The Glenn Beck Program - The Elites’ Plan to Make Sure You Own NOTHING & They Own YOU | Guest: Carol Roth | 7/18/23

Episode Date: July 18, 2023

Glenn lays out all the ways we’ve turned our backs on America’s founding principles by allowing somebody like Biden to be president. Pat Gray joins Glenn and Stu to discuss celebrating Disability Pride Month, the possibility of World War III, and the wisdom of Kamala Harris. Former investment banker Carol Roth joins to discuss the release of her new book, “You Will Own Nothing,” and how the global economic elites are pulling the strings to gain control over you and every aspect of your life. Glenn and Stu discuss a presidential candidate ranking posted by the Washington Examiner. Glenn and Stu react to Rachel Levine’s warped view on allowing feelings to override actual truth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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among men to protect those rights. That was a unthinkable thought, unspeakable at the time, because we were all ruled over. We had people who were our superiors, people who were born to rule and rule over us. But we said, we hold these things to be self-evident, and that's what we're going to do if we break away. Well, did we do it? Well, did we do it? Well, in some ways, yes, we tried. We've never really gotten it right from the beginning. We didn't get it right. But that's because people are flawed and times are complex and changing people to do the right thing. Sometimes we'll take generations to do. But after we won the war, we set out a constitution. and that constitution, the first words were shocking again.

We the people of the United States. That had never been written before. The people did not establish a government, but we did. We the people of the United States in order to form a more perfect union. What does that mean? That we will never be perfect. But we are trying and striving for, a more perfect, just be better than you were yesterday,

to establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, and provide for the common defense. May I ask, let me go through these, and may I ask if your government is doing any of these? Are we trying to form a more perfect union? Some would say yes, yeah, we're trying out some new things. We're, you know, dreaming up some new ways to police. Okay, well, let's just say that's true.

Is that a more perfect union? Because we are divided sharply on it. To establish justice, do you feel justice is being served? I think we have destroyed justice. Ensure domestic tranquility is our government. working towards tranquility, or is our government dividing us? To provide for the common defense, are they? Or are they now turning their guns, their investigative bodies, the spy agencies, against the American people?

Are they providing for the common defense? Are they doing that at the border? To promote the general welfare. I'm not sure what that means other than making sure that they're trying to do the best in growing our country and helping us be free so we can generally be happy and taken care of by ourselves. And the most important one is secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. are we doing that is our government involved in making sure that that we have a country left to give to our kids because this those are the reasons we establish this constitution and if this government is not doing those things then we're failing as citizens who run the country right now you

have Joe Biden who is who is gaming for absolute power. You can always tell how somebody has absolute power because they can break the law openly and never fear any repercussions. You know, they said that Donald Trump wanted to be a fascist. Boy, he was worse fascist ever, wasn't he? I mean, the guy couldn't get away with anything. By the way, I would just like to say, for a guy who's investigated by every single spy agency in the world, vetted in ways I can't even imagine for them to only come up with what they've come up with. He's got some documents in his house. Really?

I mean, even I'm surprised. The guy was building buildings in New York City. That's not usually a very clean business. nothing. And yet, the fascistic part of our deep state, they decided he's guilty and so they will find something. Is he the one that can break the law openly and never fear any repercussions? To be a dictator, you have to have power enough that you can even violate the ancient creeds and the deep-seated taboos. You can have your son. You can have your son. doing cocaine and hookers and you can lie about all of it you can take money from the

Chinese as president of the United States I mean I don't think we get any deeper than the the ancient creeds and deep-seated taboos that just should not be violated more than that the president on the take from another country to be a dictator you need the ability to commit crime in broad daylight. Now we have heard abuse of power for a long time. We heard it under George W. Bush. More about it under Trump. But what about Obama or Biden? In his first week alone, Biden signed 21 executive orders. That's far more than Trump, Obama, Bush, combined. Now, Friday, he added another one to his list by issuing an order authorizing the Secretary of Defense and Secretary of Homeland Security to call up the military and the Coast Guard

Reservists to support NATO operations on the Alliance's eastern flank. The order authorizes the Pentagon to send 3,000 reservists for deployment to support Ukraine in Operation Atlantic Resolve. We also found out last week that the president is sending even more weapons. We have found out that now it looks like our fighter jets are already over there. Did you know that? Did you know that when the president gave his speech in Helsinki? He said there's overwhelming support from the American people. There's overwhelming support from the members of Congress, both the House and the Senate and both parties. Some extreme elements in the Republican Party diverge from this unity. But we're all in. Is that the way you feel?

And is that the way your neighbors feel? The people who don't necessarily agree with you. Is that what they feel? We're all in. We're also sending cluster bombs. Cluster bombs. Those are basically they become landmines and they can go over a huge, huge area. And they just wait there for somebody to step on it or a kid to play with it and then they blow up.

Are we all in on a war? and if we are, are we prepared for war? And I don't mean just mentally. I mean, are we prepared? There was a story that came out yesterday on the blaze. It will be a very slow process to refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. It could take decades. Now, what is the strategic petroleum?

oil reserve. Well, the strategic oil, why were we fighting in World War II in the deserts of Africa? Why were we over there? Why were they over there? Simple. Oil. You have to have oil for the machinery of war. I'm sorry. I haven't seen the new Abrams tank that has the solar panels on it or the the wind turbine on the top of our plane. so when the turbine turns because of the wind, the jets will turn. It doesn't work this way. We have to have oil. The SPR is at a 40-year low now. Why did we release 211 million barrels for prices at the gas pump?

the reserve has a storage capacity of 714 million it is currently holding 346 million barrels this is 40% of it gone it took six months for the Biden administration to sell a hundred and eighty million barrels it will take decades now to refill by the way we filled it at approximately 29 cent uh 29 dollars a barrel $29 a barrel. Today, it'll cost us about $75 a barrel. Well, that's good because we have money, right? The U.S. Congressional Budget Office, now these are the guys who always get it wrong. So I say that and you'd be like, oh, okay, well, the news can't be bad. No, they always get it wrong because they always under estimate the cost of things. They're always like, gee, I thought that was going to be $5.

dollars. No, no, it's 500,000 for that toilet seat. The national debt, they have come out and said, will be nearly twice as large as the U.S. economy in 30 years. Our debt will be twice as large as our economy. Does that sound good? They just released their forecast. The U.S. Treasury has reported $1.4 trillion deficit so far, in the nine months of this fiscal year. If you look at the last 12 months, we've added to our debt $2 trillion. How much are we borrowing a day?

We are borrowing $5.1 billion every day. That's $63,000 per second. $63,000 per second. How much do you? you make in a year? If you look up the average taxpayer, the average taxpayer pays $15,500 per year, it's just under that. That means for the $5 billion, $5.1 billion, it will take every dime of every dollar you are paying to the, to the treasury every year. It'll take every dollar, every dime for the next 329,032 years to pay for the money that we borrow today.

So if you and your family are responsible for just today's debt, you'll have that paid off in 3,655 generations. Don't worry. Now that's assuming that we're only going to live for 90 years and let's just say because of all of the great new technology that we're not going to be able to afford, we all live to 150 years. Well, that's great because now it's only a mere 2,193 generations to pay off today's borrowing. Now, this doesn't include the estimated $150 trillion needed to stop global warming. you know, so that may edge that debt up just a little bit, maybe by 150 trillion. But don't worry. You leave that worry to our children.

You know what I mean? They're going to love us so much just for spending the $5 trillion, sorry, the $5 billion on things today, you know, things that we don't even know what they are. Oh, they're going to love us so much, so much. By the end of 2023, the federal debt held by the public is not. 98% of GDP. Debt rises in relation to GDP. It surpasses its historic high in 2029 when it reaches 107% of GDP.

By 2050, 181% of GDP. Are we really, I mean, I've heard that we're out of airplanes and tanks and shells and all kinds of weapons. have enough soldiers and the soldiers we do have are currently busy, you know, doing, gyrating on the stage in dresses. And we don't have any strategic reserves. We don't have an awful lot of money. And I don't see the will to go to World War III. What is it exactly that Biden is planning for us?

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And we're doing it in a way where it's not credible. I mean, this is why I wrote the book, Dark Future, which pick up your copy now, wherever books are sold. It has, I don't even know, 1,000, 2,000 footnotes in it. Because people need to understand that this is real, not science fiction. And I'm up at the ranch at the Standing Rock Ranch. And every year I am holding a symposium here at the ranch with the Inspired Arts League. And we have some of the best artists in America. I mean, it's Jeremy Lipking and Albin Veselka and Adrian Stein and Quangho and all of these people from all over the country and the world.

coming here and we learn story how to tell stories because people you know when you went into the churches in the medieval days that's what the stained glass windows were for people couldn't read and so they would look and they would learn the story through art we have a guy who is here who's teaching us this week and he is he's the guy responsible for oh the design of some of the best movies you've ever seen far as animated movies. Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, Little Mermaid, he did all of, a lot of

these movies, and then he went on to work with Marvel to problem solve for Marvel. The problem is we have lost our story entirely and it's being replaced right now. That's what the book, Dark Future,

is about, the great narrative. It's being replaced with a new story and new traditions. Remember what Michelle Obama said? We'll have to have new traditions. Well, we do. Pat is here to talk to us about what this month is celebrating, which, of course, I know Pat, because you're not a hater, you've already been making a big deal out of it in this new tradition.

It's, of course, July is. Of course. and I'd never insult the listeners to the show by speaking it out loud something they already know so well you know Wow

Really? Yeah Wow, that's how holy it is to you Yes, exactly. That is good. In a way, I now feel bad for even at Because we have said the name Because we obviously are so in tune with this

So in tune And now I feel like Our listeners are going to be They're going to be sick of us It's repeating the name of what we're celebrating this week. Which is Glenn of course. Glenn? Handicapped Pride Month.

Definitely not. What's the last year they used handicapped in one of these names? Like 1840, maybe? It is, of course, as we all know, disability pride month. Yes. Of course. Disability. Yeah.

Pride month. You're proud of your disability. Well, yes. And you actually got it right. Pat, of course, as you mentioned, you're an expert on this. Yeah. But I actually at first thought, are we celebrating like another version of Pride Month for disabled people?

Do they get their own month? Like the one-legged lesbian. Right. Is that? Right. Okay. Is this her month? But no, no.

It's just celebrating people generally who have disabilities. So they're taking pride in these disabilities. Okay. Okay. I wish, of course, we all know. Again. Yeah. I've got my tree up.

I've had my tree up since May. I get so excited about this. Do you decorate yours with prosthetics like I do? Well, no, that's a good idea. I just take all the toy soldiers and break a leg or an arm off. Okay. And so, wow. I can't even believe how many different months there are.

We went over this when one day you were out, Glenn, and we went through the whole calendar. But that was LGBTQIA, too. plus, which I guess would not include disability. No. Pride month. No, of course not. No.

That's, unless you're gay or by or two spirited, then you would be in that group. If you were that and disabled. Right. But now I think it's a little unfair because if you're gay and disabled, you get two months. What if, well, I think you should get three, honestly. I mean, shouldn't August be Disability Pride Pride Month? Oh. I'm just throwing it out there.

seems like we should embrace this. It probably will be next year. Yeah, it probably will be. Okay. All right. It really is incredible. I don't know how we got here. Slowly, but surely, steadily.

And we ignored too many things. Yeah, it's like how does somebody go bankrupt? Very slowly and then all at once. Yeah. We didn't notice the very slowly part. And we're noticing the all at once part, which is so good as we're here on the eve of not only another very special pride month, but also on the eve of World War II. I think, or three. I think that is, man, I feel warm inside.

I feel like 7,000 degrees warm inside. But just really, it's really special. Well, I go back to last week and the original story that Kamala Harris told about, the two frogs, you know, because that, nobody's heard that, and it really resonated with me. Did she write that? Was that an original piece of writing? She wrote that, I think, just last week. Yeah. Good heavens. I've missed the Kamala Harris. Oh, you miss the, how did I miss it? Oh, man. Oh, yeah. Apparently, Glenn, if you put one frog in a pot of water and you slowly turn up the heat, that frog's just going to stay in there and enjoy it until he dies.

but the other frog, if you put the frog in the water and then turn it up really high, really fast, that frog will jump out of the pot. Wow. And that's what happened to us, right? We were the first frog. Huh. I don't think that's actually true. It isn't true. No, it isn't.

It's not true. Both frogs will jump out of the pot. Yeah. Again, again, a very nice fairy tale given to us by Kamala Harris. Now, I don't know if you saw this, but if Biden were to drop out, there is a three-way. This is how bad it is for the Democrats. There's a three-way tie. 18% of Democratic voters would say, I'm with Kamala Harris.

Okay. You think the sitting VP would have 75% of the vote, right? That should think. And it's 18. high. 18. Second, second is Hillary

Clinton at 15. My gosh. Third is Bernie Sanders at 12. Yeah, the Democrats are in good shape, aren't they? Yeah.

The best part about this poll is the face made by Gavin Newsom. Oh, yeah. I love it. I love the idea. This guy sitting there opening up this poll

and realizing he's not even in the top three. because you know what? He really thinks he's in the top three. He thinks he's number one by a mile. He does. And he's not. Well, you also have those receiving at least 4%.

California Governor Gavin Newsom, Pete Buttigieg, Robert F. Kennedy, Elizabeth Warren, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Stacey Abrams. I mean, you can pick any of those. And I'd be happy. You know what I mean? Oh my gosh.

They really do have a bad. Oh my gosh. They do. They don't have nobody. They have nothing. Is AOC even old enough now to be president? She's 35 in October. Okay.

I didn't think she was currently. She isn't currently. In October she is. She would qualify for it because she turns. I think it's October. You were such. You were such an agist. You're going on that old dusty document.

You have to be at least 35. What an ageist you are. I'm so sick of it. I know. She could just, identify as 38, you know? Why not? We're changing everything else.

By the way, before we get to Stacey Abrams, let's remember that Biden is still in the race, but he's facing two foes. One is Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and the other that doesn't get a lot of talk, is self-help author Marianne Williamson. And she'll cuddle. She'll cuddle with Putin. and it'll be, I mean, the war will be over. She'll be like, let me just, let's hug it out.

Let's hug it out. Can I make a potentially unpopular point with the audience for a moment here? Have we come to the point that we've oversold how well RFK Jr. is doing in this race? Like, I understand that there's a lot of people on the right who have this affinity, this sudden affinity for RFK Jr. Don't. Oh, I don't. Don't. You don't, Glenn, because, you know, he basically threatened your life in front of thousands of people.

people. So I can understand why you might not be coming along for that one. He accused you of treason and said you should be treated like a traitor along with Rush Limbaugh. This is over climate change, right? Over climate change. Yeah. We all, but I would like to say it's overstated. He said thousands of people. It was on CNN, so it was maybe a couple hundred people saw it. No, it was at a big live event. He said it on stage at a massive live event where there were a lot of people who saw it. Wow. And like I get that like, as I've said it, the fact that, the fact that RFK Jr. is hitting 20% is a crazy, crazy thing. It shouldn't happen. And it shows how, one, there's a lot of name recognition for RFK Jr. Two, he probably is connecting with some people

in the Democratic Party. Three, Joe Biden's really, really bad. So there's a point to make there that he's hitting 20%. However, I will say, everyone says this that he's hitting 20%. That one poll where he hit 20% was two months ago. He's now had two months of polls. He's now had two months of polling where he has not hit 20%. What does he hit? Let me see. I'll bring it up here in a second. Let's see, Democratic nomination. He has not hit 20% in two months.

He's been hitting between 8 and 15. Oh, man. And we joke, a lot of people will sit here and say, oh, well, Ron DeSantis is a total disaster. He's 30 and 40 points behind. There hasn't been a poll where,

RFK Jr. has been within 40 points at all. I mean, it's been months at least since we've seen that. In addition, the Marianne Williamson thing is interesting, right? Marianne Williamson, we can all agree, is a silch of a candidate, right? Like, she's not a real candidate. Yes. She is nothing, right? Like, no offense to her, but like she does not have a constituency.

She is just basically nothing. I'll give you a couple of polls here. Like, the Yahoo News poll from, this is from June 20th, Biden 67, Williamson 4, Kennedy 8. Like, okay, he's four points ahead of Marianne Williamson

in this poll, sure. Right? So we're doing really well. Right. Some polls, some polls he's up by 10. Some polls he's up by, you know, he's up by 11. He's up by 7.

He's up by 12 over her. But like, that is the difference between any, you could throw any name on there, and they're going to get these 7% in one of these polls. and he's getting 12. He's getting 17. He's getting 15.

I'm not saying it's nothing. Right. And he's shown like some ability to connect to the right and to the center, which is impressive. Right. There are some things he's doing. But let's not overstate this. He's not competitive in this race at all. He's losing by 40 and 50 points in every single poll.

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They're not stories. They're news stories. And when you look around you, people are avoiding the news now. And that's because they know they're not getting any truth. you have to connect some of the dots for your friends, at least the ones that are open to listening. But it is, it's,

it's very interesting to me because I'm, I'm hanging out the last couple of days with people who are not immersed in the news. And what I'm coming away with is this feeling that some of them, uh, know that something is really, really wrong. They don't know exactly what. And, you know, they, for instance, don't know, we're going to war, aren't we?

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Last week, we released Dark Future. It is the second in the series of The Great Reset. it is the mechanics, it's the machine being built and who is building it and why they are building it. There is another book that comes out today by Carol Roth, and it's kind of a companion book with mine. It is, you will own nothing, and you'll love it, right? Except that's not what she says, you'll just own nothing. Your war with a new financial world order and how to fight back. She takes it down, and we look at.

what your life is really going to be like when you're socially unacceptable and the debt it becomes too big for everybody and then there's disorder and somebody comes in and says i've got the plan and the digital dollar and what that means all of this stuff is coming you need to know how to survive it carroll roth is on with us in just a second plus we have an update on Donald Trump. Looks like another arrest and indictment may be imminent. But don't worry, that cocaine thing? We just couldn't see anything on the videotape.

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MyPillow.com promo code Beck. Stu, give me the update on Donald Trump. He just posted something on truth social and ABC News is verifying it as well. Yes, it's been confirmed by all the big media sources. They are saying that Jack Smith has sent a letter to Trump, and I guess it was Sunday night. Trump is saying it was Sunday night. He's saying that he is a target of the January 6th grand jury investigation gives him... This is in Georgia.

Yep. According to Trump, it gives him... gives me a very short four days to report to the grand jury, which almost always means an arrested indictment. And I believe this is actually the, there's two on January 6th. There's a Georgia one, and there's the federal one.

I think this is the federal one that they're talking about here. Well, Smith is the guy who was appointed by Merrick Garland. So yes, it would be the federal one. Right. So there still could still be more. There could still be more. But this one is just breaking. So there you go.

I think we have a totally. non-biased justice system. Oh, yeah. Totally. I think. I mean, they can find all of this stuff and basically just make it up. They can find all kinds of stuff on Donald Trump, but man, we can't find who had that cocaine. We just can't find out of the 80 bank flags flagging the money saying, this is money laundering. We just can't find any of those records for those banks in the Biden family. It is so weird. Anyway, I wanted to bring Carol Roth on today. She is the author of a new book comes out today. You will own nothing. It is a great companion book for my book, Dark Future. If you go and you buy one of them, you'll see these two items most bought together.

Because I'm showing you the mechanics of the machine. And Carol, it takes not only the mechanics of the machine, but she takes it and now lays it out for what your life is, what it's going to look like, how it's going to come down, and more importantly, what to do about it. Hi, Carol, how are you? Hi, Glenn, I'm doing well, and again, congratulations on dark future, and I do love seeing that every time you go to one of those online sites, and they say these books are frequently brought together, Dark Future is below nothing, because we've been strategizing on this together and talking about it for like well over a year. So Carol, let me, let me, I want to just take you through the chapters of your book because it starts with socially unacceptable and social credit scores.

And there are so many people that don't know about social credit scores or when they hear it, they're like, that's crazy. That's not going to happen here. It is happening here. So take me through chapter one. just highlights. Yeah, so with chapter one, we really kind of see what's happening with social credit. And I would offer that there are sort of three phases. One is cancel culture, where it's really, you know, kind of people going after your social

standing, which is the way that you get opportunities, they go after your jobs, which is obviously your income, and in some cases they go after your business. And that gets kind of formalized into a sort of hybrid. loose social credit system, you know, maybe the states involved, but, you know, they haven't kind of formalized a number grading system. And then you get to what China has, which is a full-graded system, although it's still developing and it's sort of on a jurisdiction by jurisdiction basis. So if you think about what happened during COVID, if you were wrong think, if you were the ones who weren't wearing masks and, you know, not taking a vaccine, people were coming at you, whether it was,

your neighbor or in some cases the state. You couldn't go to a restaurant. You know, in some cases were they took a picture of you and put it on social media that you weren't wearing a mask. They were calling your employer. If you think about what the Biden executive orders, you in some places couldn't have a job or just a threat to businesses from the state that this executive order came down. Well, we're not really in it and required, but boy, we don't want to take that heat. So we feel the pressure, even though there isn't sort of that formal mandate to us. And then we actually saw the taking of assets, right?

We saw businesses, particularly small businesses, being shut down, again, not based on data and science, but based on political clout and connections. Our neighbors to the north, if you were part of that trucker freedom convoy, you saw your bank account being seized. And we're seeing it across, you know, being to platform, we're seeing collusion with the state. So this idea that social credit is just about, you know, quashing your right to speech, there's a huge financial tie there as well and really trying to manipulate people's behaviors, you know, whether you're Joe Rogan or Dave Chappelle or, you know, just a person on the street, trying to manipulate that based on what a small group of people are saying is moral and right. So you say this leads us to a new financial world order, but you say it's coming in two parts.

And the first one is about debt. Yeah, so the whole concept of a new financial world order, a new world order, it sounds very conspiratorial. And one of the things that I wanted to do with this book is take the conspiracy theory out of it. Because, you know, it's very easy for people to say, Oh, you know, New World Order, that sounds tinfoil haddy. I'm going to dismiss it. But as you wrote also in your book, and I cover it and you will own nothing,

all you need to do is go to the White House's website. You look at the speech that Joe Biden gave to the business roundtable, March 21st, 2020, and he walks through this. New Financial World Order has happened on a regular basis. We're about 80 years into ours being at the center of the financial universe, but before us it was the British and before the British, it was the Dutch. And so this is something that if you are elite and well-connected, you already know. And so Joe Biden says this.

He says, you know, it's going to every three or four generations, there's a new financial order. And there's going to be a new world order out there and we've got to lead it. And I'm pretty sure when he's talking to business roundtable, he's talking to those business elite, probably not me and you, Glenn, and probably not the people who are here today. Exactly right. Yeah. So if you're if you're these people and you're seeing that the global financial stakes are shifting, do you just kind of sit back and hope everything works out for you,

or do you jockey to try to make sure that you and your cronies stay on top, retain your wealth and retain your power? I don't think it's at all conspiratorial. I think anybody with a brain would say, of course, you're going to try and do those kinds of things. And it's not necessarily, hang on just sick, I'm sorry to interrupt. out but it's it's not just we expect that to be true when 2008 came along in 2006 i was talking to the guys that we're all in wall street and financial sectors and i said guys this doesn't work and they would all fall back and say glenn there's too much money at stake all of the big

thinkers are making sure that everything is taken care of well we expected that that's what their excuse was, you don't understand the system and there's too much money at stake. There's too much money at stake. And so all of the big players, they know that. And what are we going to do to protect it? So it doesn't have to be nefarious. In this case, I think it is, but it doesn't have to be nefarious. It's logical that they would do that. It very much is. And it's a very much a rhyme of history. It's that famous saying that's attributed to Mark Twain that history doesn't repeat itself, but it often does rhyme. And so you can kind of see these cycles. And lots of thinkers who are very well regarded. We'll talk to you about these

historical cycles. So when you look at this new financial world order, one of the things that occurs to me is that major economies don't, you know, get sort of taken over by the outside. They really implode from within. And you can go all the way back to Rome from this, right? This is all an internal undoing that, you know, maybe there's a catalyst at the end. But it goes from, you know, basically where you have stable money to having way too much debt and excesses, and then you have to let your military lapse and all these kinds of things. And so that's really where this first part of the new financial world order is, is all the things that we have done internally to put ourselves in this position, whether it's having

public debt to GDP of 125%, which even, you know, the IMF has says is unstable, the Treasury has said is unstable, the CBO has said it's unstable. So that does not sound very conspiracy theory to me, whether it's the Biden administration weaponizing the dollar when they decided to freeze Russia's reserve assets after they invaded the train, the fact that the Fed has not kept the dollar stable on the international stage. Oh, by the way, they haven't kept it. stable at home either, which is an amazing feed. Usually it's one or the other. So all these kinds of things move us, you know, in that cycle that we have at that being at the center of the financial universe, all of these things move us further to the edge. And we're all seeing the

repercussions. We're seeing some of the de-dollarization already. We're seeing the BRICS countries come out and say we're trying to have a new currency. We know the impact of the debt load. We've seen the inflation. Again, all of this is very well documented, and so really important and center to you will own nothing with me going in, and almost every paragraph has a little note on it where you can find the information. And if I had a choice, by the way, of where to source the information, I went to the corporate press because it's much harder for somebody who's trying to say this is a conspiracy theory to say what I point out, all this was in the Washington Post and Reuters, whatever.

it's much harder for them to dismiss it. All right. Back in just a second, I want to talk to you about debt because there's a new stat out from the CBO that says that we are now borrowing $5.1 billion every day. That means, don't worry, if you're the average taxpayer and you're paying $15,000, it will take you 3,200 generations at that rate to pay off jobs. just the money we borrow today. So don't worry about that. But with all of this borrowing, all of this debt,

I think people think these numbers are so big that it's never going to come into play. They're never going to collect on it. We're never going to be able to pay it. Nobody's going to pay their debt. And they'll just erase our debt. Oh, no. It's not going to work the way it does for the banks. And the big people that are too big to fail,

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follow. What's going to happen to our debt? How do you explain borrowing five billion, $5.1 billion every day? What that means? I mean, it's so staggering. No wonder people can't get their head wrapped around debt. And I blame some of these people who are in the MMT area. That stands for modern monetary theory. I call it a name that I heard elsewhere called Magic Money Tree. Because the idea is that if you own a printing press, you can never default on your debt because you can print more money, which I guess is true in theory, but it just absolutely obliterates the value of the dollar. And I think what so many people forget is that money is just a proxy.

It's a proxy for the fruits of your labor, for productivity. It's a convenience so that we no longer have to trade and go, oh, well, I have an egg and you're a doctor and I need a, someone else needs a cow and how do we all sort this out? It's a proxy, but it's a proxy for that productivity. So if you print more dollars and there's no additional productivity, then you debase everything at least on a one-to-one basis, I would venture to say that with compounding it's actually a worse scenario. And we saw this over the past few years when everybody wanted stimulus checks.

He said, oh, you know, I need my Donnie dollars and I need my Biden bucks here. give me my $1,000, give me my $1,200. And there were people like you and me standing up going, no, don't do this. This is a trick. You're going to end up spending $10,000 for the rest of your life. But most people don't understand that. So when you see the debt levels going up, there are a couple of things that are happening concurrently. One is that we no longer have these central banks around the world who want to buy that debt.

And if you think about what happened during COVID is who came in to buy that debt, it wasn't other central banks. And for a large part, it wasn't your traditional investors. It was the Federal Reserve. Again, which is just a collection of private banks, all the banks, the biggest ones, that are all in trouble, borrowing money from the Fed. the Fed is it's just the it's those banks and they they elect people to go sit in and give monetary policy for the United States as a private institution so if you think the banks are unstable they're the ones printing the money and giving it to us that doesn't sound good no and they're making up when you think of a printer, you actually think of like a physical money printer, this is just an entry.

It's like basically going into your bank account and being like, oh, Glenn, let's just put a million dollars in there and we'll go shopping. If you and I did that, it would be fraud. We go to jail. When the Fed does it, it's monetary policy. I'm not sure how that sort of put together. You talk about this in the incredible shrinking dollar. This is chapter four. And I want you to go over. the reason why this isn't insanity this time, or so they say, is that we have entered a new modern era where technology will control inflation. So we can print as much as we want. And yeah, it'll cause inflation, but we have the technology now to keep that under control. And that technology is just monitoring what every single person does, wants, and spends, correct?

Yes, so this is sort of, you know, one of the big pieces that we have is that because there is so much pressure on the Fed and the government with these debts that they are going to be desperate and they're going to be looking at any ways that they can get themselves out of it. And one of the possibilities... So hang on, I've only got 10 seconds left. I'm sorry to do that to you. We got to take you over. You tell us one of the possibilities, and we'll get into the rest, which leads to digital dollars.

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We're talking to Carol Roth, who has a new book out called You Will Own Nothing. It is a great companion with a great reset and dark future. She really breaks down a lot of the stuff that I didn't break down. She goes into different solutions and different understandings. on how this is really truly going to affect you and what is coming. And we were talking about inflation in this modern monetary theory, which is the idea that governments can just print as much money as they want. And they'll be able to control inflation this time around.

It's never worked before. But this time, they have the technology to be able to control your spending. And Carol said there's a couple of things that you need to. to know about modern monetary theory and controlling inflation. Carol, welcome back. Yes, thanks so much, Glenn. You know, when you think about really high debt loads, that is when people get desperate.

It's also when governments get desperate because there's only so many ways that they can finance the continuation of the growth of the government, which is how they see getting their power and their wealth. So for you, you know, there are a few options. it means that they have to get more money from you, which means that they raise taxes or in a little preview of Chapter 11,

perhaps they come after your actual assets and wealth, and we can talk more about that in a bit. They can shrink services, but obviously that's usually, you know, that their promises are, if they take those away, that's very politically unpopular. We saw what happened in France a few weeks ago

when they said they wanted to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64, and they burned down Paris. So that sort of not the way that they like to go, right? So the third thing is to figure out, you know, how do we layer on more debt? But we run out of people who want to buy the debt. And so my concern, I know it's one that you share and you do a great job of talking about this in dark future as well is that they decide to go for something like a central bank

digital currency, which gives them full control over your money. And, you know, as we've been talking about you own nothing and the point of it to debunk the conspiracy element around this, CBDC is another one where they keep going, oh, you know, oh, you have a conspiracy theory. That's not happening. But we just saw the New York Fed and 12 financial institutions complete a study, a pilot program at the wholesale level, and their findings, which you can find that report online, were very, very favorable. and then the G7 came out with principles, coordinated principles, by the way, on retail-facing CBDCs. So these are not the actions that you take if this is something that's absolutely off the

table or so many different ways in here. But one of the things, as we talk about this idea of debasing the dollar, is for them to get out of it by promising people more digital dollars in exchange for their U.S. dollar. It reminds me very much. of that Saturday Night Live skit, and I referenced it in the book, with Dan Aykroyd from the 70s, back when they actually used to do really great political commentary, and they did a piece on monetary printing. And they're like, wouldn't you love to drive a $100,000 car and wear a $50,000 suit? Everyone's going to be millionaires, really poking fun of the fact that just because you have more,

you know, nominal dollars doesn't mean that the purchasing power is the same. And so I just see a scenario where they go, we're going to offer you, Glenn, $100 digital dollars for every dollar. And you're going to go, that's a really bad idea. We're not doing this. But there are a bunch of people going to be like, that's amazing. I'm going to be a millionaire, not understanding what that does to purchasing power. And those kinds of things are going to be the carrot to get people into this digital dollar system, which then is really the end of agency and free.

because it means if they want to control inflation, instead of the Fed using interest rates as their lever, they literally destruct a man by just cutting off your money. They say you can't spend it. We're trying to control inflation. It's for your benefit, Glenn. So evil. So evil. So you, I'm skipping a ton.

The book is just so full of just great stuff. You then talk about the renting of the American Dream. And a lot of people will go, oh, well, I don't mind. We rent everything. I don't have to own it. You know, why would I, you know, why would I want to own things that depreciate in value? Well, there's a reason. This to me might be one of the most nefarious things that are going on in plain sight that not enough people are talking about.

So when you think about the concept of the American dream, what pops into everyone's mind. It's a home. Sometimes it has to pick it. offense, but that's the physical embodiment of the American dream. And I think the reason for that is because that's how Americans create wealth. A house is the largest asset on household balance sheets across the nation. So most people in this nation are deriving their wealth, first and foremost, from having a house and having that appreciate and value over time.

What has shifted? And this was one of the craziest pieces of research that I did for you will own nothing. I found out that before 2010, there was no meaningful corporate money in the single-family home market. It just did not exist. Say that again. This is really important. Before 2010, the tail end of the Great Recession Financial Crisis, when they gave the corporations the easy money. when they bailed out Wall Street and almost 5 million people lost their homes to foreclosures

and short sale, there was no meaningful corporate investors in the single-family home market. Then, obviously, the Fed policy, which basically just transfers money from Main Street to Wall Street, created all of this debt that was cheap and easy access for Wall Street. They went out, they started bidding up every asset class they could find. They ran out of places where they felt like they could get return on their money, but they've got all this debt. They've got to put it to work. So do, do, do, do, the radar goes onto single-family homes,

the literal embodiment of the American Dream and your wealth creation. We have now have 13 years later, well, actually at the end of last year, so just about 12 years later, one in every five homes, homes that is being purchased in the United States is being purchased by a corporation. And what they are doing, they're not taking them and fixing them up and flipping them back to you to enjoy and get that asset appreciation. They are renting you the American dream and they are stealing that wealth from families. They're taking away the money that normally would be that biggest asset class and help you to gain wealth and pass it on to your family. and they are transferring that to Wall Street.

And again, this is something that was covered by 60 minutes. I went right to their financial filing, so things like their 10K reports and their annual reports, and I showed you what they were saying. They are purposely targeting the middle class. They know the middle class has jobs, and they can pay for things, but they're taking away that opportunity for you to gain wealth.

And if you go back to that initial world economic form prediction where the title came from, you'll owe nothing. The second part is, and you'll be happy. So they're trying to get you to buy into this. They want you to think this is for your convenience and your benefits. And so middle class people, as well as a whole slew of young people, are now no longer able to afford the American dream, in part because of all of this institution, capital that came in because the Fed gave them basically free money to come compete with you

for your home. It is disgusting. And this is an area we have to fight back on. This is something that they are trying to use, you know, cars and appliances as something like, you know, why, why buy it? Why not just rent it and then let it be somebody else's problem? All of the depreciation, etc, etc. But homes generally don't depreciate. They go up. And so they're taking assets that do depreciate like cars and putting that in the same category as a house, which is a great storehouse for money and grows wealth over time. They're conning you from the beginning by getting people to say, well, I lease my car. I mean, and that's great because I don't I don't own it at the end. don't have to worry about it.

I get all kinds of perks. That's not the same as your house. When you drive your house off the lot, when you buy your house, it doesn't drop in value. When you buy a car, it immediately drops in value the minute you drive it. And let me tell you something else that I talk about in the book is why the house has become such a huge store of value. it's because of a concept called duration, which is basically just the amount of time that passes. A problem that a lot of people have, like when they're in the stock market,

is that they see the stocks going up and down, and they panic when they're down, and they think that, you know, they're losing money, and they end up selling out, or maybe they run into a recession, and they have to sell that. That doesn't happen in the same way with houses because you're consuming it. You know, you've got kids in school. it's not an easy thing for you.

So you're not on Zillow every day going, oh, it looks like my house is down 5%. I better sell it. So people have duration in their homes, and they're able to wait out these financial cycles, these boom and bust cycles that are usually really good for the wealthy investors. I call the vulturing of boom and bust cycles

because they come in, and when the normal people panic and everything goes down in price, they feed on that. and they get the appreciation out of it. That hasn't happened as historically with the home, which I think is one of those reasons why it's become such an important asset for households. So the idea that you have these companies coming out and saying,

no, we want to take that away. We want to wrench you the American dream. And then try to tell you it's for your benefit is just very disturbing. And the common through line in all of these things is you will own nothing. and you know the people who did not own things through history, they were not free, they were not happy, and in many cases, they lost their lives. So the concept of ownership is tied up with freedom and wealth creation. So Carol Roth has the new book out.

It is called You Will Own Nothing. It is a great companion piece with Dark Future. If you haven't bought Dark Future yet, buy it and get it. you will own nothing and understand the entire cycle of this we didn't get in a chance Carol to finish in I think finish really the housing thing and that is corporate America is buying up houses so you're boxing out the the average guy and if you think about all the people who say my mom and dad bought this house in California for ten thousand dollars and they just sold it

for you know two million dollars that's because they owned it over a long period of time but there's they're not only trying to now buy those up so you can't own that and get that appreciation but they can there's something else if you do decide to own it and you want to pass it on to your kids that's where the government comes in and we'll have you back later this week to talk about that you will own nothing is the name of the book by carol Roth. Thanks, Carol. Back in just a second. First, let me tell you about Car Shield. If you like the idea of driving your car until the doors fall off like I do, I have an idea for you. Once that warranty is out, then you are looking at big fixes that aren't always covered. Car Shield covers many of those things. They offer affordable protection plans to fit every budget, and they cover more parts

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Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. Stu, I'd like to go over some politics next hour because there's a lot of interesting things happening right now. Vivek Ramoswamy came out and made an announcement yesterday, which I think is very exciting. Donald Trump came out, at least, I shouldn't say this, the New York Times came out. and wrote one of the most confusing articles I've ever read.

I have no idea what that story really even means. It's important that we get to that. Also, Joe Manchin is talking about running as a third. Oh, I would hope. But I don't. It would be so great. There's no signs I've ever seen that Joe Manchin is going to do anything but help the Democratic Party in the end. He threatens all sorts of other things to win elections in West Virginia, but when has he ever stepped to the plate in any circumstance?

He might think that it will hurt Donald Trump more because with John Huntsman, he'll think that John Huntsman and Democrat running together. It'll be great. He might think that that would hurt the Republicans more. I don't think so. I don't think anybody's fooled by mansion or. John Huntsman, Jr. Maybe it's just me. It's not.

It's not. It is not just you that I can ensure you. I just don't buy the man. Anything that Joe Manchin says you have to take with assault mine. And he just, you know, they keep talking about this. And I think he likes keeping it. He likes the thread of this, I think, more than the actual idea. Because, of course, obviously he wouldn't win, but that's not even the point, I suppose.

but it's a it is one of those things where he they he's keeping it alive he keeps that ball in the air here which might have given him a nice fundraising apparatus and everything else but i mean look the bottom line is when the democratic party asked joe mansion at the end of the day to really do something he does it he will yeah yeah um all right coming up next hour a look at politics also if you're following me and want to know what is happening And what I'm involved in this week, you can follow our actions at the ranch at Inspired Arts League. You just go to their website,

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Trump where he's just going to take all the power of the presidency. He's going to steamroll over everybody. Okay, I don't think so, but I don't honestly even begin to understand their reporting. It is so convoluted, I have absolutely no idea what he's planning. So we'll get into that as well as we talk a little politics on the Glenn Beck program. 60 seconds, we begin. First, let me tell you about pre-born. One of these days, maybe in our lifetimes, it is possible you'll see the abolition of

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That's preborn.com slash beck sponsored by preborn. So Ramoswami, by the way, let me start here because the Washington Examiner ranked all of the candidates that were in Iowa with us. And I think they rated them exactly the same we did. They said, Tim Scott, unfortunately for Scott, the interview with Carlson highlighted the South Carolina Senator's least appealing side, his tendency to joke his way out of difficult situations. He had some non-answers, and that really didn't go well for him. But they didn't think he was, they didn't think he destroyed himself.

Where Asa Hutchinson, a mess. Mike Pence, another mess. Nikki Haley, I think they had the same same exact, you know, a view on her. Tucker Carlson went easy on her. He chose not to go after Haley in the way he went after Hutchinson and Pence and didn't press her on some issues such as Ukraine. It allowed Haley to do things such as go off on a crowd-pleasing and plausible reading

of the White House cocaine situation. Then Vivek, the youngest, 37, the youngest candidate with no governmental experience, Ramoswami has made real inroads in the GOP race. Then Ron DeSantis, the Florida governor was the last candidate to appear and he was the best. I think that's exactly the way we rated all of the candidates. And this is from the Washington Examiner. Yeah, I think that's a fair rating. I think just pure performance-wise, I had Ramoswamy slightly ahead of DeSantis. I think, you know, there's a difference between those two candidates in that, you know, Ramoswamy has a lot more to gain, right?

People don't really know. It's he's kind of the first time, it's sort of the first time that a lot of people have ever seen him speak. So I think he had more to gain there. Obviously, the profile of DeSantis is a lot more consistent with someone who could actually win the nomination, where Ramoswamy is. You're not sure yet. Yeah.

I think if you think about this, the way this race has kind of spread out so far. You have obviously Trump at number one and DeSantis at number two. And then you have a huge group of people that you expect at some point someone's going to have a moment. If you think about the Pete Buttigieg run in 2020, like it's a it's a parallel that you could see Ramoswami potentially hitting, right? Where he's a really, you know, he's a good communicator. Can he get to 13, 14, 15 percent in these polls? I think it's possible. Yeah. I think that's that's legitimately possible. And that's about what what Buttigieg did. I'm hoping that he is a vice presidential candidate.

And, you know, I said earlier, I think that Ramoswamy will be the candidate that Donald Trump chooses. I have no idea because Trump could choose anyone and blow this all to hell. But Ramoswami is the kind of guy that is a out-of-the-box thinker. I think he would be deferential to Trump. The only problem is that Donald Trump might think that he might be overshadowed, shadowed by Ramoswami. But I don't think Ramoswami would do that. I think he would play a role, but he would be a very good advisor to Trump. So yesterday, Ramoswami released a list of people.

He would consider nominating to the Supreme Court if he were elected president. two of the candidates, Ted Cruz and Mike Lee. And I wish those were the only ones on his list because I'd like to see both of those guys on the Supreme Court. And the next president could nominate, be responsible for two other justices on the Supreme Court. And one of them might be a replacement for Clarence Thomas. And if he's not replaced by a Mike Lee or a Ted Cruz, we're in trouble.

We need somebody who reads the Constitution as it was written. I personally, even if we had control of the Senate, I would lose control of the Senate for those two. If they were both put onto the Supreme Court, I wouldn't care if we lost the Senate. Those two would be so important. Yeah, two seats of the Supreme Court, I think, would outweigh a couple years of Senate control. I would agree with you on that for sure. Yeah. especially with the Republican president.

Though, I mean, there are other good judges you could go to. But Mike Lee, I mean, Mike Lee would be fantastic on the Supreme Court. Mike Lee is, he is Mr. Supreme Court. And he's, I don't mean this in a bad way because I love him. And he's very funny in person. He is really very funny in person. But he's boring enough to be on the Supreme Court. You know what I mean?

He's like, you're never going to see like, ah, Mike Lee, swinging, you know, with the transvesta. It doesn't happen with Michael. There's never going to be a scandal with Mike Lee. I would agree. He'll just, his scandal will be, well, I read both sides, and I read the Constitution, and I think I have to side with we the people. That's as exciting as it'll ever get.

Yeah. And to me, that's the Super Bowl of excitement that I want from Mike Lee. Yeah. I want to return to some boring politics every once in a while. I think I like, though, the new thing with candidates letting their Supreme Court picks out in advance. I like it. I mean, Trump was the trailblazer here, mainly because people didn't trust him on this stuff. And he put this out.

Now, of course, he did wind up picking two of his three justices that were not on his initial list, which I didn't like that. I don't like that. But still, he did, the first one was on the list, and that's essentially all he really promised. And, you know, I think you have the three, Kavanaugh, I'm still a little, you know, not so warm about, but the other two I'm pretty okay with. I think he did a pretty good job there. And certainly, like, regardless of how these justices turned out, the fact that they got Roe versus Wade overturned is so monumental that it's hard to ever be critical of this. And I like the idea of, like, these candidates come out and saying, here, I'm going to stand. this is a statement of principles.

And they talk about a budget is essentially a statement of your principles, right? Where you really want to spend your money shows what you actually care about. This falls into that same category. And I wish they all would do this. I think that would be a really positive thing going forward. I think there's a change coming, though. I really do. I think we are on, if it's not this election, it will be the next election,

where we are going to have a generational change. And, you know, assuming that we have a country, or another election, I think we'll finally get these damn hippies out of power. Okay, Archie. Okay. There's another thing that he said yesterday, and I love this. He said, Biden's top focus appeared to be on diversity and race and gender. While I drew from diverse experiences, current and former federal judges and former solicitor general to U.S. senators, my sole criteria was to select

candidates with an unwavering commitment to an originalist understanding of the U.S. Constitution, who also understand the unique threats to liberty in the 21st century, including lurking state action. Our courts remain the last line of defense against the overreach and weaponization of government. As president, I will appoint judges who will protect the integrity of our constitutional republic. I love that. He also said that he was signing the Women for America's Legislative Action Committee's presidential promise to American women. Have you even heard of that? I looked it up today and I read it. I love this. As president of the United States, I promised to uphold the truth that women are exclusively

female. Only women can get pregnant and bear children. Only women can be mothers. Under my administration, the status and dignity of women and girls will not be compromised in law or policy. are two sexes. If you have XX chromosomes, you're a woman. If you have X, Y chromosomes, you're a man. Period. Gender dysphoria is a mental health disorder. Affirming kids' confusion isn't compassion. It's cruelty. And that's the truth. That's what he tweeted out yesterday.

Donald Trump has also signed this. Can you imagine reading this to someone five years ago? They would think you were nuts. It's like every single statement in that is blatantly obvious. full stop. Stu, we had a proclamation for the family that was released by my church in the 1990s. And it was insane. We all looked at it and went, what the, I mean, what are they thinking?

What? What? And it specifically talked about the roles of men and women and gender, and that gender is ordained by God. and there is no changing of gender. All of this stuff and we're like, what are they even thinking? In 1995, they did that. Now it's kind of like, huh, that seems pretty smart, almost prophetic.

Yeah, well, yeah. If not prophetic. They saw that coming for sure. Yeah. I mean, so you look at just five years ago, eight years ago, and that's what I really, I would really like you to talk to your friends who are lost in this. and just say, look, we know each other. No offense.

I am not trying to change your mind. I want you to change my mind. Tell me the new information that you received because I know you 10 years ago. You would have said, that's not true. So let's follow the science here. What new information did you receive about how this affects children? the suicide rate anything tell me the scientific evidence that has changed your mind they won't be able to do it so wait so so if the science is on the other side why did you change

your mind and what's happened because you are a total you're in a completely different in position and a position that you would have said 10 years ago was the position of of someone who was not. How did you get there? You're totally right. And you know what the answer, of course, is? It's like, I don't know, Twitter? Politics.

You know, it's something outside of science and reality. And like, I almost feel uncomfortable calling this science. It's like these truths will be held as self. These are self-evident truths, right? This isn't even, you don't even have to go to science. We all know this inherently to be true. You know, but I'm, I'm only using that, you know, tell me scientifically because of an argument. I don't want to get into your feelings and everything else.

Tell me, let's follow the science. Let's follow the science. Yet this argument is entirely feelings. That's all it is. It has nothing to do with science. This is a, let's her face, Rachel Levine, the very high-ranking official in our government, who is transgender, or talking about this, talking about how children should have access to sex reassignment services. And Rachel says, quote, adolescence is hard and puberty is hard.

Okay. Yeah, that's true. What if you're going through the wrong puberty? There's no such thing as the wrong puberty. That's not a thing. What you're talking about is not an actual thing. There's no wrong puberty. That's not a thing.

But then Rachel goes on to say, what if you inside feel that you are female, but now you're going through a male puberty? And of course, the answer to that question... That's psychological disorder. Right. The answer to that question is your feelings are wrong. Your feelings are incorrect.

That, he's talking about a child here. This does not mean the child is a bad person, but lots of people have feelings that do not align with reality. And so the correction to that is to correct the feelings, not to correct the body to match your incorrect vibe. If you feel that you are a man, we don't correct the body to make you feel that way. We instead work on you and your feelings so that you actually recognize reality, because that's kind of important in our society, Glenn. Well, first of all, when you said, you know, this is not a thing. you're talking about Rachel Levine.

He does, has no idea. I mean, he's denying things are not a thing. Yes. You know what I'm saying? Yes. Anyway, the other thing on that is, and it is a thing, if you take your argument and you take it to Canada, oh, things change a lot. And I'll explain in 60 seconds.

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That's not what society is going towards. And it's not just transgenderism. Transgenderism, it's compassionate now if you feel like you're in the wrong body, will adapt to that. The only reason why we haven't started cutting limbs off of besides sex organs is because they haven't made the case thoroughly for it yet and got enough bleeding hearts to go along with it. But the next thing will be, I am in a perfectly healthy body, but I see myself as disabled. That will come. But a bigger thing has already happened in Canada.

If you are a teenager and you are depressed, you are feeling that life isn't worth living. they now in Canada will give you the drugs so you can commit suicide what is the difference between that I'm in the wrong body and so please cut off my organs and mutilate me or I don't feel my life is worth it so will you please kill me we used to think that life all life was worth it we used to think that there were things that were black and white gender being one of them and if you felt differently then we would work with you to try to I'm sorry but it's a it's a mental disorder it is a mental disorder and the same thing with suicidal thoughts it's a mental disorder doesn't make you a bad person

doesn't mean we lock you up in an institution it means we look to help you sort through your feelings because your feelings are not real. They may feel like they're real, but they're not reality. They have been completely removed. You are going through something that it could be chemical, could just be psychological, but you're going through something that isn't real. Life is worth living and gender is specific and eternal. back in just a minute the glenback program sponsor this half hour is relief factor i want to tell you about a remarkable

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And they started working on their credit score with, you know, house of loans. And now they have their own space. And it showed Ronald just walking into his house all by himself. And I went, wait, who was they? I know there were eight people involved. Is Ronald a schizophrenic? Or what, what, what, what? happening here uh i don't understand and what it was was just again going with people's feelings

you know feelings are really really important i just had my children have really dark feelings but i didn't just go with their feelings and say you know what maybe life isn't worth living because i know that feeling is a lie it's a lie period So feelings aren't always true. And as adults and thinking members, when somebody is feeling something, we don't say as they're crying, he broke up with me and I'll never ever date anybody ever again. You know what, sweetheart? I think you're right. That was the last man.

It's the last man standing. You know, you'll never, you're going to be alone the rest of your. We don't do that. When our child falls down and hits their head. you know uh and they and you know it wasn't a bad fall but they look at you and they go uh if you go with that feeling oh my gosh they're crying but if you go who way who fell out went boom usually that feeling goes away why are we encouraging feelings that are not good for humanity oh no seriously oh you're a woman yeah

Well, every other indication is, let me check your chromosome. Yep, you are a man. But your feelings override science. No, they really don't. And I think this came from our place of compassion. We all feel like we just want to do the right thing by people. I don't, I feel bad for Bruce Jenner. I don't wish him any.

ill, nothing. Bruce Jenner was a hero of my generation. Growing up, he was on my Wheaties box. And when I found out that he was feeling this way his whole life, it killed me. I thought of my hero, all those years putting on a happy face and feeling as though it wasn't him and feeling as though we'd all attack him if he was him. So he becomes a woman. Well, no, he decides he is a woman. That doesn't make him a woman. That means he's deciding to finish out his life as a woman. But that doesn't change the science or the facts.

If he goes into the hospital and he's got cancer in his butt, I'm going to say it's most likely colon cancer because she's a dude. I'm not going to say, oh, it can't be cancer in his butt because, well, you know, that colon cancer, that's so, it just doesn't happen in women, really. Have you checked his breasts? No. Facts play a role, and they must play a role. Otherwise, we go down crazy, crazy roads. For instance, I do believe, and I believe that.

sincerely I mean I my feelings are deep my feelings of anger my feelings of betrayal my feelings of really and I hate to use this word but I want justice vengeance is really what I'm after but I won't I just want justice I would like to see Stu in prison for the killing of my sisters wait now the The facts are both of my sisters are alive. You could call them today. Stu has not had a motive or an opportunity. Your sisters are delightful.

But you killed them. I feel as though you killed my sisters. And if we're going to go on a society based on feeling and not on facts, Stu, I really would like to see you receive the death. penalty. Because my feeling is, you killed my sister. In my head and in my heart, I know you did. Well, you don't know you did, but you feel I did.

What is the difference between, and this is my reality. This is, if I, how, how dare you deny what I feel? And you know, Glenn, it's like this sounds like an absurd example, right? Like you, you just because you say you feel something, your feelings are affected. I certainly shouldn't go to prison. But this just happens to, this conversation happens to be occurring on a day where a new poll was released that I think it's something like what, 30% of millennials say that you, if you misgender someone, it should be a crime. So what is the misgender? What is the crime?

Wait, hang on. I just did with Bruce Jenner. I dead named him and then misgendered him. Right? Misgendered him. Yes. No, I didn't. The facts will show.

And I think Caitlin Jenner would agree he is still a man. He is living his life as Caitlin Jenner. And he believes that. He wants to do that. But he's not going to force me to believe what he believes. and science is on my side. So would I go to prison for what I just did? 30% of millennials say yes.

Right. And that's the thing is the only thing that could possibly be affected by you misgendering someone is that person's feelings. Their feelings might be hurt. You know, that's possibly true. They might really not like that. And that's something that is important to them. As an individual, their feelings are important to them.

They are not important to the rest of society. feelings are something that is important to an individual, maybe the family around them, maybe the people dealing with them on a daily basis. Those feelings might be vitally important, but they are not important as a basis of policy. They are not important to the civilization. They are not important to science. Your feelings are not important to science. They are not part of it.

If you feel, if you feel that any of the stuff that we just said is crazy town, well, no, that doesn't happen. Let's look at President Biden. His feelings are, whether he believes them or not, his feelings are that his son is a good man, that his son was not involved in any of these things. Never done anything wrong. That his feelings are he's never done anything wrong. His feelings are they're only coming after my son because of who I am.

They're trying to get me. Those are his feelings. Let's say he actually believes all of those things. Why do we feel there's no justice in America? Because his feelings are being taken to be more important than the obvious and provable facts. So when I say Stu should go to jail because I feel he killed my sisters, what's the difference between him actually killing my sisters and me saying, no, I know Stu. I feel he's a really good man and he should.

You're only doing this to get to me. You're only doing this to bring down my show and I know it. Even if I know all of the facts that Stu's standing there with a bloody knife, if society takes my feelings and ranks them higher for any reason because we want to be compassionate or because you like me or you want me to stay on the air or you want Joe Biden to be president you're living in an insane asylum. Yes, 100% and we're all, we're all living in a sane asylum right now. Let me give you this. This is from the Washington Post talking about body dysmorphic disorder called BDD. This is how they describe it. It is a mental health condition.

It is defined as an obsession with a perceived flaw. in physical appearance, one that is usually imperceptible to others. It shares similarities with obsessive compulsive disorder and can cause severe distress to those who deal with it. Let me give you a quote. This is from someone suffering from it. I have body dysmorphia. I don't ever see myself the other way people see me.

There's never a point in my life where I've loved my body. Who said this? This was said by Megan Fox in a interview promoting her cover on the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. She cannot see herself as attractive. Now, Megan Fox, by anybody's estimation, is a very good-looking person. She cannot see herself this way. We do not go to Megan Fox and tell her, you know what?

You're right. Your feelings are correct. You're an ugly beast. I'm so sorry for the things. Wow, you are hideous. Get out of my face. What we do is understand. We don't call her names.

We don't say she's the worst person in the world. We say, we understand how you feel. Here's why you're wrong. And we give her therapy and treatment to try to convince her that the crazy thing she believes about her ugliness are incorrect. We do not go to her. And fulfill her wild emotions, dreams, feelings about her ugliness. That would be insane. And that's what we're doing with people with the transgendered issues.

And what is what is the difference between somebody with anorexia who sees themselves as a fat person? And they are Karen Carpenter skin and bones. Only reason why we don't go to them and say, you know what? You are right, fat, fatty. We don't do that because anorexia happens with women and has been so long, talk. talked about and and and we've tried to change the viewpoint of women and their bodies. But we do the exact opposite with women who are fat like Lizzo. And I speak as a fat man.

If I don't get my fatness under control, I will die. It is, it's not an opinion. I do feel that way. but the reason why I feel that way is I have scientific fact to back it up. And what we're doing is the exact opposite. We look at an anorexic person and we say, hey, you have a problem with the way you're seeing your body. And yet we look at Lizzo saying, hey, fat is beautiful and healthy and you got to try. And we condone it because we don't want to hurt her feelings or we want to condone her feelings or, quite honestly,

Honestly, we are so anti-human, we don't mind people dying. Either way, you're living in an insane asylum. Back in just a second. Even though the Fed paused their continuing rate hikes back in June, Jerome Powell still indicated there might be another rate hike, maybe this month. That's going to make your credit cards and everything that you want to buy more expensive. You've got to get out from underneath your high interest debts. if you're on an adjustable mortgage, if you are on a credit card,

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But most importantly, that's the same. That's how TD is making thanking more human. So I was telling you, Stu, about this family proclamation that came out in 1995, and everybody in my church was like, why are we talking about this? This is all obvious. And it's no longer obvious anymore. We solemnly proclaim that marriage between a man and a woman is ordained of God, and the family is central to the creator's plan for eternal destiny of his children.

All human beings, male and female, are created in the image of God. Each is beloved spirit or daughter, each has a divine nature. Gender is an essential characteristic of individual pre-mortal, mortal, and eternal identity and purpose. I think we should start making lists like this. I think more people should do. I think we all should do this so we can have something. We can go back and go, wait a minute, when did that change? When did I stop believing that?

Yeah. I'd like to come up with a list. the things that we know to be true. And the things that you're sure of, right? You know to be true. And like almost to change one is like an amendment process, right? Like if you, there might be something we find out we're wrong about and later on. But like it should be something that we notice.

A lot of times I think people have these ideas and then over time they change like we were talking about with gender, right? Where everyone five years ago knew that men were men and women are women. And now they've changed. And they can't really identify. why they've changed. If you had a statement of principles what you actually believe sitting in front of you and said, wow, five years ago, I said a man with a woman and a woman, I want to change that now. Why? Why do I want to change that? What made me change my mind on that? Why was I wrong

before? Why am I right now? People thinking those things out would be helpful. And by not doing that, that leads you to places that are completely illogical even today. Oh, I want the man dressed as a woman to give a pole dance to my third grader in school, and that's healthy. No, you went off the path of right and wrong and what's true and what's not long before you got there. Maybe you should track it back. The Glenn Back program.