The Glenn Beck Program - September 11, 2023


22 Years After 9⧸11: States Are OPENLY Restricting YOUR Rights?! | Guests: AG Andrew Bailey & Dave Isay | 9⧸11⧸23


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 2 minutes

Words per Minute

143.62498

Word Count

17,663

Sentence Count

317

Misogynist Sentences

23

Hate Speech Sentences

33


Summary

The New Mexico Governor, Michelle Grisham, on Friday issued an emergency order suspending the right to carry firearms in public in New Mexico. Glenn explains why this is a bad idea and why it should never have happened.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 All right, I want to talk to you a little bit about Jace Case.
00:00:02.080 Jace makes sure you have the right medication on hand.
00:00:05.580 The Jace Case gives you the five antibiotics that you would need if you were going on vacation
00:00:11.880 or you just, you know, somebody gets sick and you can't get to the doctor.
00:00:16.240 You can call the doctor and he can say, yeah, you might as well give this a shot.
00:00:20.140 I'll come, you know, come in when you can and I'll see him.
00:00:22.660 Anyway, this is the way to protect yourself.
00:00:26.580 I believe, I believe the Jace Medical case, Jace Case, they are there to help you.
00:00:33.880 Save now more than $360 by giving these life-saving antibiotics with Jace Medical
00:00:40.820 plus an additional discount by using the promo code BECK at checkout
00:00:44.380 when you go to jacemedical.com, J-A-S-E medical.com, Jace medical.com.
00:00:56.580 15 seconds.
00:00:59.240 Every tell me about this.
00:01:03.580 I love this.
00:01:05.700 I love this.
00:01:15.100 I love this.
00:01:19.460 I love this.
00:01:23.560 We have no room to compromise
00:01:29.100 We gotta stand together, it's gonna survive
00:01:34.800 Stand up, stand, and hold the line
00:01:40.180 It's a new day, I'm tired to rise
00:01:45.400 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment
00:01:53.660 This is the Glenn Beck Program
00:01:58.040 Hello America, welcome to the program
00:02:03.860 It is September 11th, 2023
00:02:08.640 And here's what's happening in our world
00:02:11.160 New Mexico governor, I love her
00:02:14.820 She's great, she's suspending the right to carry firearms in public
00:02:20.340 All across Albuquerque because
00:02:24.320 Well, it's an emergency
00:02:26.620 It's an emergency, and so she's enacting emergency orders
00:02:30.740 You know, one thing we have to swear off is
00:02:34.280 You know, yeah, yeah, yeah, we all love the Constitution
00:02:37.040 But it's an emergency
00:02:39.900 No, if it's not in the Constitution
00:02:43.860 We do not do it
00:02:46.680 If it is against the Bill of Rights
00:02:50.320 It cannot and shall not be done
00:02:53.360 How much clearer did our founders need to be?
00:02:58.260 There is something afoot in the country
00:03:01.640 And it is no longer just at the federal level
00:03:05.420 I'm gonna start in Texas in 60 seconds
00:03:08.480 Inflammation
00:03:09.900 Even just the word sounds unpleasant, doesn't it?
00:03:12.660 There's a lot of people in the world who suffer from frequent pain
00:03:15.620 And inflammation is usually the thing causing it
00:03:18.960 Inside your body, joints can begin to swell
00:03:21.680 And the next thing you know
00:03:22.780 You have pain radiating outward from those sources in your body
00:03:27.260 And I've heard hundreds of people talk about it over the years
00:03:29.940 And I know from my own experience
00:03:31.920 I can tell you it's no picnic
00:03:34.000 Relief Factor exists to give you back the life that you love
00:03:39.460 By reducing the inflammation in your body
00:03:41.880 So if you've been living with pain in your life
00:03:44.360 And you're ready to try something to get rid of it
00:03:46.360 Please give Relief Factor a shot
00:03:48.460 For $19.99, you can try the three-week quick start
00:03:52.620 More than a million people have purchased Relief Factor's quick start
00:03:57.120 And 70% of them go on to order more month after month
00:04:01.040 Will you see if it just works for you?
00:04:03.340 It's $19.95
00:04:04.460 If it doesn't work, you'll know in three weeks
00:04:07.360 And you'll be out $20
00:04:09.000 Yes, you will
00:04:10.140 But if it works, you get your life back
00:04:12.900 ReliefFactor.com
00:04:14.520 800-4-RELIEF
00:04:16.080 ReliefFactor.com
00:04:17.920 So the New Mexico Governor, Michelle Grisham
00:04:24.260 On Friday issued an emergency order
00:04:27.840 Suspending the right to carry firearms in public
00:04:33.920 Here's what she said
00:04:36.220 So effective immediately
00:04:38.900 No person
00:04:40.980 Other than a law enforcement officer
00:04:44.260 Or licensed security officer
00:04:47.060 Shall possess a firearm
00:04:49.760 Either openly or concealed
00:04:53.360 Within cities or counties
00:04:56.080 Averaging 1,000 or more
00:05:00.240 Violent crimes per 100,000
00:05:03.000 Stop
00:05:03.720 And
00:05:04.080 I'm sorry
00:05:08.800 Can you remind me of the Second Amendment
00:05:10.500 Shall
00:05:14.760 That's as clear as it gets
00:05:22.380 But she's declaring an emergency
00:05:27.220 Why?
00:05:29.160 Because there's crime
00:05:30.840 So what's the best thing to do about that crime?
00:05:34.900 Take the guns away from the law-abiding citizens
00:05:38.220 Of course
00:05:39.680 That way they have no ability to protect themselves
00:05:44.820 When somebody
00:05:46.060 Who is carrying a gun
00:05:48.200 Illegally
00:05:49.980 Will be the only one there with a gun
00:05:53.020 That is fantastic
00:05:55.640 Shall
00:05:57.620 Will
00:05:58.340 Not
00:05:58.700 Be
00:05:59.520 Infringed
00:06:01.160 Go ahead
00:06:03.220 Listen to her
00:06:04.220 The way she talks down to us
00:06:05.740 More than nine
00:06:05.940 Fire
00:06:06.360 Firearm related
00:06:07.940 Emergency department visits
00:06:10.180 So to put that in sort of a layman's term
00:06:13.180 Okay
00:06:13.540 What's layman mean?
00:06:14.820 Terms
00:06:15.220 Terms
00:06:15.920 For 30 days
00:06:16.820 30 days
00:06:17.540 Yes mom
00:06:18.000 In Albuquerque and Bernalillo County
00:06:19.900 It's the only place
00:06:21.060 Only place
00:06:21.680 That meets both those standards
00:06:22.920 Okay
00:06:23.460 Statewide order
00:06:24.900 Statewide
00:06:25.760 But only one place meets both
00:06:27.800 Okay
00:06:28.420 Criteria
00:06:29.080 Wow
00:06:29.580 We have far too many ER gunshot visits
00:06:32.060 And we have far too many crimes
00:06:34.400 Involving firearms
00:06:36.380 We are suspending
00:06:38.340 The constitution
00:06:39.720 Open and concealed carry
00:06:40.840 Okay
00:06:41.580 Oh
00:06:42.200 Suspending the constitution
00:06:44.760 Of the United States
00:06:46.480 So I just want to make sure I understand the order
00:06:47.900 Because it's very
00:06:48.520 She
00:06:48.740 I'm a layman
00:06:49.980 Yeah
00:06:50.420 It's hard for me to understand
00:06:51.560 Yeah
00:06:51.820 But when you see her do the hand signals
00:06:54.000 Yeah
00:06:54.420 You know
00:06:54.620 Where she kind of makes like a globe with her hands
00:06:57.520 And she says
00:06:58.060 You know
00:06:58.480 This
00:06:58.760 This whole area
00:07:00.560 You're like
00:07:01.340 Oh
00:07:01.920 Okay
00:07:02.360 I get it
00:07:03.080 So it's a thousand gun related crimes
00:07:06.440 For per 100,000 citizens
00:07:07.900 Which of course is in the second amendment
00:07:09.240 Shall not be infringed
00:07:10.220 Unless it rises over 1,000
00:07:12.220 Correct
00:07:12.540 Per 100,000 people
00:07:14.020 Exactly right
00:07:14.640 Which I don't really remember reading
00:07:16.080 But it's there
00:07:16.780 I'm sure
00:07:17.180 Sure it is
00:07:17.740 Good and plenty clause
00:07:18.700 But the other part is
00:07:19.780 It's emergency room visits
00:07:21.580 So
00:07:21.920 Yes
00:07:22.580 If you shoot a bunch of people
00:07:24.680 And they're all dead
00:07:26.120 When the police arrive
00:07:28.120 Yes
00:07:28.560 That's fine
00:07:29.240 That's fine
00:07:29.700 This will not kick in
00:07:30.920 No
00:07:31.240 If they're all murdered and dead
00:07:32.520 And long dead
00:07:33.380 With no heartbeat
00:07:34.320 No chance of surviving
00:07:35.580 They just go to the morgue
00:07:37.020 You mean
00:07:37.240 They just go directly to the morgue
00:07:38.740 Yeah
00:07:38.980 No problem
00:07:39.840 No problem
00:07:40.200 This will not go into effect
00:07:41.440 Okay
00:07:41.780 It's only when they go
00:07:42.760 Or if they're just minor
00:07:43.900 If they're little flesh wounds
00:07:45.380 You go to the urgent care or something
00:07:47.300 Yeah yeah yeah
00:07:47.840 That's fine too
00:07:48.740 Sure
00:07:48.980 It's just the people that go to the ER
00:07:50.700 That sets this off
00:07:51.560 You know you are so insensitive
00:07:51.700 Does it change now?
00:07:53.420 Does your opinion change
00:07:54.540 When you find out
00:07:55.300 That an 11 year old was shot?
00:07:57.500 It makes me very sad
00:07:58.640 That an 11 year old was shot
00:07:59.820 It does not change my opinion
00:08:01.200 On the constitution
00:08:02.100 See?
00:08:03.840 See?
00:08:06.020 That's the way everyone should be
00:08:08.600 You know
00:08:11.240 The constitution and the bill of rights say
00:08:15.240 Uh huh
00:08:17.300 Well what that means is
00:08:20.980 We're not going to do that
00:08:24.280 Everybody is going to start to look
00:08:26.720 For all kinds of new ideas
00:08:28.800 Because it's an emergency
00:08:30.660 We have to have everyone vaccinated
00:08:34.300 And we have to take away your right
00:08:37.140 To say no
00:08:39.440 You're not putting that in my body
00:08:40.940 No
00:08:41.840 No no no
00:08:43.280 It's an emergency
00:08:44.160 We have to do that
00:08:45.280 And you have to wear masks
00:08:47.060 Well no
00:08:49.140 I'm not going to
00:08:50.600 Well
00:08:51.060 You're just a killer
00:08:52.560 Of grandma
00:08:53.400 No that seems like
00:08:55.080 The governor of New York
00:08:56.360 That was killing
00:08:57.320 All the grandparents
00:08:58.180 We have to do it
00:09:01.740 Because it's an emergency
00:09:02.900 You have to give up
00:09:05.620 X, Y, and Z
00:09:07.000 Because
00:09:08.200 Emergency, emergency
00:09:10.400 Or emergency
00:09:11.520 No
00:09:13.280 You do not
00:09:16.080 Do that
00:09:17.300 Now this is happening
00:09:18.900 All over the country
00:09:20.340 This isn't just
00:09:22.640 Here
00:09:23.340 We're starting to see
00:09:25.300 Emergencies
00:09:26.320 But we're also starting to see
00:09:29.140 The games being played
00:09:31.300 With the constitution
00:09:32.600 I'm going to come back
00:09:33.880 To what's happening
00:09:35.700 In New Mexico
00:09:36.300 In a minute
00:09:36.720 I want to
00:09:37.520 I want to take you here
00:09:38.520 And show you
00:09:39.300 What's happening in Texas
00:09:41.400 Now I bet on Texas
00:09:44.780 But I'm not so sure
00:09:46.400 If you're packing
00:09:47.060 And you're thinking
00:09:47.480 I've got to get to Texas
00:09:48.520 I'm not so sure
00:09:49.540 About three years ago
00:09:52.780 A group of
00:09:53.500 Quote
00:09:53.840 Whistleblowers
00:09:54.920 Went to the FBI
00:09:56.060 Alleging criminal activity
00:09:57.760 By Texas Attorney General
00:09:59.240 Ken Paxton
00:09:59.960 I haven't spoken out
00:10:01.980 About this
00:10:02.700 Even though
00:10:03.240 Ken Paxton's been on the show
00:10:04.600 Several times
00:10:05.400 I think he's a good
00:10:06.560 Attorney General
00:10:08.940 I haven't spoken out
00:10:11.460 Because I haven't
00:10:12.900 I haven't been able
00:10:13.680 To understand
00:10:14.800 What the hell
00:10:15.940 Was even going on
00:10:17.280 Now
00:10:19.060 When you have
00:10:19.740 Three whistleblowers
00:10:20.720 Going in
00:10:21.440 And saying
00:10:21.880 We went to the FBI
00:10:23.140 That sounds bad
00:10:24.400 If you're willing
00:10:26.860 To lob the accusations
00:10:28.540 At a state attorney general
00:10:31.020 To the FBI
00:10:32.180 It's got to
00:10:33.420 I mean you got the receipts
00:10:34.580 Right
00:10:34.900 Now here's what
00:10:37.180 I find interesting
00:10:38.020 The FBI
00:10:39.740 Did not
00:10:40.620 Indict
00:10:41.480 Attorney General Paxton
00:10:42.940 Is there anyone
00:10:44.520 That you think
00:10:45.420 They would like
00:10:47.240 To indict
00:10:47.880 More
00:10:48.720 That isn't
00:10:50.700 In the Trump family
00:10:52.000 He's the guy
00:10:55.060 Who brings
00:10:55.880 This
00:10:56.420 To court
00:10:57.260 Every
00:10:58.160 Single time
00:10:59.460 And usually
00:11:00.280 Wins
00:11:01.040 Against the administration
00:11:02.560 Hmm
00:11:04.800 It's weird
00:11:05.340 The FBI
00:11:05.900 Just didn't
00:11:06.540 Wow
00:11:07.020 That is
00:11:07.720 Strange
00:11:08.720 So after three years
00:11:10.400 The FBI
00:11:11.080 Has got nothing
00:11:11.940 Now
00:11:14.000 A lot has happened
00:11:15.140 In the United States
00:11:16.240 During those three years
00:11:17.320 Biden administration
00:11:18.340 Weaponized the federal government
00:11:19.980 To persecute
00:11:21.100 Their main political
00:11:22.200 Appointment
00:11:22.940 Our opponent
00:11:24.320 They raided his home
00:11:26.400 They indict him
00:11:27.660 It seems like
00:11:28.400 Every other day
00:11:29.360 Except maybe
00:11:30.100 On Wednesdays
00:11:31.360 Both the federal
00:11:32.360 And the state level
00:11:33.620 I don't think
00:11:34.500 I've ever seen
00:11:35.300 Such a gigantic
00:11:36.360 Shift in government
00:11:37.460 Abuse and power
00:11:38.400 In my lifetime
00:11:40.240 But now
00:11:43.620 Let's go back
00:11:44.300 To Ken Paxton
00:11:45.500 Here in Texas
00:11:46.600 Ken has been
00:11:48.280 One of the loudest
00:11:49.200 Critics of the
00:11:49.860 Biden administration
00:11:50.680 He has clearly
00:11:51.880 Drawn a line
00:11:52.760 At the state border
00:11:53.620 Declaring that
00:11:54.400 When it comes
00:11:54.960 To federal overreach
00:11:56.100 State rights
00:11:57.700 Are still something
00:11:58.580 That exists
00:11:59.220 In the United
00:12:00.040 States of America
00:12:01.640 He is also
00:12:02.820 An ally
00:12:03.440 Of President Trump
00:12:04.700 Both of these
00:12:05.560 Qualities have
00:12:06.240 Proven to be
00:12:06.820 Dangerous in this
00:12:08.020 New era that
00:12:08.640 We now find
00:12:09.240 Ourselves in
00:12:10.040 But the FBI
00:12:12.340 Doesn't have anything
00:12:13.700 After three years
00:12:14.760 But they have
00:12:15.600 Three whistleblowers
00:12:16.640 Here in the state
00:12:17.680 Paxton's
00:12:20.920 State enemies
00:12:22.560 Republicans
00:12:24.140 Have decided
00:12:26.720 That now
00:12:27.380 Is the time
00:12:28.200 To do to him
00:12:29.720 What they're doing
00:12:30.460 To Donald Trump
00:12:31.460 So it is a
00:12:33.560 Rhino Republican
00:12:35.060 And Democratic
00:12:35.980 Effort to impeach
00:12:37.320 Him
00:12:37.620 Now that was
00:12:39.220 Successful
00:12:39.960 But the process
00:12:41.180 Was a little
00:12:41.960 Unusual
00:12:42.720 A little strange
00:12:43.760 A little strange
00:12:44.640 The vote was
00:12:47.760 Pushed through
00:12:48.520 Without considering
00:12:50.080 Any of the
00:12:50.720 Direct evidence
00:12:51.580 Direct evidence
00:12:53.400 What director
00:12:54.300 No
00:12:54.640 Just impeach him
00:12:55.720 They didn't
00:12:57.000 Allow the
00:12:57.540 Legislature to
00:12:58.420 Interview and
00:12:59.240 Cross-examine
00:13:00.000 Witnesses
00:13:00.940 Without placing
00:13:03.120 Witnesses under
00:13:04.100 Oath
00:13:04.540 Without allowing
00:13:05.640 Members to
00:13:06.300 Talk to
00:13:07.000 Investigators
00:13:07.940 Without making
00:13:09.380 Witness transcripts
00:13:10.900 Available to
00:13:11.540 Legislature
00:13:11.960 Without subpoenaing
00:13:14.420 Any witnesses
00:13:15.380 With direct
00:13:16.160 Knowledge of
00:13:16.940 Any of the
00:13:17.600 Allegations
00:13:18.400 And without
00:13:19.560 Allowing Ken
00:13:20.260 Paxton to
00:13:20.860 Argue in
00:13:21.360 His defense
00:13:21.980 Wow
00:13:23.560 That seems
00:13:24.540 Like
00:13:25.120 I don't
00:13:26.660 Know
00:13:26.860 Soviet
00:13:27.320 Union
00:13:27.800 1952
00:13:29.080 The
00:13:31.820 Attorney
00:13:32.180 General
00:13:32.700 Been
00:13:34.940 Standing
00:13:35.340 Up
00:13:35.680 He has
00:13:38.120 Been
00:13:38.380 Now
00:13:38.820 Impeached
00:13:39.700 Based
00:13:40.260 On
00:13:40.620 Accusation
00:13:41.840 On
00:13:42.640 Hearsay
00:13:43.480 Rumor
00:13:44.460 And
00:13:45.200 Speculation
00:13:46.080 Now the
00:13:47.160 Impeachment
00:13:47.620 Trial
00:13:48.340 Has
00:13:49.340 Just
00:13:49.640 Started
00:13:50.100 It
00:13:51.720 Got
00:13:51.980 Under
00:13:52.220 Way
00:13:52.580 Last
00:13:53.140 Week
00:13:53.580 And
00:13:54.080 For
00:13:54.260 The
00:13:54.420 First
00:13:54.920 Time
00:13:55.360 We
00:13:55.700 Finally
00:13:56.100 Have
00:13:56.320 Heard
00:13:56.480 Arguments
00:13:56.920 From
00:13:57.220 His
00:13:57.700 Side
00:13:58.200 Now
00:14:00.240 The
00:14:00.780 Problem
00:14:01.280 Started
00:14:01.860 For
00:14:02.560 Me
00:14:02.960 When
00:14:03.280 The
00:14:03.480 Whistleblowers
00:14:04.360 Went
00:14:04.800 To
00:14:04.980 The
00:14:05.140 FBI
00:14:05.760 And
00:14:06.240 The
00:14:06.380 FBI
00:14:06.760 Didn't
00:14:07.260 Indict
00:14:07.800 This
00:14:08.800 Thing
00:14:09.740 That
00:14:10.000 We
00:14:10.120 Don't
00:14:10.300 Really
00:14:10.580 Know
00:14:10.800 What
00:14:11.080 It
00:14:11.220 Is
00:14:11.600 That
00:14:11.760 Is
00:14:11.880 So
00:14:12.040 Serious
00:14:12.600 And
00:14:12.820 Impeachable
00:14:13.520 I
00:14:14.500 Want
00:14:14.700 You
00:14:14.820 To
00:14:14.980 Listen
00:14:15.260 To
00:14:15.480 The
00:14:15.640 Exchange
00:14:16.280 Between
00:14:16.920 Paxton's
00:14:17.900 Attorney
00:14:18.420 And
00:14:19.020 One
00:14:19.740 Of
00:14:19.940 The
00:14:20.200 Impeachment
00:14:21.000 Witnesses
00:14:22.060 Whistleblowers
00:14:22.780 Listen
00:14:23.120 Let
00:14:23.660 Let
00:14:23.820 Let
00:14:24.580 Me
00:14:25.520 Get
00:14:26.680 This
00:14:26.880 Straight
00:14:27.120 You
00:14:27.940 Went
00:14:28.100 To
00:14:28.200 The
00:14:28.320 FBI
00:14:28.680 And
00:14:29.060 Reported
00:14:29.580 Him
00:14:29.860 For
00:14:30.920 Potential
00:14:31.340 Crimes
00:14:31.800 Without
00:14:32.060 Any
00:14:32.300 Evidence
00:14:32.700 Do
00:14:32.900 I
00:14:32.980 Have
00:14:33.120 That
00:14:33.260 Correct
00:14:33.600 We
00:14:36.400 Went
00:14:36.620 To
00:14:36.740 The
00:14:36.880 FBI
00:14:37.380 And
00:14:38.160 Reported
00:14:38.640 Please
00:14:39.200 Answer
00:14:39.500 My
00:14:39.680 Question
00:14:39.940 Our
00:14:40.240 Belief
00:14:40.760 That
00:14:40.980 Criminal
00:14:41.220 Activity
00:14:41.620 Had
00:14:41.840 Occurred
00:14:42.320 That
00:14:42.480 Was
00:14:42.640 Not
00:14:42.820 My
00:14:42.980 Question
00:14:43.300 That
00:14:44.160 Witnesses
00:14:44.740 Answer
00:14:44.980 The
00:14:45.140 Question
00:14:45.500 Yes
00:14:46.020 Or
00:14:46.140 No
00:14:46.420 Did
00:14:48.080 I
00:14:48.160 Ask
00:14:48.440 It
00:14:48.560 Again
00:14:48.760 Mr.
00:14:49.020 Vassar
00:14:49.480 Please
00:14:50.120 I
00:14:52.040 Want
00:14:52.200 To
00:14:52.320 Get
00:14:52.440 this straight you went to the fbi on september 30th with your compatriots and reported the
00:14:58.560 elected attorney general of this state for a crime without any evidence yes that's right
00:15:06.660 we took no evidence no evidence no evidence so they impeached an elected attorney general
00:15:15.060 under criminal accusations with no evidence
00:15:20.620 gang if they're doing this in texas what the hell do you think they're doing in new york
00:15:28.840 what do you think they're doing in ohio or kentucky
00:15:32.860 indiana this is happening in texas and the rhino republicans are right along with it
00:15:42.880 you see what happened right before they decided to go through with impeachment
00:15:49.280 was he pointed out that the rhino that is the head of the legislature was giving the seats
00:15:55.980 to the democrats giving chairmanships to the democrats which is a long-term rhino thing to
00:16:04.900 do here in texas and he spoke out and said what the hell are we doing why should the people even
00:16:09.820 vote for a republican well that was just too much now everybody i have spoken to and this is what
00:16:16.660 made me leery until i watched the trial last week everybody said to me well glenn he's i mean he
00:16:25.520 really brought it on himself what do you mean he brought it on himself well he's he just made a lot
00:16:30.560 of enemies you know he won't play the game oh he won't play the game so he won't play kissy ass with
00:16:40.800 somebody who demands that their ass is kicked instead he just does it oh okay you know who else was like
00:16:50.140 that john adams now i'm not comparing the two i'm just saying personality wise it sounds a little like
00:16:59.560 john adams and i can't compare personality wise he wouldn't kiss anybody's ass he wouldn't play the
00:17:07.100 game that's the reason we have the country because our founders would not play the game
00:17:15.020 i swear to you rhinos rhinos in texas
00:17:25.000 i'm going to make you very very famous very famous you know who else doesn't play the game me
00:17:38.300 you know who else doesn't play the game
00:17:43.100 the majority of people who believe in america the rule of law and the constitution who actually are
00:17:53.420 voters in your state
00:17:55.720 remember we said if they can do this to a president they'll do it to anybody
00:18:03.960 oh well the democrats are along with the help of our fine rhino friends
00:18:11.160 if they can do it to trump they'll do it to paxton and if they can do it to paxton they will do it to you
00:18:20.880 are there no rights anymore
00:18:28.720 more in a second lawrence wrote in about his dog's experience with rough greens he says i brought my
00:18:37.440 dog many different kinds of supplements over the years she would eat just a little bit of it but not
00:18:43.260 very much usually she was just kind of shying away from it when it comes to rough greens not only does
00:18:49.120 she eat enthusiastically she finishes by licking the bowl clean she has more energy now and it's a treat
00:18:55.080 for her thank you lawrence thank you for writing in thanks for giving it a try it's not a dog food it was
00:19:01.260 developed by a naturopathic doctor dr dennis black and you sprinkle it on the dog's food brown food
00:19:07.660 remember kibble food dead food it has to live on the shelf for at least two years and the only way you can do
00:19:14.780 that without getting moldy is if there's nothing living in it you need the greens the folks at rough
00:19:22.420 greens are so confident your dog's going to love it they have a special deal at rough greens.com
00:19:26.420 slash back or you can call 833 glenn 33 they're going to give you the first trial bag free free all
00:19:33.220 you have to do is pay for shipping 833 glenn 33 833 glenn 33 ruff greens.com slash back 10 seconds station id
00:19:43.240 if you don't see the slippery slope happening you have people now indicted in georgia this is not just
00:20:06.820 the fbi everyone is learning here's how i assassinate my political opponent here's how i get the person i want
00:20:20.740 to get i urge you especially if you are in law enforcement of any kind i urge you please read the
00:20:30.520 book ordinary men came out in the 1950s it's about how easy it is to get people to do unbelievably bad
00:20:41.180 things it was a study of the polish police which were had the highest standards and became the most
00:20:48.820 brutal and scientists went back and interviewed and tried to figure out what did it take to do that
00:20:57.340 the answer was very little
00:20:59.640 either the constitution the declaration of independence and the bill of rights are sacred
00:21:13.760 or they are not
00:21:16.140 which is it
00:21:20.120 too many of us don't even know it we don't know the constitution we don't know the bill of rights
00:21:31.860 and you know what we've already lost two generations gang we've lost two generations
00:21:38.480 i was thinking about it today as i'm doing something on september 11th next hour
00:21:44.740 and i i urge you to listen because i went over the things that i said on 9-11 and i'm not sure they're true anymore
00:21:54.560 and all we have to do is just rededicate ourselves
00:22:01.880 or it is going to be too late
00:22:07.920 glenn we all love the constitution don't you dare say anything beyond that
00:22:17.060 but
00:22:19.000 there is
00:22:21.280 no
00:22:22.160 but
00:22:23.080 you're either all in
00:22:25.660 or you're not
00:22:27.400 there's no more room
00:22:31.060 on the sidelines gang
00:22:32.600 you're on the field whether you know it
00:22:35.260 or not
00:22:36.060 back in just a second
00:22:37.960 the glenn back program
00:22:48.460 out of the tragedy of 9-11 the tunneled towers foundation rose like a phoenix from the ashes
00:22:53.600 it has been delivering on its promise to do good and never forget the sacrifices of america's greatest heroes
00:23:00.040 they have been in business now unfortunately for 22 years
00:23:04.380 the people who put their lives on the line to protect our country and our communities
00:23:09.440 i'm going to tell you about sergeant dustin de monte
00:23:12.620 he's from brazil connecticut i'm sorry bristol connecticut
00:23:15.820 he was shot in a domestic violence incident
00:23:19.360 he left behind two children and a wife pregnant with their third child
00:23:24.100 thanks to your generosity and that of those like you tunneled the towers paid the mortgage on the de monte family home
00:23:31.420 they took away the financial burden so the family could just mourn his death and not worry about where are we going to live
00:23:40.460 so many families need your help
00:23:43.400 will you do good in their honor can you help tunnel to towers
00:23:47.880 11 a month if you can donate that that goes a huge way
00:23:52.540 tunnel to towers at t2t.org
00:23:55.620 that's t
00:23:56.340 the number two t
00:23:58.240 dot org
00:23:59.360 tunnel to towers
00:24:00.940 head over to blaze tv.com slash glenn
00:24:04.900 get signed up to blaze tv
00:24:06.420 use the promo code glenn and you'll save 10 bucks
00:24:09.000 the democratic governor of new mexico said she expects legal challenges but was compelled to act
00:24:26.660 because of recent shootings including the death of an 11 year old boy outside a minor league baseball stadium this week
00:24:33.680 she said the state police are going to be responsible for enforcing what amounts to civil violations
00:24:41.000 i urge the state police
00:24:44.900 in new mexico and every state police officer every local police officer every sheriff
00:24:51.880 please
00:24:53.480 reread your oath
00:24:56.060 read the constitution and the bill of rights
00:24:59.400 and also read ordinary men
00:25:02.900 please
00:25:04.040 so the state police are going to do it because
00:25:08.420 i can't believe this this is great
00:25:10.980 the albuquerque police chief harold medina said i'm not enforcing this
00:25:15.480 and uh what is it bernalillo uh bernalillo county sheriff john allen
00:25:23.860 said i'm uneasy about it because it raises too many questions about
00:25:29.200 constitutional rights you're uneasy about it
00:25:32.380 i may want to do things
00:25:37.820 me as a human i may want to do things
00:25:43.740 but there are certain things that god granted all people that i am sworn to never violate
00:25:52.940 stop being so mamby-pamby
00:25:56.120 wussy
00:25:57.280 step to the plate
00:25:59.660 you can say i feel uneasy because
00:26:04.040 but then step to the plate
00:26:06.580 this is a violation of god-given rights
00:26:12.280 now let me ask you
00:26:13.460 why is it only 30 days
00:26:16.000 why'd she only do this for 30 days
00:26:17.760 just to take a breather
00:26:19.340 we all have to take a breather
00:26:21.320 no
00:26:22.220 i think
00:26:25.700 she picked 30 days because it won't have time
00:26:30.300 to get through court
00:26:32.140 and so if it's not challenged in court
00:26:35.920 does it stand
00:26:37.500 if it's just temporary
00:26:39.980 does it stand or not
00:26:42.740 i don't know
00:26:43.640 she did it
00:26:44.960 got away with it
00:26:46.000 it didn't go to court
00:26:48.660 this must go to court
00:26:52.600 all the way to the supreme court
00:26:54.240 30 days 30 seconds
00:26:56.520 you cannot violate the constitution
00:26:59.120 yes or no
00:27:01.020 it cannot be
00:27:03.760 ambiguous
00:27:04.860 and i think that's why
00:27:07.100 she did it
00:27:08.660 now listen to this story
00:27:10.360 sunday afternoon
00:27:13.040 dozens of
00:27:14.260 gun rights
00:27:15.620 activists
00:27:16.520 gathered in old town
00:27:18.640 albuquerque
00:27:19.300 to voice their displeasure
00:27:20.840 gun rights
00:27:22.820 activists
00:27:23.740 were they flown in
00:27:26.440 from the nra
00:27:27.340 or
00:27:27.940 or gun owners of america
00:27:30.460 who are who are these people
00:27:31.960 or are they just
00:27:34.900 americans
00:27:35.920 concerned about the violation
00:27:37.720 of their civil civil rights
00:27:39.480 there is a difference
00:27:41.000 between an activist
00:27:42.340 and a standard citizen
00:27:45.040 standing up and going
00:27:46.080 no
00:27:46.660 but if they if they tag you
00:27:50.700 as an activist
00:27:51.400 you don't want to be an activist
00:27:52.440 i don't want to be an activist
00:27:53.660 last thing i want to be
00:27:56.380 as an activist
00:27:56.960 i would just
00:27:58.140 like people to leave me
00:28:00.120 my business
00:28:00.980 my family
00:28:01.940 alone
00:28:02.760 and do the same
00:28:04.840 for other
00:28:05.460 businesses
00:28:06.380 families
00:28:07.460 and citizens
00:28:08.720 leave
00:28:10.240 us
00:28:11.080 alone
00:28:12.220 protesters
00:28:15.240 proudly displayed
00:28:16.580 american
00:28:17.600 gadston
00:28:18.560 and come and take it
00:28:20.140 flags
00:28:20.760 a man was holding a sign
00:28:22.420 addressed to grisham
00:28:23.400 that read
00:28:24.100 our founding fathers
00:28:25.540 warned us about you
00:28:27.180 a woman was holding
00:28:29.260 a sign that stated
00:28:30.340 gun rights
00:28:31.380 are women's rights
00:28:32.900 so far
00:28:33.860 those signs
00:28:35.100 100% accurate
00:28:37.080 a demonstrator
00:28:38.940 proclaimed
00:28:39.560 this will not
00:28:40.740 stand
00:28:41.340 we will not
00:28:42.360 comply
00:28:43.100 good
00:28:44.180 a woman identifying
00:28:45.900 as an indigenous
00:28:47.620 person
00:28:48.460 oh god
00:28:51.820 a woman identifying
00:28:55.440 as an indigenous
00:28:56.640 person told the crowd
00:28:58.080 the law doesn't
00:28:59.540 protect us
00:29:00.720 right
00:29:03.760 another woman
00:29:05.320 we don't know what
00:29:06.460 color she is
00:29:07.400 we had to identify the
00:29:09.080 one indigenous person
00:29:10.340 everyone else
00:29:11.160 will let you assume
00:29:12.820 whatever race you think
00:29:14.280 is really bad
00:29:15.580 whites
00:29:17.160 another white woman
00:29:19.340 another woman said
00:29:20.500 our rights come from
00:29:21.620 god and our
00:29:22.320 privileges come from
00:29:23.600 government
00:29:24.200 one speaker
00:29:27.240 at the armed
00:29:28.700 rally in albuquerque
00:29:29.900 defying the gun
00:29:31.640 carrying ban
00:29:32.360 told the crowd
00:29:33.000 they need to go out
00:29:34.120 and do this every day
00:29:35.220 or else it wouldn't
00:29:36.200 have an impact
00:29:37.100 there was one
00:29:39.200 anti-gun
00:29:40.120 demonstrator
00:29:41.080 wearing a
00:29:42.480 mask
00:29:43.160 but the gun
00:29:44.800 activists gave him
00:29:45.640 a chance to speak
00:29:46.500 and then attempted
00:29:47.180 to refute his
00:29:48.020 claims
00:29:48.400 oh
00:29:49.120 so they believed
00:29:50.580 in free speech
00:29:51.540 too
00:29:52.040 hmm
00:29:53.100 the senate
00:29:56.580 the state
00:29:58.040 must justify
00:29:59.660 the carry
00:30:01.140 prohibition
00:30:02.500 by demonstrating
00:30:03.380 that it is
00:30:04.020 consistent with
00:30:04.860 the nation's
00:30:05.400 historic tradition
00:30:06.480 of firearm
00:30:07.120 regulation
00:30:07.960 but it is
00:30:10.520 impossible for
00:30:11.380 the state to
00:30:12.000 meet this burden
00:30:12.880 because there is
00:30:14.360 no such
00:30:15.020 historic tradition
00:30:16.140 of firearms
00:30:16.760 regulation in
00:30:17.780 the nation
00:30:18.380 this according
00:30:18.980 to a new
00:30:19.420 lawsuit
00:30:20.020 throughout the
00:30:21.760 suit
00:30:22.000 the plaintiff
00:30:22.720 cite a 22
00:30:23.640 supreme court
00:30:24.780 decision
00:30:25.300 that struck
00:30:26.460 down the
00:30:26.820 new york
00:30:27.120 gun law
00:30:27.720 good
00:30:29.180 ron de santis
00:30:30.820 ripped it
00:30:31.880 ron de santis
00:30:33.460 came out and
00:30:34.040 said she
00:30:34.460 she's now
00:30:35.340 asserting the
00:30:35.940 power to
00:30:36.500 infringe on a
00:30:37.180 second amendment
00:30:37.700 right by
00:30:38.680 executive fiat
00:30:39.900 an assertation
00:30:40.980 is not surprising
00:30:42.080 like this
00:30:42.700 since 2020
00:30:43.660 public health
00:30:45.280 has become
00:30:45.780 the pretext
00:30:46.640 for depriving
00:30:47.520 citizens of
00:30:48.620 civil liberties
00:30:49.340 and trampling
00:30:50.080 on our
00:30:50.440 constitutional
00:30:51.140 rights
00:30:51.800 it ends
00:30:53.000 when i'm
00:30:53.620 president
00:30:54.080 your second
00:30:54.880 amendment
00:30:55.320 shall not
00:30:56.640 be infringed
00:30:58.240 amen
00:30:59.740 jonathan turley
00:31:02.240 said this is
00:31:02.900 absolutely
00:31:03.440 unconstitutional
00:31:04.600 can i add a
00:31:06.180 couple things
00:31:06.520 to this glenn
00:31:06.980 yeah
00:31:07.360 uh ted
00:31:08.460 lew
00:31:08.800 the congressman
00:31:10.620 yeah
00:31:11.060 democrat
00:31:11.620 we would
00:31:12.200 agree on
00:31:12.540 him on
00:31:12.860 basically
00:31:13.480 nothing
00:31:13.940 and he
00:31:14.780 would support
00:31:16.060 all sorts
00:31:16.880 of gun
00:31:17.240 laws that
00:31:17.780 we would
00:31:18.200 consider
00:31:18.600 unconstitutional
00:31:19.400 so this is
00:31:19.840 not someone
00:31:20.220 coming from
00:31:20.600 our side
00:31:20.960 of the
00:31:21.120 argument
00:31:21.400 he wrote
00:31:22.160 about this
00:31:22.580 i support
00:31:23.780 gun safety
00:31:24.300 laws
00:31:24.620 however
00:31:25.040 this order
00:31:25.840 from the
00:31:26.160 governor
00:31:26.400 of new
00:31:26.680 mexico
00:31:27.000 violates
00:31:27.680 the u.s
00:31:28.100 constitution
00:31:28.740 no state
00:31:29.760 in the union
00:31:30.180 can suspend
00:31:30.980 the federal
00:31:31.580 constitution
00:31:32.240 there is
00:31:33.160 no such
00:31:33.660 thing as
00:31:34.100 a state
00:31:34.600 public health
00:31:35.360 emergency
00:31:35.940 exception to
00:31:36.860 the u.s
00:31:37.280 constitution
00:31:37.900 huh
00:31:38.580 now i feel
00:31:40.840 like a lot
00:31:41.180 of democrats
00:31:41.560 for the last
00:31:42.140 three years
00:31:42.580 have been
00:31:42.840 telling us
00:31:43.160 there very
00:31:43.620 much is
00:31:44.100 a public
00:31:44.540 health
00:31:44.820 exception to
00:31:45.420 the u.s
00:31:45.720 constitution
00:31:46.200 however you
00:31:47.900 know i think
00:31:48.540 it's important
00:31:49.000 to when
00:31:49.920 someone is
00:31:50.360 right to
00:31:50.780 point out
00:31:51.080 that they're
00:31:51.420 right and
00:31:52.100 notice what
00:31:52.600 he said
00:31:52.920 though it's
00:31:54.300 a federal
00:31:55.140 constitution so
00:31:56.360 no state
00:31:57.520 can override
00:31:59.280 uh the
00:32:00.440 federal
00:32:00.980 constitution he
00:32:02.100 didn't say
00:32:02.680 the feds
00:32:03.540 can't
00:32:03.920 override
00:32:04.440 it
00:32:04.700 yeah
00:32:05.060 no and
00:32:05.920 believe me we
00:32:06.940 would disagree
00:32:07.560 with him on
00:32:08.060 tons of stuff
00:32:08.520 right but it
00:32:09.020 is true that
00:32:09.940 the state
00:32:10.420 cannot override
00:32:11.340 it and it's
00:32:11.740 important because
00:32:12.980 there have been
00:32:13.560 time i mean you
00:32:14.500 know you go back
00:32:14.960 in history you
00:32:15.480 find plenty of
00:32:16.040 times where
00:32:16.660 uh things were
00:32:17.780 uh done to the
00:32:19.260 u.s constitution
00:32:19.800 that i would not
00:32:20.360 approve of at the
00:32:21.680 federal level but
00:32:23.100 the state certainly
00:32:23.760 can't do it uh
00:32:24.840 so wait a minute
00:32:25.380 so so i don't
00:32:26.660 understand this
00:32:27.300 problem are you
00:32:28.020 saying that if
00:32:29.800 there's a federal
00:32:30.560 law let's say
00:32:31.900 on
00:32:32.600 i don't know
00:32:34.480 marijuana or
00:32:36.280 um gee let me
00:32:37.800 think of another
00:32:38.380 one uh immigration
00:32:40.140 status that it
00:32:42.620 causes a problem
00:32:44.140 when the state or
00:32:46.080 the cities disagree
00:32:47.860 with the feds and
00:32:49.120 just go their own
00:32:50.080 way yeah you can't
00:32:51.260 do that huh you
00:32:52.160 can't do that huh
00:32:53.120 and this is a
00:32:54.160 an increasing
00:32:55.440 tactic done by the
00:32:57.840 left you mentioned
00:32:58.600 one tactic that
00:32:59.600 they've attempted
00:33:00.180 which is this idea
00:33:01.380 of passing these
00:33:02.060 crazy laws they
00:33:02.820 know are
00:33:03.180 unconstitutional but
00:33:04.520 passing them for
00:33:05.120 short periods of
00:33:05.860 time the exact
00:33:07.320 ruling that came
00:33:08.000 out from new
00:33:08.620 york what was it
00:33:09.140 last year was
00:33:10.660 that was a
00:33:11.380 situation where
00:33:11.920 this occurred they
00:33:12.520 passed a gun law
00:33:13.420 they knew i mean
00:33:14.420 they had to have
00:33:15.120 known it was
00:33:15.480 unconstitutional it
00:33:16.420 was blatantly
00:33:17.040 unconstitutional and
00:33:18.720 what they tried to
00:33:19.540 do when they
00:33:19.940 realized it got
00:33:20.580 taken up to the
00:33:21.200 court they tried
00:33:21.800 to fight it on
00:33:22.500 all the lower
00:33:22.920 levels to try to
00:33:24.200 say oh well you
00:33:25.260 know for this
00:33:26.240 reason it shouldn't
00:33:27.060 you know shouldn't
00:33:27.600 go to court and
00:33:28.240 they tried to win
00:33:28.840 all those early
00:33:29.440 rulings they
00:33:30.740 didn't they lost
00:33:31.800 them all and once
00:33:32.500 they lost them all
00:33:33.140 they basically
00:33:33.900 nullified their own
00:33:34.660 law they withdrew
00:33:35.800 the law hoping
00:33:37.060 that the court
00:33:37.580 would say well the
00:33:38.280 law doesn't exist
00:33:38.980 anymore so we
00:33:39.560 can't rule on it
00:33:40.400 and the court to
00:33:41.900 their credit said
00:33:42.760 no that's not
00:33:43.800 going to work we're
00:33:44.460 going to talk about
00:33:45.200 this anyway even
00:33:45.940 though it's now
00:33:46.660 supposedly moot
00:33:47.760 because you ran
00:33:49.100 away from the
00:33:49.680 courts it's only
00:33:50.700 moot it's only
00:33:52.660 moot if you can
00:33:53.800 stop the court from
00:33:55.580 ruling on it then
00:33:57.060 you can try it
00:33:57.720 again
00:33:58.020 yep and again
00:33:59.160 and again and
00:33:59.700 again so that is
00:34:00.460 what she's trying
00:34:01.120 to do here I
00:34:01.980 believe I am
00:34:03.060 telling you we
00:34:04.200 are and I've
00:34:05.320 said this now for
00:34:06.840 four years or so
00:34:08.540 we're one
00:34:10.680 emergency away
00:34:12.280 we're one
00:34:14.720 emergency away
00:34:16.060 all that has to
00:34:18.100 happen and it's
00:34:18.760 got to be a major
00:34:19.400 one but we are a
00:34:20.940 September 11th
00:34:22.240 away from all
00:34:25.140 of this going
00:34:26.660 away and what
00:34:27.540 they're trying to
00:34:28.060 do now is just
00:34:28.780 manufacture those
00:34:29.700 September 11th out
00:34:30.800 of things like gun
00:34:31.740 violence problems or
00:34:33.740 climate change issues
00:34:35.460 the attack on the
00:34:36.380 capital which every
00:34:37.440 American was against
00:34:38.920 you know look at
00:34:40.620 this George Floyd
00:34:42.440 every American was
00:34:45.400 against what
00:34:46.080 happened every
00:34:46.840 American I don't
00:34:47.740 know anyone who
00:34:49.700 said oh no he was
00:34:51.160 right the cop was
00:34:52.500 right no I don't
00:34:54.700 know a single
00:34:55.440 one and they
00:34:56.760 used that to
00:34:57.840 divide us even
00:34:58.820 though there was
00:34:59.680 no division none
00:35:01.980 none whatsoever
00:35:03.940 they they not
00:35:06.680 only manufacture
00:35:08.440 things but then
00:35:10.480 when we're all in
00:35:12.260 alignment they
00:35:13.800 still manufacture the
00:35:15.740 division
00:35:16.400 and going back to
00:35:20.760 January 6th here
00:35:21.500 Glenn let me ask
00:35:23.260 you this question
00:35:23.760 and I mean this
00:35:24.340 sincerely what's the
00:35:26.180 real insurrection
00:35:26.900 is it a bunch of
00:35:29.300 idiots in horn hats
00:35:31.220 ransacking the
00:35:32.700 capital or is it
00:35:34.380 our a governor of a
00:35:36.280 state overturning the
00:35:38.100 second amendment by
00:35:39.320 yourself is it the
00:35:41.040 federal government
00:35:41.780 saying you know what
00:35:42.920 five hundred billion
00:35:44.620 dollars of student
00:35:45.400 loans kapoof there's
00:35:47.620 gone forever is it
00:35:49.580 the eviction moratorium
00:35:51.200 that they just
00:35:52.100 implemented which one
00:35:54.740 is really challenging
00:35:55.880 our our civilization as
00:35:58.560 it stands there's
00:35:59.340 which one is doing it
00:36:00.100 they're saying that
00:36:00.940 September I'm sorry
00:36:02.300 January 6th we which
00:36:04.820 we were all united on
00:36:06.220 and still are pretty
00:36:08.480 united now the gray
00:36:09.640 areas have started to
00:36:10.820 come because of the
00:36:12.020 way the FBI has
00:36:13.220 handled this but
00:36:14.880 none of us are
00:36:16.420 against the people
00:36:17.080 who are breaking the
00:36:18.120 glass and the
00:36:18.940 windows and tearing
00:36:20.460 everything up and
00:36:21.380 came in hoods and
00:36:22.280 helmets and everything
00:36:23.000 else we're none of us
00:36:24.540 are against none of us
00:36:25.820 are for that but what
00:36:28.560 they've done since then
00:36:30.200 they say that that
00:36:32.040 group was trying to
00:36:34.060 overthrow the
00:36:35.160 Constitution no Stu is
00:36:38.200 exactly right it's what
00:36:40.780 the courts and the FBI
00:36:42.540 have done now they are
00:36:45.240 causing the constitutional
00:36:46.900 crisis they are the
00:36:49.020 ones that's why you
00:36:50.480 know people like we
00:36:51.220 should succeed no we
00:36:52.340 shouldn't no we
00:36:53.840 shouldn't I stand by our
00:36:57.440 founding documents as
00:36:59.460 written we haven't used
00:37:03.060 them in about a hundred
00:37:04.260 years so don't tell me
00:37:05.480 they failed we haven't
00:37:08.420 used them and beyond
00:37:10.580 not using them now we
00:37:12.700 are in violation of
00:37:14.200 them almost every single
00:37:16.380 day and it's not me I'm
00:37:18.680 not anti-government I am
00:37:21.100 anti-unconstitutional
00:37:23.720 government I'm fine when
00:37:26.760 the government's playing
00:37:28.260 you know in the rules
00:37:30.060 long as they're playing by
00:37:31.540 the rules I'm perfectly
00:37:33.080 fine they're not playing
00:37:34.880 by the rules gang well
00:37:39.340 that's why we've got to
00:37:40.420 not play by the rules no
00:37:41.640 that makes us them how
00:37:44.100 about we try that old
00:37:45.140 dusty document that no
00:37:46.560 one has tried tell me
00:37:49.520 what you want tell me
00:37:51.540 what kind of country you
00:37:53.160 want now if you want a
00:37:55.820 fascistic you want one
00:37:57.680 red led by a strong
00:37:59.220 leader then you're going
00:38:00.560 to have to go away from
00:38:01.400 the Constitution I want
00:38:03.680 people to be free to be
00:38:06.140 left alone to their for
00:38:08.100 there is rule of law that
00:38:12.000 we judge every man justice
00:38:14.240 is blind I want that one
00:38:18.900 and we already have the
00:38:20.320 formula for that I want
00:38:23.180 that pulled off the shelf
00:38:25.060 and actually applied back in
00:38:29.680 just a minute
00:38:30.120 remember when owning your
00:38:33.820 own home was this
00:38:34.780 wonderful crazy dream that
00:38:35.900 kept you up at night with
00:38:36.740 excitement oh man I can't
00:38:38.160 believe it we just bought
00:38:38.980 our first home you felt
00:38:40.400 like you were going to be
00:38:41.100 crazy rich
00:38:42.160 yeah
00:38:44.120 you know just got to find
00:38:47.340 the right buyer funny
00:38:48.420 sometimes things can be fun
00:38:50.200 and exciting and then turn
00:38:51.340 into a real hassle
00:38:52.500 and that's because the the
00:38:55.360 buying and selling of a home
00:38:57.260 does not have to be so
00:38:59.340 complex and oh such so
00:39:02.120 agonizing just so agonizing
00:39:04.440 when you're looking to buy
00:39:05.660 or sell a home or both my
00:39:08.040 company real estate agents I
00:39:09.720 trust dot com would like to
00:39:11.420 pair you with the highest
00:39:12.560 selling best real estate
00:39:13.780 agent in your area now these
00:39:15.480 are not people moonlighting you
00:39:17.420 know from the gas station
00:39:18.360 they're serious full-time
00:39:19.440 professionals who know the
00:39:21.680 best practices they know the
00:39:24.500 best practices that will take
00:39:25.840 your real estate game to the
00:39:27.320 top plus they're fans of the
00:39:29.420 show most of them are so
00:39:31.000 you're going to get along
00:39:31.660 with them they're good
00:39:32.660 decent people that's one of
00:39:34.120 the first things we look for
00:39:35.460 you a decent person if you're
00:39:37.700 ready to take that step on
00:39:38.900 buying or selling your home
00:39:40.020 don't do it without the right
00:39:41.520 help let us just recommend
00:39:43.340 somebody to you it's free all
00:39:44.560 you have to do is just just
00:39:45.820 write to us we try to get a
00:39:47.220 name to you within the first
00:39:48.400 five or ten minutes real
00:39:50.120 estate agents I trust dot com
00:39:52.260 the name says it all real
00:39:53.720 estate agents I trust dot com
00:39:56.260 join the conversation 888
00:39:59.880 727 back the Glenn back
00:40:02.720 program
00:40:03.300 the problem and the also evil
00:40:19.820 genius of the plan that is
00:40:21.540 trying to be implemented now with
00:40:22.660 the real I think the real
00:40:23.820 insurrection in our country
00:40:25.040 going on right now is they
00:40:26.960 know if they try all these
00:40:28.660 things that are unconstitutional
00:40:29.920 the court will shoot them down
00:40:31.780 most of the time 99 out of 100
00:40:34.080 times maybe but the one time
00:40:36.040 they can get it through like for
00:40:37.240 example forcing everyone in
00:40:38.720 America to purchase health
00:40:40.040 insurance right correct
00:40:41.240 eventually they get one of
00:40:42.320 these things through eventually
00:40:43.400 the court turns their way
00:40:44.540 eventually they find some
00:40:45.740 sympathetic system and they
00:40:48.140 are able to get these things
00:40:49.060 through and it changes the
00:40:50.240 system of our government the
00:40:51.520 loan the loan situation was was
00:40:53.260 the president United States
00:40:54.100 saying the executive branch is
00:40:55.300 now above Congress right and I
00:40:57.600 know that and I know that
00:40:58.940 because Congress because the
00:41:00.500 Constitution does not allow me to
00:41:02.780 do these things Congress only is
00:41:05.460 the only one that has that right
00:41:06.700 I know that and I'm doing it
00:41:08.400 anyway because I'm above Congress
00:41:10.720 and only the courts stood in the
00:41:12.400 way and you know of course the
00:41:13.760 political brilliance of this is when
00:41:15.460 this gets shot down in court the
00:41:17.200 governor of New Mexico will say
00:41:18.780 those darn evil court people the
00:41:20.840 Republicans put in it's their
00:41:22.300 fault that we can't stop gun
00:41:23.780 violence the Glenn Beck program in
00:41:26.800 the 1960s 95% of the clothing
00:41:29.280 Americans bought was made right
00:41:30.760 here in America now 97% is made
00:41:34.320 overseas that's remarkable a
00:41:36.960 complete reversal in almost
00:41:38.880 everything that we do American
00:41:41.220 giant is all about American
00:41:42.920 workers and the products they make
00:41:44.400 it's about good paying jobs that
00:41:45.980 allow people pride in the hard
00:41:47.740 work that they do buy American
00:41:50.320 today from American-giant.com
00:41:53.160 slash Glenn and you know let me be
00:41:55.260 the person who who brings in the
00:41:57.360 sad part of this because you know
00:41:58.380 you of course it's really nice to buy
00:42:00.240 things from America it's really
00:42:01.840 great I mean American
00:42:02.880 manufacturing is important that's
00:42:05.080 not enough to make me buy American
00:42:06.780 by itself I need this stuff to be
00:42:09.340 really good too and that's why
00:42:10.840 American giant is great because
00:42:12.260 it's able to do both of these
00:42:13.460 things right they they support
00:42:15.020 American manufacturing and their
00:42:17.240 stuff is incredible it's the best
00:42:18.620 stuff you'll ever wear I love it my
00:42:20.440 wife loves it I know you love it as
00:42:21.620 well Glenn I love it it's
00:42:23.080 American-giant.com slash Glenn
00:42:25.200 that's American-giant.com slash Glenn
00:42:27.920 hour two the radio program begins in
00:42:30.800 just a few seconds
00:42:31.420 we got no room to compromise
00:42:55.620 what you're about to hear is the fusion of
00:43:18.500 entertainment and enlightenment this is the
00:43:24.260 Glenn Beck program
00:43:25.380 hello America welcome to the Glenn Beck
00:43:30.700 program 22 years ago I wrote an essay
00:43:36.420 called the greatest American generation
00:43:39.680 I wrote it because of September 11th I
00:43:45.020 wonder how much of it still remains true
00:43:48.120 you judge in 60 seconds it's important to
00:43:51.480 be on the right side of history and that
00:43:52.840 means taking a stand against the things
00:43:54.980 that you feel are wrong there are
00:43:57.340 different ways to do that some of them
00:43:59.020 come at great personal cost and it's up
00:44:02.240 to you to decide what your personal line
00:44:04.780 is and not every stand you take has to
00:44:07.140 cost you in fact switching to Patriot Mobile
00:44:10.300 is taking a stand and it actually saves you
00:44:13.760 saves you money I want you to please
00:44:17.120 strongly consider switching your phone
00:44:19.180 service to Patriot Mobile today here's
00:44:21.020 what they promise you're going to have the
00:44:22.520 same great coverage you're going to save
00:44:24.680 money you'll get great customer service
00:44:27.580 you're on the same networks because
00:44:30.100 they're on the same tower here's what
00:44:32.500 happens you if you don't do this you're
00:44:36.560 donating money to Planned Parenthood because
00:44:39.540 if you're with Verizon that's where they
00:44:41.340 send some of the money they make off of
00:44:43.080 you if you do with Patriot Mobile you'll
00:44:46.760 donate to conservative causes to American
00:44:48.820 causes you are standing for the first
00:44:51.820 amendment second amendment all of the
00:44:53.180 amendments PatriotMobile.com join us
00:44:56.940 878 Patriot call them now 878 Patriot free
00:45:02.960 activation when you use the offer code
00:45:04.560 Beck today join me now at PatriotMobile.com
00:45:07.520 slash Beck Patriot mobile.com slash Beck
00:45:10.140 878 Patriot it is September 11th 2023
00:45:20.440 22 years ago I wrote a an essay called the
00:45:29.560 greatest American generation I reread it
00:45:33.980 this weekend and wondered how much of
00:45:38.100 that is still true how much of that do I
00:45:41.560 still believe how much has changed
00:45:44.660 here's what I wrote
00:45:48.640 I've always believed that the greatest
00:45:52.640 American generation is the one that is
00:45:55.700 living in the here and the now the
00:45:59.780 question is not if this is the greatest
00:46:02.600 American generation the question is will
00:46:06.120 we wake up and become it I remember
00:46:10.860 staying at my grandparents house in the
00:46:12.740 summer when I was small and every morning
00:46:15.700 before before there was even light my
00:46:20.660 grandmother would open up the attic door
00:46:22.980 from downstairs these wooden steps and she
00:46:27.320 say kids it's time to wake up my sister's
00:46:31.960 usually bounded out of bed but I was
00:46:33.640 usually the one that it took her a few
00:46:35.540 times before I lumber out of bed and cross
00:46:38.140 the cold squeaky wooden floor but
00:46:41.460 eventually I would mainly because I could
00:46:45.780 smell breakfast from the attic my
00:46:50.400 grandfather was always outside he was
00:46:52.740 already there I think he had been there
00:46:54.440 since probably four o'clock in the morning
00:46:56.340 feeding the chickens they were hard-working
00:47:00.040 good and decent people growing up seemed to
00:47:06.120 me that they were were from not only a
00:47:08.760 different time but also a different place
00:47:11.200 but they weren't the spirit of our
00:47:18.420 parents and our grandparents isn't from
00:47:20.920 some foreign place it hasn't died out we've
00:47:25.820 just not attended to it it's a flame that
00:47:31.120 flickers in all of us and it is there ready
00:47:34.980 to blaze again to life when we're ready to
00:47:38.840 face the challenges that now lie at our
00:47:41.320 feet it's what sets us apart it's what built
00:47:49.000 this country the average person did not
00:47:54.100 cross the Rocky Mountains I would have
00:47:56.620 never done it I don't know what that says
00:47:59.680 about me but I would have looked at those
00:48:01.120 mountains I would have looked honestly at
00:48:03.180 the Missouri River and said nope not
00:48:05.060 crossing that no bridge build a bridge I'll
00:48:07.980 be back the Rocky Mountains not a shot
00:48:11.880 but people did it this is what sets us apart
00:48:19.320 it's what built us it's why our borders
00:48:22.380 still team with the poor and the tired and
00:48:28.020 those yearning to be breathe free I don't
00:48:33.500 know about the people crossing our border
00:48:35.440 now but those immigrants that came to our
00:48:42.100 shores across our border crossing an ocean
00:48:45.060 most likely they were your relatives they
00:48:51.520 were my relatives coming here in the 18 in
00:48:55.520 the 1900s they were searching for a better
00:49:00.860 way of life the flame that Lady Liberty holds
00:49:07.740 is the we deem it the American spirit and it is
00:49:14.860 supposed to burn inside all of us no matter
00:49:17.260 what our race our gender our religious
00:49:20.040 background but it actually was originally
00:49:24.540 built as a reminder to the people of Europe
00:49:27.320 of the freedoms that allowed America to
00:49:31.500 capture the creativity of human spirit
00:49:35.700 the flame that she holds is called
00:49:39.860 imprisoned lightning and it's a salute to
00:49:44.020 the invention of the light bulb perhaps
00:49:47.000 the greatest invention of all time it turned
00:49:50.780 darkness into light something that before
00:49:55.040 Edison was truly in the realm of God
00:49:59.040 but now so much of what we have and
00:50:04.860 experience today it's it's just expected
00:50:09.000 it's normal it's humdrum but it isn't
00:50:13.960 everything around us is truly as miraculous
00:50:19.380 as the imprisoned lightning because it all
00:50:23.360 started with an idea the world is watching
00:50:31.220 us it's not new it always has been watching
00:50:36.600 us since the dawn of man people dreamt of a
00:50:40.500 better life dreamt of a better way dreamt of
00:50:44.300 being free they looked for Camelot where a
00:50:48.580 king wouldn't slaughter them and take
00:50:51.100 everything they can but Camelot was a dream
00:50:54.600 it was the iron fist of the king and all
00:50:58.680 those he found favor with who lorded
00:51:02.420 lorded their station above us and crushed
00:51:06.460 the dream of bettering oneself and owning
00:51:09.200 a just a small patch of land that was
00:51:11.800 theirs that I could follow my heart and my
00:51:15.240 passions man it seems needed an ocean
00:51:25.820 between the old ways and new ideas
00:51:31.180 that ocean is as small as a
00:51:42.680 a backyard pond now and there is no other
00:51:50.700 place to go
00:51:51.940 it was Americans that finally found a way to
00:51:59.580 build a better tomorrow for the individual
00:52:03.000 no promises
00:52:04.480 just an honest effort
00:52:08.100 out of all that we have built the powerful
00:52:12.860 machines the computers the weapons of mass
00:52:15.720 destruction the hardware and the software
00:52:18.500 that we spend millions on every year to
00:52:20.920 protect and keep our plans secret
00:52:23.940 our biggest secret seems to be the one that
00:52:31.820 the world wants most of all
00:52:34.000 is not a secret
00:52:37.420 it is something we used to freely give to the
00:52:45.700 rest of the world but now it seems we're so
00:52:48.820 arrogant we act as if it is a secret and
00:52:52.720 we jam it down everybody's throat
00:52:54.900 it was the self-evident truths that all men are
00:53:03.880 created equal for some reason that hasn't
00:53:06.260 been really fully duplicated anywhere else
00:53:09.160 it's influenced so many countries around the
00:53:12.640 world
00:53:13.000 it can't even be passed on from person to
00:53:18.320 person
00:53:18.740 let me say that again it cannot be passed on
00:53:25.760 from person to person torch to torch
00:53:29.320 it has to be earned it has to be lovingly
00:53:36.240 taught
00:53:37.080 that's how you gain the american spirit
00:53:42.140 22 years ago we were lucky enough not to
00:53:49.280 be trapped in one of those towers or on a
00:53:51.880 plane or in the pentagon
00:53:53.420 when is the last time you gave thanks for
00:53:58.020 the last 20 years
00:53:59.360 not for our lives
00:54:02.020 but for the ability to have more time to
00:54:07.680 change our ways
00:54:10.020 god has not forsaken us
00:54:15.980 this is so crucial that we understand
00:54:20.580 he has been trying to awaken us he has been
00:54:26.300 standing at the bottom of the stairs and
00:54:28.840 gently calling out kids it is time to wake
00:54:32.680 up we've been given another chance and we
00:54:36.600 don't get up we got up for a few minutes and
00:54:39.660 then fell back to sleep after 9 11 and then
00:54:43.640 we had the crash of 08 kids wake up
00:54:47.560 then we've had everything from 2016 to today
00:54:54.060 over and over and over it seems like every
00:54:56.760 day he's like get up
00:54:59.280 when and what will it take for us to
00:55:08.440 actually get up and begin a new day
00:55:11.740 thousands of years ago in babble the great
00:55:19.340 civilization and
00:55:20.420 in their arrogance built a tower to reach
00:55:23.340 the sky they wanted to be god
00:55:25.520 it didn't just crumble
00:55:29.700 god destroyed it not out of anger but
00:55:34.140 out of love
00:55:35.180 he is god we are not the people were
00:55:42.860 scattered
00:55:43.360 our symbols of power and wealth
00:55:51.400 crumbled before our eyes
00:55:54.200 on that tuesday 20 plus years ago
00:55:58.480 but what did we do we built a bigger
00:56:05.420 tower
00:56:05.840 we sought vengeance
00:56:10.300 justice and then i don't know what
00:56:15.360 happened to us
00:56:16.280 i wrote at the time americans aren't
00:56:21.400 ever going to scatter let the world
00:56:23.820 recognize through our actions today
00:56:25.660 that those firefighters in new york are
00:56:27.780 not the exception they are the rule
00:56:29.820 because americans don't run from
00:56:32.420 burning buildings we run into them
00:56:34.780 is that still true
00:56:37.280 it was a beautiful fall morning
00:56:44.320 right on the edge of the land created
00:56:49.120 through divine providence
00:56:50.500 our little coffee shops
00:56:55.420 were open
00:56:56.860 children were on buses
00:56:58.420 people were in the subway
00:57:01.020 people were in the streets
00:57:02.520 some were just standing on the sidewalk
00:57:06.400 soaking up that sun
00:57:07.900 people were easing into another
00:57:11.740 typical work day
00:57:12.940 when america's greatest generation
00:57:17.760 heard the voice
00:57:18.580 kids
00:57:19.580 it's time to wake up
00:57:21.740 the task before us now is much more
00:57:32.180 daunting than what our grandparents
00:57:33.940 and parents faced
00:57:35.020 we must be stronger
00:57:38.000 we must be
00:57:41.380 personally
00:57:42.360 spiritually
00:57:44.580 physically
00:57:45.560 temporally
00:57:46.540 prepared
00:57:47.340 because the torch has
00:57:49.940 passed to us
00:57:51.300 will we be the greatest
00:57:54.260 american generation
00:57:55.440 or not
00:57:56.340 will the american experiment
00:57:58.620 die
00:57:59.700 with us
00:58:01.220 or blaze
00:58:03.280 again
00:58:04.020 more in a minute
00:58:16.720 the days finally come to
00:58:19.080 to a close
00:58:20.340 and you ease yourself down into bed
00:58:21.780 and then you stare up at the ceiling
00:58:22.940 what
00:58:23.280 okay what do i have to do
00:58:24.480 i gotta do this tomorrow
00:58:25.520 and i should write that down
00:58:27.000 okay so you're sitting there
00:58:29.740 and then
00:58:30.960 you think
00:58:31.880 i have to do all of this tomorrow
00:58:33.620 in pain
00:58:34.460 in pain
00:58:35.760 millions of americans
00:58:37.320 deal with the pain in their lives
00:58:38.740 every single day
00:58:39.740 it's hard to go to bed
00:58:41.220 it's hard to go to sleep
00:58:42.780 it's hard to get up
00:58:44.080 do something about the pain
00:58:46.300 relief factor exists
00:58:47.600 to give you back
00:58:48.500 the life
00:58:49.160 you love
00:58:49.780 please just try it
00:58:51.020 1995
00:58:51.940 it's a trial pack
00:58:53.380 we need
00:58:53.960 everyone in the fight
00:58:55.680 please
00:58:56.660 just try to get out of pain
00:58:59.120 with this
00:58:59.600 if it doesn't work
00:59:00.420 yes you're out 20 bucks
00:59:01.600 but if it does
00:59:02.360 you're back in the fight
00:59:03.340 you're back in the game
00:59:04.360 70% of the people who order it
00:59:06.580 go on to order more
00:59:07.720 try the three week quick start
00:59:09.520 if it's not working for you
00:59:10.540 in three weeks
00:59:11.080 it's probably not going to work
00:59:12.420 relief factor dot com
00:59:14.340 relief factor dot com
00:59:15.560 800
00:59:15.960 the number for relief
00:59:17.420 800
00:59:18.160 for relief
00:59:19.380 relief factor dot com
00:59:20.680 feel the difference
00:59:21.680 10 seconds
00:59:22.580 station id
00:59:23.140 i remember
00:59:33.960 in the days
00:59:35.400 after september 11th
00:59:37.340 the feeling
00:59:40.600 in the country
00:59:41.440 was i want
00:59:42.480 something to do
00:59:43.620 what do i do
00:59:44.720 what do i do
00:59:45.700 and the president
00:59:47.100 said
00:59:47.720 go shopping
00:59:49.860 your patriotic
00:59:51.360 duty
00:59:51.820 was to go
00:59:53.760 shopping
00:59:54.500 i was so offended
00:59:58.840 by that
00:59:59.440 i remember
01:00:00.340 in the time
01:00:00.880 of world war ii
01:00:01.800 my grandparents
01:00:03.320 and my mom
01:00:04.340 my dad
01:00:05.160 would go out
01:00:05.860 and they'd gather
01:00:06.400 scrap metal
01:00:07.280 from the neighborhood
01:00:08.060 ours
01:00:11.140 was to go
01:00:12.020 shopping
01:00:12.720 we have given up
01:00:21.340 so many freedoms
01:00:22.780 we have given
01:00:23.820 broad power
01:00:25.140 to the government
01:00:26.380 in the name of safety
01:00:27.740 well we better not
01:00:29.160 get onto the plane
01:00:30.020 that tsa is there
01:00:31.420 because they want
01:00:31.920 to make sure
01:00:32.500 that they get
01:00:33.340 muslim extremists
01:00:35.380 when's the last time
01:00:37.540 you heard that
01:00:38.240 now you may be
01:00:40.820 the extremist
01:00:41.800 drones are flying
01:00:44.200 over our cities
01:00:45.060 the department
01:00:45.580 of agriculture
01:00:46.260 has its own
01:00:46.960 SWAT team
01:00:48.120 the president
01:00:49.340 of the united
01:00:49.860 states is about
01:00:50.700 to forgive
01:00:51.360 all student loans
01:00:53.000 putting himself
01:00:54.320 knowingly above
01:00:55.580 congress
01:00:56.120 for the first time
01:00:57.300 we're threatening
01:00:57.720 to put a former
01:00:58.640 president in prison
01:01:00.100 along with his
01:01:01.880 attorneys
01:01:02.700 for questioning
01:01:04.640 election results
01:01:05.940 something that was
01:01:07.220 done every election
01:01:08.600 by the same people
01:01:09.780 who questioned
01:01:10.520 every election
01:01:11.880 they lost
01:01:12.540 since 2020
01:01:13.480 they're now
01:01:14.580 screaming lock
01:01:15.520 him up
01:01:15.920 for doing what
01:01:16.860 Al Gore's
01:01:17.640 attorneys did
01:01:18.440 legally
01:01:19.100 in 2000
01:01:20.580 it is legal
01:01:22.260 when was the last
01:01:26.240 time you ever saw
01:01:27.000 a defendant's
01:01:27.960 attorneys
01:01:28.700 go to jail
01:01:30.300 I don't know
01:01:31.620 if I've ever
01:01:32.260 seen that
01:01:33.040 you can now
01:01:35.620 scoop Americans
01:01:36.500 right off the street
01:01:37.480 without a warrant
01:01:38.200 or trial
01:01:38.800 we know they
01:01:40.020 eavesdrop on every
01:01:41.100 keystroke
01:01:42.300 or every utterance
01:01:43.500 let's not forget
01:01:45.140 that in Utah
01:01:46.000 the NSA
01:01:46.840 has a storage
01:01:47.720 facility for data
01:01:48.800 holding all of
01:01:49.600 their phone calls
01:01:50.400 emails
01:01:50.900 and electronic
01:01:51.640 surveillance
01:01:52.140 that is five
01:01:53.840 times
01:01:54.940 the size
01:01:55.860 of the capital
01:01:56.620 complex
01:01:57.280 in Washington
01:01:58.000 D.C.
01:01:58.840 five times
01:02:00.320 how did we
01:02:04.720 get here
01:02:05.100 because we
01:02:09.040 bought into
01:02:09.720 the lie
01:02:10.160 that our
01:02:10.560 patriotic
01:02:11.280 duty
01:02:11.720 is to go
01:02:12.320 shopping
01:02:13.060 to do
01:02:14.460 something
01:02:15.140 fun
01:02:15.920 it's not
01:02:17.620 our patriotic
01:02:19.220 duty requires
01:02:20.300 work
01:02:20.980 it requires
01:02:22.020 us to be
01:02:22.700 informed
01:02:23.380 I never
01:02:24.320 learned history
01:02:25.300 I never
01:02:26.180 learned the
01:02:26.580 Bill of Rights
01:02:27.100 or the
01:02:27.340 Constitution
01:02:27.860 or I never
01:02:28.640 learned whatever
01:02:29.360 in school
01:02:30.140 great
01:02:31.020 neither did I
01:02:32.180 so what's
01:02:33.160 our excuse
01:02:33.880 now
01:02:34.560 we cannot
01:02:36.160 have a
01:02:37.080 country
01:02:37.540 if we
01:02:38.340 don't
01:02:38.980 understand
01:02:39.820 our
01:02:40.080 Bill of
01:02:40.500 Rights
01:02:40.780 what the
01:02:41.420 hell are
01:02:41.660 you fighting
01:02:42.120 for
01:02:42.600 I'm
01:02:43.600 fighting for
01:02:44.600 America
01:02:45.320 and the
01:02:45.740 American
01:02:46.240 way of
01:02:46.760 life
01:02:47.200 what is
01:02:48.060 that
01:02:48.460 what creates
01:02:49.480 that
01:02:49.960 the Constitution
01:02:51.460 the rule
01:02:52.700 of law
01:02:53.200 the Bill
01:02:53.740 of Rights
01:02:54.380 that's
01:02:55.500 what creates
01:02:56.860 it
01:02:57.060 what are we
01:02:57.780 trying to
01:02:58.300 create
01:02:58.820 the mission
01:03:00.240 statement
01:03:00.820 in the
01:03:01.560 Declaration
01:03:02.000 of Independence
01:03:02.980 why did
01:03:04.480 we break
01:03:05.100 away from
01:03:05.700 a country
01:03:06.340 that we
01:03:07.540 loved at
01:03:08.440 the time
01:03:08.940 in many
01:03:09.360 ways
01:03:09.840 it's in
01:03:11.720 the Declaration
01:03:12.280 of Independence
01:03:13.180 is there any
01:03:14.320 relevance to
01:03:15.140 that yes
01:03:15.900 most of it
01:03:16.820 is being
01:03:17.260 done now
01:03:18.240 by our
01:03:18.800 own
01:03:19.300 government
01:03:19.780 in spite
01:03:20.640 of the
01:03:21.300 Constitution
01:03:22.080 tomorrow
01:03:32.020 is
01:03:32.220 September
01:03:32.560 12th
01:03:34.080 biggest
01:03:36.580 day in
01:03:36.920 my life
01:03:37.320 when I
01:03:37.600 saw
01:03:37.800 Americans
01:03:38.340 being
01:03:38.600 good
01:03:38.840 and
01:03:39.000 decent
01:03:39.440 we
01:03:40.440 helped
01:03:40.760 each
01:03:41.000 other
01:03:41.260 we
01:03:41.520 cared
01:03:42.040 when
01:03:43.040 somebody
01:03:43.400 said
01:03:43.680 how are
01:03:44.180 you
01:03:44.400 we
01:03:44.860 actually
01:03:45.340 wanted
01:03:45.940 the
01:03:46.280 answer
01:03:46.740 we
01:03:47.600 would
01:03:47.820 hug
01:03:48.420 strangers
01:03:49.200 ask
01:03:49.740 them
01:03:49.960 talk
01:03:50.360 to
01:03:50.560 them
01:03:50.840 it's
01:03:51.860 the
01:03:51.940 last
01:03:52.140 time
01:03:52.360 you
01:03:52.500 saw
01:03:52.760 that
01:03:53.280 September
01:03:55.640 12th
01:03:56.560 I'll
01:03:57.420 continue
01:03:57.840 this
01:03:58.340 tomorrow
01:03:59.560 the
01:04:13.240 Glenn
01:04:13.520 back
01:04:13.780 program
01:04:14.360 the
01:04:16.120 history
01:04:16.460 of
01:04:16.600 my
01:04:16.780 pillow
01:04:17.000 has
01:04:17.260 been
01:04:17.460 an
01:04:17.760 amazing
01:04:18.200 wild
01:04:18.540 ride
01:04:18.760 of
01:04:18.900 success
01:04:19.380 and
01:04:19.620 Mike
01:04:19.860 Lindell
01:04:20.180 the
01:04:20.340 founder
01:04:20.560 and
01:04:20.760 CEO
01:04:21.040 knows
01:04:21.780 that
01:04:22.080 you
01:04:22.400 are
01:04:22.640 the
01:04:22.820 reason
01:04:23.080 for
01:04:23.400 it
01:04:23.580 you've
01:04:24.240 been
01:04:24.320 a
01:04:24.420 long
01:04:24.580 ride
01:04:24.860 for
01:04:25.100 the
01:04:25.220 whole
01:04:25.360 way
01:04:25.600 in
01:04:25.720 fact
01:04:25.880 you
01:04:26.100 are
01:04:26.240 the
01:04:26.420 horse
01:04:26.820 the
01:04:28.100 pillows
01:04:28.420 to
01:04:28.600 the
01:04:28.780 sheets
01:04:29.140 to
01:04:29.320 the
01:04:29.420 mattress
01:04:29.740 covers
01:04:30.140 to
01:04:30.360 the
01:04:30.580 slippers
01:04:30.960 and
01:04:31.340 so
01:04:31.660 many
01:04:31.900 other
01:04:32.120 amazing
01:04:32.500 products
01:04:33.000 that
01:04:33.760 a lot
01:04:34.000 of
01:04:34.100 us
01:04:34.240 have
01:04:34.420 in
01:04:34.520 our
01:04:34.640 house
01:04:34.900 right
01:04:35.140 now
01:04:35.400 in
01:04:35.620 the
01:04:35.740 spirit
01:04:35.960 of
01:04:36.100 giving
01:04:36.280 back
01:04:36.580 Mike
01:04:36.940 wants
01:04:37.240 you
01:04:37.360 to
01:04:37.500 know
01:04:37.740 that
01:04:37.960 the
01:04:38.120 six
01:04:38.400 piece
01:04:38.780 towel
01:04:39.160 set
01:04:39.480 is
01:04:39.660 back
01:04:39.980 and
01:04:40.160 selling
01:04:40.440 at
01:04:40.620 an
01:04:40.720 amazing
01:04:41.180 low
01:04:41.560 price
01:04:42.000 but
01:04:42.720 you
01:04:42.800 better
01:04:42.960 hurry
01:04:43.380 set
01:04:43.720 comes
01:04:44.040 with
01:04:44.260 two
01:04:44.540 bath
01:04:44.960 towels
01:04:45.360 two
01:04:45.620 hand
01:04:45.960 towels
01:04:46.300 two
01:04:46.540 wash
01:04:46.880 cloth
01:04:47.300 typically
01:04:48.160 retailing
01:04:48.800 for
01:04:48.960 80
01:04:49.180 bucks
01:04:49.500 the
01:04:49.680 kind
01:04:49.920 of
01:04:50.060 money
01:04:50.280 that
01:04:50.460 my
01:04:50.620 mom
01:04:50.840 would
01:04:50.980 say
01:04:51.160 those
01:04:51.500 are
01:04:51.640 for
01:04:51.800 company
01:04:52.280 mom
01:04:52.940 we
01:04:53.100 don't
01:04:53.360 ever
01:04:53.580 have
01:04:53.940 company
01:04:54.380 what
01:04:54.640 are
01:04:54.780 you
01:04:54.920 talking
01:04:55.340 about
01:04:55.780 don't
01:04:56.780 use
01:04:57.040 those
01:04:57.340 towels
01:04:57.880 why
01:04:59.160 why
01:05:00.600 we
01:05:00.780 don't
01:05:01.000 have
01:05:01.220 people
01:05:01.480 that
01:05:01.640 go
01:05:01.800 into
01:05:02.300 our
01:05:02.600 bathroom
01:05:03.400 and
01:05:03.620 take
01:05:03.840 showers
01:05:04.340 as
01:05:04.560 company
01:05:04.920 it
01:05:05.100 doesn't
01:05:05.320 happen
01:05:05.800 six
01:05:07.440 piece
01:05:07.700 towel
01:05:08.000 set
01:05:08.320 now
01:05:09.180 at a
01:05:09.620 not
01:05:09.980 for
01:05:10.200 company
01:05:10.600 price
01:05:11.200 50%
01:05:12.240 off
01:05:12.540 $39.99
01:05:13.620 go to
01:05:14.300 mypillow.com
01:05:15.340 click on
01:05:15.720 the radio
01:05:16.060 listener
01:05:16.340 special
01:05:16.720 square
01:05:17.080 get
01:05:17.580 50%
01:05:18.200 off
01:05:18.400 the
01:05:18.580 six
01:05:18.840 piece
01:05:19.140 towel
01:05:19.420 set
01:05:19.760 deal
01:05:20.280 is
01:05:20.360 not
01:05:20.480 going
01:05:20.600 to
01:05:20.660 last
01:05:20.880 long
01:05:21.120 enter
01:05:21.300 the
01:05:21.440 promo
01:05:21.660 code
01:05:21.980 Beck
01:05:22.240 or
01:05:22.380 call
01:05:22.580 800-966-3117
01:05:24.920 800-966-3117
01:05:27.760 subscribe to
01:05:29.720 blaze tv
01:05:30.160 at
01:05:30.340 blaze tv.com
01:05:31.300 slash
01:05:31.720 glenn
01:05:32.080 use the
01:05:32.480 promo code
01:05:32.880 glenn
01:05:33.220 and save
01:05:33.760 10 bucks
01:05:34.340 welcome to
01:05:44.660 the
01:05:44.880 Glenn Beck
01:05:45.380 program
01:05:45.720 we're glad
01:05:46.140 you're
01:05:46.460 we're
01:05:46.920 glad
01:05:47.120 you're
01:05:47.260 here
01:05:47.380 thank
01:05:47.680 you
01:05:47.820 so
01:05:48.040 much
01:05:48.240 for
01:05:48.440 tuning
01:05:48.700 in
01:05:49.080 it
01:05:49.900 is
01:05:50.200 september
01:05:50.800 11th
01:05:51.880 2023
01:05:53.160 22
01:05:54.760 years
01:05:55.500 ago
01:05:55.960 america
01:05:56.660 changed
01:05:57.440 forever
01:05:57.920 uh
01:05:58.800 and
01:05:59.260 i don't
01:06:00.260 think
01:06:00.600 our
01:06:00.980 children
01:06:01.480 can
01:06:02.580 even
01:06:02.940 begin
01:06:03.720 to
01:06:03.980 understand
01:06:04.560 how
01:06:04.840 different
01:06:05.340 of a
01:06:05.740 country
01:06:06.080 we
01:06:06.380 were
01:06:06.900 before
01:06:07.500 uh
01:06:08.860 september
01:06:09.300 11th
01:06:09.760 we've
01:06:10.020 just
01:06:10.520 completely
01:06:12.020 changed
01:06:13.140 um
01:06:13.820 and
01:06:15.140 some
01:06:15.800 real
01:06:16.140 reflection
01:06:16.720 should
01:06:17.960 be
01:06:18.160 done
01:06:18.500 by
01:06:18.780 all
01:06:19.100 of
01:06:19.260 us
01:06:19.560 on
01:06:19.900 what
01:06:20.740 we've
01:06:20.980 done
01:06:21.380 since
01:06:21.880 since
01:06:22.460 then
01:06:22.800 but i
01:06:23.580 wanted
01:06:23.740 today
01:06:24.120 take you
01:06:24.520 back to
01:06:25.140 september
01:06:26.200 11th
01:06:27.340 and dave
01:06:28.240 isay
01:06:28.740 from
01:06:29.000 story
01:06:29.380 core
01:06:29.700 he is
01:06:30.360 with us
01:06:30.760 now
01:06:30.980 hi dave
01:06:32.600 glenn
01:06:33.440 hi
01:06:33.660 how you
01:06:33.940 doing
01:06:34.220 very
01:06:34.940 good
01:06:35.340 you know
01:06:35.920 i uh
01:06:36.800 i am
01:06:38.200 proud
01:06:38.600 that
01:06:38.980 we're
01:06:39.540 friends
01:06:40.000 uh
01:06:40.920 i hate
01:06:41.280 to use
01:06:41.580 proud
01:06:42.540 because it's
01:06:43.300 one of the
01:06:43.980 seven deadly
01:06:44.820 sins
01:06:45.100 but i'm
01:06:46.060 i'm actually
01:06:46.980 really proud
01:06:47.640 that we're
01:06:47.980 friends
01:06:48.380 dave
01:06:48.680 you are
01:06:49.100 one of
01:06:49.500 the
01:06:49.720 more
01:06:50.080 honest
01:06:50.800 forthright
01:06:51.740 uh
01:06:52.800 and
01:06:53.080 caring
01:06:53.740 individuals
01:06:54.620 and i
01:06:55.580 don't know
01:06:55.860 your
01:06:56.080 politics
01:06:56.600 but i
01:06:57.060 know you
01:06:57.300 do a
01:06:57.620 lot of
01:06:57.880 stuff
01:06:58.120 with npr
01:06:58.760 and uh
01:07:00.080 and and
01:07:00.880 pbs and
01:07:01.940 you know
01:07:02.380 generally those
01:07:03.000 people don't
01:07:03.520 like me
01:07:03.920 um but
01:07:05.620 uh you've
01:07:06.600 always been
01:07:07.140 you've always
01:07:08.480 looked for
01:07:09.540 a way to
01:07:10.400 come together
01:07:11.680 as we
01:07:12.520 did on
01:07:14.160 9-11 and
01:07:15.020 9-12 uh
01:07:16.500 so many years
01:07:17.100 ago so
01:07:17.880 thank you for
01:07:18.400 that dave
01:07:18.880 thanks for
01:07:19.420 giving me the
01:07:20.020 opportunity to
01:07:20.840 be your
01:07:21.120 friend
01:07:21.460 well it
01:07:23.480 would it
01:07:23.920 was it
01:07:24.320 was never
01:07:24.680 in question
01:07:25.280 you know
01:07:25.840 you we
01:07:26.540 i i think
01:07:27.480 you know
01:07:27.840 we've known
01:07:28.180 each other
01:07:28.520 for a while
01:07:28.980 now and
01:07:29.340 we we
01:07:30.140 had each
01:07:30.540 other from
01:07:30.960 hello you
01:07:31.820 know and
01:07:32.120 i think we
01:07:32.600 both we
01:07:33.500 both really
01:07:34.260 love this
01:07:34.960 country deeply
01:07:35.740 and care about
01:07:36.960 the country
01:07:37.400 deeply um
01:07:38.600 and are um
01:07:40.400 patriots like
01:07:41.420 the and i also
01:07:42.600 feel like i've
01:07:43.160 gotten to know
01:07:43.620 your your
01:07:44.220 audience over
01:07:45.120 over these
01:07:45.660 years yeah
01:07:46.440 and it's a
01:07:46.900 privilege to
01:07:47.440 know them as
01:07:47.940 well um
01:07:48.700 and thank you
01:07:49.360 for having me
01:07:49.860 on you bet
01:07:50.680 so dave in
01:07:52.000 case you don't
01:07:52.560 know if you've
01:07:53.540 ever listened to
01:07:54.540 npr you might
01:07:55.560 have heard of
01:07:56.000 story core
01:07:56.640 and he goes
01:07:57.260 out and they
01:07:57.720 collect stories
01:07:58.580 for the national
01:07:59.600 archives and
01:08:01.120 collects all of
01:08:02.280 the different
01:08:02.680 stories of what
01:08:03.840 people remember
01:08:05.240 what they did
01:08:06.360 um and it's a
01:08:07.820 snapshot into the
01:08:09.540 american psyche
01:08:10.400 and into time
01:08:11.780 and you're going
01:08:13.980 to share something
01:08:14.560 from uh 9-11
01:08:16.280 how when were
01:08:17.280 these recorded
01:08:18.100 so these um so
01:08:21.940 we're we've been
01:08:22.620 around for about
01:08:23.280 about 20 years
01:08:24.260 and and yeah i
01:08:25.060 think it's a
01:08:25.540 snapshot in time
01:08:26.420 i i also think
01:08:27.260 it's kind of
01:08:27.960 collecting the
01:08:28.540 wisdom of
01:08:28.980 humanity and
01:08:30.220 you know the
01:08:30.620 way story core
01:08:31.360 works is it's
01:08:32.340 two people who
01:08:33.520 come to a booth
01:08:34.440 we've had about
01:08:34.960 700 000 people
01:08:36.180 do this so you
01:08:37.020 come with your
01:08:37.720 grandmother your
01:08:38.920 mom and you
01:08:39.620 honor her by
01:08:40.440 looking in her
01:08:41.060 eye and ask
01:08:42.320 her about her
01:08:43.460 life um and
01:08:44.580 we sometimes do
01:08:46.340 a big collections
01:08:47.740 of stories when
01:08:48.900 when it's important
01:08:50.000 like post 9-11
01:08:51.040 vets and their
01:08:51.700 families the first
01:08:52.800 um initiative we
01:08:54.600 call those
01:08:54.980 initiatives that
01:08:55.600 we did was with
01:08:56.320 9-11 families and
01:08:58.100 everyone who lost
01:08:58.960 a loved one on
01:08:59.720 september 11th comes
01:09:00.820 to story core to
01:09:02.300 leave a record of
01:09:03.100 their lives and and
01:09:04.140 while story core is
01:09:05.520 usually two people
01:09:06.620 um with 9-11
01:09:08.060 sometimes people
01:09:08.960 come uh by
01:09:10.340 themselves and i
01:09:11.480 think we're going
01:09:12.020 to listen to one
01:09:12.760 of those stories
01:09:13.760 when they come by
01:09:14.900 themselves it's a
01:09:16.100 facility it's
01:09:16.800 someone who works
01:09:17.320 for story core who
01:09:18.440 interviews them sorry
01:09:19.480 glenn go ahead
01:09:19.960 that's all right it's
01:09:20.560 beverly uh
01:09:21.660 eckert can you
01:09:22.920 tell us a little
01:09:23.540 bit about her
01:09:24.040 before we hear
01:09:24.760 sure so this
01:09:27.540 this story um that
01:09:29.240 we're about to hear
01:09:29.900 takes place 22
01:09:30.960 years and one hour
01:09:32.080 ago um beverly
01:09:34.080 eckert's husband
01:09:35.000 sean rooney was in
01:09:36.140 the south tower of
01:09:37.100 the world trade
01:09:37.640 center when united
01:09:39.060 flight 175 struck
01:09:40.700 the building um and
01:09:42.220 while he was trying
01:09:42.880 to make his way to
01:09:43.620 the roof of the
01:09:44.680 world trade center
01:09:45.400 uh he called his
01:09:46.780 wife sean called
01:09:47.580 his wife beverly
01:09:48.460 okay uh and she
01:09:49.680 came to story core
01:09:50.580 to remember their
01:09:51.160 final conversation
01:09:52.120 here it is
01:09:52.880 sean had warm
01:09:53.620 brown eyes and
01:09:54.580 dark curly hair and
01:09:56.680 uh he was a good
01:09:57.780 hugger we met when
01:10:00.000 we were only 16 at
01:10:01.780 a high school dance
01:10:02.640 and when he died we
01:10:04.740 were 50
01:10:05.280 it's about 9 30 a.m
01:10:08.580 when he called
01:10:09.220 they told me he was
01:10:10.560 on the 105th floor
01:10:11.920 and he'd been trying
01:10:13.100 to find a way out
01:10:13.980 he told me that he
01:10:16.560 you know he hadn't
01:10:17.340 had any success and
01:10:18.460 now the stairwell was
01:10:19.420 full of smoke
01:10:20.140 i asked if it hurt
01:10:22.440 for him to breathe
01:10:23.200 and he paused for a
01:10:24.760 moment and then
01:10:25.660 said no he loved me
01:10:27.660 enough to lie
01:10:28.540 we stopped talking
01:10:30.700 about escape routes
01:10:31.640 and then we just
01:10:32.940 began talking about
01:10:33.980 all the happiness we
01:10:34.880 shared during our
01:10:35.800 lives together
01:10:36.440 i told him that i
01:10:38.380 wanted to be there
01:10:39.040 with him
01:10:39.480 but he said no no
01:10:42.320 he wanted me to live
01:10:43.840 a full life
01:10:44.660 and as the smoke got
01:10:47.460 thicker he just kept
01:10:48.320 whispering i love you
01:10:49.420 over and over
01:10:50.300 they just wanted to
01:10:52.720 crawl through the
01:10:53.320 phone lines to him
01:10:54.380 and hold him
01:10:55.420 one last time
01:10:57.400 then i heard a sharp
01:11:00.960 crack followed by the
01:11:02.860 sound of an avalanche
01:11:04.940 it was the building
01:11:05.820 beginning to collapse
01:11:06.900 i called his name
01:11:08.700 into the phone over
01:11:10.060 and over
01:11:10.420 then i just sat there
01:11:12.920 pressing the phone
01:11:14.960 to my heart
01:11:15.660 i think about that
01:11:18.260 last half hour with
01:11:19.120 sean all the time
01:11:20.100 i remember how i
01:11:21.760 i didn't want that
01:11:23.060 day to end
01:11:23.880 terrible as it was
01:11:25.520 i didn't want to go
01:11:26.400 to sleep because as
01:11:27.420 long as i was awake
01:11:28.320 it was still a day
01:11:29.640 that i'd shared with
01:11:30.660 sean you know
01:11:31.760 and he kissed me
01:11:32.360 goodbye before leaving
01:11:33.260 for work
01:11:33.760 i could still say that
01:11:34.940 was just a little while
01:11:36.040 ago that was only
01:11:36.640 this morning
01:11:37.180 and i just think of
01:11:42.480 myself as living life
01:11:44.080 for both of us now
01:11:44.880 and i like to think
01:11:48.020 that sean would be
01:11:49.040 proud of me
01:11:50.040 holy cow how many
01:11:54.080 people i mean how
01:11:57.460 many people on your
01:11:58.560 staff uh prompted
01:12:01.920 these stories from
01:12:02.960 people i mean that
01:12:03.740 must have been
01:12:04.640 beautiful and
01:12:07.020 just heart-wrenching
01:12:09.280 well it's it's a
01:12:13.020 you know story core
01:12:14.300 and especially you
01:12:16.480 know this initiative
01:12:17.240 or or you know
01:12:18.100 with with vets a lot
01:12:19.260 of these you know
01:12:20.000 life is hard it's a
01:12:21.760 very very difficult
01:12:22.640 job um and again
01:12:24.380 you know most people
01:12:25.300 are pears when they
01:12:27.040 come to the booth
01:12:27.580 and i have a kind of
01:12:28.460 a an even more
01:12:29.800 tragic ending to
01:12:30.800 this story which is
01:12:31.900 that um beverly was
01:12:34.560 on flight 3407 to
01:12:37.140 buffalo uh in
01:12:39.260 2010 to commemorate
01:12:40.540 sean's birthday and
01:12:41.440 died in in that
01:12:42.620 plane crash oh my
01:12:44.000 god um do they
01:12:45.500 they have children
01:12:46.220 they did not have
01:12:48.940 children they did not
01:12:51.040 have children so um
01:12:53.200 yeah no it's it's hard
01:12:54.300 on staff and you know
01:12:55.120 when when as in the
01:12:56.340 intro to the segment
01:12:57.060 you talked about how
01:12:57.840 life was different
01:12:58.620 before september 11th
01:13:00.180 which is true but you
01:13:02.200 know life is also
01:13:03.120 different and and in
01:13:04.720 the in on september
01:13:05.860 11th and september
01:13:06.840 12th and the weeks
01:13:07.760 after i think you were
01:13:08.800 in connecticut then i
01:13:09.760 i don't i was in
01:13:11.000 tampa i was in
01:13:11.900 tampa florida you're
01:13:12.800 in tampa yeah yeah
01:13:13.680 but i and i don't
01:13:15.140 know if it was true
01:13:15.800 in tampa but you
01:13:17.240 know after after
01:13:18.280 september 11th for
01:13:19.660 two weeks for 10
01:13:21.240 days for one week we
01:13:23.240 saw each other as
01:13:24.000 americans oh no i
01:13:25.780 think we knew we
01:13:26.600 belonged to one
01:13:27.300 another yeah i i
01:13:28.200 think we we saw
01:13:29.280 each other as
01:13:29.900 people as humans
01:13:32.340 as brothers and
01:13:33.360 sisters it was you
01:13:34.780 know we loved
01:13:35.620 strangers we loved
01:13:36.680 our neighbors yeah
01:13:37.760 we we would stop
01:13:39.240 i remember stew and
01:13:40.640 i were just talking
01:13:41.160 about this last week
01:13:41.960 we were at the
01:13:43.780 outback steakhouse
01:13:44.900 that night yeah and
01:13:46.600 it had just been you
01:13:48.160 know the day
01:13:49.040 everybody had and we
01:13:50.600 went out into the
01:13:51.200 parking lot and there
01:13:51.840 was somebody that we
01:13:52.560 didn't know we had
01:13:53.500 never seen before and
01:13:55.720 they were just standing
01:13:57.140 there kind of days
01:13:58.160 and we went over
01:13:59.460 and talked to them
01:14:00.200 and hugged them and
01:14:01.440 i mean it was for
01:14:05.080 as horrible as that
01:14:06.820 was it was the very
01:14:09.500 next day and later
01:14:11.200 in that afternoon it
01:14:13.140 was one of the most
01:14:14.040 beautiful times i've
01:14:15.300 ever seen in america
01:14:16.480 ever i was in new
01:14:19.380 york i i feel the
01:14:20.780 same way i mean we
01:14:22.040 saw the truth of who
01:14:24.440 we are and how lucky
01:14:25.340 we are to be alive and
01:14:26.320 how precious life is and
01:14:27.560 how all of our lives
01:14:28.480 matter equally and
01:14:30.040 infinitely i mean we
01:14:31.000 were americans you
01:14:32.320 know in the question
01:14:33.060 then we get to the
01:14:34.540 point the part that
01:14:35.680 that you said about
01:14:36.520 how much things have
01:14:37.300 changed because it
01:14:38.660 lasted 10 days or two
01:14:40.200 weeks and how can we
01:14:41.900 get that back again
01:14:42.820 so dave would you join
01:14:44.460 me again tomorrow i
01:14:45.600 know you have another
01:14:46.100 clip but i'd love to
01:14:46.940 have you back tomorrow
01:14:47.760 because tomorrow is
01:14:49.800 the anniversary of
01:14:50.760 something that we
01:14:51.820 called the 912
01:14:52.900 project and uh and it
01:14:55.900 was it was trying to
01:14:58.140 remind people who we
01:14:59.360 were on 912 and that
01:15:02.780 we need to serve one
01:15:04.620 another and be those
01:15:05.980 kinds of people and i'm
01:15:06.800 going to do something on
01:15:07.800 that tomorrow and i'd love
01:15:08.800 to have you back and and
01:15:10.460 share something that you
01:15:11.820 know where people are
01:15:12.900 coming together that are
01:15:14.280 because that's your
01:15:15.160 current project now at
01:15:17.760 least with with this
01:15:19.400 audience is you're
01:15:20.340 trying to uh to show
01:15:22.540 people in different
01:15:23.580 audiences how how
01:15:25.920 people can come
01:15:27.160 together and they can
01:15:29.500 live side by side that
01:15:30.500 we're not all that
01:15:31.700 different doesn't mean
01:15:32.600 that there isn't evil
01:15:33.520 out there and there
01:15:34.280 isn't things we stand
01:15:35.160 up for but that we're
01:15:37.760 people we're still
01:15:39.320 brothers and sisters
01:15:40.500 exactly and most people
01:15:43.620 you know there are there
01:15:45.320 is evil out there but i
01:15:47.260 mean you know this glenn i
01:15:48.340 mean most people are good
01:15:49.680 i know no matter what
01:15:51.620 their politics are most
01:15:52.840 people are good and we've
01:15:53.720 forgotten that i'd be
01:15:54.620 honored to come back on
01:15:55.540 tomorrow i think i'm on
01:15:56.740 a plane but but hopefully
01:15:58.120 hopefully um let's let's
01:16:00.400 let's let's see what time
01:16:01.640 i'm flying if not we'll
01:16:02.920 just try my best to come
01:16:04.060 on yeah if not we'll just
01:16:05.680 just make sure we have
01:16:06.720 some some additional
01:16:07.620 things that we can show
01:16:08.840 that you know what what
01:16:09.960 people are doing now uh
01:16:12.120 to try to honor uh who we
01:16:14.180 really are dave thank you
01:16:15.460 so much for everything you
01:16:16.460 do if if you would like to
01:16:18.460 be involved uh in uh
01:16:20.720 story core all you have
01:16:22.400 to do is uh is write to
01:16:24.480 story core um dave what
01:16:26.620 is the exact address where
01:16:27.820 you want people to go if
01:16:29.240 they want to if they want
01:16:30.980 to share
01:16:31.480 sorry i yes i was just uh
01:16:37.740 your producer had me on
01:16:38.900 the line your question was
01:16:40.060 um where do people go to
01:16:42.500 uh if they want to share if
01:16:44.540 they want to be involved in
01:16:46.200 what you do so we'll talk
01:16:48.920 tomorrow about one small
01:16:49.920 step was our which is our
01:16:51.100 effort to bring the country
01:16:52.140 um together one story at a
01:16:54.120 time strangers talking to
01:16:55.480 each other across the
01:16:56.360 political divides and the
01:16:58.160 glenbeck audience is the
01:16:59.340 number one driver of this
01:17:00.520 project on the conservative
01:17:01.660 side so um we want
01:17:03.660 everybody everybody um
01:17:05.920 especially in our in the
01:17:07.320 towns we're in wichita
01:17:08.620 fresno fresno and richmond
01:17:10.460 and in 48 hours we're
01:17:11.680 opening up in a town in
01:17:13.120 georgia which i i can't
01:17:14.400 announce yet but okay go
01:17:15.620 to take one small step
01:17:16.920 dot org take one small
01:17:18.740 step dot org and sign up
01:17:20.080 to be a part of this work
01:17:21.140 and we'll talk tomorrow
01:17:21.980 glen thank you so much
01:17:22.820 dave god bless if you
01:17:25.580 haven't been you know
01:17:26.940 storing food uh for the
01:17:28.600 coming shortages why i mean
01:17:31.940 i know i know it sounds
01:17:34.880 crazy that we're gonna we
01:17:37.000 might need food storage that
01:17:38.560 sounds crazy but what
01:17:40.700 doesn't sound crazy right
01:17:42.980 now what all of the
01:17:45.140 things that have happened
01:17:45.960 you're like that'll never
01:17:46.960 happen i know i got a
01:17:48.800 list of them please don't
01:17:52.020 dismiss this warning and
01:17:53.920 this opportunity my
01:17:55.100 patriot supply dot com
01:17:56.780 prepare with me right now
01:17:58.400 emergency food that will
01:17:59.940 stay fresh for up to 25
01:18:01.400 years so it's not this it
01:18:03.040 might be something else down
01:18:04.180 the road enjoy to enjoy a
01:18:06.580 wide variety of delicious
01:18:08.100 food kits offering over
01:18:09.360 2,000 calories every day for
01:18:11.320 optimum strength under
01:18:12.460 stress your grocery store
01:18:15.040 is short of food there's
01:18:16.800 food shortages for some
01:18:18.120 other reason the economy
01:18:19.280 collapse you use you lose
01:18:20.920 your job whatever it might
01:18:22.120 be this gives you some of
01:18:24.740 that pressure it's a valve
01:18:27.280 that relieves all of that
01:18:28.720 stress don't forget about
01:18:30.520 water filtration and
01:18:32.340 purification products that
01:18:33.660 they have they're perfect for
01:18:35.200 your bug out bag survival
01:18:37.080 supply camping pack whatever
01:18:38.860 you need order by 3 p.m.
01:18:41.300 your item will ship the
01:18:42.460 same day so order by 3 p.m.
01:18:44.780 today your item will ship
01:18:46.100 today it's fast my
01:18:48.000 patriot supply dot com time
01:18:50.220 to prepare my patriot
01:18:51.980 supply dot com the glenn
01:18:56.320 back program
01:18:57.140 welcome to the glenn back
01:19:14.000 program stu just informed me
01:19:15.860 that i'm not covering the
01:19:17.620 real news today now i i
01:19:20.020 originally thought okay well
01:19:21.400 that's because we have the
01:19:22.540 attorney general on from
01:19:24.220 missouri next who just won
01:19:27.140 you know the the big court
01:19:28.440 case against the white house
01:19:29.680 you haven't even mentioned
01:19:30.540 ashton kutcher or mila
01:19:31.860 kunis today i have i don't
01:19:33.560 know why no i haven't no
01:19:35.060 and uh have you followed
01:19:36.260 this at all i think it's
01:19:37.380 sort of a fascinating part of
01:19:38.880 our world one of the guys
01:19:40.700 from that 70s 70s show
01:19:43.440 raped a bunch of women or
01:19:45.860 one he was accused of three
01:19:47.800 and was three convicted of
01:19:48.840 two okay um i think i think
01:19:50.660 that's the way that i didn't
01:19:51.620 follow the story honestly that
01:19:52.720 that closely i kind of
01:19:54.000 assumed he was guilty and
01:19:55.080 honestly didn't really look
01:19:55.960 into it that much that's
01:19:57.080 you know wasn't in my
01:19:58.760 purview but what i did find
01:20:00.140 to be uh interesting was
01:20:02.400 the after this conviction
01:20:04.540 happens ashton kutcher and
01:20:06.100 meet lacunas are revealed to
01:20:07.960 have written letters to the
01:20:09.780 judge to ask for leniency for
01:20:12.100 their friend danny masterson
01:20:14.140 who was they were all on the
01:20:15.340 show together and they're
01:20:17.140 they're their letters are
01:20:18.680 maybe a little over the top
01:20:19.820 they're like he was you know
01:20:21.000 he was like a big brother the
01:20:22.260 greatest big brother i ever
01:20:23.660 had they talked about how he
01:20:25.680 helped keep them off drugs
01:20:27.040 apparently at a difficult time
01:20:28.600 they apparently had a
01:20:29.620 wonderful experience with this
01:20:30.900 guy sure at least in their in
01:20:32.160 their view and they later have
01:20:33.880 said it was the family that
01:20:35.100 asked them to write these they
01:20:36.740 obviously think the family
01:20:37.720 thinks he's innocent but the
01:20:39.040 it's already he's already been
01:20:40.340 convicted it's not he's not
01:20:41.260 that's not gonna happen
01:20:42.200 doesn't ashton kutcher help in
01:20:44.760 rescuing he runs like a sexual
01:20:47.220 trafficking yeah charity so not
01:20:49.280 not for sexual trafficking but
01:20:50.820 against it right he's against
01:20:52.280 sexual trafficking right and
01:20:53.340 people are criticizing you are
01:20:54.520 in this organization and here
01:20:55.460 you are trying to get a you know
01:20:56.740 a rapist off or lenient sentence
01:20:58.980 no but a lenient it's 30 is the
01:21:01.720 minimum 30 is the minimum so the
01:21:03.160 range of outcomes here is 30 to
01:21:04.680 life okay and so in theory what
01:21:06.620 they're arguing for is a 30 year
01:21:08.000 sentence rather than life and i
01:21:10.380 think that's actually like what
01:21:12.040 the system is set up to do right
01:21:13.580 like the whole point of this is to
01:21:15.200 add a little bit of context to who
01:21:17.320 he was outside of these incidents
01:21:19.000 and if the judge agrees which i
01:21:21.280 don't think they the judge did
01:21:22.520 agree um then maybe you get a
01:21:24.780 lenient sentence maybe there's
01:21:25.840 some sort of uh information that
01:21:27.960 could be interesting in that world
01:21:29.320 but like they're getting
01:21:30.420 criticized because how dare you
01:21:31.840 try to get a rapist off when it's
01:21:33.140 your friend yeah here you are no
01:21:34.760 you're trying to get you know you
01:21:35.820 know and i think he's not trying
01:21:36.720 to get him off that's a loaded
01:21:38.720 sentence he's not trying he's all
01:21:40.760 he's doing is saying let's let's
01:21:43.540 just let me balance you've just
01:21:45.380 heard how bad he is let me balance
01:21:47.400 this for the judge to look at
01:21:49.840 between 30 and light and life
01:21:51.920 that's a pretty did you hear about
01:21:53.540 the guy in um gosh where was it he
01:21:56.280 was driving his car drunk and this
01:22:00.140 story came out about a year ago and
01:22:01.700 and he was at some festival and some
01:22:05.220 teenage kid he said was this violent
01:22:08.400 trump supporter and uh just a
01:22:11.660 virile uh republican and he killed
01:22:17.120 him ran over him in the driveway then
01:22:20.020 left then called police from home
01:22:22.740 where they came and they gave him an
01:22:24.200 alcohol test and he was you know
01:22:25.660 legally hammered the kid died he got
01:22:29.740 five years he got five years five the
01:22:36.660 rapist got 30 okay he gets five how's
01:22:41.780 that possible how is that possible
01:22:45.060 the glenn back program
01:22:51.660 we got no room to compromise
01:23:05.180 we gotta stand together it's gonna
01:23:09.900 what you're about to hear is the
01:23:27.300 fusion of entertainment and
01:23:29.300 enlightenment this is the glenn back
01:23:33.720 program the most listened to talk
01:23:39.660 radio uh program in america hello and
01:23:44.120 welcome to the glenn back program it is
01:23:46.040 september 11th we actually have some
01:23:49.320 really good news to report today on
01:23:52.560 several fronts but we're going to take
01:23:54.800 the one that comes out of missouri in
01:23:57.880 60 seconds global investor mark faber
01:24:01.160 who's often called dr doom just issued
01:24:03.640 a chilling prediction on the future of
01:24:05.760 the u.s dollar i think you should hear
01:24:07.640 this he said now remember it's dr doom
01:24:10.080 and it's glenn beck telling you so you
01:24:12.500 know it's not going to be happy
01:24:13.720 the u.s dollar will become over time a
01:24:17.200 worthless currency why because he's
01:24:20.980 convinced government agencies like the
01:24:22.840 fed are all lying forced to print money
01:24:25.920 indefinitely to maintain an illusion of
01:24:28.900 stability if you followed this stuff and
01:24:32.740 you follow what they have been doing and
01:24:35.180 what they are doing i believe he's
01:24:36.920 absolutely right just because he's you
01:24:39.940 know dr doom doesn't mean that he's wrong
01:24:43.420 about it in these uncertain times is your
01:24:46.940 wealth protected there are several ways to
01:24:49.400 protect the money that you have saved
01:24:51.620 your whole life one of those things hard
01:24:54.900 assets of gold or silver gold or silver
01:24:58.780 have historically been the safe havens gold
01:25:02.060 line is now offering a golden parachute
01:25:03.780 for you with every tube or box of the
01:25:06.260 historic five dollar gold indian head or
01:25:09.300 five dollar gold liberty coins that you
01:25:11.580 purchase you purchase you're going to
01:25:13.500 receive a hundred and fifty of gold
01:25:16.360 lines one gram mind your business silver
01:25:18.940 bars for free keep in mind special is in
01:25:22.600 for iras that's a hundred and fifty one
01:25:25.480 gram coins or silver bars for every box or
01:25:30.200 every tube of the five dollar gold indian
01:25:32.680 head which are the ones that i buy and
01:25:35.040 ask him why i buy it that way pick up the
01:25:37.640 phone now and call 866 gold line 866 gold
01:25:41.180 line or gold line dot com
01:25:43.180 all right well i am anxious and happy to
01:25:49.580 have andrew bailey on the phone with us
01:25:51.540 from missouri he is the attorney general
01:25:53.680 missouri has been kicking ass and taking
01:25:56.800 names with the attorney general's office
01:25:59.420 now for a few years he has just won an
01:26:03.720 appeals an appeal in the fifth cork it us
01:26:06.740 in the fifth circuit court of appeals uh
01:26:10.800 on the white house what they can and
01:26:13.180 cannot do andrew welcome to the program
01:26:15.540 hey thank you so much for having me on
01:26:17.840 it's great to have you on so tell me what
01:26:19.460 happened it's happened on friday as you
01:26:21.640 yeah as you know we our lawsuit missouri
01:26:24.420 v biden has uncovered a relationship of
01:26:26.520 coercion collusion between the white
01:26:28.600 house across a spectrum of bureaucratic
01:26:30.340 agencies to silence american voices in
01:26:32.980 violation of the first amendment on big
01:26:34.600 tech social media platforms we went to
01:26:36.900 court in may and asked for a preliminary
01:26:38.200 injunction on july 4th the district court
01:26:40.700 laid the first brick in a wall of separation
01:26:42.900 between tech and state to protect our first
01:26:45.740 amendment right to free speech against
01:26:47.140 government censorship and put a stop to
01:26:48.980 it uh this coercion and collusion to
01:26:51.280 stifle americans voices uh the department
01:26:54.100 of justice appealed and said that they
01:26:55.840 needed to be able to silence voices to
01:26:57.740 protect us from ourselves oh my god and
01:26:59.700 obviously that yeah i mean that that's
01:27:01.580 that's when you know you're in trouble
01:27:02.700 when our rights are in peril when they
01:27:04.480 start saying things like that but we
01:27:05.920 appealed it to the fifth circuit court of
01:27:07.440 appeals and a three-judge panel on
01:27:09.380 friday afternoon upheld that preliminary
01:27:11.480 injunction keeps that first brick in the
01:27:13.940 wall of separation between tech and state
01:27:15.900 in place to protect our first amendment
01:27:18.300 right to free speech this is a huge win
01:27:19.960 for our constitutional rights in the first
01:27:22.020 amendment is it going to go to the supreme
01:27:23.800 court i think it has to and i think the uh
01:27:26.960 you know the fifth circuit court of appeals
01:27:28.160 certainly telegraphed that the department of
01:27:29.980 justice has 10 days to decide if they want
01:27:32.160 to appeal uh the ruling we anticipate they
01:27:34.560 will i mean that they throughout the process
01:27:36.440 in may uh after the fourth of july uh once the
01:27:39.340 district court issued its order and then in
01:27:40.960 court in oral argument uh last you know a few
01:27:43.000 weeks ago at the fifth circuit the department
01:27:45.100 of justice is committed to continuing
01:27:46.760 violations of our right to free speech they
01:27:48.820 want to be able to censor voices in
01:27:51.000 opposition uh on big tech social media
01:27:53.180 platforms and look the court found that the
01:27:54.820 harm is ongoing that uh you know that there's
01:27:57.340 a past chilling effect uh of government
01:27:59.800 censorship where people are now self-censoring
01:28:01.740 if you talk about donald people are afraid to
01:28:03.500 talk about donald trump or covet or election
01:28:05.380 security issues on big tech for a fear of
01:28:07.900 being de-platformed de-emphasized shadow
01:28:09.740 banned and so the harm is ongoing and
01:28:11.700 department of justice is clearly committed to
01:28:13.600 future violations so we've got to keep fighting
01:28:15.380 this thing all the way to the highest court
01:28:16.660 so i just read i think it was in the new
01:28:18.700 york times today they were talking about
01:28:20.100 elon musk and you know uh what a lie it was
01:28:23.700 that uh most of the free speech that is
01:28:26.680 suppressed is from the right uh and they're
01:28:30.180 just saying that's not true it's from the
01:28:31.920 left the judge in his ruling stated and
01:28:36.060 clarified who was getting harmed right
01:28:38.020 that's absolutely correct and i would also point
01:28:41.080 out that on may 26th when we were we put on
01:28:43.740 evidence this is not missouri attorney general
01:28:45.820 andrew bailey speculating that something
01:28:47.860 happened this is proven in court based on
01:28:49.920 evidence through a judicial process and now
01:28:51.600 affirmed by a court of by an appellate court
01:28:53.900 but i would point out that on may 26th after
01:28:55.800 we had put on the evidence and the district
01:28:58.020 court judge looks at biden's attorneys and
01:28:59.740 says well give me one example where someone
01:29:01.620 you silenced or suppressed or censored wasn't
01:29:04.240 conservative and the only example they had was
01:29:05.900 robert kennedy another voice in opposition to
01:29:08.160 joe biden
01:29:08.660 okay um also the white house made it uh made
01:29:16.260 it clear of what they wanted to be suppressed
01:29:19.700 and what they wanted to be uh amplified but
01:29:23.480 they also threatened them uh in ways that are
01:29:27.740 completely unconstitutional if they didn't do
01:29:30.680 it right yeah that's exactly right there was an
01:29:33.620 unspoken or else do this or else you will be
01:29:37.020 punished the court noted that the white house
01:29:39.560 had plans to punish big tech that they're both
01:29:42.060 express threats and implicit threats through the
01:29:45.100 use of the inherent authority of their office and
01:29:46.860 that's coming from the white house who is the
01:29:48.600 ultimate authority of the executive branch and
01:29:50.240 the fbi who was a law enforcement agency so
01:29:52.740 these uh social media companies these big tech
01:29:54.900 companies certainly knew that they were censoring
01:29:58.340 conservative voices at the demand of the federal
01:30:01.040 government and um he said the hunter biden laptop story
01:30:04.240 was real not mere russian disinformation and uh the
01:30:09.160 fbi's failure to alert social media companies to this
01:30:12.140 fact is particularly troubling what did he mean by it
01:30:16.660 well it's election interference i mean that is the most prime
01:30:19.740 example of election interference that i can provide is in the
01:30:22.180 course of this lawsuit i mean at the end of the day
01:30:24.180 the court found that joe biden used the power of the presidency
01:30:27.420 to threaten social media into censoring truthful speech
01:30:30.420 in an orchestrated campaign of a magnitude never seen before in our
01:30:35.060 country and glenn you and i've talked about this before
01:30:37.020 you know we we talked about in 1798 the alien and sedition act
01:30:40.800 that the federalist passed to lock up political opponents
01:30:44.020 this is worse the court has identified that what's going on here
01:30:47.120 between the federal government censoring on big tech is worse
01:30:50.020 than what was going on in 1798 and that's the nadir
01:30:53.080 of you know constitutional depravity and a slouch toward authoritarianism
01:30:58.280 so i'm seeing so much of this going on what what happened
01:31:03.880 with the governor in uh uh new mexico this weekend
01:31:08.920 just saying you know what for 30 days we're just going to ban guns
01:31:12.460 you can't do that um what's happening here in texas where they are
01:31:17.220 are impeaching our attorney general with what appears to be
01:31:22.180 literally no evidence of a crime it is crazy what's happening
01:31:27.540 i i mean i i asked stew today when was if there ever was a time
01:31:32.600 when was the last time you a saw somebody go to jail
01:31:38.220 for questioning the outcome of an election
01:31:41.260 and b their attorneys were charged as well
01:31:45.640 when's the last time attorneys were charged in anything
01:31:48.920 yeah the department of justice and these rogue prosecutors in georgia want to
01:31:53.840 criminalize the practice of law which clearly runs afoul of the right to
01:31:58.000 counsel provided in the united states constitution but i would also point out
01:32:01.640 what's going on in new mexico has a direct correlation
01:32:03.920 to what we're seeing in our lawsuit missouri v biden on the first amendment
01:32:07.280 big tech issues in that the white house and the department of justice in court
01:32:11.480 in open court said that covid justified the violations of the first amendment
01:32:15.700 that because of covid they had to censor speech to quote unquote protect us from
01:32:19.440 ourselves and and what the point that we've made in court
01:32:22.260 is that a national emergency never justifies violating the timeless principles
01:32:26.940 codified in the constitution because the national emergency
01:32:28.940 will never end and you see that at play in in new mexico
01:32:32.180 the governor there is using a quote unquote statewide emergency
01:32:35.840 to target firearms to violate second amendment rights of individuals
01:32:39.860 in new mexico because she contrived
01:32:42.140 an emergency the separation of powers matter again we can't slouch toward
01:32:46.500 authoritarianism because of a perceived emergency and that's why
01:32:49.820 standing up and fighting for these fundamental and timeless rights is so
01:32:53.860 important so wait a minute so will this
01:32:56.540 because i i think one of the reasons maybe you'd know better
01:33:00.300 that was it's only 30 days is so it doesn't go into court and they don't rule
01:33:05.340 so it'll just kind of leave it ambiguous
01:33:07.140 um but i think it needs to be tried all the way to the supreme court
01:33:12.060 is this why you are saying that it has to go
01:33:15.560 your case has to go to the uh supreme court
01:33:19.200 i believe so i think it a hundred years from now law students
01:33:24.000 will crack open a constitutional law textbook and read the case of missouri v biden
01:33:28.100 and we'll view that as a turning point in our nation's history
01:33:31.160 where we reaffirmed our commitment to free fair and open debate absent government
01:33:35.500 censorship where we rejected government censorship and celebrated our freedom
01:33:40.100 and that we've got you know covid tyranny again that's just the trojan horse
01:33:43.960 that gets the enemy behind the gates and we see that that that enemy now
01:33:47.300 spreading into so many different areas election quote unquote election security
01:33:50.800 department of justice committed to censoring american speech if you if you
01:33:54.420 question the integrity of election and uh you know a new emergency is now
01:33:58.280 popped up where the governor of new mexico wants to violate the second
01:34:00.480 amendment rights of american citizens in new mexico
01:34:03.220 because of a perceived emergency i mean again we can't let covid tyranny
01:34:07.220 spread to these other areas we've got to continue to fight back and take it all
01:34:10.740 the way to the united states was the judge on friday clear
01:34:13.820 about a covid emergency that that these emergencies do not was did he state that
01:34:21.040 make that very clear i believe that is absolutely in the in
01:34:24.880 in the court's uh 74 page opinion i think
01:34:27.260 that runs as a common thread throughout the entirety of this litigation i mean from day
01:34:31.980 one we've said that you can't you know it's during times of national emergency we must
01:34:37.000 remain most vigilant in our protection of our fundamental rights and i mean look at
01:34:41.260 the historical perspective i mean in the 1940s uh japanese americans were interned during
01:34:46.520 world war ii in violation of the due process clause uh because of a perceived emergency you
01:34:51.200 know covid we were we were masked schools shut down we were ordered to stay home weren't
01:34:56.260 allowed to to interact with one another saw loved ones heard about loved ones dying in
01:35:00.800 hospitals where we couldn't visit them because of uh government bureaucrats making decisions for us
01:35:05.580 instead of uh the process playing out through a you know a legislative body and so separation of
01:35:10.920 powers matters that protects our fundamental rights and our freedoms the constitution is the
01:35:15.360 best bulwark against authoritarianism and tyranny and i think we've got to continue to
01:35:19.300 reaffirm from it in lawsuits like missouri v biden i talked to um uh shoot what's his name alan dershowitz
01:35:28.520 uh a couple of weeks ago and he said he's keeping a chart of bananas and he said i'm up to six bananas if
01:35:37.380 you get ten bananas we're a banana of a republic and there's no there's just no turning back
01:35:41.780 and he said the what's going on with the president and the attorneys he said is extraordinarily disturbing
01:35:51.580 um and he said we're on the verge of just no way back from a banana republic do you believe that
01:35:58.880 i do i think it's shameful what's being done to president trump and his legal team and others
01:36:05.260 that again you know questioning the government questioning the operation of government is a
01:36:10.100 first amendment right that's a fundamental right it's no accident but it's in the very first
01:36:14.080 amendment of the bill of rights it's a right of conscious uh you know it's absolute and political
01:36:18.900 speech is the highest order of protected speech in the land and that is by design and we you know that
01:36:24.500 you can you need to look no further than these communist dictatorships or stalinist russia or even
01:36:30.160 nazi germany to see what can happen when there isn't some structure in place to protect us from
01:36:36.380 the government and here in missouri v biden we can demonstrate that the government has been
01:36:40.080 weaponized uh to violate our right to free speech certainly in the instance of those prosecutions
01:36:44.780 we can demonstrate that the criminal justice system has been weaponized to go after joe biden's
01:36:48.760 political opponents it is shameful do you have um do you have any uh re can you give any reassurance
01:36:56.540 that the they're not going to just keep doing it because that seems to be what the biden administration
01:37:01.620 does they get a court case they don't like even if it's the supreme court and they're like they're just
01:37:05.180 going to do it anyway yeah that's that's exactly right i mean look they they should be elevating
01:37:10.320 the rules of the game above the players and the outcomes but they've completely abandoned that
01:37:14.340 approach and it undermines the rule of law this country's national identity is our constitution
01:37:18.860 we all got on board with this concept that the constitution exists to protect us from the
01:37:22.960 government and the government protects to exist to protect our rights and yet here that's completely
01:37:27.380 been inverted and perverted uh to suppress american free speech and go after political opponents
01:37:32.260 using the criminal justice system again it's shameful i wish i could say it was going to stop
01:37:36.040 the biden administration has the attitude that they get to do whatever they want until someone
01:37:39.700 tells them to stop well i will stand up take them to court and and tell them to stop that's my job as
01:37:44.820 attorney general for the state of missouri and it look look at the court order again in missouri v biden
01:37:49.160 the court said that every social media user was impacted by the government censorship it's not just the
01:37:55.280 individuals that are de-emphasized the platform because the government changed the algorithms
01:37:59.340 changed the government demanded and the uh big tech acquiesced to the change in the censorship
01:38:04.900 protocols and it's not just the speakers whose rights were violated it's the listeners
01:38:09.720 unbelievable andrew thank you for the fight appreciate it congratulations on the win
01:38:15.080 thank you so much for having me on all the best to you and your listeners you bet
01:38:18.540 missouri attorney general andrew bailey so do you have a favorite moment from your child
01:38:25.200 childhood that was caught on tape how about the memories of your kids when they were young
01:38:31.120 do you have an easy way to view those memories uh we didn't for a long time we didn't and some of
01:38:39.500 them were still sending to legacy box some uh new you know old pictures that we just found that we want
01:38:47.200 to be able to look at they've been uh they've been sitting on a computer some of them been on tape
01:38:52.720 we want to be able to access them and see them and you know what we have wrecked our our memories of our
01:39:00.040 kids childhood by using digital photography i'm convinced of it we delete the one where my sister
01:39:07.260 was cross-eyed while she was looking at her you know we deleted all of those pictures that we used
01:39:13.140 to look at and go look at her look at her look how stupid she looks i mean that was fun you know
01:39:19.140 especially for brothers uh anyway uh you can save a whopping percent now 40 off of the legacy box
01:39:26.800 when you go to legacybox.com slash back now you don't have to put all of everything in you don't
01:39:32.260 have to be ready you just take this savings when you order the legacy box it's all you'll save the
01:39:38.280 40 and then you send it in when you're ready you just put all your old vhs tapes or camcorder tapes
01:39:44.020 and even your pictures into legacy box send it in they will professionally digitize everything by
01:39:49.600 hand here in the u.s then they send you back all the original copies plus the digitized version on
01:39:55.960 a thumb drive or a cloud it's easy legacybox.com slash back save 40 percent by today send them in
01:40:03.420 when you're ready legacybox.com slash back 10 seconds station id
01:40:08.680 uh let's see do we have the audio of uh the president was was in vietnam and uh my gosh
01:40:27.740 uh naked people were running down the street just screaming uh from his speech it was
01:40:35.700 they were i didn't hear that very bad it seemed like he was a little confused i thought bad you
01:40:41.920 think so maybe a little bit uh maybe a little bit maybe a little bit of course so sure here he is
01:40:48.540 cut uh cut six please for and uh i see i'm just following my orders here oh the president's following
01:40:57.820 orders uh wow this is him at the podium with the presidential seal
01:41:04.960 still nothing staff if anybody haven't spoken i ain't calling on you i'm calling i said that five
01:41:14.840 questions i need a voa wow wow is that bad
01:41:23.780 whoo okay uh cut seven we talked about at the conference overall we talked about stability we
01:41:32.620 talked about making sure that the third world the uh excuse me third world the uh southern the uh
01:41:39.180 the southern hemisphere had access to changes had access it wasn't confrontational at all
01:41:46.040 thank you everybody this ends the press conference listen to that how they just cut him off
01:41:51.560 and then they put music on and he actually goes back and talks to them
01:41:56.360 with the music what
01:42:00.080 they cut him with every person i met with
01:42:06.560 unbelievable unbelievable but it's hard jazz guitar it's hard yeah i was gonna say it's hard to respond
01:42:16.900 to questions about your son being indicted while slow you know jazz is going on yeah it is it's
01:42:22.640 like you don't have it's not the right rhythm yeah you need something else uh here he is on uh
01:42:26.460 global warming over the weekend cut eight and the only existential threat humanity faces even more
01:42:32.700 frightening than a than a nuclear war is global warming going above 1.5 degrees in the next
01:42:40.240 can you imagine can you imagine imagine saying that i mean there is nothing worse than nuclear war
01:42:48.140 nothing 1.5 degrees celsius is worse than a global nuclear war how i mean that is a bonkers statement
01:42:59.540 a bonker like any there's no equivalent that you can come up with on the on the right i was gonna say
01:43:05.360 what if a republican said but like there's no equivalent to how crazy of a statement that is
01:43:09.420 did you know that the the federal government is what is it operation dark sky or i can't remember
01:43:17.540 um they are talking about putting aerosol up into the upper atmosphere uh that have particles that
01:43:25.320 will reflect reflect the sun back out into space okay so it cuts down it's all part of the geoengineering
01:43:31.260 stuff they've been working on which is crazy let's let's let's no let's not do that okay um but they
01:43:37.220 say it'll take the temperature down by two degrees celsius what the hell are we and it's it's like
01:43:43.460 50 billion dollars to do yeah the hell are we doing everything else for right why yeah you want to work
01:43:51.220 you want to have a bunch of nerds to research this stuff in case everything spins out of control in
01:43:56.620 the future sure go ahead go ahead spend some endowment dollars on that universities that's that's
01:44:01.760 our global warming effort because seriously i mean that all that stuff could theoretically solve it
01:44:06.420 now i think the the ramifications of some of that stuff might not be so positive but you think but
01:44:11.600 i mean if it was totally out of control 1972 they said let's put black soot yeah on the north and
01:44:18.460 southern pole to melt all the ice because of the ice age that was coming please don't listen to these
01:44:24.280 the glenn back program american financing nmls 182334 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org hey i got good
01:44:34.220 news the fed is meeting again and you know what that means probably another rate hike yeah hey the
01:44:41.420 biden economy bidenomics it's working if you're carrying a credit card or credit card debt you might
01:44:47.980 want to find a better way to keep up with the cost of inflation in american financing they have a whole
01:44:54.660 group of people that work for you not the bank now you may be able to use your home's equity to pay off
01:45:02.420 the debt get out of the biden debt cycle mortgage rates are a lot lower than the average credit card
01:45:08.440 rate which is hovering around 25 percent now it's robbery it's robbery use some of your money equity that
01:45:16.080 you have in your home and flip that down to a six percent rate as opposed to a 25 percent get that
01:45:23.780 monkey off of your back now call american financing see if that will help uh you you could you could
01:45:30.420 postpone a couple of payments you can close in as little as 10 days american financing.net
01:45:35.340 800-906-2440 800-906-2440 and blaze tv.com slash glenn promo code is glenn you'll save 10 bucks
01:45:45.040 off your subscription to blaze tv
01:45:46.600 and up
01:45:58.780 arce tv.com slash glenn times
01:46:13.460 I don't think we're going to make life.
01:46:16.460 Uh, say again?
01:46:19.460 You've got your 956, did you understand that transmission?
01:46:22.460 Yeah, that transmission, he said it was unreasonable. It sounded like someone said they have a bomb on board.
01:46:27.460 Sir, did you hear the 956 where the air probably just said he had a bomb on board?
01:46:30.460 He said there was a bomb on board.
01:46:33.460 That's what we thought. We just, uh, we didn't get it clear.
01:46:37.460 That aircraft, you can't get a hold of it. Has he turned to the east now?
01:46:40.460 He just turned to the east also.
01:46:42.460 956, we had a visual out of this standby.
01:46:44.460 Do you have a visual on them now?
01:46:46.460 Uh, we did, but we lost them in the turn.
01:46:48.460 If you can make a turn back to a 220 heading, let me know if you can see them.
01:46:50.460 Yeah, yeah.
01:46:51.460 We're making a turn at 956.
01:46:52.460 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:46:58.460 Okay, American 106 and executive 956, we just lost a target on that aircraft.
01:47:05.460 Man, Z100 852.
01:47:08.460 Something weird is going on.
01:47:10.460 The World Trade Center is on fire.
01:47:12.460 Oh, my goodness.
01:47:13.460 Seriously, the top of the building.
01:47:14.460 We're trying to get information.
01:47:16.460 The top level of one of the...
01:47:18.460 ...news to unfold from New York City.
01:47:20.460 A plane crashed.
01:47:22.460 My sister's in that building.
01:47:24.460 Okay.
01:47:25.460 And I hope she's okay, and I gotta run to New York.
01:47:27.460 Oh, my gosh.
01:47:28.460 It's a complete pandemic.
01:47:29.460 First of all, calm down.
01:47:30.460 There's raining papers and ashes and...
01:47:32.460 Everything.
01:47:33.460 Everything.
01:47:34.460 It's 145.
01:47:35.460 It's 155.
01:47:36.460 People are jumping out the windows!
01:47:41.460 Okay.
01:47:42.460 I don't want to jump this off.
01:47:43.460 Thank you so much.
01:47:44.460 Can you follow us and him signron?
01:47:45.460 Oh!
01:47:46.460 That's a huge explosion.
01:47:47.460 Those are vonquéty consequences.
01:47:48.460 Yeah.
01:47:49.460 That's good.
01:47:50.460 God, that was a huge explosion.
01:47:55.640 People are jumping out the windows.
01:47:57.900 Over there, they're jumping out the windows.
01:48:00.640 A second plane has now flown in.
01:48:03.060 Wait, explosion at the Pentagon?
01:48:04.240 A third location is coming.
01:48:06.200 I don't have words to describe what I'm witnessing right now.
01:48:10.960 Effective immediately until further notice.
01:48:13.380 Flight operations in the National Airspace System by United States Civil Aircraft
01:48:17.520 and foreign civil and military aircraft are prohibited.
01:48:21.920 Freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward.
01:48:26.460 And freedom will be defended.
01:48:28.820 Oh, God. Oh, my God.
01:48:31.940 One of the World Trade Towers has collapsed and fallen.
01:48:36.820 It's a whole freaking evening.
01:48:38.680 It's happening.
01:48:40.660 I got no power.
01:48:43.540 Let's go.
01:48:44.980 Let's go.
01:48:45.980 Let's get it.
01:48:47.520 I just have seen anything like this.
01:49:01.920 I've got five patients.
01:49:03.800 They need to be...
01:49:04.320 We got an ambulance full of cops and pedestrians.
01:49:06.800 We don't have more time.
01:49:09.500 We found this to be...
01:49:10.440 We got another child that just came down 10-13.
01:49:12.920 Let me out!
01:49:13.980 I'm the one from the back!
01:49:15.360 We got all the cops away from the building.
01:49:16.860 We got a female officer down there.
01:49:20.320 I'm the one from the back!
01:49:21.400 A female officer, where are you now, kid?
01:49:24.660 Where are you, kid?
01:49:28.220 Where are you?
01:49:28.960 We're not going to be stung.
01:49:34.500 We're not going to be deterred.
01:49:36.600 We're not going to stay at home.
01:49:38.420 We're not going to be frightened.
01:49:39.800 We're going to live our lives as Americans.
01:49:42.560 We're not going to be prohibited.
01:49:44.700 We're not going to beuttering.
01:49:48.060 We're all partners.
01:49:49.700 All got to stick together.
01:49:59.400 My God.
01:50:00.400 Look at this guy land without the towers bene.
01:50:03.000 It is Tuesday, September 11th, 2001.
01:50:13.520 This is Glenn Beck.
01:50:17.500 Dateline, New York.
01:50:20.440 In one of the most audacious attacks ever,
01:50:24.140 terrorists hijacked two airliners,
01:50:27.400 crashed them into the World Trade Center
01:50:29.060 in a coordinated series of blows today
01:50:32.980 that brought down the twin 110-story towers.
01:50:39.420 Thousands may be dead.
01:50:41.780 58,000 people work at the World Trade Center.
01:50:46.580 Sean, it's me.
01:50:47.680 I just wanted to let you know I love you.
01:50:49.640 And I'm stuck in this building.
01:50:51.440 A plane hit the building where mom went off.
01:50:53.600 We don't know if I first left the smoke
01:50:55.320 and we just wanted you to know that I love you.
01:50:57.400 What is the plane?
01:50:58.460 What is the plane?
01:50:58.800 What is the plane?
01:50:59.300 What is the plane?
01:50:59.740 One plane?
01:51:02.240 United Flight 93 crashed north of Somerset County Airport,
01:51:08.640 a small airport 80 miles southeast of Pittsburgh.
01:51:13.040 United said that flight.
01:51:16.340 Boeing 757 left Newark at 8.01.
01:51:20.440 That is the news of this day.
01:51:41.100 September 11th, 2001.
01:51:48.900 The United 93.
01:51:52.800 The United 93.
01:51:55.500 United 93, Ben.
01:51:59.500 United 93.
01:52:01.160 United 93.
01:52:01.900 United 93.
01:52:04.900 United 93.
01:52:06.900 United 93.
01:52:07.400 United 93.
01:52:07.900 United 93.
01:52:10.600 United 93.
01:52:15.100 22 years ago.
01:52:18.200 Today.
01:52:20.900 What a different world we live in.
01:52:23.260 We remember for those of us who were alive at the time.
01:52:32.880 We remember it.
01:52:33.960 Most kids that were born around or after 9-11 will have few memories.
01:52:44.560 I urge you to go into the podcast today and play that for your children because they're not learning about it in school.
01:52:53.060 There's no emotion to it whatsoever.
01:52:56.520 And it is the thing that set us on the path we're on today.
01:53:01.260 It was a wild ride.
01:53:17.020 The first day, it was horrible.
01:53:19.200 The second day, 9-12, I was standing, I think, in St. Petersburg, Florida, looking to give blood.
01:53:31.260 And I was just standing in line with a bunch of strangers.
01:53:35.220 We were all giving blood.
01:53:36.500 Blood was not needed.
01:53:37.920 We just didn't know it at the time.
01:53:39.440 We thought thousands would be trapped and found.
01:53:43.760 And we all came together.
01:53:49.400 And it was a remarkable few days.
01:53:52.800 It really was.
01:53:54.740 Earlier, you read something that you wrote on September 12th.
01:53:59.500 I think it was 11th or 12th of 2001.
01:54:02.180 And it was something that you recorded for the radio show.
01:54:07.140 We played it every year for many, many years.
01:54:09.820 And at one point, you talk about the country and how we are like the firefighters.
01:54:18.000 We don't run from burning buildings.
01:54:21.040 We run into them.
01:54:22.780 And I've heard you say it so many times.
01:54:26.040 And it always seemed like, yes, we are.
01:54:29.860 Does it still?
01:54:30.560 No, we are.
01:54:31.080 I, you know, no, no.
01:54:32.900 I mean, I think my honest answer at this moment is it does not feel that way at all.
01:54:37.280 And for the first time, when you said it earlier today, as you were mentioning it, the thing
01:54:41.340 that popped into my head was the withdrawal of Afghanistan.
01:54:44.780 It's like we ran from the burning building.
01:54:49.220 We no longer are the people who run toward them.
01:54:52.160 But see, see, this is the thing that always made America unique that we have forgotten.
01:54:59.540 We are not the government.
01:55:03.420 Okay.
01:55:04.900 The government is separate because it has separated itself.
01:55:11.760 We, the people, are supposed to be the government.
01:55:16.180 We're reflected by our government.
01:55:19.880 Right now, there's no reflection.
01:55:22.160 And I can prove that to be true, that we still are the people that run into the building.
01:55:27.840 The government is not what happened on Afghanistan.
01:55:33.000 That happened on a Monday, and people were falling from the sky on our planes as we ran
01:55:38.720 with our tail between our legs, and we left all of those people.
01:55:44.120 What did we do?
01:55:45.040 Two days later, this audience started a drive to raise money to go rescue those people.
01:55:52.160 And 18,000 people rescued by this audience.
01:55:58.320 You were the firefighter that ran into the building.
01:56:03.000 You just didn't have any boots.
01:56:04.740 You didn't have a helmet or a shield, and nobody mentioned it afterwards.
01:56:11.060 Nobody did a big tribute to you.
01:56:14.840 We should.
01:56:16.460 You so deserve it.
01:56:18.100 You so deserve it.
01:56:19.540 Don't forget those things, because I struggled with that this morning as I re-read, and go
01:56:32.020 back and listen to hour one of the podcast.
01:56:34.520 I re-read parts of the speech that Stu was talking about, or the essay that Stu was talking
01:56:41.800 about.
01:56:42.840 And I wondered, how much of that do we still believe?
01:56:46.380 You can find it, actually, in written form at glennbeck.com.
01:56:49.500 Um, and the question on glennbeck.com is, do you still believe this?
01:56:55.600 Do you still believe this?
01:56:57.340 And that particular phrase bothered me as well as it did Stu.
01:57:03.000 As I was putting the show together, you know, early, early this morning, I struggled with
01:57:08.700 that particular line.
01:57:10.040 And then Stu comes in about an hour later, and he's like, yeah, you know, I don't know
01:57:14.620 how I feel about this line.
01:57:16.580 I'm like, I know, right?
01:57:19.720 But when he said it to me, I remembered you and Afghanistan.
01:57:23.400 I'm like, wait a minute.
01:57:24.980 We still are.
01:57:27.120 We still are those people.
01:57:33.540 There's a lot of good things that are happening.
01:57:35.960 It's just that the, it's just that the bad things are so bad, so bad.
01:57:45.200 Yeah, they really are.
01:57:47.220 I mean, if you go back and listen to that, it takes you back to those, that moment.
01:57:51.000 I mean, I remember we, as we said earlier, we went out to Outback Steakhouse in, in, in
01:57:55.360 Tampa and, uh, and ate.
01:57:57.660 And I just remember being at such a weird moment.
01:58:00.100 Like, honestly, the only other moment that I can feel, the only other meal I can remember
01:58:03.920 being so weird was the first meal after COVID that we went out and ate inside.
01:58:08.900 And it felt so, we don't, we're in Texas.
01:58:11.600 That was, it was May 1st, 2020 here in Texas when we, when we did that.
01:58:15.060 Yeah, so it was only a couple months afterwards.
01:58:16.700 But even then, it felt weird.
01:58:18.240 It was like 25% capacity, really eerie.
01:58:21.620 Like, no one was there.
01:58:22.720 The glass cubes they would put up.
01:58:24.180 It was basically.
01:58:24.780 Because the germs, because the germs go high when you're standing.
01:58:27.920 You sit down.
01:58:28.600 Don't worry about it.
01:58:29.040 They don't, that's the good thing about COVID.
01:58:30.520 But, um, it's a high, high, uh, circulation disease.
01:58:34.820 Uh, but it's just a, it was a weird moment and everything felt like it changed that day.
01:58:39.240 And I do feel like, you know, some people brought this up with, uh, there was a controversy with
01:58:43.120 Vivek Ramaswamy, uh, recently where he kind of like, you know, said, he said, it was actually
01:58:47.400 on the, it was on Blaze TV.
01:58:49.380 Become a member at blazetv.com slash Glenn.
01:58:51.340 Um, but it was on Blaze TV where he was asked about 9-11 and he, uh, by Alex Stein.
01:58:55.440 And, and he said, well, you know, I don't think we really have the truth on all of it.
01:58:59.200 And I think, you know, he's talked to, tried to build that out and everything.
01:59:03.240 Um, but one of the, one of the ways people talked about that was that he was really young
01:59:08.940 when that happened and maybe doesn't hold it in the, he didn't, maybe, it maybe doesn't
01:59:13.620 set off all of the, the reverence that it does for people who are older, you know?
01:59:18.320 And I don't know if that's, you know, look, he's, he wants to be president of the United
01:59:21.400 States.
01:59:21.660 He needs to understand that, of course.
01:59:22.740 And I think he does, um, but it's interesting to think about that because he's what, 36,
01:59:28.700 37, something like that, 38 years old, people in their twenties, like have no reverence for
01:59:35.440 this at all.
01:59:36.100 Like, it's just this bad, it's like what I mean with Pearl Harbor, like it's a really
01:59:40.000 bad thing.
01:59:40.540 I remember, you know, I've read about it.
01:59:42.440 Like, it sounds terrible, but like, I had no emotional connection to that, you know?
01:59:47.260 And I think now we're at that point where that's 9-11, you know, every once in a while
01:59:51.660 I do the math and it's terrifying how fast long ago that is.
01:59:56.520 I mean, it's 22 years.
01:59:58.280 I mean, the difference between, you know, 2001, you go back, it's like your life is passing
02:00:04.220 by quickly, but we're forgetting about that.
02:00:07.300 And it's something we need to remember.
02:00:09.300 So at least we do it once a year.
02:00:11.520 Pass it on to your kids tonight.
02:00:13.360 Make sure you listen to the podcast, get it wherever you get your podcasts.
02:00:16.560 So, Conor Boyak, the author of Tuttle Twins books, he met with thousands of parents.
02:00:22.320 He identified the top concerns they have about their teens.
02:00:25.760 Things like laziness and lack of self-esteem.
02:00:29.640 Those impact a teen's future.
02:00:32.200 Most teens need more confidence and leadership skills, work ethic, critical thinking, persistence,
02:00:38.380 problem solving.
02:00:39.200 Well, there is a series now of 89 short, actionable tips your teens can begin using immediately
02:00:46.740 to improve their lives.
02:00:48.680 Teens that put these tips into action are seeing long-lasting benefits.
02:00:52.560 If you want your teens to escape the woke mind virus and to think critically, they have
02:00:58.580 to be the hero in their own story instead of just another victim.
02:01:02.060 You need to get the Tuttle Twins books form this week only.
02:01:04.560 You can get this book of tips for teens free when you order the Tuttle Twins Teen Book Bundle.
02:01:10.960 The Tuttle Twins are confident you're going to be happy with these books.
02:01:13.580 They even have a money-back guarantee if you order right now.
02:01:17.160 So go to tuttletwinsbeck.com.
02:01:18.900 Get the Teen Book Bundle deal.
02:01:22.180 TuttleTwinsBeck.com.
02:01:23.820 TuttleTwinsBeck.com.
02:01:25.360 Keep your kids sane and safe in this crazy world.
02:01:29.260 TuttleTwinsBeck.com.
02:01:32.920 The Glenn Beck Program.
02:01:34.560 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
02:01:52.520 There are so many stories that we have in today's show prep that you just need to see.
02:02:00.080 One of them is from the Washington Examiner on the Justice Department lawsuit against Elon Musk.
02:02:08.220 It's insane.
02:02:10.880 Insane.
02:02:12.200 They're saying that he had to be sued by the federal government, DOJ, because he would only hire U.S. citizens.
02:02:23.600 And he would discriminate against non-citizens and, you know, asylum seekers.
02:02:29.940 And the DOJ's own website says that you cannot apply for a job unless you're a U.S. citizen.
02:02:38.720 U.S. citizenship is required, according to the DOJ.
02:02:42.780 So, what kind of a lawsuit is this, exactly?
02:02:47.840 It is happening everywhere.
02:02:50.660 Everywhere.
02:02:51.460 It is becoming vital to stand up and speak out.
02:02:55.760 The Glenn Beck Program.
02:02:58.660 The Glenn Beck Program.