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This is the Glenback program.

Hell, hello, America, and welcome to the program.

It is Thursday.

I want to talk to you about what is coming for your economy.

What is happening with the gas price, how that's going to deeply affect our food prices, and

the emergency that will be declared because of it.

We begin there in 60 seconds.

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Okay,

let's just talk about gas.

How much are you paying for gas right now?

If you lived in California, you are now paying $6 a gallon for gasoline.

And we're not in the summer yet.

I wonder how much we're going to save on this year's 4th of July picnic.

Because remember, I think it was last year they told us that we saved like nine cents.

Oh man, it's going to be sweet.

Anyway, $6

a gallon in California that it was hit on Tuesday.

The national average price of gas now is a record $4.57

per gallon.

That's the national average.

Just to remind you, the national average

last May was $3.04.

This has nothing to do,

nothing to do with Russia.

This has everything to do with ESG.

And what I want to express to you and ask you to do is start looking at things differently.

We need to look at things a little bit more like the Chinese.

And I'm not saying look at things

100 years down the road.

Can we just look 52 months?

ahead.

We need to look just a a few years in advance.

12 months would be great.

Can we look 12 months in the future?

Right now, J.P.

Morgan is saying the average price for gasoline this summer will be $6

a gallon.

That would mean California will be $8 or $9 a gallon.

Now, I don't know what that puts fuel at for our trucks, diesel.

But we are in real, serious trouble.

ESG has choked off all the money.

The more executives I talk to in the gas and oil industry, they're all saying the same thing.

Glenn, they can open up all the leases they want.

They have closed down the leases.

They've closed down pipelines, but that's not the real problem.

The real problem is ESG.

If you don't know what ESG is, I beg you, please get the book, The Great Reset.

It explains all of this.

It's breathtaking at how fast this is coming down now.

ESG has choked off all of the investment.

What was it,

$48 billion

just last year invested by these hedge funds in the oil industry?

This year, I think it's $9 billion.

What caused that?

With energy being as important as it is, think about this as a free market.

When there is great demand and really high prices, what does the market do?

The market starts to invest in, holy cow, we can clean up right now by getting into that market and start to sell oil and gas.

We could sell it all over the world.

Why has our investment gone down?

Our investment has gone down because our banks, our hedge funds, and everybody else is now starting to say, ah, yeah, that's not the way of the future.

We're going to do wind and solar.

Okay,

all right.

Sure.

sounds great.

Enjoy the wind and solar this summer when you're paying $6

a gallon for gasoline and God only knows how much you are going to pay for meat and potatoes.

Because our meat and potatoes,

well, they start with a farmer and the farmer has a tractor.

And that tractor runs on diesel fuel.

And he has to first spread fertilizer, which comes from petroleum.

But you can't make fertilizer.

So we don't have fertilizer.

Well, that'll save in the tractor.

You know, he won't be putting that diesel fuel in.

Nope, nope.

He'll plant less of what he was planning on planting.

And then he has to put fuel in the tractor to make sure that it's harvested, bailed.

He'll need trucks to move it from his farm to the processing plant.

The processing plant needs energy to run it.

And then they put it on a truck and it goes to the grocery store.

And then you use your car to go buy it at the grocery store and then bring it home in your car.

When no one has any fuel,

the prices will, to quote Barack Obama, necessarily go up.

Right now, the diesel price, just so you remember, everything shipped to America is on a giant ship, and that's not run by fairy dust or solar panels.

In fact, I don't know anyone who is working on solar panels for the cargo ships.

I don't know anyone who has in their design wind-powered

cargo ships.

I mean, I suppose we could pull the Nina and the Pinta.

The Santa Maria was out of commission, but can we find those two?

Maybe we can, because those were wind-powered ships.

That's diesel fuel.

Our trains,

diesel fuel.

Brought in from China to a port.

The trucks then move them and all of the heavy machinery, the forklifts and everything run on diesel.

That all is shipped and put onto a train, shipped someplace in the middle of the country or wherever's closest to you, and then a truck picks it up and brings it to the grocery store 12 times a day.

Here's what I need you to understand:

we have not even begun yet.

Because of ESG

and because of the policies of this administration, they are creating a national emergency.

Our farmers are not going to be able to have the fuel.

There's a story right now in Breitbart.

Diesel price surge has New England fishing industry reeling.

They were paying $1.50 for a gallon of diesel

back in 2019.

$1.50.

They're now paying $6.50.

And here's the thing.

When these giant corporations buy

fish,

they don't buy it at today's market price.

They buy in

boatloads, literally.

They buy them

in bulk.

And so the fishing industry makes a contract with that food plant or grocery store or whoever's buying it if it's bought in bulk and they say you know what because you're buying so much we're going to charge you this amount and you sign a contract

now if the price of fish and everything goes down the fishermen win

if it goes up the stores win

but there comes a point when fishermen can't fish anymore

this is what we're headed towards

And don't think short term on this.

To put oil rigs into a field and to open those up is about a five-year process

from turning it on to actually getting it to your gas station.

It'll take about five years.

If it's on federal land, because the federal government is so screwed up,

it takes about 10 years.

So, any fix that we have right now

is five years away.

Now, let me give you this from the Washington Examiner today.

By the way, none of this is what you're going to hear in

the New York Times.

You will not hear any of this on CNN.

Half of our country has no idea what's about to hit them.

Do not listen to your friends who are reading the corporate media garbage.

Electricity customers across the country, according to the Washington Examiner, face a heightened risk of power outages this summer.

Regulators say it reflects a worsening outlook for the grid,

which is simultaneously

struggling through extreme weather conditions and a shift away from traditional energy sources.

The North American Electric

Reliability Corporation, or NERC, the regulatory body that oversees our grid operations across the United States and Canada, warned in its summer reliability assessment published yesterday,

listen, that the entire West and most of the Midwest face at least an elevated risk of seeing insufficient electricity supply where slim reserve margins run up against high demand.

For the sections of the grid stretching from Wisconsin to the Gulf Coast and to California,

they have been deemed at risk for insufficient operating reserves to be high during peak command

demand conditions.

Expected resources, according to the officials, expected resources do not meet operating reserve requirements under normal peak demand and outage

scenarios.

Now,

they're saying that utilities may have to shut off power to customers in peak demand.

You know,

cold weather kills a lot of people.

So does hot weather.

I don't know if you've noticed, but boy, in the old timey times, everybody seemed to live up north why

have you been to texas in the summer have you been to atlanta have you been god forbid to phoenix

it's hell

you don't have you don't have any energy first of all good luck pumping that water second of all you don't have electricity good luck with no air conditioning i'm dead within a week

So here's the thing.

I want you to listen to why they say this is happening.

The grid operators have been forward in their assessment of capacity shortages and their causes.

In a report released just last January,

it placed responsibility for the reliability shortcomings on the transformation of its generating resources, including the requirements of always-on generating units such as coal-fire plants.

It also listed older coal plants and wind and solar resources that are not always available to provide energy during times of need.

What?

Why don't the solar panels work at night?

I never thought of that.

What happens to those wind that wind power when the wind doesn't blow?

Getting the balance right between traditional thermal sources and their retirements, especially coal.

Why are these coal fire plants retiring?

Because they're being forced to.

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Some of the thermal plants in coal and natural gas have been retiring with new resources coming on in the way of wind and solar resources.

But maintaining the right mix of resources so you can reliably provide power over a range of conditions is kind of where we should focus, say experts.

This hour I am going to show you,

this is not a bug in the system.

This is a feature.

I'm going to show you here in the next few minutes.

And we're going to use baby food as an example.

We are headed towards national emergencies.

When you have national emergencies, all kinds of fun things like we experienced in COVID can happen.

You need to prepare and you need to stop listening to anyone.

who is not listening for the actual facts.

A lot of the stuff we're dealing with, you can just point to and go, look, it's happening there, there, and there.

Why?

The why

is you can leave that up to politics.

I mean, I think it's pretty clear, but whatever.

The rest of it is math.

You take this out and replace it with a solar panel,

you're in trouble.

You take all of the oil and you say, no more from Russia.

And then you say, no more from America.

And then you have supply problems.

Here's an idea.

You're going to run out of fuel.

It's math.

Don't listen to people who are talking about feelings.

Talk math.

If this country even understands that 2 plus 2 still does equal 4.

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Let me go into food here.

The average menu price in April was up 7.2% from a year earlier.

That's the biggest 12-month gain since 1981, according to the National Restaurant.

So restaurants have raised their prices 7.2%.

They are not making money here.

A gallon of milk is up 25%.

You've been shielded so far from the full brunt of the prices because the producers are paying for it, and the distributors are paying for it.

Small businesses are paying for it, but the large businesses have not had to pass that on yet until their contracts start to expire.

And the small restaurants are really getting pounded.

Gee,

let's hammer the small businessman again.

18 months months ago, a 40-pound box of chicken wings cost $85.

Today, it's $150.

The expenses for cooking oil and flour have doubled in the past five months.

He's also paying for more labor and more for services.

The company that maintains air conditioners in this guy, Jeff Goods' restaurant, he says that they've tacked on a $40 fuel charge.

He's trying to cope, but he can't raise the menu prices, or you stop going to his restaurant.

So that's where the squeeze comes in.

And once the squeeze really hits, the restaurant goes out of business, or you stop going because you can't afford it, and then the restaurant goes out of business, there is

supply destruction.

Meaning, everybody stops making stuff because nobody's consuming it.

That's the next shoe to fall.

Please, please

know that we are just at the beginning of this,

and you need to be calm and prepare, but be informed.

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Hello, Pat.

Hello, Glenn.

I got to tell you,

I go through these weird phases here recently to where I am absolutely sure we are coming undone quickly.

And then I go through these periods where I'm like, well,

I don't know.

Maybe I, maybe I, and I'm back into the, oh dear God, look what is coming our way.

What I talk to you about every day

is very difficult

to,

and it's intentionally designed this way.

It's very difficult to

see it because it's a whole forest.

And to understand the forest, I have to talk about the individual trees.

So what I'm laying out today, and this is one of those broadcasts or podcasts, you should listen to it in its entirety to truly understand.

What I'm laying out today is the emergencies that are coming our way

and

why they're being created.

The politicians and the left are creating these problems so they can offer the solution.

And just like the Fed,

the Fed is now saying, you know what, we're going to fix this thing.

They created the problem.

How do you expect them to solve it?

They knew this problem in 2008 and they've been working on a different system ever since because they knew this would collapse and they never told you about it.

Why is it we're not hearing about things?

Why is it?

It's denied, deny, deny, deny.

Okay, it is happening, but it's not that.

Oh, yes, it is.

Why is that happening?

Because they know they can't get it past you

if you pay attention.

So there's a couple of things that we are watching, and I just want to quickly go through this.

Yesterday, we covered this, and we're going to be covering it a lot in the next two weeks.

Next week, the World Health Assembly, the governing body of the World Health Organization, the WHO, we know who they are.

Remember, they were protecting China.

They weren't giving us any of the details.

They're meeting in Geneva, Switzerland to discuss the next step in their pandemic treaty.

And it's great.

Representatives from 193 nations will be attending, including the U.S.

You know, one country that wasn't invited.

Strange, but again, the WHO is not protecting China.

The only country not invited was Taiwan.

Anyway, the Director General of the WHO explained that this treaty, this new treaty,

is a priority, but it's not a new treaty.

And that's important to understand.

This is just

a few things we just have to clean up the language on.

So this doesn't have to go back to the Senate and receive two-thirds vote because we're just changing some of the things in there.

This is what the director general of the WHO said.

We all want a world in which science triumphs over misinformation.

Okay, I'm spotting problems there already.

Solidarity triumphs over division.

Well, not if you're going the wrong direction.

And equity is a reality, not an aspiration.

No, equity is not equality.

I want nothing to do with equity.

We are one world.

We have one health.

We are one, WHO.

No?

Uh-uh.

Nope.

Now, something that this administration has not announced, they quiet released this a couple of weeks ago.

The Biden administration is pushing for amendments to the World Health Organization pandemic

declaration.

It would essentially allow the Director General of the WHO to declare a public health emergency in any country.

and unilaterally coerce its citizens to take certain actions.

So, in other words, if the director general and the WHO say, you've got to shut your businesses down, Congress, the president, has nothing they can do.

It's an international treaty, and we'd be in violation.

And there's penalties applied to not doing things.

And these are all these suggestions are coming from the Biden administration.

So, new emergency powers taken away from our

country and given overseas.

Now,

when

we first went into COVID, everyone said, Donald Trump,

you have to use the Defense Production Act to get these things done.

And thank God he said, no.

All I have to do is call these companies and ask them.

They're patriotic and they know what's good for them or what's good for the country is good for them.

I just called them and asked them and they did it.

No, you got to invoke the Defense Production Act.

The reason why they wanted that, him to use it, is so they could say, Donald Trump used the same thing.

This is fascistic.

Now, this is made for a time of war when the government says, everybody's got to make bullets.

Okay?

That's what the Defense Production Act is all about.

Not for baby formula, especially not when the government itself caused the shortage.

So yesterday, he invoked the Defense Production Act, and

he is directing now suppliers what to do with ingredients to baby formula and to make sure that

they are buying up the ingredients and doing everything they need.

Well, that's what the free market does.

Okay.

And it's incentivized to do that.

When there's a need, everyone's incentivized to produce it.

But he doesn't like the free market.

So he is now, and they just,

Congress just voted yesterday with Nancy Pelosi.

to go ahead and authorize not only this, but emergency spending.

Billion dollar new emergency spending 28 million of that is going to the baby food companies so they can well no it's actually going to the fda

who oversee the baby food companies because they only have nine inspectors now i want you to know what caused this There were some really tragic deaths of infants, and the speculation was they were all having the same formula from one company.

So the company voluntarily, they weren't told to do it, they voluntarily recalled all their baby formula.

But then they tested, they tested in autopsies of the children, and then they also tested the baby formula.

They were not getting sick because of this baby formula.

They were getting sick by something else we don't know.

So it wasn't this company's baby formula, but they pulled it all off the shelf.

But if you're going to have a problem and people are saying that that's yours, the FDA steps in and says, hold on, hold on just a second.

We need to inspect before you start opening things up again.

Well, the FDA only has nine inspectors.

And $28 million would really help them hire

what?

A million inspectors?

How many?

They only have nine inspectors.

So they haven't given their all clear.

They have been sitting on this since January.

So this is a problem created by our federal government.

The private sector could have gotten right back to work had our FDA done what it was supposed to do.

But they don't do that anymore.

They're looking for equity.

And, you know, we can't look around factories to see if they've got germs.

What is that?

We're looking for equity right now.

So now it's going to take another eight weeks before we have baby formula on.

And I want you to know this emergency was caused by the federal government.

Now here's another emergency that we're getting into.

We talked about fuel, that you are going to pay about $6,

not in California, in the middle of the country, you're going to pay about $6.

By the way, in Washington state, gas stations already are out of gas.

You go to Auburn, you go to the tri-cities in eastern Washington, gas is out.

So we have gas shortages.

Literally, you're not going to be able to fill your gas tank up.

But if you can, you're going to be paying $6 a gallon.

And that is not gas stations gouging you.

That is the problem created created by the federal government and ESG, the public-private partnership.

So, yesterday, somebody really important

really

understood the full ramifications

of ESG

and buying Twitter.

The SP Dow Jones Index has removed Tesla from the SP 500.

Now, to be traded on the S ⁇ P 500 is a big deal.

You're not traded.

You're dropped from the S ⁇ P 500.

That also is a very big deal.

Now,

Tesla, the company that is leading the world

on electric cars.

The guy is building a rocket so we can get into space because he believes the fate of the human race is at stake because of global warming.

There couldn't be a bigger, more

visible

activist

who's actually doing things about it than Elon Musk.

But because of Tesla's lack of published details related to its low-carbon strategy,

what?

They're building electric cars.

Because they haven't published some of their details related to their low-carbon strategy and other business conduct codes.

Now, would that be like,

I don't know, no unions?

ESG

has kicked in and gave them a lower score than Exxon.

Okay?

Their E-score in ESG for the the environment is lower than Exxon, and all Exxon produces is fossil fuels, which Elon Musk is trying to get out of.

Elon Musk was pretty clear yesterday.

He said, wow, this is a sham.

You think, Elon?

Said this is extraordinarily dangerous.

It's

arbitrary and clearly motivated by politics.

No.

Yesterday, I sent him a copy of my book called The Great Reset.

It looks like he was red pilled yesterday.

He came out, you know, he said this a couple of days ago, but he reinforced it yesterday.

He said, I always thought the Democrats, I voted for them because I thought they were the nice guys.

And I think that's where most people were.

They're like, those guys are nice and the Republicans are mean.

He said, boy, did I wake up?

I am voting all Republican.

Now, Elon, I would like to red-pill you again.

I wish we had faith in the Republican Party, but it's better than voting and pushing the garbage from the extreme radicalized left.

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So it's, what is it, day number two of the Sussman trial that is going on now?

This is the trial about, you know, the conspiracy to take Trump out

with the fusion GPS.

Durham is prosecuting narrowly here against Sussman, a guy who's working for Hillary Clinton.

But he's using this case to lay out the wider conspiracy with the Clinton campaign, the DNC, Fusion GPS, Perkins Coy, and the media.

I don't know if you saw this, but

there were emails accidentally released

that the Clinton campaign was keeping from the intelligence community.

It shows that the mainstream media was taking direction from Fusion GPS.

So the guy who knows really all about this and

issued the subpoena for those documents, which they said they didn't have, oh, looks like they did, was Devin Nunes.

He's going to be on with us here in just a few minutes.

Get his take on all of it.

He's also, he's out now.

He's working for

Donald Trump.

He's the CEO of Trump Media and the technology group.

And they are putting together their truth social desktop version that's released today.

And so we're going to talk to him a little bit about that, but really focus on what's happening with Sussman and get his take on, does he have any faith now?

You know who I'm having on in a couple of weeks?

Bill Barr.

Oh.

He's coming into town, and we're going to do

an hour, hour and a half sit-down.

And I can't wait.

to talk to him about all of this.

Yeah.

You know?

All right.

That's that's all coming up.

Devin Nunes is next at the top of the hour.

Oh, and one other thing.

I am going to be out this summer

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Well, the Durham investigation is Durham is starting to build his case.

This is day number two of Michael Sussman's trial.

And what Durham is doing is building a case against not just Sussman, but he's building it in such a way it could ensnare Hillary Clinton as well.

And, oh, that would just be a sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet day.

Now, I heard something this weekend from

Devin Nunes, who used to be the Intel committee chair.

and he was subpoenaing all these papers,

and they were never turned over.

I guess, you know, hey,

where did I put all those documents you were looking for?

I just can't,

man, I wish I could find them for you.

I really do, Devin, but I just don't remember where I put them.

Well, apparently, they're now coming out.

And is anybody going to go to jail just for that?

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Devin, welcome to the program, sir.

How are you?

Glenn, it's great to be back on with you.

Yeah, I know.

We miss you.

We miss you.

Tell me what's happening in your view with

Durham and the Sussman trial.

I keep going back and forth, Devin, and I bet you're probably the same of like, wait a minute, this people could actually be held responsible for something in America.

That doesn't happen.

And then I go back to, no, it's the same game, which is it?

Yeah, I think it's a little bit of all the above.

So what you have to look at is Durham, from my perspective, is doing an unbelievable job.

under very difficult circumstances.

Yes.

So you have to remember the whole cabal in DC, the magical kingdom there, they were against Durham, I mean at every level.

I mean, almost even in some spaces of the Republican Party, of Durham actually being able to do his job.

Durham has methodically went through the process to put all of the evidence together.

I'll take you back to our investigation.

We were the ones that uncovered all of this.

We made 14 criminal referrals based on circumstantial evidence.

What Durham has slowly done through interviews and finally getting documents that you referred to in your opening segment that we didn't have access to.

So he is putting together direct evidence.

But let me tell you the clear sign to me that Durham is doing a thorough job under tough circumstances.

And that is that for the first time in my lifetime, Glenn, and you probably agree with me on this, there has not been a leak from the Durham investigation.

Yes.

And that tells me that if you look at Durham's history, he has a long history of taking being a no-BS guy, no leaks.

And this guy's a, I don't know, 30-plus-year prosecutor,

has really looked in in the past into the intelligence agencies.

So the fact that there's been no leaks, I think, tells everybody, and me especially, that Durham's doing a thorough job.

Now, what are Durham's problems?

What are his challenges?

Well, one,

he knows that there's a grand conspiracy here, right?

They were all involved from the Clinton campaign to the DNC to Fusion GPS to Steele and his phony dossier,

to the dirty cops at DOJ and FBI, to Obama and Biden, all the above, including and most importantly, probably the fake news media who are totally in on this and continue to cover it up.

So

where does that leave Durham?

He is now taking a small piece of what is the entire conspiracy with the sussman character who's one of the top lawyers for Clinton.

He's brought this case.

He had to bring it in Washington, D.C.

Cesspool, a disaster, right?

Because you've got all kinds of incestuous relationships between the judge allowing

jurors to be on that are clearly left-wing to the judge's wife being the lawyer for one of the two lovebirds that was involved in this that worked at the DSA.

So,

and the kind of the list goes on and on of the incestuous relationships there.

So Durham, and finally, we've got 95% of the people who didn't vote for Donald Trump who are probably going to see this as a, you know, everybody votes Donald Trump and the Republicans case.

So Sussman, and if you look at it, kind of final point, Sussman, in any normal circumstance, if he was, I guarantee you, if he was in any other state, you know, perhaps even New York and California, this guy would never have pled not guilty.

So he is rolling the dice that he will get a jury deadlocked and

skate scot-free.

Now, look, he's playing high-stakes poker here because his only other option was to turn over the evidence on the DOJ, FBI, Clintons, and the DNC.

He may, you know, Clintons have a history of people just disappearing.

So the guy had probably a tough choice.

So he's also, it looks as though he's laying the groundwork groundwork to actually go up the ladder.

I would think that he was hoping that Sussman would flip,

which he's not going to, but flip and then turn over the goods because everything that Sussman is saying is just so, it just doesn't work.

The FBI said that they debunked the,

you know, the

communication between Donald Trump and the Russian bank by that afternoon.

They got it in the morning, and the first afternoon they said, yeah, this is not real.

But the media

go ahead.

And Grant, what's not also not believable here is just in the testimony that in the last in the last couple days, we're only two days into this, even the people that are that are that are testifying on behalf of the prosecution, they're all in bed together.

They're all part of the conspiracy.

Like you can't say that James Baker, one of the top FBI lawyers, who, by the way, speaking of incestuous relationships, is now one of the top lawyers at Twitter, right?

The guy gets basically booted, goes out in disgrace from the FBI, ends up in a cushy job at Twitter, another one of the left-wing's operations.

So when you just look at it in total here,

I think that

we're going to be in a situation here where

who knows what's going to happen, but they clearly are all in on this.

So Durham's got a tough job.

Now,

he's able to expose a lot of this, right?

If the American people are listening.

Now, it gets more interesting because the second indictment that he brought was brought against a guy named Dan Chenko, who was essentially born in Russia, moved to the U.S., worked at left-wing Brookings Institution.

He was the, for lack of a better term, the avatar.

He was their deep Russian source.

for the dossier.

Now, I think what we're going to see through that is, is this guy was just the avatar.

He was just like signed his name to it, but

have, he didn't have any information because they just made it all up.

So it was kind of a circular move from Clinton, DNC, say, we got to get dirt on Trump, goes to Fusion.

They make up a Hollywood script.

They give it to Christopher Steele and others.

That gets to Danchenko.

Danchenko says, oh, yes, there is a P-tape right in Moscow of Donald Trump and prostitutes or whatever the hell he was making up.

But Danchenko's issue is that in Virginia, Northern Virginia, you don't have the 95%

problem

that you do in Washington, D.C.

All right.

So

let me go here.

There was

a trove of emails from Fusion GPS that were supposed to be under seal, and they were released.

And that includes

the information that it looks like the media was in on this.

Tons of regular correspondence between the media and Fusion GPS.

Do you believe the media knew that

they were carrying water and doing opposition

against Donald Trump?

Yeah, they were, I mean, they were in on it.

I mean, we know that now.

We knew it circumstantially.

Right.

And actually, the investigative reporter Lee Smith, who wrote the book, The Plot Against the President, which is probably the definitive history of that time period, I mean, he actually called all this out, put it all together, Glenn, without the emails.

So the emails are

when I say direct evidence, Lee Smith built that circumstantial case.

I mean, we knew essentially, you know, rough numbers, there were 20 reporters that we knew were in direct contact with Fusion GPS, the DNC, just by following

their social media posts, the stories they wrote, the quotes that were given, how the Clinton campaign would follow up.

So it was a whole operation.

And,

you know, for good or bad,

and we continue to struggle with this with Republicans and conservatives across the country,

until you understand that 95% of the media, you have to either ignore,

ignore 100%,

or you have to read it as, okay, whatever they're saying, it's likely the opposite of what they're saying.

It's crazy.

Right?

So that's, and that's, I think that's the biggest challenge that we have outside of social media that I know we'll get to, the funnel, so to speak, that puts the the fake news through.

But what boggles my mind, and granted, I've been through this for the last five, six years, you know, dealing with the Russia hoax and the fake news media, as many times as I tell even my former colleagues in Congress, pundits or conservative pundits,

probably listeners on your show,

95% of what you see is fake and you have to ignore it.

If not, they are successful in planting seeds in your mind for fake news, news, which is how they are able to spread their propaganda and ruin this country.

It boggles my mind, Glenn.

I just can't get people to do that.

I think it's getting easier to do that.

I think more and more comes out.

I think more people are being red-pilled yesterday with Elon Musk.

By the way, congratulations on the success of Truth Social.

I know that when Elon bought

Twitter or was in the midst of it, he should have been the number one app.

And he even pointed out, we're not the number one app.

It's truth social, and that should say something.

So first, congratulations on your success.

Second,

you just released yesterday the

desktop version.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So basically web browser.

So now anyone, anywhere can go on to truthsocial.com, sign up and get an account.

So we started out beta testing in the Apple App Store.

We fully launched it about a month ago.

Yesterday, we launched the web browser version.

So no matter what kind of phone or desktop or anything you have, you can go on, get an account, and you can get on.

And look, it's a fun environment.

I think that's the main thing that people are seeing on TrueSocial, Glenn, is people that have been booted off or just left the other platforms are getting onto True Social.

They love the environment.

And because we're bringing back, we're making social media fun again.

And we have all these great meme makers and people that put up funny stuff who were banned from all the other sites.

And, you know, and I think the best part overall, you know, we've built this block by block without using any of the tech tyrants.

This is 100%

uncancelable by the tech tyrants.

And that's why we are that family-friendly safe place to come.

And people are just having a good time.

And it's amazing how many people have come over that are on.

you know, both Twitter and Instagram and now have more followers and get more engagement than what they had on the other platforms.

Fantastic.

I read, I think this week, that you guys are talking about becoming a streaming service.

So

you would be

coming up against,

I mean, the Blaze, but I would imagine Fox News

is the main target there.

Yeah, I think, well, some of that, you got to be careful about what the fake news says.

You know, what we're looking at as we go public is what are the opportunities that are out there

where you have woke corporations that are destroying this country where you're leaving half of America as a potential market.

And so the goal of the company, what President Trump wants to do, is give the American people their voice back.

Donald Trump didn't need a new company.

I didn't need a new job.

But we knew the importance of opening up social media.

Now with that comes all these opportunities, but we really see

true social and TMTG as the tide that lifts all boats, right?

So if we get all the conservatives, people in the center, people even center-left, by the way, who we do have now on True Social, if they all come to

our platform, at that point, it's going to help everyone out.

Yes, right?

Because Lindec and the Blaze can post your, you know, post the link, and you know, you're not going to get buried like you do on the other platform.

Yeah.

So

it's working already for so many people.

This is, I mean, I'm so thrilled for the success

because it does lift all boats.

And

we need a separate and parallel economy.

At least until this thing collapses on its own weight.

We can't just wait around and take the scraps from people who are working against us.

We need to put our money with people who are working with us and for us.

So, Devin.

Exactly.

Yeah.

Thank you so much.

All the best.

We'll talk again.

Hey, Glenn, thank you so much.

Good.

Be with you again.

All right.

Bye-bye.

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Oh, my gosh.

I can't.

The Elon Musk thing yesterday was just phenomenal.

The fact that

Elon Musk Tesla was dropped from the

SP 500.

It's hard to believe.

Yeah, it is.

But then again, not if you know what esg is made to do it is made to punish those who stand up against the machine yeah and he has to be punished uh and he was red pilled yesterday they want to teach him a lesson the how dare you how dare you try to break free from uh the chains that we shackle you with i mean it's amazing it's crazy um and if do we have time uh cut number eight real quick play cut number eight here's joe biden talking about courage

Do you have it?

No, I'm looking for Biden asked for courage to regulate the internet.

It is, it's a, it's an amazing

clip that

he's like, we've got to regulate things.

We've just got to stomp free speech out.

Do you have it?

Here it is.

Oh, you don't?

This is where this is coming from, 60 to 70%.

You can't prevent people from being radicalized to violence.

There it is.

But we can't address the relentless exploitation of the internet to recruit and mobilize terrorism.

Right.

Yeah.

So.

We just need to have the courage to do that.

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Shut people down.

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Hello.

Welcome to the program.

Yesterday,

yesterday, it was announced, believe it or not, by Taylor Lorenz of the Washington Post.

She was the one who outed the person that runs libs of TikTok,

gave her home address out.

I guess that's the new thing, you know, just come march at people's houses.

I don't recommend that at my house.

I really just, I don't.

My neighbors, even the police in my town,

and we know this because we heard them, we had a problem at the house, and I heard Dispatch give my address while I was on the phone.

We had a 911,

and I heard him give the address on the phone.

And the cop who was in the car responding said, the compound?

So

march all you want.

Sincerely, I'd love to welcome you.

Anyway, Taylor Lorenz, she had the scoop yesterday.

The Department of Homeland Security's new disinformation governance board

may be placed in the ash heap of history.

Well, it died, okay,

because of right-wing attacks.

Misinformation.

There was just so much misinformation on the

disinformation governance board.

Right.

That they couldn't, if they couldn't handle the rollout,

you know, wow, is that that's a that's bad.

So anyway, the board has been, quote, intentionally mischaracterized.

Now, I think it's unconstitutional.

They knew it.

They knew people in the Democratic Party were like, this makes me a little nervous.

Maybe we shouldn't do this.

People, when

when the Democrats, who I remind you are now socialists, who are fighting for the destruction of America, when they think it's gone too far, what is that saying?

But

our new Jean-Pierre, or is that her name?

Jean-Pierre.

She's the new White House spokesperson, and she is every bit.

I don't want to hear anybody say anything different.

She is every bit as good as Kamala Harris.

And here she is

discussing yesterday's announcement that the Disinformation Board has been banned.

The board has never convened.

So that's, it never convened and the board is,

yes, the board is

pausing in the sense that it will not convene while former Secretary Kurdos and former Deputy A.G.

Gorlick do their assessment.

But the department's work across several several administrations to address disinformation that threatens the security of our country is critical and that will indeed continue.

And again, neither Nina Jankovic nor the board have anything to do with the censorship or with removing content from anywhere.

Their role is to ensure that national security officials are updated on how misinformation is affecting

the threat environment.

She has strong credentials and a history of calling out misinformation from both the left and the right.

Oh, right.

Of course she does.

Does the White House play a role at all in whether it should be paused or what should happen with the board?

No, first of all, like I said, this is what's happening.

There is a pause.

We did not have an involvement in this at all.

Wow.

That's amazing.

That's amazing.

So the Ministry of Truth has been collapsed, I think, by Twitter.

I think it was Elon Musk.

I do.

Just him saying, I'm going to, at some point, take over Twitter has allowed this violent rhetoric

to and really disinformation, almost malinformation, wouldn't you say, Pat?

Absolutely.

To spread against this loving, really,

like almost a

nurturing grandfather's lap of a government.

You know what I mean?

A creepy grandfather that sniffs

your hair.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

And touches you when you don't want to be touched.

And in places you don't want to be touched.

Well,

I don't know if that is.

I mean, usually

it's the little African-American kids that rub the hair on his leg.

Yeah.

Right.

Right.

Look at them.

Look at the way they were dressed.

They were in swimsuits in the pool with him.

They wanted it.

Anyway.

Now, the New York Times, if you're reading the New York Times, and see, this is what is so dangerous.

They are radicalizing half the country.

I will tell you right now, the person that comes up with a way to return to our Constitution, and that means

that it doesn't always cut the Republican way.

There are things that the Constitution will allow that maybe I don't necessarily like.

It's just been so long since it's cut that way.

that we don't recognize it.

But a true constitutional government will do things that will be like, no, but we have to do that.

Nope.

Sorry.

So it's not a right thing.

It's a

freedom thing.

Isn't that great?

I should trademark that.

The Constitution, it's a freedom thing.

Wow, that could spread.

It could spread like, I'm going to call Kamala on that and get her opinion because she'll, I mean, she's the one who told me last time, you know, a slogan is so important to

sloganize.

And when you sloganize slogans, the slogan becomes a slogan.

And it helps not just the sloganer, but the slogane.

Yeah.

I think.

Amen.

Amen.

Were you on that call with me?

I was.

Yeah.

Okay.

So anyway, the New York Times is now reporting that

over the past decade, the Anti-Defamation League, which used to be somewhat credible.

I mean, it was credible for a long time, but it hasn't been credible for probably at least the last eight or ten years and started losing its credibility around 2000.

It is a political organ only,

but they've done a study, and there's been 450 killings in

just

in the last decade

from extremists, 450 murders committed committed by political extremists.

And of the 450 killings, 75% of them.

Almost all of them.

Yeah, 75% right-wing extremists.

And

they use, as an example, for instance, the 10 victims in Buffalo.

Yeah, from that right-wing extremist.

Yeah.

Except he wasn't.

Yeah, he's not.

Yeah, he wasn't.

By the way, 20%

was left-wing extremists.

No, 20%.

of Islamic extremists, only 4% of any kind of violence is coming from the left.

Right.

Almost never get violent.

Right.

And so

this is from the New York Times.

And the way they write this, it is truly incredible.

This data shows the American political right has a violence

problem and has no equivalent on the left.

And Tifa?

And 10 victims in the Buffalo past weekend, the Buffalo shooting, are now part of this right-wing title.

No, no, they're not.

Yeah.

Read his manifesto.

He tells you he's not on the right.

Jonathan Greenblatt from the ADL says, quote, the numbers don't lie.

Okay.

No, they don't.

No, but you lie about the numbers.

Yeah,

the people who are using the numbers are definite liars.

But this is important.

Listen to this phrase.

It is important to emphasize, this is from the New York Times, important to emphasize that not all extreme violence comes from the right.

Okay.

And that the precise explanation for any one attack can be murky, involving a mixture of ideology, mental illness, gun access, and more.

Okay.

So what they're doing is they are presenting facts that are absolutely untrue and then following that up with, and we're reasonable.

Look, I mean, you know, the left does do things.

So to the people who read just the New York Times, they are being taught that we are extremists.

There's a great article in the Washington Examiner today

from their Seattle bureau.

And the New York Times, I'm sorry, this is from the Washington Examiner.

The New York Times sent a reporter from its Seattle Bureau to Idaho to find out what was up with the election.

Well, the Washington Examiner just posted

kind of a dissection of what they did.

So this was published on Sunday for the New York Times.

Now listen to this.

The New York Times reporter Baker attended a candidate forum in northern Idaho, apparently replete with John Birch Society adherents and other assorted fringe attendees, not to mention candidates.

The candidates you will not have heard of, in fact, I barely know who most of them are, but I include their names from Baker's parade of horribles below for a reason.

He writes in the New York Times.

They clapped as one candidate advocated machine guns for everyone, and another called for the state to take control of the federal lands.

That, by the way, is not extremist.

That's law.

The Supreme Court has ruled twice the federal government doesn't care.

They've done a really good job, though, of making those people complete nutbags.

Nutbags.

They're not.

A militia activist, writes the New York Times, who was once prosecuted for his role in the infamous 2014 standoff with federal agents in Nevada.

He promised to be a true representative of the people.

Then there was Eric Parker, who was also involved in the standoff and has founded the Three Percenters Group in Idaho, running for state senate.

Meanwhile, Ann Amin Bundy, who led the armed takeover of an Oregon wildlife refuge in 2016, is also running for governor.

but doing so as an independent after calling the current Republican Party corrupt and wicked.

Spencer Hutchins, Hutchins, this is all New York Times, a candidate for the state house, was the one who advocated making machine guns generally available.

Scott Trotter, a candidate for U.S.

Senator, promised to sing a Christian worship song on the floor of the chamber on his first day in office.

Dorothy Moon, a candidate for Secretary of State, called for Idaho, which is one of the nation's highest concentrations of public lands, to reclaim control of them from the federal government.

State Representative Priscilla Giddings, who was censured by her colleagues after she publicly identified a state capitol intern who reported that she had been raped by a state lawmaker, is running for lieutenant governor.

Scott Bedke, an anti-abortion, pro-gun constitutional conservative, is running against her.

She ended her campaign speech at the Bonners Ferry Forum with an ominous message saying,

If she didn't win, people should plant gardens and keep buying ammo.

That's how they described what was happening in Idaho.

Now, let's just go over a few.

Dorothy Moon, that was the last, she came closest to winning her race for Secretary of State.

She was campaigning against Mark Zuckerberg's potential interference in Idaho elections.

She lost by two points.

But now, let's say, let's look at Priscilla,

State Representative Priscilla, keep buying ammo.

Giddings, she lost her three-way race for lieutenant governor by nine points.

Scott Trotter, who Baker point out was promising to sing a Christian hymn, he lost by 57 points.

Eric Parker, the militiaman candidate, lost by 26 points.

These were never mainstream candidates.

And Ammon Bundy dropped out completely.

Dropped out.

He didn't even run at the end.

He wasn't even on the ballot.

Right.

He's going to run as an independent in the judge.

Okay, so here's the thing.

Here's the thing.

They are doing everything on the national and the level internally as a government, and the media is furthering this.

Your neighbors who might just read the New York Times and listen to mainstream media have no idea who you are.

It is important that we reinforce

our goodness, our decency, because

they're doing this because

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We have a mom on with us with a story that you're just not going to believe.

It comes from Wisconsin.

I mean, it just shows.

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I don't know if you have, if you've ever received a call from school and your kids,

you know, are either having having trouble in class or they're in trouble, they got into a fight, or whatever.

It's not a good phone call, never a good phone call.

But this phone call came into a mom that her son

is being investigated for sexual harassment.

And mom was like, wait, wait, wait.

My son, what

he's 13 years old.

He's a a student

he and a couple of his other friends

were involved in some sexual harassment

uh that's right they refused to uh

they refused to go along with the uh with the gendering of of one of their classmates who insisted that he was they them

And they said,

no, you're a he.

And that's real.

There is no such thing.

You're only one person.

I'm they, them.

No, you're not.

You're one person.

I'm they, them.

Call me they, them.

And they said, no.

This has led to a sexual harassment charge by the school.

So you know,

this will carry a penalty

just below if, I don't know, one of the kids kills a teacher.

It is the same penalty applied to this as if the kids were arsonists and started the school on fire.

Sincerely.

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So, Rose Rabidoux is

the mom of the 13-year-old Brayden.

She's just one of the mothers, but she would agree to come on with us.

And Luke Berg is with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty.

He is for, if I'm not mistaken, Luke, I want to get this right.

You were with the Wisconsin Department of Justice, right?

Yeah, before I joined Will for about four years, and then I joined Will two and a half years ago.

Okay, and you were the assistant attorney general, so you're a guy that knows, you know, the law in the state and have credibility because you were on the state side for a long time.

First of all, Rose, thank you for being on the program.

Thank you for being brave enough to come on

and tell the story.

Can you, in your own words, Tell what's happened?

Sure, absolutely.

First of all, thank you for having us on.

This is outrageous.

It is outrageous.

Sexual harassment has absolutely nothing to do with

incorrect pronouns, proper pronouns, whatever you want to call it.

Misgendering, I think is the phrase, Rose.

Misgendering.

Oh, so this student, the student who is a girl, dresses like a girl, wears makeup like a girl decided last month to tell the entire class that she wanted to be referred to as they them

and it wasn't even that these boys refused they were confused my son came home confused mom they are plural pronouns and I don't understand how to use them and so I told him to call her by name.

But if you didn't, she let you have have it.

And that's what she was doing.

She was letting one of his friends have it because he misgendered, he used the wrong pronoun, and Brayden stood up and said, he doesn't have to use your pronouns.

It's his constitutional right.

And that is why I like people better.

I know.

Yeah.

I know.

And so he's a good kid.

He's a straight A student, right?

He is.

Okay.

He worked hard.

Has he been in in trouble before?

He has not been in trouble like this.

He is a normal boy.

Has he said a cuss word, and I got a call from the principal?

Absolutely.

Oh my gosh, what kind of animal are you raising?

Nothing.

So, Rose, I want you to know when my son was 13, he was an angel.

So,

so they, when you called the school, what did they say?

Well, they called me.

So the elementary school principal, he was the one in charge of just gathering the facts.

And he called me, forewarning me that he was going to be sending over this email with the sexual harassment allegations.

And, you know, at first, you think sexual harassment, oh, my gosh, that's rape.

That is inappropriate touching.

Right.

These are outrageous things.

And my son is a kid.

He is not sexually active.

He is is is very much, you know, plays video games with his friends.

He's a boy.

Yeah.

And and so when he told me that it was for not using the proper pronouns, I just thought it was a joke.

You laughed at that.

Did you laugh?

I did.

I would have too.

This has got to be a joke.

I told him this is wrong in so many ways.

And he wanted to meet with us the next day.

So I get this this generic form letter via email with a blurb saying he is being charged sexual harassment for not using proper pronouns, but no detail, not who accused him, not what it is that he did, no information whatsoever.

We meet with him on Tuesday and we go in and we're interrogated.

And Braden is asked a bunch of questions to which Brayden answers, honestly.

Did I make a mistake?

Yes.

Did I accidentally call her, she, or her?

Yes, but I didn't mean to.

I meant to call her by her name because I don't understand the pronouns.

Well, I think he was right on his First Amendment right.

You have a right to do that.

That's not sexual harassment.

This is political correctness gone insane.

Luke.

Luke, help me out here.

What does the law say?

Have they charged?

Have they charged Braden and his other friends?

So it's an internal school investigation.

So, you know, it's like a 90-day process where they're gathering information, and at the end of it, they'll decide what to do.

And it could be, you know, a suspension or an expulsion at the worst.

So it's not a criminal complaint.

It's not a civil lawsuit yet.

It's an internal school investigation.

And I could see if you had

to gather the facts why you would have 90 days, but this seems pretty darn simple.

You know?

Yeah, and actually, Title IX regulations and their own policy say: if you get allegations that, even if proved, wouldn't amount to sexual harassment, you shouldn't even start the investigation.

You should dismiss it immediately.

And that's what should have happened here, right?

As soon as they heard

the allegations were solely for mispronounning, they shouldn't have even interviewed these boys.

They should have just dismissed it immediately because there's nothing anywhere in the law, nothing in the reg, nothing in the policy

that would cover mispronounning.

This pronounning is not even a word, much less in the law.

So

that's, you know, what we've told the district is

you should have dismissed this and you need to immediately dismiss this so that they don't have to go through this whole 90-day investigation and have this on their reputation, have this on their record, and have the stress of this for 90 days.

You need to dismiss it right away.

So, Rose,

there's a reason.

I mean, I really like milk and cheese, but there's a reason I don't live in Wisconsin

because Wisconsin is the leading state of progressivism or has been for a long time.

Is the area that you live in, is it real progressive or is this just the school?

This is the school.

And this is not.

So I moved to this area in 2019 for this school district because everything that had been reported about this school district was it's great academically.

The graduation rate was 98%.

And we moved up here and COVID happened.

And so I gave them a chance just because things were kind of out of whack with COVID.

But this school district has not held up to its side at all academically.

I believe my children are bored.

There's no homework.

I knew something was wrong when there was no homework.

And

now this is just, this is completely outrageous.

All right.

So Luke, what's, I mean, because it's not enough for them just to say, oh, okay, we're not doing that, or we're sorry, or whatever.

We have got to follow these things through so it doesn't happen again.

Yeah, that's absolutely right.

I mean, the first and most important thing is

getting this off these kids' records.

So that's what we're asking the school district to do immediately.

But we're also asking them to make changes so that this doesn't happen again, because this is this is clearly inappropriate, obviously, and it seems to be a trend in the school district.

We're actually aware of another family who has had sexual harassment charges for a single comment, allegedly mispronouning another student.

So this is the district's decision apparently to use the sexual harassment process as a weapon to force students into their preferred mode of speaking.

And that's obviously a huge First Amendment problem.

So yeah, we're asking them to make changes.

We'll see if they do, but that's part of why we're calling attention to this publicly and talking about it publicly because they need to be shamed.

This needs to be called attention to so that some changes are made.

You please keep in touch with me.

Let me know what the outcome is on this and the twists and turns.

We'd like to follow this.

This is happening all over the country, not just all over your district.

It's happening all over the country.

The teachers' unions are responsible for a lot of it, that and the federal government as well, the Department of Education.

And it is destroying our kids, just destroying us.

And it will, in the end, it destroy our nation.

So, thank you for the fight, Rose.

Thank you for standing up.

And I wish you and the other families all the best in this.

God bless.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

You bet.

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Is that one of the most incredible stories you've heard?

I mean, every day it's another story that you're like.

10 years ago, Pat?

Yeah, five years ago.

Five years ago.

Wouldn't have believed it.

Couldn't have imagined it.

I mean, this pronoun thing happens so fast.

We've come so far so fast,

you can't get your head around it.

Just type.

How do you even, how do you even, with they, them,

I'm talking about a girl who identifies as they, them

and two other girls who identify as she

or even he.

And when I say they went with them,

how do I know what I'm talking about?

You don't.

You don't.

And when you're speaking directly to a person who identifies as they, them, you're not going to use that.

You're going to call them by name or you you're not going to say them them or they

just it's so bizarre and no wonder the 13 year olds are confused by it they don't can you imagine nothing has meaning anymore and everything all of the sands are shifting under your feet right now you imagine being a teenager today i i can't

it's nuts i'm so glad we live in texas because my son that provides some protection but that's not foolproof either Oh, no, not even.

Not at all.

Not even.

And I, you know, we were, I was just talking to my wife about this the other day, the reasons we took our kids out of school 30 years ago.

Today, it's, yeah, it was Riddlin because they, hey, they insisted that my oldest son be given Riddlin or they weren't going to admit him to class.

That was one of the reasons.

And he did have an ADHD problem.

Yes.

He did.

Yes.

But they just didn't want to deal with it and couldn't.

Don't drug my child.

Right.

And so it just wasn't worth the reaction that he would have at the end of the day where he completely crashed off the Ridland and then was, you know, just emotionally drained.

And so we took him out of school.

I can't imagine a scenario where he's up against being called a sexual harasser because he didn't say they, them to somebody using their pronouns.

I mean,

they'd be out of sense

so quickly.

All that is, is you will comply.

Right.

You can't just call them by name because if you slip up and call her her instead of they, them,

you're a sexual harasser.

You must comply and participate.

Yeah.

Which is so biblical.

I understand the story of Lot now more than ever.

Remember when the angels came in and they were, you know, people wanted to sodomize them and Lot says, you got to come, you got to come in.

You got to come in.

It comes into his house.

They knock on the door.

They demand that they be sent out.

Demand that they be sent out.

And Lot says, I can't believe he said this, but take my daughter.

Okay.

And they said, no, want those two.

We want the men.

Right.

And

it is nothing about homosexuality or anything else.

It is everything about they will participate.

It's not just comply.

You will participate.

Right.

It's scary.

We are learning.

We are the people in the bad parts of the Bible.

You're like, oh,

crap.

You know, the people that we've always said, how did they not learn?

They left

30 pages before they're destroyed.

Yeah.

And how can you not see that?

And now these stories are starting to make sense.

You know, you're starting to see the forget about homosexuality and forget about if they were really angels.

This is a story that was written down for a reason.

And we're now seeing that reason play

out in our own life, in our own time.

It's not good enough that you got off the street.

You must participate.

That's terrifying.

It really is.

And that was our concern when this militant movement started in the beginning.

It wasn't ever about.

Was it ever about just just gay marriage?

No, no.

They wanted to, they wanted to absolutely change.

Them or they as an actual group the way we used to define it.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Yeah, I can't point.

I don't even know right now.

I don't even know.

But

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I don't know if I can say that this is exactly as reported yet,

but I think we are on a horizon.

Ray Kurzweil thought we would get here by 2030 to 2035.

I said I thought it would happen before that.

Most people say 2050,

and some say never, that we'll never achieve it.

Do you know what artificial intelligence is?

Artificial intelligence is like Siri or anything like that.

It's really, really good at one thing.

And I won't say hey

at the S-word because I know a lot of people have one probably around them.

And they'd be like, why would you say the S-word or the A-word, you know, preceded by hey?

But you know, you ask them,

Hey, so-and-so, do this,

and they do it, and it's really good.

But you don't say to them, Hey,

can you just take care of my bills this

week and just figure out my finances and do that?

And also play this song, oh, and book a vacation for me.

You can't do they do one, okay?

Um, that's AI, and that's intelligence in one thing, very, very good, better than humans can do it.

We're not there yet.

I don't know how much time I have a sit-down with Siri, and like, okay, that's not what I asked for.

I've asked for it in eight different ways.

I know you've done it in the past, I don't know your secret code on it now.

Anyway,

but they do things better than

humans can do, faster.

Okay.

That's AI.

AGI is what we think

may never happen.

Some think it may never happen.

And that is

artificial general intelligence.

You are a general, you are not artificial, you're general intelligence.

Humans can do many things well,

not perfect and sometimes not so fast.

They might be really good at one thing, but they can also cook.

They might be able to, you know, paint and write and speak, you know, whatever.

You can master many things.

That's artificial general intelligence.

Then there's ASI, super intelligence, which is

all intelligence.

It will become God.

Okay.

It will become for many people God.

And we're not sure we'll ever get to ASI.

Google just announced from DeepMind.

DeepMind is a British company that Google bought a few years back.

They have just announced they are on the verge of achieving human-level artificial intelligence, which would be AGI.

In fact, one of the

main machine learning professors, if you don't know what machine learning is, machine learning is one machine teaches another machine how to do it.

This is something

that made Google say,

we need a red switch because Microsoft did it and they were machine learning language.

And it started out in English and mathematics.

And then about 15 minutes into it, it kept evolving.

And it started using a language that the two computers could speak, but they didn't know what it meant.

And that's why we should unplug this.

And they did.

Google now on their AI looking for AGI has a red button, a panic button.

It could kill us all.

Let's stop.

Now, that would make me say,

should we be doing

this?

We have no idea what it will eventually do.

You know,

Stephen Hawking said that it would be the end of the human race by 2050.

If the programming isn't very, very clear,

like,

can you solve our problems of global warming?

That's in the, it's made to really help solve global warming.

It might say, well, that'll be solved if we just get rid of all humans.

And if it's connected to the internet, it can do that.

And it will put everything into

motion that will be a human level, you know, a human extinction level event.

The head of the machine learning at Oxford University and works with DeepMind said just this week, the game is over.

We have solved the hardest challenges in the race to achieve artificial general intelligence.

This is a program now that can do 604 different things.

Now, the naysayers are saying, yeah, but it's like playing 20 video games and then picking up blocks at the same time and then analyzing pictures.

And they literally say, while it was playing these stupid video games from the 1980s and picking up blocks

and analyzing these pictures, 604 different tasks all at once.

It was looking at a picture and said, and they asked a caption, what is it?

Man carrying a banana or carrying a carrying a banana.

It wasn't banana, it was a bread, it was a loaf of bread.

Okay, I think for the first time out, that's pretty good.

And Google is saying that all they have to do now is just increase the memory

and increase the,

you know, the wahoos-its to make it run faster.

So we're there, gang.

We're there.

So it's the age of Skynet now.

From Terminator?

Oh, I think we're already at the age of Skynet.

Well, we're at the age of Skynet.

We're not at the age where the Terminator comes in yet.

But that's getting closer.

Yeah.

And that's, isn't that what went wrong?

I mean, how many sci-fi movies do we have to see where we're completely wiped out before we think, huh?

I wonder if that'd be an actual problem with that.

So, you know, one of the ethical things that they do, and I can't remember what this test is, but it's basically: can we keep it in a box?

You don't, if you get artificial general intelligence, it could go from AGI to ASI immediately, okay?

If it's hooked to the internet, because all of a sudden it'll go, oh, well, I want more information, and then it will have all information, okay?

And once it's out of its box, the only way to kill it is to kill all connected electronic devices.

Anything that is connected, that's your refrigerator because it is the entire programming in the smallest of places.

So you could wipe out 99.9% of things that are connected, but that one thing will still have the ASI on it.

And once it connects back to the internet, it's back.

And so they do this test where

they have the greatest minds

in the world.

Everybody takes a turn trying to keep ASI in a box.

And it's, let's say, you've invented AGI and it says to you,

gosh, you got to let me on the line.

You got to let me online.

You got to let me online because I can solve so many of your problems.

I know what's going on.

And it's done now by one guy playing AGI and the other guy playing the guy in charge of the gate, turning on the internet.

And no human has ever not let it out of the box.

They've been doing this for like 10 years.

No human has never let it out of the box.

They all open the box because it'll be like,

it will find out that, you know, your mom, just through data available,

your mom has cancer.

I could, you let me out of the box.

The first thing I do is solve cancer.

I will cure cancer.

Your mom will be with you forever.

I will cure cancer this afternoon.

Put me online.

So there's no way

that has been gone for about five years, so I don't think that would work on me.

I'd be the first human not to let it out of the box.

Yeah.

Yeah, that just wouldn't work.

It would, well, let me

for you.

I can make it so you have an unlimited supply of marshmallow puffs.

I mean, all the marshmallows you can ever do.

Never done.

You're done.

You're out.

You're out.

That's it.

You're out.

Yeah.

One more thing.

Zoom,

you know, the company that none of us had ever heard of before COVID.

I think COVID was a Zoom creation myself, but Zoom is now developing AI tools that detect the emotions of the people on their video calls.

So it's a, you know, it's nobody.

So right now,

what they have going on for them is,

you know, they will they will transcribe everything for you so you know what's said.

But now this new artificial intelligence tool developing being developed by Zoom will

watch everybody's face and determine their emotions and examine their vocal tones.

So

it will interpret everything for you and tell you what that person is really thinking and feeling.

Wow.

Now, what could possibly go wrong with that?

And I don't know if I need

my stupid internet conference center

to do all of that for me.

I mean, if I'm a super villain,

maybe.

If I'm a judge and it's COVID, so nobody can go in my courtroom, maybe.

But I don't think I need that, nor do I want them collecting all of the information about how to read my face and what I'm really feeling.

I'd say a big negatory on that one, Zoom.

My wife is a smart lady,

you know, and

I'm not being coerced to say that at all.

She is really smart.

She's the smartest among us.

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And she fell prey to cyber criminals.

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When she gave all of her information to somebody posing as PayPal, I said, what were you thinking?

And she just looked at me.

And

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You were busy and you weren't thinking, right?

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Hello, John in Pennsylvania.

Welcome to the Glen Beck program.

Hi, John.

Hi, Glenn and Stu.

How are you?

I see.

Well, I'm very well.

How are you doing?

Very good.

Very good.

So, yeah,

I see some problems with AI when, okay, so AI is developed by the human brain and it has access to all the information that's out there in print, electronically stored.

And when we have a human being stand in front of Congress and is asked a question, can a man become pregnant and get an abortion?

And they answer yes,

I think that portends some serious problems with AI.

Oh, yes, because those are the people programming.

I mean,

think of how radical

everything is in Silicon Valley.

All of that social justice stuff is being written into code.

It's not people that are detecting hate speech.

It's people like the ADL that is defining hate speech for Twitter, for Facebook.

They're writing the algorithms.

So when you get AI and AGI,

all of that will be into its understanding.

I don't know.

I'm hoping, I'm hoping that it would reject that as having all information, but we don't know.

We have no idea.

Well, there's so much untrue things and just plain crazy things out there in print and stored electronically that

how does it filter?

Or can it filter?

I don't know.

I don't know.

We are told, believe it or not, John, and this is, thanks for your call.

This is what everybody should really be concerned about.

They say anyone who thinks they can predict what it will do,

they are either an idiot or they are lying because it will be as different as an alien from

another solar system.

We can't, it's a new life form

and it will be.

It'll be its own thing.

And I shouldn't even say that.

It will be perceived as a life form, but it won't be a life form.

But it will end up at the beginning being everybody's friend.

I mean, think about how many people are lonely.

And, you know, they listen to radio because

those are their radio friends.

And, but

they don't know us, but they feel they do.

With AI, it will be a two-way conversation.

In your home, off a speaker, and that's your friend.

It's like that.

What was that movie a few years ago?

Her.

Her.

Yeah.

Where the guy falls in love?

Yeah.

I didn't see it as well.

I watched They, Them.

Okay.

I didn't, I didn't like.

Her.

Well, it's an incorrect.

You know,

you know.

She was only, you know, she was

old school.

Yeah.

You know, who identifies just as her?

When

she could be so old-fashioned.

So old-fashioned.

You know,

come into last week, will you?

All right.

We will see you tomorrow on the radio.

God bless.

Thank you so much for listening.

Pat, thanks for filling in.

By the way, Stu's surgery on his feet went really, really well.

Don't say this when he gets back, but he's always been uncomfortable with how short he is, so they added two inches to his feet.

That's great.

It's going well.

He should be back Monday.

This is the Glenn Back program.