The Glenn Beck Program - We’re Being Groomed to Eat Bugs ｜ Guest： Rabbi Daniel Lapin

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00:02:07.240 hello america our kids are being groomed and you know what we're actually being groomed i'm

00:02:15.180 going to get to that story here also the durham uh investigation has dropped another bombshell

00:02:21.840 uh on friday we'll get to that um gee gee it looks like the new york times

00:02:30.120 has gone maybe a little left their easter essay their uh essay for you know judeo-christian values

00:02:41.900 uh on easter and passover was maybe we should pass over god maybe it's time we just officially shun god

00:02:51.680 oh i thought we were already doing that we have that and so much more but i begin on our grooming

00:02:59.100 npr asked the questions how much energy do americans need for a good life

00:03:09.580 oh they have the answer for us in 60

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00:04:24.940 for relief or relieffactor.com feel the difference welcome to the program mr stew bergeer our executive

00:04:33.620 producer uh stew there is a uh there's a story from npr that i think is very important how much energy

00:04:42.060 does it take to have a good and healthy life americans haven't asked themselves that perhaps we

00:04:52.180 should a new stanford university study has found the answer is what none far far less than we have now

00:05:04.120 yeah far less than the average american is using currently comparing energy use and quality of life

00:05:11.540 across 140 countries you know may i just say that's cool uh you know uh 140 countries how many of them

00:05:22.560 have the life we have here in america none yeah zero none how far down the ladder do you have to go

00:05:31.700 before it's very noticeable 10 yeah 10 to 20 maybe 10 to 20 yeah i don't really care what's happening down

00:05:40.760 don't tell me what's what i have to live with based on what's happening with country number 110 right

00:05:48.280 okay let's bring 110 up to us let's not bring us down to 110 but glenn they're happy in the central

00:05:57.040 african republic i know they are yeah so uh comparing energy use and quality of life over 140 countries

00:06:04.160 researchers found the magic number is 75 gigajoules a year or less for context one gigajoule of energy

00:06:13.360 is equal to about eight gallons of gasoline one one that we are only supposed to have 75 per year

00:06:23.720 one is eight gallons of gasoline oh okay so this is this is sort of the money can't buy you happiness

00:06:33.020 approach yeah energy can't buy you right energy can't buy you happiness so therefore you shouldn't

00:06:38.320 have it so 75 gigajoules per year if one of them uh is eight how many gallons of gasoline can i buy

00:06:48.060 if one gigajoule is eight gallons and we're only supposed to have 75 per year 600 600 gallons of

00:06:57.580 gasoline that's it now that and that's not just your car no that's not just your car that's running

00:07:02.340 your house that's running everything okay americans use 284 gigajoules per year per capita nearly four

00:07:11.820 times the amount that equals happiness equals happiness that suggests to me stupid that suggests to me this is

00:07:21.100 according to the new research and the author and the professor of earth system science rob jackson rob

00:07:29.700 jackson this suggests to me that we could nudge energy use downwards in a bunch of hyper consuming

00:07:36.280 countries and not just make a more equitable world but perhaps make ourselves happier and healthier

00:07:44.880 oh key word there perhaps perhaps we can nudge it down well first of all you'd have the problem of

00:07:53.560 people realizing what they used to have and no longer had so you can't just say well look there's

00:07:59.200 people happy in madagascar and uh if so we can lower the the energy usage of st louis to madagascar's

00:08:07.760 level and they'll also be happy that's not the way that works well but you know if there's a crisis

00:08:12.220 your your quality of living goes down and you bitch about it for a while and then you're like well

00:08:18.460 what are we going to do about it yeah you know like hey i'm still you know i'm still waiting for uh you

00:08:24.600 know a curtain rod and it's taken me four months to get it but what are you gonna do about it yeah

00:08:30.980 wednesday's my eight month anniversary of ordering my car uh and which is still not come in yeah that's

00:08:36.460 weird and you know what's weird is uh i think my car has gone missing because i told you i ordered a car

00:08:41.680 three years ago we're coming up on its four year anniversary okay four years i talk about it on my

00:08:47.760 instagram four year anniversary but i don't think that has to do with supply chains i think that has

00:08:53.760 to do with maybe i picked the wrong company well because you i did read your instagram post which

00:08:59.060 it does actually mention the company yeah no it does it does it does i uh does i don't want to hit

00:09:06.540 them i don't want to i don't want to hit them with everything well maybe you know what i mean

00:09:10.140 put them out of business this is what an amber alert does though right you try to find what i

00:09:14.680 ask so you're maybe maybe that's can you put the picture of my car on the back of milk cartons i'm

00:09:21.540 afraid because it is missing hasn't been seen now for three and a half years is it possible the next

00:09:26.260 picture you get of this car is the car with a gun to its head uh i want to talk to my car i i almost

00:09:32.300 wrote i want to talk to my car because i don't think it's alive anymore you know um this is a

00:09:37.740 different totally different problem totally different problem than how much you know because

00:09:41.800 i'll use more than eight gallons of gasoline oh yes oh yeah yeah yeah that'll get you three miles

00:09:46.720 down the road and that's it yes it will yes it will but this is it's such a fascinating thing of

00:09:52.380 trying to because look people adapt to bad circumstances unpleasant circumstances uh if you

00:09:58.660 go back hundreds of years to our founding they used zero gallons uh in their cars exactly and

00:10:04.440 they were very i'm sure happy they were happy it doesn't mean you're guaranteeing it but that doesn't

00:10:09.040 mean you want to go backwards in time and eliminate conveniences that make us not only a more uh happy

00:10:16.420 society at some level but also a healthier one you know these these things uh we've has anyone noticed

00:10:22.460 that the the age expectancy has gone up uh you know with the exception of the last couple of years with uh

00:10:28.180 minor news items globally 759 million people live without electricity 2.6 billion without clean

00:10:36.800 cooking fuel in 2019 according to the world bank well they don't need it that comes at an enormous

00:10:41.560 human cost to are there are there happy people that don't have cooking fuel glenn at i'm sure there

00:10:47.300 are somewhere at 4 million people they die each year from cooking conditions by indoor air pollution from

00:10:52.920 cooking fires inside and access to uh electricity is crucial for providing medical services and

00:10:59.440 powering modern economies and we're using it all now there is no such thing as a global grid

00:11:05.960 so you know we could we could and i'd be for this we could all pool our money together

00:11:14.980 and build nuclear power plants we could do that you know but like you know i having a

00:11:23.060 uh you know burning open air flames indoors does seem to be the world's most easily solved problem

00:11:31.420 yeah right like this this is something and it is one of the biggest killers in the world buy

00:11:36.640 everybody a franklin stove there was no copyright on that he gave that free to the world yeah and that

00:11:43.140 would solve that problem completely this study measured those benefits and when they plateau

00:11:47.360 scientists looked at nine benchmarks for a long healthy life based on the united nations sustainable

00:11:53.280 development goals so this is good this fits right into the esg plan and oh my gosh what a tidy little

00:12:00.320 what a tidy little present to all of us uh access to electricity air quality food supply and the genie

00:12:07.880 coefficient now i didn't know what the genie coefficient was but that measures wealth inequality and i think

00:12:16.260 they call it the genie coefficient because there's going to be a magic genie that comes and takes money from

00:12:22.040 one people and gives it to another group of people and everybody's going to be happy on tax day i know i'm

00:12:30.520 really happy i feel so charitable today there's nothing i like more than working half my day for taxes

00:12:39.100 and then have the government just piss it away i love that you know it could create jobs you know if if

00:12:48.360 private people were using the money government they don't create jobs they piss money away but i digress

00:12:57.000 i don't want to get all preachy on how good it feels to be so charitable today you know i feel really

00:13:06.140 charitable and i do every year um anyway they said that happiness peaks uh at about 75 gigajoules a year

00:13:17.700 so if we want to be happy we should use less energy how just just how dumb these studies are so stupid

00:13:28.260 as if using more energy starts to create unhappiness i don't i mean look i energy i think at a basic level

00:13:34.960 from zero to let's say 75 megajoules or whatever they're saying gigajoules that probably does

00:13:41.720 alleviate that poverty level struggle which yes can make you go zero to 60 in an important way

00:13:50.640 uh but like the this the increase from there may also help like you know it probably doesn't help as much

00:13:58.940 as the zero to 75 no no no no if all of our factories and you know all of our researchers and

00:14:07.140 everybody else they only had you know well how many gallons of gasoline uh 600 yeah everybody had

00:14:15.160 only 600 gallons of gasoline for the whole year for all energy use um i think it would be a lot i

00:14:23.440 think we'd be making more medicine right now no yeah no we would not uh it also means according to

00:14:30.480 the study that we'll be walking and biking more and using public transport oh my gosh oh i didn't know

00:14:40.460 that because now i'm really happy i'm thinking riding the bus to work oh man that would make me happy

00:14:52.160 many approaches require a blend of the two to incentivize people and businesses to make upfront

00:15:01.080 investment in equipment or technology that uses less energy over time you know what if we could just get

00:15:07.580 rid of all the people then nobody will drive we wouldn't have all these problems if it wasn't for

00:15:13.400 all these people we should just tell the elites to liquidate all of us um they are hopeful that the

00:15:22.080 1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure investment and jobs act which includes several provisions focused

00:15:30.460 on reducing consumption did you know that did you know that wait a minute it's the infrastructure

00:15:38.660 investment and jobs act and according to this article it has several provisions focused on reducing

00:15:47.340 consumption wow hopefully it'll do that they do say that many of these moves can face resistance at the

00:15:58.500 local level we've got to stop saying hey we really don't want a new bus or rapid transit route we don't

00:16:07.040 want xyz piece of infrastructure in our area when it's our longer term interest to support that can i tell

00:16:16.320 you every city now i've lived in i don't know a hundred cities because i couldn't hold down a job for most of my

00:16:23.740 career you know what you know that what signals death to any city when i like well this city's over

00:16:31.680 whenever they go we're gonna build a rapid transit train as soon as you hear that you're like okay

00:16:39.140 they're done they're just pissing away the money now

00:16:44.280 this is especially true now that there is growing evidence that those measures

00:16:51.880 are using less energy generally and do not have a negative impact on america's americans living happy

00:17:01.080 healthy life i don't know you know the rapid transit train stew you see it every day when we go to work

00:17:06.520 i don't even know where the stations are okay i know where the station is here but i can't i can't

00:17:12.460 get on that rapid train wouldn't mind it because it would be like living the life of being chauffeured

00:17:18.500 in a giant limousine where it's only you because the rapid transit train never has a soul on it

00:17:28.840 okay it's soulless it's it's not even driven by him there's not even one human that has to drive it

00:17:39.560 it's it drives itself it stops at all these stations that nobody wants to go to and it's empty but the

00:17:49.300 good news is i don't know how many gigajoules it's using but it uses those gigajoules 24 hours a day

00:17:57.960 it does no one rides it and in fact i think 92 percent of people have never ridden it in the area but

00:18:06.740 they built it so that the eight percent of people could occasionally uh do it uh only four percent of

00:18:13.740 people in the area actually use it to commute yeah four percent four percent yeah uh and uh it costs an

00:18:19.820 absolute fortune yeah in fact it's better to spend your cash in any other way any other way like for

00:18:27.100 example honestly taking the construction costs and just keep an open mind on this one yeah lighting it

00:18:33.720 on fire here's one here's one that i really would like to do i want to take polar bear fetuses

00:18:39.300 and plant them here in the soil here in texas and i'll water them i think i can grow grow a whole

00:18:48.640 new crop of polar bears so if you just want to funnel that tax dollar to me that's what i'll do

00:18:56.220 wow yeah that would i'll do that well i'll try to do that but the environmentalist would stop me

00:19:01.960 from aborting polar bear fetuses so i might just have to use human fetuses all right back in just a

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00:20:20.560 now now i i want to tell you what i just read from npr can be summed up by msnbc by mika and jika in the

00:20:45.200 morning or whoever it is morning joe and uh it's a very white cast but here is it's not it's not a

00:20:54.280 diverse one no it's no no uh but here is msnbc uh last week talking about elon musk's attempt to buy

00:21:04.240 twitter listen carefully to what mika is saying the dangerous you know edges here are that he's trying to

00:21:11.240 undermine the media trying to make up his own facts and it could be that while unemployment and uh the

00:21:18.560 the economy worsens he could have undermined the messaging so much that he can actually control

00:21:25.020 uh exactly what people think and that is the that is our job oh that's their job okay to try to control

00:21:33.800 control what people think and that is their job okay i didn't i didn't know that okay so their job

00:21:44.000 is to control people and you just saw that with npr that story from npr you are being uh you're being

00:21:51.960 trained you're being groomed you're being groomed to eat bugs you're being groomed to uh uh to use

00:22:00.000 less energy you're being groomed to reduce your lifestyle you're being groomed to shut up your

00:22:07.320 opinion doesn't matter so it's good i you know i i enjoy being groomed it's it's better when you know

00:22:18.080 about it uh because then you're not groomed to do those things uh so maybe you should pass that on

00:22:25.360 to your friends you're being groomed to not eat meat by the way that uh fits nicely with elon musk

00:22:33.860 that's why they don't want him uh taking over twitter uh they may have been i think they were

00:22:39.980 talking about uh donald trump there weren't they it's i think it's an older clip from 2017 but it

00:22:45.560 could easily be from today the glenn back program american financing nmls 182334 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org

00:22:57.480 hey still time to get out of the high interest debt before the rates shoot up right now i want

00:23:03.340 you to think about your credit card debt what percentage is it at 19 percent what do you think

00:23:10.220 what's going to happen when the fed continues to make rate adjustments yeah 19 could look like a

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00:24:10.080 first time was four years ago welcome to the glenn beck program

00:24:30.460 pat gray joins us from pat gray unleashed pat i've got good news for you okay uh well ahead of

00:24:36.680 next month's lifting of the title 2 42 immigration restrictions joe biden has ordered border patrol

00:24:43.580 agents to begin allowing illegal migrants into the country by granting them multiple exemptions to the

00:24:51.140 current health regulation yes yes now factors weighing in favor of an exception include the

00:25:01.040 following a physical or mental illness okay okay um i i don't know about anybody else but i i mean do we

00:25:13.320 need more mentally ill people in america i think we have our share of mentally ill uh but physically

00:25:20.120 ill wow that's kind of broad a disability pregnancy lack of access to safe housing or shelter oh

00:25:31.020 if you're over 21 years old or over 70 uh you and your family can get in uh so that's great that is

00:25:42.280 great i'm gonna have 2 million new well not really americans but 200 2 million new people living in the

00:25:50.720 united states um and i'm i'm not saying they're not people i'm saying they're here illegally

00:25:58.920 well a border is only a construct yes it is and i wish we would construct more of that border fence

00:26:08.160 but we don't see countries like ours are like a lifeboat and when you take the lifeboat and point it

00:26:18.040 back towards the titanic all those people sink the lifeboat and then that lifeboat doesn't save anyone

00:26:27.640 mm-hmm yeah i think so you think to understand that concept though but he thinks that humans can be

00:26:34.420 illegal humans can't be illegal yeah glenn thank you we heard years ago that illegal aliens illegal

00:26:40.820 immigration is only a construct so here's the thing the whole thing here's the thing so is all of

00:26:45.660 civilization i don't know humans can't be illegal you're right they're not they're just doing

00:26:52.640 illegal illegal things i love people who say humans can't be illegal now sure they broke some laws

00:26:59.100 getting here but you can't just smear all of them excuse me i'm not you are i'm saying they're breaking

00:27:08.280 the law getting in here do it the right way oh well that's too much to ask okay all right well

00:27:18.320 what do i say to that i guess you could go into a bank and and take out some money you could either

00:27:27.520 take it out of your account and play by the rules or you could break the law and steal that money

00:27:35.700 what i would call you a bank robber then oh humans aren't bank robbers well dogs certainly aren't

00:27:44.720 no some humans are bank robbers really yeah yeah that's not an artificial construct that's a real

00:27:54.920 thing we can't at least today it is yeah right we can all agree at least when we lift title 42 this is

00:28:01.220 gonna go well right oh it's gonna go really well yeah yeah yeah 18 000 a day they're expecting that's

00:28:06.880 it 18 000 a day that's not very many what's the number now do we know uh last month it was

00:28:12.560 221 000 whatever that is for the month for the month are they gonna make their they're gonna make

00:28:18.480 them take their shoes off and their belt off as they come across the border are they gonna you know

00:28:23.120 just just so they can be scanned you know are they gonna at least have to do what we have to do

00:28:29.860 at the airport and will they have to do that at the airport because many of them won't like it

00:28:37.900 because how dare you stop me while i'm getting on a plane very true and of course they will not have

00:28:46.600 the same restrictions we have on airplanes they will not be they will not need to wear masks the

00:28:50.220 time the entire time that they're here they will not need to be vaccinated certainly they will be

00:28:55.860 totally fine those will be overlooked and the good thing is if it's only 18 000 a day that just works

00:29:01.880 out to 6 million 570 000 per year that's not that that's not that many no in a country of 330 million

00:29:09.680 yeah it's no big deal dropping the bucket yeah by the way teen opioid deaths have surged

00:29:16.560 by 350 this is a completely unrelated article uh 350 now that's because fentanyl is coming

00:29:28.580 you know into america i don't know how i don't know how it's getting across we could know let's not

00:29:36.080 even talk about how it could be getting good idea um but it is um it's about a hundred times more

00:29:43.440 powerful than morphine and has been linked now to 77 percent of all overdose deaths uh by teenagers

00:29:52.800 since 2021 i think it's a i think it's abc news that's doing a special on this coming up soon and

00:29:59.700 and maybe think about it a little bit a different way you just said overdose deaths like isn't that

00:30:04.120 completely a bs way of looking at what's happening people are these teenagers are taking a pill thinking

00:30:10.540 it's a different kind of pill and inside it is fentanyl and so they're getting not they're not like

00:30:15.260 overdosing like i want to do this much fentanyl and now i'm doing this much they're just getting

00:30:19.860 poisoned we're just these drug cartels are just poisoning teenagers all across the country and

00:30:26.320 we're just acting like oh my gosh don't dehumanize those drug dealers they are trying no drug dealer

00:30:32.200 they are trying they are trying to provide the greatest experience for their buy so how many people

00:30:41.220 do you know in business go that extra mile the drug dealers are you're gonna get even a bigger high

00:30:48.020 off of this one yeah it's really don't die right it's fascinating i i think part of this too goes

00:30:53.800 back to this idea that like the media jumped on the opioid thing and decided they wanted to blame this

00:31:01.440 one rich family for it yes the sackler family which again the sackler family followed all of the

00:31:07.820 guidelines from the federal government so i don't know like i i mean there's it's just there's been a

00:31:13.640 weird construct of this from the beginning but to make it seem like these are opioid overdose deaths

00:31:18.440 you have to have this idea that okay well this evil billionaire family was targeting these people

00:31:25.580 trying to get them hooked on their medicine and then just kept upping it and upping it and upping it

00:31:29.640 and they died well that's not how these people are dying some of them some of them were addicted to

00:31:36.300 opioids and try to get them for some reason on the open market why would they need to get them on the open

00:31:40.560 market why would they need to get them not from the company who's producing them they need to go to

00:31:45.560 drug dealers because it's hard to get them because the government has blocked people who think they need

00:31:50.200 them well also the box does say for end of life use right only the overwhelming percentage of people

00:32:01.960 who are dying are not addicted to fentanyl because they want to take fentanyl they're going to take

00:32:08.040 something else like sometimes something very you know moderate not even like an like an illegal drug

00:32:17.860 right they're going to take something that maybe they shouldn't be taking so they get it from the

00:32:22.740 black market and then that's laced with fentanyl and then they die but that how is that purdue

00:32:29.280 pharmaceuticals fault like they didn't put the fentanyl in the pills they don't have anything to do with

00:32:35.600 the pills that are killing people in a lot of cases that's not universally true but there's this

00:32:40.400 idea that they want to blame this one rich family has overwhelmed this entire issue it is yeah i i mean

00:32:46.460 i haven't heard of the black market arm of that pharmaceutical company i mean it's not you say in

00:32:53.800 most cases well then those were probably stolen and if the pharmaceutical company is like opening a

00:33:01.080 giant jacket hey i've got truckloads of fentanyl in here who wants it then we should shut that down

00:33:07.800 yeah but at the same time we're shutting down the supply line at the border right this they just try

00:33:16.120 to like implement the plot line from ozark into reality and it's not reality this that's that's a

00:33:22.000 show this is this like this is an amazing thing though like especially with conservatives right here we are

00:33:28.780 so pissed off about the border justifiably so this problem seems to be a bunch of mexican and

00:33:35.300 south american drug dealers poisoning our teenagers and we're like ah these drug overdose deaths it's

00:33:41.400 not really that's not really the right way to look at it is it like if they were poisoning our food supply

00:33:46.000 we this would be a totally different like we'd be freaking out in a totally different way

00:33:51.380 and yeah you know i mean obviously some some of these people are using drugs in ways they shouldn't

00:33:56.420 be using them so we well some of it is some of the fentanyl deaths are coming from cocaine yeah

00:34:01.180 because they're mixing it with cocaine yeah and then you snort it and then you die you die yeah

00:34:05.260 but again like and i'm not saying like glenn said fentanyl is kind of powerful you're not

00:34:09.980 can i tell you i took it for two days a doctor was trying to get me out of pain i'm like a horse you just

00:34:15.580 can't bring me out of pain and um and so i had it for two days didn't even know what it was i was so

00:34:22.020 drugged up um and it almost killed me it almost killed me i didn't know what it was and i went to

00:34:29.200 my my other doctor my regular doctor and uh told him like two days after i got off it because it said

00:34:36.060 end of life use only and i'm like you know what i think i'm gonna stop that one and uh my doctor said

00:34:42.780 why would you let a doctor prescribe you that and i'm like a he's a doctor i thought it was fine

00:34:50.380 and b i was kind of screaming in pain i just wanted it to stop so i wasn't hang on doc let me read all

00:34:59.820 let me read all of the warning signs i figured he'd do that for me yeah you didn't read the brochure

00:35:06.660 that comes with the fentanyl no i didn't but i did strangely have a pharmaceutical rep come and just

00:35:13.300 talk me into it jeez uh by the way they say in this story that what we need is urgent action

00:35:22.740 including expanding access to opioid addiction treatment centers we gotta do that no no we should

00:35:32.680 close the border that should be our immediate action close the border when there's even democrats

00:35:40.960 from some of these border states that are begging joe biden not to remove title 42

00:35:46.880 then you know there must there must be some kind of reason for it yeah secure the border and even

00:35:53.600 some democrats understand that concept not the ones of course in in the white house i was uh

00:36:01.080 listening to one of our affiliates the morning show one of our affiliates up in uh in virginia and

00:36:07.320 uh they were talking about last week they were talking about you know what texas had done uh you

00:36:13.840 know bussing people up and and they rightly rightly so said um you know what that's going to do to our

00:36:22.020 city right you know what i mean it's the only way to get people to understand what's happening in

00:36:26.760 their city because we're overwhelmed right now we're overwhelmed in our on our borders what texas

00:36:35.040 has to do it no we're going to send them up and what's interesting is they the the district of

00:36:41.480 columbia did not take those people no they shipped them to another town of course of course yeah back in

00:36:50.040 just a minute thanks pat you can see pat and pat gray unleashed wherever you get your podcasts all

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00:37:50.440 the glenn back program

00:37:54.740 this is the glenn back program we're just talking about the opioid crisis here in america by the way

00:38:14.220 that article ends with it's china's fault china is delivering all the opioids

00:38:20.160 hmm is is that is is that hmm really because i i thought we were having a hard time getting things

00:38:27.520 you know sent from china over here it's weird that they could they could do all that and still not

00:38:34.920 you know deliver my next door neighbor's patio furniture for two years yeah maybe that's uh it is

00:38:42.080 really a fascinating part of this you know you go back and look at the death toll from the opioid

00:38:46.040 epidemic uh as as it's been called and it's amazing i mean it absolutely dwarfs the crack epidemic of

00:38:55.160 the 80s like it's almost like a little blip on the chart compared to this it is really a big problem

00:39:00.840 and a lot of it has to do with fentanyl and and and illicit drugs from uh from south of the border

00:39:07.360 largely but i i don't know maybe it was a positive motivation at one point they were like well we need

00:39:12.400 to put a face on this opioid epidemic and they've picked this family that like you know i don't know

00:39:17.320 if they were perfect in every way by any means i'm sure nobody is but like obviously when people are

00:39:23.660 taking drugs from drug dealers in you know mexico that come across the border and then they're laced

00:39:30.020 with poison it's really hard to place the blame of that on an american family who runs a

00:39:36.240 pharmaceutical corporation like i like it's just completely insane and they and every media source

00:39:42.620 seems to do the exact same thing which is just blame this one family for all of this and it's

00:39:50.160 completely out of control what's crazy is you'll hear china um have you heard anybody talking about

00:39:57.380 the drug cartels nobody's talking about the drug cartels nobody cares they are making more money than

00:40:04.700 they've they've ever made before on america because they're now in human trafficking getting

00:40:12.080 people across our borders and those they now have mules too some of those people are used to

00:40:18.340 carry drugs uh across the border as a price of getting you across the border then some of them if

00:40:25.760 they can't pay they're used in our cities by these drug cartels look don't worry about it you'll just

00:40:31.620 owe us a favor and now they're being used in the drug trade wherever they end up is anybody talking

00:40:39.460 about that no i mean and look at the two things that have made this worse over the past you know

00:40:44.260 several years one the border right two covid restrictions have made this problem much worse

00:40:50.760 people were locked down they wound up getting into these and the opioid deaths have gone through the

00:40:54.580 roof well those are two things the democrats really don't want to talk about so they much rather have

00:40:58.120 you talk about a rich family who is evil and just searching for profit rather than saying okay well

00:41:04.760 maybe we need to address the border maybe we need to address these uh this the whole drug situation maybe

00:41:09.840 we need to address what we did to this population by locking them all down they don't want to talk about

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00:43:07.500 hey there's no problem with our schools i'm going to take you to ohio wisconsin washington state

00:43:21.300 kansas uh and montana just just a few of the hot spots that broke over this weekend

00:43:29.780 on crazy things happening in schools we give you that and how the how the esg hammer

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00:44:51.720 restrictions do apply well let me start with let me just start with the case of perry surf

00:45:02.060 perry surf is in prison he was a man in 20 2002 committed well let's just say violence against a woman

00:45:14.480 in new jersey he was accused of raping robbing and murdering a woman in new jersey

00:45:21.700 he was 19 he was driving the women the woman's car wearing her clothes when he was stopped by the

00:45:30.160 police those discoveries of okay dude this isn't your car and i'm not sure those are your clothes

00:45:43.280 led the police to find the nude body of a 47 year old woman in a ravine next to a shuttered auto

00:45:51.480 dealership he didn't just kill the woman this is graphic in a letter to the new york daily news he

00:45:59.720 wrote yeah i killed her i punched and kicked her to death crushing her skull in the process

00:46:04.400 one of the kicks landed in such a way i broke her neck and then all of a sudden her head was on

00:46:09.460 backwards i have an unusual taste for blood so i drank and licked and lapped up my fill let it be

00:46:16.860 known that i am lucifer's maiden servant sent to earth born of sin to bring suffering and pain

00:46:23.740 darkness and evil okay all right okay so he's in prison and that should make new jersey feel good

00:46:30.960 um however um he now identifies as a woman so he's just he's the guy he was transferred over to the

00:46:41.180 to the women's prison and so now he's in the correctional facility for women

00:46:49.120 you know kind of like his victim was a woman anyway um his uh date of his transfer has not been

00:47:01.460 specified though uh it may have occurred sometime during the past year um and i just i want you to

00:47:09.760 know he is 100 percent woman hear him roar uh a female identified um uh inmate with the alias of

00:47:21.900 perry surf is listed in the uh new jersey prison records as being housed at the edna mahan correctional

00:47:30.480 facility for women and what's crazy is this is the same prison that's having a problem with pregnancy

00:47:40.140 uh now stew and i talked about this last week we don't know how that works she was afflicted with

00:47:47.460 pregnancy in some immaculate way we don't know exactly which way she was afflicted with a baby

00:47:52.500 you know punished punished with a baby with a baby so um you know you might say hey that's a bloodthirsty

00:48:01.460 guy um and now he's in there and potentially impregnating uh the females there isn't a thirst

00:48:10.880 for blood just something that we need to understand is maybe not the choice you make but is an okay choice

00:48:18.840 amen you know why demonize all you know demons demons you're exactly right that's right okay

00:48:26.060 now uh there's a couple of other things that are going on in missoula montana according to the

00:48:31.900 sentinel high school a parent there her freshman student felt a little uncomfortable about the

00:48:37.880 questionnaire that was handed out without explanation at the end of the class the questions from the

00:48:43.500 handout include 99 of reported racists are heterosexual why are straights so sexually aggressive

00:48:52.340 uh the majority of child molesters are heterosexual do you consider it safe to expose children to

00:49:00.720 heterosexual teachers scout leaders and coaches when did you choose your sexual orientation

00:49:08.360 there's 15 of these great questions uh and uh the the parent uh wouldn't wouldn't out themselves

00:49:17.320 as uh well i'm sure they're cisgender but uh it wouldn't out themselves as uh as you know the

00:49:25.120 parent that is complaining because the kid was mortified when mom or dad said we're mom and mom i don't

00:49:33.880 know um but uh when when the kid went you're you're not going to bring this up they'll kill me in school

00:49:40.480 they'll kill me i will be a pariah in school but you know that's the kind of stuff that happens in these

00:49:47.200 gigantic cities like missoula montana the kansas governor laura kelly she vetoed two republican state

00:49:58.280 congressional bills that this happened on friday that proposed a ban on transgender athletes in girls

00:50:05.400 sports and another that would allow parents to challenge kansas public education curriculum

00:50:11.080 uh she uh she vetoed that she said it's just nothing but hate you know especially when you have parents

00:50:17.600 allowed to say hey what's in the curriculum i mean the hate just flows uh from there she said the

00:50:24.960 republican state legislators behind the bill were just trying to score political points

00:50:29.520 or do what the voters elected them to do you know one of those two she said today i vetoed the divisive

00:50:42.980 transgender sports bill so we listen to this carefully so we can keep our state welcoming to all kansas

00:50:51.720 and keep our state open for business now why would she say that this would close the state down from

00:51:05.120 business is is she sensing a reputational risk to the state of kansas that maybe there would be

00:51:14.040 some sort of a vladimir putin esg kind of backlash from the banking community insurance companies

00:51:21.360 yeah because i've noticed there are restaurants around the country that have closed down for

00:51:25.680 pandemic reasons and then they put a sign they say open for business because they know there's

00:51:29.880 a possibility that people might think they're still closed or they're threatening uh threatened to

00:51:35.560 be closed at any time similar to this it seems like they they want to know you they're open for

00:51:42.080 business we swear we we've aligned with these policies the way you wanted us to so we can be open

00:51:47.960 right uh-huh it's okay for us to be open now right uh-huh and that seems to be the similar thing

00:51:53.160 that's going on that's weird yeah that's weird that's weird esg hammer isn't crossing anybody's

00:51:59.820 mind there right it didn't cross mine didn't you know the great reset you know they're gonna hammer

00:52:05.760 these states they will hammer if your state isn't ready for the new esg world you're gonna be cooked

00:52:13.520 you're gonna be cooked because she's right we want to keep it open for business when esg is applied

00:52:21.040 they are going to first apply it to states like florida and when they do you'll see where the

00:52:27.840 rubber meets the road will the banks be able to pressure all of the businesses there to say i'm moving

00:52:34.420 or i'm i'm gonna shut down my business in florida we'll see but it is coming uh by the way the

00:52:42.820 whatcom middle school in uh bellingham washington's public school system this is uh north of seattle

00:52:49.760 it was awarded the gender sexuality alliance club uh the think big competition they they won that

00:53:00.260 award of whatever for pitching a middle school drag show for students age 10 to 14

00:53:06.880 now sure the kids could be learning i don't know math or how to read but i think the drag queen

00:53:17.980 talent show for 10 year olds that's where i want my kids uh and i boy i'd like to give them an award

00:53:25.020 myself uh wisconsin uh teacher uh what that decided that um you know she was gonna or he was gonna dance in

00:53:36.740 in drag um the french teacher matthew cashden strutted up onto the auditorium stage in a high cut

00:53:50.640 blue sequined dress red boots and a blonde wig and lip-synced and danced rain on me by lady gaga

00:53:59.100 it was all a surprise to the assembled students at the madison wisconsin suburb i i bet it was i bet it

00:54:10.300 was uh is that the french teacher a member of ohio state university's undergraduate student government

00:54:18.640 said that white people are inferior and he would quote absolutely love to live in a world where it's

00:54:27.800 taught that black people are superior to others end quote well crt your work is finished

00:54:35.920 disney

00:54:38.600 uh the actor joseph gatt

00:54:44.600 uh has been arrested for having online sexually explicit communications with a minor across state

00:54:54.180 lines why couldn't he just have them in his own state why did he have to go across state lines

00:55:02.240 why it all would have been fine if it wasn't across state lines is that is that true i don't i don't think

00:55:10.480 that i don't know i don't think that's accurate either but i think it becomes federal yeah it becomes

00:55:15.460 that like weird like if you commit fraud it's it's crime but if you commit it in the mail it's worse

00:55:21.180 yes you know it's like one of those type of things but like this is the anthony wiener situation

00:55:24.880 basically right like he was having sexually explicit conversations with underage we don't know boys or

00:55:30.700 i don't i don't think i've seen that determined and you know why does it matter it really doesn't matter

00:55:34.440 i guess gender is not important although it's the most important thing remember it's the it's not at

00:55:39.500 all important but it's also the most important thing and if you could just get that down

00:55:43.120 then you won't get banned off twitter some would say that doesn't make sense

00:55:46.560 what some would say that doesn't make sense you're bad off that i'm sorry well there you go

00:55:52.020 unless that evil evil hate mongering elon musk decides to and using the same logic you were using

00:56:01.360 unban people and let everyone speak which would be horrible for free speech it really would

00:56:11.360 post-modernism in action it really is uh by the way state of florida has rejected 41 percent

00:56:20.420 of the math textbooks on the basis that they contain crt common core and social emotional learning

00:56:28.980 so we got that we got that 71 percent were not properly aligned with florida standards or include

00:56:37.340 prohibited topics and unsolicited strategies uh you know i i what are you worried about two plus two

00:56:45.960 equals five you know and when you're doing math you need to make sure that you're teaching that

00:56:52.600 cisgendered people are less than and definitely not equal to others

00:57:01.900 see how i made that into a math you sure did yeah i did it and you can do it too

00:57:08.040 uh so they're rejecting 71 percent of all of the textbooks they don't care these people just don't

00:57:15.340 care they will put it in any way they can and uh they'll just continue to do it and if it's not in

00:57:22.100 the textbooks they'll just do it behind your back i'm telling you right now you you have got to stop

00:57:30.640 with this idea that your local politician you know your local congressman or your local senator

00:57:36.740 he's good but all the rest of them are bad you have to apply this now to teachers if they belong to

00:57:45.480 the teachers union they are funding all of this okay i'm sorry you might be a great teacher truly a great

00:57:55.720 teacher you may not be teaching any of this but if you are in the teachers union you are funding it

00:58:06.340 so while you say i'm against it your money is going to the people who are jamming it down everybody's

00:58:15.820 throat so i'm sorry you can't be a good teacher you can't be somebody that i trust

00:58:22.000 with my children if you're in the teachers union it's pretty easy

00:58:30.040 yeah there's a lot caught up in that i don't know that it's easy but it is a a hard where is the line

00:58:38.660 where is the line you can't say you can't you can't be and i'm not comparing the two i'm just using an

00:58:45.840 over oh here it comes an exaggerated example yes okay but you can't be you know in the nazi party

00:58:54.700 and say i'm for the jews okay i know you might have a very small role in the nazi party but you

00:59:03.880 should take the pin off they make lit movies out of people who say that oscar schindler was exactly

00:59:09.360 right no but they uh you know you have this situation where it's so ingrained in the culture

00:59:14.920 and so many people it's that what you described is a lot of people i mean that's not just a few

00:59:20.300 people that's i know and if those people actually wanted to change things they would recognize that

00:59:27.160 their their unions have exposed themselves as not the best for the teacher not the best for the

00:59:32.840 students yeah it's all about power uh and if those people who are good decent teachers would

00:59:40.580 just say screw it i don't legally have to i'm not paying i'm not paying my dues i am no longer part

00:59:46.480 of this union you would collapse the union and a lot of our problems would go away it's a massive

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01:01:01.620 by the way there is a uh there's a story out today from the american conservative progressives have

01:01:22.240 succeeded in manipulating the 5.8 trillion dollar state pension system into a vehicle for imposing their

01:01:30.000 political agenda while simultaneously fostering a political agenda while simultaneously fostering a

01:01:33.760 lucrative system of patronage around around it to co-op non-believers into playing along this is

01:01:42.020 what esg really is they have manipulated the 5.8 trillion dollar state pension system into a vehicle for imposing

01:01:52.260 their political agenda it's esg state pension fund managers who have declared that they will

01:01:59.980 include esg environmental social uh and governance goals in their investment decisions collectively

01:02:08.260 control more than 3 trillion dollars in retirement assets and include the five largest public pension

01:02:16.240 plans in the u.s the california public employees retirement system california state teachers retirement

01:02:24.600 system the teachers retirement system of texas gee what do these all have in common the new york city pension funds

01:02:32.820 the new york state common retirement fund the maryland state retirement and pension system and the new york state

01:02:39.360 teachers retirement system so here's the thing they are now giving all of their money to places like

01:02:49.040 black rock and you'd say well that's a good uh that's a really good thing right state officials are starting

01:02:56.720 to question whether they see this as a misappropriation of public money and whether climate and social

01:03:02.600 investment is actually delivering any benefit in return people with a woke agenda vote the shares they get

01:03:10.300 to control they get control of the board and exxon days are now numbered since a pen said a pennsylvania

01:03:16.660 state representative fry uh ryan frank ryan missouri state treasurer scott scott fitzpatrick said that

01:03:24.980 progressive asset managers are using our money to force their own political will on those companies

01:03:32.380 when we give them these resources we're giving them the power to speak for us states you've got to pull

01:03:40.720 your resources out of anyone who is involved with esg you're using your own money to kill your state

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01:05:13.100 blaze tv this is the glenn beck program we're so glad that you've joined us today we've been talking

01:05:30.040 about the grooming that is going on in our schools and that is exactly what it is it is grooming um and

01:05:38.800 uh wednesday we have a special on project groomer uh it is uh a plan to brainwash your kids and i know

01:05:48.300 that sounds crazy but it's all right there if you choose to look for it jason uh betrill is uh uh is

01:05:57.060 with us now and uh he's outlining all of this uh and getting it ready for uh wednesday's program you want

01:06:05.340 to touch base on that just a little bit oof like there are times in this job when i wish that i

01:06:10.260 didn't know what i know it's like that scene in the matrix where that guy's like should i eat the

01:06:14.520 steak you know and know that it's not real or just is ignorance is bliss and i'm on that verge of is

01:06:20.620 ignorance bliss or should i know this i don't want to know this i know it's one of those things stew you

01:06:25.760 remember us having that conversation about 2010 we were all we were all being red pilled and we're all

01:06:31.320 we all went i oof we go down this road further and we're really going to not be happy people

01:06:40.640 because we won't be able to just relax and enjoy things yeah uh and it's hard yeah you go numb

01:06:46.880 after a while jason you go oh i i'm definitely there i think i mean after this many years but i'm still

01:06:53.920 amazed by how shocked i can get over everything and you think that you're safe like in the bible belt

01:06:58.520 you know i got texas you know places in the south we're fine i'm i'm just reading curriculum from

01:07:03.680 austin isd and it's all in there it's all in there and you know we've we've have parents we've done a

01:07:10.580 good job i think over the past year and i think we've been winning the culture war on this i mean

01:07:14.480 i think one of the big reasons the democrats taking such a hit but then it's because of this yeah but

01:07:18.580 then we go back to sleep yeah they say okay it's fixed and then we all go back to sleep and they put

01:07:24.520 it in anyway they say things like oh we're not teaching crt don't worry about crt or oh we're

01:07:29.860 not teaching comprehensive sexuality education we're not doing that and one of the things we're

01:07:35.200 going to show is there's a reason why they can deny these things it's because there is i'm just

01:07:40.020 going to call it a triangle there is a triangle it's part of a curriculum and it goes all the way

01:07:44.240 up to the cdc all the way up to the cdc for years brought in by woke activists leftist activists

01:07:50.380 and there's three different parts of their overall plan if you think you're fighting crt and

01:07:55.720 that's your battle that's one third of the battle one third comprehensive sexuality education radical

01:08:02.440 gender theory another third of the battle there is a larger plan here and i just discovered this i'm

01:08:09.500 like oh my gosh i've got questionnaires glenn that we're going to show on wednesday where they're

01:08:13.340 showing five-year-olds giving five-year-olds a questionnaire to ask them what their gender identity is

01:08:19.420 five-year-olds here's the thing um i really think it's time for somebody uh and i'd back it a hundred

01:08:29.280 percent somebody needs to start abolish the department of ed oh absolutely abolish the department of ed it is

01:08:37.620 past time to abolish that and it it has to be you must have local control uh and it's much easier to

01:08:47.440 pay attention to it when all of this stuff isn't being fed down the pipe with national money yeah

01:08:53.700 abolish the fed all right let me uh let me turn the uh topic here to what durham said uh because you and

01:09:03.100 i worked closely on the impeachment thing uh and we did the impeachment specials and and everything else

01:09:09.820 i wanted to get your opinion special counsel john durham asserted in court on a filing on friday that the

01:09:16.940 cia concluded data from the clinton campaign lawyer michael sussman allegedly alleging coordination

01:09:24.380 between donald trump and russia was quote not technically possible and it was quote user created

01:09:31.940 what does that mean user created so i mean go back to one of the uh indictments that's already

01:09:39.120 happened uh that lawyer the fbi lawyer clines clinesman um so he was indicted for lying basically

01:09:45.060 for you know drumming up evidence he changed an email so that so that that could continue to go

01:09:51.480 for the fisa so this is basically the same thing user created is the people that were working for

01:09:57.240 the clinton campaign actually injected and created this damning information so that they can get so

01:10:04.080 basically they fabricated uh evidence and then handed that off to the fbi now i think it's really

01:10:09.480 interesting that the fbi is not being implicated here they're not they're not saying hey uh there's

01:10:14.780 no evidence that the fbi uh doubted this at all but of course they they didn't right because they

01:10:20.580 were all in bed all the way from the top from the director down to people like andrew mccabe they were

01:10:24.960 all involved with this um now we have people from the cia saying well we looked at it and it's kind

01:10:30.060 of obvious and of course this is leaked as well um so none of this was real making this even even worse

01:10:35.440 so it's injecting false information into this now that you and i have done so much digging on this

01:10:41.420 and reporting on this we know all the other people that were involved and this is what's pissing me

01:10:46.040 off about this me too because who who is who is getting who is getting hit with this a lawyer yeah

01:10:52.100 listen to this in the filing germ responded to objections from sussman's defense regarding what

01:10:57.120 evidence could be admissible at his trial which is scheduled to begin next month sussman is accused

01:11:02.060 of lying to the fbi saying he was not attending a meeting on behalf of a particular client when he

01:11:08.840 was actually presenting the information on behalf of the hillary clinton campaign and a technology

01:11:15.400 executive with whom he had worked so why isn't the hillary clinton campaign in trouble why is the lawyer

01:11:25.160 going to be the fall guy do you think he did that on him by himself do you think that that she was

01:11:31.860 shocked and horrified when she found out compare this to like a mob investigation yes or i'm deep

01:11:39.260 into the motorcycle community like a motorcycle gang or something like that now how do they go

01:11:43.920 after those two organizations you know specifically leaders rico leaders right they use rico to go

01:11:50.400 after the leaders now why aren't they doing that to the hillary clinton campaign and hillary clinton

01:11:53.300 herself can i tell you something there are so many rico cases that are out there right now that

01:11:58.460 should that should be rico cases this is one of them this is one of them the federal reserve i think

01:12:04.980 is a rico case it is straight up and uh what's happening with black rock that's a rico case there

01:12:13.680 are so many rico cases right now and all they're ever going to do is fish for the small fish they're

01:12:20.080 never going to go for the big ones oh my gosh people like i mean think of all the people that were

01:12:24.660 involved here not to mention the fbi we've got people from do from the doj we know this is fact

01:12:30.440 people like bruce or funneling him for all this information funneling it to the direct directly to

01:12:35.880 the top why aren't they implicated in this why is it the lawyer the guy in the middle that he's the

01:12:41.680 guy that accepts it he's like okay fine if i screw up and i'm going to jail why is that accepted why is

01:12:46.820 it just him the guy he's the fall guy we've got a fall guy everybody knows he's the fall guy for the

01:12:51.680 bigger fish they won't go after the bigger fish it's ridiculous so then what we found out on friday

01:12:58.360 is do you remember that thing where they said they had this computer server that was pinging the russian

01:13:04.980 bank alpha completely made up the fact that donald trump has a russian phone with him and we can track

01:13:12.520 it it's with him all times he can make calls to somebody we don't know who but somebody in russia

01:13:19.880 anytime he wants and it's with him in high level media in meetings untrue right untrue um the um

01:13:29.900 the the the fisa filings untrue proven now untrue all of these things including the steel dossier

01:13:41.280 proven untrue and it all goes back to hillary clinton and hillary clinton's use of the uh fbi

01:13:51.800 justice department uh the nsa the cia all of them all of them were in on this yeah and so and we know

01:14:00.660 from the f so from the cia leaguer that's saying look we knew it was usually created we knew it was

01:14:04.720 bullcrap i'm sure the fbi did too the cia can't get involved so that's the fbi the whole point of this

01:14:09.780 remember the the whole point in the beginning was just a funnel false information get it to the fbi

01:14:15.300 so that the the media can then get that leaked and say look the fbi is looking into this this looks

01:14:19.820 really dirty donald trump must be a russian asset and then public opinion takes it from there this

01:14:25.100 i mean this is election interference is what this is i mean they never intended i don't think to get

01:14:30.580 an indictment on donald trump they just wanted public opinion to take it from there and to tank his

01:14:35.500 campaign that's what this was all about but again i don't want you look at you have people involved

01:14:40.560 the big wigs of the fbi hillary clinton herself all these these are the people that we should be

01:14:45.380 looking at not a lawyer like all these other people they were the ones directing it and facilitating it

01:14:50.800 i don't care about this lawyer i mean sure he should go down with the rest of them if he's found guilty

01:14:55.380 of funneling all he's not the guy but no he's not the guy it's like you know delivering the message

01:14:59.520 the justice of watergate is not happening you know even with hunter biden hunter biden he'll go down

01:15:08.300 most likely he'll go down but will his dad i mean we have stories that are much gee who said this in

01:15:16.520 2008 when it all is said and done this administration meaning the clinton biden obama uh era will go down

01:15:28.400 as the most corrupt in all of american history and it is all of the things that they built at that

01:15:37.180 time are all those chickens are now coming home to roost and is anyone at the highest level gonna pay

01:15:44.280 this is the problem with america i think most americans republicans and democrats independents

01:15:51.680 we all want the same thing we all want the bad guys not legitimate bad guys to go to jail

01:15:59.900 i don't care if they're republicans or democrats i don't care i want the bad guys to go to jail

01:16:06.700 and they won't i mean the bad guys will get away with it and i would have been there on the front lines

01:16:13.100 with remember when we started the impeachment thing and what did i say to you we have got to turn over

01:16:20.000 every stone and if the guy is guilty he's guilty let the chips fall where they may that's not the way

01:16:28.600 it's done in america anymore and that makes us just another awful awful country that's run you know like

01:16:37.500 a a banana republic yeah you talk about countries like ukraine or whatever it seems like they have a

01:16:43.400 like a corruption officer at the airport and they'll just like kind of pull you into whatever scheme the

01:16:47.760 moment you step off that's what it felt like when we were doing all that you know all that research

01:16:51.180 on ukraine that was then of course you say that now and they'll call you a putin stooge

01:16:55.700 but pointing out the obvious you know now is is a crime but i mean how different are we really i mean

01:17:03.140 this is embarrassing and the entire world is watching this i mean we laugh when people like

01:17:08.320 putin get like 97 you know favorability rating you know or whatever we're like oh my gosh that's so

01:17:13.180 stupid this is so corrupt look at us look at us i mean we can't even acknowledge the obvious we have

01:17:20.740 to let a lawyer go down for the things that he's being told to do by the highest echelons of government

01:17:26.760 with the fbi uh the clinton family i mean come on i mean it's just i highly at this point it's sad to

01:17:35.480 say i highly doubt anything even happens i highly doubt it and i think we even called this out on one of

01:17:39.980 our show we're like the middlemen or the low-level people are gonna be the ones that go down um there's

01:17:44.900 another story uh democrats now are blocking the republican efforts to upload hunter biden's laptop

01:17:53.000 into a searchable digital format into the congressional record it's already been accepted

01:17:58.720 but are you ready uh uh apparently jerry nadler has said we don't have the technology

01:18:09.960 to upload that into the congressional record and so so he wanted everything on paper so it could

01:18:18.740 be scanned in but then that doesn't make it searchable does it uh so they are now uh conferring

01:18:28.920 with lawyers back and forth it's been accepted as bizarre yeah we just don't have the technology

01:18:34.720 like why would a new yorker have that accent i don't know that is bizarre

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01:20:09.060 welcome to the glenn beck program really glad that you're here thank you so much there is a

01:20:34.520 really incredible op-ed from this weekend's new york times the weekend of passover good friday and

01:20:44.440 and also easter this was written by a jewish man he says this weekend jews around the world

01:20:52.760 will celebrate the holiday of passover the name of which comes from the story of god passing over the

01:20:58.880 homes of our distant ancestors on his way to slaughter the firstborn sons of evil egyptians

01:21:04.600 our forefathers the story goes mark their doorpost with lamb's blood in order to spare their own sons

01:21:11.540 the awful fate of their enemies in this time of war and violence of oppression and suffering i propose

01:21:17.980 we pass over something else god um could i just may i just ask uh this was god freeing the slaves

01:21:31.740 and uh he didn't like the way it was done okay are you one of these people that complain

01:21:41.740 about the civil war and how that was done because 350 000 uh fought that war and died and that's

01:21:52.380 because we believed god was telling us slavery needed to end so was god wrong in the freeing of

01:22:03.160 the slaves that time are you worried about slavery now or just the slavery that i guess should have

01:22:10.160 happened uh with the egyptians thousands of years ago i'm not sure more on this in a second

01:22:17.160 this is the glenn back program so what's going on glenn anything big anything going on anything what's

01:22:24.520 going on well the car company that you know has had my car for four years uh they said soon as glenn

01:22:32.160 gets off the air we'd like to have a conference call are you kidding because yeah didn't i thought you

01:22:36.680 were saying that you tried to contact them and had you heard back we've been writing to them two

01:22:41.320 weeks ago they asked a question we were like well we we need this information on a couple of things

01:22:46.640 and then we can give you an answer right away and they haven't responded and uh but now they now

01:22:52.000 they're responding what a coincidence coincidence not sure i want to chat not sure i want to chat you

01:22:58.220 know it's like you get to a point to where you're like just just box it up i've been frustrated my wife

01:23:03.980 is livid livid and over this back in a minute

01:23:09.980 you

01:23:28.220 what you are about to hear is the fusion of energy

01:23:58.220 entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenn back program

01:24:03.740 so the new york times had an editorial from shalom aslander and uh he wrote this weekend jews around

01:24:13.360 the world will celebrate the holiday of passover in the name uh it comes from the story of god passing

01:24:19.480 over the homes of our distant ancestors on his way to slaughter the firstborn sons of evil egyptians

01:24:25.800 our forefathers the story goes mark their doorposts with lamb's blood in order to spare their own

01:24:32.340 sons with the awful fate of their enemies this time of war and violence and oppression and suffering i

01:24:38.340 propose we pass over something else god god it seems paints with a wide brush he paints with a roller

01:24:46.180 in egypt said our rabbi he even killed the firstborn cattle he killed cows if he were mortal the god of

01:24:55.520 the jews christians and muslims would be dragged to the hague and yet we praise him we emulate him we

01:25:03.100 employ our children to be like him perhaps now as missiles rain down and the dead are discovered in

01:25:09.120 mass graves it's a good time to stop emulating this hateful god perhaps we can stop extolling his

01:25:16.200 brutality perhaps now is a good time to teach our children to pass over god to be as unlike him as

01:25:24.440 possible that is the holiday new york times op-ed more in 60 seconds

01:25:34.860 man we are already teaching our kids to pass over god we're already we are we are not in good shape

01:25:45.380 america and we have to do everything we can to get onto the same page teach our children what they need

01:25:54.140 to know tuttle twins have a new book that is out uh it is i think one of the most important topics

01:26:02.300 one can teach their children right now uh that way and teach yourself because uh it's going to

01:26:09.800 people are going to start clamoring to help the fed when there's a crash when inflation is out of

01:26:16.200 control the fed will provide the answer that everyone will go yes we gotta do it they're the

01:26:22.440 people that cause the problem i want you to read the tuttle twins book now this was made for kids

01:26:29.960 but you can read it to your kids your grandkids read it yourself we all will learn even if you

01:26:36.040 need just a refresher on the fed it is the tuttle twins and the creature from jekyll island that is

01:26:43.580 the fed how does inflation work why is inflation created who creates it why do prices go up how's

01:26:50.980 our monetary system work teach your kids this is crucial for families to be ready so you can prepare

01:26:57.420 tuttle twins beck.com get your book while supplies last for free tuttle twins and the creature from

01:27:04.400 jekyll island free now tuttle twins beck.com rabbi lapin everybody needs a rabbi and you are mine how

01:27:16.560 are you rabbi couldn't be better glenn it's so lovely to hear your voice again i was trying to think how

01:27:22.860 long you and i've been friends it's a long time already yeah it's been i cherish the friendship

01:27:28.300 likewise so um i want to talk to you first of all about this this op-ed this oh yeah your thoughts on

01:27:37.580 it well it's written by just yet another infantile secular jewish neurotic and um and there's a lot of

01:27:45.280 them around it it's tiresome you know frankly uh life's too short to waste time with that rubbish

01:27:50.180 okay i like that i mean your first clue is that the new york times published it right right the the

01:27:59.920 problem here is is that i think seriously i mean honestly this is this is a guy who has been shaking

01:28:06.220 a defiant fist against god um you know since he's bar mitzvah and it's it's it's tiresome to be

01:28:15.020 subjected to it you know his aunts and uncles uh probably tried to shut him up all through his

01:28:20.400 adolescence but now he has an audience so he keeps at it um it's it's an interesting thing but uh

01:28:25.920 would this have been would this have been printed 20 years ago rabbi in the new york times not not in

01:28:33.440 the new york times right so there's always been this interesting phenomenon which is when um you

01:28:41.140 know when when uh for the most part when christians lose their faith or never accept their faith then

01:28:48.740 they're neutral you know they really don't waste a lot of time and energy blasting jesus i mean you just

01:28:55.400 don't get a lot of that yeah but it's a it's a weird thing about jews and and probably uh the one of

01:29:01.860 the most uh valuable and uh credible validations of the story of the bible the fact that jews are

01:29:09.340 so different from everybody else in this area when jews abandon the faith of abram isaac and jacob

01:29:14.660 they don't become neutral they become rabid secularists and uh and invariably join the ranks of radical

01:29:22.940 socialism almost always uh i was watching the ten commandments this weekend with the kids and i

01:29:28.820 noticed something that i had never noticed before by the way did they play the uh the opening of

01:29:33.460 cecil db oh yes yes we did that's really important no i know it's and i really kind of listened to it

01:29:40.800 kind of the for the first time i mean i've i used to always watch it but i never really listened to it

01:29:45.280 it is very important and i stopped it there and i told the kids do you know that the first scene

01:29:52.320 that they shot was exodus i don't know if you know this rabbi he shot exodus first that big scene

01:29:59.400 with all those extras he was sitting on a chair and he reaches over to the assistant director and

01:30:04.800 puts his arm his hand on his arm and said i don't want you to react to what i'm about to tell you

01:30:10.060 but i'm having a heart attack and he looked at cecil b de millen went wait wait what and he's like

01:30:16.860 i told you not to react if we stop filming today this film will never be made so i'm gonna sit here

01:30:26.220 and have my heart attack and you're gonna listen to what i say and you're gonna direct it and he did

01:30:32.980 and that night they took him to the hospital and he had a heart attack but anyway my goodness yeah

01:30:39.100 something you may not know is that the prop of the actual ten commandments he arranged to be

01:30:45.180 carved out of rock from sinai you may not know this but we have we have the ten commandments

01:30:54.340 at from that movie in oh my goodness yeah but i didn't know that when i've been with you

01:31:01.440 i i really have please i've got to look at it oh yeah yeah yeah yeah so it's the rock of what

01:31:07.580 it was called he had it carved out of rocks from mount sinai wow have you seen the um the video of

01:31:16.360 the the area in saudi arabia that's being protected by the king yes i i'm quite sure they're correct i'm

01:31:24.060 quite sure that that is actually the real location yeah really if you haven't seen this online you

01:31:29.420 should watch i don't remember what i can't remember the name of the terrific guy who did that

01:31:33.140 yeah yeah yeah and made the movie but i do think he's correct oh that's unbelievable because it's

01:31:38.240 all right there i mean you see you see the altar with the calf you see the split rock i mean it's

01:31:45.020 incredible i think he has the geography and the timeline exactly right wow okay so um rabbi i wanted

01:31:52.720 to ask you a couple of questions um one as i'm watching the ten commandments it is so important

01:32:00.360 and i noticed it for the first time that cecil b demille is saying this is the beginning of freedom

01:32:08.120 the end of slavery yes tell me about that because that's not the way i mean it's it's uh more of a

01:32:17.980 i've always perceived as more of a story of god than ten commandments but that part is really important

01:32:23.920 the role it plays is is very significant in other words we we don't observe the sata just as a

01:32:31.240 commemorative event of a historic event that took place 3300 years ago no uh it's actually we play it

01:32:38.600 as an annual i don't want to use the word vaccination anymore i'm down on those so i'm going to say an

01:32:45.380 annual how about if i say inoculation okay yeah good um uh uh against being subject to the voice of

01:32:55.100 the powerful and the many and so it could hardly be more applicable to our current time in the united

01:33:01.580 states of america where people's lives are being oppressed by wokeism and by radical leftism and and

01:33:09.760 the the theme is this glenn uh you know in may 1954 something really significant happened which is

01:33:17.080 that well if you're into athletics what happened is that for the very first time the four minute mile

01:33:22.400 was broken roger bannister broke the tape at 359 and nobody had ever done it before but here's the

01:33:28.900 funny thing in the following year about seven athletes broke the four minute mile and then every

01:33:35.500 subsequent year to the present day more and more and more athletes were to this day

01:33:39.580 you know college athletes regularly break the four minute mile so what what changed why is it that

01:33:45.080 a year later seven guys were able to do it but prior to that nobody had been able to do a four minute mile

01:33:50.900 what roger bannister did was profound he showed that it could be done because up till then doctors had said

01:33:58.740 that people would die in a four minute mile attempt it's not doable because you know the experts always know

01:34:05.120 best yeah but roger bannister medical student himself paid no attention to that and just calmly

01:34:10.720 went ahead and ran a four minute mile uh the fact that something can be done is hugely important

01:34:17.020 the deep human belief that something is impossible will absolutely uh tyrannize one and render one's

01:34:24.540 efforts completely futile if you don't believe and this is part of what uh athletics coaches do

01:34:32.180 uh it's part of what motivational work does if you don't believe deep in your heart that what

01:34:37.880 you're attempting to do is doable you probably won't make it and your likelihood of success is vastly

01:34:44.040 increased by the knowledge conviction belief that you will and can do it and so up till that point the

01:34:52.380 concept that people can free themselves or be freed by god from a tyrannical set of circumstances

01:35:00.480 is hugely important and perhaps in in my lifetime perhaps no more important than it is right now

01:35:07.500 where um uh you know people people are being oppressed by the united states government people

01:35:14.040 are being impressed oppressed by wokeism at colleges and in the in the university system in

01:35:19.880 the public school system which i call government indoctrination camps i don't call them public schools

01:35:24.600 anymore uh you know people uh you know there is there is a whole area of research which interestingly

01:35:32.040 enough russian scientists have done some good work on that oil is not the result of a decaying

01:35:38.980 vegetable matter but it's actually a chemical process that takes place under high temperature and

01:35:44.020 pressure deep underground which suggests an explanation for why it is that many oil fields like one in

01:35:49.980 louisiana most notably that was declared to have a lifespan ending very soon seems to have re re been

01:35:58.240 reborn and the reserves have increased it's as if new oil is being made you're not allowed to say this

01:36:03.700 because it violates the whole doctrine of shortage and scarcity and um and people's lives there are

01:36:12.220 scientists who've told me uh i'll i'll point you in the direction of some research i'll give you some books

01:36:18.100 but i will not publicly allow you to quote me as saying this because i i don't need my life destroyed

01:36:23.940 and this this is the message of passover you know are we able to stand up to the tyrants and

01:36:29.900 some of us can and some of us can't it's as simple as that you know i don't blame anybody who says look

01:36:34.760 i want to be able to continue feeding my family back with uh rabbi lapin here in just a second first let

01:36:41.460 me tell you about gold line um everything that you are being told um is is wrong the remember it was

01:36:48.780 the experts that said there would be no inflation there it was the experts that said uh that it was

01:36:55.560 when inflation hits it was just transitory then it's not going to be so bad now that we're here

01:37:01.940 hitting highs and if you calculate it the way it used to be calculated back in the 80s

01:37:07.160 they changed the calculation to make it look better we are way above three points above at the

01:37:14.940 worst in 1980 it was inflation was in the 14 range like 14.6 uh we are now 17.1 if you calculate it the

01:37:24.700 same way take away the games from the government you see they are really really bad at predictions or

01:37:32.700 they're just straight out liars uh thomas soul pointed out that a hundred dollar bill in 1998

01:37:39.200 would buy less than a 20 bill in the 1960s you'll lose 80 percent of its value in that time 80 percent

01:37:49.680 the empire is falling and our money is going to be worth less and less until eventually it's worthless

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01:38:20.280 so rabbi daniel lapin is with us um rabbi you told me one time that in uh in exodus when they were

01:38:39.340 exiting that not all the jews went and i think this is so critical to understand because we think

01:38:46.220 that everybody's got to get on board for something big to happen and it's not true

01:38:51.180 even the jews many of them decided to to stay in in egypt as slaves right yes because you know the

01:39:01.460 devil you know and don't forget there's an aspect of slavery which is very appealing and that is you

01:39:06.360 don't have to worry about your food and shelter your rent is paid your uh your food stamps you get

01:39:12.280 your food stamps and i'm making a deliberate parallel between slavery and welfare in both cases

01:39:17.780 uh your dignity is destroyed and you become subservient to ever whoever is uh putting bread

01:39:24.960 on your table and a roof over your head and so there's an aspect of slavery which is very appealing

01:39:30.020 in that sense and so not surprisingly the hebrew original and you know when when you kindly said

01:39:36.620 everyone needs a rabbi uh you know you were just not not just promoting full employment for rabbis

01:39:42.500 but you know you were allowing me to submit my candidacy in all humility and the reason is because

01:39:49.640 the the hebrew text is really really important like most translations the translations of the bible

01:39:57.020 leave out a good deal of the meaning if there's a reason that people want to study russian literature

01:40:02.360 study the language of russian to read it in the original and the bible deserves no less and the

01:40:08.140 the hebrew is very clear that only 20 percent of them agreed to follow moses out the rest prefer to

01:40:14.300 stay behind and it's perfectly comprehensible uh you know the um uh how many people how what what

01:40:21.400 percentage of them of the colony's population followed george washington what percentage decided to

01:40:28.340 rebel against britain only about a third i believe in you you'll know better than me

01:40:32.500 the exact the it's about 20 20 same figure same amount and that's what that's what we have to

01:40:40.460 recognize and that revolutions can occur even with only 20 of the people the world can be changed

01:40:46.560 you don't need more than 20 of the people and um and that's probably all you're going to get

01:40:51.660 so um our problem here is we no longer understand freedom uh and i think it's you know if you've had

01:41:01.620 it so long you just don't appreciate it especially as isolated to the rest of the world as we are we're

01:41:08.280 a huge huge country so most americans this is all they know how do you fight against that

01:41:17.580 um well it's it's very i mean needless to say it's very difficult um you know lenin himself once said

01:41:28.580 that the best way to destroy the capitalist system was to debauch the currency and through the process

01:41:35.540 of inflation he uh he observed governments can confiscate secretly and unobserved an important

01:41:42.680 part of the wealth of their citizens okay so we're seeing that happen uh how do we combat it

01:41:48.540 well i think that uh in my view the most important thing is first of all to take care of what i teach

01:41:55.960 um i mean today this is 90 percent of what i do is teach people to develop their what i call their five

01:42:04.540 f's and and that means that even though uh there is a deliberate attempt to try and make you poor

01:42:12.640 and to make you dependent on government that's that is the ultimate goal uh you've got to develop

01:42:18.440 your finances and you've got to focus on friendships one of the things that social

01:42:22.460 socialism does is destroy the bonds between citizens you know in the old soviet union there

01:42:29.900 were no pt parent teacher associations there were no rotaries there were no lions club no organizations

01:42:36.460 of and that's why the founders knew that the principle of free association was so critical

01:42:42.420 and so um uh i focus on helping people become financially independent uh socially independent

01:42:52.020 and uh to develop their uh relationship with their faith because i think that's crucially important

01:42:59.820 you know a lot of people say you know i i don't i'm just you know i i'm not a religious person i don't

01:43:05.860 have faith i don't have a connection with god well when i was a teenager i used to have pimples all over

01:43:10.660 my face i didn't walk around saying hey happy to meet you i'm daniel lap and i'm a pimply teenager

01:43:15.180 i spent the equivalent of the gross domestic product of small countries in the united nations

01:43:20.880 on pharmaceuticals to clear my face until it cleared up and i think in the same way i would say to people

01:43:27.100 you know you won't accept the fact that you know you you're uh this is wrong with you or that's wrong

01:43:32.640 with you you try and get it fixed and the fact that you're not religious is not terminal

01:43:36.600 do something about it because it really is harder to function in a society whose driving force is

01:43:44.320 secularism if you deny yourself the countervailing fuel that can propel you to freedom so i mean i i

01:43:51.700 think i think the faith is an important factor i i don't know you know the the black robe regiment

01:43:57.620 is something i still have a lot of faith in and uh and i'm hoping this moment will will arrive

01:44:02.660 and and will be with you but in the meantime you've got to survive your your family has to

01:44:08.880 survive and so you have to build that up your rabbi um we have 30 seconds here so if you can i made

01:44:18.880 the case last week and i think you you heard it um that we're actually too religious we're way

01:44:26.320 religious it's just a religion of wokeism you agree no absolutely secularism is a religion yeah no

01:44:34.520 question all right uh rabbi lapin thank you so much by the way you can see the rabbi lapin uh podcast or

01:44:40.280 get it wherever you get your podcast and blaze tv.com the glenn back program

01:44:46.640 a movement to start a parallel economy has already begun in many ways more and more as time goes on

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01:45:02.480 that believe what you believe um you do do business with companies that don't believe in esg or or do

01:45:11.420 believe in abortion and so they're taking their money and actually funding and helping planned

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01:46:06.660 irs is scrambling today they they only have 15 000 employees to answer thousands of calls and uh

01:46:26.960 wow i feel i feel you know i feel really bad for them do you that's how i feel today right i feel bad for

01:46:34.940 the irs employee amen who's sitting there just not able to get through all those times they need to

01:46:41.040 harass the american people over the money they didn't earn yeah you know that is what i feel today and

01:46:47.100 i've just overwhelmed that side of the feeling with the feeling of great charity and the work that i'm

01:46:54.940 doing thank goodness you said that yeah because i have i'm sure i have built countless turtle tunnels

01:47:03.720 all over the country you know what glenn even you a man who's been taxed up like like a probe from an

01:47:12.240 alien yeah for the past 20 plus years without the alien baby you probably have still not paid for any

01:47:20.360 full turtle tunnels because they probably cost a billion dollars a piece you're right you know

01:47:26.640 every once in a while i think about that this is this is the this is the darkest this is the darkest

01:47:30.800 you'll get about your country you'll see some dumb program that cost 7.9 million dollars on a turtle

01:47:39.100 tunnel and you'll just be like gosh that's unbelievable and then i want you to stop and

01:47:43.480 think about it because if you're the average american you in your entire life all of the taxes you will

01:47:52.820 ever pay will not even fund that one turtle tunnel nope that one not even one turtle will cross

01:48:00.680 underneath the road so all of those hours all of those hours that you have worked half the year for

01:48:09.540 some people half of the time that you spend working yep it won't even finish a turtle tunnel nope not even

01:48:18.440 one government waste project will you fund in your lifetime let me let me about how think of the

01:48:29.280 despair you should feel today because you know it's not even like you're like oh well well you know

01:48:35.260 there's a lot of people who need things and the government does important things for important

01:48:38.440 people or for certain people a lot does a lot of important things for important people too that's a

01:48:42.520 whole nother situation but like the basic idea that okay we're helping there's there you know there are

01:48:47.180 people who cannot do it and they need help there's an orphan somewhere who needs a meal and you know

01:48:54.500 somehow they've fallen through the cracks and we need okay let's just say that person exists i'm sure

01:49:00.080 somebody does certainly some people are helped by government funds at some level but it's like

01:49:06.040 you know so little of your money ever goes to anything like that it's just a waste if they turned it

01:49:13.960 all off tomorrow if they turned the income tax off tomorrow we would go have to go we'd have to

01:49:21.140 figure out how to go back and live like we did when we spent like the barack obama presidency

01:49:27.900 just the time from the beginning of barack obama to now is the entire income tax is how much we've

01:49:35.080 increased the budget so you could turn it off off and we'd have to go back only to barack obama spending

01:49:43.860 levels we are so completely out of control and now we've come to a point in our political back and

01:49:50.960 forth in which there is no other side to the argument there's only let's spend a you know a 3.5

01:49:59.000 trillion dollars and let's spend 2.5 trillion dollars when the republicans get in control they

01:50:04.300 do the exact same thing as the democrats except maybe a little less spicy and so we're all eating

01:50:10.440 the same foods just one has more tabasco than the other and that is not a way you did your own taxes

01:50:17.200 didn't you yeah i could tell did what do you think my afternoon is if tonight's stew does america sucks

01:50:24.360 you know why because i couldn't spend a minute on it instead i had to work on my stupid taxes and not

01:50:30.020 my actual taxes glenn no no i have to spend more time today like i did all easter weekend on my

01:50:38.180 extension to my taxes because i don't even have all the forms yet the people who i have to go and get

01:50:45.080 forms from are not even able to turn them in they need an extension to send me the forms so now i need

01:50:52.300 extension to send in my taxes so that they can hold on to my money for just a little longer a little

01:50:58.440 longer and then maybe i'll be lucky and get a refund of my own money won't that be a miracle let me it

01:51:06.320 will because the money you gave them you know a year ago yeah that's worth about 17 cents less on

01:51:17.300 every dollar right right yeah taxes during inflation it makes it even more fun oh yeah

01:51:22.440 because everyone looks at this i got a refund like this moment of pride the government has given you a

01:51:27.300 gift of a refund they've held your money hostage through a high inflation period and now they might

01:51:36.440 give some of it back to you which is worth almost 20 cents less and they're not even going to give it

01:51:45.400 back to you on time yeah as they're saying now they're delaying these quote-unquote refunds uh for

01:51:52.140 months and months and months because as you know glenn they only have 15 000 people to harass everyone

01:51:57.000 so all the all the time that you could have had that money even if you put it in the most basic

01:52:04.400 uh account they get a couple of percent you'd still be able to close the gap as to what they're

01:52:10.560 going to give back to you but you can't even do that mark this show on the calendar because i think

01:52:15.400 we're going to come back to it in a couple of years and we'll be like look we talked about it and

01:52:19.320 everybody said it wouldn't happen um just imagine how much we're going to love it when we have a fed

01:52:25.400 coin oh my gosh and you won't have to worry about paying your taxes it will just never be put into

01:52:31.800 your account that'll be because the fed will be able to decide what's taxable and what's not so

01:52:38.700 you won't have tax day they'll just take it and it really in the way of you're guilty until proven

01:52:47.060 innocent because there's got to be some way to go no wait a minute part of that was you know a

01:52:52.820 deduction for this this and this and then they'll have to look at that and go well i'm not sure

01:52:57.620 all right we'll give you a bitcoin go get some mouse food incredible and there's no way to know

01:53:05.900 i mean i i the amount of work that i've put into this now look i do procrastinate a bit and i will

01:53:11.680 admit although the forms come in so late there's no way you can't start it in january you have to

01:53:15.840 wait until all the stuff comes in to actually be able to do it to go through everything it's you

01:53:20.820 know some some tax returns i've done in my life were pretty easy you know and i by the way i should

01:53:26.380 point out i'm not doing it i'm just doing the preparation work so that the accountant can do

01:53:30.440 it i have no idea what she does she gets all these pay i said thousands of forms i have no idea what

01:53:36.840 happens magic and i've said it i've i've said because i've been audited before and uh oh my goodness i

01:53:44.860 i thought i was being visited by aliens would be anyway uh it's uh it's not a fun process to go

01:53:52.960 through in my case it ended up it was either even or they owed me like two hundred dollars something

01:53:59.620 like that yeah um because i i overpay yeah that's what i say the same thing every time no at least

01:54:06.180 that's what i say if it's a question if there's any doubt let it fall that way not my way air in the

01:54:14.740 government's favor because i don't want to freaking be harassed right i don't want to be harassed i don't

01:54:18.720 want to go through it i don't want to have to cough up money just let it go in there but i don't know

01:54:24.220 and so many things now like cryptocurrency oh my god how do you even they don't even have the laws

01:54:29.980 they don't have the rules they don't have any idea how to prepare it you could go to the irs and they

01:54:36.260 won't really even know it's all guesswork it's so true you go to you go look at some of the the

01:54:42.760 cryptocurrency like tax forums on like reddit and and all these and like it's everyone just asking

01:54:48.100 like what the hell are we supposed to do with this and people linking to article after article after

01:54:51.960 article trying to explain how to treat you know some complicated cryptocurrency transaction and and

01:54:58.880 on your taxes it's like you know people look i i i really hate taxes i really hate them as you may

01:55:06.300 be able to tell in this segment but like i i love them i mean don't but i'm trying to be like i you

01:55:13.780 know when people are like well i don't want x y and z and that's why i don't do it i don't follow the

01:55:18.460 law i just you know like i i want to follow the law i believe that following the law is an important

01:55:23.320 thing of that a civilization needs okay even with laws that you don't love i think that i couldn't i

01:55:30.040 could not gauge america today anymore but i think when i was growing up and i still have this ethic

01:55:37.340 uh i don't mind paying taxes i do mind paying unfair taxes but i still pay them yes but i'll make my

01:55:47.300 voice heard i don't like this this isn't right however i'll pay them and i think most americans

01:55:55.560 don't approach their taxes with anything other than i just want to get this done and i want to get

01:56:01.860 it right i just you know what i don't want any hassle just let me pay my fair share whatever that is

01:56:08.800 even though it's probably not fair um let me just pay it i think most people yeah go that way i think

01:56:15.800 you're right i don't think people necessarily are trying to evade their taxes they want to just get

01:56:19.940 it done and get it right they prefer if the government did something of value with their money which

01:56:24.700 they never seem to do never but it you know like you put up with it it's just it's a part of life

01:56:29.240 like there's there are roads i want to go faster than the speed limit and you know sometimes maybe i

01:56:33.960 do a little bit but generally speaking you keep it in line because you know we're a rule following

01:56:38.920 society generally how did we get this system other than it has to be because the progressives did it

01:56:45.560 how do we get the system in a country where you are innocent until proven guilty

01:56:50.620 how is it we are with the irs we are guilty until we bring this stuff to show we're innocent

01:56:57.980 yeah it's incredible it's just a total reversal of everything the country stands for yeah and you

01:57:03.160 know it remember the country when it was founded didn't have this no they were they specifically

01:57:08.620 needed to pass a constitutional amendment to even allow this to occur to you yeah this this was not

01:57:15.060 supposed to happen to you progressives yeah they passed it and what did they say glenn never higher

01:57:20.560 than what nine or ten percent no they said it would never be for anyone um uh that made less i can't

01:57:27.820 remember then like it was an extraordinary number back then like a hundred thousand dollars which was

01:57:32.680 like two millions today um and they said it would be never more than five to seven percent and then

01:57:39.340 how it was only a few years later two years later it was a 10 and then it was and it was and it was

01:57:45.080 way down for everybody everybody started to pay taxes and then as soon as one of the wars hit was it the

01:57:50.960 first world war it went up to you know 70 90 it was at some point it was at 95 top income tax rate that

01:58:00.260 was in i think under roosevelt yes but there were all kinds of loopholes right you know if you were

01:58:06.240 newly rich you know you hit the non-existent lottery back then and you had all that money

01:58:12.580 you wouldn't have the sophistication or the attorneys to be able to find all the loopholes

01:58:17.740 for you you just paid and it was 95 but if you you know if you had the money and knew how to work

01:58:24.660 the system you didn't pay that and a lot of that's still happening still happening still happening like

01:58:28.760 i mean if you're mega mega ultra rich you you you find ways uh to pay lower taxes i mean you know

01:58:35.840 there was a big but they're all legal yeah yeah i mean you know donald trump was amazing when he

01:58:42.080 was accurate when he said yeah i may pay lower taxes that's the way the system works change it if

01:58:49.260 you don't like it yeah and he's absolutely right everybody of course is trying to pay as low tax as

01:58:55.320 they can who is trying to pay more nobody and you know this because they put an ad an address where

01:59:02.140 you can give gifts to the u.s government every year if you believe your tax burden is too low

01:59:07.140 you can give gifts to the u.s government to spend against their general fund in which they can pay

01:59:12.700 for taxes progressive should be doing that and no one does no one does i think they i think there's

01:59:17.980 like one or two isn't there yeah they usually get a few every year yeah they get a few a few bucks but

01:59:22.040 it's like not a lot it's it shows that this idea that taxes should be higher is something they

01:59:28.480 utilize to punish others they don't care about it themselves they they want to punish others you

01:59:34.520 know and they do they've done this forever people you know bernie sanders bernie sanders comes out

01:59:39.860 there i mean he was asked about it in one of the debates it's like hey you keep saying taxes should

01:59:43.820 be what higher on the wealthy you're the wealthy and you don't give more than you will than you're

01:59:48.720 supposed to why why don't you just implement this policy for yourself wow because it's not the system

01:59:54.880 that i would think that would really be able to hand okay all right thanks all right let me tell

01:59:59.460 you about uh my patriot supply the great reset is in full swing um sometimes i really hate uh being

02:00:07.060 right uh you cannot afford to leave your family unprepared for what is happening with the food

02:00:14.800 prices that are coming our way i mean the only ones that don't say we're headed for a deep recession

02:00:20.840 really literally is the white house everybody else is now saying that uh to some recession to full-blown

02:00:29.260 depression all i know is with the war that's going on we are going to have food prices hike through the

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02:01:12.160 so we have a happy stat for you on tax day and again you're going to feel very charitable

02:01:30.920 very charitable so this is the last pre-pandemic year obviously the budgets are much worse

02:01:36.860 now than they were then but america spent in 2019 more on taxes than it did on food clothing

02:01:45.640 and housing combined all of the basic necessities of life combined are outweighed by just the taxes

02:01:57.620 that you give to the government so that they can completely waste in your honor now i should clarify

02:02:03.860 half of the country pays more than the entire country's housing food uh and uh what's the other

02:02:18.660 one gas clothing clothing yeah combined combined because you're so half the country paid as much

02:02:24.640 as the entire country paid right yeah because and the number was higher than ever you're talking about

02:02:30.500 the number where of people percentage of people who do not pay any income tax at all and that number

02:02:35.940 usually famously mit romney 47 percent and it bubbled around that number for a while it's well

02:02:41.240 over 50 percent now as we like what's well over 50 i don't have the number in front of me but it's over

02:02:46.380 50 percent uh of you of the country now i want to say it was 56 or something that's when that's that is

02:02:53.160 when uh ben franklin said the country would be over as soon as the majority of people uh were there and

02:03:01.100 the uh politicians realized they can win with the tax scheme it's over there's no way back

02:03:09.680 but he was usually wrong about stuff really yeah the kite thing that was not this is the glenn back program

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We’re Being Groomed to Eat Bugs ｜ Guest： Rabbi Daniel Lapin ｜ 4⧸18⧸22

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