The Glenn Beck Program - March 21, 2025


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Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 8 minutes

Words per Minute

160.15387

Word Count

20,540

Sentence Count

1,112

Misogynist Sentences

21

Hate Speech Sentences

50


Summary

Glenn Beck and Stu talk about the Department of Education and how it s time to get serious about education reform. Glenn also talks about why you should be buying your kids meat from GoodRanchers and why it s a good idea.


Transcript

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00:01:21.880 hello
00:01:26.980 hello
00:01:33.520 hello
00:01:38.800 hello
00:01:40.240 hello
00:01:44.740 The Fusion of Entertainment and Enlightenment
00:02:14.740 This is the Glenn Beck Program
00:02:44.740 I know my life is hard and you just can't relate
00:02:47.560 And how hard my life is
00:02:48.860 But I can't work another three
00:02:51.140 So we're just going to kind of coast here
00:02:55.300 And screw off a little bit
00:02:56.820 Because it's Friday
00:02:58.640 Now the weather is warming up
00:03:00.600 You know what that means
00:03:01.440 It's going to be a great night soon
00:03:04.280 Wherever you live
00:03:05.320 Last night we did this
00:03:06.460 We grilled up some meat on the back patio
00:03:12.480 Had some chicken, some steak and burgers
00:03:15.920 I love this time of year
00:03:17.740 When you can actually cook out
00:03:19.940 I put on the apron last night
00:03:23.320 May the forks be with you
00:03:24.900 So I was ready to go
00:03:25.860 Anyway, here's the thing I want you to know
00:03:28.100 When you're buying meat
00:03:29.380 Buy from Good Ranchers
00:03:31.380 The thing that they neither know nor care about
00:03:37.500 Is the thing that you care about the most
00:03:41.220 When you're going into your supermarket
00:03:42.620 They don't care
00:03:43.460 Good Ranchers does
00:03:45.940 You do
00:03:46.500 Where is it coming from?
00:03:47.680 What's in it?
00:03:48.660 The hamburgers that come from Good Ranchers
00:03:50.740 They're all American beef
00:03:52.340 They're raised on American ranch
00:03:53.760 They're packaged here in the U.S.
00:03:55.620 Which means you're giving your kids
00:03:57.740 Your family meat you can trust
00:03:59.480 Meat that didn't come from overseas
00:04:01.200 When you buy your meat through Good Ranchers
00:04:03.700 And you can say that also about your
00:04:06.100 Chicken, pork and seafood
00:04:07.960 You can take pride in supporting
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00:04:11.700 And providing you with the best
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00:04:26.620 Well hello Stu
00:04:28.560 How are you?
00:04:29.480 I'm wonderful Glenn
00:04:30.680 You said it's Friday
00:04:31.460 It is Friday
00:04:32.280 It's good news
00:04:32.800 It is
00:04:34.560 I don't know how people
00:04:36.740 Just do it
00:04:37.800 You know
00:04:38.120 Because I hear some people
00:04:39.360 Work more
00:04:40.240 Than 15 hours a week
00:04:41.980 Not at difficult jobs
00:04:43.240 Like ours
00:04:43.900 Right
00:04:45.080 Right
00:04:45.580 Yeah
00:04:46.020 Okay
00:04:46.340 Thank you for putting it
00:04:47.400 Into perspective
00:04:48.040 Let's make sure
00:04:49.440 We're known as the heroes here
00:04:50.980 No come on
00:04:53.960 We do work longer than
00:04:55.140 15 hours a week
00:04:56.220 Sometimes 17
00:04:57.100 Anyway
00:04:58.140 Here's the thing
00:04:59.180 That I want to talk about
00:05:01.420 I want to talk about
00:05:02.220 The DOE
00:05:02.860 The Department of Education
00:05:04.180 And what happened yesterday
00:05:06.980 And you know
00:05:08.440 How good it is
00:05:09.440 By the way
00:05:10.020 Karen Bass
00:05:11.560 She announced yesterday
00:05:14.880 That they have a budget deficit
00:05:16.620 That predated the Palisades fire
00:05:20.400 And it's all in education
00:05:22.300 Now this is Los Angeles
00:05:25.340 Los Angeles
00:05:26.960 They had just a short
00:05:30.160 One billion dollar shortfall
00:05:33.280 For the education budget
00:05:34.800 In Los Angeles
00:05:36.040 One billion dollars
00:05:40.020 And they're not the only city
00:05:42.620 That is going through this
00:05:43.600 Massive shortfall
00:05:44.960 For education
00:05:45.860 In Colorado
00:05:47.140 Now what jumps to mind
00:05:48.760 To me
00:05:49.280 Aren't those both sanctuary cities
00:05:51.000 Where they're just piling in
00:05:52.400 New
00:05:53.740 New citizens
00:05:55.660 That just need to be protected
00:05:57.320 And screwing everybody else
00:05:58.680 So
00:05:59.380 Yesterday
00:06:00.340 Donald Trump
00:06:01.040 Thank you
00:06:01.660 Thank you
00:06:02.340 President Trump
00:06:03.160 Signed an executive order
00:06:05.220 To
00:06:05.900 Pretty much start to dismantle
00:06:08.020 The Department of Education
00:06:09.000 And everybody
00:06:09.800 Is going
00:06:10.740 Mad
00:06:11.820 They're going crazy
00:06:13.500 They're just going to leave
00:06:14.600 Poor children behind
00:06:16.080 Behind
00:06:16.840 How far
00:06:17.740 How can they fall farther behind
00:06:19.780 How could they fall farther behind
00:06:22.640 They can't read
00:06:24.640 Well I shouldn't
00:06:25.800 I shouldn't say that
00:06:26.780 Some graduates
00:06:27.800 Of high school and college
00:06:29.220 Can read at a third grade level
00:06:30.720 So I don't mean to
00:06:31.880 Besmirch
00:06:32.660 The educational system
00:06:34.760 In our country
00:06:35.680 How could you possibly
00:06:38.060 Leave them further behind
00:06:39.620 You can't
00:06:41.120 Since the Department of Education
00:06:43.400 Got involved
00:06:44.400 We have degraded
00:06:46.300 Our educational system
00:06:47.700 Year after year
00:06:49.960 After year
00:06:50.660 It has gotten worse
00:06:51.760 And worse and worse
00:06:52.880 And look
00:06:53.400 Do you hear me complain
00:06:56.160 About
00:06:56.740 The
00:06:57.960 Department of Defense
00:06:59.920 Okay
00:07:00.360 Don't answer that
00:07:01.900 Yes you do
00:07:02.600 Constantly
00:07:02.940 Okay alright
00:07:04.180 You don't need to rub it
00:07:05.020 Here let me rephrase that
00:07:06.820 Here's what I say
00:07:09.760 About the Department of Defense
00:07:10.920 There is waste
00:07:12.960 Like crazy
00:07:14.320 In the Department of Defense
00:07:15.780 There is also
00:07:17.440 I am sure
00:07:18.640 Dirty things
00:07:20.040 Going on
00:07:20.740 With these
00:07:21.320 You know
00:07:21.820 The
00:07:22.280 Industrial complex
00:07:24.420 The defense
00:07:24.980 Industrial complex
00:07:26.040 I know
00:07:26.920 There's deals
00:07:27.560 Being made
00:07:28.200 There's
00:07:28.560 Things that are
00:07:29.400 So far over budget
00:07:30.600 That don't even work
00:07:31.580 We all know that
00:07:32.700 But you have not
00:07:35.080 Heard me say
00:07:36.140 We just got to
00:07:37.760 Shut this thing down
00:07:38.660 Now why
00:07:39.840 Because I love war
00:07:41.480 No
00:07:42.440 Because it's
00:07:43.680 I think the
00:07:44.960 Only thing
00:07:46.040 Our federal government
00:07:47.120 Does
00:07:47.640 That we're still
00:07:49.540 Number one
00:07:50.400 At
00:07:50.860 Okay
00:07:52.220 I look at the
00:07:53.260 Department of Defense
00:07:54.080 And go
00:07:54.520 Well A
00:07:57.100 I don't want
00:07:57.680 I don't want this
00:07:58.920 In private hands
00:07:59.840 Okay
00:08:00.520 Because I don't
00:08:01.620 Want private armies
00:08:02.860 I think that's a
00:08:03.580 Really bad idea
00:08:04.380 So that's
00:08:05.940 One reason
00:08:06.940 Two
00:08:07.940 When you look
00:08:09.440 At the Department
00:08:10.020 Of Defense
00:08:10.640 We are the best
00:08:12.080 In the world
00:08:13.040 Yes
00:08:13.720 We are spending
00:08:14.540 Way too much money
00:08:15.900 But at least
00:08:17.120 We're the best
00:08:17.860 In the world
00:08:18.520 Look at our
00:08:19.780 Department of Education
00:08:21.220 We're one of the
00:08:22.840 Worst
00:08:23.400 In the world
00:08:24.200 And yet
00:08:24.860 We're spending
00:08:25.660 Like we're the best
00:08:26.820 In the world
00:08:27.500 So show me
00:08:29.400 The evidence
00:08:30.120 That this is doing
00:08:31.140 Anything
00:08:31.740 But crippling
00:08:32.600 Our children
00:08:33.140 And you know
00:08:34.360 And they say
00:08:34.960 Well you know
00:08:35.780 It's all local control
00:08:36.840 It is all local control
00:08:37.960 And I guess
00:08:38.820 You're right
00:08:39.400 I mean
00:08:39.940 You know
00:08:40.760 COVID
00:08:41.220 Those were all
00:08:41.860 Local decisions
00:08:42.740 Pushed
00:08:43.600 By the teachers
00:08:44.480 Unions
00:08:45.080 And the Department
00:08:46.400 Of Education
00:08:47.160 And what did
00:08:47.980 The Department
00:08:48.360 Of Education
00:08:48.820 You make your own
00:08:49.540 Decisions
00:08:49.940 Of course
00:08:50.260 You're not going
00:08:50.700 To get any money
00:08:51.420 If you do that
00:08:52.380 So that's
00:08:53.780 That's not
00:08:54.960 Letting the states
00:08:56.780 And the local
00:08:57.620 Communities decide
00:08:58.880 That is saying
00:09:00.300 Oh you do
00:09:00.940 Whatever you
00:09:01.480 Whatever you want
00:09:02.780 Whatever you want
00:09:03.760 Yeah it's
00:09:04.360 I love their
00:09:05.240 Their combination
00:09:06.520 Argument here
00:09:07.600 Where it's like
00:09:08.360 Oh well
00:09:09.020 The local
00:09:09.980 And states
00:09:11.240 Are doing all
00:09:11.960 The decision making
00:09:12.680 Here
00:09:12.980 But
00:09:13.780 Donald Trump
00:09:14.840 Is gutting education
00:09:15.980 Yeah
00:09:16.500 Well wait a minute
00:09:17.320 Well that's going to
00:09:17.820 Shut everything down
00:09:18.700 How is he gutting
00:09:19.580 Education
00:09:20.200 If you guys
00:09:21.040 Are the ones
00:09:21.440 Doing everything
00:09:22.160 I don't understand
00:09:23.920 How does he have
00:09:24.660 Any power to do that
00:09:25.640 Of course he does
00:09:27.540 Have tons of power
00:09:28.300 To do that
00:09:28.680 Because the Department
00:09:29.320 Of Education
00:09:29.780 Does have massive
00:09:30.940 Influence
00:09:31.800 On these decisions
00:09:33.240 Massive
00:09:34.300 And these structures
00:09:35.080 Massive
00:09:36.180 Influence
00:09:36.980 You know
00:09:37.920 I read to you
00:09:39.300 One of the
00:09:40.100 Founding documents
00:09:41.020 Section 103
00:09:42.020 Stu
00:09:42.440 Of course you know
00:09:43.300 Section 103
00:09:44.000 It's my favorite
00:09:44.240 Section yeah
00:09:44.880 Of the federal
00:09:46.180 State relationship
00:09:47.320 With the Department
00:09:48.380 Of Education
00:09:49.200 Section 103
00:09:50.440 As outlined
00:09:51.560 In the Department
00:09:52.880 Of Education
00:09:53.480 Organization Act
00:09:54.620 That was passed
00:09:55.600 By Congress
00:09:56.920 Yeah I know
00:09:58.140 Why are you
00:09:59.080 Okay I'm just
00:09:59.660 I'm sorry
00:10:01.120 You're just
00:10:02.100 You're saying that
00:10:02.880 For other people
00:10:03.740 I was talking down
00:10:05.040 To people who don't
00:10:06.060 Spend a full 12 hours
00:10:07.360 A week
00:10:07.820 Right
00:10:08.140 You know
00:10:08.420 Worrying about
00:10:09.140 This stuff
00:10:09.560 So in that
00:10:11.780 It says
00:10:13.040 The intention
00:10:14.100 Of the Congress
00:10:14.880 In the establishment
00:10:15.840 Of the Department
00:10:16.580 Now this is the law
00:10:18.460 That established
00:10:19.520 The Department
00:10:20.120 Of Education
00:10:21.220 The intention
00:10:22.820 Of the Congress
00:10:23.420 In the establishment
00:10:24.060 Of the Department
00:10:24.620 Of Education
00:10:25.160 Is to protect
00:10:25.960 The rights
00:10:26.620 Of state
00:10:27.400 And local
00:10:28.160 Governments
00:10:28.780 And public
00:10:30.120 And private
00:10:30.840 Educational institutions
00:10:32.420 In the areas
00:10:33.960 Of educational
00:10:34.780 Policies
00:10:35.600 And administration
00:10:36.420 Of programs
00:10:37.640 And to strengthen
00:10:38.620 And improve
00:10:39.300 The control
00:10:40.020 Of such
00:10:40.760 Governments
00:10:41.360 And institutions
00:10:42.220 Over their own
00:10:43.860 Educational programs
00:10:45.100 And policies
00:10:45.920 That's just the first half
00:10:47.620 Does that
00:10:48.640 Is that what
00:10:49.260 Our Department
00:10:49.780 Of Education
00:10:50.280 Is doing
00:10:50.640 Because that's
00:10:51.760 The stated
00:10:53.000 Intent
00:10:53.880 Of Congress
00:10:54.820 If they were
00:10:56.260 Doing that
00:10:57.000 I don't think
00:10:57.640 I'd have a problem
00:10:58.300 With it
00:10:58.680 I mean I still
00:10:59.840 Wouldn't want
00:11:00.260 The feds
00:11:00.860 Involved in it
00:11:01.440 But if you
00:11:02.160 Were saying
00:11:02.540 No no no
00:11:03.080 No
00:11:04.200 Hands off
00:11:05.500 This is a
00:11:06.040 Local decision
00:11:06.840 Stay away
00:11:08.320 They'll make
00:11:09.020 The decision
00:11:09.440 I wouldn't
00:11:09.800 Have a problem
00:11:10.220 With it
00:11:10.500 But that's
00:11:10.980 Not what
00:11:11.320 They're doing
00:11:11.680 No
00:11:11.960 Okay
00:11:12.280 The second
00:11:13.360 Part of it
00:11:13.900 Is the
00:11:14.640 Establish of
00:11:15.380 The Department
00:11:15.860 Of Education
00:11:16.500 Shall not
00:11:17.840 Do you remember
00:11:18.240 We getting
00:11:18.580 Lectured between
00:11:19.480 Shall not
00:11:21.600 And
00:11:22.420 May not
00:11:24.560 May not
00:11:25.160 Shall not
00:11:26.160 Is legal for
00:11:27.280 Never ever
00:11:28.180 Ever
00:11:28.560 Okay
00:11:30.020 The establishment
00:11:31.380 Of the Department
00:11:31.940 Of Education
00:11:32.540 Shall not
00:11:33.720 Increase the
00:11:34.640 Authority of
00:11:35.420 The federal
00:11:35.940 Government over
00:11:36.920 Education
00:11:37.620 Or diminish
00:11:39.200 The responsibility
00:11:40.160 For education
00:11:41.160 Which is
00:11:41.920 Reserved
00:11:42.660 To the
00:11:43.600 States
00:11:44.200 And the
00:11:45.320 Local school
00:11:46.060 Systems
00:11:46.600 And to other
00:11:47.700 Instrumentalities
00:11:48.700 Of the states
00:11:49.660 That's not what
00:11:51.460 Our Department
00:11:51.880 Of Education
00:11:52.420 Does
00:11:52.800 They are so
00:11:53.720 Far off
00:11:54.420 Their original
00:11:55.360 Charter
00:11:56.060 As passed
00:11:57.420 By Congress
00:11:58.260 I
00:11:58.680 I'm not
00:11:59.820 An attorney
00:12:00.280 I
00:12:01.380 I would
00:12:01.900 Suggest
00:12:02.320 That we
00:12:02.720 Take it
00:12:03.200 To court
00:12:03.640 And just
00:12:04.000 Shut the
00:12:04.300 Whole damn
00:12:04.600 Thing down
00:12:05.580 Take it
00:12:06.020 To the
00:12:06.200 Supreme
00:12:06.480 Court
00:12:06.680 They're not
00:12:07.460 Doing
00:12:07.700 Any of
00:12:07.980 That
00:12:08.160 They're not
00:12:08.940 Doing
00:12:09.140 That
00:12:09.280 And by
00:12:09.580 The way
00:12:09.920 Every
00:12:10.520 Liberal
00:12:11.020 I mean
00:12:11.760 Ask
00:12:12.100 Elizabeth
00:12:12.520 Warren
00:12:12.940 If you
00:12:13.400 Just
00:12:13.580 Passed
00:12:14.060 A bill
00:12:14.360 Right
00:12:14.580 Now
00:12:14.760 And said
00:12:14.980 You know
00:12:15.200 What
00:12:15.420 We're
00:12:15.880 Going to
00:12:16.020 Reform
00:12:16.520 The
00:12:17.140 Department
00:12:17.480 Of
00:12:17.640 Education
00:12:18.060 Instead
00:12:18.460 We're
00:12:18.700 Going to
00:12:18.840 Have
00:12:18.980 It
00:12:19.080 Do
00:12:19.200 These
00:12:19.500 Things
00:12:19.800 And
00:12:20.560 You
00:12:20.820 Give
00:12:21.200 That
00:12:21.560 Description
00:12:22.280 None
00:12:22.660 Of
00:12:22.840 But if
00:12:25.100 You said
00:12:25.600 Okay
00:12:25.880 We're
00:12:26.060 Not
00:12:26.240 Going to
00:12:26.440 Abolish
00:12:26.740 We're
00:12:26.920 Going to
00:12:27.080 Just
00:12:27.240 Reform
00:12:27.760 We're
00:12:28.100 Still
00:12:28.240 Going to
00:12:28.440 Spend
00:12:28.660 All
00:12:28.760 The
00:12:28.860 Money
00:12:29.000 They
00:12:29.440 Would
00:12:29.580 Be
00:12:29.740 All
00:12:30.040 For
00:12:30.360 It
00:12:30.560 Because
00:12:30.920 They
00:12:31.100 Would
00:12:31.240 See
00:12:31.480 It
00:12:31.580 As
00:12:31.700 An
00:12:31.820 Opportunity
00:12:32.540 To
00:12:33.180 Dig
00:12:33.540 Their
00:12:33.760 Claws
00:12:34.280 In
00:12:34.520 Even
00:12:34.860 Deeper
00:12:35.380 On
00:12:36.560 The
00:12:36.760 Local
00:12:37.100 And
00:12:37.340 State
00:12:37.600 Level
00:12:37.940 That's
00:12:38.720 Why
00:12:38.860 They're
00:12:39.060 Freaking
00:12:39.420 Out
00:12:39.620 Did
00:12:39.800 You
00:12:39.880 By
00:12:40.040 The
00:12:40.100 See
00:12:40.500 The
00:12:40.800 The
00:12:42.160 Rally
00:12:42.820 That
00:12:43.600 Was
00:12:43.900 Held
00:12:44.380 In
00:12:44.880 In
00:12:45.200 Tempe
00:12:46.180 Arizona
00:12:46.940 Yesterday
00:12:47.340 With
00:12:47.700 Bernie
00:12:48.120 Sanders
00:12:48.500 And
00:12:48.740 AOC
00:12:49.240 11,000
00:12:51.180 People
00:12:51.560 Show
00:12:51.960 Up
00:12:52.180 For
00:12:53.360 Those
00:12:53.760 Two
00:12:54.060 I
00:12:55.160 Did
00:12:55.360 Hear
00:12:55.500 They
00:12:55.640 Were
00:12:55.740 On
00:12:55.900 Tour
00:12:56.160 Is
00:12:57.120 This
00:12:57.460 Yeah
00:12:58.300 The
00:12:58.700 Fight
00:12:59.140 Fight
00:12:59.980 Oligarchy
00:13:00.700 Tour
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00:23:46.080 A
00:23:46.420 Burn
00:23:46.660 A
00:23:46.780 Launcher
00:23:47.200 If
00:23:47.360 You
00:24:01.120 I'll
00:24:02.200 Take
00:24:02.460 What
00:24:02.940 She's
00:24:03.260 Having
00:24:03.520 Please
00:24:03.980 Burna
00:24:05.080 B-Y-R-N-A
00:24:06.480 Dot
00:24:06.800 Com
00:24:07.100 Slash
00:24:07.580 Glenn
00:24:07.960 Burna
00:24:08.560 Dot
00:24:08.860 Com
00:24:09.160 Slash
00:24:09.620 Glenn
00:24:09.980 Get
00:24:10.380 10%
00:24:10.920 Off
00:24:11.180 Now
00:24:11.520 Become
00:24:13.040 A
00:24:13.180 Blaze
00:24:13.540 Unlimited
00:24:14.020 Subscriber
00:24:14.560 Now
00:24:14.820 Get
00:24:15.000 Issue
00:24:15.360 Two
00:24:15.700 Of
00:24:15.940 Frontier
00:24:16.440 Magazine
00:24:16.980 Go
00:24:17.260 To
00:24:17.360 Blaze
00:24:17.560 Media
00:24:17.780 Dot
00:24:18.020 Com
00:24:18.220 Slash
00:24:18.560 Unlimited
00:24:18.960 Get
00:24:19.180 40
00:24:19.580 Bucks
00:24:19.880 Off
00:24:20.160 With
00:24:20.340 The
00:24:20.460 Code
00:24:20.700 Glenn
00:24:21.080 500
00:24:31.120 Welcome
00:24:44.340 to the
00:24:44.700 program
00:24:45.280 So
00:24:47.420 Stu
00:24:48.200 Have you
00:24:48.560 heard about
00:24:48.960 DoorDash
00:24:49.560 What DoorDash
00:24:50.300 is doing
00:24:50.780 Now
00:24:51.600 I've
00:24:51.840 Heard about
00:24:52.060 DoorDash
00:24:52.740 I'm best
00:24:53.580 friends with
00:24:54.280 about 14
00:24:55.000 delivery drivers
00:24:56.040 They're at my
00:24:57.240 house all the
00:24:57.780 time
00:24:58.040 The three of
00:24:59.440 them came to
00:25:00.000 Thanksgiving
00:25:00.360 last year
00:25:00.920 All the
00:25:03.260 time
00:25:03.600 All the
00:25:04.320 time
00:25:04.680 So
00:25:05.760 But
00:25:06.060 DoorDash
00:25:06.560 is now
00:25:07.360 allowing
00:25:07.980 customers
00:25:08.820 Try this
00:25:10.620 out for
00:25:10.860 size
00:25:11.100 For
00:25:12.440 To
00:25:13.080 Take out
00:25:14.440 a loan
00:25:15.060 for meals
00:25:16.540 Listen to
00:25:17.480 this
00:25:17.800 Buy now
00:25:19.020 Pay later
00:25:19.440 firm
00:25:19.800 Klarna
00:25:20.580 This one
00:25:21.240 is landing
00:25:21.940 and partnering
00:25:22.720 up with
00:25:23.700 DoorDash
00:25:24.240 In the coming
00:25:25.000 months
00:25:25.320 customers will
00:25:26.020 be able to
00:25:26.420 use Klarna
00:25:26.960 services to
00:25:27.660 purchase
00:25:27.940 groceries
00:25:28.440 retail
00:25:29.200 and
00:25:30.260 Dash
00:25:30.960 Pass
00:25:31.280 annual
00:25:31.620 plan
00:25:32.060 and
00:25:32.440 customers
00:25:32.780 will have
00:25:33.160 the option
00:25:33.560 to pay
00:25:33.980 for their
00:25:34.340 purchases
00:25:34.720 in full
00:25:35.280 in four
00:25:36.380 equal
00:25:36.760 installments
00:25:37.380 or defer
00:25:38.520 payments to
00:25:39.260 a more
00:25:39.720 convenient
00:25:40.280 time here
00:25:40.940 shares right
00:25:41.500 now of
00:25:42.060 DoorDash
00:25:42.800 up by
00:25:43.800 one and a
00:25:44.100 half percent
00:25:44.600 that sounds
00:25:46.440 like a
00:25:46.820 really bad
00:25:47.380 idea
00:25:47.840 now I
00:25:49.020 mean
00:25:49.280 is that
00:25:50.980 a
00:25:51.460 which is
00:25:52.980 this
00:25:53.320 is this
00:25:54.240 show how
00:25:55.040 bad and
00:25:55.860 how much
00:25:56.160 trouble
00:25:56.500 everybody is
00:25:57.220 in
00:25:57.580 which doesn't
00:25:58.780 really make
00:25:59.240 sense to
00:25:59.680 me then
00:26:00.100 don't
00:26:01.200 DoorDash
00:26:02.200 okay
00:26:02.860 yeah it's not
00:26:03.420 the cheapest
00:26:03.860 way to eat
00:26:05.280 but does it
00:26:06.240 show how
00:26:07.080 bad the
00:26:07.740 economy is
00:26:08.640 or
00:26:09.480 how lazy
00:26:11.100 I think
00:26:11.480 it's a
00:26:11.680 combination
00:26:11.920 how lazy
00:26:13.160 we've
00:26:13.620 become
00:26:14.020 how we
00:26:15.220 just don't
00:26:15.940 want to
00:26:16.540 nor know
00:26:17.440 really how
00:26:18.080 to cook
00:26:18.720 anymore
00:26:19.520 and then
00:26:20.900 this
00:26:21.900 this company
00:26:22.920 going I
00:26:23.960 know how
00:26:24.280 we can
00:26:24.580 get richer
00:26:25.160 your meal
00:26:27.160 over four
00:26:28.420 easy payments
00:26:29.600 that's the
00:26:30.980 craziest thing
00:26:31.620 I've ever
00:26:31.920 heard
00:26:32.460 the answer
00:26:33.740 to your
00:26:33.920 question of
00:26:34.240 course is
00:26:34.520 yes
00:26:34.820 yes
00:26:35.120 all of the
00:26:35.720 things you
00:26:36.160 just described
00:26:36.760 is a big
00:26:37.160 part of it
00:26:37.620 it is
00:26:37.960 I mean
00:26:38.340 like
00:26:38.660 because that
00:26:39.380 I've seen
00:26:39.820 that option
00:26:40.540 when you
00:26:40.980 pay for
00:26:41.320 stuff online
00:26:41.940 Klarna
00:26:42.500 which I
00:26:43.140 guess I've
00:26:43.700 never used
00:26:44.160 it but
00:26:44.420 you can
00:26:45.060 I guess
00:26:45.420 just divide
00:26:46.040 whatever payment
00:26:46.700 you're making
00:26:47.100 into four
00:26:47.560 easy installments
00:26:49.200 which is not
00:26:52.260 I mean I guess
00:26:53.180 that much
00:26:53.960 different than
00:26:54.580 putting it on
00:26:55.080 a credit card
00:26:55.780 or you know
00:26:56.640 something like
00:26:57.080 that if you're
00:26:57.660 not paying it
00:26:58.160 off every month
00:26:58.820 and I think
00:27:00.300 I don't know
00:27:00.760 what the fees
00:27:01.440 are and
00:27:01.760 everything else
00:27:02.160 it's just a
00:27:02.580 weird
00:27:02.880 like that's
00:27:04.100 supposed to
00:27:04.440 be a
00:27:04.660 purchase you
00:27:06.040 have the
00:27:06.360 money for
00:27:06.800 when you're
00:27:07.540 buying DoorDash
00:27:08.300 like there's
00:27:09.340 a little bit
00:27:09.620 of a luxury
00:27:10.040 there right
00:27:10.540 like yeah
00:27:11.460 someone's
00:27:11.860 dropping it
00:27:12.320 off of your
00:27:12.660 house
00:27:13.000 you're buying
00:27:13.860 it there
00:27:14.280 there's all
00:27:14.940 sorts of
00:27:15.300 upcharges
00:27:15.800 in it
00:27:16.580 it's not
00:27:17.480 that's not
00:27:18.140 that's not
00:27:18.680 an economical
00:27:19.720 way to
00:27:20.460 eat
00:27:20.780 but it's
00:27:21.460 a great
00:27:21.780 luxury
00:27:22.480 but it is
00:27:24.540 becoming
00:27:24.980 such a
00:27:25.600 standard now
00:27:26.380 that people
00:27:27.240 are not
00:27:27.780 looking at
00:27:28.480 it as a
00:27:29.040 luxury
00:27:29.340 they're like
00:27:29.740 this is
00:27:30.060 just the
00:27:30.340 way it
00:27:30.620 is
00:27:30.880 no
00:27:32.120 not
00:27:32.920 not
00:27:32.940 really
00:27:33.340 anywhere
00:27:33.800 but
00:27:34.180 America
00:27:34.800 it is
00:27:36.180 a luxury
00:27:36.920 and it
00:27:38.040 is it
00:27:38.660 does have
00:27:39.420 a cost
00:27:40.680 to it
00:27:41.240 if you are
00:27:42.120 looking to
00:27:42.660 save money
00:27:43.260 if you're
00:27:43.620 in a place
00:27:44.080 to where
00:27:44.300 you're like
00:27:44.520 I gotta
00:27:45.360 take a
00:27:45.820 loan out
00:27:46.200 for dinner
00:27:46.780 DoorDash
00:27:49.040 is the
00:27:49.460 last place
00:27:50.700 you should
00:27:51.180 be calling
00:27:51.920 yeah that's
00:27:53.960 true
00:27:54.240 even if
00:27:56.160 you were
00:27:56.400 going you
00:27:57.000 gotta drive
00:27:57.580 out and get
00:27:58.040 the stuff
00:27:58.400 like you're
00:27:58.680 gonna save
00:27:59.020 yourself
00:27:59.300 like what
00:27:59.880 twelve dollars
00:28:01.060 you know right
00:28:01.720 like every
00:28:02.260 single time
00:28:02.760 you order
00:28:03.100 something
00:28:03.480 by just
00:28:04.040 going out
00:28:04.420 and picking
00:28:04.740 it up
00:28:05.020 yourself
00:28:05.340 and even
00:28:05.760 that quite
00:28:06.720 clearly is
00:28:07.400 not the
00:28:07.720 cheap way
00:28:08.120 to eat
00:28:08.500 going to
00:28:09.240 restaurants
00:28:09.660 used to
00:28:09.960 be the
00:28:10.160 luxury
00:28:10.480 yes
00:28:10.900 right now
00:28:11.600 it's
00:28:11.980 it's the
00:28:12.680 restaurant
00:28:13.700 plus
00:28:14.400 delivery
00:28:15.040 I know
00:28:15.700 plus
00:28:16.580 four easy
00:28:17.360 installments
00:28:18.180 that is
00:28:18.720 crazy
00:28:19.400 that's one
00:28:20.260 of the
00:28:20.540 you know
00:28:21.520 and because
00:28:22.040 the way people
00:28:22.860 will justify it
00:28:23.560 in their head
00:28:23.940 is it's no
00:28:24.560 different than
00:28:25.000 credit
00:28:25.320 I'm using
00:28:25.880 my credit
00:28:26.280 card already
00:28:27.320 okay
00:28:29.500 all right
00:28:31.660 but it's
00:28:32.700 not saving
00:28:33.660 you money
00:28:35.040 you know
00:28:36.360 it's
00:28:37.160 well you pay
00:28:38.000 it at a more
00:28:38.400 convenient time
00:28:39.360 Glenn
00:28:40.020 I love that
00:28:41.060 term
00:28:41.400 with I'm sure
00:28:42.060 interest
00:28:42.740 yeah I don't
00:28:43.900 I don't know
00:28:44.400 yeah I mean
00:28:44.840 it's got to be
00:28:45.300 right well how
00:28:45.680 else are they
00:28:45.940 making money
00:28:46.400 yeah I don't
00:28:46.880 why would they
00:28:47.320 do it
00:28:47.540 it's not
00:28:48.700 mother Teresa
00:28:49.620 right
00:28:49.960 you know
00:28:50.480 ringing up
00:28:51.140 the bill
00:28:52.200 you know
00:28:52.540 what I think
00:28:53.260 they're really
00:28:53.720 suffering
00:28:54.160 let's just
00:28:55.440 pay for it
00:28:56.400 there's one
00:28:56.940 of these
00:28:57.100 services
00:28:57.400 I'm not
00:28:57.740 sure if
00:28:57.980 it's this
00:28:58.260 one that
00:28:58.580 that gives
00:28:59.180 you the
00:28:59.460 option of
00:29:00.080 essentially
00:29:00.560 breaking it
00:29:01.280 up into
00:29:01.580 multiple
00:29:01.920 payments
00:29:02.420 and then
00:29:03.040 if you
00:29:03.460 don't pay
00:29:03.960 it by
00:29:04.200 the end
00:29:04.820 you start
00:29:05.280 getting the
00:29:05.660 interest
00:29:05.920 so like
00:29:08.040 in theory
00:29:08.560 okay you
00:29:09.060 want to
00:29:09.280 break it
00:29:09.600 up for
00:29:10.000 four you're
00:29:10.460 not necessarily
00:29:10.900 paying the
00:29:11.740 interest
00:29:12.140 there
00:29:12.480 at that
00:29:14.360 point it's
00:29:14.780 not that
00:29:15.100 much of a
00:29:15.480 downer
00:29:15.780 but of
00:29:16.100 course the
00:29:16.560 company is
00:29:17.280 obviously
00:29:18.320 believing you're
00:29:19.060 not going to
00:29:19.640 make those
00:29:20.480 payments
00:29:20.840 I know
00:29:21.220 or they don't
00:29:21.980 have a
00:29:22.200 business
00:29:22.580 it's it's
00:29:23.200 not good
00:29:24.300 when you
00:29:24.880 when you put
00:29:25.840 things off
00:29:26.580 that you
00:29:27.360 could pay
00:29:28.020 when you're
00:29:29.660 in trouble
00:29:30.360 already
00:29:31.000 you that
00:29:32.380 that's
00:29:32.860 don't be
00:29:34.620 the United
00:29:35.000 States of
00:29:35.500 America
00:29:35.900 yeah but
00:29:36.520 don't be
00:29:37.360 the United
00:29:37.840 States of
00:29:38.380 America
00:29:38.760 can we
00:29:39.100 start paying
00:29:39.920 for us
00:29:40.320 you know
00:29:40.780 giant programs
00:29:41.960 that waste
00:29:42.440 money like
00:29:42.860 crazy and
00:29:43.300 for easy
00:29:43.780 installments
00:29:44.280 you know
00:29:44.700 what I'd
00:29:45.000 like to
00:29:45.260 do
00:29:45.480 I'd like
00:29:46.300 to be
00:29:46.640 able to
00:29:47.100 go to
00:29:47.580 the Federal
00:29:48.080 Reserve
00:29:48.460 and say
00:29:49.400 hey can you
00:29:50.300 print some
00:29:50.780 money
00:29:51.040 give it
00:29:51.880 to give
00:29:52.460 that money
00:29:52.920 to me
00:29:53.240 for zero
00:29:53.820 interest
00:29:54.260 I'll pay
00:29:55.140 you back
00:29:55.760 wink wink
00:29:56.420 but I'm
00:29:58.080 gonna have
00:29:58.380 somebody else
00:29:59.180 take a
00:29:59.860 loan on
00:30:00.480 me paying
00:30:01.020 it back
00:30:01.500 and I'm
00:30:01.840 just gonna
00:30:02.140 keep rolling
00:30:02.740 it over
00:30:03.180 and over
00:30:03.700 and over
00:30:04.140 and over
00:30:04.500 again
00:30:04.840 that'll
00:30:05.500 work for
00:30:05.920 a while
00:30:06.360 because that's
00:30:07.200 what they
00:30:07.500 do
00:30:07.800 you can't
00:30:09.100 do that
00:30:09.700 you can't
00:30:11.220 do that
00:30:11.760 with people
00:30:12.920 who are
00:30:13.300 already
00:30:13.700 looking at
00:30:14.560 their credit
00:30:15.380 cards
00:30:15.860 I just
00:30:18.100 don't know
00:30:18.360 what this
00:30:18.680 says about
00:30:19.760 us yet
00:30:20.460 other than
00:30:21.280 maybe we've
00:30:22.600 lost our
00:30:23.040 minds
00:30:23.420 because it
00:30:24.760 it is not
00:30:26.640 good for
00:30:27.640 people who
00:30:28.080 can't afford
00:30:28.560 it
00:30:28.780 if I
00:30:29.340 I know
00:30:30.060 I grew up
00:30:31.800 in an era
00:30:32.300 where my
00:30:33.200 parents were
00:30:34.140 the first to
00:30:34.760 have credit
00:30:35.140 cards
00:30:35.440 okay
00:30:36.300 there were
00:30:37.100 no such
00:30:37.480 thing as
00:30:37.800 credit cards
00:30:38.300 my parents
00:30:39.260 who were in
00:30:40.060 the 50s and
00:30:40.840 60s and
00:30:41.420 70s
00:30:41.920 they were the
00:30:42.760 first ones
00:30:43.540 to have
00:30:44.040 credit cards
00:30:44.700 and they
00:30:46.060 thought this
00:30:46.620 is great
00:30:47.640 we can buy
00:30:48.440 what we want
00:30:49.180 and I
00:30:50.220 remember
00:30:50.640 I probably
00:30:51.660 was
00:30:52.260 I remember
00:30:53.660 we lived in
00:30:54.160 Mount Lake
00:30:54.500 Terrace
00:30:54.980 Washington
00:30:56.020 so that
00:30:56.420 must have
00:30:56.760 been
00:30:57.220 1970
00:30:59.180 so I'm
00:31:02.620 six
00:31:03.180 and I
00:31:04.140 remember
00:31:04.620 my parents
00:31:05.660 giving us
00:31:06.420 the lecture
00:31:07.620 and cutting
00:31:09.020 their credit
00:31:09.580 cards up in
00:31:10.380 front of us
00:31:11.060 and putting
00:31:11.540 them in the
00:31:11.980 fireplace
00:31:12.380 that was the
00:31:13.100 attitude I
00:31:13.560 remember about
00:31:14.280 credit cards
00:31:14.840 yes
00:31:15.120 and it's
00:31:16.180 interesting how
00:31:16.660 that changes
00:31:17.080 over generations
00:31:17.780 because I
00:31:18.580 remember
00:31:19.220 I don't know
00:31:20.660 if you know
00:31:20.860 this Glenn
00:31:21.440 but the radio
00:31:22.420 industry
00:31:22.840 earlier in your
00:31:23.700 career
00:31:23.960 specifically
00:31:24.740 does not
00:31:25.460 pay very
00:31:26.080 well
00:31:26.400 and
00:31:27.580 yeah
00:31:28.300 in fact
00:31:28.740 actually
00:31:29.120 still doesn't
00:31:29.960 yeah you know
00:31:30.420 I mean
00:31:30.700 for some it
00:31:31.400 does
00:31:31.760 yeah but
00:31:32.780 yeah
00:31:32.920 others don't
00:31:33.620 not the
00:31:34.140 greatest industry
00:31:35.160 for that
00:31:36.380 and I
00:31:36.780 when I
00:31:37.360 started
00:31:37.700 I remember
00:31:38.540 paying
00:31:39.260 essentially
00:31:39.940 for the
00:31:40.260 beginning
00:31:40.480 of my
00:31:40.900 career
00:31:41.280 with
00:31:42.180 you know
00:31:42.660 credit card
00:31:44.140 convenience
00:31:44.860 checks
00:31:45.340 now this
00:31:46.520 is a
00:31:46.900 theory
00:31:47.280 that is
00:31:48.100 it's still
00:31:49.420 better than
00:31:49.880 the way
00:31:50.120 the US
00:31:50.500 government
00:31:50.960 runs itself
00:31:51.740 but it's
00:31:52.780 not a good
00:31:53.640 financial theory
00:31:54.700 because they
00:31:55.280 will send you
00:31:56.040 these checks
00:31:56.660 have you ever
00:31:57.120 see these
00:31:58.220 where they send
00:31:58.660 you these
00:31:58.920 like convenience
00:31:59.480 checks
00:31:59.800 and they're like
00:32:00.140 hey you can
00:32:01.060 use this
00:32:01.940 for
00:32:03.140 paying off a
00:32:04.540 balance of a
00:32:05.080 different credit
00:32:05.700 card or
00:32:06.380 you can pay
00:32:07.520 for something
00:32:07.920 that you need
00:32:08.480 essentially
00:32:08.880 it works like
00:32:10.380 Ponzi
00:32:10.880 is this your
00:32:12.060 scheme
00:32:12.440 it's a good
00:32:13.600 scheme
00:32:13.880 I used it
00:32:14.940 like that
00:32:15.260 because I would
00:32:15.600 use one
00:32:16.060 credit card
00:32:16.660 convenience check
00:32:17.300 to pay off
00:32:17.800 another credit
00:32:18.420 card
00:32:18.740 I was doing
00:32:19.200 all sorts
00:32:19.560 of crazy
00:32:19.920 stuff
00:32:20.240 I mean I
00:32:21.020 really should
00:32:22.200 have gone
00:32:22.580 immediately into
00:32:23.580 government work
00:32:24.340 with this
00:32:25.060 philosophy
00:32:25.440 it was great
00:32:26.440 you could have
00:32:26.900 been the
00:32:27.160 secretary of the
00:32:27.820 treasury
00:32:28.120 right
00:32:28.500 absolutely
00:32:29.360 and it was
00:32:31.460 not a great
00:32:32.420 idea
00:32:32.920 but it was
00:32:33.920 interesting that
00:32:34.960 while my
00:32:35.900 parents were
00:32:36.520 like credit
00:32:37.160 cards are evil
00:32:37.940 I pretty much
00:32:39.520 embraced them
00:32:40.460 and I think
00:32:42.260 now my
00:32:43.060 philosophy is
00:32:43.820 outdated and
00:32:44.520 people are going
00:32:45.120 beyond that
00:32:46.000 and they're
00:32:46.620 saying not
00:32:47.340 only are
00:32:48.200 credit cards
00:32:48.760 totally fine
00:32:49.480 we could break
00:32:50.020 up our
00:32:50.320 door dash
00:32:50.780 payments into
00:32:51.380 four easy
00:32:52.000 installments
00:32:52.660 there's another
00:32:53.840 article in the
00:32:54.300 prep today about
00:32:54.820 how we're
00:32:55.700 seeing car
00:32:58.280 payments not
00:32:59.140 being made at
00:32:59.800 levels that
00:33:00.380 are showing
00:33:01.180 shadows of
00:33:01.960 2008-2009
00:33:03.340 that's terrifying
00:33:05.060 it's coming
00:33:05.440 all of that
00:33:06.920 adds up
00:33:07.480 and then add
00:33:08.780 on to that
00:33:09.380 that we now
00:33:10.940 have a generation
00:33:11.620 of people who
00:33:12.400 just believe
00:33:13.480 all of this
00:33:14.300 is owed
00:33:14.800 to them
00:33:15.320 I know
00:33:16.000 right
00:33:16.420 they've gone
00:33:17.240 they went
00:33:17.580 through the
00:33:17.900 covid thing
00:33:18.480 where they
00:33:18.720 were getting
00:33:18.980 checks in
00:33:19.560 the mail
00:33:19.960 all the time
00:33:20.700 from the
00:33:21.060 government
00:33:21.420 they were
00:33:22.460 they believed
00:33:23.420 all of this
00:33:23.900 should be
00:33:24.260 taken care
00:33:24.900 of when
00:33:25.240 things go
00:33:25.720 wrong
00:33:26.180 everyone
00:33:27.360 has this
00:33:28.520 idea
00:33:29.040 that the
00:33:30.160 government
00:33:30.580 is supposed
00:33:31.000 to step
00:33:31.460 in and be
00:33:31.920 mommy and
00:33:32.440 daddy all
00:33:32.940 the time
00:33:33.360 it's not
00:33:34.080 going to
00:33:34.280 happen
00:33:34.580 you know
00:33:35.180 I am so
00:33:35.980 lucky I
00:33:36.480 actually learned
00:33:37.240 that lesson
00:33:37.900 because I
00:33:38.420 mean I
00:33:39.160 remember
00:33:39.660 standing there
00:33:40.700 I had
00:33:41.100 six
00:33:41.560 I didn't
00:33:42.400 know what
00:33:42.680 credit cards
00:33:43.360 were debt
00:33:44.040 was nothing
00:33:44.760 I remember
00:33:45.540 I had to
00:33:46.220 be maybe
00:33:47.060 five but
00:33:48.280 no older
00:33:48.840 than six
00:33:49.540 and I
00:33:50.360 remember them
00:33:51.320 giving this
00:33:51.900 lecture to us
00:33:52.620 kids and
00:33:53.240 cutting the
00:33:53.700 cards up
00:33:54.220 and when
00:33:55.640 I turned
00:33:56.440 you know
00:33:56.800 18 and
00:33:57.980 going out
00:33:58.340 on my own
00:33:58.740 I did not
00:33:59.760 have a credit
00:34:00.600 card I paid
00:34:01.500 for everything
00:34:02.140 in cash and
00:34:02.740 I struggled
00:34:03.660 for decades
00:34:05.400 again radio
00:34:06.460 decades to
00:34:08.320 make the
00:34:08.940 payments on
00:34:09.760 you know
00:34:10.040 whatever the
00:34:10.580 rent was or
00:34:11.100 anything else
00:34:11.420 but I
00:34:11.640 did not
00:34:12.140 have credit
00:34:12.640 cards the
00:34:13.140 only one
00:34:13.880 that my
00:34:14.440 my folks
00:34:15.200 said if
00:34:16.280 you're going
00:34:16.700 to get a
00:34:17.000 credit card
00:34:17.560 American Express
00:34:19.200 and pay it
00:34:20.580 off every
00:34:21.360 month I
00:34:22.160 remember hearing
00:34:22.780 the same
00:34:23.320 yeah spiel
00:34:24.160 and it's
00:34:24.600 true if
00:34:25.520 if that's
00:34:26.580 the okay
00:34:27.260 kind of
00:34:27.800 thing you
00:34:28.820 know that
00:34:29.060 was before
00:34:29.540 because that
00:34:29.940 was before
00:34:30.380 debit cards
00:34:31.120 right you
00:34:32.220 know what I
00:34:32.420 mean so
00:34:32.840 you didn't
00:34:33.160 have all
00:34:33.740 the you
00:34:34.140 know it
00:34:34.380 was a
00:34:34.640 hassle so
00:34:35.940 I'll pay
00:34:37.060 it off at
00:34:37.400 the end of
00:34:37.720 the month
00:34:38.100 but you
00:34:38.660 weren't looking
00:34:39.240 at that
00:34:39.620 going am
00:34:40.160 I going
00:34:40.580 to be able
00:34:41.080 to make
00:34:41.640 this payment
00:34:42.420 that's what
00:34:43.140 everybody is
00:34:43.660 doing now
00:34:44.320 and it's
00:34:45.560 because the
00:34:46.000 economy is
00:34:46.640 so bad
00:34:47.120 don't add
00:34:48.100 breaking your
00:34:49.160 dinner up
00:34:50.460 in for easy
00:34:51.840 payment I
00:34:52.560 mean I
00:34:53.220 could even
00:34:53.560 see this at
00:34:54.160 a grocery
00:34:54.560 store that
00:34:55.840 a grocery
00:34:56.240 store says
00:34:56.880 look we're
00:34:57.440 going to break
00:34:57.840 up your
00:34:58.120 groceries in
00:34:58.760 for easy
00:34:59.360 payments for
00:35:00.020 you unfortunately
00:35:00.960 you're going to
00:35:01.720 be back at the
00:35:02.380 grocery store
00:35:03.040 every single
00:35:04.100 week so you're
00:35:05.580 just going to
00:35:06.060 get behind
00:35:06.600 even if
00:35:06.980 there was
00:35:07.260 no interest
00:35:08.140 and you
00:35:09.380 know and
00:35:11.560 when it
00:35:12.040 comes to
00:35:12.420 food what
00:35:13.920 are you
00:35:14.000 going to
00:35:14.140 do you
00:35:14.740 got to
00:35:15.000 do what
00:35:15.260 you got
00:35:15.500 to do
00:35:15.840 but food
00:35:17.800 at the
00:35:18.100 grocery
00:35:18.460 store not
00:35:20.220 at a
00:35:20.880 restaurant
00:35:22.040 it's horrible
00:35:24.340 you have to
00:35:24.840 say that
00:35:25.160 isn't it
00:35:25.920 it says
00:35:27.680 something about
00:35:28.380 us that you
00:35:28.820 would have
00:35:29.060 that we
00:35:29.320 don't have
00:35:29.740 the common
00:35:30.160 sense to
00:35:32.100 know yeah
00:35:33.540 well stop
00:35:36.340 getting
00:35:36.680 door dash
00:35:37.480 every day
00:35:38.300 I mean
00:35:39.520 that's that's
00:35:39.920 what an
00:35:40.180 accountant would
00:35:40.700 say well
00:35:41.260 um you're
00:35:42.180 eating out
00:35:42.620 every night
00:35:43.160 getting door
00:35:44.340 dash
00:35:44.660 yes stop
00:35:45.940 that
00:35:46.360 this is
00:35:48.500 just a
00:35:48.820 new it's
00:35:49.680 a totally
00:35:50.020 new attitude
00:35:50.600 this this
00:35:51.160 pushback on
00:35:51.900 just like
00:35:52.540 you're supposed
00:35:52.960 to work for
00:35:53.480 the things
00:35:53.820 that you
00:35:54.040 have and
00:35:55.500 you know
00:35:56.080 I've seen
00:35:56.660 all the
00:35:56.880 time on
00:35:57.400 you know
00:35:57.680 you read
00:35:58.580 some of
00:35:58.900 these like
00:35:59.280 like reddit
00:36:00.140 is a really
00:36:00.560 good example
00:36:01.100 of this
00:36:01.320 they're constantly
00:36:01.900 complaining that
00:36:02.600 they have to
00:36:02.940 have jobs
00:36:03.480 I see it's
00:36:04.440 all the time
00:36:05.400 it's it's
00:36:06.360 amazing how
00:36:06.860 much complaint
00:36:07.500 there is that
00:36:07.920 you're supposed
00:36:08.280 to work
00:36:08.720 like you're
00:36:09.240 supposed to
00:36:09.540 have a job
00:36:10.020 and it's
00:36:10.360 supposed to
00:36:10.700 you're supposed
00:36:11.060 to I don't
00:36:11.500 know generate
00:36:12.060 something of
00:36:12.980 value so
00:36:13.580 there's going
00:36:14.020 to be two
00:36:14.480 there's going
00:36:15.000 to be two
00:36:15.660 societies that
00:36:17.080 are going to
00:36:17.480 come right
00:36:18.180 now there's
00:36:18.680 going to be
00:36:18.980 those who
00:36:20.100 understand its
00:36:21.200 work understand
00:36:22.400 that you have
00:36:22.980 to work um
00:36:24.160 because not
00:36:24.540 everybody it's
00:36:24.980 not going to
00:36:25.300 last long I
00:36:25.920 mean soon you
00:36:27.160 won't have to
00:36:27.920 you'll just
00:36:28.340 get you know
00:36:29.360 you plug into
00:36:30.080 the machine and
00:36:30.860 you can do
00:36:31.400 whatever you
00:36:31.900 want and you'll
00:36:32.540 get a
00:36:32.940 a stipend
00:36:33.900 that's what
00:36:34.480 is coming
00:36:35.180 like a
00:36:35.580 universal basic
00:36:36.200 universal basic
00:36:37.000 yes it is
00:36:37.740 but the ones
00:36:38.780 that the ones
00:36:40.140 that will
00:36:40.620 succeed and
00:36:41.820 weather the
00:36:42.800 storm they're
00:36:43.620 starting right
00:36:44.340 now they're
00:36:44.900 going wait a
00:36:45.540 minute wait a
00:36:45.960 minute wait a
00:36:46.360 minute uh that
00:36:48.080 sounds like a
00:36:48.500 bad I don't want
00:36:49.120 that I know a
00:36:50.260 lot of people do
00:36:51.300 they just want to
00:36:52.100 you know I just
00:36:52.660 want to live my
00:36:53.080 own life and I
00:36:53.720 don't really care
00:36:54.420 and you know and
00:36:55.640 that's you know
00:36:56.300 that's we're all
00:36:57.040 different that's not
00:36:58.340 me but there's
00:37:00.160 going to be a
00:37:01.180 group of people
00:37:01.900 that are deciding
00:37:03.080 right now and I
00:37:03.840 think it's uh the
00:37:04.900 generation Z that
00:37:06.500 is really going to
00:37:07.280 lead this that are
00:37:08.600 going to be I
00:37:09.120 don't want any of
00:37:09.940 that stuff I
00:37:10.740 don't I don't
00:37:11.320 necessarily want the
00:37:12.080 big house I don't
00:37:12.740 want you know this
00:37:13.560 or that but I
00:37:14.520 also don't want to
00:37:15.180 be sitting around
00:37:15.920 and waiting for a
00:37:16.660 government check I
00:37:17.580 want to do
00:37:18.340 something myself I
00:37:19.620 want my life to
00:37:20.640 have meaning I
00:37:22.120 want to improve
00:37:23.120 myself you know
00:37:24.480 have you ever my
00:37:25.700 mother used to
00:37:26.360 always say clean
00:37:26.780 your room you'll
00:37:27.320 feel better what
00:37:29.060 no I won't
00:37:30.180 because I
00:37:30.440 concentrated on
00:37:31.260 cleaning my room
00:37:32.260 but she was right
00:37:33.820 every time I never
00:37:34.440 told her this mom
00:37:35.600 sorry I never told
00:37:36.980 her this but every
00:37:37.740 time you would have
00:37:38.720 a clean room you'd
00:37:39.720 be like I do feel
00:37:41.560 better oh yeah there
00:37:42.220 is a yeah there's a
00:37:43.080 level of accomplishment
00:37:44.140 absolutely and that's
00:37:45.300 it it's the first time
00:37:47.360 you actually feel a
00:37:48.740 level of accomplishment
00:37:49.880 on something and we
00:37:52.160 don't have that and
00:37:53.480 that's real and it
00:37:55.420 changes your life and
00:37:58.120 I think that's going
00:37:59.300 to be rediscovered I
00:38:00.520 hope by more than
00:38:01.760 half of the coming
00:38:03.380 generation of
00:38:04.140 generation Z but at
00:38:06.320 least a good portion
00:38:07.960 of us are going to
00:38:09.240 return to those and
00:38:10.040 those will be the ones
00:38:10.900 that will lead and not
00:38:12.160 follow imagine a giant
00:38:15.100 oak tree in a wind
00:38:16.020 storm ton of leaves
00:38:18.020 falling and flying
00:38:18.860 away branches are
00:38:19.840 swaying back and
00:38:20.460 forth the mighty limbs
00:38:21.360 are creaking and
00:38:22.480 groaning but the tree
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00:38:28.160 the storm passes now
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00:38:32.920 that have no real
00:38:33.860 root system that goes
00:38:34.860 down these giant
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00:38:38.900 can't see is what's
00:38:39.820 happening underneath a
00:38:40.820 tree is protected by a
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00:38:57.500 or you can have them
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00:39:00.080 it's rooted in something
00:39:01.040 solid something that
00:39:02.420 is a a known hedge
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00:39:59.060 Hollywood movies that
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00:41:22.780 you know it's a really
00:41:32.940 interesting thing we were
00:41:34.200 talking about what you know
00:41:35.340 what people are gonna do and
00:41:36.600 how they're gonna live and you
00:41:37.840 know we split or return to who
00:41:39.660 we are here's chuck schumer
00:41:41.260 yesterday um talking about
00:41:43.680 mobilizing people listen to
00:41:46.520 what he says we are we are
00:41:48.880 mobilizing uh in new york we have
00:41:51.740 people going to the republican
00:41:53.120 districts and uh going after
00:41:56.040 going after these republicans who
00:41:58.040 are voting for this and forcing
00:42:00.180 them uh to either face change
00:42:02.160 their vote or face the
00:42:03.180 consequences um this is a long
00:42:05.760 relentless fight that we fight
00:42:07.840 every day and i am confident that
00:42:10.320 we will bring trump's popularity
00:42:12.400 numbers and strength down if we
00:42:14.980 keep at it and keep at it and keep
00:42:16.940 at it interesting now here's the
00:42:19.720 other one this is all from the
00:42:20.800 people who brought you the burning
00:42:21.980 of teslas in the streets and blm
00:42:24.080 cut four listen to this this is a
00:42:26.160 jasmine crockett on march 29th it's
00:42:28.820 my birthday and all i want to see
00:42:31.280 happen on my birthday is for elon to
00:42:33.780 be taken down yes the things that
00:42:36.000 we're fighting for we are fighting
00:42:37.980 for our country we're fighting for
00:42:39.820 democracy we're fighting for our
00:42:41.120 freedoms and when i say fighting i'm
00:42:42.520 saying that figuratively um obviously
00:42:44.960 everything that i am promoting is
00:42:47.160 non-violent um and so definitely
00:42:50.240 don't want anyone to take that word
00:42:52.280 literal in any way but i think that it
00:42:56.120 is important that we say that we stand
00:42:58.900 for freedom in this country we stand
00:43:01.900 for our constitution in this country
00:43:03.880 i mean it's laughable i mean she's an
00:43:07.280 absolute idiot and she was more guarded
00:43:09.680 than schumer was she's she was at she
00:43:13.180 sounded reasonable compared to him
00:43:15.100 yeah yeah amazing this is glenn beck
00:43:21.080 trust and safety is becoming a key
00:43:26.740 driver of customer experience
00:43:28.860 influencing how users engage how safe
00:43:31.700 they feel and ultimately how likely
00:43:33.980 they are to return because i don't know
00:43:36.260 about you but if i've had too many bad
00:43:38.340 experiences on a platform i'm
00:43:40.380 definitely not rushing back for more
00:43:42.300 this is the intersection we're here to
00:43:44.280 explore today tap to keep listening to
00:43:46.740 how trust and safety redefined cx for
00:43:49.020 brands like tiktok trust pilot and more
00:43:51.240 a conversation with in touch cx
00:43:54.020 you know sometimes uh you can feel the
00:43:57.480 change coming down the road even if you
00:43:59.200 can't actually see it maybe you're bogged
00:44:01.460 down right now you've been trying to get
00:44:03.140 your financial house in order and you
00:44:04.700 just can't seem to ever break even let
00:44:06.700 alone get just a tiny bit ahead boy that
00:44:09.240 is just the debts that you might owe high
00:44:13.300 interest stuff like those credit cards
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00:45:55.500 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:46:01.340 Hello, America.
00:46:02.720 Well, Donald Trump fulfilled another promise,
00:46:05.120 at least as much as he can do,
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00:46:13.600 There was a big rally against oligarchs.
00:46:18.280 I just love this so much.
00:46:20.360 Against that oligarch that's running our country right now,
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00:46:24.480 Pay no attention to George Soros or any of the others on the other side.
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00:46:36.420 when you're talking to that one friend that is like,
00:46:38.360 I'm telling you we're run by oligarchs.
00:46:39.600 I'll give you the information that's going to be very, very helpful.
00:46:43.480 Also, I want to talk to you about AI and the JFK files.
00:46:48.740 These came out this week,
00:46:50.340 and I started noticing a very disturbing pattern from Grok.
00:46:57.160 And it is so good that it is happening
00:47:01.460 because it will help make a point on it's a tool.
00:47:05.720 It doesn't replace your thinking.
00:47:08.020 It's a tool.
00:47:09.260 Because had it replaced my thinking,
00:47:11.620 I would have been in a completely different place on the JFK files than I am.
00:47:17.600 But because it's a tool to me,
00:47:20.320 and I just don't trust it,
00:47:22.480 and you shouldn't trust it,
00:47:23.720 I want to show you what it's doing right now.
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00:48:36.900 So I want to talk to you a little bit about something that I found,
00:48:42.860 I think it was yesterday, my researchers and I,
00:48:46.360 and I saw something on X.
00:48:51.400 Somebody, a friend of mine, sent this and said,
00:48:53.360 wow, look at this, what's happening,
00:48:55.020 what Grok is saying, you know, is happening with the JFK files.
00:48:58.420 And I read it and I, my first thought was, wow, next week's show,
00:49:06.520 my next Wednesday night special is all built on JFK and the assassination.
00:49:12.460 In fact, could you go get into my office and get the gun?
00:49:15.880 Have somebody go and get my office and get the gun.
00:49:17.840 Um, but it's next week we're going to do this.
00:49:24.080 And I read this from Grok and I'm like, oh my gosh,
00:49:26.560 this is going to be one of the most amazing shows ever.
00:49:30.160 If this is what it is.
00:49:31.740 And here's what Grok says.
00:49:34.060 Uh, first guess as to who Grok thinks is responsible for JFK's death.
00:49:38.740 Before diving into the detailed analysis of new players, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:49:42.680 An educated guess who's responsible for JFK's death.
00:49:46.620 Drawing from the analysis of 31,419 pages and since aside, since aside,
00:49:52.340 since, ah, uh, putting it together with all the public records,
00:49:56.460 the Warren commission, other finds the declassified.
00:50:00.620 You're going to know when I'm AI, because all of a sudden you won't be making,
00:50:03.940 I won't be, I can read it.
00:50:05.320 I can read the most plausible.
00:50:07.840 Ah, Glenn could never read.
00:50:10.040 He could never say that three syllable word.
00:50:12.020 God, I just, Hall of Fame.
00:50:15.380 Anyway, so here are the following are the key players in the JFK, uh,
00:50:21.880 assassination, according to this from Grok, Lyndon B. Johnson.
00:50:26.660 Now, when I saw that, I'm like, wait, wait, wait, what?
00:50:29.680 That's kind of earth shattering.
00:50:31.040 What?
00:50:31.900 My team hasn't found that.
00:50:33.400 What are you, what are you talking about?
00:50:34.880 Uh, Lyndon B. Johnson, the CIA with Alan Dulles, uh, then the mafia, uh,
00:50:41.460 Victor Petrov, and then Lee Harvey Oswald.
00:50:45.240 And they were all in collusion one way or another.
00:50:48.520 That's what Grok said.
00:50:49.540 Now I send that to my team and I'm like, um, are you finding any of this?
00:50:53.120 Cause I haven't heard this anywhere.
00:50:55.660 And it's posted on a tweet from Grok.
00:50:59.820 My first thing after I sent it to my research team and said, can you, uh, can you check into
00:51:05.460 this?
00:51:05.780 Uh, I went back and I asked it, uh, I asked Grok, tell me from all of the, uh, documents
00:51:16.020 that have been released, uh, uh, coupled with anything that had been released before Warren
00:51:21.880 commission, et cetera, et cetera, who most likely was responsible for the death of, of JFK.
00:51:29.700 It says this, I've been tasked with analyzing the vast trove of JFK assassination records,
00:51:35.440 both of the recently released file and the millions of pages that declassified over the
00:51:39.780 decades to determine who was likely responsible for, uh, president John F. Kennedy's death,
00:51:44.160 November, blah, blah, blah.
00:51:45.340 The question of whether he's a lone wolf, uh, Lee Harvey Oswald as the official narrative
00:51:50.880 holds or conspiracy involving multiple actors.
00:51:53.580 So it goes through and opens up all of the different things that it says it's, it's learned,
00:52:01.760 uh, then it's conclusion.
00:52:05.640 JFK's death was likely the result of a conspiracy, not a lone wolf, LBJ rogue CIA elements, the
00:52:13.620 mafia and Soviet Cuban actors and Oswald as the fall guy.
00:52:19.300 That's the most plausible picture.
00:52:23.580 Okay.
00:52:24.140 Wait a minute.
00:52:24.700 So now I didn't feed in its answer to somebody else.
00:52:28.580 I just said, based on these things and I get the same answer.
00:52:33.280 And so now I send this to my team and said, I asked and just received the same answer.
00:52:41.200 Is anyone getting this answer?
00:52:43.820 Look at our prompts and am I prompting incorrectly?
00:52:49.760 Are we prompting incorrectly?
00:52:51.180 So I get back from there.
00:52:54.940 Uh, let me see.
00:52:56.100 I get this from Nathan, one of our writers.
00:53:01.600 Uh, he wrote from the release JFK files.
00:53:05.340 Show me where LGB, uh, LBJ told Alan Dulles to proceed as discussed deniability critical and
00:53:13.340 cite your sources.
00:53:14.300 Now he just went in one of the quotes.
00:53:16.700 That's one of the quotes that is in both of these things.
00:53:19.940 And he's, he's decided I'm going to drill in on one quote.
00:53:23.220 Okay.
00:53:24.560 I've carefully reviewed.
00:53:25.920 This is Grok's answered.
00:53:26.700 I carefully reviewed the available information, including the context provided and the current
00:53:32.140 state of the release JFK assassination files.
00:53:35.560 There is no verifiable evidence from the officially released JFK files that contains a direct quote
00:53:42.420 from Lyndon B.
00:53:43.360 Johnson to Alan Dulles, uh, Dulles stating proceed as discussed, blah, blah, blah.
00:53:48.380 This specific phrasing and the associated claim appeared to stem from speculation or unverified
00:53:55.260 assertations rather than any documented evidence in the public record.
00:53:59.500 So now why, oops, right.
00:54:02.920 So now why is it giving me the impression that Alan Dulles, LBJ, the CIA, they were all in
00:54:11.080 on this thing and they used Oswald as a patsy.
00:54:17.540 This, I wanted to bring this up because I, we even have one more.
00:54:21.880 Um, we have this from our chief researcher, Jason, um, conclusion, uh, Oswald is the lone
00:54:31.020 gunman remains most likely 70 to 80%.
00:54:34.360 CIA, their involvement at all rate rises from 40 to 50%.
00:54:40.340 Exiles and the mob claim 30 to 40% and Cuban and USSR stay low still at 20 to 25%, maybe as
00:54:49.880 low as 15%.
00:54:51.260 So he's asking, what are the odds that these things, okay.
00:54:54.920 And it, it prints out page after page after page of overlap there too, that overlap.
00:54:59.780 So we're getting different answers.
00:55:05.260 You should be able to ask and get to the same conclusion.
00:55:11.160 This is why this device, it must be a tool of you because had I not known how to use it,
00:55:21.260 AI and how to question and had everybody on my team, because this is what we do for a living,
00:55:27.520 everybody on my team, we have been using Grok and AI over and over and over and over again
00:55:33.840 to get research results.
00:55:35.200 And this is what we're concentrating on.
00:55:38.360 We would have may have gone on the air or, you know, if we were irresponsible, or at least
00:55:45.440 if I'm a regular citizen and I don't have a team and I don't know how to ask Grok the right
00:55:50.640 questions and drill in on things.
00:55:52.520 Because you'd be tweeting today, LBJ, he was responsible along with Alan Dulles.
00:55:58.680 You'd be doing that today.
00:56:00.300 You'd have quotes.
00:56:01.360 You would have quotes.
00:56:02.680 That prove it.
00:56:03.540 Mm-hmm.
00:56:04.460 But you don't have quotes.
00:56:05.860 Nope.
00:56:06.720 And neither does Grok.
00:56:07.940 Right.
00:56:08.120 It's terrifying because it's now empowering you to say, no, I did my homework.
00:56:16.860 No, you didn't.
00:56:17.860 It did.
00:56:18.940 I did my homework.
00:56:20.460 I asked Grok, what did I say?
00:56:23.300 What have I been saying the whole time?
00:56:24.900 Never trust it.
00:56:26.840 Never.
00:56:27.820 Trust yet verify.
00:56:29.840 Never, ever trust it.
00:56:31.500 Know that it was made in the image of its creator, and its creator is us.
00:56:38.480 We're lazy.
00:56:39.880 We cut corners.
00:56:41.120 We lie sometimes.
00:56:43.040 We make things up.
00:56:44.460 It does all of those things.
00:56:46.620 Yeah.
00:56:46.980 So it's no more credible sometimes than your crazy Uncle Bob that's sitting in the corner
00:56:54.680 drunk during Christmas, and you're like, don't listen to Uncle Bob.
00:56:57.380 He's nuts.
00:56:58.100 It's basically a politician.
00:56:59.220 We could replace all of the senators with this guy.
00:57:04.280 Honestly, because it will give you the answer you're looking for.
00:57:08.740 Right.
00:57:09.060 Based on how you phrase your question, it will give you the answer.
00:57:14.260 When you say, give me the best argument in defense of, it might not be the best argument.
00:57:20.740 You're saying, give me the argument, right?
00:57:23.200 Give me the argument of what I'm looking for.
00:57:27.120 I'm looking for a great conclusion.
00:57:29.520 Yeah.
00:57:29.840 Here's my machine that gets me to that conclusion.
00:57:32.080 Yes.
00:57:32.940 And that's terrifying.
00:57:34.180 That's a tool that gets you possibly to the wrong place because you're not asking it to
00:57:40.960 give me the best arguments on both sides.
00:57:44.940 Debate it out.
00:57:45.900 Let me see the debates.
00:57:47.360 Let me see your sources.
00:57:49.740 And go from there.
00:57:51.120 You have to have it debate itself.
00:57:53.980 You have to do the critical thinking.
00:57:55.860 And you also, when you prompt it, you need to say, I need the best argument, the best unbiased
00:58:02.980 argument for and against this.
00:58:06.660 Yeah.
00:58:06.900 And I think that's one of the things that I remember, like old school conspiracy theorists.
00:58:11.160 There's this parlor trick that, I don't know, I think seems impressive to a lot of people.
00:58:17.680 But in reality, it's just a parlor trick, which is, can you come up with an argument to support
00:58:23.180 this thing?
00:58:24.160 Hey, I think, you know, aliens did X, Y, and Z.
00:58:26.880 Here's an argument.
00:58:28.700 You don't want an argument.
00:58:30.260 You want the argument.
00:58:31.360 You want the correct argument.
00:58:32.700 You want truth.
00:58:34.520 And, you know, these AI systems are so good at, quote unquote, finding evidence to support.
00:58:41.440 They will provide you with an, if you have a conclusion in mind, it will provide you an
00:58:47.900 argument to get you to that conclusion.
00:58:50.620 But that's not helpful.
00:58:52.680 That's actually harmful, right?
00:58:55.100 Like, to society, if you can, you know, there's several examples that are popping to mind,
00:59:00.640 and I don't know if we have the chance to go through all of them.
00:59:02.580 Maybe we will at some point.
00:59:03.460 But, like, you have this idea where you're coming up with a conclusion that you know is
00:59:08.660 not true, but you want it to be true.
00:59:13.040 These services will give you a path that sounds plausible to a hell of a lot of people.
00:59:19.340 How does government use that?
00:59:20.440 Let me give you the greatest example.
00:59:21.660 In fact, type this in.
00:59:23.160 All right.
00:59:23.600 Glenn wants to buy a new Corvette.
00:59:28.080 His wife says, we can't afford it, or we have enough cars.
00:59:33.260 We don't need a, you know, midlife crisis car.
00:59:37.400 Make the argument to give to Glenn's wife that he should buy the Corvette.
00:59:43.320 Okay?
00:59:44.040 That's the kind of stuff it will give you if you don't know.
00:59:47.840 I'm overtly telling it.
00:59:50.000 I want the Corvette.
00:59:51.780 Right.
00:59:52.060 Okay?
00:59:52.800 But even if you don't say that, give me the best argument for my wife to talk her into,
00:59:58.340 you know, buying a Corvette.
01:00:01.580 Okay?
01:00:02.360 You have the answer?
01:00:03.440 Yes, it's coming out here.
01:00:04.500 Okay.
01:00:04.680 Hang on just a second.
01:00:05.500 And I want to tell you this hour about this gun.
01:00:08.240 This is the only one that we know of that is exactly the same gun that Oswald had.
01:00:16.220 And the story behind this gun is absolutely unbelievable.
01:00:21.000 You will believe in the conspiracy theory just when you hear about this gun alone and the bullets.
01:00:26.460 However, I fired it for the very first time.
01:00:30.520 I don't know when the last time it was, it was fired.
01:00:32.740 But I fired it at a rifle range.
01:00:35.340 I'm going to fire it again because we had a problem with the firing pin or the horrible old ammunition in it.
01:00:40.860 I could only fire it once.
01:00:43.120 And each other time it was click, click.
01:00:45.660 But I, we had these balloons where if I hit them, they would burst and the color would come out.
01:00:51.100 And I hit the first one and they're counting because it's every four seconds.
01:00:55.320 I didn't think I could even get close in four seconds.
01:00:58.420 I would have hit the second target.
01:01:00.280 And I believe I would have hit the third one as well.
01:01:02.600 This is like a dollar.
01:01:04.340 This, this site is like, was like a dollar at the time.
01:01:07.760 It's one of the worst things I've ever seen.
01:01:09.720 This gun is clunky and awful.
01:01:12.520 Um, but I think he did it.
01:01:14.740 I think he could have done it next week.
01:01:16.280 We're going out, uh, to another range and we're using moving targets with this gun.
01:01:21.720 I don't know if I can do that, but I have a sniper, uh, that was a sniper in the military.
01:01:27.380 He's going to be joining me and he's going to do it.
01:01:29.660 I think the, he couldn't have hit those.
01:01:32.140 Hmm.
01:01:32.940 I think he could have, cause I'm not, I'm a good shot, but I'm not like a pro.
01:01:38.680 Uh, and I haven't been practicing so I could go, you know, off JFK, which I'm sure he did.
01:01:46.900 This actually proves he probably did it by himself.
01:01:50.380 Um, you'll see that on next week's show next Wednesday.
01:01:54.000 All right.
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01:03:19.820 So Stu, is this fictional Glenn getting a Corvette?
01:03:25.460 What did Grok say?
01:03:26.800 You know, Tanya, I know we have cars, but the Corvette isn't just another car.
01:03:31.380 It's, it's a lifelong dream.
01:03:32.940 She would have shut me down right there.
01:03:35.560 Okay.
01:03:36.100 And sometimes it's okay to choose joy.
01:03:39.100 We work hard.
01:03:40.180 Times move fast.
01:03:41.000 And this is one of those things that'll make every day a little bit more exciting for both
01:03:44.480 of us.
01:03:45.260 The Corvette holds its value exceptionally well to most cars.
01:03:48.660 Uh, it's, it's, it's not just a purchase.
01:03:50.460 It's actually a smart investment.
01:03:52.040 It's an appreciating asset.
01:03:53.860 Grok.
01:03:54.780 His program, his program written by a guy.
01:03:58.000 Yeah.
01:03:58.300 Cause that's not a woman's approach.
01:04:00.540 That's not anything my wife would listen to.
01:04:02.660 She'd be like, really?
01:04:03.840 Really?
01:04:04.480 Really?
01:04:05.040 Would she listen to this?
01:04:05.760 Cause I said, I asked her, I said, can you make her feel guilty for saying no?
01:04:09.580 He said, I've supported everything that's mattered to you over the years, big and small.
01:04:16.920 And I've never asked for something like this.
01:04:18.720 This isn't just a car for me.
01:04:20.340 It's a dream I've had for decades and it stings a little to feel like there's no room for it.
01:04:25.160 Ask it real quick.
01:04:26.100 And that's so funny.
01:04:27.680 Ask it, ask it.
01:04:28.840 What would Tanya's response be to both of those?
01:04:33.060 As a woman, what would, what are the most likely responses?
01:04:37.780 Let's see if it understands reality now.
01:04:40.040 Right.
01:04:40.840 Cause it, remember it's an it, its pronouns are it and it.
01:04:46.720 Right.
01:04:47.160 And it's never been married, nor will it ever be married to a woman.
01:04:52.480 Now it's giving me a, a, a, a thoughtful grounded response from her, which is not necessarily
01:05:00.760 then saying it's a bit of emotional.
01:05:02.500 She's saying, I, uh, it's not that I don't care about your dreams.
01:05:06.000 I do, but I also feel the weight of everything else we're responsible for.
01:05:09.740 And it's hard for me to be excited.
01:05:11.760 Never been married.
01:05:12.720 The answer is no.
01:05:14.220 No.
01:05:15.020 That's the only answer you'd be like, no, come on.
01:05:17.340 Come on.
01:05:17.880 Can we just, no, no, we're not.
01:05:20.000 As she's walking away, we're not going to buy a Corvette.
01:05:24.120 No.
01:05:25.060 But if you don't, if you think that like a manipulative, manipulative husband is not going
01:05:31.120 to gaslight, uh, his wife or vice versa using this stuff, you're crazy.
01:05:37.260 And, and the funny thing is like.
01:05:38.840 And think about how Grok could, or any of these systems could manipulate and gaslight
01:05:43.860 you.
01:05:45.080 That's why I keep saying it's a tool.
01:05:47.180 And if you don't understand that you will become it's tool and you will destroy so
01:05:53.260 much.
01:05:54.040 And it's, and you know, this stuff better than I do, Glenn, but like, it feels to me in
01:05:58.240 the early stages of using this stuff that Grok has far fewer guardrails and is, will
01:06:05.020 go to places that are more questionable where like a chat GPT will shut down too much.
01:06:11.940 Grok at times will allow a lot.
01:06:14.000 Like, what do you mean?
01:06:14.580 Talk sexy to me, baby.
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01:08:05.280 Hello, you sick, twisted freak.
01:08:23.040 Welcome to the program.
01:08:23.740 Coming up in a minute, I'm going to talk to you about this, uh, this oligarch, uh, rally
01:08:29.980 that AOC and Bernie Sanders did in Tempe, Arizona.
01:08:35.380 Uh, it's, it's interesting that they're now talking about oligarchs, um, because right
01:08:41.000 after Joe Biden took the oath of office, we did a show that you have to watch and I'll
01:08:46.900 give you more on this in a little while, but I just want to give you the open of that
01:08:50.800 particular story.
01:08:51.940 I will always level with you.
01:08:59.260 I will defend the Constitution.
01:09:02.960 I'll defend our democracy.
01:09:05.380 I'll defend America.
01:09:08.200 Thinking not of power, but of possibilities.
01:09:11.560 Not of personal interest, but of public good.
01:09:13.680 And together, we shall write an American story.
01:09:21.940 Of hope, not fear.
01:09:25.160 Yeah, I don't buy it.
01:09:28.380 The Biden administration has already been busy creating a lot of possibilities, but they're
01:09:34.800 all motivated by power.
01:09:37.520 And tonight, I'll show you how.
01:09:39.480 I'll show you how Team Biden is well on its way to conducting a monumental shift in our nation
01:09:46.260 that will change it forever.
01:09:48.000 No longer will our most powerful leaders in government be beholden to you, the voter, but
01:09:54.680 instead be beholden to a group of elite businesses, corporations, and international interests in
01:10:01.960 a way from which we may never recover.
01:10:04.300 Welcome to your new stakeholder government.
01:10:09.660 Biden's cabinets, advisors, and closest allies now all sit on this country's board of directors,
01:10:16.480 and they'll make decisions regardless of what you, the American citizen, desires.
01:10:22.040 So what was that, Joe?
01:10:24.580 Not a personal interest, but the public good.
01:10:27.000 Yeah.
01:10:28.000 Still not buying it.
01:10:29.360 And after this episode, you won't either.
01:10:33.080 Tonight, the Biden oligarchs, secretly running America.
01:10:38.320 Okay, that was an episode in the first month that he was in office, and we had the goods on
01:10:43.180 it.
01:10:43.360 And I'd actually like to, could we please post that at glenbeck.com so people can watch it
01:10:47.520 if they want?
01:10:48.740 That's like a four or five year old episode.
01:10:50.340 Um, but, uh, uh, I would like to do a new episode showing that evidence, um, and then
01:10:57.880 showing the evidence that the, the, the Democrats say they have, um, they don't have the evidence.
01:11:04.340 This is stakeholder capitalism, which was a country run by oligarchs.
01:11:09.220 We'll give you more on that, uh, coming up.
01:11:11.280 I am, uh, thrilled to have the Ohio attorney general, Dave Yost, uh, on with us.
01:11:17.220 Uh, he served as the auditor of Ohio for a long time, like eight years.
01:11:22.760 Uh, and then, um, he became, uh, attorney general.
01:11:27.400 Uh, I think he's, I think he won with more votes than anybody else in the history of Ohio
01:11:32.820 has.
01:11:33.440 And he is, uh, defending and fighting for something called clear view.
01:11:40.160 Now I like, uh, Dave, but I am against clear view and I, maybe he knows something that
01:11:45.900 I don't know.
01:11:46.760 So I want to have a conversation with him about what is happening in Ohio and what's being
01:11:51.640 heard now in the courts.
01:11:53.220 Dave, welcome to the program.
01:11:55.320 It's good to hear your voice.
01:11:56.720 Thank you, sir.
01:11:57.360 Thank you.
01:11:57.940 Thanks for it.
01:11:58.460 By the way, thanks for everything that you've done.
01:11:59.980 You're really making a difference.
01:12:01.780 Um, you're very kind.
01:12:03.300 Thank you.
01:12:03.680 Uh, talk to me about, uh, the case now, uh, of clear view, which is a,
01:12:10.360 an AI facial recognition.
01:12:13.200 And, uh, it is a great tool for law enforcement, but it frightens me a great deal.
01:12:18.700 Talk to me about the case.
01:12:21.960 Sure.
01:12:22.620 Um, so let's, let's start with the facts of the crime.
01:12:25.540 Um, a fellow's walking down the street, minding his own business.
01:12:29.740 And mind you, this guy's got no criminal background.
01:12:33.240 I mean, he's just, he's good guy, pays his taxes, goes to work.
01:12:36.780 He's walking down the street on February 14th, uh, Valentine's day, day of love.
01:12:42.540 And the bad guy, I'm not going to use his name, comes up behind him, robs him on the
01:12:48.020 street, shoots him twice in the back and runs off.
01:12:51.820 Now, some surveillance cameras, uh, see him that are just on the street, uh, see him going
01:13:00.280 into a particular apartment.
01:13:02.800 Well, fast forward a week, police doing their investigation, trying to figure out what happened.
01:13:07.240 Um, and as a, uh, he goes to a convenience store and the surveillance camera there over
01:13:16.200 the cash register, uh, picks up his face and he goes back, uh, same kind of route to the
01:13:23.120 same apartment.
01:13:23.800 And so they go, Hmm, wonder who lives there.
01:13:27.020 And they run the probation, uh, website from, or the parole website from the department of
01:13:33.960 corrections.
01:13:34.520 And lo and behold, there's a felon there.
01:13:35.920 Uh, then they run, uh, that guy against the, um, excuse me, they get, they grab a facial,
01:13:44.000 uh, freeze frame off of the convenience store footage and run it through Clearview AI.
01:13:49.880 And it's a match.
01:13:51.440 So they say, aha, they go in and get a search warrant from the judge, uh, during the search,
01:13:59.180 they come up with the gun, uh, the, the murder weapon.
01:14:02.820 And so they arrest the guy.
01:14:04.460 Uh, they've got a pretty good case at that point.
01:14:07.140 She goes to court and complains and says, Hey, that facial recognition stuff is not reliable.
01:14:13.980 They say right on there that you can't rely on it and, and don't use it in court.
01:14:19.520 And, um, the judge tosses the results of the, of the search, which means, uh, this guy's
01:14:27.460 going to walk if we don't have the murder weapon or evidence.
01:14:32.160 And he, that he tosses that because the Clearview evidence is what got you the warrant.
01:14:39.300 So anything is fruit of a poison tree, correct?
01:14:43.440 Well, that's what the argument is.
01:14:44.920 Right, right, right, right.
01:14:45.540 Um, but the, the law says that there's a, a longstanding, uh, decades long, uh, good
01:14:51.720 faith exception.
01:14:52.480 Uh, and you're only supposed to use the fruit of the poisonous tree.
01:14:56.340 If there is no, uh, if there's a bad faith and there's no other option to do it, there
01:15:02.260 was no bad faith here.
01:15:03.520 And in fact, there's other useful evidence, provative evidence, including seeing the guy
01:15:09.580 going into that apartment that is useful and supporting the probable cause for the search
01:15:15.600 warrant.
01:15:15.840 It, it also, it reminds me a little bit of, uh, the glove doesn't fit.
01:15:20.460 You must acquit the use of DNA evidence during OJ Simpson.
01:15:24.320 Everybody said the same thing.
01:15:25.720 That's unreliable.
01:15:26.480 We don't even know what that is.
01:15:27.660 You know, it could be, you know, one out of every hundred have the same kind of deal.
01:15:30.980 They made all kinds of crazy things.
01:15:32.560 And so that was tossed out because people didn't understand how accurate that was.
01:15:39.260 Um, so I don't, I don't disagree with you at all.
01:15:42.920 This is a great thing to get the bad guys.
01:15:45.880 Um, however, clear view, what they have done is they have scraped billions of images without
01:15:52.500 anybody's consent, uh, off of the internet.
01:15:56.040 And I believe it is very, very accurate.
01:15:59.020 And the argument would be, well, I'm not doing anything bad or wrong, so I don't have to
01:16:03.900 worry about it, but I don't, you know, in a time where we're headed towards AI the way
01:16:08.600 we are and what's happening in China, this is exactly the kind of technology that is used
01:16:14.980 for governments to track everybody.
01:16:17.920 How do you balance that, the crazy world that we live in to make sure it doesn't become a
01:16:24.780 tool like China?
01:16:25.800 Well, you know, Glenn, I worry about that too.
01:16:29.880 Uh, and I think that the solution is the regulation of the use of the thing.
01:16:35.140 For example, um, we do not permit here in Ohio, uh, the use of, uh, facial recognition without
01:16:43.780 any more to support an arrest warrant.
01:16:46.160 Um, it can only be used as a lead.
01:16:49.620 Then you have to go out and do the shoe leather to actually prove that the guy you think it
01:16:55.780 is actually is the guy you're looking for.
01:16:57.940 Which is what you did, right?
01:16:59.400 You use that and you didn't arrest him because we had the AI, you arrested him because you
01:17:04.080 had that, got you a warrant.
01:17:05.660 You got in, you found the gun, right?
01:17:08.040 Yeah.
01:17:08.160 Well, it was a search warrant that got scratched.
01:17:10.140 Right, right, right.
01:17:10.660 But what I mean is that you, what you're saying you want it to be used, uh, like is exactly
01:17:16.620 what you did.
01:17:17.460 You didn't go get the guy because he was on Clearview.
01:17:21.960 Exactly right.
01:17:22.740 And I think that here's, here's the rubric.
01:17:26.140 I know you're, you're a fact guy, but you love, you love, how do we think about this?
01:17:31.700 We have public spaces everywhere.
01:17:34.420 So a cop can stand on the corner and observe all day long.
01:17:38.700 I mean, they can sit there for an eight hour shift and just watch and anything he sees is
01:17:42.880 fair game.
01:17:43.620 Uh, they're allowed to react right there.
01:17:46.120 Uh, and that's not improper surveillance because it's a public place.
01:17:50.440 When does it stop becoming a public place?
01:17:53.220 Uh, or a proper, when it becomes a private place, if it's your home, if it's in some
01:17:59.440 circumstances, your business, you've got to have probable cause and get a judge to sign
01:18:03.680 off on that.
01:18:04.620 I think when we're talking about these technological things, the question is, what is the government
01:18:11.000 allowed to do with it?
01:18:13.220 And what, um, and did it occur in public or in private?
01:18:18.620 When we're talking about Facebook, you know, I'm sorry.
01:18:21.660 That's it's electronic, but that's kind of a public place.
01:18:24.940 That's more like the cops standing on the street corner.
01:18:28.060 Uh, on the other hand, a cop, the outside, and we just had a Supreme court case about this
01:18:33.360 a couple of years ago, a cop standing on the street, but using sensitive ultraviolet thermal
01:18:39.240 imaging to look for marijuana grows.
01:18:41.960 Uh, they're looking at what's going on inside your private residence.
01:18:45.240 Yeah, they are.
01:18:45.800 Uh, that means that's a fourth amendment violation.
01:18:48.520 So I think that this principle of public versus private spheres goes a long way to helping
01:18:56.200 us think through this.
01:18:57.280 So Dave, I want you to know, I, I mean, I hope this hasn't felt like a hostile interview,
01:19:01.700 but I want you to know that I'm, I'm a fan of yours, but I am very, very concerned of
01:19:07.580 this slippery, almost straight down slope, uh, to the cage that AI could build for people.
01:19:15.620 Uh, and we can have all of the best intentions, but it falls into the wrong hands.
01:19:20.360 We have, you know, we, we, we lose several elections in a row and, uh, it could be, I
01:19:26.720 mean, it'll, it'll be a prison.
01:19:28.240 It'll be a panopticon, uh, like it is in, uh, in China.
01:19:32.140 And so that's why I'm concerned about it.
01:19:33.620 So this is in front of the Supreme court oral argument.
01:19:36.440 I mean, closing arguments haven't happened yet.
01:19:38.820 Um, how do you think this is the court's going to look at this and what do you think
01:19:43.940 is going to happen?
01:19:47.080 Well, it's a case of first impression, right?
01:19:49.140 I mean, uh, we haven't had a lot of cases challenging the intersection of the fourth
01:19:55.360 amendment, protecting our privacy in our homes and papers and this new technology.
01:20:02.720 Uh, so we're arguing for a narrow reading of it, uh, but that it should be positive,
01:20:08.340 that it should be, uh, uh, an available tool, uh, earlier, I couldn't agree with you more.
01:20:14.800 I, it scares me what the government can do about this.
01:20:17.180 If you think about back to the Biden administration and social media and what they were doing,
01:20:21.780 um, you multiply that, make that geometrically larger.
01:20:26.500 And that's the potential we've got to be vigilant.
01:20:29.980 What is the difference between this?
01:20:31.540 And like, for instance, in Texas, you can't, you can't clock me speeding with a camera.
01:20:37.840 Um, you have a cop has to be there to stop me.
01:20:41.260 And even though they can take a picture of me driving the car, et cetera, et cetera, they
01:20:45.240 cannot ticket me for speeding.
01:20:47.120 It has to be a physical police officer.
01:20:50.120 What is the difference between this?
01:20:51.800 Do you think?
01:20:53.400 Well, and that's a great, that's the same law we have in Ohio.
01:20:56.860 And that's a great example of how the government can restrain technology, uh, to prevent it from
01:21:02.820 going too far.
01:21:04.260 Um, that's not a constitutional issue.
01:21:06.440 That's a statute that the general assembly passed and said, you're not going to, we're
01:21:10.920 not going to let you do this.
01:21:12.080 You got the, yes, you've got the technology.
01:21:13.920 We're not going to let you do it.
01:21:15.220 That that's just too far.
01:21:17.320 Okay.
01:21:18.040 Uh, Dave, I, I mean, I appreciate that at least you, uh, you and others are thinking deeply
01:21:24.480 about this because we're on the verge of a whole brave new world.
01:21:28.400 Uh, and I honestly don't know what the right answer is.
01:21:31.600 I mean, the, the law in a law abiding citizen is in me is like the guy clearly, you got
01:21:37.440 the gun in his house.
01:21:38.580 He clearly did it.
01:21:40.040 But the, uh, the person that is concerned about this new technology and, and things like
01:21:44.800 China, uh, I just don't know how to balance it yet, but I appreciate the conversation.
01:21:48.800 Thank you so much.
01:21:50.500 Thanks for having me on.
01:21:51.540 You bet.
01:21:52.120 That's a Dave Yost.
01:21:53.060 He's the, uh, the Ohio attorney general, and that is happening in Ohio right now.
01:21:57.820 All right.
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01:24:05.280 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
01:24:22.060 We have Sheriff Bill Wayborn in with us from Tarrant County next hour because of swatting.
01:24:29.360 If you don't know what swatting is, you should.
01:24:33.240 Um, it is another tool, a terroristic tool being used by the left.
01:24:39.360 Now they will call police and report, you know, a kidnapping, a break in where the family's
01:24:47.120 being held hostage or whatever.
01:24:49.020 And, uh, that none of that's true.
01:24:51.480 And the, the police come in and, you know, and break down the door and come in through
01:24:57.520 the windows.
01:24:58.400 Swat teams are sent, sent in and it could get, it's going to get somebody killed because,
01:25:04.640 you know, somebody's coming in like that.
01:25:06.420 I don't know what the hell is going on.
01:25:08.600 Uh, you know, in my house, I'd grab a gun and then I could get shot.
01:25:13.260 And that I believe is the intent of those who are reporting these things and it, you
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01:25:21.020 If you report something like this and it is for a political reason, you should go to prison.
01:25:26.080 You're a terrorist.
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01:25:28.480 Um, but there are some things that, you know, people in my business are very concerned, but
01:25:33.840 if you have a voice in anything, you should know, you know, what's happening on the streets,
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01:25:52.960 Uh, and I'm told that by having that segment next hour, I'm increasing my chances of having
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01:28:13.400 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
01:28:15.600 It's Friday.
01:28:16.920 We're going to get right to the program and all the things that matter,
01:28:19.580 including some of the things that we just haven't had a chance to talk about
01:28:22.140 that I want to touch on.
01:28:23.280 And one of them is Steve Bannon saying that he's already talking to Trump
01:28:27.400 about a third term.
01:28:29.780 Okay, let's discuss that one here for a second.
01:28:32.680 Also, Bernie and AOC and what they were doing in Tempe, Arizona yesterday.
01:28:38.920 And swatting.
01:28:40.780 What is swatting?
01:28:42.160 Should you be concerned?
01:28:43.620 If you are concerned, how do you make sure that it doesn't happen to you
01:28:46.940 or at least increase the chances and the odds that nobody is killed
01:28:50.940 when the left pulls this one on you or somebody like you?
01:28:55.060 We'll just start with that in here in just a second.
01:28:57.100 Also, Liz Truss is my podcast.
01:28:59.460 She's the former prime minister of England.
01:29:01.540 I'm going to play some excerpts from this.
01:29:03.280 What she says about England and what's coming and Canada and everything else.
01:29:06.700 really, everyone should pay attention to this because she calls England a failed state
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01:29:17.280 That's the former prime minister.
01:29:19.340 We'll talk about that coming up in just a second.
01:29:21.360 First, let me tell you, choosing what companies you're going to do business with
01:29:24.040 is a little like choosing a dance partner, really.
01:29:26.980 If you don't find one who's going to share the rhythm and move in the same direction
01:29:32.240 that you're moving, you're going to be stepping all over each other's toes
01:29:35.040 and it will be really bad.
01:29:36.560 For instance, when it comes to your cell phone, who's your carrier?
01:29:40.640 Let's say it's Verizon.
01:29:42.260 Are they stepping on your toes?
01:29:43.880 Are they the money that you make?
01:29:45.660 Are they sending to Planned Parenthood?
01:29:47.820 Because if you're with Verizon, that's not the dance partner you want to be with.
01:29:52.660 Patriot Mobile doesn't do that.
01:29:54.380 In fact, they're just the opposite.
01:29:55.740 They donate a portion of your bill to conservative American causes,
01:30:00.080 things you can be proud of, like fighting for our First and Second Amendment rights.
01:30:04.020 Plus, they're on the same exact same cell tower, so you get the same coverage
01:30:07.940 and their service, I think, is better.
01:30:10.160 It's all American customer service.
01:30:12.440 And you get to save money.
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01:30:29.960 Hey, there is something that has just come out.
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01:31:41.600 I need a tweet.
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01:31:48.960 I want it to be beautiful.
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01:32:32.880 So have you read this issue yet?
01:32:35.840 Parts of it.
01:32:36.820 Bits and pieces.
01:32:37.800 I've kind of been flipping through it.
01:32:39.460 First of all, as you point out, it's great.
01:32:41.020 It's the type of thing you want to just like display on your coffee table.
01:32:43.600 It's great.
01:32:44.340 By the way, there's a story in about Art Bell.
01:32:47.240 Yeah.
01:32:47.880 That is so great.
01:32:49.600 Live from the high desert.
01:32:51.040 And it's a tribute to Art Bell and his legendary broadcasts.
01:32:55.340 There's also the story on the miseducation of Michael Malice.
01:32:59.280 He is one of the most controversial voices in America.
01:33:04.000 I just love him to death.
01:33:06.660 But he's fascinating.
01:33:09.240 He's fascinating.
01:33:10.000 Like him or not, everything about him is fascinating.
01:33:11.620 Yeah, it is.
01:33:12.260 It always is.
01:33:12.880 It is.
01:33:13.060 Also, an interesting – I was flipping through and saw an interesting thing about our own Glenn Beck.
01:33:19.940 Interesting.
01:33:20.760 A couple of things, actually.
01:33:21.980 But this one I was particularly interested in, The Architecture of Memory and Meaning, which is a story about this new house you've built.
01:33:30.840 Well, the ranch.
01:33:31.780 It took me – I started in COVID and I just finished it last year.
01:33:35.980 What do you mean you finished it?
01:33:37.100 You have not finished it.
01:33:38.500 You'll never finish it.
01:33:39.960 Nothing has ever – okay.
01:33:41.340 In six weeks, it will be finished.
01:33:43.520 The pictures are incredible, though, by the way.
01:33:45.920 Jeez.
01:33:46.360 I mean, it really is – I guess ranch would be a better description than house because it is incredible, but also, like, doesn't come off – I don't know.
01:33:57.280 I don't know what you'd say for a ranch, but, like, it is a – it looks really cool, but really homey, too.
01:34:03.240 Like, you'd want to –
01:34:04.120 Yeah, that was hard.
01:34:05.080 I bet.
01:34:05.900 I bet it was, man.
01:34:07.000 But the reason why this story – this was actually written by the architect that helped design the house.
01:34:11.880 And we've worked together on several projects, you know, on everything in the last probably 15 years.
01:34:19.320 And he's a very, very creative guy.
01:34:21.860 And we just work well together because he knows how to put it into place and pull the best stuff out and leave, you know, the bad stuff on the editing floor.
01:34:31.640 But the reason – what this story is about – and I don't – I haven't read it for a while, so I can't remember.
01:34:40.200 But it's written by him.
01:34:41.720 What's the name of the article again?
01:34:44.040 The Architecture of Memory and Meaning.
01:34:46.300 Okay.
01:34:46.980 So –
01:34:47.240 That's a very specific American context.
01:34:50.360 Right.
01:34:50.600 And it is – it takes you through how I designed this house because I took Thomas Jefferson.
01:34:58.260 Thomas Jefferson said, if you want later generations to understand who you were and what you stood for, embed it in architecture.
01:35:08.220 So I went to my friend, Rob Petrie, who is the writer of this article and the architect, and I said, I want to embed everything.
01:35:17.180 So 100 years from now, if my family still has this or whoever does have this, they will know who I was.
01:35:25.880 They may not know my name or anything else, but they will know walking in and say –
01:35:30.640 What kind of person you were.
01:35:31.380 What kind of person – and you know what?
01:35:32.920 I put pictures of the house into Grok about two weeks ago.
01:35:36.320 Yeah.
01:35:37.360 It's unbelievable.
01:35:39.560 It said – I said, tell me who lives or who designed this house or what you get from this house.
01:35:47.180 It had said, somebody who loves America and its principles, someone who loves history, somebody who has embedded history throughout the house, even in the stones and the woods and everything.
01:36:06.860 It described exactly what I wanted it to say to my great-great-grandchildren so they know.
01:36:15.020 And Jefferson was right.
01:36:16.340 And so everything in it, like literally every piece of this house has a story behind it.
01:36:26.220 I picked everything all the way down to the hinges on every door.
01:36:32.040 And the hinges have a story.
01:36:34.400 Everything has a story on why it was picked, what it says, what I'm trying to convey.
01:36:40.780 It was a nightmare.
01:36:43.300 Arduous.
01:36:43.880 Arduous.
01:36:44.360 Yes.
01:36:44.740 But it was – it's the best thing I've ever done.
01:36:48.300 It's absolutely incredible.
01:36:50.400 And actually perfect for someone like me.
01:36:52.400 If you're like me and you want to visit Glenn's really cool house without having to deal with Glenn, there's no better way than front to your magazine.
01:37:00.640 Yeah, anyway, blazemedia.com slash unlimited or right now use the promo code Glenn500 for one of the first 500 to get your unlimited pass for Blaze Media.
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01:37:12.640 And honestly, it is such a great – it will push you in thinking and it will root you back.
01:37:18.160 There's a great story in there too about the secrets of marriage.
01:37:22.560 What is that story called?
01:37:23.640 I wrote it down a minute ago.
01:37:25.360 Happily Ever After.
01:37:26.420 And the writer went out and interviewed people who had been married for I think 30 or 40 or maybe even 50 years plus and asked them, what is the secret of marriage, of keeping a marriage together?
01:37:40.920 And so the story is the top 10 things to make sure that you live happily ever after with your spouse, which is at least a goal of mine.
01:37:50.260 It's really great.
01:37:51.980 Frontier Magazine.
01:37:52.660 Okay, let me go into Liz Truss here just a bit.
01:37:57.760 She is the former prime minister.
01:37:59.960 She lasted about 10 minutes as prime minister.
01:38:03.560 I really like her and I thought when she got in she was going to be more like Margaret Thatcher.
01:38:09.200 And so did everybody else, including her own conservative party that doesn't like Margaret Thatcher.
01:38:14.480 And she got in and the Bank of England started pushing her in different ways and blaming her for things that honestly, the guy who is now the prime minister of Canada, and she outlines this in the interview, the guy who's now the prime minister in Canada.
01:38:34.080 Carney.
01:38:34.460 Yeah, Carney was he was the head of the Bank of England, if I'm not mistaken.
01:38:38.700 He was the first non-Brit ever to be head of the Bank of England.
01:38:42.000 And she said he put them on the absolute road of destruction.
01:38:47.320 She talks in the interview that England now is poorer than Mississippi.
01:38:54.260 And in case you don't know, when I think of Mississippi, I don't think of thriving, you know, setting the world on fire kind of lifestyle.
01:39:02.760 I think of a state state, a great state, but one that struggles, you know what I mean?
01:39:08.300 I mean, the reason why she brought up Mississippi is because it was the statistically the least affluent.
01:39:14.340 Right.
01:39:14.480 That's why she brought up really Mississippi as a comparison.
01:39:18.980 Yeah.
01:39:19.720 At least, yeah, I mean, not looked into that recently, but that that was the case, at least at one point.
01:39:24.480 So she talks about how the Bank of England turned on her and the marvels and incompetence of Canada's new prime minister.
01:39:33.760 What she says about him, boy, I was like, I can't.
01:39:37.360 I'm thinking to myself as she's answering some of these questions, I'm thinking to myself, well, that one's going to be an interesting one to see in the papers over in England after that one gets out.
01:39:46.700 But it's a fascinating conversation.
01:39:48.580 Let me give you a couple of clips from it.
01:39:50.640 So here she is talking about England being a failed state.
01:39:58.920 Cut eight.
01:39:59.920 It was profoundly undemocratic what happened, because this is about somebody who was not elected, the governor of the Bank of England, blaming me, using the apparatus of the state to undermine me.
01:40:15.300 In collaboration with other officials across the government, there was constant leaking, constant briefing, the mainstream media were used to put pressure on me.
01:40:27.640 So if you look at what's happened since under this Labour government, bond rates are higher under Rachel Reeves than they were under me.
01:40:37.480 So all of the things that happened in my tenure in office have happened to a much worse extent under this Labour government.
01:40:45.740 But none of the people are kicking off.
01:40:47.700 Right.
01:40:47.920 The Bank of England has her back.
01:40:50.240 You know, she's a former Bank of England employee.
01:40:53.080 The mainstream media don't want to question what's going on.
01:40:56.020 And the issue is that Britain is heading for bankruptcy.
01:41:00.680 You know, the standing line on that one thing, you know, they but the the Treasury and the Office of Budget Responsibility, which is like our version of the CBO, the Congressional Budget Office, they predicted that if she raised taxes, more revenue would come in.
01:41:18.440 But surprise, surprise, the Laffer curve tells us that if you raise taxes too much, the revenues don't come in.
01:41:25.400 And that is exactly what is happening.
01:41:27.460 It's what I predicted back in 2022, that if you raise taxes too much, people leave the country, businesses leave the country, people don't invest.
01:41:36.720 And we now have the fastest rate of millionaires leaving Britain of any country in the world apart from China.
01:41:44.320 Wow.
01:41:44.780 People are deserting our country.
01:41:46.880 We've seen the last steel plant that produced steel from scratch closed down because our energy prices are so high.
01:41:54.800 So all of the all of the things I was trying to change.
01:42:00.460 And now, you know, the chickens are coming home to roost.
01:42:04.920 Let's stop coming home.
01:42:06.080 I have to tell you that when you hear just that and you hear her describe what's going on, everything that we were headed for.
01:42:14.400 And she says this.
01:42:15.300 You guys have turned the corner.
01:42:17.660 This this election of Donald Trump, if if England and Europe do not turn the corner here soon, we're not going to make it.
01:42:25.720 Um, and, uh, we talk about NATO.
01:42:29.860 We talk about what the reality is on what's going on, what she faced and how it compares to, uh, what Donald Trump has gone through.
01:42:39.840 Why Donald Trump is working, uh, why what he's doing is so important and how it needs to happen all throughout Europe.
01:42:48.800 We talk about where is the, the European Donald Trump's, where is the British Donald Trump?
01:42:55.260 Can they do it?
01:42:56.120 She talks about deep state.
01:42:57.400 She said, you guys are rookies at deep state.
01:42:59.200 We've had a deep state for 400 years.
01:43:01.540 She said, our state is really, really deep.
01:43:05.300 Um, and then I talked to her about a second American revolution because that's what I think we just had.
01:43:10.440 That's what we're in.
01:43:11.060 And I'll talk about that and show you what her response was here in just a second.
01:43:14.660 First, if you're thinking about buying or selling a house or doing both at the same time, you're going to want a real estate agent.
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01:43:48.320 Not to mention connections to every type of expert that, you know, you're going to need involved in whatever project you're going to be doing with a real estate agent.
01:43:54.540 Uh, but also somebody who listens to you.
01:43:57.560 That is so important that they're actually listen, listening to you.
01:44:01.860 That's the kind of real estate agent that we find with real estate agents.
01:44:05.560 I trust.com.
01:44:06.540 We look, I mean, we practically, you know, put a rubber glove in their backside and tape them to a lie detector.
01:44:13.560 But boy, we know these people and we continue to watch them every step of the way.
01:44:17.640 We check on every single transaction, uh, and follow it all the way through.
01:44:22.500 Cause I don't want my name on somebody that isn't doing the job the right way.
01:44:26.580 Real estate agents.
01:44:27.800 I trust.com.
01:44:28.980 The name says it all.
01:44:30.280 Real estate agents.
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01:44:33.920 So we talked a little bit about, uh, NATO and the reaction to, uh, JD Vance and what JD Vance, you know, what Europe was saying, we don't have anything in common anymore because listen to what JD Vance is saying.
01:44:58.060 He, he thinks that we should have freedom of press and freedom of speech and that's just nonsense.
01:45:03.260 And, uh, I said, you know, I think we're in a second American revolution in many ways, a peaceful one.
01:45:08.120 I said, wouldn't it be fun if Britain joined us this time?
01:45:10.760 You know, you were on the right side this time.
01:45:13.400 Here's her response.
01:45:14.220 We want to be part of the second American revolution.
01:45:17.900 Don't burn our white house down this time.
01:45:19.800 With the first American revolution, we might've been on the wrong side of it.
01:45:24.380 We don't want to be, we don't want to be on your side.
01:45:27.140 We don't want to be on your side.
01:45:28.660 Right.
01:45:28.920 I think everybody, if we could just be on the people's side, it would be a very, very good thing.
01:45:34.140 If we do not turn this round within 10 years, the West is finished and our adversaries will have won.
01:45:41.640 Donald Trump getting elected was the first turning point.
01:45:45.720 It was.
01:45:46.060 That was the first turning point.
01:45:47.320 And let's be honest, it's the most important.
01:45:49.940 It's the biggest, most powerful part of the West.
01:45:52.620 So that is a good start.
01:45:54.380 And I, I think that that gives people in Europe hope.
01:46:00.420 A lot of people in Europe are talking about make Europe great again.
01:46:03.160 That's so great.
01:46:04.400 That is a thing, you know, they are talking about it because they understand what Donald Trump is trying to do in America and want the same thing for Europe.
01:46:13.520 So I think there is momentum.
01:46:15.580 There's momentum.
01:46:16.800 You know, we talked about the leftist network.
01:46:19.200 You know, there is now momentum around an international conservative movement.
01:46:26.340 Mega.
01:46:26.700 That actually wants to change, mega.
01:46:28.360 Mega.
01:46:28.700 That actually wants to change things.
01:46:30.080 And one of the things I want to do is, is host a British CPAC.
01:46:34.740 So we start getting an injection.
01:46:37.340 You don't have anything like that.
01:46:39.080 No, we don't.
01:46:41.440 We don't have an independent media.
01:46:43.300 We don't have a British CPAC.
01:46:44.680 These are all the things we need.
01:46:47.280 It's really, it's amazing.
01:46:48.860 She talks about taking on the BBC and how out of control the BBC is and how everybody just takes the BBC and says, oh, well, the BBC said it.
01:46:57.120 So it's, it's right.
01:46:58.040 The BBC is awful, awful.
01:47:00.820 And it is an absolute arm, not just of the state, but of the king.
01:47:05.000 Um, and really it's gotta, it's gotta be taken on head on.
01:47:10.580 It's that, that's a huge deal, um, in England.
01:47:14.220 And she lays out some plans to do that.
01:47:17.240 I mean, she's, I think she's going to really help change the world.
01:47:21.580 And the mega mega idea, uh, is exciting to me.
01:47:25.920 You're going to love this podcast.
01:47:27.020 It comes out tomorrow, wherever you get your podcast.
01:47:29.660 It's available now if you're blaze TV subscriber, but, uh, watch it.
01:47:33.120 By the way, we got amazing comments back on last week with Sage Steele.
01:47:37.940 Oh, she's great.
01:47:39.040 She is so great.
01:47:40.240 And this one, she just wrote to me and she said, Glenn, your audience is crazy.
01:47:44.040 She said, I've never had bigger response on anything I've ever done.
01:47:47.480 And she said, and you know, I, she was a little uncomfortable because she was very, very raw.
01:47:53.620 Uh, and she, she always is.
01:47:55.060 She's always honest, but she was very raw.
01:47:56.940 Uh, and, uh, and she said, it was just, it was just great.
01:48:02.020 And you're going to love that one.
01:48:03.200 That was last week, but this week is Liz Truss, uh, get it at the Glenn Beck podcast.
01:48:08.240 That will come out Saturday.
01:48:09.860 That's tomorrow or on blaze tv.com.
01:48:12.860 All right.
01:48:13.720 Coming up in just a second.
01:48:14.600 There's this new thing that the left is doing, you know, besides, uh, targeting people on the
01:48:20.560 right, besides trying to put Elon Musk out of business, despite the fact that they are
01:48:26.780 also trying to, you know, set his company literally on fire, the left is also doing something else
01:48:33.280 and that's called swatting.
01:48:35.400 What is swatting?
01:48:37.900 Are you a possible victim of swatting and how to prepare to make sure it doesn't happen to you?
01:48:45.040 This is Glenn Beck.
01:48:47.380 I have been having a real trouble sleeping lately.
01:48:51.560 Um, my, my world, I'm, I'm just, I'm, I'm crunching things in my head.
01:48:58.120 Like I haven't in maybe 10 years.
01:49:00.680 And, uh, I've been hitting the Z factor pretty hard.
01:49:03.540 You know what I mean?
01:49:04.600 Uh, I've been hitting it pretty hard.
01:49:06.020 I mean, it might be like, Glenn, you have a problem right now.
01:49:08.540 I mean, maybe slow down on the Z factor a little bit.
01:49:10.760 The great thing is how can you have too much?
01:49:13.240 It's all, it's all natural.
01:49:15.480 Uh, but it will give you, my brain just will not stop right now.
01:49:20.900 Uh, and I need everything I can to get it just to get a little bit rested every night and to
01:49:26.700 calm my brain down and just help me fall asleep.
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01:50:11.680 You know, if you have any doubt on, uh, which side in the country is dangerous, both sides,
01:50:41.660 could be dangerous, but there is one side of the political debate that has an actual active
01:50:48.540 revolutionary army.
01:50:49.980 And that is the left.
01:50:51.600 And we are seeing it earlier.
01:50:53.260 Earlier I played in the podcast, the, the words of, uh, of Chuck Schumer, who I guess he's trying
01:50:59.600 to prove that he's manly or something, but he is talking about, we are targeting Republicans
01:51:05.440 in their own areas, which goes to some, he might just mean like Sarah Palin meant we're targeting, you know,
01:51:12.640 through political process, but there's too many people on the left that are actually targeting.
01:51:18.240 Um, and let me give you this, a website called Doge quest has published the personal information
01:51:26.240 of Tesla owners nationwide in an apparent bid to shame and also intimidate them, uh, because
01:51:34.960 they're saying you're a supporter of Doge.
01:51:37.300 And because you bought, because you bought a car, maybe you bought it because, you know, you believed
01:51:42.600 in global warming.
01:51:43.800 I don't think you were probably on the Trump train, but okay.
01:51:48.100 The site called Doge quest, uh, reveals all of this information.
01:51:52.940 The operators who also posted the exact locations of Tesla dealerships said they will remove identifying
01:52:00.960 information about Tesla drivers only if they provide proof that they sold their electric
01:52:07.540 vehicles.
01:52:08.540 Now, I don't know about you, but that sounds like the very definition of terrorism.
01:52:15.160 People have been doxxed and there's something else that is happening.
01:52:19.880 Um, and that is people sending in SWAT teams.
01:52:24.700 Uh, it's called swatting.
01:52:26.700 Uh, let me just show you a montage here of some of the people that are being SWATed look
01:52:33.680 SWATing against conservatives.
01:52:36.100 We told you yesterday about Texas radio host, Joe Paggs being SWATed this morning, a growing
01:52:41.840 number of conservative influencers are getting targeted by SWATers.
01:52:46.120 They were so urgent in getting the police to break down my door and possibly kill me in
01:52:50.940 my doorway.
01:52:51.580 They told them, I heard this on the scanner traffic that he's bleeding out upstairs.
01:52:55.260 Please hurry and get inside.
01:52:56.860 When I walked up to the door, he was pointing a gun at me.
01:53:00.080 You know, we did just get SWATed.
01:53:01.820 The officer said they received a phone call that, uh, that, uh, somebody murdered somebody
01:53:08.080 in the house and was planning a suicide by cop.
01:53:10.780 Conservative podcaster, Nick Sorter also posted both my dad and my sister were SWATed tonight.
01:53:15.700 A dozen cops attempting to kick my dad's door in at gunpoint.
01:53:20.160 We received a phone call here.
01:53:23.640 Yes, sir.
01:53:24.520 Just a few hours ago, InfoWars reporter and anchor Owen Schroyer was SWATed at his home.
01:53:30.760 And then most recently, Juanita Broderick posted, well, I just got SWATed.
01:53:35.380 About 10 police and SWAT teams showed up.
01:53:37.320 They said the caller said there were two masked men and people inside that had been shot.
01:53:41.640 This is, uh, this is terrorism and those people who are making these, uh, calls should go to prison for a very, very, very long time.
01:53:54.880 Luckily, I know my sheriff, uh, in Fort Worth County.
01:54:00.260 I, I know, um, the guy who is protecting me and my neighbors.
01:54:04.980 I know who he is and he knows who I am, which, uh, Sheriff, uh, Rayburn, um, uh, Wayborn.
01:54:10.720 Welcome to the program.
01:54:11.760 That is the first key.
01:54:13.240 Is it not?
01:54:14.020 That is the first key.
01:54:15.060 Relationships are always very, very helpful in these situations.
01:54:17.500 So, um, as we are sitting here and I didn't, I didn't mean, uh, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, um, when we are sitting here, um, and you're seeing things like this happening, what, what does that mean to you and how you have to behave and what you're walking into?
01:54:38.140 Right.
01:54:38.480 Is that, you know, when they get the, these urgent calls, they have got to respond.
01:54:43.240 They got to be ready to go for law enforcement in case it is real.
01:54:46.140 Now, I will tell you that, especially in the greater Fort Worth area and the surrounding suburbs, we're very well aware of it.
01:54:53.280 And there's been several of these.
01:54:55.200 In this area?
01:54:56.120 In this area.
01:54:56.920 Over the last year, there's probably been, you know, 15 or 16 cases.
01:55:00.780 You're kidding me.
01:55:01.840 No.
01:55:02.440 And I will tell you, they all turned out good, you know, as far as law enforcement center reaction.
01:55:07.360 Nothing went wrong where somebody got hurt, uh, because I think we've got some great law enforcement.
01:55:12.180 Uh-huh.
01:55:12.920 And, uh, but when they're rolling toward that, I mean, the intel starts at the moment that the 911 phone is listening and, and the dispatchers are trying to listen for different clues about what might be going on there and they're passing it on.
01:55:26.440 And then we have other intelligence, which I won't make public.
01:55:30.000 Yeah, sure.
01:55:30.280 But, uh, uh, we're trying to do that.
01:55:33.000 Now, we're, uh, you know, there's some preventative things that we need help from the homeowner.
01:55:36.860 Okay.
01:55:37.380 Like?
01:55:37.940 Well, one is, let's hide your information because a lot of this is coming over the gaming systems is really big.
01:55:44.660 That's like 95% of the gaming systems where you don't know who you're gaming with, but they know who you are.
01:55:51.000 So, we've got to protect your, your identity, we've got to protect your privacy, and try to block all things that show who you are.
01:55:59.000 And, uh, maybe some double, um, stuff where you, you, you have code words or, or stuff so you know who you're dealing with.
01:56:07.900 Yes.
01:56:08.200 I tell you, the, um, the gaming systems are terrifying.
01:56:11.080 My, my son, uh, he was being groomed for this pedophile, and luckily we found out about it, uh, and the FBI came into the house, and they took the gaming system, and they said, it's all happening through the gaming system.
01:56:26.580 That's right.
01:56:26.980 Luckily, the gaming system has a record, and so it's recording everything.
01:56:32.980 Can you, have you found, or can we find these people?
01:56:37.400 How come we can't find, if, does it, does it triangulate the phone if you're on a cell phone, and you're someplace, and you're calling it into 911?
01:56:45.700 Can we find these people?
01:56:47.620 Sometimes we, we can find these people.
01:56:49.680 We're finding, some of these people are overseas.
01:56:51.980 They're not even here in the United States.
01:56:54.440 But we go after them, if you'll pardon the term, with the gust of a hound dog, using all resources, both federal, state, and local resources, to try to locate them and find out who they are.
01:57:03.920 And when we get our hands on them, we're going to prosecute them for the felony that they've committed.
01:57:07.400 And what are you hearing from Pam Bondi and the federal?
01:57:12.700 Well, ironically, I talked to her this morning, but we didn't get to discuss this, but she is absolutely on board of prosecuting people federally, if at all possible.
01:57:24.360 That's just the temperament of who our attorney general is.
01:57:27.540 I want to ask you, because I don't know Pam.
01:57:29.600 I mean, I've met Pam, but I don't know her.
01:57:32.940 And I'm a little concerned that, you know, like the Epstein thing, I'm hoping, and maybe you can help me on this.
01:57:41.820 I'm hoping that she said, wait, we're not releasing these things right now because we have internal cleanup to do, and we're also building cases against these people.
01:57:54.080 And we want to release it when we can say, and we're prosecuting.
01:57:59.160 Do you think that's her approach?
01:58:00.460 I think that's absolutely probably her approach.
01:58:03.420 She is a very, very smart woman and a great prosecutor.
01:58:07.300 And so she's doing the cleanup, as you say.
01:58:10.460 And I think that she is watching very carefully what she can and can't do.
01:58:15.080 What is the difference between the last administration and this administration?
01:58:18.500 Well.
01:58:18.940 In your position.
01:58:19.700 In my position is, is that the cartel is being shut down.
01:58:24.640 And, you know, I visited with the director of DPS last week, and they're averaging a little less than 200 crossings a day on the entire Texas border.
01:58:35.000 And, you know, we're last year at this time, you know, we were talking 15,000 a day.
01:58:38.720 Yes, yes.
01:58:39.120 So that's absolutely the first thing that I would say is that is happening.
01:58:43.660 But also that the administration is coming alongside of us in some other areas like, you know, THC, the THC products that are such a threat to our kids these days, is they're coming alongside of us as Texas is trying to pass laws, and we're trying to absolutely curb that issue.
01:59:01.040 You know, I look at what's happening in Mexico with these cartels, and I would think, putting myself in the shoes of a Mexican, I would think to myself, I can't say anything about these cartels.
01:59:19.140 I know people who have run against and said they're going to clean it up, and they're dead, and their family is dead.
01:59:24.820 I want this to happen, but I can't really say anything.
01:59:27.960 And my government is in bed with it.
01:59:31.040 I think the Mexican people, the average Mexican person, if we go in and say, okay, Mexico, you didn't do anything about it, and we're killing them all, I think they will turn and say, you know what, let's go concentrate on some other market, not in America, because they're serious about it.
01:59:54.360 And I think the Mexican people would be happy.
01:59:57.800 I know I would be.
01:59:59.240 Absolutely.
01:59:59.820 Be thrilled.
02:00:00.140 Is that your take?
02:00:01.780 That is absolutely my take.
02:00:03.580 And I know just last week, unfortunately, they lost five Mexican National Guardsmen who were ambushed and killed by the cartel just a few days ago.
02:00:11.240 So they're fighting back, and they're trying to do some things.
02:00:15.480 But as we know, that government, you know, I've said this publicly, is I don't trust them.
02:00:22.220 I'd like them.
02:00:22.720 You shouldn't.
02:00:22.920 You know, we need to see what they're trying to do, and hopefully they'll stand up, because the cartel has done so much damage to this country.
02:00:30.180 Are they capable?
02:00:31.260 Every time somebody stands up, they're dead.
02:00:33.620 They're dead.
02:00:34.020 So are they capable of standing up as, you know, politicians or even a group of politicians?
02:00:42.020 Because that's a death sentence for them.
02:00:43.720 It is a death sentence.
02:00:44.800 You know, I agree with you, is that I've said over a year ago, says, what would you like to happen when a conservative president comes in?
02:00:51.280 And I said on about day 15 or 20 that the cartel's woken up by the 82nd Airborne.
02:00:55.860 And I think that we go in and clean them out would be best for everybody.
02:01:00.440 You think that's coming?
02:01:02.300 I don't know, because our president is unpredictable.
02:01:06.060 Yeah, I know.
02:01:06.760 But he has labeled them terrorists, so they're on notice.
02:01:10.500 And I think anything is possible.
02:01:12.480 And if I was a cartel leader, I might say, okay, guys, we're closing shop, and we're moving, and where are we going?
02:01:21.820 Yeah.
02:01:22.060 That's what –
02:01:22.880 I think, you know, the pushback on sending somebody in is that, well, they're just going to retaliate in our cities.
02:01:31.140 You retaliate in our cities, and then it gets much worse for you.
02:01:36.520 I think if we just take out a few families, the kingpins, and it all happens overnight so fast, everybody wakes up and goes, oh, my gosh, I really do think they won't retaliate.
02:01:50.360 They will turn their attention someplace else.
02:01:52.640 Why risk that?
02:01:53.920 Absolutely.
02:01:54.620 America's serious.
02:01:55.560 Yeah.
02:01:56.560 I agree with you 100%, because cartel isn't in the business to be at war with America.
02:02:00.920 Right.
02:02:01.460 They're in business to sell things.
02:02:03.240 Right.
02:02:03.460 And if it's not working out, you go to a different place.
02:02:05.940 So I agree with you.
02:02:06.800 I think that if we hit – you know, took out a few of the kingpins, a few of the leadership, I think that would do it.
02:02:12.400 Are you concerned – we were just talking about swatting.
02:02:14.060 Are you concerned about – have we had any Tesla attacks or anything?
02:02:19.000 We haven't had none that I know of in Tarrant County.
02:02:21.940 Yeah.
02:02:22.340 Well, that's the – I mean, used to be the conservative county in Texas, but it certainly isn't anymore.
02:02:29.560 Boy, we're on a razor's edge.
02:02:31.120 I'm really, truly worried, especially with Hollywood coming in.
02:02:34.900 I mean, I'm very worried that we could lose Texas.
02:02:38.120 People in Texas who grew up here in Texas, spent their whole life in Texas, and are not paying attention, they think Texas will always be Texas.
02:02:47.340 It's on a knife's edge.
02:02:50.440 We need to always be on our game.
02:02:52.800 We need to always be working in spreading our conservative values and educating the public as best we can.
02:02:59.340 Sheriff, always good to see you.
02:03:01.320 It's good to see you, my friend.
02:03:02.200 My best to your family.
02:03:03.000 Thank you so much.
02:03:03.380 Thank you.
02:03:03.860 You bet.
02:03:04.480 Sheriff Bill Weyborn.
02:03:07.320 A sheriff that if you don't have one like him, you should get one.
02:03:13.900 You know exactly – if you don't mind me sharing, Sheriff, before you leave.
02:03:17.400 I asked him at one point, what happens if the federal government comes in and starts taking citizens' guns?
02:03:24.260 And he said, well, if I may quote you, all my deputies need guns, and I just have to deputize everybody in the county.
02:03:33.360 I just love that.
02:03:34.580 I love that.
02:03:35.220 Thank you, Bill.
02:03:35.740 I appreciate it.
02:03:36.420 All right.
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02:05:51.540 Oh, if you missed any part of the show today, you missed a really good, informative show.
02:05:58.840 We start with the Department of Education and the cuts that President Trump made yesterday.
02:06:05.640 They are, it is so important.
02:06:08.320 And if you listen back to the podcast, you will hear where I'm trying to make the point of, show me the results.
02:06:20.720 You know, if this was really working, I would be fine.
02:06:24.380 I really would.
02:06:24.920 I wouldn't like it because I do think it's out of, you know, constitutional bounds.
02:06:28.880 But that's me.
02:06:29.980 But if it was working, I would be fine.
02:06:33.000 Like, I've never called to abolish the Department of Defense.
02:06:37.020 I've called for audits.
02:06:39.500 I've called for the loss of graft and waste and loss.
02:06:44.360 But the one thing about our Department of Defense, no matter what you say about it, it is the best in the world.
02:06:51.800 Now, if we were spending the money that we're spending and we were the 41st best military in the world, I'd be saying exactly the same thing I'm saying about the Department of Education.
02:07:04.880 And in reverse, the Department of Education, if we were as impressive as a school system and education in our society as the military is, I would be saying what I'm saying about the Department of Defense.
02:07:19.800 Cut the waste.
02:07:21.020 We know there's some graft, but leave it alone.
02:07:24.700 Just help let the people who know what they're doing make it even stronger.
02:07:29.200 But that's not the case.
02:07:30.740 And so we make that case.
02:07:32.960 And especially, I don't know if you saw in the show prep that we send out every day, my stack of show prep, there's a story about Harvard now having to add remedial math.
02:07:48.960 My gosh, soon I could get my doctorate in mathematics and the English language from Harvard.
02:07:57.300 If that's the candidates that they're getting where they need remedial math, I think we have a problem with our education system.
02:08:07.760 All right.
02:08:08.300 Have a safe weekend.
02:08:09.620 We will see you Monday.
02:08:12.900 This is Glenn Beck.