The Glenn Beck Program - What Build Back Better Actually Means ｜ Guest： Rep. Dan Crenshaw

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00:03:54.320 wow wow wow we are we're the point of no return in a literal sense here's president biden yesterday at

00:04:08.720 the united nations this year has also brought widespread death and devastation from the borderless

00:04:16.800 climate crisis the extreme weather events that we have seen in every part of the world and you all

00:04:23.440 know it and feel it represent what the secretary general has rightly called code red code red for

00:04:30.400 humanity and the scientists and experts are telling us that we're fast approaching a point of no return

00:04:38.880 in the literal sense in the literal sense to keep within our reach the vital goal of limiting global warming

00:04:46.000 to 1.5 degrees celsius yeah every nation every nation needs to bring their highest possible ambitions to

00:04:52.800 the table man when we meet in glasgow yes for cop 26 oh i can't wait for cop 26 calling cop 26 cop 26 come in

00:05:04.960 i can't wait for that in glasgow uh he also said that we're all connected in fact american freedom

00:05:13.040 is dependent on the rest of the world cut 16 please

00:05:16.160 through cooperation of multilateral institutions like the united nations to amplify our collective

00:05:25.840 strength and speed our progress toward dealing with these global challenges

00:05:31.760 is the fundamental truth of the 21st century within each of our countries and as a global community that our

00:05:40.320 own success is bound up in others succeeding as well to deliver for our own people must also engage deeply

00:05:50.400 with the rest of the world to ensure that our own future we must work together with other partners

00:05:57.280 our partners toward a shared future our security our prosperity and our very freedoms

00:06:05.360 communities are interconnected in my view as never before and so i believe we must work together as never before

00:06:15.440 okay all right this is interesting um you can dismiss this as you know globalist rhetoric or you can

00:06:24.800 understand exactly what he is laying the groundwork for he just said

00:06:32.480 we have to enhance and use our collective speed and strength now what does that mean

00:06:44.240 i take you back to the president's first state of the union if you can call it that

00:06:50.160 when he briefed the the um reporters prior to the speech he met with like four anchors that were all trusted

00:07:01.440 and he didn't tell them not to say this what he said to them is look i want you to know where we're going

00:07:08.960 here we're at a we're at a inflection point and we're going to choose and we're going to figure out

00:07:15.840 whether this democracy and then he stopped and he said you know you guys might disagree with this

00:07:22.560 but i believe that our republic our democracy can compete in the 21st century but a lot of people

00:07:32.000 don't think that a lot of people think that we have to work as a collective and we have to model

00:07:40.720 ourselves more in a in a way that china does because they have the speed to respond now this is exactly the same

00:07:52.480 argument they made in the 1930s and 40s when mussolini and hitler were there they have the speed to respond

00:08:00.880 well we didn't need the speed all we needed was the american people the germans were so far ahead of us

00:08:09.040 in world war ii their planes were the best everything was the absolute best and they were churning them

00:08:15.520 out like nobody's business it took us two years of getting serious to be able to dwarf them why

00:08:26.880 because the american people when they have to do something they get it done when somebody says

00:08:33.680 says our lives are threatened or even better the lives of people overseas they are being slaughtered

00:08:43.840 by a monster we can mobilize and respond but the idea here is is that the invisible hand of the market

00:08:55.120 can't be focused we can't focus all of the sheep

00:08:58.560 so us ranchers need to come out and say this is what the sheep need

00:09:05.520 i'm going to show you tonight on our wednesday night special this is a really really important

00:09:11.120 special i'm going to show you your life is changing remember when they said the new normal

00:09:17.040 and we said new normal i don't want a new normal i just want normal you don't even remember what normal was like

00:09:23.200 because you're already accepting this new normal where things aren't on the shelves

00:09:32.000 i can't go certain places i can't do what i want i can't find people to work for me

00:09:41.840 already think of the times that you've gone to stores or you've gone to do things and it was a ghost

00:09:48.000 town nobody was there the store was closed the store was empty how many times have they told you

00:09:54.080 i have no idea when that is going to come in this is just this is just the beginning of things it's not

00:10:04.800 going back because they have a plan to unite all of us into one world order now i know this sounds

00:10:16.000 like a conspiracy but it is not it's what he means by build back better that's the worst slogan

00:10:24.240 i've ever heard build back better well it's not his it comes from the world economic forum boris johnson

00:10:33.920 the prime minister of japan france everyone all leaders around the world are using the phrase build back

00:10:42.800 better it's not a conspiracy they're out doing it

00:10:51.760 the changes that have already been put in are enormous and have massive massive ramifications

00:11:02.720 i will show you tonight how the world including us could be starving by 2030

00:11:12.800 i will show you tonight what's going to happen to the u.s dollar what their plans are for the u.s dollar

00:11:20.000 i remember we were working in radio city music hall at the time

00:11:24.240 and i figured a couple of things out and one was

00:11:31.120 why would people start to destroy our country economically internally why would we spend ourselves

00:11:37.840 into a place to where the dollar was going to crack remember this was at the time when i said we're

00:11:44.320 going to we're going to be downgraded that's crazy moody's would never downgrade the united states

00:11:53.040 we are the gold standard and what was it within a year they downgraded us

00:12:00.640 and they knew they knew that was going to happen because i knew so why would you do that

00:12:11.520 because we've tried we've tried and it's not working for everyone see if you've heard this in a speech

00:12:16.960 lately from joe biden you know this is just not working for everyone this system is you know we've

00:12:24.320 tried it and it's just leaving too many people behind right and america has too much we're too rich

00:12:35.120 we're um we're exploiting the earth we're the big consumers and we have we're grotesque

00:12:42.480 there's people all around the world that don't have anything we've always said well yes but we're

00:12:50.880 bringing people out of poverty this system as grotesque as it is is the best one around you got

00:12:58.000 another one that's great tell me about it well they have one but they don't want to tell you about

00:13:04.560 it because it's going to hurt a lot christine lagarde she's the um the of the head of the central bank

00:13:15.200 in europe basically their version of the fed she said that because of global warming the fed has a

00:13:24.320 responsibility all of the global central banks have a responsibility to do something about it

00:13:30.800 what is it they're going to do you can't bring the world up to american standards so you need to bring

00:13:41.120 america down to everyone else's standards the pain that is coming your way and all of it all of it is

00:13:53.440 gone without a vote i'll show you some stuff on the because i started working on the chalkboard the last

00:13:59.920 couple of days and yesterday i was standing there and i was looking at it and i was like

00:14:02.960 and none of we didn't vote on any of this we didn't vote for any of this nobody's even talked to us

00:14:10.320 about it that's right because now it's stakeholder capitalism you don't you don't get to vote on it

00:14:19.120 you voted for a leader and the leader went to davos and met with those people and the leaders all around

00:14:26.380 the world decided this is what we're going to do you had your vote you voted for joe biden i am convinced

00:14:34.380 that this is possibly the sole reason why they went after donald trump so hard

00:14:43.900 what did the democrats do in uh 19 what was it 84

00:14:49.420 right after they saw that ronald reagan could take over the republican party he was the outsider he

00:14:56.300 wasn't supposed to win he was not the guy that the party had selected he's the guy the american people

00:15:03.500 selected and many in the gop didn't like it but the democrats saw that and said you can't have an

00:15:12.300 outsider come in and do that we're working on a long-term plan and so that's when they developed

00:15:19.900 their super delegates and all of that stuff that's when bernie sanders said this system was rigged he

00:15:26.380 was right it was rigged intentionally so an outsider could not come in the democrats have been freaking

00:15:34.380 out about an outsider because it's taken them decades to be able to build this machine you're

00:15:40.460 not going to have some guy come in and say yeah we're not doing that anymore

00:15:43.420 donald trump came in and he was not going to be a part of the davos crowd

00:15:55.100 he was not the guy to go there he's probably one of the only billionaire really big successful

00:16:00.300 international billionaire that was not part of the davos crowd

00:16:03.820 and they knew if he's in office none of this happens he's got to be now this isn't why the press hated

00:16:15.020 him i don't know why the press you know how they sleep at night but they were convinced by the the

00:16:22.460 people that talk to them and that they trust those people i don't know how many steps away from the

00:16:29.820 press they are from the davos people some of them probably right in bed with them but it didn't

00:16:36.380 take a lot of convincing but i'm telling you the davos crowd was the crowd that said he cannot

00:16:42.540 be the president of the united states

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00:17:22.860 right after a brand new stew does america this just gets so old doesn't it

00:17:28.220 i just think people are excited about it they need the excited voice to get excited about it

00:17:33.340 what do you what do you have on today what are you what are you doing well first of all you're

00:17:36.060 going to come on the program i think it's going to be great uh you're always the highlight of my

00:17:40.940 week i know uh also we're going to be doing some stuff on the border uh i'll be focused on the border

00:17:45.900 today because of what's going on what the administration is ignoring the way they're just smearing border

00:17:52.220 the slave owners the people the guys who are just whipping i know making them into new slaves yes

00:17:59.420 that's not what's happening at all it's already been debunked yet the media keeps running with it

00:18:03.580 it's crazy they don't even care that it's already come out i have to play i have to play

00:18:07.740 some audio on this uh and we'll do it in a second also dan crenshaw is joining us in about 10 minutes

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00:19:18.140 you know it's crazy

00:19:30.460 oh i've wondered where kamala harris has been because she was put in charge of this border

00:19:39.740 thing and i haven't even yeah she was and i haven't seen her anywhere nowhere until yesterday

00:19:48.460 and she is deeply troubled by what she is seeing on the border

00:19:54.940 do you have any reaction to the border patrol agents using force rains to rain in

00:20:00.060 haitian migrants down at the southern border what i saw depicted about um those individuals on

00:20:08.620 force back treating human beings the way they were is horrible and i fully support what is happening

00:20:17.100 right now which is a thorough investigation into exactly what is going on there but human beings

00:20:23.180 should never be treated that way and i'm deeply troubled about it and i'll also be talking with

00:20:28.380 secretary man shut up that needs to be said from time to time shut up it is their arrogance and

00:20:38.140 their lies have just become i mean you really do have to be a complete zombie at this point

00:20:49.580 to believe that you have to be a zombie you are putting people in horrific situations horrific

00:20:59.980 situations where people are selling everything they have they're getting into bed with drug cartels

00:21:07.740 god only knows what has happened to them on the way just to get to the border why because you have made

00:21:15.100 it lawless how many people have died how many people have been raped how many people have been beaten how

00:21:23.340 how many people are being killed by drugs because this is empowering the cartels the cartels are

00:21:31.340 making a fortune off of the biden policy and you just don't think people should be treated

00:21:37.100 that way which what way what way that a horse should be in front of them so they should stop doing what

00:21:43.180 they're doing so we show force and saying stop coming here it's bad for you they weren't whipping

00:21:49.580 anyone and we're whipping a single person you can take it frame by frame that's not what was happening

00:21:58.940 and we should remind people that the the people that they're trying to stop largely are people that

00:22:03.660 already crossed the rio grande got to the bridge left went back to mexico and now are trying to

00:22:10.860 recross like they're re-entering a concert after leaving that we can't even stop them there's no

00:22:19.980 they were just going back they're taking a vacation and they're just going back they forgot their

00:22:24.620 sunscreen i guess that's what happened i guess so and it's like you know they keep talking about how

00:22:29.340 uh well look at the this is the moment they've been waiting for and all these haitians who've

00:22:33.900 been here for a decade in colombia and venezuela and everything are making their way up here why

00:22:38.860 what do you mean what is the moment that they're waiting for the moment that they've waited for

00:22:43.020 is to have an administration like this that will allow lawless behavior with no consequences that's

00:22:49.180 what they've been waiting for the moment is here apparently and yes thanks and it is this administration's

00:22:55.900 fault and they are denying all of it dan crenshaw comments next this is the glenn back program

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00:24:31.420 do you have any reaction to the border patrol agents using force rains to rein in

00:24:36.540 haitian migrants down at the southern border what i saw depicted about um those individuals

00:24:44.940 on horseback treating human beings the way they were is horrible and um i fully support what is

00:24:53.180 happening right now which is a thorough investigation into exactly what is going on there

00:24:58.620 but human beings should never be treated that way and i'm deeply troubled about it and i'll also be

00:25:04.380 talking with secretary i can't take it dan crenshaw is here maybe he can take it longer than i can he's

00:25:10.140 more of a man uh congressman how are you doing glenn i i i i mean how do you do it how do you do it

00:25:23.100 well i mean what you just played is is uh a clip from kwan harris is infuriating i mean

00:25:29.340 okay i'm about to go as soon as we're done here when you're gonna get a speech on the house floor and

00:25:33.820 the theme of this speech is we'll just stop pretending thank you stop pretending that democrats

00:25:39.020 even have any desire to secure the border because we all know they don't i mean we talk about this

00:25:44.460 on shows like yours quite a bit you know what's because we're asking ourselves why like why we

00:25:48.620 why would you engage in such bad policy um you know why would you why would you take policy measure

00:25:54.300 after policy measure that increases illegal immigration and the answer is because that's exactly their goal

00:25:59.500 uh there's no other way to look at it i mean look there's i think there's a lot of people who want

00:26:06.700 to give some of them the benefit of the doubt look they're just they're just bad at their jobs i don't

00:26:12.220 know i don't agree no way but but i think they do want this to happen um because everything is so

00:26:19.580 calculated everything is so deliberate i mean to throw your agents under the bus like that you have any idea

00:26:23.740 what these border agents are going through every single day oh you know i i that that looks mild to

00:26:29.420 me what happened what i saw in that video looks extremely mild to me now quick and granted a bit

00:26:34.140 of like deployments in the middle east that looks extremely mild to me um but but it should by any

00:26:39.580 standard to be honest especially when people are running across your border and um let's say you know

00:26:45.820 the other thing i think we should stop pretending these people don't have an asylum claim we should stop

00:26:49.660 pretending they do and they should be immediately deported and um it's it's it's gone way too far

00:26:56.140 the abuses have gone on way too long and it's got to stop it's uh i'll tell you dan it is uh i don't

00:27:04.620 know where the gop is but the gop has got to start standing up for the principles and the values

00:27:11.420 that the american people at least half of the american people hold and that is you know we want to be fair

00:27:17.980 we want to be decent i'm so sick and tired to be calling uh racist or really i'm a racist do you

00:27:24.780 know how many people my organization is saving that are uh of browner skin than mine uh that don't you

00:27:33.580 know necessarily uh come from our western culture uh that are not of the same religion as i am shut up

00:27:42.460 these people are doing nothing on the left and everything they're doing is actually hurting and

00:27:48.860 enslaving the people they say they're helping do you think this is a good life for these people who

00:27:54.620 are on the border they've they've now just sold everything and many of them are being shipped to

00:28:00.300 haiti a country they haven't seen in 10 years

00:28:05.420 yeah it's like that's exactly right that actually gets to a deeper point about the immigration debate one

00:28:10.860 that conservatives need to use more often um which is this it's immoral not not just because it's a

00:28:18.300 threat to our sovereignty which it is but also because you're cutting the line and uh yeah that's

00:28:24.700 like that's like that's like moral rule number one that you learn as a kid you can't cut the line right

00:28:29.820 it makes you upset well think about the millions of people around the world who have valid asylum

00:28:34.060 claims i mean like the people you're talking about that your organization helped save in afghanistan

00:28:39.660 these are people with valid asylum claims are actually probably going to get killed by their

00:28:43.980 new government you just can't say the same with the people just rushing across our border i mean

00:28:48.540 are they bad people you know i don't know i don't think so not not most of them are not but they're

00:28:53.580 breaking the law and they're cutting in front of people who are also good people but also

00:28:57.820 in desperate need of our asylum uh claims so it's it's really immoral and look i mean i think republicans

00:29:04.860 saying that's i mean republicans just have no power i mean i i have yet to hear any republicans who

00:29:10.220 who haven't spoken out against the border um they have it's just um and some of us have bigger

00:29:16.620 platforms to do so and we got to win elections look i mean we we got to win elections these things matter

00:29:24.220 to an extraordinary degree and um look we're looking we're searching for ways in texas that that we can

00:29:30.700 kind of subvert the federal authority here and enforce our own state sovereignty and i think

00:29:37.660 abbott is looking at every avenue to do that um but it's not easy you know because it's not as easy as

00:29:42.940 just we'll send more national guard well national guard is no jurisdiction you can't just arrest people

00:29:47.260 i mean it's um it's it's really tough i mean what you see on that on the border patrol the border

00:29:53.580 patrol agents are doing in that video that kamala harris was um you know clutching her pearls about

00:29:58.380 what they're doing is they're they're trying to have a show of force abbott did this too he sent

00:30:02.460 a bunch of texas dps agents department of public safety agents to just show a show of force knowing

00:30:08.220 full well that if if that group just quietly walked past them they can't do anything about it and um

00:30:14.860 that's that's the real crux of this problem it's it's a legal problem and you know what the other sad

00:30:20.060 part is one isn't so easy to fix um reinstate migrant protection protocols that the trump administration

00:30:25.660 had in place you know build walls as much as you can sure but the real issue is disincentivizing

00:30:32.300 crossing via good enforcement and via immediate deportation so that you remove the calculus

00:30:39.420 that that these immigrants currently have which is well probably get let loose and not even given

00:30:43.500 a court date so hey let's give it a shot uh i have to thank you so much for uh for what you did in uh

00:30:51.740 with pakistan for uh the afghanistan refuge uh refugees it is it's crazy i get a call and they

00:31:00.540 said glenn uh can you reach out to the pakistani prime minister and i'm like what why would he take

00:31:07.020 my call apparently he's a fan of some sort and then as i'm getting into it you had a fan uh over there

00:31:16.220 and and between these two uh i guess these two leaders over there uh they actually they've it

00:31:26.780 was it was weird wasn't it you had to write a a letter to i can't remember the name of the general

00:31:32.700 he's um oh hamid yeah head of the isi yeah this is the pakistani intelligence service

00:31:40.300 and uh you you wrote a letter and that was the thing that really helped turn the key we had the

00:31:48.220 prime minister but then we needed general hamid and he was a huge fan of yours and you wrote to him

00:31:55.100 and he turned the key yeah interesting turn of events right um and uh i don't know why they're fans of

00:32:04.300 ours i'll be honest i don't think i've ever said anything nice about um pakistan you know i know

00:32:09.820 full well what we were dealing with and in afghanistan um with pakistan but we've always had

00:32:16.540 this sort of like interesting relationship with pakistan and which which is indicative of the

00:32:21.980 messiness of foreign policy in the middle east right everybody wants to think it's good guys and

00:32:26.220 bad guys but it's never it's never that simple i will tell you i mean if it wasn't for if it wasn't

00:32:31.900 for general hamid and the uh prime minister of pakistan though uh thousands would not be

00:32:39.260 moving to safety now they have they have opened that door that only pakistan could have opened

00:32:46.540 yeah and and they deserve some a lot of praise for that um they went ahead and and used their

00:32:51.580 influence and they have a lot uh to make it happen when our administration here was just

00:32:57.260 not doing it and and it was it was difficult to deal with the state department on this because

00:33:04.140 you'll you'll finally get a hold of somebody with some power and they're like look we've been

00:33:07.900 working on this the whole time you know we're we're definitely with you we're like okay well

00:33:11.900 that sounds good um you know i don't think you've been working on it the whole time but it sounds

00:33:16.300 like at least you changed your mind so so that's great you know like i won't bless you on twitter

00:33:21.980 uh but then but then but then i'd come in and hear things from from other groups not necessarily

00:33:27.260 yours but they're still not getting planes out and and it's a complicated situation i mean sometimes

00:33:32.460 there's a legitimate reason um you know state department just couldn't verify who was on the

00:33:36.540 plane sometimes that was the case but it was frustrating and it just never felt like um they were

00:33:42.220 really taking it that seriously and again to your to your previous point i i i thought they were all

00:33:48.220 about helping yeah they're all about yep and then yeah we were we're the racist i know and we're

00:33:55.180 doing all the work they're they're it's crazy it's crazy the truth the truth is is the democrats are

00:34:02.940 always more excited about getting people into the country that they that they believe they can count

00:34:06.620 on as a voter voter block and like afghans like aren't necessarily they're like it's definitely not

00:34:12.220 obvious that they would vote democrat and cubans venezuelans so they just have a less puerto

00:34:17.740 ricans too you know notice they always call for uh washington dc state but not puerto rico

00:34:23.420 right you know why that is because puerto rico elects republicans

00:34:28.220 um can i ask you one more question um the army is coming out and talking about dishonorable

00:34:36.380 uh discharges for people who won't take the vaccine am i do i have that right and if so

00:34:43.660 what can be done to stop dishonorable discharges from the military that's

00:34:49.900 not right yeah this is another infuriating thing it's just they always have to take this too

00:34:56.380 far look i mean like i get it in the military required to take vaccines um we've been required

00:35:02.060 to do it for a long time um now people have concerns about this one and you're not going to

00:35:08.140 erase those concerns by forcing it on them you're not going to erase erase those concerns by by also

00:35:15.020 changing the policy that this is where it gets bad you know i i'm not aware of anybody ever being

00:35:20.060 expelled dishonorably from the military um for for a normal vaccine refusal and in normal vaccine

00:35:26.140 refusals in normal times there you know you can apply for the religious exemption they don't really

00:35:30.700 care that much also you know if you're six months away from retirement uh you don't have to take your

00:35:35.580 vaccines anymore and um they erased that waiver for covet 19 wow specifically you know so it's

00:35:43.740 just these little things that are so unnecessary and there's but there's hundreds of people in

00:35:48.300 the seal teams that just don't want to take it look and my advice to them is don't throw your career

00:35:52.620 away for this like what they're doing is wrong but don't throw your career away for this um i i have

00:35:56.780 no evidence to suggest there's anything wrong with the vaccine but there's a lot of smart people on

00:36:00.540 this so it's either look i'm a pro-vaccine guy i'm just completely anti-mandate um and you know

00:36:07.420 there's got to be a level of trust between the the authorities and the people underneath those

00:36:12.380 authorities and that trust has been broken a long time ago and our dod leadership just needs to recognize

00:36:17.420 that just be good leaders and recognize that look you push too far you're going to have a real a real

00:36:25.180 blow to force readiness because you're going to force so many people out the people that you need by

00:36:29.660 the way recruiting isn't that easy you know there's not that many people that are really

00:36:33.900 both qualified and want to join the military so we need everybody we can get and you're just

00:36:39.020 kicking people out you know what if they had previous immunity like why isn't there a waiver for that

00:36:43.580 um you know we've had a very small number of service members die from covet very very small

00:36:49.420 um and it's not surprising as to why it's like the age group is like 18 to 45 and generally healthy

00:36:54.700 yep uh there's a good reason that you're not hugely at risk and they call this our number one

00:36:59.580 right i don't know well i'm not saying no no global global warming is the number one threat

00:37:04.860 global warming oh that that's that's right that's right yeah okay our ships will sink if the sea

00:37:10.060 levels rise that's right all right uh congressman dan cranshaw thank you so much for being on with

00:37:16.620 us appreciate it great to be with you glenn thank you bet bye-bye all right let me tell you about uh

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00:38:48.860 slash back legacybox.com slash back the glenn beck program

00:38:57.580 you know what i hate is the fact that we all see this is a dual culture right now and these elites

00:39:04.380 don't mean what they say they don't i mean the emmys were okay for everybody to gather and sit around

00:39:11.340 and not have a mask but you have to i mean in los angeles it's crazy you can't do anything it's

00:39:18.540 carved right out of the law right if you're a performer you don't have to deal with this stuff

00:39:22.460 and that makes no sense whatsoever that's not how covet works oh really yeah a covet apparently when you

00:39:29.500 walk across the border you can't get it but when you fly in you can you can you know you can as we

00:39:35.340 all know there's that level of height that is a big deal with covet you know if you're in a plane

00:39:41.020 very dangerous it's like a nuclear weapon it wouldn't be as bad unless it was about two two uh miles up

00:39:46.540 above the city there you go if it hits the ground then it's not as bad not as bad right that's kind

00:39:51.180 of what's going on with covet okay here all right it is it is interesting because we really have come

00:39:56.620 a long way i mean things are are much even just this year we were talking about this off the air

00:40:02.780 the super bowl in tampa there was 11 000 people in that stadium and a bunch of cardboard cutouts a

00:40:07.340 bunch of cardboard cut cutouts to make it look full that that was this year in february of this year

00:40:13.180 year you watch the if you watch the very first the kickoff game a couple weeks ago on thursday

00:40:17.980 night again in tampa uh stadium same stadium i never even thought of that yeah completely packed

00:40:24.780 like you know wall to wall completely packed to the rafters and it's like well

00:40:28.380 and they're not really rafters in an outdoor stadium but that's that's a side point the bottom line the

00:40:33.020 bottom line there is that like we we really it really has come a long way this year i mean things

00:40:39.180 are different and that was florida in february of this year they were only allowing 11 000 new york

00:40:44.380 it's really really bad and they're saying you know they have to have vaccine passports nobody's

00:40:49.420 really enforcing them yeah their their point their finger down to texas so it's like in texas and has

00:40:55.500 been for a while we got it we got it we got it that's what they're saying this is ridiculous we got it

00:41:02.620 sure and they're not enforcing well that's against the law in new york why why aren't they enforcing

00:41:09.420 it why isn't that happening because they know too many people are saying this is bullcrap just like i

00:41:14.940 think with the emmys if you if you're in los angeles and that's okay and you have to mask up does that

00:41:22.860 seem right to you this is the glenn back program let me tell you about american financing take for

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00:42:25.580 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is

00:42:47.740 the glenn back program

00:42:49.180 hello america welcome to the glenn back program i want to talk to you about how your life is going

00:42:57.980 to forever change and it already is we're already on the road you know it but you may not be able to

00:43:06.860 name it you probably just think oh well it's just covet is it is it just covet and if it is covet um who

00:43:17.820 brought us covet there are some new documents out that i have to share with you we're doing a special

00:43:25.980 in a couple of weeks it'll be in uh october uh that uh is pretty buttoned up case on where did that come

00:43:35.500 from who was involved in that and uh what's it being used for now there's lots of agendas involved but

00:43:45.180 the biggest agenda is to get you under control get your spending under control make sure that you're

00:43:53.740 only doing things that the government wants you to do and this is not just a u.s government this is

00:43:58.460 a global thing it's happening all over the world that's why you're seeing the lockdowns pretty

00:44:03.260 consistently everywhere in the world i'm gonna give you some things to think about in 60 seconds

00:44:15.180 the glenn beck program what do you feed your dog typically what do you feed your dog you even

00:44:21.100 know i don't even know the name of this crap i don't know the name of the food no all i know is

00:44:25.580 you pull a rough greens on top yeah that's all i know i know i get it out of a big white bag that

00:44:31.420 looks like it looks like a prescription food you know what i mean sure yeah i just like it because

00:44:37.020 you can put you pretty much give them styrofoam peanuts and they'll eat it if you put rough greens

00:44:40.460 out of it i don't know if that's healthy well joe biden has been apparently putting uh rough

00:44:45.020 greens all over secret service agents oh yeah his dog loves it loves it that's true

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00:45:36.140 okay i just want to throw a few things out here tonight or today and um

00:45:49.820 and get you ready for tonight's broadcast only on blaze tv uh if you were somebody who listened to me

00:45:57.180 in 06 and 07 especially in 07 i was freaking out in 07 do you remember uh before the collapse

00:46:04.060 like the the few months before the collapse i was desperate to find anyone who would verify or take

00:46:11.100 it apart and say no glenn but everyone i met with they would always get down to the argument of

00:46:18.860 you don't understand there's so much money that is involved here it the systems will will hold it

00:46:25.980 it's not gonna fall apart and i'm like i think you rely too much on these systems that no one can really

00:46:31.980 explain uh i think you're wrong and in 07 freaking out a little bit and saying please pay attention to

00:46:43.260 what's going on i feel exactly the same way but it's not necessarily about the economy it is about the

00:46:52.780 economy but it's the whole thing this time it's the whole thing it is going to dramatically change

00:47:05.660 all of our lives and it is going to hit you financially like nothing will ever hit you

00:47:14.220 and it is it has happened two other times before in american history where we've changed our currency and

00:47:21.180 this is just one little piece of it and generally speaking every time that we have had to change

00:47:27.660 our currency and go to like for instance the last time this happened was in the 20s we went to the

00:47:32.380 greenback once you do that and you change the old currency loses value and it's only worth about 60 cents

00:47:43.500 for every dollar so you'll lose 40 of your savings when it happens and it is going to happen and this is

00:47:54.060 why they're talking about a digital dollar the fed is very clear this is the way they're moving they are

00:48:01.180 right now trying to make sure they know everything that you are doing if you put in or take out

00:48:08.540 six hundred dollars at your bank the federal government is going to be notified now they

00:48:16.140 say they're just going after the rich but i know a lot of people that take six hundred dollars out of

00:48:21.980 their bank account and are not rich i know a lot of people that put six hundred dollars in their bank

00:48:26.860 account and and put it in and they're not rich take it out and they're not rich i mean when you're

00:48:33.420 moving a hundred thousand dollars two hundred thousand dollars you know then i could say oh

00:48:37.740 you're probably pretty rich six hundred dollars again it's about control

00:48:47.260 i want you to understand that your your country has fundamentally changed you are no longer living

00:48:52.540 in the country that we all thought we were living in and i think you know that by now when the when the

00:49:00.060 national archives say that our founding documents are racist and they need trigger warnings what happens

00:49:10.540 what's the next step there's only two steps to go from there you say you know that was a crazy time

00:49:19.820 right right when we were burning all the art and the books oh we were stupid that's one

00:49:26.380 one the other one is well we knew they were offensive we got to just get rid of them just put them away

00:49:35.180 they're too offensive we're not doing that anymore if your government and your archives are now saying

00:49:41.500 that your founding documents are racist and offensive how much longer will they be that may be preserved

00:49:49.980 forever but how much longer will they be in use you can't say something is racist and offensive

00:50:01.100 and then still use it

00:50:05.900 they are walking us to an edge

00:50:11.820 the latest is now the the airlines should shame the frequent flyers

00:50:20.700 if you used to fly with the airlines and you had a lot of air miles you would get perks

00:50:30.060 everything is up that was down the entire world is inside out

00:50:37.100 now they're saying we should shame the frequent flyers not give them perks

00:50:41.500 now this takes everything that we know about business and turns it upside down why did the

00:50:51.020 airlines say frequent flyer programs because they knew people were traveling and they wanted them to

00:50:56.140 travel on their airlines they wanted the money because it helped their airline if you are saying

00:51:02.700 don't fly on airlines how do those airlines not become aeroflot

00:51:07.820 how do those airlines continue to innovate and give you great service if they are telling

00:51:15.740 people not to fly well they need to tell people not to fly because that's the only way they'll get

00:51:22.060 their little green stamp from the government because air travel is so bad they're upset

00:51:28.940 that easter this last year was up 800 from the year before well of course it was up 800 from the year before

00:51:38.780 nobody was going anywhere the easter before last and so it's up 800 that's bad for the environment

00:51:51.500 what is that going to do well that's going to mean that we have fewer choices in airlines now they say

00:51:59.020 that they're not getting rid of air travel but i'm guaranteeing you air travel will go back to the way it

00:52:05.580 was in the 1960s which is kind of nice you know fly me to the moon when that was happening it was a jet

00:52:15.100 setting kind of thing that i'm gonna i'm gonna take you down to the beaches baby and we're gonna go with

00:52:21.260 the with the jet setters it was for the rich it was for the famous you got dressed up

00:52:30.220 it's going to be that way again you're not going to get dressed up but it's going to be that way again

00:52:35.980 for the sake of the planet now what does that do

00:52:42.780 in some ways it might be a good thing because maybe our families will stay together because if you can't

00:52:51.100 fly and of course your evil car is going to cost you eight dollars a gallon in gasoline you're also not

00:52:59.500 going to drive very much that's just two things that's the price of gas and the idea that we shouldn't

00:53:10.540 travel as much by air think how much that's going to change our lives all of our lives

00:53:22.700 this is just one thing

00:53:26.460 and let me go a little deeper on that one thing

00:53:30.860 right now the banks citibank has just gotten on board with blackrock where they are no longer going to

00:53:38.700 give anyone alone that is building any kind of fossil fuel plant to be able to create energy

00:53:49.660 now i don't know if the geniuses and they do i don't know if the geniuses have figured this out or

00:53:55.100 thought of it but when you are going to an all electric car all electric vehicle based economy

00:54:05.260 you're going to need more electricity not less

00:54:08.860 tonight i'm going to show you the five categories that made america great and i'm not talking about

00:54:20.540 well i am kind of i'm not talking about america is great because america is good although that does

00:54:27.740 play a role i'm talking about what made the united states of america the powerhouse that it always was

00:54:38.700 because in the 20th century something happened

00:54:43.420 and we became the powerhouse and it's very clear what those things were and right now all five of

00:54:51.340 them are being dismantled and and i mean dismantled in an in an epic uh pattern

00:55:05.260 inflation is out of control you know it and i know it you can't get the goods and services that you've

00:55:13.660 always counted on do you know that there was a time before covid that one ship in the port of los angeles

00:55:25.340 one ship waiting was a big deal okay they can move these ships through the ports like crazy

00:55:33.020 one ship waiting was a big deal and that was usually uh cleared you know within a day

00:55:39.740 there are now 73 ships cargo ships off the coast of california waiting to dock the docks are all

00:55:51.100 screwed up covid they don't have enough people to work yada yada yada that's why you can't get anything

00:55:58.620 there's 73 ships waiting to put things on to our ground that you might be waiting for right now

00:56:06.940 now i'm sorry but i don't believe all of this is happening

00:56:14.620 just because of covid the government is playing a role in keeping people off of work they want ubi

00:56:25.260 and they also want to train you not to work that it's easier just to stay home

00:56:32.220 we can't play into that

00:56:42.860 they're also doing everything they can to hurt farmers

00:56:46.940 i'm going to show you what they're doing to farmers tonight that i believe i truly believe and

00:56:52.540 i don't mean just farmers here in america i mean farmers all around the world this is happening on a

00:56:57.500 global scale i truly believe this idea that they have and are implementing now is as dangerous as

00:57:06.540 mao's five-year plan which caused china to starve to death i believe by 2030 if we don't wake up and

00:57:19.180 start standing up as a people going whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa no my elected official never put that

00:57:27.820 into law if we don't start standing up and demanding that these agencies are under control

00:57:35.020 i believe global starvation will hit epic epic levels by 2030 so what can you do

00:57:44.620 tonight i'm going to show you the scenario of the five categories it is the plan to make not only the

00:57:53.420 united states but every country that's not already venezuela venezuela it is the epic takedown of the west

00:58:04.620 and i'll give you some things that you must do to prepare

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01:00:11.900 so there is uh uh coming from the bureau of labor statistics

01:00:17.980 the consumer expenditure study for the year of 2020 how much did you pay for health care entertainment

01:00:29.340 clothing and food the average person amounted to sixteen thousand eight hundred and thirty nine

01:00:37.820 dollars and eighty nine cents for food seven thousand clothing fifteen hundred health care

01:00:44.140 fifty one hundred entertainment three thousand that's about what the average person spent

01:00:51.100 last year so all of your hard work goes to pay for those things right entertainment health care

01:00:58.060 clothing and food how much did you pay in taxes remember you paid sixteen thousand eight hundred and

01:01:06.460 thirty nine dollars for food and clothing and health care and entertainment in taxes

01:01:13.980 you paid seventeen thousand two hundred and eleven dollars do you remember when mitt romney said

01:01:22.380 look we're never going to get the forty seven percent to go along with us do you remember that it's a big

01:01:27.580 scandal at the time why what was he saying he's saying forty seven percent of the population doesn't pay

01:01:33.020 federal income taxes and so they're always going to be on the side we're not going to be able to get

01:01:38.140 them with tax cuts because they're already paying zero okay that was in twenty twelve forty seven percent

01:01:44.460 and i remember thinking if it ever gets to fifty one percent franklin's prophecy about how it's over

01:01:51.180 will happen because once you get the majority you can never talk that down uh down uh i hope you're sitting

01:02:00.540 down forty seven percent of people emit romney 2012 today that number is sixty one percent pay no tax

01:02:11.500 sixty one percent of america pays no income tax they get it taken out in payroll but they get it back on april

01:02:20.780 15th or they're getting it back now through other programs so you end up not paying any federal income tax

01:02:31.180 that means forty one percent is carrying the entire load just uh i know you're not a mathematician but

01:02:38.620 39 oh 39 sorry 39 i'm i'm a doctor man uh 39 39 39 is carrying the entire load and told constantly

01:02:49.740 they're not paying their fair share exactly right when 61 don't pay anything

01:02:55.340 in federal income tax you paid eight thousand eight hundred and eleven dollars and seventy eight

01:03:03.100 cents the average person that's paying tax remember you paid for food seven thousand three hundred and sixteen

01:03:12.380 so you paid over a thousand dollars more for tax than you did for food

01:03:19.660 hmm state and local income taxes twenty five hundred dollars clothing was fourteen hundred dollars

01:03:27.740 fifteen hundred dollars social security taxes five thousand three hundred and ninety two

01:03:33.260 that's health care was about the same amount uh and entertainment you paid about the same amount in

01:03:41.660 property taxes

01:03:42.620 hmm

01:03:44.300 i know what i get when i spend my money what am i getting when the government is spending my money

01:03:51.420 this is the glenn back program

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01:05:15.500 this is the glenn beck program uh it's really difficult to take something as big as the great

01:05:29.740 reset uh and boil it down it's very easy to sound like you're a conspiracy theorist very easy

01:05:38.140 um and they know that and cass sunstein and his ilk uh have have designed the whole system to

01:05:48.220 be able to say that about people they know uh that most people are not paying attention and have you

01:05:55.100 ever talked to somebody i was talking to some scientists um a couple of couple of days ago

01:06:01.180 because we're doing a big covid show in october and these guys are from all over the world and

01:06:07.580 they have been working together to get to the real truth because it doesn't make sense and they started

01:06:14.860 in and i had my chalkboard out and i'm like okay look here's the story as i understand and i put a

01:06:22.540 story arc out and we started talking about it and they would go no no wait but you don't understand

01:06:28.940 that's blah blah blah and they got into all kinds of technical stuff and i'm like what what wait stop

01:06:34.700 stop what is that about and they're like well you can't say this if it's a level i'm like okay that's

01:06:42.140 not even important to the story it's not even important to the story it is to you guys because

01:06:47.420 you're so deep into it but to the average person hearing it it's like drinking from a fire hose you

01:06:54.860 know and that's why it is so critical that you know right now people are seeing and feeling there's

01:07:02.780 there's no way that biden you know biden in iowa has a 31 percent approval rating in iowa 31 it's not

01:07:14.780 not good suboptimal suboptimal yeah that's the right so you got that going for you there's there's a a

01:07:23.500 reason why uh people are able to wake up because things are going so horribly right now that the

01:07:35.340 average person can see it and feel it and it hits them in their pocketbook and it will continue to do

01:07:41.900 that and honestly it is uh the only answer here is to be happy friendly and kind and i know that sounds

01:07:57.020 horrible because people are like what what i want to fight i want to rip their throats out okay okay i got

01:08:04.060 it but you to to fight is insanity at this point it's insanity i don't want a civil war the 600 000

01:08:15.740 people plus died in our last civil war that's a really bad idea and that also destabilizes absolutely

01:08:23.180 everything so all of our wealth all of it it's gone our jobs everything we think of as america gone

01:08:32.060 we have to do everything we can to avoid all of that and right now the way the democrats are speaking

01:08:43.820 what they're doing to our schools people are awake and you need to you need to be friends with them and

01:08:53.020 talk them down out of the tree the people who voted differently say i i i got it hey can you

01:08:59.340 just help me out because i'm man i think i'm i'm i'm seeing something and maybe i'm wrong

01:09:07.500 but have you seen this connection and this connection how do you explain that because i can't

01:09:12.140 i can't make heads or tails of that i can't you know one of the things i've been saying lately is

01:09:19.660 because people give everybody the benefit of the doubt because we want to we want to believe that

01:09:24.140 everybody loves our country just as much as we do and they are looking for a same great outcome

01:09:31.580 they just have a different way of getting there okay if that's true and you're just incompetent

01:09:41.900 once in a while things would break that would break our way you know what i mean if it was just

01:09:50.380 random mistakes i just didn't know i would do it would not always be to the detriment of everything

01:09:57.580 we hold dear but everything breaks that way tell me a mistake that has been made that you would classify

01:10:04.460 as a mistake or your friends would classify as a mistake that has been like wow did that work out for

01:10:10.700 our advantage can you name one because i can't

01:10:21.980 tell me something that's breaking towards freedom and the constitution

01:10:27.580 seems like we're going the opposite way going the opposite way and of course obviously we've had

01:10:31.820 part of this is related to covet and all the changes over the past couple of years but we

01:10:36.940 talked about that number i think it was 61 of people didn't pay any federal income tax

01:10:41.260 and a good chunk of that difference is because of covid being a very strange year

01:10:47.500 and we changed a lot of systems and a lot of money went back to people and and there were payments

01:10:53.340 from the government and all the things that we know occurred so you could in a normal america look

01:11:00.460 at that and say it may have been a mistake it may not have been a mistake we may have had to have done

01:11:05.580 it or whatever you think but it's a temporary thing we we we did this one time and we're just

01:11:14.220 going to have to deal with this one year correct but they're trying to lock in all these changes

01:11:18.300 correct they're trying to lock in these payments to people uh every month even when you know that we

01:11:25.820 have 11 million jobs unfilled and that means small businesses are hurting um corporations even

01:11:33.180 are hurting they can't get people to make their stuff do the things that they have to trucking

01:11:38.780 all of it all of it it's hurting those policies are keeping people out of their jobs and it's

01:11:45.260 empirical evidence and they know it and they're doing it anyway so is that just an honest mistake

01:11:53.740 because honest mistakes do happen let's say let's just say afghanistan was an honest mistake

01:11:59.580 mistake will you come out eventually when it's that devastating and say that was a huge mistake

01:12:06.540 um we're getting some of these people who help make the decision they're going to be going away we've

01:12:11.500 got some other people that were saying the right things and we just didn't listen to them

01:12:14.940 um and they're coming in and we're changing our policy and we're doing this x y and z that's what

01:12:20.700 happens when you make a mistake they don't say that they don't do that nobody ever pays for a mistake

01:12:27.100 because i'm convinced they're not mistakes they're not you make a certain amount of mistakes in the

01:12:32.940 same direction you wonder maybe none of them are mistakes correct because they have a different

01:12:39.260 world view yeah and there's also some of this that's that's taking advantage of the circumstances

01:12:45.020 and maximizing them to be able to further a long-standing plan that they've talked about openly

01:12:51.980 correct right so you know it doesn't mean that you know they're you know i mean i don't even go down

01:12:59.820 like it's just the bottom line is that they they see this they see all of these terrible things as

01:13:06.220 a crisis that cannot go to waste if we're going to have to deal with these things why not further

01:13:13.900 the goals we've been talking about behind closed doors and out in the open for a really long time

01:13:19.740 we can lock in things that we've never been able to lock in before mm-hmm and they're doing it right

01:13:27.820 in front of our eyes and you have the president saying that we are going to fundamentally change

01:13:34.300 our capitalist system go from a stakeholder a shareholder to a stakeholder that's very different

01:13:41.180 because this system doesn't work for everyone well wait a minute and when you look at if 39 are

01:13:52.060 paying for the entire load and they're paying the income tax when they say we're going to raise the

01:13:59.100 income tax who are they raising that on they're raising that income tax on the wealthy and everybody

01:14:06.060 says yeah get the wealthy well now that's the top 39 who's carrying the entire load um you might not

01:14:16.460 want to piss them off or do things that will hurt their businesses you might want to keep that cash cow

01:14:23.340 coming you don't kill the cash cow so if you have 39 paying all of the taxes now think of this

01:14:30.860 that includes anybody who's making over what 400 200 000 um beginning of my career when i was when i was

01:14:41.340 making good money 200 000 a year what was i doing with that money i was building this business i was

01:14:49.980 employing how many people at one point i think i was employing myself like 150 people

01:14:56.380 you're gonna you're gonna come after me the small businessman and you're gonna make me pay more

01:15:04.780 because the only thing i'm gonna do is i'm gonna have to fire people and downsize

01:15:09.820 because i'm spending all that money for growth

01:15:14.300 they're gonna start penalizing people with houses they're making it they're going to make it impossible

01:15:20.380 for people to own land or a farm do you know that in um new mexico

01:15:30.300 they're now trying to pass a bill uh for 50 50 they want the people of new mexico

01:15:41.340 to put 50 percent of all of new mexico in a global trust

01:15:46.220 that sounds like a bad idea it does sound like a bad idea yeah yeah you know what's going to happen

01:15:55.500 you know how they're going to get to their 50 50 goal in the entire united states they're going to

01:16:00.700 make it impossible for you to have to pay your taxes they're going to make it impossible for you to do it

01:16:09.260 unless you sell your your house or your land because remember the idea by 2030 is that you don't own anything

01:16:19.820 that implies somebody does the government does meaning no private owner no private ownership

01:16:25.580 you can't take america that was built on private ownership remember that's what we came away from

01:16:34.620 we were in england where you couldn't really own the land you rented the land or worked the land from

01:16:41.740 the lord or the lady you didn't have property you couldn't do that we're going back to that

01:16:51.020 and they say no one will own it well someone will someone will and it won't be yours

01:16:56.540 so the top one percent they're not really paying taxes the billionaires are not paying income tax

01:17:03.020 they're not how can they possibly pay more than pay less than a secretary because they're not taking

01:17:09.740 income anymore and you're not affecting any of those george soroses i can guarantee you they don't care

01:17:19.020 because they're not affected so who are you affecting the people who are trying to move

01:17:25.500 up in class you're keeping everyone down and telling them don't work don't get don't don't

01:17:33.740 you don't work for those don't those skills don't matter don't do it just learn how to be a protester

01:17:40.940 then they're taking the money and the taxes from the people who are trying to build wealth

01:17:45.740 and trying to build something in the entrepreneurial american spirit

01:17:50.620 and then they're leaving the richest of the rich completely alone

01:17:57.340 because those are the lords and the ladies

01:18:00.540 they have to squeeze this onto entrepreneurial class and crush it

01:18:05.980 so you'll have lords and ladies and serfs

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01:19:52.220 this is the glenbeck program um i think i'm in with sean hannity tonight on his program on

01:19:59.180 fox he's been asking for an update on what's happening over in afghanistan for a while and i

01:20:05.180 hadn't been able to talk until really yesterday so i'm gonna think i think i'm on tonight uh with

01:20:10.860 sean hannity you don't want to miss that that'll be right uh after my program in central time uh

01:20:18.060 and uh and and make sure you join us for my program ripe of following uh right after a brand

01:20:25.660 new stew does america thank you i was trying to get you there but um hey did you see that the secret

01:20:33.820 service uh bought uh eight drones um from china that was after three days after the defense department

01:20:46.780 said yeah the dji products pose potential threats to national security and then the uh

01:20:57.900 then the fbi uh bought eight drones total that brings them up to 19 drones

01:21:06.460 from that company from china what why are we doing that

01:21:10.300 is there is there no one friendly to the united states that we could buy things from is there no

01:21:16.780 one i mean i know there's not very many people friendly did you hear that the the french canceled

01:21:21.100 a meeting with biden yesterday at at uh the un they're pretty pissed off oh they're really pissed

01:21:26.380 off yeah about the whole nuclear nuclear submarines yeah yeah yeah australia apparently wanted our

01:21:34.620 technology more than the french technology yeah i don't necessarily blame them for that but french

01:21:41.420 the french submarines though i bet they have a great kitchen you know what i mean it comes with a chef

01:21:46.940 it comes with a chef i mean you know you've got a place for a sauce pot you know yeah everything

01:21:53.500 else um can we can we stop buying chinese technology and uh and gee i you know the fbi bought 19 drones

01:22:03.020 secret service bought eight drones i i'd like to stop with the drone thing too that's a maybe

01:22:09.020 something else we should talk about this is the glenbeck program welcome to the glenbeck program a lot

01:22:17.660 to talk to you about and including some really interesting uh information about coronavirus

01:22:26.380 and some of the people that were working on coronavirus and and and dr fauci huh

01:22:37.420 we go there in 60 seconds stand by

01:22:42.380 the glenbeck program i want you to imagine living in a world where 50 60 of the money that you have in

01:22:51.980 the bank is good the rest of it is just gone imagine if you've been saving up for retirement

01:22:57.980 for how long and now we change currencies and it's only worth half of that that is coming and you know

01:23:07.580 the really nice benefit on this one is according to the state department or state department according

01:23:12.380 to the treasury this time it's also going to be um uh equity based so instead of saying everybody's

01:23:23.340 dollar is worth 60 cents they're going to say well how much money do you have are you white are you in

01:23:31.660 a protected class okay if you're not well then your money is going to be worth 40 cents on the dollar

01:23:38.300 and this class over here that might be worth 110 you know percent isn't that great i love that we're

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01:24:10.700 about farming tonight that'll blow your mind they want to redesign every bit of farming and they don't

01:24:18.540 want to do it just you know in a tester they want to do it on the entire globe and they want to do it

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01:24:49.980 i wish i could say i was puzzled by this uh report now about the wuhan scientists planning to release

01:24:58.380 coronavirus particles into a cave of bats um but i'm not and the only reason why i'm not is because

01:25:06.460 i'm working on a show that's coming out in october and i knew this particular piece of this uh about two

01:25:15.500 weeks ago and couldn't get the couldn't get the evidence uh to it uh safely let's put it

01:25:28.220 it that way they planned to create a chimeric virus genetically enhanced to infect humans more easily

01:25:40.460 now this is 18 months before the first covet 19 case appears researchers had submitted plans to release

01:25:49.020 skin penetrating nanoparticles and aerosols can containing uh novel chimeric spike proteins of bat coronaviruses

01:26:00.540 into cave bats in china okay all right okay well that kind of explains why we think this might be

01:26:11.020 aerosol and if it is aerosol and if it is aerosol that means that space doesn't matter time matters it doesn't

01:26:20.700 matter if you're six feet away what matters is how long how long has it been since somebody else who

01:26:29.500 might have had it been in the area if it's aerosol which by the way i don't believe

01:26:36.380 i don't believe i don't believe nature creates the aerosol it's just hanging in the air for a long

01:26:44.860 period of time that's why you could get it and space six feet apart doesn't mean it doesn't make any

01:26:52.620 difference at all doesn't make any difference how long has it been since that has been exposed in this

01:26:58.460 area so anyway these scientists 18 months before they uh they went to darpa

01:27:09.660 the defense advanced research projects agency you know darpa and they said hey we'd like to do this

01:27:19.740 experiment and we'd like your funding and your help and darpa looked at it went uh i don't think so

01:27:26.060 darpa i think that's where most of our biggest brains are hanging out and they said no

01:27:38.380 that's when fauci decides to get involved uh it is uh

01:27:48.540 uh you're going to be you won't be shocked uh but you will be horrified at the truth about the

01:27:59.020 coronavirus you will understand the world will make complete sense to you all of a sudden you'll be

01:28:04.460 like oh okay oh that's why that was happening okay i got that you won't understand you won't get

01:28:13.100 all of the facts yet uh because a thorough investigation needs to happen but it probably

01:28:19.580 will not but maybe we can crack that open a bit we have a special coming in october that you don't

01:28:27.740 want to uh miss i wish i could give it to you now but it is so complex and we have to have this thing so

01:28:33.580 buttoned up every word that comes out of my mouth has to be exactly right or we'll be in trouble

01:28:40.620 we'll be in big trouble you'll um you'll understand when you see it

01:28:52.300 um did you see still chief james craig leads gretchen whitmer by six points

01:29:03.100 it's not surprising that people would be a little tired of the whole gretchen whitmer thing

01:29:07.660 in in michigan you mean her success her incredible success and not any not all totally

01:29:15.660 no hypocrisy whatsoever michigan i think was one of the i think one of the hardest hit states when

01:29:23.660 it came to really irrational covet restrictions and you know people really did not uh well

01:29:30.780 depends on what you say is irrational you know what i mean uh for instance like the emmys that

01:29:37.260 wasn't irrational no they can all gather in that room and they can all be having dinner together they

01:29:43.500 can all be laughing and talking and nobody has to wear a mask because they're entertainers now where do

01:29:50.700 you find where do you find that to be irrational yeah i know it doesn't see it seems like for whatever

01:29:57.260 reason these cities and states have decided to have cutouts for people who are famous or play

01:30:03.740 musical instruments or play sports or are politicians or are politicians do we have it we don't happen to

01:30:10.940 have i did um have you heard the full excuse from the san francisco mayor on why she was caught in a

01:30:18.860 nightclub without a mask the we had it on my show the other night um it is you know what's crazy is you

01:30:26.700 say did you hear the crazy explanation from the san francisco mayor being caught and then you follow

01:30:34.460 it in a nightclub without a mask i you know usually it's like who knows what caught in some dungeon

01:30:41.340 wearing a leather mask that may have happened later in the evening yeah i mean that's how crazy things

01:30:46.700 have been being caught in a nightclub within it without a mask here she is i was there i was

01:30:52.540 eating okay and i was drinking okay and i was sitting with my friends and everyone who came in

01:30:57.500 there was vaccinated so the fact that we have turned this into a story about being massless no i'm not

01:31:03.660 gonna sip and put my mask on sip and put my mask on stop for a second that's exactly what they tell

01:31:10.700 you to do on an airplane every time you fly yes ever since joe biden got in he changed all the

01:31:15.820 regulations of what they need to say on the airplane they say you need to take a sip and then put your

01:31:20.540 mask back on put take a bite put your mask back on and chew so that is specifically something we're

01:31:27.020 all supposed to be doing on airplanes but she's in a nightclub with much poorer ventilation and is okay

01:31:33.660 with that but she has not told you the real reason why okay all right because i mean you might say like

01:31:39.340 there are extenuating circumstances right yeah things can happen where maybe you would not wear

01:31:45.420 a mask was um she was mugged and all they stole was her mask it could be that could be what if it was

01:31:52.940 the most exhilarating circumstance you can possibly imagine like the most exciting thing possible

01:32:00.940 occurred and it just made you forget she was a chippendales dancer and i don't think she i don't

01:32:08.780 think again i don't the gender thing's difficult these days but i think that's what i was for men

01:32:12.940 right well oh my gosh you're such a sexist let me hear what she had to say i had a good time at the

01:32:19.180 black cat okay and i think it's sad that um this is even a story she had a good time the fact is um

01:32:25.980 um there was something that was really um monumental monumental hurt and that is tony tony tony

01:32:35.820 the original members the brothers rafael sadiq and dwayne wiggins oh who have not performed in public

01:32:45.180 for i believe at least over 20 years wow they are just really um some of the most incredible artists

01:32:53.260 in the history of this country and the bay area in particular right and the fact that that is

01:33:00.060 getting lost here is very unfortunate now stop you have to understand gun this is the tony tony tony

01:33:08.780 tony tony tony one with a y one with an i one with an e tony tony tony right they were back together

01:33:16.940 oh i now that why is the media covering that america has been waiting for tony tony tony i know

01:33:26.220 it was monumental because i remember tony tony tony i remember tony tony tony and i was a dj at the time

01:33:33.900 and you give me a hint on what their one hit might have been called i'm looking here feels good

01:33:43.740 is that the hint or is that the name of the song because i that's the name of the song feels good

01:33:49.420 feels good do we have a clip of that sir feels good feels i i do remember tony tony tony largely

01:33:56.060 because of the they spelled it three different ways y i and e at the end of tony tony tony but i could not

01:34:03.100 remember any of the songs songs you think they had songs they had one it was just one it was just one

01:34:12.140 hit yeah and when i say hit i should say hit you're calling that a hit it feels good was the

01:34:18.780 first group group's first single to breach the top 10 and the billboard top 100 that's what people say

01:34:25.100 that hit number 10 right yeah yeah you don't if you got to number four you say the top five yeah right

01:34:31.260 as possible then as it becomes easier don't remember this part well this is yeah or as needed

01:34:37.820 the lead up now can you remember you think about this you're in a san francisco club and you have

01:34:44.540 a mascot but you're not gonna leave it on for this you're just gonna because you're this is the moment

01:34:49.340 you get up i'm still trying to recognize i still don't recognize don't recognize it

01:34:55.260 i still don't pretty long but i'm thinking to my time but i am thinking to myself that i'm in a nightclub

01:35:02.060 and all of a sudden they say ladies and gentlemen tony tony tony

01:35:12.220 are there lyrics and they still don't come out they still don't come out but you're just screaming

01:35:16.700 you're on your feet screaming and you think

01:35:22.380 i don't recognize this song are you sure this is the right song it sounds like the right era but

01:35:27.500 no it's not the right at all go go deeper into that that's gotta be no i mean

01:35:36.940 i don't think i've ever heard this song in my life so no i've never heard this song stop this was

01:35:42.220 this is a this was a a mistake in history okay well you're talking about rafael sadiq

01:35:49.340 yeah but he wasn't they didn't bring in rafael sadiq rafael sadiq and he came with them with the

01:35:58.540 other tony and the other tony i she only mentions two tonys by the way this is another issue when i

01:36:03.500 have with this statement she only mentions the two tonys which neither one of them are named tony we

01:36:08.940 should we should note that rafael sadiq that's that sadiq that's uh tony is short for sadiq tony is

01:36:17.660 short for sadiq and it's a different culture you know anthony anthony tony i kind of thought it

01:36:24.220 would be like you know a band you'd listen at two at like like they're playing like italian music but

01:36:28.300 no no tony tony tony tony tony tony can we hear the rest of her statement because there's still more

01:36:34.140 she's she has other things you need to know yeah all right about tony tony because people followed

01:36:38.460 up somehow here a trumpeter maurice mobetta brown mobetta brown who is just phenomenal these incredible

01:36:46.380 musicians incredible who performed she's still going on about tony tony tony by the way the

01:36:50.940 spirits of not just myself but all the people who were there i was sitting at my table this is

01:36:57.100 craziness i don't know about you and whether or not you know who rafael sadiq and dwayne wiggins

01:37:04.380 are i don't know about you but if you know who they are if you know who they are i don't care where

01:37:10.940 you're sitting you're gonna get up you're gonna get my drink was sitting at the table a drink at

01:37:15.260 the table i got up and started dancing because i was feeling the spirit yeah and i wasn't thinking

01:37:20.860 about a mask oh she wasn't she wasn't thinking about a mask no she was feeling the spirit she

01:37:25.580 wasn't thinking about a mask right now i haven't heard that excuse be accepted by the cdc by the cdc

01:37:34.620 yeah or any airline dr fauci never was like unless you're feeling the spirit obviously if tony tony

01:37:40.940 tony is playing it is the tony tony tony clause it is yeah it is the constitution there's not of the

01:37:47.580 constitution that's ridiculous of the cdc rules and regulations so you know it's like you have a bad

01:37:53.980 case of ebola do not walk in to a crowd unless you hear tony tony tony right you know look we're gonna

01:38:03.180 have to triple mask your two-year-old right who may also be feeling the spirit right somehow but

01:38:09.580 if it's not tony tony tony related then i'm sorry the kid can't breathe that's the way it works i'm so

01:38:16.540 sorry we're gonna mask your two-year-old but if the freaking mayor of san francisco decides indoors in a

01:38:24.540 nightclub that tony tony tony moves her soul wait a minute could it be that your soul is moved

01:38:33.420 by frank dino and sammy okay i don't think so it's tony tony tony can't be frank dino and sammy

01:38:43.740 no i will say that wow that's that's i'm sorry that was probably white oppression although sammy

01:38:49.420 davis jr was black and jewish i don't know the only thing that makes sense here is if you start hearing

01:38:57.820 tony tony tony music you take your mask off because you'd rather have covid you'd then listen

01:39:03.420 to another if i were in san francisco honest to god if i were in san francisco i would get one of those

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01:41:49.540 jesus really the guy would look right into your eyes he'd pierce your soul you'd be like oh crap i

01:41:55.340 don't feel well you know i mean i'd like to meet jesus really i bet he'd like to meet you too

01:42:02.000 you know if you're billy graham okay yeah meet jesus me uh-uh if you're tony tony tony yes of course

01:42:10.360 you do right of course you do he's he's you know turning you know wine into water or water into wine

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01:42:22.740 to the dance floor right that's the way it works that's the way my all-time dream would be to meet

01:42:28.020 tony which one the e wow yeah t-o-n-e tony that's a dream no seriously if you could meet anybody who

01:42:34.420 would you meet i have no idea i can't think of one person honestly off the top of my head there's

01:42:40.000 nobody i'm sure there is i just like elon musk because there's nobody that you would like to meet

01:42:44.220 uh people aren't really interesting to me um i kind of well i have to lockdown eras worked well

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01:44:35.020 subscription to blaze tv hello and uh welcome to the glenn back program uh i have to delve a little

01:44:50.300 deeper into what i thought was going to be a quick answer uh is there who is it is on your bucket list

01:44:58.140 is there anybody that you want to meet uh at all and stew came out and said no

01:45:04.020 i'm out of people i've met more people than i need to meet right in my life right i i now would

01:45:11.400 like to meet negative people is that possible can i reverse some of the people i've met previously

01:45:15.860 yes yes you can i would like that okay i would like that option and and this comes from i you know i

01:45:22.600 well you asked me totally on you know out of nowhere yeah yeah yeah and i had not really put

01:45:28.080 any thought into it obviously but thinking about it like i think part of it is that when you meet

01:45:34.080 people that you think are really smart or really great in some particular way you usually build them

01:45:41.660 up in your head to be better than they actually are and then you meet them and they basically ruin

01:45:45.960 it like i think there's a lot of people whose whose work i like you know comedians or you know

01:45:52.040 authors or whatever elon musk would be fascinating yeah but like i yeah i mean elon musk i don't like

01:46:00.040 there's no i wouldn't have anything against meeting elon musk but like okay he'd be happy to hear that

01:46:05.100 yeah but i don't have any desire to me do you have any desire i mean you i would like to talk i know

01:46:11.220 you'd like to interview him i'd love to interview him but i would like to i just to be able to sit

01:46:16.740 down at a table and just talk to somebody and let them talk and and just listen just and be able to

01:46:23.180 steer the conversation like but wait what but what do you think about this it would be fascinating

01:46:28.760 there's so many people that i would like to talk to they don't want to talk to me but so many people

01:46:33.760 i would like to talk to i mean look i interview people every day i listen to podcasts of other people

01:46:38.760 being interviewed i like hearing people's perspective on the world but like meeting them i don't know that

01:46:44.000 that adds much to it you know i got you just stay over there okay just you stay over there i'll stay

01:46:50.380 over here i've met too many people i'd like i'd like to narrow it down to like six i will tell you

01:46:56.320 that uh i know that clint eastwood has me on his bucket list and you're gonna lose your chance

01:47:04.440 clint you're gonna lose your chance because glenn can't be possibly alive for another six months

01:47:08.820 it's towards the end obviously towards the end here and uh yeah he's on i've i've wanted to meet

01:47:15.500 clint eastwood forever that one seems so doable for someone in your position it's not it's strange

01:47:21.120 i don't know how i don't know i mean it's the guy who appeared at the republican national convention

01:47:26.580 and you're glenn beck and he'd love me he'd love me like a son and we'd go horse riding you have a

01:47:33.340 little like fantasy seemingly built in your mind can you picture this no we would just go for a talk

01:47:41.000 on the back of a horse that's right totally normal thing yeah yeah yeah well if you're going with

01:47:46.780 clint eastwood what are you gonna stand around just like hey but like let's go play around a

01:47:50.960 golf it's clint eastwood you get it you get on a horse and you go someplace and it's beautiful

01:47:55.280 wherever you are it's beautiful it's beautiful the sun is always setting and he's smoking a cigar

01:47:59.060 and he's got a hat and a poncho on really yeah you know the reason why he's 90 i cannot believe

01:48:06.260 he's 90 years old and i don't know if you've seen him he looks exactly the same yeah yeah he's gonna

01:48:13.640 lose he's gonna lose his chance he's gonna meet you to meet me wow what a what a terrible tragedy

01:48:18.640 for all the things he's done in his life yeah and that one's on his bucket list and he's like

01:48:22.580 i go he'd never spend i'd make i'd make room for you clint i would wow that's quite an honor

01:48:28.860 you do have a list of people though i mean elon musk is always elon musk is i'd love that one

01:48:34.340 seems doable he's he's like he does interviews yeah no it's me it's me strangely i can get to

01:48:42.500 the prime minister of pakistan right but elon musk and clint eastwood no i mean they draw the line

01:48:49.740 elon musk is not certainly no conservative but he does but he is he is no i'm just saying like

01:48:55.660 why why would anyone talk to you obviously not because they like you like there's there are

01:49:00.760 reasons why you come in contact we had you had the former president of the united states on you've

01:49:05.580 had a couple presidents of the united states on since i've known you none of them have been the

01:49:09.480 democratic presidents of the united states correct you've had george hw bush on yes you've had donald

01:49:14.540 trump on i i had george bush on george w yeah i can't remember that one but i remember we had

01:49:19.800 cheney on we've had uh rumsfeld pence on yeah i mean you've gone through you can go through all

01:49:26.080 the key republican figures going back a long time and most of them have reagan on the program reagan

01:49:31.420 yeah so you can go back and you find all of them and largely and this is you know i've not had bill

01:49:38.080 clinton on no but you've never had clinton on no you've never had obama on uh you've never had

01:49:43.740 kamala harris or joe biden on and you know what my interest my interest in all of those except for

01:49:52.400 obama i'd love to sit with obama i'd love to talk to obama do an interview with obama sure oh i mean

01:49:57.520 look we don't think he would enjoy it no but i would enjoy that one a great deal uh joe biden

01:50:04.420 it'd be like talking to a sponge come on man i mean i just no not interested i mean i not interested

01:50:11.460 well if if the president is listening and wants to come on we'd love to have him on i think it

01:50:16.160 would be a fascinating interview i will take i will take you know what and if you just if you

01:50:22.960 just want to send us a loofah the spot loof what are those called loofah those little sponges the you

01:50:29.820 know you just send that and i'll interview that it will probably give me more information

01:50:35.640 probably and less abrasive certainly will and loofah yeah can be abrasive they can be abrasive

01:50:42.920 yeah but less abrasive than him i think i think but some of these i think for you are doable but

01:50:47.900 like when you come out i feel like sometimes you just you meet you meet a celebrity and it's like

01:50:52.200 you know yeah i don't want to meet celebrities i don't really care about that well you know that

01:50:57.560 elon musk is a celebrity at this point yeah i know but but there's more than just the celebrity

01:51:01.960 right like you know the uh what do you call it the show with the all of the girls bruce jenner

01:51:10.640 is kardashians yeah kardashians all the girls and then bruce anyway um you know no interest in

01:51:18.720 meeting kendall at any point nope no like i can definitely name like i would love to go see certain

01:51:24.500 athletes with my son who we you know we share an interest in the same sports teams i could definitely

01:51:30.480 like there's certainly things like that but as far as just like meeting someone to meet someone

01:51:35.060 like i don't have a bucket list like that my son now he's into football and uh and uh and we've met

01:51:42.180 a lot of football people and i don't even know who they are but we have pictures of them and i'm like

01:51:47.600 i was saying to him don't you remember we've met we've met some legends and he was like really

01:51:52.100 who and i'm like i don't know but there's a picture of you with him and this is another picture

01:51:57.560 with you with another guy i don't have any idea who they are none none whatsoever you mainly have

01:52:04.120 spent your life meeting people that i would like to meet that's one of the reasons why meeting them

01:52:09.560 that's one of the reasons why i'd like to know who you want to meet because i want to meet them

01:52:14.760 just to piss you off you've done this many times many times over the years yes many times i seem to

01:52:20.460 have met all of your heroes you were friendly with andy reed when he was coaching the philadelphia

01:52:25.800 eagles of course i'm an eagles fan sure and uh you hung out with them yeah did events with them

01:52:30.940 quite well yeah um bono you hung out with bono that was great fan and i'm not really a u2 fan

01:52:37.900 so i couldn't really talk about that this has happened multiple times yeah over the years yeah

01:52:42.560 i will say i was there for the most important one which is when we both met together weird

01:52:47.060 ally yankovic which was the only really good celebrity meeting see now i don't remember that

01:52:51.560 one i don't remember that one but you do yeah well i met i i've met weird al several times because i

01:52:57.480 was in radio and it's a pretty you know he's a really nice guy he's like legitimately the nicest

01:53:04.060 guy really legitimately nice everybody says this about him there was a huge piece everybody says

01:53:09.660 that about weird al gankovic really like like legitimately seems like the nicest guy i know but

01:53:15.200 when you say everybody says that about weird al i don't know if there's that many weird al

01:53:20.160 conversations that are going everyone that's met weird everyone that says this has the same

01:53:24.660 observation because i would agree with that statement yes yes do you remember in the same

01:53:29.400 situation same area uh we met george clooney one day remember george clooney came in oh yeah that's

01:53:35.600 right and he was very nice we got a lot of nice he was very nice i thought you guys were gonna be

01:53:39.480 buddies for a while there and then he realized who you were and then i was like i am not interested

01:53:44.140 but george i am a married man back off kind of how it went yeah it was weird it was weird

01:53:50.140 yeah two people that i have met that i wish i never did oh i know one of them what bb king

01:53:57.700 bb king bb king my wife on our one of our first dates i took her to see bb king i had been waiting

01:54:05.000 to see bb king a huge fan of your whole life whole life huge fan of bb king uh my wife was you know

01:54:11.760 when when she was in her 20s she still is but when she was in her 20s she was like smoking hot

01:54:16.440 okay okay sure and me not so much no uh bb king has a thing for blondes that are smoking hot

01:54:24.140 okay so i go backstage to meet bb king and this is like one of the biggest moments of my life right

01:54:32.420 and i'm like oh i gotta meet bb king mr king the whole concert my wife is sleeping okay i keep waking

01:54:41.180 her up you're missing bb king yeah i'm sorry i just tired and how much longer is this gonna go

01:54:48.380 on i mean she hated it yeah hated it uh went backstage and he didn't even look at me he looked

01:54:56.060 at her and he was like come on over here and sit on bb's lap and i'm like so i did i went over and i

01:55:04.240 sat on bb's lap and i'm like i'm blonde too what are you talking about uh all right let me tell you

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01:56:19.520 i'm finding out a lot of stuff about stew today i'm sorry we derailed the show i asked one stupid

01:56:32.860 simple little question yeah uh and now i'm just and now i feel like i'm a lay down on a couch stew i

01:56:39.060 got to talk to you for a while he he just said you know it's like when people ask me what a hobby

01:56:43.900 what hobby i have i don't i don't have any hobbies i don't know exactly what i do with my day

01:56:47.700 i really don't now that could be the drugs i don't know it could be the heavy drug use

01:56:53.240 maybe that's why all right people say there's no effect negatively yeah because you don't drink

01:56:57.420 heavily you don't take drugs uh no no no definitely not i i mean i have my kids i have work

01:57:02.940 and i think there's other things i do i mean i get such a bad image because i like being with my

01:57:10.560 friend i like being with my family yeah more than anything else and i'm kind of a

01:57:15.340 cave dweller yeah i'm they they they have referred to me in my neighborhood as bigfoot

01:57:21.900 or sasquatch because they're large and because a sighting of me is that rare oh gosh wow i said

01:57:29.820 the wrong thing there oops you're a jerk so i get a bad rap for it and you like you skate you don't

01:57:37.180 you don't ever do anything with anybody that's not true i have friends that i do things with but i

01:57:42.520 just i don't have like a like a hobby i i really have thought about this and i can't even think of

01:57:47.120 one that i want to start let alone have okay i think you're probably about the age i was where i

01:57:53.760 was like i don't have a hobby because you know you start getting to be a little older and you're like

01:57:59.080 better come up with a hobby or i'm going to be making puzzles and gluing them to the ceiling

01:58:03.580 yeah i think that well especially like at some point like work and kid responsibilities would

01:58:10.940 probably fade i don't know that that's i don't think that's true i mean i've got kids in my in

01:58:16.880 their 30s now still still no i feel like i have friends like oh yeah we played you know that play

01:58:22.280 golf a couple times a weekend i was like wait isn't golf like four or five hours yeah no that that

01:58:29.200 changes i i imagine i'm not there yet obviously you ready for this one rafe's 17th birthday oh my

01:58:36.820 gosh 17th birthday was uh last night if you've been a long time listener of the program you remember

01:58:42.520 when we adopted him 17 years ago that's incredible i mean you talked about it on the show i remember

01:58:50.940 when it was happening i told him how special it's been and and you know the next exactly 12 months

01:58:58.800 how we're gonna cherish every one of those days

01:59:03.040 365 individual he actually said to me he actually said to me the other day he's like i'm thinking

01:59:13.320 about dad dad i'm thinking about getting a job and i'm just gonna have like a small truck and maybe

01:59:19.620 like a tiny house and and i can maybe i'll find a place to keep the tiny house and i'm like that's

01:59:26.940 that's your plan and he said well i mean i can't live here you know my whole life and i'm like dude

01:59:33.920 i'm joking when i say i'm throwing semi joking when i say i'm throwing your ass out on your 18th

01:59:41.420 birthday yeah that's not the way of the world anymore now you stay at home until you're 30 or 40

01:59:47.120 no 50 nope get out i don't know you're you you you act like mr tough guy on the air i think your your

01:59:55.500 kid wants to stay in the house you're gonna you're gonna let it happen no they can build a tiny house

01:59:59.760 outside you know once in a while come in once in a while to use the bathroom uh but you ain't using

02:00:06.760 the kitchen get out i actually you know a friend of mine has their whole family uh living i guess

02:00:14.520 their great great grandfather or something uh bought a bunch of land couple hundred acres and so forever

02:00:21.560 the family has just been building houses on that land and everyone in the family lives there i mean

02:00:28.120 yeah okay it sounds like it sounds like a creepy kind of compound uh but it's actually not and talking

02:00:34.580 to him and he's like it is the best thing ever living around your family is the best thing ever

02:00:39.580 and i said then you should live around my family uh can they move there uh because living around my

02:00:46.760 family no i don't and that's the way i've always felt until recently and now i'm just i would i'd i'd

02:00:56.880 give my right arm if everybody in the family just wanted to live you know not in my house around my house

02:01:02.620 right within a five miles of your house yeah well that's a little close okay ten miles of your house

02:01:09.640 yeah in the same state within an airplane ride of my house wow yeah unfortunately global warming you

02:01:18.400 probably shouldn't take an airplane ride very often so send me a postcard kids send me a postcard

02:01:24.960 all right i'm just gonna go uh rain some people on the off the back of a horse we'll see you tonight at nine

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