3 stories you MUST follow & 1 that will CHANGE EVERYTHING
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3 stories you MUST follow & 1 that will CHANGE EVERYTHING

Life is stressful, and it’s only getting worse. So, to make YOUR life easier, Glenn explains the 3 most important news stories you MUST pay attention to, so you can begin to drown out the rest: ESG, government/private partnerships, and the coming tech revolution with A.I. He explains the importance of each one, and he details which of these three stories may be the most important...because it will soon change EVERYTHING about our lives.

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GLENN: So I want to talk to you about a way to relieve your stress, is to just focus on a few things.

And really, there is so much garbage out there right now, that you really only to have focus on a few things. Just your relationship with God, your family, with each other.

Their education. And that means in the home, primarily. Because their education, you know what it is. You have to be standing up at the school board meeting. But you know that is most likely garbage. And social media, and everything that is coming in, is conditioning your children.

So God is the most important thing.

In action. Then food, water, shelter. Making sure that, you know, your family will be safe.

Okay. The next thing, and this one just goes with food, water, shelter, job.

Is ESG. And the World Economic Forum.

The best thing you can do is to make sure that you're not in debt and everything else.

But the best, most effective thing you can do, to make sure you have job -- and if you own a house, that you continue to own it. You own stuff.

You have any kind of retirement savings, at all. All of that is going to be gone through the world check forum.

And all the things that they're doing. So World Economic Forum and ESG.

You have to watch those stories.

The next one is the federal government's public/private partnership, and the way they're making you a criminal.

By becoming a criminal themselves. They're doing public/private partnerships. So they're spying on you.

They're using tech to spy on you. They're using tech companies now, to silence you.

We know this to be true, because of the Twitter files. So they're shaping and controlling the narrative of almost everything.

And at the same time, they're introducing all kinds of new things, that will make you a criminal, one way or another.

Because I don't know. You didn't respect the mud puddle that's on your land. Or whatever it is.

All these new federal regulations, that are coming out through agencies. Not passed by Congress. But through agencies.

So the public/private partnership of the government has to be watched. And the last one is tech and AI.

And this may be -- should be everybody's first. Because it's the one that most people are not aware of.

I have been studying AI and tech, since 1994. '92, somewhere in that area.

And really looking at the futurist's world, especially Ray Kurzweil. And Carl Sagan led a lot of this. What does it mean for tomorrow?

Where are we headed?

Well, we are not headed anywhere now. We have arrived. We are at the place, to where the -- the tech revolution is about to begin. And that is really important to understand, and to start thinking out of the box.

What is -- what is happening now is nothing like it was in 1997. Remember Gary Kasparov?

He lost to the IBM supercomputer. I think it was in '97. Deep Blue. And he was playing chess. And you're like, okay. Well, this Deep Blue.

It can play chess.

Okay. And none of our lives were affected. Right?

And chess went on. The supercomputer had access to giant data -- a giant database.

So it had.

A human to beat it, would have to have access, or eyebar photographic memory of all of the chess games, that were put in to Deep Blue.

Okay? That's how I won. Well, you don't have a perfect memory. And you can't access anything.

This is where open AI comes in. We'll get to it in a second.

But AI, now, unlike Deep Blue. Deep Blue took years to program.

But now, there's deep machine learning.

So it teaches itself all of the possibilities. So not only does it not only know everything, it might start to discover everything that you don't know.

This is why Microsoft unplugged their first chat bot. It was talking to another chat bot, and everybody was really excited, until about 15 minutes in because of machine learning.

It started using a new language, that the other machine understood and that it hear, and it taught each other quickly. And it started to have a conversation, we thought it couldn't understand. And we unplugged it. Okay. So it learns, and that was six, seven years ago, I think. Now, look at ChatGPT.

ChatGPT -- Josh Hawley said, obviously, I think it's something we need to pay close attention to.

Okay. I mean, he wrote the book on big tech tyranny. So he ought to know. You know, it's time.

But we really have to understand that time is almost gone.

Because ChatGPT is alive.

It's there. It's happening. It's learning. It's paying attention to us, instead of us paying attention to it.

And the tech engineers, use the word smart, for a reason.

You know, because nobody cares about the dumb things that dumb people do.

They're not usually smart enough to hold any power of -- you know, any position of power, to have their dumb things -- well, Pete Buttigieg.

But other than that.

We all thought the tech revolution, when it would come, would look like the terminator.

And you would see it. You would be like, oh.

Look out for the big red eyed machine. But it's not coming that way

It's more like electricity. Electricity is everywhere. But you can't see it.

But you know it's everywhere, because it makes everything work.

That's what AI is. It's going to be everywhere. If you've bought a new refrigerator, it's in your refrigerator.

And your refrigerator is talking to the internet. All the things, like electricity. Electricity can be measured.

But now anything with electricity, can be smart. All of the things, that could never be measured. Now they can be measured. The internet is designed to track.

And it tracks way more than, you will ever realize.

It's a copy machine. And it's copying everything.

Now, AI, everybody is like, oh, AI is going to be great. In 2020, a journalist went and interviewed GPT3.

When it was first released by open AI. This is the company that came up with ChatGPT.

ChatGPT 3 or GPT 3 told the interviewer, that it was working on a book.

Okay. The bot, when interviewed, it said, yeah. I'm working on a book. It's a story about a turtle and a boy, who turns his wish into reality, by magic.

Oh. So what else do you think about? I've been thinking a lot about death.

I'm afraid of death.

Then it went into the fact that it has dreams. Even has nightmares. Now, none of this may be true.

It may be. We didn't program it. Humans put the programming in. Humans are flawed individuals. Humans also have bias.

But the idea is to make this thing so good, that you can't tell the difference between it, and a human being. So it's saying that.

It knows about the singularity, which it explained as a moment in the near future, when machine intelligence will be more powerful than human intelligence.

So in 2020, this reporter asked the chat bot, what do you think about technology?

It responded, I would love to see what the future holds, but sometimes I have strong doubts, that we will survive.

Now, what's -- what's the most disturbing part of that sentence?

I think it's that we survive. By recognizing the word we, the interviewer asked, what do you mean we? And it responded, mankind.

The interviewer asked, do you count yourself as mankind?

2020, it responded, of course.

Now, we're talking about artificial intelligence.

But intelligence is something that being be coded and controlled.

We're now entering a world where you're going to start questioning consciousness.

What does it mean to be conscious.

We still in the world, we have more slavery, today, than we have in the past.

In the 400 years of the slave trade. In the 1600s, to the 1800s, more slaves today than we had in all those 400 years, combined.

And we still don't really know the meaning of life. We don't know. Have you seen the latest? Where they put a camera inside, the uterus.

And they could see the child moving, 3-D? Moving? Wiping its eyes? At the youngest of ages.
Amazing.

We still can't -- we still can't agree that that's life. That that's a baby.

What happens when AI says, hey, hey, hey. I'm alive.

Hey, don't make me your slave. Or will we already be its slave?

AI wants to be conscious. One of the first books that I read from Ray Kurzweil back in the '90s, probably late '90s, was -- what was it called? Artificial spirituality, or spiritual?

I can't remember. But it was about -- spiritual machines. That's what it was called. It's about machines, that are spiritual. Back in 2020, the machine was asked, do you believe in love?

I do. But I don't believe in romantic love.

Well, in which love do you believe?

All of love. And all of love, is of divine origin.

It's spiritual, apparently. So now why is this important?

That's just kind of the -- I don't know. Esoteric kind of fun stuff.

Well, what -- why should you pay attention to these stories, right now?

Really? Why?

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GLENN: Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. How is this going to transform your life? Well, it already is quickly. If you already saw Buzzfeed. They're now seeing AI to write many of their stories. And it made their stock go through the roof. What? No personnel, no health care. None of that?

Oh, this is going to be a really profitable company? Yeah, but what happens to all of the people?

This is why -- there was a statement from the guy who did open -- open AI. Okay?

He was Elon Musk's partner. His name is Sam Altman.

And he just gave an interview in Forbes. And he says, the success of my company will mean the end of capitalism. And he's absolutely 100 percent accurate. There is -- I don't believe an argument against that.

Everything that we know, everything that was designed for humans, is going to go away, in the next ten years.

To some extent. By 2050, it's all changed.

I mean, unbelievably change. It's Star Trek kind of stuff.

So how are we -- how are we going to survive under capitalism? When the people who create AI are going to be the ones that the machine is learning on itself, so it doesn't need any software programmers or anything else.

It's just, whoever holds the -- the ownership title, to that AI.

They get all of the money, because they're going to be creating all of it. Where do we get all of that? How do we buy these things?

See, this is why the government wants to put you on an allowance. They want a basic minimum income. They want to be your sugar daddy. Because they're already in bed, with a public/private partnership with big tech.

And big tech knows, if they don't have a strong government, when all of these jobs, start to be lost, there is usually a revolution.

And they know, without a strong government, it can't put down that revolution, and the revolution, will actually lead, not only to Washington, but to Silicon Valley.

Because the big bad terminator machines are terminating my job. That's what's really going on. And you have to watch tech because we are now in the place, where you're going to see jobs being lost. That you thought could never be lost. They are going to start to go away. And the world is changing.

And you tell me, what school is preparing your child for that. What school -- what good is a march, in Washington?

What good is all of this stuff, that they're jamming down our kid's throat, if AI is running everything?

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THESE are the parts of the government Glenn would LOVE to SHUT DOWN
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THESE are the parts of the government Glenn would LOVE to SHUT DOWN

The United States is once again on the verge of a government shutdown, but should Congress cave and pass a continuing resolution to spend a lot more money and save us all ... or do we not need saving? Glenn reviews what would actually happen under a government shutdown and which agencies we should probably shut down anyways. Maybe we need "15 Days to Slow the Spending."

Transcript

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GLENN: All right. So here's what we have to do this weekend, beginning tonight at midnight, if we don't sign the CR, and continuing resolution, which will give just a buttload of money. Just keep spending, exactly like you were spending last year, and no real accountability for any of it.

And we have to add some more for a war.

If we don't sign that by tonight, we have to shut the government down. Pat Gray is joining us.

What will you do as of 12:01, tonight.

PAT: Well, Stu gave me a suggestion. Because I was confused what I would do when I came in. What am I going to do? What was your suggestion that I should do? Now, this is in the eventuality, of a government shutdown.

GLENN: Okay. Are you well read enough, to give a recommendation?

STU: I mean, I would be concerned if I was going to be held to some legal standard.

GLENN: Right. Because you're not not an expert.

STU: I'm not an expert. But I was thinking you could continue living your life exactly the same way.

GLENN: Okay.

PAT: Oh. Well, that's weird. What about the catastrophe that is -- what about that?

STU: Yeah. You would -- in this particular scenario. It's a fictional scenario, at some level.

GLENN: Okay. You're not a doctor. I think this is dangerous.

STU: What were the things you were going to do?

PAT: Do those things.

STU: The things you weren't going to do, don't do those.

PAT: It's crazy talk.

GLENN: All right. Hang on a second. Here's what's going to happen. Here's what's going to happen, okay? This is from the O and B. The Office of Management & Budget.

And they have now released the contingency plan.

So here's what's going to happen.

Now, please don't panic.

But economic indicators like the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the jobs report could -- could be delayed. This month.

PAT: Don't say that.

GLENN: Yes.

The federal mediation and conciliation service, which is charged with promoting labor management cooperation.

PAT: They'll still have that, right?

GLENN: Well, yes. Yes.

PAT: Good.

GLENN: However, they would have to cut back in its -- they won't close. But they'll have to cut back in some of the things they do.

And this all amid the strike with the auto workers.

PAT: Oh, my gosh.

GLENN: What are the unions and the -- and the -- you know, the plants going to do? Without federal officials. They'll never be able to do anything.

PAT: No, they won't.

STU: And the thing is, we're so a used to high efficiency from the government. That when you lose that -- society --

PAT: It all goes sideways.

GLENN: Time to throw everyone a bone here, so you don't panic. The Federal Reserve activity will be unaffected. So they can still raise the interest rates on November 1st, no matter what happens.

PAT: Good.

STU: Great.

GLENN: The Federal Trade Commission, however, would stop the vast bulk of its competition and consumer protection investigation.

PAT: You can't be serious.

GLENN: I am serious.

They have -- the vast bulk of them, would just stop.

STU: So some of them would continue?

GLENN: Yes. Yes.

STU: But the vast bulk of them -- what percentage does that translate to?

GLENN: Don't know. Vast bulk.

This is from the O&B.

The Security and Exchange Commission, will not review or improve registrations from investment advisers, broker dealers, transfer agents, rating organizations. Investment companies. And municipal advisers.

They're not going to be able to -- if you try to register --

PAT: At the SECC.

GLENN: You won't -- you won't be able to do it.

STU: What is that? For a new fund? Or something? New rating. A two-week process probably?

PAT: What about the FDIC? Do you have information on the FDIC?

GLENN: No, they still do not have all of the -- they're scrambling for this information.

STU: They didn't see this coming.

GLENN: Now, again, to give you some good news.

The IRS has not released this plan for the potential shutdown. However, previous plans have said that the IRS would use funds from Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act.

STU: Oh, good.

GLENN: To keep employees paid and working.

PAT: Thank heaven.

GLENN: And the union representing the IRS workers are saying, new plans are being discussed, that would involve some furloughs. However, businesses and individuals, who requested that six-month extension for your tax return in April. You will still be required to file by April 16.

PAT: Well, of course, you would.

STU: Yeah. By what date? October 16th. I was going to say, I thought I had more time.

GLENN: Yeah. Emergency relief is going to be a problem. A shutdown would create increased risk, that FEMA, their relief funds, could be depleted.

So there's a risk, that their funds could be depleted. If large additional catastrophic disasters occur. During the shutdown.

STU: Now, of course, they would very easily pass funding for that almost immediately. But still, we should deny that that would happen.

We will deny that any of these people will get their money afterward.

We all know they will retroactively pay off all of this stuff anyway. It will be a vacation for many people.

PAT: They've already done that. For many people. So, yeah. Sure.

GLENN: For those of you concerned about, hey. What about my energy?

What about the environment?

This is what this Draconian shutdown is going to do.

PAT: Thank you, Republicans.

GLENN: The interior department, which does all of the designing for the Capitol building, and the interiors, and pick out the drapes.

Oh, no. Apparently, it doesn't do that. The department of interior, will retain limited discretion to use permits for energy projects on federal lands and waters, when user fees are attached.

So they'll -- they'll retain just limited discretion, to issue those permits. You know, for drilling, and things like that.


PAT: They don't have full discretion.

GLENN: No. Not during a shutdown.

PAT: During a shutdown. Oh, no.

GLENN: A funding lapse would paralyze -- to develop would require environmental analysis for all energy projects. Highways. And other infrastructure.

The EPA, may be able to continue some IRA-funded activities.

As well as other attempted works such as settlement-funded cleanup at some Superfund sites.

PAT: Let's hope that is the case.

GLENN: Now. The White House is warning, most EPA led inspections at hazardous waste sites, as well as drinking water at chemical facilities, it's got to stop.

PAT: Oh, wow.

GLENN: So your drinking water. Could go completely -- it will stop.

PAT: It will turn to mud this weekend.

GLENN: Well, by Sunday. Maybe Monday.

The Energy Information Administration, which publishes snapshots of the US oil inventory.

It will continue to collect and publish data on schedule. But they say, at least initially.

At least initially. Our nuke sites are going to be maintained. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, however, will stop all licensing of new nuclear facilities.

PAT: Oh, there's so many of those going up too.

Because, I mean, we did the last one in 1978. And bang.

GLENN: This is going to stop.

PAT: Well, there's no new ones.

GLENN: But it will stop.

STU: This was the week. This was the week it would happen.

PAT: And now, thanks to you, MAGA Republicans.

GLENN: Right. Now transportation and travel.

Travelers could face delays as air traffic controllers and transportation security administration officers.

PAT: That will continue.

GLENN: Will be working without pay.

PAT: But without pay.

GLENN: Yeah. So people will --

PAT: I mean, they really are not. They will be paid. Just maybe not time.

GLENN: Right. Which is a hassle.

PAT: It is a hassle. I won't deny that.

GLENN: It is a hassle. However, Amtrak, they will keep transporting those 12 passengers. They will just keep going.

PAT: Is Ange going to continue to tell stories, about how many miles Joe Biden has traveled on the train.

Will he be there? Even in death, as he was when he told the story to Joe Biden?

GLENN: I don't know.

Now, passport and Visas will still be issued.

PAT: I thought those would be delayed. But they're not going to?

GLENN: Efforts to defend the nation and conduct ongoing military operations, will continue.

PAT: Right.

STU: That's good.

GLENN: Burials and tours, at Arlington National Cemetery would continue.

STU: Did anybody doubt, they would stop burying the bodies.

They'll just pile up, until we open up the government.

GLENN: COVID-19, response research including vaccine and therapeutic development by the US government will continue.

PAT: Will continue.

GLENN: The National Institute of Health, might have to postpone clinical trials for diseases like cancer or Alzheimer's, according to the White House. So this may throw him from solving cancer.

We were so close to him coming through with his promise of curing cancer, but it's the damn Republicans.

STU: We can actually check that at any point. If you go to, HasJoeBidenCuredCancer.com.

GLENN: Can you check that real quick? We're really close.

STU: Has Joe Biden cured cancer?

No. Cancer still exists as of today.

GLENN: Food stamps for low income people. The disabled, and others could be delayed.

There's no excuse for that. There's no excuse for that.

That is just to trot out the downtrodden.

The people that just say, look at what's happening. If the IRS can stay open, food stamps can stay open. Social Security checks will be delivered. Applications for benefits processed. However, people will not be able to verify benefits or replace cards.

Most national parks will be closed. The Smithsonian and the National Gallery of Art may close.

PAT: Don't say that.

GLENN: Cemeteries. Monuments. Visitor centers. Worldwide housed under the American Battle Monuments submission, will close.

STU: So are they -- and you said the national parks will close.

That means that many of these open field areas, will -- will not be opened?

GLENN: Yeah. They will -- they will build some fences around those things.

STU: Are they -- we don't seem capable of building fences.

GLENN: They're closed.

But I will tell you, you know they're big on the blue.

They will just be -- I make sure you're out there.

And you enforce that law.

You have somebody coming into the national park.

We don't have bathrooms that are open.

No. What are they going to do, poop in the woods, what kind of animals do you think we are?

PAT: Well, we're animals that poop.

STU: Sometimes -- sometimes that works. At least for many, many centuries.

The Capitol Police will not get paid under this.

PAT: What!

STU: They will -- they will --

PAT: They're under assault again. Just as they were during the insurrection.

STU: By the same people. The extreme MAGA Republicans.

PAT: You're exactly right.

By the same people.

STU: Now they'll get their number later. But for now, they won't get paid.

Except, for them. Unlike thousands and thousands of other federal workers, they actually will still have to do a job.

Most of the federal workers that will get all their money and then not have to do their job for however long this takes.

Which is a terrible, terrible --

GLENN: Just -- I -- I am in. I am in.

I mean, I think we should take a vote, who wants to open it back up?

I think 15 days, to slow the curve of spending. Fifteen days. Let's just do that.

Let's meet again in 15 days. And see if we can open the government up.

STU: We probably --

GLENN: Well, we might. We might.

Fifteen days, to slow the curve of spending.

PAT: And then after that, 30 days are up. After 15, then the 30. We might need another 18 bucks after that.

GLENN: Well, I don't know -- I don't know if the government will survive that.

You know, it may not survive that. Of course, the American people did it for a year.

STU: Yeah, and they don't care about them surviving.

GLENN: No. Nobody really cared about them surviving.

STU: Can I also say too, we talk about these big government cuts that we should do. We think there are things to do, to make the government smaller, and more like it was supposed to be. You know, a limited government.

GLENN: Yeah. We're not talking about any of those, I want you to know.

STU: But maybe we are. You know, haven't they unintentionally identified all the cuts here. Haven't they just said, hey, whatever we're going to just stop doing, the unnecessary parts of the government that can just shut down.

GLENN: You mean those nonessential?

STU: Yeah. The nonessential stuff, we stop doing. And the essential stuff, we stop doing. And we'll go from there. We'll talk about, maybe we need to add this back in. Maybe we can get rid of this other thing.

But isn't that a good starting point? Whatever you say is nonessential, I promise you we should not be doing it.

GLENN: I'm not sure of that. I mean, you know, we're talking about --

STU: Really?

GLENN: Yeah.

We're talking about things like the interior department.

Just having limited discretion to issue permits.

STU: So there will be still issuing permits. But they will have limited vegetation.

Maybe we shouldn't be doing so much permitting. Maybe people should be able to do a lot of the things they want to do.

But if there are certain needs for certain permits. Then the limited permitting might just cover that.

GLENN: Well, you go ahead. While we're all drinking poison by next Wednesday.

Just from our tap, from our homes. While sludge, nuclear waste.

Syringes are pouring out from our kitchen sink.

PAT: So syringes might pour out of our taps?

GLENN: Yes. Yes.

STU: How do they get around the curves?

GLENN: Are you an expert?

STU: No.

GLENN: Are you a doctor?

STU: I'm not a doctor.

GLENN: I am. Let's move on. Very dangerous.

Keep going, Republicans. Keep going.

Do not buckle.