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00:02:57.000 hello america welcome to the glenbeck program for the first time i think the media is not

00:03:04.760 just lying about trump and uh spinning the news i really think they are so stupid

00:03:13.240 they don't understand what donald trump is doing uh i i wanted to call him all weekend long i just

00:03:20.600 don't you know what do you call them he gave me his number and he's like call me and i'm like what

00:03:25.320 am i gonna call you yeah hey i don't know what you're doing i'm just hanging out don what's

00:03:30.040 going on i just want to say bada bing doing a great job what do you do so let me just tell you what i

00:03:35.560 would have said if i would have called him this weekend and that is you freaking genius nobody

00:03:42.040 gets it this guy is accomplishing five huge goals and some of it is because zelinski was so stupid

00:03:54.280 on friday let me run that down for you today first we're going to start with all the news you need

00:04:00.840 to know that happened over the weekend we begin in 60 seconds first every day all across this country

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00:05:01.720 to understand the world needs to understand and i'm kind of come back to this several times there's

00:05:07.240 there's so many i gotta tell you there's so much exciting news uh over the weekend that everyone

00:05:12.840 is framing is bad and i don't think so the one thing i'm really good at is connecting dots that

00:05:21.560 nobody sees the connection to i'm telling you this one this one i could connect dots in my sleep and i

00:05:29.800 think you'll follow them clearly uh first thing you have to know is russia lost okay no they didn't

00:05:37.320 no they didn't they have 20 of ukraine as their property uh-huh and what was their goal again

00:05:44.440 to get all of ukraine they couldn't get ukraine even though they ukraine wasn't a nato country

00:05:56.520 go ahead russia march into a nato country march into poland they're not going to

00:06:03.800 they lost without nato that's the first thing you need to understand okay so let's go and take you

00:06:13.400 what happened over the weekend first of all there was a brawl in the white in the white house the

00:06:19.480 likes of which i have never seen i've never seen this and make no mistake we'll run this down for

00:06:27.640 you later this was zelinski this was not trump if you just watched the clips you missed the 20 minutes

00:06:34.600 leading up to this where trump is giving him an escape valve the whole time you should probably be

00:06:40.120 quiet now you should oh that's funny you know you should probably not say that again over and over

00:06:46.040 again finally cut for donald trump snaps during the war everybody has problems even you but you have

00:06:56.280 nice ocean and don't feel now but you will feel it in the future god bless you don't know that god

00:07:02.680 bless you god bless you don't know don't tell us what we're going to feel we're trying to solve a

00:07:08.040 problem don't tell us what we're going to feel i'm not telling you because you're in no position to

00:07:12.440 dictate that remember this you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel you're going to

00:07:19.400 feel very good we're going to feel very good and very strong you're right now not in a very good

00:07:26.040 position you've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position and he happens to be right

00:07:31.000 just shut up you're not in a good position you don't have the cards right now with us you start

00:07:37.480 having cards right now you don't you're playing cards there is so much to to go through on this

00:07:45.800 there's so much but let me just give you now what happened after that starmer the the prime minister of

00:07:52.680 uk uk the uk and also macron and 18 others got together and huddled in london to embrace zelinski

00:08:03.560 and kick off an alternate peace plan okay so he comes out and he's like oh i got a spanking

00:08:11.560 and the fools in europe and i say this i say this because of what's going to happen to them

00:08:19.000 not not because of war or anything else what they're setting themselves up for

00:08:25.720 starmer has tossed four billion euros at ukraine a two billion dollar loan and two billion for air

00:08:33.080 defenses and he's using the russian frozen assets okay he's also pitching a coalition of the willing oh

00:08:43.160 it's because we're not willing no i'm not willing to put boots on the ground and planes in the air are

00:08:49.640 you because i'm not it makes me sad when when france says they're part of a coalition of the willing

00:09:02.600 i'm not going and i'm not sending my son to go so when i first saw this i thought europe are you out of

00:09:08.920 your mind you're going to put boots on the ground that that will be backdoor nato stuff okay putin could

00:09:19.560 look at it that way he might not could be fine might not but this coalition of uk france italy maybe

00:09:31.400 even canada oh what are they doing well this is not really about anything other than muscling into

00:09:41.160 the peace deal that they fear trump is about to cut with putin leaving ukraine and europe out in the

00:09:47.560 cold that's right because i don't think you guys want peace the the oval office blow up on friday spooked the

00:09:56.520 crap out of them why because you have a president who will stand up for america first doesn't mean

00:10:06.600 he's not going to stand up for other you know countries that are our allies but america first

00:10:13.480 trump told zelinski you you take the mineral deals okay we we've got these deals for you for all the

00:10:20.440 minerals they're rare earth minerals wait until you hear the explanation of all this i'm so excited to

00:10:24.920 tell you but let me just get through the news you take the deal or pound sand now why did zelinski fly

00:10:33.400 all the way back he was just here and he left because he wasn't going to take the deal then they

00:10:38.680 continue to negotiate he flies all the way back because he says he's going to take the deal and sign it

00:10:47.400 well then he gets here and he's like no i know i don't like this deal well then you should get back

00:10:54.200 on the plane and go home you're not serious you're not a serious partner we've just negotiated with

00:10:59.720 you you left then you came back and said okay okay i'll do the deal and then you try to change it in

00:11:05.720 front of the press get the hell out of our country that's what you would say to somebody who is this

00:11:11.160 dishonest in their business dealings okay now he said take the deal get lost i'm not going to be part

00:11:20.760 of any nato style backup so starmer has his summit and it's a scramble to keep kiev in the game uh you

00:11:29.960 know and and not to storm moscow okay they're talking about a ceasefire enforcement think peacekeeping

00:11:38.840 first of all not an invasion if that's the way russia cares to view it macron is floating uh you know a

00:11:48.040 one month truce in the air and in the sea starmer wants security guarantees to deter putin post deal

00:11:57.080 you don't understand with an oligarch money doesn't talk it screams that's trump's point of view

00:12:09.320 putin is not going to go in if he's making money okay when i heard this i thought it was madness on

00:12:20.040 the surface i mean russia already has 200 000 dead already and nukes i mean i don't know about it seems

00:12:27.160 like you know it's like oh let us play with this matches here in these gunpowder shacks insane

00:12:34.760 puto putin has said nato boots on the ground red line for us finland has said uh if we show any

00:12:48.280 weakness or we start playing with nato he's gonna pounce all right so europe's not charging in with

00:12:54.680 guns ablaze but you don't you don't know that okay

00:12:59.160 trump here's his pivot he's cozying up to putin oh he see i told you he was in he was a russian spy

00:13:12.200 no he's not america first he is pushing minerals over missiles it's 200 billion dollar in aid that's

00:13:23.160 what's at stake and and a deal that screws ukraine if they don't participate but who else gets

00:13:31.240 screwed besides ukraine if they take this deal jada jada china hates this they hate trump's deal they hate

00:13:46.920 trump's deal with ukraine and they hate trump's deal with russia why oh i'll explain

00:13:56.520 so this whole thing uh of ukraine is a setup for a massive win-win and i think now uh it didn't have

00:14:08.120 to be this way but ukraine and uh europe has just by their moves if they don't change the course

00:14:19.320 it's going to be a lose for them russia lost it's not it's a paper tiger it's never going into nato

00:14:27.160 it's not going into poland they lost they want a deal about money ukraine could rebuild their country

00:14:34.920 and stop getting their people killed by doing a deal instead they want i think they want more war

00:14:41.960 i think this little man boy my view has changed on him this little teeny napoleon all he wants is war

00:14:52.040 he's you're you're a fool five billion would die if we went into nuclear war and that is uh that's a

00:15:01.400 real option that unfortunately is a real option okay so what else happened over the weekend oh well

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00:16:46.440 okay so the u.s russia relations uh boy it uh it it had a good weekend i guess but it the russia china

00:17:01.080 relations not so good the um our diplomat shook hands um whispers of normalized ties um were happening

00:17:15.800 uh in istanbul uh in istanbul this weekend china's trade ministry fired back over the weekend

00:17:22.840 threatening steep tariffs on u.s exports they say we are realigning the world yes we are china

00:17:32.120 we're realigning the world and it's not fair to us oh now here's the bad part short-term soybean

00:17:39.800 soybean farmers in iowa you might be watching your livelihood uh teeter because china is saying well

00:17:47.560 we won't buy anything from america it's uh you we have to as we as we try to get some critical uh rare

00:17:58.120 minerals uh you have to keep your eye on the long game and that's going to hurt some people now president

00:18:06.040 trump's pivot was you know is is the key to all of this he clashed with zelinski uh then he leaned

00:18:14.120 towards moscow uh europe watched uneasy nato's glue begin to weaken uh the all the analysts are like oh

00:18:23.400 that's gonna be a problem this is a geopolitical chess board that is tilting quickly the u.s russia

00:18:31.240 thaw could lower tension tensions in proxy wars like syria but china and the tariff threat risks a

00:18:40.680 trade spiral if it goes poorly this would be very bad a 20 higher grocery bill because of the tariffs

00:18:50.120 on china and if they retaliate in an ugly way that's why markets are jittery oil is up five percent since

00:18:57.480 friday because there is a possibility we hit a critical supply chain crisis again okay so are we

00:19:08.280 playing the right game well i know trump is playing a bigger game to isolate china but it is a very very

00:19:17.320 dangerous game good news is everybody is counting on trump to flinch or blink or go okay i was bluffing

00:19:27.480 uh i've never seen him bluff have you i've never seen the man bluff you should take him at his word when

00:19:35.000 you're at the negotiating table now um the uh ukraine aid deal that's over but the clash is the fault line

00:19:47.800 splitting east from west i'll give you more on that coming up in a second commodity prices went up

00:19:56.600 which could be bad for our inflation in nigeria a street vendor this is a story that i read today a

00:20:04.120 street vendor in nigeria has a tray of gala snacks on saturday morning she's out at the market and a

00:20:11.160 customer comes up and says 500 nara now yes oh they grumbled and walked away without buying any of her

00:20:19.640 gala snacks oh well it's happening all over the world um all over the world prices are creeping up

00:20:28.040 uh there's whispers of middle east calm or chaos turkey's ceasefire that's what we shook hands on

00:20:37.400 uh but commodity boards were going up domino effect hitting wheat gas and metals central banks are

00:20:44.280 twitching the fed is hinting at a rate hike by mid-march that spooks wall street uh and we will

00:20:51.880 feel the pinch experts blame a cocktail of geopolitical stuff and supply snags china's mineral threats adding

00:21:01.480 fuel to the fire remember that line china's mineral threats are adding fuel to the fire so here's the

00:21:10.680 problem with all of this inflation's back it has teeth it's personal um the oil jump is the u.s russia

00:21:19.800 china maneuvering over the weekend trade wars ignite gas could hit five dollars a gallon but i don't think

00:21:26.120 it's going to the fed hawkish that might cool things but at what cost jobs could thin borrowing will

00:21:33.960 tighten some economists see a silver lining higher prices might force innovation and innovation is

00:21:40.760 coming because of ai but remember china's hoarding could be the wild card families are already rationing

00:21:49.400 and hoarding in china not just rare earth minerals also this weekend ai regulation talks um they had a

00:21:58.920 global summit in india and the prime minister of india welcomed the tech titans to the uh next or nxt

00:22:07.240 conclave room full of suits and scientists all gathered around a table to try to come up with the

00:22:13.240 rules to tame ai the u.s pushed anti-bias codes nobody really liked that one but that's what we

00:22:20.200 were pushing china touted its own standards oh okay we're gonna go in china's i don't think so now

00:22:27.320 imagine a coder in silicon valley tweaking the algorithms now under a global microscope that's

00:22:33.560 what's possibly happening by sunday a draft pack emerge no deep fakes in elections no ai weapons

00:22:40.680 unchecked delegates left hopeful but really uh i fear the red tape

00:22:49.000 this is a tightrope walk ai is a genie that is half out of the bite out of the bottle uh we are

00:22:57.800 in a tech cold war that's what the rare earth minerals are all about in ukraine that's what all the rare

00:23:06.360 rare earth minerals are about in china that's what everything is all about more in just a minute

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00:24:57.640 promo code oh okay and i've been saying that trump is playing five-dimensional chess let me show you the

00:25:21.960 five dimensions of a win here for america the reason why i uh well i was horrified by what i saw come out

00:25:30.440 of the oval office on friday but not because of why everybody else was um i mean it was so stupid uh

00:25:38.360 zelinski is was just playing a game and you don't play a game against trump unless you have a card you know

00:25:46.280 he's standing there going i don't know i'm gonna raise the stakes and he's like dude you don't have

00:25:51.240 any cards not none of them in your hand what are you doing we're not we're not playing you're not

00:25:56.760 you're not capable of even playing this game i don't know i'm gonna push all in okay so he was just

00:26:05.560 stupid first of all put on a tie man put on a tie i know this is ridiculous you know what what what's

00:26:13.240 the big deal he can come in his jeans you know ronald reagan never came in jeans i've never seen

00:26:18.680 even elon musk wears a t-shirt with a jacket have you ever seen him in the oval office with just a t-shirt

00:26:27.480 he's put a jacket on top wear a freaking jacket you know where you are the white house the oval office

00:26:37.400 okay but that's small don't pick fights unless you know you're not going to get clobbered

00:26:48.360 but he was playing a game trying to cozy up look like the strong man who was going to stand up against

00:26:53.640 donald trump and unite europe because i should be in nato good luck with that one nato let me show you

00:27:00.520 what happened and part of it an extra win for the united states uh might happen just because

00:27:09.560 europe was stupid and they threw themselves in with zelinski so here's what trump is accomplishing

00:27:16.760 with all of this one stopping a war who's against that about maybe 500 000 people half a million people

00:27:28.520 remember we lost about 60 000 60 000 in uh in vietnam remember how horrible that was russia's

00:27:38.520 lost 200 000 these are low numbers ukraine 50 000 low numbers so 250 000 people lost in this war

00:27:50.760 could be much much higher let's end it what do you say because i don't even think anybody even knows

00:27:55.240 what this one is about anymore okay so uh it ends that two it ends the spending of the united states

00:28:04.440 in ukraine where we don't have any idea where any of it is going okay it is a corrupt country i don't

00:28:12.920 want to be uh helping their sock industry do you want to be responsible because you already are under biden

00:28:20.520 you were paying for all of the social security benefits for everybody who has worked in the ukrainian

00:28:27.160 government are you for that because i'm not what the hell are we doing with that all right ending the

00:28:34.040 killing ending the bleed of money now what does everybody get out of it well let's take russia

00:28:42.680 here's point number two number one stop the bleeding on people and money number two russia it lets putin go

00:28:52.440 home while declaring a win but everyone else knows he actually lost how can you possibly say that because

00:29:02.280 he was supposed to go in there and in two weeks take ukraine now we are what four years later three years

00:29:11.240 later and he still only has 20 and he is stuck so it's not going anywhere go ahead putin cross into

00:29:20.440 poland and see what happens to you if you do that the idea that russia can just plow into uh europe has now

00:29:30.040 been proven to be false he lost in europe okay so he can go home and declare he won because he's got some land

00:29:40.920 i don't like that but that's what happens in war um two with trump and putin at the negotiating table

00:29:53.000 what is trump doing he's siding with russia that's what he's doing no he is getting the rare earth minerals

00:30:03.400 from russia russia russia and ukraine are sitting on a gigantic uh pile of rare earth minerals

00:30:14.600 if you don't know what that is that's the thing that makes your computer work if we don't have rare earth

00:30:24.440 minerals we cannot compete in the world of tomorrow who has 90 of them jada did we help that yes because

00:30:38.440 we gave china afghanistan you know why we built that gigantic base over there that we just handed to them

00:30:47.160 because that's near the site of rare earth minerals again we cannot compete in tomorrow's world without

00:30:58.760 rare earth minerals why do you think china is all cozied up to russia on this not just because they're against

00:31:07.800 the united states they want the rare earth minerals what are they doing all over the world they're making

00:31:15.240 deals and saying hey so we'll kind of you know juice your economy here and uh you give us the rare earth

00:31:22.520 minerals they're smart they're thinking ahead oh i'm not used to this so is the president of the united

00:31:31.320 states thinking ahead we need the rare earth minerals so we win but because we win well i'll get to that here

00:31:40.200 in a second so we win we're giving money that really is russia's anyway we're giving money to russia

00:31:49.560 to buy the rare earth minerals that's a win for us because we're getting them at a discount

00:31:56.600 china we have to buy them from them at a higher rate money doesn't talk to putin it screams

00:32:04.920 he wants the money from the united states for the rare earth minerals and he goes away not happy but

00:32:15.240 not vengeful kind of an important thing so there's win number two putin and russia and rare earth minerals

00:32:24.200 for america three ukraine okay they didn't get the nato thing they're never going to get the nato thing

00:32:31.080 um it allows uh for us to now buy rare earth minerals from ukraine they make money we get

00:32:42.360 something in return and here's the really important thing for ukraine if we have our companies and rare

00:32:50.680 earth minerals those are extraordinarily valuable to the united states do you think we're going to let

00:32:59.720 we're going to build and build infrastructure and mines and everything else to get those rare earth

00:33:04.680 minerals out and then we're just going to say oh putin just took them all nope we're not sending it in

00:33:11.720 troops but you will understand soon in the coming days months and years how important rare earth minerals

00:33:19.800 are we would send troops if that was our stash of rare earth minerals okay so a win for ukraine they didn't

00:33:31.800 get the guarantee but they get it another way america's interests are now in ukraine he should have taken

00:33:40.760 these things um four europe what what has been the goal of donald trump for europe he's been saying

00:33:53.960 we're going to get out of nato he doesn't that's not his goal i don't think he would he would mind

00:33:58.680 getting out of nato because it's an old alliance that no longer is necessary but what does he really

00:34:05.720 want he wants to stop paying 70 for the defense of europe we pay 70 of everything that europe has in

00:34:17.400 defense we pay 70 of that no no we're not going to do that anymore so what happens well because of the

00:34:29.320 wef you know strategy over in europe you have uh them coming together on zelinski's side that's not

00:34:39.080 going to make nato stronger because america is not going to go and get involved and if you think we're

00:34:46.280 going to blink on that donald trump donald trump will sew his eyelids open before he would blink on

00:34:53.880 okay we're going to send some troops into nato it's not going to happen not going to happen that

00:34:59.080 weakens nato yes but it also does what it forces nato to spend more money on their own defense

00:35:09.480 a win for america nato pays more okay what's the other win the world war ii uh plans the world war ii uh

00:35:24.920 model for the world takes a major hit that's another goal of anybody who wants to get out of

00:35:33.160 nato anybody who wants to say you know the world has changed why are we still doing it that way which

00:35:38.120 is donald trump the downside on this one is that the eu because of where they're headed with the world

00:35:49.800 economic forum they are headed to a very unpleasant place i mean they just said when jd vance was over

00:35:55.880 there they just said we don't have anything in common with america if they're going to be for free

00:36:00.280 speech and freedom of press and and not changing the results of elections i don't think we have as much

00:36:06.040 in common well you know what i don't want to be your ally if that's what you believe you're an enemy to

00:36:11.560 freedom no i don't want to be your i don't want to spend money for your defense it could cause a cold

00:36:19.400 war between us and europe which would not be a good thing but morally ethically and strategically if

00:36:26.920 that's who they're going to be how do we remain their friends wouldn't mind being a trading partner but

00:36:34.200 not your friend and the fifth win five-dimensional chess the fifth win that donald trump is getting

00:36:43.240 china loses russia china loses the rare earth minerals that russia just captured china loses its grip not just

00:36:58.840 on on uh russia but also on us why did trump one of the first things he said you know what we ought

00:37:11.480 to buy greenland we're gonna how much greenland come on there's always a price how much how much

00:37:17.160 why because we needed ice cubes we needed rare earth minerals the downside on all of this stuff

00:37:28.440 is if russia and and uh zelensky don't make a deal with the united states greenland

00:37:35.080 sorry you're gonna be seeing a lot of us in the future because to compete for america to win for

00:37:43.480 america to advance for america to be a superpower for us not to be slaves of china we must have rare

00:37:51.720 earth minerals that's what this whole thing is all about at least for donald trump it was about bribery

00:37:59.160 graft war with europe and with biden with trump it's about peace it's about everybody can win here

00:38:10.920 and the united states will win to quote him bigly because we need the rare earth minerals anybody who

00:38:19.560 says that trump is stupid trump is causing a war no he's not no he's not but the world is changing and

00:38:29.080 for once finally we have a president that knows how to negotiate is negotiating on so many levels it's

00:38:39.320 mind-boggling and a president that's going to win not for him not for his cronies but for america's future

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00:40:54.040 all right so all right go ahead let me have it go ahead no i i think a lot i agree with a lot of

00:41:05.400 what you said i think yeah you know i think he's i'm a little bit maybe more leaning on the uh turning

00:41:13.560 lemons into lemonade type of approach rather than like this was some grand strategy i don't think he

00:41:19.400 initiated that confrontation oh no no no no when you listen to the whole thing no okay he when the

00:41:24.520 europe part he's making lemons out of lemonade they don't understand it could have been good for them

00:41:29.960 good for us right instead this is going to turn out bad for them good for us i mean it's it's amazing

00:41:36.360 win-win you know how the left always does win-win and we lose every time usually yeah this this is a

00:41:43.400 president putting america in the situation of a win-win they could have won with us but instead

00:41:50.600 they're going to lose and we win and that's because of how they reacted on friday saturday and sunday

00:41:58.440 they could still change course but this is a grand strategy europe and zelinski just didn't see it coming

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00:43:22.200 stew and i have just been duking it out today just duking it out that's not even true i think we've

00:43:26.120 agreed on almost all of your analysis i you're much more suit focused than i am no i'm i'm really very

00:43:31.640 pumped up about the suit you are absolutely don't say i'm really not you are you're very pumped i find

00:43:36.920 it here i'm it's not like what it's not what i would lead with but if you want to lead with it

00:43:42.360 i think he did actually lead with it i think it was the first commentary he had on the story today

00:43:47.000 but i gotta tell you you know just show some your job zelinski is to kiss anyone's ass that wants to

00:43:55.320 help you 100 okay just don't be an imbecile and he was i i agree with that part of it all right

00:44:25.320 so

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00:44:57.840 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:04.580 Well, hi there, Mark.

00:45:06.620 We've got a lot on our plate today.

00:45:08.380 Going to talk a little bit more about Zelensky

00:45:10.180 because Stu is just like,

00:45:11.320 I think he looks sharp without a suit.

00:45:13.660 That's not what I said at all.

00:45:15.040 I don't think he's a little man

00:45:16.620 that just tried to just embarrass us.

00:45:19.440 I don't think.

00:45:20.100 That's not at all accurate.

00:45:20.700 I think it's all Trump's fault.

00:45:22.900 That's what he's thinking.

00:45:23.660 I definitely did not say that at all.

00:45:25.400 We'll see.

00:45:26.180 We'll see, Stu.

00:45:27.120 Coming up in just a second.

00:45:28.860 The worst.

00:45:31.140 I just love making your life miserable.

00:45:33.440 And you succeed.

00:45:34.620 You've been doing it for 20 plus years.

00:45:36.520 Yeah, so we're going to get into that here

00:45:39.120 in just a second and so much more.

00:45:40.460 I even have an Oscar update.

00:45:42.540 Really?

00:45:42.900 I've got the whole list of everything

00:45:45.300 that everybody cares about on the Oscars.

00:45:47.080 You watch the Oscars?

00:45:48.300 I did not watch the Oscars.

00:45:49.960 But I've got the recap.

00:45:51.300 You just read about it.

00:45:52.360 No, didn't read about it either.

00:45:53.840 Did you have someone watch it for you?

00:45:54.980 No, I did not.

00:45:56.220 No.

00:45:56.700 But I have the update anyway.

00:46:00.340 I'm interested to hear this.

00:46:01.980 I'll give that to you coming up.

00:46:03.340 Just let me know when you're ready.

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00:46:57.760 I want to hear the Oscar update.

00:46:58.980 Oh, you want the Oscar update?

00:47:00.440 Yeah.

00:47:00.860 Okay.

00:47:01.200 Because I don't know how much shit.

00:47:02.280 We have any Oscars kind of music or anything?

00:47:05.380 I mean, you could just go with the Nazi national anthem.

00:47:08.880 It's the same thing.

00:47:09.860 I mean, no, that's not it.

00:47:13.140 Anyway, the Oscars, they had their annual get-together last night,

00:47:17.520 you know, where they pat each other on the back, you know,

00:47:19.580 to say congratulations,

00:47:22.360 you were better at pretending to be somebody you're not

00:47:25.460 than the other guy.

00:47:26.600 But that's what happened.

00:47:30.200 So let me just get right to it.

00:47:34.080 Because I didn't watch it.

00:47:35.220 And in fact, I even asked Grok to watch it.

00:47:37.960 You know, the AI.

00:47:38.880 Oh, okay.

00:47:39.460 And he's like, I'd rather make out with a calculator than that.

00:47:42.080 So I don't even know what that is.

00:47:44.360 But first up, best picture.

00:47:46.960 Best picture.

00:47:47.940 Everybody said it was going to be Anora.

00:47:51.140 Some gritty flick about a sex worker or something.

00:47:54.220 I didn't see it.

00:47:55.160 Sounds like a headache with extra glitter.

00:47:58.120 Buzz was deafening.

00:47:59.160 So Anora wins.

00:48:01.700 Congratulations.

00:48:02.440 It did win.

00:48:02.820 Yes.

00:48:03.100 It did win.

00:48:03.660 I heard it was, someone described it as the first 45 minutes of it

00:48:07.380 are all sex scenes.

00:48:09.860 Which, I, okay.

00:48:12.160 It used to be called pornography.

00:48:14.620 Right.

00:48:15.420 Okay.

00:48:16.020 You don't go, I mean, one sex scene in the first 45 minutes.

00:48:19.020 Okay.

00:48:19.280 Maybe that's art.

00:48:20.140 I don't know.

00:48:20.800 So I didn't.

00:48:21.600 45 straight minutes.

00:48:22.640 I didn't see it.

00:48:23.260 I don't even know if it happened.

00:48:24.520 But Sean Baker took the Oscar.

00:48:27.140 He was the director.

00:48:28.380 And, you know, he said, wow, this is for all the outsiders.

00:48:32.140 Cinema is about, you know, raw truth, not your capitalist propaganda.

00:48:35.500 And then he sat down and took the Oscar.

00:48:37.240 And it was wonderful.

00:48:38.000 Do you remember the Clint Eastwood movie, Any Which Way But Loose?

00:48:42.780 You remember that movie?

00:48:44.240 Oh, it was good.

00:48:44.840 It had everything in it.

00:48:45.640 It had Clint Eastwood, had a monkey, had somebody who was kind of hot

00:48:50.280 and kind of funny in it, and Clint Eastwood.

00:48:52.760 It had everything.

00:48:55.400 That should get the best picture every year.

00:48:57.660 But did it get, I digress.

00:48:58.780 Does it have a 45-minute Clint Eastwood sex scene?

00:49:01.140 No.

00:49:01.580 Okay.

00:49:02.080 God, it doesn't.

00:49:03.180 Next, best actor.

00:49:04.740 They were going between Adrian Brody for The Brutalist, which I didn't see.

00:49:08.920 Sounds like, just sounds bad about some architect or something.

00:49:13.760 I don't know.

00:49:14.720 And the other one was.

00:49:16.260 This is a good update.

00:49:17.340 Timothy.

00:49:18.640 Chalamet.

00:49:19.320 Chalamet.

00:49:20.320 No.

00:49:20.800 I don't like anybody that spells Timothy with two E's at the end.

00:49:25.920 I just question you, and you're clearly French.

00:49:30.080 But I think he was in like a Bob Dylan thing.

00:49:32.560 Yeah.

00:49:32.900 I flipped a coin on this one.

00:49:34.400 Chalamet wins.

00:49:35.720 Or Chalamet.

00:49:36.180 No, Brody won.

00:49:37.820 Ah, whatever.

00:49:40.640 Whatever.

00:49:41.440 This is a good update.

00:49:42.520 Anyway, he won, and he walked up, and he said, this is for the poets, the dreamers.

00:49:47.280 No, he didn't win.

00:49:47.960 Thanks, Mom.

00:49:49.040 Thanks to my agent and anybody else but Jesus.

00:49:51.940 I want to thank.

00:49:52.840 Nice.

00:49:53.540 Best actress, Demi Moore.

00:49:56.260 They were all talking about, I guess, you know, they're going to give it to her because

00:50:00.240 everybody likes a comeback story.

00:50:01.660 And, you know, something about aging and body horror or whatever, because I don't even want

00:50:06.840 to think about it.

00:50:07.520 The substance.

00:50:08.140 She won.

00:50:08.860 No, she did not.

00:50:09.820 Yeah.

00:50:10.020 Mikey Madison won.

00:50:10.900 Yeah.

00:50:11.320 Well, you can listen to Stu, who apparently cares, or me.

00:50:15.400 So she got up and she was like, hey, I want to thank my vegan yoga coach, which brings

00:50:20.780 me to Kale, another reason to hate any Hollywood type.

00:50:25.020 That's your body horror, is Kale.

00:50:28.180 Best supporting actor, Kieran Culkin.

00:50:32.660 Yes, that one's right.

00:50:34.120 Really?

00:50:34.700 Really?

00:50:35.180 You got that one right.

00:50:35.740 He walked up on stage and he was like, boy, did my brother blow this thing or what?

00:50:40.480 I mean, I wasn't even the talented one in the family, or at least that's what my parents

00:50:44.980 used to say.

00:50:46.240 Anyway, best supporting actress, Zoe Saldanala.

00:50:50.240 Yeah, she won.

00:50:52.320 She was in the Emilia Perez, which is some musical mess that is more fun than a vegan

00:51:02.180 potluck.

00:51:04.000 I've been to them, and no, it's not.

00:51:05.960 She got up and she said, this is for resilience, for art, and I want to thank my ancestors.

00:51:11.960 I don't even know who her ancestors are.

00:51:13.460 She actually did do the thank her ancestors thing.

00:51:16.500 Did she really?

00:51:16.960 Yeah.

00:51:17.740 Pretty good guess, huh?

00:51:18.420 I think she's the first Dominican Republican.

00:51:20.520 I don't know.

00:51:21.040 Oh my gosh.

00:51:22.140 Finally, finally, the Dominican Republican has an Oscar.

00:51:25.380 How long have we been talking about it?

00:51:26.300 How long have the world-

00:51:27.360 The whole show's history has been dedicated to why don't Dominicans win these awards?

00:51:31.460 I don't even know what that movie's about, but I've seen clips, and just watching the clips

00:51:36.960 makes me want to demand my two hours back, because I imagined two hours of how bad that

00:51:41.840 was.

00:51:42.300 Horrible.

00:51:42.720 Best director, Sean Baker for Anora again.

00:51:45.900 Mm-hmm.

00:51:46.180 You know, and he got up again a second time, and he said, see, told ya, my film's a rebellion

00:51:53.240 against the system, and everybody cheered, and it was great.

00:51:57.240 I just want to say, to the Academy, I didn't see the movie.

00:52:01.340 Nobody saw the movie.

00:52:02.480 I didn't watch the Oscars.

00:52:03.740 Nobody watched the Oscars.

00:52:04.840 And honestly, I think most of America is totally cool with the update I just gave them.

00:52:11.340 Yeah.

00:52:11.880 Oh.

00:52:12.260 Which-

00:52:12.480 It's more information than they probably wanted.

00:52:14.560 Which really, the most important part is, you should see any which way but loose.

00:52:19.460 Clint Eastwood and a monkey.

00:52:21.100 Mm-hmm.

00:52:21.640 Okay?

00:52:22.220 It's good.

00:52:23.460 It's good.

00:52:23.720 Not one of his best, but better than the Oscars.

00:52:26.640 Yeah.

00:52:27.080 And there's your Oscar update.

00:52:28.340 Wow.

00:52:28.840 There he goes.

00:52:29.460 That was excellent.

00:52:29.980 Thank you.

00:52:30.040 Thank you very much.

00:52:30.760 Good job.

00:52:31.060 Okay.

00:52:31.540 Very informative.

00:52:32.380 Thank you.

00:52:32.720 Let's get to Stu, where he's bad-mouthing everything that is America first.

00:52:39.440 You know?

00:52:39.920 Anything that is good for America.

00:52:42.220 Stu's like, I don't like it.

00:52:44.100 Not what's happening at all, by the way, if we could be clear on that.

00:52:47.540 Yeah, remember, he says-

00:52:49.100 It's as accurate as your Oscar update.

00:52:51.680 Yes.

00:52:52.040 Thank you.

00:52:52.500 Thank you.

00:52:53.280 So, it's interesting.

00:52:55.060 I think I mostly agree with everything that you laid out there.

00:52:58.380 I think one thing that you didn't spend too much time focusing on was, what's Zelensky's

00:53:04.660 job in this moment?

00:53:06.600 To kiss everybody's butt as much as he can and walk away with as much as he can get from

00:53:15.020 Donald Trump.

00:53:15.680 Like, for example, Glenn.

00:53:17.060 If I'm going to come to you, I am Donald Trump right now.

00:53:19.300 And I'm going to be, I'm the mean, a big, bad American.

00:53:22.340 Okay?

00:53:22.800 And he is-

00:53:23.300 I'm bad nobody said I could be any worse, but I am.

00:53:25.480 Got it.

00:53:26.400 And he says, you know, Vladdy here, this guy started the war.

00:53:31.880 And I'm playing Vlad?

00:53:32.940 No, you're playing what you should do as Zelensky.

00:53:34.840 Okay, got it.

00:53:35.280 This guy here, Vladimir Zelensky, started the war.

00:53:38.320 It's his fault.

00:53:40.280 Everything that's going on right now, the fact that this war is going on is this man's fault,

00:53:44.900 and I find it to be despicable.

00:53:46.300 I would like to say, Mr. President, you're absolutely right.

00:53:49.680 Whatever you just said, my fault completely.

00:53:52.760 Yes.

00:53:53.060 At the very least, you should say, look, I know we have a lot to discuss, and I would

00:53:57.180 love to do that when we get some time alone, not in front of the media, but just some time

00:54:01.880 to be able to discuss all of these differences.

00:54:03.020 You could even say, look, the president and I don't agree on everything, but we do agree

00:54:08.020 this war must stop.

00:54:09.660 Yes.

00:54:10.000 And we have a treaty that we're working on.

00:54:12.980 And you know what, Glenn, or Donald, we have so, we do have things that we disagree on,

00:54:20.020 but we have so much more that we unite on and we come together on.

00:54:22.420 We've been long-term allies.

00:54:23.820 That's right.

00:54:24.060 We want to work together.

00:54:24.760 Glad said it.

00:54:25.640 That's it.

00:54:26.300 Good enough for me.

00:54:27.220 They said he'd never say it, but he said it.

00:54:29.320 There it is.

00:54:29.800 You know, you ever get that moment in like, it's a bad show, and you just want to scream

00:54:32.500 out at the comedian, get off the stage!

00:54:34.800 That's what I wanted to scream out to Zelensky the entire time.

00:54:37.760 That's what I was screaming.

00:54:39.500 Get off the stage.

00:54:40.380 Unfortunately, I was in a supermarket at the time, but it is what I was screaming.

00:54:45.240 Anything you can do to disarm that situation, if you're in Zelensky's position, is what

00:54:49.340 you're supposed to do.

00:54:49.980 But he, but Donald Trump started it!

00:54:52.780 Doesn't matter.

00:54:53.740 Well, no.

00:54:54.280 It doesn't matter.

00:54:54.960 But it's not true.

00:54:56.080 Well, that's an interesting point.

00:54:58.420 Oh!

00:54:58.740 That's an interesting point.

00:54:59.740 Here's where he hates America.

00:55:01.020 No, it's not true.

00:55:02.460 It's not true.

00:55:03.620 No, I mean, you could, that I would say was the.

00:55:08.200 Opinion of the media.

00:55:09.460 Yes.

00:55:09.920 That Trump started it.

00:55:11.140 And when you listen to the one clip that they keep putting out there, I think you could

00:55:16.280 take that in a way, not even Trump, but Vance.

00:55:19.180 Yes.

00:55:19.320 Because they seem to be having a discussion.

00:55:21.660 There's a couple times where it's, you know, seemingly cordial.

00:55:25.060 A couple times.

00:55:26.620 And then you hear that clip where Vance steps in.

00:55:30.640 Here it is.

00:55:31.440 Cut five, please.

00:55:33.720 I'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country.

00:55:37.360 Yes, but if you are not strong.

00:55:38.800 Mr. President, with respect, I think it's disrespectful for you to come into the Oval

00:55:42.240 Office and try to litigate this in front of the American media.

00:55:44.940 Right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because

00:55:49.380 you have manpower problems.

00:55:51.180 You should be thanking the president for trying to bring it into this conflict.

00:55:54.580 Have you ever been to Ukraine that you say what problems we have?

00:55:57.620 I have been to Ukraine.

00:55:59.020 Oh, come on.

00:55:59.540 I've actually watched and seen the stories.

00:56:03.420 And I know what happens is you bring people, you bring them on a propaganda tour, Mr. President.

00:56:08.600 Do you disagree that you've had problems bringing people into your military?

00:56:12.600 We have problems.

00:56:13.140 And do you think that it's respectful to come to the Oval Office of the United States of

00:56:17.240 America and attack the administration that is trying to prevent the destruction of your

00:56:21.700 country?

00:56:21.920 Hello.

00:56:22.480 Okay.

00:56:22.720 Now, you could say, if that's the clip you saw, which is what everybody saw.

00:56:26.600 Right.

00:56:27.080 Of course.

00:56:27.620 That's what they saw.

00:56:28.320 That's the clip they saw.

00:56:29.300 And you could say, wow, J.D. Vance, A, Donald Trump really respects J.D. Vance because

00:56:34.940 notice he just sat there and just like let him go.

00:56:38.460 Okay.

00:56:39.320 He caused all the problems.

00:56:40.760 It was J.D. Vance's fault.

00:56:42.260 What's the truth there, Stu?

00:56:43.620 Well, I decided to go back and actually watch what led up to it.

00:56:48.240 And by the way, you had a life.

00:56:50.040 You weren't watching it live.

00:56:52.000 Yeah, I know.

00:56:52.480 I was not watching it live.

00:56:53.280 Wow.

00:56:53.660 Okay.

00:56:53.900 I saw that clip and I thought, to be honest with you, when I first saw that clip, my initial

00:56:59.020 thought was I've never seen anything like that in my entire life.

00:57:02.920 Yep.

00:57:03.080 I've never seen an interaction like that in front of the media between two world leaders in

00:57:06.280 my entire life.

00:57:06.880 It was absolutely shocking, I thought.

00:57:09.300 You know, it's different than like a U.N. speech where one's criticizing the other.

00:57:12.580 The fact that the two allies were together in front of the American media arguing like

00:57:17.160 I've never seen it before.

00:57:18.040 So just shocking.

00:57:18.560 I actually went next door and talked to some people next door and I was like, are you seeing

00:57:23.120 it?

00:57:23.280 It was live.

00:57:23.760 Yeah.

00:57:23.880 Are you seeing this?

00:57:24.620 Are you seeing this?

00:57:24.920 Look at this.

00:57:25.160 It was legitimately fascinating.

00:57:27.300 Crazy.

00:57:27.620 But that's that first clip I saw.

00:57:29.780 And I thought to myself, there is a possibility.

00:57:31.960 I wanted to check on this, but there's a possibility that Vance was trying to irritate this arrangement,

00:57:40.240 largely because Vance has been much more clear than Trump has been over the past few years

00:57:47.320 that he wants to stop that funding.

00:57:49.720 Trump at times has entertained it.

00:57:51.220 He's even said he would increase it if Russia does not go along with a sensible peace deal.

00:57:55.860 Correct.

00:57:56.080 And he would have as well.

00:57:58.380 He doesn't bluff.

00:57:59.300 He does not bluff.

00:58:00.500 Right.

00:58:00.740 Like he is one of those guys who I think is looking for a functional end to this war.

00:58:06.000 Yes.

00:58:06.160 That's what his priority is.

00:58:07.540 Correct.

00:58:07.820 His priority is not, to the dismay of many in the media, the best thing for Ukraine or

00:58:13.520 the best thing for Russia.

00:58:14.480 He wants that thing over.

00:58:16.160 And I think that's a much higher priority than, well, what land border is which and even

00:58:23.040 what, even minerals.

00:58:24.060 I think he wants that war over even more than the minerals.

00:58:27.600 Yes, but he does find that very important.

00:58:30.040 The minerals are giving them the security that Zelensky is asking for.

00:58:36.460 Yeah, it's a good strategy to those ends, right?

00:58:38.700 It's a great strategy to that end.

00:58:40.080 Right.

00:58:40.400 But that's, I don't think his top priority.

00:58:42.580 I think his top priority is he wants that war to end.

00:58:45.780 That is not the case.

00:58:47.060 We've talked to J.D. Vance for years.

00:58:49.140 He has been very strong against that funding.

00:58:52.100 To, I think, the applause of much of the audience.

00:58:55.200 Like, he has been ideologically opposed to it for a very long time.

00:58:59.740 He hasn't been like Lindsey Graham.

00:59:01.580 They're totally on the opposite side of that shit.

00:59:03.320 I don't even think he was like me.

00:59:04.860 Because at the outset, I was for.

00:59:08.000 I was for Ukraine standing up.

00:59:10.060 Not for sending billions of dollars over.

00:59:12.320 But sending our thoughts and prayers, which do no good, people.

00:59:17.080 Sending our thoughts and prayers over there, supporting them.

00:59:20.340 I was for them.

00:59:21.300 I thought Zelensky.

00:59:22.660 I thought, okay, this guy is standing up.

00:59:24.920 This guy is their George Washington, possibly.

00:59:28.680 No, he is a little hothead.

00:59:31.380 Yeah, that certainly was shown in that meeting.

00:59:34.700 Again, I still said my thoughts and prayers.

00:59:37.240 I still think that they should be fighting for their own country.

00:59:40.060 Again, did you see what I heard I just said?

00:59:41.720 They should be fighting for their own country.

00:59:45.060 Yeah, me too.

00:59:45.500 Not us.

00:59:46.220 Yeah.

00:59:46.940 Anyway, so he comes in there with that whole situation.

00:59:54.080 You think, look, you know, Vance has been really clear on this issue.

00:59:56.920 Perhaps he was trying to stir this up, looking to draw a divide.

01:00:00.500 It's not impossible.

01:00:01.780 It's what Vance thinks is the right thing to do as far as ending that funding.

01:00:05.660 Not impossible.

01:00:06.460 But I thought, you know, you don't just make that judgment and move on.

01:00:09.200 You look at the lead-up to it.

01:00:12.260 I went through the entire lead.

01:00:13.420 It was a half an hour.

01:00:14.320 A half an hour.

01:00:15.580 Never get that time back.

01:00:16.700 I mean, first of all, you never get that time back.

01:00:18.780 Secondly, I don't even hear people reporting that.

01:00:21.200 No.

01:00:21.460 Let alone, they just say there was a build-up.

01:00:23.480 It went back and forth and then it turned it.

01:00:24.880 A half an hour is a long time.

01:00:26.820 And throughout this, it's absolutely clear that the instigator of this confrontation is Zelensky.

01:00:34.480 He is confrontational from the start.

01:00:37.560 He is edging back and forth.

01:00:39.540 Trump several times gives him outs to be able to take-

01:00:43.000 Kind of laughs it off.

01:00:43.500 Kind of laughs it off.

01:00:44.340 He jokes with them.

01:00:45.320 They go back and forth.

01:00:46.860 He keeps trying to make these points about getting security guarantees when, you know,

01:00:52.600 obviously he knows that's not part of this deal.

01:00:54.720 It was not part of the deal.

01:00:56.060 Why did you get on the airplane?

01:00:57.900 Right.

01:00:58.420 Exactly.

01:00:58.640 If you were here, what was it, last week or the week before last, negotiating, Trump

01:01:03.600 said, here's the deal, no security guarantee, just the minerals, then that will bring in

01:01:09.400 our interest and nobody's going to screw around because that will be so valuable to us.

01:01:14.520 So you have that from the United States.

01:01:17.700 And he said, no, good.

01:01:19.600 Get on a plane.

01:01:20.360 Go talk about it.

01:01:21.480 They negotiated some more.

01:01:23.100 They're ready with the deal.

01:01:24.680 They're going to have a lunch.

01:01:26.320 You know, sign the deal.

01:01:27.280 Have lunch.

01:01:28.640 What the hell were you on an airplane for?

01:01:30.160 If you're asking for the same thing he wouldn't give you last time, get the hell out of it.

01:01:34.680 You're not serious.

01:01:35.580 You've wasted our time.

01:01:38.740 You've wasted how much time over the last two weeks?

01:01:42.840 If you're going to come in here and demand the same thing.

01:01:45.900 And then when I say, no, are you going to sign the deal and have lunch?

01:01:51.100 The press comes in.

01:01:52.520 And then, like J.D. Vance said, this is why that phrase was so critical.

01:01:57.240 Don't try to try this in front of the American press.

01:02:03.280 What he was trying to do was make our administration look bad.

01:02:08.260 That's the last thing you should do to any leader in any country if you need their help.

01:02:16.880 And a fascinating part of this story is, and it makes sense with everything you just laid out.

01:02:22.360 Senator Chris Murphy, Democrat.

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01:03:51.020 So all of this arrangement seems to be in order where this deal is going to be signed.

01:03:56.380 Before the meeting, however, Senator Chris Murphy has talked about this.

01:04:00.980 And I think it's pretty important.

01:04:02.280 Before meeting Trump, Zelensky met with anti-Trump Democrats who advised him to reject the terms of the mineral deal the president was offering.

01:04:12.160 Thank you.

01:04:13.020 According to Senator Chris Murphy.

01:04:15.180 Now, that is a fascinating development because it may very well destroy Ukraine.

01:04:23.640 I mean, it's to that level that if it's very easy to see a direct path in which the Democrats tell him to upend what he's already promised Trump.

01:04:32.780 He tries to embarrass him publicly on the kind of advice of Senate Democrats.

01:04:37.800 And remember, he campaigned for Kamala Harris.

01:04:40.420 Yep.

01:04:40.700 Well, yeah.

01:04:41.200 I mean, that was at least how he would not.

01:04:43.520 Yeah, he would not phrase it that way.

01:04:45.020 He would not phrase it that way, but that's what Vance described it.

01:04:48.800 And I think that's how Trump took it.

01:04:51.020 Yes.

01:04:51.360 Which is the most important.

01:04:52.240 Again, the most important thing.

01:04:53.760 This is diplomacy.

01:04:55.040 How are people taking things?

01:04:56.580 Really important.

01:04:57.780 Anyway, the Democrats come in here, encourage him not to take this deal.

01:05:00.520 He fights it out in public.

01:05:01.960 It's very likely now that we are going to turn off the faucet of funding here.

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01:05:07.540 I hope so.

01:05:08.220 Possible.

01:05:08.800 And I think likely at this point, which means that you're left with Europe to defend you.

01:05:14.220 Who knows if they actually step up?

01:05:15.780 They say they're going to.

01:05:16.640 But how many times has that actually happened in our history?

01:05:19.200 And now maybe it's a situation where Russia regains strength and does take Kiev and move in there without our defenses.

01:05:27.920 It's a fascinating thing.

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01:07:02.680 So there's a conversation that's going on behind the scenes.

01:07:20.940 It's actually not behind the scenes.

01:07:22.240 It's out in front.

01:07:22.900 If you're a BlazeTV subscriber, the viewers and listeners are having heated conversations about Ukraine and the EU.

01:07:34.180 Bill Rona said, did you notice the coordinated tweets from the EU leaders?

01:07:41.140 Exact same wording.

01:07:43.200 Look, I think they were all in a panic on Friday.

01:07:47.720 They were all in a panic.

01:07:48.620 All of them were like, no, no, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't push the United States out.

01:07:52.720 That's really a bad thing.

01:07:54.260 Because now they have to step up.

01:07:56.080 And they did over the weekend.

01:07:57.660 We're going to pledge $10 billion.

01:08:00.100 You know, I think that lasts like a day and a half, literally a day and a half to cover the cost of this war.

01:08:04.940 So congratulations on that, Zelensky.

01:08:08.360 So they pledged $10 billion we're in, or 10 billion euros, which is like, I don't even know, more than $10 billion, I think, or it might be less now.

01:08:20.160 I don't know, but it's a lot of money we're pledging.

01:08:23.380 And boots on the ground, really.

01:08:26.740 Because if anything breaks out and they're French boots on the ground, literally the soldiers would have left them.

01:08:34.780 It would have run so fast, they would have slipped out of their boots.

01:08:38.200 That's all that would be on the ground were French boots.

01:08:41.340 Oh, wait till we get Maginot line 2.0, though.

01:08:44.000 Oh, it's going to be really good.

01:08:45.640 It's going to be really good.

01:08:46.920 Kimberly says, Zelensky doesn't want the war to end because there will be elections and he'll lose.

01:08:54.220 I don't know if that's true.

01:08:56.180 He might.

01:08:56.920 He might lose.

01:08:57.560 I mean, he's at a little bit over 50% approval rating, but he could lose.

01:09:01.080 It's possible.

01:09:01.320 Oh, that's not what I was saying.

01:09:02.900 I'm not sure it was true that he wanted it just so he could stay president.

01:09:06.840 Oh, okay.

01:09:07.300 I mean, I think that's, I hope that's not true.

01:09:09.920 Oh, yeah.

01:09:10.380 I see what you're saying.

01:09:11.000 He's a little petty man.

01:09:12.820 He really is.

01:09:13.580 I don't even know that he would lose right now, at least, if the war ended.

01:09:17.400 And that's part of the thing with him going out and being the tough guy against Donald Trump.

01:09:21.040 Nobody goes against Donald Trump.

01:09:23.520 Well, yeah, a lot of people go against Donald Trump.

01:09:25.500 They always lose.

01:09:28.560 You're in a situation where you're trying to have the president like you.

01:09:34.320 So maybe he'll be on your side, which he absolutely is.

01:09:39.520 He tried to give you peace.

01:09:43.000 You don't want it.

01:09:44.620 Joan Peters.

01:09:45.800 Z wears a suit when he meets the WEF.

01:09:48.880 There are pictures.

01:09:49.660 He shows his respect.

01:09:50.660 Get your money from Klaus.

01:09:52.380 Joan, I can't find any pictures from him recently.

01:09:55.780 I know he used to, but that was before the war.

01:09:58.080 Before the war, he did wear suits all the time.

01:10:00.320 Are you that fired up about the suit thing?

01:10:02.240 A lot of people are fired up about the suit thing.

01:10:03.980 I'm fired up.

01:10:04.400 I think it's because of my age.

01:10:06.760 I grew up in a time where you do wear suits for things just to show respect.

01:10:14.280 Yeah.

01:10:14.500 I wear a suit to church because, you know, I could wear, you know, jeans and sandals at any time.

01:10:22.220 I want to show, I want me to feel different when I'm in church.

01:10:27.760 I want to feel like this is something special.

01:10:31.460 I like that.

01:10:32.260 And I think the Oval Office is one of those places.

01:10:36.580 And again, I know you disagree with me.

01:10:38.820 It is.

01:10:39.420 It is.

01:10:39.940 But I brought up Elon.

01:10:42.260 He wears a T-shirt, but he still wears a jacket over there.

01:10:45.600 And that's, I know that sounds crazy, but that's the way, like, restaurants used to do it.

01:10:52.540 When I first lived in New York, I was like, you got to wear a jacket?

01:10:56.520 Oh, no, sir.

01:10:57.540 You'll have to wear black tie on Fridays.

01:10:59.800 Oh, I'm not coming here.

01:11:00.820 But if you ever went to a place and you didn't have a jacket, we will provide one for you, sir.

01:11:08.180 And so you would wear this jacket and you'd look like a boob.

01:11:11.520 And you're like, this really makes me look better.

01:11:13.840 No, it's to show everybody their respect.

01:11:18.920 Everybody else.

01:11:19.860 Come on.

01:11:20.520 No, I know.

01:11:21.980 I know this is not something that people believe in today.

01:11:26.000 But Ronald Reagan would get up at three o'clock in the morning and have to make a red phone call in the Oval.

01:11:33.660 And he would get up at three.

01:11:35.300 Nobody was there.

01:11:37.000 Just an aide.

01:11:37.760 And he'd get fully dressed in a tie and a jacket because he said, the office is more important than I am.

01:11:46.080 And I believe I need to show it respect to keep me humble.

01:11:50.440 I think I disagree with you on this, but in multiple ways.

01:11:55.080 So let me describe one of them.

01:11:57.520 One of them is, I don't think Elon Musk has any excuse for this.

01:12:01.560 He wears suits all the time.

01:12:03.200 He's just not wearing them in the White House.

01:12:05.580 He's wearing a jacket.

01:12:06.820 Yeah, I know.

01:12:07.440 But like, he should just be wearing a suit.

01:12:10.080 He's a business guy that wears suits all the time.

01:12:13.180 He's just chosen to wear a T-shirt and a jacket.

01:12:15.980 If you really care about all these traditions, I think that you'd say Elon Musk, who's a CEO of 500 companies and wears suits all the time.

01:12:24.440 So live on the feed.

01:12:25.300 Regularly.

01:12:26.040 I shouldn't say all the time.

01:12:26.680 Live on the feed said, Elon is finding money for us.

01:12:30.240 Zelensky is taking money from us.

01:12:32.220 That's a great point.

01:12:33.500 There is a little bit of a difference.

01:12:35.740 I'm fine if Elon Musk does a good job with him wearing a T-shirt and a suit jacket.

01:12:40.540 I'm fine with it.

01:12:41.240 I don't really care.

01:12:41.920 That being said, though, and by the way, the choice between Zelensky and Musk, for me, clear, I like Elon Musk more.

01:12:48.080 That being said, on the Zelensky side, the guy is wearing some sort of military outfit.

01:12:56.240 That he invented.

01:12:57.400 Okay.

01:12:57.940 Like Goering.

01:12:58.760 But has been...

01:13:00.040 Not a great precedent.

01:13:01.800 Yeah, right.

01:13:02.660 But like, he has been doing this consistently everywhere he's gone.

01:13:06.140 Yes.

01:13:06.500 I mean, it's not like...

01:13:07.660 Yeah, I know.

01:13:08.000 And he was wearing suits when the war was not going on.

01:13:10.720 And you know what?

01:13:11.120 And he stopped wearing them after.

01:13:12.620 I would not have noticed the suit.

01:13:15.200 I wouldn't have even noticed the suit sitting next to the president if he wasn't such an a-hole.

01:13:21.280 Right.

01:13:21.640 I think that's the bigger problem.

01:13:23.340 Right.

01:13:23.680 Right.

01:13:23.900 Like, the way that he acted, the way that interaction went down...

01:13:26.640 When he said...

01:13:27.180 ...is a bigger issue than the suit for me.

01:13:28.580 ...to the president when he said, I have thanked the American people.

01:13:33.400 Yeah, but you haven't thanked Donald Trump.

01:13:36.340 Okay?

01:13:36.600 You haven't thanked the president who was the first to give them javelins.

01:13:41.200 That's huge.

01:13:41.740 Okay, 2019.

01:13:42.320 It was huge.

01:13:43.120 Huge.

01:13:43.400 And he also was torched, honestly, by you during the...

01:13:48.360 ...thrown under the bus during the impeachment stuff.

01:13:53.280 And he was taking money that he knew.

01:13:56.280 He was.

01:13:56.900 Although Zelensky backed him.

01:13:58.360 He knew he was taking money.

01:13:58.460 I mean, you know, Trump has even said that.

01:14:00.620 He said, I like...

01:14:01.320 When he was coming back into office, he's like, I like Zelensky.

01:14:03.520 I get along with him.

01:14:04.300 He backed me on the perfect phone call.

01:14:05.880 Uh-huh.

01:14:06.200 Which he did.

01:14:07.100 Yeah.

01:14:07.460 Again, these things change.

01:14:08.260 He was also taking money from the Biden people.

01:14:11.080 But anyway.

01:14:11.820 100%.

01:14:12.220 Anyway.

01:14:12.800 So, again, I think, like, the interaction is more of an issue than the suit.

01:14:15.900 The suit seems to me...

01:14:17.080 And I wouldn't have cared that he didn't thank the president.

01:14:19.980 I wouldn't have noticed that if he wasn't such a jerk.

01:14:24.000 Yeah.

01:14:24.220 He was such a jerk and treating our president with such disrespect.

01:14:30.640 I would have said this if he was treating Joe Biden that way.

01:14:33.700 I secretly would have liked...

01:14:35.220 I mean, it would have made me feel good.

01:14:36.900 But I would have been like, you don't treat the president of the United States that way,

01:14:42.260 especially in his own house.

01:14:44.180 It used to be the way it was.

01:14:45.280 If you remember...

01:14:46.400 I'm going to butcher this reference, but you might remember it better than I did.

01:14:49.380 Do you remember when Hugo Chavez called George W. Bush...

01:14:56.060 He said you could smell sulfur?

01:14:57.680 Yeah, yeah.

01:14:58.080 Called him a devil.

01:14:59.500 Called him a devil of some sort.

01:15:01.080 And remember it was like...

01:15:03.420 I don't know.

01:15:04.060 I want to say it was Al Sharpton.

01:15:05.080 But it wasn't.

01:15:05.740 It was another like...

01:15:06.520 I have a New York Democrat at the time.

01:15:08.520 I think it was a congressman who came out and said, look, I don't like George W. Bush at all,

01:15:12.560 but you don't talk to my president that way.

01:15:13.900 Yeah.

01:15:14.280 That used to be a thing.

01:15:15.200 Yeah.

01:15:15.860 And it's not a thing anymore.

01:15:17.880 Not a thing.

01:15:18.480 The Democrats are cheering this on and acting as if Zelensky was brave and he did all this.

01:15:23.300 And like, look, if your goal is to try to create controversy and try to turn some negative attention to Donald Trump,

01:15:30.720 maybe you'll succeed with the media, who knows.

01:15:32.420 If your goal is to actually help Ukraine in this struggle, this was absolutely the worst thing you could have possibly done.

01:15:39.940 And they're taking responsibility for it.

01:15:41.380 Andrew on the feed, the Blaze feed said, globalists tried to remove Putin through war.

01:15:47.540 America created the color revolution in Ukraine in 2014.

01:15:51.160 All of that is absolutely true.

01:15:52.720 And this is really the reason why I cheer for this.

01:15:55.060 This is against what the globalists want.

01:16:00.040 And I am sick and tired of giving the most corrupt nation in the world all of this money.

01:16:06.800 I don't know where that money went.

01:16:08.080 Do you?

01:16:09.060 I'm sick and tired of it.

01:16:10.620 I'm not going to do it.

01:16:11.580 And especially if you come to my country and you slap us around and like, hey, I think, but I want more.

01:16:17.440 You know what?

01:16:18.080 You get none.

01:16:19.240 You get none.

01:16:20.520 I am I was thrilled by it.

01:16:25.320 And I know a lot of people are that is crazy.

01:16:27.020 But that's because, honestly, you don't know enough about the situation.

01:16:31.640 I really, truly believe if you thought that that was Donald Trump that caused all of that and he just wants to, you know, kiss up to Putin, you don't understand what Donald Trump is doing.

01:16:45.400 You haven't researched it.

01:16:47.120 Go back and listen to the bottom of our number one in today's podcast because I lay it all out.

01:16:54.480 Trump has a plan that is playing four dimensional chess.

01:17:00.160 But because of what Europe and Ukraine did on Friday and over the weekend, it's five dimensional chess and he wins all five games, all five.

01:17:11.160 So and when I say he wins, it's actually the United States wins.

01:17:17.580 And by the way, if this doesn't work out, man, I would be worried if I were in Greenland.

01:17:23.500 And you'll understand that comment as well.

01:17:26.380 If you go back and listen to the podcast.

01:17:28.340 All right.

01:17:29.440 Tomorrow, President Trump is about to take the stage for his address to Congress and the mainstream media is getting ready.

01:17:37.940 They're going to say it was bad.

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01:17:41.120 All of that.

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01:17:46.860 We're going to cover it live.

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01:17:51.020 And we're not only going to be streaming the speech live, we'll be hosting a roundtable event with the top Blaze TV host, giving you real time reactions, analysis and the truth that the mainstream media, I think, might miss.

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01:21:36.380 Over the weekend, we hit another technological milestone, really a private industry marvel

01:21:53.080 we've been trying to do for a very, very long time and kept failing at it.

01:21:58.080 It happened this weekend.

01:21:59.080 I'll give you all the information on that coming up in just a second.

01:22:02.760 And also, I don't know if you heard the Alex Clark podcast.

01:22:08.500 It's episode 247 over the weekend.

01:22:11.380 It came out on Saturday.

01:22:12.320 The secret hack to understanding women.

01:22:15.980 That that headline comes from my staff who are just.

01:22:20.500 Who are cruel, quite honestly, they're just trying to make me.

01:22:24.680 They're just pointing and laughing at how uncomfortable I am in certain things because Alex got on and

01:22:33.000 she started talking about we were talking about health and Maha and everything else.

01:22:36.900 And she said, you know, men don't understand women.

01:22:40.380 And then all I heard in the rest of it was just a blur.

01:22:44.640 That's because they don't understand women's menstrual cycle.

01:22:47.700 So let me explain.

01:22:48.700 And then I think I might have blacked out.

01:22:52.280 Oh, no.

01:22:52.980 So, yeah.

01:22:54.260 Did you unplug all the cameras as soon as she said it?

01:22:56.620 No.

01:22:57.200 Is that what you would have done?

01:22:58.140 Oh, my gosh.

01:22:58.640 Yes.

01:22:58.820 I don't want to know anything about that.

01:22:59.880 I don't want to know anything about that.

01:23:01.040 No.

01:23:01.280 Yeah.

01:23:01.420 Whatever's going on.

01:23:02.360 Whatever.

01:23:02.780 You just tell it to your mom.

01:23:04.560 Tell it to your mom.

01:23:05.140 Yes.

01:23:05.540 That's a great conversation for you to have with any other individual than me.

01:23:08.740 Yeah.

01:23:09.500 I'm glad you feel the same way.

01:23:10.540 Did you say that?

01:23:11.320 No.

01:23:11.940 No.

01:23:12.100 Really?

01:23:12.320 I just, I tried.

01:23:13.200 No, I bucked up.

01:23:14.260 I bucked up.

01:23:14.800 But all I heard was my grandfather in my head, ladies, ladies, there are gentlemen here

01:23:19.720 at the table.

01:23:20.420 That's what my grandfather said.

01:23:21.360 You should have said exactly that.

01:23:22.420 I should have said that.

01:23:22.960 Ladies, ladies, there are gentlemen at the table.

01:23:24.860 But I didn't because, you know, it's a new day, new day where, you know, I guess guys

01:23:29.560 need to know that.

01:23:30.440 Again, I didn't, I don't know what she was teaching because it just, everything became

01:23:35.120 blurry all of a sudden.

01:23:36.520 So.

01:23:37.080 Well, luckily it was not a live podcast.

01:23:39.260 You can edit it out, right?

01:23:40.240 You edited it.

01:23:40.840 No, no, we didn't.

01:23:41.960 We didn't edit it out.

01:23:43.020 No.

01:23:43.140 I know you never edited the podcast.

01:23:44.960 That's why I'm warning you.

01:23:45.860 But I'm very concerned.

01:23:46.700 Maybe you should have had it first.

01:23:47.880 There might be a place where you go dark.

01:23:50.520 Might just be like, oh, and you start, don't listen to it while you're driving, gentlemen,

01:23:54.760 please.

01:23:57.080 Anyway, that happened.

01:23:58.380 It's actually a really good podcast.

01:24:00.640 You should listen to it.

01:24:01.560 She had an incredible, did we talk about this?

01:24:04.480 An incredibly, I would say, largely positive article written about her in the New York

01:24:09.160 Times recently.

01:24:10.420 Yes, she is.

01:24:11.060 It was a big profile about her, like, kind of turned to the, you know, Maha type of content.

01:24:16.440 She's very smart.

01:24:17.820 She's very, very smart.

01:24:19.780 And she's on the right track, I think.

01:24:21.780 Lots of people are smart.

01:24:23.700 Lots of people are on the right or make good points and have good content.

01:24:28.720 Rarely does the New York Times treat them as positively as they treat them.

01:24:31.820 What are you suggesting?

01:24:32.560 That she's.

01:24:32.860 No, I thought it was fascinating.

01:24:33.840 I mean, she's a very engaging person.

01:24:35.600 And my wife really, she watched, I think, her old show, I believe, and was telling me

01:24:41.420 about her a long time ago and really liked her content.

01:24:43.760 I just think she's, like, really engaging to, particularly to a female audience.

01:24:49.160 And the more she talks about that topic, it will be almost exclusively female.

01:24:53.200 No, I'm all kidding.

01:24:54.100 No, she does.

01:24:54.780 She does a great job.

01:24:55.540 And it's, I was just, I went into it, reading it, expecting them to say, of course, she's

01:25:01.580 a Nazi.

01:25:02.120 And it just never got there.

01:25:03.500 It was actually relatively positive.

01:25:05.660 That's crazy.

01:25:06.220 Yeah.

01:25:06.440 That's nuts.

01:25:08.120 By the way, I just want to throw this in.

01:25:13.400 Stevie Wonder's blind.

01:25:15.220 Okay.

01:25:16.420 No, no, no.

01:25:17.420 It's important to say these things from time to time.

01:25:19.380 You know, we didn't go to the moon.

01:25:20.480 Yes, we did.

01:25:20.960 We went to the moon.

01:25:21.860 And Stevie Wonder is blind.

01:25:23.020 That's the latest Stevie Wonder actually can see he's faking it.

01:25:29.100 No, Stevie Wonder's blind.

01:25:30.280 I just, again, just like a cuckoo clock on the wall, just telling you the truth every

01:25:35.780 15 minutes.

01:25:36.640 This is the time.

01:25:38.040 This is the time.

01:25:39.700 Stevie Wonder is blind.

01:25:42.200 We did go to the moon.

01:25:44.200 And some news on that, next.

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01:28:01.740 Hello, America.

01:28:04.040 Well, you saw that yesterday the president announced the strategic digital reserve for cryptocurrency.

01:28:13.500 He named three cryptocurrencies to be included.

01:28:17.940 He said, we're going to start stockpiling XRP.

01:28:21.200 That's Ripple.

01:28:22.380 Solana and Cardano.

01:28:24.820 ADA and SOL.

01:28:27.900 Yeah.

01:28:28.620 SOL.

01:28:29.180 That's really not.

01:28:29.820 Anyway.

01:28:30.020 Um, uh, that's what I thought of SOL when I thought, when I saw, uh, why no Bitcoin?

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01:29:59.520 So something came out, uh, on Forbes and I saw this and I was like,

01:30:03.420 Oh, dear heavens.

01:30:04.660 What does that mean for Bitcoin?

01:30:06.320 Uh, the president signed an executive order yesterday, uh, at Mar-a-Lago.

01:30:12.660 He said they are building a new U.S. crypto strategic reserve.

01:30:18.500 Um, and he said that it's going to include XRP, Ripple, SOL, and ADA.

01:30:25.920 So those things just shot through the roof, like 35%, boom, immediately.

01:30:31.440 Uh, and some of us were like, wait, what, what, what about Bitcoin?

01:30:38.800 He came out an hour later and he's like, oh yeah, no, no, no, no, no.

01:30:42.480 Obviously Bitcoin too.

01:30:44.100 And Ethereum.

01:30:44.720 And Ethereum.

01:30:45.500 And you're like, okay.

01:30:47.680 That wasn't quite so obvious to some of us.

01:30:51.260 Uh, but I'm glad you made that, uh, very, very clear.

01:30:54.440 So Bitcoin is what up again.

01:30:57.160 It's still not breaking a hundred.

01:30:58.760 No, it's a low 90s.

01:31:00.200 Low 90s.

01:31:00.820 I want to say.

01:31:01.340 But I think it, I think Friday was like in the eighties.

01:31:03.440 It did go down.

01:31:04.000 Yeah.

01:31:04.180 It definitely had a very big bump after that statement happened.

01:31:07.540 Yeah.

01:31:07.820 Yes.

01:31:08.220 Yeah.

01:31:08.380 So what does that mean to you?

01:31:10.180 When does that start?

01:31:10.980 When do we start putting money in it?

01:31:12.800 Or is this just the stuff we're taking from like drug dealers?

01:31:17.380 Uh, it's totally unclear.

01:31:19.380 I mean, we've never had a president who was as positive about cryptocurrency.

01:31:24.240 Yeah.

01:31:24.720 Uh, honestly, we've never, I could probably almost go with a period after that sentence,

01:31:29.460 including by the way, Trump term one.

01:31:31.400 I mean, there's never been anybody who really has embraced it.

01:31:34.240 Trump has, uh, in a, in a, in a, in a big way and bigly, bigly, bigly.

01:31:39.820 So there's a couple of big parts of this.

01:31:41.400 One is the strategic, uh, crypto reserve, which has been typically referred to as the strategic

01:31:45.740 Bitcoin reserve.

01:31:47.000 Most people talk about it just as Bitcoin.

01:31:49.260 A lot of the countries that are doing this are using mainly Bitcoin.

01:31:52.580 We do have a bunch of seized cryptocurrencies from, uh, you know, different that we were just

01:31:57.440 auctioning off that.

01:31:58.620 Yeah.

01:31:58.740 We were just selling, you know, dumping them onto the market at market prices, which of

01:32:03.680 course hurts market prices.

01:32:05.420 Um, instead the, the base idea is why don't we just keep those?

01:32:09.540 Yes.

01:32:10.000 Right.

01:32:10.240 When we get, when we, when we go through, we bust up some big cartel and we get a bunch

01:32:14.160 of cryptocurrency, just keep it, just don't dump it onto the market.

01:32:17.180 But I think they've expanded that now to actually acquiring some as well.

01:32:20.900 We don't know that they're going to meet on March 7th.

01:32:22.960 Uh, and you'll, you will supposedly get some sort of, uh, outline.

01:32:28.180 That doesn't mean it can just happen, right?

01:32:29.960 Like there's a lot to go.

01:32:31.300 There's also the other step of this that is supposedly coming is some sort of legislation

01:32:35.760 to, uh, to regulate crypto in a way that hopefully will actually help give some sort

01:32:43.340 of regulatory, uh, certainty, uh, to the industry, which is been constantly operating in a, in a,

01:32:49.380 in a situation where they do something that seems completely legal and the government just

01:32:53.360 sues them for no reason.

01:32:54.340 And that's what happened in previous administrations.

01:32:56.940 So at least that going away is also a positive.

01:32:59.700 So there was something that happened, uh, over the weekend in tech that is a pretty big

01:33:03.860 deal.

01:33:04.180 And as usual, uh, the people in the world go, yeah, this is what happened over the weekend.

01:33:13.800 A four-legged robot from Texas landed on the moon.

01:33:20.540 This is the first commercial spacecraft to land on the moon and not, and be, and be able

01:33:28.560 to work.

01:33:29.460 They've, some of them have landed.

01:33:31.340 They're calling this the first commercial soft landing, meaning there were others that

01:33:37.460 had a hard land.

01:33:38.700 Like, yeah, that, that, those don't count.

01:33:42.440 Those don't really count.

01:33:43.720 Uh, this land or known on, on, on, on, what was it?

01:33:46.980 Uh, what did, uh, Ilana was called rapid unscheduled disassembly.

01:33:51.600 It's like one of those.

01:33:53.760 The greatest phrase of all time.

01:33:56.100 Uh, this is called blue ghost.

01:33:57.620 It was built by firefly, uh, in Cedar park, Texas.

01:34:01.540 Other companies have tried to land on the moon before, but been lost in space or crashed,

01:34:06.720 uh, during a touchdown.

01:34:08.820 But, uh, this is a Houston based, uh, company, uh, I'm sorry, last year, a Houston based company,

01:34:14.700 uh, it's called, uh, intuitive machines.

01:34:17.580 They landed, uh, their spacecraft, but a little too quickly.

01:34:22.960 I, I, this is a big deal because it's the first step to Mars.

01:34:25.980 Uh, and you know, we, we, when I was a kid, it was a really big deal.

01:34:32.740 Going to the moon was a really big deal.

01:34:35.860 But by the time I was like in, I don't know, fourth grade, I mean, even we were watching

01:34:40.100 it in school and the teachers were like, yeah, same stuff.

01:34:42.680 They're playing golf now.

01:34:43.680 So you just, we didn't really even, we didn't really pay attention, uh, to it.

01:34:48.500 And we became bored with it.

01:34:50.060 I'm watching a, uh, a, uh, show when my son was about seven.

01:34:55.300 I was watching man in space, uh, and that was done by Walt Disney in the fifties, which

01:35:02.160 is kind of what pushed us into the space, uh, race and saying we could go to the moon.

01:35:07.320 Uh, and then it was man on the moon.

01:35:09.060 I think man on the moon and then man on Mars.

01:35:11.680 And when we got to the man on Mars thing, Rafe said to me, why don't we, uh, wait, we're

01:35:17.400 on Mars.

01:35:17.880 We got, we've gone to Mars, haven't we?

01:35:19.440 And I'm like, no, we haven't gone to Mars.

01:35:21.940 I've seen pictures of Mars.

01:35:23.220 Yeah, but that's a lunar, you know, or a Mars lander.

01:35:26.460 That's not people.

01:35:27.900 Why haven't we put people on now?

01:35:29.440 He's seven.

01:35:30.040 Why haven't we put people on?

01:35:31.440 And I'm like, look, you spoiled little American brat.

01:35:35.400 No, actually I, I sat there and I thought, wow, look at how things have changed.

01:35:41.020 I remember, you know, having that wonder, like the universe was a playground waiting for

01:35:47.260 us to climb its tallest slide and just slide down and just, and see all kinds of new things.

01:35:54.220 When I was a kid, it still felt like things were hard and some things might be impossible,

01:36:00.580 but now the possible is just overdue.

01:36:04.760 It's like, why haven't we, it hasn't arrived yet?

01:36:06.760 Well, I mean, what is the problem here?

01:36:07.760 What are we waiting for?

01:36:09.560 But he grew up in a, in a time of SpaceX where, you know, we're landing rockets now,

01:36:15.480 like you're parking cars.

01:36:17.420 It's really amazing.

01:36:19.800 Blue Origin is talking about orbital hotels.

01:36:22.900 Virgin Galactic is selling tickets to the edge of the sky.

01:36:26.500 Mars isn't a dream to this generation.

01:36:29.940 It's a promise delayed.

01:36:33.260 We're living in a time now where the stars aren't just for poets anymore.

01:36:40.240 They're for everybody.

01:36:44.680 I don't remember the moon landing.

01:36:47.040 I was probably, I wasn't, well, I know how old I was.

01:36:49.380 I was five at the time.

01:36:51.040 And, uh, Neil Armstrong landed on the moon.

01:36:56.600 And I just want to point out here, that's a fact, not a fable.

01:37:02.060 We have the photo.

01:37:03.680 Yeah, you can fake the photo.

01:37:05.060 We have the rocks.

01:37:06.300 Yeah, well, you can fake the, we have 382 kilograms of lunar samples hauled back to earth.

01:37:12.260 Okay.

01:37:12.700 You can compare them to the moon rocks that hit earth.

01:37:16.780 Anyway, another thing, let me just say, I got to get it off my chest.

01:37:22.820 Apollo 11, the landing site is still there.

01:37:26.120 We put lasers at the landing site.

01:37:29.740 You could still bounce a laser from earth off of the little laser mirrors up at the landing site.

01:37:37.440 We put them there so you could measure the exact distance to the moon down to the centimeter.

01:37:42.280 We went, we touched it, and then we stopped because we got bored.

01:37:46.600 It was like, okay, we got laser things up there.

01:37:48.500 What's the big deal?

01:37:49.920 So for decades, after we came back, uh, the moon's just sat there, you know, gathering cosmic dust.

01:38:00.340 Because we didn't want to spend the money and we got bored until now.

01:38:03.760 Because private companies, SpaceX, Blue Origin, Intuitive Machines, and this weekend, Firefly's Blue Ghost, have reignited a fire.

01:38:14.840 Because these companies are not just chasing government contracts.

01:38:18.200 They're racing one another.

01:38:20.140 And they're doing it many times without our money.

01:38:23.060 And if they are spending our money, we're getting something out of it.

01:38:28.560 SpaceX, their Starship, it can haul 150 tons into orbit, return within a few minutes, and get more.

01:38:38.500 And keep doing that.

01:38:39.560 That's why there's those two towers that are catching the rockets like little babies.

01:38:43.340 Because it can catch it, twist, put it back on a pad, refuel, reload, and go again.

01:38:50.760 It's crazy.

01:38:51.980 And especially when you think the Starship is much bigger, more powerful than the Saturn V that launched the Apollo rockets.

01:39:03.120 Blue Origin, their lunar lander, they're planning on ferrying cargo after Musk brings it up.

01:39:12.220 And they're going to take the cargo and bring it to the moon.

01:39:18.200 This isn't a stunt.

01:39:19.800 This is something where these are all stepping stones.

01:39:22.160 And the moon is not the finish line anymore.

01:39:24.660 It's a launch pad.

01:39:26.000 And that's because it's our proving ground.

01:39:28.940 It's three days away.

01:39:30.560 It's close enough to test whether we can do it.

01:39:33.640 It's rich with helium-3 for future fusion dreams and water ice in the craters.

01:39:41.620 Fuel for rockets.

01:39:43.320 Life for settlers.

01:39:45.080 It's Earth's first outpost.

01:39:47.620 And it will be a reality by 2030.

01:39:50.860 How amazing is that?

01:39:52.380 We will have people living on the moon.

01:39:55.620 They're living on the moon.

01:39:57.200 Yes, they are.

01:40:00.620 Anyway.

01:40:01.860 By when?

01:40:03.160 2030.

01:40:03.960 We'll be up there.

01:40:05.620 2030 regularly.

01:40:07.220 2030?

01:40:07.540 We'll be living on the moon?

01:40:08.760 We will be working on the moon shortly in that time period.

01:40:12.960 Somewhere in that time period, 2030, 2035, we will be living on the moon.

01:40:16.440 Because we'll be doing so much on the moon.

01:40:18.580 We're going to go to Mars.

01:40:19.880 And the first step to go to Mars is you have to build everything on the moon.

01:40:26.000 I mean, we walked on it, hit a golf ball on it.

01:40:28.780 What else do we need to do?

01:40:29.820 What else do we need to do?

01:40:31.140 What else do you?

01:40:31.760 What would you say the big attraction is?

01:40:35.140 To the moon?

01:40:35.660 Yeah.

01:40:35.880 Is it escape from AI?

01:40:38.140 Is it escape from global warming?

01:40:40.180 Some actually argue.

01:40:42.500 Is it a minerals thing?

01:40:46.280 No.

01:40:46.840 I think it's part of us.

01:40:48.220 It's part of us.

01:40:50.860 We are explorers.

01:40:53.680 You know, I think we don't explore, you know, the oceans.

01:40:57.160 I mean, there's a space load of stuff down on, but it's all creepy and spooky.

01:41:01.620 So I don't want to go down there.

01:41:03.020 You know, it's like spooky things way deep in the ocean.

01:41:05.900 Good.

01:41:06.100 Let's leave them there.

01:41:06.980 Let's leave them alone.

01:41:08.000 Okay.

01:41:08.240 Let's not wake in them of our presence.

01:41:10.060 Right.

01:41:10.280 Let's leave them alone.

01:41:12.220 But I think it's because we're explorers and we're as humans.

01:41:17.360 We are built to do, and especially Americans, unthinkable things.

01:41:21.700 That's interesting.

01:41:24.260 Because, like, I was in New Orleans a few weeks ago and went by the shuttered Six Flags amusement park, which is, you know, there's a documentary called Closed for Storm.

01:41:37.640 Basically, Katrina, you know, comes in, takes clothes for the weekend, and then they never open again.

01:41:42.900 So the whole thing is, like, you know, run down and abandoned.

01:41:45.560 But I went by it just because I wanted to go by it.

01:41:48.380 That's a good reason to drive 15 minutes out of your way.

01:41:51.040 Is it a good reason to go to the moon?

01:41:53.220 No, but we're going to the moon to go to the stars.

01:41:55.980 I mean, they are saying, who is it, Blue Origin, let me see, no, sorry, SpaceX, their goal is to put a million people on the face of Mars.

01:42:08.420 A million people.

01:42:10.780 And where do we go from there?

01:42:12.140 Once you're on Mars, what are you building up there?

01:42:15.100 What can we possibly build up there to go elsewhere?

01:42:18.860 This is not just a change of address for humans.

01:42:23.780 This is pushing us to the edge.

01:42:26.520 And that's when we, I think, that's when we do our best.

01:42:30.300 The economy will shift.

01:42:32.860 Asteroid mining is coming.

01:42:35.360 It's going to flood us with rare metals.

01:42:39.180 You know, that'll give us the ability to do things we never even, we haven't even thought of yet.

01:42:48.860 Now, Mars, it's not exactly a, you know, a Sunday drive.

01:42:53.480 We didn't go to the moon.

01:42:54.800 That's too hard.

01:42:58.080 Mars, going there, if going to the moon, this is how hard it's going to be.

01:43:01.860 If going to the moon was like rowing a boat across a lake, tough but doable, right?

01:43:10.100 Give me 60 seconds and I'll tell you what going to Mars is like.

01:43:14.380 Look, I don't want to compare myself to Elon Musk or anything because I'm better looking.

01:43:19.780 Oh, God.

01:43:20.740 Anyway, here's the thing.

01:43:23.520 I'm not, but I do occasionally have some good ideas.

01:43:26.880 For instance, I started a company over a decade ago called realestateagentsitrust.com

01:43:31.360 because I had no idea how to hire a real estate agent that knew what they were doing.

01:43:37.760 How do you know?

01:43:38.620 And I started working with the 500 best real estate agents, according to the Wall Street Journal, in America.

01:43:43.600 And I learned from them.

01:43:45.200 And then we kept finding more of those kinds of people because there is a method to the madness.

01:43:50.360 You desperately need the right person to help sell your home and buy another one.

01:43:55.700 Somebody who can buy, can guide you through this entire process.

01:43:59.340 So, what do you do?

01:44:01.660 You just go to realestateagentsitrust.com.

01:44:06.660 Realestateagentsitrust.com.

01:44:07.600 The name says it all.

01:44:08.740 You just tell us where you're buying and selling, whether across the street or across the country,

01:44:12.800 and we'll help you find the right person.

01:44:15.320 Realestateagentsitrust.com.

01:44:16.660 10 seconds.

01:44:17.260 Station ID.

01:44:17.740 Okay, so if going to the moon was like rowing a boat across a lake, tough but doable,

01:44:36.120 Mars is like sailing a rickety 1600s ship across the Atlantic in a storm with no map,

01:44:48.600 half the crew seasick, and the other half dead.

01:44:53.340 It's 225 million kilometers on a good day.

01:44:59.380 Six months of radiation-soaked travel.

01:45:03.040 Landing on a planet, the air is so thin, you couldn't draw enough of a breath to whisper,

01:45:10.200 help.

01:45:12.300 The Apollo mission to get to the moon cost, in the 1960s, in 1960 dollars, 25 billion dollars.

01:45:20.380 It's going to cost a little bit more than that.

01:45:23.740 But the good news is, we're not doing it.

01:45:26.880 NASA's not doing it.

01:45:28.140 Government's not doing it.

01:45:29.300 Government might tag along for some of it, but this is going to be SpaceX,

01:45:33.940 and we are closer than ever.

01:45:37.000 I mean, it's amazing.

01:45:38.640 Because all of this stuff, I think, is stitched into all of us.

01:45:41.940 You know?

01:45:42.840 The first humans that cross the deserts with nothing but spears.

01:45:47.880 I wonder what's on the other side of the desert.

01:45:49.380 I don't know, but you're probably going to die because there's no water.

01:45:53.720 It's a desert, you fool.

01:45:55.780 But the people who chased over the horizon, one small step, we're a restless bunch.

01:46:02.440 And it's not just curiosity.

01:46:04.560 I think it's survival.

01:46:06.240 Because through exploration, you get hope.

01:46:10.860 You get hope that there is a brighter tomorrow, that we're more than our mistakes.

01:46:16.160 We're more than just borders.

01:46:18.600 We can reach the things that everybody for all time has said, you'll never reach those things.

01:46:28.600 And that's worth doing.

01:46:29.840 Even though my son, I think he still thinks, like, why aren't we at Mars yet?

01:46:34.440 Because it's tough.

01:46:36.060 But as you grow up and you recognize we did go to the moon, you want to push the boundaries.

01:46:46.920 You want to dream past the impossible and make it possible and then dream past that.

01:46:56.780 It's cool when we are not about riches.

01:47:00.900 And even when we're not about rockets, but when we realize this kind of exploration is really about us.

01:47:11.560 Because everything, everything is possible, even though it's not easy.

01:47:19.180 And our imagination has got to get much, much bigger as technology grows.

01:47:25.020 So I thought I'd let you know, probably the only person that is going to let you know that Firefly landed on the moon.

01:47:37.540 Used to be a big deal.

01:47:39.160 It still is a big deal because of what it means.

01:47:42.540 By the way, Trump is talking to Congress tomorrow.

01:47:46.000 This is kind of, you know, the State of the Union, except it's the first one.

01:47:49.280 And the president gives the first one.

01:47:50.760 And it's, you know, kind of like, here's what you should have learned during the last election.

01:47:55.780 And here's where we're going.

01:47:57.020 It's going to be a great speech.

01:47:58.180 Blaze TV is going to be carrying it live, uninterrupted.

01:48:01.800 And we'll be giving you reactions and analysis and the truth that I don't think.

01:48:08.560 I mean, they couldn't find the truth if it was an anvil and they had a metal detector.

01:48:14.660 We're going to show you the easy truth and the hard truth tomorrow on Blaze TV.

01:48:21.420 We host it live March 4th.

01:48:23.860 That's tomorrow, 7.30 p.m.

01:48:26.520 Set a reminder.

01:48:27.520 Join me and the other Blaze TV hosts live tomorrow.

01:48:33.320 This is Glenn Beck.

01:48:36.980 So, you know, I don't know if you know this, but the world is kind of a sketchy place right now.

01:48:43.500 You know what I mean?

01:48:43.860 If this were a neighborhood and the economy was the neighbor, I'm not sure you'd go out at night.

01:48:53.660 You'd be like, anything could happen.

01:48:57.540 I'm not sure I trust that neighbor.

01:48:59.760 The one thing that you can trust is gold or silver.

01:49:03.860 We are changing absolutely everything.

01:49:07.240 And even if things go absolutely right, it's going to be, we're going to get through by the skin of our teeth.

01:49:12.540 We are close on this one.

01:49:14.420 And everything has to fall our way.

01:49:17.200 Times could get tough.

01:49:18.700 The dollar could collapse.

01:49:20.280 I don't know what's going to happen tomorrow.

01:49:22.040 But I honestly, I don't have to worry about it anymore.

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01:49:50.740 Live coverage, President Trump's address to Congress tomorrow starting 7.30 p.m. Eastern Time on blazetv.com slash Glenn.

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01:50:00.200 Well, not every day we have an ambassador pop in, but we have the Israeli ambassador to the United States, Ambassador Leiter.

01:50:22.380 Welcome.

01:50:22.860 How are you, sir?

01:50:23.680 I'm good.

01:50:24.240 It's good to be with you, Glenn.

01:50:25.180 Yeah, you have it easy compared to your predecessor dealing with President Trump over President Biden.

01:50:31.840 So you must be breathing a little easier.

01:50:35.660 How are things in Israel?

01:50:36.880 Well, I just got here.

01:50:37.820 I know.

01:50:38.320 Five weeks ago, it just landed.

01:50:39.600 I know, I know, I know.

01:50:40.400 I was actually the first ambassador to present his credentials to President Trump.

01:50:44.600 Really?

01:50:45.060 Yeah.

01:50:45.460 And as my prime minister, Netanyahu was the first foreign leader to visit the White House.

01:50:51.140 So we're feeling pretty good about that.

01:50:52.800 Yeah.

01:50:52.980 So let me go back to the speech that President Biden gave, because he said something in his speech with Benjamin Netanyahu or his his answering question and answer session that even the prime minister couldn't have said, you know, saying the Palestinians, they got to go someplace else.

01:51:16.900 He couldn't have said nobody could have said that.

01:51:18.900 Donald Trump just comes out and says it.

01:51:21.480 And we're going to build a beautiful resort.

01:51:24.000 What strategically?

01:51:25.660 What do you think he was doing?

01:51:28.220 Well, frankly, Glenn, I didn't hear the president say that he's going to force the Arabs of Gaza out.

01:51:33.620 No, he didn't say that.

01:51:34.540 No, he didn't say that.

01:51:35.660 I think what the president is saying is let's give people a choice.

01:51:40.940 I mean, these people have been kept in Gaza.

01:51:45.900 Egypt refused to open the gates.

01:51:49.100 Nobody brought ships to the coast to offer them safe passage anywhere.

01:51:55.960 Why don't we just open up Gaza and say, look, if you would like to leave, you have that option to do so.

01:52:00.980 Many have left.

01:52:03.140 Tens of thousands have left by paying an exorbitant amount of money to the border crossing in Rafa.

01:52:08.980 We don't need to do that.

01:52:10.160 Just let's say open the gates.

01:52:11.840 Let the people out.

01:52:13.200 Let's destroy Hamas.

01:52:15.300 And by the way, if they choose to leave, like Arafat left Beirut in 1982 by boat to some country that wants to absorb them.

01:52:22.700 I don't think anybody wants to take the Hamas.

01:52:24.540 I think they want to take the Gazans.

01:52:26.060 Many people will take Gazans.

01:52:27.220 They're an industrial bunch of people, and they'll be very, very helpful to any country that absorbs them, but not Hamas.

01:52:34.360 Nobody's going to take them.

01:52:35.380 But if they're going to leave, that's fine.

01:52:37.980 Otherwise, we're going to have to destroy Hamas.

01:52:40.380 So I saw – well, you're going to have to do it anyway.

01:52:43.360 When I was watching him, I thought nobody's going to be talking about that part tomorrow.

01:52:51.440 They're all going to be talking about building a big, beautiful city.

01:52:54.620 And the Arab nations are going to say immediately, no, no, no, America's not doing that.

01:53:01.640 We'll have to do that.

01:53:02.800 Do you think part of his strategy was to get everybody kind of back to the table where they were with the Abrahamic Accords and everybody kind of working together for some peace with Israel?

01:53:14.500 Glenn, I think your question is straight on.

01:53:17.540 It's very perceptive.

01:53:18.440 You know, there's been a narrative for the past, really, since Israel was created, you know, that if Israel doesn't give up land and we don't withdraw, there can't be peace.

01:53:30.080 And yet every time we've withdrawn, we've only gotten war.

01:53:33.840 And everybody's gotten in the habit of kind of, you know, using Israel as the whipping boy.

01:53:39.280 Israel's not doing enough.

01:53:40.300 Israel's doing too much.

01:53:41.700 And what the president has done is just taken everything out of the bag, you know, and he said, look, in the Abraham Accords, Israel wasn't demanded to withdraw, to give up land.

01:53:53.900 You know, how much territory do we have, by the way?

01:53:55.580 I mean, you know, we're the size of New Jersey, except New Jersey's a hamburger.

01:53:59.160 We're a hot dog.

01:53:59.840 It's very easy to cut it in half.

01:54:01.440 You know, we're a tiny little country.

01:54:03.060 By the way, we're here in Texas.

01:54:04.460 Israel fits into Texas 31 times.

01:54:07.120 Darn right.

01:54:07.700 We don't have – we don't have – we don't have – I'll never forget when Prime Minister Ariel Sharon took Bush 41 in a helicopter ride over all of Israel.

01:54:20.320 And when they got out of the helicopter, President Bush said, yeah, that's about the size of my ranch in Texas, right?

01:54:27.760 That was all the state of Israel.

01:54:29.060 So we don't have too much territory.

01:54:31.040 And it also doesn't work.

01:54:32.440 But the Abraham Accords did – the magic of the Abraham Accords is, you know, recognize Israel unconditionally.

01:54:37.840 Let's just be friends.

01:54:38.700 Let's just live together.

01:54:39.740 And that's where we have to go now.

01:54:41.880 Saudi Arabia is ready, okay?

01:54:43.560 Other Arab countries, other Muslim countries are ready.

01:54:45.620 Could you imagine if we have peace tomorrow with Indonesia, 300 million Muslims?

01:54:51.020 And, you know, it's going to be better for them.

01:54:54.260 It's going to be better for us.

01:54:55.120 It's going to be better for the region, for the world.

01:54:56.780 So what do you think of this?

01:54:58.400 Because everybody was freaking out about what happened in the White House Friday.

01:55:02.120 Which, by the way, the way Joe Biden treated Benjamin Netanyahu, making him wait for hours, and then just treating him like garbage and then having the Democrats walk out.

01:55:12.260 I mean, please don't talk to me about how President Trump treated Zelensky.

01:55:16.720 He treated him like a king until things were turned around.

01:55:19.920 But what Trump is doing is he is thinking on almost all fronts out of the box.

01:55:29.240 He's breaking all of the calcium that's on all of our thing.

01:55:34.620 He's just breaking that all off and thinking in new ways and talking about peace in a different way that if you'd get out of yourself or your old think, you would see there's a real chance this works.

01:55:53.860 But he's realigning everything.

01:55:56.420 He's realigning everything.

01:55:57.320 You know, for a while now, the world has been in search of a new international paradigm.

01:56:02.860 You know, international relations works on the basis of a paradigm.

01:56:05.680 So the first half of the 20th century, we had a multilateral, a multipolar paradigm.

01:56:11.600 It didn't work.

01:56:12.440 It ended up in two world wars.

01:56:13.900 The second half of the 20th century, we had a bipolar world.

01:56:16.980 It was a Cold War.

01:56:18.380 It was on the brink of nuclear warfare and extinction.

01:56:20.500 Then we had a unipolar moment and a unipolar world, but which, you know, the United States is stepping back from because we don't want to lead everywhere in the world and take responsibility for the globe anymore.

01:56:32.360 So the world is in need of a new global paradigm.

01:56:35.520 And I believe President Trump is establishing that global paradigm.

01:56:39.480 And it may not have a very simple name like multipolar, bipolar, unipolar.

01:56:43.620 It may be Trumpian polar.

01:56:45.420 I don't know.

01:56:45.920 But it's going to be less polar.

01:56:48.820 In other words, it's not mutually assured destruction, but mutually assured construction.

01:56:53.680 Mutually assured construction, right?

01:56:54.940 Everybody can benefit from this approach to foreign relations.

01:56:57.920 We certainly want to be part of that.

01:56:59.500 I think we're the best ally the United States has.

01:57:02.320 We've never asked you for boots on the ground, okay?

01:57:04.940 We just – we fight the enemies, the common enemies that we have, particularly Iran, particularly Iran.

01:57:10.360 Yeah, kind of scary.

01:57:11.400 You know, J.D. Vance, our vice president, said when he was speaking about a year ago, he said, you know, the Islamic country that you should be worried about with nuclear missiles will someday soon maybe be the U.K.

01:57:27.240 I mean, I'm not going to ask you to comment on that, but, you know, Europe, I think you guys could maybe show them the history of Israel.

01:57:41.100 Well, Europe is appeasing an awful lot of stuff right now, and the people are starting to feel like we're losing our country and our place, and it's becoming very Sharia law in some places.

01:57:59.700 Yeah, well, you bring up a fascinating point, and I'm going to say something very undiplomatic, even though I'm in the world of diplomacy.

01:58:08.400 This all boils down to the fact that of the 36 countries in the developed world, the OECD, there's only one country in the world with replacement fertility.

01:58:22.400 We're having kids in Israel.

01:58:24.300 Wow.

01:58:24.700 We're preparing the next – one country of the developed nations that have replacement fertility.

01:58:29.180 That's the state of Israel.

01:58:30.480 That's three generations after a Holocaust.

01:58:32.260 Talk about miracles.

01:58:33.240 Yeah.

01:58:33.920 So, you know, the West has to believe in itself again.

01:58:40.760 And part of believing in itself and being happy with its existence and believing in the ideals it created to the Judeo-Christian culture needs to be – to celebrate a revival.

01:58:52.820 Right.

01:58:53.340 And I don't think we did, and I don't think Joe Biden believed in that.

01:58:56.940 And based on their reaction to J.D. Vance over in Germany, I'm not sure that Europe actually believes in itself.

01:59:05.600 Jason Buttrell is with us.

01:59:07.160 He's our chief researcher, watches over foreign affairs as well.

01:59:10.140 You have something for the ambassador before he has to leave?

01:59:12.080 Yeah, ambassador.

01:59:12.580 I was in Israel for the October 7th anniversary, and the flood of emotions throughout the entire country.

01:59:19.660 I can't imagine what the country – I just can't, what everyone's going through.

01:59:25.440 How do you balance getting hostages back versus releasing, you know, tons more Hamas hostages?

01:59:34.980 How do you even balance that?

01:59:36.740 And can you put someone like me at ease that just wants all these Hamas terrorists dead?

01:59:41.400 Like, what's going to happen to them once they go out?

01:59:43.660 Are they just going to reestablish back in Gaza?

01:59:45.560 Are they going to go somewhere else and still threaten Israel?

01:59:47.340 I mean, how do you get hostages back but still deal with the Hamas terrorists that are still getting out there?

01:59:56.220 Like you, Jason, I want my mind to be at ease.

01:59:59.060 It's been a very traumatic year for me personally.

02:00:01.180 I lost my oldest son who led the forces into Gaza and was killed the second week of the war

02:00:08.540 when he entered a Hamas booby trap together with his command team.

02:00:11.580 He had spent 15 years in special ops and he went to med school and he was supposed to start his rounds in the hospital on October 8th.

02:00:19.660 So it's a traumatic year for many.

02:00:22.060 We lost 1,200 people on October 7th.

02:00:24.820 Another 850 soldiers have been killed in this war.

02:00:29.300 That's over 2,000 people.

02:00:31.240 By United States statistics, that would be about 65,000, 70,000 people killed.

02:00:36.480 Can you imagine?

02:00:37.900 In a year, a year and a half.

02:00:39.960 So we also had tens of thousands of people removed from their homes, living in temporary quarters

02:00:45.240 because of the missiles fired from Hezbollah, from the Houthis, in the Gaza envelope.

02:00:50.360 It's been a traumatic year.

02:00:51.300 But I can tell you this.

02:00:52.480 The people of Israel are resilient.

02:00:54.620 Our soldiers are very brave and courageous.

02:00:57.440 And the fight goes on.

02:00:58.600 I can't guarantee you that we're going to release all the hostages, but we're going to do our damnness to do so and get them out alive.

02:01:05.400 We have still – they're holding on to bodies.

02:01:07.620 I mean, you're talking about a cruel and brutal, ghoulish group of people.

02:01:12.400 Can I ask, did they ever get – I think it was the mother of the Beavis children.

02:01:17.160 Did they ever get her body back?

02:01:19.200 I know they delivered a coffin.

02:01:21.180 They deliberately delivered a coffin with someone else's body.

02:01:25.380 By the way, the locks that they put on the caskets, they provide keys that don't open the locks, just to stick it in our eye a little further.

02:01:37.180 We received the body, but you know how they were killed, Glenn.

02:01:41.340 They were murdered by strangulation and then a effacement of the bodies in order to be able to try.

02:01:52.640 And this was verified by autopsies.

02:01:56.360 So we're dealing with a horrific group of people, and we're going to make sure that they are not standing in Gaza any longer.

02:02:05.000 It's going to be a difficult, long process, but we're going to come out on top in the end.

02:02:10.700 You will because you're not ashamed of who you are, nor should you be, nor should we.

02:02:14.740 And we support you, and we thank you.

02:02:18.560 Thank you.

02:02:18.880 Just let me conclude with this one sentence.

02:02:20.640 My son taught his soldiers when they go into battle.

02:02:23.560 He said, always remember where you are, where your friends are, and where the enemy is.

02:02:29.460 And I learned from my son that we always have to wake up in the morning and say, who am I, who are my friends, and who is my enemy?

02:02:37.060 And don't confuse those three categories.

02:02:42.280 Thank you very much.

02:02:43.020 Thank you.

02:02:43.460 You bet.

02:02:44.180 The ambassador to the United States, the Israeli ambassador, Ambassador Leiter.

02:02:51.200 Let me tell you about the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

02:02:54.380 Been over a year now since the brutal attacks of October 7th and the war that followed it and everything else.

02:03:01.280 We were just talking about the Bebas children and the people who are still being held hostage in Gaza.

02:03:07.780 It is an absolute nightmare.

02:03:09.460 Honestly, I want Israel to fight its own wars.

02:03:14.540 We're not here to fight the wars for them.

02:03:16.540 We're here to help them when we can, and I would rather help them as a people than the government.

02:03:22.280 If we want our government to do less than we have to do more, it is critical that we support the people of Israel at this point.

02:03:29.460 They are our spiritual brothers and sisters.

02:03:32.480 And I, for one, am not going to return home after my life and have my father say, where the hell were you when all of this was happening?

02:03:44.840 Did you not get the message, how important this is?

02:03:48.420 Give a gift and bless Israel and her people by visiting supportifcj.org.

02:03:53.340 That's supportifcj.org.

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02:03:59.480 888-488-IFCJ.

02:04:01.840 It's supportifcj.org.

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02:04:15.960 We'll be right back.

02:04:46.240 Hosting it and linking millions of people together from Nairobi to New York.

02:04:53.480 There was worship going on.

02:04:55.120 This was a 20-day event.

02:04:57.040 And I don't know if you saw any of the clips on X, but there were a Harlem mom weeping in prayer.

02:05:05.360 Somebody, some teenager in London dancing to Hallelujah.

02:05:09.100 There were millions of streams that were open, and it was a digital revival.

02:05:16.420 I think this is a really, really, really good thing.

02:05:24.380 Skeptics are going to say it's a feel-good blip, but I think it's a tipping point.

02:05:28.640 A lot of pastors are saying it's a tipping point.

02:05:31.040 And there's lots of indications that a tipping point is here.

02:05:33.620 But the numbers don't lie.

02:05:35.900 The streams doubled from last year's event.

02:05:40.580 And hopefully this can spark a faith surge, kind of a quiet revolution where we don't need dollars or votes.

02:05:48.460 But this weekend, to me, hints at something bigger that is brewing on the horizon.

02:05:53.980 And I think it's a very, very good thing.

02:05:56.320 Now, in the opposite direction, my mother-in-law is in town.

02:06:00.400 And she's staying with us, and she likes to go to the casino.

02:06:07.380 And the only time I've ever been to a casino to bet or anything, I went into Las Vegas.

02:06:14.420 And I put $5 down on the table.

02:06:17.960 I said, hit me.

02:06:18.720 He took my $5.

02:06:19.800 And I said, that wasn't $5 worth of fun.

02:06:22.380 I learned that again this weekend.

02:06:25.140 I learned that again as I was, you know, Tanya and I took mom to the casino.

02:06:31.120 And she wins all the time.

02:06:32.980 She walked away.

02:06:33.940 I think she won like $4,000.

02:06:36.180 And it's like, I said to her, I want to invest in you.

02:06:40.080 Me, you know, I played, you know, penny slots for I don't know how long.

02:06:46.100 I would have had more fun with that $100, you know, if I would have hired a hooker

02:06:51.540 and then just had that awkward moment of like, really, I know I hired you, but I don't want

02:06:56.440 to have sex with you.

02:06:57.720 You know, that would have been more fun than, you know, than losing the money on the penny,

02:07:05.740 literally penny slots while mom's playing penny slots and she wins thousands of dollars.

02:07:11.240 She's a machine.

02:07:12.260 And I don't know how she does it, but I want to invest in her.

02:07:15.980 I want to invest in her.

02:07:17.060 And I also really don't want to go to the casino again myself.

02:07:21.540 This is Glenn Beck.

The Glenn Beck Program - March 03, 2025

5 WINS from Trump's Fiery Meeting with Zelenskyy ｜ Guest： Ambassador Yechiel Leiter ｜ 3⧸3⧸25

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