Tonight, I want to talk about preserving our nation and our nation's ideals. And part of that has to be preserving our wealth. And by wealth, I don't mean only the rich people in the audience. I am talking about whatever you have.
If you think you're safe because you are not the wealthiest one percent, then I have news for you: No matter what you make, you are considered rich compared to the rest of the globe. And whatever wealth you have left will be targeted to be shipped overseas to any place deemed less fortunate, worse off or more needy than you.
Let me show you what is being created.
Congressman Anthony Weiner had a press conference, which really means he called MSNBC. He's accusing one of the sponsors of my radio and television programs, Goldline, of "ripping off" customers and he's just fighting for the little guy.
The report he issued stated the following: "On numerous occasions, Glenn Beck has dedicated entire segments of his program to explaining why the U.S. money supply is destined for hyperinflation with Barack Obama as president."
Hmm, I think I said the same thing when Bush was president. He goes on:
"He will often promote the purchase of gold as the only safe investment alternative for consumers who want to safeguard their livelihoods."
We took apart the untruths in this report and you can go to weinerfacts.com for all of it. But let's talk about the real unholy alliance: The "grassroots" efforts to silence me.
Presidential adviser Jim Wallis is boycotting my show. Van Jones, former green jobs "czar" at the White House, his firm boycotting my show. Presidential economic adviser Andy Stern led SEIU's boycott of my show. But now we've graduated into a darker level; now it is official. McCarthy has appeared: Using the power of Congress to come after this show
If you think you're safe because you are not the wealthiest one percent, then I have news for you: No matter what you make, you are considered rich compared to the rest of the globe. And whatever wealth you have left will be targeted to be shipped overseas to any place deemed less fortunate, worse off or more needy than you.
Let me show you what is being created.
Congressman Anthony Weiner had a press conference, which really means he called MSNBC. He's accusing one of the sponsors of my radio and television programs, Goldline, of "ripping off" customers and he's just fighting for the little guy.
The report he issued stated the following: "On numerous occasions, Glenn Beck has dedicated entire segments of his program to explaining why the U.S. money supply is destined for hyperinflation with Barack Obama as president."
Hmm, I think I said the same thing when Bush was president. He goes on:
"He will often promote the purchase of gold as the only safe investment alternative for consumers who want to safeguard their livelihoods."
We took apart the untruths in this report and you can go to weinerfacts.com for all of it. But let's talk about the real unholy alliance: The "grassroots" efforts to silence me.
Presidential adviser Jim Wallis is boycotting my show. Van Jones, former green jobs "czar" at the White House, his firm boycotting my show. Presidential economic adviser Andy Stern led SEIU's boycott of my show. But now we've graduated into a darker level; now it is official. McCarthy has appeared: Using the power of Congress to come after this show
What are the odds that the president doesn't know three of his advisers and one congressman is doing this to one show? How afraid they must be to spend all this time and money on little old me.
By the way, in a completely unrelated story, Weiner had a busy day Tuesday: He launched this attack on me and then a little later in the day he met with the president. Totally coincidental.
Oh, one other completely unrelated story, Weiner's newly hired press secretary, until recently, worked at Media Matters — a George Soros-funded spin machine for the left. It was Media Matters who first started the lie that my ratings were down on this program. Update: May ratings year-to-year are up 22 percent. It's also Media Matters who started this ridiculous attack on gold sponsorships.
Now that sounds like something worth looking into. And you can do that on the new site: www.weinerfacts.com. Because, the only way to deal with a joke of an investigation is to treat it like one. It's a site about Anthony Weiner — e-mail tips to weiner@weinerfacts.com.
But I digress.
By the way, in a completely unrelated story, Weiner had a busy day Tuesday: He launched this attack on me and then a little later in the day he met with the president. Totally coincidental.
Oh, one other completely unrelated story, Weiner's newly hired press secretary, until recently, worked at Media Matters — a George Soros-funded spin machine for the left. It was Media Matters who first started the lie that my ratings were down on this program. Update: May ratings year-to-year are up 22 percent. It's also Media Matters who started this ridiculous attack on gold sponsorships.
Now that sounds like something worth looking into. And you can do that on the new site: www.weinerfacts.com. Because, the only way to deal with a joke of an investigation is to treat it like one. It's a site about Anthony Weiner — e-mail tips to weiner@weinerfacts.com.
But I digress.
So that's four attempts to stop this show that I know of, coming from the administration or from Congress. What is it they are so afraid of? Man, what we are saying must be so right. Let me show you our track record on the economy, the auto industry and health care in America:
(BEGIN AUDIO CLIPS)
GLENN BECK RADIO PROGRAM, AUGUST 16, 2007: You know, I've been — I've been a bull on the economy for a very long time. However, it is time to face facts on the economy and that is it's smoke and mirrors.
GLENN BECK RADIO PROGRAM, JULY 26, 2007: I'm telling you, I really, truly believe we're going to have universal health care and I don't think you're going to be able to do anything to stop it.
The auto industry in America, let's be honest, it's not going to be able — it will collapse.
(END AUDIO CLIPS)
That's the "we took five minutes" track record — we could do many more. But here's why they are really afraid: We are showing you the way out.
Look at this — the top 25 movers and shakers on Amazon.com: Have you ever seen anything like this? "The Real Thomas Jefferson"; "Sacred Fire"; "The Wives of the Signers" — I mean, even "Separation of Church and State" is a "mover and shaker"? Seventeen out of the top 25 "movers and shakers" on Amazon.com are about either the Constitution, the Founders or religion. This show has talked about at least 11 of those seventeen.
There is a revival going on in America: A revival of truth, information, our Founders and faith. That is what they are afraid of: They have worked 100 years to get you fat, lazy and stupid. And in a year, we're dismantling them.
The other question I had on this latest "stop Glenn Beck and talk radio" attempt: Why pick gold? First of all, let me just say I don't care where you spend your money. I put my money where my mouth is — I'm the biggest loser if I'm wrong. Weiner says there needs to be more disclosure. Wait, someone in Washington is calling for more transparency?
I will tell you what I believe — few will do that. I'm an open book. I'll tell you when I'm wrong. I do say invest in gold — I do. But I also tell you this is a doorway of insanity. But am I alone in thinking we live in insane times? I know billionaires who've told me they don't know what to do with their money. Neither do I, that's why I've been focusing on faith, hope and charity. That's our gold standard. The Bible talks about times like these: Where people bury treasure and gold. It's worthless when they go back for it.
The Gold Standard is only worth something because we decided it was valuable; it could have been clamshells. It's psychological. After all the bank failures in the 1930s, people stocked up on gold. On April 5th 1933, by executive order, FDR ordered citizens to give up their gold and trade it in to the Treasury. Violators would pay a huge fine or even serve up to 10 years in prison. Only gold considered art or collectables were allowed to be kept. Everything else he seized.
Congressman Weiner warns consumers by saying gold is at a "non-inflation based" high, implying it's not a good investment because you are buying at the peak. But let's adjust for inflation:
Right now, gold is just under $1,200 an ounce. In 1980, gold hit a then-record $873 an ounce. But with inflation, that's $2,287 in today's dollars, not even close to where it's at today.
Weiner wants you to believe inflation doesn't matter.
Why was gold high in the 1980s? There was no talk of economic collapse. No, but they were inflating the money. They were spending too much. Well, it's worse now, right? So why is gold still relatively low now? Because they tricked you: TIPS — Treasury Inflation Protected Securities.
In the '80s, Congress realized that if we have problems, people take money out of bonds and put it into gold, silver and precious metals. When you do that, you are in control of your wealth. The government can't use it. They wanted to block that path.
But they also wanted to get away with it as long as they could before you woke up. If gold was at $3,000 an ounce today, you'd be freaking out and they'd put a stop to this nonsense. TIPS allows you to continue until the patient is almost dead.
Congressman Weiner, under guise of attacking me, is putting more blinders on this society.
The hedge for inflation now is bonds. TIPS suppresses the price of gold. Despite this, gold prices are still climbing. If people believe the government will default, the price of gold will go even higher. This is not about me; this is not about Goldline — it's about shutting down another way for you to protect yourself.
In Germany, they're banning naked short selling. The stock market is gambling: You think something will go up, you invest. Think it's crappy — like CCX — you bet against it. It's the market. That's short selling. It's the way you can see what people think is coming.
They are trying to box you into a corner.
Weiner still backs NY 9/11 trial
While nearly everyone else who represents New York City in Washington has backed away from the idea of trying Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other 9/11 plotters in Gotham, Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) said Thursday that he's still supportive of the idea.
"I believe that law enforcement should transcend politics," Weiner said at House Judiciary Committee hearing with Attorney General Eric Holder. "That has led me to support you and your decision to hold the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in the Southern District, where we have perhaps the best prosecutors anywhere in the world, the most experienced at prosecuting terrorism cases. Judges, court officers who know their business."
Weiner's comments surprised some observers, particularly in the wake of the attempted bombing in Times Square--an event which caused enough jitters that many now consider a New York 9/11 trial a political impossibility. However, Weiner's remarks shouldn't come as a shock since he has said before that there was too much fearfulness about a trial.
"I think we all sound frightened and scared," he told MSNBC in January. "We're a strong country. We're a confident country. This whole debate makes us sound like we're flinching and scared."
On Thursday, though, Weiner made clear he was tired of the administration hemming and hawwing about whether to go forward with Holder's original plan for a Manhattan trial or to move the trial elsewhere, possibly to a military commission.
"I, frankly, think that sooner or later you should stop the Kabuki dance and tell us where that trial is going to be held. And I think if you make a good case and if you sell it and you get the facts out there, it'll be supported," Weiner said.
Weiner didn't say explicitly Thursday whether he still favored a Manhattan trial or one somewhere else in the Southern District of New York, which extends up to Westchester County. His office had no immediate clarification
Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Sen. Chuck Schumer and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand have all moved from supporting to opposing a Manhattan trial. Weiner's contrary position isn't entirely lonely, though. At a hearing in March, Rep. Jose Serrano (D-N.Y.) said he thought he was the only member of the New York City delegation who favored a trial in the city.
Schumer snapped at Holder last month for refusing to rule out a trial in New York City, but on Thursday Holder repeated his stance that it would be unwise to take any option off the table until a the ongoing review of the trial plan is complete.
Weiner tells Holder to end 'kabuki dance' on location for terror trials
A Democratic lawmaker urged the Obama administration to end "the kabuki dance" over where it plans to locate criminal trials for terror suspects.
Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) sharply criticized Attorney General Eric Holder and the administration for not having decided either for or against trying high-profile terror suspects in New York City, as they had originally planned.
"I, frankly, think that sooner or later you should stop the kabuki dance and tell us where that trial is going to be held," Weiner told Holder during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday.
Weiner supports trying Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, a top al Qaeda leader, and other terror suspects in Manhattan.
Holder had announced southern Manhattan as his choice for the trial location, a decision President Barack Obama said he supported.
But both Democratic and Republican lawmakers, as well as New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I), have questioned whether adequate security and funding could be guaranteed for the trial, leading to a sense that the administration will decide to locate the trials elsewhere.
Weiner advised Holder, though, that if he can "make a good case and if you sell it and you get the facts out there, it'll be supported."
The New York Democrat, who flirted with a mayoral bid last year, had other complaints for the administration, though, in the wake of the attempted attack on Times Square earlier this month.
Weiner criticized cuts to security funding for New York, a drum on which lawmakers in both parties have banged loudly this week. The White House on Thursday pushed back against such criticism.
(BEGIN AUDIO CLIPS)
GLENN BECK RADIO PROGRAM, AUGUST 16, 2007: You know, I've been — I've been a bull on the economy for a very long time. However, it is time to face facts on the economy and that is it's smoke and mirrors.
GLENN BECK RADIO PROGRAM, JULY 26, 2007: I'm telling you, I really, truly believe we're going to have universal health care and I don't think you're going to be able to do anything to stop it.
The auto industry in America, let's be honest, it's not going to be able — it will collapse.
(END AUDIO CLIPS)
That's the "we took five minutes" track record — we could do many more. But here's why they are really afraid: We are showing you the way out.
Look at this — the top 25 movers and shakers on Amazon.com: Have you ever seen anything like this? "The Real Thomas Jefferson"; "Sacred Fire"; "The Wives of the Signers" — I mean, even "Separation of Church and State" is a "mover and shaker"? Seventeen out of the top 25 "movers and shakers" on Amazon.com are about either the Constitution, the Founders or religion. This show has talked about at least 11 of those seventeen.
There is a revival going on in America: A revival of truth, information, our Founders and faith. That is what they are afraid of: They have worked 100 years to get you fat, lazy and stupid. And in a year, we're dismantling them.
The other question I had on this latest "stop Glenn Beck and talk radio" attempt: Why pick gold? First of all, let me just say I don't care where you spend your money. I put my money where my mouth is — I'm the biggest loser if I'm wrong. Weiner says there needs to be more disclosure. Wait, someone in Washington is calling for more transparency?
Congressman Anthony Weiner had a tough crowd to explain health care reform.
I will tell you what I believe — few will do that. I'm an open book. I'll tell you when I'm wrong. I do say invest in gold — I do. But I also tell you this is a doorway of insanity. But am I alone in thinking we live in insane times? I know billionaires who've told me they don't know what to do with their money. Neither do I, that's why I've been focusing on faith, hope and charity. That's our gold standard. The Bible talks about times like these: Where people bury treasure and gold. It's worthless when they go back for it.
Congressman Weiner warns consumers by saying gold is at a "non-inflation based" high, implying it's not a good investment because you are buying at the peak. But let's adjust for inflation:
Right now, gold is just under $1,200 an ounce. In 1980, gold hit a then-record $873 an ounce. But with inflation, that's $2,287 in today's dollars, not even close to where it's at today.
Weiner wants you to believe inflation doesn't matter.
Why was gold high in the 1980s? There was no talk of economic collapse. No, but they were inflating the money. They were spending too much. Well, it's worse now, right? So why is gold still relatively low now? Because they tricked you: TIPS — Treasury Inflation Protected Securities.
Everyone Wants Anthony Weiner
In the '80s, Congress realized that if we have problems, people take money out of bonds and put it into gold, silver and precious metals. When you do that, you are in control of your wealth. The government can't use it. They wanted to block that path.
But they also wanted to get away with it as long as they could before you woke up. If gold was at $3,000 an ounce today, you'd be freaking out and they'd put a stop to this nonsense. TIPS allows you to continue until the patient is almost dead.
Congressman Weiner, under guise of attacking me, is putting more blinders on this society.
The hedge for inflation now is bonds. TIPS suppresses the price of gold. Despite this, gold prices are still climbing. If people believe the government will default, the price of gold will go even higher. This is not about me; this is not about Goldline — it's about shutting down another way for you to protect yourself.
In Germany, they're banning naked short selling. The stock market is gambling: You think something will go up, you invest. Think it's crappy — like CCX — you bet against it. It's the market. That's short selling. It's the way you can see what people think is coming.
They are trying to box you into a corner.
Weiner still backs NY 9/11 trial
While nearly everyone else who represents New York City in Washington has backed away from the idea of trying Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other 9/11 plotters in Gotham, Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) said Thursday that he's still supportive of the idea.
"I believe that law enforcement should transcend politics," Weiner said at House Judiciary Committee hearing with Attorney General Eric Holder. "That has led me to support you and your decision to hold the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in the Southern District, where we have perhaps the best prosecutors anywhere in the world, the most experienced at prosecuting terrorism cases. Judges, court officers who know their business."
Weiner's comments surprised some observers, particularly in the wake of the attempted bombing in Times Square--an event which caused enough jitters that many now consider a New York 9/11 trial a political impossibility. However, Weiner's remarks shouldn't come as a shock since he has said before that there was too much fearfulness about a trial.
"I think we all sound frightened and scared," he told MSNBC in January. "We're a strong country. We're a confident country. This whole debate makes us sound like we're flinching and scared."
On Thursday, though, Weiner made clear he was tired of the administration hemming and hawwing about whether to go forward with Holder's original plan for a Manhattan trial or to move the trial elsewhere, possibly to a military commission.
Anthony Weiner's then girflriend, Huma Abedin, stood by her man when he announced he was running for mayor.
"I, frankly, think that sooner or later you should stop the Kabuki dance and tell us where that trial is going to be held. And I think if you make a good case and if you sell it and you get the facts out there, it'll be supported," Weiner said.
Weiner didn't say explicitly Thursday whether he still favored a Manhattan trial or one somewhere else in the Southern District of New York, which extends up to Westchester County. His office had no immediate clarification
Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Sen. Chuck Schumer and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand have all moved from supporting to opposing a Manhattan trial. Weiner's contrary position isn't entirely lonely, though. At a hearing in March, Rep. Jose Serrano (D-N.Y.) said he thought he was the only member of the New York City delegation who favored a trial in the city.
Queens Library CEO Thomas Galante and Rep. Anthony Weiner (r.) read to children at Forest Hill Library.
Schumer snapped at Holder last month for refusing to rule out a trial in New York City, but on Thursday Holder repeated his stance that it would be unwise to take any option off the table until a the ongoing review of the trial plan is complete.
Weiner tells Holder to end 'kabuki dance' on location for terror trials
A Democratic lawmaker urged the Obama administration to end "the kabuki dance" over where it plans to locate criminal trials for terror suspects.
Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) sharply criticized Attorney General Eric Holder and the administration for not having decided either for or against trying high-profile terror suspects in New York City, as they had originally planned.
"I, frankly, think that sooner or later you should stop the kabuki dance and tell us where that trial is going to be held," Weiner told Holder during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday.
Weiner supports trying Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, a top al Qaeda leader, and other terror suspects in Manhattan.
Rep. Anthony Weiner said it took his staff a mere 15 minutes to find five online sites that sell fake Tamiflu without requiring a prescription.
Holder had announced southern Manhattan as his choice for the trial location, a decision President Barack Obama said he supported.
But both Democratic and Republican lawmakers, as well as New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I), have questioned whether adequate security and funding could be guaranteed for the trial, leading to a sense that the administration will decide to locate the trials elsewhere.
Weiner advised Holder, though, that if he can "make a good case and if you sell it and you get the facts out there, it'll be supported."
The New York Democrat, who flirted with a mayoral bid last year, had other complaints for the administration, though, in the wake of the attempted attack on Times Square earlier this month.
Weiner criticized cuts to security funding for New York, a drum on which lawmakers in both parties have banged loudly this week. The White House on Thursday pushed back against such criticism.
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