This is a rush transcript from "Glenn Beck," March 22, 2011. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
GLENN BECK, HOST: Hello, America.
I want to talk to you tonight -- I had a choice to make yesterday of coming to you and trying to find a policeman to help with what came to us over the weekend. And I realized we're darn near out of policemen.
I don't necessarily trust Eric Holder. I don't trust the administration. I don't trust Congress. I don't know who to bring this to, except you. That's why I'm bringing this to you tonight.
I'm going to play some audio for you in a moment that we broke this morning on my radio program and my Web site. It is a recording of a speech given over the weekend at Pace University. It was given by a prominent labor leader. And it was given to a very select group of other prominent labor, progressive and community leaders.
I believe what you are about to hear is nothing short of a plan to commit economic terrorism.
Now, I want to define that. "Economic terrorism," set forth by the blessed Geneva Center for Security Policy. It is this: varied, coordinated, and sophisticated or massive destabilizing actions -- massive destabilizing actions in order to disrupt the economic and financial stability of a state, a group of states or a society, such as market- oriented Western societies, for ideological or religious motives.
Got it? That's how the globe defines economic terrorism.
Now, has there been any case of domestic economic terrorism? Yes. Believe it or not. Surprisingly, the closest case we have to it happened just recently. In fact, the jury decided last Friday.
They judged against Bernard von NotHaus. He is 67 years old. He was convicted by federal jury of, quote, "conspiracy under the United States," and faces a prison sentence of 15 years.
Now, what did he do? Well, he made coins. He made these. They are Liberty Dollars. They look like U.S. dollars, don't they?
Well, I actually interviewed this guy when I was on the other network. And I remember talking to him. I have thought, OK, I kind of agree with out on the Fed thing, but what you're doing here kind of sounds illegal. He swore he was doing nothing wrong.
Well, in the end, it looks like I was right. He was just convicted Friday of making coins that resemble our United States coins, possessing them and trying to use them as currency. He had over $70 million in Liberty Dollars in circulation.
Well, this guy was misguided, but he wasn't trying to bring down the United States. At least from what he told me. He believed the Fed was destroying the dollar and -- really? That's a hard stretch, isn't it?
You, by the way, have to watch this show on Friday because there is some truth to that. The unbelievable history of the Fed. The -- what is it? The monster is what it's called? The monster? The creature of Jekyll Island. We will give you the truth and none of the crazy conspiracy theories on the Fed Friday at 5:00.
Anyway, this guy -- this guy was creating what the government said was currency. And he said it was going to help. No. Good idea? No.
But his goal was not the destruction of the U.S. dollar. Now, listen to the U.S. attorney prosecuting the case -- this is, remember, from Eric Holder's DOJ -- quote, "Attempts to undermine the legitimate currency of this country are simply a unique form of domestic terrorism."
But she went a step further. She also said, "While these forms of anti-government activities do not involve violence, they are every bit as insidious and represent a clear and present danger to the economic stability of this country." You have it?
Let's be clear. This is Eric Holder's DOJ. The attorneys representing the United States against the coin guy in North Carolina -- last Friday, they convicted him. They believe attacks affecting the economic stability of America are akin to domestic terrorism and a clear and present danger to the economic stability of this country.
You have it? Every bit as insidious as violent attacks on the country.
So, we know, there is zero tolerance with the DOJ. And the coin guy is facing 15 years in prison. Remember what we are talking about -- a guy who most people have never heard of. He has never graced the White House. And, come on, really? You think he actually has a chance to collapse the monetary system? Really?
OK. Zero tolerance. Again, unique form of domestic terrorism, every bit as insidious and clear and present danger to economic stability of this country. So, that's how we define, under Eric Holder's DOJ, domestic economic terrorism in this country.
Now, the audiotape that I'm about to play is from the Left's Forum, the Left Forum, right here. It is a conference that happened at Pace University here in New York City. Well, everybody was there, including the Fox cameras. But, apparently, other people also were recording where Fox couldn't record.
Frances Fox Piven, the architect of the "overwhelm the system" theory, she was there. I mean, where else would she be? This is the largest annual conference of left wing activists, progressives and organizers in the country.
Now, I know the left tells me that here, Frances Fox Piven is just an innocent, kind grandmother. But she seems to take frequent breaks from all of the quilting and cookie baking to write in places like "The Nation" or speak here about the wonderful, violent uprisings in Europe, and go to places to speak like Pace University to the leaders of the labor movement.
Now, maybe she was just trying to teach them how to bake cookies, although we didn't see any of that. I'm not sure. But Frances Fox Piven's philosophy was everywhere. In fact, here is one of the panelists speaking about her philosophy.
Listen carefully.
(BEGIN AUDIO CLIP)
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We were talking about why unions are so invested because of their pension plans and why un-governability as Frances Fox Piven and Cloward taught us, you know, poor people movement are successful when they create conditions of un-governability and you win victories.
(END AUDIO CLIP)
BECK: OK. So, create conditions of un-governability.
What does that mean? Well, you want to destabilize. You want to get rid of the stabilization, because if everything is stable, you can govern. It's almost like, hey, wait a minute, they'll work together to overturn stability because they're against capitalism and Israel. And it will spread and they will begin to destabilize Europe and the rest of the world. Hmm!
So, destabilization, or make it ungovernable. It's kind of like what happened in Greece, Egypt, Madison.
Now, let me play the audio for you. Again, I believe nothing short of people planning an economic terrorist attack on our country. This may.
And we just heard from the U.S. attorney what he believes it is. The coin guy, at the very least, quote, "conspiracy against America," end-quote
-- a form of clear and present danger to the economic stability of this country.
You listen to this tape and tell me if that doesn't fit this.
His name, the guy you're about to hear is Stephen Lerner. He is a former top official at SEIU who left apparently when Andy Stern left.
Now, we can't -- I have to say apparently, because we can't verify this. We made no less than six calls to the SEIU. We talked to the media relations department, sent multiple e-mails, they will not verify if Stephen Lerner currently works at SEIU.
Now, I worked at a lot of companies. Have you guys worked at companies before? I mean, you just look in the company handbook and go, nope, he's no longer with us!
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