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So yesterday, thank God the market shot back up.

This response, of course, to the hopes of, you know, the stimulus package from Congress,

you know, we hope that that's a good sign, but $6 trillion.

At the same time, they're pumping $6 trillion in.

I don't know if you heard, but the Fed has decided that they're going to experiment with a new digital currency.

Oh, are they?

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You know, don't worry about it.

We're not printing money.

It's, you know, digital.

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It's no big deal.

No, no, no.

I mean actual like a competitor to Bitcoin.

Oh, another thing that's going to be changed when we get on the other side of this, I fear.

They're concerned,

as you should be, about the actual value of the dollar.

Nobody's ever done this.

Six trillion dollars.

Isn't that the debt we had under George W.

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Didn't that the entire value of the debt that took us 220 years to

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Stu, can you look that up?

What was the debt when Barack Obama was like, this is unpatriotic?

I think the whole thing was $6 trillion.

That's what they came up with yesterday, and they're about to pass.

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on demand stew on demand only at the Blaze TV let's go to Rick in California hi Rick

hey Bland hey nice to talk to you I am furious

we we are business as usual here um in my neighborhood within I would say 200 yards we got construction sites full of war everybody's working we got landscapers cutting trees and cutting bushes, and we got cleaning ladies going into houses.

What do all those people have in common?

They're illegal.

All cleaning people are illegal.

I'm assuming you...

In California,

you're making a broad generalization here in California, I'm guessing, Rick.

So what are you...

I might sound a little racist, but I am a former small business owner, and it is impossible in California to hire somebody legally.

It is impossible.

So those people working right now,

not obeying the rules right now,

I would say 99% they're illegal.

Certainly, there is a high percentage of illegal workers in some of these fields that you're talking about.

I know you're overgeneralizing there, but generally speaking,

that is obviously an issue in Southern California.

I know in Texas, it's hard to hire people that are not illegals for some jobs.

It's very, very difficult, and I'm sure it's the same in California.

Thanks for your call.

Let's go to Nate in Ohio.

Hello, Nate.

How are you feeling today?

Hey, Glenn, how are you doing today?

Good.

Oh, my God.

I'm so honored to talk to you.

No, I want to talk to you about my situation.

I am 38 years old,

and my wife is about the same age, and she is in a nursing home.

Wait, she works in a nursing home, or she's in a nursing home?

She lives in a nursing home.

Okay.

She has MS, and

for the last, I don't know, two or three weeks, she has not been allowed to leave her room.

For the last month,

I have not been able to see my wife.

Can you see her through the window?

Can they open up the window and not open it, but

it's kind of

back in a field.

Wow.

So

have you been able to FaceTime her?

You have FaceTimed her.

And the other thing is, we have

a almost 16-year-old boy.

And

he's living with

my mother now because I have to work and

get stuff,

you know, make money and pay bills.

And even now, because my mother's immunocompromised, I can't see her either.

So it's been a month since I've seen my wife or my son.

And I work in a

very public

setting.

I work at a plasma donation center.

So I just have people coming in left and right, and

I've almost consigned myself to the fact that I'm going to get sick, and

I know I can't see anybody.

And

my biggest fear in life is that I will get sick, and it'll hit me hard.

One, because I am a smoker.

I know.

Don't judge me.

No, I used to be a smoker.

It's hard.

I won't be able to say goodbye.

That is my biggest fear in the world.

All right.

So, Nate, first, let's not concentrate on the fear.

The most important thing you can do is, and it's really, really, really hard, but I truly believe as a man thinketh, he becomes.

As you think,

you will create.

So, don't create that for yourself.

Just

negative thinking and thinking like that is, it will help you get it, believe it or not.

Yeah, I agree.

And

when I talked to my wife and my son on Facebook, and

I had an awesome conversation with my son the other day where we started playing our flutes together.

And it was just amazing.

And I took pictures of it.

It's like, oh my gosh, he looks so much like me.

This is great.

We're getting through this together.

Yay.

But, no,

I just miss my family.

Nate, I cannot imagine your situation.

I can't.

But God bless you.

And please stay in touch.

Tell us what's happening in your life.

And do you have friends that you can reach out to when you really get into the dumps?

Yes, I do.

And

I talk to them all the time.

Good.

Good.

Quite vociferous.

Okay, good.

Nate, thank you very much.

Let me go go to Robbie in Utah.

Hello, Robbie.

Good morning, sir.

How are you?

I'm good.

You sound a little sleepy.

No, I'm wide awake.

Okay.

All right.

I got to tell you, Glenn, it is an honor to chat with you.

Last time I saw you on TV was in high school.

Shout out to the Pluto TV, man.

I love it.

I love seeing you back on my iPad on TV.

Great.

Great.

Thank you very much.

I appreciate it.

Yeah, it's good.

It's good to see you.

You look good.

No,

as a Democrat, I'm fuming and trying to keep calm while talking with you.

I'm actually,

this is kind of throwing me into a shocker because of how idiotic this whole move was

over this pork.

And the focus is supposed to be on Americans and just securing everything that's going on.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

I just, I'm

so angry.

I'm leaving what I would call the party.

You know, the things that I always watch you with intellectually, everything that you talk about makes sense to me.

So I have to thank you with you educating me.

I think I'm just at the breaking point where

I'm coming towards your side.

And this whole thing that has happened with the pork has just made me so furious, I think that's my breaking point.

It's really disturbing to me,

Robbie, as an American, and I don't want to talk about politics, but as an American,

there seems to be a disconnect.

And I don't don't even, I don't know what it is,

but there's a disconnect.

I feel like there are two Americas right now, that there's this America that cares, and it's Democrats and Republicans and Independents, and we'll all do what we're supposed to do.

And then there's this really sick group that I don't know if it's just media or what.

And I'm sure they're the same

on the other side.

I haven't seen them, but I want to give the benefit of the doubt that people are people.

It's not one side.

People are people.

But there is this feeling that I get at least of they don't give a flying crap.

They will do, they'll use anything to further themselves or their agenda or take the president down or whatever.

And it's really disgusting.

Really disgusting.

I don't think I've been as

sickened or aware of it as much as I am right now

because of all of this pork.

And I'm waiting for the pork shoe to fall on the Republican side because if it's on the Republican side,

you know, and we find it in this bill and it's as grotesque as what they were proposing, it's really sick.

I hope it's not there.

But as Ted, go ahead.

Sorry to interrupt.

No, go ahead.

You said it perfectly.

I don't want to talk politics.

This particular topic should have no politics associated with it at all.

We know what we need to do

from what you've talked about.

And I mean, I haven't really literally looked at the bill yet.

You know, maybe I'll do that a little bit later on as it comes out.

But

the focus is the issue and Americans.

I've always hated trap when it gets into politics politics and right side, left side.

You know, I'm smart enough to be open-minded that

I can put my own opinion aside first, listen to the facts, research the facts, and then make an opinion.

You know what I mean?

And

this is not one of those things.

I just

get so angry the more and more I talk about it.

I just wanted to vent with you, and I appreciate it.

But this whole thing should have been passed a long time ago.

And I understand the disease that you're talking about.

Honestly,

I think it's a psychological thing.

I think people are losing it.

People have always been crazy.

Their crazy is coming out even more in these

times.

It's latter days, but these recent times.

Yeah, you know what I mean.

Yeah, I do.

It's just, it's absurd.

It's insane.

My community, as Americans, I see a lot of good Americans come together, and it's not about politics.

It's America first.

You know what I mean?

You're an American, your neighbor's an American.

We come together because,

damn it, that's what we are.

We have the American pride, and

we Americans rock.

I'm trying to keep this radio and TV

friendly, but

I can feel it from you.

Awesome.

Yeah.

Robbie,

how old are you?

I'm 23.

23, man.

You have your head on your shoulders more than I think I did when I was 23.

Congratulations for doing your own homework and

questioning everything.

Congratulations.

I'm proud to have you as a listener.

Well, I appreciate it, Glenn.

Like I said,

when I was younger, I saw you on

Fox and CNN, and

you just

made sense to me, and I've always followed you, and I never took any crap from anybody that tried to talk trash about you because I always tell everybody, look, you got to listen to everything from every side and then make a decision.

And that's the kind of stuff you talk about.

And, you know, so again, I thank you.

Thank you.

I appreciate it, Robbie.

We're going to come back to the phones here in just a second.

I love hearing from you.

And what Robbie said is true.

We just need the government to get out of our way.

When Donald Trump says, I want to put America back at Easter, I've got a great analogy for you on this because I know Donald Trump and I know Donald Trump's history.

And I'm going to tell you exactly what he's doing when he says that coming up later on in the program.

We're also going to go through this bill.

Robbie hasn't read it.

Most people haven't read it.

We put our researchers on it, because I ain't going to read it.

We put our researchers on it and we are going to have a breakdown for you on this

coming up in just a little while on that.

But

Robbie said, the Americans that I see, I'm seeing a lot of good people come out of the woodwork.

Know this.

What I said to you in 2008 is true.

We surround them.

There are more people people right now that will sacrifice themselves for the nation.

They will do what it needs to happen for the nation.

And there's more of us that see this as an American thing over a Democrat and Republican thing.

And the press and the politicians, I don't care what they believe in, any politician that is using this is going to find himself in real trouble with the American people.

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You know.

Stupid.

This is the Glenn Beck program.

So, Stu.

Yeah.

What?

What were you going to say?

No, I was just

wanting to see where you wanted to go from here.

Yeah.

Because, I mean,

we've been taking these calls, and they're a lot of fun.

And so far have been very, very

good.

Very good, but also a little depressing.

What's that?

Depressing?

They're depressing?

There was a little depression.

I'm a little depressed by a couple of the calls,

but

one of them was really hard, but I think that this is happening all over the place, too.

It's so depressing.

I mean, there's people that are, you know, I heard an interview with a woman whose husband, you know, one week says, hey,

I'm feeling a little cold.

I have a little bit of a fever.

They go to the doctor, get some medication.

Next day,

I still got a fever.

My fever's up a little bit.

Goes to the hospital.

They remove her from the hospital room and are like,

We are a little worried about the COVID-19 thing.

We'll get back to you here with a test.

Gets the test, has it.

She obviously can't go in the room with him.

She can't communicate with him in really any way.

She's just sending him texts

and then never sees him again and he dies.

And that's the end of the story.

So another uplifting one here for me.

Okay, well, thank you.

Thank you for.

I could have gotten that from a phone caller.

This is just rough.

I could have gotten that from a depressed.

I've got a lot of good calls here.

People are going to be a little bit more.

I know.

I'm a little annoyed about something, and you're not letting me get to it, and that's what's making putting me out of it.

That's what it is.

That's what it is.

Well, you could have done it there, but I guess you're going to have to wait, Stu.

Guess you're going to have to wait.

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Let's go to Julie in Tennessee.

Hello, Julie.

It's your day.

Hey, Glenn.

I've been waiting 10 years to talk to you.

Oh, my gosh.

Yeah, I know.

I should have been waiting.

I should have talked to you a long time ago before this.

And hi, Stu.

Hi, how are you?

Oh, we're great.

I'm great.

Well, you know, as good as could be.

My husband introduced me to you when I met him.

He's like,

do you know anything about going back?

It is a dating requirement.

It really is.

Yeah, no.

It's a little like the princess bride test with me.

If you don't like the princess bride,

we're not going to be friends.

Right, right.

That's it and after I listened to him, he that was a prerequisite.

Now we're married.

Yeah, good.

You know,

I'll tell you, I had we my husband and I this is our normal lifestyle, except for the government imposing this on everybody else.

But

and everyone's freaking out, and I'm like, Why are they freaking out?

except I don't want my civil liberties taken away.

Um but we've been having a lot of epiphanies uh about this'cause we don't we think there's more to it

and um you know, so that's a big concern.

And do you do you'cause do you care to share that, Julie?

Well, I think you don't have to everybody.

Well, no, everyone's panicking, I think, and when,

you know, don't let a good crisis go to waste.

Well, you, Julie, do not miss my special tonight.

Do not miss my specials.

We got that sent on a timer.

Okay, good.

I never missed any of your specials.

Tonight is the one we're talking about loss of civil liberties and never letting a crisis go to waste.

You won't believe what they're doing.

But anyway, go go ahead.

Oh, yes, absolutely.

But I'll tell you, yesterday,

Steve Dees had the most amazing show.

And he's got really good points.

Sometimes I don't agree with him, and that's good.

Sometimes I'm yelling at the radio at Steve, which is good because he touches me, he brings me to thinking, you know, and I have, that's a good thing.

But that man inspired me

and said, charge in my heart.

I was like, yes.

And I contacted the White House.

And I told the woman who answered that we stand with the president.

And I was not a fan.

My husband and I, we didn't vote for the president.

We voted for the Supreme Court

when we voted for the president.

Right.

So

now

is the day.

We are the next the second gen second greatest generation, all of us combined.

I don't care what generation you're from.

We all have to stand together.

They divided us racially, and now they're dividing us generationally.

They've got the boomers against the Zoomers, against the millennials, and that's what's happening.

And I see it.

And everyone's angry at everybody based on race and age and economic situations.

And it shouldn't be like that.

Julie, how old are you?

May I ask how old you are?

I'm 57, but I don't feel it.

You're 57?

Yes.

You do not sound it.

You do not sound it.

That's shocking to me.

You sound like you're somebody that's in your 20s.

This is great.

Julie, I...

I'm a useful person.

Yeah.

you are you're spot on, and I think this is what I was hoping I was going to hear from the audience today, and I've now heard it from two phone calls.

This

galvanizing of

Americans into

understanding that this may be, and not the virus, but what the effects of this virus are going to do to our economy.

This is galvanizing us now into

a nation again.

And we're starting to hear the call of,

no, we can be the greatest American generation.

This is the, this, this one, unlike

the

9-11 tragedy, when those towers went down, we were galvanized into one.

But that was a war that

was not fought by the average person.

We're still in that war, and we can't tell you what we're even doing or what the objective is.

This one is going to be fought by, and it's going to need to be fought by, every single American.

When this engine is turned back on, we have to go back to work and work like we've never worked before.

Otherwise, we're going to lose it.

And I think this is starting to dawn on people.

I think people are starting to look at each other and going, you know,

this was all like I didn't want to stay home with my, you know, family for a week or two.

I didn't want to be locked in, which I really don't understand.

I joke about it all the time, but I'm having a blast with my family.

And I think it's gone from that to wait a minute, wait a minute, and reflecting exactly what the president is saying.

And that is, okay, I want to do the right thing, but we have to have something left to come back to.

And if we don't get back to work pretty soon and find a way to turn this engine back on, there ain't going to be anything left.

Julie, thanks for your call.

Daniel in Kentucky, Kentucky, you're an ER doctor?

Yes, sir.

How are you, sir?

I'm doing pretty well overall.

It's crazy times we're living in.

It is.

How are things at the hospital?

Right now, things in the eastern corner of Kentucky are doing pretty well still.

People are actually doing

doing what they've been asked to.

I've been really impressed with the community.

They've been trying to

largely hunker down for the most part.

Our volume in the ER has dropped significantly.

A lot of the people who are coming in for

snotty notes.

Regular checkup kind of stuff.

Yeah, right.

By their family, Doc, have actually been staying away and leaving the emergency

supplies full for people who do seem to need it more.

Excellent.

Excellent.

Excellent.

So

you're calling regarding what, Daniel?

Glenn, my big concern right now is

the people in Washington are not the only ones who are not letting a crisis go to waste.

Doctors have never been very good at organizing

and standing up for ourselves.

Usually, we are busy working with patients.

That's why we went to medical school.

There is a group right now,

the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, I believe, and is the AANP.

They have been using this as an opportunity to push what they've been pushing for for the last several years.

Their goal has been complete

independent practice, complete autonomy for all nurse practitioners without the

without having a supervising physician.

They're not interested in physician-led teams.

They're wanting to get their people out in complete practice.

These are folks who did not go to medical school.

They didn't do a residency.

They went to, most of them went to nursing school, but now they're even programs like Vanderbilt that are not even requiring a nursing degree.

They're going and doing a two-year program that is mostly online and becoming a,

quote, advanced practice nurse practitioner.

They're writing formulations.

They're ordering tests.

And, you know, honestly, again,

in an urgent care situation,

that would probably be okay.

In a clinic where they can be supervised by someone who has gone to medical school, who has gone through a residency, who even the shortest residencies, the three-year ones like family medicine, internal medicine, emergency medicine.

They're still.

I thought nurse practitioners were under the,

had to be under an umbrella of a doctor.

They have been for a while, but that has, most states have been pushing away from that because the nursing lobby has spent a lot of time in the state capitals.

Here they've spent a lot of time in Frankfurt.

They've gotten a bill pushed right now that has

that is trying to get them the capacity to practice independently after a, I believe a

three to five five-year supervised time and also be able to write for controlled substances.

So, Daniel, what is,

as they're cracking down on doctors, they're allowing other people to write for controlled substances.

That's crazy.

So what can the average person do or what should they do?

How can they help you?

They need to be writing to their congressmen.

They need to be calling them in Kentucky at Frankfurt.

They are,

if they call the switchboard, they can leave a message and they get put in the representatives' boxes.

And even if it's people who are not on the appropriate committees, they can talk amongst themselves and say, hey, I'm getting a lot of pressure from my district about this.

This is what happens in the VA.

My brother's in the military.

He's been,

well, I can't actually talk about where some of the places he's been, but

usually when he goes to

the VA, when he goes to one of their clinics, it's it's not a doctor that he's seeing, Glenn.

He's seeing a PA.

He's seeing a nurse practitioner.

Okay.

Daniel, I thank you for your concern.

Thank you for

your phone call and your service to your community right now.

And I also want to say thank you to the nurse practitioners.

I see a nurse practitioner from time to time if my doctor is busy and I have no problem with nurse practitioners

as long as long as they're under, I mean,

I just have always seen one where they're under under the doctor, and so the doctor is

doing the consulting on that.

I have a lot of respect.

In fact, my ex,

I think two of her sisters are nurse practitioners, and I don't have a problem with that at all.

But again,

let's not make this about politics.

Let's not make this about power.

Let's make this about the right thing to do.

All right, thanks for your phone call.

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Oh, you know what?

I think I have Thomas Massey on next hour.

We are also going to be telling you a little bit about the special that we're doing here coming up in just a few minutes and taking your phone calls.

And I'm going to let Stu get to the vent.

He's got something just building up in him, and we'll get to that here in just a second.

Let's go to Scott in Florida.

Hello, Scott.

Welcome to the program.

Good morning, Glenbeck.

How are you today, sir?

I'm very good.

What's happening, Scott?

Okay.

Well, they passed another bill that you have to read.

They passed another bill that you have to pass it to find out what's in it before, you know, they voted on it.

It's just crazy.

Let me hang on, Scott.

Hang on.

It's even crazier.

They have just said that it looks like this is going to pass

with something called a unanimous vote because not everybody's there to vote, so they're just going to count it as unanimous.

I do not like that at all.

They're not even there to do their job, and they still pass it.

That's ridiculous.

Glenn, when I talk to your screener, I, you know, what can we do and how are we living our life with this threat of COVID-19?

Well,

I

had the misfortune of engaging in a code enforcement battle in Vrevard County, Florida, because I had to buy something worse than Obamacare for my septic tank mandated by the state.

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I have already told my sons that if I get coronavirus, to go ahead and authorize the doctor to give me the cosaquin or the hydrocosoquin so they can see how it affects people with congestive heart failure.

Because even if it doesn't save me, I hope that I can save somebody else's life, and I hope the life I might save, including mine, if that's possible, goes on to fight the tyranny we have in this government.

Because the thing I miss most about this isolation is being able to see my three and a half-year-old granddaughter like I used to.

And that just breaks my heart.

And I don't want the government to

turn her into a debt slave or my other three grandchildren.

Scott, you are a great, great man.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

Thank you.

And my heart breaks for you.

You know, the Nevada governor just banned that malaria drug for coronavirus patients.

Who does he think he is?

This has been used in South Korea.

This is being used in hospitals here in America, and it is making a difference.

Who is he to say that you are, is he a doctor?

Can you check?

It's the Nevada governor.

Is he a doctor?

That's, you know, they're saying, oh, Donald Trump is irresponsible for telling people to look at this and ask their doctor about it.

He's just mandating, nope, you don't have a choice on that.

That's absolutely outrageous, outrageous, especially in Nevada.

I mean, geez.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.

Wow, the Senate is about to pass a, you ready?

Buckle in,

$6 trillion

stimulus package.

You've heard about the $2 trillion.

That's just the beginning.

The Fed is kicking in another $4 trillion.

This is a $6 trillion bailout.

Is there going to be anything left at the end of this?

And people are, I can't believe that Donald Trump is saying we need to get back to work yeah we need to turn the engine back on really pretty soon we have to have some sort of plan as we we don't want to lose everything that we have we save the body and lose the soul i don't think that's what i signed up for we'll get into that here in just a second thomas massey is going to go over what's in this bill and what we should be looking for also our special tonight at 9 p.m is on this very topic.

We're not going to be looking necessarily just at the bill.

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What is the Pentagon planning?

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there's continuity in Washington?

Unfortunately, it goes against a lot of the Constitution, but nobody seems to care about that right now.

If you do, you don't want to miss the special tonight at 9.

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I've been taking your phone calls, and I want to go to Jason here in just a second, but first, I have to go to Stu because Stu has been busting at the buttons to

get something off of his chest today.

No, that's just the weight I've gained since the shutdown happened.

Oh, is that what it is?

It's not.

It has nothing to do with me being fired up.

I am fired up, though, about this ridiculous thing that

went

viral last night, and that's a weird thing to say, I guess, these days.

But it was trending on Twitter, And it's a thing, it's a short clip from the radio show yesterday where you're talking about the sacrifices, you know, that we'd be making by losing essentially the economy.

And I think the way you put it was losing the whole country.

If we were to lose the entire country,

you know, what would you do to stop that?

And you had brought up, you know, look,

this is important, right?

This is not just some little thing.

It's not about us buying flat screens, right?

It's about the American experiment at the very core.

Yeah, I was saying, I'm glad I didn't know this was trending.

This was trending yesterday.

Yes, well, I,

yeah, it was like one of the top two or three trending topics.

Good.

Congratulations.

So I don't have a problem with this.

Thank you.

I was saying yesterday that I think the greatest American generation is here in all of us.

And if it means that I would be asked,

if they say you got to stay home for six months, some of us are going to have to go to work.

We have to turn this engine on, or there's nothing left for our children or grandchildren.

Right.

And I think there are millions of Americans that will stand up and do the right thing and say, you know what?

If I die, I die.

I need to, I mean, it's like Chernobyl.

We got to put the fire out.

We have to keep the economy going.

So if we die, we die.

And I think there are millions of Americans that would see that as their service.

And I think, you know, of course, including me.

anyone who listened to the show yesterday obviously knew that's what you were talking about.

And that is anyone who listened to even the clip would obviously know that.

However, it was presented

a little differently.

It was presented, Glenn Beck issues call for older Americans to go back to work.

Even if we all get sick, I'd rather die than kill the country is the quote.

Now, of course, that is a quote, although at no point did you issue a call for older Americans to go back to work.

At no point did you urge, that's another quote from the article, anyone, you didn't urge anyone to do anything or say anything.

You were talking about

how you felt about yourself in a hypothetical situation where you were given the choice between

the country going away or going back to work and risking it.

And you said, I'd rather risk it.

They also said that

you said Americans should go back to work, which you did not say.

And, you know, this is the thing, and Media

was the first example that I saw, the one that was trending, where they just took some like Media Matters tweet where they put a tiny bit of video of you out there out of context.

But again, like, even if you listen to it in context, you don't say any of these things.

You don't say that

they should go back to work.

You don't urge anyone to go back to work.

In fact, it's pretty clear you're not urging people to go back to work right now as you're broadcasting from your home on the video that they're tweeting.

You're actually not going to work yourself right right now.

And the idea that, you know, it's put out there to make it look as if you haven't taken the coronavirus thing seriously and you just want everyone to go back to work because all you care about is money and the economy.

When

anything, wait a minute.

You've gone the opposite way.

The audience, in fact, the media was saying that the Trump administration and in a move that you agreed with, cutting off travel from China was nothing but a racist trope because they didn't like Chinese people.

And when the media was saying all of that stuff, you were doing specials on the coronavirus before anybody was talking about it being a threat here.

You've taken it so seriously.

At times, I think a lot of the audience thought you were going too far with it.

We obviously now know that the country is shut down.

That was the right place to be on this particular topic.

But the people who, of course, post these things get paid to listen to the show every day.

So they 100% know how much you've been on this.

You've been ranting about it non-stop for months.

However, they make it look like in one piece of video that you didn't, you're just flippant about the coronavirus.

And at the end of the day, it's not even, you know, look, the media matters people, like, it's a sad existence.

Despicable.

It's very difficult, I'm sure, on them and their families.

Like, you got to go and you got to do this job that doesn't really mean anything and you don't get paid anything.

And like, you have this long existence where, you know, it's filled with sadness.

And so I dismiss them a little bit, but like the media themselves, how do you continue to fall for these things?

Can you at least listen to the editing video that they presented?

At least listen to that whole thing before you write the article.

By the way, end of the story, they had to delete the trending tweet.

You know how hard it is to get a thing trending on Twitter?

These organizations exist to do it.

Their entire business model is about trying to get things to trend on Twitter.

They get one and they are forced to delete it because it's so misleading.

They have to change the story because it's so misleading.

And at the end of the day, what do they accomplish?

Well, yes, they deleted their tweet.

Congratulations.

They actually at least stepped up and corrected it a little bit, though not entirely.

On the other side, 500 other places picked it up and ran with it and aren't going to do anything.

So, mission accessibility

for the day.

That's your big, you know, your big accomplishment for the day.

Let's see if we can get the truth to trend here.

Let's have social media grab this and send this this out.

Send this message out.

America knows

that the COVID-19 virus is a problem.

We know it.

We see it.

We see the trends.

We know that we're just starting to hit the hockey stick spike in illnesses and deaths.

However, America also knows that the cure might kill the patient even faster.

And the patient isn't just the actual physical bodies in America, but it is America itself.

When you are bailing, you're putting a bailout package on the first week of $6 trillion.

Who's going to pay for that?

How is that going to be paid for?

And I contend that there are people like me in my age and above that would gladly see this as their service.

And if it meant that we all had to go in and be the Chernobyl fireman, not in some noble kind of, oh my gosh, throw flowers at our feet.

I mean, just to do it because it's the right thing.

The engine of this nation cannot stop.

Do you know how many people will die if we kill the capitalist system of America?

Do you know how many people will fall into slavery?

Do you know how many people will starve to death because America is no longer available for anyone, including our own people?

We are fighting this because we have the resources to do it.

We are fighting this because we have the engine to do it and we can clearly fight this.

And I mean fight the part of the engine.

Go in in and turn the engine back on, because I'm telling you, we have the people to do it.

Americans don't cower.

Americans run up the stairs of burning buildings.

They don't run out of the building and cower.

We know there's a problem with the virus.

We know people are going to die.

We must take that seriously.

As I have been saying for I don't know how long, the problem is not the number of dead that we're trying to avoid.

The problem is we are trying to make sure that our hospital systems are not overwhelmed.

So I've been on that before the media was on that.

I was talking about that before anyone was talking about that.

Now it's time for you people in the media to shift your gears and understand there's another nuanced level to this story, and that is the illness that will kill the American dream.

And that illness is the engine has been turned off.

Who's willing to step to the plate?

I contend there are millions of Americans just like me that will look at their children and their grandchildren's future and they will say, I am not going to have them a slave to debt.

I am not going to erase their future because I was afraid to die.

I'm not afraid to die.

I am afraid that our nation might die.

And that dooms millions to poverty, illness, starvation, and a lack of hope.

Let's see if that will trend.

Doubt it.

Doubt it because they won't pick any of that up.

If they do, they'll cut around it.

But that's what America thinks.

I believe that's who America is I believe now let's see what the weasels are doing

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Give me a synopsis for the audience of what we found and what we're going to cover tonight.

You know,

multiple times working for you, I've had those, oh my gosh, that cannot be right type moments when I look into some of these things.

As I see what the, we've had multiple governors, mayors plead with Donald Trump to say, get involved.

Why don't you start this?

And I'm like, no, we don't want them to act first because what we have found over the past couple of weeks, oh yeah, the government has a plan.

And it blew my mind because, and I think most of the viewers, you know, that listen, they consider themselves pretty informed on the Constitution.

I consider myself pretty informed on the Constitution.

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We're going to show you these things tonight.

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yeah and so there's there's those things but also i don't know if you've seen like what's happened in israel right now what's going on in israel is actually kind of frightening all in the name of the coronavirus they're enabling their intelligence services to go to unprecedented links to track cell phone data so that if they see that you know even if

random person was just walking by and he came near an infected person, they can swoop in just off the off the surveillance data they got and grab that person up and throw them into quarantine.

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Let's go to Thomas Massey in Washington.

You're not actually in Washington, are you, Thomas?

Actually, I am.

Congressman, are you there?

Oh.

Jeez.

Sorry for that.

Gary Glenn.

You there?

I'm sorry that you actually had to be in Washington.

Yeah.

I am here.

I'm in Washington.

So, Thomas, tell us what's actually in this bill.

It's a $6 trillion bailout if you add what the Fed is putting on top of it.

And that's without all the other stuff the Fed has already done.

So, six trillion dollars.

I don't even begin to understand it.

Tell me what the geniuses have done.

Well, they're so smart, they're not even sharing the language with us yet.

So, supposedly, they came to an agreement last night, and it's a thousand pages, and you got the price tag right, as far as what I'm hearing.

But there's no text.

Literally, all I have to go on is the dear colleague letter from Chuck Schumer to the other Democrats where he's bragging on the victories that he got in the bill.

That's the most substantial representation of the bill that I have right now.

And I suspect they're going to try and pass it here in Congress on a unanimous consent without ever

really having Congressmen vote.

How does that happen?

How can we possibly spend $6 trillion

and not actually have a vote?

What does that even mean?

How does that work?

It means that Congress is just a bunch of eunuchs at that point, is what it means.

It means that the administration, people within the administration, and two or three other people and a bunch of lobbyists got together and wrote a bill, and instead of even giving it the imprimatur of a congressional debate,

They're just going to try, I believe, I could be wrong, I believe they're just going to ask for unanimous consent to deem it a law.

Like, it wouldn't even be a bad thing.

Do you have to vote on that?

No,

they would just do it.

So, wait, how is that constitutional at all?

Does that mean that Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, and Mitch McConnell and the boys all got together and came up with something and then they get the only vote?

That's basically what it means.

Now,

there are some of the...

Where in the Constitution is that?

You know, the Constitution says you have to have a quorum to do business.

Right.

Which in the House of Representatives is 218.

So

and what they do is the Speaker assumes that there's a quorum unless somebody raises an objection and points out that there's only one person in the room.

But the Speaker has really bad eyesight and doesn't count very very well.

So if there's one person in the room, the speaker assumes there's a quorum and business goes on.

Are you going to at least stand up and say, there's no quorum?

I want to count.

There are a few of us here in Washington, D.C.

I don't want to say who the other colleagues are.

They wanted their coordinates known, but we're talking about

the travesty here

because this is probably, by the way, this is the third bill.

This is the third coronavirus bill that will have passed if it passes, and they're already talking about bill number four and bill number five.

Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh.

It's

fundamental trillion dollars.

It's over, Thomas.

I mean, we have to do something, but not not

give

everything away so there's nothing left.

I mean, you know, just what little I know, what little I know,

does the bill just say, you know what?

Hold on mortgages.

You don't have to pay for mortgages for three months until everybody gets back to work, or you can't foreclose on people.

I know the government is not foreclosing on people, but how about regular banks?

Because they're getting the back door $4 trillion.

How about that?

How about we're going to make sure that you get immediate unemployment?

That's fine.

No payroll tax.

We're not going to print money.

We're just not going to take money from you.

None of those are in there.

Well, those would be common sense things, but you can be sure that the banks are going to be made whole

and maybe even more than whole.

But here's the problem, Glenn.

Let's say this shutdown that the governors have perpetrated on our economy takes $4 trillion out or $6 trillion out and we inject $6 trillion back in.

You can't eat the money, right?

Farmers still need to grow food.

Manufacturers still need to make insulin.

Like,

you know, automobile

truck manufacturers still have to make ambulances to get people to the hospitals, right?

Just because.

Thomas, yesterday.

Yeah.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

Just because you put the same amount of money into the economy that you took out doesn't mean you've created any goods or grown any food.

That's the problem we have here, Glenn.

And today they're asking us to jump off a cliff, but they're not telling us how far it is to the bottom or what's at the bottom.

I got into my car yesterday and I just needed to get out of the house for a while.

So my wife and I took a drive and we drove through a little

town here called South Lake.

It's South Lake Town

Center.

Really nice, very, really just this quaint little thing in the town.

It was like a horror movie.

It was like everything that you've ever seen in,

what was it, the quiet movie or the, you know, the one where the monsters are coming out.

What's that movie, Stu?

Where the monsters hear noise?

Quiet Place.

Walking Dead?

Yeah, the Quiet Place.

Yeah, Walking Dead,

the Omega Man.

It was, there was no place to spend money.

There was no place to spend money if you had money.

So how is this other than paying my mortgage and making sure that I have money to get food what else do you need money for right now what else

housing you need Madison there's a whole number of things you need money for

but I'm saying you can't that stuff that's the stuff that should be covered right now not just giving me a check giving me a check you you're not even means testing you're not even you're not even looking at what I'm going through now.

You're just giving people a check for $1,500.

Some people have their jobs.

Other people don't have their jobs.

But there's no testing on that.

This is ridiculous.

This bill is ridiculous.

I did see Chuck Schumer said in his letter that the money will keep coming until this crisis is over.

Like, so how do you even know it's $2 trillion once you've promised to pay people money for as long as this goes on?

And

what does the end look like?

Can somebody define the end?

I've been looking for tripwires.

When is this crisis over?

When we're all going back to work?

Or does the crisis continue because we have damage to our society and to the engine of capitalism?

And so this continues on for another year, another two.

I mean, this has opened the floodgates, the floodgates.

And it's conditioning an entire generation

to a paternalistic government.

Glenn, if I told you four weeks ago that the governors would come out and tell people they can't go to church, you'd think I was crazy.

But you'd know I was really insane if I said, and people are going to stay home and the churches are going to close and they're going to dutifully do what the government says.

You know, I disagree with you.

No, I don't think so.

I think people, I think Americans want to do what's right for America.

And so when the president came out and said,

maybe we should all stay at home,

everybody wants to do the right thing.

But the right thing also includes saving the nation.

It also includes not just saving people.

We are more, we're an idea, we're a nation, we're an economy.

The idea is being killed.

The economy is being killed.

Our opportunity to to revive the idea and the nation and the economy is being killed.

There comes a point where you have to look at it like the president has been saying and saying, you know, guys,

you can't just tell everyone to stay home for the next two months.

It's just not going to happen.

There's nothing left at the end.

There will be nothing left.

And, you know, people are going above and beyond what is necessary to do the right thing.

There's a hotline now in Kentucky where you can turn in your neighbor.

If you see somebody do something that the governor said not to do, there's a hotline that the governor set up.

And I called it

just to see.

I thought, well, maybe they'll probably staff it with offshore

call center.

But as it turns out, the governor's actually just taken people that used to work in other departments and conscripted them to take these calls where people are snitching on their neighbors.

And it's business.

Like, you can't even get through.

There's so many people snitching on their neighbors

because it's considered.

That's so dangerous.

That's so dangerous.

That is the one thing we've never had that Europe always did, is they had snitches, and you never knew who was snitching on you.

We've always trusted our neighbor.

Thomas,

I actually don't have a problem with the governors doing

the heavy lifting and all of that stuff.

I have a much bigger problem with the government, the federal government doing it because there's no last resort.

They are the final policemen.

They're the final stop.

And what the governors are doing by telling President Trump that he has to okay

the National Guard is insidious.

They're doing it, I think, because they don't want to spend the money.

And if he calls it, then the feds pay for it.

If the state calls calls it, then they're off the hook.

So the governors are wanting the president to call, but you cannot allow the federal government to have control nationwide of the National Guard.

If

a governor wants to do it, that's fine.

People can get away from that governor to 49 other states.

But if the president does it and they don't release the power, there's no place to go.

That's a great point.

You know, one of the points I've made about the governors doing these things is some of my colleagues here say, look, this is a government taking.

The government is taking something from people, their livelihoods.

So we must pay the people back for

what was taken from them.

But I'm pointing out that it's the governors who are taking, and it's the federal government who is giving back.

So we are now, with this bill, we will be incentivizing governors to destroy their own economy and to put people out of work.

And if you have one governor who stood up to all of it, now the federal government's coming in and saying, well, you might as well go in with the rest of the lot because now we are going to finance all this

malfeasance in the economy.

Right.

And there are states that are looking at these other states like they're crazy.

I mean, it's, you know, the cities here in Dallas have been blasting our governor because he hasn't put the entire state on lockdown.

The entire state doesn't need to be on lockdown.

Maybe Dallas does.

Maybe Houston does.

And those mayors can do that as they see fit.

But it needs to be held at the lowest possible level

and does not need to be the entire state.

What's happening in Seattle doesn't mean it's happening in Spokane, Washington.

That's correct.

The only way we're going to know that, by the way, is testing.

There's something the government is saying which really annoys me, is they say we don't want everybody tested.

Everybody doesn't need to get tested.

Actually, that's how we get out of this, is when we know who has it and who doesn't.

Yes.

We should all be tested, and then we can go back to work.

Those who don't have it, tested clear, go back to work.

Thomas, thank you so much for all that you do.

The congressman from Kentucky, Thomas Massey, will be watching you and the rest of the congressmen and the senators today in the House and the Senate as

they maybe don't even vote on $6 trillion being spent.

Thanks, Thomas.

Thank you.

By the way, don't forget our special tonight at 9 o'clock.

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let me go to patrick in uh florida uh hello patrick welcome to the glenbeck program

good morning glenn stu it's an honor to speak with you guys thank you uh thank you listen as somebody who's somebody who's been labeled an essential employee out here trying to keep up with the massive increase in demand on clean water, electricity, we're out here plunging toilets because people are using coffee filters because there's no toilet paper.

This idea that mister Massey just touched on about unanimous consent angers me because I heard that the reason why they got to do unanimous consent is because our representatives are afraid to come back into town because they might get sick.

No, we're out here busting our butts trying to keep things rolling.

And

our congressmen and people are proving that they're not even essential employees, that they don't even have to go back in and vote.

It's ridiculous.

Patrick, we're out here having to do this.

I agree with you 100%.

And I think Congress has made just every bad move they possibly could have.

I think,

you know, that

they're not even showing up

for a vote of $6 trillion, which I believe was the national debt under George W.

Bush that was so un-American.

$6 trillion being spent today and they're not showing up, I think is absolutely despicable, especially when they're saying, essential workers, you got to go in.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.

So I have to

tell you,

I wanted to get this, squeeze this into the show someplace, and I just haven't had a chance.

It's my favorite headline of the day.

My favorite headline of the day is: Prince Charles tests positive

fears for queen.

Now, to me, the way I read that is,

Prince Charles has, oh my gosh, what's happening with the queen?

Like, I think everyone's like, oh, he's got it.

Huh.

What?

Is she okay?

Please don't let her don't let her get it.

Please, please.

We don't want Prince Charles sick or healthy.

Please.

Maybe that's just the American in me, but we have our COVID virus update in one minute.

This is the Glenbeck program.

Now, on a rare occasion when you leave your house, do you leave the front door standing wide open?

Do you leave it unlocked?

Of course not.

Somebody comes along and steals all the toilet paper that you've hidden in the rafters.

What are you going to do?

By the way, did you hear the last caller who just said that he's going in and working?

I think he's working for the city because

he's an essential employee.

Oh, no, he's just, maybe he's just a plumber because plumbers are essential.

He said, because people are literally running out of toilet paper and using coffee filters.

Oh, dear God.

What is wrong with...

First of all, how are you running out of toilet paper?

How is that possible?

There's toilet paper in the stores.

Oh my gosh.

Anyway,

if you've got that toilet paper hidden in your rafters, and then what happens?

Then what happens?

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All right, here we go with our coronavirus update.

The daily stats, as always, as of 5:30 a.m.

Central Central Time from Johns Hopkins University.

Total confirmed cases worldwide, now up about 40,000 to 434,000.

Total confirmed deaths worldwide, 19,000, up 3,000.

Total confirmed worldwide recoveries.

111.

That's up 8,000 from yesterday.

All 195 countries on earth have confirmed cases except for the penguins.

And I am willing to carry eggs on my feet if they will let me in.

4% of active cases are now considered serious, requiring hospitalization.

That is down from 5% yesterday.

But as I pointed out, 13% of U.S.

confirmed cases do currently require hospitalization.

However, that's because there are so many people, we believe, that are walking around with it

and

it's so mild they're not even noticing it.

The U.S.

now has 54,000 confirmed cases, 784 deaths, up from 46,000.

So a jump of 8,582 deaths yesterday, 784 today.

We have 379 officially recovered against the 784 official deaths.

LA County Sheriff is now closing all of the gun stores.

That's going to make it so much better.

I mean, nobody's freaking out about the taking away of their rights when you have counties just saying, no more guns for you.

No,

that's what I would do to calm the masses.

America has lost 500,000 millionaires to COVID-19.

Bernie Sanders is a piggy

when he heard the news.

That as of the close of...

2019, there was an unprecedented 11 million American millionaires.

That is a reflection of the longest bull market in history.

Well,

we lost half a million of them.

You don't, you're not celebrating?

Oh, well, you should, because those are the people that are paying the most in taxes.

So others can have free stuff.

The tandem financial health crisis wrought by COVID-19

has really

hit.

America's small businesses, but 50% of Americans now are living in shelter-in-place or home quarantine orders.

Now, there's a difference between sheltering-in-place and home quarantine.

I don't know if anybody cares or knows, but quarantine is you don't leave.

A shelter-in-place or at home, that is, ah, you got to go to the store.

You got to do what you got to do.

You know what I'm saying?

Majority of the public is going to be ordered to stay in home in the coming days as the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the nation.

Total of 13 states, at least 16 municipalities have enacted measures to keep residents inside their homes and prevent the spread of the virus, according to CNN.

I have to tell you, I don't know why we're closing down everything

everywhere.

I don't understand that.

There are towns all across America that are still working and can keep social distancing that don't have the virus yet.

They should remain online just with

social distancing

so we can still go to work when we can.

Not every, again,

13 states and 16 municipalities have enacted measures.

That number amounts to 148 million people

or half of the population.

Uniformed military personnel yesterday set up a makeshift morgue outside of New York City in a hospital.

It is Hollywood disaster scenes that are starting to be seen in some of America's biggest cities.

Also,

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The infection rate of COVID-19 is 22 times higher in Iceland as compared to Australia.

The research comes as scientists in Hong Kong demonstrate that SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19, is easily destroyed with UV light, just like all other coronaviruses or flus.

So it looks like there is indeed going to be

an end to this this summer as the season changes.

But it will also mean that it will come back if we haven't found some sort of a vaccine or some sort of a

some sort of an old medicine or drug that works

again prince charles has tested positive.

I'm wondering if people

in Scotland and Ireland see that as good news or bad news.

The Queen, I hope, is in isolation.

By the way, did you see Vladimir Putin?

And he came out yesterday in a space suit.

He had a bio suit on?

Did that look like the brave Putin?

I mean, that looked to me like a leader that was a coward.

Can you imagine if somebody would have put Donald Trump in that suit and he would have gone into a hospital where they had some patients?

In America, you would say, don't ever do that.

Don't ever put him in that situation.

Not because he would be in danger, but because he would look like a goofball.

Yeah, it's the old

Dukakis on a tank type of look.

It's not exactly ideal, though there's a spot between what Putin did and what the president of Mexico has been doing lately, which is still walking around and hugging and kissing people and eating the cheeks of children for whatever reason.

He is, how that, that whole story is the most undercovered story to me in this entire crisis, which is we can do whatever we want here.

We can social distance all we want.

That's all wonderful.

However, the fact that we have a country just to our south across a border that we don't want to enforce, that is not doing anything, that is still having soccer matches very, very recently, still having festivals, still having their president walk around and do rallies among tons of people.

There's almost no testing going on in that country.

They are almost certainly ravaged by coronavirus.

And the second we were to cure it here, it would be coming over the border like crazy from there.

It would make no difference and we'd have to do it all over again.

Yeah.

And if we ever got serious, if they were out of control and we got serious about our border, Donald Trump would, of course, be called racist again.

How can you not help?

They didn't do anything in their own country.

They didn't do anything.

You're yelling at Donald Trump for not doing enough.

They're not doing anything.

And let them come in.

Let's go to Felicia in Colorado because I want to finish up today's show.

We're going to get into that $6

trillion bill.

Yeah, it's not two.

It's $6 trillion.

We're going to get into that here in a little while.

But I also wanted to spend some time with you on the phone to just a gut check on how you're feeling and what's happening in your life.

Felicia called us from Colorado.

Hello, Felicia.

Hi, Glenn.

It's such an honor to be on.

I've been listening to you for years.

Thank you.

You have changed my life.

Wow, thank you.

Let me tell you the reason I called in a second, but what I want to let you know is I'm immune compromised, 53 years old, was in the hospital all December, rehab, all November.

I have to learn how to walk again, diabetes, high blood pressure, et cetera.

But I have are you in a bubble?

You should be.

Are you in a bubble?

Because you should be.

My apartment is surrounded with saran wrap.

My kids, they don't let me go anywhere, which is great.

And my husband, he's essential personnel because he works, he built hazmat tents for first responders.

But the reason I called is

this local guy, I'm doing this for a friend, this local guy owns three apartment properties, and she came home the other day, and he posted on all their doors that

we expect all of our tenants to pay all the rents and monies due us, just like always.

If you don't pay it on time, you're going to get an eviction notice, and we will evict you.

And he says, we're paying all of our bills, and you'll be held responsible for the payment of all your bills.

Nothing is free.

This guy is a jerk.

And he's

cow.

Yeah.

And a lot of them have lost their job because, you know,

and he sounds like a slumlord because they're lower rent apartments, you know.

And he posted these on all his three properties.

Now,

the governor, Governor Polis, not a fan of him, but Governor Polis and

the Jefferson County, where I live, the biggest county in the state, they have not decreed anything, but they have said they recommend that landlords, you know, make payment arrangements,

you know, don't charge late fees, those kinds of things.

But they can't,

these, these landlords like this are protected because it's not a decree.

So I really wish Dr.

Carson would decree that,

you know, be

show some humanity.

Be

well, I tell you, Felicia, this is, I agree with you.

And

this is where the rubber meets the road.

And this is what I was talking to to Thomas Massey about.

People have to worry about their rent.

They have to worry about their rent at home.

If you're a business person, you have to worry about the rent or the mortgage payment for your offices.

And that's where people need money right now.

We don't need money to go shopping other than food.

If you lost your job, you can't pay your rent.

And these banks are getting $4 trillion, and they will be made whole.

And there's, I don't understand why the government just didn't say, you know, no evictions, no mortgages, and not have, you know, the person who owns, this guy sounds like a jerk, but the person who owns apartment buildings, they do still have to pay that mortgage.

And if nobody pays them, they can't pay the mortgage and then they lose the apartment building.

So everybody's in it, like you said, together.

So it makes sense that we all kind of do what we have to do and work together, but that requires the bank, you know, the person who holds the note to also say,

okay, you know what?

I know it's tough times and you can only make a third of your mortgage payment.

That's fine.

Don't worry.

That's good.

But is that happening?

And that's what really needs to happen.

Everybody needs to do what they can, but it has to happen all the way up to the top.

You don't want to, you don't, again, this guy sounds like a jerk, but you don't want to stone people because they're higher up on the

ladder, as you would might see it, and they own this big property.

Well, they might be fighting for their life as well, and they're not getting any relief.

And that's the problem.

We have to understand that the entire food chain here has been disrupted.

Felicia, God bless you.

Please stay inside and tell your friend we will pray for them

as we all should be praying for the people who are in these situations.

Many people have already lost their jobs.

As the president says, we've got to turn this engine back on pretty darn soon.

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Mitt in Minnesota, you're on the Glenn Beck program.

Hello, Mitt.

Hey, good morning, Glenn.

Hey, I have a question.

Being that UV raise,

it's not my question of the day, but being that UV raise, I can, does that mean that

we're going to get rid of the cracker tax that was given on the last administration?

I'm not going to even explore that with you, Mitt.

I'm just not.

You want to go to the...

Want to go to the next question?

Yeah.

Say,

I work for a transit company, and I just wanted to give you some of the things that are being, because I get to listen to a lot of conversations.

What I have noticed is that the people that are working that live paycheck to paycheck, the people on the street, they're questioning the fear-mongering.

They don't believe it and stuff like that.

And also, there was a...

elderly ladies on a bus yesterday.

These ladies were scared, scared out of their wit.

One lady was saying to the other one, it's like, I had to get out of my house.

They told me to stay put because if I go outside, I'm going to die.

And I think it's totally, I mean, these ladies are in fear.

But, I mean, the adverse effect of being told to stay in your home by these people that don't, that may not get interaction with people and stuff like that, the total,

of my opinion, is the total irresponsibility of the media doing this fear stuff.

I mean,

what do you do when you hear stuff like that?

So, I mean, I

made a decision myself to have a conversation with these people.

I am telling if I go to the grocery store, I'm going to sit and talk with an elderly person.

My patient

will come in

and even offer

their food or their bill.

I mean, because these people are afraid.

I mean,

it's...

Mitt,

I can't thank you enough for bringing this up.

And what you're planning on doing, I think, is tremendous, just tremendous.

It is one thing that has been going through my mind a lot

as I'm on the radio, and I know that radio is used

for many people as their source of

entertainment and connection to the outside world.

And I know that we have a lot of elderly people that listen.

And I said this a few days ago, that if you're alone in your home, it's okay.

Everything's going to be okay.

It's a fine line that responsible media is walking right now.

And that line is

how do we get people to understand what we're facing?

Because what we're facing is grim and dire

and yet not go into depression or give up

or

just get so isolated that they become terrified.

That's, I think, part of what the president is saying.

It's worse than the cure.

You know, the media has just mocked him or ignored when he talks about

suicides.

It's a very lonely place to be at home alone.

It's a very lonely place.

And if you've just lost your job and you just don't see any future, please know if that's you.

You are not alone.

You can reach out.

You can reach out to us if need be.

Reach out to somebody.

You're not alone and we are going to make it.

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Welcome to the program.

We have Daniel Horowitz on with us.

He is

the Blaze podcast host and also with the Conservative Review.

He's the senior editor of Conservative Review.

And

he has taken a look into the coronavirus rescue bill, the one that is now

$6 trillion.

$6 trillion.

Daniel,

I've never seen anything like $6 trillion, and it looks like they're going to just pass this without an actual roll call vote.

They're just going to pass it.

Well, Glenn, I don't even know if I'm looking at the bill right now.

I got some sort of copy, which is 619 pages, but all I know is they're going to vote on it within an hour.

So there you go.

I cannot give you all the details.

Now, to be fair, I think it's $2 trillion, not $6 trillion.

But

it's $2 trillion with the $4 trillion from the Fed.

From that $4 trillion.

Yes.

And Glenn, this is just the beginning.

Here's the most important thing before we get into provisions.

Republicans are brilliant.

They managed to bankrupt us like Venezuela while still not even covering certain people.

And then all this is going to go into a black hole within a week or two if, as the Democrat governor seemed to want to do, they keep the shutdown going on this severely, this indefinitely.

There's no amount of trillions of dollars you could print that is going to ameliorate that pig.

So it's both too large and too little at the same time, and it's going to expose them to a bunch of political peril.

And what the Democrats have showed is that you can never outbid them.

If you don't provide a bold contrast in addressing the crisis in a different way, Again, there's certain things we have to do with the surge in funding for the hospitals.

They have $130 billion for that.

We agree to that.

Extending unemployment benefits because we shut people down.

In some states, that will be $1,000 to $1,400 a week now.

Very generous.

So done.

Do that.

And then let's get back to work over the next few weeks with the prudent balance geographically, demographically,

and take care of the actual problem.

But instead, what they do is they indiscriminately throw

$500 billion in the form of $1,200 rebates at people, $500 per kid, even even to families that didn't lose a penny.

But then if you're earning more than $150,000 as a family as a small business owner, but that's last year on last year's tax returns, but this year you're slaughtered, you get nothing.

So they're going to get hit politically for that.

This whole thing just, it makes no sense, Glenn, because either we

address this in a different way and we get back to solving the problem, or there is no money in the world that will solve this.

So there is no money in the world that will solve this.

What needed to happen,

Daniel, I think, is

solve the immediate needs of those who lost their job.

or those who are about to lose their house because they lost their job or those who are about to lose their business.

I mean, anything that helps business people out,

you know, especially the small business person, just by saying, look, you don't have to worry about your rent.

How much is your rent?

Send us the bill, send us what's going on, you know, some way of just,

even if you have a mortgage, talking to the banks and saying, look, you know, you guys are going to get it for trillion dollars through the back door.

And that's just what we're announcing this week, let alone what we did last week, and let alone what you know is coming next week.

So no mortgage foreclosures, mortgage break for three months for everybody.

That would take care of the apartment building owner that has to make the nut and pay for that mortgage.

They could then pass that on.

I mean, that's the kind of things that we need.

And none of that's in there.

None of that's in there.

That's exactly the point.

Once you are giving $1,000 to $1,200 a week for unemployment benefits indefinitely, and

again, in last bill, they took care of the paid leave for 12 weeks, which now they will advance the cash to the small businesses to cover that up front.

So you have the immediate problem, the band-aid.

Why they need to spend an extra $1.5 trillion on the $500 billion for the bailouts for the industries,

another $367 billion in small business loans, but there's nothing to loan for because they're shut down.

And then $150 billion thrown at state government.

And then they have, you know, $30 billion for education, another $20 billion for mass transit, which I thought that's the ultimate people spreader.

We want to keep that shut down.

It doesn't make any sense.

But then at the same time, they're adamantly saying, how dare you, Mr.

Trump, hope to get back to work in some modicum of normalcy by April 12th, by Easter.

How dare you do that?

This needs to go on indefinitely.

And it's almost like they're happy about it.

So, in that case, again, this money will be gobbled up in no time and will be on to the next 10 trillion.

And here's the final question, Glenn.

If there is no downside to doing this, to you know, no pain to spending so much immediately more than we need to just now, which is what any normal person would do, why not blow this wide open and give every family a $100,000 check?

No, really, where is the limit?

Why?

I mean,

if there's no limit, here's my question.

Why, you know, there's a lot of anxiety.

Everyone's worried about the balance of getting back to work and the coronavirus.

You know what?

Just stay home.

Here's $100,000.

Nothing to worry.

I want to know what is wrong with that.

Where is that line?

The reality is, Mitch McConnell said that this is a wartime World War II-like investment.

Where he's wrong is there's nothing to invest in.

You can't invest in a deadline.

Exactly It's going to go in a black.

Exactly right.

Yeah.

What you need is deregulation.

In World War II, we had planes and tanks and factories at the end of it.

At the end of this, what did we invest in?

What do we have?

What do we have?

We're not walking away with anything that can be used.

Pardon me?

Yeah, you're investing in people staying home.

Yes, right.

Right.

And not not investing in their home.

If they don't, if they have a home and they're being foreclosed on, you're not giving them money or any kind of relief.

They're still going to lose their home.

That's what people are worried about right now.

They're worried about their home.

They're worried about having enough food for their family and a shelter while they're at home.

The next thing is, are we destroying the entire country

for a virus?

I mean, is there going to be anything left?

That's, I think, what they're worried about beyond the coronavirus itself.

They worry about those three things.

Do I have a home?

Do I have food?

And is there going to be any job to go back to in the end?

This bill doesn't address any of those.

And to speak to your home issue, there's another point I think your listeners need to get involved in at a grassroots level with state property or local property taxes.

And it's time to get state legislatures involved in this.

One of the problems I see happening in the next few weeks is this.

We know the Imperial College study was bogus.

Two million deaths, this and that.

I'm not saying there's not a serious element, and I do think it is more lethal than the regular flu.

But again,

is there value add to going from social distancing to complete lockdown?

Where's the evidence of that?

Where's the evidence that this stuff wasn't baked into the cake from January and February, which it absolutely was, because we had flights from Wuhan when I was calling for a shutoff in January.

So unfortunately, all these people that are like, oh, we we have to save lives.

Well, yeah, thanks to you, Pelosi had a ban on Trump's ben as late as January 29th.

So that's baked into the case.

But my concern, Glenn, is that we're headed for the following scenario, where Trump's going to try over the next few weeks to see how to achieve the proper balance, and these Democrat governors are suddenly more powerful than God.

You know, I wish states would have been this powerful over the last half century, and they're going to, just to make him look bad,

push more severe shutdowns.

Trump needs to tell them, we are not going to bail out the states.

If you are going to go more severe than needed in the coming weeks, then you need to pay for that.

And one of the ways of doing that is they have to start relinquishing property taxes, like you said, so homeowners could afford it.

I will tell you, Daniel, that I think this is where the president absolutely needs to go.

He needs to next week say, you know, here's the plan.

We're going to continue to look at how we're doing.

But in certain states, they are either past it or it's not the problem.

You have to keep your social distancing.

But I'm giving this power to the states.

And every state should open up when they can.

We are going to be there to help you open up.

And we're going to be there and we will encourage you to open up.

But it's the individual states.

I'm telling you now, open up the country.

I'm not saying open up New York.

That's for Cuomo to do.

I'm not saying open California.

That's for Gavin to do.

I'm saying, as far as the federal government is concerned, we are open for business in, what, 38 of the states.

What do you say, 30 of them?

How about 25?

And we will incentivize people to get back to work as soon as they possibly can.

What's wrong with the president doing that?

Well,

I'll tell you this.

I have a quote from the State Department telling me their hope is to get refugee resettlement back up and going by April 7th.

So if it's good enough for refugee resettlement,

you can't believe it.

I can't.

No, I promise you, they said.

I mean, unbelievable.

Would you send that to me?

That's incredible.

Email.

It's from the State Department's Bureau of Population, Migration, and Refugees.

Yes.

Unbelievable.

Daniel, thank you so much.

I appreciate it.

You can read his column.

You can follow him at RM Conservative.

It's Daniel Horowitz, also Blaze podcast and Conservative Review Editor, Daniel Horowitz.

All right, thanks, Daniel.

I want to talk to you a little bit about gold.

And I'm so glad I have the opportunity to talk to you about this today because there was a story that I pulled last night about Goldman Sachs, and I pulled it really out of frustration because I've been told, oh, that's crazy to buy buy gold.

Really?

Really?

Because

I started buying gold when it was $200 an ounce.

I was telling my audience to buy it when it was $200, $400, $700.

And everybody said that was nuts.

And I said, don't buy it necessarily as an investment.

Buy it for a time of insanity.

Well, now the time of insanity is here, and Goldman Sachs is saying, everyone should buy gold.

Really?

Really?

That's the hard currency now, according to Goldman Sachs.

Huh.

Funny.

Think I heard that somewhere before.

Look, here's the thing.

It is the currency of the future.

Did you see that the Fed last night started talking about their own digital currency, one to go into competition with Bitcoin?

They know what this is going to do to the dollar.

They know.

Please don't wait.

Please just find

10% of whatever you have in your IRA or whatever, any of your savings.

Please look at putting 10% in.

It may not be right for you, but do your own homework.

Please,

it is the currency of last resort, as pointed out by Goldman Sachs last night.

Oh, these people.

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I don't understand I really don't understand welcome to the program you know this this fight between

Anthony Foce

and the president that is all made up in the press is so

agonizing, so agonizing.

They're just trying to pull people apart.

And Focci said so much.

I mean, he's come out now in the press several times and said, you know, this is just

the press trying to divide this team.

And the president, in fact, I want to give you the exact quote.

He said

that President Trump and he, blah, blah, blah, where is that quote?

Of course, I can't find it now.

He says that basically there's no difference.

There's no foundational difference between himself and President Trump on how to deal with the government response on COVID-19.

And, you know, this governor in Nevada

that has just said, no,

no doctors can prescribe chloroquin.

Excuse me?

Here's Foce on this.

Fochie was just asked,

would you give this a shot?

If you're a doctor,

would you give chloroquine a whirl?

He said, of course I would, particularly if people had no other option.

These drugs are approved drugs for other reasons.

They're anti-malaria drugs and they're drugs against certain autoimmune diseases like lupus.

Physicians throughout the country can prescribe that in an off-label way, which means they can write it for something it was not approved for.

So he's saying we should give this a whirl.

Now, what we have to do is make sure there's enough of this medicine for the people who need it.

You've got Israel already making six million tablets and sending them over right away.

And the first people that get it are those who are should that are in the hospital and should give that a whirl, and the people with lupus and everything else that already have it.

You know, they need that drug as well.

But why this

insistence from the press that this is insane to try.

Doctors, if they,

I just don't get it.

If doctors feel like there's a chance, can you give people a chance?

Stu and I were just talking off air.

We have no border security.

We have no border security.

And Mexico, they're practically licking doorknobs.

The president of Mexico, they're not shutting anything down.

They're not shutting anything down.

Well, what does that do to Texas?

What does that do to California?

If you don't close your border, what difference does it make that you've closed the airports?

They're now saying in Florida that they need to close the airport and anyone flying in from any place has to be quarantined for 14 days.

Okay, so they're doing that, but we've got our border wide open?

This is insanity.

Insanity.

And it all comes from people with agendas and political correctness.

And if you want to see an agenda on how

you get people to shut up and stay at home, make sure you're watching tonight, Blazetv.com.

You're going to see a special tonight at 9 p.m.

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