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00:01:04.460 It's Pat and Stu in for Glenn.

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00:01:07.640 We got to stand together.

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00:01:52.780 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:04.120 Thank goodness.

00:02:05.580 Cop 28 is going on right now in the Middle East, trying to get to the bottom of this

00:02:12.660 climate change situation.

00:02:15.160 Finally.

00:02:16.760 Finally, we can start a discussion on the climate.

00:02:19.600 Yeah.

00:02:19.940 Could we please have the discussion at least?

00:02:22.360 We need a national conversation.

00:02:24.820 Well, we'll start that conversation.

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00:03:51.660 Welcome.

00:03:52.140 It is Pat and Stu today for Glenn.

00:03:55.000 We'll be talking to him in about an hour about what's going on in his life this day.

00:04:00.040 What's he having for breakfast?

00:04:01.320 Yeah.

00:04:02.320 It's important information.

00:04:03.800 What's his workout routine like these days?

00:04:06.560 We have a lot of big questions.

00:04:08.060 I think it's clearly strenuous.

00:04:09.480 Yeah.

00:04:10.360 And exhaustive.

00:04:11.520 I'm worried he's pushing himself too much at the gym.

00:04:13.400 Yeah, I worry about that as well.

00:04:14.360 He's a gym rat.

00:04:15.140 Yeah.

00:04:15.460 You know, and that Glenn Beck, he's a gym rat.

00:04:17.960 And I'm a little concerned about, you know, because you can do too much at the gym.

00:04:22.300 Right.

00:04:22.680 You can.

00:04:23.440 You can.

00:04:23.740 I think he's proof of that.

00:04:25.260 Yeah, that's true.

00:04:26.760 I, he's, I, now, do we know, is he at COP28?

00:04:31.060 I don't believe he is.

00:04:32.380 He isn't.

00:04:32.840 I think he's elsewhere.

00:04:34.960 But he wanted to get to COP28, but he was snowed in.

00:04:38.920 I think like so many, so many others.

00:04:42.640 Because, man.

00:04:44.100 Can I get hit my favorite part of COP28?

00:04:46.600 Yeah.

00:04:47.040 Yeah.

00:04:47.240 Because I mean, you probably have a whole long list of favorite parts of COP28.

00:04:50.520 I do.

00:04:51.040 Mine is the acronym.

00:04:54.020 Yeah.

00:04:54.300 COP28.

00:04:54.980 Okay.

00:04:55.220 Now, first of all, all these left-wingers are coming together to celebrate COP, which is

00:04:59.060 kind of strange.

00:04:59.740 I thought they wanted to defund them, but this has nothing to do with police officers.

00:05:03.700 COP, you think, would stand for like climate, organization, procedures, something, right?

00:05:10.360 Yeah, something.

00:05:11.240 It stands for conference of parties.

00:05:17.660 Conference of parties?

00:05:18.920 It is the word.

00:05:19.540 I didn't even know that.

00:05:20.520 It's the worst acronym of all time.

00:05:22.240 No wonder they never show what it stands for.

00:05:24.940 Right.

00:05:25.000 Conference.

00:05:25.240 Yeah.

00:05:25.600 It's like a participation.

00:05:26.880 Everyone just kind of got together.

00:05:28.300 Hey, we're going to have a group.

00:05:29.260 What are we going to call it?

00:05:29.940 How about the Climate Action Network?

00:05:32.240 No, let's call it Conference of Parties.

00:05:34.500 I want to make sure people know that we're having a conference and that parties will be

00:05:38.320 involved in the conference.

00:05:40.980 So let's call it Conference of Parties.

00:05:42.140 Is it 28 parties?

00:05:42.920 No, I think it's the 28th.

00:05:44.100 I think it's like the 28th gathering.

00:05:46.420 That's what I thought it was.

00:05:47.300 Of cops.

00:05:48.080 Of cop.

00:05:48.540 Cop.

00:05:48.740 Okay.

00:05:49.180 So you have the Conference of Parties.

00:05:51.260 They've done this now 28 times.

00:05:53.900 Now, if you miss the first 27, it's hard to jump in at number 28.

00:05:57.080 Well, you can't just catch up that quickly.

00:05:58.800 You got to go through it.

00:05:59.440 There's no way.

00:05:59.820 Binge.

00:06:00.260 Just binge the series.

00:06:00.520 You got to start with the beginning.

00:06:01.760 Go back to Cop 1.

00:06:02.760 Yeah.

00:06:02.940 And then watch all of them because they're just, oh, riveting.

00:06:06.820 Well, they're riveting.

00:06:07.460 Riveting.

00:06:08.040 And they're packed, jam-packed with information and existential threats and hysteria.

00:06:15.260 Right.

00:06:15.720 That is needless.

00:06:17.400 But watch it anyway.

00:06:19.940 What I love about this, one of my favorite parts of COP28 is Sultan Al-Jabbar, who has claimed

00:06:27.200 there is, okay, this is the president of COP28.

00:06:30.920 Formerly Sultan Al-Jabbar?

00:06:34.160 Is that?

00:06:35.800 Yes.

00:06:36.520 That's weird.

00:06:37.400 It's an old basketball joke for you, okay?

00:06:39.260 Sultan Lou Al-Jabbar.

00:06:39.700 And now it's Sultan Al-Jabbar.

00:06:41.660 For all you 25-year-olds that don't get it, look it up.

00:06:45.400 All right?

00:06:46.700 It's all right.

00:06:47.620 You didn't get the Al-Jabbar joke.

00:06:49.040 It's okay.

00:06:49.720 It is okay.

00:06:50.280 But he has claimed, again, the president of COP28 claims there's no science indicating

00:06:57.400 that a phase-out of fossil fuels is needed to restrict global heating to one and a half

00:07:01.520 degrees Celsius.

00:07:03.720 There's no science behind the fact that fossil fuels are destroying the planet.

00:07:11.020 You might expect that from a guy who is from the United Arab Emirates, which is an oil country.

00:07:18.280 But it's kind of surprising that they would have him preside over COP28.

00:07:24.620 I'm surprised he's one of the parties at the conference of parties.

00:07:28.440 Yeah.

00:07:28.680 In fact, he said that a phase-out of fossil fuels would not allow sustainable development

00:07:34.060 unless you want to take the world back into caves.

00:07:38.620 Thank you, Al-Jabbar.

00:07:40.820 Yeah.

00:07:41.280 Formally Sultan Al-Cinder.

00:07:42.760 You know, that is very true.

00:07:49.840 Yeah.

00:07:50.180 Right?

00:07:50.600 I think it is.

00:07:51.280 There's a new development in Connecticut.

00:07:53.180 Remember Ned Lamont, who was the governor?

00:07:56.200 Yes.

00:07:56.780 He ran for Senate and got the Democratic nomination, but then lost to an independent Joe Lieberman,

00:08:03.420 if I remember this right.

00:08:04.520 Yeah.

00:08:04.740 That was a while ago.

00:08:05.760 A long time ago.

00:08:06.420 Then he wound up becoming governor of Connecticut.

00:08:09.300 While he was governor of Connecticut, he put in some sort of requirement that all cars sold

00:08:14.780 in Connecticut would be zero-emission vehicles by 2035.

00:08:19.660 Okay.

00:08:21.140 Which they're now abandoning.

00:08:23.800 What?

00:08:24.480 Which is interesting because I keep...

00:08:26.680 Wow.

00:08:26.800 Every car company keeps telling me...

00:08:28.880 So they don't care anymore about the planet?

00:08:31.440 Apparently not.

00:08:32.620 Every car company keeps telling me they're not going to be making any gas-powered vehicles

00:08:36.500 past 2030.

00:08:37.300 They keep...

00:08:38.100 Which is...

00:08:38.480 That's impossible.

00:08:39.140 I mean, it seems impossible.

00:08:40.160 Just face it.

00:08:40.620 It's impossible.

00:08:42.480 It's dumb, too.

00:08:43.640 This is the United States of America.

00:08:45.380 We can do anything if we set our minds to it.

00:08:47.440 No, we don't have the infrastructure for it.

00:08:49.440 In seven years?

00:08:51.260 Let's say the auto manufacturers could pull it off.

00:08:55.040 Yeah.

00:08:55.340 Let's say they can dump the combustion engine and go all electric by 2030.

00:09:00.120 They probably could do it, but it would hemorrhage money. 0.99

00:09:04.300 Yeah.

00:09:04.960 And they are hemorrhaging money.

00:09:05.880 And where are you getting the power for all of those vehicles?

00:09:10.380 We have rolling blackouts now with about, what, 3% to 5% electric vehicles?

00:09:16.920 If there's 100% electric vehicles, which it wouldn't quite be because you'd still have

00:09:21.240 some old vehicles, but let's say you've got 40%.

00:09:25.060 Where's that power coming from?

00:09:26.680 I'm going to spend 2030 filling a garage with gas-powered cars.

00:09:30.300 Yeah.

00:09:30.760 Oh, man.

00:09:31.200 And I'm just going to sit there.

00:09:31.920 And each, I will go completely into debt.

00:09:35.800 And then I will just have to go.

00:09:37.780 And every time one of my cars dies, I just go pick a new one from 10 years ago.

00:09:42.220 I know.

00:09:42.840 I know.

00:09:44.040 I don't want-

00:09:44.560 It's impossible.

00:09:45.260 It's impossible.

00:09:46.220 And that's not-

00:09:46.720 It can't happen.

00:09:47.340 It's not even a knock on electric cars.

00:09:48.740 We've been through this before.

00:09:49.680 I mean, some of the electric cars are great.

00:09:50.960 Some of them are fast.

00:09:51.980 I like them.

00:09:52.040 I mean, they're really fast.

00:09:53.360 The Teslas are.

00:09:54.180 Teslas are.

00:09:55.060 But Tesla's the only one who's made this work.

00:09:58.040 People keep acting like this is obvious.

00:10:00.220 Which Elon Musk has pointed out.

00:10:02.720 Over and over again.

00:10:03.580 Even though he's not invited to any of their White House gatherings.

00:10:07.280 He's not invited to any of their reindeer games.

00:10:09.500 No.

00:10:09.880 None of them.

00:10:10.660 No.

00:10:11.160 Because of his red nose.

00:10:12.080 They just shun him.

00:10:12.480 Right.

00:10:12.860 You know?

00:10:14.020 He has an electric nose.

00:10:15.520 He makes really good points, though, about, look, we've done more than any company in the

00:10:22.280 world for climate change.

00:10:24.180 Yes.

00:10:25.020 And I think that's true.

00:10:26.520 I think he can back that up.

00:10:27.920 If you embrace the left-wing narrative of what the problem is, how can you not like Elon

00:10:33.600 Musk? 0.97

00:10:34.020 How can you not?

00:10:34.800 He created a space exploring company so that we could move to Mars.

00:10:39.940 So we can escape.

00:10:40.720 That's how deeply he believes in climate change.

00:10:43.900 Yes.

00:10:44.140 He is.

00:10:44.840 You know, there's a lot of really good things you can say about Elon Musk.

00:10:47.780 I like him in many ways.

00:10:49.300 I do, too.

00:10:49.660 But I don't like his.

00:10:51.240 Yeah.

00:10:51.620 He's.

00:10:52.140 Extremist.

00:10:52.600 He is.

00:10:53.100 I mean, he is.

00:10:53.840 Extremist to the point.

00:10:55.160 He's building spaceships to escape climate change.

00:10:57.740 He's not obnoxious about it.

00:10:59.180 He doesn't preach about it all the time.

00:11:00.620 No.

00:11:00.700 He just puts his beliefs where his companies are.

00:11:04.440 Yeah.

00:11:04.640 Really?

00:11:05.200 He developed these companies so that he could fulfill what he believes about the future.

00:11:11.160 Yeah.

00:11:11.640 And I think it's easy to look at Tesla and think, oh, the electric car thing can work.

00:11:17.340 Tesla did it.

00:11:18.240 Well, I'm in the middle of reading this Elon Musk book, the Isaacson book that's out.

00:11:23.420 And he goes through.

00:11:24.840 Is it authorized or not?

00:11:26.200 You know, I don't know.

00:11:27.360 He seems to participate in it.

00:11:29.920 Oh, yeah.

00:11:30.340 To the point of like, he's interviewed about a lot of these things.

00:11:33.140 So he's quoted a lot in the book.

00:11:34.900 I think he participated.

00:11:36.100 Interesting.

00:11:36.340 I don't think it was a.

00:11:37.660 It's definitely not an overly flattering view of Musk at times.

00:11:41.520 I mean, it definitely makes you think that he's not a very nice guy to be around.

00:11:45.520 Oh, I believe that.

00:11:47.000 Most really super successful people like that aren't.

00:11:50.000 Yes.

00:11:50.380 That's, you know, his.

00:11:51.620 Because they're demanding.

00:11:53.000 Relationships, his work relationships, certainly.

00:11:55.080 But also his personal relationships, they don't seem ideal.

00:11:58.200 He's been married, what, nine times?

00:12:00.320 He has like, he has 11 kids, I believe.

00:12:02.680 Yeah, I think he does.

00:12:03.260 11, most of them.

00:12:04.040 Several different women. 1.00

00:12:05.140 Yes.

00:12:05.720 Yeah.

00:12:06.000 Yeah.

00:12:06.660 That's very true.

00:12:07.860 So, and I don't even think he was married to all of them.

00:12:10.680 I don't think so.

00:12:11.360 So, anyway, that's off the topic.

00:12:13.800 On the electric car part, he, first of all, he's in, he was a first mover, right?

00:12:19.680 He was very early.

00:12:20.680 He wasn't, he actually didn't found Tesla.

00:12:22.060 He didn't name Tesla.

00:12:23.260 He was, he came into the organization after they had already started it.

00:12:27.220 But he was the, you know, he's the, he's a co-founder.

00:12:29.700 He is a, he was one of the earliest funders.

00:12:32.420 And he really did direct the company to make it what it was.

00:12:36.440 Right.

00:12:36.600 But like, he's also, number one, almost went completely bankrupt.

00:12:41.360 Doing this.

00:12:42.240 Like the, the company almost dissolved multiple times.

00:12:45.660 Yeah.

00:12:45.920 He, there, people forget that.

00:12:47.820 Yeah.

00:12:48.160 There were real struggles with Tesla.

00:12:50.140 Yeah.

00:12:50.660 For a, for a long time.

00:12:51.940 And you may have heard the stories of him.

00:12:53.720 Like, oh, he slept at the, at the factory.

00:12:56.000 That stuff's all true.

00:12:57.020 He was really doing that.

00:12:57.980 But like, he's also a really unique person that like Ford and General Motors are not going

00:13:03.960 to be able to pull off the types of things he did.

00:13:06.300 Like, for example, there was this one part where it was very tough time for Tesla.

00:13:10.540 They had all these people shorting the stock and they had made this promise.

00:13:14.180 He, he's like Glenn.

00:13:16.040 Glenn has to read this book because there's so much Glenn in Elon Musk.

00:13:19.640 Glenn's not abusive to people around him at all.

00:13:22.260 He's not that guy.

00:13:23.220 And he's not on the spectrum.

00:13:24.320 Right.

00:13:24.560 So he's a little more comfortable to be around.

00:13:26.760 Right.

00:13:27.440 But he is the type of person who will just make up random timelines and be like, hey,

00:13:32.420 we're doing this in three weeks.

00:13:33.620 And everyone that I'm around you is like, what are you talking about?

00:13:35.300 We can't do this in three weeks.

00:13:36.380 And then he hopes that everyone can kind of come and hit these ridiculous deadlines.

00:13:40.400 So Musk made this promise of 5,000.

00:13:43.640 I think it was the model three, 5,000 model threes.

00:13:46.480 Yeah.

00:13:46.640 It was a cheaper one, right?

00:13:47.680 Yeah.

00:13:47.820 The cheaper one.

00:13:48.640 It was 30 or 35,000 or whatever.

00:13:50.920 He wanted to produce 5,000 a week.

00:13:52.320 So, I mean, this is really actually incredible.

00:13:54.780 The investing community.

00:13:55.540 And this was not too long ago.

00:13:56.600 What, 2015 or something?

00:13:57.980 Yeah.

00:13:58.140 Something like that.

00:13:58.780 Yeah.

00:13:59.120 So the investing community wound up sending drones to their factories and hovered above

00:14:04.340 the factory watching how many they were churning out a day.

00:14:07.300 And we're like, there's no way they can get to 5,000 a day.

00:14:10.220 He made this big promise.

00:14:11.360 They're going to miss this and the stock's going to tank.

00:14:13.420 So they all bet against it knowing he was going to miss this target.

00:14:16.320 Right.

00:14:16.840 So, and the reason why they knew it is because they only had two production lines in this

00:14:21.280 factory and it was the only factory they had.

00:14:23.480 And they couldn't churn out 5,000 a day.

00:14:25.780 They could churn out like, you know, 3,500 a day.

00:14:29.400 Uh-huh.

00:14:30.000 So Musk.

00:14:31.880 I remember this when it was happening because they talked about it a lot.

00:14:34.700 Yeah.

00:14:34.860 They talked about it a lot.

00:14:35.560 It was covered and they thought they had this like perfect information.

00:14:39.740 They knew they could only do this and they could only, to create another production line,

00:14:43.620 and they would need a permit that would take a year, which was longer than the deadline.

00:14:46.960 So they knew that he couldn't get to 3,500.

00:14:49.340 Well, he went and checked through all of the ridiculous lines of code in the law.

00:14:56.540 And they went through and had all their whole team go through this.

00:14:58.740 And they found this weird cutout that basically allowed for what they called temporary auto

00:15:05.940 repair facilities.

00:15:08.260 And it was basically like if you had a gas station and you were doing some special, right,

00:15:12.320 and you wanted to put out, you had to put a tent out, you could put a tent outside to

00:15:16.920 increase your capacity for a short period of time.

00:15:21.280 So what he did was build a giant tent that covered an entire production line.

00:15:27.300 So they didn't have to get a permit.

00:15:29.100 And they built this huge tent and they were able to churn out a third production line,

00:15:33.440 which made them able to hit the 5,000 target.

00:15:36.420 Now, there's, I'm sorry.

00:15:38.260 There's no way these giant legacy companies are doing stuff like that to make this profitable.

00:15:43.800 There's a hundred stories of him doing things just like this.

00:15:47.020 And it is really impressive.

00:15:48.160 Like he keeps looking at why do we have bolts here?

00:15:50.640 Why do we glue this this way?

00:15:52.200 Why do we like he had, he's constantly doing that.

00:15:54.860 And you know, these big companies aren't doing that with unions.

00:15:57.800 They can't.

00:15:58.660 He was firing people all over the place to make the company work.

00:16:02.140 That's that can't happen at these big companies.

00:16:04.080 They're going to fail their way through these electric cars and they're already doing it,

00:16:08.060 losing billions of dollars a year.

00:16:09.660 And it's only going to get worse.

00:16:11.240 Like Tesla and Elon Musk is a pretty unique thing.

00:16:14.760 I don't know that anyone else is going to be able to make it work.

00:16:17.740 And people don't really want them.

00:16:19.560 They just want Teslas.

00:16:21.260 They don't want the electric cars from these other manufacturers largely.

00:16:25.360 Well, if you had a chance, a choice between a Tesla and a Volt, which way are you going?

00:16:33.400 Do they still make the Volt?

00:16:34.300 I don't even know.

00:16:34.820 I don't know.

00:16:35.220 I just saw one in the parking lot recently.

00:16:36.560 Oh, really?

00:16:37.020 Yeah.

00:16:37.260 So I'm not sure if that's an old one, but you want that or a Toyota, what do they call

00:16:42.620 it?

00:16:42.880 The, you know, the Toyota thing?

00:16:44.280 The Prius?

00:16:44.780 Yeah, the Prius.

00:16:45.480 Yeah.

00:16:45.780 That's not.

00:16:46.160 I don't want that dumpy little thing. 1.00

00:16:48.800 The Teslas at least look great.

00:16:51.000 Yeah.

00:16:51.180 And look, the high end of electric cars, some of them are amazing.

00:16:54.820 I mean, the Porsche Taycan is awesome.

00:16:56.640 It's a really good looking car.

00:16:58.380 It's the higher ends of it are really, really fast, just like a, you know, the ridiculously

00:17:02.820 fast Teslas.

00:17:05.760 It's one of the, I think it's maybe the best looking car in the market.

00:17:08.900 I mean, it's just a cool looking car.

00:17:10.440 Yeah.

00:17:10.640 But, you know, again, you know, you're going to spend $200,000 on a Porsche.

00:17:14.980 You can get a nice car.

00:17:16.420 Right.

00:17:17.060 Right.

00:17:17.360 So that's not exactly a, trying to manufacture these to the masses when you're this far behind

00:17:24.540 Tesla already.

00:17:25.640 Going to be tough.

00:17:26.380 They're losing, Pat, billions of dollars a year.

00:17:29.460 Wasn't it $4 billion for Ford last year?

00:17:31.240 They're just lighting it on fire.

00:17:32.460 Yeah.

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00:18:58.320 Pat and Stu for Glenn.

00:19:10.720 Today we were talking about Elon Musk because of this COP28 conference that they're having

00:19:16.800 in, it's not Saudi Arabia, right?

00:19:21.480 Is it, is it or Saudi, maybe it is Saudi Arabia.

00:19:25.820 Uh, it's in the Arab desert somewhere because they were tired of having it at a normal place 1.00

00:19:32.220 or a usual place and then having it snow and sometimes to the point where it was snowed

00:19:39.460 out and they couldn't do the conference.

00:19:42.040 I mean, that happened multiple times to these dumb conferences that they have with the, with

00:19:46.700 the global warming thing.

00:19:48.060 And that's why they eventually changed the name to climate change.

00:19:50.740 But, uh, one of the things that would happen is they'd plan these big events in the middle

00:19:55.040 of winter and it wouldn't, you know, the weather wouldn't participate.

00:20:00.080 And they'd say, weather isn't the same as climate.

00:20:02.820 Yeah.

00:20:03.220 Yeah.

00:20:03.620 They gave that up a long time ago.

00:20:05.020 Well, they, they still, they, well, they say it whenever that happens.

00:20:09.140 If it, yes, it's the opposite.

00:20:10.760 If it's, if it's really hot in the summer or even if it's really hot in the winter, they

00:20:15.280 will say, oh, well, they see, we've been telling you the whole time.

00:20:18.380 And this is climate change and then you're like, wait a minute, it snowed last week.

00:20:21.480 Well, that weather's not the same as climate.

00:20:23.720 I think you're using this both ways here.

00:20:27.300 Yeah, they do have it both ways.

00:20:29.320 Uh, but, uh, John Kerry is at this, this, uh, this climate, uh, symposium.

00:20:36.100 And, uh, here's what he had to say.

00:20:38.500 But let me just tell you bluntly when the best scientists in the world unanimously are telling

00:20:45.740 us as leaders in our countries that we are on the brink of tipping points from which

00:20:54.700 you cannot come back.

00:20:56.080 He could have given this speech in 2004.

00:20:57.840 Uh-huh.

00:20:58.760 Yep.

00:20:58.860 Same nonsense.

00:21:00.460 Same stuff.

00:21:01.080 Or the barren sea ice.

00:21:02.640 Barren sea ice.

00:21:03.300 Or the coral reefs.

00:21:05.360 The coral chasm.

00:21:06.260 Or most importantly, the Arctic and the Antarctic may be at tipping point or beyond.

00:21:12.320 They may be, maybe, maybe, it was 70 degrees Fahrenheit above normal in the Arctic.

00:21:18.000 And monkeys may fly out my butt. 0.99

00:21:19.920 It was 100 degrees Fahrenheit above normal in the Antarctic.

00:21:23.980 100 degrees above normal.

00:21:26.520 And a massive component of the ice that had been launched in the mud.

00:21:28.020 Pause it for a second.

00:21:29.300 Okay, I think what he's saying there is it was probably supposed to be 50 below, but it

00:21:33.800 was 50 above.

00:21:35.040 Is that potentially what he means by that?

00:21:37.700 I mean, again, if he's pointing to a single day.

00:21:40.180 Yes, and that's what they do.

00:21:42.500 It's been a one degree.

00:21:43.480 That's what they do.

00:21:45.140 Celsius, which is about one and a half degrees Fahrenheit, temperature rise over a century.

00:21:50.160 So if he's talking about 100 degrees in one area, I mean, that's possible.

00:21:53.540 I think it's a one-day thing.

00:21:55.640 I think he's talking about one.

00:21:56.900 That's embarrassing.

00:21:57.780 A one-day event.

00:21:58.540 It is embarrassing, but they don't care.

00:22:00.380 They've got no shame.

00:22:01.580 No.

00:22:01.780 They do it anyway.

00:22:03.320 And he'll stand there and drone on about all of these different weather events that,

00:22:09.600 of course, we can't mention if it's the opposite.

00:22:13.060 If we're saying, you know what?

00:22:13.980 It was really cold one day in July.

00:22:17.480 Don't confuse weather with climate.

00:22:22.060 These people are the worst.

00:22:23.660 Oh, it's agonizing.

00:22:26.020 Agonizing.

00:22:26.620 But the Pope stepped into this mess, and that's great, because he's at COP28 as well.

00:22:33.520 He actually went to COP28.

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00:24:09.280 It's Pat and Stu for Glenn today.

00:24:21.920 Ah, thank goodness.

00:24:24.000 We've got people looking out for the climate for us on our behalf.

00:24:30.300 You know, just trying their best to control the weather on a regular basis.

00:24:35.740 And, you know, predicting, just with amazing accuracy, what the weather is going to be

00:24:44.540 like, what it has been like, what it, you can't even predict what it's going to be like

00:24:48.120 this afternoon, but they can tell us in 10 years, 20 years, 100 years, how much the sea

00:24:54.720 level is going to rise, what the temperature is going to be, what's going to happen to us

00:24:58.960 as a result.

00:25:00.380 It's incredible.

00:25:01.120 Not only is it impossible to do this, right, it's also impossible to even know what the

00:25:07.800 problem will be in 100 years.

00:25:09.860 I mean, the example I love is from Manhattan.

00:25:13.680 You know, they're back in the day, 1900, Manhattan, they're trying to figure out what

00:25:18.300 the big environmental issue of the day.

00:25:20.200 There's op-eds written about it.

00:25:21.380 Everyone's complaining about it.

00:25:22.300 There is absolutely no way, with the city growing the way that it is, that we will be

00:25:25.780 able to deal with the increased horse dung, right?

00:25:30.840 Where are they going to put it all?

00:25:31.720 Yeah, where are they going to put it all?

00:25:32.520 It's a tiny little island, right?

00:25:33.680 What are we going to do with it all?

00:25:34.820 It's going to pile up all over the place.

00:25:36.260 This place is going to be disgusting in a million different ways.

00:25:40.840 What are we going to do?

00:25:42.460 Now, what happened was the car, now they didn't know the car was coming at that time, and they

00:25:48.640 didn't think, maybe they thought just like the early predictions of the, you know, Paul

00:25:54.260 Krugman predicting the internet would be basically a fax machine, right?

00:25:58.940 Like, people don't know.

00:26:00.580 They're wrong all the time.

00:26:03.100 All the time.

00:26:04.020 When they're trying to predict, think of the problems that humanity was dealing with 100

00:26:08.660 years ago.

00:26:09.560 They're not even, they're completely foreign to what we're dealing with now.

00:26:12.900 So, to predict that in the future is impossible.

00:26:16.060 It's one of the reasons why the founders were so brilliant.

00:26:18.640 Because they didn't predict every problem we'd be dealing with now.

00:26:22.300 They didn't.

00:26:23.020 Right.

00:26:23.200 They predicted principles that would be able to deal with these problems.

00:26:26.240 Yeah.

00:26:26.620 Right?

00:26:26.860 They just predicted.

00:26:27.920 They helped design and, of course, were influenced greatly by their godly understanding.

00:26:36.880 And they were able to come up with principles that would solve basically every problem that

00:26:41.240 would come from then on.

00:26:44.000 That was, and also admit their fallibility and say, hey, by the way, if we miss some

00:26:49.220 stuff, just amend the constitution and you can deal with whatever you want if we missed

00:26:52.320 anything.

00:26:52.780 Yeah.

00:26:52.940 It's ludicrous to think that they'll be dealing with the problems we face in 2050 with the same

00:26:59.780 tools we have in 2023.

00:27:01.620 Right.

00:27:01.980 It's insane.

00:27:02.540 We don't know.

00:27:03.260 I mean, the technology is increasing exponentially.

00:27:07.580 Right.

00:27:08.300 And who knows what we're going to come up with to deal with.

00:27:11.360 If there is existential climate change to deal with, we might have something really amazing

00:27:18.980 to deal with it.

00:27:19.980 Yeah.

00:27:20.240 To fix it.

00:27:21.040 We talk about a civilization of victims, right?

00:27:25.340 And this is something we deal with all the time.

00:27:27.040 Everyone's a victim of something.

00:27:28.440 Everyone's being, there's always a microaggression coming against them.

00:27:31.460 The same stuff happens with the climate.

00:27:33.620 Alex Epstein talks about this a lot with the idea of climate mastery, right?

00:27:37.520 Instead of being a victim of the climate, we should look at it as a way, how do we master

00:27:42.340 the climate?

00:27:43.220 A perfect example of this is air conditioning.

00:27:46.760 Yeah.

00:27:47.280 When it was really hot, people didn't want to live in the South.

00:27:49.900 It was really hot all the time and they didn't like life there.

00:27:52.440 And then we mastered the climate by producing air conditioning, largely based on fossil fuels.

00:27:57.880 And we were able to make an entire half of the country livable because we took the benefits

00:28:04.920 of fossil fuels and improved everyone's life.

00:28:06.940 That's why more than six people live in Houston, Texas today.

00:28:10.140 Quite a few more than six.

00:28:11.420 Yeah.

00:28:11.720 A lot more.

00:28:12.500 And they live in the same temperature that they live in in a beautiful fall day in Connecticut,

00:28:21.180 right?

00:28:21.420 It's like 70, maybe it's a little warm, a little cooler.

00:28:24.880 Maybe it's a late summer, but you know, it's 72 degrees.

00:28:27.920 Well, they put it on there.

00:28:28.840 They put on their thermostat at 72 degrees, even though outside it's 98.

00:28:32.500 It doesn't matter because they've been able to control the climate.

00:28:35.300 You're not going to be able to control the entire earth's climate to the point, you know,

00:28:39.060 one degree they want to, but you can control your local climate.

00:28:43.400 You know, climate related deaths are down 98% in the last century.

00:28:48.340 Why?

00:28:48.980 Because climate change got worse?

00:28:51.160 No.

00:28:51.800 People were able to use fossil fuels to make everyone's life better and safer.

00:28:56.360 They were able to make, they made medicines that were able to cure diseases.

00:29:00.040 They were able to do all these incredible things.

00:29:03.100 And like, we just leave all that behind.

00:29:04.960 We're like, well, let's just go to solar and see if it's solar can do the same thing.

00:29:08.160 I don't think that's a good idea.

00:29:09.720 I don't think that's a good idea.

00:29:10.540 By the way, the other stat that no one talks about is since 2000, you know, it has become

00:29:17.180 a little bit warmer, as every global warming person will tell you.

00:29:20.720 What has been the result on heat deaths?

00:29:23.640 Well, there have been more heat deaths in these places where it was already hot.

00:29:27.540 Not, you know, like you're in some place, you know, where it's hot all the time and, you

00:29:33.280 know, it gets a little hotter.

00:29:34.200 Maybe you'll have more people die.

00:29:36.080 116,000 more heat deaths have happened.

00:29:38.580 At the same time, 23 years, in 23 years, um, at the same time, uh, 283,000 fewer cold

00:29:45.880 deaths have occurred because of the, so overall global warming, just when you'd look at just

00:29:53.560 heat and cold deaths has actually been a net positive for the world.

00:29:57.780 Wow.

00:29:58.220 Not a net negative.

00:29:59.460 It's incredible.

00:30:00.300 Plus how many fewer people have, have starved in that amount of time because we're growing

00:30:06.660 more food.

00:30:07.660 Yeah.

00:30:08.580 Warm weather, warmer weather grows more food as a rule.

00:30:13.720 With other related, uh, improvements, you're talking about, you know, millions and millions

00:30:18.860 of people who every year, I mean, it was, you know, something like, it was something like

00:30:24.580 16,000 children every day don't starve that used to starve.

00:30:29.460 This is just in our lifetime.

00:30:31.660 And it's also a stat that's a little old now.

00:30:33.460 It's probably half a decade old.

00:30:34.760 It's been, even though it seems like everything has gotten, gotten worse.

00:30:38.200 Actually, this has still been improving these, these mechanisms of fossil fuel related capitalism

00:30:44.440 continue to churn.

00:30:45.980 Even when Joe Biden does something dumb, even when Barack Obama screws up our healthcare

00:30:50.460 system, these things still churn in the background.

00:30:53.040 You know, our healthcare, Obamacare was in my view, clearly a disaster.

00:30:57.760 Like it has not worked.

00:30:59.020 You know, we, we're going to go through this on tonight's show, I think a little bit.

00:31:02.340 We did a show on it last week as well.

00:31:04.300 Hey, whatever happened to that Obamacare thing?

00:31:06.320 Did it work?

00:31:07.340 Cause everyone, I don't hear anything about it anymore.

00:31:09.380 Was it a good idea?

00:31:10.460 How did it turn out?

00:31:11.600 And you go through some of the people who were advising Obama on Obamacare said, yeah,

00:31:15.420 the quality has really gone down with healthcare.

00:31:17.200 Well, why?

00:31:18.840 And so you look at this and you see that it's, it's gone down, but at the same time, while

00:31:24.000 all this is happening, we're still churning out medical discoveries.

00:31:27.120 We're still churning out important medicines.

00:31:29.540 We're still churning out new techniques of surgery.

00:31:32.160 We're still churning out all this stuff that just keeps going in the background of this.

00:31:36.280 Yeah.

00:31:36.420 And so even though Obamacare screws up healthcare, healthcare could still improve generally because

00:31:42.360 of innovations that happen through the capitalist system.

00:31:45.540 And almost all of that is, is fueled on, on fossil fuels.

00:31:49.760 And some incredible drugs have been developed.

00:31:52.700 I mean, changed my life.

00:31:54.800 Hmm.

00:31:55.440 Uh, you know, heroin, Coke, nose, candy, nose, candy.

00:32:01.260 Yeah.

00:32:01.520 All of those, all of those things really changed your life.

00:32:04.020 It's a lot more exciting now.

00:32:04.940 I mean, Monjero and Ozempic are miracle drugs to me.

00:32:08.440 They're just, they're miracles.

00:32:10.120 Um, and they change people's lives.

00:32:12.360 To where you don't have to be injecting yourself four or five times a day for like insulin

00:32:16.640 and stuff with insulin.

00:32:17.880 Um, you take this once a week and you know, it does a more effective job than injecting

00:32:24.620 yourself five times.

00:32:25.500 It's, it's, it's incredible.

00:32:26.840 And so all that has happened, uh, in the last few years as well.

00:32:31.900 Um, even with Obamacare screwing things up in the medical industry.

00:32:35.660 Yeah.

00:32:35.860 I mean, that one, that's a good example.

00:32:37.220 They just tested that, uh, the, I think it was the, uh, the Ozempic.

00:32:42.360 Uh, partner drug, uh, we go V they did a test on this and, uh, they found that it had lowered

00:32:48.940 a heart related incidents, heart attacks, you know, by 20%.

00:32:54.520 Wow.

00:32:55.920 By 20%.

00:32:57.520 Is that because of the weight loss?

00:32:58.580 Because of the weight loss.

00:32:59.480 Wow.

00:33:00.020 Wow.

00:33:00.420 At least that's part of why they don't, you know, they don't know.

00:33:03.880 I mean, it seems to be doing even better than just what the weight loss would do, but 20%.

00:33:08.140 That's really something.

00:33:09.760 You know, we're talking about the biggest killer in America.

00:33:12.200 Right.

00:33:12.420 If, if that were to drop by 20%, it would be a massive, massive change that again, this

00:33:19.140 is coming from a, uh, you know, we used to always be an American company.

00:33:22.420 This is a, you know, a European company, but, you know, coming from Novo Nordisk, which pumps

00:33:27.640 this out, um, Eli Lilly is the other one for Manjaro, uh, but like you're talking about

00:33:32.240 a, uh, a company that, you know, is producing something that could make obesity basically

00:33:37.320 optional.

00:33:38.360 Right.

00:33:38.980 I think that, you know, we talk about how out of control that's become in America and

00:33:42.780 so many other places.

00:33:43.880 If that's an optional thing, like that is going to change the world.

00:33:49.020 And it already is.

00:33:51.080 It already is.

00:33:51.600 It's changing it right now.

00:33:52.940 Yeah.

00:33:53.740 Um, so that's why they're having the cop 28 conference.

00:33:58.860 You mean the conference of parties?

00:34:01.340 Yes.

00:34:01.780 The conference of parties and the 28th one, uh, and it's in the desert.

00:34:07.440 It's in the Arabian desert, but not everybody who went to the concert was, or the conference

00:34:13.360 was, uh, coming from a desert area.

00:34:16.580 Some came from areas like Munich, Germany, where they were, uh, they were counting on

00:34:24.980 getting into their private jet and flying to the Arabian desert.

00:34:28.580 Okay.

00:34:28.980 Well, that, that makes a lot of sense.

00:34:30.280 Yeah, it does.

00:34:30.800 When you're going to a climate change conference of parties.

00:34:34.180 But here's one of those private jets in Munich, Germany, which was, um, frozen to the

00:34:41.040 tarmac.

00:34:41.800 Look at this, it snowed and was so cold, or such cold and ice in, uh, in Munich, Germany,

00:34:51.320 that the private jet that was on its way to the cop 28 conference, uh, was frozen to

00:34:56.720 the runway and could not take off.

00:35:01.400 So how did that, is that amazing?

00:35:03.640 It's funny because look, I don't think this stuff works on people.

00:35:07.020 I mean, a lot of people like, it's one of those things people say they care about a

00:35:10.680 lot.

00:35:10.920 It's the climate in reality that I don't think they care all that much about it.

00:35:14.200 I mean, you see in poll after poll after poll, it's always one of the lowest priorities.

00:35:17.260 It doesn't move people to vote.

00:35:19.120 Um, and you know, that's only a minor thing.

00:35:21.520 I'm obviously, if the science were so pure, then it wouldn't really matter if people voted

00:35:25.720 for it or not, it would just happen.

00:35:27.380 Uh, but it's interesting to see just a lot of people live in really cold weather.

00:35:32.240 And like the fact that they're constantly pitched global warming as this huge problem.

00:35:37.500 It's amazing that it works on anybody.

00:35:39.760 Again, that's a dumb way of thinking.

00:35:41.300 It shouldn't be how you think about climate change, but like, I don't know when you talk

00:35:45.420 for people not to, yeah, it's hard to separate that from your day to day life, Michigan or

00:35:48.880 or Munich, Germany.

00:35:51.260 Yeah.

00:35:51.740 And it's snowing like that.

00:35:53.140 It's like, I could use a little warming.

00:35:55.000 Oh, I remember when, uh, I was up in Minnesota for the Superbowl, which by the way, Eagles won.

00:36:00.880 Don't worry about this past yesterday's result.

00:36:03.540 Not, not important.

00:36:04.520 Let's go back to 2018 quickly and think about the Eagles winning the Superbowl.

00:36:08.580 And I remember walking around this, this, this city of Minneapolis and thinking to myself,

00:36:14.480 how on earth is there a civilization here?

00:36:17.680 It was so cold and snow was everywhere.

00:36:22.040 So I grew up in the Northeast.

00:36:23.640 We had cold weather.

00:36:24.660 We had snow.

00:36:25.800 It was nothing like that.

00:36:26.960 It was so cold, Pat, that they have built an intricate series of basically tunnels in

00:36:33.500 the sky.

00:36:34.380 So you never have to walk outside.

00:36:36.440 You walk through the entire city through like hotel lobbies to bridges that are all enclosed.

00:36:42.920 So you're basically, they basically made the entire city into a mall.

00:36:46.720 You never, you could walk through almost the whole city without walking outside.

00:36:50.720 And it's incredible.

00:36:52.580 It's like the fact that that is available for humans to adapt to a climate like that has

00:36:59.940 never been available in human history.

00:37:03.060 Everyone just died.

00:37:05.260 Everyone put fires inside their house and tried to stay warm through the night.

00:37:11.660 And what happened was they breathed in a bunch of smoke and died at like 40.

00:37:15.360 That was the whole history of our world.

00:37:17.540 Or sometimes they'd burn to death.

00:37:18.640 Or they'd burn to death.

00:37:19.500 So they had that option too.

00:37:20.780 Yes.

00:37:21.540 It always, the point is it always sucked.

00:37:24.100 Yeah.

00:37:24.400 And now Minneapolis is a mall.

00:37:26.460 Like that is, there's no, that's not a coincidence.

00:37:29.160 That's because of fossil fuels and capitalism.

00:37:31.600 It's because of everything the COP28 is pushing against.

00:37:36.520 Every good thing in our society as far as a civilizationally improving innovation comes from these two things that

00:37:45.240 the left hates.

00:37:46.640 Fossil fuels and capitalism.

00:37:49.340 And yet here we are constantly arguing like, hey, maybe we should do things that help keep people alive.

00:37:55.220 I don't know.

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00:37:59.060 It's just incredible.

00:38:00.260 Now, if you're in Minneapolis, you're like, I am so cold all the time and you're looking to move.

00:38:04.900 Look, Minnesota has some great people who live there and it's a great place, but mostly in the winter.

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00:38:12.460 So, if you happen to be looking to move from any place, maybe you're looking, I want more snow in my life.

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00:39:05.620 The Glenn Beck Program.

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00:40:51.240 Pat and Stu for Glenn.

00:40:52.700 We do have a guest coming up on the show.

00:40:56.020 Oh, really?

00:40:56.600 Yeah.

00:40:57.020 It was a tough booking.

00:40:58.180 We worked really hard on this.

00:41:00.520 You know, we had all of our entire staff working for hours and hours and hours to try to lock this guy down.

00:41:05.920 And we wanted to bring him.

00:41:06.840 And we were amazingly able to do it.

00:41:09.620 Yeah.

00:41:10.160 Somehow.

00:41:10.680 Somehow successful.

00:41:11.900 What's his name?

00:41:12.780 Glenn Beck.

00:41:14.500 Oh, okay.

00:41:15.080 Yeah.

00:41:15.520 I've heard of him.

00:41:16.040 Yeah, he's coming up in just a few minutes.

00:41:17.340 He's that right-wing extremist from Fox.

00:41:19.000 Isn't he on Fox News?

00:41:19.940 Yes.

00:41:20.300 I think he's on Fox News.

00:41:21.040 Conspiracy theorist on Fox.

00:41:22.680 Fox News.

00:41:23.240 Yep.

00:41:23.700 Yeah, big-time conspiracy theorist.

00:41:25.600 And we're going to have him on here in a little bit.

00:41:26.960 He's obviously not here today.

00:41:29.100 He is in the middle of a project.

00:41:31.600 He's on assignment today.

00:41:34.120 And so we're going to get a little bit of an update on what he's doing and when you'll see the fruits of his labor.

00:41:41.000 Okay.

00:41:41.180 Looking forward to that.

00:41:41.980 But I'm pretty interesting to hear.

00:41:44.560 Yeah.

00:41:44.700 I hope he's in a place that has a reasonable climate because, you know, climate change is affecting us all.

00:41:53.780 And even people like Glenn or a gym rat like Glenn Beck, you know, when things start turning the wrong way, it's too hot.

00:42:02.400 You know, there's a big, we don't have time to get into all this completely, but there's a big story in a CNN special report.

00:42:09.480 How the Climate Crisis Fuels Gender Inequality. 0.79

00:42:13.220 Oh, my gosh.

00:42:14.240 And apparently, all the climates affects women more than men.

00:42:17.880 Oh.

00:42:18.100 Which is like, there's this phenomenon, and I don't know if you've noticed this, Pat, where it's just like the progressive narrative blender, where, like, instead of writing a story about climate change, they just take five other things that they talk about all the time, like trans issues and race and gender, and they just throw them all in the blender and make it into a smoothie.

00:42:35.740 And on the other side, you just get this glop.

00:42:38.180 And that's what the story is.

00:42:39.560 It's just fantastic.

00:42:40.920 I love that they're so predictable.

00:42:43.060 It's just so fun to watch them flail around and try to make this stuff work.

00:42:47.580 Yeah.

00:42:48.100 Yeah.

00:42:50.360 Well, we'll be talking to that big get we got.

00:42:54.620 Glenn Beck, next.

00:42:56.440 The Glenn Beck Program.

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00:44:42.340 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:44:51.100 It's Pat and Stu for Glenn today.

00:44:53.680 I've got a special guest

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00:44:59.860 First, let's do this.

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00:45:03.420 Now, prices for almost everything

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00:45:08.000 But don't worry.

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00:45:13.280 and where you live.

00:45:15.760 I mean, nothing big,

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00:45:18.560 Well, look, the White House

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00:46:16.680 Pat and Stu for Glenn today

00:46:20.980 because Glenn,

00:46:21.800 I guess he didn't realize

00:46:23.380 that the show

00:46:25.680 actually happens

00:46:27.080 on Mondays now.

00:46:29.260 Really?

00:46:29.540 Yeah.

00:46:30.100 Yeah.

00:46:30.360 About this time

00:46:31.820 every Monday.

00:46:33.260 Where is he supposed

00:46:34.000 to be on Mondays?

00:46:35.360 Like anywhere he wants?

00:46:36.100 He's sitting where

00:46:36.560 I am right now.

00:46:37.880 In this room?

00:46:38.560 Yeah, in this room.

00:46:39.500 On Mondays.

00:46:40.280 Isn't that weird?

00:46:41.020 Huh.

00:46:41.480 I guess it's fairly new

00:46:42.720 and he's not used to it yet.

00:46:44.420 Okay, that might be it.

00:46:45.140 Is that what happened, Glenn?

00:46:46.140 You're just not used

00:46:46.900 to the new schedule change?

00:46:48.720 Oh my gosh.

00:46:50.180 No, some of us

00:46:51.260 have been working

00:46:51.880 this weekend.

00:46:53.320 We're working

00:46:53.820 through the night.

00:46:54.820 Uh-huh.

00:46:55.340 I'm actually down

00:46:56.620 in Liberty County, Texas.

00:46:59.240 We are doing

00:47:00.420 a new Blaze documentary

00:47:01.840 for January

00:47:03.360 and the researchers

00:47:06.340 and Jason has been down here

00:47:08.200 and they're going

00:47:09.020 to be here for a week.

00:47:09.840 I'll be back

00:47:10.380 on the air tomorrow.

00:47:11.280 But I'm just getting

00:47:14.020 I'm just getting ready

00:47:15.360 for a full day

00:47:16.700 of looking at

00:47:18.800 the world's largest

00:47:19.720 trailer park,

00:47:20.760 the world's most

00:47:21.580 dangerous trailer park.

00:47:24.120 It's a it's an area

00:47:26.440 called Colony Ridge.

00:47:28.120 You might have read

00:47:29.060 about it.

00:47:29.900 There's been a couple

00:47:30.940 of stories out

00:47:31.840 about this unbelievable

00:47:35.120 cartel run community,

00:47:39.160 if you can.

00:47:39.900 It is the size

00:47:41.460 of Miami

00:47:42.260 and it's all illegals.

00:47:46.560 And I know

00:47:47.320 nobody is illegal.

00:47:49.120 What's happening here

00:47:50.320 is you've got

00:47:51.860 a county

00:47:52.640 of about 70,000 people

00:47:54.820 and in the middle

00:47:56.920 of it is 30,000 acres.

00:48:00.440 It's in a flood zone

00:48:01.960 and some developers

00:48:04.820 bought it all up

00:48:05.940 and they are selling

00:48:07.400 it to illegals.

00:48:08.700 And here's

00:48:10.400 this is so

00:48:11.220 I mean,

00:48:12.000 you're talking about

00:48:13.900 a change

00:48:15.540 in elections

00:48:16.360 just with this

00:48:17.660 county.

00:48:18.820 You're talking

00:48:20.020 about corruption

00:48:21.780 and gangs.

00:48:23.060 They've had body

00:48:23.840 dumps there,

00:48:25.160 massive drugs

00:48:26.380 going on.

00:48:27.640 They're only

00:48:28.180 for a community

00:48:29.360 now of 70,000.

00:48:30.920 There are only

00:48:31.880 six to eight

00:48:34.120 police officers.

00:48:35.480 And beyond

00:48:37.700 that,

00:48:38.540 the prosecutor

00:48:39.500 for some reason

00:48:40.340 won't prosecute

00:48:42.200 anybody in

00:48:44.020 Colony Ridge.

00:48:45.660 So,

00:48:46.400 cops don't have 0.99

00:48:47.140 a reason to go in

00:48:48.060 because nobody's

00:48:48.960 going to jail.

00:48:49.980 We don't know why.

00:48:51.180 We have a place

00:48:52.040 where the developers

00:48:53.600 have dumped

00:48:54.760 40,000 gallons

00:48:56.900 plus

00:48:57.580 of raw sewage

00:48:59.580 into the local

00:49:00.740 creeks.

00:49:01.600 Nobody does

00:49:02.400 anything.

00:49:02.760 They're charging

00:49:04.720 credit card

00:49:06.180 interest rates.

00:49:07.260 So,

00:49:07.500 it's $500

00:49:08.140 down

00:49:08.860 for

00:49:09.740 a $300,000

00:49:11.720 house.

00:49:13.280 It's $500

00:49:14.560 down

00:49:15.440 and then

00:49:16.560 your monthly

00:49:17.160 payment.

00:49:17.860 But here's

00:49:18.380 the good news.

00:49:19.740 You have

00:49:20.300 an interest

00:49:21.100 rate between

00:49:21.760 20 and

00:49:22.760 30 percent.

00:49:24.920 More

00:49:25.620 defaults

00:49:26.400 happen in

00:49:27.160 Colony Ridge

00:49:27.980 than any

00:49:29.020 place else.

00:49:30.640 And what

00:49:30.920 happens?

00:49:31.400 They default.

00:49:33.560 The developer,

00:49:35.040 which is providing

00:49:35.880 all the loans

00:49:36.680 at such a low,

00:49:37.480 low price,

00:49:38.920 he then

00:49:39.860 repossesses 1.00

00:49:40.820 the house

00:49:41.460 and sells

00:49:42.540 it again.

00:49:44.100 It is

00:49:44.840 an absolute

00:49:46.020 nightmare

00:49:47.220 and it's

00:49:48.780 happening

00:49:49.220 not just

00:49:49.900 here.

00:49:50.720 It's happening

00:49:51.580 all over the

00:49:52.320 country.

00:49:53.780 This community

00:49:54.920 is almost

00:49:56.360 and will be

00:49:57.140 in a few

00:49:57.500 months,

00:49:58.080 almost

00:49:58.740 the size

00:49:59.860 of Grand

00:50:00.440 Rapids.

00:50:02.120 Wow.

00:50:02.760 And Glenn,

00:50:03.420 something on

00:50:03.700 that scale

00:50:04.420 doesn't pop

00:50:05.500 up overnight.

00:50:06.380 This is not

00:50:06.840 like,

00:50:07.200 okay,

00:50:07.480 a few people

00:50:07.900 have come

00:50:08.180 across the

00:50:08.660 border.

00:50:09.100 This is

00:50:09.520 something that

00:50:10.040 has been

00:50:10.620 going on

00:50:11.320 for a

00:50:11.660 while.

00:50:12.040 Why hasn't

00:50:12.520 anyone done

00:50:12.960 anything about

00:50:13.480 it so far?

00:50:14.740 It's an

00:50:15.360 interesting

00:50:15.820 question.

00:50:18.040 We have

00:50:18.660 reached out

00:50:19.140 to the

00:50:19.440 governors to

00:50:20.260 ask for

00:50:21.380 an interview

00:50:21.820 with the

00:50:22.140 governor.

00:50:22.620 This isn't

00:50:23.300 going to

00:50:23.600 make us

00:50:23.980 more popular

00:50:24.760 with our

00:50:25.880 own Texas

00:50:26.680 governor,

00:50:27.680 but we have

00:50:29.000 reached out.

00:50:29.520 We can't

00:50:30.120 seem to

00:50:30.900 coordinate our

00:50:32.060 schedules,

00:50:32.780 darn it.

00:50:33.560 But what's

00:50:34.080 interesting is

00:50:34.980 the brother,

00:50:36.160 it's two

00:50:36.560 brothers that

00:50:37.600 are running

00:50:37.980 this.

00:50:38.440 I'm going

00:50:38.700 to be doing

00:50:39.260 an interview

00:50:39.680 today with

00:50:40.440 the main

00:50:41.320 brother,

00:50:42.180 the guy who's

00:50:42.660 really responsible

00:50:43.860 for this,

00:50:44.740 but his

00:50:45.760 partner,

00:50:46.320 his other

00:50:46.740 brother,

00:50:47.360 happens to

00:50:48.240 be one of

00:50:48.980 the governor's

00:50:49.740 biggest donors.

00:50:51.060 Given our

00:50:52.120 governor in

00:50:52.860 Texas over

00:50:53.980 a million

00:50:54.800 dollars in

00:50:55.700 his campaign,

00:50:57.120 which is,

00:50:57.980 I'm sure,

00:50:58.720 a complete

00:50:59.700 coincidence.

00:51:03.180 How far is

00:51:04.140 this?

00:51:04.580 How far is

00:51:05.100 Colony Ridge

00:51:05.860 from Houston?

00:51:06.980 It's fairly

00:51:07.720 close, right?

00:51:08.660 Within 100

00:51:09.140 miles.

00:51:09.720 How far are

00:51:10.300 we from?

00:51:10.780 Oh, no,

00:51:11.240 we're closer

00:51:11.660 than that.

00:51:12.120 How far are

00:51:12.460 we from

00:51:12.720 Houston?

00:51:14.200 We're about

00:51:14.860 what?

00:51:16.000 20 miles.

00:51:17.100 Yeah,

00:51:17.360 okay.

00:51:18.280 Yeah,

00:51:18.880 so amazing.

00:51:20.740 So the

00:51:21.700 county,

00:51:23.580 the people

00:51:24.200 who lived

00:51:24.860 in that

00:51:25.360 county,

00:51:25.840 it's very,

00:51:27.040 very red.

00:51:28.280 And this

00:51:29.120 has brought

00:51:29.600 in so much

00:51:30.900 danger to

00:51:31.880 the community.

00:51:32.340 I mean,

00:51:32.960 honestly,

00:51:33.760 body dumps.

00:51:34.820 You're just

00:51:35.120 out in the

00:51:35.920 field and

00:51:36.180 you're like,

00:51:36.520 oh,

00:51:36.800 there's a

00:51:37.160 dead body.

00:51:38.480 It's being

00:51:39.240 run by the

00:51:40.120 cartels,

00:51:43.120 but don't

00:51:45.040 worry.

00:51:47.180 The

00:51:47.540 Colony Ridge

00:51:50.660 is hiring

00:51:51.720 their own

00:51:52.300 police for.

00:51:53.180 They're going

00:51:53.380 to hire

00:51:55.440 some of

00:51:55.920 the police,

00:51:56.740 which sounds

00:51:57.560 very Chicago

00:51:58.380 1930s.

00:52:00.520 But the

00:52:01.480 people who

00:52:02.140 live there

00:52:02.840 are so

00:52:04.460 angry about

00:52:05.520 this,

00:52:06.080 they won't

00:52:06.640 vote,

00:52:07.160 and I

00:52:07.420 wouldn't

00:52:07.740 either,

00:52:08.200 they won't

00:52:08.720 vote for

00:52:09.260 a single

00:52:10.060 bond measure.

00:52:11.600 Here's the

00:52:12.180 problem.

00:52:13.300 You have

00:52:13.940 the school

00:52:14.560 growing 10

00:52:15.700 students a

00:52:16.740 day.

00:52:18.620 They've

00:52:18.960 built,

00:52:19.360 the state

00:52:19.740 has built

00:52:20.180 these beautiful

00:52:21.060 facilities,

00:52:22.460 but they

00:52:23.480 can't hire

00:52:24.080 the teachers,

00:52:24.960 they can't

00:52:25.320 do anything

00:52:25.700 because the

00:52:26.960 former residents,

00:52:28.540 the ones who

00:52:28.960 live there

00:52:29.300 now,

00:52:30.300 while they

00:52:30.980 still live

00:52:31.500 there,

00:52:31.720 I'm talking

00:52:32.060 to a group

00:52:32.600 of people

00:52:32.980 who have

00:52:33.260 lived there

00:52:33.600 for generations,

00:52:34.980 they're moving

00:52:35.760 now because

00:52:36.400 they can't

00:52:36.980 take the

00:52:37.340 crime,

00:52:37.660 they can't

00:52:38.020 take the

00:52:38.500 problems.

00:52:40.720 They won't

00:52:41.560 vote for

00:52:42.340 any new

00:52:42.900 teachers or

00:52:43.500 anything else.

00:52:44.300 So now

00:52:45.460 what happens?

00:52:46.580 I mean,

00:52:46.920 this is an

00:52:48.820 absolute

00:52:49.640 nightmare

00:52:50.900 the size

00:52:52.540 of Miami.

00:52:55.100 Now you

00:52:55.680 mentioned

00:52:56.060 that a

00:52:57.360 lot of

00:52:57.600 the

00:52:57.720 illegals 0.93

00:52:58.140 that get

00:52:58.740 into these

00:52:59.140 homes lose

00:52:59.980 the home,

00:53:00.700 then what

00:53:01.160 happens to

00:53:01.720 them?

00:53:01.980 Where do

00:53:02.520 they wind

00:53:02.900 up after

00:53:03.380 that?

00:53:04.780 That I

00:53:05.360 don't know.

00:53:06.000 I will

00:53:06.440 ask, but

00:53:07.100 that I

00:53:07.720 don't know

00:53:08.060 yet.

00:53:08.560 I haven't

00:53:09.020 met with

00:53:09.420 any of

00:53:09.840 the principals

00:53:10.340 yet.

00:53:11.080 That's what

00:53:11.500 I'm doing

00:53:11.780 this morning

00:53:12.340 and the

00:53:12.680 rest of

00:53:13.000 the day

00:53:13.220 and tomorrow.

00:53:13.880 I'm going

00:53:15.000 to be

00:53:15.140 doing the

00:53:15.460 show tomorrow

00:53:16.160 from Houston,

00:53:17.820 but then

00:53:18.800 I have to

00:53:20.840 go back

00:53:21.240 in and

00:53:22.600 interview some

00:53:23.620 more people,

00:53:24.780 including Dan

00:53:25.840 Patrick.

00:53:26.380 I will ask

00:53:26.900 Dan Patrick.

00:53:28.860 He's the

00:53:29.620 head of our

00:53:30.980 Senate,

00:53:32.140 and he's

00:53:33.840 very upset

00:53:34.700 about this.

00:53:35.700 You can't

00:53:36.640 get anybody

00:53:37.120 to do

00:53:37.520 anything.

00:53:38.020 The problem

00:53:38.880 is everything

00:53:40.200 this developer

00:53:41.040 is doing

00:53:41.720 is legal.

00:53:42.920 It's

00:53:44.080 just

00:53:44.640 immoral.

00:53:46.140 Absolutely

00:53:46.820 immoral.

00:53:48.260 He is

00:53:48.840 building

00:53:49.360 roadways

00:53:50.760 that look

00:53:51.900 like it's

00:53:52.560 just a

00:53:52.940 veneer.

00:53:53.620 I mean,

00:53:54.380 for a

00:53:55.020 state that

00:53:55.400 doesn't have

00:53:56.020 hard freezes

00:53:57.040 and then

00:53:58.320 really hot

00:53:59.140 temperature

00:53:59.520 and then

00:53:59.840 another

00:54:00.120 hard freeze,

00:54:01.680 I can't

00:54:02.240 tell you

00:54:02.660 why after

00:54:03.700 a year

00:54:04.720 the roads

00:54:05.940 look the

00:54:06.500 way they

00:54:06.840 do.

00:54:07.180 They are

00:54:07.500 completely

00:54:08.400 broken up.

00:54:10.040 He says

00:54:11.440 he's building

00:54:12.100 them to

00:54:12.600 state

00:54:12.920 standards,

00:54:13.680 and my

00:54:14.020 guess is

00:54:14.660 he probably

00:54:15.920 is to

00:54:16.860 the very

00:54:17.540 lowest

00:54:18.280 grade,

00:54:19.560 but he's

00:54:20.480 then giving

00:54:21.220 those roads,

00:54:22.480 God bless

00:54:23.200 his heart,

00:54:23.980 over to

00:54:24.900 the county

00:54:25.740 to maintain

00:54:26.980 after two

00:54:28.360 years.

00:54:29.180 I've seen

00:54:29.980 the roads

00:54:30.500 that have

00:54:30.820 been there

00:54:31.140 for a

00:54:31.560 year.

00:54:32.400 They're

00:54:32.640 going to

00:54:32.840 have to

00:54:33.160 all just

00:54:33.700 be bulldozed

00:54:34.980 and repaved

00:54:36.140 by the

00:54:36.640 county.

00:54:37.220 How is

00:54:37.720 the county

00:54:38.380 going to

00:54:39.300 pay for

00:54:39.680 that?

00:54:40.000 Because the

00:54:40.800 people who

00:54:41.280 are living

00:54:41.820 there don't

00:54:43.740 have any

00:54:44.560 money.

00:54:46.500 They're not

00:54:47.180 paying taxes.

00:54:49.380 It's really

00:54:50.300 an amazing

00:54:51.160 thing, and

00:54:53.400 it's hard to

00:54:54.360 imagine that we

00:54:54.940 haven't heard

00:54:55.420 more about

00:54:56.180 this.

00:54:56.840 I know you're

00:54:57.180 doing this

00:54:57.540 documentary.

00:54:58.280 What's the

00:54:58.860 schedule on

00:54:59.960 this?

00:55:00.180 I know these

00:55:00.780 things take a

00:55:01.180 while to put

00:55:01.740 together.

00:55:02.060 We're going

00:55:04.140 to release

00:55:04.640 it in

00:55:05.300 January.

00:55:06.740 This is why

00:55:07.460 it's important

00:55:08.220 for you to

00:55:09.060 subscribe to

00:55:09.660 Blaze TV.

00:55:10.440 This is not

00:55:11.200 a Glenn Beck

00:55:11.900 documentary.

00:55:13.560 I'm involved

00:55:14.520 in this one,

00:55:15.460 but this is a

00:55:16.360 Blaze TV

00:55:17.040 documentary.

00:55:17.940 This is all

00:55:18.680 of the Blaze

00:55:19.440 money, and

00:55:20.360 we brought

00:55:23.200 in the best

00:55:23.860 of the best

00:55:24.500 to help us

00:55:25.780 put this

00:55:26.260 together.

00:55:26.940 They've been

00:55:27.320 doing research

00:55:28.040 on this for

00:55:29.000 months,

00:55:29.780 including

00:55:31.160 some members

00:55:32.600 of my

00:55:33.080 research staff

00:55:33.880 as well,

00:55:34.800 helping them,

00:55:35.980 and they've

00:55:37.380 got it so

00:55:38.220 well buttoned

00:55:39.100 up, and

00:55:39.460 you'll see it

00:55:40.080 in January

00:55:41.060 only on Blaze

00:55:42.080 TV, but

00:55:43.260 it is,

00:55:44.740 let me say

00:55:46.400 this.

00:55:48.360 Can I say

00:55:49.360 this?

00:55:50.740 Usually

00:55:51.380 probably not.

00:55:53.560 Yeah,

00:55:54.380 let's just

00:55:55.180 say this.

00:55:56.000 Security on

00:55:57.660 the team

00:55:58.400 is unlike

00:55:59.700 anything I've

00:56:00.340 seen before.

00:56:02.800 This is

00:56:03.840 something that

00:56:05.320 a lot of

00:56:07.020 people are

00:56:07.680 not going to

00:56:08.540 be happy

00:56:09.140 is airing,

00:56:11.680 and it is

00:56:12.600 going to

00:56:13.000 have this,

00:56:13.980 because this

00:56:14.880 guy is doing

00:56:15.660 this legally,

00:56:17.700 because he's

00:56:18.580 found a way

00:56:20.260 to get around

00:56:21.160 everything that

00:56:22.520 really matters,

00:56:24.200 this is the

00:56:24.900 most immoral

00:56:26.140 legal thing I

00:56:27.460 think I've

00:56:27.920 ever seen,

00:56:28.680 and it's

00:56:29.740 going to

00:56:30.200 happen all

00:56:31.200 over the

00:56:32.200 country.

00:56:33.140 By the

00:56:34.580 end of the

00:56:35.140 Biden

00:56:35.380 administration,

00:56:35.940 there will

00:56:36.100 be 10

00:56:36.700 million

00:56:37.660 illegals.

00:56:38.460 In

00:56:38.600 Houston,

00:56:39.540 10% of

00:56:40.960 the population

00:56:41.740 is illegal.

00:56:43.560 10%.

00:56:44.120 Well,

00:56:45.800 that's only

00:56:46.280 like a million

00:56:48.220 people,

00:56:48.760 though.

00:56:49.300 That's not

00:56:49.940 that bad.

00:56:51.500 Justin

00:56:51.880 Houston.

00:56:53.040 Here's the

00:56:54.100 other side

00:56:55.620 of this,

00:56:56.100 and I

00:56:56.720 haven't gotten

00:56:57.240 into this

00:56:57.820 yet.

00:56:58.180 We'll get

00:56:58.560 into it

00:56:59.020 next year

00:56:59.720 when this

00:57:00.180 documentary

00:57:00.680 goes,

00:57:02.520 but this

00:57:03.520 is the

00:57:03.860 way Texas

00:57:04.640 is going

00:57:05.340 to become

00:57:06.100 deep,

00:57:07.240 deep blue.

00:57:08.260 just this

00:57:11.500 population,

00:57:12.820 if somebody

00:57:14.200 figures out

00:57:15.020 how to

00:57:15.660 register or

00:57:16.880 how to

00:57:17.880 just collect

00:57:19.100 votes from

00:57:19.880 unregistered

00:57:20.760 people,

00:57:21.760 this would

00:57:22.400 have meant

00:57:23.000 just this

00:57:23.960 community

00:57:24.520 could have

00:57:25.500 meant that

00:57:26.040 Beto was

00:57:27.880 our senator,

00:57:28.680 not Ted

00:57:29.100 Cruz.

00:57:30.820 Frightening.

00:57:32.040 Wow.

00:57:32.280 It's amazing.

00:57:33.980 I've seen

00:57:34.420 some of the

00:57:36.000 schedule of

00:57:36.700 what they're

00:57:37.200 planning to

00:57:37.760 do with

00:57:38.020 these

00:57:38.160 documentaries

00:57:38.620 over the

00:57:38.960 next year.

00:57:39.820 It is

00:57:40.100 aggressive,

00:57:40.980 and this is

00:57:42.680 going to be

00:57:43.000 something you're

00:57:44.000 really going to

00:57:44.500 want to be

00:57:44.900 involved in.

00:57:45.920 You're going to

00:57:46.420 want to see

00:57:46.720 these things.

00:57:47.500 It's

00:57:47.680 blazetv.com

00:57:48.480 slash Glenn.

00:57:49.120 Go ahead,

00:57:49.400 Glenn.

00:57:50.120 I will tell

00:57:51.040 you that when

00:57:51.600 I started

00:57:52.140 Blaze TV,

00:57:53.500 this is why

00:57:55.080 I wanted

00:57:55.640 to have

00:57:57.540 the subscribers

00:57:58.220 and everything

00:57:58.740 else so we

00:57:59.380 could have

00:57:59.880 the money

00:58:00.420 to be able

00:58:01.420 to do all

00:58:02.040 this.

00:58:03.000 Blaze has

00:58:03.760 built itself

00:58:04.960 into such

00:58:05.860 a workhorse

00:58:07.640 now and

00:58:08.820 really pretty

00:58:09.840 darn bulletproof

00:58:11.080 that we can

00:58:12.160 actually afford

00:58:13.160 to do these

00:58:13.980 things,

00:58:14.660 and finally

00:58:15.920 we're able

00:58:17.100 to be the

00:58:18.240 investigative arm.

00:58:19.440 We're no longer

00:58:20.320 going to wait

00:58:21.180 for ABC,

00:58:22.740 NBC,

00:58:23.420 CBS,

00:58:24.060 whatever.

00:58:24.940 They're useless.

00:58:26.820 They're going

00:58:27.300 to have to

00:58:27.760 start answering

00:58:28.600 to us.

00:58:30.160 Why aren't

00:58:31.080 you covering

00:58:32.000 this?

00:58:32.880 Beyond that,

00:58:34.300 they keep

00:58:34.840 saying,

00:58:35.380 all the

00:58:37.040 right is

00:58:37.560 only engaged

00:58:38.240 in conspiracy

00:58:38.960 theories.

00:58:40.020 Really?

00:58:41.040 More people

00:58:41.740 will end up

00:58:42.380 watching this

00:58:43.380 than will be

00:58:44.100 watching anything

00:58:45.020 on 60 Minutes

00:58:46.320 because people

00:58:47.320 will know

00:58:48.060 that this

00:58:48.640 is the truth

00:58:49.580 and they

00:58:50.820 will have

00:58:51.280 to respond

00:58:51.820 to us.

00:58:53.080 And it's

00:58:53.480 about time.

00:58:54.040 It is

00:58:55.940 about time.

00:58:57.040 BlazeTV.com

00:58:57.940 slash Glenn

00:58:58.420 is the place

00:58:58.760 to go to

00:58:59.060 subscribe.

00:58:59.600 If you use

00:58:59.880 the code

00:59:00.400 Glenn,

00:59:01.160 you get to

00:59:01.600 save 20

00:59:02.220 bucks off

00:59:02.700 your subscription.

00:59:03.740 I think

00:59:04.380 already Blaze

00:59:04.960 TV is

00:59:05.340 well worth

00:59:06.880 your money,

00:59:07.520 but if you

00:59:08.060 have the

00:59:08.420 extra to

00:59:08.920 spend,

00:59:09.500 it's getting

00:59:10.160 better and

00:59:10.740 better and

00:59:11.060 better by

00:59:11.400 the day.

00:59:12.340 This project

00:59:12.880 with Glenn

00:59:13.200 is just one

00:59:13.800 of the many

00:59:14.900 that are

00:59:15.220 coming.

00:59:15.780 I've seen

00:59:16.460 some of the

00:59:16.840 summaries of

00:59:17.320 them.

00:59:17.780 It looks like

00:59:18.580 there will be

00:59:18.920 some really

00:59:19.420 incredible stuff.

00:59:20.060 This alone

00:59:22.820 is shocking.

00:59:25.260 And we're

00:59:26.120 the first to

00:59:26.820 go in and

00:59:27.620 actually do

00:59:29.100 an interview

00:59:29.620 with all of

00:59:30.800 these people

00:59:31.560 that are

00:59:33.120 living there,

00:59:34.080 living around

00:59:34.720 it, and

00:59:35.400 the guy who's

00:59:36.800 responsible for

00:59:37.760 it.

00:59:39.060 Yeah, I mean,

00:59:39.900 I've heard

00:59:40.320 very little of

00:59:41.400 this.

00:59:42.180 Very little of

00:59:42.700 Colony Ridge.

00:59:43.800 He used to do

00:59:44.380 a show in

00:59:44.740 Houston.

00:59:45.220 Yeah.

00:59:46.000 This is just

00:59:46.900 on the outskirts.

00:59:47.660 I mean, there's

00:59:48.780 an interloop in

00:59:49.920 Houston, there's

00:59:50.460 an outer loop,

00:59:51.080 and then there's

00:59:51.560 a really outer

00:59:52.180 loop.

00:59:52.540 It's just

00:59:52.920 beyond that.

00:59:53.820 I mean, it

00:59:54.140 is...

00:59:54.600 So, Pat,

00:59:55.560 this whole

00:59:56.600 place is a

00:59:57.980 flood zone.

01:00:00.380 Yeah.

01:00:00.820 Oh, yeah.

01:00:01.220 Already, just

01:00:02.360 with the heavy

01:00:03.260 Houston rain,

01:00:04.500 it's almost

01:00:05.580 up to your

01:00:06.460 knees.

01:00:07.380 People are

01:00:07.860 defaulting because

01:00:09.220 they have to

01:00:10.180 repair their

01:00:10.860 house from

01:00:12.220 the rain.

01:00:13.820 Not a

01:00:14.300 hurricane.

01:00:15.060 I'm sure.

01:00:15.640 From the rain.

01:00:16.740 Well...

01:00:17.100 This is a

01:00:18.540 disaster,

01:00:19.500 disaster of

01:00:19.940 biblical proportions

01:00:21.240 waiting to

01:00:21.900 happen.

01:00:22.400 First of all,

01:00:22.980 if you spit

01:00:23.820 in Houston,

01:00:24.600 it floods

01:00:25.040 your house.

01:00:26.020 So, you

01:00:26.280 don't want to

01:00:26.640 do that.

01:00:27.440 So, I mean,

01:00:28.100 it's bad

01:00:28.520 enough.

01:00:29.300 I mean, I

01:00:29.680 can imagine

01:00:30.520 the catastrophe

01:00:33.680 that this place

01:00:34.660 could be.

01:00:35.980 So, imagine,

01:00:37.120 Pat, you've

01:00:38.140 seen hurricanes

01:00:39.000 here.

01:00:39.560 You've seen

01:00:39.980 what it's done.

01:00:41.140 Imagine a

01:00:42.040 brand new

01:00:43.220 community that

01:00:44.080 floods during

01:00:44.920 the rains,

01:00:46.200 being hit by

01:00:47.520 a hurricane,

01:00:48.660 90,000 people

01:00:51.140 out of the

01:00:52.440 house.

01:00:53.340 All illegal.

01:00:54.620 Don't speak

01:00:55.280 English.

01:00:56.240 What's going to

01:00:57.040 happen?

01:00:58.480 Wow.

01:00:59.340 All right.

01:00:59.760 Appreciate it.

01:01:00.120 By the way,

01:01:00.300 the fire department

01:01:01.300 is a volunteer

01:01:03.240 fire department

01:01:04.160 for the county.

01:01:05.360 It's got like

01:01:06.160 seven guys,

01:01:07.600 one truck.

01:01:09.200 Amazing.

01:01:10.680 All right,

01:01:11.100 Glenn,

01:01:11.540 by the way,

01:01:12.140 blazetv.com

01:01:12.880 slash Glenn

01:01:13.340 promo code is

01:01:14.020 Glenn.

01:01:14.300 And Glenn,

01:01:14.500 if you need

01:01:14.740 us to send

01:01:15.220 you a copy

01:01:15.940 of the show

01:01:16.420 schedule on

01:01:17.240 an ongoing

01:01:17.580 basis,

01:01:18.120 just let us

01:01:19.420 know.

01:01:19.720 See you tomorrow.

01:01:20.440 See you tomorrow.

01:01:21.100 Bye-bye.

01:01:21.460 Thank you.

01:01:24.020 All right,

01:01:24.540 let me tell you

01:01:25.000 about Patriot

01:01:25.500 Mobile.

01:01:26.140 Patriot Mobile,

01:01:27.180 you just heard

01:01:27.940 Glenn.

01:01:28.540 Is there a

01:01:28.980 schedule,

01:01:29.380 though,

01:01:29.520 available?

01:01:30.140 I mean,

01:01:30.440 is that available?

01:01:31.800 I think people

01:01:32.240 can see.

01:01:32.800 No, I think

01:01:33.220 it's consistent

01:01:33.680 every week.

01:01:34.260 All right.

01:01:34.480 That's my

01:01:34.820 understanding.

01:01:35.340 Okay, just

01:01:35.740 checking.

01:01:36.280 So, Glenn,

01:01:39.680 he has been

01:01:40.460 on Patriot

01:01:41.060 Mobile for

01:01:41.440 a while.

01:01:42.780 Patriot Mobile

01:01:43.200 is a business

01:01:44.080 that they give

01:01:45.000 you really

01:01:45.460 great service,

01:01:46.880 cell service,

01:01:47.980 but also they

01:01:49.380 care about the

01:01:50.460 things you care

01:01:50.980 about, about our

01:01:51.780 God-given

01:01:52.220 constitutional rights

01:01:53.140 and freedoms,

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01:02:57.440 You know, I was

01:02:58.240 just, I was

01:02:58.840 looking at a map

01:03:00.060 of the Houston

01:03:01.800 area, and where

01:03:04.080 Colony Ridge is in

01:03:05.300 relation.

01:03:05.640 It's pretty amazing.

01:03:07.500 It's not like

01:03:08.480 Houston's on the

01:03:09.240 border of Mexico,

01:03:10.440 but there's 90,000

01:03:13.700 residents that are

01:03:15.240 20 miles northeast

01:03:17.600 of Houston, and

01:03:19.460 in this area where

01:03:21.680 they're likely to

01:03:26.320 have a disastrous

01:03:27.240 flood occur.

01:03:28.860 They, as Glenn

01:03:29.880 mentioned, they don't

01:03:30.860 speak English.

01:03:31.560 They're losing

01:03:32.400 their homes very

01:03:34.040 quickly because they

01:03:35.400 can't afford the

01:03:35.920 interest rate.

01:03:37.040 Where are they

01:03:37.520 going to go?

01:03:39.240 Where do these

01:03:41.080 people go, and why

01:03:42.120 doesn't anybody care

01:03:43.740 about them?

01:03:44.700 How long has this

01:03:45.760 been going on?

01:03:47.560 I mean, back in

01:03:48.100 2013, so 10 years

01:03:49.580 ago, ABC 13 in

01:03:51.720 Houston did a report

01:03:52.900 about the lack of

01:03:53.980 services in the area

01:03:55.040 and what was going

01:03:55.880 on in Colony Ridge.

01:03:56.940 Apparently nobody

01:03:57.460 paid attention, and

01:03:58.740 they don't care.

01:03:59.200 And so they just

01:04:00.220 keep funneling

01:04:00.960 illegals into this

01:04:02.620 area, and it's not

01:04:05.140 good for them.

01:04:07.160 You know, forget

01:04:07.640 about whether it's

01:04:08.800 good for the United

01:04:09.880 States of America

01:04:10.920 and Texas.

01:04:11.520 It's not good for

01:04:12.440 them.

01:04:12.860 Yeah, usually that's

01:04:13.460 the way we talk

01:04:13.940 about this stuff, for

01:04:14.760 good reason.

01:04:15.540 But also, like, the

01:04:16.680 illegal immigration

01:04:17.460 racket is horrible

01:04:19.120 for the illegal

01:04:20.040 immigrants.

01:04:20.660 It really is.

01:04:22.220 I mean, you know,

01:04:23.160 the fact that you

01:04:24.440 have to provide

01:04:25.880 these services at

01:04:26.620 all shows how

01:04:28.200 bad it is.

01:04:28.660 I mean, the fact

01:04:29.000 that they have

01:04:29.280 to put water in

01:04:30.760 the desert so

01:04:31.560 these people who

01:04:32.120 are crossing the

01:04:32.780 desert can actually

01:04:33.620 get a drink because

01:04:34.740 they may dehydrate

01:04:36.040 and die. 0.95

01:04:37.420 This is not a

01:04:38.380 pleasant process.

01:04:40.180 You've seen people

01:04:40.720 crossing rivers and

01:04:42.060 coming out wet in

01:04:44.260 muck with children,

01:04:45.720 and it's not a good

01:04:47.260 thing.

01:04:47.920 Of course, we see

01:04:48.760 how Biden and

01:04:49.600 Obama and most

01:04:50.980 presidents have

01:04:51.620 treated these people.

01:04:52.740 It's not positive.

01:04:54.840 So, it's amazing

01:04:56.820 that we are somehow

01:04:57.800 the haters in this

01:04:59.080 debate.

01:04:59.880 Like, the people who

01:05:00.540 don't want this to

01:05:01.220 happen anymore are the

01:05:02.000 bad guys.

01:05:03.000 The people who want

01:05:03.720 it to continue

01:05:04.220 ongoing process

01:05:05.260 forever, they're the

01:05:06.220 good guys.

01:05:06.980 Yeah.

01:05:07.520 Because nobody ever

01:05:08.420 talks about what it's

01:05:09.220 like for the

01:05:10.260 illegals themselves.

01:05:11.560 That's what we need

01:05:12.320 to, maybe we need

01:05:13.680 to focus a little bit

01:05:14.640 more on that aspect.

01:05:16.180 You're hurting them.

01:05:18.720 You care about that?

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01:07:04.960 for GLENN.

01:07:06.180 Here's a surprise.

01:07:07.380 Joe Biden lied about

01:07:08.360 the economy.

01:07:09.180 What?

01:07:09.660 Again.

01:07:10.280 No, Bidenomics.

01:07:11.060 It's working.

01:07:11.420 Right.

01:07:12.060 Bidenomics.

01:07:12.620 It's working, folks.

01:07:13.820 I guess he doesn't even

01:07:14.560 use that term much

01:07:15.420 anymore.

01:07:16.220 Yeah, he stopped.

01:07:16.880 He did tweet about it,

01:07:18.360 though.

01:07:19.120 He just wrote,

01:07:21.440 inflation was 0% last month

01:07:25.420 and our economy grew by more

01:07:27.200 than 5% last quarter.

01:07:30.740 Bidenomics.

01:07:32.780 No.

01:07:34.640 No.

01:07:35.380 No.

01:07:35.980 Sadly, none of that's true.

01:07:37.460 Wait, it's not?

01:07:37.900 Except for the Bidenomics part.

01:07:39.340 It is Bidenomics, but it was

01:07:42.060 3.2% inflation last month.

01:07:44.240 You know, they act like the

01:07:46.520 prices are lower.

01:07:48.200 No, the inflation rate is a

01:07:50.020 bit lower.

01:07:50.840 It's not 9% anymore.

01:07:52.440 It's 3% or 3.2%.

01:07:55.380 But that means it still went

01:07:57.980 up 3.2% last month.

01:08:01.080 Off of the previously already

01:08:03.540 much elevated prices.

01:08:05.440 Right.

01:08:05.620 It's not like prices are going

01:08:07.240 down, you know, to where they

01:08:09.120 used to be when Donald Trump

01:08:11.140 was in office.

01:08:11.920 They're not.

01:08:12.680 I think a lot of people think

01:08:13.800 that's what happens.

01:08:14.960 I think so, too.

01:08:15.680 Right.

01:08:16.100 Like they don't understand.

01:08:17.300 Inflation was like, what, 10%

01:08:18.220 at one point, right?

01:08:19.140 Yeah.

01:08:19.320 So they think, okay, when

01:08:20.360 2019, before Biden, it was

01:08:22.320 something that cost $100.

01:08:25.040 Now, it used to cost $110.

01:08:26.820 Now, inflation's only up 3%,

01:08:28.220 so it only costs $103.

01:08:29.600 No.

01:08:30.360 No.

01:08:30.580 It's an increase off of the $110.

01:08:32.620 Yeah.

01:08:32.920 So it's even higher.

01:08:34.260 Carol Roth explained this really

01:08:35.380 well when she's talking about

01:08:37.000 you go to your doctor and you say,

01:08:39.920 I gained 10% and they say,

01:08:43.040 okay, we'll come back and lose

01:08:44.440 some and then you come back the

01:08:45.560 next year and you say,

01:08:47.720 well, now I'm only up, I'm up

01:08:49.760 from $110 to $113 or $210 to $220.

01:08:52.840 And it's like, well, okay, your

01:08:55.240 increase, your rate of increase

01:08:57.820 went down, but we're looking for a

01:08:59.280 loss of weight.

01:09:00.200 Right.

01:09:00.380 Like we're not looking for a little

01:09:01.860 more gain, right?

01:09:02.960 So that's a great example.

01:09:04.340 That's a great analogy.

01:09:05.460 Yeah.

01:09:06.000 Because you didn't lose weight.

01:09:07.680 You're not in better shape.

01:09:09.180 You're in worse shape.

01:09:09.960 You're in worse shape.

01:09:10.720 And remember, people were angry

01:09:13.080 at spending 10% more.

01:09:17.160 Now they're even more angry because

01:09:19.100 they're at 13% or 14% above those

01:09:21.640 prices.

01:09:22.140 When we started our cookie

01:09:23.100 company, what, three years ago,

01:09:24.840 the price of a case, you know, we

01:09:26.880 buy butter by the case because

01:09:28.540 I bet you do.

01:09:29.440 Every once in a while.

01:09:30.420 For each cookie, you need a case of

01:09:31.260 butter for those cookies.

01:09:32.300 I will say, yes, there's some

01:09:35.820 butter in the cookies.

01:09:37.180 So the case was $70.

01:09:39.340 It's $150 now.

01:09:41.420 It's $150.

01:09:44.260 Twice as much.

01:09:44.900 Yeah.

01:09:45.300 It's more than twice the price that

01:09:48.400 it was when Donald Trump left

01:09:51.020 office.

01:09:52.220 And so the fact that it's just

01:09:55.180 going up now incrementally at a

01:09:57.980 smaller rate.

01:09:58.980 Still going up.

01:09:59.480 Still going up.

01:10:00.580 I want it to go back down to

01:10:03.100 $70.

01:10:03.760 But it's not.

01:10:05.820 So...

01:10:06.220 I mean, go back to $90.

01:10:07.520 Yeah.

01:10:07.780 It would be a great improvement.

01:10:09.440 $100.

01:10:09.760 $100 would be great.

01:10:11.420 It's going to $160 and $170.

01:10:13.040 Yeah.

01:10:13.660 And, you know, think of how this

01:10:14.800 hits small businesses.

01:10:15.880 I know you feel this personally,

01:10:17.240 Pat, but like any small business

01:10:18.820 around the country, you see these

01:10:21.240 prices skyrocketing and you have

01:10:24.060 to figure out how to talk to your

01:10:25.520 clients, your customers, about, hey,

01:10:29.020 like we either are going to go

01:10:31.020 bankrupt or we have to raise these

01:10:32.200 prices.

01:10:32.800 And if no one likes that, like we

01:10:34.400 had a story the other day about

01:10:35.400 McDonald's and the story was like

01:10:36.700 kind of the tone of it was like,

01:10:38.220 do you believe what McDonald's is

01:10:39.720 doing?

01:10:40.060 They're charging this much for a

01:10:41.340 half for a value meal.

01:10:43.000 It's like, well, they're getting

01:10:44.020 hit with all the same pressures

01:10:45.400 that everyone else is getting hit

01:10:46.440 with.

01:10:46.580 Right.

01:10:46.980 And they're not going to eat that

01:10:48.260 price.

01:10:48.980 No.

01:10:49.740 They're going to pass it along to

01:10:51.400 the customers.

01:10:51.880 That's what we've always said.

01:10:53.340 That's how the free market works.

01:10:55.900 McDonald's, when they have to pay

01:10:57.300 more, they charge more because

01:10:59.100 they're in it to make money.

01:11:01.200 They're not in it to be a charity.

01:11:04.420 I mean, we all know McDonald's is

01:11:05.980 not a charitable.

01:11:06.780 They have a charitable arm, but

01:11:08.440 McDonald's restaurant is not the

01:11:10.780 charity.

01:11:11.460 That's where they make their money

01:11:12.700 so they can do a charity.

01:11:14.360 I mean, they do incredible good for

01:11:15.600 so many people.

01:11:16.420 They don't like their breakfast.

01:11:18.360 Oh, my gosh.

01:11:19.220 It's delicious.

01:11:20.320 OK, they do incredible good, but

01:11:23.260 it's not charitable.

01:11:24.220 No, it is a capitalist

01:11:26.100 organization.

01:11:26.860 And again, like if they keep their

01:11:29.180 prices where they were when Donald

01:11:30.300 Trump left office, they not only

01:11:31.720 would not be they would.

01:11:32.980 It's not like they'd be like, oh,

01:11:33.720 our profits are down.

01:11:34.860 They wouldn't be in business.

01:11:35.860 Yeah.

01:11:36.220 You can't do it.

01:11:37.520 Can't do it.

01:11:37.940 You can't do it.

01:11:38.980 And so how do you how do you

01:11:41.660 change?

01:11:42.540 How do you adapt to that

01:11:43.500 circumstance?

01:11:44.400 And, you know, you say it's it's a

01:11:45.960 function of the free market, just

01:11:47.240 how the free market works.

01:11:48.400 That's true in that, like, when

01:11:49.900 your costs go up, you have to pass

01:11:51.120 it on to the customer.

01:11:51.940 But this is not how a free market

01:11:53.380 works when the reason those costs

01:11:55.080 go up are largely because the

01:11:56.860 government is doing something

01:11:57.680 stupid. 0.90

01:11:58.660 Right.

01:11:59.100 That is not the free market.

01:12:00.500 That is the government

01:12:01.820 manipulating the market to hurt

01:12:03.540 consumers over and over and over

01:12:05.340 and over again.

01:12:06.100 And what do they want to do?

01:12:07.120 Spend trillions of dollars more.

01:12:09.140 Right.

01:12:09.560 They want to keep going.

01:12:10.400 Right.

01:12:10.780 They want to spend.

01:12:11.540 They want to wipe out all student

01:12:12.920 debt.

01:12:14.020 They want to just take your money. 0.99

01:12:15.620 They keep trying.

01:12:15.840 Even though the Supreme Court

01:12:16.780 told them, stop.

01:12:17.680 They don't care.

01:12:18.320 They don't care.

01:12:18.820 They're ignoring it completely.

01:12:20.060 We're told over and over again, oh,

01:12:21.740 why doesn't Donald Trump and the

01:12:24.020 extreme MAGA Republicans care about

01:12:27.580 democracy and institutions?

01:12:29.900 Really?

01:12:30.400 Do they care about that at all?

01:12:31.660 They're trying to get Donald Trump

01:12:32.500 thrown off the ballot in every

01:12:33.720 state.

01:12:34.960 And they're trying to, you know,

01:12:37.360 constantly go after the people who

01:12:41.600 idiotically continue to vote for them

01:12:44.660 and make their lives worse by stealing

01:12:47.920 money from other people and paying

01:12:50.200 off debts for people who have

01:12:52.420 $100,000 a year jobs because they

01:12:54.240 went to some good college.

01:12:55.780 Like, good for you if you went to a

01:12:57.160 good college.

01:12:57.560 You took that risk.

01:12:58.280 You took on the loan and you decided

01:13:00.280 to go through that process and you

01:13:01.420 get a great job out of that.

01:13:02.400 Great.

01:13:02.780 Good for you.

01:13:03.920 But why are everyday Americans who

01:13:06.720 decided to go a different route,

01:13:08.380 who work at a job that might pay

01:13:09.640 them $50,000 a year, maybe they

01:13:11.900 didn't get to an Ivy League school

01:13:13.420 and instead they are the ones paying

01:13:16.260 off the debt of someone who went to

01:13:17.760 Harvard?

01:13:18.380 That is nuts.

01:13:21.120 Especially when Harvard could be

01:13:23.560 paying the tuition of their own

01:13:25.520 students.

01:13:26.280 If that's what they chose to do.

01:13:27.580 Forever.

01:13:28.340 Literally forever.

01:13:29.380 They've got a $50 billion endowment.

01:13:32.020 Use it and let people go to your 1.00

01:13:34.120 school for free.

01:13:35.100 Aren't you in favor of, you know,

01:13:38.960 helping out all of these young

01:13:41.040 people who are so incredibly smart?

01:13:43.600 They've all got 4.0 GPAs, right?

01:13:46.320 So, help them out.

01:13:48.840 Yeah.

01:13:49.040 Why should they have to, I mean,

01:13:50.840 you should have, why should you have

01:13:52.120 to be incredibly wealthy to go to

01:13:54.280 Harvard?

01:13:54.680 You shouldn't.

01:13:55.760 If you've got smart people who

01:13:57.420 aren't really wealthy, let them go

01:14:00.340 to Harvard for free.

01:14:01.460 Right.

01:14:01.740 Like, and Harvard doesn't have to do

01:14:03.840 that.

01:14:04.160 They don't have to do it, but they

01:14:05.580 have a $50 billion endowment.

01:14:07.600 Right.

01:14:07.880 These are the people that are

01:14:08.720 constantly implementing horrible

01:14:11.640 policies that hurt America over and

01:14:13.820 over and over again.

01:14:14.800 Like, I don't know, President Obama,

01:14:16.420 if you think about some Harvard

01:14:17.260 graduates in the past that have

01:14:18.360 affected policy, they churn these

01:14:20.020 people out, they go into leadership

01:14:22.020 and they destroy the country and 0.67

01:14:24.620 then they, and then they ask us to

01:14:26.120 pay their debt.

01:14:27.220 Right.

01:14:27.740 From their loans.

01:14:28.420 It's insanity.

01:14:29.920 By the way, I should point out

01:14:31.100 Christmas gifts coming up.

01:14:32.700 First of all, Kexi Cookies.

01:14:33.960 You mentioned your cookie company.

01:14:35.420 That's the name of it.

01:14:36.480 You should probably mention the

01:14:37.700 name of it so people know.

01:14:38.980 But great Christmas cookies.

01:14:40.280 I just, by the way, for Thanksgiving,

01:14:41.980 I had a bunch of cookies, cut them 0.81

01:14:43.620 up into fourths, made a big tray.

01:14:45.620 Oh, you did do that?

01:14:46.040 That's how you do it.

01:14:46.660 Yeah.

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01:15:41.980 Now, Biden has claimed that he's

01:15:45.260 cut the deficit, though, which is

01:15:46.560 going to help the overall economy

01:15:48.160 because he's cut the deficit so much.

01:15:50.220 He hasn't cut the deficit.

01:15:52.360 Let's play cut seven on Biden

01:15:54.980 cutting the deficit.

01:15:57.000 And by the way, we cut the deficit

01:15:59.300 by seven billion dollars.

01:16:00.620 Oh, I'm sorry.

01:16:02.480 What?

01:16:02.860 Seven billion dollars?

01:16:04.060 Because that seems like that number

01:16:06.740 was different in the past.

01:16:08.740 Really?

01:16:09.260 Yeah.

01:16:09.840 How much has he cut the deficit?

01:16:12.120 Cut eight?

01:16:13.020 I cut the national debt by one trillion

01:16:17.300 seven hundred billion dollars.

01:16:19.300 We literally cut the federal debt in half

01:16:22.080 by one point four trillion dollars.

01:16:25.440 One trillion seven hundred billion dollars.

01:16:29.340 One trillion seven hundred billion dollars.

01:16:31.600 Cut.

01:16:31.900 We cut the debt.

01:16:33.180 You did?

01:16:33.360 By one point seven billion.

01:16:34.700 One point seven billion.

01:16:35.560 Let me say it again.

01:16:36.140 Okay.

01:16:36.800 One point seven trillion dollars.

01:16:39.520 Trillion.

01:16:39.940 We reduced the budget by one point seven billion.

01:16:41.920 Budget.

01:16:42.300 Billion.

01:16:42.740 Okay.

01:16:43.340 We reduced the billion.

01:16:44.160 We cut the federal debt in half.

01:16:46.420 In half.

01:16:46.980 In the first year of my administration,

01:16:48.720 I cut the debt by one point seven trillion dollars.

01:16:51.800 It apparently doesn't know the difference.

01:16:53.420 One point seven billion dollars.

01:16:55.260 One point seven billion.

01:16:56.120 One point seven trillion.

01:16:57.060 Billion.

01:16:57.800 Trillion.

01:16:58.700 One point seven trillion dollars.

01:17:01.960 Seven billion dollars.

01:17:03.600 Billion.

01:17:04.060 Seven billion.

01:17:04.640 seven trillion trillion one point seven billion dollars a trillion trillion trillion dollars

01:17:11.820 not billion trillion dollars 1.7 trillion dollars hear me no one's ever reduced the debt that much

01:17:19.340 man oh my god so infuriating that anyone could believe that he knows i mean look i think he's

01:17:26.920 completely senile but he absolutely knows he's lying here and he's lying over and over and over

01:17:31.180 and over again absolutely it's like as well what if like can you picture the meeting pat where they

01:17:36.160 all get into a room and they're like hey well what do we say that we cut the deficit by 1.7 trillion

01:17:40.060 dollars well everyone's going to remember covid though like everyone's going to remember that

01:17:44.700 we shut down all these businesses along with some republicans as well and uh shut down all these

01:17:50.340 businesses shut down all these states we shut down the economy the economy opens up obviously

01:17:54.920 the economy comes back right you know at some level that's 100 of what we're talking about in

01:18:01.420 fact we you know talking as the biden administration here we actually spent much much more and got much

01:18:08.240 much more debt than was projected before he took office the cpo does projections they projected he

01:18:13.880 was going to what the deficit was going to be he expanded that deficit and by the way now has

01:18:19.280 completely blown this whole cut the deficit has gone back up and what if we just keep saying it what if

01:18:26.780 we just keep saying it it's like well people are somewhere in some meeting they had to say well what if

01:18:31.280 everyone forgets that covid happened then they might believe this claim like that is how dumb they think

01:18:38.480 you are they think you are you are a lump in a on a log with no possibility of independent thought

01:18:47.120 and they are completely right with at least half this country yeah that is where we are core

01:18:54.040 with their core they are they are right they are on the butt i mean these people parrot these claims as

01:18:59.360 if anyone with a critical uh ability for any critical thought could believe them they're insane

01:19:05.540 and he's like he spent this whole year going back and saying bidenomics is working we cut 1.7 trillion

01:19:11.440 dollars of debt knowing knowing that this was going to reverse the next year and they still kept

01:19:17.460 saying it yeah and now it has reversed and they just still keep saying it yep they act as if the new

01:19:22.540 number isn't out well and even the washington post and the new york times call him out on it

01:19:28.780 yeah yeah that's true still continues to claim it yeah you know this is a that is one difference

01:19:35.220 between the whole the biden era and previous democratic presidents like previously what would

01:19:40.160 happen is the democratic the democrats in the media would basically cover yeah for these claims and

01:19:46.680 just kind of come up with a justification the media at times is actually kind of calling him out on

01:19:51.700 this yeah and biden just keeps walking through it he keeps just saying like yes i was with this

01:19:56.420 amtrak employee who was dead at the time i had the conversation he just keeps saying these stories

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01:21:30.020 the glenn back program

01:21:33.720 uh we were just talking about uh some of joe biden's uh many many many lies uh he was telling

01:21:59.780 another one over the weekend about uh teaching college for four years here he is talking about

01:22:07.020 that cut six i taught at the university of pennsylvania for four years and i also taught uh

01:22:13.760 law school oh and uh except no the idea that democracy is inevitable it's just not true

01:22:21.880 oh okay well that's i mean of course it's not inevitable and they are trying to shut it down as we

01:22:27.320 speak they are um but did he teach i don't remember this he didn't teach one day let alone four years

01:22:33.040 he didn't teach one class not one day and he keeps saying this that he taught college for four

01:22:39.380 years and now he's added the law school uh twist so he he's taught college and law school but he was

01:22:44.620 in the senate like since he was like 11 yeah so uh-huh how did he do that i don't he didn't so really

01:22:51.480 he didn't do what what is his justification here is there some i think he was he was you know he was

01:22:57.060 given like an honorary thing uh like glenn was but it'd be like glenn saying every day uh i taught

01:23:04.060 college at yale for uh or liberty i think is where he got his he got his degree yeah uh i taught uh i

01:23:12.420 taught at liberty for four years wait what no no you didn't teach there so that's so weird

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01:23:30.160 him based on whether he taught a pen right for four years it's it's like a totally meaningless lie now

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01:26:00.920 pat and stew for glenn today uh something happened on friday that's only happened

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01:27:24.060 so george santos kicked out of congress on friday uh just booted out and that takes a two-third majority

01:27:36.000 and they had more than that so out he goes i cannot believe how big of a story the media makes us into

01:27:44.820 it's i know some completely unknown guy yeah none of us had heard his name what six months ago or whatever

01:27:53.400 it was yep when he finally got into office right i i had never heard his name before the election

01:27:58.520 had neither um no one he was not a factor he's not he's not passing any legislation he's done nothing

01:28:04.080 nothing all he yes we all know he's admitted he lied he seems to have a real real problem with it

01:28:11.180 um he apparently took you know allegedly took money to get botox and go to atlantic city and go on only

01:28:19.960 fans i don't know i mean like he's a very quirky character i will say there's only one party that has

01:28:25.940 expelled uh a gay member of congress and that's the democrats they could say targeted this this gay

01:28:32.220 member of congress and they decided to just throw him out because he was gay and uh because of who

01:28:38.140 he loved pat yeah they threw him out of congress because of who he loved despicable and it is

01:28:42.980 despicable uh of course the republicans did get on board with this as well at least many of them

01:28:47.220 yeah it was like 311 to 140 or something 104 i don't know uh but the last time it happened i think

01:28:55.920 was 2003 or 2004 with traffic and uh he was the last one to be tossed out of congress but that was

01:29:02.680 for some serious stuff yeah after conviction that's important yes and this is always important we talk

01:29:08.020 about this with uh what is the thing we me and you have this same uh pet issue of uh civil asset

01:29:14.640 forfeiture like it drives me freaking crazy i can't understand how it happens in america not just

01:29:19.840 no conviction but not even a charge not even a charge in that case yeah not even a charge now here he

01:29:25.400 it's gone a little bit higher than that um but yeah but it wasn't he wasn't convicted no of anything

01:29:31.000 no he wasn't and like i'm less i'm less worried about george santos because again george santos was

01:29:39.200 not the future of the republican party no he held one seat probably for one term he probably would

01:29:45.300 have lost the seat anyway it was it's a very purple district in new york right he probably would

01:29:50.060 have lost anyway um even if he was a normal congressman that didn't get into trouble i don't like

01:29:55.020 the idea of having people who are this loose with the truth on quote unquote my side i don't like

01:30:00.640 that i'm less concerned about george santos than i am the precedent that it sets though

01:30:04.200 but the idea that and in the end you know the sports leagues do this all the time pat where

01:30:09.780 they'll take a guy who's been accused of something and um they will figure out a way to throw him out of

01:30:16.700 the league or suspend him for a long period of time without any conviction often no conviction ever

01:30:21.800 comes and they just lose a half a year of salary or they lose their reputation they get thrown out of

01:30:26.840 the league they never get to play again just you don't need to be an agency that does investigations

01:30:33.900 we have them there are private investigators there are uh there are we have a whole system of justice

01:30:39.600 that does this stuff they do it for a living you don't when you're running a sports league you don't

01:30:44.760 have to do this and the same thing applies here to congress like if there's a conviction you can make

01:30:49.500 this choice without a conviction it's ridiculous to be throwing people out the they can they have a

01:30:55.760 new election scheduled in 2024 for the seat and every two years after that they can throw them out

01:31:01.680 whenever they want you don't need to do that there's also some other people that you might want to focus

01:31:07.060 on a little bit stronger like i don't know bob menendez you know who's been interesting lately is uh

01:31:16.720 john fetterman fetterman was on with the happening the uh the hags at the at the uh at the view yeah

01:31:24.580 and um they were trying to get him to comment on the george menendez thing or the george santos thing

01:31:33.240 george santos yeah but what he wanted to talk about was bob menendez yeah check this out and uh you've

01:31:38.700 also been calling for to get rid of uh menendez i know um but first before we talk about that what's

01:31:44.640 your reaction to the expulsion well it's like i'm not surprised but but to me i think the more

01:31:52.680 important picture is is that we have a colleague in the senate that actually did much more sinister

01:31:58.880 and serious kinds of things uh senator menendez uh he needs to go um and if you are going to expel

01:32:06.460 santos how can you allow to somebody like menendez to remain in the senate and you know santos is kind

01:32:13.900 of lies were almost you know funny and like you know he you know landed on the moon and a guy kind

01:32:19.280 of stuff uh whereas whereas you know i you know i think you know menendez i think is really a senator

01:32:25.420 for egypt you know not new jersey um so i i i really think he needs to go and uh especially it's kind of

01:32:33.440 strange that if santos uh is not allowed to remain in the house you know someone like that are you

01:32:38.580 though uncomfortable with the fact that there hasn't been an adjudication that while he's been charged

01:32:42.980 there hasn't been a conviction menendez with menendez uh i i i am i am and it's like he has

01:32:50.260 the right uh to for his day in court and all that but he doesn't have the right to to have those kind

01:32:56.060 of votes and things that that's not that's not a right and and i think uh we need to make that kind

01:33:01.900 of decision to uh send him out i like that uh that the question is are you a little concerned

01:33:09.740 though that there hasn't been a conviction on bob menendez without any consideration about george

01:33:14.740 santos listen to the way it's framed first of all we're going to talk about menendez in a second

01:33:18.300 but first talk about george santos right yeah uh and then he doesn't do that no because of course

01:33:23.500 quickly again this isn't he's not not the greatest communicator let's put it that way about fetterman

01:33:28.980 he's been right on a few things lately which is very weird israel and israel very much he's been

01:33:33.820 great on israel he really has um standing up to his party on israel yep um but you know he's very

01:33:40.160 clunky in the way he gets through this stuff i i will say they then frame it the follow-up again to

01:33:47.220 talk about how unfair it is to menendez but okay for santos like santos hasn't been he hasn't been

01:33:53.580 convicted of anything right uh he is a he shouldn't he shouldn't have been voted out because there should

01:33:59.820 be high standards to overturn the will of the voters that's the problem if the voters come in

01:34:05.740 and they say they want george santos he gets two years unless he commits a crime or something right

01:34:10.560 like unless unless he's convicted of a crime just the fact that you know he's kind of silly and a

01:34:16.840 goofy like it's i think he's embarrassing to the to the republicans in congress of course democrats

01:34:22.040 want him out because of the um the seat and i'm so i will say i am surprised for that reason

01:34:27.140 because in this particular congress this happens all the time though with republicans yeah they'll

01:34:32.020 side with democrats on this kind of stuff and oh yeah we're upset about it too so let's get him out

01:34:37.060 of here they would never do that in the democrat party and and in fact they're not even suggesting

01:34:43.580 bob menendez uh leave leave the senate some of them are i mean i think it's something very few i thought

01:34:49.980 it was like 30 senators that have said he should leave and still 30 democrats i think it was 30 democrats

01:34:54.640 that said he should he should leave so it's not even that they're not saying but they're not

01:34:58.760 doing it yeah they held a vote on this i don't know what the senate procedures are maybe you might

01:35:04.000 know them better pat but uh you know in the house obviously they have this opportunity to expel a

01:35:09.200 member with a two-thirds vote i don't know if the same can do it in the senate too same exact procedure

01:35:13.820 um they've done it 14 times in the senate and is it two-thirds as well i i can't remember if it's

01:35:21.040 two-thirds because they should have those votes or they should be close to having those votes well

01:35:25.080 if they've got 30 senators that want to easily have them you would think so now who knows how 0.60

01:35:28.800 they would vote and they don't bring you know well it may just be that they don't want to bring the

01:35:32.980 vote up because they don't want to have they don't want this to actually happen yeah i'm sure

01:35:36.720 schumer's standing in the way of that yeah because again these are very narrow majorities and i actually

01:35:41.220 even if he was convicted of a crime i would i would i honestly would have been surprised if they

01:35:46.960 would have tossed either one of these guys because the the margins are really small it's one thing to

01:35:51.100 take a stand on principle when it doesn't really matter to your balance but now that this majority

01:35:56.500 is down to what two after santos leaves and they're not going to win that seat again after you can't you

01:36:02.160 can't be like hey vote for us we're great we're gonna give you this wonderful guy named george santos

01:36:06.900 santos you lose that district for the next eight elections after that you know that is like that's not

01:36:12.460 gonna they're gonna lose that district again i mean most likely it was not like it's not like a

01:36:17.580 we've seen this happen before pat where like someone in a bright red district or a bright blue district

01:36:21.960 has trouble and maybe they even get expelled after a long time but then they just replace them with

01:36:27.280 another of the same party because it's you know it's so tilted this is not like that in this district

01:36:32.680 with santos he's probably going i mean he probably would have lost even if he was normal in a normal

01:36:37.620 election it was just a good election for republicans in new york that he won under so i mean i think this

01:36:43.680 is it's it's amazing it's i think a lot of people are frustrated i mean i would rather be the party

01:36:49.360 and i'm not a republican i'm just independent but i i would rather be on the side of a party that

01:36:56.540 cares about what people do right and wrong i'd rather have people who don't make decisions based on

01:37:02.320 the majority and and you know like i i i know it's old school and and maybe out of style at the

01:37:10.080 moment but i'd rather just be i'd rather do the right thing than worry about political calculations

01:37:16.380 with every decision i make however i don't even think this is the right thing weird still it is i

01:37:20.900 think it is weird these days i people hate when you talk about that stuff they do they really do

01:37:25.360 i mean some people do i mean i think this audience has been uh beaten over the head by glenn

01:37:30.180 the principal argument enough that they don't get annoyed at it that much but you look at even

01:37:35.000 on the right i mean at this point it's looked at this like well they're gonna break the rules we

01:37:39.140 should break the rules too and i don't like that i just don't i don't want to be that person i i can't

01:37:44.300 i can't live with myself i i can't i don't know i i just i'd rather lose i'd rather lose than than be

01:37:52.460 the person who is you know constantly trying to break the same rules as my awful opponents and make the

01:37:59.320 same terrible arguments as my awful opponents i'd rather you know the reason why i'd rather do this

01:38:04.740 than go into politics is because here you can just be honest i can tell you when republicans have bs

01:38:10.860 arguments too i don't have to lie i don't have to go up and try to defend i don't have to be

01:38:16.280 corinne jean pierre for the right i don't want to be that person i don't know anybody who does want

01:38:21.140 to be that person though i will say there's a lot of people these days arguing for a strategy

01:38:24.780 that sounds a lot like corinne jean pierre on the right and i don't i don't know i got no

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01:39:55.360 oh no we have breaking news breaking news oh this is terrible news this this is just just when things

01:40:11.540 were about to turn around this is incredible i can't believe i'm about to tell you this but we

01:40:15.560 have breaking 2024 presidential news doug bergam don't say it don't say it don't say it i don't

01:40:23.020 know if i can handle it today there's just been too much too much i i hesitate to tell you there's too

01:40:27.380 much now we all know please don't say it bergamentum bergamania was just about to kick in yeah

01:40:34.400 everyone's been talking about it it was that we were just at that moment where doug bergam was going

01:40:39.180 to take this over and destroy everyone in his path right doug bergam has officially dropped out of

01:40:46.920 the 2024 presidential race no this is what kind of country do you have to say it you did said it you

01:40:54.720 said it anyway you know i didn't say it the bergam campaign said it they say doug says because they

01:41:00.960 couldn't get into the debate on uh on wednesday get into the last debate that didn't stop oh that's

01:41:05.660 true that's true this is an interesting thing by a guy like bergam you wonder because what's the

01:41:12.840 downside right what's the downside you throw your hat in the ring we all know doug bergam i'm just

01:41:18.540 saying getting into the race initially yeah we all know we we now know you waste a lot of money

01:41:22.800 yeah right his personal money but he has a lot of money he does you know people mocked bloomberg

01:41:28.540 well he's still going to bed with 30 billion dollars in his bank account are you no yeah so

01:41:33.060 what if he spent two billion dollars on his failed presidential campaign so what he's in bermuda out

01:41:38.840 there right you know so if he were to run again in uh 2028 yeah we'll know his name right and i think

01:41:45.940 you know and again when he would start maybe he'd have a little bit more name recognition and look

01:41:49.580 this doesn't seem to have worked right he basically bought his way into the first couple of debates by

01:41:53.780 buying off donors by giving them 20 gift cards for one dollar donations yeah uh but i mean we know

01:41:59.860 his name a little bit and there's not really a downside he didn't he didn't like disrupt the

01:42:03.800 race and pull a bunch of voters off of another candidate to right i mean he just kind of and

01:42:08.780 actually he apparently is pretty well liked in north dakota very well okay job as governor seemingly

01:42:13.780 did a good job i think there's you know he's i think somewhat respected and so i mean you know you

01:42:18.900 get in you get out like it's not i mean because he no one knew who he was nationally before this he

01:42:24.380 kind of became a bit of a a uh a punchline but like i definitely come out of this race uh out of

01:42:30.420 this circumstance with certainly more knowledge about doug burgum than i did before but also

01:42:34.760 like more respect for burgum than like asa hutchinson yeah who i think you know i don't think he's done

01:42:41.060 anything still in it too yeah i mean i i don't know i mean like when is he gonna make the announcement

01:42:45.460 because i don't think he's he's not in the debate either is he no he's still in the race though

01:42:49.540 somehow yeah somehow he's in and and he hasn't been in the last of course when he's not in this

01:42:55.220 one wednesday he hasn't been in the last two yeah three right he was only in the first one i think

01:43:00.940 did he even make the second one i don't know he was not much of an impact pat no no so anyway doug

01:43:05.880 is it bergamentum has ended he says uh he launched his campaign on president uh for president june 7th

01:43:12.220 clear-eyed about our mission to bring a business leader improving governor's voice to the fight

01:43:16.900 for the best of america we are a nation built on freedom liberty and personal responsibility a

01:43:22.780 nation where neighbors help neighbors and where innovation not regulation lifts us all to reach

01:43:28.000 our highest potential we remain committed to improving the lives of americans of every american

01:43:33.280 by moving america 180 degrees in the opposite direction of joe biden on three critical issues

01:43:38.160 the economy energy and national security so there you go doug is out douglas wow gone no uh wow now

01:43:45.880 the first comment under is just who which is rude um this is uh now no big in the biggest thing here

01:43:55.440 is i don't see an endorsement pat attached to this which means that that zero percent is up for grabs

01:44:01.940 like that is anyone could get it trump could grab it and maybe this is a big time for for desantis

01:44:07.840 to make a push nikki imagine how that zero percent would catapult him or nikki haley or nikki could 0.66

01:44:13.380 change her entire campaign if she got that zero percent yeah yeah so you know i look very exciting

01:44:18.780 dugs out so this leaves i mean we are really this is trimmed down i this is the weirdest race of all 1.00

01:44:25.200 time though it's not even a race i don't even know what this is like what what are we watching

01:44:29.880 race like the newsom de santos thing coronation i guess of donald trump like he's he's not showing

01:44:37.340 up to the debates he doesn't he doesn't even seem to talk all that much he just gets 50 percent at

01:44:43.320 all the polls yep it is bizarre i don't think i've ever seen anything like this i part of me just

01:44:49.380 thinks that trump is just uniquely tied to republican primary voters and they have a you know a very

01:44:55.100 close attachment whether that's emotional or you know some i think a lot of people think well he

01:44:59.320 got screwed in 2020 and he deserves another chance whatever the reasoning is i don't think it's

01:45:05.500 because ron de santos is running a terrible campaign or nikki haley is running a terrible campaign or any

01:45:10.700 of these people are it doesn't even seem like people are making the decision it's just the choice

01:45:15.660 has been made and everyone's running for the second place thing which might be a vp slot

01:45:19.280 or might be a replacement in case trump falters in some major way like they throw him in a gulag

01:45:26.620 you know whatever they're thinking of doing to trump at this point and that just seems to be like it's

01:45:31.640 it's bizarre like wednesday night is this next debate i'm gonna be on megan kelly's show that day

01:45:37.660 and then she's gonna be one of the hosts one of the moderators of the of the debate that night 0.99

01:45:41.720 i think it'll be interesting to watch i some of this some of these debates have been

01:45:46.340 interesting and policy-based and some of them have been terrible as well yeah the second one

01:45:52.060 in particular i think was the one that was really terrible were really bad both fox yeah the third

01:45:55.980 one was fox debates sucked somehow the third one with nbc nbc did a better job that's so which is

01:46:01.980 weird unbelievable really weird uh and you know this last debate with de santos and newsom was

01:46:09.040 interesting i thought i thought it was interesting you haven't thought de santos crushed him yes i think so

01:46:14.000 too i think you know de santos really gives you a picture there of what it would look like if he

01:46:19.240 became the the general election candidate yeah i mean it is like he would do a good job against

01:46:24.920 democrats on this stuff he knows what he's doing um it's just a matter of like it's a lot harder for

01:46:29.580 these republican candidates to try to walk this weird line where they don't say anything critical

01:46:34.920 of donald trump but still try to win like it's hard it's hard and he says really hard de santos does

01:46:40.000 say some stuff that's critical but the audience generally speaking voters don't want to hear it

01:46:43.780 so how do you win that election i i don't know it's a it's a mystery inside of paradox inside of

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01:48:12.480 it's pat and stew for glenn 888-727-BECK some breaking news uh just quickly

01:48:28.460 uh to share with you i know you're gonna be stunned billy eilish gay she announced she's 0.87

01:48:36.540 wow she likes girls i was i was on the edge of my seat yeah were you yeah yeah for months trying to

01:48:43.440 figure out which way could it go it's been it's been years years wow yeah which which way does she go

01:48:50.120 is it is it gonna be for boys or for girls oh my gosh we now know we now know can can we girls like

01:48:56.080 i want your the announcement of who you want to sleep with from everybody yes i demand it today i

01:49:04.020 would like a giant list of everyone what gender do you want to sleep with because that's really 0.94

01:49:09.340 important knowledge to me a person who will never be sleeping with you well then let me just go ahead

01:49:13.920 and tell you girls for me really yeah i am also a big fan of of girls so you're just like billy eilish

01:49:20.740 just like billy eilish yeah did billy eilish come out pro jackie uh she did not she did not

01:49:26.520 mention jackie specifically specifically but i'm going to that's good okay that's good yeah um that's

01:49:32.180 a good that's a good policy yeah uh like i want i want here's what i want okay okay because there's

01:49:38.160 certain things people tell us that i don't want to know okay and i would like people to stop telling

01:49:42.340 us like i would like to not hear too i would like to no longer know who you want to sleep with

01:49:49.040 okay i would also like to not know when you have covid i don't care when you have go are you in the

01:49:55.060 same room with me yeah that's what i would like to know then i would like to know so i could walk

01:49:59.380 out of the room and hopefully not get a nasty cold for a few days okay okay now i would like that

01:50:05.840 uh-huh so if you have you i don't care this is and it's not that i don't care about you i do care

01:50:13.340 about you i just don't care where your genitals go as long as they're in some place that's legal 1.00

01:50:18.840 and i don't at all care whether you have covid unless you're in the room with me you don't need

01:50:24.880 to tell me you have covid just huh just stay out sick like when you have the flu you don't tell me

01:50:31.080 you have the flu that's true cold you don't tell me you have a cold just stay home you just stay

01:50:35.580 home and you get better and you come back and we'll see you then i stay home that we'll see you

01:50:39.220 then we'll see you afterward now okay i would like you to not come into work if you have covid or the

01:50:43.820 flu or cold just you know what stop acting tough and getting me sick stay home get out of my face 0.62

01:50:50.740 it's a good safety too i it really is that is one thing i think i used to not subscribe to that but i

01:50:55.620 do now you do yeah so when i'm sick i'm gonna stay home i'm gonna stay home because i don't you know

01:51:00.220 what it's uh i thought it was heroic before that i'm gonna i'm gonna come in i've got bronchitis

01:51:05.180 i've got pneumonia i'm coming into work exactly i'm gonna show you how tough i am i gotta push

01:51:10.860 through it and like that's not the way to go because there's other people involved it's an

01:51:14.320 admirable quality but like yeah i would i would agree not not worth it yeah uh just stay out you

01:51:19.540 know this is the thing that jeffy uh always did he was like i'm coming in i don't i'm never gonna

01:51:23.420 miss a day of work blah blah blah it's like well you have 19 diseases right now all of them seem to

01:51:29.640 be contagious yeah so please don't come in when you when you when they're all flaring up at the same time

01:51:34.460 right you know and that's like that's just something and also i don't want to hear about

01:51:38.960 who you're having sex with i don't i don't i don't need to know i don't want to know i don't need this 0.85

01:51:44.680 these are personal issues for a reason yeah be keep them personal is that okay i i think it is okay

01:51:54.200 yeah i think it is and what do you want to hear about um a syndemic warning that's happening this

01:52:01.620 winter a syndemic syndemic first of all there was an epidemic right right then it turned into a

01:52:08.120 pandemic yes i remember last year it became a triple demic i didn't even know i remember the

01:52:12.860 triple and it was a triple demic and now it's triple demic doesn't it's not sufficient three

01:52:18.800 p yes you know what i mean like when you have three championships in a row it's a three pete

01:52:22.880 yeah so we had the flu we had covid we had what's rsv yeah i think the other one yeah well now it's a

01:52:28.860 syndemic uh because there's no quad demic it's bigger than that it's bigger there's no quad demic

01:52:35.500 quad demic okay and there's i guess it's bigger than a synth synth demic uh-huh which would be five

01:52:43.300 right i don't know it's just so it's they're going syndemic on okay syndemic because there's just so

01:52:50.080 many going on at the same time what is the demics what are the demics uh well there is uh covid okay

01:52:56.920 that's still going around there's the flu there is um rsv still there's this new pneumonia situation okay

01:53:06.780 yep and there's some other stupid thing that i'm worried about now that i don't even monkey pox or 0.57

01:53:14.400 the pig flu or bird flu or some darn thing monkey pox just came and went didn't it it did it was 0.69

01:53:21.320 like a big thing for a week and it's just pox now by the way you can't it's not monkey it's not

01:53:25.920 monkey pox it's just pox because pox is such a good word isn't it though i think people just love it's 1.00

01:53:31.140 great they'd love to hear about it when someone's hey i've got pox you're like oh i can be around you

01:53:35.860 that's fine everything's fine but when monkey pox that i would not know now monkey pox actually i'm

01:53:41.400 totally fine being around people with monkey pox because there's no way to pass it unless it's 1.00

01:53:45.240 intimate contact so i'm since i'm not going to have sex with anyone with monkey pox uh everything's 0.97

01:53:50.120 going to be sure about that i'm pretty sure yeah okay yeah i've eliminated most of those what if you

01:53:54.060 mean somebody really interested well you never know but they have monkey pox you don't want to

01:53:59.740 close yourself no i've closed myself off yeah i've closed myself off from all poxes in fact i am 0.97

01:54:05.300 kind of anti-intimate activity with anyone when they have an active case of any pox oh wow that's

01:54:11.940 sort of a rule life lived by since the beginning of my life small pox chicken pox any of the poxes okay 0.57

01:54:17.360 i'm anti all the poxes and now of course we don't know i mean now we won't know if it's like i got pox 0.60

01:54:25.940 it's wait chicken pox no pox just means monkey pox not chicken pox or smallpox which would be worse

01:54:34.900 frankly and i will say too they're named in reverse order of how you'd think they would be

01:54:40.440 right like you'd think the most the easiest the lightest dose that the one you could live through

01:54:46.060 easiest is smallpox it says small right in the title yeah that's the worst one and then you think

01:54:50.740 monkey pox well they're adorable yeah no no not the one and then chicken is is the worst is the

01:54:58.360 is the lightest one i don't think any of this makes any sense yeah people like chicken i don't like

01:55:05.020 chicken with pox but uh stay away from the chicken is good um you know by the way this is a sort of a

01:55:11.760 an offshoot here of uh of this particular conversation when it comes to sickness but

01:55:16.760 i am worried about this quindemic or syndemic okay i think there might be a new pandemic going on

01:55:23.120 and i'll tell you how i know it it's not that i see people around my life getting sick more often

01:55:28.200 it's not that i see reports there's no statistics based on this what i do have pat is a very mediocre

01:55:34.240 nba fantasy team that i manage and gosh darn it doesn't it seem like a lot of them are missing

01:55:41.140 games due to illness all the time these guys are out due to illness every single week i've got guys

01:55:48.300 missing games due to illness why why is there that much illness going around the nba right now

01:55:54.300 or could it be that the nba has new load management rules and none of these guys want to play anymore

01:56:01.140 none of them want to show up for their 50 million dollar contracts none of them they're all 82 games

01:56:07.520 i gotta play 80 i gotta work 82 games a year i gotta i gotta show up to work 82 i can't do that

01:56:13.800 i'll work 65 or 60 or 58 and they all skip so many times and now the nba is concerned about this so

01:56:23.080 they're saying hey you guys can't just keep skipping games in certain situations so now they're all

01:56:26.940 missing them because of illness wow they all got the tummy the tummy bug all at the same time

01:56:33.180 it is infuriating so they all miss the early part of the season they all miss these regular season

01:56:38.840 games like they don't mean anything yeah and you know what that tells your audience and your fans

01:56:42.880 that the league doesn't mean anything for most of the time that they're watching it right that's not

01:56:47.320 a good sim don't even bother watching until the playoffs happen right why bother and it's fascinating

01:56:52.860 that like i you know it hasn't really seemingly hit other sports like it has in the nba the nba they

01:56:57.980 just don't even show up they don't play these games they're constantly like just on the bench

01:57:02.740 totally fine just resting what wait you're a professional athlete you've worked your whole

01:57:10.640 life to get to this point you're getting paid millions and millions of dollars show up and play

01:57:15.640 the games stop faking illness so my fantasy team sucks it really is infuriating oh we are in just 0.87

01:57:23.880 it's like we've everybody's a victim and the nba of course is the worst one when it comes to this 0.97

01:57:29.720 stuff they're the ones that are constantly you know like they didn't have any games on election

01:57:34.180 day because that was their big solution to the george floyd crisis or something where they

01:57:38.000 canceled all the games on election day so people could go vote and they didn't go to the they

01:57:41.760 didn't go to their games like there's just it's woke woke woke nonsense all the time have you seen

01:57:46.160 have you seen what they're trying to do now with the jeep cherokee no the jeep grand cherokee

01:57:50.180 i had a friend uh who like two months ago sent me a picture of a jeep grand cherokee he goes

01:57:55.360 can you believe in this day and age that they're allowing the jeep grand cherokee to exist how is

01:58:01.100 this possible because it's name because of its name yeah like they they've thrown out the redskins 1.00

01:58:05.340 there's no longer the cleveland indians all these things get but they're great did the jeep grand

01:58:09.920 cherokee just yelling about the cherokee well come to 2023 come to november 30th 2023 a few days ago

01:58:18.740 a piece in the wall street uh the washington post it should be the end of the trail for the jeep

01:58:24.540 cherokee why because it's in because indigenous americans remain branded commercially and financially

01:58:32.360 in a way no other people are and what's fascinating about this pat i was thinking about this

01:58:37.800 about how this stuff happens like we're throwing out we've now thrown out the redskins we're gonna 1.00

01:58:42.100 throw out the cherokee we're gonna throw out all these names in you tell me the time frame i would 1.00

01:58:47.040 say three or four decades the way this is going to be this period is going to be talked about

01:58:51.580 is do you believe they erased native americans from all these institutions they just took their

01:58:57.960 names off of these sports teams and put went away these bastards yeah went after native american heroes 0.91

01:59:03.360 and tossed them to the side why because they couldn't take a native american community be looked

01:59:09.660 up to and seen as heroes like the if this is going to totally reverse in the future all the liberals

01:59:16.980 of that time will be saying that it was bad to end all these teams names no doubt because they were

01:59:22.900 honored they were i mean it's true people redskins fans loved the redskins yeah they loved them

01:59:30.620 indians fans loved the indians in both cases it's hard to know why at times watching their play but 0.86

01:59:37.400 still they loved them anyway 90 of native americans were not offended we're not offended

01:59:43.980 by the redskins redskins if you're going to say is the most borderline offensive one maybe you hit

01:59:49.060 redskins even though again they were named to honor their native american coach at the time

01:59:54.360 no one names their team after people they hate that wouldn't make any sense and what do they keep

02:00:01.400 around uh the fighting irish and every uh you know white mascot that still exists that's okay 0.85

02:00:08.480 yeah uh so at some point in the future this is going to be reversed and they're going to look back

02:00:14.280 and say i can't believe they did that to those poor people they took their land they made them have

02:00:18.980 casinos and then they took all their notoriety this is totally going to be our future pat it sure is

02:00:25.940 amazing when is it when is it going to be not okay to have a little irish leprechaun with his fists

02:00:32.520 up like he's about to punch somebody and get into a bar fight when is that going to stop with the

02:00:37.440 notre dame fighting irish are you just suggesting all irish people are drunk and they're always

02:00:42.540 yeah is that what you're saying now that might be true but you shouldn't say i resent it more coming

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02:02:39.240 uh really interesting documentary for blaze tv right now um about this colony ridge situation with

02:02:45.760 90 000 illegals all living in this area and uh some very bizarre practices going on but just the 90 0.72

02:02:53.860 000 it's not 900 000 no it's not 900 000 not at least not at colony ridge right well yes way more

02:03:00.600 than 900 000 total in the country yes and in in houston area actually even more than 900 000

02:03:06.040 but yes but still it's not 9 billion no it isn't thank you yeah without joe biden who knows what

02:03:13.600 it would be you know who knows bidenomics is working yet again yeah and and his border policy

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02:03:27.160 biden hadn't been enacting the policies he's enacted who knows maybe we'd have a hundred million

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The Glenn Beck Program - December 04, 2023

Why Congress May Regret Booting Rep. Santos from Office ｜ 12⧸4⧸23

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