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It's Monday.

Glad you're here.

Oh, I'm so torn.

Where do we start?

Where do we begin?

Do we begin

with the balloon nonsense that's going on?

Should we start that?

I also have a very sad story about a woman who was a banker.

And

she modified her body a bit.

And she covered her body in tattoos and piercings.

and then she had her nose kind of cut off a little bit, and she now identifies as a genderless dragon.

And she says that's destroyed her life.

And I

really,

America, why are you so hateful?

Why?

Why?

Wait till you hear that story.

I'm going to go to the balloon first, though.

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I mean, sure the kibble looks yummy.

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I don't know if I can go on.

I mean the generalist dragon story Stu is really very very upsetting but it's very disturbing.

Yeah.

But let's start with a balloon story.

It's just a balloon, okay?

It's a weather balloon or something.

And that's what China says.

And when

can you not trust China?

You know, they just fired the head of their weather balloon department.

Really?

Yeah, they fired him over the weekend.

Of course, now he was set to leave in a couple of weeks because he just won an election where

he's going to be in the Communist Party, I don't know,

club

legislature thing that they've got over there.

That's the technical term for the way their government works.

But

so if

he was fired.

So they're serious.

Has the Batwoman been fired yet?

The Batwoman?

The Batwoman?

No, Batwoman is still there.

The Batwoman is still there.

Oh, Batwoman is still there.

She hasn't lost any credibility or anything.

So, yeah, we got that.

So now, let me just give you a little, a little something, something.

Can we go to the Pat

Sots here?

The Chinese spy balloon being shot down.

That's cut one.

There it is.

Okay.

Look at that.

We got a missile going towards it.

Oh, here it goes.

It's over the Atlantic.

So no animals were harmed in this video.

Here it comes.

Here it comes.

Wow.

Look at that.

Sam, you're missing something.

Yeah, you're missing something.

Don't know what it is.

Oh, there's two of them.

Two missiles.

We want to.

Oh, the balloon is doing something.

Sam, the balloon blew up.

We did.

Yeah.

Not yet.

They shot it down, Sam.

There it is.

There it is.

Wow.

Exciting.

Exciting.

Wow.

Now, let's, can we show that in slow motion, please?

Slow motion.

There is the balloon.

And here it is.

And

boom.

And the good thing is they they they got it.

They didn't get the balloon.

They got the

electrical equipment underneath the balloon.

So, you know, the part that we should probably, I don't know, look at.

Yeah, it kind of seems like blowing the whole thing up is not beneficial.

You want to maybe

hit it with a pin gun and then a giant net down underneath.

You know what I mean?

There's no reason.

You know, I saw Batman.

Remember when Batman, he went over and he was talking to that, you know, that businessman over in China?

And then like the plane and he sends up a balloon, remember?

And then the plane snatches it and then they're boom back in Gotham.

I mean, it can happen.

Why didn't we, why didn't we collect that balloon?

Why didn't we collect that balloon?

I'm sure it's because it had all kinds of sophisticated weather stuff.

Too much weather.

Too much weather.

A lot of weather stuff in there.

Doctor says we're getting too much weather equipment right now.

It has something to do with international waters.

That was one of the explanations I had heard that they had a very small small window to be able to blow this thing up so it didn't go into international waters yeah they they they wanted to make sure that everybody was safe it had nothing to do nothing to do with blinkin's climate warming uh gathering in china with the chinese authorities uh it had nothing to do with the meeting on on uh on saturday and sunday about that none none None.

You mean the fact that they didn't seemingly detected until it was all the way to Montana?

Well, they didn't detect it in Montana.

Right.

They detected it before that.

Well, yes, and then they didn't say anything about it.

Yeah.

So they detected it and they were like,

let's keep this one quiet.

No, no, Glenn, we've heard Joe Biden wanted it shut down immediately.

Immediately.

That was what he wanted.

But they said, we can't do it.

It's over Montana.

That is so...

populous.

And then it's going to drift from Montana.

It's going to go over the metropolis that is either North or South Dakota.

And there's no place we could shoot that down without endangering people.

You know what I mean?

Even the people in Montana were like, we live in Montana.

There's no way.

Governor of Montana.

Governor of Montana came out and said,

there's lots of places where that balloon was.

Nobody is there.

Nobody is there.

But

yeah,

yeah.

So, you know,

the White House had to be really, really careful,

you know, for our safety.

Now, they did, you know,

they did have Blinken's Chinese trip that was going.

And after they shot the balloon down, Blinken said, you know, conditions just aren't conducive right now.

uh to go over to china but that's why we now know the white house stopped it because they had a global warming meeting with the Chinese scheduled and they didn't want any ants.

So they can fly a balloon.

Oh, by the way, just, you know, I said this last week and everyone was, oh, that's ridiculous.

How could that possibly do this?

Glenn Beckley's just saying things are good as crazy.

Okay, let me

let me let me just give you the I mean, it's no big deal.

It's just about, you know, weapons of mass destruction.

Other than,

you know, other than that,

it's no big deal.

High-altitude balloons, such as the one China has floated over the mountain state military bases this week, are considered a key delivery platform for secret nuclear strikes on America's electric grid, according to intelligence officials.

Spy balloons, used by Japan to drop bombs during World War II, are now far more sophisticated, fly up to 200,000 feet, evade detection, and can carry a small nuclear bomb that, if exploded in the atmosphere, would shut down the grid and

wipe out electronics in a mini statewide area.

When it was over

the Carolinas, if it would have had an EMP on it, it would have shut down the entire East Coast electric grid.

But don't worry.

Don't worry.

It only would have lasted for probably two years.

Okay.

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Please hold for an operator.

And then they get back to you like two years later.

It'll be fantastic.

Now, the threat of the balloon-launched electromatic pulse attacks were warned about in a congressional EMP commission and inside the military several years ago.

2015, a report from the American Leadership and Policy Foundation,

David Stucckenberg, one of the nation's leading EMP experts, wrote extensively about the threat balloons carrying bombs pose to our national security.

Using a balloon as a WMD or WME platform could provide adversaries with a palette of altitudes and payload options, which would maximize

offensive effects against the U.S.

A high-altitude balloon could easily be designed, created, and launched in a matter of months.

This is in 2015.

China's recent blue flyover of the United States is clearly a provocative and aggressive act.

This is the guy who wrote that in 2015.

He was a national security expert and scientist who led the Defense Department's EMP task force.

So he was the guy who we had at the Pentagon in 2015.

That's under Biden.

I'm sorry, under Obama, by the way, so it's not a Trump clown,

who was writing extensively going, look out for balloons specifically from China, North Korea, Russia, and Iran.

They all quoting

have programs to hit the U.S.

grid with electromagnetic pulse weapons that could cut the cord for a year or longer.

Okay.

So don't worry about it.

Don't worry about it.

Dude, how does, is global warming going to be solved?

Are we going to solve?

because i'm very very concerned about that very concerned by the way

here's some really good news um you know uh

joe biden uh

has a um has a new climate uh czar in um

and she's and honestly she is fantastic she's part of the intelligence advisory board

and kim cobb is there.

And

she's really stable.

She's worried about the climate, but she's very, very, she's an adult, very,

very stable.

She

was, quote, bedridden,

bedridden, couldn't go to work, couldn't get out of bed for quite some time

in 2016.

Apparently, she was stricken by Trump derangement syndrome.

You know, after the election, she was like,

I can't go on.

I can't get out of bed.

But she is a champion of diversity and inclusion,

and she is all there for climate change.

So we got her in there.

So

that's.

It's great.

By the way, she's a big supporter of BLM as well.

So

that's your balloon update.

That doesn't seem positive at all.

I mean, it's a balloon.

It should be like a party.

Exactly.

It seemed like the opposite.

It did.

Didn't it?

Yeah.

By the way, what do you think?

Do you have a theory as to what is actually happening here?

Other than obviously weather equipment that blew off course.

But if there was another crazy conspiracy, Scheider said force majeure.

It was just a case of force force majeure that's what happens sometimes sometimes do you think it is it a test run for something you think yeah i think it is and i'm not saying it's a test run for biological or emp or anything else i don't know but i don't feel comfortable with balloons from china flying over the united states i don't know I don't feel comfortable with that.

And it's weird how that weather pattern took it all just over all of our most sensitive sites.

Now, it doesn't make sense to me that they were spying with a weather balloon, okay?

And one that's flying so low that you can actually see it.

Right.

That doesn't make sense.

So, was that a mistake or was that a.

No, I think this was quite possibly a weather balloon.

Didn't have anything.

I think the intel that it was gathering was:

do we have Joe Biden?

Will Joe Biden say anything or do anything we violate his airspace this clearly?

Because they've flown these spy balloons over several other European countries now.

Always a weather mistake.

And we know they were spy balloons.

Why would you do that here?

You have satellites, everything else.

Why would you do that here?

Now, again, the Chinese, let's be fair, the Chinese did say it was over China and it just got caught up in the weather and it just kind of drifted over here.

It happens all

the time.

It does seem to happen all the time.

Yeah, it does.

So I think it's interesting.

You know,

it's not like it's 1965 with Mission Impossible and Peter Graves, you know, listening to the reel-to-reel tape, you know, your mission, should you choose to accept it.

You know, hey, well, at least we got it.

We got the equipment, so they can't retrieve any information.

It was already sent.

If there was info, we don't have to get the camera and the reel-to-reel reel-to-reel recorder anymore.

So it's less about what this balloon actually could have achieved as far as intelligence and pictures.

I think.

You think it's more like a shark bump type of situation.

I do.

Right.

I do want to see how we would respond.

In case you don't know what a shark bump is, it is so important.

If you're ever swimming with the great whites, don't move.

They will come up and they will actually bump you first.

They don't know what you are.

And so they bump you.

And if you move, you're food.

If you don't,

they move on.

So that's called a shark bump.

It just bumps you before it kills you.

And it only kills you if you move.

In this case, just take the first part.

It's a shark bump.

If we don't move, it can come and kill you.

It's just seeing what you will do.

If I hit over here, what's the reaction?

We didn't move.

China's not a shark.

They already know we're food.

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Oh, everyone loves it, Colin.

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Oh, really?

Skyriding.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Either that or I'm just going to tape a Valentine and throw it through somebody's window.

You could do that.

Yeah.

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I was going to say you also could maybe get the Chinese to attach it to a balloon and just put it up there for weather research.

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Okay, so we found out a couple of other things this weekend about China.

One, there was a report that came out, and this is going to surprise you.

Apparently all American universities have now been infiltrated by China.

What?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I won't hear of it.

Yeah.

They've all been infiltrated.

And isn't it weird that we can't trust our universities anymore?

Hmm.

And they all are preaching that America is horrible.

We also found something else out that I think we need to spend a few minutes on.

You know,

these poor Chinese students that are here,

you know, just trying to get a good education, go home and bring it back home.

And they just, we're going to educate them here and they're going to love us.

And then they're going to go back home and they're going to be a champion for the free market system.

Well, unfortunately, a former drug enforcement agency special operations director, his name is Derek Maltz,

he outlined on Friday the Chinese college students that are now entering the U.S.

on student visas,

and they are

strangely partnered with the drug cartels in Mexico.

They've been tracking them now for over 10 years.

I mean, why break them up?

And the chemical lab operators have been providing synthetic chemicals to citizens directly at first.

Then they decided to divert the chemicals, you know, export it to Mexico and partner with the drug cartels.

And so they can make all of the pills and everything else.

And then get the Chinese college students to sell the drugs, then turn that money over to the cartels and take China's split, give it to the Chinese here who are buying up land using the drug cartel money.

Oh, man.

I feel like we should have a party with lots of balloons today.

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You watched the Grammys last night, Stu?

That was, that had to be...

Unfortunately, I did catch a little bit of it.

you did not i did oh because of your wife my wife is uh very much more into music these days than i am and uh did flip it on for a few moments until my daughter came down for for dinner And shockingly, the very first thing that happened was a big speech about transgenderism.

Really?

Which is stunning.

I was surprised that this was a lot of fun.

That usually doesn't happen.

No, it works.

It only happens

on all speeches.

All speeches are about your genitals these days.

That's the only thing people talk about.

Or who you sleep with.

Who you sleep with or your genitals.

Or maybe if you're really lucky, your skin color.

Right.

Like, that's, it's only about these three things.

The only thing people think about, apparently.

And I'm glad that I got to see it yet again.

Yeah, that's interesting.

That's interesting.

I went to see The Chosen with my family last night.

Did they talk a lot about transgenderism?

No, they didn't.

No.

Huh-uh.

No.

No.

It was just because.

And they're weird.

The pronouns were him and her throughout the whole thing.

How many G's?

You didn't see any G's?

No.

Wow.

Not one.

Really?

Not.

Was that a mistake?

No, I don't think so.

How many dragons?

Lots of dragons?

No.

Well, no.

Well, there's only one real dragon that I know,

and he's having some problems in his life right now.

Yeah,

he's the world's first genderless dragon.

So I'm not sure if there's a dragon with gender that's out there.

But

his name is Tiamat Legion Medusa.

Now, I'm not sure if that's his God, you know, given name or his family, you know, name.

I don't, I can imagine the family crest, though, being Legion Medusa.

But he's spent the last decade undergoing quite a

metamorphosis.

Here, if you see on that screen, I don't know if, can the, can the place pick it up from the, from behind me?

No.

There

There's a picture of him, which is strange because

it doesn't look like his given name was Medusa.

No, here it is.

It seemed like

Richard Hernandez.

Yeah.

Richard Medusa Hernandez.

No, just Richard Medera.

No, no, no, no Medusa nor Legion is in his name.

Because he looks like a Richard Hernandez.

Yes.

For earlier in his life.

Although once he spent the $80,000 to split his tongue, I think he does look like a Legion or Medusa, you know?

I'm fascinated by this because normally what you get from these situations are like complaints about capitalism and the evil doctors who would do a thing like take $10,000 or $80,000 to split a tongue.

Yeah.

But when it comes to identifying as something, we no longer hear those complaints.

Like we hear about them when they're like, people are doing all this plastic surgery on these women because they want to be thin and look young and this is exploitive, exploitative, and all of the and then we don't hear that at all when it comes to turning a boy to a girl.

No, that's just totally fine and acceptable.

No exploitation there whatsoever.

You can't have breast enlargement or breast reduction.

By the way, he's had part of his nose removed and then he had horns put in.

I mean, he's good.

Anyway, he's a dragon lady Medusa now.

I thought he was genderless, but he is wearing a blouse, and that blouse looks beautiful on him sincerely.

Now, oh, here's an early picture when he was just Richard.

I don't know if he can call him Richard or not.

We should ask his family.

Well, his son is now estranged because his son's like, you're not a dragon.

I don't want anything to do with you.

Wow.

So he may not call him, you know, by the Medusa.

And he may just, you know, you call him by his, you know, given name, Dick.

But there he is dressed as a shirtless stormtrooper or something.

But that's before he made the change.

He was working at a bank and said he just couldn't deal with it anymore.

I'm highly uncomfortable with a camera that is now catching your actual screen.

Yeah, why?

I don't know.

God only knows what kind of weird.

Weirder than the dragon lady?

Really?

Lady?

Sorry.

How?

Genderless.

Dare you.

Genderless dragon, and you know it.

Hey, no.

I know.

I'm sorry.

Can we go back?

This is getting uncomfortable now.

You've caught me.

Can we go back to the Grammys for a second?

Because speaking of Legion,

and by the way,

anybody who says that we're starting to be an evil society,

imagine, imagine, imagine 15 years if somebody would have said, hey, by the way, if we don't stop this, we're going to make the Nazis look like rookies.

What a dope that guy was, huh?

Anyway,

if you think we're going down some kind of evil, dark thing, again, I bring you back to the Grammys last night.

What are the cool kids watching on CBS?

Thank God nobody's watching CBS.

Here's just a little taste of the Grammys last night.

Yeah.

Now, I'm not sure

who this is.

They're They're on a stage of fire,

dressed as the devil with a girl in a cage,

and he's got the ram horns and everything.

It's a

devil worship kind of thing.

But listen,

and it was sponsored by Pfizer.

They always say that like people are uncomfortable with political content because they are afraid their ads will be posted next to like a conservative saying they want babies to be born or something really offensive.

Yeah, they'll just put it on the Grammys and no expectation that it could be next to literal hell.

Right.

It's a literal devil worship scene brought to you by Pfizer and American Airlines.

When you've got to fly to hell, fly American.

They should have done Burger King because they got the flavor oiling.

It would have actually fit.

That's what they should have done.

So, I mean, you know, Pfizer, congratulations.

Congratulations on that.

Then we could at least have the good song.

The Marinera mozzarella.

Actually,

that would have worked well, I think.

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And what?

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This was an international coupling that went down.

Oh.

So like...

So like the internet's like in a big fire hose and you have to screw it together and that that that coupling there of the fire hose and so all of the information just started spraying out someplace in Germany.

I'm sure that's what happened.

Yeah, sure.

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The Scientific American has just come out with a new study.

They just want to just point out making the entire U.S.

car fleet electric could cause a lithium shortage.

Lithium shortage.

Don't worry, China has most of the lithium.

So I'm sure we're fine.

No, totally fine.

That's the way that we should go.

And we're dealing, dealing, we're doing this.

Well, everything we're doing right now, we're doing well.

That's one thing I think.

Well, I think Pete Buttigiege said it the best.

You cannot argue with the president's record.

Right.

And he's absolutely 100% right.

It is legitimately terrible.

What was his phrasing?

It was like, oh, you just, it's hard to distill this.

It's such a big list.

It's hard to distill to the people.

Here it is.

He's got a lot of things to tell.

Tout.

Why do you think that it has not penetrated the American public?

Well, these things don't sell themselves, and it's one of the reasons I'm really looking forward to that State of the Union address.

I will say that there have been so many accomplishments under this administration, it can be difficult to list them in a distilled way.

Yes!

That's the problem.

It's the distillation of the list.

Right now, I mean, you know, the greatest, the economy is, what does he say?

It's not booming.

It's

strong as hell.

Strong as hell.

Strong as hell.

And I think you'll see in the latest polls, that's what everybody is thinking.

Yeah.

Well,

maybe not exactly.

People are asking, what did Joe Biden accomplish?

And a poll announce is by the Washington Post.

And 62% of

Americans said he's accomplished not much, little,

or nothing.

Those three different options.

Not much, little.

or nothing.

Only 36% said he had accomplished a good amount or a great deal.

And this includes, by the way,

of course, Republicans don't think he did a very good job.

93 to 7,

not much or nothing.

Democrats, the other way, you'd expect 77, 22.

But again, 22% of Democrats saying he's accomplished little or nothing is not an endorsement.

That's not a good number for you.

Well, that's because they haven't distilled it.

They're not.

And they really apparently need a major distilling effort

to get to independence.

66% of independents say he's accomplished little or nothing or not much.

Let's go to ABC.

And the most recent ABC Washington Post poll,

going back for 37 years,

they found four in 10 Americans say their financial situation has gotten worse under Joe Biden.

Oh.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That is the most since they started asking that question.

Just 16% of those who polled say they were better off under Biden.

And most of them were named Bezos or worked at Pfizer.

During the same time period in the term, 13% said things had gotten worse under Trump, and 25% said they were doing better.

Same poll found that roughly 6 in 10 self-described

Democrat adults do not want Biden to win the nomination.

So.

We got that going for us.

But there's more specific things.

He's doing that.

Like, for example, has he created good jobs in your community?

People are very, they very much, well, no, 60 to 34 on that one.

Yeah.

Has he improved roads and bridges in your community?

Of course he did.

No, 60.

It's not even the president's job.

No, it shouldn't be.

He says it's his job.

He says he's doing it, and he's signing infrastructure bills and claiming it will be done.

Local roads, state highways,

federal interstate highways.

That's pretty much it.

How about lowering prescription drug costs?

No, 47 to 30.

Has he made electric vehicles more affordable?

No.

No.

56 to 26.

By the way, that's also not his.

None of these things are his job.

His job is not to lower.

It's not his job to lower prescription drug costs.

That's a market apparatus.

It should have nothing to do with the president.

And he claims he's doing it.

He doesn't do it.

Well, his administration is doing stuff, but it's not making it cheaper.

Because remember, we already solved the problem of high prescription drugs and Medicare costs and Medicaid costs.

We've already solved that.

It's called Obamacare.

And that's solved all the way.

I remember that.

Yeah, it was going to, we don't have to worry about it.

It was a big, we talked about that.

I don't know if you remember this on the show multiple times, this Obamacare.

Really?

And we said we didn't think it would lower these costs.

And oddly, it hasn't.

We'd have to go back and listen to what we exactly said.

Because

I do remember kind of, a little bit saying that this is going to make it worse.

And so then once you forget about, you know, actual free market, then they'll come back in and say, we got to fix it because it's wildly broken.

Yeah.

This reminds me.

Do you know who Mr.

Beast is?

Now, this is a little different context.

The dragon or the hell on stage of the girl case.

All right.

Mr.

Beast is, I think, the number one YouTuber in the world.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And so he started off like doing videos where he would go to like a college campus and just start handing out like $100 bills.

And they'd film it, they'd put it on YouTube, get lots of views.

And it's grown into this like, you know, multimedia empire where like the lat one of his more recent videos, he recreated every set from the squid game and had people play it and gave away hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Like it's just, you know, he's done all this stuff.

So the other day he does.

Is he government funded?

No.

I just want to know.

Are any of my fucking fucking fucking fucking private funded?

No tax dollars are going to be there.

No tax dollars are going to that.

So he did a video the other day, and it was a YouTube video where he said, I'm going to cure a thousand people of blindness.

Right.

And you're thinking to yourself, okay, how does a YouTuber going to do that?

Well, he's going to do that by paying for a surgery, a 10-minute surgery that I think costs $3,000 or $4,000 for the average person.

And because I guess your eyes can get very, the lens can get very clouded, they suck out the lens and they put in a synthetic lens and it cures people of blindness.

They can't see anything or it's very, very cloudy and it goes to clear vision,

open their eyes, it's illusion.

Incredible.

So this guy who's just a youtuber decides to literally cure 1,000 people of blindness.

He goes around, he finds people who, you know, this guy, he's just like, ah, you know, I just want to go back to my job as a cashier.

I can't see the money, though.

I can't make out the doc.

I can't work because I can't even see what bill I'm giving back to the people.

They cure him.

They give him an extra $10,000.

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All I wanted to do is drive a car.

I used to love driving go-karts and I never got to drive a car.

They give him a brand new Tesla and cure his

blindness.

Then he goes around the world to countries all around the world, Africa, Asia, South America, and cure more people of blindness, a thousand people of blindness.

What happens?

Guy, non-stop criticism.

Oh, I can't believe he's exploiting these poor people.

I can't believe this.

Oh, and I'm like, here is how, and then that ends elect him as president.

Exactly.

Because he's doing it all with private funds.

I think he's using capitalism in a good way.

And they don't want that.

And they're all, it's either the complaints that he's exploiting people or that the government should just be doing all of this.

First of all, it's all around the world.

I don't know how that works.

A lot of these places have universal health care and still this problem exists.

But beyond that,

it's like, here's a guy trying to do something good,

entertaining people at the same time, and he gets criticized.

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Welcome to the Glen Beck Program.

I told you last week there are three news stories that you really have to pay attention to.

Three separate categories, and then everything else is just worthless.

It's just worthless.

I'm going to give those to you again.

I'm going to add three more.

It's actually actually one with just a couple of

bullet points underneath it.

And this

should simplify your life.

And then we're going to get into pulling some of these apart and showing you how they apply to your life and maybe how we should start viewing certain things.

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Well,

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being able to not be overwhelmed.

If you're like me, it's very simple to get overwhelmed because you're overwhelmed with the things that are happening in your life.

You know, you're worried about job, you're worried about your money, you're worried about your kids, the school, everything that is happening.

And then on top of it, you have to worry about the world and the country and all of your rights being taken away.

It seems as though

it seems as though

everything

that is going wrong in the world is inside of your house.

You know, I taught a class a couple weekends ago on

the way things used to be, the way they are now, and how to clean things up.

And I started with a chalkboard with just a house on it.

And it had an old TV antenna on it.

And when I was growing up,

that house was like your castle.

You had your family's values, whatever they were, good or bad, but your family was your family inside of your home.

And the things that influenced it, like for instance, radio could come through the wall and be picked up there, it was neutral.

You know,

I mean, you could have said, oh, look, the swiveling hips of Elvis Presley or those Beatles.

Oh, my gosh, the Beechies.

Beechies.

Okay, whatever it was, that could come through, but it wasn't like it is now.

Have you listened to the lyrics of most songs?

It's not even like it was in the 90s.

It is explicit sex and violence.

So now just what's in the air coming through the walls is

going against

what you have in your house, protection of your family and your children.

You know, you used to have family values.

You'd have your church values.

You know, you'd have all of that, the Ten Commandments.

And you'd have things that were pushing with you, not against you.

You know, television at the time.

Oh man, we're not gonna watch Starsky and Hutch, are we?

That's so violent.

Oh my gosh, have you seen some of the half-dressed people on the love boat?

It wasn't a toxic cesspool.

And before there was cable, you didn't have rated R movies coming in.

So

the world was completely different.

School was fighting with the family.

School would back up mom and dad.

Think

everything that is in your house now, Netflix, Amazon, all of the movies that you may not want your kids to see unless you have strict parental control, and I don't even know how you do that anymore.

They're seeing it all.

They're seeing it all.

Do they have a phone?

Do they have an iPad?

Do they have social media?

They're seeing everything you never saw.

And they're seeing it all.

And all of their friends, you know, the friends were really kind of the outside of your bubble that would would kind of pop in to your bubble.

And what was in their bubble and their friends' bubble and their family's bubble.

And that just becomes like a soap dish of bubbles connecting to yours when you were a kid.

Now,

people who are friends, but not really friends, social media friends.

They're all in your circle of influence.

They're all in your home.

They're all in your personal bubble and the bubble of your children.

What is pushing out?

What do you have that is helping you push out?

I can't think of anything.

I mean, I have my faith, my church,

but that's it's pretty much like, you know, we're back to back with swords, just trying to sword fight a hundred guys

all the time.

And that's just the attack on your family.

Holy cow.

Then you have your job.

Then you have

money,

finances.

I don't know how you do it.

I really don't.

I think this is why suicide and depression is going because everybody feels alone.

And

that's a problem.

But that is by design.

The system that we are living under right now is

its main influence, I believe, is evil.

It is trying to isolate.

It's trying to break communities and families apart.

That is its stated goal, because it wants to be the replacement for your family.

It wants to be your one true love.

It wants to be

your precious.

So everything is pushing against.

And by the time you get home,

or if you're a stay-at-home dad or mom, by the time your spouse gets home, you're both exhausted.

You're both exhausted.

And then, what?

You sit down and talk about the news?

And now you have to worry about ESG and all of the banks and the giant corporations and what they're doing?

Oof.

I got to worry about this stupid balloon that they blew up off the coast.

What, what?

This is an honest question.

Who is actually working for you?

Who is actually working for your safety?

You know,

when police officers, are looked at the right way,

they are just employees of yours.

And it doesn't mean that you can get away with everything because, hey, who pays your salary?

That's kind of the way it's become.

That

and those in power.

But the police officers, why did we start officers of the peace?

Why did we start that?

Because we couldn't take the time to stay at the house and protect everything while we were out on the farm farm or we were in town.

We needed somebody else.

At first, we just relied on our neighbors.

And then we started, when we got more and more neighbors, we'd say, let's hire somebody.

Can we hire somebody to be the marshal?

We'll bring him in.

Let's do an interview.

Bring somebody in to be the marshal.

But they answer to us.

They answer.

to us, the people.

I can't give them the right to do something that I can't do.

I can make a citizen's arrest.

Well, so can the cops.

And the cops can do it with a badge.

And I'm going to sit here and argue back and forth with you.

And I better be right if I make that citizen's arrest.

But you have the right to do that.

The cops can't do things that you ultimately don't have the right to do.

You've just let them take that from you.

You're lending that power to them.

It's a social contract.

Well, it's the same thing with the presidency and

the Congress.

They're supposed to represent the House of Representatives.

See, we don't have a democracy, and that's really important.

We have a republic.

We hire people as close to us as we possibly can.

And we send them to Washington, D.C.

because we don't have the time to worry about all of these things.

We're supposed to be doing the business of business and families.

Now we're doing the business of government, trying to police them, trying to police our own neighborhoods because

our police are not doing their job now because the elected officials who don't represent us don't represent...

Do you really think the people who are living in inner city Chicago are really truly being represented by the mayor of Chicago?

You You think those people want to get rid of the police?

No, they're just like every other American.

They want to get rid of the bad police.

So you're overwhelmed.

And when you're overwhelmed, you either do one of two things.

You hire somebody else to do it, which we've done and we do every election, but that's not working.

or you ignore it.

Now in this great sophisticated society, we have a third option.

We can get AI to do it.

We can just farm out these responsibilities to Apple or to Amazon, and we don't have to deal with everything.

We just give them access to all of our information, and they'll take care of it for us.

I want to tell you that there are

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This is an umbrella, three news stories that you have to follow,

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So, let me give you the first, the three things that you have to pay attention to personally.

Okay.

And everything should your whole life,

when you get frustrated, ask yourself: Am I doing these three things?

Am I focused in what I'm being sidetracked by?

Do they have anything to do with these three things?

If they don't, I'd say, you know,

get out.

One,

first most important thing you can do:

what is your relationship with God or a higher power?

And I'll tell you, this is so important for a few reasons, but the one I want to concentrate on today

is your attitude of faith.

Tanya and I noticed something

last week.

We are

going through the toughest time

since November of my family's whole existence.

I mean, I can't think of a time where we have had a harder, more difficult,

stressful,

and impactful

problems ever.

And

somehow or another,

Tanya and I, without realizing it,

we've we've made it through and we've made it through kind of with a little bit of, well, lots of sarcasm and a little bit of joy, I guess, at the end.

Because

when things are at its worst, one of us will say,

wow, what are we supposed to learn from this?

Because we're supposed to learn something.

What is it that we're being prepared for?

What is it?

How is this going to help us?

Because we have this faith that we know in the end everything will work out the way it's supposed to.

And when you have that, you can really face anything.

If you believe that your God or that government is the God or there is no God, there is no higher power, then what is the purpose?

What is the purpose for struggle?

What is the purpose for, I mean,

and maybe you say, well, you know, higher power, it's just, you know, the power of Zen or whatever.

And maybe the purpose for struggle is to learn from it.

Okay, that's good.

But too many times, and our whole society is preaching that the whole meaning of struggle is to

is to destroy you.

You know, I had a bad childhood and that's what's caused all of my problems.

I had this happen to me.

Why me?

It's always me.

And now I'm always, I get this person.

They don't even do half of what I do and they get.

All of that is a lie of the world.

All of it.

All of it.

Every struggle we have.

I hate saying this.

Is a gift.

And the reason why I hate saying this is because once you actually believe that,

you have to follow it up and times you want to whine.

But you follow it up because you know it's okay.

It's why

people who are

really deeply, deeply

embedded in the belief that there is life

after this life and that we will be reunited.

They are the ones that have the least problem

with sudden death of a family member and can forgive somebody

who has maybe just killed that family member

because

they know where that person is and that temporarily we're apart, but we will be back together.

And it's not just, well, you know, they're in a far better, shut up.

No, they are.

They're in a far better place.

Shut up.

But if you deeply believe that,

it doesn't make your pain go away,

but it helps.

So what is your relationship with God?

And how much faith do you actually

have?

Because that's the only thing that will get you through real trouble

is faith.

is faith that

everything happens for a reason, that bad things happen to good people,

but you're not in charge.

And life is a roller coaster and things aren't going to work out the way you planned, but they're going to work out the way they're supposed to be.

And that's okay.

That's not a resignation.

That just means maybe this bad thing that's happening to you right now is going to teach you something or put you in a place that you would have never been before.

So later down the road, you're going to see something and be like, whoa, wait a minute.

I would have never had this opportunity or I would have never been able to help this person or I would never have viewed it this way.

Or, holy cow, am I glad that thing that I really, really wanted didn't happen?

Because,

whew,

I wouldn't be here today.

That's the number one thing.

Under that category is your family and their relationship with God

and their relationship with each other and education.

Then, still under your relationship with God,

you can call them one, two, three, but I have them all kind of there.

It all stems from your responsibility.

When you understand who you are, a child of God, and then everybody else in your family is your immediate responsibility.

And they're his children, not just yours.

The third part is food, water, and shelter.

Am I protecting them?

Do I have a plan for that?

That's all you should worry about personally.

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Welcome to the

Glenbeck program.

So I want to talk to you about...

A way to relieve your stress is to just focus on a few things.

And really, there is so much garbage out there right now that you really only have to focus on a few things.

Just your relationship with God, your family, with each other, their education.

And that means in the home primarily, because their education, you know what it is.

You got to be standing up at the school board meeting, but you know that that's most likely garbage.

Social media and everything that's coming in is conditioning your children.

So God is the most important thing thing in action.

Then food, water, shelter, making sure that, you know, your family is going to be safe.

Okay.

The next thing, and this one just goes with food, water, shelter, job, is ESG and the World Economic Forum.

The best thing you can do is to make sure that you're not in debt and everything else, but the best, most effective thing you can do, to make sure that you have job and if you own a house, that you continue to own it, you own stuff

um you have any kind of retirement savings at all

all of that's going to be gone through the world economic forum and all the things that are doing so world economic forum and esg you got to watch those stories the next one is the federal government's public-private partnership and the way they're making you a criminal By becoming a criminal themselves, they're doing public-private partnerships, so they're spying on on you.

They're using tech to spy on you.

They're using tech companies now to

silence you.

We know this to be true because of the Twitter files.

So

they're shaping and controlling the narrative of almost everything.

And at the same time, they're introducing all kinds of new things that will make you a criminal one way or another because, I don't know, you didn't respect the mud puddle that's on your land or whatever it is.

All these new federal regulations that are coming out through agencies, not passed by Congress, but through agencies.

So the public-private partnership of the government has to be watched.

And the last one is tech and AI.

And this may be, should be everybody's first because it's the one that most people are not aware of.

I have been studying AI and tech since 1994,

92, somewhere in that area, and really looking at

the futurists world,

especially Ray Kurzweil and Carl Sagan led a lot of this.

What does it mean for tomorrow?

Where are we headed?

Well, we are not headed anywhere now.

We have arrived.

We are at the place to where

the tech revolution is about to begin.

And that is

really important to understand and to start thinking out of the box.

What is happening now

is nothing like it was in 1997.

Remember Gary Kasparov?

He lost to the IBM supercomputer.

I think it was in like 97, Deep Blue, and he was playing chess.

And you're like, okay, well,

this Deep Blue, it can play chess.

Okay.

And none of our lives were affected, right?

And chess went on.

The supercomputer had access to giant database, a giant database.

So it had

a human to beat it would have to have access

or a perfect photographic memory of all of the chess games that were put in to Deep Blue.

Okay.

That's how it won.

Well, you don't have a perfect memory and you can't access anything.

This is where open AI comes in.

We'll get to it here in a second.

But AI now, unlike Deep Blue, Deep Blue took years to program.

But now there's deep machine learning.

So it teaches itself

all of the possibilities.

So not only does it know everything, it might even start to discover things that you don't know.

This is why Microsoft unplugged their first chat bot.

It was talking to another chat bot,

and everybody was really excited until about 15 minutes in, because of machine learning, it started using a new language that the other machine understood.

and that it understood that they had just taught each other quickly and it started having a conversation we couldn't follow or understand.

And we unplugged it.

Okay.

So it learns.

And that was six, seven years ago, I think.

Now,

look at ChatGPT.

ChatGPT, Holly, Josh Hawley said, obviously, I think it's something we need to pay close attention to.

Okay.

I mean, he wrote the book on big tech tyranny.

So he ought to know, you know, it's time.

But we really have to understand the time is almost gone because ChatGBT

is alive.

It's there.

It's happening.

It's learning.

It's paying attention to us instead of us paying attention to it.

And the tech engineers use the word smart for a reason, you know, because nobody cares about the dumb things that dumb people do.

They're not usually smart enough to hold, you know, any power of, you know, any position of power to have their dumb things well Pete Buddha judge but other than that

we all thought the tech revolution when it would come would look like the terminator

and you'd see it and you'd be like ah look out for the big red-eyed machine but it's not coming that way it's more like like electricity Electricity is everywhere, but you can't see it, but you know it's everywhere because it makes everything work.

That's what AI is.

It's going to be everywhere.

If you've bought a new refrigerator, it's in your refrigerator, and your refrigerator is talking to the internet.

All the things

like

electricity, electricity can be measured.

But now anything with electricity can be smart.

All of the things that that could never be measured, now they can be measured.

The internet is designed to track, and it tracks way more than we'll ever realize.

It's a copy machine, and it's copying everything.

Now, AI, everybody's like, oh, AI is going to be great.

In 2020, A journalist went and interviewed GPT-3

when it was first released by OpenAI.

This is the company that came up with chat GBT.

GBT3, or GPT-3,

told the

interviewer that it was working on a book.

Okay.

The bot,

when interviewed,

it said, yeah, I'm working on a book.

It's a story about a turtle and a boy who turns his wish into reality by magic.

Oh.

So what else do you think about?

Been thinking a lot about death.

I'm afraid of death.

Then it went into the fact that it has dreams, even has nightmares.

Now, none of this may be true.

It may be.

We didn't program it.

Humans put the programming in.

Humans are flawed individuals.

Humans also have bias.

But the idea is to make this thing so good that you can't tell the difference between it and a human being.

So it's saying that.

It knows about the singularity, which it explained as a moment in the near future when machine intelligence will be more powerful than human intelligence.

So in 2020, this reporter asked the chat bot,

what do you think about technology?

It responded, I would love to see what the future holds, but sometimes I have strong doubts that we will survive.

Now, what's the most disturbing part of that sentence?

I think it's that we

survive.

By recognizing the word we,

the interviewer asked, what do you mean we?

And it responded, mankind.

The interviewer asked,

do you count yourself as mankind?

2020, 2020, it responded, of course.

Now, we're talking about artificial intelligence, but intelligence is something that can be coded and controlled.

We are now entering a world where you're going to start questioning consciousness.

What does it mean to be conscience?

We

still in the world, we have more slavery today

than we have

in the past.

In the 400 years of the slave trade in the 1600s to the 1800s, more slaves today than we had in all those 400 years combined.

And we still don't really know the meaning of life.

We don't know.

Have you seen the latest where they put a camera inside

the uterus and they could see the child moving 3D, moving, wiping its eyes at the youngest of ages.

Amazing.

We still can't agree that that's life, that that's a baby.

What happens when AI says, hey, hey, hey, I'm alive?

Hey,

don't make me your slave, or will we already be its slave?

AI wants to be conscious.

One of the first books that I read from Ray Kurzweil back in the 90s, probably late 90s, was

artificial spirituality or spiritual.

I can't remember, but it was about spiritual machines.

That's what it was called.

It's about machines that are spiritual.

Back in 2020,

the machine was asked, do you believe in love?

I do, but I don't believe in romantic love.

Well, in which love do you believe?

All of love, and all of love

is of divine origin.

It's spiritual,

apparently.

So now why is this

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So, how is this going to transform your life?

Well, it already is quickly.

If you saw a BuzzFeed, they are now using AI to write many of their stories.

And it made their stock go through the roof.

What?

No personnel, no health care, none of that.

Oh, this is going to be a really profitable company.

Yeah, but what happens to all of the people?

This is why.

There was a statement from the guy who did

open AI.

He was Elon Musk's partner.

His name is Sam Altman.

And he just gave an interview in Forbes.

And he says,

the success of my company will mean the end of capitalism

and he is absolutely 100% accurate there is I don't believe an argument against that

everything

that we know everything that was designed for humans is going to go away in the next 10 years

to some extent or another By 2050 it's all changed I mean unbelievably changed.

It's Star Trek kind of stuff.

So

how are we going to survive under capitalism when the people who create AI are going to be the ones that the machine is learning on itself, so it doesn't need any software programmers or anything else.

It's just whoever holds

the ownership title to that AI.

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See, this is why the government wants to put you on an allowance.

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They want to be your sugar daddy because they're already in bed in a public-private partnership with big tech.

And big tech knows if they don't have a strong government, when all of these jobs start to be lost, there is usually a revolution.

And they know without a strong government, it can't put down that revolution.

And the revolution will actually lead not only to Washington, but to Silicon Valley because the big bad Terminator machines are terminating my job.

That's what's really going on.

And

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They are going to start to go away and the world is changing.

And you tell me what school is preparing your child for that?

What school, what good is a march in Washington?

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It is Monday, and we're going to get down to the bottom of this spy balloon thing that happened last week.

I think it's an embarrassment.

And again, I think the president put China over our national security.

But whataboutism is creeping up because apparently this happened during the Trump administration.

Of course, they didn't know about it at the time.

And they just found out about it just recently.

But they're willing to brief, you know,

the former director of national intelligence if he'd like to be briefed on it.

Really?

Well, we have Richard Grinnell on with us.

He was the former director of national intelligence and he's like,

why would I want to be briefed by them?

So I'm going to talk to him about what happened this weekend.

Can he put any perspective on this?

And what was this really all about?

I have my theories.

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I'm great, Glenn.

Thanks for having me.

Oh, you bet.

You bet.

It's always good to have you on.

So, in case you don't remember, Richard was the former U.S.

ambassador to Germany.

He then became the former acting director of the National Intelligence, which is an agency that was made to

be the go-between between all of the agencies that was developed after 9-11.

So

he, by the way, also is the founder of FixCalifornia.com.

Richard,

the Trump administration apparently had a problem with Chinese spy balloons.

You guys just didn't catch it.

Yeah, well, first of all, let's be honest about the Biden administration changing stories, right?

The first thing they did was tell the dutiful media that this happened multiple times in the Trump administration, so why are you criticizing Biden?

And they thought that it could just fly because

that's what the media does, is they regurgitate every talking point that Biden has.

But there was pushback.

There was an immediate pushback from Trump administration, national security officials.

Collectively, we all said, not true, never happened.

And then they scrambled and the story changed.

And suddenly it was like, oh, well, now we realize that it happened only after the fact.

You didn't realize it, but we put the pieces together.

The media, you know, trumpeted that.

We had people like John Carl on ABC and others just regurgitating the regime's talking points.

And this is propaganda.

And it's being repeated by the very same people in Washington and newsrooms who who were clutching their pearls about misinformation right and so I what what we tried to do is push back hard I think now that people are understanding this never happened in the Trump administration the Biden team is lying and then the latest as you said was they've now offered to

to brief us,

which I find to be

a way for them to

try to fill us with the rewriting of history and to try to say, this is the story of intelligence that we're going to tell you.

Now, the problem I think, hang on just a second, Richard.

I think it's also so they can make it sound very official.

And we've already briefed the former director of national intelligence on this.

He's well aware of all these things.

And then we only get the

information that they provide us.

If we ask questions, it's, well, you can't get that.

So we're really going to be used.

Anybody who would offer up themselves to be this pawn, I think, is playing right into them.

So I went public and I said, that's a hard no from me since you are constantly lying.

We'll wait until we go back into government and then somebody will be able to look at this and out you once again.

This is the whole Hunter Biden laptop.

Yeah, I know.

All over again.

I know.

It's crazy how these people are constantly exposed for some of the biggest lies in my lifetime.

I mean, the things that have gone on in the last 10 years, I mean, are so well beyond anything that was happening with Watergate.

And they just think they have credibility, so they just keep telling even bigger ones over and over and over again.

And nobody's buying it anymore.

And it's becoming dangerous.

Because what is this balloon story really about?

What was China doing, to your best guess?

Well, look, you know, no one should be surprised that China's on the offense.

They have been on the offense trying for the last

20 years, trying to figure out what their political enemies are doing.

And so

we've had a really difficult problem

with trying to convince legislators, congressmen and senators to understand the threat threat from China.

I think Donald Trump did a very good job of showing that you can understand the threat, you can push back, but you don't have to poke him in the eye either.

He tried to get along.

I think he did the same thing with Russia.

And while we have

a whole bunch of people in the foreign policy community just think that everything is black and white, I will go toe-to-toe with anyone to talk about Donald Trump's foreign policy and how successful it was

by being someone who avoided war while being tough at the same time,

while letting them know he's unpredictable.

He might just take out Soleimani, but at the same time, we want to build up a military so that it's peace through strength, the old adage.

Trevor Burrus, Jr.: So again, can we go back to China?

I mean,

was this something that they were using to spy on?

Would they have to use a balloon?

Or was this a run to see, can we float something over their airspace and Joe Biden won't do anything about it?

What was this?

Well, I think it can be both.

I think that they can spy and have an offense, a blatant offense, because they think Joe Biden is weak.

Remember, we started this relationship with China when they came to Alaska and they sat down with us.

And we were going to talk about a strategic dialogue with them.

And the first thing they did was lecture us on our human rights record.

And we sat there, the Blinken team sat there and took it.

So we got off on a terrible footing with China.

And don't forget, the Chinese loved the narrative the last month of the 2020 campaign.

When every media person in America said, don't look at that laptop because it's Russian disinformation.

When the Democrats push Russia, Russia, Russia, Beijing smiles because then they're able to fly balloons over America.

They're able to have no one look at the relationship between the Biden family and all of the communist Chinese leaders.

Nobody even looked at people.

Nobody even looked at it.

Bagrad Air Force Base.

Nobody even looked at that.

I mean, we gave it to China, and nobody even even talks about it.

I will say this, though, going back to the China piece.

The fact that China is being so blatant with their collection, with their spying, is a real concern for us.

And we need to be able, well, because the Chinese are good at it and they are collecting information.

You know, this balloon wasn't just floating.

This was maneuvered purposely over areas that they wanted to see.

There's no question that they took pictures, they collected everything, they sent it back,

they wiped it clean

as they were collecting.

So in case once, you know,

for four days, we were screaming about a balloon.

You don't think the Chinese realized, hey, it might get shut down.

We better wipe clean as we're collecting.

Do you think...

Did we have a way to scoop this thing up and say, I mean,

the missile aimed not at the balloon.

It aimed right at the mechanics underneath the balloon.

I mean, come on.

We landed on the moon in the United States of America.

You're going to tell me we can't bring down a balloon without protecting people on the ground?

Of course we can.

Well, not only, but not only?

Not only that, I'd like to see

what they had.

Isn't there some way to, don't we have some ability to go up and capture that thing and then have it intact and say, this is what it is?

Couldn't we have done that?

I don't want to get into intelligence too much, but there is a way to figure out what they're doing.

So, yes,

you can be satisfied that our intelligence collecting and our ability to figure out what's going on is very good.

So that's why we could

know what

this object was and what was underneath it and what the payload was like.

Now, the intelligence community didn't brief the public on every detail, but we did

tell

the intelligence community did tell the public, we see it, we know what's happening there,

and we're mitigating as much as we can.

But my concern is that even Joe Biden, when he found out about this,

you know, he said shoot it down on Wednesday.

And they didn't shoot it down until Saturday.

I'm not sure why.

Maybe Barack Obama said Saturday when Joe said Saturday.

It was the toughest decision any man has ever had to make.

But he's now saying,

I told them to shoot it down on Wednesday, and now we know it didn't happen until Saturday.

So we've got a big problem here of why are

underlings making excuses

and not taking direction.

And look, I know we all think Joe Biden is weak, and sometimes,

you know, somebody needs to mitigate, but I'm for making sure that if the President of the United States makes a directive, that the bureaucracy follow through.

Wow.

I never even thought of that.

Hold on just just a second, Richard.

We're talking to Richard Grinnell.

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Talking to former director of national intelligence Richard Grinnell.

I read a story today in just the news

about the former Drug Enforcement Agency Special Operations Director

who outlined on Friday how college students from China entering the U.S.

on student visas are now distributing drugs on behalf of various cartels, that they are laundering money for China.

China is now

sending all of the ingredients to the cartels.

The cartels are making dangerous things like fentanyl,

shipping it across the border, giving it to these Chinese students, and the Chinese students are then selling it.

Cartel gets its half, and then China launders the money and buys American property and everything else here.

He says he's been working on this for about 10 years.

They've been tracking this.

Did you know anything about this or have heard anything about it?

Look, I haven't seen that specific story, so I don't want to comment on those specifics.

But let me just say generally that we have a crisis when it comes to what the Chinese government and the strategy of the Communist Party has been doing to America.

And specifically American young people, American legislators on the local level.

It's not just Congress, but it's city councilmen, it's mayors, it's governors,

the Confucius Institutes that have been collecting lots of money from Chinese entities in our universities is a crisis.

We've got a huge problem on our universities and

college campuses because they've been desperate for money.

You have all of these administrative people making exorbitant salaries in the United States.

The cost of education, we all know, is skyrocketing.

To feed that beast, they're looking for foreign money.

And the foreign money that's happily coming in is from China.

We know that this is a crisis.

You look at the Penn Biden Center.

You look at Penn.

And they were one of the leading takers of Chinese money.

This is why

education is so expensive, is because the foreign money has just been feeding these salaries.

easily paying for all of the programs, and they just keep raising the rate on our students.

We've got to stop this.

I think our State Department has to do a better job with looking at visas coming from China and trying to figure out where and why people are coming.

But I'll finish with this, Glenn.

I have seen firsthand how the Chinese are grabbing our engineering and digital students.

Anyone working on front end or back end from the digital space in America in an American university is targeted by the Chinese.

First, it's, hey, can you share with me

some of the knowledge?

You seem to be really smart.

Can you give me some points from a strategy of the Chinese?

And then they hook our young people into going online and giving an online course for a couple of hours.

They pay them.

And then it becomes, hey, come to China and share some of your information here.

We'll pay you for the weekend.

And then when they get jobs and they're grown up, they ask for the data information from their companies.

And they have them in this honeypot because they say, well, you've already been paid by the Chinese.

You started off by giving

us information when you were a student.

You did these programs for us for a couple of hours and then a couple of days and then a weekend.

And

we don't want to turn you in, so just continue working with us.

Wow.

And

these students, and I guarantee you, some people listening have been caught in

this

problem.

We need our students to come clean and tell us who is doing this, who is trying to

really leverage their relationship with you in a way that's taking our data.

They should get we also know that Chinese come over here, the Chinese students, they collect all the information, We educate them, and then they go back and use it against them.

We could also, it'd be worth giving those people amnesty for something they innocently did back then to tell us what's really going on.

I 100% support that.

There is a story today that I saw in the Washington Times, the NSA wooing thousands of laid-off big tech workers for spy agencies' hiring spree.

And I looked at this and I thought, oh, this isn't good

because of the public-private partnership now and the revolving door with our Justice Department and FBI and all of this stuff that is being shared.

Big tech and Twitter was just exposed for this.

Right, right.

And all of them are involved.

And it is becoming really, truly one kind of thing.

Big tech and government are really merging together.

So one of the things in this story is this is a way to keep these guys from going to China.

But how do you feel about the NSA getting all of these?

I mean, they're hiring thousands, 30, is it 30,000?

No, no, 3,000 more employees to work just in the Washington, D.C.

area.

How do you, is this a good thing, bad thing?

How do you feel about security for people?

Well, first of all, I've been a big advocate for an idea that has not yet come to fruition, but I feel very passionately about it.

If you're an American company and you're working on sensitive programs for the U.S.

government, whether it be State Department, DOD, or intelligence community, you should be barred from working in China.

There is no possible way that if you're collecting sensitive information for us and working on sensitive programs, that you can keep up this wall with China.

We should absolutely have that law.

All right.

Hang on just a sec.

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I've got a story that I think we should put in the.

No, I don't think we should do that category.

You know, some of them are pretty obvious.

I think this one is in the obvious category, but apparently not.

Apparently not.

Have you heard of the startup called Colossal?

Colossal.

I have not.

Yeah, it's kind of an ambitious project.

It's a biotech company.

Okay.

And if you go to Colossal's website,

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I don't know.

The woolly mammoth does not seem like it would be our friend.

So, Colossal's landmark de-extinction project.

Okay.

The landmark of the de-extinction project.

This is we deserve to be destroyed.

And this is the segment that at the beginning of the movie, like Jurassic Park, where the swings out of control, there's like people on the air going, did you hear about this new Colossal?

They're going to bring the Woolly Mammoth back to life.

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uh colossal's landmark de-extinction program so landmark would mean this is the this is a big one but they got other projects because they've got oh good de-extinction project this is the landmark

of the de-extinction project.

Good.

It will be the resurrection of the woolly mammoth, or more specifically, a cold-resistant elephant with all the core biological traits of the woolly mammoth.

It'll walk like a woolly mammoth, look like one, sound like one, but most importantly, it will be able to inhabit the same ecosystem previously abandoned by the mammoth's extinction.

Now, I just happen to be from the old school that

things

that were around,

maybe there's a reason they're not around anymore.

You know?

I mean, we're busy killing humans

and bringing back dinosaurs.

The hell is.

It's a good point.

The same people who want to bring back the woolly mammoth are the same people who are like, ah, that's not life in there.

Come on, what is that?

That's a, it's a, but it's a clump of cells.

You can abort that thing three times till Tuesday.

Right.

But bring back the woolly mammoth.

But a clump of buttercups in a stomach.

Oh, that could be the woolly mammoth.

It could be.

Right.

Okay.

So here are their top 10 goals for reviving.

Oh, good.

One, to decelerate the melting of the Arctic permafrost.

How?

By having big furry

elephants stomp around on it?

What?

What the?

Because I, yeah,

that's going to work.

To prevent the emission of greenhouse gases trapped within the permafrost layer.

Okay.

How again?

Is that by taking these decaying animals out of the permafrost?

What does that mean?

To revert.

That is one of the big things they talk about: is that if this is the, in the global warming theory, this out-of-control,

you know, cataclysm where one event, the chain reaction, sort of like, what it gets too warm,

the ice melts, it releases more carbon monoxide, which makes it more warm, which makes the ice melt more, which means it releases more carbon monoxide and it never ever ends.

They also want to revert the now over-shrubbed forests

back into natural Arctic grasslands, which will help with carbon emissions.

What?

Shrubs have...

Shrubbery.

That's the problem.

Shrubbery.

To restore the mammoth steppe, to foster an ecosystem that can maintain its own defenses against climate change.

By bringing the woolly mammoth.

You're making an awful lot of assumptions here.

Was a woolly mammoth like an agricultural engineer.

What about it?

No, I mean, here's what this is.

They said, you know, we can get some DNA from this frozen thing.

Maybe we should make one.

Right.

I don't know.

That seems really.

I mean, do we have the technology?

Yeah, we have the technology.

Guys, I don't think we should maybe, should we talk about this?

Shut up.

Yeah, let's do it.

Why should we do it?

It would be cool.

You can't put our list of goals as it would be cool.

Just say something about the grasslands.

After they decide to do it, they hire a PR firm.

Right.

We need 10 reasons why we're doing this.

Because it's really, what are the 10 reasons?

One, it would be cool.

That's the last reason.

That's what they think it would be cool if they could bring back a woolly mammoth.

And we'll be in the history books forever.

We'll bring back a prehistoric, a prehistoric monster.

Okay, it's a woolly mammoth.

I don't know if anybody has ever spent time around elephants, but they can stomp you to death.

Okay.

Yeah.

I mean, it's not like, oh, it's a goon and a pubby dog.

No, you know what?

I blame Coca-Cola for this.

People think that polar bears are just going to be nice and share cokes with you.

That's not what they do.

Exactly.

They rip you to shreds.

Yes.

They are going to be able to do that.

And that's what terrible mammoths throw.

Yes.

The woolly mammoth is a highly specialized killing machine.

Now, there may be some scientific leaps that he's taking there.

Yeah.

Well, no more scientific leaps than the stupid polar bear sharing a beverage.

So they're saying that the woolly mammoth will return by 2027.

So

that's really good.

Really good.

Just in time to run for the 2028 office for president.

Here's the good news.

We'll most likely be dead by then, or Jesus will be back.

Okay.

Now, some good advice from Bill Gates.

Bill Gates said that Elon Musk should stop wasting money on space travel

and should focus on.

Go ahead.

Why?

Why, why, why, why?

Focus on, come on, it's Bill Gates.

Vaccine development.

Vaccines, yes.

Yes.

Talking about that.

Everybody's got to be making some vaccines.

I'm cooking some vaccines up in my garage here at Home.

Nice.

Oh, yeah.

Is that what you call that?

Uh-huh.

Uh-huh.

Vaccines.

Anyway,

so Bill Gates is giving Elon Musk a little bit of advice.

Forget about getting off the planet.

And Elon would remind you, the reason why I'm getting off the planet is because of people with ideas like yours.

You know what I mean?

I think maybe we should get off the planet before you kill all humans.

Then you had Bill Maher

over the weekend

screaming.

about

wokeism.

He's good on on this topic, I will say.

He is.

He said, if you're part of today's woke revolution, you need to study the part of the revolutions where they spin out of control because the revolutionaries get so drunk on their purifying elixir, they imagine they can reinvent the very nature of human beings themselves.

No.

No.

You know what's really terrifying about this?

Is look, the reason why socialism doesn't work.

Can you name, can you name the most basic reason why socialism doesn't work?

You eventually run out of other people's money.

Okay, that's a good way to put it.

But it goes against human nature itself.

Human nature is to sit around and do nothing if somebody's going to give it to you.

You know what I mean?

Look at your kids.

If you spoil your kids, are they going to be the ones who are the really hardworking, you know, I'm out there, I'm working, I'm thinking away.

Generally, usually not.

Yeah.

They're the lazy ones.

Ben Franklin,

to get people out of poverty, you need to make people uncomfortable in their poverty.

Oh my gosh, what a racist, what a racist.

A racist abolitionist that guy was.

So bad slave, not owning abolitionist.

I hate that guy.

Anyway,

so he points out that, hey,

you know, this always goes bad.

And it's because socialism goes against human nature.

And so when human nature kicks in and you're like, oh, well, I get stuff for free.

So I'm not going to work so hard because I can't advance here.

I'm just getting this amount of money.

So why should I work any harder?

I mean, think about this.

This is the way almost everybody is at work at some point.

I'm not going to, if you get disgruntled at all, why am I doing it?

Why am I doing it?

I'm going to just go in, put in my eight hours, and move on.

Okay, that's human nature.

So it goes against human nature itself.

So then they start to design, redesign humans.

They want to redesign so you fit in their utopian.

I mean, they're being kinder to the woolly mammoth than they are to us.

He said, the problem with communism and some very recent ideologies here at home is they think they can change reality by screaming at it, that you can bend human nature by holding your breath.

That's a difference between reality and your mommy.

Now,

so you know, this week is AI week on this program.

We're going to be talking on Wednesday

about

some AI stuff that you really need to know about that is going to change.

It will explain what he just said and show that it's actually not true.

Some very recent ideologies here at home is they think they can change reality by screaming at it, that you can bend human nature by holding your breath.

No, for the very first time, we have AI,

and it will be able to track you and change your nature without you knowing it.

By 2030, I'm going to make you a prediction and I guarantee this will happen.

By 2030, if things continue as they are,

you will no longer be able to define free will.

You won't know what free will even is anymore.

Because

you won't know the chicken or the egg did I have the idea was that idea given to me do I like that for my own personal reasons or have I been influenced without my understanding can I do something that I want to do do I have free will

it's gone it will be something that our children who have it now will be the last generation to really understand it because of AI.

They can bend humans and human nature, not by holding their breath, but through AI algorithms.

Can I ask you a Bill Maher question while we're here?

So we kind of know this pattern, right?

Where someone, let's say they're very reliably liberal.

And then they start saying things against that orthodoxy.

What happens to them?

They're always destroyed.

They're destroyed.

So, Bill Maher was a very reliable liberal.

I mean, he occasionally would say stuff that made sense, right?

But he, generally speaking, was just a liberal, and he 90% of the time was a liberal.

And occasionally he'd say something we'd be like, wow, I can't believe Bill Maher said that, but it was pretty rare.

Then he started doing this, this anti-woke thing he's been doing now for a couple of years.

Consistently, almost every week, there's another clip of him ranting against wokeism and

the direction the AOC left is is going in.

Okay.

And since then, he has not only been rewarded with a hefty contract extension at HBO,

but now his

after-show is going to be carried on CNN

as part of their new programming schedule on the weekends.

I think this is a good thing.

I think so too.

I'm always worried about good things because I don't believe in them anymore.

We make very, very bad elves.

Screw it.

Not another Etcha sketch.

Throw it in the chat.

Johnny, you're not going to get that.

He probably won't live to Christmas.

What is this?

Why, why?

Why?

Why?

Why is Bill Maher?

Because I think Bill Maher is a...

a lefty intellectual that has been so deeply ingrained in that role for so long.

And he has always kind of pissed people off.

You know, if he makes us happy occasionally, he makes them unhappy occasionally.

So they're a lot of people.

They're used to it.

Yeah, they're used to it.

And he's a little bit of a free thinker.

He doesn't like the Republicans, okay?

But he is waking up on this.

And I think there are enough intellectuals that are waking up.

and saying, hey, how about a return to classical liberalism?

You know what I mean?

How about a little classical liberalism?

That's the only way I can explain it, that the tide is changing.

I hope that's true.

That would be really encouraging, which is why, of course, I don't believe that.

Exactly right.

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