Glenn Beck on the Haiti Reconstruction Conference

This is a rush transcript of "Glenn Beck," December 9, 2010. The following are comments on the Haiti Reconstruction Conference, which opened yesterday in Miami, FL.

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I see we've gone back to talking about Haiti. It's been, what? Ten, 11 months now, we've been dealing with this? This is the president's foreign policy agenda? Where's the focus on improving our economy and providing jobs to the American people? How much money can we pour down the drain in Haiti when we're talking about unprecedented levels of deficit spending and a new extension of benefits to those too lazy to find work? And how long can we commit military resources when our forces are stretched thin as it is, fighting two wars in Iraq and Afghanistan?

Turns out, and this is appropriate, the conference is really sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School. Woodrow Wilson. I hate that guy. Progressive. Liberal Democrat. What a surprise that we've got a school based on the model for progressive America trying to commit our time and energy to advancing its liberal agenda. When will the president get it in his head that this is against the will of the American people?

And best of all, guess what? Our good friend George Soros was in the audience, and had the opportunity to address the distinguished delegates. And boy, he didn't disappoint.  The man is known for overthrowing governments in the name of "philanthropy." Well, he's got plans for Haiti. Rather than have the Haitian people decide how to rebuild their country, he says that they need to rebuild Haiti "as it should be." And who will decide that? Well, George Soros of course! He called for, get this, and I'm serious, I'm not making this stuff up, the legalization of marijuana as the new main export crop for Haiti. And he'll work with the World Bank -- another one of these blackbox international financial organizations dedicated to destabilizing the world -- to do it. That way Haiti'll turn into a permanent basket case, as we see in Mexico. And the capper is that in order the build "state capacity" -- a progressive buzz word and a favorite at the conference -- he wants to work with the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Great, a new Soros-Chavez axis of evil, and just 700 miles from our shore.

I don't know about you, but I fear for this country. I fear for our future.