What may become one of Joe Biden’s most embarrassing moments (which is saying a LOT), occurred this week while speaking outside the White House. Glenn and Stu play the clip, which shows a CHILD having a better memory than the president himself. Plus, in this clip the guys discuss Fox News’ DISASTROUS ratings since parting ways with Tucker Carlson, new developments from deep space, and their current fears with artificial intelligence (AI).

Transcript

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GLENN: Did you see that -- did you see that Joe Biden couldn't -- couldn't remember where he was just a couple of weeks ago, or a week ago?

STU: Can you remember where you were two weeks ago?

GLENN: Well, if I were in Ireland, maybe.

You know. Could you please play cut 17 for me?

STU: That was a long time ago.

GLENN: It was a whole week, Stu.

STU: Yeah. Too much.

VOICE: The last country I traveled. Thinking of the last one I did.

I met with 89 heads of states so far.

I'm trying to think, where was the last place I was, it's hard to keep track.

VOICE: Ireland!

BIDEN: I mean, yeah. You're right. Ireland.

GLENN: Okay? Like a 3-year-old remembers. Ireland! A 3-year-old.

He was like, uh-huh. He gets all creepy. That's right, little girl. How do you know that? Because I was watching you through your windows at night, creepy old man.

I mean, it's weird.

STU: Really weird.

GLENN: Really weird.

STU: Again, if it was six months ago, I mean, maybe.

GLENN: It was last week.

STU: Last week.

GLENN: I can't remember the last time -- it's like me saying I can't remember the last time I went potty. I don't know. Probably a couple hours ago.

Jeez.

And when did I go potty last? Well, you just did, in your pants.

STU: Did you see the comment from Jen Psaki. There's an article, I think it's Axios, about Biden's age.

And they were talking about, you know, how some people notice that he's 43,000 years old. And Jen Psaki, who is his press secretary. They highlighted comments about -- that she had about, what was it?

I think the banking crisis. Okay? You know this is a big announcement from Joe Biden.

Because he did it at 9:15. I feel like, wait. 9:15 a.m. Like, that's notable?

And then she said something like, we should get the exact quote. Like, yeah. He never does something before 9:00.

This is a person who is on his side. Now an MSNBC host, but it's a former press secretary saying.

GLENN: But they often say, he's done with the business of the day, by 9:30.

STU: Yeah. He had a 9:03 Lyft the other day, and he doesn't do anything before 9:00. That only gives him three minutes.

GLENN: But three minutes is an awful lot of time if you're president of the United States.

STU: I will say, that's too much time.

Because when he works, things get worse.

GLENN: Yeah. Well, you may be absolutely right on that.

But listen, he has experience.

Because he's so old. He has experience. If the dinosaurs ever come back, he'll remember maybe how they were fought.

And maybe he'll save us.

STU: Oh, yeah. So Jurassic Park situation plays out.

GLENN: And they are making woolly mammoths.

They're making woolly -- they're remaking. Can someone please watch a movie from time to time? We're doing all the things everything that we've all seen in huge movies. We're like, oh, well, we'd never do that. We're doing it.

STU: We're doing, especially the AI stuff.

We're just like, screw it. You know what, what are the odds? Let's just try all these things, and see what happens.

What are the odds, we make one minor mistake.

Very low. Right?

GLENN: Let's take some of that woolly mammoth DA, mix it with some frog DNA. Put it in an elephant. See what happens.

STU: And on top of that, let's try some gain of function research. Let's give that a whirl.

GLENN: You know what, it didn't work out in China. We should do it in Wisconsin.

Whoops, did you hear about that?

STU: Oh, they're trying to do it in Wisconsin now.

GLENN: No, no, no. There was a lab leak in Wisconsin. But they said -- and they never reported it. And they were like, well, nobody got sick.

You should report that right away. Where like, all right. Bill, I guess if weeping, open bloody sores open up. Give me a call, we'll let everybody know. What are we doing?

STU: That's incredible. We keep talking about it, like as if it's a past phenomena. Hey, they did it, in China.

It's still imagine there's been nothing that stopped it. The only thing that happened, we're focusing on it more.

So maybe there's a lesser chance that we directly fund it. Outside of that -- I think the word directly is key.

GLENN: No, no, no, no. We weren't directly funding it last time.

STU: Right. I think there was less of a chance we're doing it now. I think we'll stay the indirect route.

GLENN: Okay. I feel much, much better.

I don't know if anybody saw this, it's in our show prep today. If you get our show prep at GlennBeck.com. You'll get all the news that you need to know. And I'm kind of bypassing a lot of the news. Because it's Friday, right?

You know the world is on fire, why do I have to tell you?

Honestly, if you're not prepared at this point, what use -- what use is me saying, hey, by the way, have you seen the dollar crash even more?

No. There's no real reason for that. Just enjoy your way into insanity.

For those that are prepared. Let me tell you what they found with Deep Space. Now, listen to this.

Before I read this sentence. Can we just stop writing things in the news? And pretending that everyone knows.

You know, how like -- you know how like, when they were like, I can't think of any of the terms. All those terms. The woke terms, that came up.

Like what the hell is that word?

And everybody was writing it in their news articles. And we're like, I don't even know what that means.

STU: Yeah. When they introduce new language like that. That's often how it plays out.

GLENN: And things like, we're thinking in third grade now, your little girl can be a boy. And we're telling them that, and we're showing them what to do with all kinds of vegetables and their private parts.

STU: You mean gender-affirming care.

GLENN: Yes. Sorry. Sorry.

And you're like, wait. Am I the only one that doesn't know this?

No. No one knows this, except the experts.

And they're all pretending, oh, this has been going on for a long time.

Let me read this sentence. Thousands of deep space radio signals have made their way to earth.

50 of them are repeating sources.

Hold it. What?

Isn't that one of those things that we're looking for?

You know, the little space anomaly. It's like, help! And you're like, I think I heard help. But listen again. Anybody else calling for help?

Nope!

Okay. So that was just -- that was a weird thing that it sounded like somebody was crying for help.

Okay? We got that all the time. Repeating. Help. Did you just hear someone cry for help? Yep. I heard it again. Help!

Okay? When it repeats, that's something that we should probably know about it. Recently detected were 25 new repeating sources. Known technically as fast radio bursts from the depths of the universe. The project uses high-powered radio telescope in British Columbia. Oh, this is a Canadian study. Oh, forget it. Never mind.

All right. And Tucker Carlson.

STU: Oh, you just -- the entire country, you just blew off there?

GLENN: Well, have you seen what's going on in Canada?

STU: They did elect Trudeau.

GLENN: Yeah. So I'm not -- I'm not really sure, if we can take that.

Let me tell you about Tucker Carlson's video. This morning, he released it yesterday, or night before last.

72 million views. 72 million views.

I think that's a little higher than the ratings he had at Fox.

72 million. Now, that should give you great hope. Because that's not just the conservatives spreading that one around. That tells you, an awful lot. When you couple 72 million views, with what were the ratings?

Night before last, there, Stu?

STU: Gosh. I don't have the numbers in front of me. But they had dropped to the lowest level since 9/11.

GLENN: I'm sorry. What?

You mean this last September 11th?

STU: No. 9/11/2001. Yeah, we're going back to almost the '90s.

GLENN: Wow! They have not had ratings that low, since before 9/11.

STU: Yeah. Yes. Glenn, this will hit maybe not many people in the audience.

But will hit you.

GLENN: Hmm.

STU: The ratings on Fox News Channel. In the 8:00 p.m. time slot.

GLENN: Uh-huh.

STU: Were lower.

GLENN: Lower.

STU: Than our ratings at CNN Headline News.

Now, there --

GLENN: And only people that watched that, were people who were trapped in an airport!

They were trapped. They were like, I -- I guess I watched his show. It didn't have the sound on. So I really enjoyed it.

STU: Yeah. That --

GLENN: Oh, my gosh.

STU: Jaw dropping.

GLENN: What was the number.

STU: It was in the 130s, I think, in the demo. Which is again, I think what they actually care about.

GLENN: In a country of 350 million people. One hundred -- 135 --

STU: Thousand, something like that --

GLENN: Let's just be fair, 140,000 people, between the ages of 25 and 54, were watching Fox News.

That's not good.

STU: Yeah. And I don't know who hosted it. I know the first night was Brian Kilmeade.

This is not Brian -- anti-Brian Kilmeade sentiment. They like Brian. They watch him every morning.

GLENN: I feel bad for Brian. Brian, when they called him up at Friday morning. They said, hey. You'll fill in for Tucker Carlson tonight.

He must have went, oh, good God, not me.

Why am I the one?

You're just testing out the guillotine. That's all you're doing. No problems.

STU: It's an impossible thing for Brian. But it's an amazing thing.

People are telling Fox news. Hey, this is not okay.