The Glenn Beck Program - 8⧸3⧸17 - If the Statue of Liberty could talk today... ( John Whitehead & Karen Vaughn Join Glenn)

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00:00:30.000 If the Statue of Liberty had a voice, Americans think she would sound like this.

00:00:52.220 A few years ago, I met with two amazing men, the Stewart brothers.

00:00:59.160 They're a composer and conductor of an incredible choir, the Millennial Choir and Orchestra.

00:01:08.660 And I said, let's give the Statue of Liberty the voice.

00:01:15.400 But let's correct it.

00:01:18.220 Because everybody thinks that the Statue of Liberty is a mother, a nurse.

00:01:29.160 That is inviting, give us the worst of the worst.

00:01:37.680 And that's not what that poem means.

00:01:41.580 I asked them, I said, can you write something that gives this heart but then corrects the legend

00:01:52.800 and gives the correct voice to the Statue of Liberty?

00:01:59.500 The Statue of Liberty is not, we're not a hospital.

00:02:06.880 And that golden door is not the golden door to a hospital.

00:02:11.020 This, the Statue of Liberty is a shield saying, we don't want your storied pomp.

00:02:19.240 We don't want your lords and ladies and your knights and all of the crap, the lions on your flag,

00:02:25.220 because it's all crap.

00:02:27.520 We don't want any of that.

00:02:28.920 That oppresses people.

00:02:30.420 That keeps people down.

00:02:31.480 Now this is coming, written at a time when we had no national anthem.

00:02:35.700 We didn't even have a standardized flag until Woodrow Wilson

00:02:39.360 and no national anthem until FDR.

00:02:42.260 We had no storied pomp at all.

00:02:45.600 We were a collection of people who believed in something.

00:02:51.420 That's the message.

00:02:52.520 The real poem says, not like the brazen giant of Greek fame

00:03:15.280 with conquering limbs astride from land to land.

00:03:19.220 Here at our seawash sunset gate shall stand a mighty woman with a torch

00:03:26.160 whose flame is imprisoned lightning

00:03:31.120 and her name is Mother of Exiles.

00:03:35.140 From her beacon hand glows worldwide welcome.

00:03:52.120 Her mild eyes command the air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame.

00:03:57.920 Keep your ancient lands and your storied pomp, she cries with silent lips.

00:04:03.020 You give me the ones that you say can't make it,

00:04:16.080 who try and try and try and you continue to push down in the mud

00:04:21.700 that all these people are asking for is a chance to change their lives.

00:04:26.960 Give those people to me.

00:04:29.780 I will stand as a shield to protect them against people like you

00:04:35.060 so they have a chance to not just survive but to thrive.

00:04:40.720 God's fight the goldeneden晚上.

00:04:47.720 God's fight the golden dawn,

00:04:49.880 giving us our glory on your heart.

00:04:57.240 God, we lift my life.

00:05:06.020 The Statue of Liberty

00:05:19.120 is not saying give me those

00:05:23.680 that you can no longer keep on insurance.

00:05:28.720 The tired, the worn out, the broken.

00:05:31.880 The ones that won't work.

00:05:37.780 The ones that are just sponging off your system.

00:05:40.920 That's not what the Statue of Liberty is saying.

00:05:44.380 The Statue of Liberty is saying give me the tired.

00:05:49.400 What are they tired of?

00:05:50.900 Tired of being pushed down in the mud.

00:05:53.580 Tired of being told by some lord or lady

00:05:56.100 you work for me. That's now my idea.

00:05:59.240 They're poor

00:06:01.860 because you wouldn't give them the opportunity.

00:06:07.340 Ask any European today.

00:06:09.040 They will tell you.

00:06:10.140 Unless you are connected.

00:06:12.160 Unless your family has a name.

00:06:14.680 You don't change your status.

00:06:18.560 If you're poor, you're always poor.

00:06:25.460 If you're homeless,

00:06:26.900 you're never going to be the president.

00:06:29.240 You'll never make it to king.

00:06:31.660 You'll never make it to prime minister.

00:06:34.140 Who was your family?

00:06:35.580 Your dad was poor.

00:06:37.620 Your dad was a drunk and homeless.

00:06:40.140 You'll never amount to anything.

00:06:42.640 Stay in your station.

00:06:45.160 But wait, I can do it.

00:06:49.180 I'm the better man.

00:06:50.880 I'm the better woman.

00:06:52.020 I work harder than anybody else.

00:06:57.240 I know more than that person over there.

00:07:00.480 I've built a better mousetrap.

00:07:02.740 Yes, you have.

00:07:04.120 And because you've built it,

00:07:06.440 and you've built it as my serf,

00:07:09.920 it now belongs to me.

00:07:12.100 The Statue of Liberty.

00:07:20.920 That poem.

00:07:23.380 It never, never meant

00:07:26.540 send me the worst of the worst,

00:07:30.360 and they're going to stay the worst of the worst.

00:07:33.040 I'm just going to protect them.

00:07:34.480 That was a challenge.

00:07:39.400 You keep all your ridiculous lion flags

00:07:44.040 and your ridiculous edifices

00:07:48.380 of great power.

00:07:50.800 We're a simple country.

00:07:54.140 We don't have any of that stuff.

00:07:56.680 We're just a collection of people

00:07:58.820 that every country said

00:08:00.500 they'll never make it.

00:08:02.120 They're worthless.

00:08:03.240 They're farmers.

00:08:04.500 What, we're the greatest army and navy in the world.

00:08:07.660 They're farmers.

00:08:08.740 Go kill them.

00:08:15.540 Our first president was a farmer

00:08:17.900 and just wanted to be a farmer.

00:08:19.900 Always wanted to just farm.

00:08:22.780 That's all he wanted to do.

00:08:24.860 He became president.

00:08:26.280 And where did he go?

00:08:27.580 He didn't become a lord or a lady.

00:08:33.020 He went back to being a farmer

00:08:35.300 and no greater than anybody else alive at the time.

00:08:41.780 President, president was an insult.

00:08:45.460 They laughed when he said,

00:08:47.280 you should call me president.

00:08:48.540 That should be the title.

00:08:52.040 President?

00:08:53.500 That was like shopkeep.

00:08:56.280 That was like manager.

00:09:00.460 That was an insult

00:09:02.020 to somebody who had power over in Europe.

00:09:05.140 I am so sick.

00:09:06.140 I am so sick of the playground

00:09:13.560 and the graveyard,

00:09:16.760 I mean, the playground fights.

00:09:20.860 I'm so sick of the press.

00:09:22.600 I'm sick of Congress.

00:09:24.020 I'm sick of the White House.

00:09:25.300 You know, I have spent most of my life as a joke.

00:09:31.700 So, I come to you from a position of authority.

00:09:35.040 I know jokes when I see them.

00:09:38.440 And Congress and the press and the administration,

00:09:42.180 they're a joke.

00:09:43.060 If you didn't pay attention to the news yesterday,

00:09:48.800 you'd think this is one weird-ass way for starting this show today.

00:09:52.500 But there was an argument

00:09:57.060 between Acosta,

00:10:00.460 a reporter from CNN,

00:10:03.880 and, I don't know,

00:10:06.080 the next Trump spokesperson of the day

00:10:08.120 at the White House press briefing.

00:10:11.120 Now, I want you to understand,

00:10:13.740 up front,

00:10:15.640 I agreed with him.

00:10:19.040 Acosta,

00:10:20.560 do I need to explain what your job is?

00:10:23.760 You're a reporter.

00:10:25.700 You're a reporter.

00:10:27.260 That means you report on what happens.

00:10:30.380 Not argue.

00:10:31.380 Not lecture.

00:10:33.080 You report.

00:10:34.840 You can ask questions,

00:10:36.480 but that's not what you were doing.

00:10:39.340 You weren't asking questions yesterday.

00:10:40.720 You were making a point.

00:10:42.660 You were lecturing.

00:10:44.320 You were using histrionics.

00:10:46.860 You don't even know the truth

00:10:48.180 behind the Statue of Liberty.

00:10:50.400 Hey, Acosta,

00:10:51.140 can you tell me

00:10:52.060 why the French

00:10:53.180 boxed that baby up

00:10:54.840 and pretty much

00:10:55.820 dumped it

00:10:56.620 into a park

00:10:57.620 in New York City?

00:10:59.480 And by the way,

00:11:00.400 here's some instructions

00:11:01.420 on how to assemble it.

00:11:02.620 Some assembly,

00:11:03.360 in fact,

00:11:03.740 a lot of assembly

00:11:04.840 is required.

00:11:06.160 All of the instructions,

00:11:07.800 and I mean this literally,

00:11:08.900 all of the instructions

00:11:10.000 are in French.

00:11:11.280 We didn't even take the time

00:11:12.980 to put them

00:11:13.980 in English for you.

00:11:23.680 Jim Acosta,

00:11:24.460 can you tell me why?

00:11:27.560 Can you tell me

00:11:28.260 what the Statue of Liberty

00:11:29.120 was even meant for?

00:11:29.880 Because it really

00:11:30.280 wasn't meant for us.

00:11:31.040 Now, see,

00:11:36.440 you don't really care

00:11:37.160 about history

00:11:37.740 because all you were

00:11:39.040 trying to do

00:11:39.460 was win.

00:11:44.760 And I understand.

00:11:46.660 I mean,

00:11:47.140 that's what you've all

00:11:47.860 been trained to do.

00:11:49.220 That's what you think

00:11:50.500 reporting and journalism

00:11:52.020 is now.

00:11:53.720 You win.

00:11:55.140 And I really

00:11:58.180 had zero time

00:11:59.860 for Stephen Miller

00:12:02.800 at the White House.

00:12:04.900 Even though

00:12:05.380 any other time

00:12:06.840 in my life,

00:12:08.380 I would have been,

00:12:09.160 yeah,

00:12:09.760 look at Stephen Miller

00:12:10.660 go.

00:12:12.120 He's right.

00:12:13.020 He's right.

00:12:13.700 He's right.

00:12:14.140 I had no time

00:12:14.960 for him last night.

00:12:16.320 I get home.

00:12:17.900 I'm trying to spend

00:12:18.580 time with my kids.

00:12:19.720 My son's going

00:12:20.500 to get,

00:12:21.000 you know,

00:12:22.020 his swimming

00:12:23.180 certificate for,

00:12:24.320 you know,

00:12:24.680 for Boy Scouts.

00:12:27.980 I've got a million

00:12:29.000 things going on

00:12:30.160 and I turn that on?

00:12:33.400 Why?

00:12:35.320 Why?

00:12:36.680 And you expect me,

00:12:37.820 Stephen Miller,

00:12:38.260 to give you credit

00:12:39.300 standing behind

00:12:40.460 a podium

00:12:40.980 where,

00:12:42.120 yeah,

00:12:42.700 I don't know.

00:12:44.160 Is it possible

00:12:44.900 that 30 seconds

00:12:45.880 before this discussion

00:12:46.900 you were defending

00:12:48.040 the indefensible

00:12:49.220 you were,

00:12:51.340 you were so

00:12:52.280 distorting the truth

00:12:54.060 and defending

00:12:56.740 absolute bald-faced

00:12:58.260 lies?

00:12:59.960 Yeah,

00:13:00.380 it's not only

00:13:00.880 possible,

00:13:01.820 it's probable

00:13:02.520 and if it wasn't you,

00:13:03.820 it certainly was

00:13:04.680 somebody an hour

00:13:05.460 before you.

00:13:12.640 How does this

00:13:13.660 help America?

00:13:15.720 They weren't

00:13:16.560 discussing

00:13:17.280 the concept

00:13:18.300 of the melting pot?

00:13:21.460 You know,

00:13:22.300 maybe we should all

00:13:23.500 have a quick refresher

00:13:24.560 on how

00:13:25.120 Americans

00:13:26.000 are not

00:13:27.040 sending us

00:13:28.040 all of their

00:13:28.600 rapists.

00:13:30.040 And then,

00:13:30.820 right after that,

00:13:31.740 a real quick quiz

00:13:32.940 on all of the

00:13:34.260 illegals

00:13:34.800 who are

00:13:35.740 rapists,

00:13:36.640 drunks,

00:13:37.320 and killers,

00:13:38.500 and thieves.

00:13:40.140 Those guys

00:13:40.740 that shouldn't

00:13:41.440 be arrested

00:13:42.040 20 times

00:13:43.060 just to be

00:13:43.660 let out again

00:13:44.340 so they can

00:13:44.800 finally rape

00:13:45.660 an old woman

00:13:46.260 after they steal

00:13:47.020 her car

00:13:47.520 or just go

00:13:48.380 down on a

00:13:48.980 beautiful

00:13:49.420 afternoon

00:13:50.280 and shoot

00:13:51.360 an innocent

00:13:52.140 woman on a

00:13:52.800 San Francisco

00:13:53.480 dock.

00:13:54.820 Then maybe

00:13:55.240 after we talk

00:13:55.860 about those

00:13:56.320 two things,

00:13:57.220 maybe we could

00:13:57.840 take a break,

00:13:58.560 have a little

00:13:58.920 lunch,

00:13:59.340 and then pick

00:13:59.860 up some

00:14:00.340 big boy talk

00:14:01.260 concerning the

00:14:01.900 ridiculous idea

00:14:02.920 that we're

00:14:03.600 actually helping

00:14:04.680 immigrants by

00:14:05.500 not ensuring

00:14:06.200 that they

00:14:06.600 speak English.

00:14:09.320 Of course,

00:14:10.040 that is going

00:14:10.620 to require

00:14:11.580 you to have

00:14:12.040 an honest

00:14:12.640 conversation

00:14:13.320 regarding history

00:14:14.420 on why it

00:14:15.440 was illegal

00:14:16.080 to teach a

00:14:16.980 slave how

00:14:17.700 to read.

00:14:19.120 Gee,

00:14:19.500 by the way,

00:14:19.960 that's not

00:14:21.000 an American

00:14:21.580 thing.

00:14:22.060 That law

00:14:22.500 was first

00:14:23.260 enforced in

00:14:24.780 ancient times,

00:14:26.260 including

00:14:26.980 countries that

00:14:27.700 were not

00:14:28.420 made up of

00:14:29.260 white Europeans.

00:14:30.440 It's crazy

00:14:31.000 and shocking,

00:14:31.680 yes,

00:14:31.940 I know,

00:14:32.940 but I will

00:14:34.320 give you this,

00:14:35.000 perhaps the

00:14:36.700 ancients learned

00:14:37.760 about that law

00:14:38.560 from the

00:14:39.080 Americans that

00:14:40.100 arrived via

00:14:40.860 the Stargate.

00:14:42.560 I'm not sure.

00:14:44.300 James Spader

00:14:44.980 may have taught

00:14:45.920 them that.

00:14:49.440 How many

00:14:50.360 people in

00:14:50.980 our own

00:14:51.420 country today

00:14:53.040 are being

00:14:54.360 abused,

00:14:55.840 as well as

00:14:57.080 in other

00:14:57.660 non-European

00:14:59.140 countries,

00:14:59.800 by people of

00:15:00.700 all colors

00:15:01.560 and creeds,

00:15:03.260 because they

00:15:04.640 don't speak

00:15:05.040 the language?

00:15:06.860 This happens

00:15:07.800 all over the

00:15:08.340 world and

00:15:08.700 it has

00:15:08.980 happened,

00:15:09.440 it is as

00:15:09.860 old as

00:15:10.340 time itself.

00:15:12.120 How many

00:15:12.580 dirtbags

00:15:13.640 are ruling

00:15:14.920 over those

00:15:15.720 poor,

00:15:16.480 huddled

00:15:16.800 masses?

00:15:19.640 Because those

00:15:20.460 poor,

00:15:20.920 huddled

00:15:21.100 masses

00:15:21.480 don't speak

00:15:23.140 English.

00:15:27.340 Save your

00:15:28.100 speeches,

00:15:28.900 both of you

00:15:29.440 clowns.

00:15:30.700 Save your

00:15:31.180 speeches,

00:15:31.540 for the

00:15:32.720 people that

00:15:33.240 died in the

00:15:34.500 back of

00:15:34.840 that semi

00:15:35.340 truck in

00:15:35.920 San Antonio.

00:15:38.540 You know

00:15:39.020 what?

00:15:39.340 And they

00:15:39.620 give the

00:15:39.900 same speech

00:15:40.460 to those

00:15:40.940 who live

00:15:41.520 in the

00:15:41.780 shadows and

00:15:42.360 who are

00:15:42.560 afraid of

00:15:43.040 calling the

00:15:43.540 police when

00:15:44.420 they've been

00:15:44.800 raped or

00:15:45.560 beaten or

00:15:46.420 robbed.

00:15:47.220 Talk to me

00:15:47.680 about the

00:15:48.020 Statue of

00:15:48.460 Liberty then,

00:15:49.020 will you?

00:15:52.160 Who's ruling

00:15:52.840 over those

00:15:53.360 people?

00:15:54.300 Somebody is.

00:15:55.580 It's got to

00:15:55.900 be just,

00:15:56.680 well, it's

00:15:57.340 got to be

00:15:57.580 just the

00:15:57.880 Democrats,

00:15:58.380 right?

00:15:58.520 Because all

00:15:58.800 the Democrats

00:15:59.240 are good.

00:16:00.280 I mean,

00:16:01.420 they're all the

00:16:01.900 great.

00:16:02.100 No, wait,

00:16:02.660 no, no,

00:16:03.120 sorry, no,

00:16:03.780 all the

00:16:04.160 heroes are

00:16:04.760 really all

00:16:05.340 Republicans.

00:16:07.640 Yeah,

00:16:08.240 neither of

00:16:08.660 those are

00:16:08.980 true.

00:16:11.160 And we

00:16:11.780 as Americans

00:16:12.460 need to

00:16:15.880 say to

00:16:16.260 these clowns,

00:16:17.380 shut up,

00:16:18.420 stop it.

00:16:19.100 because I

00:16:23.100 know the

00:16:23.480 horror caused

00:16:24.440 by the

00:16:24.960 twisted

00:16:25.540 thinking on

00:16:26.520 the left

00:16:27.080 on this

00:16:27.620 issue.

00:16:29.560 I ain't

00:16:30.220 buying it.

00:16:31.520 But I

00:16:31.940 also know

00:16:33.220 the horrors

00:16:34.020 of a place

00:16:35.160 which is a

00:16:35.860 no-go zone

00:16:36.720 here in

00:16:37.100 America called

00:16:37.800 the Colonias.

00:16:38.920 Most Americans

00:16:39.780 have never

00:16:40.160 heard of the

00:16:40.660 Colonias.

00:16:42.140 This is an

00:16:42.620 area here in

00:16:43.400 America just

00:16:44.120 over the

00:16:44.620 border, a

00:16:45.540 no-go zone

00:16:46.560 where it just

00:16:47.240 kind of falls

00:16:48.000 into the

00:16:48.520 shadow,

00:16:49.220 where giant

00:16:50.160 corporations

00:16:50.900 are allowed

00:16:51.560 to use and

00:16:52.800 abuse these

00:16:53.680 people and

00:16:54.360 trap them in

00:16:55.800 what is

00:16:56.860 nothing more

00:16:57.560 than modern

00:16:58.260 day slavery

00:16:59.100 because those

00:17:00.800 companies have

00:17:01.440 given payoffs

00:17:02.200 to the GOP.

00:17:03.500 So neither of

00:17:04.600 you have much

00:17:05.360 to say that I

00:17:06.100 really want to

00:17:07.600 listen to you

00:17:08.360 because you're

00:17:09.820 just both using

00:17:10.820 the situation,

00:17:12.360 you're exploiting

00:17:13.260 the people and

00:17:14.100 situation for their

00:17:15.040 own power and

00:17:15.740 money.

00:17:16.000 people in

00:17:22.220 Congress,

00:17:23.460 people in

00:17:24.940 the heads of

00:17:25.620 the parties,

00:17:27.280 people in

00:17:27.780 the administration,

00:17:29.340 quite honestly,

00:17:30.520 the last two,

00:17:32.060 you're grotesque

00:17:32.740 and you're

00:17:33.140 sickening.

00:17:35.040 You should be

00:17:35.680 ashamed of

00:17:36.300 yourself.

00:17:41.560 You want to

00:17:42.200 have a real

00:17:42.620 conversation?

00:17:43.420 Let's have a real

00:17:44.120 conversation.

00:17:46.000 But can we

00:17:46.700 have that?

00:17:48.080 Because right

00:17:48.780 now there are

00:17:49.300 people listening

00:17:49.900 who,

00:17:50.360 oh,

00:17:50.640 see,

00:17:50.860 Glenn Beck

00:17:51.200 just hates

00:17:51.680 Donald Trump.

00:17:52.880 And those

00:17:53.600 people who are

00:17:54.160 just listening

00:17:54.780 who are now

00:17:55.580 saying,

00:17:55.860 see,

00:17:56.120 Glenn Beck's

00:17:56.680 always been a

00:17:57.660 GOP stooge.

00:17:58.620 He'll stand

00:17:59.120 up for anything.

00:18:01.380 And of course,

00:18:02.780 the ones I

00:18:03.840 really like,

00:18:04.740 the people who

00:18:05.260 have just tuned

00:18:06.100 in,

00:18:06.900 heard maybe

00:18:07.740 one sentence,

00:18:08.600 and now are

00:18:10.100 currently tweeting

00:18:11.320 or posting

00:18:12.660 somewhere their

00:18:14.380 valid and vapid

00:18:15.680 opinion to the

00:18:16.500 whole world,

00:18:17.280 even though they

00:18:17.780 have absolutely

00:18:18.400 no idea what

00:18:19.160 I'm even talking

00:18:19.900 about.

00:18:24.480 Maybe it's an

00:18:25.300 audience of one,

00:18:26.240 me.

00:18:26.860 But if you're

00:18:27.380 sick of this and

00:18:29.120 you want to fix

00:18:29.600 the problem,

00:18:30.180 good.

00:18:30.880 Let's begin

00:18:31.460 there after this

00:18:32.740 break.

00:18:33.060 Your windows

00:18:35.140 have more of an

00:18:36.520 impact on your

00:18:37.140 home's look than

00:18:37.800 you think.

00:18:38.540 If your blinds are

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00:19:41.080 Glenn Beck Program.

00:19:42.420 888-727-BECK.

00:19:45.180 Mercury.

00:19:45.700 You're listening to

00:19:50.540 the Glenn Beck Program.

00:19:51.620 By the way, that

00:19:53.540 song that we started

00:19:54.420 with from the

00:19:55.340 Millennial Choir and

00:19:56.500 Orchestra, it's off

00:19:58.340 the CD.

00:20:00.760 To Be an American,

00:20:02.200 it's something that I

00:20:04.980 told them stories, and

00:20:06.240 then they went and

00:20:07.240 wrote this music.

00:20:09.400 It is a phenomenal

00:20:10.840 piece of work.

00:20:12.080 Available on iTunes.

00:20:13.260 Yeah, get it?

00:20:14.140 It's To Be an

00:20:14.900 American is the

00:20:16.100 collection.

00:20:17.460 That particular piece

00:20:18.940 was called The Great

00:20:19.960 Colossus.

00:20:21.500 You can find it on

00:20:22.180 iTunes.

00:20:23.160 The Millennial Choir and

00:20:24.460 Orchestra, back in just

00:20:26.180 a moment.

00:20:26.520 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:20:34.860 Mercury.

00:20:39.100 This is the Glenn Beck

00:20:40.680 Program.

00:20:42.100 You know, I'm watching

00:20:42.740 this, quite honestly,

00:20:46.260 this little clown show or

00:20:49.740 little circus called the

00:20:50.920 White House Press Briefing

00:20:52.100 yesterday.

00:20:53.360 I watched the clip, and I

00:20:55.200 actually sided with the

00:20:56.280 guy from the White

00:20:56.920 House, but all I could

00:21:00.420 think of the whole time

00:21:01.260 was, who's watching

00:21:01.960 this?

00:21:02.820 Who's watching this?

00:21:03.500 Only the people who are

00:21:05.480 cheering for Jim Acosta,

00:21:07.240 who was not doing

00:21:08.240 anything like a reporter.

00:21:10.420 He was trying to win.

00:21:13.760 That's it.

00:21:15.340 And who's watching the

00:21:16.540 press briefings at this

00:21:17.980 point?

00:21:19.080 Really, only those who

00:21:20.420 want to cheer for the

00:21:21.780 Trump administration,

00:21:22.840 because it's so

00:21:24.000 discredited itself in

00:21:25.520 this press briefing.

00:21:27.060 I mean, honestly,

00:21:27.780 watching the news, you'll

00:21:29.600 get a better sense of

00:21:30.820 reality from an episode

00:21:32.560 of the Kardashians than

00:21:34.800 you will at a White House

00:21:35.820 press briefing or the

00:21:37.120 news.

00:21:38.680 Because at least in the

00:21:39.680 Kardashians, at least

00:21:41.240 everyone involved is

00:21:43.780 honest enough to admit,

00:21:44.980 yeah, I'm pretty much a

00:21:46.240 money and power whore,

00:21:47.700 and there's nothing

00:21:49.380 noble about anything we're

00:21:50.560 doing.

00:21:51.120 So, hey, watch some

00:21:52.540 more.

00:21:52.800 Want to buy some stuff?

00:21:54.600 Look at me.

00:21:55.280 I'm going to show you my

00:21:56.020 boobs soon.

00:21:57.240 I mean, at least they're

00:21:59.180 honest about it.

00:22:02.400 No one's watching the

00:22:03.360 news or the briefings

00:22:04.800 anymore because both

00:22:06.960 sides are a disgrace.

00:22:08.300 I sure didn't want to see

00:22:09.180 Jim Acosta's boobs,

00:22:10.280 I'll tell you that.

00:22:10.840 I had no desire.

00:22:13.160 Why?

00:22:15.400 This wasn't in the mood.

00:22:17.980 I mean, ask yourself this.

00:22:19.240 How is this helping our

00:22:20.100 country?

00:22:20.700 How is it healing?

00:22:21.940 How is it solving anyone

00:22:24.080 who's actually struggling?

00:22:25.700 Do you really think, I'm

00:22:27.740 speaking to everyone in the

00:22:29.500 press room, everybody in

00:22:31.040 Washington, D.C. that is

00:22:32.680 involved in politics, do you

00:22:34.080 really think that what you're

00:22:35.120 doing is the work of the

00:22:37.480 average American?

00:22:38.800 The average American that is

00:22:40.320 worried about their job,

00:22:42.180 about making the next car

00:22:44.520 payment?

00:22:44.900 Or, God forbid, you know,

00:22:48.120 worrying about having to,

00:22:50.160 you know, think about how do

00:22:51.400 I afford the insurance

00:22:52.960 premium and deductible that I

00:22:54.580 can no longer afford?

00:22:55.600 Because of people just like

00:22:57.700 you.

00:22:59.180 Because of the press and the

00:23:02.300 politicians.

00:23:03.360 The Democrats and the press.

00:23:05.820 Can I ask you a question?

00:23:06.980 Where is the doctor that I was

00:23:08.260 promised I could once keep?

00:23:10.080 Where is the plan that I had,

00:23:11.840 that I loved, that I was

00:23:12.860 promised I could keep?

00:23:13.840 Where is my $2,500 a year in

00:23:18.060 savings?

00:23:18.980 Where is that?

00:23:21.800 Republicans and the GOP press,

00:23:24.580 the ones that will just spin

00:23:26.480 everything in your direction,

00:23:28.340 where's the repeal that the

00:23:30.200 Republicans raised money on,

00:23:32.620 campaigned on, had me argue

00:23:34.960 back and forth with friends,

00:23:36.920 had me draw a line in the sand?

00:23:38.860 You've got to stand up because

00:23:40.980 this is right, otherwise they'll

00:23:43.360 never repeal it.

00:23:44.580 Where is the repeal?

00:23:46.100 Where's your frickin'

00:23:47.180 replacement that none of us

00:23:48.580 even wanted?

00:23:50.160 Where is it?

00:23:51.080 And don't even answer.

00:23:52.040 Please don't answer.

00:23:53.080 Because I've already heard what

00:23:54.100 both of you have to say.

00:23:55.380 One in a left box, one in a

00:23:56.980 right box, some clown in the

00:23:58.860 middle and you're arguing.

00:24:00.420 And all I do is I wonder, I see

00:24:02.140 that for 10 seconds and wonder,

00:24:04.000 does anybody here realize that

00:24:06.860 they're all making the opposite

00:24:08.260 point that they were making when

00:24:09.860 their clown was the lead of the

00:24:11.560 circus?

00:24:17.080 The filth, the pettiness, the

00:24:19.420 hatred, the, quite frankly,

00:24:23.960 dishonest stupidity that you all

00:24:28.100 have been feeding to your flock

00:24:30.460 every day.

00:24:31.300 How is that helping anyone except

00:24:34.040 you?

00:24:36.060 I know how it helps CNN.

00:24:38.460 CNN rallies their base and they

00:24:42.140 get people who watch CNN, which I

00:24:45.760 don't know if you've seen that

00:24:46.660 lately, but not a lot of people

00:24:48.640 watching CNN.

00:24:50.000 It gets people who watch CNN really

00:24:52.520 excited and, oh, finally, somebody's

00:24:54.420 saying it to this person.

00:24:56.040 Right.

00:24:56.740 Let me ask you, how does this end?

00:24:58.640 Jim Acosta, let's say you win and

00:25:02.320 everybody and all the circle of

00:25:04.460 your friends who has your point of

00:25:06.660 view, they win every election for

00:25:08.940 the next 20 years.

00:25:10.680 What happens?

00:25:11.860 What do you do to the 45 percent of

00:25:14.000 people that don't agree with you or

00:25:16.200 never will agree with you?

00:25:18.480 Do we do we have to silence all those

00:25:20.880 people who have a different opinion?

00:25:24.820 Do we jail them?

00:25:25.840 I mean, it's not, you know, hyperbolic

00:25:28.480 to ask you that.

00:25:30.040 People are suggesting it on your

00:25:31.880 side.

00:25:32.320 Now, if you don't agree with solutions

00:25:34.440 on manmade global warming or cooling

00:25:36.880 or chaos, I can't remember which

00:25:38.440 popular now.

00:25:41.240 You want to jail them.

00:25:43.320 You're already running people out of

00:25:46.020 their positions at work if they don't

00:25:48.920 agree with you.

00:25:49.680 The IRS targeted and tried to silence

00:25:52.540 those in the Tea Party.

00:25:53.880 By the way, congratulations to the

00:25:55.420 Tea Party groups that have just in the

00:25:58.640 last two weeks gotten their 501c3,

00:26:02.060 their approval from the IRS.

00:26:04.540 Congratulations.

00:26:05.840 Now you can go get them.

00:26:08.900 Now, for anybody who is listening,

00:26:11.280 who's on the right, don't get on your

00:26:13.720 high GOP horse.

00:26:15.940 Because 45 percent of those who claim

00:26:18.140 they're conservatives now believe that

00:26:20.060 a judge should have the power to silence

00:26:23.640 a media organization or a media person

00:26:26.560 that is, quote, too biased.

00:26:31.440 Huh.

00:26:33.320 Where is your beloved Constitution now?

00:26:35.460 And everybody on the right, don't preach to

00:26:39.900 me about the Second Amendment if you don't

00:26:41.440 even understand the significance of the

00:26:42.960 first.

00:26:43.520 Because if you want a judge to tell me

00:26:46.000 who's biased, who can have a job, and who

00:26:49.120 can't have a job, the Second Amendment is

00:26:51.900 there to protect me from people like you

00:26:55.000 when you have power.

00:26:58.920 I mean, we could do this all day.

00:27:02.240 We could go left and right.

00:27:04.020 Oh, Glenn Beck.

00:27:05.400 Yeah, look, he's taking on the GOP.

00:27:07.860 Oh, finally.

00:27:09.120 Maybe he's changed.

00:27:10.420 He's taking on the GOP because of them

00:27:13.020 wanting to silence the press.

00:27:14.580 Oh, shut up.

00:27:15.860 Like, you have...

00:27:17.080 Really?

00:27:17.540 Really?

00:27:19.240 Tell me about that grand understanding

00:27:21.820 that you have on the First Amendment

00:27:23.740 when it comes to faith.

00:27:26.860 Both sides, you are both certifiable.

00:27:31.180 Fascist or communist?

00:27:32.540 I don't think so.

00:27:33.820 Vast majority?

00:27:34.720 No.

00:27:36.060 Those people do exist on both sides.

00:27:37.920 There are fascists and there are communists.

00:27:40.180 But that's not the majority of people

00:27:43.340 who are cheering for either side.

00:27:46.280 Most people are ignoring their own wild

00:27:49.040 inconsistencies because they're tired

00:27:52.260 and they now have been convinced

00:27:54.820 that the most important thing to do

00:27:56.600 is to win.

00:27:58.360 Rage and winning at any cost

00:28:01.060 has driven us to the brink of the abyss.

00:28:03.560 The righteous didn't suddenly become righteous.

00:28:09.960 They just refused to go over the cliff

00:28:11.580 with everyone else.

00:28:17.040 I personally think I'm speaking

00:28:19.460 to a growing segment of the country.

00:28:23.160 But I don't care.

00:28:24.680 I have decided long ago

00:28:28.520 that if it's just me

00:28:30.680 and a couple of people

00:28:34.800 under a tree someplace else,

00:28:37.320 I'll continue to say the same thing.

00:28:40.980 Anybody who can still see sanity from here,

00:28:46.100 stop.

00:28:47.420 Tell everybody you know, stop.

00:28:49.420 Don't go a step further.

00:28:50.640 The world has gone mad.

00:28:54.180 And we're following along

00:28:55.600 because we don't know what else to do.

00:28:58.300 There is no leadership anywhere.

00:29:05.240 So let's lead.

00:29:07.060 Here's what you do.

00:29:08.200 First, you think.

00:29:10.540 You think.

00:29:11.720 Don't try to win.

00:29:13.020 Think.

00:29:14.780 Question both sides.

00:29:16.200 But really question with boldness

00:29:20.160 your side.

00:29:22.200 And then admit

00:29:23.040 when your side is wrong

00:29:25.500 or your side is lying.

00:29:28.980 Take the moat out of your own eye.

00:29:32.620 And then stand up

00:29:33.660 with unwavering conviction

00:29:35.760 in the defense of all things

00:29:37.600 that make us human

00:29:39.840 in the first place.

00:29:41.360 If you're not human,

00:29:46.900 how can you possibly

00:29:48.240 be a defender

00:29:49.080 for human rights?

00:29:53.220 Stop twisting history

00:29:54.740 to make your point

00:29:56.300 sound American.

00:29:57.420 I'm more American than you.

00:29:59.320 I've got a bigger

00:30:00.200 Statue of Liberty

00:30:01.040 than you do.

00:30:01.780 Oh yeah, well you should

00:30:02.860 see mine in my backyard

00:30:04.220 and I've got the flag too.

00:30:06.480 Stop claiming

00:30:07.480 symbols for your use.

00:30:09.960 First of all,

00:30:11.540 they belong to

00:30:12.260 all of us

00:30:13.360 and none of us.

00:30:14.920 They're wildly

00:30:16.400 important

00:30:17.740 and at the same time

00:30:19.020 absolutely worthless.

00:30:24.040 What happened to the country

00:30:25.560 that up until

00:30:27.000 1918

00:30:28.200 we didn't have

00:30:29.460 a standardized flag?

00:30:31.060 Now,

00:30:31.520 God forbid

00:30:32.840 you let the flag

00:30:34.160 even touch the ground.

00:30:36.220 You better slap

00:30:37.420 that Boy Scout around.

00:30:39.960 We didn't even have

00:30:41.600 a standardized flag

00:30:42.940 until the progressive movement

00:30:44.360 in Woodrow Wilson.

00:30:45.560 You could make your own flag

00:30:47.340 and arrange the stars

00:30:48.380 any way you wanted.

00:30:50.700 And by the way,

00:30:51.820 when we hoisted

00:30:52.760 that flag up,

00:30:53.960 we didn't even have

00:30:54.820 a national anthem

00:30:55.980 until the next

00:30:57.360 huge progressive

00:30:58.360 of FDR.

00:31:00.300 We didn't have

00:31:01.700 a national anthem?

00:31:03.220 No.

00:31:06.560 No,

00:31:07.200 because it was

00:31:07.760 the idea

00:31:08.580 of America

00:31:09.460 that was sacred.

00:31:10.980 The symbols

00:31:11.760 didn't exist.

00:31:14.860 The symbols

00:31:15.600 are meaningless.

00:31:17.200 It's what you do

00:31:18.360 with the idea.

00:31:20.240 The Statue of Liberty

00:31:21.300 was a marketing gimmick

00:31:22.840 by the French

00:31:24.020 for the French

00:31:25.380 to stop the rise

00:31:27.380 of radicalism

00:31:28.340 and communism

00:31:29.420 to show,

00:31:30.640 hey guys,

00:31:31.360 before we do that

00:31:32.240 and kill each other,

00:31:33.140 you know,

00:31:33.420 there is another idea.

00:31:36.580 And what did we do?

00:31:38.460 We've taken

00:31:39.220 that stupid

00:31:40.500 Statue of Liberty

00:31:43.160 and we've made it

00:31:47.340 into our own

00:31:48.380 storied pomp.

00:31:50.800 It goes against

00:31:51.780 everything the poem

00:31:52.720 holds up

00:31:53.320 as a beacon.

00:31:55.860 That poem

00:31:57.260 is an excoriation

00:31:58.660 of Europe.

00:32:08.800 We need to stop

00:32:10.020 acting like sheep

00:32:11.100 because our shepherds

00:32:13.400 are leading us

00:32:14.300 all over

00:32:14.900 a cliff.

00:32:17.900 If you actually

00:32:18.880 care more about

00:32:19.920 winning

00:32:22.020 or proving

00:32:23.540 the other side

00:32:24.460 wrong,

00:32:25.320 if that's what

00:32:26.100 you really care about,

00:32:27.600 then we can't have

00:32:28.980 an actual conversation

00:32:29.940 on what people

00:32:31.520 really believe.

00:32:34.080 The people who

00:32:34.620 don't hate immigrants

00:32:35.680 or the people

00:32:37.220 who don't think

00:32:38.260 all white people

00:32:38.940 are evil.

00:32:39.880 Those people,

00:32:40.360 those opinions

00:32:41.480 are actually

00:32:42.600 important.

00:32:45.360 Can we have

00:32:46.260 an adult conversation

00:32:47.320 here for a while?

00:32:49.020 Can I tell you

00:32:49.580 my own personal

00:32:50.660 experience?

00:32:54.040 With people

00:32:54.860 who used to work

00:32:55.600 for me,

00:32:56.560 they were the best

00:32:59.600 of our company

00:33:00.280 and they've just

00:33:02.400 gone home.

00:33:03.880 They've worked here

00:33:04.940 from Mexico

00:33:06.060 because

00:33:07.260 she

00:33:08.940 was left

00:33:10.100 by her husband

00:33:10.980 years ago

00:33:12.400 with four

00:33:13.400 children

00:33:13.980 and her husband

00:33:17.040 left her

00:33:17.580 for a 15-year-old

00:33:18.860 girl.

00:33:22.060 She had no way

00:33:23.400 to improve

00:33:25.120 the lives

00:33:25.700 of those children.

00:33:27.120 She

00:33:27.520 actually

00:33:28.520 gave her

00:33:29.360 children

00:33:29.860 to her

00:33:32.040 sister.

00:33:33.260 Take care

00:33:33.820 of my

00:33:34.400 children.

00:33:34.980 I'm going

00:33:35.520 to go

00:33:35.880 to America

00:33:36.700 and work

00:33:37.960 and I will

00:33:38.380 send every

00:33:39.180 dollar back.

00:33:41.460 So my

00:33:42.180 children

00:33:42.560 cannot have

00:33:43.620 the life

00:33:44.240 that I have.

00:33:45.160 she met

00:33:46.840 a wonderful

00:33:47.440 man here

00:33:48.260 in America.

00:33:49.660 They got

00:33:50.020 married.

00:33:51.220 When I bought

00:33:51.980 the studios

00:33:52.620 here,

00:33:53.000 they had

00:33:53.280 worked here

00:33:53.820 for 14

00:33:55.460 years.

00:33:57.900 They had

00:33:58.660 worked here

00:33:59.180 and were

00:33:59.580 paid

00:34:00.100 an obscene

00:34:02.920 amount

00:34:04.860 of money.

00:34:07.300 Not an

00:34:08.080 obscene

00:34:08.540 like,

00:34:08.860 oh my gosh,

00:34:09.520 look how much

00:34:09.960 they're being

00:34:10.320 paid.

00:34:11.240 They're rich.

00:34:13.340 They worked

00:34:14.180 from dawn

00:34:14.880 until dusk

00:34:15.960 and they

00:34:16.780 didn't speak

00:34:17.820 a word

00:34:18.420 of English

00:34:19.220 and were

00:34:19.940 told all

00:34:20.660 kinds

00:34:21.380 of lies.

00:34:24.240 Her

00:34:24.920 husband

00:34:25.280 worked here

00:34:25.820 for free

00:34:26.680 so she

00:34:29.280 didn't work

00:34:29.840 herself to

00:34:30.480 death.

00:34:32.880 Kept

00:34:33.520 in the

00:34:33.780 shadows.

00:34:37.620 I not

00:34:38.800 only hired

00:34:39.260 her husband,

00:34:40.260 I paid

00:34:40.820 her,

00:34:42.220 I gave

00:34:42.620 her a raise

00:34:43.640 on the

00:34:44.020 first day.

00:34:44.880 I

00:34:45.460 quadrupled

00:34:46.340 her salary

00:34:47.120 and then

00:34:48.460 the first

00:34:49.320 thing I

00:34:49.700 did after

00:34:50.160 that was

00:34:50.720 gave her

00:34:51.960 classes

00:34:53.220 in English.

00:34:54.840 We sent

00:34:55.360 them to

00:34:55.820 school.

00:34:57.020 Why?

00:34:58.040 Because if you

00:34:58.800 can't speak

00:34:59.980 English,

00:35:00.500 you are at

00:35:01.320 the mercy

00:35:01.820 of every

00:35:02.740 dirtbag

00:35:04.320 that will

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00:35:06.440 we have

00:35:13.120 to see the

00:35:13.740 real suffering

00:35:14.560 in America.

00:35:16.600 We have

00:35:17.280 to see the

00:35:17.800 real suffering

00:35:18.520 of the

00:35:19.460 people who

00:35:20.020 are just

00:35:20.500 trying to

00:35:21.060 make ends

00:35:21.520 meet and

00:35:22.360 that is

00:35:22.880 those who

00:35:23.560 have come

00:35:23.960 here from

00:35:24.420 some other

00:35:24.900 place or

00:35:25.480 want to

00:35:26.060 come here

00:35:26.420 from some

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00:36:44.640 This is

00:36:45.580 the Glenn Beck

00:36:47.800 Program.

00:36:49.980 Mercury.

00:36:50.460 Mercury.

00:36:54.320 This is the Glenn Beck

00:36:55.820 Program.

00:36:56.300 All right,

00:37:00.600 so there was

00:37:00.940 one story

00:37:01.660 that was

00:37:03.480 one story.

00:37:06.840 It took

00:37:06.960 55 minutes

00:37:07.680 to get to

00:37:08.040 one story

00:37:08.800 today.

00:37:09.740 We've got

00:37:09.960 a couple

00:37:10.260 of others

00:37:10.660 that we

00:37:10.940 really want

00:37:11.360 to talk

00:37:12.240 about.

00:37:12.620 If I have

00:37:12.960 time today,

00:37:13.600 I really

00:37:14.420 want to

00:37:15.540 get to

00:37:16.020 the Dietrich

00:37:16.560 Bonhoeffer

00:37:17.400 on stupidity.

00:37:19.520 It's fantastic.

00:37:20.580 Can we also

00:37:20.920 do today

00:37:21.400 the new

00:37:22.040 TV hack

00:37:22.920 that millennials

00:37:23.440 have discovered?

00:37:24.060 they've been

00:37:25.460 able to get

00:37:25.740 TV for free.

00:37:27.420 It's called

00:37:27.880 an antenna.

00:37:29.780 It's incredible.

00:37:30.620 They've just

00:37:30.900 discovered it.

00:37:31.700 Wow.

00:37:32.340 Interesting.

00:37:32.740 The Glenn Beck

00:37:34.940 Program.

00:37:36.540 Mercury.

00:37:37.240 The Blaze Radio

00:37:49.800 Network.

00:37:53.200 On demand.

00:37:56.860 Okay,

00:37:57.480 so remember

00:37:58.020 last time

00:37:58.880 Al Gore

00:37:59.260 came out

00:37:59.660 with an

00:37:59.920 inconvenient

00:38:00.300 truth

00:38:00.800 and got

00:38:01.080 an Oscar

00:38:01.540 and he

00:38:01.840 was the

00:38:02.100 hero of

00:38:02.420 the planet

00:38:02.820 because

00:38:03.320 we have

00:38:03.960 to reduce

00:38:05.460 our carbon

00:38:05.900 footprint.

00:38:07.240 People looked

00:38:07.960 at his

00:38:08.240 house

00:38:08.660 and it

00:38:09.440 turned out

00:38:09.760 Glenn Beck's

00:38:10.380 house was

00:38:10.980 far greener

00:38:12.280 than Al Gore's

00:38:13.140 house.

00:38:15.000 And so

00:38:15.800 then he

00:38:16.300 spent,

00:38:17.260 I think it

00:38:17.580 was about

00:38:17.840 a quarter

00:38:18.280 of a million

00:38:18.880 dollars to

00:38:19.840 make sure

00:38:20.480 that his

00:38:20.960 house was

00:38:21.620 green

00:38:22.980 and he

00:38:24.800 would offset

00:38:26.340 his carbon

00:38:27.900 footprint.

00:38:29.580 Unfortunately,

00:38:30.940 in last

00:38:32.260 September,

00:38:32.880 he devoured

00:38:35.360 30,993

00:38:38.260 kilowatt

00:38:38.840 hours of

00:38:39.360 electricity.

00:38:40.400 That is

00:38:40.740 enough to

00:38:41.840 power 34

00:38:43.020 average American

00:38:44.200 homes for

00:38:45.080 a month.

00:38:45.600 And over

00:38:46.260 the last

00:38:46.800 12 months,

00:38:48.060 Al Gore

00:38:48.420 used more

00:38:49.040 electricity

00:38:49.560 just heating

00:38:50.640 his outdoor

00:38:51.380 swimming pool

00:38:52.280 than six

00:38:53.540 typical homes

00:38:54.740 use in a

00:38:55.600 year.

00:38:56.840 You lying

00:38:57.860 fraud.

00:38:58.460 I can't

00:39:00.080 wait to

00:39:00.440 get to

00:39:00.920 that story

00:39:01.820 because if

00:39:03.060 you really

00:39:03.420 want to

00:39:04.080 change the

00:39:04.700 world,

00:39:05.100 if you

00:39:05.300 really

00:39:05.540 actually

00:39:06.020 care and

00:39:07.140 you want

00:39:07.440 to do

00:39:07.640 your part,

00:39:08.220 you can

00:39:08.820 actually do

00:39:09.660 that.

00:39:10.600 I've done

00:39:11.280 it.

00:39:12.100 And it's

00:39:13.200 great.

00:39:14.200 It's really,

00:39:15.520 really great.

00:39:17.120 It's tough,

00:39:18.340 but it's

00:39:19.280 worth it.

00:39:20.300 Makes you

00:39:20.900 self-reliant

00:39:21.760 and it helps

00:39:22.720 the planet.

00:39:24.000 We'll get

00:39:24.340 into that

00:39:24.800 coming up.

00:39:25.460 Also,

00:39:26.100 I can't

00:39:27.400 wait to

00:39:27.880 read something

00:39:28.440 I saw

00:39:29.180 last night

00:39:29.800 on stupidity

00:39:30.840 by Dietrich

00:39:31.500 Bonhoeffer.

00:39:33.200 Explains a

00:39:33.860 lot of

00:39:34.100 what's going

00:39:34.480 on in

00:39:35.380 the world.

00:39:36.360 Also,

00:39:37.000 an update.

00:39:38.100 John Whitehead

00:39:38.660 is going

00:39:38.920 to join

00:39:39.220 as president

00:39:39.700 of the

00:39:40.000 Rutherford

00:39:40.440 Institute.

00:39:41.060 An update

00:39:41.540 on an

00:39:43.620 amazing

00:39:44.080 girl that

00:39:44.780 we have

00:39:45.120 been telling

00:39:45.540 you about

00:39:46.180 all week.

00:39:49.380 A girl

00:39:50.220 in Oregon

00:39:50.780 that has

00:39:51.460 lost custody

00:39:52.280 of her

00:39:52.600 children

00:39:52.940 because of

00:39:54.080 her IQ

00:39:54.640 being 72

00:39:55.960 and she

00:39:57.100 is caught

00:39:57.700 in a

00:39:58.480 horrible

00:39:59.180 trap.

00:40:00.440 John Whitehead

00:40:00.880 is joining

00:40:01.220 us because

00:40:01.680 this is not

00:40:02.720 as rare

00:40:03.360 as you

00:40:03.960 think it

00:40:04.480 is and

00:40:05.080 we've got

00:40:05.620 to stop

00:40:06.540 this slide

00:40:07.600 into a

00:40:09.580 world where

00:40:10.080 the government

00:40:10.580 has control,

00:40:11.840 absolute control,

00:40:12.980 over your life

00:40:13.920 and your

00:40:14.360 children.

00:40:15.680 We go there

00:40:16.180 right now.

00:40:16.800 The fusion

00:40:36.280 of entertainment

00:40:37.340 and enlightenment.

00:40:39.540 This is

00:40:40.100 the Glenn

00:40:40.960 Beck

00:40:41.960 Program.

00:40:43.000 We've been

00:40:45.260 telling you

00:40:45.740 all this

00:40:46.240 week about

00:40:46.820 Amy Fabrini

00:40:47.720 who have

00:40:50.300 had her

00:40:51.340 children

00:40:51.900 taken from

00:40:53.960 her and

00:40:54.660 Eric Ziegler,

00:40:55.440 the father,

00:40:56.560 saying that the

00:40:57.180 couple is too

00:40:57.900 mentally limited

00:40:58.980 to be considered

00:40:59.740 good parents.

00:41:00.560 Now, he is

00:41:02.640 more limited

00:41:03.160 than she is.

00:41:04.360 He has an

00:41:05.080 IQ of 68

00:41:06.220 but apparently

00:41:07.140 has far more

00:41:08.160 limitations than

00:41:08.980 she does.

00:41:09.600 but she

00:41:11.680 has, both

00:41:12.340 of them have

00:41:12.780 taken every

00:41:13.320 class the

00:41:14.060 state has

00:41:14.460 required, the

00:41:15.640 state has

00:41:16.100 gone in, there

00:41:16.920 is no sign

00:41:17.940 of neglect, no

00:41:19.320 sign of abuse,

00:41:20.520 their house is

00:41:21.140 clean, they've

00:41:21.820 had visits

00:41:22.540 every month

00:41:24.120 for 14

00:41:24.940 straight months.

00:41:26.280 The woman

00:41:26.880 who was working

00:41:27.800 for the state

00:41:28.520 who had a

00:41:29.120 20-year career

00:41:30.060 said there's

00:41:30.540 nothing here.

00:41:32.680 She was fired

00:41:33.320 by the state.

00:41:34.360 They're now

00:41:34.640 trying to

00:41:35.020 terminate those

00:41:35.720 parental rights

00:41:36.540 and every

00:41:38.140 time that they

00:41:39.500 get any kind

00:41:40.340 of press

00:41:40.820 coverage, the

00:41:42.160 state screws

00:41:42.980 with them.

00:41:43.720 Because she

00:41:44.500 was on our

00:41:45.300 program this

00:41:46.180 week, she's

00:41:48.300 had a hard

00:41:48.820 time with

00:41:49.540 visitation this

00:41:50.680 week.

00:41:51.080 Ah, the

00:41:51.800 state's got

00:41:52.280 some problems.

00:41:54.140 She lost

00:41:54.940 six hours with

00:41:55.920 her kids for

00:41:57.160 her, what,

00:41:58.940 ten-minute

00:41:59.660 conversation with

00:42:00.940 me on Monday.

00:42:02.840 That's her

00:42:04.200 only six hours

00:42:05.160 with her kids.

00:42:06.880 This is

00:42:07.480 outrageous.

00:42:09.500 And if

00:42:11.280 the state

00:42:11.620 of Oregon

00:42:12.020 thinks we're

00:42:12.600 going to

00:42:12.800 stop, we're

00:42:13.720 not.

00:42:16.120 John Whitehead

00:42:17.140 is the

00:42:17.860 president of

00:42:18.440 the Rutherford

00:42:19.040 Institute.

00:42:20.400 It's a

00:42:21.060 watchdog group

00:42:21.900 for individual

00:42:22.660 freedom in

00:42:23.400 America,

00:42:23.900 a non-profit

00:42:24.400 organization built

00:42:25.360 around defending

00:42:26.160 individual liberties

00:42:27.020 and human rights.

00:42:28.100 John, I don't

00:42:30.020 know how much

00:42:30.520 you know about

00:42:31.560 Amy Fabrini,

00:42:32.840 and we've been

00:42:33.340 really digging

00:42:35.140 into it for the

00:42:35.840 last couple of

00:42:36.400 days and taking

00:42:37.000 our time.

00:42:37.600 it seems like

00:42:38.900 it is all

00:42:39.420 checking out

00:42:40.320 to be exactly

00:42:42.500 what we think,

00:42:43.860 and this is a

00:42:44.560 horror show to

00:42:45.600 happen in

00:42:46.000 America.

00:42:47.380 Oh, yeah, yeah.

00:42:48.260 This is something,

00:42:49.000 Glenn, you know,

00:42:49.500 I could say I've

00:42:50.060 been in this area

00:42:50.560 40 years.

00:42:51.960 I've had a number

00:42:52.800 of cases against

00:42:53.660 the CPS social

00:42:54.620 work agencies.

00:42:55.900 One we actually

00:42:56.660 had years ago

00:42:57.440 where a neighbor

00:42:58.140 called the CPS

00:42:59.760 and said the kids

00:43:00.700 had bad breath,

00:43:01.800 repeatedly had

00:43:02.440 bad breath.

00:43:03.100 The CPS and

00:43:04.760 police actually

00:43:05.400 investigated that

00:43:07.140 case.

00:43:07.900 So it's gotten

00:43:09.580 to the point

00:43:10.120 where the state

00:43:10.960 is actually,

00:43:11.740 in my opinion,

00:43:12.700 saying they are

00:43:13.300 the parent,

00:43:14.080 and somehow we

00:43:15.020 out there who

00:43:15.600 have children

00:43:16.220 are their

00:43:17.260 auxiliaries or

00:43:18.120 whatever,

00:43:18.600 and if we

00:43:18.940 don't do just

00:43:19.520 what they want,

00:43:20.100 they can take

00:43:20.520 the kids.

00:43:21.380 And unfortunately,

00:43:23.080 many of the

00:43:23.460 courts have

00:43:23.860 upheld it.

00:43:24.420 You know,

00:43:24.660 several years ago

00:43:25.720 in a case that

00:43:26.320 we helped work

00:43:26.940 on, social

00:43:28.000 workers and

00:43:28.760 police came into

00:43:29.620 a public school

00:43:30.440 and investigated

00:43:31.140 a child with a

00:43:32.200 child and talked

00:43:33.920 to the child,

00:43:34.600 got all kinds

00:43:35.060 of information,

00:43:35.780 never even

00:43:36.220 invited the parent

00:43:36.920 in, and I

00:43:38.080 thought that was

00:43:38.520 a key parental

00:43:39.120 rights issue,

00:43:39.960 and the court

00:43:40.400 ruled that the

00:43:40.940 state can do

00:43:41.460 that now.

00:43:41.860 They can talk

00:43:42.260 to your kids

00:43:42.700 privately.

00:43:43.480 So what I'm

00:43:44.680 telling parents

00:43:45.220 across the

00:43:45.680 country is when

00:43:47.540 you say the

00:43:48.880 wrong word now,

00:43:49.800 if your kid

00:43:50.200 goes to school

00:43:50.860 and says it

00:43:51.320 to a teacher,

00:43:52.100 you can get

00:43:52.600 investigated because

00:43:53.700 there is this

00:43:54.660 idea now that

00:43:55.720 somehow the

00:43:56.300 government, the

00:43:57.380 state, the

00:43:57.920 schools, or the

00:43:58.940 social workers out

00:44:00.220 there, they are

00:44:00.900 the parent.

00:44:02.200 And we are

00:44:03.360 out there just

00:44:04.240 to basically do

00:44:05.500 as they say.

00:44:06.820 And again, they

00:44:07.620 can be politically

00:44:08.220 incorrect all they

00:44:09.240 want.

00:44:09.560 They can do all

00:44:10.140 these things, but

00:44:10.780 if you say the

00:44:11.300 wrong word, and

00:44:12.260 as you know, Glenn,

00:44:13.500 with this society

00:44:14.180 today, if you say

00:44:15.100 the wrong word about

00:44:16.660 any kind of subject

00:44:17.580 that someone doesn't

00:44:18.300 like, it may be

00:44:20.460 evidence of unfitness.

00:44:22.040 But this is nuts.

00:44:23.300 I mean, someone who

00:44:24.120 supposedly has a

00:44:25.740 low IQ, I mean,

00:44:26.720 I've run into a lot

00:44:27.380 of people who are

00:44:28.060 brilliant who didn't

00:44:28.940 do well on the IQ

00:44:29.840 test.

00:44:30.280 I know a lot of

00:44:31.940 people who are

00:44:32.420 brilliant that, you

00:44:34.160 know, would make

00:44:35.520 horrible parents.

00:44:37.840 Horrible parents.

00:44:39.280 Yeah.

00:44:40.040 But you don't hear

00:44:40.760 they're saying

00:44:41.240 basically these

00:44:42.400 foster parents will

00:44:44.520 be better financially

00:44:46.000 able to care for a

00:44:47.140 kid.

00:44:47.360 I grew up in a

00:44:48.020 poor home, and I

00:44:48.920 learned so many

00:44:49.540 valuable lessons from

00:44:50.500 that poor home.

00:44:51.700 It's not money that

00:44:52.820 makes people.

00:44:53.820 It's not money.

00:44:54.900 It's parents who

00:44:55.740 care, who love you.

00:44:56.920 And I think that's

00:44:57.860 the point we're

00:44:58.620 missing.

00:44:59.000 They're coming up

00:44:59.480 with all these

00:45:00.140 ideas that it isn't

00:45:03.000 love that makes a

00:45:04.000 good parent.

00:45:04.660 It's this thing.

00:45:06.200 And as one of the

00:45:06.860 mediators said, who's

00:45:08.320 investigated this case,

00:45:09.500 is that there are no

00:45:10.260 objective guidelines for

00:45:12.060 any of this stuff.

00:45:13.040 No, there's some

00:45:13.600 government agent making

00:45:15.140 up something.

00:45:15.900 Yeah, the woman who

00:45:17.820 was working for the

00:45:18.960 state, Shereen

00:45:19.820 Hagenbach, she's

00:45:22.500 been doing this for

00:45:26.100 20 years when she

00:45:27.740 said there's no

00:45:28.540 abuse, there's no

00:45:29.800 sign of any trouble,

00:45:31.680 it's a clean house, a

00:45:33.240 loving house, yada,

00:45:34.520 yada, yada.

00:45:35.220 She was fired by the

00:45:36.660 state.

00:45:37.380 She feels so compelled.

00:45:38.760 She's now the advocate

00:45:40.360 and mentor.

00:45:41.300 She's been helping them

00:45:43.100 because this couple is

00:45:45.340 completely alone.

00:45:48.020 And when you listen to

00:45:50.280 Amy, the mom, she's

00:45:53.540 capable of raising her

00:45:56.080 children and now having

00:45:58.080 to stand up in front of

00:45:59.580 some sort of panel that

00:46:01.440 as her advocate,

00:46:04.400 Shereen, has said, the

00:46:05.980 state isn't presenting

00:46:08.700 the evidence against

00:46:11.040 because they say we don't

00:46:12.920 have to because of the

00:46:15.360 privacy of the children.

00:46:17.480 How can you possibly

00:46:18.780 defend against that?

00:46:20.240 You can't and they

00:46:22.140 don't have any evidence

00:46:23.000 is what I'm saying.

00:46:23.800 We see in the cases,

00:46:25.100 like I say, we've had

00:46:26.340 hundreds of cases across

00:46:27.480 the years of these

00:46:28.200 things, a neighbor

00:46:30.760 reporting a kid for bad

00:46:31.900 breath and they get

00:46:32.580 investigated.

00:46:33.680 That shows you that we've

00:46:35.100 allowed our government,

00:46:36.100 and you were saying it

00:46:36.920 earlier on in your

00:46:37.560 introduction, we've

00:46:38.740 allowed the government

00:46:39.460 basically to set the

00:46:40.580 rules.

00:46:41.160 We, the people, need to

00:46:42.060 start setting the rules.

00:46:43.100 We, the parents, need to

00:46:44.560 start setting the rules.

00:46:45.420 And, you know, should

00:46:47.620 your kid be investigated

00:46:50.020 by a social worker on

00:46:51.080 school property and they

00:46:52.100 don't even tell you that?

00:46:53.320 Come on.

00:46:54.240 You know, the old phrase

00:46:55.360 in local parenthesis means

00:46:57.500 that the state, the

00:46:58.660 government is there to

00:46:59.520 serve us.

00:47:00.600 There's, you know, they're

00:47:01.780 not there to serve

00:47:02.500 themselves.

00:47:03.160 But what most people

00:47:04.120 don't realize, too, and

00:47:05.020 I was surprised, and I

00:47:05.860 learned this a couple

00:47:06.500 years ago, a lot of the

00:47:07.940 CPS agencies, social

00:47:09.880 work agencies get grants

00:47:11.240 for placing kids in

00:47:12.800 foster homes.

00:47:13.560 So, it becomes a

00:47:14.960 monetary incentive for

00:47:16.220 some agencies.

00:47:16.980 Oh, my gosh.

00:47:18.300 So, John, what can we

00:47:19.960 do, what can we do as

00:47:21.660 people to help this

00:47:24.640 couple?

00:47:25.360 I mean, it wasn't until

00:47:26.280 people like you got

00:47:27.360 involved with, with

00:47:29.220 Justine Pelletier that

00:47:31.440 that actually turned

00:47:32.420 around.

00:47:32.700 That didn't really have a

00:47:33.820 happy ending, but it, it,

00:47:35.360 it kind of did.

00:47:36.820 At least they got their

00:47:37.560 kids back, or their

00:47:38.860 child back.

00:47:40.860 What you can do is, I

00:47:43.100 think these parents are

00:47:43.800 doing it right to get

00:47:44.560 the right news out there

00:47:45.520 that they're getting.

00:47:47.120 What they need is local

00:47:48.380 help, though, I think,

00:47:49.420 you know, people, if you

00:47:50.600 want to change your

00:47:51.260 government, I'm telling

00:47:51.760 people, Washington doesn't

00:47:52.840 listen very well, but

00:47:54.360 local agencies do.

00:47:55.560 Getting involved in your

00:47:56.420 local government, getting

00:47:57.060 down to your city

00:47:57.580 council, getting some

00:47:58.840 rules for CPS, some

00:48:00.040 objective guidelines.

00:48:01.580 We shouldn't be allowing

00:48:02.380 these people to just make

00:48:03.440 up what they want to do.

00:48:04.940 You know, saying that

00:48:06.000 your IQ is not high

00:48:08.220 enough.

00:48:08.480 My dad had a fifth-grade

00:48:09.540 education.

00:48:10.040 I remember people

00:48:10.560 asking me, how could

00:48:11.580 you grow up in a

00:48:12.020 family?

00:48:12.480 Because he was

00:48:12.940 smarter than I was.

00:48:14.600 He just didn't, he

00:48:15.780 lived, grew up in a

00:48:16.700 poor family.

00:48:17.840 Don't give us

00:48:18.700 subjective guidelines, and

00:48:19.960 your city councils can

00:48:21.020 do that.

00:48:21.480 They can put some

00:48:22.020 control on these

00:48:22.860 people.

00:48:24.020 She lives in a small

00:48:25.440 town.

00:48:25.880 That's what her

00:48:26.260 advocate says.

00:48:27.420 You know, her

00:48:27.840 advocate says, you

00:48:28.700 know, my dad's a

00:48:29.680 judge, my mom is

00:48:30.840 something else.

00:48:32.180 Like, this is a very

00:48:33.000 small town.

00:48:33.780 All the attorneys just

00:48:34.820 know each other, and

00:48:35.560 they're just cutting

00:48:36.060 deals, and they're not

00:48:37.460 defending, they're not

00:48:39.780 defending Amy and her

00:48:41.440 children.

00:48:43.820 You know, and every

00:48:46.340 time she speaks out, it's

00:48:47.840 a small town, she was on

00:48:49.080 this program, she lost her

00:48:50.780 visitation rights this

00:48:51.860 week.

00:48:52.600 And of course, it had

00:48:53.540 nothing to do with that,

00:48:55.240 with her appearance here.

00:48:56.840 Although, this always seems

00:48:58.260 to happen on the weeks

00:49:00.340 that she gets any kind of

00:49:02.280 press against the

00:49:04.420 Department of Children and

00:49:06.440 Families.

00:49:07.580 Well, this should wake

00:49:08.500 people up to the fact

00:49:09.720 that you have a government

00:49:11.420 and we know that it does

00:49:12.620 whatever it wants to do.

00:49:13.600 Do we really want that?

00:49:14.780 And you know, this idea of

00:49:15.920 all the snitches and

00:49:17.640 people telling on each

00:49:18.700 other, reporting each

00:49:19.660 other, which is most of

00:49:20.460 what happens, or family

00:49:21.860 members in this case,

00:49:23.320 reporting kids' parents to

00:49:25.060 the CPS workers or other

00:49:27.040 government agencies.

00:49:28.300 Listen, that's how Hitler

00:49:29.320 took control.

00:49:31.400 It was people telling other

00:49:32.780 people, reporting people

00:49:33.700 who were listening to the

00:49:34.340 wrong network or taking

00:49:35.720 their kid to a place

00:49:37.120 where they shouldn't take

00:49:37.920 them and they were

00:49:38.260 reporting that they got

00:49:39.340 in trouble.

00:49:41.540 Let's stop working for

00:49:42.720 the government and start

00:49:43.600 working for each other

00:49:44.600 and preserve freedom in

00:49:45.740 this country.

00:49:46.300 Otherwise, these cases are

00:49:47.760 going to continue, you

00:49:48.620 know.

00:49:48.880 Again, we fight them.

00:49:50.040 And we're actually going

00:49:50.720 to look into this and see

00:49:51.580 what kind of help we can

00:49:52.440 provide, okay?

00:49:53.300 Please do.

00:49:53.920 Thank you, John.

00:49:54.900 John Whitehead from

00:49:56.080 RutherfordInstitute.org.

00:49:58.600 These are white hat guys

00:50:00.100 that you may not like

00:50:02.220 when people defend the

00:50:04.060 rights of others that you

00:50:05.140 disagree with, but human

00:50:07.420 rights are human rights.

00:50:08.900 We have to defend all of

00:50:10.260 them.

00:50:11.360 And John has been in this

00:50:12.860 battle for a very long

00:50:13.800 time.

00:50:14.500 RutherfordInstitute.org.

00:50:16.040 The great Martin Luther

00:50:17.920 King quote, he said,

00:50:19.100 listen, we may all have

00:50:20.320 arrived in different boats,

00:50:22.080 but we're all in the same

00:50:22.960 boat now.

00:50:23.780 And I'm telling you,

00:50:24.540 when I'm looking at this

00:50:25.420 country today, we're either

00:50:26.800 going to sink together,

00:50:27.700 we're going to float

00:50:28.180 together, folks.

00:50:28.900 So let's float together,

00:50:29.900 okay?

00:50:30.420 John, thanks very much.

00:50:31.380 I appreciate it.

00:50:32.000 And if you will, let us

00:50:32.860 know anything you find out

00:50:33.820 on this case or anything

00:50:34.800 we can do to get you more

00:50:37.100 information.

00:50:37.820 Appreciate it.

00:50:38.340 John Whitehead.

00:50:38.800 All right, thank you,

00:50:39.340 sir.

00:50:39.620 You bet.

00:50:39.980 Rutherford Institute.

00:50:42.160 What they really need is

00:50:44.200 some great, great legal

00:50:46.580 counsel from the outside.

00:50:48.160 Who will take this on?

00:50:50.220 I will, you know, if you're

00:50:52.280 qualified and really the one,

00:50:54.240 I will make sure people know

00:50:55.760 who your law firm is.

00:50:57.920 You have experience in this

00:50:59.400 and you know what you're

00:51:00.600 doing, please contact this

00:51:04.160 family.

00:51:04.440 What's their website?

00:51:06.140 What's their website?

00:51:07.120 Do you know?

00:51:07.780 If you go to glenbeck.com,

00:51:09.040 that's where you can find all

00:51:09.860 the information.

00:51:10.320 All the information.

00:51:10.540 There's different places to

00:51:11.300 get them and also to donate

00:51:12.820 and help their cause.

00:51:14.260 Yeah.

00:51:14.280 Glenbeck.com.

00:51:15.180 So yesterday, we haven't

00:51:16.620 mentioned this yet, but

00:51:17.640 yesterday, they're not

00:51:18.880 getting really any press on

00:51:20.900 this yet.

00:51:21.360 It's really up to you to

00:51:22.600 spread the word on this.

00:51:23.560 Um, and they, we really

00:51:25.940 have until probably the end

00:51:27.220 of September, the state is

00:51:28.540 going to terminate their

00:51:29.560 right to being parents.

00:51:31.080 If she has another baby,

00:51:32.680 what do we do?

00:51:33.360 Do we do, do we just keep

00:51:34.700 doing this or maybe we

00:51:35.600 should sterilize Amy?

00:51:36.920 Should we do that?

00:51:37.680 That's probably what we

00:51:38.500 should do, right?

00:51:39.560 I mean, how many, how many

00:51:40.500 imbeciles is she going to

00:51:41.420 have before we just

00:51:42.520 sterilize her?

00:51:43.960 Isn't three generations

00:51:45.100 enough?

00:51:45.600 Yeah.

00:51:45.820 This is the road that

00:51:47.480 progressives took us last

00:51:49.220 time.

00:51:50.020 It is a bad road.

00:51:51.720 You don't just take

00:51:53.740 people's children without

00:51:56.720 real evidence.

00:51:59.900 You give the benefit of

00:52:01.320 the doubt to the parent.

00:52:03.620 Don't tell me about an IQ.

00:52:06.460 You, you don't, you don't

00:52:07.580 measure your mother's love

00:52:09.660 and her ability to help

00:52:13.100 you grow into a decent

00:52:15.500 human being by measuring

00:52:17.340 her IQ.

00:52:20.040 Yesterday, I think they had

00:52:21.360 $300 at their GoFundMe.

00:52:24.580 We didn't mention it, but

00:52:25.760 people have been finding

00:52:26.800 out about this and I think

00:52:27.720 they have $6,300 in it now.

00:52:30.420 They need a lot more money

00:52:33.560 than that.

00:52:34.300 She needs a job.

00:52:35.400 She works at a grocery

00:52:36.460 store and she lost her job

00:52:41.260 at the grocery store.

00:52:43.140 So, you know, now it's all,

00:52:44.960 well, they don't have a job.

00:52:47.100 My gosh.

00:52:47.840 How many people, how many

00:52:50.700 great people, Abraham

00:52:51.620 Lincoln, we want to talk

00:52:53.780 about a brutal, awful father,

00:52:57.960 Abraham Lincoln, and just

00:52:59.800 abandoned him and Abraham

00:53:01.560 Lincoln and his sister out in

00:53:04.740 the middle of nowhere.

00:53:07.480 Came back, you know, what,

00:53:09.100 six or eight months later with

00:53:10.320 a new woman and said, this is

00:53:11.660 your mom.

00:53:13.500 I mean, Abraham Lincoln,

00:53:14.360 horrible.

00:53:15.920 Look what he turned into.

00:53:17.720 Look what he turned into.

00:53:20.180 I'm not suggesting that we put

00:53:21.760 up with abuse, but there is no

00:53:23.100 evidence of abuse here at all.

00:53:26.040 We don't do this to each other.

00:53:28.820 We don't let our government do

00:53:30.340 this because if you don't stand

00:53:31.480 up for Amy, Amy's plight is your

00:53:33.600 plight.

00:53:34.260 If you don't stand up for Amy,

00:53:36.980 you could be next.

00:53:40.480 They need your support.

00:53:41.920 You can go to glennbeck.com.

00:53:43.220 You can find their GoFundMe

00:53:44.440 page there.

00:53:46.920 And if the only thing you can

00:53:49.780 do is pray, then please pray

00:53:51.600 because this has got to stop.

00:53:55.200 Back in just a second, I've got a

00:53:57.000 couple of things for you.

00:53:58.040 I have a new story.

00:53:59.980 A guy who decided to sell

00:54:01.440 rabbit ear antennas just a few

00:54:04.240 years ago thought maybe he'd sell

00:54:06.000 a few of them.

00:54:08.780 You know, maybe a couple hundred a

00:54:10.880 year after, you know, everybody

00:54:12.520 went to cable and everything else.

00:54:14.340 He decided to get into the antennae

00:54:16.060 and started selling them online.

00:54:17.780 I believe he sold 75,000 last month.

00:54:22.600 And who's he selling them to?

00:54:24.720 Millennials who are now worried that

00:54:27.300 they're hacking broadcast television.

00:54:30.920 The rumor is you can get television,

00:54:33.220 local television for free.

00:54:34.700 Is this even legal?

00:54:37.400 Yes, it is.

00:54:39.200 It is.

00:54:40.540 We'll give you that story coming up.

00:54:42.560 Al Gore's home.

00:54:44.080 And what a nightmare that is.

00:54:45.340 And I want to spend a few minutes on

00:54:47.780 the curious case of Amran Aran.

00:54:50.800 I can't even say it.

00:54:53.520 Amran Aran.

00:54:55.100 The guy from Pakistan working for

00:54:57.520 Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

00:54:59.400 Nobody is explaining this story.

00:55:01.340 I put a timeline together on the chalkboard

00:55:03.760 that we shared on the Blaze TV yesterday.

00:55:07.420 I want to go over it with you

00:55:08.940 and just give you the timeline.

00:55:11.520 Anybody who is saying what it means,

00:55:15.240 they're lying to you.

00:55:16.580 They don't know what it means.

00:55:19.000 But I will tell you,

00:55:20.700 there's no good explanation

00:55:24.520 for what is happening

00:55:26.060 with the Democrats

00:55:27.380 and with this family from Pakistan.

00:55:31.700 There's no good outcome.

00:55:34.180 And nobody's covering it.

00:55:35.640 It's complex.

00:55:37.660 But you really need to know it.

00:55:39.360 And I think we can break it down for you

00:55:41.200 in 10 minutes

00:55:41.980 so you have a good handle

00:55:44.160 on who the players are

00:55:45.820 and what they're accused of doing.

00:55:48.980 What we know they are doing.

00:55:51.480 And then we'll watch it from there.

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00:57:35.240 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:57:38.860 Mercury.

00:57:42.520 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:57:47.100 There's more coming out.

00:57:49.300 You know, this argument

00:57:50.080 about what, you know,

00:57:51.340 President Trump said

00:57:52.340 to the Mexican president,

00:57:53.680 et cetera, et cetera.

00:57:54.440 Now, somebody has leaked

00:57:55.940 the transcript

00:57:57.320 of the actual conversation.

00:58:00.240 Not only did

00:58:01.180 what President Trump say

00:58:02.580 happen, didn't happen,

00:58:05.020 but it's worse than that.

00:58:07.400 Back in a minute.

00:58:08.400 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:58:11.740 Mercury.

00:58:15.420 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:58:17.220 Hey, we're just talking about

00:58:18.880 Queen is coming to

00:58:20.080 American Airlines Center

00:58:21.000 in Dallas.

00:58:22.740 Are they any good gig

00:58:23.760 for a band that's

00:58:24.960 over 40 years old?

00:58:26.020 I know.

00:58:26.180 And the guy who was...

00:58:27.860 I mean, I've not seen...

00:58:28.680 And the lead singer's

00:58:29.280 been dead for 25 years.

00:58:30.600 I mean, I have not seen...

00:58:32.100 Man.

00:58:32.640 I have not seen Queen

00:58:33.820 because Freddie Mercury

00:58:35.160 is dead.

00:58:35.820 And to me,

00:58:36.480 Freddie Mercury was...

00:58:37.640 Yeah, he is Queen.

00:58:38.400 That's Queen.

00:58:38.940 Yeah, of course.

00:58:39.200 But is Adam Lambert

00:58:41.860 still with him?

00:58:42.480 And is he good?

00:58:44.100 Does he sound like

00:58:45.120 Freddie Mercury?

00:58:45.840 He sounds reasonably

00:58:46.700 like Freddie Mercury.

00:58:48.420 It'd be a fun show.

00:58:49.440 I mean, nobody's

00:58:50.100 Freddie Mercury,

00:58:50.900 but he's pretty good.

00:58:52.760 And I actually wanted

00:58:53.980 to see them win

00:58:55.000 Bad Company's lead singer,

00:58:57.580 Rogers, Paul Rogers,

00:58:58.980 was with him.

00:58:59.720 That would have been cool, too.

00:59:01.120 Although he doesn't sound

00:59:01.860 like Freddie Mercury,

00:59:02.900 but he has a great voice.

00:59:03.600 One of the great rock

00:59:04.240 vocalists of all time.

00:59:05.740 Okay, a couple of things.

00:59:06.560 Let me just go through.

00:59:07.580 First of all, Stu,

00:59:08.240 can you give me an update

00:59:09.060 on this?

00:59:09.720 Because this is going to be

00:59:10.400 the story of the day

00:59:11.360 that everybody is talking about.

00:59:13.060 Here's the big breaking news

00:59:14.580 against Donald Trump

00:59:16.260 that Donald Trump

00:59:17.500 walked right into himself.

00:59:19.900 He has...

00:59:20.560 He said,

00:59:21.400 you know,

00:59:22.040 the head of the Boy Scouts

00:59:23.460 called me right after,

00:59:24.920 said it was one of the

00:59:25.780 greatest speeches

00:59:26.860 they've ever had

00:59:27.720 at their jamboree.

00:59:28.980 The head of the Boy Scouts

00:59:29.800 was on the phone

00:59:30.540 apologizing to people

00:59:31.860 for, you know,

00:59:33.080 I'm sorry that the president

00:59:34.380 got so, you know,

00:59:35.740 political.

00:59:36.900 That's when President Trump

00:59:38.160 said,

00:59:38.800 no, he called me.

00:59:40.940 The Boy Scouts have said,

00:59:42.560 no, he didn't.

00:59:44.100 He did not call the president.

00:59:45.860 And then the White House

00:59:46.400 confirmed that.

00:59:47.140 Why does he do this?

00:59:48.440 Yeah.

00:59:48.760 And then the...

00:59:49.220 Why does he do it?

00:59:50.340 I know.

00:59:50.980 So then,

00:59:51.740 the other thing

00:59:52.960 that has been percolating

00:59:54.240 is that

00:59:55.580 the president

00:59:57.300 had this big conversation

00:59:58.560 with Mexico

00:59:59.180 and they're going to pay

01:00:00.040 for the wall

01:00:00.620 and I've had these

01:00:01.640 personal conversations

01:00:02.920 with him.

01:00:03.300 He called me

01:00:03.840 just the other day

01:00:04.620 and said,

01:00:05.120 blah, blah, blah.

01:00:06.400 No, he didn't.

01:00:07.340 Mexico said no.

01:00:08.400 Okay, well,

01:00:09.980 maybe,

01:00:10.920 maybe it's Mexico

01:00:12.460 saying that.

01:00:14.040 Well, unfortunately,

01:00:15.660 the White House,

01:00:16.440 somebody has leaked

01:00:17.140 the transcript

01:00:17.960 of the actual

01:00:19.620 phone conversation.

01:00:21.040 Well, the White House

01:00:21.580 confirmed...

01:00:22.400 Was the Mexican president

01:00:23.260 in his office

01:00:23.980 begging like a dog

01:00:24.920 to pay for the wall?

01:00:25.840 You know what?

01:00:26.160 No, shockingly, no.

01:00:27.440 He was not.

01:00:28.820 They confirmed that...

01:00:30.600 They later said

01:00:31.480 that they were

01:00:32.200 in-person conversations.

01:00:33.240 They weren't calls.

01:00:35.220 On both of them?

01:00:36.200 Yes, on both of them.

01:00:37.720 They have now released,

01:00:38.960 however,

01:00:39.680 and again,

01:00:40.460 it's not a good thing,

01:00:41.500 we should point out,

01:00:42.660 to leak transcripts

01:00:43.920 of presidential conversations

01:00:45.380 with heads of state.

01:00:47.700 I mean, it really is a problem.

01:00:48.540 You've got to get it

01:00:48.840 under control.

01:00:49.800 Really bad.

01:00:50.760 How is it happening

01:00:51.680 like this?

01:00:52.100 It's happening because

01:00:53.260 somebody in the White House

01:00:55.100 doesn't like them.

01:00:56.160 No, and it's like,

01:00:57.400 this guy is out of control.

01:00:59.620 I'm trying to alert

01:01:00.600 the American people

01:01:01.660 or the press,

01:01:02.440 and I don't know

01:01:03.320 his motives.

01:01:04.800 His motives may be

01:01:05.920 absolutely true

01:01:07.280 and good.

01:01:08.460 They also just might be

01:01:09.580 political.

01:01:10.160 We don't know.

01:01:11.780 Yeah, and...

01:01:12.440 We don't know.

01:01:13.420 Previs is gone,

01:01:14.300 so it wasn't Previs, right?

01:01:15.540 We'll accept anything

01:01:17.160 from WikiLeaks now,

01:01:19.140 but, you know,

01:01:21.480 you didn't when

01:01:22.520 their clown was

01:01:23.480 the head of the circus.

01:01:24.380 Now you'll accept

01:01:26.280 anything from WikiLeaks

01:01:28.160 and say,

01:01:29.200 no, that's absolutely true,

01:01:30.700 even though the source

01:01:31.600 you question

01:01:32.500 is Russia

01:01:33.060 and everything else.

01:01:34.740 This now,

01:01:35.700 the White House,

01:01:36.640 if they leak it,

01:01:37.500 he's got to be a bad guy.

01:01:38.700 You don't know that.

01:01:39.580 We don't know who it is.

01:01:40.700 We don't know if it's good

01:01:41.340 or bad.

01:01:42.280 Could be either.

01:01:43.780 We know this.

01:01:44.820 No one should be leaking

01:01:46.120 private conversations

01:01:48.700 between the president

01:01:49.920 and another head of state.

01:01:51.260 Really bad.

01:01:51.840 But here's what...

01:01:53.400 Here's why it was leaked.

01:01:54.740 Here's the part

01:01:55.480 on the wall

01:01:56.060 with Mexico.

01:01:57.720 Trump says,

01:01:58.480 I have to pay...

01:01:59.160 I have to have Mexico

01:01:59.940 pay for the wall.

01:02:00.740 I have to.

01:02:01.640 I've been talking about it

01:02:02.500 for a two-year period.

01:02:03.780 He then tried to get

01:02:05.000 the Mexican president

01:02:06.320 to suppress the issue.

01:02:07.880 When pressed on

01:02:08.520 who would pay for the wall,

01:02:09.500 we should both say,

01:02:10.540 we will work it out.

01:02:11.780 It will work out

01:02:12.480 on the formula somehow,

01:02:13.820 as opposed to you saying,

01:02:15.060 we will not pay,

01:02:15.740 and me saying,

01:02:16.380 we will not pay.

01:02:18.440 He...

01:02:18.840 The president of Mexico

01:02:20.780 resisted,

01:02:21.620 saying that Trump's

01:02:22.480 repeated threats

01:02:23.660 had placed a very big mark

01:02:24.920 on our back,

01:02:25.500 Mr. President.

01:02:26.160 He warned that my position

01:02:27.120 has been and will continue

01:02:28.120 to be very firm.

01:02:29.380 Mexico cannot pay

01:02:30.380 for the wall.

01:02:31.340 Trump objected,

01:02:32.080 but you cannot say that

01:02:33.080 to the press.

01:02:33.940 The press is going to go

01:02:34.820 with that,

01:02:35.160 and I cannot live with that.

01:02:37.220 Then,

01:02:37.760 searching for an exit,

01:02:38.780 the Mexican president said,

01:02:39.840 it's an issue

01:02:41.320 related to the dignity

01:02:42.300 of Mexico

01:02:42.880 and goes to the national

01:02:43.720 pride of our country,

01:02:44.940 but I won't...

01:02:45.680 He said he will stop

01:02:46.720 talking about the wall.

01:02:47.640 Um...

01:02:48.800 Uh...

01:02:49.260 Then, uh...

01:02:50.580 Um...

01:02:51.100 Where's the part

01:02:51.580 where President Trump

01:02:52.320 said it's not

01:02:53.080 that big of an issue?

01:02:54.460 He said,

01:02:55.600 um...

01:02:57.640 Uh...

01:02:58.220 Hold on a second.

01:02:59.060 Let me find that part again.

01:03:01.020 It's, uh...

01:03:02.360 It's right after that,

01:03:04.340 but it's...

01:03:04.920 I think I cut off here.

01:03:06.820 Um...

01:03:07.300 He said,

01:03:07.700 believe it or not,

01:03:09.080 this is Trump speaking,

01:03:10.480 believe it or not...

01:03:11.120 There's a quote.

01:03:11.380 There's a transcript.

01:03:12.540 Believe it or not,

01:03:13.640 uh...

01:03:13.960 This is,

01:03:14.920 meaning the wall,

01:03:15.760 this is the least

01:03:16.640 important thing

01:03:17.420 that we were talking about,

01:03:18.500 but politically

01:03:19.060 it might be the most

01:03:20.020 important thing

01:03:20.800 to talk about.

01:03:21.340 I mean,

01:03:21.580 my gosh.

01:03:23.220 Uh...

01:03:23.660 And then, uh...

01:03:24.600 He did this in,

01:03:25.420 uh...

01:03:25.740 With, uh...

01:03:26.660 He had a very

01:03:27.260 tumultuous call

01:03:28.460 with the Australian

01:03:29.380 president as well.

01:03:30.540 Uh...

01:03:31.000 If you remember this one.

01:03:32.360 Um...

01:03:32.540 Now this was kind of,

01:03:33.380 again,

01:03:33.840 the same type of thing.

01:03:35.440 Um...

01:03:35.960 Yeah.

01:03:36.340 It was a phone call.

01:03:37.220 It was a phone call.

01:03:37.900 No, it wasn't.

01:03:38.560 It was a conversation.

01:03:39.840 First, it was a phone call.

01:03:42.000 And then when

01:03:42.620 the Australian

01:03:43.960 president did

01:03:44.840 the same as Mexico

01:03:45.680 and the Boy Scouts,

01:03:46.980 oh,

01:03:48.040 no,

01:03:48.460 that was an in-person

01:03:49.420 conversation.

01:03:50.340 There was no transcript

01:03:51.080 of that.

01:03:52.360 Uh...

01:03:52.720 That's just,

01:03:53.300 well,

01:03:53.540 it's my word

01:03:53.960 against theirs.

01:03:55.380 Now the Mexican,

01:03:56.400 the Australian one,

01:03:57.620 if you remember,

01:03:58.420 details of them

01:03:59.220 having an angry

01:04:00.020 discussion were

01:04:00.800 talked about

01:04:01.340 at the time

01:04:02.000 and bits and pieces

01:04:02.800 of the topics

01:04:03.440 came out,

01:04:03.940 but never the full

01:04:04.540 transcript.

01:04:05.360 Full transcript

01:04:05.820 is out now.

01:04:07.340 Washington Post

01:04:08.120 has it.

01:04:09.520 This is going

01:04:10.240 to kill me,

01:04:10.880 he said to the

01:04:11.460 Australian president.

01:04:12.760 Trump said,

01:04:13.600 quote,

01:04:13.960 I am the world's

01:04:14.900 greatest person

01:04:15.800 that does not want

01:04:17.060 to let people

01:04:18.100 into the country,

01:04:19.160 and now I am agreeing

01:04:20.080 to take 2,000 people.

01:04:22.860 They disagreed

01:04:23.780 on the number.

01:04:24.280 It actually was 1,250.

01:04:26.380 And then,

01:04:27.180 uh...

01:04:28.020 He said,

01:04:28.860 I hate taking

01:04:29.580 these people,

01:04:30.200 Trump said.

01:04:30.980 I guarantee you

01:04:31.780 they are bad.

01:04:32.740 That's why they're

01:04:33.320 in prison right now.

01:04:34.520 They're not going

01:04:35.100 to be wonderful people

01:04:36.100 who go on to work

01:04:37.060 for the local

01:04:37.640 milk people.

01:04:38.840 What?

01:04:40.300 Wait, what?

01:04:41.960 How does he...

01:04:42.700 How does he...

01:04:43.140 First of all,

01:04:43.760 how does he know

01:04:44.400 they're not going

01:04:44.900 to work for the

01:04:45.460 local milk people?

01:04:46.180 They can work for...

01:04:46.740 And who are the

01:04:47.520 local milk people?

01:04:48.020 And who are the

01:04:48.800 local milk people?

01:04:49.360 I don't know

01:04:50.080 who the local milk

01:04:50.960 people are,

01:04:51.520 but anyway...

01:04:52.560 Also, here's the thing.

01:04:54.020 He's not a politician.

01:04:55.220 He doesn't know

01:04:55.820 how to lie

01:04:56.440 like a politician.

01:04:57.840 Okay?

01:04:58.700 So, we need to

01:04:59.680 cut him some slack.

01:05:00.440 There's that.

01:05:01.120 The other thing was

01:05:01.820 the Australian president

01:05:04.260 tried to salvage the deal

01:05:05.280 noting that the detainees

01:05:06.360 were economic refugees

01:05:07.460 who had not been

01:05:08.280 accused of crimes.

01:05:11.100 Again, this is like

01:05:11.900 day eight.

01:05:12.800 Look, he's not a politician.

01:05:14.420 He doesn't know

01:05:15.120 about the refugees.

01:05:16.100 Maybe give him a break there.

01:05:17.280 So, oh boy, let's just

01:05:19.220 move on.

01:05:20.200 I can't wait.

01:05:22.240 I hope we don't run

01:05:23.480 out of time today

01:05:24.260 to tell you this great quote

01:05:26.400 from Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

01:05:29.420 He wrote an essay

01:05:30.360 or a letter

01:05:31.080 in prison

01:05:32.140 and this one is entitled

01:05:34.100 On Stupidity.

01:05:36.260 It's going to be a good time

01:05:36.920 to read it since we're

01:05:37.620 talking about stupidity.

01:05:38.520 Well, I don't know.

01:05:39.020 I've got another piece

01:05:39.760 of stupidity.

01:05:40.560 And then I have to tell you

01:05:41.420 about the Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

01:05:42.780 That's at the top

01:05:43.520 of next hour.

01:05:44.680 That's criminal activity, though.

01:05:45.800 And you need to know

01:05:47.020 about that.

01:05:47.940 It's criminal activity.

01:05:48.560 You need to know

01:05:49.220 about that.

01:05:49.940 I think we found

01:05:50.960 the beginning way

01:05:51.840 of trying to explain

01:05:53.000 this to you.

01:05:54.120 It'll take ten minutes,

01:05:55.500 but you need to get

01:05:56.140 your arms around this story

01:05:56.980 and nobody is explaining.

01:05:58.160 I broke it out

01:05:58.640 on a chalkboard yesterday.

01:05:59.820 It's a preliminary chalkboard.

01:06:01.480 We're going to continue

01:06:02.140 to work it and refine it

01:06:03.120 so you can have it

01:06:04.460 and really understand it.

01:06:06.300 But we'll do that

01:06:07.200 at the top of next hour.

01:06:08.760 Let's just,

01:06:09.880 on stupidity,

01:06:11.060 let's go here.

01:06:13.280 An inconvenient truth

01:06:14.640 came out with Al Gore

01:06:16.560 and when that happened,

01:06:19.860 people started looking

01:06:20.640 at his energy

01:06:21.560 and his carbon footprint,

01:06:23.300 his energy uses.

01:06:24.760 And, of course,

01:06:25.900 he consumed

01:06:27.100 230,889 kilowatt hours.

01:06:32.980 This is at his Nashville residence.

01:06:36.800 That's before he even had

01:06:38.020 the Malibu residence.

01:06:38.960 Yeah.

01:06:39.640 By the way,

01:06:40.940 230,889 kilowatt hours.

01:06:45.780 So, you know,

01:06:46.080 the average home

01:06:47.040 uses 10,812 kilowatt hours

01:06:51.960 of electricity.

01:06:53.420 So, it was 20 times

01:06:54.880 per year.

01:06:55.520 20 times the average.

01:06:56.660 Yeah.

01:06:57.020 Okay.

01:06:57.960 So, after he won in 2007,

01:07:01.540 they found that he was using

01:07:03.100 20 times more electricity

01:07:04.500 than the average household.

01:07:05.760 So, when that became

01:07:07.160 public knowledge,

01:07:08.160 he decided to change his way

01:07:09.740 and he was going to,

01:07:10.820 he was going to give

01:07:11.740 his whole place

01:07:12.540 a green makeover.

01:07:14.160 He added 33 solar panels

01:07:16.220 that cost him 60,000.

01:07:18.480 He upgraded the home windows

01:07:19.980 and duct work,

01:07:20.880 replaced the insulation,

01:07:22.100 put in driveway,

01:07:23.200 driveway rainwater collection system,

01:07:26.380 installed a germ,

01:07:27.240 a geothermal heating system,

01:07:29.600 and then he changed

01:07:30.620 all the light bulbs

01:07:31.320 to fluorescent light bulbs.

01:07:33.160 Total renovations cost

01:07:34.460 well over $250,000.

01:07:38.440 Okay.

01:07:39.680 Here's what he has now.

01:07:41.280 Now that, you know,

01:07:42.620 he's got another movie out,

01:07:44.620 let's check his carbon footprint

01:07:46.580 in his second home

01:07:48.040 in the same home

01:07:50.720 that he just did

01:07:51.760 to make it green.

01:07:53.280 Yeah, this is the Nashville home

01:07:54.480 still, right?

01:07:54.920 Yeah, this is his second home,

01:07:55.960 his Nashville home,

01:07:56.700 or is Malibu his second home?

01:07:58.520 I think Malibu

01:07:59.240 is his primary residence now.

01:08:01.160 Yeah, so Nashville

01:08:02.200 is his second home.

01:08:03.100 So, he's not really

01:08:04.540 even living there.

01:08:05.980 The 33 solar panels

01:08:07.280 generate 12,000 kilowatt hours

01:08:10.160 of electricity.

01:08:11.760 That's a year.

01:08:13.140 That's way more

01:08:14.260 than the average

01:08:14.920 typical household needs.

01:08:17.080 But he is such an energy hog

01:08:19.180 that the rooftop solar array

01:08:22.740 that he put there

01:08:23.580 produces only 5.7%

01:08:26.760 of the electricity

01:08:27.880 that he uses.

01:08:30.820 He also...

01:08:31.100 That's 21 days a year

01:08:32.960 of energy.

01:08:33.520 Think about how inefficient

01:08:34.880 that is for a $60,000 investment.

01:08:38.020 Yeah.

01:08:38.560 That's unbelievable.

01:08:39.420 Yeah.

01:08:39.760 Unbelievable.

01:08:40.420 Okay, so he also...

01:08:42.880 Wow.

01:08:43.940 He also has a couple

01:08:45.860 of other problems

01:08:47.160 with his home.

01:08:50.140 He is currently

01:08:52.000 using 30,993 kilowatts

01:08:58.700 hours of electricity.

01:09:00.180 That's enough

01:09:00.880 to power

01:09:01.900 34 average

01:09:03.780 American homes

01:09:04.500 for a month

01:09:05.440 over the last 12 months.

01:09:08.320 Is this how you conduct

01:09:09.560 your life?

01:09:10.420 Seriously.

01:09:11.020 If you really believe this.

01:09:11.860 If you believe

01:09:12.880 in catastrophic

01:09:14.060 global warming,

01:09:15.600 it's quite clear

01:09:16.580 he doesn't.

01:09:17.200 He doesn't.

01:09:18.020 He doesn't believe it.

01:09:19.260 That's, by the way, Glenn,

01:09:20.020 that over the last 12 months,

01:09:21.580 Gore used more electricity

01:09:22.940 just heating

01:09:24.060 his outdoor

01:09:25.160 swimming pool

01:09:26.260 than six

01:09:27.480 typical homes

01:09:28.660 used in a year.

01:09:30.440 Now, again,

01:09:31.200 that is a complete

01:09:32.160 luxury.

01:09:32.220 You don't even have

01:09:32.520 a pool heater

01:09:34.180 if you believe

01:09:34.880 in catastrophic

01:09:35.560 global warming.

01:09:36.760 Of course not.

01:09:37.140 You don't even have

01:09:38.040 a pool

01:09:38.560 if you believe that.

01:09:39.740 Of course not.

01:09:40.040 And you buy

01:09:40.400 a smaller house.

01:09:41.500 Now, look,

01:09:41.900 you might not buy...

01:09:42.900 Maybe you could give him

01:09:43.580 a break and say

01:09:44.060 he's not going to buy

01:09:44.400 the smallest house.

01:09:45.140 He's not going to go

01:09:45.700 to tiny houses.

01:09:46.600 Nobody expects you

01:09:46.720 to do that

01:09:47.320 unless you believe

01:09:48.820 in catastrophic

01:09:49.840 global warming!

01:09:50.800 And then, of course,

01:09:51.340 you would.

01:09:51.740 Then you would.

01:09:52.380 Then you would.

01:09:52.980 By the way,

01:09:53.600 to put this

01:09:54.980 into perspective,

01:09:56.540 I went to my

01:09:57.720 energy bill

01:09:58.700 this morning

01:09:59.780 as we were

01:10:00.200 looking at this.

01:10:01.340 Now, I am a person

01:10:02.280 who has never

01:10:03.400 in their entire life

01:10:05.020 made one decision

01:10:06.560 about energy

01:10:07.640 based on the environment.

01:10:08.840 Me neither.

01:10:09.280 Never.

01:10:09.940 I've made decisions

01:10:10.760 because of money.

01:10:11.640 I've made decisions

01:10:12.360 because of comfort.

01:10:13.160 I have never once

01:10:14.480 in my entire life

01:10:15.600 made one decision

01:10:16.660 based on the environment

01:10:17.440 when it comes to energy.

01:10:18.180 Welcome, Stu.

01:10:19.100 Thank you.

01:10:19.860 And I don't know.

01:10:20.680 There's probably

01:10:21.160 a lot of people

01:10:21.580 in the audience

01:10:21.980 who've made that same choice.

01:10:23.040 But think about that

01:10:23.780 because I don't care.

01:10:25.120 I do not believe

01:10:26.120 that my energy choices

01:10:27.560 are going to cause

01:10:28.260 catastrophic global warming.

01:10:30.100 It's important to note,

01:10:31.440 I use 64% less energy

01:10:35.340 per square foot

01:10:36.760 in my home

01:10:37.480 than Al Gore does.

01:10:38.820 Now, his home's bigger

01:10:40.100 than mine, of course.

01:10:41.380 Again, that makes no sense

01:10:42.420 if he believes

01:10:42.800 in catastrophic global warming.

01:10:44.240 But, okay,

01:10:45.200 you might think,

01:10:45.720 well, yeah,

01:10:46.160 he uses more energy

01:10:47.420 than I do

01:10:47.740 because his home is bigger.

01:10:48.660 No, per square foot,

01:10:50.160 I use 64% less energy

01:10:53.380 than Al Gore

01:10:53.960 and I've never tried.

01:10:56.420 So, here's the thing.

01:10:57.460 He spent $250,000

01:11:00.660 redoing his home.

01:11:02.700 Retrofitting it.

01:11:03.340 Okay?

01:11:03.640 Yeah.

01:11:03.800 So, at my ranch,

01:11:06.960 I have a ranch home.

01:11:08.220 It is, what,

01:11:09.840 2,000 square feet.

01:11:12.560 I think it's a little more than that.

01:11:13.900 Yeah.

01:11:14.320 Maybe 3,000, is it?

01:11:15.740 But it's not a lot more than that.

01:11:16.760 It's about 3,000, I think.

01:11:17.420 I know the top,

01:11:18.620 because it has a lot of bedrooms

01:11:20.300 and the second floor,

01:11:21.460 which is really underground,

01:11:23.060 the first floor is, I think,

01:11:25.580 1,500 or 1,800 square feet.

01:11:27.700 It's like that,

01:11:28.280 and that's the part

01:11:28.940 that we use as a family,

01:11:30.140 and it's like that, you know,

01:11:31.000 kind of the house I grew up in.

01:11:32.260 It's really nice, but it's not gigantic.

01:11:33.080 And it's not opulent.

01:11:34.660 Right.

01:11:35.400 What we did is we spent our money

01:11:37.640 in doing, for instance,

01:11:40.120 my house was the first house

01:11:41.700 that was wrapped in this

01:11:43.340 copper sheathing

01:11:45.700 for energy and heat

01:11:48.800 to trap energy.

01:11:50.760 And it works.

01:11:51.220 And it works.

01:11:52.260 So much so that

01:11:54.120 last winter,

01:11:58.420 when it was 10 below zero

01:12:00.140 for like two weeks,

01:12:01.720 my power went out.

01:12:04.120 I had no power in my house.

01:12:06.340 Now imagine,

01:12:06.800 10 below zero.

01:12:07.640 Yeah.

01:12:08.220 You would think it'd be really cool.

01:12:09.740 By lighting one of the fireplaces

01:12:11.900 once a day,

01:12:13.720 and just because we made doors,

01:12:16.540 that we have two doors,

01:12:17.760 so you open one

01:12:18.660 and the other door is closed.

01:12:19.740 You close that one

01:12:20.600 and then you open the other one

01:12:21.480 so it's not blowing stuff in,

01:12:23.280 because it gets very cold

01:12:24.340 in the winter.

01:12:24.800 just by doing that

01:12:26.560 and lighting the fire

01:12:27.820 with no electricity,

01:12:30.060 my house,

01:12:30.860 because of my insulation

01:12:31.840 and everything else,

01:12:33.220 stayed at 68 degrees

01:12:34.840 for a week.

01:12:36.820 That's pretty amazing.

01:12:37.980 Al,

01:12:38.660 why aren't you doing that?

01:12:39.940 Yeah.

01:12:40.500 Why aren't you doing that?

01:12:41.620 Yeah.

01:12:41.900 We're completely green.

01:12:43.500 We're completely off the grid.

01:12:45.240 We have solar and wind.

01:12:48.660 Why aren't you doing that, Al?

01:12:50.380 It can be done.

01:12:52.260 Such a phony.

01:12:53.500 Such a fraud.

01:12:54.200 He doesn't believe it.

01:12:55.440 It's such a hoax.

01:12:56.900 And what we should point out

01:12:57.440 on your Facebook page

01:12:58.300 is the video

01:12:59.500 that debunks

01:13:01.100 the main claim

01:13:02.000 he made in the trailer.

01:13:03.140 If you go to Glenn Beck's

01:13:04.060 Facebook page,

01:13:05.000 it's back,

01:13:05.320 I think yesterday it was posted

01:13:06.440 or the day before.

01:13:07.560 Look for it,

01:13:08.120 because that's about,

01:13:09.020 in about six minutes,

01:13:10.240 just blows apart

01:13:11.200 his entire case

01:13:12.320 that all of his stuff

01:13:13.700 has been proven right.

01:13:15.240 Now this.

01:13:16.180 The Dow Jones Industrial Average

01:13:18.300 passed 22,000.

01:13:20.140 That's a pretty big deal.

01:13:21.940 Dow 22,000.

01:13:23.280 That's an 11% surge

01:13:25.100 for the year.

01:13:26.440 Over the same period,

01:13:27.460 the U.S. dollar

01:13:27.980 has lost about 10%

01:13:29.360 of its value

01:13:30.320 against six major currency.

01:13:33.480 So, financial might

01:13:35.720 of the United States.

01:13:36.740 There they are.

01:13:37.900 One is the Dow.

01:13:39.440 The other is the dollar.

01:13:41.560 One is collapsing.

01:13:44.400 The one is deflating 10%.

01:13:46.440 The other one

01:13:47.700 is at an all-time high.

01:13:48.800 Which one is real?

01:13:51.240 Just based on mathematics

01:13:53.280 on what you know,

01:13:54.440 how systems work,

01:13:55.980 which one is real?

01:13:57.920 The dollar.

01:13:59.060 That one's real.

01:14:00.760 That losing 10%

01:14:02.080 of its value.

01:14:02.880 That's real.

01:14:04.520 What you're seeing

01:14:05.500 in the stock market

01:14:07.100 is hyperinflation

01:14:08.960 or borderline hyperinflation.

01:14:12.560 Too many dollars

01:14:13.940 chasing too few goods.

01:14:15.920 They're pumping it

01:14:17.220 all into the stock market.

01:14:19.800 I want you to read

01:14:20.660 President Reagan

01:14:22.100 Budget Director

01:14:22.960 David Stockman's report

01:14:24.500 about the five threats

01:14:26.520 to the economy.

01:14:28.600 And I'm doing this

01:14:29.880 because I want you

01:14:30.520 to have as a family

01:14:31.400 the same conversation

01:14:32.220 my wife and I had

01:14:33.180 last night.

01:14:35.000 What's coming, honey?

01:14:35.940 How do we prepare?

01:14:36.840 Are we buttoned down?

01:14:38.060 For as little as $2,500,

01:14:39.660 you get three months

01:14:40.380 of price protection

01:14:41.220 all the way up to a year

01:14:42.220 for $25,000 investment.

01:14:43.860 Nobody's doing that.

01:14:45.620 Call Goldline now.

01:14:46.640 866-465-3546.

01:14:49.120 They're waiting

01:14:49.420 for your call now.

01:14:50.660 866-465-3546.

01:14:53.840 1-866-Goldline

01:14:55.160 or Goldline.com.

01:14:58.040 You're listening

01:14:59.140 to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:15:02.020 Mercury.

01:15:02.780 We are one!

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01:15:32.780 The Blaze Radio Network.

01:15:38.620 On Demand.

01:15:42.160 All right.

01:15:43.460 There is a story

01:15:44.660 that, honestly,

01:15:46.540 I have tried to read

01:15:47.740 this story.

01:15:48.820 I save it.

01:15:49.660 Every time I see

01:15:50.440 a story on it,

01:15:51.340 I, you know,

01:15:52.200 I save it.

01:15:52.680 I gotta read that later.

01:15:53.960 And then I end up

01:15:55.260 at the end of the week

01:15:55.840 deleting it

01:15:56.520 because that's been

01:15:58.060 outdated

01:15:58.620 and now the story

01:15:59.900 is, you know,

01:16:01.020 a week older

01:16:02.100 so there's more information.

01:16:04.440 I didn't understand it

01:16:05.760 when it first started.

01:16:07.100 Nobody's really

01:16:07.860 explaining it.

01:16:09.500 And now I'm so far

01:16:10.360 behind on the story

01:16:11.440 I'm like,

01:16:11.840 I don't even know

01:16:12.900 if I should pay attention.

01:16:14.440 I know what's happening

01:16:15.660 with this group of people

01:16:17.440 from Pakistan

01:16:18.260 that were running

01:16:19.440 IT for Debbie Wasserman Schultz

01:16:21.420 and the Democrats

01:16:22.060 on Capitol Hill.

01:16:23.200 I know this is

01:16:23.840 really important

01:16:24.600 but I haven't been able

01:16:25.860 to find a way

01:16:26.480 to explain it

01:16:27.480 or even understand it.

01:16:29.520 I challenged my team

01:16:30.980 who, by the way,

01:16:32.400 thank you to my GBTV team

01:16:35.280 for what they're doing lately.

01:16:38.180 The chalkboards

01:16:38.940 that they are helping me

01:16:39.980 put together

01:16:40.440 are just phenomenal.

01:16:41.980 I challenged them.

01:16:42.960 I said,

01:16:43.240 I don't understand this story.

01:16:44.980 Tell me what this story is

01:16:46.980 and why I should care

01:16:48.500 at this point.

01:16:50.300 So we put together

01:16:51.520 the first chalkboard yesterday.

01:16:53.020 It's a timeline.

01:16:53.700 I want to take you

01:16:54.660 through that timeline

01:16:55.820 and in 10 minutes

01:16:58.120 you should be able

01:16:59.080 to really have a handle

01:17:00.480 on this story

01:17:04.040 that seems like

01:17:08.580 it's probably really,

01:17:10.940 really, really important.

01:17:15.640 The Curious Case of Amranawan.

01:17:19.340 You say that three times fast.

01:17:21.860 We'll do that right now.

01:17:23.700 I will make a stand

01:17:26.900 I will raise my voice

01:17:29.160 I will hold your hand

01:17:31.420 Cause we are one

01:17:33.380 I will beat my drum

01:17:35.600 I have made my choice

01:17:37.820 We will overcome

01:17:39.540 Cause we are one

01:17:42.400 The fusion of entertainment

01:17:44.160 and enlightenment.

01:17:46.080 This is

01:17:46.920 The Glenn Beck

01:17:48.760 Program

01:17:49.820 Alright

01:17:51.660 You can watch this

01:17:55.980 at glennbeck.com

01:17:57.220 or if you're a subscriber

01:17:58.520 to theblaze.com

01:17:59.740 But we'll post this chalkboard later

01:18:02.180 We did it yesterday

01:18:03.160 on TV

01:18:04.020 This is a really important chalkboard

01:18:06.060 but it's our first one

01:18:07.360 on this

01:18:07.940 This is probably something

01:18:08.920 that you would not have seen

01:18:10.020 on Fox

01:18:11.580 We would do these

01:18:12.560 behind the scenes

01:18:13.520 and then bring them

01:18:16.600 to you

01:18:17.400 You know

01:18:18.100 over a three day period

01:18:19.280 But this one

01:18:19.800 I think is going to be

01:18:20.480 so complex

01:18:21.180 and last so long

01:18:22.280 that I think we need

01:18:23.420 to understand

01:18:23.860 just the beginning of it

01:18:24.840 Now what we know

01:18:26.460 about this

01:18:27.380 is there's this guy

01:18:28.380 in Pakistan

01:18:29.020 that was hired

01:18:31.580 by a congressional

01:18:33.640 guy

01:18:35.400 and who was it

01:18:37.380 at first

01:18:37.800 It was Robert Wexler

01:18:39.940 a congressman

01:18:40.940 Democrat

01:18:41.620 from Florida

01:18:42.720 and it was back

01:18:44.540 in 2004

01:18:45.280 and he hired

01:18:46.680 this Pakistani guy

01:18:48.440 to come and do

01:18:49.580 IT

01:18:50.040 We don't know

01:18:51.760 anything about him

01:18:52.960 We don't know

01:18:53.640 when he came

01:18:54.240 into the country

01:18:54.900 We don't know

01:18:55.800 what his background

01:18:56.680 was

01:18:57.200 We don't know

01:18:57.740 if he has any

01:18:58.420 experience in IT

01:18:59.580 We know nothing

01:19:00.940 What we do know

01:19:02.700 was that he was hired

01:19:04.700 We don't know

01:19:05.480 for how much

01:19:06.300 He was hired

01:19:07.700 and then

01:19:08.380 quickly

01:19:09.420 within a year

01:19:11.180 Wexler

01:19:13.040 convinces

01:19:13.960 Debbie Wasserman

01:19:14.780 Schultz

01:19:15.440 to also

01:19:16.620 use him

01:19:18.040 as her

01:19:18.860 IT chief

01:19:19.760 and within

01:19:21.020 that year

01:19:21.780 the average

01:19:22.940 salary

01:19:23.520 for an IT

01:19:24.760 person

01:19:25.280 for members

01:19:26.480 of congress

01:19:27.040 is between

01:19:27.940 $40,000

01:19:28.460 and $60,000

01:19:29.480 We do know

01:19:32.300 that after a year

01:19:33.360 of working there

01:19:34.680 he might have

01:19:35.280 started at this

01:19:36.020 he was making

01:19:37.080 $120,000

01:19:38.680 So he was making

01:19:40.300 at least

01:19:41.040 double

01:19:41.620 what the

01:19:43.000 average IT

01:19:44.100 person would make

01:19:44.920 on Capitol Hill

01:19:45.700 and for no reason

01:19:47.420 that we know of

01:19:48.240 As soon as

01:19:49.800 he is hired

01:19:50.660 by Debbie Wasserman

01:19:51.920 Schultz

01:19:52.480 for some reason

01:19:53.860 Amran

01:19:55.600 the Pakistani

01:19:57.080 guy

01:19:57.520 says

01:19:58.740 I need

01:19:59.180 somebody else

01:19:59.940 So who does

01:20:01.080 he hire?

01:20:02.240 He hires

01:20:03.080 Abid Awan

01:20:05.120 Now

01:20:06.160 Abid Awan

01:20:07.660 is

01:20:08.240 the brother

01:20:09.080 of

01:20:09.860 Amran

01:20:10.900 We don't know

01:20:12.440 if he had

01:20:13.280 any IT experience

01:20:14.500 We know nothing

01:20:15.360 about it

01:20:15.800 But he is also

01:20:17.260 hired and brought

01:20:18.340 on

01:20:18.800 at about

01:20:19.920 $120,000

01:20:21.340 a year

01:20:22.220 Again

01:20:23.120 double the

01:20:23.900 highest IT

01:20:24.920 person

01:20:25.460 in congress

01:20:26.900 Next

01:20:29.100 within

01:20:29.680 a year

01:20:31.180 Amran

01:20:34.200 starts to

01:20:35.220 grow his

01:20:35.960 list of

01:20:36.780 congressmen

01:20:37.400 in the

01:20:37.660 Democratic Party

01:20:38.460 and he says

01:20:40.380 wow

01:20:40.640 it is getting

01:20:41.280 so big

01:20:42.080 and so out

01:20:42.540 of control

01:20:42.980 I need to

01:20:44.240 be able to

01:20:44.840 hire

01:20:45.120 a couple

01:20:45.620 of additional

01:20:46.140 people

01:20:46.680 Okay

01:20:48.040 Are they

01:20:49.460 IT people?

01:20:50.520 You bet

01:20:51.240 my wife

01:20:52.420 is one of

01:20:53.280 them

01:20:53.480 and the

01:20:54.760 other one

01:20:55.540 is my

01:20:55.920 best friend

01:20:56.640 Okay

01:20:58.660 Now

01:20:59.760 they're both

01:21:00.280 making over

01:21:01.000 $120,000

01:21:02.240 a year

01:21:02.980 His wife

01:21:04.860 has no

01:21:05.960 IT experience

01:21:07.180 and his

01:21:08.280 friend

01:21:09.020 his best

01:21:09.580 friend

01:21:09.920 who is

01:21:11.080 brought in

01:21:11.680 which is

01:21:12.800 Rayo

01:21:13.240 Rayo

01:21:14.840 what's

01:21:15.080 his last

01:21:15.380 name

01:21:15.600 Abbas

01:21:16.260 he goes

01:21:18.580 from his

01:21:19.260 very prestigious

01:21:20.100 job

01:21:20.700 of literally

01:21:22.220 assembling

01:21:23.500 the big

01:21:24.160 Macs

01:21:24.960 at

01:21:25.540 McDonald's

01:21:26.840 to a

01:21:27.900 $120,000

01:21:29.400 job

01:21:30.480 as an

01:21:31.480 IT

01:21:31.920 person

01:21:32.620 So

01:21:34.260 we're

01:21:35.020 now

01:21:35.280 at least

01:21:35.760 talking

01:21:36.120 about

01:21:36.420 cronyism

01:21:37.340 and

01:21:38.800 nepotism

01:21:39.660 which is

01:21:40.620 everything

01:21:41.060 that the

01:21:42.020 Democrats

01:21:42.420 say they're

01:21:42.980 against

01:21:43.340 but we

01:21:44.000 have them

01:21:44.560 at what

01:21:45.040 hypocrisy

01:21:45.920 oh oh

01:21:46.800 I'll

01:21:47.120 alert the

01:21:47.640 presses

01:21:48.040 so

01:21:49.460 there's

01:21:49.700 nothing

01:21:50.080 really

01:21:50.420 here

01:21:50.740 except

01:21:51.200 something

01:21:52.220 strange

01:21:53.040 now

01:21:54.960 about

01:21:56.160 2008

01:21:56.980 they start

01:21:58.840 buying

01:21:59.140 homes

01:21:59.700 and they

01:22:00.700 start

01:22:00.960 buying

01:22:01.340 multiple

01:22:02.400 homes

01:22:02.900 in

01:22:03.380 Virginia

01:22:04.020 now

01:22:04.640 this

01:22:04.920 is a

01:22:05.180 group

01:22:05.420 now

01:22:05.680 I think

01:22:06.040 four

01:22:06.400 people

01:22:06.820 it

01:22:07.580 will

01:22:07.920 expand

01:22:08.500 to

01:22:08.860 four

01:22:09.200 five

01:22:09.500 six

01:22:09.840 people

01:22:10.280 by

01:22:11.860 2010

01:22:13.420 and

01:22:15.120 these

01:22:15.980 six

01:22:16.420 people

01:22:16.840 are

01:22:17.180 making

01:22:17.560 a total

01:22:18.120 salary

01:22:18.540 of

01:22:18.800 four

01:22:19.260 million

01:22:20.160 dollars

01:22:20.880 doing

01:22:22.280 IT

01:22:22.600 for

01:22:23.820 Congress

01:22:24.280 they're

01:22:25.400 now

01:22:25.640 making

01:22:26.020 more

01:22:26.500 than

01:22:26.900 the

01:22:27.080 average

01:22:27.500 or

01:22:27.720 I'm

01:22:27.880 sorry

01:22:28.000 the

01:22:28.200 best

01:22:28.540 paid

01:22:28.940 congressman

01:22:29.600 of

01:22:29.740 $168,000

01:22:31.320 a year

01:22:32.000 by this

01:22:32.440 time

01:22:32.660 and they

01:22:33.840 start to

01:22:34.260 buy

01:22:34.480 all of

01:22:34.860 this

01:22:35.040 property

01:22:35.480 in

01:22:35.840 Virginia

01:22:36.240 okay

01:22:37.980 they're

01:22:38.360 doing

01:22:38.620 well

01:22:39.000 they're

01:22:39.240 going

01:22:39.340 to

01:22:39.460 invest

01:22:39.820 they're

01:22:40.040 buying

01:22:40.300 houses

01:22:40.820 okay

01:22:41.560 so

01:22:41.900 they

01:22:42.060 all

01:22:42.300 go

01:22:42.500 out

01:22:42.720 at

01:22:42.840 the

01:22:43.000 same

01:22:43.260 time

01:22:43.640 and

01:22:43.960 they

01:22:44.120 all

01:22:44.460 buy

01:22:44.800 houses

01:22:45.340 through

01:22:46.420 the

01:22:47.180 capital

01:22:47.740 credit

01:22:48.500 union

01:22:48.940 meaning

01:22:50.040 the

01:22:50.840 bank

01:22:51.360 of

01:22:51.740 congress

01:22:52.420 approves

01:22:54.000 these

01:22:54.280 loans

01:22:54.660 they

01:22:54.880 all

01:22:55.100 go

01:22:55.300 out

01:22:55.480 at

01:22:55.580 the

01:22:55.700 same

01:22:55.920 time

01:22:56.240 and

01:22:56.460 they

01:22:56.600 start

01:22:56.860 to

01:22:57.040 buy

01:22:57.260 houses

01:22:57.820 then

01:22:58.480 the

01:22:58.620 next

01:22:58.860 thing

01:22:59.120 they

01:22:59.300 do

01:22:59.580 and

01:22:59.820 this

01:23:00.040 is

01:23:00.340 in

01:23:00.760 2009

01:23:01.720 they

01:23:03.920 decide

01:23:04.420 they're

01:23:04.680 going

01:23:04.920 to

01:23:05.220 start

01:23:05.740 what

01:23:06.440 they

01:23:06.600 call

01:23:06.900 the

01:23:07.180 CIA

01:23:08.020 car

01:23:09.340 dealership

01:23:10.120 the

01:23:12.780 CIA

01:23:13.460 car

01:23:14.160 dealership

01:23:15.720 and I

01:23:16.900 believe it

01:23:17.400 what was

01:23:17.720 it

01:23:17.860 central

01:23:18.460 no it's

01:23:19.000 cars

01:23:19.380 international

01:23:20.200 a

01:23:21.340 yeah that's what it was

01:23:22.340 which is really weird like cars international seems like it could be normal but then they just put a at the end of it to make it CIA

01:23:27.940 right so it's the CIA dealership they're not really good at this whole dealership thing what happens in 2009 as they buy the dealership a beads car is re uh repossessed so now he's in financial trouble national security clearances these guys would have to have national security clearance to be able to work for the IT department or be an IT department the first time you have your car repossessed you declare bankruptcy

01:23:57.920 you have some financial pressure your security clearance if you have some financial pressure your security clearance if you're a low man on the totem pole is immediately revoked because you are now a target for a foreign agent trying to put pressure on you no questions are asked here is flare number one no question sorry flare number I think McDonald's uh to the IT department might be flare number one um his car being repossessed Congress does nothing they look they do not look into his security clearance

01:24:27.900 at all no one questions it then in 2010 the CIA car dealership declares bankruptcy now it's bankruptcy for his business and no one is questioned on their security clearance then a year later a bead himself declares bankruptcy here's where it really gets interesting

01:24:51.560 he declares bankruptcy and immediately gets onto a plane and goes over to Beirut where he meets with a guy who was one of the guys who was big in the lead up uh of of the Iraqi war they meet in Beirut they just have a nice conversation and we don't know what they talked about but this guy is connected to Hezbollah

01:25:21.160 they meet in Beirut they meet in Beirut they meet in Beirut and the guy's name is Dr. Al-Atar he is an Iraqi politician linked to Hezbollah they meet in Beirut and the doctor says man I love you know it's really clever

01:25:36.320 cars international a I think that's brilliant I think you have something there I want to invest in your company

01:25:47.500 so the company has just gone bankrupt he goes over to Beirut meets with a guy who has connections to Hezbollah

01:25:54.460 and he the doctor writes him a check for a hundred thousand dollars now if you've gone bankrupt with a with a car company a hundred thousand dollars

01:26:03.000 I mean first of all you're in bankruptcy you don't want a hundred thousand dollar investment you're in bankruptcy

01:26:07.680 what are you doing he's investing because he believes in um you know the Awan family

01:26:15.820 nobody questions that that raises no red flags

01:26:20.800 then uh two years later we're now I'm sorry uh one year later 2013 um uh Haseeb Rana joins the IT group

01:26:33.300 we don't have any idea if he had any IT experience he's being paid an exorbitant salary

01:26:38.680 and then Amran's brother Jamal also joins the group so now we have the friends the friends and family program

01:26:48.860 and they are representing all kinds of Democrats and Debbie Wasserman Schultz

01:26:55.080 okay so here's what happens July do you remember right before the the Republican convention

01:27:03.680 WikiLeaks dumps all of this information and it's all about the ins and outs and all these records about

01:27:13.340 who Republicans and the D I mean sorry Democrats and the DNC within days of that happening here's what

01:27:22.480 happens the um the group decides we got to sell our house we have to sell our houses right now

01:27:29.780 but they're not selling their house to outsiders they're saying you know I bought my house for

01:27:35.880 I'm making these numbers up five hundred thousand dollars you know what it's worth now eight hundred

01:27:41.240 thousand dollars oh my gosh my brother that sounds like a good deal I'd like to buy your house for

01:27:48.320 eight hundred thousand dollars well but you have another house I know but I'm selling my house which

01:27:53.380 was worth five hundred thousand now I'm selling it for eight hundred thousand oh my gosh my brother

01:27:58.820 you know what let me buy your house and and you'll buy my house what were they doing

01:28:05.160 they were inflating the prices of their house they were then going back to the capital bank and saying

01:28:15.280 hey we're going to sell our house to each other at these prices we're going to get the loan for

01:28:23.160 those prices they're not really selling their house they're taking the extra money and they're taking and

01:28:29.220 they're keeping that cash so they immediately start to sell things immediately and then there's a wire

01:28:36.820 transfer to Pakistan and it's Amran that makes this phone call to the bank the capital bank in

01:28:43.760 Washington DC in the capital building the credit union says I need to transfer $283,000 I'm sorry

01:28:51.000 let me play this out capital credit union oh yes this is the wife of Amran Aron and uh we need

01:29:04.340 $283,000 uh for a funeral what the for funeral and this really is this is definitely not Amran this is

01:29:18.100 his wife and I need a hundred and $283,000 well we can't transfer it for a funeral to Pakistan we can't

01:29:25.540 that's oh hang on my husband just got home hello were you just talking to my wife I tried to tell them

01:29:37.120 uh yeah it's not a funeral it's uh we're buying property in Pakistan the credit union says oh okay

01:29:45.900 he literally called as his wife tried to transfer money to Pakistan for one kick-ass funeral of $283,000

01:29:58.240 funeral I don't know what they bury people in but that's got to be nice do you know what funeral

01:30:03.120 funeral potatoes are going for these days it's a lot a lot they're expensive so he transfers that money

01:30:10.220 to Pakistan immediately the capital police begin a criminal uh probe this call happens in January by

01:30:19.920 March the real wife not this wife but the real wife gets onto a plane with the kids goes to Pakistan

01:30:27.540 they're now under government protection of the government of Pakistan she's there with god only

01:30:34.040 knows how much money and the $283,000 that was uh that that uh was uh transferred here's where

01:30:43.980 so far all you have is something really weird going on you have at least banking fraud oh yeah but

01:30:52.340 there's probably so much more going on here all the way up to espionage we don't know could be

01:30:59.620 blackmail we do know this that after she fled the country uh representative uh ted lou from uh california

01:31:10.080 is that how you say his name is it lou um he's a democrat he had a bead as his it guy he's one of the

01:31:21.200 only ones he immediately fires a bead then what does he do then he gets on the phone and he calls

01:31:29.600 uh the the um secretary of uh homeland security he calls john kelly and says uh john i just want you to

01:31:41.540 look into um uh i just want you to look into something with the it servers i think they are there's a

01:31:50.100 problem and i believe it will track all the way to mar-a-lago i believe the president's communication

01:31:57.140 is in jeopardy now that's all we know

01:32:01.780 do you think that's worth explaining to the american people

01:32:08.500 do you think that's worth investigating why were the people in dc paying them so much money

01:32:19.480 were they being blackmailed

01:32:22.280 they had access to all of their servers and all of their email do you think any congressman

01:32:31.960 might have something that they just don't want out do you think this warrants a little extra

01:32:38.180 attention i mean nobody's hardly anyone is talking about no and they're not in capitol hill they're

01:32:44.260 trying to shove this under the rug because there's so many people involved they're trying to shove this

01:32:49.460 under the rug this cannot be shoved under the rug this has nothing to do with democrats or republicans

01:32:54.920 has nothing to do with the dnc or uh or you know let's get them it has nothing to do with that if the

01:33:01.300 gop were doing this i'd be saying exactly the same thing there's a problem here there's a problem

01:33:08.180 and we need to figure it out now we'll give you more on this story um as it continues to develop

01:33:16.400 i want to tell you don and sandy's story they tried to sell their property a few years ago they didn't

01:33:20.740 have any success and the realtor was really difficult to work with and made the process

01:33:25.080 especially for sandy really stressful this time they decided to try something different

01:33:30.660 they went with real estate agents i trust.com they had a completely different experience

01:33:35.860 uh ron their real estate agent met with them quickly within two days had a photographer out

01:33:41.820 taking pictures of their place the property was listed few more days they had an open house

01:33:47.040 within a week they had 10 offers real estate agents i trust.com they just sold their 2000th house

01:33:54.880 just put their just put the family in or out of their uh of their home 2 000 people have trusted

01:34:03.220 this organization mercury real estate go to real estate agents i trust.com we're going to help you

01:34:10.340 find a great real estate agent in your town that will actually sell your house on time and for the

01:34:15.300 most money and will actually help you buy another house if that's what you desire in someplace else

01:34:21.580 in your town or wherever you're going unless you're going to pakistan go to real estate agents

01:34:28.340 it trust.com right now that's real estate agents i trust.com and put a for sale put a sold sign in

01:34:34.920 your front yard the glenn beck program the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:34:44.980 the glenn beck program mercury

01:34:52.580 this is the glenn beck program so the one thing i did leave out i just assumed everybody remembered

01:35:01.220 that um i'm ron aron is the is the guy i can never pronounce his name uh he was arrested as he was

01:35:10.120 trying to flee to pakistan now i can tie this together um and give you conjecture on what i think

01:35:19.160 happened but i want to make sure that you have the facts and separate the facts from now my opinion

01:35:25.560 so tomorrow i'm going to come back to this chalkboard and we're going to explain those are

01:35:30.040 the facts that's that's what we know happened let me give you another chalkboard and start working out

01:35:36.140 a few scenarios from best case scenario to worst case scenario even the best case scenario is very

01:35:42.900 dangerous to our country in the republic very dangerous the best case scenario that'll be tomorrow

01:35:50.180 the glenn beck program

01:35:53.780 the glenn beck program i want to introduce you to uh karen vaughn um she is she is a uh a mom of a um

01:36:09.900 u.s navy seal um who was part of a an operation what was it uh i want to say the helicopter's

01:36:21.340 call sign was extortion 17 extortion 17 i keep i keep that's what i thought it was and i'm like it

01:36:26.080 couldn't be extortion extortion 17 if you have anything to do with navy seals military you know

01:36:32.540 extortion 17 as one of the worst days in the history of seals more seals were lost in that one

01:36:41.220 day than ever before you want to talk just a little bit about that yeah yeah it was the single

01:36:46.420 largest loss of life in the history of naval special warfare single largest one day loss of

01:36:50.980 life in this entire war actually and uh you know on that sort saturday morning unfortunately we found

01:36:56.240 out that our only son our firstborn child was part of that disaster and uh uh it's been a life

01:37:01.640 faltering experience um those men were brave fearless american warriors who were rushing

01:37:07.220 into the battle to assist army rangers who had been in a gunfight for three and a half hours and

01:37:12.360 their helicopter was shot down just before they touched down killing every single person on board

01:37:17.820 so you didn't know i mean there's a there's a reason i had you uh on and i'm doing an hour with

01:37:26.460 you tonight on television um and i i invite you to watch this because there's a reason i had karen on

01:37:32.800 um there's a lot of people that can tell these remarkable stories of heroism i mean the the stories

01:37:40.420 of heroism from the guys who survived and didn't survive they're they're just they're plentiful

01:37:48.260 they are plentiful um and they're stirring each one but the reason why i wanted to have you on karen

01:37:55.380 is because of what you did with that experience is very different um than just simply telling a story

01:38:04.720 of a great hero you chose a different path i did you know um after aaron's death it's going to make me

01:38:15.220 emotional to say this because you're kind of a rock star in our family you were to air and i want

01:38:19.140 you to know that he absolutely loved everything you did and and we did too and i have listened to

01:38:24.100 you from day one thank you but um you know what i realized after aaron died was he gave his life for

01:38:29.740 me fighting a battle kinetically to protect and preserve the american way of life not a government

01:38:34.620 not a piece of land but a way of life and my husband and i have dedicated our lives to fighting

01:38:41.800 culturally as you do to protect the same we feel like it's the least we can do to spread the message

01:38:47.360 across this country that america is worth fighting for it's worth dying for and that it's up to all of

01:38:52.960 us inside the boundaries of this nation to protect and preserve in in the interior of this nation what

01:38:59.260 so many are giving their lives for to protect and preserve from the exterior of the nation and so it

01:39:04.140 just became a calling on my life so it's amazing to me karen that i'll speak to millennials and they

01:39:10.320 don't you know it's hard for people my age to really come to grips with they didn't know america

01:39:18.040 prior to 9-11 so they don't they don't know her real promise right um and and so many rights are

01:39:25.720 starting to just slip away and you know i talk to people our age and i'll say the western way of life

01:39:33.400 is in real jeopardy it's about to slide under into tyranny of some for some form and people our age

01:39:43.860 understand it right millennials don't really understand it right your son you know the book

01:39:52.840 is called world changer and what you started to do was write a book for his children so they knew dad

01:40:02.080 right but then you realized wait a minute this is actually a parenting book tell me about that

01:40:10.600 it was an interesting thing because as you said i i knew his his babies were only two years old

01:40:15.820 not quite two years old reagan was if that tells you anything about my son's politics

01:40:19.880 and chamberlain who was only nine weeks old when aaron left this earth

01:40:23.800 you understand right so um so you know i wanted them to be able to pick up stories of their father's

01:40:33.360 childhood in every stage that they would go through you know their dad's not here to tell

01:40:37.880 them what it was like when he was 10 or what it was like when he was 14 or when he learned to drive

01:40:42.080 so i i wanted them to be able to know their dad's story and that's how it started

01:40:47.440 how hard was just that going through the scrapbook of your mind yeah that's it and it was it was a

01:40:54.320 gut-wrenching experience it actually took a long time because i continuously had to put it down

01:40:58.780 because i was just emotionally overdone well then i was just out of the blue a friend of mine asked

01:41:04.360 me to speak to a mom's group down in south florida not far from my home and and uh she said i want you

01:41:10.340 to teach people how to raise a world changer like your son and i was like wow i don't think i did that i

01:41:15.920 thought god did that you know because aaron was a devout believer he loved jesus you know i mean

01:41:20.380 he was his whole life revolved around his faith in god and so i just always thought it was something

01:41:25.740 god did and then when i started just evaluating basic principles of parenting i and started talking

01:41:31.300 to moms about this i realized that this culture did not have those foundational tools that glenn you

01:41:37.880 and i had growing up or raising our families and all of a sudden i was like wow i i did do something

01:41:43.860 it didn't seem fantastic to me or extraordinary to me but in today's culture it is they're

01:41:48.760 extraordinary tools and so i just sort of thought wow i'll just start i'll go back through these

01:41:54.040 stories and i will weave the teaching principles into every single story and that's what i did and

01:41:58.560 then my oldest daughter and i wrote 18 tiny chapters in the back of a study guide where moms could sit

01:42:04.200 down together in groups or even dads and go through principles of how to raise strong formidable kids

01:42:09.440 who don't need safe spaces on college campuses kids that are willing to run in the direction of

01:42:14.260 whatever it is god calls them to do with their life instead of running away from it in fear or

01:42:19.080 cowardice just kids who who can take what life deals them you know and and it was quite a project

01:42:24.920 working with one of my children to write a book about parenting i bet it was kind of funny you know

01:42:31.580 but we had to go away and and but you know butted butted our minds together and just said what did i do

01:42:37.260 right what did you know my husband and i not me but billy and i what did we do right tara what did

01:42:42.120 we do wrong you know and so we put all those principles in the back and just what was the

01:42:46.980 biggest what was the biggest thing that you get to now and say had no idea but wow were we lucky we

01:42:57.900 did this and people should do this i knew the first thing that comes to my mind is as a mom wow was i

01:43:04.980 lucky that i caved to the concept that my husband wanted to raise a man it's that simple you know

01:43:11.700 in our society i believe one of the biggest breakdowns in our home right now is this role

01:43:15.660 reversal and this constant uh striving of women to believe that they have to be uh everything that

01:43:21.920 i know this sounds it's such a broad thing and i i know it needs to be a little more narrow than this

01:43:26.400 but there's a lot to talk about here in our culture you know where we are constantly telling men you

01:43:31.500 have to be more like women you have to be more like women to fit into this society and you know

01:43:35.700 i was married to a rugged farm boy who was had no intention of conforming our son to my you know

01:43:41.340 and i say in the book like i tried to fight that every way i knew i was a 19 year old mom glenn with

01:43:46.260 when aaron was born and so i tried to fight it every way i could i entered him in the troy tiny

01:43:50.440 top beauty review and he won it but oh my god but he never forgave me for it oh my gosh well billy was

01:43:56.280 constantly busy teaching aaron that he could overcome unimaginable obstacles obstacles that

01:44:00.740 seemed too huge for him he'd have him out there helping him cut trees on our farm helping him

01:44:05.200 give birth to to calves that you know you know things like that and i tell a story about white

01:44:11.300 cow this cow who literally terrorized our children on our cattle farm in tennessee and this cow

01:44:16.500 tear aaron was terrified of this cow he wouldn't walk out in the pasture with it and billy one day

01:44:20.880 instead of letting aaron cower in fear to this cow he said i'm going to tell you what you're going to

01:44:25.300 stand at the fence right now and when white cow i'm going to herd the cows in and when white cow

01:44:29.420 confronts you if she charges you son you got to punch her in the nose i'm sitting there thinking

01:44:34.120 aaron weighed like 60 pounds soaking wet you know he's about 10 years old i think and i was like

01:44:38.440 you're going to do well you know but but he let aaron do it i stood back and let him do it

01:44:44.200 and aaron did white cow sure enough charged aaron that day and he reared back in a nerve defying

01:44:51.580 like a nerve-wracking defiance and just punched that heifer in the nose well you know what he

01:44:56.800 learned that day he and white cow you know she snorted and snarled at him and took a step back

01:45:01.940 like she couldn't believe what happened but then in submission she went in the pen and aaron learned

01:45:07.000 that day that there was no challenge too great for him and it's what drove him to become not only a

01:45:12.540 navy seal but all the way to the pinnacle at seal team six those are the things and i say the

01:45:17.260 greatest principle i can teach any mom is let your let your husband raise a man it's hard not to

01:45:23.520 interfere but let him raise a man i was always afraid to have a son because i didn't have a dad

01:45:31.360 that did any of the typical dad stuff and had a hard relationship with my dad for a long time

01:45:36.640 and um so i was terrified of raising a son um and i have three girls yeah and i do not know how to

01:45:46.980 raise girls i am horrible at raising girls i don't know how many times my wife will look at me like what

01:45:52.700 the hell is wrong with you what are you saying i'm like what what yes the skirt makes her look fat

01:45:58.800 no what are you doing you imbecile so but i see it with my wife with my son i i it men speak the

01:46:09.640 language of a boy women speak the language of a girl and if you don't honor that language right and

01:46:17.720 honor that there is a difference there uh i mean um uh your your kids will be lost they'll just be lost

01:46:26.140 you're right what was the thing that you found out that you did wrong

01:46:30.660 well that's a hard question no one's ever asked me to evaluate that

01:46:35.780 when um wow you know

01:46:39.160 gosh i'm not like i'm flawless you know but if i if i tried to single out one thing

01:46:46.200 um i don't know maybe it was that maybe it was that i resisted things for so long you know that i

01:46:53.160 tried so hard to resist it's speaking specifically about aaron you know not with our daughters but uh

01:46:58.900 maybe that i tried to resist so so much that forging that a man has to do with his son if if a

01:47:05.760 boy's going to turn out right um you know i i did resist it for a long time and and like i said i'm

01:47:11.620 thankful that i caved but that's the first thing that comes to my mind is i really did try to resist

01:47:16.080 that and if i could just speak to women out there who are raising boys stop resisting it let your let

01:47:21.640 your husband have that role in his in his son's life and let him be to him what he needs to be you

01:47:26.100 know and and stop trying to turn both of them into women as you as you see um the world

01:47:33.680 and where we're headed yeah and where we're headed i think with war where we're headed um culturally

01:47:43.240 where europe and everything is headed and the lack of leadership and um

01:47:50.980 how do you feel about your son's sacrifice

01:47:55.900 that's hard it's really hard i you know um we have a we have a you know i'm not trying i'm not

01:48:05.360 trying to plug our organization we have an organization where we mentor kids whose fathers have died during

01:48:10.100 this war not long ago we had about 30 kids sitting in front of my husband as he was you know closing

01:48:15.860 out the camp and their moms the widows were behind them and my father said i mean my husband said to

01:48:20.660 those little kids he said i want you to know your fathers didn't die for a government like i said

01:48:25.860 earlier they didn't die to seize anybody's land they died for an american way of life or for a way of

01:48:32.160 life the american way of life and glenn we are watching that slip through our fingers

01:48:36.100 and i i feel um like every day i have an obligation to honor the sacrifice that not only

01:48:43.840 aaron has made for me but so many others throughout history and and i feel a compelling desire to to

01:48:50.540 reach into the homes right now and say we got to shake this loose and shake this up and understand

01:48:55.580 what we've given up where we are today and where we need to go in the future before it's too late and

01:49:00.520 you will never convince me it's too late because that means aaron died for nothing and you will never

01:49:05.300 convince me of that he died for the american way of life and i'll fight i'll fight to re-instill those

01:49:12.200 values in american culture with my last breath it will not be men uh who save the earth it will not

01:49:19.580 be women who save the earth but i am convinced it will be mothers and fathers that save um us from

01:49:27.040 ourselves one last question um what's the what is the what is the thing your son taught you

01:49:38.440 that's easy how to be strong aaron's death didn't make me weak it made me strong it really did because

01:49:47.740 i started employing the principles in my life that he employed in his aaron never took a break

01:49:51.920 he never said i'm too tired to go fight the fight he never said that and so you know my life has taken

01:49:57.140 this crazy turn in the past that we're coming up this sunday as the six-year anniversary of his death

01:50:01.640 and i've lived a very different life than i lived before aaron died and many times along the way i've

01:50:08.020 thought you know i'm too tired i'm too old i'm too weak i'm too frail i'm too this i'm too that and

01:50:13.440 every time it's just his voice whispering in my ear aaron was an encourager you can do this mom just keep

01:50:18.980 walking i want to let you know that i believe there is something on the horizon that is very

01:50:23.880 important that i just feel is coming and that is a movement of moms unlike we have seen before and

01:50:31.340 i wanted karen to be on tv tonight to spend an hour with um you and with moms um and talk about changing

01:50:39.780 the world just by raising good children if you're struggling and you would like some help or you want

01:50:47.940 to know how to spread uh join tonight at theblaze.com tv at five o'clock the name of the book

01:50:55.720 is world changer a mother's story the unbreakable spirit of u.s navy seal aaron carson vaughn

01:51:02.400 by karen vaughn his mom thanks karen thank you appreciate it back in just a second first let me tell

01:51:07.800 you about um uh the uscca the uscca is um knows that if you have a concealed carry permit you are a

01:51:18.640 target and i don't mean by the bad guys you're gonna run on the street you're a target by the bad

01:51:24.160 guys that wear suits and carry briefcases listen to this story vegas woman she's viciously beaten by

01:51:30.400 her boyfriend she runs she starts to flee he follows her and a bystander intervenes shoots him

01:51:41.080 this saves her life cops show up the guy with the guns arrested this is what happened this is what

01:51:49.960 happens every time you just charge your weapon you are going to spend three years of hell in a in a

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01:52:09.880 this is the glenn beck program mercury

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01:52:32.440 time is the most valuable commodity that you possess and we all possess thank you for sharing it with us

01:52:39.140 we hope we've given you something of use today um spread the word on karen vaughn she's going to be on

01:52:45.800 tonight i think it's going to be a really interesting conversation about parenting uh in this particular

01:52:52.900 climate how do we do it and raise great children tonight blaze tv this is the glenn beck program

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8⧸3⧸17 - If the Statue of Liberty could talk today... ( John Whitehead & Karen Vaughn Join Glenn)

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