
00:26:30.460 oh
00:26:31.660 I love
00:26:33.100 it
00:26:33.280 when we
00:26:33.600 talk about
00:26:34.080 cleansing
00:26:34.740 movements
00:26:35.620 nothing ever
00:26:36.760 bad happens
00:26:37.740 like when you
00:26:38.840 use the word
00:26:39.240 cleansing
00:26:39.760 I can't remember
00:26:41.440 any
00:26:41.720 it's always
00:26:43.700 worked out
00:26:44.080 really well
00:26:44.520 apparently we've
00:26:44.900 all forgotten
00:26:45.660 we've all forgotten
00:26:47.120 things that we
00:26:47.780 said hey
00:26:48.560 let's not
00:26:49.100 forget this
00:26:49.800 we've all
00:26:50.860 forgotten those
00:26:51.580 things
00:26:52.060 it's weird
00:26:53.160 yeah
00:26:53.700 again I think
00:26:54.500 it's a soap
00:26:55.060 thing
00:26:55.340 I'm really
00:26:56.040 fuzzy on it
00:26:56.940 but the word
00:26:58.240 cleansing
00:26:58.660 oh and by
00:26:59.240 the way
00:26:59.480 he knew
00:27:00.200 that was
00:27:00.620 bad
00:27:00.960 he deleted
00:27:01.880 that tweet
00:27:02.580 so we got
00:27:04.360 that going
00:27:04.780 for us
00:27:05.400 but he still
00:27:06.420 has his job
00:27:06.980 don't worry
00:27:07.360 and he will
00:27:08.200 forever
00:27:08.940 don't worry
00:27:09.700 they would
00:27:10.040 never fire
00:27:10.780 the political
00:27:11.740 director of
00:27:12.440 ABC saying
00:27:13.240 we just need
00:27:14.500 a good
00:27:14.920 cleansing
00:27:15.480 hey
00:27:16.480 all you
00:27:17.380 people get
00:27:18.120 into this
00:27:18.720 shower over
00:27:19.560 here
00:27:19.960 they'll read
00:27:20.680 into every
00:27:21.520 Republican's
00:27:22.440 comments to
00:27:23.140 say that they
00:27:23.640 were inciting
00:27:24.140 riots but
00:27:24.980 you know
00:27:25.280 people tweeting
00:27:26.200 about cleansing
00:27:26.780 movements
00:27:27.380 there will be
00:27:27.820 no repercussions
00:27:29.020 for that
00:27:29.460 whatsoever
00:27:29.780 yeah
00:27:30.620 okay so
00:27:32.260 the president
00:27:32.760 I told you
00:27:33.320 just declared
00:27:34.440 a national
00:27:35.120 emergency
00:27:35.640 because of
00:27:38.160 what they
00:27:39.600 say is
00:27:40.460 coming
00:27:40.880 I think
00:27:42.320 there are
00:27:46.980 many things
00:27:47.480 that I believe
00:27:48.000 that I shall
00:27:48.480 never say
00:27:49.120 but I shall
00:27:50.800 never say the
00:27:51.460 things that I
00:27:52.080 do not believe
00:27:52.860 okay so
00:27:57.640 there is a
00:27:59.220 this event
00:28:00.240 next week
00:28:01.600 and they're
00:28:03.680 calling for
00:28:04.500 armed insurrection
00:28:05.720 in all of the
00:28:06.760 state capitals
00:28:07.500 and in
00:28:08.020 Washington DC
00:28:08.840 don't do
00:28:11.460 it but he
00:28:12.700 declared a
00:28:13.240 national emergency
00:28:13.980 because of
00:28:15.200 that CNN
00:28:16.600 their senior
00:28:19.020 media reporter
00:28:20.260 is demanding
00:28:21.420 the targeting
00:28:22.460 of conservative
00:28:23.280 media outlets
00:28:24.540 who have
00:28:25.860 ignored their
00:28:26.720 anti-Trump
00:28:27.580 bias in
00:28:28.320 reporting on
00:28:29.100 the president
00:28:29.600 and his
00:28:30.160 administration
00:28:30.820 Oliver
00:28:32.020 frickin
00:28:33.160 Darcy
00:28:34.160 demanded
00:28:35.780 conservative
00:28:36.440 news sources
00:28:37.460 be held
00:28:38.280 accountable
00:28:39.200 suggesting that
00:28:40.880 they must be
00:28:41.640 squelched
00:28:42.600 an expansion
00:28:44.260 of the so
00:28:45.080 called
00:28:45.480 cancel
00:28:46.160 culture
00:28:46.840 TV
00:28:48.160 providers
00:28:48.820 that beam
00:28:49.520 OAN
00:28:50.020 and Newsmax
00:28:51.080 into homes
00:28:52.120 or rush
00:28:52.780 Limbaugh
00:28:53.420 there are a lot
00:28:54.320 of people
00:28:54.740 profiting off
00:28:55.560 of lies
00:28:56.180 and conspiracy
00:28:57.000 theories
00:28:57.640 but Oliver
00:28:58.780 works for free
00:28:59.860 you've heard of
00:29:01.280 Oliver
00:29:01.620 I'd like more
00:29:02.620 please
00:29:03.160 he's a poor
00:29:04.300 little orphan
00:29:05.180 he just went
00:29:06.620 to CNN
00:29:07.260 because
00:29:07.840 well nobody
00:29:09.220 would hire me
00:29:10.160 I'd like more
00:29:11.720 please
00:29:12.140 and Brian
00:29:13.580 Stelter said
00:29:14.340 oh I'll give
00:29:15.140 you a ladle
00:29:16.560 full of
00:29:17.120 slop me
00:29:17.960 boy
00:29:18.500 there it
00:29:19.260 is
00:29:19.760 and little
00:29:20.840 poor Darcy
00:29:21.960 says
00:29:22.620 please
00:29:24.280 all these
00:29:25.280 people are
00:29:25.880 making profits
00:29:27.120 and I and
00:29:28.420 CNN are not
00:29:29.500 looking for
00:29:30.020 profit
00:29:30.480 at all
00:29:31.980 he said
00:29:33.540 this informational
00:29:34.440 environment
00:29:35.060 must be
00:29:35.920 cleaned up
00:29:36.560 cleaned up
00:29:38.200 maybe cleansed
00:29:39.560 you're on the
00:29:42.780 wrong side
00:29:43.440 Oliver
00:29:43.840 wake up
00:29:45.200 dude
00:29:45.660 Facebook
00:29:47.140 now has
00:29:48.160 their
00:29:48.840 preparations
00:29:49.620 for
00:29:50.400 inauguration
00:29:51.020 day
00:29:51.360 Facebook
00:29:53.600 said
00:29:53.980 we began
00:29:54.880 preparing
00:29:55.360 for
00:29:55.640 inauguration
00:29:56.320 day
00:29:56.700 last year
00:29:57.660 I'll bet
00:29:58.340 you did
00:29:58.760 but our
00:29:59.460 planning
00:29:59.960 took on
00:30:00.520 new urgency
00:30:01.380 after last
00:30:02.420 week's
00:30:02.720 violence
00:30:03.080 in DC
00:30:03.620 and we're
00:30:04.700 treating
00:30:05.040 the next
00:30:05.520 two weeks
00:30:06.080 as a
00:30:06.500 major
00:30:07.000 civic
00:30:07.540 event
00:30:08.020 I think
00:30:10.620 that's
00:30:11.020 what
00:30:12.400 inauguration
00:30:13.420 always is
00:30:14.280 Facebook
00:30:14.740 is a
00:30:15.440 quote
00:30:16.420 major
00:30:16.980 civic
00:30:17.460 event
00:30:18.000 we're
00:30:21.300 taking
00:30:21.620 the
00:30:21.840 additional
00:30:22.240 steps
00:30:22.720 and
00:30:22.940 using
00:30:23.240 the
00:30:23.480 same
00:30:23.720 teams
00:30:24.160 and
00:30:24.460 technologies
00:30:25.060 we use
00:30:25.700 during
00:30:25.940 the
00:30:26.120 general
00:30:26.380 election
00:30:26.760 to
00:30:27.380 stop
00:30:27.840 misinformation
00:30:28.500 and
00:30:29.200 content
00:30:29.720 that
00:30:30.020 could
00:30:30.260 incite
00:30:30.700 further
00:30:31.140 violence
00:30:31.620 during
00:30:31.900 these
00:30:32.120 next
00:30:32.360 few
00:30:32.580 weeks
00:30:32.820 you know
00:30:33.320 what I
00:30:33.500 love
00:30:33.660 about
00:30:33.900 Facebook
00:30:34.240 is
00:30:34.460 they're
00:30:34.660 so
00:30:34.980 smart
00:30:35.940 they
00:30:36.760 are
00:30:36.900 so
00:30:37.140 smart
00:30:37.780 dummies
00:30:38.980 like
00:30:39.320 me
00:30:39.680 thinking
00:30:40.240 think
00:30:40.740 that
00:30:41.240 if
00:30:41.420 you
00:30:41.620 silence
00:30:42.460 and
00:30:43.600 call
00:30:44.320 half
00:30:45.240 of
00:30:45.480 the
00:30:45.680 country
00:30:46.260 idiots
00:30:47.500 morons
00:30:48.740 deplorables
00:30:51.060 racists
00:30:52.840 revolutionaries
00:30:55.700 that just
00:30:56.000 want to
00:30:56.280 overthrow
00:30:56.900 the government
00:30:57.500 if you
00:30:58.100 do that
00:30:58.680 for a
00:30:59.000 long
00:30:59.160 period
00:30:59.360 of
00:30:59.500 time
00:30:59.680 and
00:31:00.100 then
00:31:00.480 when
00:31:00.740 they
00:31:00.880 finally
00:31:01.180 say
00:31:01.540 hey
00:31:01.900 I'm
00:31:02.440 not
00:31:02.860 that
00:31:03.260 then
00:31:03.920 you
00:31:04.220 silence
00:31:05.060 everyone
00:31:05.720 see
00:31:06.660 I
00:31:07.000 would
00:31:07.240 think
00:31:07.480 that
00:31:07.680 would
00:31:07.800 make
00:31:08.040 things
00:31:08.380 worse
00:31:08.860 but
00:31:09.240 Facebook
00:31:09.940 they
00:31:11.880 have
00:31:12.140 AI
00:31:12.500 helping
00:31:12.920 them
00:31:13.280 so
00:31:14.240 they
00:31:14.480 know
00:31:14.720 better
00:31:15.100 than
00:31:15.320 I
00:31:15.560 do
00:31:15.840 gosh
00:31:16.500 I'm
00:31:16.740 glad
00:31:16.960 they're
00:31:17.200 in
00:31:17.360 control
00:31:17.780 of
00:31:17.980 things
00:31:18.340 we're
00:31:19.620 now
00:31:19.820 removing
00:31:20.160 content
00:31:20.600 containing
00:31:21.040 the phrase
00:31:21.520 stop
00:31:21.880 the
00:31:22.100 steal
00:31:22.620 under
00:31:22.920 our
00:31:23.220 coordinating
00:31:23.680 harm
00:31:24.200 policy
00:31:24.860 from
00:31:25.280 Facebook
00:31:25.680 and
00:31:25.880 Instagram
00:31:26.180 we
00:31:26.920 removed
00:31:27.340 the
00:31:27.600 original
00:31:28.060 stop
00:31:28.420 the
00:31:28.560 steal
00:31:28.760 group
00:31:29.040 in
00:31:29.280 November
00:31:29.700 and
00:31:30.020 have
00:31:30.140 continued
00:31:30.500 to
00:31:30.760 remove
00:31:31.080 pages
00:31:31.620 groups
00:31:32.020 and
00:31:32.260 events
00:31:32.640 that
00:31:33.200 violate
00:31:33.540 any
00:31:33.860 of
00:31:34.040 our
00:31:34.200 policies
00:31:34.780 including
00:31:35.300 calls
00:31:35.620 for
00:31:35.780 violence
00:31:36.200 strangely
00:31:37.040 not
00:31:38.060 Antifa
00:31:38.620 strangely
00:31:39.560 maybe
00:31:40.300 they
00:31:40.480 haven't
00:31:40.660 gotten
00:31:40.840 to
00:31:41.000 the
00:31:41.400 A's
00:31:42.200 maybe
00:31:42.800 they're
00:31:43.200 starts
00:31:44.360 with
00:31:44.660 the
00:31:44.940 A's
00:31:45.640 so
00:31:45.900 well
00:31:46.940 they're
00:31:47.140 just
00:31:47.380 smarter
00:31:47.740 than
00:31:47.980 us
00:31:48.220 they
00:31:48.420 have
00:31:48.660 a
00:31:48.820 different
00:31:49.140 alphabet
00:31:49.640 they're
00:31:50.800 starting
00:31:51.280 up
00:31:51.680 with
00:31:52.140 the
00:31:52.600 S's
00:31:53.300 stop
00:31:53.920 the
00:31:54.160 steal
00:31:54.620 and
00:31:55.580 A
00:31:55.900 must
00:31:56.180 come
00:31:56.420 after
00:31:56.680 that
00:31:57.060 in
00:31:57.280 the
00:31:57.420 alphabet
00:31:57.800 I'm
00:31:58.380 not
00:31:58.760 sure
00:31:59.260 now
00:32:00.400 New York
00:32:01.880 State
00:32:02.220 Troopers
00:32:02.720 say
00:32:04.080 they're
00:32:05.080 not
00:32:05.320 going
00:32:05.480 to
00:32:05.600 watch
00:32:05.900 the
00:32:06.140 streets
00:32:06.580 of
00:32:06.980 New
00:32:07.160 York
00:32:07.440 that's
00:32:08.460 not
00:32:08.660 what
00:32:08.860 they
00:32:09.080 do
00:32:09.460 they
00:32:10.360 are
00:32:10.640 not
00:32:11.040 going
00:32:11.300 to
00:32:11.500 replace
00:32:12.020 the
00:32:12.260 cops
00:32:12.740 on
00:32:13.140 the
00:32:13.340 streets
00:32:13.920 of
00:32:14.760 New
00:32:14.960 York
00:32:15.300 well
00:32:16.360 that's
00:32:16.960 not
00:32:17.160 going
00:32:17.320 to
00:32:17.420 cause
00:32:17.720 any
00:32:17.920 problems
00:32:18.460 and
00:32:19.680 you
00:32:19.780 know
00:32:19.900 what
00:32:20.100 I
00:32:20.300 support
00:32:20.840 you
00:32:21.040 New
00:32:21.280 York
00:32:21.520 State
00:32:21.820 Troopers
00:32:22.280 that's
00:32:23.060 not
00:32:23.280 your
00:32:23.480 job
00:32:23.920 you're
00:32:24.460 going
00:32:24.600 to
00:32:24.680 be
00:32:24.880 asked
00:32:25.280 to
00:32:25.480 go
00:32:25.680 in
00:32:26.020 and
00:32:26.240 do
00:32:26.420 things
00:32:26.920 that
00:32:27.440 you
00:32:27.820 have
00:32:28.200 to
00:32:28.380 do
00:32:28.720 and
00:32:29.120 you
00:32:29.320 know
00:32:29.620 are
00:32:29.800 right
00:32:30.140 to
00:32:30.400 keep
00:32:30.660 the
00:32:30.840 peace
00:32:31.240 but
00:32:31.740 they
00:32:31.900 will
00:32:32.080 tie
00:32:32.380 your
00:32:32.620 hands
00:32:33.040 and
00:32:33.460 the
00:32:33.640 first
00:32:33.920 person
00:32:34.280 that
00:32:34.440 tries
00:32:34.660 to
00:32:34.840 beat
00:32:35.100 you
00:32:35.400 to
00:32:35.600 death
00:32:35.960 if
00:32:37.620 they're
00:32:37.940 not
00:32:38.320 a
00:32:38.500 Trump
00:32:38.720 supporter
00:32:39.200 nobody's
00:32:40.640 going to
00:32:40.760 say a
00:32:41.000 damn
00:32:41.140 word
00:32:41.320 about
00:32:41.520 it
00:32:41.720 I
00:32:43.080 support
00:32:43.440 you
00:32:43.720 State
00:32:44.820 Troopers
00:32:45.220 but
00:32:45.720 I
00:32:45.880 warn
00:32:46.180 you
00:32:46.460 this
00:32:47.420 is
00:32:47.600 going
00:32:47.780 to
00:32:47.920 make
00:32:48.140 things
00:32:48.580 worse
00:32:49.360 it's
00:32:50.380 almost
00:32:50.940 as
00:32:51.520 if
00:32:51.860 this
00:32:52.180 has
00:32:52.380 been
00:32:52.860 designed
00:32:53.680 to
00:32:54.060 be
00:32:54.300 bad
00:32:54.920 right
00:32:55.400 of course
00:32:56.140 it's
00:32:56.400 not
00:32:56.780 an
00:32:58.880 Idaho
00:32:59.320 internet
00:32:59.820 company
00:33:00.360 has
00:33:01.360 blocked
00:33:01.820 Facebook
00:33:02.420 and
00:33:02.900 Twitter
00:33:03.200 over
00:33:03.720 censorship
00:33:04.240 so
00:33:06.080 they
00:33:07.280 censored
00:33:07.760 because
00:33:08.020 they're
00:33:08.320 a
00:33:08.460 private
00:33:08.820 company
00:33:09.300 and
00:33:09.460 they
00:33:09.620 can
00:33:09.840 censor
00:33:10.360 and
00:33:10.540 say
00:33:10.760 who
00:33:11.020 is
00:33:11.280 on
00:33:11.540 their
00:33:11.680 platform
00:33:12.060 and
00:33:12.260 who
00:33:12.380 is
00:33:12.540 not
00:33:12.880 so
00:33:14.340 this
00:33:15.140 internet
00:33:15.500 company
00:33:16.000 said
00:33:16.580 yeah
00:33:18.560 well
00:33:19.140 we're
00:33:19.600 a
00:33:19.780 private
00:33:20.080 company
00:33:20.600 and
00:33:21.100 we
00:33:21.340 disagree
00:33:21.760 with
00:33:22.260 Facebook
00:33:22.700 and
00:33:23.200 Twitter
00:33:23.460 so
00:33:23.860 we're
00:33:24.720 blocking
00:33:25.140 them
00:33:25.720 on
00:33:26.740 our
00:33:26.960 service
00:33:27.500 guess
00:33:30.040 what
00:33:30.260 Facebook
00:33:30.680 and
00:33:30.960 Twitter
00:33:31.160 are
00:33:31.380 doing
00:33:31.680 they're
00:33:33.480 suing
00:33:34.100 the
00:33:34.320 internet
00:33:34.600 company
00:33:35.020 up in
00:33:35.320 Idaho
00:33:35.620 because
00:33:36.280 they
00:33:36.500 say
00:33:36.640 they
00:33:36.760 don't
00:33:36.920 have
00:33:37.100 a
00:33:37.220 right
00:33:37.400 to
00:33:37.620 say
00:33:38.320 who
00:33:38.500 could
00:33:38.660 be
00:33:38.800 on
00:33:38.940 their
00:33:39.060 platform
00:33:39.460 and
00:33:39.640 who
00:33:39.760 can't
00:33:40.660 even
00:33:41.580 though
00:33:41.720 they're
00:33:41.920 a
00:33:42.060 private
00:33:42.360 company
00:33:42.820 they
00:33:43.020 can't
00:33:43.340 do
00:33:43.480 that
00:33:43.860 oh
00:33:45.520 really
00:33:47.140 boy
00:33:49.080 I
00:33:49.280 would
00:33:49.540 hate
00:33:49.980 it
00:33:50.280 if
00:33:51.260 any
00:33:52.140 internet
00:33:52.620 providers
00:33:53.360 would
00:33:53.960 join
00:33:54.440 this
00:33:54.760 Idaho
00:33:55.320 company
00:33:55.980 and
00:33:57.400 do
00:33:58.260 exactly
00:33:58.960 the
00:33:59.340 same
00:33:59.660 to
00:33:59.860 Facebook
00:34:00.260 or
00:34:00.560 Twitter
00:34:00.760 because
00:34:01.660 I
00:34:02.040 just
00:34:02.540 be
00:34:02.800 so
00:34:03.120 curious
00:34:03.720 to
00:34:04.000 see
00:34:04.440 how
00:34:05.280 this
00:34:05.560 would
00:34:05.740 work
00:34:06.040 out
00:34:06.260 in
00:34:06.380 the
00:34:06.500 Supreme
00:34:06.860 Court
00:34:07.220 good
00:34:07.920 chance
00:34:08.480 it
00:34:09.040 doesn't
00:34:09.480 work
00:34:09.720 out
00:34:09.900 in
00:34:10.020 our
00:34:10.200 favor
00:34:10.580 who
00:34:11.100 would
00:34:11.340 have
00:34:11.500 thunk
00:34:11.760 that
00:34:12.320 but
00:34:14.540 why
00:34:15.020 why
00:34:17.440 wouldn't
00:34:17.840 it
00:34:17.980 work
00:34:18.220 out
00:34:18.420 in
00:34:18.560 our
00:34:18.760 favor
00:34:19.100 hmm
00:34:19.960 they
00:34:21.600 can
00:34:21.860 block
00:34:22.260 people
00:34:22.660 because
00:34:23.180 they
00:34:23.680 don't
00:34:23.960 like
00:34:24.220 what
00:34:24.420 they're
00:34:24.600 doing
00:34:25.000 and
00:34:25.480 they
00:34:25.800 can
00:34:26.020 do
00:34:26.200 it
00:34:26.340 because
00:34:26.640 they're
00:34:27.060 a
00:34:27.220 private
00:34:27.580 company
00:34:28.100 but
00:34:28.660 this
00:34:28.960 internet
00:34:29.540 provider
00:34:30.400 they
00:34:31.940 say
00:34:32.520 no
00:34:33.720 and you
00:34:34.080 know
00:34:34.180 what
00:34:34.360 Facebook
00:34:34.780 says
00:34:35.220 is
00:34:35.420 that's
00:34:36.240 why
00:34:36.400 we
00:34:36.600 need
00:34:36.940 net
00:34:38.060 neutrality
00:34:39.120 I
00:34:40.840 get
00:34:41.320 really
00:34:41.760 worried
00:34:42.080 about
00:34:42.280 these
00:34:42.580 restrictions
00:34:43.140 let
00:34:43.820 the
00:34:44.160 private
00:34:44.720 company
00:34:45.560 do
00:34:46.080 what
00:34:46.480 they
00:34:46.640 want
00:34:46.880 if
00:34:47.000 the
00:34:47.120 Idaho
00:34:47.360 company
00:34:47.780 wants
00:34:48.000 to
00:34:48.140 say
00:34:48.300 you
00:34:48.460 can't
00:34:48.700 go
00:34:48.800 on
00:34:48.960 Twitter
00:34:49.180 which
00:34:49.560 by
00:34:49.720 the
00:34:49.800 way
00:34:49.900 they
00:34:50.080 did
00:34:50.840 give
00:34:51.100 you
00:34:51.200 the
00:34:51.380 option
00:34:51.820 of
00:34:52.080 opting
00:34:52.480 in
00:34:52.820 to
00:34:53.440 getting
00:34:53.620 to
00:34:53.760 Twitter
00:34:53.960 or
00:34:54.140 Facebook
00:34:54.400 they
00:34:55.100 just
00:34:55.260 changed
00:34:55.540 the
00:34:55.700 choice
00:34:56.000 structure
00:34:56.540 and
00:34:57.800 that's
00:34:58.780 totally
00:34:59.340 okay
00:34:59.680 you can
00:34:59.860 ask
00:35:00.040 Cass Sunstein
00:35:00.580 just
00:35:00.980 change
00:35:01.380 the
00:35:01.540 choice
00:35:01.780 structure
00:35:02.220 if
00:35:02.440 you
00:35:02.520 want
00:35:02.700 something
00:35:02.920 to
00:35:03.080 happen
00:35:03.340 well
00:35:03.860 Cass
00:35:09.120 choice
00:35:09.620 structure
00:35:10.100 thank
00:35:10.460 you
00:35:10.600 for
00:35:10.780 reminding
00:35:11.160 me
00:35:11.420 of
00:35:11.560 that
00:35:11.780 yeah
00:35:12.060 it's
00:35:12.340 been
00:35:12.480 a while
00:35:12.720 since
00:35:12.920 we've
00:35:14.060 been
00:35:14.320 on
00:35:14.500 the
00:35:14.680 you
00:35:15.280 know
00:35:15.440 the
00:35:15.740 dangerous
00:35:16.340 the
00:35:17.980 dangerous
00:35:18.420 path
00:35:18.860 of
00:35:19.040 questioning
00:35:19.640 Cass
00:35:20.540 Sunstein
00:35:20.980 it's
00:35:21.320 been
00:35:21.460 a
00:35:21.600 long
00:35:21.800 time
00:35:22.100 since
00:35:22.300 we've
00:35:22.500 been
00:35:22.580 on
00:35:22.700 that
00:35:22.860 dangerous
00:35:23.220 path
00:35:23.600 and
00:35:23.740 my
00:35:24.240 gosh
00:35:24.460 we've
00:35:24.700 learned
00:35:24.880 a lot
00:35:25.180 since
00:35:25.540 haven't
00:35:25.820 we
00:35:25.940 still
00:35:26.120 we
00:35:26.480 sure
00:35:26.680 have
00:35:26.840 we're
00:35:27.440 not
00:35:27.620 going
00:35:27.740 to
00:35:27.800 go
00:35:27.900 down
00:35:28.080 that
00:35:28.340 road
00:35:28.580 I'll
00:35:28.740 tell
00:35:28.900 you
00:35:28.980 that
00:35:29.180 right
00:35:29.400 now
00:35:29.700 this
00:35:29.940 is
00:35:30.100 what
00:35:30.260 I
00:35:30.400 fear
00:35:30.640 about
00:35:30.840 this
00:35:31.060 stuff
00:35:31.300 though
00:35:31.440 because
00:35:31.760 you're
00:35:32.020 right
00:35:32.220 the
00:35:32.420 taking
00:35:33.860 away
00:35:34.260 the
00:35:34.560 opportunity
00:35:35.200 for a
00:35:35.620 private
00:35:35.860 company
00:35:36.260 to
00:35:36.620 do
00:35:37.020 something
00:35:37.440 stupid
00:35:37.920 brings
00:35:39.220 in
00:35:39.540 the
00:35:39.940 government
00:35:40.360 giving
00:35:41.080 them
00:35:41.420 the
00:35:41.620 opportunity
00:35:42.060 to
00:35:42.400 do
00:35:42.620 something
00:35:42.960 stupid
00:35:43.400 okay
00:35:43.920 and
00:35:44.220 that
00:35:44.440 does
00:35:44.700 not
00:35:44.880 work
00:35:45.100 out
00:35:45.220 well
00:35:45.440 you
00:35:45.640 think
00:35:45.900 that
00:35:46.060 there's
00:35:46.300 no
00:35:46.520 one
00:35:46.720 to
00:35:46.900 run
00:35:47.160 to
00:35:47.480 with
00:35:47.800 Facebook
00:35:48.140 and
00:35:48.440 Google
00:35:48.740 wait
00:35:49.960 until
00:35:50.260 Facebook
00:35:50.640 and
00:35:50.940 Google
00:35:51.180 are
00:35:51.380 in
00:35:51.560 bed
00:35:51.740 with
00:35:51.900 the
00:35:52.040 government
00:35:52.440 yeah
00:35:52.900 then
00:35:53.540 who
00:35:53.700 do
00:35:53.800 you
00:35:53.860 run
00:35:54.020 to
00:36:00.100 is
00:36:00.320 pissed
00:36:00.620 off
00:36:00.960 that
00:36:01.140 they
00:36:01.300 banned
00:36:01.580 Trump
00:36:01.960 from
00:36:02.420 Twitter
00:36:02.700 yeah
00:36:03.040 and
00:36:03.720 and
00:36:04.000 you
00:36:04.140 see
00:36:04.480 that
00:36:04.640 you're
00:36:04.760 like
00:36:04.900 well
00:36:05.180 good
00:36:05.440 at least
00:36:05.700 someone's
00:36:06.200 standing up
00:36:06.640 no
00:36:06.920 no
00:36:07.220 no
00:36:07.440 someone's
00:36:08.120 don't run
00:36:08.520 there
00:36:08.840 don't do
00:36:09.440 that
00:36:09.680 that was
00:36:10.020 my initial
00:36:10.500 reaction
00:36:10.820 I'm like
00:36:11.040 yeah
00:36:11.340 because it
00:36:11.800 is
00:36:11.960 ridiculous
00:36:12.540 right
00:36:12.940 even
00:36:13.320 you could
00:36:13.880 argue
00:36:14.220 okay
00:36:15.360 a regular
00:36:15.760 person
00:36:16.300 maybe
00:36:17.360 Twitter
00:36:17.660 wants to
00:36:18.180 to
00:36:18.500 to
00:36:18.820 moderate
00:36:19.260 in some
00:36:19.700 way
00:36:19.900 it's
00:36:20.240 their
00:36:20.360 private
00:36:20.600 company
00:36:20.900 but a
00:36:21.420 world
00:36:21.620 leader
00:36:21.880 should
00:36:22.080 be
00:36:22.200 able
00:36:22.360 to
00:36:22.440 be
00:36:22.540 on
00:36:22.640 record
00:36:22.920 you know
00:36:23.360 I want
00:36:23.620 to know
00:36:23.940 what
00:36:24.300 Trump
00:36:24.700 is
00:36:25.020 thinking
00:36:25.340 I want
00:36:25.840 to know
00:36:26.100 what
00:36:26.360 what
00:36:26.640 Biden
00:36:26.900 is
00:36:27.120 thinking
00:36:27.400 you throw
00:36:27.800 them off
00:36:28.340 of Twitter
00:36:28.880 we might
00:36:29.640 not know
00:36:29.980 that
00:36:30.180 that's an
00:36:30.500 important
00:36:30.760 thing for
00:36:31.100 history
00:36:31.460 for all
00:36:31.880 of us
00:36:32.160 however
00:36:33.220 that's
00:36:33.500 not what
00:36:33.720 Angela
00:36:33.980 Merkel
00:36:34.200 is
00:36:34.400 saying
00:36:34.600 at all
00:36:34.900 no
00:36:35.160 no
00:36:35.500 no
00:36:35.840 she's
00:36:36.160 saying
00:36:36.340 she's
00:36:36.760 mad
00:36:37.160 that
00:36:37.780 a
00:36:37.960 private
00:36:38.400 company
00:36:38.960 has
00:36:39.620 the
00:36:39.840 ability
00:36:40.300 to
00:36:40.580 censor
00:36:41.060 someone
00:36:41.480 when
00:36:41.900 that
00:36:42.120 should
00:36:42.460 be
00:36:42.640 what
00:36:42.820 the
00:36:42.960 government
00:36:43.320 is
00:36:43.520 doing
00:36:43.780 yes
00:36:44.240 the
00:36:44.440 government
00:36:44.820 should
00:36:45.100 be
00:36:45.280 censored
00:36:45.740 how dare
00:36:46.320 you
00:36:46.560 that's
00:36:46.920 our
00:36:47.120 job
00:36:47.340 that's
00:36:48.140 our
00:36:48.320 job
00:36:48.640 to
00:36:48.860 deperson
00:36:49.420 people
00:36:49.860 that's
00:36:50.640 really
00:36:50.900 what
00:36:51.080 you're
00:36:51.260 saying
00:36:51.640 and
00:36:51.940 I'm
00:36:52.140 really
00:36:52.400 upset
00:36:52.780 about
00:36:53.080 Deutsche
00:36:53.480 Bank
00:36:53.980 which
00:36:54.240 I'm
00:36:54.560 pretty
00:36:55.060 sure
00:36:55.840 is
00:36:56.280 German
00:36:56.920 for
00:36:57.980 no
00:36:58.200 longer
00:36:58.540 allowing
00:36:59.180 any
00:36:59.620 loans
00:37:00.140 or
00:37:00.400 any
00:37:00.640 business
00:37:01.040 to be
00:37:01.380 done
00:37:01.720 with
00:37:02.020 any
00:37:02.480 Donald
00:37:03.100 Trump
00:37:03.460 organization
00:37:04.160 that's
00:37:04.920 not
00:37:05.160 the
00:37:05.380 right
00:37:05.640 of
00:37:05.820 that
00:37:06.020 German
00:37:06.520 Nazi
00:37:06.900 that
00:37:07.280 German
00:37:07.640 bank
00:37:08.120 wait
00:37:08.580 how did
00:37:08.820 you
00:37:08.900 get
00:37:09.040 German
00:37:09.340 out
00:37:11.140 of
00:37:11.220 that
00:37:11.440 Deutsche
00:37:12.020 probably
00:37:13.460 Dutch
00:37:14.300 probably
00:37:14.860 means
00:37:16.480 Dutch
00:37:17.040 in
00:37:18.460 German
00:37:18.820 but
00:37:19.340 it
00:37:19.480 probably
00:37:19.760 means
00:37:20.100 Dutch
00:37:20.460 oh
00:37:23.360 gotta
00:37:24.320 laugh
00:37:24.860 gotta
00:37:25.540 laugh
00:37:26.060 or
00:37:27.240 we'll
00:37:27.560 all
00:37:27.920 hang
00:37:28.440 ourselves
00:37:28.940 let's
00:37:29.660 see
00:37:29.940 American
00:37:30.840 financing
00:37:31.500 sure
00:37:32.980 the world
00:37:33.480 is imploding
00:37:34.260 just a
00:37:34.840 little bit
00:37:35.340 this
00:37:35.700 you know
00:37:36.320 right
00:37:36.580 now
00:37:37.020 it
00:37:38.000 may
00:37:38.220 be
00:37:38.400 temporary
00:37:38.940 it
00:37:39.660 may
00:37:39.980 not
00:37:40.320 be
00:37:40.660 but
00:37:41.600 the
00:37:41.740 unvarnished
00:37:42.200 truth
00:37:42.500 is
00:37:42.920 at
00:37:43.400 least
00:37:43.800 at
00:37:44.140 the
00:37:44.360 moment
00:37:44.780 life
00:37:45.260 in
00:37:45.380 the
00:37:45.480 United
00:37:45.720 States
00:37:46.180 yeah
00:37:47.020 it
00:37:47.200 looks
00:37:47.380 a
00:37:47.520 little
00:37:47.660 dicey
00:37:48.380 but
00:37:49.060 are
00:37:49.680 you
00:37:49.900 ready
00:37:50.340 are
00:37:50.760 you
00:37:50.980 prepared
00:37:51.440 have
00:37:51.820 you
00:37:51.960 taken
00:37:52.320 advantage
00:37:52.900 of
00:37:53.900 the
00:37:54.060 things
00:37:54.460 that
00:37:54.680 are
00:37:54.800 going
00:37:55.140 wrong
00:37:55.680 like
00:37:55.980 for
00:37:56.260 instance
00:37:56.560 we've
00:37:56.920 never
00:37:57.320 had
00:37:57.620 interest
00:37:57.980 rates
00:37:58.280 this
00:37:58.560 low
00:37:58.880 why
00:38:00.020 well
00:38:01.060 it's
00:38:01.200 a
00:38:01.380 good
00:38:01.600 thing
00:38:01.860 that
00:38:02.040 you
00:38:02.160 can
00:38:02.380 capitalize
00:38:02.800 on
00:38:03.140 and
00:38:03.260 you
00:38:03.420 can
00:38:03.600 save
00:38:04.060 a
00:38:04.220 ton
00:38:04.360 of
00:38:04.480 money
00:38:04.680 it's
00:38:05.300 a
00:38:05.440 bad
00:38:05.720 thing
00:38:06.040 because
00:38:06.340 they're
00:38:06.720 trying
00:38:07.060 to
00:38:07.260 get
00:38:07.540 you
00:38:07.800 to
00:38:08.200 save
00:38:08.760 or
00:38:08.980 to
00:38:09.200 spend
00:38:09.680 money
00:38:10.040 they're
00:38:10.280 trying
00:38:10.560 to
00:38:10.720 get
00:38:10.900 you
00:38:11.060 to
00:38:11.220 do
00:38:11.440 loans
00:38:11.900 and
00:38:12.760 take
00:38:13.100 out
00:38:13.280 more
00:38:13.460 money
00:38:13.740 than
00:38:13.920 you
00:38:14.060 could
00:38:14.220 possibly
00:38:14.700 handle
00:38:15.080 because
00:38:15.380 the
00:38:15.920 economy
00:38:16.380 is
00:38:17.600 going
00:38:17.880 towards
00:38:18.200 the
00:38:18.420 crapper
00:38:18.880 and
00:38:19.660 they
00:38:19.800 need
00:38:20.200 you
00:38:20.340 to
00:38:20.480 spend
00:38:20.700 money
00:38:20.940 so
00:38:21.180 take
00:38:21.680 advantage
00:38:22.120 of
00:38:22.340 this
00:38:22.500 don't
00:38:22.900 spend
00:38:23.280 more
00:38:23.760 refinance
00:38:25.280 what
00:38:25.520 you
00:38:25.660 already
00:38:26.240 owe
00:38:26.620 especially
00:38:27.140 the
00:38:27.460 high
00:38:28.100 interest
00:38:28.400 credit
00:38:28.640 card
00:38:28.860 rates
00:38:29.120 please
00:38:29.620 get
00:38:30.080 that
00:38:30.280 off
00:38:30.500 of
00:38:30.660 your
00:38:30.900 table
00:38:31.620 and
00:38:32.940 if
00:38:33.160 you
00:38:33.300 have
00:38:33.640 a
00:38:33.860 mortgage
00:38:34.200 that
00:38:34.560 is
00:38:34.720 over
00:38:35.060 4%
00:38:35.900 please
00:38:36.460 call
00:38:36.780 American
00:38:37.180 Financing
00:38:37.800 and
00:38:38.600 see
00:38:38.920 if
00:38:39.140 you
00:38:39.280 can
00:38:39.500 do
00:38:39.740 a
00:38:39.980 consolidation
00:38:40.480 loan
00:38:41.040 see
00:38:41.560 if
00:38:41.700 you
00:38:41.800 can
00:38:41.960 refi
00:38:42.600 and
00:38:42.880 see
00:38:43.180 how
00:38:43.360 much
00:38:43.560 money
00:38:43.840 you
00:38:44.020 will
00:38:44.180 save
00:38:44.580 call
00:38:45.400 them
00:38:45.620 now
00:38:45.920 800-906-2440
00:38:47.980 800-906-2440
00:38:49.800 or go to
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00:38:52.080 American Financing
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00:38:58.500 Glenn let me tell you
00:39:03.600 because you've been
00:39:04.380 complaining about your
00:39:04.980 life a little bit
00:39:05.580 and we all
00:39:06.080 have
00:39:06.220 I have
00:39:06.900 too
00:39:07.140 we all
00:39:07.680 have
00:39:07.940 but at least
00:39:08.960 you're not
00:39:09.640 this guy
00:39:10.220 I like
00:39:10.560 stories like
00:39:11.060 that
00:39:11.400 at least
00:39:11.920 you're not
00:39:12.140 this guy
00:39:12.480 we tell you
00:39:13.020 the story
00:39:13.480 let's start
00:39:14.060 looking for
00:39:14.560 those
00:39:14.740 of both
00:39:16.140 the most
00:39:16.780 valuable
00:39:17.260 and least
00:39:18.460 valuable
00:39:18.960 video ever
00:39:19.600 made
00:39:19.840 it's called
00:39:21.660 what is
00:39:22.180 bitcoin
00:39:22.680 parentheses
00:39:23.560 v1
00:39:24.680 and parentheses
00:39:25.560 it was
00:39:26.920 produced
00:39:27.760 in 2011
00:39:28.640 by a
00:39:29.720 programmer
00:39:30.340 named
00:39:30.820 Stefan
00:39:31.460 Thomas
00:39:32.000 and for
00:39:33.760 doing it
00:39:34.120 he was a
00:39:34.420 contest
00:39:34.840 to basically
00:39:35.340 like
00:39:35.680 make something
00:39:36.420 so people
00:39:36.820 understand it
00:39:37.380 right
00:39:37.500 right
00:39:37.780 right
00:39:37.840 right
00:39:38.080 for that
00:39:38.520 he was
00:39:38.800 awarded
00:39:39.100 7,002
00:39:41.100 oh my gosh
00:39:41.840 no no
00:39:42.680 don't tell me
00:39:43.160 don't tell me
00:39:43.700 I don't want to know this
00:39:44.840 this would make it
00:39:45.620 this would make it the most
00:39:46.000 valuable video
00:39:46.840 probably ever made
00:39:47.660 right now
00:39:48.620 233 million dollars
00:39:50.780 are the value
00:39:51.300 for this one
00:39:51.920 two minute video
00:39:52.860 that's on youtube
00:39:53.400 to this day
00:39:53.960 however
00:39:55.720 he put them
00:39:57.500 in a vault
00:39:58.440 a bitcoin wallet
00:39:59.960 called
00:40:00.360 iron key
00:40:01.020 if you forget
00:40:02.620 your passcode
00:40:03.480 you have 10
00:40:04.500 guesses
00:40:05.000 to figure it out
00:40:06.520 he has missed
00:40:07.900 now
00:40:08.200 8 times
00:40:09.280 he can't remember it
00:40:10.840 he lost
00:40:11.440 the passcode
00:40:12.060 233 million dollars
00:40:14.760 he has two more
00:40:15.500 guesses
00:40:15.780 or they're lost
00:40:16.480 forever
00:40:16.900 so today
00:40:18.640 just take that
00:40:19.400 story
00:40:19.780 and realize
00:40:20.520 you're not that
00:40:21.420 guy
00:40:21.680 you're not that
00:40:23.020 guy
00:40:23.120 no matter how
00:40:23.720 much the world
00:40:24.440 sucks
00:40:24.780 you're not
00:40:25.920 that guy
00:40:27.160 uh
00:40:29.460 all right
00:40:29.760 let me tell you
00:40:30.200 about
00:40:30.400 built bar
00:40:31.260 uh
00:40:32.060 i'm two pounds
00:40:32.900 down
00:40:33.260 i've only got
00:40:34.240 48 pounds
00:40:35.100 to go
00:40:35.580 nice
00:40:35.940 congratulations
00:40:36.400 yeah
00:40:36.720 thank you
00:40:37.060 i think it's
00:40:37.560 time for a
00:40:38.040 little diet
00:40:38.400 vacation
00:40:38.840 you know
00:40:39.820 what
00:40:40.080 i thought
00:40:40.580 a time
00:40:40.980 for a little
00:40:41.400 reward
00:40:41.920 don't overdo
00:40:42.820 it
00:40:42.940 that's a big
00:40:43.600 lesson
00:40:43.900 and uh
00:40:44.760 but here's
00:40:45.240 the thing
00:40:45.640 my little
00:40:46.120 reward now
00:40:46.920 is built
00:40:48.000 bar
00:40:48.220 it is
00:40:49.140 so good
00:40:50.220 uh
00:40:51.300 it has
00:40:51.720 gelatin
00:40:52.120 in it
00:40:52.460 so you
00:40:52.780 can't
00:40:53.120 eat it
00:40:53.400 yeah
00:40:53.660 well
00:40:53.880 you know
00:40:54.280 me and my
00:40:54.700 weird
00:40:54.920 vegetarian
00:40:55.460 habits
00:40:56.060 oh you're
00:40:56.600 not a
00:40:56.880 vegan
00:40:57.160 just a
00:40:57.680 vegetarian
00:40:58.080 yeah
00:40:58.320 uh
00:40:59.140 all right
00:40:59.480 so i know
00:40:59.920 my wife eats
00:41:00.440 them every
00:41:01.280 literally
00:41:01.700 every single
00:41:02.200 my wife
00:41:02.640 loves them
00:41:03.440 loves them
00:41:03.960 i do too
00:41:04.600 they're made
00:41:05.360 with real
00:41:06.040 chocolate
00:41:06.420 i i i don't
00:41:07.860 know how
00:41:08.180 everybody else
00:41:08.720 is missing
00:41:09.080 that
00:41:09.340 how how
00:41:10.220 can they
00:41:10.540 make these
00:41:11.000 you know
00:41:11.680 low calorie
00:41:12.400 high fiber
00:41:13.700 uh
00:41:14.580 high protein
00:41:15.600 low sugar
00:41:16.980 how how is
00:41:18.300 this how is
00:41:19.700 something good
00:41:20.360 on a keto
00:41:21.000 diet that
00:41:21.820 tastes good
00:41:22.440 and doesn't
00:41:23.560 taste like a
00:41:24.060 single chemical
00:41:24.820 i don't know
00:41:25.220 how they do
00:41:25.680 this better
00:41:26.060 than everyone
00:41:26.440 else
00:41:26.640 i don't
00:41:26.840 either
00:41:27.020 they do
00:41:27.680 way better
00:41:28.860 it is
00:41:29.400 built bar
00:41:30.120 built bar
00:41:31.340 dot com
00:41:32.160 use the promo
00:41:33.180 code beck at
00:41:33.840 20 off your
00:41:34.680 next order
00:41:35.180 if you're
00:41:35.520 trying to lose
00:41:35.940 weight this
00:41:36.400 year like i
00:41:36.940 am use the
00:41:37.980 promo code
00:41:38.420 back save
00:41:38.880 20 off at
00:41:39.980 built bar
00:41:40.860 dot com
00:41:41.680 you will
00:41:42.580 thank me
00:41:43.380 for it
00:41:43.940 at least
00:41:44.580 your sweet
00:41:45.100 tooth will
00:41:45.780 and your gut
00:41:47.120 that's probably
00:41:47.720 hanging over
00:41:48.180 your belt
00:41:48.520 like mine
00:41:49.000 what you are
00:42:09.720 about to hear
00:42:10.480 is the fusion
00:42:11.920 of entertainment
00:42:12.920 and enlightenment
00:42:14.940 this is the
00:42:19.700 glenn back
00:42:20.300 program
00:42:20.900 i got up
00:42:23.600 this morning
00:42:24.340 ready to face
00:42:25.500 anything from
00:42:26.780 the press
00:42:27.300 and then i
00:42:29.740 read this
00:42:30.600 colin powell
00:42:32.780 quote i can
00:42:35.440 no longer call
00:42:36.340 myself a
00:42:37.220 republican
00:42:37.720 and i thought
00:42:39.400 to myself
00:42:40.100 what is
00:42:41.560 this
00:42:42.040 we've lost
00:42:42.820 colin powell
00:42:43.960 news from
00:42:45.180 2004
00:42:46.540 wow that
00:42:52.640 came as a
00:42:53.180 complete shock
00:42:54.460 to me
00:42:54.960 all right
00:42:56.660 can i talk to
00:42:57.440 you a little bit
00:42:57.840 about rough
00:42:58.240 greens
00:42:58.600 louise lives
00:42:59.480 in tennessee
00:43:00.020 with a minister
00:43:00.780 miniature australian
00:43:02.320 shepherd and
00:43:03.560 let me tell you
00:43:04.200 that dog she
00:43:05.680 says had a
00:43:06.500 problem she
00:43:07.540 was overweight
00:43:08.360 had horrible
00:43:09.500 breath to the
00:43:10.260 point that
00:43:10.700 louise kids
00:43:11.360 would come
00:43:11.800 home for the
00:43:12.220 weekend and
00:43:12.660 complain about
00:43:13.340 it so louise
00:43:14.640 put her on
00:43:15.180 weight control
00:43:15.820 dog food
00:43:16.540 that sounds
00:43:17.700 even worse
00:43:18.560 she decided
00:43:19.940 to try to
00:43:20.560 put rough
00:43:21.600 greens on it
00:43:22.300 to make it
00:43:22.780 taste better
00:43:23.440 because her
00:43:24.340 dog did not
00:43:25.720 want to eat
00:43:26.180 it well after
00:43:27.900 only having
00:43:28.960 gone through
00:43:29.500 the jump
00:43:29.920 start bag
00:43:30.640 louise and
00:43:31.680 her kids
00:43:32.020 started noticing
00:43:32.660 something the
00:43:33.680 dog was getting
00:43:34.360 healthier losing
00:43:35.360 a little bit of
00:43:35.900 weight got a
00:43:36.440 shinier coat most
00:43:37.320 importantly bad
00:43:38.260 breath was
00:43:38.920 gone it's the
00:43:41.580 power of rough
00:43:42.980 greens power of
00:43:44.260 rough greens it's
00:43:44.960 chock full of
00:43:45.780 antioxidants vitamins
00:43:47.180 minerals omega
00:43:48.380 oils and all the
00:43:49.760 stuff that's good
00:43:50.360 for you that makes
00:43:51.600 you live longer your
00:43:52.500 dog needs it too and
00:43:53.880 they love it it's
00:43:55.100 not a dog food it's
00:43:56.180 something you put on
00:43:56.940 the dog food that
00:43:58.260 really does change
00:43:59.700 the health of your
00:44:00.380 dog I know I've
00:44:01.500 been feeding this to
00:44:02.960 uno now for what
00:44:04.200 seven months eight
00:44:05.900 months sorry
00:44:07.300 I have no concept
00:44:09.060 of time remember
00:44:10.820 it was a week ago
00:44:12.960 today that everyone
00:44:14.760 was talking about the
00:44:15.760 vote in Georgia
00:44:16.980 yeah a week
00:44:19.680 anyway get the
00:44:20.960 jump start bag for
00:44:22.040 1495 and start the
00:44:23.520 process of getting
00:44:24.180 your dog healthier and
00:44:25.100 happier you want to
00:44:26.260 see your dog thrive
00:44:27.360 again go to rough
00:44:28.340 greens are you f f
00:44:29.760 greens dot com it's
00:44:31.740 so good they asked for
00:44:33.860 it by babe oh my
00:44:36.200 gosh rough greens dot
00:44:38.140 com slash back
00:44:39.520 oh I ask you now to
00:44:49.380 support free speech by
00:44:51.160 supporting blaze tv dot
00:44:53.540 com slash Glenn this is
00:44:56.500 something that we have
00:44:57.720 asked you to do and the
00:44:59.940 time is the times a call
00:45:03.840 for some urgency here
00:45:05.900 all of us all of us and
00:45:11.060 we are in touch with all
00:45:13.340 of the biggest conservative
00:45:14.340 publishers and and
00:45:16.720 hosts and we are all
00:45:18.780 trying to figure this out
00:45:20.800 together you can pray that
00:45:22.540 we continue to work
00:45:23.520 together because it's a
00:45:24.440 very good development
00:45:25.360 but we are all trying to
00:45:28.240 figure out how we are
00:45:29.580 going to weather the
00:45:30.380 storms and we all have
00:45:32.660 to be mistake free I
00:45:34.580 feel a little like the
00:45:36.060 FBI and the and the
00:45:38.780 Department of Homeland
00:45:39.360 Security felt when they
00:45:40.780 were going up against
00:45:41.660 terrorists in America
00:45:42.820 they just have to get
00:45:45.680 one right we just miss
00:45:49.780 one and it's a disaster
00:45:51.480 and so we just we could
00:45:56.660 use your support even if
00:45:57.900 that is through prayer
00:45:59.160 pray for a hedge of
00:46:02.360 protection on all of us
00:46:03.960 and clarity of thought
00:46:05.940 and to know the difference
00:46:08.840 between his voice and our
00:46:09.920 voice but we would ask
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00:46:21.260 uh there's lots of
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00:46:26.420 you could you could use
00:46:27.640 this as your only network
00:46:28.860 honestly and I think you
00:46:29.860 get a lot of what you
00:46:31.040 need um if not most of
00:46:34.060 what you need it's uh
00:46:35.600 blaze tv at least for your
00:46:37.000 intellectual curiosity
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00:46:43.400 and do it now
00:46:44.900 I I I don't know about
00:46:49.820 you I don't know what's
00:46:50.640 happening in your life but
00:46:53.120 uh is it's just kind of
00:46:55.320 like you know the straw
00:46:57.760 that's breaking the
00:46:58.580 camel's back I mean is it
00:47:00.720 I mean which thing uh I
00:47:05.480 don't know everything
00:47:06.360 outside of your private
00:47:07.420 life I mean I I feel for
00:47:11.840 those who are have lost
00:47:13.660 their jobs and are struggling
00:47:16.420 I mean I am uh I am so
00:47:19.020 grateful grateful that uh
00:47:23.240 we are not struggling like
00:47:25.280 some are struggling and I
00:47:27.780 feel for you and we will be
00:47:29.720 there for you um but I mean I
00:47:33.600 just I think I'm the dumbest
00:47:35.220 man in America I really do at
00:47:37.080 times I'm just stop shaking
00:47:38.840 your head like that Stu no I
00:47:40.240 just you're making a lot of
00:47:41.380 sense you're telling the truth I
00:47:42.520 want to give you credit with
00:47:43.420 with everything that's
00:47:44.660 happening in the world six
00:47:45.660 months ago we decided my
00:47:47.960 wife and I were like you
00:47:48.940 know what I don't think that
00:47:50.000 there's enough stress in our
00:47:51.140 life and you know with
00:47:52.640 everybody at home what we
00:47:54.920 should do is remodel the
00:47:57.080 kitchen what the what the
00:48:00.060 hell what I don't know what
00:48:02.840 was in me and I'm like that's a
00:48:04.100 good idea we should do that and
00:48:06.640 mainly I think because we you
00:48:08.520 know the garage and everything
00:48:09.780 else we cleaned up you know
00:48:12.080 what I mean we went into the
00:48:13.320 barn and we cleaned it up and
00:48:14.940 organized that's a whole
00:48:16.380 different thing than hey let's
00:48:18.620 remodel the kitchen which led
00:48:21.280 to uh us tearing out a wall in
00:48:23.940 the living room because I mean my
00:48:26.340 wife is like we got to get rid of
00:48:27.580 this wall she's been saying that
00:48:28.980 forever I hate this wall it
00:48:30.320 separates from the kitchen in the
00:48:31.820 living room and I'm like okay and
00:48:33.620 so we we were remodeling the
00:48:35.620 kitchen and she said that again
00:48:37.880 I'm like honey we're not going to
00:48:38.920 go this far and then have you
00:48:40.800 not we're let's just take down
00:48:42.500 this wall to just be this wall
00:48:44.140 which led to wow the floors
00:48:49.520 don't match and so now uh what
00:48:52.500 are we gonna do we gonna put the
00:48:53.280 wall back or are we going to well
00:48:55.760 let's just let's just redo the
00:48:58.360 floors okay so we redo the floor
00:49:00.500 well the problem is we took the
00:49:02.460 trim off of and it's all wood so
00:49:05.700 we took the trim off of uh you
00:49:08.080 you know the the floorboards
00:49:09.460 which led to us saying okay now
00:49:12.240 we have to paint the trim okay so
00:49:14.560 now we have to paint the trim over
00:49:15.920 the whole house which led us to go
00:49:17.700 well now the cabinets don't match so
00:49:19.280 we have to paint the cabinets which
00:49:21.260 is not just the cabinets in the
00:49:22.480 kitchen now it's the cabinets in the
00:49:23.980 bathrooms it's the cabinets in the
00:49:26.000 laundry room at which since we're
00:49:28.780 already there said she honey this
00:49:32.500 floor in the laundry room is
00:49:33.920 complete look at the tile it's
00:49:35.360 completely outdated oh okay well i
00:49:39.620 guess while we're here we'll just
00:49:40.920 redo the floor in the laundry room
00:49:44.460 well we can't just do it here
00:49:46.740 because it's the same tile upstairs and
00:49:49.700 so we can't have the outdated tile
00:49:52.180 upstairs i mean if you're looking to
00:49:54.360 buy a house and you go upstairs and
00:49:56.080 it's outdated upstairs and it's
00:49:57.500 different downstairs i mean you just
00:49:59.620 can't do that so now our upstairs is
00:50:02.740 completely torn apart because as
00:50:06.800 you're taking out the tile in the
00:50:08.060 bathroom well you might as well
00:50:09.620 paint the bathrooms and well let's
00:50:12.260 let's take the wallpaper off the kids
00:50:14.180 rooms and let's paint that because
00:50:15.720 that's really out of so the kids have
00:50:18.220 no place to sleep but here's the extra
00:50:20.580 special part i have always said to
00:50:22.960 myself self if you could get like some
00:50:26.960 of those you know big container you
00:50:30.060 know those shipping containers and you
00:50:32.660 could put not one not two but maybe
00:50:34.900 three of them right there in your front
00:50:38.140 yard you know next to the port-a-potty
00:50:41.540 you'd have quite a life you'd have quite
00:50:46.660 a life so we have those and but that
00:50:49.760 wasn't enough for us we decided to put
00:50:51.680 the washer and dryer on the porch like
00:50:55.020 any good hillbilly would do so we have
00:50:58.020 the washer and dryer on the porch
00:50:59.680 because well we didn't have any room in
00:51:01.760 there and the kitchen doesn't have the
00:51:04.380 refrigerator sure i could have put those
00:51:06.760 you know the refrigerator freezer on the
00:51:08.800 front porch too but i think it would
00:51:11.440 have it would have not been as classy as
00:51:14.480 my neighborhood demands so we just put
00:51:17.180 our refrigerator in the living room which
00:51:21.120 has all the floors uh torn out and
00:51:23.440 because they tore out the floors they did
00:51:25.500 damage to the fireplace and so now we have
00:51:27.900 to replace the fireplace as well and i was
00:51:31.880 going to bed last night i think well at
00:51:34.520 least you know at least i have my bedroom
00:51:37.280 and then i opened the door and i realized
00:51:39.380 no i don't actually everything everything
00:51:42.600 from the house that didn't fit into the
00:51:44.520 storage containers that are just outside
00:51:46.500 next to the port-a-potty is all stacked up
00:51:49.340 like i'm some sort of uh hoarder which i am i
00:51:53.300 admit and i only have a path from the door
00:51:56.040 of my living room to the bed and to the
00:51:59.220 bathroom uh well it has a little bit it's
00:52:02.240 about a two foot space a walkway uh that i
00:52:06.420 can go through and it also goes to where my
00:52:09.280 children are sleeping on the floor in our
00:52:11.500 bedroom so i think it's good and i curse
00:52:14.580 anyone who said hey i can't wait for 2020
00:52:18.160 to be over because 2021 is a new year
00:52:21.240 curse you curse you in the first two weeks
00:52:25.540 of 2021 we lost the congress the senate the
00:52:28.140 white house social media i don't know
00:52:30.720 freedom lost all of that it's just the
00:52:35.360 second week of this new year but here's the
00:52:39.960 good news oh i can't think of any oh wait
00:52:43.180 wait wait at least the kids are back in
00:52:47.420 school oh no wait they're not isn't that
00:52:52.580 fantastic well at least you have your
00:52:54.820 health no no no nope i'm fat i'm out of
00:52:58.840 shape i'm now eating salads because my
00:53:01.760 family is like you're gonna die on us dad
00:53:04.000 so have a salad so i'm now eating salads
00:53:07.020 and green stuff i don't like but i'm i'm
00:53:11.980 feeling well i would say much better but
00:53:13.880 i'm not because i'm winded because i still
00:53:17.980 can't shake my bout with covid that i got on
00:53:23.480 christmas eve
00:53:24.700 so if anyone says hey tomorrow is a new
00:53:30.060 day
00:53:30.480 shut up shut the pie hole i don't want to
00:53:36.520 hear it
00:53:37.000 i'm about to climb up in a tower i am you
00:53:41.180 wait have you talked about the covid thing
00:53:42.860 at all you got it no because we got back
00:53:45.580 and every the world is on fire
00:53:47.300 i mean no i haven't yeah you had it uh
00:53:52.500 over and i had a bad bout of it too really i
00:53:55.040 mean if you're gonna get it i mean really
00:53:57.460 get you want to get it like the way i got
00:53:58.860 it which was asymptomatic baby yeah yeah and
00:54:01.960 my family had it and it was no big deal so
00:54:04.000 when i got it i'm like it was a little
00:54:05.700 sick right but it wasn't she was sick for
00:54:07.440 about three days four days
00:54:10.060 and out but you know i was like honey there
00:54:14.540 is laundry and dishes piling up this is
00:54:17.640 helpful you've got to get better i just
00:54:20.280 thought i'd give that to facebook and
00:54:21.700 twitter and everybody well i think you'd do
00:54:23.160 it because now your wife will be serving
00:54:25.540 you like steak we wrapped in bacon
00:54:27.640 wrapped in more yes yeah yes kill them
00:54:30.940 off you son of a here's a bacon wrapped
00:54:34.020 filet oh honey now stop the punishment
00:54:36.720 uh but yeah i had covid and it really
00:54:40.640 pounded me really pounded me i'm fat and
00:54:43.540 over you know and out of shape i hadn't
00:54:45.740 noticed but really that is so much now
00:54:48.940 now that you've mentioned it you do look
00:54:51.640 like a macy's balloon uh so yeah you throw
00:54:56.500 some rope around my hands and my feet and
00:54:58.780 i look exactly like i could go to the
00:55:01.280 parade and float above the entire crowd
00:55:03.840 um but i i uh it it's it was weird
00:55:08.960 because it started and the kids were in
00:55:11.560 the kitchen and they were cooking and
00:55:13.200 because we were up in the mountains when
00:55:16.480 you cook in the mountains everything
00:55:18.120 burns we cannot figure out how to cook
00:55:20.620 things in the mountains everything burns
00:55:22.760 and so they were in the kitchen and i
00:55:24.800 thought they were making stuff for
00:55:25.800 christmas and i said something is as
00:55:28.520 something's burning because i had a real
00:55:30.420 uh like like it was breathing in acidic
00:55:33.580 smoke and i just started coughing i mean
00:55:36.540 like out of nowhere i had nothing and then
00:55:39.780 all of a sudden i'm like
00:55:40.380 and i could not control it and i'm saying
00:55:47.160 kids something's burning in the house and
00:55:48.980 they're like dad the ovens and the stove
00:55:52.200 aren't even on and uh it was horrible i had no
00:55:57.660 other symptoms except that then the other
00:56:00.880 symptoms started and i think i got it from
00:56:04.080 nicole arbor oh right because she announced
00:56:07.340 on twitter that she got it she got it right
00:56:09.260 after she was here yeah she's the first
00:56:11.760 interview i do live and i get coveted from
00:56:16.720 so apparently you deserve it yeah i know so it
00:56:21.440 lasted for at least a week uh and really pounded i
00:56:27.540 mean just could not just had no energy winded
00:56:32.600 walking from one you know yeah one side of the
00:56:35.940 kitchen to the other you know barely able to put
00:56:38.780 you know hold up my pudding as i was eating it
00:56:41.580 and uh and so i i mean it was really pounded
00:56:46.180 and i still am i still to this day to this
00:56:49.180 day i still don't feel right now it might be
00:56:52.320 that we're breathing in you know uh parts of the
00:56:56.960 fireplace toxic dust around your house yeah
00:57:00.060 yeah i mean it might be that we're living
00:57:01.900 amongst the asbestos i'm not sure uh but i still
00:57:05.720 can't fully get it back like what do you when
00:57:08.820 you say fully can get it back you can't get
00:57:10.180 your i can't your wind i still can't breathe
00:57:13.840 really deeply uh or it hurts
00:57:18.200 and yeah i have a little bit of a wheeze
00:57:21.940 at the at the the deep breathing uh i i just
00:57:27.380 don't feel right i just don't feel right
00:57:29.880 it's weird yeah yeah i have relatives that went
00:57:32.280 through uh they got coveted and that was it was
00:57:35.400 similar i mean a little worse than you even
00:57:37.180 because they're a little older but and not so
00:57:39.720 fat or fatter not as fat not as older um and uh no
00:57:43.880 but they same thing like um over a month of not
00:57:47.680 being able to walk from one side of the room or to
00:57:50.320 the other without basically wanting to collapse and
00:57:52.780 fall asleep for three hours yeah i mean it's it it's
00:57:56.140 weird i mean we you know our own keith malinac who
00:57:58.280 works here yeah got it what early 30 yeah uh yeah he's a
00:58:02.520 little 35 yeah he's yeah a little older than that and healthy and
00:58:05.840 generally speaking health he's how old is it would you say
00:58:08.120 sarah 40 45 45 45 45 no no i think he's a little
00:58:14.200 younger than i am is he 42 okay wow younger than i am and
00:58:18.320 he uh he got it i think late november early
00:58:21.620 december dude still doesn't have his voice back
00:58:24.420 still yeah yeah he lost his voice in the middle of this and
00:58:27.640 was sick he was out he missed the entire month of
00:58:29.920 december i think for on the pat on pat grand leashed now you're
00:58:33.020 just showing off yeah on pat grand leashed miss the entire
00:58:35.740 month of december came back in january still can't still has no
00:58:39.700 voice i mean you know he can't talk yeah and you know this is a
00:58:44.420 problem when you're on a radio show and a television show i will
00:58:47.300 tell you that i went through it and i said
00:58:49.200 this is why this kills 80 year olds because you if you come into it weak
00:58:55.480 it's really bad toast you're toast if you can't if you don't have the stamina
00:59:01.220 if you don't have the energy if you don't have the wind power going into it
00:59:04.620 it's not it's not good and not pleasant and this is why it's killing 80 year olds
00:59:10.340 and probably why it's not killing people who are 20 because you still have you
00:59:16.460 still have all of that you know yeah very recovery
00:59:19.260 on this it has been not for the rest of my family but for me the recovery on
00:59:25.820 this has been astoundingly bad
00:59:28.100 so that's amazing it really is so weird how it affects different people
00:59:34.880 uh fauci has come out and said even if you're not in the same room if you're
00:59:38.460 listening to somebody and they cough you can get it even
00:59:42.400 through the radio right even through the radio yeah so hey who knows get tested
00:59:45.920 yeah you're all exposed now all right let me tell you about amac we live in a
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01:01:15.240 well
01:01:27.080 let me just say this first don't cry for me argentina uh vice president elect kamala harris
01:01:38.000 is waging the first public battle of her tenure uh and this is please pull over you're going to be
01:01:47.080 so sad uh that you might want to pull over because i don't want you driving with tears in your eyes
01:01:51.940 can you pull over for a second sounds sad yeah yeah put your blinker on put your blinker on i
01:01:57.980 don't know no i don't need blinkers i'm an american get out of my way according to the new york times
01:02:02.480 harris and her team now at odds with the high fashion magazine vogue and the editorial team
01:02:10.100 over their decision to select a casual photo of the vice president elect for their magazine cover
01:02:15.580 instead of the more formal photo that they feel cast harris in a better more professional light
01:02:21.560 february's issue features ms harris in a dark jacket by donald deal of course skinny pants
01:02:28.480 converse and her trademark pearls she stands against the leaf background uh bisected by a spill of pink
01:02:36.160 curtain colors meant to invoke her howard university sorority and she's caught in what seems like a
01:02:42.160 mid laugh and her hands are clasped together at her waist and uh they don't like it they say that
01:02:48.020 it's disrespectful now i just want to point out kamala uh i've been on the cover of time magazine and
01:02:57.300 i didn't even know they were going to put my face on there in fact they used a photographer
01:03:03.020 who openly said i want to destroy him so it's you know and you could count your lucky stars look at
01:03:10.400 the bright side kamala at least they're not well they're not treating you like they treated uh
01:03:16.600 melania on any of the fashion magazine at least you're on a cover of a fashion magazine this is
01:03:23.840 the glenbeck program american financing nmls 182334 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org
01:03:32.140 sincerely i don't know how they do it i don't know how she's still standing today
01:03:37.180 american financing time keeps marching on doesn't it it'd be nice if i could tell you hey 2020
01:03:44.900 2021 we're all going to get a five minute breather um but we're not going to get a break from this
01:03:51.120 madness it's not how it works but we are equipped to deal with times like this we were all born at
01:03:57.780 this time for a reason we just have to do the things that are smart do the things that are right
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01:04:40.700 is on underway really right now go to blaze tv.com slash glenn promo code glenn save 30 bucks off your
01:04:47.620 subscription to blaze tv this is the glenbeck program we're glad you're here uh bitcoin why that's
01:04:57.060 weird something this is something that the average person is not talking about but then again
01:05:01.160 your marriage could be on fire along with your car and your house and with everything that's going on
01:05:06.780 in the world you might not even have time to talk about your house and your car on fire uh so uh
01:05:13.300 people have been watching it we've been watching it it's actually what uh tika tiwari talked about
01:05:19.220 what like three years ago two years ago i remember that yeah and he was on he said it's going to go up to
01:05:24.220 50 grand it's going to move quickly and i said i believe you but the timing you should probably not
01:05:32.180 say real fast because i'm always wrong with timing well it turns out that he's right and there's a
01:05:37.780 reason why bitcoin uh didn't go up and we wanted to bring tika uh on with us welcome to the program
01:05:45.280 tika how are you i'm doing great glenn it's great to be back thanks for having me so i wanted to talk to
01:05:51.400 you about now that it has broken can you explain the the bubble that the trump administration
01:05:59.760 popped if you will in in 2017 yeah let me first say that you did warn me when we were on air you
01:06:07.640 said i said bitcoin will be forty thousand dollars and you said are you sure you want to say that are
01:06:12.820 you really sure you want to say that and you know something i prided myself on glenn is that if i
01:06:18.300 believe something i'm not going to hide i know i'm going to say it and and and everything told me
01:06:23.360 that it was going to go there and when it didn't go there i was shocked i said you know i had to look
01:06:29.240 in the mirror and say did i just get this wrong and fortunately i i stayed the path and here we are
01:06:35.560 you know 33 000 we've been at 40 above 40 so it came to light that giancarlo who was the former head
01:06:42.920 of the cftc came out christopher giancarlo who came out and said one of the untold stories in the
01:06:48.700 past few years is that the cftc the treasury the sec and national economic council director at the time
01:06:54.980 gary cohen believed that the launch of bitcoin futures would have the impact of popping the bitcoin
01:07:01.820 bubble and it worked so you had some of the most important levers of government policy at work
01:07:08.780 trying to push down bitcoin and that's why we didn't go to 40k plan and it finally dawned on me
01:07:17.140 like oh okay so this is what i was up against well i know this to be true with gold in the 1980s
01:07:23.860 they suppressed gold with tips and everything else they found ways to suppress the price of gold
01:07:29.680 because gold was an indicator of how solid is our economy and the dollar and so they have suppressed
01:07:37.820 gold should be a probably three to five thousand dollars an ounce if you had the restrictions on
01:07:43.440 it uh the fewer restrictions on it that we had in the 1980s um the concern here is i mean it was up to
01:07:51.720 what 42 last week 42 yeah it's down to 33 by the way i took your advice i bought more and i'm thrilled
01:08:01.580 that i did um but uh the the the scary thing is is again they're starting to it's coming down i don't
01:08:12.320 know why do you know why it's coming down yeah i mean bitcoin's got up 380 over the last year it
01:08:20.020 needed to take a breather i mean if you look at stocks like amazon apple google when they were in
01:08:25.280 their early growth phases they would go through processes like this even tesla where it would be
01:08:30.440 and then they'd knock it down and and and you'd get this exchange from weak hands to strong hands
01:08:35.480 and then it would move up again i'm actually very happy glenn to see bitcoin take a breather here
01:08:40.760 because parabolic strength moves up don't have to crash and so so they crash so this is great i would
01:08:47.240 love to see even bitcoin coming a little bit more trade sideways for a few months have people tell me
01:08:52.740 i'm an idiot for buying it would love to see that you know right now i'm the most popular guy at the
01:08:57.400 party i never like that um so i would love to see more skepticism grow uh around i agree i i would
01:09:05.400 like to see it at 25 uh quite honestly because i think that's really healthy and then take another
01:09:11.000 spurt towards it um is is this is being called digital gold now that a new generation looks at this
01:09:20.180 is digital gold this is not what we saw the first time that it hit 20 000 when everybody was like i'm
01:09:27.040 mortgaging my house and buying bitcoin this is not happening at the low level investor and by the way
01:09:34.140 you can still buy bitcoin even if you have a hundred dollars you just don't buy one you buy a fraction of
01:09:39.260 one um and uh but that's not what's happening here this is actually big investors right we're seeing the
01:09:48.140 institutionalization of bitcoin and if you remember in 2018 i was on your show and i begged everyone i
01:09:53.980 said don't believe these institutions remember jamie diamond called bitcoin a ponzi scheme yes
01:09:59.420 setting fire anybody that was trading it correct guess what they just put out research saying that
01:10:04.100 bitcoin's worth a hundred and forty six thousand dollars and i called that in 2018 i said once these
01:10:09.840 guys have the regulatory framework in place they're going to come out and they are going to put their
01:10:14.440 marketing machine behind bitcoin city group which three years ago said that bitcoin was worthless just
01:10:20.880 came out and said that bitcoin's going to go to 300k city group claim city group so everything we talked
01:10:28.220 about in 2018 is starting to happen i wish it happened faster of course we always wish these things happened
01:10:34.420 faster but i would say anybody listening today is don't focus on the day-to-day focus on the trajectory of
01:10:41.180 this asset and focus on the people that are buying it now and the people that are buying it now people
01:10:45.960 like mass mutual that has 230 billion dollars under management 169 year old insurance company
01:10:52.100 companies like michael sayler has put a billion dollars into this through his public entity
01:10:57.120 um uh the major banks that have now been given clearance to both custody trade and create products
01:11:05.020 around crypto which they could never do before so now that they figured out a way to make money from it
01:11:10.660 glenn guess what they're going to write reports about it they're going to get their clients into it
01:11:15.100 and and you will see again i'm not going to paint myself in a corner like i did last time but but i
01:11:21.920 think we will see 60 000 bitcoin far faster than most people imagine and and at some point here i'm not
01:11:28.920 saying it's going to happen this year but we'll see a hundred thousand dollar bitcoin at the end of the
01:11:33.800 day there is no other asset that can hedge you the way that bitcoin can sure gold can to a certain
01:11:41.000 extent but gold's already a 10 trillion dollar market right you're not going to see gold go up 10 or 12
01:11:47.380 or 15 or even 8x anytime soon yeah and as you said gold's a political metal it's it's really uh
01:11:54.240 depressed by government overt government policies bitcoin still has a great deal of freedom because it is
01:12:01.280 decentralized it's much newer it's much smaller and we've seen that no matter how many shots you take
01:12:07.300 at bitcoin it keeps coming back the other thing i would say is if people keep calling bitcoin a bubble
01:12:14.040 how many bubbles going do you know that are 10 years old are worth a half a trillion dollars or more
01:12:19.620 and keep making new highs at what point do we say okay this isn't a bubble this is this is a new asset
01:12:25.660 so it sure goes through booms and busts but it it's not it's it's it's not a bubble asset i do believe
01:12:33.200 this is the cotton gin the internet this is going to change the financial world and it is one of those
01:12:42.060 things that you the average person could invest in right now and at this point it still could be game
01:12:49.660 changing for your family game changing and especially when the dollar begins to really lose
01:12:56.380 value people are going to be looking for something of other value and that's gold silver bitcoin land
01:13:03.600 uh i mean it's it's hard assets like this everybody listening today whether you buy bitcoin or not
01:13:12.080 i would tell you do you want to own an asset cash that got diluted by 23 last year it's okay to
01:13:20.280 dilute an asset if you've got offsetting growth but we don't have offsetting growth 23 more dollars
01:13:27.700 were printed last year and the economy went down like that that's a recipe for a destruction of buying
01:13:35.040 power you owe it to your family to protect your buying power maybe you'll do it in land maybe you'll do
01:13:41.340 it in some type of equipment i'm doing it in bitcoin that that's my choice tika one of the
01:13:47.820 and there's trillions of dollars more to be printed here in the coming uh biden administration trillions
01:13:52.540 um tika one of the things i think is interesting to me and also i think the audience when it comes
01:13:57.240 to bitcoin is the idea that this it's a currency that can't be printed forever there's only going to
01:14:02.780 be what 21 million of them of all of all time and then there's nowhere to go but the value to be up
01:14:08.300 there's scarcity there um in addition to that though there are reports that up to 20 percent
01:14:13.220 of the existing bitcoin are lost and will never be recovered you think it's more than that it's at
01:14:19.600 least six it's at least six or seven million bitcoins are gone forever oh my god never have
01:14:24.440 so that means there's maybe 11 million in the active float right now that's it there's 35 million
01:14:30.280 there's in the world and if every one of them want to own a bitcoin they can't think about that
01:14:35.840 they can't wow that's amazing i mean you just think as this goes on there was only a few more
01:14:43.460 million bitcoin to go and many many are lost many more could be lost the scarcity is really something
01:14:49.860 that it almost seems like inertia is going to push this thing higher no matter what happens
01:14:55.700 when i when i have been the truth look at 2009 to now look at it oh you didn't have to be a genius
01:15:03.100 you just bought and you hold and didn't worry about the 80 percent drops shut up shut up when i i figured
01:15:09.600 this out the other day when when mark andreessen i sat with a private meeting with mark andreessen
01:15:14.920 and he told me this story makes me sick oh yeah he told me you gotta buy bitcoin it was under a dollar
01:15:22.220 at the time oh when i heard it again wow it was 32 i did the math if i would have taken the small
01:15:31.800 investment that i made uh you know three years ago four years ago whenever it would have been worth
01:15:38.340 250 million dollars today oh my gosh 200 you think i'd be here i'd be gone
01:15:48.500 gone and i think you'd still be there yeah i know uh but i'd be happier uh the uh the thing is is that
01:15:58.680 uh i don't think this is is any different than that and people will see it's 33 000 a bitcoin you
01:16:08.000 don't have to buy a bitcoin you can buy a little bit of one slice uh and it's it's uh well worth it i
01:16:15.200 think i think um one last question i see the stock i could be wrong but i think the stock market after
01:16:22.580 the inauguration uh will have a correction as well and possibly a big correction um and it doesn't
01:16:30.700 mean i i don't want to get into the timing because i'm always wrong but i it's coming uh and that's
01:16:36.240 usually when a big correction comes people who have a lot of money and buy on margins have to sell their
01:16:42.260 gold have to sell their assets and they dump them so should we be looking for another big dip
01:16:48.800 in bitcoin uh if the stock market comes down i am i am praying for one i don't know if my karma is
01:16:57.880 good enough to get one i'm praying for one i would love to see 25k i know that'll freak a lot of people
01:17:04.960 out but i would love to see 25k and i would love to buy some more the bottom line is there's never
01:17:11.060 been a if you've if you've had at least a three to four year time frame there's never been a bad price
01:17:17.820 to own bitcoin think about that yeah how many assets can you say that's true for none um tika thank you
01:17:24.720 so much god bless glad to uh glad to have you on again thank you uh all right you bet let me tell you
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01:17:39.940 i discovered to my horror that i have nearly depleted my secret supply of potato chips and
01:17:44.940 gummy bears miniature chocolate covered donuts and oreos almost all gone i don't know when i'll be able to
01:17:52.100 make a sneak grocery run as the prison guard who calls herself my wife is always watching now
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01:19:02.660 yeah you're mark andreessen the guy who is the angel investor and i mean the guy has got to be worth
01:19:09.200 billions yeah uh and uh i'm sitting with in a private meeting and it's like 32 cents a bitcoin and
01:19:16.780 he's like you need to glenn just put 50 grand into it oh god he is worth over a billion dollars by the
01:19:26.020 way and and that was 2019 with his bitcoin holdings because he's he's uh involved in coinbase right
01:19:31.200 yeah he started coinbase which is the biggest that's why we had the meeting he's like glenn i gotta i gotta
01:19:36.520 talk to you about something i'm telling you i just started coinbase i hate you i told you i told you
01:19:42.420 you told me a little later on as far as yeah as far as you remember yeah and i remember we talked
01:19:49.500 about it again at 30 dollars uh a uh a share a bitcoin i remember that and then we talked about
01:19:56.500 it at 200 and then at a thousand and then at 2000 oh i mean we started talking about it i i'd love to
01:20:04.040 hear there has to be people in this audience the audience millions and millions of people we started
01:20:09.140 blabbing about this when it was less than a thousand dollars of bitcoin there has to be people
01:20:13.880 who are learned about it on this show and maybe are millionaires because of it i mean if you put
01:20:18.800 25 000 yeah when we were talking about it back then even you know you could be a millionaire yeah you
01:20:24.840 could be a millionaire today is there anybody i i want to know yeah we gotta do i gotta know i want
01:20:29.240 to know clear all the phones i want to know are there any bitcoin millionaires in the audience
01:20:34.540 and don't rub it into our face just please uh but any bitcoin millionaires that are millionaires
01:20:41.100 because they heard it and they were like you know what i'm i'm gonna do it i'm gonna do it and they
01:20:45.360 throw a couple thousand bucks and you fought everybody in your life who is a bitcoin millionaire
01:20:51.000 i'd love to hear from you 888-727-BECK yeah i know have your butler call 888-727-BECK more in a minute
01:21:00.820 back in 2018 uh one of the world's leading scholars and a man who is in rarefied air at least in
01:21:16.180 in my book uh as a historian edwin black said this this is 2018 today i come not just to mourn or
01:21:26.720 scorn but rather warn our world this world of today's whose memories are still whistling and
01:21:33.060 bristling with the torments and tribulations of a generation now passing before our eyes
01:21:38.280 but also for the world of tomorrow and the day after pulsed by a generation whose torments and
01:21:45.200 tribulations may yet be in store the outrages are audible and just over the horizon but in many cases
01:21:53.240 the horizon is speeding towards us like an unstoppable tsunami preparing to crash what he
01:22:00.900 spoke to me about a few years ago is happening today and he knew it was coming because he's a student
01:22:11.200 of the past you really need to hear this interview as i reintroduce you for long-term listeners
01:22:20.240 to mr edwin black a very brave historian who has fought all the battles already edwin black joins us
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01:23:50.260 the author of ibm and the holocaust which is a must read a book that you should have in your library in
01:24:12.400 paper in paper also war against the weak which is the definitive book uh on eugenics his name is edwin
01:24:25.500 black uh and i welcome him again to the show hi edwin how are you sir good morning glum how are you i'm
01:24:32.740 very good thank you as i always say at the beginning every time i talk to you thank you for all of the
01:24:38.840 work that you have done thank you for not forgetting uh and indeed looking at the parallels
01:24:47.600 to root things out before things go awry again thank you um when when we spoke a few years ago
01:24:57.160 we were talking about i was very concerned about depersonizing uh deep person the depersoning people
01:25:04.720 i don't even know if there was a term for it at the time and you said yeah it's digital ghettoization
01:25:10.300 and that always stuck with me because that's exactly what it should be called and it's exactly
01:25:17.440 what's happening today and you warned about it can you tell me what that means and why you saw that
01:25:25.400 coming well the problem has grown even graver since you and i spoke i was sitting in i was standing
01:25:34.700 in the rotunda of the michigan state capitol with the governor on a holocaust day ceremony when i
01:25:43.720 coined the phrase the algorithm ghetto and the and the algorithm ghetto says that we will now be in a
01:25:53.400 position where we can scream from the rooftops and no one will hear us be because our means of
01:26:03.120 connectivity has been disconnected by the facebooks by the twitters by the instagrams and all of these
01:26:10.980 groups and now we have seen this has suddenly come into play not within a matter of weeks or months but
01:26:21.040 almost overnight the crush of censorship that is coming upon people not only will they be um uh shadow
01:26:30.980 banned not only will they um uh not be able to hurt from their heard when screaming from their rooftop
01:26:38.800 the rooftop has now been taken away this is a dire matter it's been years in coming everyone has seen it
01:26:51.720 coming some have not quantified it like i have and and and and and and like you have but it is going to
01:26:59.840 intensify every week until we will be in a brave new world that no one wants to visit the next step
01:27:11.700 after amazon has figured out it could turn off your servers the next step is for the two companies
01:27:20.280 that make the phones apple and google the android to cut off your phone service i don't know if that's
01:27:31.140 coming next week next month or next year but once amazon has figured out that they can turn off your
01:27:38.620 servers and maybe they'll turn off yours one day soon and maybe they'll turn off mine we are marching
01:27:45.200 down the long dark road i looked up some history the other day as i was looking at the silencing of
01:27:54.000 voices when hitler took power in 1933 the nazis controlled less than three percent of the 4700
01:28:00.400 newspapers during the first few weeks of 1933 the nazi regime deployed the radio press and newsreels to
01:28:07.500 stoke fears of a pending communist uprising then channeled popular anxieties into political measures that
01:28:14.560 eradicated all civil liberties and democracy the stormtroopers and members of the nazi elite
01:28:19.820 paramilitary formation the ss took to the streets to brutalize or arrest political opponents opponents
01:28:25.860 and incarcerate them in hastily established detention centers and concentration camps nazi thugs broke into
01:28:31.880 opposing political party offices destroying printing presses and newspapers um this happened at a
01:28:38.380 breathtaking pace in germany and quite honestly i look at the news of the day just today uh trump has just
01:28:49.240 declared a national emergency for the inauguration um they're talking about all kinds of controls uh and
01:28:57.780 if something goes wrong god forbid this thing is going to come down the curtain will fall so fast nobody will
01:29:06.520 have any idea uh what to do or what to say it'll be breathless do you agree well um just to add to
01:29:17.220 your insightful commentary uh the group in germany that did that was the stormtroopers was the sd
01:29:23.520 the sturmoptelung and it was accomplished not only by the sturmoptelung on on the street but a
01:29:32.820 commissar was placed into every immediately uh after january 30th 1933 a commissar was placed in
01:29:42.480 immediately into every newsroom every radio station and indeed every organization so they had a complete
01:29:52.440 grasp of what was going on and a complete control of every aspect of humanity you don't you don't need
01:30:00.560 that anymore you have these algorithms i mean that is that's right you don't need the guy in the brown
01:30:06.660 shirt in your office saying let me see that dispatch we now the brown shirt is now lurking in cyberspace
01:30:17.780 and we need to understand to where we have come now it was not it would not have been possible
01:30:26.960 for hitler to succeed to the extent that he did without the um uh continued day in day out help
01:30:36.100 of ibm which i covered in ibm in the holocaust but now we have new technology firms billion dollar firms
01:30:44.980 firms that can almost not even be controlled in any way shape or form and um uh we are turning a very
01:30:54.260 very dark corner and it would be impossible for any knowing person to accurately describe what lies
01:31:03.760 ahead and in fact historians will have a hard time um uh identifying what actually occurred
01:31:13.840 because we've now entered that part of 1984 where people are erasing the history and replacing it
01:31:23.460 yeah in real time um edwin i i um i want to quote something that you said it was up to ibm the
01:31:34.140 solutions company to organize all six phases of the holocaust identification exclusion asset
01:31:40.980 confiscation ghettoization deportation and even extermination with its advanced punch card technology
01:31:48.480 ibm knowingly conducted the census to identify the jews religious or not made the railroads run on time
01:31:55.900 and pinpointed jewish bank accounts to seize every concentration camp had its own ibm customer site
01:32:02.900 the infamous auschwitz auschwitz tattoo began as an ibm number before it morphed into other serial systems
01:32:11.420 they first of all they they were just doing business and you know you got to do business with everybody uh
01:32:19.840 and no judgment at all you know what we're not responsible for anything then after they denied this
01:32:27.220 for a long time and really tried to destroy you but you had all of the evidence uh and your book ibm and
01:32:34.760 the holocaust is absolutely an amazing work um but is there a difference between ibm and the potential
01:32:44.340 of google and facebook
01:32:47.480 that potential of google and facebook has already been tested in china uh what ibm did as you said
01:32:58.320 uh was uh it uh systematized and organized all six phases of the holocaust i don't wish to compare
01:33:06.620 the holocaust in any way shape or form to what is happening today but look at what ibm did
01:33:13.600 in nazi germany one phase one identification where everyone is already identified here
01:33:20.520 phase two exclusion we have now seen what exclusion looks like and the curtain is just raising
01:33:28.060 on that confiscation well that's just another word for pauperization you could also use the word
01:33:35.020 demonetizing uh de-platforming uh how many people have said we're out of money so after that um the
01:33:44.380 next step is ghettoization now no one here is going to be shipped into a ghetto but we have to ask
01:33:51.820 ourselves in this country have people been uh um uh put into concentration camps have people been um
01:34:03.580 selected for domestic deportation well we know it happened with the japanese in uh uh in world in world
01:34:13.740 war ii and in my book war against the weak in the latest edition i reveal how in connecticut
01:34:20.460 the carnegie institution had um conspired with the governor of connecticut wilbur cross to do a
01:34:29.340 door-to-door survey and i know eugenics is one of your specialties uh to do a survey of every citizen
01:34:38.380 in um in connecticut they started in a town called rocky hill and they would be ranked for their eugenic or
01:34:47.660 racial worthiness and those who did not measure up which was thought to be 99 would be deported to
01:34:56.140 some place in the ozarks until that was just um too much and uh when they got overcrowded they were
01:35:06.860 working on methods of mass murder which they called extermination i actually uh wrote a um quoted the
01:35:15.020 document the planning document it was just oh my gosh circumstance of an election that this was not
01:35:22.860 carried out but they did start it and this was done by the carnegie institution by the state of
01:35:29.420 connecticut and by the governor of connecticut and it began in rocky hill and their purpose was not all
01:35:36.220 only to um deport domestically deport uh uh hundreds of thousands if not millions of residents of
01:35:45.180 connecticut but then to deprive them of their money remember the japanese were deprived of their property
01:35:50.860 right deprive them of their assets in connecticut and when they were just too crowded uh for the camps to
01:35:59.660 continue eventually to exterminate them and the word they used was euthanasia which is mercy killing
01:36:06.700 under the theory that they um didn't have a good life they were doing them a favor yeah they were
01:36:14.620 showing mercy by relieving them of the burden of being on planet earth so edwin i'm going to take a
01:36:21.980 one minute break and then i want to come back and ask you what have you learned from history that can
01:36:26.860 help us today violence is certainly not the answer as we know from the reichstag fire it will only
01:36:34.860 accelerate things so what have you learned what should we be doing today to be able to not repeat
01:36:43.100 the mistakes of the past in one minute back with edwin black man you just have to hang out with me
01:36:51.500 because i'm a barrel of fun all day long um all right here we are when trump was inaugurated on
01:36:58.220 january 20th 2017 the dow closed at 19 732 today at the end of his presidency the dow is at what 31 000
01:37:11.500 i don't have it sitting up come on switch it's about 31 000 uh right now is it going to hold i think it's
01:37:18.940 going to take a crash uh a bad one uh reset um if you will but i could be wrong i've been wrong
01:37:26.540 on the timing of things for a long time but in the past two years janet yellen has made seven million
01:37:33.900 dollars in speaking fees from the same corporations she's about to wield immense power over uh you want to
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01:38:54.780 edwin black welcome back to the uh program you can find him at edwin black.com or you can uh follow him
01:39:05.100 online at edwin black book uh so what have you learned from history that can help us and guide us now
01:39:16.940 the only thing we could learn from history is that those who have not been uh enlightened about what
01:39:22.860 has happened before and those who uh are not opening their eyes will be led to demise now i am deeply
01:39:33.260 concerned because there are so many potholes ahead and people are driving right into them many people are
01:39:42.940 shocked i unfortunately and i really regret this i am not shocked uh i regret that i uh am not wrong
01:39:51.980 about any of the predictions in 2019 uh um i openly predicted there might be something approaching
01:40:01.100 in a second american civil war i repeated that last year and several weeks ago i had a show on the edwin
01:40:08.700 black show devoted to what could cause an american i saw a second civil war and what would it be the
01:40:17.660 number one feature would be an attempt to exact revenge on half the country on 75 million americans
01:40:26.940 and we and we see this happening at an accelerating pace and the only thing that i could advise people
01:40:36.140 is what i advise my closest friends and family keep your eyes open keep your ears open watch for what is
01:40:45.020 happening and do not be surprised and think of history before you make a move for your future
01:40:54.940 edwin uh gosh i wish it was more fun to talk to you uh because you're you're fascinating um you're
01:41:03.020 i i trust you i know how careful you are on the holocaust um you know to make sure that you never ever
01:41:12.220 um diminish that by comparing today to that etc um and so i i know how careful you are and i know what you
01:41:23.340 have battled through to be able just to have a voice and i i so appreciate it and i hope we talk again soon
01:41:32.780 um look in history for me about peaceful uh actions that we might take and we'll talk again soon edwin
01:41:42.780 thank you so much his name is edwin black he is a host of the edwin black show two books must have in
01:41:53.900 paper not digital war against the week and ibm and the holocaust
01:42:01.100 this is the glenn back program
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01:43:30.860 this is the glenn back program we welcome rachel bevard on with us she is the senior director
01:43:35.260 of policy conservative partnership institute the co-author of the book uh conservative knowing
01:43:42.220 what to keep uh i she's really really good at looking at where we are in the political landscape
01:43:51.980 and where do we go from here so we wanted to get her on rachel how are you i'm doing well thanks for
01:43:58.940 having me you bet you bet um let's just talk about the political landscape here for a second
01:44:06.620 um you know there's a national emergency that has been declared by the president they are trying to
01:44:12.620 impeach the president the reason why he in case you don't know this i know you do but in case the
01:44:17.820 audience doesn't know this the national emergency it revolves around uh this big uh you know carry your
01:44:25.980 guns to the state capitol uh next week uh and uh and surround your state capitol and come armed to
01:44:33.820 the inauguration i mean it's just a horrible idea that will end with the second amendment being decimated
01:44:41.820 uh if god forbid there's any problems um tell me about the political landscape and where do conservatives
01:44:49.260 stand right now and then we'll move forward well i think you have a couple of things going on here
01:44:56.940 you know the first is obviously that the violence at the capitol was appalling and i think you know
01:45:02.460 those protesters failed at their goal and the and the result will be to marginalize a lot of the voices
01:45:07.740 that i think have very legitimate aims and you know but i think that speaks to a broader point which is
01:45:13.580 that look i think while we should not condone what happened at the capitol we should denounce it
01:45:18.860 we should still seek to understand why thousands of people you know drove to the united states capitol
01:45:25.100 spent their own money you know to to bring legitimate legitimately held feelings of disenfranchisement
01:45:32.060 of you know grievance about how their politicians were not representing them the majority of those
01:45:36.700 people were not violent and i think it's incumbent upon the republican party and democrats as well to
01:45:41.340 understand what it was that drove those people because look i i said i said on wednesday night
01:45:47.820 there are many reasons that need to be explored but there are no excuses for what happened but there
01:45:56.300 are many reasons and we have to talk about those reasons because they're only making things worse
01:46:02.380 that's right and that's where i think you see now the opportunists in on the democratic side in
01:46:07.820 congress in the in the media at in levels of corporate power basically using what happened as
01:46:13.900 an excuse to do what they've always wanted to do which is to silence their opposition to silence any
01:46:18.780 meaningful debate or trying to understand what happened trying to find a clear way forward they
01:46:23.260 want these people out of public life and they're going to use every lever of power that they control to
01:46:28.140 do so and that is going to serve to just inflame the situation and it's going to bring more
01:46:33.260 destruction more marginalization at a time when we need to be doing some deep thinking about why this
01:46:38.220 happened so is there any moderating force at all in the democratic party i mean yesterday i hear oh it's
01:46:48.220 time for healing and coming together and we're going to give you know the stimulus package to everybody
01:46:53.900 except white men and i was like what are you doing what are you doing is there any moderating factor at
01:47:01.740 all that we can count on or that we can hope for this is the scary thing is that it's very hard to
01:47:09.820 point to any moderating influence at this point because you have politicians big you know democratic
01:47:16.380 politicians now working in tandem with corporations and the news media so we're not just dealing with a
01:47:22.380 political party here we are dealing with an operation of collusive power to try to silence you know a
01:47:28.780 group not just individuals but entire swaths of the american people because they hold views they
01:47:33.100 don't like there's a reason that michelle obama didn't go to congress to say shut down this rhetoric
01:47:38.780 she went to big tech she made a public appeal to mark zuckerberg to eliminate political opposition
01:47:44.300 same with joe manchin did the same thing alexander ocasio-cortez tried to get twitter to remove
01:47:49.020 her previous tweets supporting protests okay this is the level of collusive power that we're seeing and it's
01:47:54.620 dangerous okay so let's let's stop there for a second because you've just written a really great
01:47:59.580 article on section 230 um you know there's a lot of people that look now at uh the conservatives and
01:48:06.460 they're like you guys haven't done jack you haven't done jack on any of this stuff but they're kind of in
01:48:12.060 a rock and a hard place because we don't want more government regulation that i think is what mark
01:48:17.820 zuckerberg wants they want more regulation because they'll help write the bill section 230 is kind of
01:48:25.660 this unicorn out there that we're all hoping you know that you know pigs can fly and wishes or horses
01:48:31.820 that this will stop and uh and turn things around do you believe in section 230 is there anything we can
01:48:42.220 do that can stop them that won't bite us in the ass in the in the uh in the end so i think the
01:48:49.260 conversations around section 230 you know were useful and instructive because it is a government
01:48:53.980 subsidy that goes to these industries but to your point i do think it presents a lot of challenges
01:48:58.940 and i think at this point it's almost child's play i think we've almost moved beyond section 230 for
01:49:04.220 reigning in big tech i think we've seen how powerful they are and i if i i'm on the right and i'm
01:49:09.660 screaming for antitrust enforcement after what those companies have done to parlor and other
01:49:14.380 alternatives is there anyone on i mean i know elizabeth warren wants you know harsh regulation
01:49:20.540 is there anyone that's proposing anything on the left that we that is acceptable to us that you have
01:49:25.820 seen so i haven't seen anything on section 230 that i think from a conservative perspective
01:49:33.500 solves any problems for me i think yeah worse um but i do think there is some bipartisan
01:49:39.500 cooperation on antitrust and i'm not suggesting a politically motivated enforcement i'm talking
01:49:44.540 about using the laws that we have on the books because remember antitrust enforcement is law
01:49:49.100 enforcement right it's not new regulation it's saying is there are there laws being broken in
01:49:53.980 the market if there are we should prosecute those we don't tolerate amnesty in any other area why should
01:49:58.300 we tolerate it you know for big tech and so there is some cooperation on that point congressman ken
01:50:03.340 buck from colorado's republican a conservative member of the house freedom caucus has really taken
01:50:08.220 a leadership role on this front um he doesn't agree with some of what democrats want to do but he has
01:50:13.340 proposed areas where i think republicans democrats can work together because look these companies are
01:50:17.980 now changing our democracy they're changing the way that we live together and interact they're changing
01:50:22.940 who can speak not only that but who can hear right and that is having dangerous effects i think on how
01:50:28.780 we live as a free society so there has got to be action on this front and i'll tell you you know one
01:50:34.460 other thing about antitrust i don't have a problem in theory with companies deciding who speaks on
01:50:39.340 their platform right that the companies do have first amendment rights in that regard the problem
01:50:43.260 i have with it is that facebook isn't doing it for 20 of the world they're doing it for 99 of the world
01:50:48.780 yes and that is a problem that i think needs to be looked at and so antitrust can play a role here
01:50:53.660 i think republicans have to get serious about it so there is a internet um company north idaho internet
01:51:01.020 provider um and they have now banned uh they've now banned facebook and twitter from from their services
01:51:12.460 so they're not they're not carrying those they're blocking them in northern idaho in the spokane area
01:51:18.700 and immediately uh twitter and facebook said you can't do that and they said well wait we're a
01:51:27.420 private company we can say if you can say this why can't we say this i mean i would love to see a
01:51:35.580 i'd love to see a bunch of internet providers do this so we could go to court with it um but is there
01:51:41.260 a difference between this that that you can think of well this is the double standard right that exists
01:51:49.500 for tech and for everyone else it's not just isps right it's tech doesn't isn't subject to the same
01:51:55.100 liability that newspapers are that other first amendment actors are because of section 230 they
01:51:59.500 occupy a privileged position in many ways and i think the hypocrisy that you're pointing to here
01:52:04.620 is that you know isps to a certain extent operate like common carriers just you know it they can
01:52:10.060 discriminate but it's very difficult for them to do so but again you have amazon web services which is
01:52:16.060 almost de facto a common carrier at this point yet they don't have to operate by the same rules and
01:52:22.380 that is something i think that is going to be a point of debate on the right in the months to come
01:52:28.380 is have these companies risen so powerful and become so uh you know the scale is so large that they
01:52:37.260 now sort of control the public square if that is true should they be subject to some sort of
01:52:41.740 responsibility liability compliance responsibility that they aren't now and that's i think going to
01:52:46.620 be a question that's going to be posed to the right in in the foreseeable future um let me let me ask you a
01:52:54.140 very um important question and if you're not if if you have any doubt on on uh being exact in your
01:53:03.260 language on this just pass on the on the answer and i accept that um rachel i am i'm very concerned uh
01:53:12.460 i i have to every day come on and um and talk to people who are very angry justifiably so see their
01:53:21.900 country being torn apart see what could very well be the beginning of what happened in venezuela
01:53:28.380 um and and they want to do something there are forces uh on the right and the left and the fringe
01:53:37.540 that say it's revolution time it is not revolution time but what can the average person do what i mean
01:53:47.520 they feel like they've run out of options well i agree with you that it is not revolution time and i say
01:53:55.020 this having spoken to people that have come from countries that have recently undergone revolution
01:53:59.760 yeah i do not want that here it's awful uh you know so i do not endorse that in in any way but i feel
01:54:08.460 i feel for them because i think a lot of us feel like our voices are not being heard but the end of the day
01:54:14.640 our politics is what needs to save us our politics our process of government our self-government
01:54:21.340 has always been how we have worked out these problems it fails when we don't debate it fails
01:54:27.900 when we don't vote when we don't have a forum to air these concerns in a you know self-government
01:54:33.280 representative way i think republicans take a lot of blame for that when you shut down and you dismiss
01:54:38.880 your voters you aren't giving them the voice that our republic demands and so i think we need to
01:54:45.280 rely we cannot lose faith in our political system we have to demand debate we have to demand
01:54:51.240 deliberation we have to demand representation well that is really violence this this doesn't mean
01:54:56.740 armed insurrection that's demanding it rhetorically this is going to be incumbent on the republicans
01:55:03.900 they have to stop hating their own voters they have to stop dismissing them thinking that they're
01:55:11.160 a bunch of local yokels and they have to realize who they represent and talk to them in real terms
01:55:21.980 uh it's it's it's really going to come down to them uh and i hope that we have some leadership that
01:55:31.560 understands that do you think do you see it on the horizon because i don't see it anywhere
01:55:35.860 well i think you're absolutely right the republican party has a huge problem in the fact that it
01:55:41.080 despises its own base and that is you know again our elections have to mean something going forward
01:55:46.720 because you know if we can vote these people out our republic still matters and i think that's what
01:55:52.060 it's going to come down to rachel thank you so much for a uh for a difficult conversation that needs
01:55:59.480 to be had and i'd love to have you on uh much more often here in the future we need to have a dialogue
01:56:06.440 and and look to the future and see what we can do thank you thank you you bet uh i want to remind you that
01:56:15.240 tomorrow at uh 9 p.m eastern time on blaze tv i'm doing a uh wednesday night special on the administration
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01:56:40.200 believe in that is tomorrow um i said earlier on this program politics are not the answer uh changing
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01:59:13.740 on tomorrow's broadcast we're going to talk a little bit about something that is very dangerous
01:59:21.940 completely understandable and we've all gone through it i mean after 2016 i really stopped
01:59:27.920 watching cnn i stopped watching fox i just stopped and i just you know started listening to the news
01:59:33.580 and podcasts and everything else um but i i will tell you that i just had dinner with a new friend
01:59:41.260 of mine and he said you know i stopped listening all this stuff and my life is better and i said i
01:59:46.700 completely understand that but you're now in a new world you cannot afford to not know what's going on
01:59:55.040 because it's happening way too fast and i want to talk to you about that on tomorrow's broadcast
02:00:00.040 tell a friend we are going to approach this situation differently than everyone else this is a matter of
02:00:09.980 mind and heart and we are going to try to address both of those things we'll see you tomorrow