Best of the Program | Guest: Justin Haskins | 1/3/22

Speaker 1 Transform your home during Blinds.com's Black Friday Super Sale. Get up to 50% off site-wide, plus huge doorbuster deals on popular styles.

Speaker 1 Go DIY and do it all 100% online, or choose White Glove Service with expert design help and professional installation. Both backed by Blinds.com's 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.

Speaker 1 Blinds.com's Black Friday Super Sale is here. Save up to 50% site-wide and get a free professional measure.
Limited time offer, rules, and restrictions apply. See Blinds.com for details.

Speaker 2 Hey,

Speaker 2 welcome back. It's a new year.
New show, new theme, new attitude. And we take on the heavy things like Keanu Reeves,

Speaker 2 also,

Speaker 2 also COVID, and my predictions for 2022. All on today's podcast.

Speaker 2 You're listening to

Speaker 2 the best of the Glenbeck program.

Speaker 2 Welcome to a new year in the Glenbeck program.

Speaker 2 We just told you about

Speaker 2 what science is now saying about COVID, what the, I should say, what the scientists are now saying about COVID, what the CDC, what Joe Biden has come out and said over the last two weeks, they've come out and basically said,

Speaker 2 oh, yeah, everything that,

Speaker 2 you know, everything that we've been, we've been saying about about masks and and uh you know 10-day uh quarantines and uh

Speaker 2 you know the immune system all wrong well we've known this we've known this

Speaker 2 the the thing that really concerns me is that there is no humility

Speaker 2 put in with that there's no humility of uh gosh you know we we we have some new information now and you know we were doing our best. And we've demonized a lot of people about this vaccine.

Speaker 2 And we've said a lot of people, we're going to kill everybody and everything else. And

Speaker 2 we were wrong on that. We shouldn't have demonized because some of the things that they were saying is true.
For instance, this, this, and this.

Speaker 2 Now, that doesn't make everything that they said was true, but we now know these things are true. And so we're changing policies.

Speaker 2 That would be perfectly reasonable in a society that treats everyone with respect.

Speaker 2 Be perfectly reasonable. And we wouldn't, in that society, you wouldn't have to say, aha,

Speaker 2 because it would be an honest exchange of information. But these people still want to be the gatekeepers of all of the information.
Think how many people have been

Speaker 2 kicked off of Twitter or Facebook or YouTube because they said the things that now Fauci and the CDC are saying.

Speaker 2 We now know there are a few conspiracy theories that in 2021 we learned are not necessarily conspiracy theories.

Speaker 2 Now, this doesn't make the entire thing true, but let me take a couple of the big ones. Did you even know that they released a CIA

Speaker 2 memo from the CIA chief

Speaker 2 that says Oswald called the Soviet embassy in Mexico in the 1st of October, identifying himself by name and speaking broken Russian.

Speaker 2 So we now know

Speaker 2 that he was reaching out to the Soviets and asking them, how can I help you?

Speaker 2 Now, that doesn't mean that the Soviets were responsible or had anything to do with the assassination, But that does mean that those people who vilified everyone who said, you know, there's real evidence that he went down to Mexico and he was at the Soviet embassy, that those people were right.

Speaker 2 How about the UFO conspiracy?

Speaker 2 The government has been telling you that these things are all made up or they're 100% explainable.

Speaker 2 And they didn't have the ability to say that.

Speaker 2 But apparently, they just didn't want you to freak out.

Speaker 2 So they made it into a conspiracy theory that UFOs don't exist. Yada, yada, yada, these people are all crazy.
Well, no, apparently they're not.

Speaker 2 The Pentagon

Speaker 2 last year confirmed they have documented themselves and tracked 144 flying objects.

Speaker 2 Just on June 25th, they made this.

Speaker 2 And they said

Speaker 2 they have no explanation for them. It's technology that

Speaker 2 they believe no one on Earth has.

Speaker 2 It defies all physics.

Speaker 2 Then they came out and said, oh, and by the way, we have some otherworldly

Speaker 2 pieces of some of these machines and we're trying to reverse engineer.

Speaker 2 Well, that's kind of a big deal, huh? Did you see over the holiday, they doubled down on that? And they're asking for help from scientists.

Speaker 2 to gather together and try to reverse engineer because they're not making a lot of progress.

Speaker 2 That came out over the holiday. Nobody seemed...
Oh, another thing

Speaker 2 they are also uh doing polling with all of the world's major religions to find out how people are going to react if it's confirmed that there is alien life

Speaker 2 these aren't conspiracy theories these are these are

Speaker 2 notes from the Pentagon these are really press releases from the Pentagon

Speaker 2 So there's another conspiracy theory that you were made to feel like you were an idiot if you believed any of it. And I'm not saying that we believe in little green men.

Speaker 2 I have no idea what's going on. But the government didn't either.

Speaker 2 They didn't until I think 2006 have the technology to be able to track any of these things. The reason why they are admitting it now is because in 2006 they could track it from three different points.

Speaker 2 Now they know the speed. Now they know exactly what these things can do, stop and start on a dime.
Things that just can't happen physically that we know.

Speaker 2 Last year we also found out that the Wuhan leak theory

Speaker 2 at least earned the backing of one U.S. government department.

Speaker 2 We now know that we should probably look into that because

Speaker 2 it had some credibility to it. But you were banned.
You were banned for even saying that.

Speaker 2 You were a conspiracy theorist.

Speaker 2 Last year, we found out that Hunter Biden's laptop

Speaker 2 is not disinformation.

Speaker 2 It's not disinformation. It's real.

Speaker 2 And we're about to find out this week or next week

Speaker 2 how bad things really are in that laptop.

Speaker 2 See, the problem is

Speaker 2 not these things are coming true or that are now being verified are true. The problem is the gatekeepers who said they were not true

Speaker 2 and were vilifying everyone are the same gatekeepers today.

Speaker 2 So nothing changes.

Speaker 2 And in fact, they're burying a lot of these things.

Speaker 2 You know, people said last year, I'm not taking because there's a chip inside the vaccine. That's crazy.
It is crazy. There is no vaccine with a tracking chip in it.
However,

Speaker 2 we just found out that Sweden

Speaker 2 is implanting tracking chips and chips into people's arms. They are volunteering for it.
It's not a conspiracy. They're out in the open.

Speaker 2 Hey, who wants to have a vaccine passport and be able to pay all of your bills with your wrist? Oh, and

Speaker 2 we'll be able to track you in case you get lost and all of your vital signs will be

Speaker 2 beamed into a central hub. Congratulations.

Speaker 2 Well, that's really bad.

Speaker 2 But the Swedes don't think so.

Speaker 2 And so the Swedes are doing the digital passport with a chip implant.

Speaker 2 And other countries are starting to consider it.

Speaker 2 So you can see how that gave birth

Speaker 2 to this conspiracy theory. The other thing that gave birth to that conspiracy theory is the fact that the government was telling us things that we know aren't true.

Speaker 2 You've had it. Well, you still need the vaccine.
Why? My immune system should be able to handle this.

Speaker 2 Nope, nope, nope, nothing. No, immune system, it doesn't work like that.
Wait, I've learned my whole life that's how the immune system works.

Speaker 2 I know that's how it works. Nope, nope, this is different.

Speaker 2 That's the kind of stuff that leads to conspiracy theories.

Speaker 2 That's why it's so important that the guardians, the gatekeepers of information are fully discredited and dismissed.

Speaker 2 Because they can't, they have no credibility. And this is,

Speaker 2 let me speak to those people who are in science, who are doctors, who are in the media.

Speaker 2 This is vital. for the survival of the human race.

Speaker 2 We are entering a time by 2030, the world will be completely different

Speaker 2 because of AI.

Speaker 2 Completely different.

Speaker 2 We need to have someone that we trust.

Speaker 2 I've done a lot of reading over the holiday,

Speaker 2 and I'm telling you.

Speaker 2 I'm going to make a case here in the next couple of weeks. They have known that this great reset was coming.
This is their answer for something that they've never talked to you about.

Speaker 2 And it is so important

Speaker 2 that somebody tells you what's coming your way and then tells you what you can do about it. And there are things you can do.

Speaker 2 But listening to the so-called experts is not necessarily one of them because they're the same experts that have said they're going to wipe out the coronavirus when we were all saying, no, it's going to end up like the flu.

Speaker 2 It will probably be with us forever

Speaker 2 because that's the way

Speaker 2 the world

Speaker 2 and viruses work.

Speaker 2 They knew this. They knew this.

Speaker 2 They had another agenda.

Speaker 2 We don't have an agenda except for truth. And quite honestly, you know this because I've done it before.

Speaker 2 I've told you something was absolutely true, and the minute I found out that it was not true, I admitted it. No matter how much humiliation and everything else that went along with it, I told you.

Speaker 2 I was wrong on that.

Speaker 2 Because that's the only way you can keep credibility.

Speaker 2 And that's vital.

Speaker 2 You must be a man or woman of

Speaker 2 your word.

Speaker 2 You must let your yes be yes and your no be no.

Speaker 2 We have to be humble enough to be able to admit when we're wrong.

Speaker 2 And when people admit that they're wrong and say, gosh, I really got this wrong.

Speaker 2 We need to be able to say, good. Welcome to the club.

Speaker 2 This is the best of the Glenn Beck program, and we really want to thank you for for listening.

Speaker 2 So let's start with some questions.

Speaker 2 Before you can find the right answer, you have to ask the right question. So what questions did we ask in 21, and did we find any meaningful answers?

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 2 it's weird because last year I felt

Speaker 2 that enough people began to stand up. They felt, okay, all right, okay.

Speaker 2 I have to stand up for some basic things. For instance, men and women are different.
They're two genders and they're different.

Speaker 2 So we stood up for that. Maybe, perhaps, in 2022, we can explain why those differences matter and how those differences actually improve each of our lives.

Speaker 2 It's important to put these principles

Speaker 2 into

Speaker 2 action and explain why certain things are the way they are.

Speaker 2 Last year we had to assert

Speaker 2 that all the things that are American are not racists. We spent a lot of time saying to the rest of the world, we're not racist, we're not oppressive, we're we're not

Speaker 2 motivated by some arbitrary need for power,

Speaker 2 we're not terrorists.

Speaker 2 This year, I would like to see us focus on what we are as opposed to what we are not.

Speaker 2 And I'm going to talk about my six predictions coming up in just a second, but some of them are based on

Speaker 2 politics.

Speaker 2 And I will tell you that the winning candidates will be the ones that focus on what we are.

Speaker 2 You can say, I'm tired of this, this, and this, because that doesn't under, you don't understand who we are.

Speaker 2 This is who we are.

Speaker 2 That was the beginning of the Declaration of Independence. Hey, look, we're breaking away because you don't really understand us.

Speaker 2 You think that we're in rebellion because of this and that. We're not.
We have no animosity towards you. We just believe and hold these things to be self-evident.

Speaker 2 It's time for us to restate those self-evident truths.

Speaker 2 Last year, we realized the traditions we love were slipping away.

Speaker 2 This year, let's ask ourselves which traditions are worth preserving and which ones aren't. And how do we sort out the difference?

Speaker 2 Last year, I think so many of us felt the system had, and perhaps we had failed our children.

Speaker 2 This year,

Speaker 2 what do America's children need to lead a meaningful life?

Speaker 2 What do they need from us? What can we hope for them? I did a lot of reading on this particular topic

Speaker 2 over the holiday. And

Speaker 2 probably by late this week, I'm going to get into some of that.

Speaker 2 In 2021,

Speaker 2 we face the absolute fact that there are increasing numbers of Americans that are not proud to be an American.

Speaker 2 In 2022, perhaps we can explore what level of patriotism is necessary in a free republic.

Speaker 2 In 2021, we faced the choice between freedom and security. I don't think we made the right decision.

Speaker 2 Should we ask that question again?

Speaker 2 Americans last year faced a crisis of meaning

Speaker 2 when the things we thought we could rely on became unreliable.

Speaker 2 When everything that we thought was solid was liquid and everything liquid became solid. We crumbled.
It seems we We placed our faith in the wrong things.

Speaker 2 And for all of our modern focus on meaning and purpose, purpose, it seems like we have lost our consensus on

Speaker 2 what actually matters and has meaning.

Speaker 2 This year,

Speaker 2 where should we place our faith?

Speaker 2 Where do we get our meaning?

Speaker 2 And it's

Speaker 2 going to take us into a different place when we have that discussion.

Speaker 2 I don't think we are prepared to answer those questions today. Maybe you can, maybe even shouting the answers at the radio.

Speaker 2 But if 2021 taught me anything, it's that we we don't have the answers. We don't know how society is going to react.

Speaker 2 And I'm not sure we even know what the right questions are, because this is a new territory for all of us.

Speaker 2 We have to look to history.

Speaker 2 First history book ever written.

Speaker 2 In 2 Chronicles it says, If my people who are called by my name humble humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and forgive their sin and heal their land.

Speaker 2 The key to this is humility.

Speaker 2 And I am going to try really hard to enter 2022 with humility, and I ask that you would join me.

Speaker 2 There is truth, and we can find it. We haven't found it yet.

Speaker 2 Not sure we'll be able to find all the truth in 2022, but we can at least continue to take steps towards it because the quest for truth is the great adventure of being human.

Speaker 2 The journey is the point

Speaker 2 without having all of the answers and sometimes none of the answers.

Speaker 2 But when we focus on the journey, the search for, we can enter this next leg of our journey with joy, hope, and optimism. So when you look at the poll numbers

Speaker 2 for President Biden, his

Speaker 2 first year in office, what do people say?

Speaker 2 According to Rasmussen,

Speaker 2 probably

Speaker 2 not the best, you know, suboptimal for President Biden, suboptimal. They say this is the worst rated year

Speaker 2 for Americans in more than a decade of asking this question.

Speaker 2 74% said 2021 was fair to poor, with 48% calling it poor. 23% said best year ever.
I don't know who those 20, maybe AOC, who is just so hot. That's the only reason why I tease her.
She is so hot.

Speaker 2 That is literally,

Speaker 2 well,

Speaker 2 that's pretty much what she said.

Speaker 2 She thinks that people don't like her because she's too hot.

Speaker 2 I don't think she's hot. She hate me because I'm beautiful.
Yeah, it's like

Speaker 2 legitimately a joke commercial from the 80s.

Speaker 2 No one's concerned with your hotness, dear. No, no.

Speaker 2 All right. 63% of Democrats agreed that it was a fair to poor year.
63% of Democrats. 50% expect 2022 to be fair or poor.
41% say, oh, it's going to be the best ever.

Speaker 2 The things that are making things worse, 48 to 20, say

Speaker 2 they're worse off economically this year than they were before. Another 28% said their finances were about the same.

Speaker 2 This is the worst they've seen in 10 years, which brings me to my first prediction.

Speaker 2 Let me give you a couple of stats here.

Speaker 2 The GOP

Speaker 2 in the Cook political report

Speaker 2 shows that they are the clear favorite to take control of the U.S. House in 2022 midterms.

Speaker 2 Three Democratic districts have fallen in the lean Republican column, while another two are likely Republican. Meanwhile, just one Republican-held district currently leans towards Democrats.

Speaker 2 This is a nonpartisan outlet dedicated to analyzing predicting elections, publishing projections showing Democrats will be forced to defend eight toss-up districts across seven states, Republicans needing to defend six toss-up seats in four states.

Speaker 2 The other piece of information I want to give you before the prediction: 45% of independents want the GOP in charge of the House and the Senate.

Speaker 2 A new poll indicates that self-described independent voters would prefer by an 18 percentage point margin that the Republicans regain control of the Congress.

Speaker 2 Zogby released last week, 45 percent of independents want GOP in charge of the House and Senate compared to 27 percent who want Democrats to keep the majority.

Speaker 2 The remaining 28 percent said, I don't know. Same survey found Republicans held a three-point advantage, 46 to 43 percent.

Speaker 2 Zogby said, in my four decades of polling, Democrats need about a five percentage point advantage in nationwide nationwide congressional preference in order to maintain a majority of Congress.

Speaker 2 Signs today are pointing to a big Republican advantage going into 2022. With Biden's approval rating,

Speaker 2 by the way, in Zogby's poll, it was

Speaker 2 46%, which is higher than a lot of other polls that show him now in the low 40s or

Speaker 2 upper, I'm sorry, upper 30s and low 40s. 52% disapprove of his performance.

Speaker 2 The reason why I point this out is that Zogby pointed out, 40% of the respondents, 40% say they strongly disapprove of his work. That is, I believe,

Speaker 2 the

Speaker 2 worst performance. Zogby has seen.
So here's my first prediction. What do you think it's going to be?

Speaker 2 I don't know. I'm holding on to my seat as usual.
Republicans will always find a way to screw it up.

Speaker 2 There is no reason why they shouldn't win.

Speaker 2 But my prediction is Republicans always find a way to screw it up. Now,

Speaker 2 that is true once they win. Right.
But

Speaker 2 how many times have they just snatched victory out of the jaws of defeat? Or the other way around? Or the other way around. Yes.
Snatched defeat out of the jaws of victory. Many times they've done.

Speaker 2 I will say, though, usually they've done pretty well in midterm elections. I mean, if you remember, 2010 was the sort of Tea Party wave election year, which was the first midterm post-Obama.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 with everything I'm saying today, I want you to take it with this grain of salt.

Speaker 2 Have you noticed how fast time is moving?

Speaker 2 Doesn't it seem like the last two years flew by, right? It flew by your life.

Speaker 2 Only one year. Yeah.
In other words, it seemed endless. It seemed endless.

Speaker 2 It seems to fly by. That is an indication that you're busy.
That's an indication that there's so many things happening that we're losing track of time. Okay.

Speaker 2 And because of that,

Speaker 2 it seems like it never ends, right?

Speaker 2 Lost track of time, but it seems like it's lasting forever.

Speaker 2 That's because the rate of change is so high.

Speaker 2 So with that being said,

Speaker 2 anything can happen. And I'm leaning towards the Republicans can screw this up because,

Speaker 2 well, because of another prediction.

Speaker 2 BBB will pass. I think the Build Back Better bill will pass in.
In some form or another, it's going to pass. They're going to bring it back and it will pass.

Speaker 2 There are already indications that Joe Manchin is, you know,

Speaker 2 I know I said I would vote for it, but what if you changed something in it and then I could vote for it? He's already having those conversations.

Speaker 2 He wants to get rid of, there's a couple of clauses in there that he doesn't particularly like, but if

Speaker 2 those are changed, he's saying he might very well go along with it and vote for it. So the idea that this was dead is now a

Speaker 2 former truth that we knew. And I never,

Speaker 2 ever believe in

Speaker 2 Joe Manchin.

Speaker 2 I never believe he's going to save us. And also I still think they're going to come around.

Speaker 2 There's no way they're going to leave a trillion dollars of spending on the table

Speaker 2 with only needing 50 votes to get this through. They'll figure out some way to spend it.

Speaker 2 It may very well not be as good as they imagined. But

Speaker 2 it'll be as bad as we imagined. Yes, it will be at least as bad as we imagined, a cut-down version.

Speaker 2 And that could change things

Speaker 2 for the Republicans.

Speaker 2 The COVID scare

Speaker 2 is over.

Speaker 2 It is over.

Speaker 2 What do you mean by that?

Speaker 2 Well, A, I believe Omicron is going to be the dominant variant now. And it is already the dominant variant.
But I don't think it's going to, it's not going to get worse from here. I don't think.

Speaker 2 I mean, the next few weeks,

Speaker 2 I'm talking about in the next few months,

Speaker 2 we're not going to find a new variant that is like, you know, your eyes start to bleed and you're dead within 36 hours. It's not happening.

Speaker 2 If this becomes the dominant variant, it's going to become like the flu.

Speaker 2 And you will get it. What a surprise.
I feel like. I mean, I think it was on this show

Speaker 2 two years ago when we first talked about it. And I said, if it becomes the pandemic, you know, this could be it.
If it could, it's going to kind of probably end up being like the flu eventually.

Speaker 2 God knows how many people will die. Right.
You go through a really, this is what happened with, you know, 1980. The flu when we had two terrible years and a lot of people died a lot more than

Speaker 2 with COVID, thankfully. And then it was.
Then petered out. And then it became the flu.

Speaker 2 And it became this thing that we deal with all the time, which is not positive by any means, but not life-altering.

Speaker 2 Even Chris Hayes did a monologue recently where he said, Hey, you know, look, this is turning into something that we're going to live with, and the flu sucks, and it kills tens of thousands of people a year.

Speaker 2 But, you know, that's where we're getting closer and closer to that outcome, that reality.

Speaker 2 So, now there's a difference here. I want to say that the COVID scare is over, and there's a couple of portions to this.

Speaker 2 The first one is

Speaker 2 the skepticism of those in power, scientists and doctors, is going to fall.

Speaker 2 It's already falling, but I mean it has a chance of falling to the press levels, which is in the slight double digits, or

Speaker 2 in some regards, or in some polls, you'll see it in single digits. Wait, your wording confuses me there.
You said the skepticism, or you're saying the credibility of the skepticism. The credibility.

Speaker 2 We will be much more skeptical.

Speaker 2 And the credibility is almost destroyed. That plays into anything that is real that is coming our way down the road.

Speaker 2 But the next big health scare, nobody's going to believe, unfortunately, because the credibility has been so destroyed.

Speaker 2 The best of the Glen Bank program.

Speaker 2 Justin Haskins is

Speaker 2 a guy that I found years and years ago when he was very young. And

Speaker 2 he started a website, Stopping Socialism.

Speaker 2 And I was intrigued by this young man and what he was doing. And I've been following him for a while.
He's now the editorial director and research fellow at the Heartland Institute.

Speaker 2 And he's a co-author of the new book, The Great Reset, which comes out next week. Justin, welcome to the program.

Speaker 2 Happy New Year, Glenn. How are you? Well, it would be more happy new year if I wasn't starting it with what I know we're going to start talking about right now.

Speaker 2 Yeah, let's kill that New Year's optimism right off the bat.

Speaker 2 Let's just kill it.

Speaker 2 Yeah,

Speaker 2 it's like old Yeller in the barn. Like, please don't make me shoot him.
Bud, we have to put him down.

Speaker 2 On December, what was it, 6th or 8th, something like that, a 10-country-a 10-country simulation of a major cyber attack on the global financial system

Speaker 2 in an attempt to increase cooperation that could help minimize any potential damage to financial markets and banks was run.

Speaker 2 Now, this happened in Israel, but it was actually supposed to happen at the Dubai World Expo, which, gosh, what was happening at the Dubai World Expo?

Speaker 3 That was where they were having their great narrative event with the World Economic Forum and other people involved with the Great Reset,

Speaker 3 which is a whole nother incredibly creepy part of this whole Great Reset movement.

Speaker 2 Okay. Tell me the significance of what the Great Resetters were doing

Speaker 2 in this war game.

Speaker 3 Right.

Speaker 3 So the reason why this is, I think, incredibly important is because what we've learned from studying the Great Reset is that the people who support this have for many years been laying the foundation for implementing this whole new system of essentially a China model of capitalism slash authoritarianism, 21st century fascism is how we phrase it in the book.

Speaker 3 And I think that's the best way to articulate it. It is.
And what they've been looking for are crises that they can use to help move the ball forward on this.

Speaker 3 So climate change was something they've been trying for a very long time. They're still trying it.
COVID came along and that was the golden opportunity for them.

Speaker 3 But now, as you said in the lead up to this, COVID is sort of fading and they need something else. And what I think is going on with this war game is they're looking for,

Speaker 3 they're testing out different ways where they could move the ball forward on the great Reset using various kinds of crises. And this one was cyber attacks.

Speaker 3 Now, if you remember earlier in 2021, there was that attack on the colonial pipeline where hackers literally

Speaker 3 held this gigantic pipeline in the United States ransomware, one of the biggest pipelines in the world. And they were forced to,

Speaker 3 the pipeline was forced to pay them in Bitcoin, basically, to get the access to the pipeline back.

Speaker 3 And as soon as that happened, the World Economic Forum and others started rolling out this narrative of this possibility that there could be this cyber pandemic.

Speaker 3 That's the phrase they use, cyber pandemic that could shut down the entire global economy.

Speaker 3 And the only way that we would be able to fight this off is if we all coordinate and if we build this globalist sort of multilateral movement to protect our financial institutions.

Speaker 3 The exact same kind of thing they were saying about pandemics prior to COVID-19. So they had this big war game meeting earlier in December.
They've been planning it for a year.

Speaker 3 Major players from all over the world were there, including the International Monetary Fund, the United States

Speaker 3 Treasury official there, Switzerland, Germany, the United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates. All of these people have been involved in the Great Reset in one form or another.

Speaker 3 The World Bank, Bank of International Settlements, and they ran a bunch of war games where cyber attacks would

Speaker 3 occur that would on the financial system mixed with fake news.

Speaker 3 This is what they said, fake news that would cause people to lose faith in the financial system and that the only way that they could fix it would be for them to build these multilateral institutions or multilateral

Speaker 3 frameworks that would help them come together. to stop these issues.
They called it collective strength.

Speaker 2 Okay, now listen,

Speaker 2 I want to quote some things here.

Speaker 2 The banks are appealing for emergency liquidity assistance in a multitude of currencies to put to a halt the chaos as counterparties withdraw their funds and limit access to liquidity, leaving the banks in disarray and ruin.

Speaker 2 The participants discussed multilateral policies to respond to the crisis, including a coordinated bank holiday, a bank holiday, when they say coordinated, throughout the entire West, not just the Western hemisphere, the entire West, all countries.

Speaker 2 Debt repayment grace periods, swap repro agreements, and listen to this, coordinated delinking from major currencies. What does that mean?

Speaker 3 I think that means they're trying to figure out a way to roll out. an international currency.
That's what I think it means.

Speaker 3 Probably an international digital currency, which which is something that people in the Great Reset Movement, like Mark Carney, who is heavily involved in many of these meetings that's been going on in Glasgow and elsewhere with the World Economic Forum,

Speaker 3 I believe that that's what they ultimately want and that they're looking for a way to try to make this happen.

Speaker 3 And I think that they're running different scenarios for how this could occur. And these so-called cyber attacks and fake news,

Speaker 3 the proliferation of fake news causing some kind of financial catastrophe, supposedly, are some of the scenarios that they're thinking could be used as a way to roll out an international currency.

Speaker 3 I think that's the only way to understand what a coordinated delinking from major currencies is.

Speaker 2 What does that mean

Speaker 2 to

Speaker 2 the average person, their savings, their salary, and everything else, if there's, quote, a major delinking from major currencies?

Speaker 3 Well, what we've seen in the past is any time there has been a switch to a currency, when they've gotten rid of an old kind of currency and they've moved to a new sort of currency.

Speaker 3 And this is every time we've seen this,

Speaker 3 people lose 50% of the value of their money, essentially. That's

Speaker 2 more.

Speaker 2 That's when

Speaker 2 it happened with the gold certificates and the silver certificates. If you're my age, you might remember seeing silver certificates that would from time to time kind of come through.

Speaker 2 And it meant that that dollar was linked to that amount of silver in the Fed Treasury or that amount of gold. We got rid of that currency, redesigned it, and we have a new currency.
They delinked

Speaker 2 dollar for dollar at that point. And

Speaker 2 people lost a lot of their savings, a lot of the value. You can go from 40 to, I think it's as much as 65%.

Speaker 2 But this one, the treasury has already said that

Speaker 2 if a delinking or a currency changes, this one will be based on social justice.

Speaker 2 So if you're white and very, very wealthy, you might get 35 cents on the dollar. But if you're,

Speaker 2 you know, underprivileged in a wheelchair, only one eye without a job, you might get $1.10 for your dollar.

Speaker 2 Redistribution of wealth. And that's directly from the treasury.

Speaker 3 Right.

Speaker 3 And the digital, and if it becomes a digital currency, which I think almost every person who's the expert is in following this believes is the next phase, if they are going to move to an international currency, it's going to be some sort of digital currency.

Speaker 3 Then you'd be able to do all sorts of crazy social justice things because you'd be able to not only track how people are spending their money in a very centralized way, but you could actually control how people are spending their money because you could say, no, you can't spend your money on, say, a firearm or you can't spend too much of your money on white-owned businesses or something like that.

Speaker 3 I mean, you could do stuff like that if you really wanted to.

Speaker 2 The most important thing here, Justin, is I don't think people understand that we are in

Speaker 2 new modern monetary theory. We're already doing that, which is just print the the money.
It doesn't matter, just print the money.

Speaker 2 But what everybody forgets is the second part of modern monetary theory.

Speaker 2 The way to control inflation is to be able to control the companies, which is part of the great reset, being able to have a golden share on

Speaker 2 the boards of all of these companies where the government can override

Speaker 2 the chairperson and the shareholders and say, our golden share says you're not going to make that car or you're going to make this car and you're going to make

Speaker 2 twice the amount you say. They not only control the companies, but they have to control how people spend their money.

Speaker 2 And that's where digital currency

Speaker 2 is an absolute must.

Speaker 3 Yes, that's exactly right. There's no real way to micromanage an economy.
If there's any freedom at all in that marketplace, there's no way to micromanage it without a digital currency.

Speaker 3 You need to have a digital currency to micromanage it. And if you've been following the modern monetary theory movement, which far left-wing groups have been involved with now for many, many years,

Speaker 3 it's very clear that their only solution to the question of, well, how can we just print endless amounts of money without causing runaway inflation is we're going to build a superstructure that allows the government to micromanage every aspect of the economy through price controls and other things.

Speaker 3 And then, that way, if energy prices are driving inflation and energy prices are getting too high, we can just turn the little dial in our command center in Washington, D.C., or in Davos, or wherever, and we can lower the price of energy or we can control, take money out of the economy seemingly overnight.

Speaker 3 Well, how do you do that kind of stuff without having a digital currency?

Speaker 3 Digital currency makes all of that much easier to do, much more possible, and in a way that I think you could theoretically control the economy and maybe even help limit inflation to some extent.

Speaker 3 But the expense of that is going to be you're going to have absolutely no economic freedom at all. And this, I think, is the long-term plan.

Speaker 3 And that's why they're wargaming all of this stuff out because they're trying to figure out a way to get to that.

Speaker 3 But they can't just say, okay, everybody, we're just going to switch currencies tomorrow. That's going to cause a massive financial collapse.
It's going to cause panic.

Speaker 3 They need to have a justification for it. And the justification is that they're wargaming in this particular scenario is cyber attacks and fake news and misinformation and all of that.

Speaker 3 But I'm willing to bet they have a long list of other potential crises that would lead them to the exact same conclusion because this is where they need to go.

Speaker 3 They don't know exactly how they're going to get there, but I don't think. But this is where they need to end up with a global international digital currency or something like that.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 there is a paper out, Political Legitimacy, Authoritarianism, and Climate Change, that

Speaker 2 I think is pretty clear that it is arguing that we have to take climate action and climate action

Speaker 2 is over democracy.

Speaker 2 And if democracies fail to act on climate change, then authoritarianism is a must. Am I reading this right?

Speaker 3 No, you're absolutely reading this right. There's no doubt about it whatsoever.
It goes back to what we were talking about in our previous conversation.

Speaker 3 People who are involved in the great reset movement, people who are elites in academia, people who are involved with the international monetary fund, international banking systems, large corporations, they're trying to find justifications for expanding their power.

Speaker 3 And climate change is, although they have not successfully done this yet,

Speaker 3 especially not in the United States, climate change change is the greatest gift that they could possibly have for making that happen.

Speaker 3 If they could figure out a way to get enough people to believe that climate change is essentially a giant Texas-sized asteroid heading towards Earth that's going to wipe us all out and destroy the world, and the only way to save us is to hand power over to elites to control and micromanage our society and economy, then they win.

Speaker 3 Then it doesn't matter what the Constitution says. It doesn't matter

Speaker 3 individual rights don't matter. Free market economics don't matter.
None of that matters.

Speaker 3 If you could just convince enough people to believe that idea, then you could actually have an authoritarian society or

Speaker 3 at least a soft authoritarian society.

Speaker 3 And this is an incredible article that you're referencing from the American Political Science Review that essentially suggests in a major academic political science journal that we embrace authoritarianism as a way to stop the climate change catastrophe that's supposedly going to wipe us all out.

Speaker 3 And it even references in the article that a quote salient example of this same idea of needing to embrace authoritarianism to stop a crisis is the COVID-19 pandemic. And it says, during which

Speaker 3 severe limitations on free movement and association have become legitimate techniques of government.

Speaker 3 And this is exactly why so many of us have been terrified and warning about what's been going on with COVID-19, because this is not how it all ends. It's not just about COVID-19.

Speaker 3 It's about what comes next and then what comes after that. And what is the, we're on the road to tyranny right now, a road to authoritarianism.
And it's getting worse and worse and worse.

Speaker 3 And climate change, if they could ever actually convince enough people to believe that it is the crisis that they say it is,

Speaker 3 it will be the key to unlocks every door that they've been wanting to open for decades and decades and decades, but haven't been able to figure out how to get free people in the United States to agree to go along with it.

Speaker 2 Our first book,

Speaker 2 without the big publisher behind it, doing it ourselves,

Speaker 2 is The Great Reset. It's available next week.
Get it now.

Speaker 2 Order it online at Amazon or wherever you buy your books, but get it now. It's called The Great Reset by Glenn Beck,

Speaker 2 Joe Biden, and the rise of the 21st century fascism. The great reset.

Speaker 2 It arrives Tuesday next week.