The word that you need to look for is chaos.

If what you're doing is causing chaos, you are going to be part of the problem.

So here we are on the Ben Shapiro Show's Sunday special with Glenn Beck, and we're going to get into his new book addicted to outrage in just one second. But first, let's talk about your data security. Whether you're in a cafe or a hotel, we often rely on public Wi-Fi to use the Internet on the go. But something as simple as paying your bills online from a Starbucks could leave your data exposed. A hacker can easily intercept your information, steal passwords, credit cards,

personal details. It's not just hackers. Government agencies like the NSA monitor the entire

internet, maybe scooping up your activity. So what can you do to defend yourself? The software

I use to protect my online activity from spies and data thieves, it's called ExpressVPN.

ExpressVPN has easy to use apps that run seamlessly in the background of my computer,

phone, and tablet. ExpressVPN secures and anonymizes my internet browsing by encrypting my data

hiding my public IP address. Using ExpressVPN, I can safely surf on public Wi-Fi without being snooped on

or having my personal data stolen. For best protection, I recommend using ExpressVPN every time you go

online. ExpressVPN costs less than seven bucks a month It comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee to take back your internet privacy today and find out how you can get three months for free. Go to ExpressVPN.com slash Ben. That's EXPR, E-S-VPN.com slash Ben for three months free with a one-year package. Get ExpressVPN, secure your internet now again that's expressvpn.com slash ben to learn more glen be how are you thanks for stopping by dude i appreciate it you bet well is a brand new book out does glen beck addicted to outrage sure to be a new york times bestseller like all of his other books are this one is really you can tell a labor of love first of all it's longer than a lot of. And second of all, it really covers an enormous amount of ground. What prompted you to write this book

in the first place? The last four years, probably. I mean, Ben, we've talked about this before.

I kind of went into a depression of my job is to make sense of the world, and my job is to point to

the exits. They're here, here, and here and my job is to point to the exits.

They're here, here, and here.

And I couldn't point to the exits anymore.

I didn't understand the world we were living in anymore.

And people would ask, okay, so, okay, what do we do?

What do we do?

I got to a point to when, you know, there's 120 different genders.

I don't know, because I don't know where this is even coming from.

And so, you know, four years ago, I'm thinking, okay, I just don't want to do this anymore because I don't have an answer.

...