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00:02:39.380 Hello, America.

00:02:40.580 Well, there's a lot to discuss today.

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00:04:21.900 Hello, Stu.

00:04:23.900 Glenn, how are you?

00:04:24.520 Good.

00:04:24.860 Big speech tonight.

00:04:25.860 Yeah, big speech.

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00:05:08.380 Yes, Glenn.

00:05:08.720 Okay.

00:05:09.100 Thank you very much.

00:05:09.740 Right after a brand new Stu Does America. 0.50

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00:05:18.560 All right.

00:05:18.920 So I just have to start here because this is the thing that is our biggest problem, and it is—

00:05:29.060 I was going to say this, but I want to be very careful.

00:05:33.320 It's old people, but it's old people that will not leave Congress or the Senate. 1.00

00:05:40.740 It's not all old people.

00:05:42.020 Donald Trump is an old guy, but he's not acting like it, and he's not thinking like it.

00:05:47.780 Mitch McConnell is an old guy who has old think, if he can even think.

00:05:52.580 Somebody in his office is thinking old.

00:05:54.520 Let's put it that way.

00:05:55.940 So he represents Kentucky, obviously.

00:05:59.140 Mitch McConnell wrote in the Washington Post,

00:06:01.740 Every time Congress faces a government funding deadline, Washington reminds itself that shutdowns are worth avoiding.

00:06:08.880 This is familiar in an all-too-frequent conversation.

00:06:11.340 He goes on to say,

00:06:14.280 Today, we're closer than ever on making ignoble history on the front of budgets, tomorrow's challenges.

00:06:23.280 And we owe it to our men in uniform and our taxpayers to be honest about the consequences.

00:06:27.980 Consumer goods aren't the only things that have grown more expensive in recent years.

00:06:31.640 In times of high inflation, governance without updated appropriation means diminished Pentagon buying power,

00:06:36.960 forcing the U.S. military to equip itself for the next year's threat at this year's prices.

00:06:42.520 Even as fresh eyes comb the Pentagon for new efficiencies and cost savings,

00:06:46.880 effective military acquisitions continue to require multi-year runways.

00:06:51.560 A truly clean full-year continuing resolution would, at the level set for 2024,

00:06:57.740 would mean no new starts on critical programs that the military needs.

00:07:01.680 Okay, he goes on and on and on about how the Pentagon just needs more money.

00:07:05.820 We just have to spend more, more, more on more, more, more for the Pentagon.

00:07:10.340 So I would like to respond with my own op-ed.

00:07:15.320 Dear Senator McConnell,

00:07:18.000 Your call for more Pentagon spending is as tone-deaf as it is reckless.

00:07:25.080 The United States, I don't know if you know this,

00:07:27.020 already spends more on its military than the next nine countries combined.

00:07:32.840 We spend $877 billion last year alone,

00:07:39.220 dwarfing China, Russia, and the entire EU's collective defense budgets.

00:07:46.020 All of those, nine countries, and they're the big nine.

00:07:50.680 And then us, and we still dwarf them.

00:07:54.480 I don't know, you need more money?

00:07:57.020 Why are you so worried about China if they don't have all this money?

00:08:02.320 And yet here you are, clamoring for more,

00:08:04.720 as if throwing cash at an outdated war machine

00:08:07.420 is somehow or another going to secure our future.

00:08:09.700 The world has changed, Senator,

00:08:12.820 and your priorities are stuck in the old time, country time era.

00:08:19.300 Aircraft carriers,

00:08:21.020 those floating behemoths that you and the Pentagon so dearly love,

00:08:25.480 are relics of the past.

00:08:28.780 In the next real conflict,

00:08:31.480 they'll be as useless as horses were in World War I.

00:08:35.540 Speaking of which, let me just give you the stats on the horses,

00:08:38.320 because it's going to be applicable to the aircraft carriers

00:08:41.940 the next time we really go to war.

00:08:44.220 When Europe entered World War I,

00:08:46.520 they had 25 million horses.

00:08:49.880 By 1918, 15 million of them were dead.

00:08:55.800 Why?

00:08:56.700 Because they were mowed down and slaughtered by machine guns

00:09:00.940 and tanks that ran over them because they couldn't outrun them.

00:09:05.260 That's the fate awaiting, Mr. McConnell.

00:09:09.780 Boy, I would love to start calling you Mr.

00:09:11.520 And, uh...

00:09:12.920 That is the fate awaiting your aircraft carriers.

00:09:17.940 Sunk by hypersonic missiles or swarms

00:09:21.580 of really cheap $500 AI-driven drones.

00:09:26.500 That'll happen before they can even launch a jet. 0.61

00:09:31.300 The 1950s called Senator,

00:09:33.420 and they want their war plans back.

00:09:36.280 The future isn't in steel and jet fuel.

00:09:40.280 It's in artificial intelligence

00:09:42.040 and, unfortunately, artificial superintelligence.

00:09:46.300 Every dollar spent on yesterday's hardware today

00:09:50.420 is a dollar wasted in three years

00:09:53.680 when AGI upends everything we know about warfare.

00:09:58.100 Worse, with the Pentagon's track record,

00:10:01.100 every dollar spent today

00:10:02.600 will balloon into $2 or $3 of inflation tomorrow

00:10:06.760 thanks to the House and the Senate's obscene spending spree. 1.00

00:10:11.520 We're drowning in $34 trillion of national debt.

00:10:16.360 That's 128% of GDP,

00:10:18.820 a level unseen since World War II.

00:10:22.220 A level unseen since World War II.

00:10:26.960 Annual deficits are now $1.7 trillion.

00:10:30.740 That's what they were in 23.

00:10:32.900 Interest payments alone are projected

00:10:35.260 to go over $1 trillion this year or early next.

00:10:41.020 I don't know about anybody else,

00:10:42.880 but those numbers aren't sustainable.

00:10:45.920 It's a fiscal time bomb.

00:10:48.820 And yet, you want to shovel more taxpayer money

00:10:52.140 into the Pentagon

00:10:53.220 that hasn't passed a single audit in its history?

00:10:58.700 Six attempts since 2018.

00:11:01.400 Six failures.

00:11:03.520 Trillions of dollars unaccounted for.

00:11:06.760 Waste so rampant,

00:11:08.500 it defies comprehension.

00:11:10.560 I'm sorry, Senator.

00:11:11.800 It's irresponsible.

00:11:12.820 Bordering on criminal to suggest more spending

00:11:16.900 when they can't even count the cash they have.

00:11:22.400 When will you people in Washington wake up?

00:11:26.740 The real threat isn't just from abroad, 0.95

00:11:29.660 although those dangers are profound.

00:11:32.600 It's from within.

00:11:35.280 The call is coming from inside the House.

00:11:38.180 In fact, it's not just the House.

00:11:40.280 It's also coming from the Senate, Senator.

00:11:44.240 Your refusal to adapt is jeopardizing our security

00:11:47.940 more than any foreign adversary could.

00:11:50.820 I don't know.

00:11:52.600 Has anybody seen the drone shows that China does? 0.94

00:11:54.780 You know, on their whatever, 4th of July,

00:11:56.420 they seem to do it like 700 times a day or a week.

00:11:59.600 I don't know why they do.

00:12:01.000 But they have these drone shows.

00:12:02.820 Thousands of synchronized lights

00:12:05.040 that are just painting the sky,

00:12:06.860 making things move.

00:12:08.520 Have you seen them land ever

00:12:10.500 on these giant open fields

00:12:13.180 and they just keep coming down

00:12:15.760 like an invasion?

00:12:17.980 Thousands of these drones?

00:12:21.620 Now, Senator, I want you to listen carefully.

00:12:24.460 I'll speak slowly so you and,

00:12:27.040 well, you won't hear it,

00:12:28.320 but your staff will hear it.

00:12:30.700 Imagine those aren't fireworks

00:12:33.580 or for a show,

00:12:36.080 but weaponized drones,

00:12:38.840 each one really cheap,

00:12:41.740 precise,

00:12:42.400 and networked by AI.

00:12:45.640 A single network with AI,

00:12:48.580 a single swarm,

00:12:50.040 could cripple our planes,

00:12:51.820 ships, tanks, and troops

00:12:53.720 before we ever load a gun.

00:12:57.540 Ukraine's drone wars

00:12:58.880 have already shown the reality.

00:13:00.880 $500 drones taking out

00:13:02.640 $10 million tanks.

00:13:05.560 Senator, that is the future

00:13:07.280 that we're staring down right now.

00:13:09.760 Okay?

00:13:10.080 And you're still polishing

00:13:11.260 Cold War relics?

00:13:13.720 Here's what I want the president

00:13:15.100 to say today.

00:13:17.840 Freeze every bloated project.

00:13:21.280 And I'm talking specifically

00:13:23.580 about the Pentagon.

00:13:25.840 Redirect everything,

00:13:27.720 every dime,

00:13:28.820 every mind toward winning

00:13:30.500 the AI-ASI race.

00:13:32.580 You know how I feel about that. 0.78

00:13:35.040 It scares the living bat crap out of me.

00:13:37.620 But you know what's worse?

00:13:39.900 Us not leading.

00:13:42.300 This is the only battlefield

00:13:44.660 that matters now.

00:13:46.420 We've got enough stockpiles

00:13:48.320 of dusty old stuff

00:13:50.080 to handle any foreseeable war

00:13:52.080 in the next two to three years.

00:13:54.140 We also have a president,

00:13:55.960 if you people in Congress

00:13:58.060 would understand what he's doing,

00:14:00.320 fighting to end the conflicts,

00:14:02.620 not start more of them.

00:14:05.580 Your plea for more spending

00:14:07.360 isn't just misguided.

00:14:08.920 It is an absolute betrayal

00:14:10.240 of the American people

00:14:11.480 who are sinking under debt

00:14:13.580 and inflation

00:14:14.340 while you chase ghosts

00:14:16.340 of wars past.

00:14:17.900 Or is that what you're doing?

00:14:22.740 I mean,

00:14:23.700 I might have buried

00:14:24.880 the lead here, Senator.

00:14:26.860 But,

00:14:27.740 well,

00:14:29.000 let's see if anyone else

00:14:30.620 listens to the following stats

00:14:33.060 and they think

00:14:34.660 maybe this op-ed

00:14:37.080 was being written

00:14:38.020 not for the American people.

00:14:41.120 And probably not by you,

00:14:43.080 but probably by somebody

00:14:44.540 who hasn't lost their mind

00:14:46.640 to dementia yet

00:14:48.340 who works in your office.

00:14:51.140 Listen to these stats.

00:14:52.280 Your state,

00:14:53.020 Senator,

00:14:53.500 Kentucky,

00:14:54.560 it's 45th

00:14:56.180 in GDP per capita.

00:14:58.460 It's 44th

00:15:00.020 in employment.

00:15:01.560 It's 42nd

00:15:03.220 in high school diplomas.

00:15:05.700 And yet,

00:15:06.980 it's 11th

00:15:08.360 in defense-related

00:15:09.900 contract spending.

00:15:12.380 Hmm.

00:15:14.280 So,

00:15:15.520 Senator,

00:15:16.020 may I just ask you,

00:15:17.680 who are you really

00:15:19.700 concerned about?

00:15:21.980 The safety

00:15:22.940 of the American people?

00:15:25.120 Or the people

00:15:26.260 you funneled

00:15:27.380 millions,

00:15:28.360 if not billions,

00:15:29.280 of dollars to

00:15:30.620 over the years?

00:15:32.360 Haven't you done them

00:15:33.420 enough favors?

00:15:35.540 What do you say

00:15:36.160 you give it a rest?

00:15:38.520 Because

00:15:39.120 thanks,

00:15:40.820 but no thanks,

00:15:42.160 on spending more money

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00:18:14.580 but then it went

00:18:15.040 in a different direction.

00:18:15.580 It went in a different direction.

00:18:16.180 Yeah, it was a little different.

00:18:17.400 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:18:17.920 Now, do you feel bad

00:18:19.720 beating up on a man

00:18:20.880 who's just a few months

00:18:22.100 away from retirement?

00:18:23.320 He's already announced

00:18:24.080 he's leaving

00:18:24.740 and you're going after him

00:18:25.860 like that.

00:18:26.160 That's sad.

00:18:27.180 No.

00:18:27.960 I do have one question for you.

00:18:30.480 Yeah.

00:18:30.820 Because I, with you,

00:18:32.380 want fraud and waste

00:18:34.260 and abuse to go away.

00:18:35.640 I think we spend a lot of money

00:18:37.260 on our military

00:18:37.780 and a lot of it's not directed

00:18:39.440 the proper way.

00:18:40.820 No.

00:18:41.240 But with your concern,

00:18:43.060 and I think very valid concern

00:18:44.660 that you've laid out many times

00:18:45.820 about AI

00:18:47.620 and drones

00:18:48.420 and all of these things,

00:18:50.200 you know,

00:18:51.540 is this the time

00:18:52.280 to cut spending

00:18:53.400 to the Pentagon

00:18:54.080 with that type of threat

00:18:55.340 on the board?

00:18:55.760 So, let me just say,

00:18:56.960 how many drones,

00:18:57.800 $500 drones

00:18:58.840 could we buy

00:18:59.720 with a billion dollars?

00:19:01.700 I mean, I'm not a mathematician,

00:19:02.840 but several.

00:19:03.420 Several.

00:19:04.060 Over 10.

00:19:04.840 Yeah, over 10.

00:19:05.460 Over 10.

00:19:06.000 Double digits at least.

00:19:06.720 Right.

00:19:07.800 I just think that

00:19:09.660 because AI

00:19:11.000 is going to change

00:19:12.600 everything,

00:19:13.880 we're going to hit

00:19:14.940 A-G-I-N-A-S-I 1.00

00:19:16.320 and we'll hit it

00:19:17.400 Artificial General Intelligence

00:19:19.920 and Artificial Super Intelligence.

00:19:21.720 When we hit

00:19:22.280 Super Intelligence,

00:19:24.020 we're going to,

00:19:25.440 we're going to say,

00:19:26.440 how to,

00:19:26.680 because we always war,

00:19:27.860 we always war plan.

00:19:29.080 Okay?

00:19:29.320 Always.

00:19:29.880 We do these little things.

00:19:30.800 It will be able to war plan 0.94

00:19:32.860 for us

00:19:33.480 without us doing

00:19:34.460 any exercises.

00:19:35.360 It's just going to say,

00:19:36.360 we're going to say,

00:19:36.880 what's the best,

00:19:37.820 most effective way

00:19:38.860 to conquer China

00:19:41.760 is should we go to war?

00:19:43.080 And it will lay it out for you.

00:19:44.720 And I can guarantee you

00:19:45.800 it's not going to be like,

00:19:47.020 well,

00:19:47.280 what you do

00:19:47.900 is you move

00:19:48.520 your aircraft carriers.

00:19:49.900 It's going to think

00:19:50.940 out of the box

00:19:51.940 and it's going to think

00:19:53.240 unlike people

00:19:55.080 have ever thought before.

00:19:56.460 So every dollar

00:19:58.280 we're spending

00:19:59.600 right now,

00:20:00.320 it's like,

00:20:00.800 it's like,

00:20:02.360 you know,

00:20:03.180 Henry Ford's family

00:20:05.060 when,

00:20:06.780 you know,

00:20:07.540 he was just starting

00:20:09.440 the assembly line

00:20:10.440 going,

00:20:10.820 yeah,

00:20:11.080 I know dad's doing

00:20:12.140 a lot of stuff,

00:20:12.940 but I'm building

00:20:14.160 new buggies.

00:20:15.880 I think we should

00:20:17.140 double down

00:20:17.800 on the buggy industry.

00:20:19.820 We don't know

00:20:20.880 what the car

00:20:21.860 of the future

00:20:22.800 is going to be,

00:20:23.840 so to speak,

00:20:24.680 in war.

00:20:25.300 We have no idea.

00:20:26.820 But we are so close

00:20:28.440 to it.

00:20:28.980 Why would we spend

00:20:30.480 any money

00:20:31.900 on anything

00:20:32.820 other than

00:20:33.600 the race

00:20:34.200 to AI,

00:20:35.080 AS,

00:20:35.860 ASI?

00:20:36.660 Why?

00:20:37.220 Why would we?

00:20:39.580 We could get there

00:20:40.500 and we could go, 0.99

00:20:41.100 oh crap, 0.98

00:20:41.480 we shouldn't have done 0.99

00:20:42.000 any of that.

00:20:44.160 So you just stop

00:20:45.520 innovating

00:20:46.520 in the military

00:20:47.840 until ASI's here?

00:20:49.280 What's the,

00:20:49.840 how does that work?

00:20:50.420 we can,

00:20:50.800 we can,

00:20:51.700 you just shouldn't

00:20:52.780 spend a trillion

00:20:54.600 dollars on ideas.

00:20:56.640 Right.

00:20:56.920 Okay?

00:20:57.280 Let's,

00:20:57.720 let's shore ourselves

00:20:59.100 up in the short run,

00:21:00.400 but no need

00:21:01.840 to launch that

00:21:03.280 big program

00:21:03.960 on the F54

00:21:05.500 or whatever number

00:21:07.260 we're up to.

00:21:08.360 No need.

00:21:09.080 Well,

00:21:09.180 how do your friends

00:21:09.780 get their vacation houses?

00:21:11.520 That's a problem.

00:21:12.260 That is a problem

00:21:13.020 I haven't been able

00:21:13.840 to solve.

00:21:14.200 Yeah,

00:21:14.400 you haven't solved that.

00:21:15.080 Right,

00:21:15.280 right,

00:21:15.400 right.

00:21:15.600 I do think,

00:21:15.840 like,

00:21:16.040 I,

00:21:16.940 because I'm with you,

00:21:18.880 I think there's enough,

00:21:20.060 my thought is,

00:21:21.020 there's enough in the military

00:21:22.220 that you can

00:21:23.140 cut and redirect

00:21:25.220 and still save money,

00:21:26.860 right?

00:21:27.200 Like,

00:21:27.440 and that I think

00:21:28.720 I'm for.

00:21:29.260 I'm concerned about

00:21:30.540 the military's focus

00:21:32.280 being efficiency,

00:21:33.620 however.

00:21:34.420 Like,

00:21:34.620 I don't think that,

00:21:35.500 like,

00:21:36.000 when you're developing some,

00:21:37.400 I mean,

00:21:37.660 Star Wars is the example

00:21:38.820 of that from the Reagan days,

00:21:39.840 right?

00:21:40.000 Like,

00:21:40.400 when you're trying to develop

00:21:41.240 something like that,

00:21:42.000 if you're,

00:21:42.400 if you're counting

00:21:43.180 every single dollar,

00:21:44.520 your focus is not

00:21:45.920 the lethality,

00:21:47.420 as Pete Hegseth's talked about,

00:21:48.880 of what you're trying to do.

00:21:50.100 We should not have

00:21:51.380 the private sector

00:21:52.360 count any dollar

00:21:53.520 right now

00:21:54.340 on AI.

00:21:55.620 Right now,

00:21:56.740 the Pentagon

00:21:57.360 should be,

00:21:58.960 should be watching

00:22:01.440 the private sector

00:22:02.580 on AI.

00:22:04.100 DARPA is already involved,

00:22:06.300 okay?

00:22:06.700 So we know the government

00:22:08.020 is already involved

00:22:09.200 in all of this

00:22:10.020 and very,

00:22:10.580 very well aware

00:22:11.420 and they will adapt

00:22:12.960 quickly,

00:22:13.760 but we should not

00:22:15.640 be building old systems.

00:22:17.740 We should be spending

00:22:18.660 our money

00:22:19.400 building server farms,

00:22:21.820 power plants.

00:22:22.620 That is the future.

00:22:24.780 That's the future.

00:22:26.540 Not another aircraft carrier

00:22:28.520 or a newly designed plane.

00:22:31.360 You want to talk about,

00:22:32.420 you know,

00:22:32.620 do you see the big plane

00:22:34.140 that went down?

00:22:34.620 What was it?

00:22:35.700 FedEx or UPS?

00:22:36.900 Big plane that went down

00:22:38.220 over the weekend.

00:22:39.320 Bird strike.

00:22:40.520 Okay.

00:22:41.140 Gigantic plane.

00:22:42.380 It didn't go down.

00:22:43.240 It had to land,

00:22:44.560 but it was on fire.

00:22:45.580 Yes.

00:22:45.980 So bird strike.

00:22:48.780 Imagine what 500 drones

00:22:51.180 could do.

00:22:52.900 You don't even have

00:22:53.860 to put explosives.

00:22:55.280 You just swarm the plane

00:22:57.540 in the sky

00:22:58.200 and it's down.

00:22:59.340 Yep.

00:23:00.080 Stop it.

00:23:01.020 Stop right now.

00:23:02.160 Everything is about

00:23:03.200 to change.

00:23:03.700 And that should not

00:23:04.620 just go for the Pentagon.

00:23:06.080 That should go for

00:23:07.060 every business in America.

00:23:09.460 The future is not coming.

00:23:11.520 It's here.

00:23:12.080 This is Glenn Beck.

00:23:15.160 You know what's missing

00:23:16.080 from your day?

00:23:17.240 Big sigh of relief.

00:23:18.580 You know what I mean?

00:23:19.020 One of those things

00:23:19.520 where you're like,

00:23:20.180 ah.

00:23:20.460 With all the news

00:23:22.720 and the turmoil

00:23:23.720 that's going around

00:23:24.400 the United States

00:23:25.160 and abroad,

00:23:26.060 you would be wise

00:23:27.200 if you plan ahead

00:23:28.780 and work to secure

00:23:29.840 your own economic future

00:23:31.440 and the economic future

00:23:33.440 of your family.

00:23:34.100 I'm going to talk to

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00:23:37.620 She's going to show you

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00:23:40.800 that our GDP estimate

00:23:43.700 is down 2.8%.

00:23:47.440 That's really bad.

00:23:49.320 That's not good news.

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00:24:30.480 All right, tonight,

00:24:31.420 President Trump's first address

00:24:32.640 to Congress

00:24:33.100 since his return

00:24:33.880 to the White House.

00:24:34.500 We're giving 47 bucks

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00:24:51.960 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:24:55.860 We're just talking about spending,

00:24:58.680 and I want to talk about

00:24:59.980 who creates jobs,

00:25:02.420 what's happening with the economy.

00:25:03.740 We're going to get into that

00:25:04.520 here in a second,

00:25:05.200 but Stu,

00:25:07.280 when we went off the air

00:25:09.000 here in the commercial break,

00:25:10.340 he was like,

00:25:10.760 I don't know if I agree with you

00:25:12.780 on what I'm saying is

00:25:14.580 freeze all of the big spend.

00:25:17.340 Do not start

00:25:18.680 any new airplane design

00:25:20.980 at the Pentagon

00:25:21.780 that is a 10-year contract.

00:25:24.340 That most likely

00:25:26.040 will be a waste of money

00:25:28.040 because AGI and ASI

00:25:30.300 is coming,

00:25:32.200 and that will change everything.

00:25:33.960 It will change warfare.

00:25:36.160 It just will.

00:25:37.080 Drones, $500 each,

00:25:38.820 have already changed warfare.

00:25:41.160 We have to be preparing

00:25:42.520 for the future,

00:25:43.640 and that future

00:25:44.160 is much more nimble,

00:25:45.740 much smaller,

00:25:46.740 and I have a feeling

00:25:47.600 much cheaper.

00:25:49.440 Are you concerned

00:25:50.220 about a bridge here, though?

00:25:51.840 We don't know

00:25:52.380 when this is coming.

00:25:53.200 We don't know

00:25:53.500 how it's going to develop.

00:25:54.500 We don't know

00:25:54.800 what it's going to look like.

00:25:55.580 No one does.

00:25:57.320 So, you know,

00:25:59.540 we still need

00:26:00.300 the best planes

00:26:01.600 while planes are important.

00:26:03.420 Right.

00:26:03.880 But we don't need

00:26:04.700 to start any new.

00:26:05.820 Fix what we have.

00:26:07.460 You know,

00:26:08.100 finish what you've got

00:26:09.280 in production,

00:26:11.080 but you don't need

00:26:12.260 to sit down

00:26:12.960 and okay a new design

00:26:14.740 for a new fighter jet.

00:26:16.060 It's a big bet, though.

00:26:17.140 I mean, you're making

00:26:17.540 a big bet on ASI and AGI

00:26:19.760 with no backup plan.

00:26:21.220 I mean,

00:26:21.520 why wouldn't you want

00:26:22.700 to have still the best planes

00:26:24.140 in your arsenal?

00:26:26.560 I think, you know,

00:26:27.840 look, let's look

00:26:29.420 at it this way.

00:26:30.660 Our generation's

00:26:31.920 Manhattan project

00:26:32.920 is AIASI.

00:26:35.800 Back when FDR 0.97

00:26:37.340 was convinced

00:26:38.220 by Einstein,

00:26:39.540 he didn't believe

00:26:40.100 it could happen, okay?

00:26:41.320 And Einstein came in

00:26:42.200 and said,

00:26:42.560 I'm from Germany.

00:26:45.100 They'll do it.

00:26:46.260 And so,

00:26:47.700 he convinced him,

00:26:49.060 go ahead, 0.54

00:26:49.660 build this bomb.

00:26:50.500 It was magical.

00:26:51.660 Nobody knew

00:26:52.500 that we could even

00:26:53.260 get there.

00:26:54.780 You know,

00:26:55.020 we had split the atom,

00:26:56.060 but what does that mean?

00:26:57.020 Can we actually make

00:26:58.000 a bomb that will work?

00:26:59.820 We put everything

00:27:01.400 we had into it

00:27:02.880 and we continued

00:27:04.460 to build planes

00:27:05.220 and everything else

00:27:05.760 because we were

00:27:06.400 currently fighting a war

00:27:07.900 and we didn't know

00:27:09.840 if that would happen

00:27:10.760 up until the very

00:27:12.740 last moment

00:27:13.800 when they said,

00:27:15.500 dear God,

00:27:17.520 what have we done?

00:27:19.640 Okay?

00:27:21.140 This generation, 0.98

00:27:22.060 it's going to end

00:27:22.820 the same way

00:27:23.800 in three to five years

00:27:25.940 except this time

00:27:27.140 we know it's going

00:27:28.940 to happen.

00:27:29.880 Almost everybody

00:27:30.920 who was a naysayer

00:27:32.120 on ASI,

00:27:33.900 almost all of them

00:27:34.640 are now saying,

00:27:35.360 oh, dear God,

00:27:36.020 yes, it's coming

00:27:36.700 and it's coming

00:27:37.280 much faster

00:27:38.140 than we thought.

00:27:38.980 It will be here

00:27:40.080 by 2030.

00:27:41.360 Most likely,

00:27:42.100 it'll be here

00:27:42.740 in the next three years.

00:27:44.960 Now,

00:27:45.580 if that time

00:27:46.400 continues to collapse,

00:27:48.020 I mean,

00:27:48.240 just in the last five years

00:27:49.380 it's gone from

00:27:50.040 2050,

00:27:51.660 maybe,

00:27:53.020 to now 2028,

00:27:54.520 2029.

00:27:56.020 If that continues

00:27:57.260 to collapse like that,

00:27:58.520 we're at

00:28:00.040 the event horizon

00:28:02.000 of the singularity.

00:28:03.420 So we know

00:28:04.300 it's going to happen.

00:28:06.100 Our job

00:28:06.880 is to just bridge

00:28:08.100 the gap

00:28:08.660 as much as possible

00:28:09.680 but don't build things

00:28:11.300 that we don't know

00:28:12.260 are going to happen.

00:28:12.780 Here's what

00:28:13.260 our Pentagon

00:28:14.500 should be doing

00:28:15.080 right now.

00:28:16.160 Building nuclear

00:28:17.180 power plants.

00:28:18.540 Our Army Corps

00:28:19.200 of Engineers

00:28:19.840 should be

00:28:20.820 building those

00:28:22.280 little teeny

00:28:22.980 nuclear power plants,

00:28:24.540 build as many

00:28:25.420 as they possibly can.

00:28:27.140 You don't even

00:28:27.740 have to start them up yet.

00:28:29.180 Just have them

00:28:29.800 ready to go.

00:28:31.200 So when the

00:28:31.960 server farms

00:28:32.640 are ready,

00:28:33.140 when everything,

00:28:33.980 when AI is there,

00:28:35.340 we can power it.

00:28:36.800 We won't have

00:28:38.020 the power

00:28:38.840 to be able

00:28:39.960 to have

00:28:41.440 ASI

00:28:42.400 think

00:28:43.060 and effect,

00:28:44.500 we have to

00:28:45.200 start thinking

00:28:45.860 towards the future,

00:28:47.800 not

00:28:48.420 what's the next

00:28:50.040 generation of

00:28:51.140 fighter jet

00:28:51.840 look like.

00:28:52.840 There ain't going

00:28:53.320 to be one,

00:28:53.940 dude.

00:28:54.240 There's just not.

00:28:55.480 At least with a

00:28:56.220 person in it.

00:28:57.520 Right,

00:28:57.680 because it's still

00:28:58.120 going to have,

00:28:59.340 I mean,

00:28:59.580 AI is going to

00:29:00.240 probably come up

00:29:00.940 with something

00:29:01.360 that flies

00:29:02.060 that is going

00:29:02.760 to be

00:29:03.100 hypersonic.

00:29:03.880 hypersonic and

00:29:04.460 it might even

00:29:05.940 be of a new

00:29:06.460 material.

00:29:06.940 Here's what

00:29:07.220 people don't

00:29:07.640 understand.

00:29:08.720 ASI is going

00:29:09.780 to look at

00:29:10.600 the periodic

00:29:11.180 table of

00:29:11.920 elements and

00:29:12.560 go,

00:29:13.160 guys,

00:29:14.340 shuffle the

00:29:14.820 deck this

00:29:15.420 way and you

00:29:16.500 have a material

00:29:17.340 that will go

00:29:17.980 9,000 miles an

00:29:19.500 hour.

00:29:19.960 It will hold up

00:29:20.900 under the heat

00:29:21.620 and the friction.

00:29:23.420 It won't

00:29:24.620 bend.

00:29:25.860 It's

00:29:26.300 perfect and

00:29:27.700 it's,

00:29:28.180 you know,

00:29:28.900 only a

00:29:29.660 quarter of

00:29:30.340 the weight.

00:29:32.140 And by the

00:29:32.600 way,

00:29:32.780 here's the

00:29:33.160 formula and

00:29:33.820 you don't

00:29:34.040 have to go

00:29:34.420 and test it

00:29:34.940 for two

00:29:35.280 years.

00:29:36.000 It's

00:29:36.400 correct.

00:29:37.660 Do it.

00:29:39.180 I mean,

00:29:39.420 that's how

00:29:39.980 fast things

00:29:40.960 are going to

00:29:41.340 happen once

00:29:41.900 they start

00:29:42.360 happening.

00:29:43.260 And Stu,

00:29:43.940 this scares

00:29:44.360 the hell out

00:29:44.820 of me because

00:29:45.160 you know how

00:29:45.540 I feel about

00:29:46.060 AI.

00:29:46.780 Yeah,

00:29:47.060 I was going

00:29:47.480 to ask you

00:29:47.940 because AI

00:29:49.620 obviously has

00:29:50.440 a lot of

00:29:51.240 negative

00:29:51.620 potential

00:29:52.140 consequences.

00:29:53.700 And if

00:29:54.300 we're putting

00:29:54.860 the government,

00:29:56.460 the military

00:29:57.060 in control

00:29:57.940 of that,

00:29:58.380 does that

00:29:58.840 scare you?

00:29:59.440 No,

00:29:59.560 no,

00:29:59.700 no,

00:29:59.840 no,

00:29:59.940 no.

00:29:59.980 I'm not

00:30:00.300 saying that

00:30:00.660 we put

00:30:00.980 the government

00:30:01.520 in control

00:30:02.260 of it.

00:30:02.740 Okay.

00:30:03.300 We have

00:30:03.960 to balance

00:30:04.660 all of

00:30:05.180 this,

00:30:05.440 but the

00:30:05.700 government

00:30:05.960 is already

00:30:06.580 involved in

00:30:07.300 it.

00:30:07.680 I'm saying

00:30:08.340 let the

00:30:10.100 government

00:30:10.500 build like

00:30:11.480 power plants,

00:30:12.840 build the

00:30:13.300 things that

00:30:13.940 we know

00:30:14.480 the country

00:30:15.080 is going

00:30:15.460 to need

00:30:15.880 the

00:30:16.080 infrastructure

00:30:16.720 to be

00:30:17.720 able to

00:30:18.180 handle

00:30:18.460 this.

00:30:19.580 Build the

00:30:20.000 things that

00:30:20.700 when they

00:30:21.180 say we

00:30:21.920 got it,

00:30:22.520 we can

00:30:22.900 turn it

00:30:23.360 on.

00:30:24.380 Yeah,

00:30:24.520 get prepared

00:30:25.340 for whatever

00:30:25.880 is coming

00:30:26.300 here.

00:30:27.160 I think

00:30:27.360 too,

00:30:27.540 I guess

00:30:28.980 I'm concerned

00:30:30.380 and this

00:30:30.840 is from

00:30:31.540 a guy

00:30:31.840 I've talked

00:30:32.240 to for

00:30:32.520 20 years

00:30:33.060 who

00:30:33.300 continually

00:30:34.040 repeats

00:30:34.720 the phrase

00:30:35.280 I'm

00:30:35.640 always

00:30:35.900 wrong

00:30:36.180 about

00:30:36.380 timing.

00:30:37.000 I'm

00:30:37.480 concerned

00:30:37.820 about

00:30:38.040 that

00:30:38.220 bridge

00:30:38.500 period

00:30:38.860 because

00:30:39.540 I

00:30:39.960 think

00:30:40.180 you're

00:30:40.360 probably

00:30:40.720 right.

00:30:41.060 It is

00:30:41.280 coming

00:30:41.520 really,

00:30:41.920 really

00:30:41.980 fast,

00:30:42.340 but if

00:30:42.800 something

00:30:43.360 happens,

00:30:43.820 if something

00:30:44.820 goes off

00:30:45.260 course,

00:30:45.840 if you

00:30:47.000 don't know,

00:30:47.520 you need

00:30:47.820 to be

00:30:48.000 prepared

00:30:48.380 for that

00:30:48.780 bridge

00:30:49.080 period.

00:30:49.540 How

00:30:49.640 do we

00:30:49.960 spend

00:30:50.360 $877

00:30:51.760 billion

00:30:52.920 dollars

00:30:53.380 every

00:30:53.860 single

00:30:54.480 year,

00:30:55.580 every

00:30:55.880 year,

00:30:56.340 China

00:30:57.420 spends

00:30:58.060 200

00:30:58.900 and some

00:30:59.620 billion

00:31:00.580 dollars

00:31:01.000 every

00:31:01.280 year,

00:31:01.780 and it's

00:31:02.900 that

00:31:03.220 close?

00:31:04.980 If it's

00:31:05.600 that

00:31:06.040 close,

00:31:07.000 you know,

00:31:07.400 we got

00:31:07.760 other

00:31:07.980 problems.

00:31:08.320 You're

00:31:08.560 saying

00:31:08.800 we should

00:31:09.340 rest on

00:31:11.000 our

00:31:11.160 laurels

00:31:11.520 a little

00:31:11.780 bit and

00:31:12.160 just say,

00:31:12.580 hey,

00:31:12.660 we already

00:31:12.920 have the

00:31:13.320 best

00:31:13.480 technology,

00:31:14.000 we already

00:31:14.200 have the

00:31:14.560 best

00:31:14.720 military,

00:31:15.420 let's

00:31:15.620 not try

00:31:15.960 to develop

00:31:16.360 new

00:31:16.660 things

00:31:17.080 until

00:31:17.360 this

00:31:17.560 AI

00:31:17.740 thing

00:31:17.980 comes.

00:31:18.000 Let's

00:31:18.500 they're

00:31:19.120 developing

00:31:19.760 new

00:31:20.380 stuff

00:31:20.660 as

00:31:20.940 well.

00:31:21.380 Great.

00:31:22.180 Great.

00:31:23.620 Let's

00:31:24.220 give some

00:31:25.300 time to

00:31:26.040 AI.

00:31:26.840 Let's

00:31:27.040 not

00:31:27.560 double

00:31:28.000 our

00:31:28.220 work.

00:31:28.600 Let's

00:31:28.800 not

00:31:29.080 spend

00:31:29.620 money

00:31:30.140 now

00:31:31.100 on

00:31:31.400 things

00:31:31.860 that

00:31:32.100 most

00:31:32.420 likely

00:31:32.920 don't

00:31:33.740 build

00:31:33.940 another

00:31:34.220 aircraft

00:31:34.680 carrier.

00:31:35.060 don't

00:31:36.100 design

00:31:36.460 another

00:31:36.840 F57.

00:31:38.100 Don't

00:31:38.280 do it.

00:31:38.940 It's

00:31:39.100 not

00:31:39.280 going to

00:31:39.500 you're

00:31:40.160 not

00:31:40.320 you have

00:31:40.840 no

00:31:41.000 idea

00:31:41.240 what's

00:31:41.500 coming.

00:31:42.800 Fix

00:31:43.220 the

00:31:43.440 stuff

00:31:43.720 we

00:31:43.980 have.

00:31:45.240 Make

00:31:45.420 sure

00:31:45.680 we

00:31:45.900 have

00:31:46.160 the

00:31:46.340 ammunition.

00:31:47.120 Make

00:31:47.240 sure

00:31:47.560 we

00:31:47.820 have

00:31:48.200 the

00:31:48.500 latest

00:31:48.780 and

00:31:49.020 the

00:31:49.180 greatest

00:31:49.540 that's

00:31:50.440 already

00:31:51.020 here.

00:31:52.560 Don't

00:31:53.120 do

00:31:53.660 R&D

00:31:54.620 on

00:31:55.000 that

00:31:55.340 stuff.

00:31:56.240 Don't

00:31:56.480 do

00:31:56.700 it.

00:31:57.580 And

00:31:57.660 by the

00:31:57.960 way,

00:31:58.360 you

00:31:58.540 can't

00:31:58.840 tell

00:31:59.040 me

00:31:59.220 that

00:31:59.440 again,

00:32:01.440 $900

00:32:02.080 billion

00:32:02.660 over

00:32:03.420 let's

00:32:03.760 say

00:32:03.900 $250

00:32:04.420 or

00:32:04.700 let's

00:32:05.100 say

00:32:05.240 $300

00:32:05.800 for

00:32:06.120 China.

00:32:08.180 We've

00:32:08.660 spent

00:32:08.880 three

00:32:09.400 times

00:32:10.220 the

00:32:10.400 amount

00:32:10.640 every

00:32:10.980 year

00:32:11.340 and

00:32:11.620 we're

00:32:11.920 not

00:32:12.340 competitive.

00:32:13.520 I don't

00:32:14.120 believe

00:32:14.400 that.

00:32:14.920 And

00:32:15.020 if

00:32:15.180 it

00:32:15.320 is,

00:32:15.640 everybody

00:32:15.960 in the

00:32:16.360 Pentagon

00:32:16.600 should

00:32:16.840 go to

00:32:17.080 jail.

00:32:17.420 I do

00:32:17.540 think

00:32:17.760 we're

00:32:18.280 certainly

00:32:18.640 competitive.

00:32:19.040 I will

00:32:19.940 say

00:32:20.140 that

00:32:20.320 to

00:32:20.740 me,

00:32:21.120 I

00:32:21.300 think

00:32:21.420 there's

00:32:21.560 a lot

00:32:21.720 of

00:32:21.860 older

00:32:22.300 projects.

00:32:23.180 There's

00:32:23.280 a bunch

00:32:23.500 of 1.00

00:32:23.660 crap 1.00

00:32:24.080 in 1.00

00:32:24.220 our

00:32:24.360 military

00:32:25.160 that

00:32:25.460 that

00:32:25.680 stuff

00:32:26.080 is

00:32:26.620 my

00:32:26.880 higher

00:32:27.480 priority

00:32:27.960 target,

00:32:28.420 let's

00:32:28.540 put it

00:32:28.700 that

00:32:28.860 way,

00:32:29.300 then

00:32:29.520 eliminating

00:32:30.020 potential

00:32:30.840 innovations

00:32:31.400 in these

00:32:32.560 fields.

00:32:32.860 Even

00:32:33.100 though I

00:32:33.380 know what

00:32:33.580 you're

00:32:33.680 saying,

00:32:34.280 they might

00:32:34.620 be obsolete

00:32:36.780 in a few

00:32:37.300 years.

00:32:37.660 And you

00:32:37.920 have to

00:32:38.280 come in

00:32:38.800 front of

00:32:39.260 a committee

00:32:41.120 that is

00:32:42.140 like filled

00:32:43.080 with Elon

00:32:44.280 Musk's 0.98

00:32:45.300 and say

00:32:46.500 here's the

00:32:47.360 pitch.

00:32:48.000 I don't

00:32:48.260 want the 0.55

00:32:48.600 decisions

00:32:49.120 made by

00:32:49.820 the

00:32:50.040 senators

00:32:50.360 or the

00:32:50.940 generals

00:32:51.220 at this

00:32:51.620 point.

00:32:52.460 Here's

00:32:52.860 the pitch.

00:32:53.340 Here's

00:32:53.520 why we

00:32:53.960 think this

00:32:54.640 fits with

00:32:55.420 tomorrow's

00:32:56.040 technology.

00:32:56.920 And they're

00:32:57.040 not going to

00:32:57.300 be an

00:32:57.500 advisory role,

00:32:58.200 but we

00:32:58.480 do have

00:32:58.680 a system

00:32:59.080 of

00:32:59.260 government

00:32:59.540 that we

00:32:59.820 have to

00:33:00.100 follow.

00:33:00.260 Yeah, I

00:33:00.280 know.

00:33:00.760 But they

00:33:01.180 should be

00:33:02.060 the ones

00:33:02.420 who go,

00:33:02.920 don't do

00:33:03.540 that,

00:33:03.900 senator.

00:33:04.680 Don't do

00:33:05.080 that.

00:33:05.340 That's 1.00

00:33:05.600 stupid. 1.00

00:33:06.380 Don't do 1.00

00:33:06.920 that.

00:33:07.540 If they

00:33:07.840 want to

00:33:08.120 do that,

00:33:08.520 then we

00:33:08.760 can vote

00:33:09.120 them out.

00:33:10.820 And we'll

00:33:11.440 all know

00:33:12.180 which ones

00:33:13.020 are just

00:33:13.360 doing it

00:33:13.820 because they're

00:33:14.660 funneling

00:33:15.080 money to

00:33:15.460 their

00:33:15.600 friends.

00:33:16.860 Part of

00:33:17.360 this comes

00:33:17.640 to the

00:33:17.940 idea of

00:33:18.400 the way I

00:33:19.060 think about

00:33:19.400 government

00:33:19.700 spending,

00:33:20.660 which is

00:33:21.120 government

00:33:22.140 spending is

00:33:22.580 always worse

00:33:23.060 than the

00:33:23.620 private sector,

00:33:25.280 which is

00:33:26.560 a very

00:33:27.780 basic

00:33:28.260 conservative

00:33:28.780 point,

00:33:29.360 right?

00:33:30.060 I think

00:33:30.780 though,

00:33:31.200 the one

00:33:31.940 time that

00:33:32.420 you,

00:33:33.420 obviously

00:33:33.940 constitutionally,

00:33:34.860 you have

00:33:35.200 certain powers

00:33:35.700 that the

00:33:35.900 government

00:33:36.180 spends,

00:33:36.800 defense is

00:33:37.200 one of

00:33:37.520 them,

00:33:38.140 that they're

00:33:38.680 going to

00:33:39.140 typically be

00:33:40.340 responsible for.

00:33:41.180 the way I

00:33:43.360 look at it

00:33:44.340 is government

00:33:44.780 can do

00:33:45.360 some things

00:33:45.880 relatively

00:33:46.460 well if

00:33:47.300 you don't

00:33:47.740 care about

00:33:48.160 efficiency.

00:33:49.960 Businesses

00:33:50.440 do,

00:33:50.880 right?

00:33:51.240 So they

00:33:51.780 will not

00:33:53.120 take certain

00:33:53.920 risks that

00:33:55.080 have a low

00:33:56.140 percentage

00:33:56.540 chance of

00:33:57.080 paying off

00:33:57.840 and the

00:33:58.500 idea that

00:33:58.920 maybe you

00:33:59.220 come up

00:33:59.440 with a

00:33:59.620 nuclear 1.00

00:33:59.860 bomb and 0.94

00:34:00.500 you're

00:34:01.220 able to

00:34:01.780 stop

00:34:02.860 global wars

00:34:03.980 for multiple

00:34:05.020 decades.

00:34:06.340 A private

00:34:07.020 company,

00:34:07.780 certainly they

00:34:10.040 shouldn't be

00:34:10.300 coming up

00:34:10.560 with a

00:34:10.680 nuclear 1.00

00:34:10.860 bomb, 0.51

00:34:11.260 but you

00:34:11.420 know what

00:34:11.600 I'm

00:34:11.620 saying,

00:34:11.820 like that

00:34:12.120 type of

00:34:12.560 risk,

00:34:13.120 that type

00:34:13.380 of expenditure

00:34:14.200 that will

00:34:15.320 likely fail

00:34:16.260 is the

00:34:16.980 type of

00:34:17.320 thing that

00:34:17.800 the government

00:34:18.260 can take

00:34:18.920 on because

00:34:19.900 when you

00:34:21.360 don't care

00:34:21.900 about efficiency,

00:34:22.940 when you

00:34:23.160 don't care

00:34:23.820 about,

00:34:24.440 hey,

00:34:24.620 we tried

00:34:25.020 25 things,

00:34:25.840 24 of them

00:34:26.500 failed,

00:34:27.320 that's okay.

00:34:28.340 Look,

00:34:28.620 private industry

00:34:29.420 should be doing

00:34:30.160 this and

00:34:30.680 leading this,

00:34:31.500 but the

00:34:31.780 government's

00:34:32.220 already in

00:34:32.900 bed with

00:34:33.400 DARPA's

00:34:33.820 already doing

00:34:34.480 this.

00:34:34.940 I mean,

00:34:35.200 the CIA

00:34:37.120 was the

00:34:37.740 one who

00:34:38.220 helped fund

00:34:39.300 Silicon Valley

00:34:40.680 in the 1960s,

00:34:42.160 so please

00:34:42.680 let's get

00:34:43.180 over our

00:34:43.620 little illusion

00:34:44.180 that they're

00:34:44.580 not involved

00:34:45.140 in any of

00:34:45.700 this.

00:34:46.360 Let me give

00:34:46.800 you an 0.64

00:34:47.000 example on

00:34:47.560 something that

00:34:48.020 I think I

00:34:48.400 hope the

00:34:48.800 president's going

00:34:49.300 to talk about

00:34:49.740 tonight.

00:34:50.060 The private

00:34:51.100 sector versus

00:34:52.740 big government

00:34:53.580 and Biden's

00:34:54.460 spending spree.

00:34:55.180 what Trump

00:34:56.040 is doing

00:34:56.620 and what

00:34:58.200 Biden did.

00:35:00.360 The president's

00:35:01.360 been in for

00:35:01.940 40 days.

00:35:03.180 I've never

00:35:03.460 seen anything

00:35:03.920 like this

00:35:04.520 in 40 days.

00:35:06.080 So he's

00:35:06.360 been in

00:35:06.940 office for

00:35:08.240 40 days

00:35:09.020 and the

00:35:09.420 numbers he's

00:35:10.200 bringing into

00:35:10.860 the economy

00:35:11.420 are staggering.

00:35:13.080 Yesterday,

00:35:13.840 Taiwan

00:35:14.240 semiconductors,

00:35:15.820 which is the

00:35:16.660 greatest news

00:35:17.480 you could

00:35:18.000 possibly hear

00:35:18.720 if you

00:35:18.960 understand

00:35:19.600 what this

00:35:20.340 means.

00:35:21.460 Taiwan makes

00:35:22.340 all of the

00:35:22.880 best

00:35:23.140 semiconductors

00:35:24.720 and super

00:35:25.180 conductors and

00:35:26.060 they're dropping

00:35:26.740 100 billion

00:35:27.520 dollars to

00:35:28.080 build chip

00:35:28.860 factories here

00:35:29.700 in America.

00:35:30.900 Apple,

00:35:31.740 500 billion

00:35:32.800 over four

00:35:33.680 years to

00:35:34.500 crank up

00:35:34.940 its

00:35:35.200 manufacturing.

00:35:36.560 Think

00:35:36.720 Texas server

00:35:37.500 plants,

00:35:38.080 not sweatshops.

00:35:39.800 SoftBank is

00:35:40.660 in for 100

00:35:41.400 billion on

00:35:42.100 AI.

00:35:42.820 UAE is 0.75

00:35:44.300 tossing 20

00:35:45.060 billion into

00:35:45.620 data centers.

00:35:46.740 That's 700

00:35:47.720 billion dollars

00:35:48.660 in private

00:35:49.320 sector

00:35:49.780 commitments.

00:35:50.800 Now,

00:35:50.960 some people

00:35:51.540 are saying

00:35:52.480 that it's

00:35:52.840 as high

00:35:53.260 as 1.7

00:35:54.520 trillion,

00:35:55.380 but I

00:35:56.360 can't track

00:35:57.060 those numbers

00:35:57.700 and get I

00:35:58.740 can get a lot

00:35:59.240 of rumors.

00:35:59.880 I can get a lot

00:36:00.300 of yeah,

00:36:00.700 maybe,

00:36:01.200 but I don't

00:36:02.160 have this is

00:36:03.040 real.

00:36:03.700 This is almost

00:36:04.540 a trillion

00:36:05.320 dollars.

00:36:05.860 Remember,

00:36:06.220 the investment

00:36:08.220 for Barack

00:36:09.880 Obama,

00:36:10.900 the reinvestment

00:36:12.820 act was

00:36:14.200 787 billion.

00:36:15.800 This is 720

00:36:16.860 billion all

00:36:17.700 coming not

00:36:18.740 from tax

00:36:19.320 dollars,

00:36:19.920 not from

00:36:20.780 government

00:36:21.200 IOUs,

00:36:22.120 but real

00:36:22.760 money from

00:36:23.480 companies

00:36:24.120 all around

00:36:24.680 the world

00:36:25.180 that are

00:36:26.200 betting on

00:36:27.260 America.

00:36:28.520 This number,

00:36:29.560 like I said,

00:36:30.080 can be

00:36:30.960 verified and

00:36:32.540 they're not

00:36:32.980 handouts.

00:36:34.960 Now,

00:36:35.680 just the

00:36:36.520 investment

00:36:37.000 from TCMC

00:36:38.620 could mean

00:36:39.640 40,000

00:36:40.940 construction

00:36:41.800 jobs and

00:36:43.160 6,000

00:36:44.000 high-tech

00:36:44.520 gigs.

00:36:45.360 Apple,

00:36:46.220 thousands.

00:36:47.260 This is the

00:36:47.900 private sector,

00:36:48.920 not because

00:36:50.180 Uncle Sam

00:36:50.880 wrote a

00:36:51.480 check,

00:36:52.100 but because

00:36:52.780 Trump demanded

00:36:53.900 the same

00:36:54.640 rules on

00:36:55.480 tariffs for

00:36:57.100 everyone.

00:36:58.260 We're going

00:36:58.880 to charge

00:36:59.400 you what

00:37:00.240 you charge

00:37:01.060 us.

00:37:02.200 That is

00:37:02.640 fair on

00:37:03.380 any playground

00:37:04.420 anywhere in

00:37:05.460 the world.

00:37:06.360 And then he

00:37:06.920 sweetened the

00:37:07.640 deal by

00:37:08.120 cutting the

00:37:08.620 red tape

00:37:09.160 and the

00:37:09.540 tax advantages

00:37:10.340 that no

00:37:10.920 other country

00:37:11.540 will offer

00:37:12.220 and said,

00:37:13.000 build it

00:37:13.340 here,

00:37:13.620 bring those

00:37:14.140 jobs here.

00:37:14.980 We're a

00:37:15.340 stable country.

00:37:17.120 We're the

00:37:17.600 future.

00:37:18.780 Now,

00:37:19.180 compare that

00:37:20.020 to what

00:37:20.720 Biden did

00:37:21.620 with the

00:37:22.040 Infrastructure

00:37:22.780 Investment

00:37:23.460 and Jobs

00:37:24.160 Act.

00:37:24.500 I'm going

00:37:24.660 to do

00:37:24.900 that in

00:37:25.660 just a

00:37:25.940 minute.

00:37:26.140 First,

00:37:26.360 let me

00:37:26.520 take a

00:37:26.820 quick break.

00:37:27.920 So,

00:37:28.400 you're

00:37:28.560 self-employed,

00:37:29.580 maybe you're

00:37:29.920 a contractor,

00:37:30.660 you're

00:37:30.800 struggling to

00:37:31.700 find a

00:37:32.080 lender that

00:37:32.520 can help

00:37:32.840 you access

00:37:33.260 the equity

00:37:33.920 in your

00:37:34.300 home.

00:37:35.400 Who's

00:37:35.840 going to

00:37:35.960 pay off

00:37:36.240 those high

00:37:36.540 interest

00:37:36.820 debts?

00:37:38.560 Okay.

00:37:39.920 American

00:37:40.360 financing

00:37:40.800 might have

00:37:41.320 the perfect

00:37:41.720 loan for

00:37:42.160 you,

00:37:42.460 the bank

00:37:42.940 statement

00:37:43.420 loan.

00:37:44.180 Unlike a 0.94

00:37:44.940 lot of

00:37:45.340 lenders,

00:37:45.820 American

00:37:46.060 financing

00:37:46.520 can get you

00:37:47.600 using your

00:37:48.140 bank

00:37:48.420 statements.

00:37:49.540 That's

00:37:49.720 just one

00:37:50.120 example of

00:37:50.740 where

00:37:50.860 American

00:37:51.180 financing

00:37:51.600 can come

00:37:52.020 in and

00:37:52.340 literally

00:37:52.660 change your

00:37:53.180 life and

00:37:53.480 the lives

00:37:53.800 of your

00:37:54.080 family and

00:37:54.680 your business

00:37:55.220 forever.

00:37:56.520 For over

00:37:57.400 two years,

00:37:58.440 I'm sorry,

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00:39:07.280 I'm going to

00:39:07.800 have to come

00:39:08.160 back to the

00:39:08.700 comparisons because

00:39:09.420 I've only got a

00:39:09.920 couple of

00:39:10.200 minutes here.

00:39:11.140 Ran out of

00:39:11.580 time, but I

00:39:12.060 have to tell you

00:39:12.720 some of the

00:39:13.120 stuff that I

00:39:13.920 mean, what

00:39:15.380 you're going

00:39:15.620 to hear

00:39:15.860 tonight is

00:39:16.900 a long

00:39:17.760 list of

00:39:18.520 what Donald

00:39:21.200 Trump has

00:39:22.140 accomplished by

00:39:23.140 bringing in

00:39:23.980 money by

00:39:24.600 cutting red

00:39:25.620 tape and

00:39:26.340 tariffs to

00:39:26.940 get people to

00:39:27.500 move their

00:39:27.980 businesses here

00:39:28.680 in America.

00:39:29.180 I just want

00:39:31.100 to remind you

00:39:32.460 of the

00:39:32.940 infrastructure

00:39:33.440 investment and

00:39:34.540 jobs act

00:39:35.580 that was

00:39:36.660 passed in

00:39:37.660 2021.

00:39:39.620 It cost you

00:39:40.640 one point

00:39:41.160 trillion dollars

00:39:42.400 836 billion in

00:39:45.160 direct spending for

00:39:46.320 roads bridges

00:39:46.960 broadband and

00:39:48.320 the rest.

00:39:49.180 Add in the

00:39:50.240 inflation reduction

00:39:51.160 act, the

00:39:51.700 144 billion and

00:39:53.200 you have over a

00:39:54.200 trillion dollars of

00:39:55.360 taxpayer cash that

00:39:57.160 they took from

00:39:57.880 you to give to

00:39:59.640 their buddies.

00:40:00.440 Now they bragged

00:40:01.500 about 57,000

00:40:03.180 projects shovel

00:40:04.060 ready.

00:40:06.240 554 billion of

00:40:07.820 it was only

00:40:09.200 announced mid

00:40:11.280 last year.

00:40:12.980 Less than 17%

00:40:14.700 of the 454

00:40:16.940 billion has

00:40:17.860 actually even

00:40:18.540 been spent.

00:40:19.680 Remember, we're

00:40:20.180 talking over a

00:40:21.000 trillion dollars of

00:40:21.980 money.

00:40:23.120 None of it has

00:40:24.360 hit the markets

00:40:25.660 yet.

00:40:26.100 You think

00:40:27.440 inflation is

00:40:28.360 bad now?

00:40:29.640 You let the

00:40:30.700 government spend

00:40:31.620 the rest of

00:40:32.640 that trillion

00:40:33.240 dollars.

00:40:34.380 By the way,

00:40:35.680 by November

00:40:37.680 2024, only

00:40:39.460 162 billion

00:40:41.180 is actually

00:40:42.640 in last

00:40:43.720 November was

00:40:44.500 actually in

00:40:45.420 play.

00:40:46.080 The rest of

00:40:47.040 it is still

00:40:47.640 obligated on

00:40:48.520 paper or

00:40:49.180 there's red

00:40:49.720 tape that they

00:40:50.380 have to do.

00:40:51.220 And the waste

00:40:51.680 is unbelievable.

00:40:52.740 You know about

00:40:53.640 the electric

00:40:54.140 vehicle chargers.

00:40:55.100 7.5 billion.

00:40:57.860 We've got

00:40:58.340 eight of

00:40:59.080 them.

00:41:00.320 The 42.5 0.63

00:41:02.060 billion dollars

00:41:02.900 for broadband.

00:41:04.800 Zero shovels

00:41:05.960 actually in.

00:41:07.060 42.5 billion.

00:41:09.240 No shovels.

00:41:10.940 So when they

00:41:11.440 said all of

00:41:12.040 this stuff was

00:41:12.600 working, no.

00:41:13.800 And why did

00:41:14.540 Glenn Beck tell

00:41:15.880 you all last

00:41:16.980 year it's going

00:41:17.920 to get worse

00:41:18.680 before it gets

00:41:19.460 better?

00:41:19.820 because all

00:41:21.140 of this

00:41:21.480 money is

00:41:22.040 still in

00:41:22.420 the pipeline.

00:41:23.580 You want

00:41:23.840 inflation?

00:41:25.280 You wait.

00:41:26.380 All of these

00:41:27.140 plans, all of

00:41:28.220 the things that

00:41:28.900 they built, they

00:41:30.060 did nothing in

00:41:30.800 the last four

00:41:31.440 years.

00:41:32.520 Nothing.

00:41:34.280 Now all of

00:41:35.320 that money is

00:41:36.120 going to be

00:41:36.520 washing into

00:41:37.760 the system if

00:41:38.700 Donald Trump

00:41:39.380 doesn't stop

00:41:41.360 it.

00:41:42.400 Tonight's a

00:41:43.160 very, very

00:41:44.040 important night.

00:41:45.260 The president

00:41:45.680 is speaking to

00:41:46.360 Congress at

00:41:47.040 7.30

00:41:47.640 Eastern Time.

00:41:49.280 All your

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00:41:57.220 And then we'll

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00:42:00.240 speech.

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00:44:20.940 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:44:26.760 Hello America, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:44:29.560 When it comes to the President's speech, which we'll be covering on Blaze TV tonight, 7.30 our live coverage begins.

00:44:36.660 I'll be there, Stu will be there, all of your favorite Blaze TV hosts.

00:44:40.080 We're going to cover the President.

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00:45:13.600 Now, we're going to talk a little bit about the things he has to say.

00:45:16.460 But one of the things that is deeply concerning is the economy.

00:45:21.840 And nothing this President could have done in 40 days would cause the kinds of things that we're beginning to see.

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00:45:46.760 What's the country going to look like in a few months?

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00:47:02.940 Hello, Carol.

00:47:03.460 How are you?

00:47:04.960 You know, Glenn, I just found out that we've only been in this administration for a month and a half-ish.

00:47:10.960 Yeah.

00:47:11.180 And I feel like it's been 16 years.

00:47:13.980 I know.

00:47:14.260 There's been so much going on that I'm just trying to process it out.

00:47:17.560 When someone said, oh, it's only been a month and a half, I went, yeah, my mind was blown.

00:47:21.420 Yeah, we're 40 days into, around 40 days into this administration.

00:47:24.880 And you're looking at this, and it's breathtaking at what has been done.

00:47:32.680 Last month, we had, I think, 1,800 encounters at the borders.

00:47:38.680 A year ago, last February, it was 109,000 encounters.

00:47:44.180 That's how much of an impact he's made on that.

00:47:46.900 We have all these things that he's done.

00:47:48.540 But when it comes to the economy, Congress has to move on some of his things.

00:47:54.820 He hasn't really done anything with the economy except, perhaps, for Doge, which you've been warning about on this program for a while now.

00:48:07.500 What's happening?

00:48:09.380 Yes.

00:48:09.540 So, you know, we've talked about before that the economic situation is not really what it was presented to be.

00:48:18.580 You know, we heard under Biden and certainly during election season, what a wonderful economy we had.

00:48:26.100 All of these really great statistics on employment and growth.

00:48:29.920 And it's become very clear, well, it was very clear to all of us before we've talked about it, something that Secretary of the Treasury, Scott Besant, talked about in a speech a couple weeks ago, is that really the economic foundation is incredibly fragile.

00:48:45.380 And what we've had the Biden administration do, which was exceptionally nefarious, is that they decided that they were going to spend to paper over the weakness of the economy.

00:48:56.680 So if you remember, I think it was back in 2022, we had those two down quarters of GDP, which is a technical recession, which for some reason, by the way, they said was not a recession.

00:49:07.320 I'm sure if Trump had two down quarters, they would say it was.

00:49:10.540 But, you know, it had a D in front of it, but it wasn't.

00:49:14.500 And then, you know, we came out of it and then it was pretty clear that we were going to go into this double dip recession.

00:49:19.980 And so what did they do?

00:49:21.260 They decided to increase government spending, which is very inefficient spending.

00:49:25.720 And we've been running deficits as a percentage of GDP that are at wartime levels.

00:49:32.260 We're talking six to seven percent of GDP.

00:49:35.380 The historical average is somewhere around three or three and a half percent.

00:49:39.600 So about double, you know, what you might see on average.

00:49:43.620 Not, you know, when you have a good economy, you would actually expect that to be much lower because you're getting more receipts.

00:49:49.800 And that's what happened.

00:49:50.880 We had more receipts.

00:49:51.900 We were taking in almost five trillion dollars.

00:49:54.480 We were spending the U.S. government and they're spending even more.

00:49:57.120 They're spending almost seven trillion dollars.

00:49:59.280 So that was done to mask the weakness and the economy.

00:50:03.460 Now that we don't have the ability to continue to kick up even more and more to show growth, the consumer continues to be tapped out from all the Biden era policies.

00:50:14.760 And the fact that we have Doge, which is trying to cut down government spending, we're at a situation where things could get uglier before they get better or they could get uglier and they could take away the political will to make them better.

00:50:32.220 And that's, you know, this delicate dance that we've been talking about, why we need this careful choreography.

00:50:37.420 The craziest thing that's happened over the past several days is that the Atlanta Fed, you know, one of the branches of the Federal Reserve that has a tool that predicts GDP for each quarter.

00:50:50.420 They went in the last four weeks, OK, four weeks time from predicting that we were going to have almost four percent GDP growth in the first quarter to now negative three percent in the first quarter.

00:51:07.740 That is a seven percentage point difference in four weeks, which, A, just goes to show what a joke, you know, any of this reporting and these tools and this data are.

00:51:19.480 But I think also shows, hey, we've got somebody else at the helm here.

00:51:25.820 So now we don't need to doctor these numbers in a way that seem a bit more friendly.

00:51:31.340 And so we potentially could be seeing something ugly, which is something that we've talked about many, many times.

00:51:39.000 And this has been a setup that they knew was coming.

00:51:42.580 If you if you go back to the middle of last year, you had a bunch of, quote, unquote, Nobel economists that put out a piece that said that, you know, Trump was going to create inflation.

00:51:52.560 He was going to do all these bad things to the economy.

00:51:54.500 And I called it out right then and there and said, this is a setup.

00:51:57.340 They know this is coming no matter what.

00:51:59.600 And so they are setting the groundwork to blame this on Trump.

00:52:03.420 And so, you know, get ready for the talking points.

00:52:06.480 You know, Trump's been, as we said, only in there for six weeks.

00:52:09.460 He hasn't even really had a chance to do anything about the economy.

00:52:12.960 Congress certainly isn't helping.

00:52:14.540 And yet we're already getting the rhetoric that, oh, you know, look what he did to our really great economy.

00:52:20.620 Correct me if I'm wrong here, Carol, but the Biden administration, while they spent a lot of money, they did it in ways to cover things up, et cetera, et cetera.

00:52:33.420 But that big 2021, you know, $1.2 trillion bill and then the $836 billion for roads and bridges and broadband and then the $144 billion in the Inflation Reduction Act, it's well over a trillion dollars.

00:52:51.920 And it's my understanding that only 17% of that money has been spent.

00:52:56.580 So what happens if we don't stop the spending of just the stuff that is already on the books from Biden?

00:53:08.180 Wouldn't that cause our inflation to go through the roof? 0.56

00:53:11.780 Yeah, it absolutely would cause our inflation to go through the roof because, you know, even with the cash in and cash out that we have, as we said, we're running these wartime level deficits.

00:53:21.280 And by the way, we're financing those at high interest rates, not necessarily in the historical context, but in the context of the last 15 years.

00:53:29.920 And in a way that we have now made the interest expense on our debt, you know, what we're paying for stuff we've already bought, exceed, the financing charges exceed what we're spending on defense.

00:53:41.840 Niall Ferguson has a great sort of maxim, if you will, that basically I'm paraphrasing here, but, you know, nations that spend more on interest versus debt don't, you know, remain great nations for very long.

00:53:56.780 That seems to be a pretty obvious, something that everybody can wrap their heads around, that we don't want to be spending all of our money, you know, paying for stuff that we've quote unquote already bought.

00:54:08.200 And we certainly, at these levels, cannot afford to do that.

00:54:13.220 If we continue to do that, and, you know, this kind of goes into another conversation that we've had before, Glenn, too, is that, you know, central banks around the world, who used to be our friends in support of the U.S. being the world's reserve currency, used to just buy treasuries, you know, it's kind of part of the deal here on an ongoing basis.

00:54:32.200 Over the past, you know, 11 or so years, they have been net sellers of treasuries.

00:54:38.220 They've actually replaced that with gold on their balance sheet.

00:54:40.800 So if we don't have central banks that will just buy treasuries whenever, because that's part of the geopolitical deal, that means you have to find people who are, you know, are looking at the price.

00:54:51.900 They're looking at the price of the treasuries.

00:54:54.260 And basically, you know, at this at these levels, even though they've come off a little bit and we can talk about that, too, but they're saying they're overall saying, yeah, we're not going to do that.

00:55:05.580 You know, we we need, you know, to have a reprice here.

00:55:08.820 And, you know, when you don't have enough demand, you end up seeing our yields go higher.

00:55:14.700 And to the extent they add up too high, which we were dangerously close to a few weeks ago, that has come off now.

00:55:21.340 You know, but if you hit that, that could end up causing a debt spiral.

00:55:26.380 It could end up causing a mismanagement or excuse me, not a mismanagement, but basically a throwing up, if you will, of the treasury market and have global implications.

00:55:34.820 So let me just explain this so the average person can understand what you just said.

00:55:39.740 You are you're wanting to buy a new house and the interest rates are up at eight percent.

00:55:49.120 You say, honey, I don't think we should buy a new house.

00:55:51.800 The interest rate is way too high.

00:55:53.460 And and somebody says, well, historically not.

00:55:56.460 Well, historically, yeah, you might be right.

00:55:58.980 But we're not buying in the 1980s right now.

00:56:03.220 We're buying today with our financial situation.

00:56:07.740 So I don't think we're going to buy the house.

00:56:11.100 That's what a normal person would do.

00:56:13.460 And you'd start saving money to buy a house later.

00:56:16.840 That's not what the government is doing.

00:56:18.500 They're saying, let's buy the house at these high interest rates anyway.

00:56:22.440 But when you have poor credit, really good banks are going to say, no, I'm not going to take your loan.

00:56:30.420 That's what she's talking about with the central banks.

00:56:32.740 They're like, I don't want it.

00:56:34.080 I'd rather buy gold because I don't trust that you guys are ever going to get out of debt.

00:56:40.440 And so what happens?

00:56:41.740 Loan sharks step in.

00:56:44.120 This is what she's saying about the yield going up.

00:56:46.480 The loan sharks step in and they say, I can make this deal for you.

00:56:50.140 I'm going to cost you 12 percent.

00:56:51.920 And you're like 12 percent.

00:56:53.780 That's outrageous.

00:56:54.680 You're going to do it.

00:56:55.480 You're not going to do it.

00:56:56.340 What do you want?

00:56:56.860 So we're we're burying ourselves with loan sharks.

00:57:02.860 That's why I believe the president needs to say tonight, Congress must pass a budget.

00:57:11.880 It must have cuts.

00:57:13.880 I'd love him to say it must have a trillion dollars, bare minimum of cuts to show the rest of the world that we're serious.

00:57:25.020 I don't know why Javier Malay can do these things, but we can't. 0.98

00:57:31.100 However, however, Glenn, if we cut, as we've talked about, we cut a trillion dollars and we just cut it off very carefully and we don't choreograph it like Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

00:57:43.100 And then we don't have that in our GDP.

00:57:46.860 Then we have a shrunken economy.

00:57:49.040 We're taking in less receipts and we actually explode the deficit, which could end up in a debt spiral.

00:57:57.260 So, yes, Congress needs to do their part, but it needs to be done very surgically.

00:58:02.960 And that is the ultimate challenge.

00:58:04.700 That is the mess that the Biden administration left for Trump.

00:58:08.180 If I were king of the world today and I could go in and say, Congress, this is what you're going to do.

00:58:14.960 I would say to them, you're going to cut a trillion dollars.

00:58:17.920 Plus, you're going to pass either a flat tax or 15-15-15, what the president has talked about.

00:58:24.360 And you're going to cut 50 percent of all regulations.

00:58:29.920 Just cut them right now.

00:58:31.000 And you're going to pass the RAINS Act.

00:58:33.340 That would change the dynamics of the economy.

00:58:36.820 Yes, we would have all of that spending going away from our GDP, from the government.

00:58:43.240 Good.

00:58:44.480 But money would flow into our country and jobs would be created and we'd ignite the engine at the same time.

00:58:52.920 That's what has to happen.

00:58:54.180 But that's not going to be the president's fault if it doesn't happen.

00:58:57.140 What a surprise. 0.81

00:58:58.280 It's going to be the lame-ass GOP that will screw this up. 0.89

00:59:02.240 He's got to get them on path. 0.84

00:59:04.840 Back in just a second, more Carol Roth with some good news.

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01:00:08.940 Okay, is there anything else you think we need to hit here on the economy before we get to some good news?

01:00:26.380 I mean, this is going to be probably a whole other segment, but I'll just throw out there at some point we need to have a discussion about these tariffs.

01:00:34.140 Now is probably not the time because it's a very large discussion.

01:00:37.840 But we need to have a discussion about these tariffs.

01:00:41.000 Okay, let's do that now.

01:00:42.380 Go ahead.

01:00:43.080 Let's start there.

01:00:44.220 All right.

01:00:44.620 So basically, what did the American people hire Trump to do, right?

01:00:49.540 They hired to stabilize prices, to get things more normalized.

01:00:53.980 And yes, we have these issues around the world in terms of where we stand in trade.

01:01:00.680 However, as we have been talking about, we just talked about, this needs to be very surgical.

01:01:05.500 We need to have Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers doing the choreography.

01:01:09.160 We don't need to have bull in a china shop. 0.90

01:01:11.720 And the tariff situation, given the precarious economic situation that Biden has left us,

01:01:18.500 and the fact that the citizens of the United States want price stability is absolutely maddening.

01:01:25.880 I understood art of the deal.

01:01:27.780 I understood the first time around that we're trying to put some pressure, show who's the big dog, get people to come to the table.

01:01:34.140 But now, you know, we're going after our allies.

01:01:38.240 We're going, you know, we're trying to, you know, kind of separate ourselves from China. 0.99

01:01:42.040 Well, we have companies who decided to move manufacturing from China to Mexico so that they could be more aligned with the United States and North America.

01:01:50.160 And now we're putting these crazy tariffs on it.

01:01:53.580 This is something that, frankly, nobody in any economic circle that I know understands the strategy and does not seem to be consistent with what it is we've been talking about.

01:02:04.960 All right.

01:02:05.240 So may I suggest Donald Trump plays many different games all at once.

01:02:10.680 And the strategy when it comes to Canada and Mexico, I don't think has anything to do really with the economy.

01:02:17.680 It has everything to do with the border.

01:02:20.200 He'll he's saying help us with the border.

01:02:23.360 Help stop the flow of illegals. 1.00

01:02:26.220 Stop fentanyl and recognize that your cartels are terror organizations.

01:02:33.060 Work with us.

01:02:34.260 If you don't want to, that's fine.

01:02:36.200 You'll get a tariff.

01:02:36.900 He's not saying, you know, we you're you're charging us too much for our milk and not enough for your milk or whatever.

01:02:45.060 That is part of it.

01:02:46.560 But that's not really what he's after, I believe, on the tariffs with Canada and Mexico.

01:02:53.020 I agree.

01:02:54.380 That was the first time we tried this and he got them to the table.

01:02:58.880 And now we need to have sort of a different situation, because the reality is that, as you said, he's made huge strides.

01:03:08.420 We have a tiny fraction of the encounters at the border.

01:03:11.680 So that is moving in the right direction.

01:03:13.860 But things like price stability are not necessarily yet moving in the right direction.

01:03:18.920 And to throw this into the mix at a time that is so precarious from an economic situation, even if that is the ultimate outcome, it seems like the wrong tactic to take because the situation on the economic front is so volatile.

01:03:36.480 Find another path to do that.

01:03:39.660 That's all I'll have to say on that.

01:03:41.340 Yeah.

01:03:41.500 And just to back up Carol's point on the on the border, I mean, we're down.

01:03:44.520 This is the lowest month we've had in at least 25 years of border crossings, like 1968 or something crazy like that.

01:03:50.720 Yeah.

01:03:51.020 The only other close month was April 2017, right after Trump came in the first time.

01:03:55.400 But that was much more about just tone.

01:03:57.160 And it's and it did slow things down.

01:03:59.380 This seems to be, you know, backing up with action.

01:04:02.320 And, you know, I, you know, I tend to agree on the tariffs with Carol.

01:04:06.720 I don't like I am against tariffs.

01:04:09.000 I am for even playing field tariffs.

01:04:12.220 But again, that's and that is defensible logically.

01:04:15.060 Yeah.

01:04:15.640 Not what's happening.

01:04:16.800 No, I know.

01:04:17.460 Canada signed an agreement with there would be no tariffs between.

01:04:20.920 It was his agreement.

01:04:21.840 He designed.

01:04:22.480 No, I know.

01:04:22.820 And now he's putting the tariffs on.

01:04:24.080 And that's and that's going back to the surgical part.

01:04:26.280 If it was something very specific, I could understand.

01:04:29.060 But across the board at these levels seems really insane at this point.

01:04:34.300 OK, Carol, hang on.

01:04:35.480 We we have some good news to share with some really good news.

01:04:39.080 Your efforts have paid off, America.

01:04:41.780 What you said, this has got to stop.

01:04:44.240 They have finally stopped.

01:04:45.940 And that's really, really good news.

01:04:47.900 Also, I want to find out about this Bitcoin conference that is happening on Friday.

01:04:53.860 What are we expecting and what's that going to do?

01:04:58.600 This is Glenn Beck.

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01:06:31.740 I want to thank Carol Ross for being with us.

01:06:44.200 She is always here to set us straight on the economy. 0.99

01:06:50.560 She just gave me one of the best ideas for a monologue.

01:06:53.480 I'm going to work on it today.

01:06:54.700 Maybe I'll have it tomorrow.

01:06:55.640 But one of the best ideas.

01:06:57.240 Thank you, Carol.

01:06:58.040 Well, to be able to explain why government never works.

01:07:04.040 Government spending and all that stuff just doesn't work.

01:07:06.580 It is part of, it's a natural cycle.

01:07:09.280 And we'll talk about that coming up.

01:07:11.040 So Stu and I are still talking about the tariffs as well,

01:07:13.640 if you want to continue on that a little bit.

01:07:15.920 I am against tariffs.

01:07:19.100 I have been for tariffs in the way he has been using them.

01:07:23.500 And that is in two different ways.

01:07:25.760 He's been using them as a, I'm going to step on your neck

01:07:29.220 until you say, okay, okay, I give.

01:07:33.200 That's Canada and Mexico. 0.94

01:07:34.840 And they gave, but they didn't do exactly what he wanted.

01:07:38.760 And then he stepped on their neck a little harder.

01:07:41.320 I don't know how that's going to work out.

01:07:43.420 I hope it works out in his favor because I don't want to see him

01:07:47.260 have to have Justin Trudeau going, see, we beat him, the big bully.

01:07:52.540 That would be bad for him.

01:07:53.780 Uh, the, the second way of doing tariffs is I believe in free trade, but if you're not

01:08:01.240 going to play by free trade, then I'm going to play by your rules, which will balance the

01:08:06.860 playing field and give us the next best thing to free trade.

01:08:11.320 We're playing, playing free trade on your rules of a level playing field.

01:08:16.320 I think that's all fine.

01:08:18.440 I don't, I don't know how all of this is going to work out so far.

01:08:24.080 I have watched it be really, really good, but the stock market dropping, I mean, it's, it's

01:08:30.500 not good.

01:08:31.320 It's not good.

01:08:32.160 Markets hate new taxes.

01:08:33.740 Yes.

01:08:34.060 They're always going to hate new taxes.

01:08:35.660 Um, I do think there's a chance that he is doing this in an extended way of what he did

01:08:41.920 last time in which he's saying, instead of saying the threat of tariffs for negotiation,

01:08:47.020 he's thinking they need to feel the pain of the tariffs and then they'll come to the

01:08:50.760 table with whatever he's looking for on it, which we don't really know what it is.

01:08:53.600 Um, but that being said, it's also, the problem with tariffs is it caused pain on both sides

01:08:59.680 and the, the strategy of it is I can withstand this pain more than you can withstand this

01:09:03.820 pain, but we can't for very long.

01:09:06.480 None of us can, none of us can.

01:09:07.960 It's, it's also timing, right?

01:09:09.900 So we're talking about all of these things as if we were in a normal world and we're not,

01:09:16.240 we're on the precipice of economic crisis, thanks to the Biden administration.

01:09:21.340 And so, you know, the tactics and strategies that we may have been able to employ during

01:09:27.000 a normal time are not what are required right now.

01:09:30.740 Like we said, the first time he threatened the tariffs, it worked on the immigration or

01:09:35.880 the migration front, right?

01:09:37.120 We stopped the flow of illegals, you know, to the point where we haven't seen these numbers

01:09:41.900 in a very long time.

01:09:43.480 So take the win.

01:09:45.120 But right now, what the American public needs is some certainty and stability.

01:09:51.340 And so with this very fragile economic situation, anything that is going to make it worse is

01:09:58.600 not the right tactic to take right now.

01:10:01.480 And we also have to decide, you know, who is going to be on our side and who's not going

01:10:06.460 to be on our side.

01:10:07.320 If China is really the enemy here, then maybe just say, okay, we got, you know, a little bit 0.83

01:10:14.140 of a way down with China and Mexico, or to me, with Canada and Mexico and what we wanted.

01:10:19.180 We're just going to leave that.

01:10:20.420 And now we're going to focus on this thing with China and keep our allies intact.

01:10:25.140 I just don't think now is the time when we require this very careful choreography to get

01:10:30.260 us out of a crazy economic situation to be throwing around these massive tariffs, to be

01:10:35.820 creating chaos in the stock market, to create uncertainty potential, you know, for a potential

01:10:41.640 for a rising dollar, which would be a major issue.

01:10:44.960 I know it's come down a little bit here, but if these go into place, that's going to be

01:10:48.400 outgrowth.

01:10:48.940 I mean, there are a lot of big issues that are all tied up together here.

01:10:52.560 And now is just not the time.

01:10:54.100 I would agree with you possibly on, I mean, I want to see this play out for a couple of

01:10:58.660 days on Canada and Mexico, but I have, I have no problem with any kind of treaties that

01:11:04.100 he wants to put on Europe.

01:11:05.220 And, and because I think it's free and fair if we play by their rules.

01:11:10.520 And I'm not sure that they are our allies anymore.

01:11:13.140 I really don't.

01:11:13.960 When they, when they will say in front of people, in front of cameras, America doesn't

01:11:19.600 believe in the same values we believe anymore.

01:11:21.940 After a speech about freedom of speech and not putting political opponents in jail, I'm

01:11:29.260 not sure I want to be spending any money defending that because they're not, we're not on the

01:11:34.700 same side if they actually believe that.

01:11:37.740 Yeah.

01:11:38.280 I mean, obviously that speaks to bigger geopolitical strategy in terms of, do we want them to be

01:11:43.580 aligned with China?

01:11:44.900 You know, the, the friend of my, my enemy is my friend.

01:11:48.080 And, you know, it's, it's kind of, we have to be very careful so we can acknowledge that

01:11:53.280 we think that that's horrible.

01:11:54.460 We know that they are paper tigers and, and very weak.

01:11:58.180 But still there's a bigger picture going on.

01:12:01.360 And so we don't have to necessarily fund them, but at the same time too, we also have to be

01:12:06.460 wary of the global economic situation and how that's going to impact American lives.

01:12:10.940 And that is the most fragile point.

01:12:13.740 So that needs to be kind of the underpinning of everything else.

01:12:17.280 All right.

01:12:17.620 Let me, uh, uh, let me switch gears to this meeting that's happening on Friday with, uh,

01:12:24.240 Bitcoin and, and cryptocurrency.

01:12:26.440 What are we expecting to see out of that?

01:12:28.780 And when the government says that the government, the United States government is the largest holder

01:12:33.360 of Bitcoin in the world.

01:12:34.600 I don't know if anybody knows that, but we're the largest bit, uh, uh, Bitcoin holder.

01:12:39.800 Um, and the president just signed an executive order saying we're going to hold onto it, which

01:12:44.540 is good.

01:12:45.500 Um, at least for Bitcoin and, and, uh, and I think for the country as well, but the price

01:12:51.180 went up, but it didn't skyrocket.

01:12:52.940 And everybody's been saying they've been waiting for this.

01:12:54.900 Are they waiting to see what it actually means over the weekend, Carol?

01:12:59.600 Well, it went up and then it went back down again.

01:13:01.460 Um, this has been, so, you know, the first thing that happened is that we had this announcement

01:13:06.920 of some sort of cryptocurrency strategic reserve.

01:13:10.620 Right.

01:13:10.920 And, you know, again, and, and, and this is, this is not meant to pick on the Trump administration

01:13:14.940 because obviously we know we're all, we're all rooting for Trump to succeed, but there

01:13:18.460 are some sort of question marks here.

01:13:20.100 And this is one of them for me.

01:13:21.880 Um, when you think about a strategic reserve, Glenn, you're thinking about things that you need

01:13:27.000 in case of a national emergency, in case of an economic emergency that you have

01:13:31.300 a stockpile.

01:13:32.100 And so it makes sense that we would have oil or ammunition or medicine or things stockpiled.

01:13:37.580 But all of a sudden we say, well, we need to have a cryptocurrency stockpile strategic

01:13:42.700 reserve.

01:13:43.240 The question mark is why, why do we need that?

01:13:45.540 Why does, why is that impacting?

01:13:46.860 Because I think it's the same as gold.

01:13:49.300 But it's not the same as gold.

01:13:50.800 It's not, it's not being held by central banks around the world.

01:13:54.100 It's not something that we actually even, you know, have in tangible form.

01:13:57.860 And, you know, this kind of goes to the bigger feeling from the crypto community.

01:14:02.780 When this was announced, it was not announced as a Bitcoin reserve.

01:14:06.640 It was announced as a reserve that included all kinds of things, including, you know, things

01:14:11.420 that bordered on meme coins and alternative coins that most people in the cryptocurrency

01:14:17.480 community don't think have any intrinsic value.

01:14:20.700 And so that's been part of the frustration that if you want to make the argument for

01:14:24.860 a Bitcoin only reserve, then we can have a healthy debate.

01:14:28.860 And maybe there's a, you know, some sort of, you know, but isn't it XRP that they think

01:14:35.040 that the, the, the banking system is actually going to be built on not necessarily Bitcoin,

01:14:40.860 but XRP, because I don't know, it's faster or whatever.

01:14:43.560 But some of the coins that he included make sense to me because it, it is building the

01:14:50.440 future and the highways of our financial system.

01:14:55.140 You disagree with that?

01:14:56.120 I think that the, the feeling from the community is that in terms of anything that looks like

01:15:01.520 hard money, that Bitcoin is the only one that comes close to that.

01:15:05.440 And that there are a lot of people in the administration who frankly have interests in cryptocurrency.

01:15:11.720 And that's why it's getting this level of attention.

01:15:14.800 So I think that perhaps maybe there's clarification this week of what this strategic reserve looks

01:15:21.840 like, as you mentioned the holdings of cryptocurrency by the U S you know, I believe you're referencing

01:15:28.300 the amount of cryptocurrency that we have seized from criminals and other organizations.

01:15:33.360 So we have been dumping it out on the market.

01:15:35.700 It's much better for everybody of the market and, uh, to have some stored value for the United States.

01:15:42.560 I think diversification is really good myself.

01:15:45.420 Or we, or we, or we could jump it off and pay down our debt and not have an interest that,

01:15:50.740 you know, exceeds our debt.

01:15:52.420 If you, if you want to, if you want to do that and you're not selling it all at once.

01:15:56.820 So the, the price of it doesn't collapse, you know, I, I don't have a problem with that either.

01:16:01.700 Um, but, uh, you know, anyway, go ahead.

01:16:07.340 I would just say, you know, based on his announcement, he had said that he wants to,

01:16:11.380 you know, elevate the industry, which is again, a weird thing to say when we're talking about

01:16:15.800 things that should benefit Americans.

01:16:17.500 It wasn't sort of clear how that, you know, ties into the elevating the industry.

01:16:22.520 But I do think what is, if there's any good point, um, from a crypto fan standpoint,

01:16:29.400 that they're saying that at least he's going to bring some legitimacy to the industry and

01:16:34.020 not, uh, persecute it the way the Biden administration has.

01:16:37.900 So maybe there's some clarity on rulemaking and whatnot.

01:16:40.360 And I think that's all positive, but when we start getting into strategic reserves, when

01:16:46.140 we're running wartime deficit, you know, again, my head starts to spin a little bit.

01:16:49.760 So there's been one thing that we've talked about for several months and that's, uh, FinCEN

01:16:53.260 and this, this, uh, criminalization of small time business owners, and it has been delayed

01:17:01.980 and delayed.

01:17:02.680 It's a Biden thing.

01:17:04.040 They delayed it under Trump.

01:17:06.160 It has finally been washed away, Carol.

01:17:09.820 Almost.

01:17:10.460 So this is a huge victory.

01:17:12.160 Why won't they let go of this thing?

01:17:14.220 This is a huge victory.

01:17:15.420 I want to thank you, Glenn, because, you know, we've been talking about this for almost a year.

01:17:18.580 You've led a huge platform and fight for this.

01:17:21.020 Your audience has been very active in this fight.

01:17:23.580 So this is that, like you said, the CTA BOI rule that was making small businesses have to

01:17:28.680 register as financial criminals or face jail times and massive penalties.

01:17:33.100 We've been working so hard to try to get this taken away, um, or at least, you know, put to

01:17:38.800 bed in some manner.

01:17:39.800 So last Thursday, the 27th treasury came out and said, we are not going to penalize you.

01:17:47.040 If you, if we're not going to enforce penalties and we're going to try to narrow the scope

01:17:51.060 because we don't think this is fair for small business.

01:17:53.200 And then on Sunday, they put out a press release saying, okay, we are not for anybody who is

01:17:58.800 a U S citizen or a domestic reporting entity.

01:18:02.200 So a domestic company, you do not have to do this.

01:18:05.680 So this is a huge win now.

01:18:08.100 A huge win.

01:18:09.100 However, we need this codified still.

01:18:11.800 We need Congress to codify and follow treasury's lead, or we need the courts to win because we

01:18:16.580 know what happens.

01:18:17.880 You know, we have a great treasury secretary who wants main street to thrive.

01:18:21.740 We have a president who wants main street to thrive and they've done this, but if they

01:18:25.260 can do that, then the next administration, you know, that, that is a democratic administration

01:18:29.700 could undo that.

01:18:30.900 And we need to create that certainty for small businesses, housing association boards, and

01:18:34.940 everyone else who has caught up in this.

01:18:36.360 So we need for Congress to narrow the scope to foreign companies, only foreign reporting

01:18:42.380 entities.

01:18:42.960 So tell Congress, they still need to pass that law and codify and take treasury's lead.

01:18:49.220 And, you know, otherwise we're, you and I are going to be talking about this again at

01:18:52.700 some point in the future, but it's by the way, but we can celebrate, you know, all the

01:18:56.720 great work.

01:18:57.360 Your audience made calls.

01:18:58.660 They put in a statements for the record that I took to Congress.

01:19:02.280 You know, we've been working so, so hard on this, all of the groups that filed lawsuits

01:19:06.840 that even gave us the ability to have the time to make this happen, to allow this new

01:19:12.300 treasury to be able to make this rule.

01:19:14.060 So great job, everybody.

01:19:15.660 Great job from you, Carol.

01:19:16.660 You've led the, the, the torch.

01:19:18.700 You've been the torch bearer on this one.

01:19:20.180 Carol Roth, carolroth.com slash news.

01:19:23.140 You can follow her on X at Carol J S Roth, Carol J S Roth.

01:19:29.100 Thanks, Carol.

01:19:29.800 I appreciate it.

01:19:30.440 Um, uh, tonight it's going to be very important to watch the president's speech.

01:19:35.220 We're going to be doing it beginning at seven 30.

01:19:37.800 Our coverage begins.

01:19:39.120 All of your favorite blaze TV hosts are going to be here.

01:19:42.120 Uh, we're going to give you what we hope and what we think is going to happen prior

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01:19:47.480 We'll then jump online with you and we'll have a chat with anybody who's on blaze TV.

01:19:52.660 You can ask us questions.

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01:19:58.460 Uh, and then after he speaks, we'll have a recap of it and we'll get the opinions of all

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01:20:05.520 So that's tonight on blaze TV.

01:20:07.860 But the one thing that the one thing I want him to say is Republicans, you are going to

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01:20:24.260 The American people are for cutting a trillion dollars out of this budget, a trillion.

01:20:31.200 And that number is in the 70% range on all Americans.

01:20:35.980 What are you doing?

01:20:36.840 You've got to cut the budget and the waste.

01:20:40.840 You have to pass the reins act so you can take your power back.

01:20:45.720 You've got to do it and you've got to do it now.

01:20:48.120 Oh, and by the way, pass the tax cuts because I think they're just the beginning.

01:20:52.480 I'd like, I'd like to hear him forcefully say that to Congress.

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01:22:28.120 Let's take a phone call.

01:22:47.720 Let's go to Steve in South Carolina.

01:22:49.280 I've been waiting for a while.

01:22:50.640 What are you hoping Trump is going to address tonight?

01:22:53.180 Yes, sir.

01:22:55.700 Thanks for taking my call.

01:22:57.340 Really, really appreciate it.

01:23:00.340 I'm a seven-time deployed combat vet.

01:23:05.180 And I've had quite a few surgeries.

01:23:08.320 We were in a helicopter crash.

01:23:09.740 So 11 back surgeries and on and on and on.

01:23:14.820 And waited a while because I was so busy.

01:23:17.960 Right.

01:23:18.220 I don't mean to cut you off, but we're going to lose time here.

01:23:22.240 You have about 30 seconds.

01:23:23.380 What do you want him to focus on?

01:23:26.960 Vets need help to be able to do stuff at home.

01:23:29.820 Like entrepreneurs that can maybe help us out with online courses.

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01:23:34.960 Home care.

01:23:36.680 I can't believe that that's...

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01:23:39.760 Thank you very much, Steve.

01:23:41.300 I can't believe that our VA is...

01:23:43.620 The head of our VA, the new head, isn't going to go down that road.

01:23:47.060 But it'd be great to hear him say that.

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01:29:12.520 let me start with tammy in georgia hello tammy welcome to the glenbeck program

01:29:17.740 hi glen um what i'd like donald trump to address is is something that carol roth is

01:29:24.640 and you were talking about with inflation um there are americans out there that they're rich

01:29:31.760 um there's americans out there that are middle class and you've got your poor um and somewhere in

01:29:39.100 between the the gold standard and the dollar going away there are going to be millions of americans who

01:29:47.560 are going to drop in the cracks yes and we're going to be left penniless because there's a lot of us

01:29:53.260 that have no savings because of what biden did i know and there's no way for us to invest in gold

01:30:01.840 i know i know so uh where do you live tammy where in georgia describe your town um it's a small town it's

01:30:10.620 it's called rock mart um it's growing but you know i'm 59 years old i'm blind and i'm a diabetic so

01:30:19.460 all of my money goes to my medical expenses right uh so uh tammy um you know i can't speak to your

01:30:31.120 particular case um but you you need to uh everybody needs to do this because i think we're all going

01:30:42.360 to be leveled at some point all of us i don't care how much money you have when money isn't worth

01:30:47.400 anything it doesn't matter how much you had really doesn't um it matters how you prepared and it doesn't

01:30:54.680 have to be gold you know what is more worth more than gold a good community of church going people

01:31:03.020 uh if you're in a community of church where people will help one another where where they won't allow

01:31:11.380 you to fall through the cracks that is really valuable because especially you you're blind you 0.90

01:31:19.780 are diabetic what are you going to do you have to have a community around you for people who aren't

01:31:27.700 blind um you if you're living in a small town like like she is tammy is you you need to plant a garden 0.99

01:31:35.640 i mean our parents are sorry our grandparents well if you're my age grandparents they survived the

01:31:41.700 great depression because they were independent they had a small garden that is the best thing you

01:31:48.540 can do if if you're you know somebody who you know is all excited about maha you you got to grow the

01:31:55.820 stuff yourself so you know what's healthy and what's not now you can do that because of health you can do

01:32:01.820 that because you should know where your food comes from just teach your kids how to farm have little

01:32:08.480 things um you know but if if you're not going to do that and you have the money then you should buy

01:32:16.140 some sort of food storage i know our church charges they have food storage you know capabilities and

01:32:22.360 they they charge less than you'd get from anything else but you know you got to make it into something

01:32:27.920 um you know the the flour and everything else and then you make it in to whatever it is you're

01:32:33.480 cooking but you can find those things that you can prepare again prepare yourself if you have

01:32:40.540 nothing prepare yourself spiritually and get into a strong faith community one that understands

01:32:49.080 we're all brothers and sisters and we're not going to leave anyone behind thanks tammy for your call

01:32:55.840 let me go to matt in pennsylvania hello matt how you doing today glenn sorry can you hear me all right

01:33:02.300 i'm a ups driver i'm like on the road and i the first time i've gotten in first of all

01:33:07.080 2006 i started listening to you oh geez he was going to give me a compliment now he's breaking

01:33:14.240 up that's not right no i could have said it i listened in 2006 and i've hated you ever since 0.98

01:33:18.600 that could have been coming are you there matt okay go ahead the eagles suck i hate you i love you 0.96

01:33:24.740 cut him off go ahead i think that uh that uh what we've given trump as a mandate by the american 0.99

01:33:33.280 people uh the gop has been so weak need on so many things that he needs to lay that out specifically

01:33:40.020 so we all voted for this we want the cut in the spending i know it's going to hurt i mean i'm 55

01:33:45.340 next month i've been at the same job for 36 years and i mean my wife and i are we paid for our kids

01:33:51.400 we've done the best we could to pay for our kids to do things but there's going to be pain we we have a

01:33:56.080 budget we live by a budget we don't buy the things that we can't afford and i first and ultimately i just

01:34:01.760 god bless you i appreciate what you do you give me to the day you pat uh sometimes stew loves

01:34:08.320 america yes it's hard it's hard to give him that i'm a little nerfed out i'm a little nerfed out

01:34:14.780 but distillers are a better team than eagles and that's interesting i have some information you

01:34:20.560 might want to consider over the past couple months more superbowls more superbowls too yeah you're

01:34:26.800 going back too far time to cut this guy off what is he talking about thank you so much i appreciate it

01:34:30.740 by the way he's from pennsylvania okay he's from pennsylvania uh-huh uh and can you just give

01:34:36.360 this read this to me i can't i don't have my glasses he can't read yeah it's a probably hand

01:34:41.020 me a little teeny you know uh rap go ahead what's there's breaking news jason breaking news joining us

01:34:47.080 by the way yeah sorry uh zelinski looks like he's doing a major backpedal uh as far as dealing with

01:34:53.160 trump and the united states and peace uh he just tweeted this on x where he's reiterating quote

01:35:00.520 ukraine's commitment to peace one of the most interesting things was is that he there's one

01:35:06.040 where it sounds like it's almost like an apology but not really an apology he wanted the meaning to

01:35:09.860 go better but he sounds like he's calling for a ceasefire and truce in the skies and in the sea

01:35:16.980 which is pretty huge because i haven't heard him even attempt to do that since what 2022 when he

01:35:24.160 actually wanted peace but the west stopped him isn't that what england was saying that they were

01:35:28.260 going to have peace in the skies and the sea recently yeah i think they said that i think starmer said

01:35:34.200 that um that was their their theme of that peace thing interesting sea change a little bit did he

01:35:41.020 apologize at all really you're not going to get trump you are going to have to make a public

01:35:47.820 apology i think he said it was regrettable that it happened this way yeah yeah yeah that's not an

01:35:52.220 apology that's not an apology yeah it's like i'm sorry if you took it that way i'm really sorry you

01:35:58.580 felt that it's a bit of a right right right right right it's a bit of a non-apology apology when he

01:36:03.340 says it happened that way that could be trump's fault right like it's regrettable that trump did this to

01:36:08.280 me right like it could mean a lot of different things by the way i mean that is the biggest lie

01:36:11.640 too we talked about this yesterday but i mean we just it's worth restating this is the guy's mo he

01:36:17.980 has done this to others he did it to joe biden remember when joe biden was like yeah show some

01:36:22.980 respect you whippersnapper he did the same thing to joe biden so this is his mo and he was and joe was

01:36:30.020 on his side yeah so if you pissed him off on this yeah i know but let's not downplay this is

01:36:34.400 significant this is the largest move towards any kind of peace deal we've had since this started

01:36:39.500 i mean that's good that's encouraging and it's actually kind of smart because he's saying and

01:36:44.160 i was thinking this back uh it's like several weeks ago that the the biggest thing he should do to

01:36:48.620 appease trump is to throw out the idea of a ceasefire and see if russia reciprocates if russia russia is

01:36:54.700 willing to reciprocate then this goes to the table and it's revealing if they say yeah yeah i will bet you

01:37:01.020 that uh um rubio is on the phone with his counterpart in russia right now absolutely because that would

01:37:09.740 be huge for the president to announce tonight absolutely and i want to announce a ceasefire

01:37:14.760 deal can you imagine that's huge they're gonna be working overtime on that one yeah i can guarantee

01:37:23.400 it let's pray um all right thank you very much for breaking in and just wrecking the flow of the show

01:37:27.620 and just come in with any tweets that you want anytime just walking even if you make them up

01:37:31.780 it's fine we have no idea of what he just brought in just tweeted this uh uh trudeau is on saying you

01:37:38.620 know uh america your government is doing this um you he donald trump has decided to risk your jobs 0.97

01:37:47.220 and chosen to harm your national security um i mean he's a smart guy but this is a dumb thing for

01:37:54.580 donald trump to do i mean it's trudeau is going to look good in his own country for this this is not

01:38:00.560 good i will say one of the big errors i think of this policy and you know of all the anti-canada

01:38:06.860 yeah uh stuff 51st state tariffs is it's you know trudeau's party was down by about 20 points

01:38:14.620 going into this election they now lead you've got to be kidding the entire i mean the the conservatives

01:38:20.380 had basically locked this thing up and had a cakewalk and because of this sort of nationalist

01:38:27.020 fervor that's been kicked up in canada in a response i don't know why he did this other than he

01:38:32.340 hates justin trudeau well and he loves these you know like he loves tariffs he's told you that i know 0.97

01:38:37.900 i know but but this was just a stupid move politically no i don't know he should have at least 0.99

01:38:42.260 waited until after they had an election yeah i mean it was just let he already hung himself 0.99

01:38:48.020 trudeau yeah and you know i wouldn't like it if well i don't like it when trudeau is lecturing us

01:38:53.640 on things don't don't tell me screw you yeah this is what i think about that you know i'm not a tariff 0.97

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01:40:26.960 so um are the democrats even going to show up tonight jeffries is saying you know if you're

01:40:46.220 democrat you really should show up are they really thinking that they won't show up to this that's

01:40:50.920 insane i think they probably will i mean remember you know one of his was this first one where he

01:40:56.500 was talking and then pelosi ripped up the speech in the background yeah uh i don't i don't know that

01:41:03.040 they've learned anything certainly but i don't know that that worked for them last time wasn't a great

01:41:07.660 strategy i don't know we have i think we have a couple of minutes let's play let's play uh cut one

01:41:12.380 this is from the new york times and they're they're they're they're terrified of the democrats

01:41:19.140 they're like okay guys we're more insane than you are but you're actually saying these things out loud

01:41:25.440 we've stopped saying them listen to this video from the new york times democrats your party leaders

01:41:31.260 have a foolproof plan to stop trump by boldly doubling down on everything that has never worked

01:41:37.620 before we will win we won't rest we won't rest and your fellow dems on social media are doing their

01:41:48.360 part congratulations maga you got played by donald trump again welcome to the resistance

01:41:57.540 trump is screwing over some of his own supporters i voted for president trump to make america first

01:42:07.180 again you didn't vote for trump eliminating federal funds no i did not vote for that in the campaign

01:42:12.860 they actually told us that he was not going to touch their documented people they used us these 0.91

01:42:18.960 regretful red hats i was a dumbass voted for trump are ripe for the taking i regret to support trump i'm 0.82

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01:42:38.460 to produce something saying shut shut schumer up shut shut all of you lefties up shut up it's not gonna 0.94

01:42:47.920 work you should say hey i used to i voted for trump but i didn't vote for this this is the new york 0.97

01:42:56.920 time trying to teach the democrats no but they don't have any bias trying to trying to teach the

01:43:03.680 democrats how to win now i'll do that i'll do that but i'm not claiming to be a journalist to be mildly

01:43:13.800 fair to the new york times here that is an opinion yes so it is yeah you're right but still i you know

01:43:19.840 the it's probably written by all their news reporters right they're all like yeah and another

01:43:26.540 thing it's true though i mean this is what their perspective is right how do we heal how do we fix

01:43:31.500 this and it's amazing at least somebody over there is aware enough to understand because their news

01:43:36.820 coverage does not echo this this approach at all the news coverage looks exactly like all the other

01:43:40.780 news coverage calling him hitler 5 000 times a day uh so the the democrats are they going to show up

01:43:46.540 tonight i know 45 senate democrats uh killed the legislation aimed at preventing trans identifying

01:43:53.300 males from competing against female athletes that that's crazy 45 nobody stood up nobody nobody stood 0.86

01:44:02.620 up and said guys guys this is not that you say you're for women how is this you're taking scholarships

01:44:12.540 away from women who that was what they trained for their whole life to be able to get a scholarship 1.00

01:44:18.580 on this and you've just taken that away you're that's not that's not for women that you look at the women

01:44:24.400 who are being hurt because that's a dude nobody nobody's willing to really stand up and lead the way

01:44:34.500 on this with any kind of credibility with the democrats it appears to that peyton mcnab she's a 19 year

01:44:41.040 old who was left with a traumatic brain injury after uh a trans man right spiked a volleyball into her 1.00

01:44:48.800 head she's going to be there for a for tonight's speech as a special guest of president trump um so 0.94

01:44:55.140 that's a big you know what's amazing um the democrats only seem to care about women if they're killing 0.98

01:45:02.580 their baby or they're a sex worker if you're a sex worker hey you got it not bodies for sports no i'm 0.99

01:45:11.260 not going to protect your body if you want to play sports but if you want to be a sex worker i'm there 0.97

01:45:16.480 i'm there to give you legal protection that's insane really revealing moment at the oscars uh the other

01:45:22.760 night oh yeah oh yeah mikey madison who's the actress who won best actress for an aura it's a movie

01:45:27.980 about a sex worker and i guess i have not seen it but it's supposed to be like a uh you know sort of

01:45:32.680 like dramedy type of situation kind of kind of funny or whatever but like of course when she makes

01:45:38.340 the speech she she comes out and talks about how like it can't just be like hey we made an

01:45:43.920 entertaining movie with me having sex on screen for 45 consecutive minutes can't just be that it has

01:45:48.880 to be hey uh there's a real point behind this and the real point is that we have to make sex work

01:45:55.380 into real work let me let me let me let me quote i also just want to again recognize the and honor

01:46:01.100 the sex worker community i'll continue to support and be an ally all of the incredible people the women

01:46:07.340 that i had the privilege of meeting from that community has been one of the highlights of this

01:46:11.620 entire incredible experience so you love the sex workers which is so damaging to women so damaging 0.99

01:46:22.080 what's the intersection of this and me too avenue how many cars are piled up there they never intersect

01:46:27.800 they never intersect i love too she said glenn that she had prepared for this role for six months

01:46:33.220 are you saying you were a prostitute for six months is that what i'm sorry what how yeah and by the way 0.96

01:46:41.280 keep standing up for lily phillips the woman who had sex with a thousand guys oh she's perfectly fine 0.99

01:46:48.180 after all of that oh yeah she's pregnant too isn't you hear that good for her growing families 1.00

01:46:54.280 well if she has that child they're gonna hate her she's gotta kill it anyway uh simply say from the 0.94

01:47:01.940 time i started this broadcast today until its end there will be an average of 400 break-ins across 0.99

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01:48:15.940 this is the glenn beck program taking your phone calls today want to know what you want to hear

01:48:38.180 from donald trump today let's go to north carolina and brandon hello brandon hey glenn how you doing

01:48:44.880 i'm great how are you i'm good first time caller first time getting through good thank you uh so um

01:48:52.680 you just touched on it um i definitely want to hear trump talk about the bill that was just proposed that

01:49:00.820 every democrat voted no on uh i have a i have a nine-year-old daughter who plays soccer

01:49:07.140 and the last thing i want is for you know the puberty age boys to start integrating i mean what could

01:49:18.560 possibly go wrong brandon right yeah they could just run her over kick her in the face which could happen 1.00

01:49:24.620 with with girls but it's a little different yeah it is a boy running down the field it is i i i am

01:49:31.680 shocked that the democrats are still holding on to this but they did and he is going to talk about it

01:49:37.240 tonight um and i hope he is hard on congress not just on the democrats but on the republicans 0.88

01:49:42.680 they have got to get their crap together and start moving it's 40 days in he has moved mountains

01:49:50.840 he's done stuff in 40 days that i haven't seen presidents doing an entire term but he has to 0.97

01:49:57.340 have congress and the republicans better get their crap together thanks for your call ron in missouri 0.56

01:50:03.640 hello ron hey glenn i would really like to hear less of the always overconfident uh donald trump as the 0.94

01:50:15.140 entertainer and the politician and the campaigner and more of a humble leader in the uh echo of

01:50:24.020 winston churchill i think this moment in our our our country needs the speech that all he's got to

01:50:32.120 offer us is blood sweat toil and tears and i think that has the real potential to unite people behind him

01:50:39.240 if he's frank that you know both parties for really all my lifetime have been digging this hole

01:50:46.680 and it's going to take a lot of work and a lot of sacrifice on all of our parts to get out of this

01:50:52.680 um not this you know pie in the sky i'm going to fix everything my first day golden golden age of

01:51:00.400 everything talk i think frank reality and humble uh call to action would be really helpful so can i

01:51:08.280 compromise with you here ron uh because uh i don't mind the president coming in and saying

01:51:13.840 you hired me to stop uh illegal immigration uh we're down to the lowest uh illegal immigration since

01:51:20.400 i think 1968 um we have done that and we're still doing more and we're deporting them um i have made

01:51:28.660 great progress on many things uh and line them out but then come to the economy i gotta be straight

01:51:36.040 with you on the economy this is going to be tough and i will work my butt off i will be there every

01:51:43.640 second of the day you've seen me i sleep three hours a day i will give you everything but i need congress

01:51:50.160 to do their part on this um but we're in this together would you would you be okay with that compromise

01:51:59.520 where he because he's going to be donald trump yeah no i don't i don't disagree with what you're

01:52:05.580 saying there and more than just on the economy i think he needs to have a call to action for rooting

01:52:11.080 out corruption yes um but i agree he's got to tout what he has done and the steps he is taking i've got

01:52:17.820 no problem with that just people need a realistic view that this isn't going to happen without pain

01:52:23.460 correct correct wrong thank you very much i'm glad to know you know that philip uh minnesota hello

01:52:28.720 philip hey glenn i'd like to see trump go old school glenn back from the fox days and just do some

01:52:36.920 straightforward powerpoints lists out here here's every there is everything the democrat party and

01:52:43.800 the biden regime did to get us to this situation here's everything i plan to do to counter that

01:52:49.160 call congress out say look i can't make congress act um but if they fail to act for the american

01:52:55.700 people come midterms you can ensure that they do by voting them out simple as that that's very good

01:53:01.520 thank you very much philip carl north carolina i'd love to hear um donald trump say something that no

01:53:09.620 president or congressman has ever said and that is that the people with a capital p highest office in

01:53:14.680 land dutiful remnant has the responsibility and the duty that's mentioned in the constitution

01:53:21.900 to enforce our constitution and that will accomplish at least as much as uh donald trump and and any other

01:53:30.580 politician have accomplished i agree i agree um that would be great for him to say i could see him

01:53:36.440 saying that maybe not tonight but i could see him saying that i've heard him say it is up to the people

01:53:41.240 um you know he can only do so much constitutionally it is really up to us um you know that that was one

01:53:49.260 of the things i hated on uh joe biden's first speech that he gave uh eight years ago the same night

01:53:56.740 he gave it and remember everybody was sitting like six feet apart and there were very few people there

01:54:03.060 and they were all wearing masks and he looked right at schumer and all the others and said we've come

01:54:08.960 through this because of you and he wasn't talking to the american people he was talking about the people

01:54:15.340 in the room he was talking about the politicians and he did that several times and it it made i mean

01:54:22.860 made the hair stand up on my my neck because i i'd never heard a president say it that way before

01:54:29.080 where you know oh it's up to you i've heard that a million times when he's talking about the people

01:54:35.080 but i'd like to hear a president and i know donald trump does believe this that it is up to you

01:54:41.700 and uh and really everything that's been done is in spite of the people for the most part that are

01:54:50.520 sitting there in congress or the senate uh thanks for your call let me take one more here it's uh

01:54:56.420 jake and iowa like actually i have more time i'll take a couple go ahead jake greetings from iowa glenn

01:55:01.600 hey two things i'd like to see mr president uh say tonight is as far as doge uncovering this fraud

01:55:07.820 and misuse of funds i would love for him to say that uh they're going to prosecute to the fullest

01:55:14.420 extent possible anybody who is caught funneling money and i'm i'm talking like a la elliot ness where

01:55:21.760 we use recore or some some obscure laws and just punish them because this is the taxpayer's money in it

01:55:27.740 we have to discourage this terrible behavior of the non-profits and what have you that's number one

01:55:34.140 number two i would like to hear him say that he's going to lift the social security cap uh right now

01:55:40.520 it's like at 168 000 or whatever once you earn more money than that year uh they don't collect

01:55:46.000 so they don't withhold social security from your check and i don't know why that limit was put in

01:55:50.960 there maybe maybe you have a reason for that yeah because you're not getting more than that out

01:55:55.340 everybody pays their fair share if you have to pay up to that if you make more um why are you taxed

01:56:03.400 uh so much more because this was supposed to be an insurance policy for people just like you

01:56:10.080 and so you know it's no it wasn't but i know what you're saying that yeah i know that i know that's

01:56:16.300 the outward theory but that was the outward theory and quite honestly as somebody who does hit that cap

01:56:21.840 yeah i don't like it i mean i don't i don't mind paying my fair share but you know what i pay a lot

01:56:32.460 in taxes and i pay a lot more than you know most people and i don't bitch and complain about it it is 1.00

01:56:40.800 something that is necessary i bitch and complain that they have wasted my money and quite honestly i am at 0.99

01:56:49.720 the point when i see doge it makes me want to say f you to the uh to the irs you're not getting another 0.97

01:56:58.820 damn dime for me you're stealing this money okay because i don't want to contribute to almost 0.71

01:57:05.680 anything that you're spending it on and no that's the way i really feel so uh you know i'm not for 0.99

01:57:13.860 higher taxes on anybody i would say anybody too uh i would love to hear him say we're repealing the

01:57:20.140 payroll tax full full-fledged gone i would love that that would be a great tax because to your point

01:57:27.380 first of all everybody feels that tax if you have a job secondly you know when you feel it it's

01:57:31.960 regressive yeah the only time you ever feel it is when you first start working every kid says the

01:57:37.840 same thing they're taking what yeah okay you lose that because you just get used to it that's why

01:57:45.140 you should repeal the payroll tax yep because no you should feel it because there would be a revolution

01:57:51.200 in this country absolute revolution uh let me go to uh mike hello mike hey how you doing great i would

01:58:01.640 love to hear donald trump say russia and the united states are going to engage in another round of

01:58:08.620 nuclear disarmament and we're going to use some of that savings from the deep state to rebuild our

01:58:15.900 highways our bridges our electric grid system and do what eisenhower did so i think you're going to

01:58:23.960 actually get some of that i think donald trump does want to have that conversation with um with china

01:58:30.140 and russia and the rest of the world about reduction of our nukes he really does not like them he knows 0.85

01:58:36.720 what they really are um and we are going to get our grid rebuilt uh it has to happen because of ai we

01:58:44.180 have to have a new grid how long will that take i don't know but i think that will begin um under

01:58:52.540 donald trump one more thing on the the last call when he says i you know the last call said i i really

01:58:57.680 want to hear the president say i'm going after these people the problem with that is there's been

01:59:03.640 two i think missteps and they've happened in the last week there's been two missteps and only two by

01:59:11.200 this uh presidency the first one was last week and i don't believe it was zelinski the first one was

01:59:18.480 with the doj with pam bondy and the release or the non-release of epstein that was the first time i

01:59:25.860 thought oh wow maybe they're not serious then they came out last night and said there's a truckload

01:59:32.320 of files that were on its way by that deadline friday okay well is that a truckload like you

01:59:41.760 ever see you know on you watch some you know law show and they're like yeah they just filled the

01:59:47.160 conference room with boxes of papers just to stall and keep you busy looking in a needle in a haystack

01:59:53.080 is that what that is so he's he's because of that misstep last week they have hurt themselves

02:00:01.500 on being able to say and we're going to punish the bad guys the the um the other misstep is what's

02:00:10.240 happening right now with the tariffs the economy is going down and we've got real problems and it's

02:00:17.140 not because of donald trump he's got to focus not on canada and responding to canada on tariffs

02:00:24.480 he should be saying tonight and that should be the only thing that he has to worry about congress

02:00:30.940 stop spending give me pass the first budget this is so amazing i have to say this and i can't believe

02:00:39.760 it's true every time you do say this pass the first federal budget since 2008 pass a budget that i can 0.95

02:00:50.780 sign and cut your damn spending period all right back in just a minute so i was watching victor um 0.94

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02:01:21.360 being a puppy again and he did it i think because of rough greens he never ran to his bowl ever never

02:01:28.920 um and and he would he was like running around the house playing he was like a puppy again and he

02:01:36.500 would run he still runs to his bowl when i put rough greens in i mean well he maybe a determined

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02:01:45.840 but he's getting to the age now he's already older than any of my other german shepherds

02:01:53.020 and i thought i was going to lose him last summer and uh i hope i'm wrong like i was last summer but

02:02:01.600 i might lose him this summer and uh he'll be the last german shepherd that we have

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02:02:47.680 back we'll be right back

02:02:51.660 i gotta read this tweet that just came out from vladimir uh

02:02:55.660 i gotta read this tweet that just came out from vladimir uh lewinski

02:03:13.040 or lewinski zielinski uh wow under the desk with president trump i guess anyway uh he said i would

02:03:21.180 like to reiterate ukraine's commitment to peace none of us wants an endless war ukraine is ready

02:03:27.300 to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring lasting peace closer nobody

02:03:32.980 wants peace more than ukrainians my team and i stand ready to work under president trump's strong

02:03:38.060 leadership to get that peace that lasts we're ready to work fast and end the war at the end the first

02:03:44.400 stages could be the release of prisoners and a truce in the sky and to ban missiles long-range drones

02:03:50.440 bombs on energy and other civilian infrastructure and the truce in the sea immediately if russia will

02:03:56.040 do the same then we want to move very fast through all the next stages to work with the u.s to agree

02:04:01.240 to a strong final deal we do really value how much america has done to help ukraine maintain its

02:04:08.540 sovereignty and independence we do remember the moment when things changed for us when president trump

02:04:14.260 provided ukraine with javelins and we are grateful for this our meeting in washington at the white house

02:04:20.260 on friday did not go the way it was supposed to go it's regrettable that it happened this way it's time

02:04:26.040 to make things right we would like future cooperation and communication to be constructive

02:04:31.480 regarding the agreement on minerals and security ukraine is ready to sign it to sign it at any time

02:04:40.580 and in any convenient format we see this agreement as a step toward greater security and solid security

02:04:47.360 guarantees and i hope it will work effectively donald trump should do this even if ukraine

02:04:53.960 only has a fax machine should get that agreement signed before tonight interesting he still wrote he

02:05:01.580 still said security guarantees which was kind of what started the we see this agreement as a step

02:05:06.320 towards greater security step towards though which is which is which is good i mean it's that was what

02:05:12.560 it was supposed to be just a step toward something potentially in the future and i do think you know

02:05:16.960 just having americans there or american interest in the country does help their guaranteed security

02:05:22.640 that's what donald trump has been saying to him i agree agree so anyway all right we will see you

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