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GLENN BECK PROGRAM
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GLENN: So then we
have, on the other side we have Hillary Clinton and her new
$20 billion baby giveaway. $20 billion. She wants to give
every child born here in America $5,000. I'm not sure. Does
that include illegal aliens? Does that include me? I mean,
do I get a $5,000 stipend? Does Mitt Romney get a $5,000?
Does she -- God forbid she ever -- do billionaires get that
or is it just the poor, tired, the huddled masses? She is --
let me tell you something. She is not -- she wants to call
herself a Progressive because she doesn't like the word
Liberal because it's turned into something else, she says.
So she doesn't want to be called a Liberal. She wants to be
called a Progressive, in the same fashion that Progressives
were in the early 20th century. Well, those, the
Progressives of the early 20th century were the ones who
brought you the prohibition. I believe they are the ones who
brought you the income tax. You know, they're quite fun,
those Progressives. They're the ones who say basically we
know better than you do if you don't get it, and this is
honestly where it all started. If you don't get it, if you
don't agree with me, you're either stupid or you're in on
it. She wants to spend $20 billion, $5,000 every child born
in America. Every time there's a birth, the Government just
writes another check. How is she funding that? She's going
to fund it by taking money from the rich. She wants to call
herself a Progressive? She's not a Progressive. She's a
Socialist. Let's just get the terminology right. She is a
Socialist, and what we have coming down the pike is nothing
less than full on socialism. While the rest of the world is
retreating from socialism, we for some reason are heading
towards it. While China says we are applying Reaganomics,
well, France is applying Reaganomics. Well, they are
starting to say, you know what, this tax cut thing really
does work. While the rest of the world is cutting their
corporate taxes, we have the highest tax rate in the world.
It's either us or Japan. Which one is it, Stu? Have we
passed Japan yet?
STU: On the corporate income tax rate?
GLENN: Yes.
STU: We are the highest.
GLENN: We are the highest?
STU: Yes.
GLENN: I know it was Japan for a while. We are the highest.
It's only going to get worse. We are talking now, I mean,
you know, look. People hate it when I talk the economy down,
and I'm sorry but you just have to hear it. Here's what's
coming, gang. Crippling taxes. Crippling taxes. You've got
about $75 trillion that's going to come due, between $50 and
$100 trillion. We don't even know how much money we owe
because it's all off the books. We are looking at such
crushing weight by 2016 from Medicare, Medicaid, Social
Security. 2016 it all comes due. Well, what are you going to
do? How are you going to pay for that? And now they want to
add more. Now they want universal healthcare. And you know
what? They're not going to take no for an answer. It's
exactly the same way that they are doing the border. You
know, they couldn't get that comprehensive package through.
They wanted comprehensive border reform. The American people
said no; secure us first and then we'll talk about
everything else. Well, they wouldn't do it. They just can't
handle that and so what are they doing? They are breaking up
that comprehensive package into little bite-size pieces and
they are tucking them into bills that are going to pass.
You're getting what you said no to. They're going to give it
to you.
Well, they also know that we can't afford, nor will we stand
for universal healthcare. So how are they doing it? This
SCHIPS program, this State Children's Health Insurance
Program, I think that's what the SCHIPS stands for, this
program is so that, you know, the poor can have health
insurance. The poor, the poor children, that's what it
started out -- the poor children. Well, the poor children
now come from families that make over $80,000 a year. That's
-- I mean, we need a dictionary in America. $80,000 a year?
That's not poor! And they're also redefining children as 25
years old or younger. When was the last time anyone at 24
years old allowed you to classify them as a child?
In the meantime they're taking Medicare and Medicaid and
they are lowering the age there. So they are bringing it
down off the top end and they are squeezing it up on the
bottom end. So now we have the spread -- the people who
aren't insured now are going to be the ones from 26 years
old to 54 years old. Well, 25-54, we can just squeeze that.
That's only one demographic now. They're giving -- they are
jamming it down your throat, whether you want it or not.
This is why -- you know, these people in Washington, they
don't get it and this is what I really, truly feel from
America. You're smarter than this. You know it. You may not
know all of the facts, but you know the different things
that are going on. You know it.
Here it is. When you saw Hillary Clinton say $5,000 per
child, even the people who like Hillary Clinton -- and I've
yet to meet one, and that includes her husband -- even the
people who like Hillary Clinton say to themselves, how are
you going to pay for that? How exactly does that one work?
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