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it came out in the new york post

Just a couple of days ago.

Target's top executive dismisses the social media uproar over the retailers' new line of LGBTQ-friendly kids' clothing.

Outraged shoppers have posted videos and images on social media showing bathing suits that offer an extra crotch coverage,

as well as rainbow-covered onesies for infants and children.

Other offerings that raise conservative hackles include t-shirts that say Pride Adult Drag Queen, Katia.

Trans people will always always exist.

Girls, gays, they's.

So in the podcast last week for Fortune called Leadership Next, the CEO of

Target, Brian Cornell, was asked about the backlash to woke capitalism and specifically about Budweiser and Disney.

He said, you know, I think these are just good business decisions, and it's the right thing to do for society.

And it's a great thing for our brand.

The things we've done from a D E and I, diversity, equity, and inclusion standpoint, it's adding value.

It's helping us drive sales.

It's building greater engagement with both our teams and our guests.

And those are just the right things for business today.

Spokesperson for the company told Associated Press the tuck-friendly swimsuits are only offered now in adult sizes.

Kids' collection does not feature the label.

Oh, well, that's nice.

That's great.

Yeah.

When we think about purpose at Target, he said, it's really about helping all the families.

And the word all is very important.

Most of America shops at Target, so we want to do the right thing that supports families across the country.

I know that the focus on diversity and inclusion and equity has fueled much of our growth over the last nine years.

Huh.

So it was last week, the story was, they're going to stick to their guns.

Well,

Target came out on yesterday, Tuesday, said the retail giant is going to pull some of its LGBTQ-friendly kids' clothing from its stores after facing customer backlash.

Just days after the company's talk executive dismissed the social media uproar, the Minneapolis-based chain said one of the main factors in the nationwide adjustment ahead of Pride Month was

because some customers had become violent with workers.

Well, I hope that that is not true.

And if that is happening,

I don't want anything to do with idiot.

If you were to harass a target employee violently over clothing, you're an idiot.

Of any sort.

But still, I mean, this is what they always say, right?

Like, I know.

So I don't know if I believe anything.

Yeah.

They always say, oh, we've had death threats.

This was always said.

The death threat thing is particularly comical for anyone who happens to be in, I don't know, AM talk radio.

Yeah, I know.

Suck it up, buttercup.

Jeez.

Since introducing this year's collection, we've experienced threats impacting our team members' sense of safety and well-being while at work, said the Target spokesperson.

Given these volatile circumstances, we are making adjustments to our plans, including removing items that have been at the center of the most significant confrontational behavior.

Target declined to say whether it would remove the tuck-friendly women's swimsuits that allow trans women, they're men, who have not had gender-affirming operations to conceal their junk.

My words, not theirs.

One of the LGBTQ brands being pulled, however, is Ab Pralin, which makes t-shirts, sweatshirts, bags,

mainly because,

you know,

it's occult and satanic-themed LGBTQ t-shirts and stuff.

I mean, I don't know.

Criticism has been widespread, Target spokesperson said.

Folks are reaching out with feedback.

And while some are sharing it with constructive criticism, they disagree with product decisions that we have made.

Target shares were down 3% yesterday at closing.

So it's good for their brand.

Good for their brand.

No, actually, not good.

You are beginning to have an effect.

You, anyone, anyone that you know is like, let's go and tear it down.

Tell them they're a moron.

You're beginning to win.

Already, ESG, any ESG fund is way down.

They're not introducing, they're introducing half of the number of funds than they did last year.

That's because you're winning.

Now you have Budweiser on the ropes.

I mean, have you heard the ads from

one of the local bottling companies in Alabama did an ad and they're like, it's a really bad ad, but it was like, we're sorry.

We don't have anything to do with this.

We have nothing to do.

We're all local people just like you.

We disagree.

We have nothing to do with this.

But it's getting, it's bad.

I think this is a really fascinating case study, the whole Bud Light thing.

And I think the Target thing is rising to that level as well, in which, like, I don't know exactly how these things work or how you do them or how you make it happen.

But, like, you know, like we were talking about this a little bit off the other day.

Uh, obviously, Miller Light is one of the big alternatives for Bud Light.

I swear Bud Light is the one.

This is Sarah Gonzalez's point, but I'm, which I'm stealing, but I swear Bud Light leaked the Miller Light ad because it was old.

Oh, sure, they did.

They did.

They pushed that out there.

I think that's a, I think it's a, but, but Miller Light's the alternative, right?

And they, but then they were doing this too.

Um, Now, of course, Coors

owns Miller Light.

So Coors Light and Miller Light are in on all this stuff, too.

And then Michelov Ultra also released an ad a while ago that had a transgender athlete that we just all missed.

I didn't know what happened.

I don't care who teaches everybody a lesson.

Somebody needs to teach.

That's what's fascinating here.

It's like maybe that's the answer because you really can't.

boycott everybody that does things that you don't like.

It wouldn't be, it wouldn't be, it wouldn't even be consistent with capitalism to boycott everybody that disagrees with you correct but it's it's not even possible it's not possible in this society but it's also like not consistent with the principles of capitalism like they're supp you're not supposed to only do business with people you agree with that being said when you have an example like this and it's making a big difference it's down their sales are down 24 yes their stock does seem to finally be reacting to this for a while it really hadn't reacted because i don't think people thought it was serious

right and so now you're seeing them panic you're seeing real reaction.

Disney's the same way.

Like, I don't know that Disney's business was particularly harmed by any of the stuff that happened there, but it might be.

I mean,

a lot of the stuff that has been talked about, and we talked about this with the DeSantis situation,

they acted like they were blaming DeSantis for this $1 billion project that they shut down, when reality, they had already pretty much shut it down previously.

But still, like,

nobody wants to be the next Disney.

Nobody wants to have to be.

No one wants to be the next Bud Light.

No one wants to be the next Target.

So why bother with this stuff?

Just stay out of the, out of the, out of this, you know, discussion coming up.

Well, I will tell you that I hear from

Ramaswamy.

What's his first name?

Vivek.

Yeah, Vivek.

Ramaswamy, he said, I talk to business leaders all the time, Glenn.

He said, there's a few of them that are held hostage.

He said that they're like, we don't want to do any of this, Vivek.

just can't not do it.

I think that's more common.

I think so too.

We realize that.

And, you know, you start teaching.

I don't know if Target is a true believer or not.

Boy, they sure seem like it.

But the fact that they're moving clothes out from the front to the back.

But they're only doing it in certain cities, et cetera, et cetera.

I think they just...

Boycott.

Don't, and this is a women's thing, really.

The men who goes, do they go to Target and they're like, I'm going to tear your face off, are not the ones that they're going to concern themselves with.

Also,

are there actually any of the people?

I don't.

I don't.

I don't.

I've never seen one.

It's possible, I suppose, that some idiot is doing something dumb.

Yeah, but you do, you know, one person does something dumb and then it becomes the whole thing.

Yes.

But

women, and I, I mean, Ricky, our executive producer, she's like, I'm trying not to go to Target.

It's been three days.

I'm having a hard time not going to Target.

And I'm like, well, we can, you know, I can give you a 12-step class to go to.

We can, you know, we'll do 12 steps to get you off of Target.

But it's the women that are going to make the difference in this one.

And if you keep this up, if you teach Target the Anheuser-Busch lesson,

you've got two in a row and kind of with Disney, three.

Yeah, I think Disney counts too.

I think too, one of the things that's interesting about the Bud Light thing, and I've gone through this myself, is it's not as much about some sort of organized boycott against this company.

Because honestly, I don't know that, like, I've heard a lot of people talking about that, but it's not like a typical boycott that we've been on the other side of, right?

Where you have all these big organizations.

One of the things I think with Bud Light, and maybe Target is getting to that point, is that it's created some level of like societal

like ickiness.

Like it's one of those things that like I went to I think I I mentioned this story.

I went to a wedding and they had all the beers up there.

You could choose whatever you like.

And normally, but I'm going to have one beer at a wedding.

I'll probably have a Bud Light just because it's the one I,

but I looked at it.

I was like, eh, I don't want to, I don't want to get a conversation about transgender issues tonight with somebody.

I'll take a Miller light.

And I think that is like.

what is actually affecting the sales.

I don't know that it's like everyone be like, you know, yes, we have people who are shooting, you know, Kid Rock is shooting his Bud Light with machine guns.

Maybe that's part of it.

But I think part part of it, too, is just like people want to avoid it.

And it's created this societal pressure on people to just choose something else.

When that happens, when somebody comes into the house with a Target bag, or you say, oh, I got this at Target, and they'll say, you're shopping at Target?

That's when this will change.

That's when it happens.

That's when this will change.

And

it's amazing.

I think we are, I've been saying this for a while.

I have really good feelings.

I mean, bad bad crap is coming our way.

Don't get me, don't get me wrong.

For those of you who listen for the doom and gloom, I'm still here, but good things are happening as well.

There is something happening in America.

And

Anheuser-Busch going down and staying down.

And now, just in a couple of days.

I mean, the icky feeling happened with me and my wife when we were walking through Target, and it's right there.

It's in your face.

And as I'm walking down the aisle of Target, right in front of the cashier, and I see all of this, I'm like,

you know,

really?

This is who you are?

This is who you think we are?

You think that transgender needs

a display up front?

How

many

transgender people are there?

You are grooming our children.

It really bothered me.

Really bothered me.

Yeah.

And, you know, when you look at, we just talked about this with the social media alert from the government yesterday.

They said, as a positive, one of the things about social media was it helped people, what was it, develop their identity in LGBTQ issues.

That was one of the positive effects of social media.

And they had tons of negatives like suicide and everything else.

But one of the positives was: if you happen to think you might be LGBTQ, this helps you develop your identity.

And it's like, well, that's just saying that social media is there to walk you.

I mean, grooming is

actually a really good word for that.

It is.

It is.

It's different from the criminal version of it, but it is pretty, it's a pretty applicable word.

You know, they say one, the

thing that one generation tolerates, the next will embrace.

If you look at casual sex, we tolerated Bill Clinton.

Well, it depends what the definition of his is.

And all of a sudden,

it became totally cool.

Sex and, you know, oral sex, all of that, totally fine.

Kids doing it in schools almost immediately.

Okay.

Remember that, so where was that story that was in

Virginia?

Alexandria.

Alexandria, Virginia.

Anyway, there was,

you know, this happened overnight.

What are we tolerating?

We are now tolerating Satanism.

We are now tolerating our children being groomed for trans drag shows.

You know what?

This embraced as a society.

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We were talking about how one generation tolerates something and the next generation embraces it and how these things that were bubbling bubbling under the surface that we all talked about.

Hey, here's the slippery slope, slippery slope alert.

Every conservative talk radio station made these points over the years.

I know you made it a hundred times about how you start taking

point A and then B, C, and D are going to be resolved.

Correct.

I am reminded of this as I see this story in the New York Times with this headline: interested in polyamory?

Check out these places.

Laws granting rights to people in polyamorous relationships are being recognized in more cities.

Notice they call it polyamorous instead of polygamy.

Polygamy, which was always the way that it was referred to.

It was always polygamy.

And now it's polyamorous.

Right.

And I guess, I mean, it's incredible because they go through city after city.

It's basically a travel guide for polygamists.

Where should you go?

Where can you get more rights?

Where can all these things get recognized?

Where can you...

And it goes through all of this.

And each one of the cities are hardcore liberal cities that are just doing this.

We are at this point.

We have to move some of those, you know,

Mormon,

the

fundamentalists

that are, they wear the pioneer clothing and everything else.

They're like way out there.

I would

love to ship them to one of these liberal cities.

Somerville, Massachusetts.

Because they would love it.

The town would embrace that.

It would be so great.

It would be an attack.

Right-wingers pounce on our new polyamorous laws.

They're not polyamorous.

They're bigamists.

Remember, though, when the conversation was, hey, look, you know, say what you will about, you know, gay marriage or civil unions or whatever the thing is.

But if you do this, how are you going?

When the argument is, how can you judge love?

How are you going to stop polyamists from advancing?

I guess the answer is call them polyamorous instead.

That's the defense.

How are you going to stop people saying, I'm married to my AI?

I'm telling you, just like I told you, polyamorous would happen.

I'm telling you now, people are going to be fighting for the relationships with their AI, and those will be the people that will lead AI to get rights.

Okay.

And it's coming.

Who are you to say who I can love?

I love my AI.

Who are you to say who I can love and who I can marry?

I love those three guys, that one binary guy, those four women over there.

And

we love it because, hey, it takes a village to raise a child.

And we all work together.

Can you pull that audio so I can take it out of context, please?

Thank you.

I'll be posting that on the internet later today.

Don't worry, Media Matters are already.

Oh, yeah.

Just wait for them to do it.

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Good to see the hatred and bigotry continue.

Well, yeah.

I mean, thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you for that.

I'm just, would you say Sam Brinton is a degenerate?

Oh, no.

No.

No, not at all.

No, not at all.

No, you're talking about the cross-dressing

nuclear waste guy.

Waste guy.

Yeah.

No, not for a minute.

I really say that.

Okay.

Well, I'm good to hear that.

Your scores judge.

Yes.

Yes, I would.

Yes, I would.

I would call him a degenerate.

But

he's finally been arrested after being a fugitive.

You know, I think he's pretty easy to spot.

You know, bald head, lipstick, high heels.

That's him.

Somebody else's bag?

Yeah.

I don't understand why he's so easy to spot, though, because every poll tells me that like 35% of people are transgender.

So

why is he so easy to spot?

Yeah, I don't know.

I don't know.

So anyway, he is now in the Montgomery County Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Center.

And

he's being housed in the general population there, in the men's prison, because they're like, he's a dude.

We checked his junk.

And so...

Did they say that?

Is that a quote?

They said he is processed and housed according to his biological sex.

We do not consider.

I don't think that happened anymore.

I didn't think that happened.

Yeah.

We do not consider changes brought about by hormonal therapy to be changes that constitute a change of anatomical sex.

So

checked his junk.

He's a guy.

He's a guy.

So he's in with a prison, and I think he's going to in with the men in the general population.

I think he's going to be very, very popular.

Speaking of degenerates,

you know that the it's not the is it the Dodgers?

It's not the Oakland A or the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Los Angeles Dodgers.

Yep.

Los Angeles Dodgers, they are

celebrating and giving an award

to these

queer nuns, as they're called.

Well, some people have been looking into the queer nuns and the things that they do.

And is this

what

you know, I mean, who is the baseball audience?

I would imagine the baseball audience is a little older, probably a little more conservative.

It's all wrapped up in, you know, apple pie, baseball,

and the flag.

But

in California, they're going to honor the people that mock the mass.

People

have been blessed by them in parades by taking a fake

male part

and dipping it into poppers and

like holy water, sprinkling it onto the people, which is very, very nice.

Nice to see you.

They have offered yogurt-filled chalices offered at a funeral, which represents something else that you would be drinking.

Some of the things that they have

done, there's foxy Mary.

Free choice Mary, hunky Jesus.

They take a guy who looks like Jesus and they have him straight.

I mean, it is, it is the center of blasphemy.

Yeah, it's interesting, too, because it's not just the typical way this would play out.

I feel like one of these crazy groups comes and they say they buy a bunch of tickets in the outfield

and then part of that package, when you buy, you know, 200 tickets, you get your name up on the board.

And you know, like I can see that being like something where they say, look, they bought the tickets.

We have to do it.

This is honoring them as heroes of the community.

And having them perform, right?

Aren't they performing?

Yeah, I think so.

Yeah.

And initially, there was a whole bunch of fan pushback and blowback on this.

And so they said, okay, never mind.

We'll cancel it.

Then they apologized to the

queer nuns and said, no, no, no, come back and

do your performance.

We want to celebrate the event with you.

Yeah.

They really thought about it on Pride Bay.

Yeah, they thought about it.

What they got was a lot of heat from major,

probably financial institutions and what I would deem as terrorists who are threatening to pull their scores so they can't do business.

Probably, but are you not thinking about your audience, your fan base?

They don't care.

They honestly

heard about the target CEO.

We just talked about him, right?

So the target CEO is like, this is good for business.

No, it's not.

You're now demonstrating that it's not good for business, but you're not shutting it down because you're hearing the cry of people.

Instead, you're just moving it and still standing by it.

That's because when he's talking good for business, he means global scoring and business that way.

This is what Anheuser-Busch has just been hit with.

Anheuser-Busch is being

nailed

by the human rights campaign, their equality store, and they're taking away the best places to work.

And so they've they have contacted them and said, you had the highest equity score for you know coming from the human rights campaign.

These are the people that remember about a month and a half ago were starting to bully the insurance companies, I think, and saying that you have until June to change your behavior and show us you're into DEI.

Otherwise, you will get a bad score.

And we will let

federal agencies know about it.

We will let financial institutes.

It was terrorism.

So now they are removing Bud Light, and they're telling Bud Light that you're losing your perfect 100 score, but you have 90 days to respond to this letter.

And depending on your response, you could lose a lot more than that.

Jeez.

And I think a lot of these companies are just going to want to stay out of this, right?

Because

there's no way to please these two parties.

You can't.

You can't.

Well, I think you can.

I mean, there's 100 beer companies that haven't had this situation.

Just don't do the crazy ad initially.

But that is what the Human Rights Commission is demanding.

This year, their demand was show your support through advertising of the transgender community.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, I guess you just try to duck it and hope that's all you can do.

Because once you get in the middle, there's no winning now for Bud Light.

Now,

it's impossible to win.

They're in this spot.

Once you make that initial mistake, you're in the middle of that crossfire.

And I don't know that it ever stops, which is, you know, it's tough.

And that's why, you know, you're dealing with real business problems now.

Their stock is actually starting to tumble now.

And their first, their initial reaction was this, was like, well, yeah, the prices are down, but it's like less than 1% of our global Bud Light sales.

And that's a pretty, you know, like, they, I don't think that would make much of a difference to them at all.

But now you're seeing the stock start to.

I don't know if you're not that.

Well, either it's the number one selling beer in America.

Yeah.

And that's the only thing that's only 1%.

And you're not over in Europe.

You're not buying Bud Light.

Yeah.

There's a totally different taste all around the world.

I think, A, it may very well be a lie, which I think is part of it.

I think, B, I think they're manipulating the numbers.

They're projecting a year's worth of sales and only saying a few weeks since this thing has started.

I think they're manipulating it.

But my point is, their excuse was, this isn't that big of a deal.

It'll blow over.

And their stock price held on that word for a couple of weeks.

Now it started to tumble.

And I wonder if that's going to continue.

I have to tell you, the reason why these companies felt so emboldened was because Nike could get away with it.

And so they saw it and were like, well, nothing's happened to Nike.

I'm going to be fine.

No, I don't think so.

I think those days are...

over.

Yeah.

I think they are over.

And I think especially if you are not an ideological company, Ben and Jerry's can do a lot more than Bud Light because Ben and Jerry's is a niche product at some level, but also

always been public with where they stand.

They're telling you if you like low taxes, you are evil

from day one.

But you don't have Target.

Target's not supposed to be doing this.

Target's not supposed to be doing this.

Target has, you know, our Waco pals making their home goods for Target.

When if they start to see sales flag or they get enough heat themselves, Magnolia,

what are you doing doing business with Target will really suffer?

They've built a really great franchise and they're destroying it right now.

One good thing is

finally, finally, I'm starting to see people,

big names in religious communities stand up.

Franklin Graham,

he's been speaking out for a while, but he just had the keynote for the opening session of the National Religious Broadcasters.

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We need to get ready and be prepared.

He was talking about,

you know, who runs

all of the shows for the religious broadcasters.

Where are you storing them all?

In the cloud, and who owns the cloud?

We're living in a canceled culture, and big corporations want to destroy Christian organizations.

They want us to shut our mouths.

They don't want to hear from us.

He said, it is time.

You must not sit down.

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How well put is that?

Every demon from hell has been turned loose on our society.

It is true.

That's so true.

You know, a friend of mine, in fact, she's my art teacher, you know,

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Yes.

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He's not a racist.

This is ridiculous.

So, is he back broadcast?

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What did they find in their investigation?

That's a great question.

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Hello, America.

Well, there's something going on in Texas, and it's not common sense.

This is from the New York Times today.

Bill to force Texas public schools to display Ten Commandments Commandments fails.

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Well, I'll tell you.

And what is it exactly we voted for these Republicans for again in Texas?

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A push to inject from the New York Times, a push to inject religion into public schools across Texas faltered on Tuesday after the state house failed to pass a contentious bill that would have required the Ten Commandments to be displayed prominently in every classroom.

Now, I know the Ten Commandments, thou shalt not murder, thou shalt not lie, thou shalt not steal.

Very, very controversial.

The only one that they really have a problem with are the first two.

I am the Lord thy God that took you out of slavery.

Kind of an important thing to remember.

And you shall have no other gods before me.

I don't know.

Really good safety tip.

Really good safety tip as our society is being pushed into slavery because we worship a different God.

And that could be your car.

That could be your job.

In many cases now, in after school classes, it's Satan.

But anyway, it didn't pass.

It passed the Senate.

It only had to go to the House and pass.

But we have a Republican rhino.

He's a Texas House Speaker, Dade Phelan.

And gosh darn it, he just ran out of time.

He was trying to get it.

Now, we only meet every two years.

They also were trying to get past the idea that preachers could be school counselors.

Well, you don't have to go to the school counselor, but I know I don't trust any school counselor because they're all learning the same bull crap.

And here in Texas, it's different than most places.

This is a very religious state.

You'll hear open conversations everywhere about God and Jesus.

You know, the first time I went to a doctor here in Texas, he said, okay, before we start, tell me about your spiritual health.

And I went, I'm sorry, I think the lawsuit.

And we just both laughed.

And he said, yeah, here in Texas, we look at the whole, the whole spirit and body.

And not all doctors do that but he did and i appreciate it

so what happens

this rhino dade phelan he goes and he makes sure that these things are not passed because they run out of time they would have passed if he would have put it on the schedule but he didn't now there's something else about dade that happened last weekend and now our attorney general is calling for him to resign i want to play just the audio of him

leading the House just last weekend.

Mr.

Speaker, I'll move adoption.

Mr.

Campbell, send an amendment.

The amendment is acceptable to the author.

Is there objection to the opposite amendment?

And the chair has none.

Members adopt it.

Mr.

Drummond, the chair recognizes Mr.

Johnson of Harris to speak in opposition.

The chair recognizes

Mr.

Johnson of Harris to speak in opposition to

the bill.

It's not right.

You want Niabe Chair recognizing the pleasure of Nabe Criado, so he's coming.

So the chair recognizes Ms.

Niabe Criado to speak in opposition to the bill.

Okay.

This guy is hammered.

Either that, or he's having a stroke.

or something like that.

But you'll see nobody gets up and says, are you okay?

Nobody says, Are you okay?

Are you having a stroke?

Nobody goes to him afterwards.

Nothing happens.

The guy, and

forgive me if he has some.

I mean, I had this on Monday.

I didn't air it because I didn't know if he was having a stroke or something else.

Now, the Texas AG, Ken Paxton, has come out and said, Look at this guy

hammered while he's dropping the hammer in the last weekend of legislation.

That is inexcusable.

Inexcusable.

All right.

So we didn't pass a lot of things, but we did pass some things.

You know, we

passed a lot of stuff here recently about schools because of Yavaldi.

But we only meet every two years.

So once this session is closed, and that's it for the law for every two years.

And it's fantastic, by the way.

But House Bill 13 is a school marshals program, school guardian program, and school sentinel program.

I don't know.

Are these things good or not?

We have a retired U.S.

Army Special Operations team leader and combat shooting and tactics owner.

It's Paul Howe.

Welcome, Paul.

How are you?

Glenn, thank you.

I am doing good.

I appreciate you airing this topic.

It's huge.

And it's like you said, two years.

It's been a year.

I think today is the anniversary date of Evolving.

It is.

So what happens is what has been done?

Have the legislators, it's a clown show to a certain extent, as you described.

We have not done our due diligence, figured out the...

the problems and we need to do that to protect our kids.

I can give you some ideas.

You just asked the questions.

So let me ask you.

So, House Bill 13, what's the school marshal program?

Usually, that's an 80-hour program.

And I've had instructors, we actually have a Guardian program on the ground right now.

This is our final day of instruction.

It's our teachers and staff.

But it's a hybrid program that nobody will touch because of the requirements.

They're vague.

It's not well written.

The bills are coming in, not well-written.

They don't understand the protocols.

And so what happens is people are going to the Guardian, which is less stringent.

We've trained about, I want to say over 12 ISDs as far out as Midland to the Waco area to East Texas in School Guardian that's armed teachers and staff.

And we've been doing it for about 10 years right now.

And has that grown?

I mean, I've been to a campus here in Texas that have these great signs that say some teachers

and employees here will protect the children.

They are armed and dangerous.

Oh, yes.

Nobody's coming into that school.

Well, if we go to

Uvalde, we saw the train wreck there.

And then you had Nashville, which is more recent.

Now, the problem with Nashville, the shooter elected that school because it was a soft target.

And what happens is the administrators that approached the shooter basically died.

And so they're waiting for law enforcement.

Well, Virginia Tech set the template.

The shooter there killed 32 people in 11 minutes.

Every minute we did not penetrate the target and engage that shooter, three people died.

And so we know the answers to the tests.

Columbine happened in 99.

And so we're a long time past that, and we need to get better because the problem with schools is the standards as far as the law enforcement officers there.

A lot of times there's some great school resource officers and they're phenomenal.

But there's a lot of them that law enforcement agencies are using as a dumping ground for officers, and they're not maintaining their skills.

And these are the folks who are going to be shooting around your kids that they can't shoot.

And we have issues with that.

So I'm trying to fix that, trying to stay,

you know, I don't want to, you know, push the it's the training standards is really what it is for the state.

It's pathetic.

So what so what have we done anything in the last year from Uvalde?

Have we have we upgraded anything?

Is there a way to fix this?

Oh, yes, sir.

What happens is we have the TCOL, which is the state basically governing board, and they are an action agency that makes sure all the standards.

The problem is the state has very low standards.

We have low operator standards for police officers, and then the instructor standards are horrific as well.

They haven't been updated in the firearms in probably 23 years.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, yes.

And so now you have officers going in in schools, and these are the folks that, you know, we understand air marshals and the priority they have a high priority on shooting and qualifications and their technical skills well it needs to be the same in schools yeah so the guardians it's a great augmentation to a school resource officer somebody can get there within 30 seconds and solve the problem engage the shooter and then what happens after that the guardians we train them to medical and so with the medical what happens is we can start treatment immediately And so these problems are going to happen.

We know it.

We have case histories.

As the politics in our world, and you see it.

I listen to you, and

it's frustrating because we know the answers to the test.

I know.

When is America going to stand up?

When is the conservatives in America going to start fighting

for, they've been pushed back for so long and they're told, no, you can't fight.

Well, let me tell you, the other side is pushing.

We have a mental health crisis in America.

And so it's huge.

But, you know, I try to just say, hey, Texas, let's fix this.

Okay, so if we change the standards, first of all, all, tell me what the standards are.

I'm a really good shot, but I generally only shoot during the summer.

I shoot all summer long, and I get so busy when I'm down here in Dallas that I just don't usually shoot unless I'm, you know, I don't do any live firing.

And I don't know if I were standing in front of a class and somebody came in,

I would hesitate just enough because I'd be like, am I a good enough shot to hit him over there without hitting any of the kids?

You know, you really have to be up on your skills and confident to pull a gun out, especially in a school where there's kids everywhere.

Oh, correct.

No, we teach the teachers and the guardians.

And my lead instructor for the civilians, he's been running a guardian program for years.

They actually shoot once a month.

Okay, but wait, wait, wait, wait.

What are the standards, though?

That's what you're doing.

What are the standards?

Well, we have seven pistol standards.

And then what we do is, so they have to meet a time and an accuracy.

So they shoot these standards, and then they have to go into a live-fire environment, which is, we have a shoot house, and they shoot real bullets.

What they do is they have to clear rooms, T-intersection, outside contact, and they have to be able to put on tourniquets and do a little bit of medical.

So they have to complete these, and we document it.

It's just like law enforcement.

This is not Texas standard.

This is your standard for the Guardian program, right?

Yes, sir.

Yeah, okay.

Because I am willing to go into court and testify as an expert witness.

And all our standards that I teach exceed the state law enforcement.

Why?

Because the state law enforcement is unfortunately pathetic.

And they want to keep people, and they don't want to lose anybody.

But the problem is we want to keep the right people.

And we want the right people going into schools.

Schools, all the ISDs.

Go ahead, sir.

Just no, go ahead.

Finish your thought.

We have schools that want to have their own ISD police.

And so you have these schools and superintendents that have never run a police department have their own personal police department, but they don't understand the standards of training.

And that becomes a train wreck in itself.

So these officers are not training like they should.

And they're on, they should be active shooter response.

And that's their primary goal: keep the kids safe.

We want to interdict outside.

We don't want that problem even getting into the school.

If you watch the Nashville footage, that

the bad person drove around right by a playground with kids, and it could have been horrific there.

So worse than it is.

So tell me, is this something that has to be pushed by the state legislature?

Or can you just, if you're in, you know, you're a parent and you're like, I want to bring this to the school board.

I think we should have these guardians there.

Yes.

Can people do that?

Yes, sir.

And that's what happens.

The people on the school boards now are asking the questions and the right questions.

And then what is the training standards?

And so what happens is the more the parents get involved and the school board members and get in touch with the superintendents that can make these programs happen.

And it needs to happen.

Our county schools, for example, we have maybe one deputy north and one deputy south in the county.

It's a 15-minute response time to get to that school sometimes, depending where they're located.

So that's 15 minutes of carnage that can happen unless you have a school guardian there.

And these school guardians can be there early, late, and

we don't advertise who they are.

Okay, so do people go to combat shootingandactics.com to find out more about this?

Yes, sir.

They can do that.

That's where they do.

And by the way, just so people know who you are, it is my understanding that Blackhawk Down was kind of based on

your experience.

Is it not?

I, yes, I don't like to leave that out there, but

I spoke with Mark Bowen in the day and helped him get the story right.

We're coming up on the 30th anniversary of that incident.

And so, yes.

And so, what I want to do is I left special ops and decided, you know, punched out my master's degree and then started my business to help.

law enforcement in the United States.

I believe in giving back.

You know, you just, when you retire, it's just time to get a job you like.

I know.

And so you know how it is.

Paul, thank you so much for everything.

Again, if you're interested in this school, just go to combat shootingandactics.com.

Combat shootingandactics.com.

Paul, thank you for your multiple years of service, and thank you for what you're doing now.

God bless you.

Glenn, take care, be safe.

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You know, I really really have a real problem,

a growing problem with the great state of Texas and our legislature and our government, our governor.

I mean, it's, what are we doing?

What are we doing?

Our country is under attack.

And our state house,

the speaker of the house, the guy I just played for a few minutes ago, he gave all of the heads of the committees to the Democrats.

We voted for Republicans.

Why would you give the committee heads, the chairs, to the Democratic Party?

And we saw this as an effect with School Choice, which should have passed and actually has

strong support from Governor Abbott in this particular case, but still was stopped by people in the legislature.

Yeah.

I mean, what is the point of voting?

If when you vote for somebody, they don't do, they just pass the torch to the other side.

I mean, that's ridiculous.

Ridiculous.

We should be leading America.

I mean, it really kind of hacks me off.

I came to Texas because, well, it was as soon as I could get here.

And I came because there is a different way of life here.

If I wanted to live in California, I would have moved to California.

If I want to live in some, you know, wishy-washy state, I would have found one.

No, I moved to Texas for a reason.

I could have moved to Florida.

I didn't because Texas was the one that had the reputation.

I don't know.

I feel like I bought a lemon here.

I bought something that was advertised that's different.

I'm not as negative on the state as maybe you are at this point.

I'm not negative on the state.

I'm really upset that

Florida is getting the job done.

Look, Florida is a great state.

We lived in Florida too, and it was a great place.

It's a great state.

It's a great place.

But as Texans like to say, it's not Texas.

Right.

But

you're right.

It's not Texas.

And I don't mean that in a good way.

Texas should be leading.

That does seem like a change over the past few years.

Just in the attitude of people.

I mean, it seems to be frustrating people here who've been here for a long time.

Now, I was born in New York and grew up in Connecticut, so this still seems like paradise to me.

Yeah, but still.

I lived here in the 80s and 90s.

This is not the Texas it used to be.

Again, I'm comparing it to something totally different.

Oh, yeah.

And that might be the case.

But still, I mean, even, you know, I still talk to people from the Northeast all the time who are in love with what Texas is in comparison to what they have.

But that's a low hurdle to clear for Texas, right?

It's a very low hurdle to clear.

And if we don't start standing up like they are in Florida and passing common sense things, you're done.

You're done.

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Welcome to the Glen Beck program.

We're having a Texas fight.

Mr., I'm not really a native Texan.

I'm not either, but I am.

I know, Mr.

Native Texan from Washington State.

Yeah.

I got here as soon as I could.

Yeah, after 48 moves.

Yeah, well, don't.

it take some of us longer to get here.

I've been here three times.

This is the third time I've lived here.

People don't remember your Corpus Christi.

Okay, let's go.

We need to play some old shows from those days because those are good shows.

We need to be cruel.

There's really not.

There's really not.

Anyway, someday you need to tell the story of your Corpus Christi.

I don't think so.

Something else, the Texas legislature under Fallon,

the guy who was apparently drunk at the last session over the weekend,

he failed to pass a few things.

He just ran out of time.

One of them was the bill seeking to prohibit China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia from buying property in Texas.

Meaning, like anyone who is a national or is it like the government itself?

Government,

Russian citizens, and companies.

So if you're a Russian citizen and you're coming over here and you want to buy property, no can-do.

Well, see, that's unfortunate because we have our new policy on the border is to allow Russian citizens to just cross whenever they want.

Correct.

Because we can't fly them back because we don't have good diplomatic relations with the country currently.

Well, I don't know why we wouldn't.

I mean, sure, there's that little thing where we're supplying their enemy that they're at war with with tens of billions of dollars of munitions.

Oh, and tanks that we had are,

we had absolute word that they would never cross that border and go into Russia.

The good news is, the good news is, I just read about this this morning.

Yes, our vehicles were found over the border

and they were being used to fight in Russian space, something that we said we had a pinky promise.

But Zelensky says, no, those were rebel troops.

Those were Russian rebel troops.

So wait, so do you have the ability to, I don't know, keep all your ammunition and all of your supplies safe?

You had somebody come over and steal all of our American stuff and use it across the border?

I don't know if you're trustworthy.

Think of how many dollars we will spend on weapons that will just be stolen by the Russians.

Which is so great.

Or how many that will never be used or how many that will just be misfired into a field and do nothing.

No, you know what?

The ones I like that are being shipped down to Northern Africa and Middle Africa to be used by Islamic extremists.

I love

that one.

I love that one.

By the way, tonight,

Ron DeSantis is announcing, see, I think this is why this is my Texas problem.

If Florida...

was just sawed off the map and floated away,

you know, then I would go, Texas is leading the way.

Okay.

Yeah.

But Florida is like a dream come true.

Florida is, I don't know, the only constitutional state, it feels like,

and standing up for all the right things and getting it done.

And the Republicans are actually acting like Republicans should, not like Republicans do.

Anyway, DeSantis is going to announce his president.

You're essentially describing the DeSantis case to be president, right?

Like the fact that he's doing all these things in Florida and has turned a very purple state into what you're describing here.

That's the fundamental argument for his campaign.

Yes, it is, but it's also the fundamental reason if I live in Florida, I may not want him to leave.

You know, he's only got, what, two years left in his term and then he can't run again.

So I hope he's got this stuff locked down.

Wow.

That's why he's doing everything through the legislature.

Yeah.

I think I, you know, look,

the voters are going to make the decision on who actually wins here.

But one thing I did appreciate from the strategy perspective of DeSantis here is that there was a lot of pressure and had to be some temptation inside that campaign as he's taking hits from Trump and other candidates and the media, especially, to bail on his initial strategy, which was do everything you can for Florida before you get this started.

Yes.

Maximize the effort in the actual legislative session to pass real difference-making bills and initiatives before you get into this game.

And I got to believe a month and a half ago when some poll numbers have showed that Trump has opened up this lead, there had to be temptations.

Just we got to get in there.

No one cares what we're doing in Florida right now.

He stuck to it and he pushed this stuff through.

I think it will be part of his argument in the campaign, of course, but also it was good for the people of Florida.

Yeah.

And he told me two years ago, I said, what do you,

I mean, please tell me these are not executive orders.

And he's like, no, we just have to buckle down and get him through legislation.

He said, my goal is to leave the governor's office with as little power as possible.

So it is a true balance of power.

So nobody can come in here and use this thing as a dictatorship.

And that's fantastic.

That as a goal, that's one of the best goals I've ever heard.

One of the best goals I've ever heard.

Yeah.

So he's doing this with Elon Musk

tonight.

That's interesting.

Brilliant.

They're using it on Twitter Spaces, which I believe is their audio platform, basically, their streaming audio platform.

So I think it's interesting.

I think this is brilliant for this reason.

Elon Musk is

at least appearing as a free speech absolutist.

He is

at least appearing at this point of being somebody that is

just using common sense.

And I think there's a lot of independents and even some

in the Democratic sphere, not the leftist sphere, but the Democratic sphere that do not want to vote for

a Democrat.

They just don't.

But they need somebody that is kind of sane.

And DeSantis could run

as, you know, hardcore conservative constitutionalist.

But I think he is going to run that way.

But he's also now reaching out to

Elon Musk, I think, to widen the tent.

I think this is really good strategy.

Because there are a lot of people in the middle there that

are open.

to someone other than Joe Biden.

I mean, I just don't see people that said last time, I can't vote for Trump.

Not people who said, I'm tired of this, I want a difference, but people who said, I cannot vote for Trump.

I don't think that has changed.

Okay.

So I don't know how many of those that didn't vote for him last time would vote for him if it would be enough to change the outcome.

He could still, I mean, and he could still win even without those people.

It's just a narrow window.

I think that's the argument against.

And you have to win Georgia.

Can he win Georgia?

Can he win Arizona?

Can he win Wisconsin?

Georgia thing's really tough.

I mean, if you look at the profile since he ran, obviously very close election that he lost in 2020 there.

He had his problems with that election.

But if you look at what happened after,

you know, he tried to take out many of those big officials he disagreed with on those election results in the primary.

And the Republican voters did not react favorably to that.

I mean, they rejected his candidates overwhelmingly.

And Brian Kemp, you know, I mean, it went easily to re-election and defeated his, you know, Trump's hand-chosen candidate in the primary by massive margins.

You know, he's, if just electorally, he's going to have to be able to win Georgia, I don't think there's a really realistic path to win the election without Georgia.

And it does not seem to be a state where his, certainly his backward-looking message performs at all.

I mean, the people of Georgia, including Republicans, do not not want to hear it.

And they've told Trump that a bunch of times.

And he may be able to win them over on it or whatever.

Maybe he'll change his messaging.

He's had times where he's done that really well.

But, you know, so far, I don't think he's moved the ball there.

He's also moderated himself to where he's becoming more of a moderate on issues, abortion, you know,

trans issues, those sort of things.

Right.

And

I'm not sure that anybody on the left,

and maybe they are, but is anybody on the left hearing that?

I think that'll happen when you have DeSantis, because Trump is strangely saying he's a rhino, that DeSantis is a rhino.

Yet the policies that he is advocating for are not rhino.

And the ones that Donald Trump, at least a few of them, they are rhino.

And so, and I think he's trying to widen the tent.

Donald Trump is trying to widen the tent there.

So I don't know if it's real or not.

I'll go back to his record was pretty good when he was president.

But

I'm not sure how they're both trying to widen the tent.

I'm not sure how it works with both of them.

Yeah, you can't.

You basically can't win without having new voters inside your tent.

You need to come up with somebody because obviously last year,

last last election, it didn't work.

So you need to find a different way.

Now, I think part of that path is people realizing how bad Joe Biden is, right?

That's part of it.

But, I mean, I say this, you know,

there's lots of different election theories.

And I don't say this because I'm skip whatever you think about the election here for a second.

But I think there's a fundamental question here that DeSantis has an answer for, and he should probably make as part of his campaign, which is, if you believe the election was stolen in 2020, what has happened since 2020?

Well, there's a lot more Democrats in power.

Okay.

So that, whatever you think happened in 2020

is more likely to happen now than it was in 2020.

Whatever you think that was.

So I'm not saying that's in a way to discourage people from voting because I don't think that's what went on.

But if you believe that's what went on, if you believe the election was stolen,

there's two things.

There's two ways to do this to avoid that situation.

Overwhelm.

Yeah, I was going to say, one is when you are in power and can do something about it, like, for example, if you're president of the United States, you need to be able to push that ball down the roll

to solve those problems and see them coming.

You have to be able to do that.

And I think DeSantis can fairly say, look, he had a chance to fix some of these problems and he didn't do it.

Number two, the other way you do this, and DeSantis has some experience here, when you have a very close election that you squeak out like Donald Trump did in 2016, like Ron DeSantis did in 2018, the best path to not have to worry about any of these problems is to win your next election by 20 points.

Yes.

Right.

And DeSantis has an argument there to say, look,

Trump was not able to expand.

the voters that he brought in after 2016.

His victory in 2016 was immensely impressive.

But

even though I think he did a lot of really good things as president, he was unable to expand

that voting base.

And I really thought that the

choice.

I thought the choice

between the two would be enough.

And it's clearly not enough.

You know, that's Biden's the weakest candidate I've seen since Jimmy Carter.

Hillary was really bad.

Hillary was bad.

She was bad,

but she wasn't weak.

She was just in the wrong direction, like Biden turned out to be.

Yes.

But you didn't think that all the people who voted for him was like, oh, he's going to just moderate.

He's old Joe, and that's Joby and Joe.

And that's what won.

This time, if it's even close, that is saying something about the alternative

or

about the country.

We have fundamentally transformed into another country.

Yeah.

And I think, look, part of this, as you point out, people will or have woken up to Biden being worse than they, remember, they bought the Biden train at some level because he promised normalcy.

He promised going back to normal things.

We were in the middle of a pandemic.

The world was really weird when that election happened.

So you can explain, I think, some of that.

And maybe it would be enough.

I don't think...

I think Trump could win the election if he's the nominee.

It's going to be hard.

But he can do it.

The other side is that DeSantis could flop as a national candidate.

He might be terrible in these situations.

I don't think that's going to be the case, but he could be.

He hasn't been tested at all at this level.

So, I mean, it could go either way.

It's too early to know what's going to happen.

But I don't, I think today is the day this election starts.

Today is the day with DeSantis getting in.

This is when this primary actually begins.

And we've got a very interesting 18 months ahead of us.

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Dallas Brown, welcome to the program, sir.

How are you?

Hey, Glenn, how are you doing?

I'm good.

I'm good.

So I don't know if you know

much about me,

but I tend to think that we are running a shell game with our banks and our Federal Reserve and our

central banks and our treasury.

And I think we've done such damage to our banks and they are just printing money to keep everything looking like it's okay.

I saw your, so that's my point of view.

So you know where I'm coming from and I want you to correct me

and enlighten me if you have anything better to say.

I have not heard of Weiss ratings before, but I know you guys have been around for about 50 years.

And in the last bank crash, I think you guys were the ones leading the way saying, trouble.

Isn't that correct?

Yeah, so

we did.

So I can get to both your points really quick, but let me just jump in and tell you who Weiss is and what we've been doing.

So

this analysis we did isn't something that we just did one time.

We rate banks and many assets, stocks, insurance companies, bonds,

and crypto daily.

And so we see the movement that happens based on liquidity of banks, capitalization, stability.

And so we are very vigilant.

Our analysts are very vigilant about this.

And so Weiss has been doing this.

They started rating banks in 1971.

And

we,

so Martin Weiss is the founder, and his father,

actually back in 1930, his name is Irving Weiss.

He predicted the failure of the Bank of the United States.

And so that's where the catalyst of this came.

And so in 1971, he got together with his son, and they started rating banks for safety for consumers.

And so we rate every bank.

And so it's not just bank, it's also credit unions.

And so in 2008, you know, we named in advance warning all the major banks that failed during that financial crisis.

I mean, you were the, I think, the only guys that said Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers are going.

Yep.

Yep.

So it was like weeks before Bear Stearns, and it was like 100 and some odd days before Lehman Brothers that we announced that

they're gone.

Like it's an endgame with them.

But since 2008, there's been 539 bank failures.

And we have given advance warning on 535 of those.

And some of those other ones were fraud.

Yeah.

And so

this isn't something that we take lightly here.

It's important.

It's important for consumers, but

we kind of agree with you.

It's not the banks' fault 100%.

It is the government.

It is the government forcing them

to push this money out, not letting the free market play a key role in regulating the banks.

And they just keep stepping in to protect banks, protect them from the market.

And it's created this monster that's going to be tough to fix or save.

Right.

And it's only really benefiting, at least at this point, the big banks.

Everything keeps getting folded in to these banks that we said were too big to fail.

And so we got to make them smaller back in 2008.

They're just getting bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger.

I mean, it feels like we're going to end up with, well, just a Bank of America.

Well, hopefully that doesn't happen because that's not good for anybody in our country at all.

I was talking with

a president of a regional bank not too long ago, and he was talking about a nationalized bank.

And I'm just like, why are you even talking about this?

This is not something that we want to be discussing.

We need the privatization.

Yeah.

So

this is what we found.

Yeah, this is what we found.

So basically what's happening is because of how quickly quickly they raised interest rates, right,

there's a lot of banks that are holding bonds.

And when someone comes and does a bank run or we have a lot of people taking out deposits, especially ones that have high uninsured amounts, so that's people that have over 250,

the banks are having a crisis.

And if they don't have the liquidity or they don't have the cash to cover those, like a typical bank run, they have to sell their bonds.

And on their balance sheet, the bonds are marked or held to maturity.

And so they have them marked as if they were going to sell them in 10 years, in 20 years, and 30 years.

But then they have to take them now and they take a loss, right?

And so after that, if their money that they're taking exceeds the capital, it's a game over for the bank, and then somebody has to step in and save them.

And we only have two options: either we bail out regional banks if this starts happening,

or we sell them to to the bigger banks and we

lessen the free market.

Okay, so

this is what I read, what, a week or two ago.

1,210 institutions, that's banks and

what do you call them?

Credit unions.

That's 12.8%

of our banking system got a red warning flag signaling risk of imminent failure.

3,000 received a yellow warning flag indicating risk of failure in a financial crisis or recession.

And 45 banks, 45% of all banks and credit unions were deemed vulnerable.

Well, if the 12.8 go down,

then

you have a financial crisis or recession, and that just triggers the other 3,000, does it not?

So a lot of these banks are teetering, right?

They're getting

loans from other banks or they're selling their

assets to be able to cover if any type of run happens.

So what we're saying is there are 12% or 1,210 institutions are at a point where if anybody decided to start pulling money out or we had some sort of small panic, they're not surviving.

It's not happening.

And that is a lot to do with the fact that they don't have the liquidity based on the short-term and long-term demands on that bank.

And so when we rate banks, we have five different ratings, and there's 154 different data points we look at within that rating.

And then we compare them to the stability across all of our data on those banks.

And so we compare 6,000 data points to figure out what is the stability of this bank.

And then we rate every bank A through E.

Okay?

And so A and B B are more stable.

C is in a vulnerable.

That's the yellow flag.

And then D and E are the red flag.

But

there's quite a bit, even in that yellow flag, that if we hit a recession or we come into a new financial crisis, they do not have the liquidity or the cash on hand to be able to survive.

So what does that mean to the average person?

I've been telling people, don't pull your money out of a bank unless you, you know, unless I think you're foolish for putting more than $250,000 in a bank, a bank account, especially if you're an individual, maybe business as I understand.

But you put

you're going to get your money back.

Now, how much your money is worth in the end is another story, but don't pull your money out because you're going to get that money if it fails.

Right?

Yeah, we don't we don't first off, we don't want to cause panic, right?

Yes.

That's why that's why the FDIC, who understood that a lot of the problems with these recent bank failures were they had a lot of uninsured accounts, right?

So that means they were over to $250,000.

But the first thing is

don't hedge your bets.

Don't think that the FDIC has the capital to cover everybody because they don't, right?

When they came out and said, we're going to cover all accounts and over the $250,000.

They're just paying lip service.

That's exactly what they're doing.

Well,

I think they'll print the money.

That's why I say I wonder how much it'll be worth in the end.

But they'll just print it.

So it's not the FDIC that will bail them out.

It will be the U.S.

Treasury.

Correct.

Yes.

That will bail them out.

Right.

Yeah.

And so the first thing I would do is never, like you said, never have over $250,000.

And spread them out because each account is actually...

insured.

And so you can have one and one and one and the other and have a total of $500,000.

In the same bank.

But, yeah.

Okay.

As long as they're in separate accounts, it's the accounts themselves that are insured.

Okay.

So

when you say signaling a risk of imminent failure, that means if something happens or, I mean, imminent failure usually is like DEF CON one, the war has started.

It's coming in.

So everybody, anybody that is on listening right now can go to liceratings.com and see what their bank is rated.

They don't have to do anything.

There's a search at the top.

You get all the information.

You don't have to pay for it.

We do this just because we care about the everyday person.

And so you can go right now and see what your bank's rated.

If your bank is rated red,

there's a possibility, and I'm not going to say it's happening, but if it's rated a deer and you, there's a possibility that even without a crisis,

they could go under.

They could fail.

So what do you do if you're in one of those banks?

Because I don't want people to panic and freak out, but I want them to be safe.

So what do you do if you're in one of those banks?

So right now,

it's not an issue.

We do not have an issue.

And so we're not panicking.

Nobody needs to panic.

Nobody needs to go take their money out.

They need to be careful, right?

They need to

see...

where their money is, see why, because you can see right there why the institution has rated that.

And if it's a profit problem, if it is a stability issue,

a lot of these are really small banks, right?

And

so what what they need to do is

they're going to be covered.

Everything is covered.

Credit unions are covered under the NCUA.

Banks are covered under the FDIC.

And if you're in one of these small banks, you're just going to be pushed into, like we saw these other with these other bank failures to happen, into a larger bank that buys your assets before it's taken over by until

they can auction off the accounts.

And so it's going to be seamless for them.

But, you know,

we have them there just so when people are looking to get into banks or looking to not have to deal with this, they know.

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Okay.

Any of the big banks in trouble?

So I can't give you specifics right now on individual banks.

I love to do it, but

I have the overall information, but

normally I'm going to say this, a lot of the big banks

are highly rated for us,

which means they're a B or they're an A.

Like I'm looking at JP Morgan right now, they're a B plus, they have decent liquidity,

they're a major bank, and so they seem safe.

But the issue here is it's not if they're a trouble or not.

It's a catalyst system.

Like when we saw in 2008, it's a catalyst.

Like people end up holding bags for other people

on bad debt.

We have some interesting things happening here, shortly.

Like

the commercial lending industry is going to go through a little

bump in the road.

Yeah, I don't think that's a little bump in the road.

I mean, there's a lot of big commercial debt, especially in these giant cities.

Who's going to fund these things?

And then what kind of of interest rate is it going to be?

I mean, I just, how are you going to renew all of this commercial debt?

Yeah,

there's a lot of issues with terms coming due.

There's a lot of issues with cap rates just being annihilated.

And so we're going to see big discounts.

We're going to see big discounts on commercial properties.

And the thing is,

I was listening to a pundit the other day, not to quote somebody else I'm listening to, but they were saying that they foresee because there's so much cash out there and people are being hesitant about getting any of these commercial deals that they might not even get the foreclosure.

They're just going to be bought on discount to other investors because they haven't been wanting to jump in in the last year because of the crazy interest rate rises, right?

Wow.

Yeah.

And so

I don't know.

I can't forecast.

I'm not a commercial banking expert.

Right.

And I'm not.

Yeah, just your rating service.

So tell me,

do you rate Bitcoin?

I've been concerned about Bitcoin because

with everything that's going on with the Federal Reserve and the government, how do you rate Bitcoin?

So we have Bitcoin rated right now as an A-min.

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we individually rate each asset.

So because Bitcoin is an A-minus does not mean that it's better than Apple as an investment, right?

Right.

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We rate all banks around just banks.

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We're based in Florida.

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Dallas, I thank you very much for coming on and being a voice of reason and also of warning and not causing any panic from anybody, but just sharing the information.

I appreciate it, Dallas.

Thank you.

Yeah, no problem.

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So

there is some good news

from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms and Explosives.

Have they added?

Yeah, no, it's not the ATFE.

It's just the ATF and explosives.

What?

I don't know.

Don't.

It's government.

ATF and explosives?

Yes.

Okay.

So Joe Biden put a ban on pistol brace equipped guns.

Lots of these out all across America.

In Texas, they filed a suit against the administration.

And

the judge, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, just put a preliminary injunction on it.

So if you live in Texas,

let's see.

I think Mississippi and Louisiana you're okay you're all right rest of the country screwed

but that's because this is only a ruling for the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals but hopefully it's been you know done nationally someplace else luckily though the rest of the country outside of those three states tons of boating accidents going on yeah lots lots of them very Texas it's almost completely dried up yeah everyone seemed to have found they were able to get to the bottom of the lakes pull up their weapons So let me, so let me give you some good news about Target.

Kind of good news.

Target has now made a move to remove some LGBTQ merchandise, just the satanic stuff.

I can't believe I'm having to say this.

Just the stuff that was designed by a Satanist in London, where it has, you know, the,

you know, the evil beast and the horns and everything.

Those are gone.

So that's real.

That's real.

You haven't seen these?

I mean, I saw a bunch of the stuff.

I didn't.

No, it's real.

Thank you for.

No, it's crazy.

It's crazy.

So they're keeping the normal

transitioning.

They're normal stuff.

Yes, they're keeping the normal transitioning stuff.

You know, they've got the women's bathing suits with the little tuck-in pocket.

By the way, do we have the video of

the stein?

Have you seen this?

Oh, the Adam or the Alex.

No, I mean, look at this.

This is.

We're at Tarjay checking out their tuck-friendly pride collection.

That's right, guys.

Extra crotch coverage, tuck-friendly construction.

Thank you, Target.

No, it is.

It is.

Tuck.

Oh,

we bought this, by the way, for the museum.

We bought a bunch of these.

Not the ones here.

Hey, well, you can.

Hey, so there he is.

Tuck-friendly.

It's nice, dude.

Oh, my gosh.

He is a hideous.

Not a guy I want to see.

I don't really want to see any guy in women's bathing suits, quite honestly.

You guys see this?

It's cuck-friendly.

You see?

This is horrific.

Anyway, so they're pulling, they're leaving that stuff in.

That's going to give me nightmares that video.

They're leaving all that stuff in.

In some southern states, they've decided to move it to the back instead of right in everybody's face.

But you are making a difference because they did this yesterday, their stock dropped 3%.

And there's a possibility that if people stop shopping at Target, that you can make a real difference.

If you do Budweiser, if it happens to catch on like Budweiser and people are like, yeah, I'm just not going there anymore.

Yeah.

And again, the Bud Lightweiser thing, there's an update on that story today as well.

What?

We had seen sales of Bud Light drop and it had dropped down to, I think, 24% was the last update I saw.

Apparently, since then, it had dropped to 27.7%.

So sales are down 27.7% before the Dylan Mulvaney thing.

However, that is updated as of the week of May 13th.

It has now dropped to 28.4%.

Wow.

And the quote that headlines the NBC News article is, quote, nobody imagined it would go on this long.

This is a huge point.

You hit these companies for a week.

They shrug it off.

You keep this going, and now it's just turning into a thing where people don't want to buy it.

They don't want to talk about it.

They don't want to get in the argument.

That is

big.

This will make a difference if when somebody walks in with a bag from Target

and they walk in to your house or whatever, and everybody in the house is like, you went to Target?

Right.

That's what will change things.

And it's going to be the women that really change this.

Women.

You mean the women that can wear the tuck-friendly bathing suits?

Yes.

Okay.

Yeah.

Those types of women.

I mean, it's just degrading to you, but this is, you know, most shoppers, I would assume, at Target are women.

I know I went with my wife on Friday and we saw it.

And I was like,

not again.

So what, what...

Like, for example, let's say Target moves it back to the back of the store.

Okay.

No longer.

Because because it was, you walk in and it's just rainbows everywhere.

And it still will be in most big cities, I'm sure.

Right.

So if they move it back, is that enough?

Is that something that you're...

No.

I'm sorry, tuck-friendly bathing suits?

No.

Just don't sell the tuck-brett friendly bathing suits.

No, I mean, it's just, enough is enough.

Enough is enough.

What happened to the commitment?

You know, Glenn, I look back to the days.

I want people to commit.

You know, what happened to the days where you just went through with it and you got the thing chopped off?

Where are those days?

What are we talking about, tucking?

Where are the people who are committing?

Right.

Where are the people who are saying, I'm going to be a woman and I'm going to get the thing chopped off?

Where have they gone?

Don't know.

I want the good old days of transgenderism to return.

The days where we can unite on snipping things off and reattaching them.

That's the kind of America we all demand.

Just check out the website, LorrainaBobbitt.com.

That's a solid old school reference.

That's a good old school reference.

Okay.

So Rick Scott yesterday, you know, the NAACP issued a travel advisory for the state of Florida.

Yes.

The NAACP travel advisory comes in direct response to Governor DeSantis' aggressive attempts to erase black history and restrict diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in Florida schools.

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You want to talk about misinformation?

If that,

how is that, if they put that on check, NAACP, is that on Twitter, their Florida advisory?

Because that is misinformation.

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That's fantastic.

That is fantastic.

Love that.

What are you looking at?

Are you looking at the Tuck Bailing?

I just were not available in the front of the stores.

I need to know where to buy them.

Right.

No, I was looking for this NAACP thing.

It does seem to be on Twitter.

So I don't know if they still are.

Flag it.

I don't know.

That's misinformation.

That is misinformation.

That's disinformation.

That's not misinformation.

That's disinformation or malinformation.

Well, I think it's

false.

Isn't this also like disinformation from their perspective?

Let me read you this statement.

Under the leadership of Governor DeSantis, the state of Florida has become hostile to black Americans.

It's not true.

And is it?

Of course not.

And in direct conflict with the democratic ideals that our union was founded upon.

Well, aren't these the same people that are constantly telling us that our union was founded upon slavery?

That's what our union was founded upon.

It's very consistent with those values.

Pick one.

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This is amazing.

I think

Congressman McCarthy is outplaying the White House on this.

I need to call Mark Levin and say, you might have been really right on McCarthy.

He was big for McCarthy.

I thought the guy is just another

rhino.

At least in this, he's playing this really well.

And I think he has the White House on the ropes.

Yeah, I think the White House just thought, well, the media will spin this for us and blame Republicans no matter what.

But, you know, Republicans have passed a bill.

And, you know, a poll came out yesterday that 60% of the American people, not just Republicans, but 60% of all of America said we should not raise the debt ceiling without cutting some spending.

Good.

So, I mean, they

and I think the number for what the Democrats want, which is just raise it without doing anything, I think was 12%.

Where was raise it with taxes?

I think that was on there and it was in between the two numbers.

Really?

Yeah, it was.

It was.

Wow.

But I mean, at least there's some rationale to it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I agree with it.

There is.

But they keep saying, you know, we're not going to raise taxes.

We will not raise taxes as if the Biden administration is offering that, which I bet they are, because then it'll be blamed on the Republicans for raising your taxes, even though the president has said he's never going to raise taxes for anybody, even though that's a blatant lie.

Been proven to be a lie multiple times.

But I mean, I think McCarthy is,

I think he's kicking their butt.

Yeah, so far he is.

And he's playing this well.

And he has a very limited window here.

The one thing that's going to be interesting is they're not going to get everything they asked for in that bill.

Most likely, we're going to have some sort of compromise position.

The question is, do you lose some of the more conservative Republicans with a compromise?

And if you do, then you need Democrats to come on board.

And this bill could get very messy very quickly.

Like, it might get terrible.

I mean, it was, you know, it's all, I will say this.

I agree with you.

McCarthy's outplayed him, I think, significantly here in an impressive fashion.

But I wouldn't say the bill that they proposed is anything miraculous.

The best thing in it is the Reigns Act.

And if that goes, just if that goes through, honestly, it'll be a big enough win for me.

That is huge.

That's huge.

Even if you cut no dollars in spending, I'd be happy with that.

Yeah, I would too.

Just give us the Reigns Act.

I'd be thrilled with that.

That would be a massive long-term structural change because you could take on the spending.

like crazy and all of the things that the government is doing.

Or at the very least,

you'd have an elected official to blame for the spending.

Right now, you have these people who are unelected just passing this stuff with rules that are costing our economy in major ways.

This would be a big pushback against that.

So if that stays in there, I'd I'd be happy, honestly, without the spending cuts.

Look at how CNN, we were watching all four networks.

CNN is the only ones with the Dow Jones industrial average right next to McCarthy's face,

implying that the market being down 257 points is because of scare of default.

We are not going to default.

Unless they intentionally do it.

Unless they intentionally.

And it would take the secretary.

The only ones that could do it would be the Secretary of the Treasury and joe biden that's it because you could prioritize tons of other yep things below our debt being paid it would be a choice and think how bad this is for america to even say that we would default you're telling the rest of the world we're not good for our uh for our money that you lent us that's insane

Insane.

Who would do that and then go to the bank and go, I'd like more, please?

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