The blaze radio network on demand the podcast it's Thursday and We had an awful lot to talk about. We had an update on Microsoft, new things that they want to do. They ve got the military's back they're gonna, provide a eye for the panic on which I am torn. I'm glad somebody in the textile industry is to be Pro America and help us out, but like the idea of robots, killing people or teaching robots how to kill people also touch. Tribute to to George H, W Bush from his son, and yesterday we kind of went into that and what makes a man

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Oh lecturing anyone on politics: it was just truly humble retelling of a man's life. It was, it was kind it was decent. It was normal. The press immediately jumped into how see how Hillary Clinton and Trump probably have like can you shut up sincerely shut up. Here's a guy George W Bush, Who, I think his liked by every single president, all of them, like George W Bush. Here's a guy who. Had reason to hate. Donald Trump didn't say anything was polite was kind

Where's has reason to hate the Obama's because look at what they did to him. They just trashed for four years is the push economy? Well, push additive screwed up so much. He ever responded in fact. Yesterday he Michelle Obama Candy, because the last time there were two funeral, he did it and they become friends. As he was describing his his father yesterday, he talked about who he was He said my dad knew how to die young people, Because twice in his life, he almost did, and he said I think, those rights she's with death, made him cherish the gift of life and he vow to live every day to the fullest

Dad was always busy in constant motion, but never too busy to share his love of life with those around him. He taught us to love. The outdoors he loved watching dogs. He loved landing the elusive striper once fine to a wheelchair. He seemed happiness sitting on his favorite perch in the back. Porch walkers point completing the majesty of the Atlantic The horizons he saw were bright and hopeful. He was genuinely an optimistic man and that optimism guided his. Children and meet each of us believe that anything was possible. Events are doing that with our children. Now. He talked about his service to the nation. He talked about how he didn't judge people.

Dad could relate to people from all walks of life. He was an empathetic man, he valued character over pedigree and he wasn't a cynic. He looked for the good. Each person and usually found it dad taught us public service was noble, unnecessary that one could serve with integrity and hold true to the end. Orton values like faith and family. The straw We believed it was important to give back to the community, and the country in which one lived here denies that serving others in rich to give her soul to us. He was the brightest of a thousand points of life. When he lost his shoulder. The blame. He accepted that failure is Art of living a full life, but he taught never to be defined by failure. He showed us how setbacks can strengthen. He went on to describe- and I urge you to read this eulogy or

Go back and listen to it again. If you didn't hear it, the first time go: go back and listen he's describing what a man should be. You don't hear that anymore. Andrew Heaton. Is in today Andrew Heaton as a new podcast called something's off with Andrew Heaton. There's a story from Vancouver. That traditional masculine values are being ditched by millennial men. Can you tell me, as a millennial what our traditional male values I am not sure we first of all keep minuses, Canada I am looking at this in its from Vancouver to this. It says young, canadian men and I highlighted that men soon we wholly mascot and values that are distinctly different from those of previous generations

some of that you know I I I don't read the report, but I'm reading through the synopsis of it. Some of it makes sense to me something I'm not sure of there seems to be. This kind of shift in emphasis from physical strength to health, which good mind cause. I I would I, but rather try pick up a woman at a bar based on my via you know, my man, capitalism. Like, I said, There are good riot and yeah, I you know no, that it so much that we are actually altering what it is to be a mail so far as its just sort of bad to think about it. I do think there some of that going on right now, where it's you have mentioned before on your on your show that I moved here from New York and one of the things it was interesting to me about that experience was, I didn't, go indoors, the work thinking it myself as a white male. I am I mean, I'm demand clean white male, but it just what an important, and I did

no did you. I did. I am it's for those of you listening to can't see me. I am a storm of man. Is that your heads its I'm, I'm I'm literally wearing tartan truce right now. So it's a nice, it's uncomfortable lights. I've got a pocket square on others, but it, but that wasn't part of my daddy. Ask me when I came in New York at Samara comedian? I do not talk about politics by the time. I left that economic hammered intimate and it's not does not necessarily, that your white male yeah Well, that know you are brought up a lot. Unlike or, if will say, for example, if I have a contrary, opinion that something that that's like. Well, you know you are coming from a position of privilege, an end which is a way of saved. You say I'm from Oklahoma, there's no privilege all in that yeah that which there too, like I think of the phrase multi buried. Analysis comes to mind. I dated young lady in New York, who she's from Oklahoma as well and he's from my computer, shut up Chiquita?

look like, but while we were doing she could not collar dad her dad does not a phone he doesn't leave. Is that poor in this is this is two years ago three years ago, but it is not a phone and if she's get hold of him, she has to call her. Neighbor were right him a letter, and I think, like that, I don't feel like fair to lump that kind of Saint categories. I am it's not fair to lump us in the same category of like a hedge fund manager, when my sister move to Wyoming she used to have go to a phone pole about five MI away from her house, but she didn't have a phone. She was too poor to to put a phone in and she had to drive to phone pole and she would stand sometimes you know hip deep, The call and say a merry Christmas: we thought you know we're like move back to civilization, but I mean that privilege. Is that privilege?

I think in general, whenever you're your instinct is to engage with people by negating their ability to make an argument. It's a bad thing. It's one thing to go. I think that you're wrong the thing to say you, you are just forbidden to vent outside of what I believe is the proper narrative. So did you hear George W Bush? eulogy jobs most but most of it. So I urge you to go back and listen to it. Tell me The vat isn't something that who had all say. I want to be like that that guy was a paragon, Hulu Irish or the photo, I'm sure it's been making around, but the photo that I thought was retouching was, and you shall quieter, this your drudges dummy. Which was a guy who really didn't like political theatre

he was raised by his mother- did not use the pronoun I very often, but I think it is eighty is others this great photo of him completely bald because one of the secret service man, his son, I think head got leukemia. So all this he could serve as man. I'm shave their heads in sport and George H, Stubby Bush just did it and, like you know it wasn't like a huge national story, did make the rounds little bit, but it wasn't like he did a press conference interest. He wanted to be supportive, this kid and I think that kind of thing you know that deep character that was very much concerned with, people around him, rather than adulation bringing candy to Michelle Obama, although that was cute, there was. It was George W Bush there right, yeah yeah? But if that is in his dad, I mean he was, Thinking about her you mentioned how hard it is to have a funeral that goes on and on and on and on and on heat. George W Bush died. They put him in a coffin.

They fly air Force One down. They put him in that the whole family gets on board the have a bigger. Romani in the laying in state in the rotunda of the cap, then they have a giant parade to go to the National, the National cathedral, as to give a eulogy, then they take the body after the third twenty one can salute they put him back on AIR Force One. Fly the Houston where they're, gonna a correct heed and and and then another funeral. I I hope that, in the middle of all of this George W Bush, when I need stop it trip like red enemies. I can't I've got snickers, allow like bonnet for Michelle Obama. That would then be the most saree, sir, a bizarre thing for them recognize, how great is that? Can you imagine seriously think it about met the burying your father, who you were close to and

and having to go just through that, and yesterday you have the clip Sarah Justice, the last part of his eulogy put play this in his inaugural address the forty first president of the United States, said this week our hope. Only to leave our children, a beggar, car, a bigger bank, account We must hope to give them a sense of what it means to be a loyal friends. Allow incurred a citizen who leaves his home his neighborhood and town better than he found it. What we want the men and women who work with us to save when we are no longer there that more driven to succeed than anyone around this or that He stopped to ask a sick child, had gotten better in state a moment to trade. A word of friendship. What I remember you for exactly that, and much more and we're gonna, miss you,

for decency, sincerity and kind soul will stay with us forever. So through our tears. Let us know the blessings knowing and loving. You are it and noble man, vast Father, a certain or daughter kid and in our grief By just smile, knowing that there does hugging Robin and holding mom hand again cigar who has put on a strong face all week and been lifting other people up I don't know if you saw yesterday when he was a company the casket and everything else, but it dawned on me yesterday. The last time I saw a last time. I saw him look like that. He had this. He had almost like a frown, but he was biting his lease lip

and you could tell that he wasn't I mean he was engaged in. It was trying to hold it together, and I realize yesterday as the as They were doing another twenty one. You know cannon salute and I watch Jim and I realized I haven't seen that face George I've only seen OECD once one other time and its when they whispered in his ear were under attack. Remember he sat there and he kind of frowned any bit his lip back. I was working hard to hold it together all day and one act there, I think of it. It's a lot of the time we look at this kind of stuff. We we almost, human eyes, the people on it, with its ultimately that's his dad died, which is really sad form, regardless of the political connections regard like it's, not George, W Bush. It is an act passed. He not. There is a former president. He is blitz reliance

on secondary I'm glad they did me they did a secondary funeral in Houston array, college station. The George Bush Labour, I'm really glad they did Uncas that's gotta, be it's gotta, be very tough to have to put on that that that level of of public facing decorum when you were up inside and here he is doing a job as a son and a former president of honouring his father. The way his father and mother would have been proud. Instead of instead of wallowing in his own grief. I just I find this family remarkable. Do should add a curiosity you think George W Bush. It can be remembered for like I've, I think, probably the cold war and

character. I think those yachting links have been really stand out. Yeah, I think so, and his son will be remember. You, George W Bush, said to me. I am prepared to be the most hated men on the planet for for the next week years of good news. There is that has been eclipsed here in safe, sir. He said I I am prepared. He said because I know that in fifty years from now, they're gonna look back in realise this is they did what they had to do. They did the only thing they could do and he said I'm. I am confident that history will remember, and you know you, George H, W Bush. I think history will remember the guy. You know when Clinton came in, they started changing a lot of the lot of pollen peace in the Middle EAST I'm sorry now in the Middle EAST, in the Soviet Bloc and George Bush, that

something we did. You really think about that know enough to his great testament. Like I mention this, I did kind of a post mortem of of the Bush administration of my podcast earlier this week and I mentioned that when you think about the collapsed cold war, you dont have to think about it. We think about the fall of the Berlin Wall. Not really think about anything else attached the great testament of of George Bush that it wasn't a bit. It could have been terrible that could a gun off the rails, that's a nuclear empire and nuclear empire disintegrating that could have gone real bad, real, quick and what's amazing is not only do you not think about it? You also don't think about him. Will you stop and go wait a minute wait a minute. What was that like? Then? You realize I gotcha managed that thing. That's truly his kindness first de the managing of the collapse of the Soviet Union, a distant second, and I think, that's exactly how he would want it to be.

At the best of a bad that programme a podcast For the blaze tv it Steve Dace joining us now, Hallo Steve. How are you Glenn, how you dont humph. Will you don't sound happy? more than a little better about my that yeah that but start over again a state. How are you. I am better than I deserve our you, Heather Devout, that's fantastic, You are also line just watching the DOW Jones Spiral out of control. Only down. I doubt four hundred six points known foreigner, twelve nobbut, no big deal just about two percent. The opening bell, Sola and I'll nothing to worry about Steve. I dont know if you know this, but

veggie tales- is racist, yeah, funny. I don't remember that watching, although those with my kids those years when they were little, but I think I'm blinded to it because of me, I had a normative collocation. I think that tendency there you go so a growing. A group of students in California I have annual whiteness for forum. Now we word, I pretty sure, don't you think Edward Those were pretty sure this is there not for whiteness. No, I whose confused by that is that the title of like the annual whiteness conference or something I thought that's in it. You need to steer clear that the north, I think it's about whiteness and probably not a favourable capacity. Correct so now they have come out against veggie tales and said that it is dangerous for children, actual words dangerous for children.

They said that its Bob, the tomato and Larry the cucumber you must have been through a lot plan, I should leave them allow email so that they are there islands because they were all of the all of the colored vegetables are noted in the show, as the bad guys It is this I'm not seeing this. These are there in comas is you mean when you say that articles did not know it. She'll cucumber in an actual tomato sauce receive much better now, so do you never picked up on that Steve? I didn't bite. You know, there's there's a couple of things at play in story like this. Every year on, my show, Glenn, we always going. We start a new year. Would like a thief. I tried a model tell that my all time, favorite bans you to end the Beatles and just kind of rain. Hence yourself, you not just doing the same they'll pay and so on are theme. For next year is no b S. Eye

and one of the things that we started yesterday on his coat with Katy Turret MSNBC. Talking about how meaningless life is cause, we won't, you know, focused, says so wholeheartedly on on global warming and- and I think what I mean by bs in these cases is forced them to live by what they claim. They believe for example, if you really believe that it is that whiteness is racing, And you're out a university remove yourself, the university then drop out of school, so that someone of color may have your spot when Kirsten Power said on CNN lack a couple of weeks ago that She has been a beneficiary of the white patriarchy. If you really leave that Kirsten quit your pay gig CNN. So someone of color may have that spot. If you really believe that we know what happened to native Americans were so absolutely dreadful and terrible that you just can't even then give up all the trapping

The western civilization trading wifi for Wacom, enjoying a local reservation and if Katy Ter really believes that all is meaningless because we won't make a global warming are single minded focus. Don't take that gas guzzling wing. You know Suv marked out front of thirty rock home to your posh flat. There on the Upper EAST side, quit your gig and you know, grab a placard out in times square? Bang? Your drum, and say bring out your dead. These people don't leave any of this stuff. They may feel it, but they don't believe it. When my wing and are there there postmark for their post, modern economy, class, Glenn they're, just attempting to deconstruct and destroy the previous, is existing norms in order to make way for the new from all that's what this is now hang out. Just a second Bernie Sanders Bernie Sanders spent

two hundred and ninety seven thousand six hundred and eighty five dollars with APOLLO jets. Private jet charter service, one month, you're telling me he doesn't believe the things he is saying about. Global warming he's gotta, get their quickly well imperative we have three homes. While your suffering for you know the idea that the working class that requires a lotta jet travelled, I get back and forth to those at fifty thousand dollars honorarium engaged to do I'm gonna have I met a push back a little, but I will posit. I do think that that generally Democrat, so progressive do believe the stuff there espousing I'd. I dont know they always live up to it, and I- and so I would say, the gap is one of hypocrisy, but not of actual. You know sort of cynical lying about the ideology that professing it's not cynical, its maturity, When I was a child, I thought spoken reason is a child. When I became a man I set aside childish thinks when we were kids, but we really

that song. Did we really love our favorite team? Did we re, it won't. That ban will yeah and we were eleven. Ok, firstly, and what love? Why are? We were immature? We were children, credo of Progressive ISM is very simple, because I wanna whatever I want. I will just If I were to bring you to reverse engineer whenever philosophy I need deconstruct whenever cafeteria, Christianity, I need to choose from the menu where the biggest both is terrible to gaze, but also the basis of my immigration system. At the exact same time, I can just do whatever I want. Because I want and then when I would. I, when I finish it, Tonia Gram, she's long March through the institutions, so I control the college. This is, and I control the media forelegs good two legs bad becomes. Four legs are good, but two legs, or even better because I wanna it's really about cohesion control and power, and that's really what progressive ism, and now you're watching it to bar one of its own terms, transition. It is true

fishing now from postmodernism to a banjo, Isn terraforming, You saw that with one of the most powerful progressive in the world this weekend cook the ceo of Apple. He was literally talking about de platform in people that he finds objectionable and look at the terms used. We put this wet with this video, my on Facebook wall. He used the terms and I quote thin. He used the terms, and I court judgment now, I'm old enough- and I think all of us listing older remember, we could use those work anymore. They were intolerant will bear using those words now their coal walking this now, They are now in their now spreading the new time religious. So I I happened to I agree with you Steve that with the exception of this, I think there's a difference between progressives, I think we're out of the progressive era. I think we're in the the modern era and it is they truly radical modernist that have control or the hands around the throat of the culture.

And and they are culture. A terraforming. I dont think it's the the average progressive. I think the he in the progressives like Bernie Sanders. Who was- Really a progressive is really more of a marxist knee would say as much he's a socialist lazy socialists in it. So you know the average person who claim to be a progressive I dont think is in. At category I think, there's ten percent of this population that would like to take us to Hell and they would end they believe it that it would be a great thing. I they next riding. It's a bad idea to view any any large group of pudding, people's monolithic. If we looking at the if, even if really like the libertarian party, there's different camps with them, libertarian parties certainly different camps with me. Republican party there's different cancer than the Democratic Party.

And I would agree, I think most most democratic want America to be good. They, like America, there there rooting for good things, However, they have a different way of doing it so putting all of them into that kind of anarchic. Destroying the these civilization thing, I think, would be overshooting the mark and I don't think that its ill. I, like your opinion on this deal, that what's happening in Paris, goes to show that. Eighty percent of the people in France believe in global warming. They believe in it. However, when it when it actually comes down to it and it's going to affect their life. There are like wild, No, I want to do something, but I want them to do something I want them to pay for it not me. That's where a real problem comes in and- and I think what you're talking about you know it's do

I say not as I do want that- that is the child, like thinking of, I want things without consequences or want to pass those consequences on somebody else, and- and this has been several staged cultural evolution, it it's been a coward tabling honor the evolution scale. It that's what the welfare state with the first salvo- and you be, in this notion that get it give all from a safety net to a full, fledged welfare state and at the heart of it, is this notion that I have to subsidize other people's poor choices That is the end. Therefore you're not accountable for your actions and were to create things like marriage penalties, Edward instead devise things like out of wedlock, birds, that's the first, an opening. Now, though, that I'm entitled to something that doesn't belong to me rather than face accountability for a poor light choice that I make you meet reach the next stage now where this mindset becomes institutionalized and that's what you're talk

about right now- and this goes to the weather- The aim of our show was for this year, which was world view, and we started off. Our are you're. Talking about I've deadly world using the last stage and and they go in stages in the last stages, I killed humanism or postmodernism, and it's always whatever it's been called in past errors. It's a temporary staging ground because we want to believe in something transcendent. We all have the Blaise Pascal describe, God shall toll in our heart, and so this is the final stage of deconstruction in order to prepare the culture for the next transcendent, truth to combat. You look at Europe the to transcend the truth and their about a quarter century ahead of us on the evolution scale. The data to new transcendent truths are cultural Marxism, awe and an Islam, which is what we have done. A lot of former catholic churches now or more in Europe, the same thing is going to happen here as well. If you don't see spiritual

the Bible in America, in a quarter century we're gonna, be exactly where you see France, exactly where you see the UK were heading there now look at what the so called conservative parties are in Europe. Look what's happening to the so called conservative Party in Amerika there really with there were just not that far, parties. Are that's exactly what's happening here and it's unavoidable unless you have an agreed wakening have the likes of which they gave birth to Liberty in America. In the first place I will tell, bye think you're wrong on Europe. On your analysis at twenty five years, I felt they grew that far by they, don't I mean look how fast optimism this morning and then you guys PETE all over me, Steve make so much sleeve days follows this programme on the blaze tv network. You can check him out either just by watching tv or watch online. His part ass to show all above all of our shows are available on your time and Oliver

Outcast are all found at the blaze tv, so just go to blaze, tv dotcom, that's blaze, tv dotcom and programme your listening to the best of the global programme like listening to this path, cast if you're not a subscriber, become one now, and I too, while you're there do us a favour and rate the shell bring in just a wheeler who is a real, sure for me and end and really watches, what's her in Wall Street and the economy and it may be. Would you say your little more optimistic than I am sure I think so a mirror, you're an optimistic catastrophe somewhere, think I'm an optimist and occasionally catastrophes. But so what is here with Wall Street down now, four hundred and thirty three points yesterday rallied right, towards the end, but it was ugly

all day long. It was what's happening so because of that one is. This is more of a normal correction. We see. You know we ve had a long bull run. It has not had a significant retrenchment for quite some time. It's had a couple of times this year, where it looked like it was going to get into correction territory and then didn't it slipped right to that ten percent line and that recovered quickly, so that The school thought is this is normal. We should expect this to occur. It is normal for a market to have two retrench for irrational. Twenty two to need to get taken out of the marketplace and more rational events was to come. Take their place. So the one school thought as this is a normal or healthy retrenchment, the other schools that look back about seven or eight years, and goes it's not possible for this to be a normal or rational retrenchment, because the market for them, seventy eight years has not met a normal or ration right. We came out of the financial crisis and did abnormal irrational things

he built up them with four trillion dollars of printed money. We brought do trillion dollars of corporate money back into the United States, trumpeted that brought that money back from overseas and the companies took some of that money and gave it back to the workers. We saw those press releases but the vast majority of that money they took it and to avoid paying taxes on it. They invested it in their own stock. Now it was no longer a tax that year it would be a capital gains for the following year. So true trillion additional dollars went into the market that otherwise would not have they're in stock by banks, so there really are those two to competing schools of thought, one that you or from Merrill that says this is a normal rational retrenchment. Even if we see a ten fifteen percent decline in the market, that's a healthy retrenchment an early next year. Those gains will you manifest themselves and then the other one looks back a few more years and just as I'm not really sure that's the case, because

enter a healthy pure, and so what does that mean for percentage of loss they? to get back to where we should have been if this war, As a normal, healthy retrenchment, the DOW wouldn't have to lose more than fifteen percent to twenty percent of its total value. From from where it got to in terms of an time. Ok and some analyse say as low as eighteen thousand before. Would we back to where we should have been a healthy retrenchment had occurred over into arousing? Ok but we're? Not? U dont think that this is a a two thousand eight style event that is on the horizon: I think there is actually still time left. I do think we're going to see some declines. We should

The floor today, for example, around twenty four thousand four hundred and sixty somewhere in that range. It should it should level out right there and we should see, support support and then we should actually gained back from the all time high through what we ve lost today or or into tomorrow. We should get back fifty or sixty percent of that over the next few weeks, and I I think, we'll have a relatively light end of the year season going into next year, but then we have present Donald Trump and Trump doesn't like markets. Do not respond to what he's doing you know he made a major arrest yesterday or asked his Canadian free. To make a major arrest on behalf of the: U S: Justice Department of Training, of

very important. China has very important chinese person, not just from who she is, as I see a foe of one of the largest corporations in China and the daughter of the founder of the corporation, who is also a major party member in the Communist party. The founder was so the Chinese obviously can't not respond to that and then Trump being who he is we'll have to respond to them and the way Trump response is Luckily, it is not privately through diplomatic channels, its through too, where our Secretary of State is his twitter account yes effectively. So can you tell me what. What she was arrested for no, they have now disclose specifically other than pretend all violations of the sanction,

we have against IRAN, but nothing specific only that there are potential violations and the the treaty that we have with Canada give them up to sixty days to apply for her extradition to the United States, so they may holder for up to sixty days unless, of course, the chinese protest in a cave into those protests. What would be our rights reason for doing this. Of course, this depends on how you, who you ask, when there's a conspiracy corner but you can find on zero hedge. That is delightful to read some mornings and is a great way to wake up, actually

but I get off your face. Naturally, there is a great way to get your your demonstrations stimulated idiot as it is their vent aspect, but you know a couple of those that are out there right now, as this is a more protracted chess game, the Trump his plan against China. This is tantamount to what Reagan did to the Communist Party in the Soviet Union tromp his plain that long game with China. He is not looking for a good, healthy trade agreement. He wants to bring down the party in power, and that is effectively the steps he is taking. That won't take one step or two steps, its fifteen chest pieces deep and then that party is in real trouble. I will tell you that you could make a case for that. I am not convinced that he's a chess player. You know he seems like more of a checkers got a guy, I'm not convinced sees a chess player, but the moon. Was that he has made. You could make case you can make case it.

He is. He is going for something much bigger and it's the collapse of China. Adjusting. Can you want me through how that would work exactly sir he's an easy is arresting this high profile, chinese citizen and and we're we're having a trade war. How does that result in the communist parties, downfall We are with a Justin Wheeler. Who is one of the guys who does research for me and watches the economy for me and just go stock market and tries to explain everything, and we were talking about Donald Trump and his tariffs with China he may be maybe play a a game of chess with the with China and it's not just about a new trade deal, it's actually about taking it least president's Gee out, he is significantly damaging president

energy in China, yet Emmy China's an interesting economy, because it is still a classical mix of us, a strong communist regime, but over the last twenty years they have adopted capitalist principles in order to grow. That is high, they have been able to grow is by saying what we got: Hong Kong and Hong Kong's working. What is Hong Kong do while they practice capitalism? So let's do some of that and we have experienced this quantum quote chinese miracle. Note Trump as a strategy we talk about, is playing chess or is plain checkers and trumpet strategist. His you know if you read his his two books from the the cities, but especially the part of the deal which was used in Wall Street and one of the things you learn from the movie wall Street- is that these wealthy businessman want to acquire or partner with companies and

Oh look at a company that having a chinese miracle and say I want a partner with them. I want to acquire them. They say I want that company, but I want it on its down slide, and so what do they do? They cause it's down slide. They do things to impact that company, so they can buy it added at a good deal for them. They want to buy it at a discount, so they'll by out suppliers that are supplying that company and say what would you no longer getting aluminum at this discounted rate? They'll make a deal with the union for the union to go on strike they'll. Do things to that company down from expresses this in the book, this strategy that you do to acquire accompany it a better deal.

He's done it throughout his entire career and I think we're seeing very much that same game at play for him and it is working when he deals with economic issues and diplomatic issues. He looks at the European Union, he looks at England, yolks of Canada and Mexico, and now he looks at China and says I do want a better trade deal. I can't get that better trade deal the deal I want for the american people that I think is best for us. I cannot get it from this communist regime. So what do I do? I take the knees out from underneath that communist regime- I hurt them where they can't hurt me back at least not in in a grand scale. Yes, cars are gonna, be a little bit more expensive over here, but over there they will have five million people out of work and those people protest

and those people support the Communist Party, and so it does. It is significant service to him in elevating his negotiating power in his position of power with them to do things that weaken that regime he doesn't want to destroy China. This is not some racist, globalist thing he's he's not trying to be an imperialist. He just wants a better deal for the american people, and the best way to do that is to weaken chinese companies and to weaken the train, so a dangerous game here and when Reagan played it with the Soviet Union, he had factor playing the same game. He had the Pope playing the same game. I dont think Donald Trump, I'm not sure that even in his own administration he's if he is playing this game, express that to everybody, I'm sure I'm sure here,

Russia is right, is five million angry unemployed people in trying to get to make a difference and minutes of large population and in their there, so suppressing of any type of descent I dont know it's. I got repaying is looking at poles going out. No, they don't like me, share its end. It depends on what happens in China China's an interesting market now, because you do have people in China who have independently grown wealth. You have chinese people over the last fifteen years that used to live on a rural farm and work for the Communist Party growing in a rice and then now drive a car in Shanghai.

And just like us. If it comes to giving up that car they now, no, I can have a car. I dont want to give up that car. So if you end up with five or ten or twenty million unemployed people in rural China, that is not covered by the news media and where people still are poor. No, it won't matter. If you end up with five or ten million unemployed people in Shanghai and in the larger metropolitan areas, it will matter significantly. That's really what happened to the Soviet Union? The Soviet Union collapsed on the protest of ten million people, but two hundred million citizens, but ten million people protested. The though, Inter communist regime collapse there depends what happens in their very the one thing that the communist have known, and this is why I think that their there, you know they have their total sir killing state by twenty twenty is vague and handle there so fragile that they can't

handle any real unrest. I mean they this why they built those go cities they those damn, go cities, because they can't have this stop, because they know if it stops, there's been enough. People who are built those that are looking in going. I don't live like this wait, a minute people can live like this once they see that they want that. I think that the chinese regime has been far more competent in terms of retaining its Tal terrorism. Then the Soviets work because gorbachev- and this is not a slandered Reagan by the way, but when we say that Reagan when the call the cold war, I think that that you're giving communism far too much credit or I'm sorry, Reagan too much credit anti communism to its going to communism, claps PICS communism, stupid, but but what Gorbachev did was Gorbachev looked at this kind of fraying soviet empire. Anyone here's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna give people more freedom and they will love me in the government as a result of this and what happened? Was there

and you know it now that I've got more freedom. I think of myself moors ukrainian than Adieus a Soviet, a soviet system and the whole thing and put it China's learn from that and China's gone we're gonna give enough economic freedom that we It's a money going, but we're not gonna give any type of their know. You now get any rights to protest, or anything like that, and if they manage to keep that grip on power agreed. In the mean those couple of differences The Soviet Union built itself as an empire. They went and conquered numerous countries around them. China is insular; they have not conquered outside their own borders since world war two men? They really are a cohesive set of of independent states with with different cultures internally, but they are cohesive nation they think of themselves as Chinese. So that's a great point. The other significant difference, though, of course, is what Glenn talking about with that total surveillance state they want to snuff out dissidents at one person they dont want to wait till it's twenty thousand people or Tiananmen Square anymore. They learn that lesson. So that's why they want to be able to find one person in a big city.

And find them right now and shut them in their in their getting it. We talk previously of tree have covered a lot on the whole credit rating system. The social credit rating cigarette have wherever, if you're looking at the wrong Google, search images, your you sing unpatriotic pornography. Whatever the thing is, they can begin to algorithmic. We determine that you could be a problem. Personal words, gonna grind you to a dust, make sure that that doesn't happen. I find it interesting and switch back to well before we move off of China. Playing a dangerous game because they hold our treasuries warehouse, a of debt, come back up for sale, there's no real buyers, which means we have to raise the interest rates and, and they do have the average to hurt us now we have the leverage to em. If we go down, we both go down right. That's so but it is a very delicate game, but we're playing here, it's a very dull

dance of its chemotherapy. When we're Gauging in right now is chemotherapy. You might kill the the cancer but chemo may kill you as well. It's it's a very fair point. They do hold a significant amount of u S and they have a you know. No pun intended Trump card to play that trumped doesn't have to play and that's labour. China can bring a massive amount of effectively slave slave labour to bear to shore up any shortcomings. They have even technological advances. They can put a hundred million people to projects if they need to at at. Basically,

Dave wages to overcome a saying: hey we're no longer going to do manufacturing of this type of we're no longer going to trade with China, so they have that card that they can play, but that car is very dangerous for them to play now that they have introduced some levels of capitalist freedom and and wealth into that country. Playing that card is very difficult for them to do a certainly more difficult than it was before they inherit. Kong and started to adopt some capitalist and with, and how long do we have with the american people when the How much of a leash does does trump have with the american people on, for instance, farmers are hurting there still saying in a lot. I still trust it's gonna work out, but there really hurting when he's as you know, hey we can affect you know we can take another ten or twenty percent on our iphones. What's that, really starts, hitting in impacting people, know they're they're, not gonna, put up with it for very long. I agree with that.

It's very much like we just saw with with France and a ten percent increase in gas prices, There is an assumption that all these people support a green economy, ten percent more they'll pay it because they support. This when the reality gets there in your pain, twenty percent more for your Iphone or if your apparent your for kids iphones, also nets let's have a significant impact to your disposable income? one other thing I wanted to touch on the that you brought up, and I just want to bring it up because we, we talked five, six years ago about the fact that the FED had run out of bullets the FED jumped in its aid, the economy. They point four trillion plus into the economy. They love a bunch of money out of zero percent interest and the lower interest rates to zero, and they were out of bullets, but they ve reloaded. That's what I thought. Interest rates are back up now that the fifth has no interest,

Up in the in the name of off loaded, some of their dad s out more than a trillion dollars has expired of the deaths that the FED bought. The Treasury incidents, the defendant, seldom back into the market, the FED, just let them expiring, got paid back by the Treasury and ostensibly all the profits from that sail. Went back to the treasure if you believe the paperwork that they find it affects. The very fair has reloaded. Yes, China currently owns in the neighbourhood of one point: seventy two two trillion dollars of: U S: debt, but the FED could step in and by that now they couldn't have five years ago or six years ago they write a bullet, but now they could step in and by that they could reload their balance sheets back to four trillion and by all. Of the chinese debt if the Chinese decided to dump and on the market to punish when you, when you say that they were out of bullets, do was or some sort of statute limitation on the amount of money that they could print. I am unaware of such or no you just you can't win Red zero. You have no more

You have no other place to go. You have to go to negative interest right after just start saying please, because our t I'll pay you money to take which summer some countries deadly happily in Europe that happen quite a bit and in South America, and most of those who stabilize back to zero or or zero plus interest rates? We certainly could you knows again, spend that type of ammunition in and go zero. The United States never has, but we could the other again challenging thing is the other bullets that the FED can always spent, and it's just printing more money, and I don't mean the the type of money printing they did was to pump that money into Wall Street. They they printed a bunch of money, but really they just bots ladys and gave loans to big corporations. Very few of us I mean the missiles or goes well street really needed it. I mean I can't do that. Ok, I'm gonna go out anyone right so, but they could do that other type of printing they could do the helicopter drop. That we know has been talked about for a long time as the

last ditch effort of trying to save an economy, which is also a great way to to rob anybody. That's actually stored up wealth at any point because you're, let it in inflation, is just taxation. Without legislation the way of life, I'm going to print away, I'm I'm I'm! I'm gonna make I owe money and saw me to make my money less valuable so that effectively a less money? But if you ve spent forty years trying to amass savings account. Well, is forty percent of yours whose Calgon yeah Germany taught us that in two years and the twenties and our country has taught us that over seventy years? Since then, this is the best of the Glen Programme Christmas is the gift the just keeps on giving for the radical leftist. Neither the the

Ray goes on year after year were decent folks across country. Just try to enjoin celebrate Christmas. You know the most wonderful time of the year. Why is it the most wonderful time earlier? Why is it because You got a generally, I like a human being, for maybe a couple of days, you know what I'm going to pretend to care about people? gotta be nice to people. I've got a smile and say merry Christmas back to you. It the most wonderful time of the year that militant progressive. Told was like it all and it's a little exhausting. It's got to be your com. You're not really outraged by rude off? Are you really really that's what you gone on your life. The things went on the earth since nineteen sixty four and first of all of this. The first year that you ve noticed at Santa was a jerk in that, where area.

You don't like Christmas, it is totally fine. It is I'm totally fine with that. But could you just be cool with people who do like Christmas in others. The people out there, the celebrate Christmas and their tired of their happy. As being held hostage by in extreme minority, sometimes just one person going. I dont like that. No sir! I don't like that at all. This year, a self described, unintentional Grinch who stole Christmas is in the lead to win Scrooge of the year, the principle at Manchester Elementary in Omaha, Nebraska US and no Omaha Nebraska. She sent teachers a memo this week outlining all of the Christmas related items and activities that will now be allowed in the classroom, and you will not have an extra scuttle of coal. The banned list includes Santa,

mysteries ELF, on a shelf boatmen, I'm for execution for the person who came up with else on the shelf, myself but singing Christmas carols playing Christmas music, making an ornament as a gift any red or green items, o hates the planet and communism, icy, reindeer and Candy Keynes. Not because the sugar will make the children hyper because I as Halloween was ok but as the principal explains the candy Kane is shaped like the letter J Ford Genk system. She also rights red is for the blood of Christ and white. Is the symbol of his resurrection? Oh, my gosh. I am so offended by her memo. What kind of stuff is she trying to preach.

In case you try to cheat different color Candy Keynes are also not allow, because I still have the first letter a J visas. So why is this principle going out of our way to delete any trace of Christmas in her school? She says: quote: I come from a place. That from a place at Christmas and the like are not allowed in schools. Where is that? show where where's that her list, Quote aligns with my interpretation of our expectations as a public school who see to be inclusive and culturally sensitive to all of our students, No, you miss under the worth understand the word inclusive. What about inclusive and said Anne and sensitive those students, probably the vast majority, who do celebrate Christmas

I mean. Is your kid have to celebrate Ramadan Pattern, elite of food? whatever the hell am. I mean nothing against Ramadan that I knew you wanna do Ramadan, that's fine! I don't care, I dont care, they, teach my kids about Robert on. Can you top with a head on Christmas, and Christianity. Can you ask yourself. Are you the only one that doesn't feel like Christmas? Is the most wonderful time of the year? Now I think it Gotten less so since I was a kid but that just by me, because I'm getting old and grubby. But I know what I was a kid: it was the most wonderful time of the year we gave was it was a. It was a tie. I am of new exe Irritations new hopes, it was, A time I remember when the snow would fall and everything would be quiet outside and it just brought peace now far as I'm concerned as well. Snowing the day after Christmas doesn't help

anybody's mood snow. Between Thanksgiving and Christmas is delightful, why. Christmas. I mean doing. How do we miss that Christmas? Has the word Christ in it. Christmas has been diminished over the years. No offense route, of by rude, often Santa and everything else. Those are still wonderful traditions, but we say Aubrey Christmas to remember what Raising cool. Do Jesus grew up to be crazy. I don't care if you even believe it what a great gift given to humanity, but you can be forgiven for even the worst things you ve ever done.

I live in a world where there is no forgiveness. I don't want to live in a world where I could like. I do something stupid. And it's gonna hang over my head for the rest of my life. We were already see that it's called the me to movement. You say something in nineteen, seventy one to somebody, God forbid, that's hanging over your head Christmas. So most wonderful time of the year for reason, and I don't care if you think it was Christ that brought this peace or you know I don't care, You know Mohammed the rabbit on dog whatever, I don't know what, if, God forbid, you'd have any kind of legend sprang out of anything islamic they would have killed, makers of that route off it knows reindeer if that had been, but done for me, but so I don't care

You think we got here, it worked, it worked, it creates magic and hope and kind. For just a few days out of the year leave it alone. The blame radio network on demand