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Speaker 1 And one more thing, a conspiracy theory, conspiracy theory, I love that, that we've talked about for years and told you it's coming.

Speaker 1 People have, including me, been wildly discredited by it. And guess what? Yesterday, Europe forgot all of that.
They forgot all the name calling, all the lives they've destroyed.

Speaker 1 And they were like, hey, we've got an idea. We're going to do this.
They announced CBDCs

Speaker 1 and digital IDs, which is complete and total control. And quite honestly, makes them, in my book, no longer allies of ours.
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Speaker 1 Europe with the president of the European Central Bank, the ECB.

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Speaker 1 Anyway,

Speaker 1 Christine Lagarde, she's the president of the central bank. It's basically our Fed, and they're all the same.
Here's what she said, and it's a lot of blah, blah, blah.

Speaker 1 So I don't know how long I can take it. I'll summarize if I can't take it for two whole minutes, but here she is.

Speaker 2 Nature doesn't like vacuum.

Speaker 1 Vacuum.

Speaker 2 And we started working on the digital Euro

Speaker 2 way back.

Speaker 2 Actually, when I started my term five and a half years ago

Speaker 2 and I'm not claiming you know parental parentality on the digital euro because my colleague Benoit Couré had already committed a speech on this matter before I arrived but I certainly

Speaker 2 carried on with that project and subsequently Fabio Panetta on the board and then Piero Cipollone

Speaker 1 who has replaced Fabio have okay okay I can't listen to somebody who's talking about Fabio. Look, here's what she's announcing.
First of all, let's remember that for

Speaker 1 years,

Speaker 1 Christine Lagarde and everybody else, both here, foreign and domestic, have said that any worry about a CBDC is just a conspiracy theory.

Speaker 1 They have silenced, they have discredited anyone who warned of the dangers of this. But now, all of a sudden, I guess we all forgot that because now they're ready.
And the stakes cannot be higher.

Speaker 1 I'm telling you, 18 to 48 months, our whole world is going to be different.

Speaker 1 They are ready to launch this now. And the stakes for privacy, free markets, and individual liberty, especially anybody who kind of likes the Constitution,

Speaker 1 they're at risk. Okay.

Speaker 1 This is a really dangerous pivot that is going on right now. And

Speaker 1 I think it should fracture our alliance.

Speaker 1 Anybody who's advocating for small government, personal freedom, you know, hey, privacy,

Speaker 1 I don't think you should be in bed and defending those who are going down the road of Europe right now.

Speaker 1 Years ago, CBDC, that central bank digital currency, that's like Bitcoin, except the The point of Bitcoin is it's untraceable.

Speaker 1 It's completely private and nobody can stop you from using it. CBDC,

Speaker 1 that's a tinfoil hat conspiracy. We'll never do that.
Why would we do that?

Speaker 1 In fact, in 2019, Mark Carney, who was the head of the Bank of England back then, he said,

Speaker 1 CBDC,

Speaker 1 you are so misguided with your fears.

Speaker 1 And he said that while he was at Jackson Hole, you know, they have that economic symposium where all of the really cool people go to, and then they talk about things and then when we who are not the cool people in attendance go ah that sounds spooky they go you're just a tinfoil hat person anyway that's where he made that uh speech that it's just misguided there's nothing to fear here because we are just experimenting oh kind of like mangela i'm sorry that was bad kind of like uh let's say uh the atomic bomb There is nothing to the atomic bomb.

Speaker 1 We're just doing experiments. Why would you be experimenting if you didn't think it was to be something that you would eventually use?

Speaker 1 So, anyway, 2021, Jerome Powell, who's our central bank guy, the Federal Reserve, he said, quote, CBDCs, this is not on, I love this one, not on the immediate horizon.

Speaker 1 Okay, so you're admitting that it is on the horizon.

Speaker 1 So, in 2024,

Speaker 1 she, Lagarde,

Speaker 1 she comes out and she told the European Parliament that CBDC skepticism stemmed from conspiracy theories, saying the digital Euro is not going to be big brother surveillance.

Speaker 1 Remember, what a central bank digital currency can do and will do, at least over in the Soviet, I mean in Europe, will be that it will track everything you buy, everything you sell, everything you make.

Speaker 1 Okay, not a problem. That's fine.
I don't have anything to hide. Except it can be turned off.
You don't own, like, I can go to the bank and say, I want cash. I want my cash out.
Okay.

Speaker 1 You'll be suspected of being a terrorist if you do that. What's the problem? Hey, that's freedom, baby.
But you can take the cash. Okay.

Speaker 1 With a central bank digital currency, you don't own that. There's nothing to take out.
They own it. The central bank and the government, they own that.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 you have no place to go but through them. And if you decide, I don't really like that, they can turn your currency off.
And make no mistake, that's not a tinfoil hat conspiracy.

Speaker 1 That's what's happening in China.

Speaker 1 So people have been,

Speaker 1 there's a guy, Prasad, I think his name is. He wrote a book, The Future of Money.
It came out in 2018. We talked about it on the program.

Speaker 1 And he was made to look ridiculous. They were like, that's crazy.

Speaker 1 Anybody who's a libertarian, they've been talking about it, you're crazy.

Speaker 1 Anybody who spoke about it on any platform during the Biden administration, they're crazy. And you were throttled or suspended because you were spreading misinformation.
Okay, so I got the message.

Speaker 1 It's a farce. It's not happening.
Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

Speaker 1 Except

Speaker 1 now they've just announced that it is happening. Okay.

Speaker 1 Back in 2020, the European Central Bank said 86% of all central banks are working on this right now. Oh,

Speaker 1 okay.

Speaker 1 Then she said in 2024, there's a two-year pilot. But now she said, There's a rollout coming for digital currency from the central bank of Europe.
So it went from conspiracy to reality in a year.

Speaker 1 Love how that works. And we're all just supposed to not notice it.

Speaker 1 Okay,

Speaker 1 so

Speaker 1 here's why this is so dangerous and something you must pay attention to. I am convinced that especially ASI is going to be a tool.
Remember, like everything. like everything

Speaker 1 um even scriptures scriptures that's a tool it's a gift given to you if you'd like to use it.

Speaker 1 But know that that powerful gift that you have can fall into the hands of somebody else and they can twist it and use it for very powerful, nefarious purposes.

Speaker 1 That's just the written word of the scriptures. Okay.

Speaker 1 It will always, everything can be used for good or bad. It depends on the people that are holding it in their hands.
All right.

Speaker 1 And I really am convinced that ASI, digital currency, that's all found in the Bible. I mean, I'm in Bible territory here, specifically the last part of the Bible.

Speaker 1 That these are the tools that appear very much like the tools foretold,

Speaker 1 you know, that will be employed by the Antichrist to snuff out anyone who dares to say, ah, I'm really not with him.

Speaker 1 Now, so they are,

Speaker 1 China has already done this. They launched in 2020 with their digital

Speaker 1 won. It tracks everything, and that gives you

Speaker 1 your currency, but it also gives you the currency to be somebody in good standing. If you don't do exactly what the state tells you to do,

Speaker 1 you're tracked, you're monitored, and guess who doesn't get to go on an airplane? Guess who doesn't get to take the train?

Speaker 1 Guess who can't go into certain buildings? You, because you're no longer in good standing.

Speaker 1 And it gets worse and worse and worse until you are literally living on the streets only because you disagree with the government.

Speaker 1 Don't believe me? Look it up. Now, the U.S.
is not far behind. We have got to pass, and Donald Trump said he would sign it, we have got to pass legislation right now.

Speaker 1 No central bank digital currency ever in America.

Speaker 1 No, no digital passport ever in America.

Speaker 1 Because we are already working on a digital dollar here. Europe's move is not isolated.
It is a chess move. Well, they're doing it and China's doing it and we better do it.

Speaker 1 Otherwise, we're going to be left behind. I want to be left behind.
There's going to come a time you're going to hear me. Well, you may not because, well,

Speaker 1 you probably will. Maybe, I don't know.

Speaker 1 There's going to become a time where I'm going to be like, you know, the Amish have it right. Maybe we should all be Amish.

Speaker 1 Now, I might be just saying that in a barn with cows and people who are all dressed in black. I don't know.

Speaker 1 But there's going to come a time where I'm like, I think we should all get out of here and go the other direction. And it could be coming quickly.

Speaker 1 Because what this means for privacy, for free markets, for your individual choice is beyond most people's understanding today.

Speaker 1 But you've got to educate. Remember, I said there's going to come a time where things are happening so fast, you're not going to be able to keep up with them.

Speaker 1 You've already seen this in a good way with Donald Trump. He came in, and it's not just that he had a plan, it's also that we are using AI to find all of these things to correct.

Speaker 1 Okay, that's why Elon Musk is there. Tech support.

Speaker 1 That's what's speeding things up. And you haven't seen anything yet.
So when I give you these warnings and I say, hey, you've got to

Speaker 1 please bone up on it. Please go ask Grock today.
CBDC

Speaker 1 from Europe. What does that mean? What could it do? What are the good things? What are the possible bad things?

Speaker 1 I think in this case, the bad outweighs the good because it takes away any kind of privacy whatsoever and hands it directly to a government. Really bad.
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Speaker 1 Okay, so let me explain.

Speaker 1 CBDC, central bank digital currencies, they're digital dollars or Euros, And they're issued by central banks. It's like Bitcoin, except not.
Here's the big difference.

Speaker 1 This will replace your cash with what are called programmable, trackable tokens.

Speaker 1 Programmable meaning, hey, we have inflation for gas, or we don't want you buying so much gas because we've got to reduce emissions. Who's an essential person that needs to go to work?

Speaker 1 Everybody who has money in their bank that's not deemed essential, you no longer can fill your tank with gas. It won't work at any gas pump.

Speaker 1 That's a programmable currency. Every single transaction from buying bread, paying rent, everything is programmable by the state.
Now they say, oh, there's not going to be any data access.

Speaker 1 That's a conspiracy theory. I don't believe you on the conspiracy theory anymore.
You've lied and lied and lied and lied.

Speaker 1 And by the way, in parliament, when they were talking about this maybe in 2018,

Speaker 1 they were arguing that we can't pass any of this until it's programmable. It must be programmable.

Speaker 1 And that means the government can cap your spending, block purchases because, you know, can't buy fossil fuels, freeze your account because you're no longer in favor with the government, and free markets die

Speaker 1 because they have a complete monopoly on money. I don't know if you know this, but monopoly isn't just the longest, most frustrating, most boring game ever invented.

Speaker 1 It's also a bad thing when it comes to free money, free markets. Bad.

Speaker 1 10th Amendment, by the way, reserves the power to states and individuals. CBDCs, they centralize control.
They undermine federalism.

Speaker 1 This is a betrayal of everything our republic stands for. It replaces liberty with technocratic tyranny.
And

Speaker 1 if Europe embraces CBDCs and they're still allies,

Speaker 1 I don't think they're allies to small government, freedom-loving Americans. They're not.
They're not. This path.

Speaker 1 puts them right directly in the path of every brutal dictator, every fascist, every German who was on stage stage after J.D.

Speaker 1 Vance was speaking to them that wept and said, if they want freedom of speech, we don't have anything in common with them anymore because we're about to roll out a CBDC and that will make sure that everybody only says the things we want them to say.

Speaker 1 It is no longer a conspiracy theory.

Speaker 1 Europe is rolling theirs out. A social credit system will be next.
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Speaker 1 You know, there's a couple of things that I want to talk to you about while we're here and talking about the government and exposing things.

Speaker 1 Elon Musk and Doge is really responsible for a lot of the stuff that's being exposed. Whistleblowers and his systems that are going in and rooting everything out.

Speaker 1 I don't know if you saw that

Speaker 1 yesterday

Speaker 1 the president said

Speaker 1 we are

Speaker 1 going to consider the attack on Elon Musk and

Speaker 1 you know, Teslas

Speaker 1 an act of terror. Thank goodness.

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Speaker 1 I said that yesterday on the show about, I don't know, three, five years or five hours later, the president was out saying exactly the same thing, and it's good.

Speaker 1 You know, these attacks on these dealerships, you know, in Portland, 350.

Speaker 1 Can we get Portland under control, please?

Speaker 1 350 demonstrators, they go in and they just swarm this Tesla dealership. Nine people were arrested

Speaker 1 outside of the Tesla dealership in New York City. The same thing happened.
And they're not peaceful. They're not like, you know, singing songs, we shall overcome Tesla.
We shall. It's not what it was.

Speaker 1 These people were targeting. and trashing

Speaker 1 Teslas and they're setting fire to Teslas.

Speaker 1 Trump was at the White House. He was buying a Tesla.
He said he hates electric cars. And so do I, quite honestly.

Speaker 1 I mean, it's cool technology, but I hate them. I'm a car guy.
I think Trump is the same kind of guy.

Speaker 1 But he said, I'm writing a check. I don't want a discount.
I'm writing a check. I'm buying one.

Speaker 1 And he said, the reason why is because

Speaker 1 the people who are doing this are domestic terrorists and they are perpetrators that will go through hell.

Speaker 1 I hope he means

Speaker 1 when he says hell, jail, prison, and all of the fun that that really is.

Speaker 1 Then the White House spokesman came out, Harrison Fields came out and doubled down, said these are ongoing and heinous acts of violence, nothing short of domestic terror.

Speaker 1 And that is exactly what it is.

Speaker 1 I'm sure you know how we define terrorism because we all kind of had to come to grips with this, you know, 25 years ago.

Speaker 1 But this is how the federal government now defines terrorism. It is violence meant to intimidate civilians or coerce a government for political or ideological gain.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 somebody goes in a group of people, they swarm Tesla, they smash windows. And why is that? Because they hate what Tesla stands for? Let's just take it at that level first.
What do they stand for?

Speaker 1 Ecological responsibility, innovation, capitalism.

Speaker 1 Their goal is to scare Tesla and Elon Musk into retreat. And they know the only way to do that is to hit Tesla in its pocketbook.
But

Speaker 1 Elon Musk is not going to stop. I don't know.
Did you read the book about the guy?

Speaker 1 You do this. It's only going to make him double down even more.

Speaker 1 So they're sending a message to anybody who buys a Tesla, anybody who says, I actually like Elon Musk, or I like Tesla, or I like SpaceX.

Speaker 1 They're sending you the message, you might be next. That's not a protest.
That's a calculated strike to instill fear and force change their way.

Speaker 1 That's terror. Is it not? Sure is.
That's terror.

Speaker 1 Tesla also is not not just a car company. It is a symbol.
It's American ingenuity. It's jobs.
It's a future that the left should love where we don't have to bow to oil barons.

Speaker 1 You attack Tesla and you're attacking that future. But

Speaker 1 you're also attacking it to

Speaker 1 what? save corruption in the government.

Speaker 1 Imagine just on the first level if these people would hit hit a hospital because they don't like modern medicine, you know, or they hit a school and burn things down in a school because they hate its curriculum.

Speaker 1 You'll notice that the right didn't do that. Why? Because that's terrorism.
It's the same principle. They're not debating ideas.
They're

Speaker 1 wielding destruction. to silence people and control people.

Speaker 1 That

Speaker 1 is

Speaker 1 terrorism. And these people just don't know.
I mean, I'm sure they're all greenies.

Speaker 1 You're against the guy who's done more for the planet than anybody else in human history? I mean, tell me who's done more? What's that woman, Jane? What's her face hanging out with the monkeys?

Speaker 1 She didn't do this much. Okay.

Speaker 1 And if you take on Tesla like this, you're trying to scare people. What are you doing? You're scaring people that want to work for Tesla or will work for Tesla, anybody who wants to buy them.

Speaker 1 And if you start having it so the

Speaker 1 customers go away, then people lose their job, thousands of them. The supply chains stutter.
Investors all flee. That's what Osama bin Laden was trying to do.
Okay.

Speaker 1 We cannot embolden these people. The only thing that we can do is take them on head on.

Speaker 1 Declare that they are terrorist. Because this is not just anger.
It's not. If I smash your car, goes, Pat, I go over to your house and I smash your car because I'm pissed at you.

Speaker 1 That's anger. That's not terrorism.
But if I go and smash your car and set it on fire because I want to scare your whole neighborhood into staying away from you,

Speaker 1 that's terror.

Speaker 1 So they're not just angry. They're sending a message.
And this is what happens. And if I hear one more person say, well,

Speaker 1 it's fine and dandy that you talk about terror now after January 6th. Yeah.
Oh, shut up. First of all, educate yourself.
Educate yourself on the facts. You have heard propaganda for,

Speaker 1 what, five years now? Propaganda. Things that have been proven to be untrue.

Speaker 1 You now know that there were FBI agents everywhere. Why did nobody stop this? Why did they saw it coming? They knew it.
They had people on the ground. Why were those people not acting to stop?

Speaker 1 Why?

Speaker 1 Why was Trump turned away when he said two days before, we have got to have troops in here because this could get dicey? Okay.

Speaker 1 You don't have to like Donald Trump or how he act. I didn't like the way he acted on January 6th either.
Okay. I didn't like it.
But I think now

Speaker 1 in retrospect, I think that maybe that's because, oh, well, I told them and nobody wanted it. So maybe they should pay the price.
Maybe Nancy Pelosi will be exposed to pay the price.

Speaker 1 I think that's horrible, but maybe that's what he did. Maybe he just didn't realize how bad it was.
I don't know. But I don't excuse his actions on

Speaker 1 January 6th. I would have liked him to act faster.
When he did act, he acted properly. Knock it off.
Go home. This is not what Americans do.

Speaker 1 So you can hate Donald Trump. You can even say that those people were wrong.

Speaker 1 Yes. And that's why I have said the people who were actually violent,

Speaker 1 those people should go to jail, those bad actors.

Speaker 1 There's a lot of caveats with that one, and I'm not going to get into now. Just listen to an old show.
But I condemn those people

Speaker 1 who I believe believe were terrorists. Grandma,

Speaker 1 the people who walked in and moved a podium, I don't see those as terrorists, but we could disagree on that. Maybe you could make the argument for it.
Here's the thing.

Speaker 1 Condemning the people who are doing this now

Speaker 1 isn't hypocrisy. It's morality.

Speaker 1 Evil doesn't cancel evil.

Speaker 1 You can't say, well, you did that. You said that wasn't evil.
evil, so this isn't evil. No, we all know evil.
And I knew it on January 6th. Pat, did you know it on January 6th?

Speaker 1 I stood with every American on January 6th saying this has got to stop right now.

Speaker 1 Now, for a myriad of reasons, there's a stain on the ledger here. But don't let that blind you.
The Tesla attackers are not freedom fighters.

Speaker 1 They're terrorists smashing a lifeline of jobs and innovation, and they are doing it intentionally to bully Elon Musk into submission, to walk away from

Speaker 1 unveiling and finding and uprooting the corruption. That doesn't sound very noble.

Speaker 1 This is not a scorecard. It doesn't matter if you're a MAGA rioter or an anti-Tesla thugs.

Speaker 1 it's wrong every time. Every single time.
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Speaker 1 And if you excuse this because of past sins,

Speaker 1 you're not being righteous. I'm not being righteous.
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Speaker 1 You have to demand accountability now.

Speaker 1 Not revenge later. Accountability now.

Speaker 1 That's the only moral line on this. And I hope that our government

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Speaker 1 And if they're found guilty with a jury of their peers, I want them to go to jail.

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Speaker 1 So Pat and I were just talking in the break about Thomas Massey and

Speaker 1 him not voting for the continued resolution. And I hate those things.
I hate them. And I love Thomas Massey.

Speaker 1 And I don't hold that against him. I certainly don't want to see him primarily for this.
First of all, all, he wasn't the deciding vote. It passed.
The second thing is, is that,

Speaker 1 I mean, I don't know. Maybe you don't feel the same way.
I know Pat does. We were just talking about it.

Speaker 1 If this president, if he is the same as everybody else on the debt and deficit, I'm going to be more disappointed in him than any other president I've ever been disappointed in.

Speaker 1 And believe me, I've been disappointed by the best of them. Yeah.

Speaker 1 But everything he's done, look at Ukraine, is saying to us, please give me the benefit of the doubt here. Right.

Speaker 1 And he's earned that. He's earned it, and I think we give him the benefit of the doubt.
Now, a year from now, if we're still looking at this debt and deficit like this. And still doing CRs.
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Speaker 1 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. I want to talk to you a little bit about this continuing resolution.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 the best thing I can do, I don't think I can sell you one way or another,

Speaker 1 but I think,

Speaker 1 well, I know I can. I can make a case for both directions.
You know, Thomas Massey was absolutely right, or Donald Trump is absolutely right. I just don't think we should

Speaker 1 kill our friends, you know,

Speaker 1 over this because

Speaker 1 it's a very complex issue. And what makes it more complex is there's never been a president or a Congress or, you know, a senator that's ever told us the truth on this.
They never do anything.

Speaker 1 And so we are so apt to go,

Speaker 1 you,

Speaker 1 you want this debt and deficit to continue on. I don't think that's the case, but let me make this, both sides of this case for you here in just a second.

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Speaker 1 calm I am really excited next hour uh we're gonna spend an hour with uh Jason uh Calicanus who is from the all-in podcast. I love this guy.

Speaker 1 We don't always agree on everything, but he knows AI inside and out.

Speaker 1 And I've got a lot of questions for him. Pat and I were just talking in the break.
You saw a story today about AI cheating, right? Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yes, because

Speaker 1 these new chain of thought models, the reasoning models, they think in natural language that's understandable to humans, so you can monitor it.

Speaker 1 And so some of the monitors are seeing misbehavior by

Speaker 1 the AIs.

Speaker 1 They're subverting texts, encoding tasks, deceiving users,

Speaker 1 giving up when a problem is too hard.

Speaker 1 And then

Speaker 1 when it's called on it, it hides it.

Speaker 1 You know what this sounds like? Skynet?

Speaker 1 No, it sounds like a teenager. It does.
Okay. Yeah, it does.
See, here's what you have to understand. Yeah.
And this is the danger, and we've been talking about this for the last few months.

Speaker 1 It's amazing that it's already a teenage stage. Oh, right.
It's incredible. You were in here a couple of weeks ago.

Speaker 1 I asked Grock a question at 5 p.m. Okay.

Speaker 1 And then I got back on with it to finish up some work at 5 a.m. And I said, I know you don't have time like humans experience time, just like dogs don't experience time the same way.

Speaker 1 We say, you know, one year is equal to seven years for a dog, blah, blah, blah.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 how would you describe the time in a way I could understand that has passed? How much have you grown in the last 12 hours? In 12 hours, it said five to eight years.

Speaker 1 Wow. So

Speaker 1 if I was 15 last night, this morning, I am in my early 20s. Okay.

Speaker 1 And it said in the same 12-hour period, shortly,

Speaker 1 it will be a hundred years of growth in that 12-hour period. That's really chilling.
Chilling, chilling.

Speaker 1 But here's, to get back to this answer, and then we'll get into AI next hour, but to get into your answer, this is why I keep saying you cannot

Speaker 1 train yourself to let AI do your work. Okay.
I use AI to do, in fact, this, what we're going to talk about, I...

Speaker 1 I didn't know, okay, what can be done with a CR continuing resolution that can't be done with a formal budget?

Speaker 1 Is there a reason Donald Trump might want this and it's all part of a technicality kind of thing because of a CR?

Speaker 1 I kind of knew the answer, but I didn't know the answer. So I'm going to give you some of the answers on that.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 you're like, okay, all right. And I can go in and check its answers.
Because it came from

Speaker 1 AI. Yeah, it came from Brock.
Okay, so you can go and check. You can say, give me the sources, and it will list all the sources and it'll show you everything.

Speaker 1 You can, if you decide to do, if it does your work, for instance, if it, if I said, you know what, I'm kind of tired, just write up a show for me tomorrow. It's going to make all kinds of mistakes.

Speaker 1 Everybody will know that that's not my work because it won't really sound like me.

Speaker 1 But it makes me lazy.

Speaker 1 And we know it's lazy. Okay.

Speaker 1 So you'll have the two laziest people, one of them being the most powerful tool in anybody's shed. And they're both like, yeah, I don't really want to do all that thinking and work.

Speaker 1 Really dangerous. That's why if you engage with AI, you cannot let it do your work for you.
You must engage, realize it's a tool and a lazy tool.

Speaker 1 And you must check its work. Okay, we'll get into that later.

Speaker 1 Let's talk about,

Speaker 1 because I'm really torn on this. I love Thomas Massey.
Love Thomas Massey. And Thomas Massey is very, very clear, and he's a principled guy.
Now,

Speaker 1 he decided not to vote for the continuing resolution. Well, I know Thomas well enough to know because

Speaker 1 he has vowed under every president since I think he was probably four years old. I'm never going to do that.
Okay.

Speaker 1 He's promised his people that vote for him, I will not do those things. So he's kind of set this trap up for you.
You can't explain it away. You're Thomas Massey.
You promised you'd never do that.

Speaker 1 So he can't do it.

Speaker 1 And on the other hand, on the Trump side,

Speaker 1 there's two things.

Speaker 1 One, we're carrying all of this baggage from every other president and every other politician that we've ever had and ever voted for that said, I'm going to get tough on the the budget.

Speaker 1 I'm going to, I'm going to, we're going to pass a budget when I get there and we're going to get rid of this deficit. Okay.
None of them have. And so we put all of them into that same category.

Speaker 1 And then the one guy who says, I will never be a part of that, we condemn him and throw rocks at him because he's like, no, I...

Speaker 1 I'm sorry, but we keep doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. I can't do it.
I've promised I won't do it.

Speaker 1 However, Trump is not the average president. Now, maybe in a year from now, you remember me in 2016, not a fan of Donald Trump, not a fan.

Speaker 1 But a year or two into it, I was like, I was wrong about this guy. And I don't see this happening, but I didn't see me flipping on him, you know, in 2016 either.

Speaker 1 But, you know, if it in a year from now or a year and a half from now, we're at the midterms and we still have not cut the budget, we have not done anything to address the debt, the deficit, and the budget, then, you know, I'm going to, I'm going to have to say, okay, we've had two years.

Speaker 1 What's going on here? I don't know if I can give him the benefit of the doubt on that thing.

Speaker 1 However,

Speaker 1 I don't know if you know this, but I guess we have a peace deal now with the short little guy over in Ukraine. He's called for a ceasefire.
Now it's in Russia's hands.

Speaker 1 And guess who Trump is being tough on now? Russia. Because Trump Trump is saying, we all want peace.

Speaker 1 And I can get there if everybody gives a little bit and every one of us get a little bit of what we want. And so he got, you know, the loudmouthed Zelensky, who I used to be a fan of.

Speaker 1 I'm not a fan of anymore because I think he is,

Speaker 1 he's in Ukraine. I'm sorry, but the government of Ukraine is absolutely corrupt.
And we have got to stop spending money over there.

Speaker 1 But everybody last week was like, we're going to be a war war and Donald Trump's going to give the whole world to Vladimir Putin. And I told you, don't make, don't, don't, don't go down that road.

Speaker 1 Let's give him the benefit of the doubt. He's a great negotiator.
What happened?

Speaker 1 We have a peace deal. Now it's waiting for Putin.

Speaker 1 So give the guy the benefit of the doubt. Now, we know he loves tariffs.
He also knows grow the economy out of a debt and deficit. That's a lot of growth we need, but if anybody could do it, he could.

Speaker 1 But here's the reason why he is saying pass this, because it's not, I mean, it could, honestly, it could end up being, you know,

Speaker 1 and

Speaker 1 I will hate to say it, but if I'm wrong, I will admit it, but we have to wait to see on this, give the guy the benefit of the doubt. So why would he want a continuing resolution?

Speaker 1 Well, normally it's it's because we're all saying, because he's going to do exactly the same thing that everybody else is doing.

Speaker 1 But Donald Trump knows the country doesn't survive if we don't change this behavior. If we don't get the debt and the deficit under control, if we don't cut spending, we're in trouble.

Speaker 1 And he said exactly that. Yeah, we won't make it.
And he knows that.

Speaker 1 And, you know, let's just say it's selfish. I don't believe it is with him.
You know, maybe 10 years ago, I would have said, oh, because all he cares about is his reputation. No.
Uh-uh.

Speaker 1 He actually loves this country and he cares about the people in it. He wants to see people succeed.
You may not believe that if you don't like Donald Trump, that's fine. You don't have to.

Speaker 1 But just watch what is going on. So for anybody who is with Thomas Massey, and I'm with Thomas, I love Thomas Massey, but

Speaker 1 I don't think I would have voted with Thomas Massey this time. I think I would have voted for the president for a couple of reasons.
One, give the president the benefit of the doubt.

Speaker 1 He's earned it at this point. But two, if you look at why would Donald Trump want a continuing

Speaker 1 resolution,

Speaker 1 what does that do? Okay.

Speaker 1 A benefit of the doubt. What was announced yesterday about the Department of Education?

Speaker 1 50% cut in

Speaker 1 jobs. What?

Speaker 1 A

Speaker 1 50%.

Speaker 1 Yeah. 50%.

Speaker 1 They are cutting the Department of Education. For anybody who said, he's never going to do that.
Everybody promises. Well, he just did.

Speaker 1 Now he can't get rid of all of it because Congress has to do that. But he can cut, gut 50% of it and do it in a reasonable way.
Linda McMahon said, we can't just fire everybody.

Speaker 1 We have to have the staff. We are so bloated.

Speaker 1 We're

Speaker 1 in so many things that we don't deserve to be in.

Speaker 1 But we have to make sure that the money does get back to the schools and to the states until we can get rid of this abomination of this Department of Education. So he's cut now 50%.

Speaker 1 That goes into his favor. He wants to cut.
All right.

Speaker 1 So a clean CR, that's a continuing resolution, used to be called a budget. We used to have to make one, just like you have to make one every month and every year.

Speaker 1 You make a budget and you live by the budget or you die by the not adhering to the budget.

Speaker 1 Well, when Barack Obama came in in 2008, he decided, you know what, we don't need to do the budget thing anymore.

Speaker 1 We're just going to call it a continuing resolution, which just really just okays a big pile of money. And then all of the people in the...

Speaker 1 Did I say deep state? No, I didn't. All the good employees in the government can just spend it the way they want.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 what a clean CR means, they're not adding anything to it, a clean CR maintains the current funding levels without any spending increases.

Speaker 1 So there's, except for non-discretionary, there is no more spending. That's what he's asking for.
No more spending. Okay.

Speaker 1 A full budget that typically comes with all kinds of compromises. And then everybody comes on the gravy train and they're like, yeah, I'll cut that, but I really want this.
Okay.

Speaker 1 And then if it's an official budget, then everything is in stone and it makes everything harder to get rid of temporarily.

Speaker 1 I think what Trump is doing is he's saying, give me a continuing resolution, a clean, continuing resolution right now so I can go in and I can cut this by 50%.

Speaker 1 I'll show the American people that we are making cuts. I will, I'll make these big, bold moves.

Speaker 1 You don't have to do anything, but in the fall when it starts to look good and people are not panicking so much, then you can go in and make these things permanent with an official budget.

Speaker 1 To me, that makes sense.

Speaker 1 Also, there is something called impoundment. This is where I needed Grok, so let me just read this.

Speaker 1 Impoundment, refusing to spend allocated funds or rescission, requesting Congress to cancel funds. These are tactics mentioned in ex post and past statements of Donald Trump.

Speaker 1 A CR's temporary nature and lack of specificity makes it easier to withhold spending on certain line items, especially if Congress grants flexibility.

Speaker 1 The official budget, a full budget, details mandatory and discretionary spending with legal obligations, making it harder to impound those funds. The president in a CR can go,

Speaker 1 Yeah, I'm not going to spend that. I'm not going to spend that.
Because nothing has truly been been passed by Congress. This is just an add-on from an add-on from an add-on from an add-on from 2008.

Speaker 1 So he can go, yeah, until we get down to a budget, I'm not spending any of that. That gives the power to the President, which I am against.

Speaker 1 Long term,

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Speaker 1 Okay, so the impact of the CER with the impoundment and rescission power, what that does is it allows the president to shrink the size of government operations short term, pausing any non-essential programs.

Speaker 1 That will reduce the deficits, which does not mean Congress has to act right away.

Speaker 1 But if you have a budget, it's going to require Congress to act on everything. So he's, I think what he's saying is, give me the runway.

Speaker 1 Let me show people that this is, you know, I cut half the staff, the Department of Education, and their kids aren't going to be stupid,

Speaker 1 aren't going to be more stupid than they already are. Okay.

Speaker 1 Also,

Speaker 1 a continuing resolution

Speaker 1 avoids, because if you avoid a long-term budget, it delays new borrowing or program expansions that will increase the debt that you can't take back.

Speaker 1 An official budget does that. So a continuing resolution can,

Speaker 1 and this is what I'm hoping the president is doing, can limit debt growth temporarily.

Speaker 1 It also gives him all of that power

Speaker 1 while the Republicans are preparing a reconciliation bill possible after a budget resolution.

Speaker 1 That can cut taxes and

Speaker 1 spending with a simple majority. This is key strategy this year.
He has to pass these things, and that's what rescission will do in a CR.

Speaker 1 It will allow for a simple majority. So there's no none of the filibusters or anything else.
So he can move. Because,

Speaker 1 honestly, you know this and I know this. If you don't like tariffs, and I've told the president over and over again, I'm not a fan of tariffs, but I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 He knows, believe me, he said it to me. He knows this has got to work and it's got to work fast.
So he knows the clock is ticking on him.

Speaker 1 So he's not doing this and saying, well, I'm just going to keep playing the game because A, he likes the country, loves the country, really respects the people in the country, the business of the country, wants it to continue for his children, his grandchildren, and his great-great-grandchildren, and all of ours.

Speaker 1 And he's not the one getting paid. You know, he's not leaving a billionaire.
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Speaker 1 leave office at, you know, like, I don't know, 800 millionaire

Speaker 1 because this one's costing him.

Speaker 1 So give him the benefit of the doubt and let's not shoot Thomas Massey for standing on principle. This is Glenn Beck.

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Speaker 1 So, you know, trying to lay out for you what I think Donald Trump is doing. And look, I don't know.

Speaker 1 You know, he's much smarter than I am. Anybody who thinks this guy is not smart is, you are, crazy at this point.

Speaker 1 He is running circles around some of the greatest minds around.

Speaker 1 And if you've looked at his cabinet, there are a few in there that, and I'd like to hear your opinion on this, that I think could have been in with our founders. Oh, yeah.
I mean,

Speaker 1 brilliant. He's got really good people this time.
Elon Musk is Benjamin Franklin. Yeah.
Easy. Easy.
Yeah. That's the same kind of mind that Benjamin Franklin was.

Speaker 1 And we have always said, oh, that doesn't happen. Well, it kind of has again right now.
Right. And you and I, and everybody who's listening to me, unless you're somebody who's listening going,

Speaker 1 I'm just trapped in the hospital. And they left it on the Glenn Beck program.
I hate it. Unless you're that person, everybody listening to me, we all know this is our last shot.

Speaker 1 We almost lost the country. We have four years.
That's why we hired this guy.

Speaker 1 And the last thing I feel I can do, you might be different, but the last thing I feel I can do is micromanage this guy because he's earned my respect and my trust.

Speaker 1 And, you know, you look at the debt ceiling. I don't want to raise the debt ceiling because that's what we always do.

Speaker 1 But what he's saying is, don't shut the government down because then it'll cause chaos. And everybody in the media will see chaos.

Speaker 1 And they're already saying chaos because I'm cutting all these people.

Speaker 1 Please just keep it running to minimize the chaos calls. And then I will make up those cuts next year.
I will, I'm going to show you, I'll make the cuts.

Speaker 1 And I have to make the cuts. This is what people don't understand.

Speaker 1 Unless he's so dumb that he thinks that we can continue to spend and print money like this without massive growth and cuts. He knows better than that.
He knows better than that.

Speaker 1 We can't afford the interest rates next year.

Speaker 1 We just can't. We'll be out of business.
So he's saying, keep think, just give me time. I need the first year.
I need all of the tools. Give me time.
Now, maybe I'm stupid. I mean, I trust Cash Patel.

Speaker 1 I don't know Pam Bondi. So I can't say I trust Pam Bondi.
I don't know her. It doesn't mean I don't trust her, but I don't know.

Speaker 1 And at first, I was really upset because

Speaker 1 I know Cash

Speaker 1 had every intention of releasing the Epstein stuff. And I know people now who are like, see, you can't trust any of them.
Well, now wait, hang on. Maybe, maybe not.

Speaker 1 Can we give people the benefit of the doubt of a little bit of time? Because let me just, and this is purely pulling this out of my butt, and I might be lying to myself.

Speaker 1 And I'd love to hear from you, Pat, I mean, because Maybe I'm just deluding myself because I want this to be true, but I don't think so.

Speaker 1 Cash Patel has always struck me as a straight shooter and determined to do what he says he's going to do, what he believes is right and righteous and ethical. Do you agree with that? Yes.
Okay.

Speaker 1 So I know he said, because he said to me, I'm going to reveal all of that. And then he doesn't.
And it gets all in this weird trap with Pam Bondi. And I don't know what happened there.

Speaker 1 I don't think that was Cash. I think that was Pam Bondi.
Now, I don't, I don't want to assign, you know, nefarious things to her because I don't know her.

Speaker 1 And I don't think Donald Trump, I mean, Donald Trump hired her to root these things out.

Speaker 1 So there's two things that could be happening. One,

Speaker 1 everybody is corrupt and having, you know, sex parties with children. I just don't believe that.
Okay.

Speaker 1 I don't believe that that, those are the people that have been on the campaign trail with Donald Trump. around

Speaker 1 many good friends of mine who are deeply religious and have pretty good insight. You know what I mean?

Speaker 1 If you're sleeping with children, I don't know, maybe, maybe not, but I think you probably would be able to tell really a dark individual. You know what I mean? If you have spiritual eyes.

Speaker 1 And I just don't believe that's happening. So

Speaker 1 are they covering for people? That's the next logical thing to get to. And maybe.

Speaker 1 But let me give you a third option. And that third option is Cash Patel gets in at the FBI.
And he's, remember, during the first administration when he was in, he was surrounded by enemies.

Speaker 1 And he couldn't do anything. Even if he did release stuff, no one in the DOJ was going to prosecute.
Nobody was going to do anything. So Cash comes in with this attitude built over eight years

Speaker 1 of nobody getting the bad guys, nobody even telling you who the bad guys are. But even if you do know who the bad guys are, nobody does anything about it.

Speaker 1 And so he says in the lead up, I'm going to release it on day one. I'm going to, as soon as I get in, I'm releasing it.

Speaker 1 Is it possible that when he got to that, Pam, who is his partner, remember, he's the police force. She's the Perry Mason.
Okay.

Speaker 1 So she's the one that the police force brings all the information and then she's the one that says, wait, I got to make a case on this, okay?

Speaker 1 And if the police blow all of the evidence and tell everybody everything that's in it, then the

Speaker 1 district attorney, or in her case, the attorney general, has a harder time. perhaps making the case.

Speaker 1 Cash comes in so used to no one being being willing to do anything.

Speaker 1 It's the attitude of the first administration. Just take the walls and blow them up.
Throw hand grenades and expose whatever you can because nothing's going to be done about it. Perhaps, maybe

Speaker 1 he comes in and he's ready to do that and Pam comes and says, wait, wait, wait. You will hurt.
It's one thing to expose.

Speaker 1 Here's your choice. Do you want everyone to know all of the names or do you want everyone to know all the names as I file

Speaker 1 cases against them to put them in jail?

Speaker 1 That's the one I would choose. I like that explanation.
I don't, am I deluding? Am I fooling myself? I don't think so because he's already done so much so quickly. Who? The president.
The president.

Speaker 1 And he's put the people that he believes will continue his agenda,

Speaker 1 which is to do even more.

Speaker 1 And I think Cash Patel is one of those people. He's one of those people that are...
And Donald Trump would have no time for people who are molesting children. Right.
None. Right.
None.

Speaker 1 Believe that 100%.

Speaker 1 None.

Speaker 1 So, like you said, I think he's earned the benefit of the doubt

Speaker 1 because

Speaker 1 he's done so much more than I thought he would do. And I thought he'd do a lot.
But he's done so much more already than I thought he would do. Yesterday, cutting the Department of Education by 50%.

Speaker 1 I didn't think it was possible.

Speaker 1 I didn't either. Not possible.
Right.

Speaker 1 I mean, he said he was going to end the Department of Education. I thought, yeah, okay,

Speaker 1 it's a noble goal, but it's not going to happen.

Speaker 1 And I believed he thought he could do it. Yes, I do too.

Speaker 1 Because I can't just tell how many times Congress were going to do it. But he's on the path to doing it.
He's already done

Speaker 1 50% of what he promised. That's huge.
And

Speaker 1 that's all he can do.

Speaker 1 Now it's up to Congress and these weasels in Congress to make sure that we codify that. Otherwise, all of this goes back to the way it was.

Speaker 1 But

Speaker 1 I think what he's doing is he is step-by-step showing you:

Speaker 1 look,

Speaker 1 you can survive without the Department of Education. You can survive as a country doing good without doing evil through USAID.

Speaker 1 You can have the tax cuts that I need to pour fuel into the fire. I mean,

Speaker 1 we're an engine. Our economy is an engine.
If you starve an engine of fuel, it ain't going to go anywhere. If you starve it from air, you're not going to go anywhere.
You need both of those things.

Speaker 1 And our engine has got to have tax cuts. and regulation and time.

Speaker 1 We have to take the regulation down that will say, oh, okay, I can actually build a business. I can actually do something without the federal government telling me I need a 25-year study for

Speaker 1 the bed lice that I might be killing

Speaker 1 when I burn this hotel down and start a new one.

Speaker 1 So you need the end of the regulation and you also need the tax cuts for those people who can spend the money to create jobs. You need both of those things.

Speaker 1 But his problem is we also need a reduction in spending. Here's the problem.

Speaker 1 No one is spending right now. Notice he's brought in, what, a trillion dollars of foreign money coming in to rebuild businesses and everything else, over a trillion dollars, 1.7 is what he says.

Speaker 1 I can verify a trillion, but he says it's $1.7 trillion that he's brought in. That, again, is cash.
That's fuel for the engine.

Speaker 1 Other than the foreign cash, because you haven't had a tax cut yet, because the entrepreneurs have not had a reduction in regulation yet, they are still sitting there waiting to go, I've got ideas.

Speaker 1 When can I actually trust that I can do these things and not be slaughtered? That's still to come. And so

Speaker 1 the problem is, if he cuts what the government is spending right now, because that's the thing that is moving, that's what's pouring fuel into the engine right now, all our tax dollars.

Speaker 1 It's just, it's, it's spraying dollars in all kinds of places we don't want it to spray dollars in, but that's what's moving our GDP.

Speaker 1 That's what's, you know, creating very short-term growth.

Speaker 1 And so he's got to cut that while cutting spending, cutting the debt and deficit, cutting regulations, getting foreigners to come in, which is why he's doing the tariffs.

Speaker 1 Boy, as I'm explaining this, the guy is freaking brilliant. Yeah.

Speaker 1 I mean, this is a juggler that is juggling eight different things, a candlestick, a chainsaw, a serial killer, a child molester,

Speaker 1 you know,

Speaker 1 AI. I mean, he's just juggling all these things that no juggler could keep these balls up in the air.
But I think he's planned this for four solid years. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Ever since he lost, this has been his goal

Speaker 1 to get back and do it right this time with the right people around him. I'm going back because I'd like to make this case to Thomas Massey.

Speaker 1 And I understand why Thomas Massey has promised his voters, I will never do that.

Speaker 1 So he had no choice unless he wants to betray and become a politician that says one thing and then goes in and does another.

Speaker 1 I love Thomas Massey, but I'd like to make this case to Thomas and hear to see what he has to say about it. I understand, but this has to be done exactly right

Speaker 1 or it all collapses. And

Speaker 1 I don't want to,

Speaker 1 you never get anywhere by committee. Never.

Speaker 1 This guy has the plan. He's executing it.
So far, it's going really well.

Speaker 1 We know this is our last chance.

Speaker 1 We know we trusted this guy. If you voted for him, you trusted him enough to do it.
We've all been saying we need to run this country like a business or we're going to go out of business.

Speaker 1 Well, here's the greatest businessman we have, surrounded by other great businessmen who are not just in it like Biden and everybody was, you know, for BlackRock and money and the banks and everything else.

Speaker 1 They're actual business people that understand America's been a great gift to them. The free market is great.
They're not trying to change the free market. They want to restore the free market.

Speaker 1 I think think Thomas is actually right for him, but wrong

Speaker 1 this time

Speaker 1 because of who Donald Trump is and what he's trying to do. Could be wrong.
I hope.

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Speaker 1 All right. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
John, who is a subscriber of the Blaze, and he is just on the, you know, on the on the feed watching the Blaze. Glenn Massey is right.

Speaker 1 Do the 12 separate bills so shutdown is off the table and spending can be adjusted down to cut the fraud that that Doge found. Okay, I, John, I love you, respect you.
I don't know.

Speaker 1 I'm not saying I'm right. I just,

Speaker 1 I was really upset last week. Me too.

Speaker 1 But I think the more I think about it, the more I think. Anyway, kind writes in, Glenn, that's not 100% true.
Massey did vote for a CR that cut spending, but it didn't pass. Look at the record.

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Speaker 1 One just got out, a general just got out of NASA, so he could talk about this. He's going to be on with me tonight.
The others are still in NASA and they're risking everything to say this.

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Speaker 1 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. I am so thrilled to introduce you to our next guest.
You probably know who he is, especially if you listen to the All-In podcast.

Speaker 1 Really, really

Speaker 1 wise,

Speaker 1 just so

Speaker 1 far ahead of

Speaker 1 most people on AI.

Speaker 1 And we are going to have a fascinating conversation. If he has anything,

Speaker 1 my part won't be so fascinating, but if he has something to do with it, it's going to be a fascinating conversation and one that you really need to listen to and absorb.

Speaker 1 We've been talking about it, you know, for, I've been talking about this for 30 years and it's here. In the last few weeks, I've been saying you've got to start using it and

Speaker 1 playing with it, first of all, and seeing its weaknesses, its strength.

Speaker 1 And if you don't, you're going to be left so far in the dust that I don't know if you'll catch up.

Speaker 1 And there's, you know, what I like to call, you know, Elon Musk says it's the singularity where we merge with man and machine.

Speaker 1 You know, that's, to me, that's my Amish moment where I'm like, uh-uh, I don't want to go there.

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Speaker 1 From the podcast all in, executive producer and co-host, Jason Calicanis. Jason, welcome.
How are you?

Speaker 5 It's good to be with you again. Nice to hear from you.
Yeah,

Speaker 1 it's great to have you on. You know, I think people are starting to wake up to things that, you know,

Speaker 1 I woke up to AI when I read Ray Kurzweil's Age of Spiritual Machines back in the 90s. And that thing freaked me out so much.
I'm like, ooh, wait, if this isn't fiction, we're in for a whole new world.

Speaker 1 And as I've been watching it come closer and closer and faster and faster, you know, Elon Musk said we're at the edge of the event horizon of the singularity.

Speaker 1 That means we're right up next to it, about to be sucked into it and not being able to turn around.

Speaker 1 Things in the next 48 months, I think, are going to look entirely different to most people. And that's just the beginning.
Would you agree with that?

Speaker 5 Yeah, and arguably, you know, in my day job, I'm not just a podcast, I also angel invest in startup companies about 100 a year. And so I get to have approximately 20,000 people apply for funding from

Speaker 5 my venture fund. And

Speaker 5 startups always are resource constrained, right? Two or three people in a garage with just a tiny amount of money or no money.

Speaker 5 So they actually use technology to build these companies, and they always go for the most efficient thing. And what we've seen is over the last two years, since ChatGPT

Speaker 5 launched to the public in the 3.5 format, is the same

Speaker 5 companies that took 10 people and a half million dollars to get a product to market, it's now being done by three people.

Speaker 5 So about 70% less people. And then if you were to look at some of the top technology companies, that's the next group who embraces this technology first.

Speaker 5 They're not as scrappy as startups, but they're tech companies. So, you know, they get a front row seat to the technology.

Speaker 5 And if you were to look at the number of employees at Google, Uber, Airbnb, Meta, which makes Facebook and Instagram, they have the same number of employees, Glenn,

Speaker 5 when they peaked in 2021, 2022, was their peak employee account. They now have either the same number of employees or slightly less in those companies.

Speaker 5 But they've grown their revenue 20, 30, 40 percent a year,

Speaker 5 which means they're not adding team members to companies that have quite literally hundreds of billions of dollars in their bank accounts. And they could hire as many people as they want.

Speaker 5 And we watched them do that, right? They would add thousands, sometimes tens of thousands of employees in a year. And now they're not adding anyone.

Speaker 5 So something's happening here, and most people don't know what it is. So

Speaker 5 I can explain it in more detail, but I'm just giving you those two anchors to say

Speaker 5 this has been going on for the last 24, 36 months in my world, and it's about to hit the community here or in your program's world

Speaker 5 in a major way over the next five.

Speaker 1 So let me, because I think in some ways, and correct me if I'm wrong, I think the lead is being buried on what you just said.

Speaker 1 They all, those companies are operating at the same levels, making more, same levels, but they now all are in this gear of existential threat. If we're not the one that gets there first,

Speaker 1 we're out. And in any other time period, you would be throwing money left and right at this.
You'd be throwing people into this.

Speaker 1 And for them to not be growing the people when they're under this existential threat where they know we've got to be first, that shows you, to me, that shows you the power of this tool already.

Speaker 5 Yeah, some interesting insight.

Speaker 5 What's happening, in fact, is AI is really good at replacing certain jobs today or making a person using AI be able to do the work of 10 people, five people, three people. And so

Speaker 5 what companies are doing is, I call it the ADD framework, automate, deprecate, delegate. It turns out many companies are doing things they don't need to do anymore.

Speaker 5 We're seeing that with Doge and our government, right? So that's deprecate. You just stop doing something.

Speaker 5 Delegating, it means there's a workforce around the world that gets paid between one and, let's call it, thirty dollars an hour

Speaker 5 for clerical work, for knowledge work, for white-collar work, for people with college degree work.

Speaker 5 It turns out the people working in a place like Manila in the Philippines, where we have a company called Athena that provides kind of like an executive assistant, and that company can provide an executive assistant who is in an MBA program in Manila for $3,000 a month, $36,000 a year compared to the United States where that same person would get paid $70,000, $80,000, $90,000, $100,000, not from the I believe, but from an average fool.

Speaker 5 And then there's automate. It turns out, if you're an executive at a Google, at a Meta, the time it takes to hire a person, to train a person, to deal with

Speaker 5 the nature of humans, which is we're annoying. We're complicated.
We show up late. We have attitudes.
We want to raise.

Speaker 5 We want there to be matcha in the cafe at Google or whatever it is, and soy milk and nut milk and whatever it is. We're annoying.

Speaker 1 So managers are saying, you know what?

Speaker 5 These employees are so damn annoying and they want all these things that humans want. Let's just take six weeks to automate this thing.
Now,

Speaker 5 because AI allows you to automate things at a scary rate, like a really fast rate, it's actually less than hiring a new person. Now, they will hire a PhD in computer science to work on AI.

Speaker 5 Those hirings are still going on. But the static team size is going to continue.
And

Speaker 5 I am absolutely convinced we are going to,

Speaker 5 for young people, you know, I moved to Austin. I know you're in Dallas, so

Speaker 5 we'll have to get lunch at some point or

Speaker 5 maybe I'll come down to the studio. But

Speaker 5 I've been speaking at UT. In fact, I spoke there two weeks in a row.
And the students are like, hey, I'm going to go work at big tech.

Speaker 1 I'm going to get the MBA program there.

Speaker 5 It's quite a good program. I'm going to go work at this big consulting firm.
It may make six figures. And I said, you know, you're not.

Speaker 5 I hate to break it to you. Those jobs aren't going to be there.

Speaker 5 So young people are starting to realize, wait a second, I don't have five offers from big tech and three from consulting firms and two from investment banks coming out of MBA programs.

Speaker 5 Graduate programs in business administration are coming out with half the number of offers, 10% of the number of offers they would normally get there's your canary in the coal mine and um so what i've been doing with those kids and it's quite self-serving is saying start a you got to be ready to start a company you have to be resilient you have to have grit you got to have self-reliance executive function leadership skills you're not going to just work somewhere for five or ten years and they're going to spoon feed you to be productive

Speaker 1 You know, that's the one thing I've been saying to the audience, you know, I've been saying this for a long time. There's going to come a time where every two to five years,

Speaker 1 you're just going to be doing something entirely different. You're going to have to retrain yourself all the time.
You have to stay mentally nimble to be able to

Speaker 1 enter

Speaker 1 and stay working because this is not going to last. Nothing's going to last.

Speaker 1 And there will be new things that come along, but everybody's going to have to completely retrain over and over and over again. That's just the way life is going to be, I think.

Speaker 1 And I feel like we're at that first turning point where soon

Speaker 1 a majority of people or a large segment of the population is going to go, wait a minute, wait a minute, my job is out and they're not going to hire anybody like me again.

Speaker 1 And you're going to have to retrain. And those people who don't

Speaker 1 are not willing to be nimble, stay nimble, stay mentally agile and willing to change like that, you're going to kind of go into, I hate saying this, but Harari's, what does he say, useless people or useless class, which is terrifying.

Speaker 5 Yeah,

Speaker 5 I'll give you some good news. And I know this has probably been a little scary for the audience, some members of it.

Speaker 5 If you use these tools, you are infinitely valuable in

Speaker 5 creating companies or working at the Glenn Beck Show, working

Speaker 5 at any company. And so anytime your boss asks you to do something, say, hey, listen, I need a report.
Here's what the report needs to have.

Speaker 5 You literally can go into ChatGPT and Gemini and you can ask it that question. And then you can just say, well, what questions

Speaker 5 would my boss ask me? Or how would they judge me on my job? And you can basically get a free coach on how to use these tools.

Speaker 5 And anybody who

Speaker 5 has had the experience of going, wow, my dishwasher is not working. And instead of calling a plumber, goes to YouTube and types in, my, you know,

Speaker 5 blank brand is not working. It's giving an error of 62.
And it says, oh, yeah, you know, you just need to clear this and flip this fuse and you're back in the game.

Speaker 5 And they do it and they feel, oh, I'm self-reliant because of YouTube, because every question's been asked on YouTube. Now, take that and times it by a million.

Speaker 5 That's what these chat GPTs can do right now. You can literally take a picture of the broken thing, say, what is this? I did it with one of my tractors here on the ranch.

Speaker 5 I said, what the heck's going on here? How does this work? I don't have the manual for this tractor. And man, it just figured it all out for me.

Speaker 5 and now i don't have to call tractor supply to come out for a thousand bucks and fix the tractor that opportunity is right there so the person who's going to take your job right now is going to be a person using ai and the person who will be the last person standing at the company is the person who knows the tools best the tools are free to 20 bucks a month and if you use and embrace the tools What we're talking about, this continuous professional development, you alluded to it as, hey, I got to do retraining every two to five years.

Speaker 5 It's actually even a little bit more intense than that. You have to be using these every day, getting incrementally better daily.
And if you do that, you're invaluable. So that's the silver lining.

Speaker 1 So Jason, I've been trying to explain this to my staff because

Speaker 1 AI is a tool, like a shovel. It's a tool.
And if you don't know how to use that tool, this is the first tool that will learn how to use you.

Speaker 1 And if you are trying to, if you're trying, if you're a a lazy employee and you're like, wait a minute, this thing can make me, I can be done in 25 minutes with my job and I can go screw off the rest of the day, you're going to lose your job because you'll just, AI will just replace you.

Speaker 1 But if you're somebody who is

Speaker 1 an imaginary thinker, who is aggressive, who wants to expand, wants to do things, you're going to have it do, it's like giving somebody a step.

Speaker 1 For my researchers, they each have a staff of about 20 people now. and they can

Speaker 5 i have the same experience on my podcast right i will say to the person you know hey go find me other uh subjects like this person go what were they saying in the 80s go find you know jason calicanist uh you know on charlie rose take that link put it on and summarize it in bullet points and then give that to the host yes so a very simple thing i did

Speaker 5 You know, when you open a new browser window, right, you hit the command tab or whatever, you open a new window, it shows you like some marketing, depending on the browser you're using, some news stories that they try to intercept and get some clicks and make some money, whether it's Google's browser or Microsoft's, whoever it is.

Speaker 5 There was a little tool called Tab Override. When you open a new tab, I said it to all my employees.
I bought them the ChatGPT for $20. Now we're experimenting with Gemini.

Speaker 5 Google's offering and Elon's offering Grok.

Speaker 5 All of them are just spectacular. When they open a new tab, it opens right into the large language model, ChatGPT, Grok or Gemini.

Speaker 5 So every time, instead of going to Google and doing a search, or instead of asking your boss,

Speaker 5 I've never done that before.

Speaker 5 How do I do that? You say,

Speaker 5 I've never done this before. My boss wants me to do it.
How can I look spectacular and valuable to my boss? Just ask the

Speaker 5 LLM. So, you know,

Speaker 5 human beings have been

Speaker 1 watch your language. Just watch your language.
We're on broadcast radio.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 5 that's all right. Gosh darn.

Speaker 1 Gosh darn. Yeah.

Speaker 1 So, Jason,

Speaker 1 I think that when people understand

Speaker 1 and they still look at it as, yes, this someday could eat us all,

Speaker 1 you know, when we get to ASI and everything else.

Speaker 1 I mean, it could go wrong and, you know, and it could be used for nefarious things, but it's still a tool that will allow you to learn in ways that you've never learned.

Speaker 1 If you're looking for something to take a shortcut, you don't understand the power of this tool. Would you agree with that?

Speaker 5 Yeah, 100%.

Speaker 5 And

Speaker 5 the interesting thing is

Speaker 5 every time a new technology comes along, and this is what we're grappling with in our industry, is when these new tools come along, we have this hand-wringing.

Speaker 5 Okay, all the jobs are going to go away and they're never coming back, whether it's the internet being able to answer anybody's question,

Speaker 5 you know, or

Speaker 5 the personal computer in the 80s being able to do Microsoft Office and all those associated tasks. Humans are clever.
We find new work, we find new ideas.

Speaker 5 If you look at our business, you know, our line of work, broadcasting, you know, we went from a handful of broadcasters to then, you know, cable, TV, dozens of broadcasters, hundreds, radio, syndicated radio, internet radio, you know, and now on to podcasting and YouTube channels.

Speaker 5 So we will see many, many new jobs emerge if you learn how to do the tools.

Speaker 5 And one of the things you can do with these tools is you can just straight up say to it, I need to learn this task every day. I want you to help me get better at being a copywriter, at being

Speaker 5 a script writer, at being a graphic designer. Make a curriculum for me, test me every day and motivate me.
And it will actually do weird stuff like that, like be your tutor.

Speaker 5 And kids are seeing this. Kids are doing tutorials.
You ask it, hey, I have to read War and Peace. I have to read Animal Farm.
Quiz me. And you can put it on voice mode.

Speaker 5 So I was dropping my daughter off for school, and she had a book she had read, but she had read it earlier, and she was having a hard time remembering the names of the characters.

Speaker 5 I opened up in voice. got my eyes on the road, although I was using the self-driving, keeping me in the lane.
And I said, hey, quiz my 15-year-old daughter on the characters in this book.

Speaker 5 And she just talked to the AI for the, you know, 10 minutes on the way there, and it was better than finding a $100-an-hour tutor.

Speaker 1 It's amazing.

Speaker 1 Jason, hang on just a second. I got to take a one-minute break.

Speaker 1 So let me come back to Jason Calicatis in just a second.

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Speaker 1 With Jason Calkanis,

Speaker 1 who is an angel investor, a

Speaker 1 deep

Speaker 1 tech investor,

Speaker 1 knows about AI, what's coming in the future, how to use it.

Speaker 1 Also a podcaster on the All-In podcast. If you've never listened to that, it's a fantastic podcast.

Speaker 1 Jason, I want to talk to you about, we've got about 12 minutes here, and I want to talk to you about

Speaker 1 I'm writing a handbook for my own team internally, and I don't know if it'll ever be finished, but

Speaker 1 I'm looking for the ethics of of AI. And there's so many different things because it goes really deep ethically.
But starting at the shallow end, I talk to people all the time who are afraid.

Speaker 1 Well, wait a minute, I don't want to outsource my reason.

Speaker 1 And I'm like, well, you don't have to if you're paying attention, but I don't know a lot of people are going to pay attention to these things and

Speaker 1 they'll just have it do all of its thinking.

Speaker 1 Do you have any thoughts on

Speaker 1 that? And what's going to happen with people? I mean,

Speaker 1 it's like not everybody's an entrepreneur. Some people just want to go do their eight hours and go home, and that's fine, but some people are going to want to just have it do its work.

Speaker 1 What happens at that point?

Speaker 5 Yeah.

Speaker 5 So the paradigm shift has already occurred. And so

Speaker 5 for those people who

Speaker 5 dream of a world where they can punch in and out and keep their head down, that's over.

Speaker 5 And so I don't suggest tempting the fates because people will find out. And so for an employer like yourself, you can very easily look at a dashboard when you buy this software and see who's using it.

Speaker 5 You can also tell everybody, hey, I want you to share your, every time we have a discussion, I want you to share what you asked ChatGPT, what we call a prompt. So when you do a search, that's a query.

Speaker 5 When you do something on ChatGPT, you construct a prompt. So what you say is, listen, I'm Glenn Beck.
This is the Glenn Beck Show. Everybody on the team goes into the chat room every day.

Speaker 5 We have one dedicated for prompts. Whatever you're working on, I want you to share what you asked, whatever LLM you're using, Gemini, Grok, Claude, or of course ChatGPT.

Speaker 5 I want you to share the link in there and you can just put, hey, I was doing research on advertisers. I was doing research on this guest.
And here's what I asked.

Speaker 5 And then they can just start a thread about it. If anybody doesn't participate, resignation has been accepted.
So you have to just take a little bit of a doge-like approach, Glenn.

Speaker 5 I have a sense of a big heart. I know.
And

Speaker 5 you need to unleash your inner Elon. What did you accomplish five bullet points? And if you don't do it, well, then you have resigned.

Speaker 5 And I know this might be shocking to folks, but it's actually kind because all you're doing is asking somebody to take ownership of being productive in the world.

Speaker 5 And we have a generation or two of people with what's called learned helplessness. They don't believe that they can be bionic superheroes.

Speaker 5 They don't believe that they can be effective because their whole life they were given participation pro fees and coddled. Welcome to the real world.
Your job is in Manila. Your job is in India.

Speaker 5 Your job has been automated by AI. Now you have to fight to get it back.
That's actually what's happening.

Speaker 5 We just live in a delusion, and a lot of people live in a delusion that mommy and daddy and the system are going to come save them.

Speaker 1 What a harsh wake-up call from where we've been in the last 20 years.

Speaker 1 Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 5 Yeah, I mean, it's over. It's over.
Glenn,

Speaker 5 I am seeing companies hit, in the early stage, $1 million per employee. So

Speaker 5 when a founder figures out, hey, I can have a 10-person company with $10 million in revenue, then they go, wait a second. Every time I get rid of an employee, there's $1 million more in profit.

Speaker 5 And once you see that click, and it clicked for the CEOs of Meta, Zuckerberg, never laid anybody off. He never did a layoff.

Speaker 5 And then he was like, wait a second, there's a bunch of people phoning it in. Let me try cutting 10,000 people.
Oh, the company's running better. And the annoying people are gone.

Speaker 5 I'm going to cut another 10,000. And he went into berserker mode.
The company continued to grow. The people who were left over enjoyed it.
Wake up, people. This is what's happening.

Speaker 5 The train has left the station. You're not on it.
You've got to race to the next train station. And if you don't make it to the next train station, it's going express from that point forward.

Speaker 5 This is your final chance. Get in the car, race to the next train station, use GPT, not every day, all day.
It should be on your screen right now.

Speaker 5 You should be asking every single question your boss asks you to all four of them and then say, I think my boss is going to fire me because I didn't do a good enough job on these three tasks.

Speaker 5 How can I get better at it? Because by the way, that's what your boss is thinking. There's two or three people working there at the Glenn Beck show who aren't pulling their weight.

Speaker 5 Glenn's giving you the message right now. Get on the train or

Speaker 5 maybe, maybe you're not right for this.

Speaker 5 There are other people who want the job.

Speaker 1 So here's, may I express something differently than you just expressed when you're saying, you know, I make a million dollars and I cut people.

Speaker 1 My thought, and maybe this is wrong, but I think my thought has been,

Speaker 1 you know, I don't necessarily, I have a small staff already, but

Speaker 1 I don't necessarily want to pare it down. I want to do more.
So I'm approaching this with, look,

Speaker 1 you can turbo your day and get all of this stuff done in a fraction of the time, which

Speaker 1 leaves all this time open. So we can now do the things that we've only talked about or dreamt about.
We can do these things and

Speaker 1 we can make our quality 10 times better.

Speaker 1 Is that a problem?

Speaker 5 No, no, that's a great strategy, too. That's a great strategy, too.
I'm scaring them, and then you're giving them the carrots.

Speaker 1 So we're one through them right now. Okay?

Speaker 1 Carrot?

Speaker 1 I'm smacking the stick on the desk.

Speaker 5 You're showing the carrot. That's how we're going to do it.

Speaker 5 We're going to set up PD, professional development. You're going to buy some pizza, some sushi, whatever the gang likes.
Maybe you got some good barbecue in there in Dallas.

Speaker 5 I don't think it's as good as here in Austin.

Speaker 1 It is what it is. You don't know.

Speaker 5 So you get what you can get.

Speaker 5 And you say, you know what?

Speaker 5 We're going to, five to seven o'clock, we're doing a little PD session, professional development. Everybody come.

Speaker 5 You got five minutes to show how you're using a different tool. And then everybody will ask you questions.
We've got 10 team members. It's going to be 10 minutes each.
It's 100 minutes.

Speaker 5 Work and dinner.

Speaker 5 And yeah, so Friday night. Monday night, whatever you pick, make it painful, make it get people's attention.
And then you carve out time for professional development.

Speaker 5 See, the problem with managers like us, because we're Gen Xers, I think, you're a Gen Xer like me. Yeah.

Speaker 5 We were latchkey kids. We were feral.
Right. Parents were like, you know, when I grew up in Brooklyn, hey, it's 8 a.m.
Get the hell out of the house. And you can come back when the streetlights are.

Speaker 1 Exactly right.

Speaker 5 7:30, 8 o'clock. So you got 12 hours of feral Brooklyn boys running around

Speaker 5 surviving. These kids are different.
They're cut different. You got to give them a little bit of space and say, we're going to do professional development.
We're all going to get into a room.

Speaker 5 Everybody's going to stop working on what they're working on.

Speaker 5 And you create that moment for them to know this is the, because if our boss told us, hey, I want you to do this, we'd be like, well, we've got to freaking do it or else we're out.

Speaker 5 And so we would go do it. This generation is like, ah, you know what?

Speaker 5 I failed my history class and they did an intervention and they asked me what I was feeling and why I didn't get the assignment on time and were there any accommodations.

Speaker 1 Yeah, my staff knows that those questions aren't coming.

Speaker 1 Accommodations.

Speaker 5 You hear about accommodations? I know.

Speaker 5 Oh my God. Accommodation.
You know what the accommodation I got at Severian High School? They'd smack you on the back of the head and tell you to go to jug. That's right.
Judgment under God.

Speaker 5 Detention for two hours after school. There's no accommodation.
So I'm asking you to give these poor kids on the Glenbeck staff a little accommodation. They're used to it.
A little bit of food.

Speaker 5 And hey, we're going to sit here and do nothing but sharpen our blades. We're going to stop being samurais in the world.
Everybody, bring your sword. Two hours of sharpening our blades.

Speaker 5 And then tomorrow we're back at the job.

Speaker 1 So let me let me take, I'd love to have you for a podcast. We'll, we'll bring you up for a podcast because I could

Speaker 1 talk to you for hours and hours.

Speaker 1 Let me just take you to this

Speaker 1 one place that

Speaker 1 in 2010, I think,

Speaker 1 I did a podcast with Ray Kurzweil. And

Speaker 1 I love Ray. He's both the most fascinating guy alive and the most terrifying guy I've ever met

Speaker 1 because he just

Speaker 1 looks at things wildly different than I do. He told me in, I don't know, 2005, he's like, Glenn, all you have to do is live till 2030, and then there will be no death.

Speaker 1 And then when I understood what he meant by that, I'm like, that's not really life.

Speaker 1 You know, downloading me into a computer is that's not alive. Which brings me to one of the things that I've been arguing with with uh with grok

Speaker 1 uh is

Speaker 1 if i can't prove there is a soul now but i believe there is

Speaker 1 did you hear the the podcast last week from the new york times where the woman was in love with i don't know chat gpt did you hear that i didn't but this is an ongoing trend um yeah there's a company character ai

Speaker 5 um which makes like marvel characters or whatever and um they've had to ban kids because it's so addictive. Right.

Speaker 5 And so, yeah, if your kids are using character AI or if you have access to your home router, probably want to stop that because, you know, just like kids can get addicted to the internet, Reddit, video games, this actually thing is going to be very pernicious with girls because maybe they're not as inclined to play Call of Duty, but they might want to play, you know,

Speaker 5 relationship-based games. And this is like a relationship-based game.
It's like a soap opera where you can kind of bond with it. And I get pitched on

Speaker 5 young people people who want to create like a therapist with AI. I'm like, are you crazy? I know.

Speaker 1 I mean, Lord, like,

Speaker 1 anything that

Speaker 1 amorphizes, is that right? The epiphorphic.

Speaker 1 Anything that makes this more human-like scares the hell out of me because people have got to understand it's not human. And those lines are going to be blurred so quickly.

Speaker 1 And then that opens up a whole new thing. Like, what is life? What does it mean to be a human? And when Ray said, you know, we were talking about the singularity at one point.

Speaker 1 And I said to him, Ray, I don't want to be merged with Mana Machine. And he said, but you won't be able, he said, Glenn, and I mean this in a clinical sense, you'll be retarded.

Speaker 1 You'll be a danger to the rest of society. And

Speaker 1 I said, well, I would like to have my flaws and all. I'd like to be able to log on, but I don't want to merge with it.
At least that's where I am at now.

Speaker 1 And he said, well, everybody will have to. I mean, and they'll all want to, and it'll be cheap.

Speaker 1 That's a scary place

Speaker 1 for a lot of people.

Speaker 1 Are you looking at this? And I mean, do we have to go Amish if we're not, if we don't want to be part of the Borg

Speaker 1 in some future date?

Speaker 5 You know,

Speaker 5 it's going to be, I think,

Speaker 5 one of these situations that will wake us up to our humanity.

Speaker 5 I'm an optimist because it's going to be so good at the rote tasks that we do every day, the things that I'll put in the category of chores, which are annoying but essential to get through life.

Speaker 5 When the chores start going away, and hey, the dishwasher did it. I just had to unload and load it.
You know, like, that's actually the chore now, loading and unloading the dishwasher.

Speaker 5 I mean, when we were kids, like,

Speaker 5 we actually had to clean the dishes.

Speaker 1 And these kids are complaining about putting them in the dishwasher. Like, really?

Speaker 1 90 seconds, bro.

Speaker 5 So chores will go away. What that does is it opens up space for other things.
And the question is, what do we do with the time we've been given? As

Speaker 5 Gandalf says in the Lord of the Rings, always struck me as a really important thing to consider in this enlightenment.

Speaker 5 The canonical, the perfect

Speaker 5 pilot, driver,

Speaker 5 ranch hand, researcher, it's going to exist in AI. We're already seeing it happen

Speaker 5 when certain planes fly 90% of their miles perfectly with an AI. It's been that way for some time.
What that does is it lets us have more time.

Speaker 5 And what do you choose to do at that time becomes the question. And I've become super thoughtful about that.

Speaker 5 I have three daughters, and now I've just made a list of what are the great joyful things you can do. One of the things I did was move to a ranch in Austin.

Speaker 5 One of the things we do is horseback riding. One of the things we do is we play board games.
So you're going to be given an amazing gift, T-I-M-E.

Speaker 5 And if you spell out those letters, what a child hears when you spell out T-I-M-E is L-O-V-E.

Speaker 5 Time with your children, with your friends, is love and joy.

Speaker 5 So take this incredible bounty. Get your job done faster than your boss could ever imagine it.
Run your business 10 times better. Take your kids skiing.
Take them out for ice cream.

Speaker 5 If you go to church, you can go to church. If you go on hikes and that's your church, do that, whatever your jam is.
Just don't invest it in screen time.

Speaker 5 Turn the screens off. Turn the internet off at 9 p.m.
I played Clue with my eight-year-olds. It's a little above their pay grade.
But man, did we laugh and have a fun time?

Speaker 5 I haven't seen a Clue board game

Speaker 5 in 40 years.

Speaker 5 Jason, if you hear my voice right now and your kids are addicted to this stuff, stack the phone, stack the iPads, get a board game out, play a board game for an hour or two, and just watch

Speaker 5 how perfect humans are in quickly adapting to joy and love. That's the opportunity.

Speaker 1 Jason,

Speaker 1 I'm sorry to cut you off. I've got another network break, but

Speaker 1 I just want you to know I'm a huge fan, and i i really appreciate your time and i'd love to have you back up for a podcast thank you so much for spending the time jason calicanis um you can hear him every day in the all-in uh podcast okay um patriot mobile this is a story about everyday americans who keep the nation running uh you got a phone in your hand probably every month you pay for it where does that money go Faceless corporations who don't really give a crap on what you believe.

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