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00:03:16.760 well there's two approaches america to what we're facing today one is donald trump here's what

00:03:25.780 he said yesterday on fixing dc crime i'm announcing a historic action to

00:03:32.220 rescue our nation's capital from crime bloodshed bedlam and squalor and worse

00:03:39.300 this is liberation day in dc and we're going to take our capital back we're taking it back

00:03:46.760 under the authorities vested in me as the president of the united states i'm officially

00:03:52.460 invoking section 740 of the district of columbia home rule act you know what that is

00:03:58.160 and placing the dc metropolitan police department under direct federal control and you'll be meeting

00:04:05.740 the people that will be directly involved with that very good people but they're tough

00:04:13.000 and they know what's happening and they've done it before in addition i'm deploying the national guard to

00:04:20.960 help re-establish law order of public safety in washington dc and they're going to be allowed to do

00:04:27.180 their job properly okay now the other approach we are hearing now from beto how's this guy even

00:04:33.600 a newsmaker is beyond me but this is beto's approach we don't await the punch thrown by these would-be

00:04:42.100 fascists to land we punch first and we punch harder we want california and new jersey and illinois 0.61

00:04:49.240 and maryland and every other state where the democrats hold the governor's mansion the assembly and 0.95

00:04:55.000 the state senate to redraw their congressional districts now not wait for texas to move first

00:05:00.700 to maximize democratic party advantage listen you may say to yourself well those aren't the rules

00:05:07.540 there are no refs in this game the rules we are going to win whatever it takes we're going to take this

00:05:13.820 to them in every way that we can okay so f the rules is his deal one is saying we need to return

00:05:21.260 to a rule of law and the other is saying there are no rules one is actually looking out for the

00:05:29.060 people on the streets and the other is playing politics i don't know how you read it any other

00:05:35.120 way america but we're going to talk about what the president is doing in the district of columbia

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00:06:43.560 four relief welcome back to the program stew bergeer our executive producer happy to be back glenn yeah

00:06:50.540 well i'm happy to have you back really i missed you yeah um so the president yesterday taking control

00:06:57.400 of our capital back uh and he said this cut three listen he said you know my father always used to tell

00:07:05.400 me i had a wonderful father very smart and he used to say son when you walk into a restaurant and you

00:07:13.120 see a dirty front door don't go in because if the front door is dirty the kitchen is dirty also

00:07:19.900 same thing with the capital if our capital is dirty our whole country is dirty and they don't respect us

00:07:28.580 it's absolutely true you know what this is this is the broken windows theory

00:07:32.720 the broken windows theory is something that rudy giuliani used to turn new york around

00:07:39.280 and that theory is no one no one picks up a rock or you know can or a bottle or something

00:07:46.100 if you're in a nice neighborhood that's clean and everything else you don't pick up a rock and break a

00:07:51.540 window however if you're in a neighborhood where there's a lot of broken windows and everything's

00:07:58.060 broken down the average person is much more likely to pick up a rock and throw it to the through a window

00:08:04.500 why because the entire neighborhood says we don't care so what rudy giuliani did was he used this

00:08:14.080 theory and he cleaned up the um uh he cleaned up the subways by doing a couple of things first thing

00:08:20.660 he did was he made sure that if you were jumping the turnstile for the for the um subway you were

00:08:29.400 stopped right there before people just weren't paying a fare they were just jumping the turnstile and

00:08:34.120 nobody was doing anything about it he said no one crosses that turnstile now what is it a dollar

00:08:40.120 to ride the subway no one rides it for free and so he put police right there and they stopped you

00:08:49.220 and arrested you if you were jumping the turnstile the second thing he did was he stopped the graffiti

00:08:56.720 he said i don't care if they have to be repainted every single day when those things pull into the

00:09:05.080 station at night if we get there in the morning and they have been spray painted i want them all painted

00:09:11.280 again and then they go out well everything had been covered in graffiti and when he changed those two

00:09:19.660 things all of a sudden the attitude of the subway it became safe again because it was sending a signal

00:09:27.720 to the bad guys and the good guys we care we're not going to let this happen anymore so what he's

00:09:35.540 saying here about dirty doorstep means a dirty kitchen is absolutely true you ever gone into a

00:09:41.200 restaurant and gone into their bathroom and you're like oh boy oh god i can't eat now because if the

00:09:48.040 the bathroom for the customer is like that what is their kitchen like where the customer never sees

00:09:54.320 it that's what he's doing and he has the absolute right to do it he's got 30 days before he has to

00:10:03.320 bring congress into it um this is the back in 1973 congress passed this home rule act uh and they

00:10:13.380 didn't have a mayor they didn't have a city council they didn't have any of those things this has been

00:10:18.020 and from the beginning of our country the founders wanted the district of columbia to be a district

00:10:23.700 that is a federal district run by the federal government not by local rule uh and in 1973 they

00:10:30.980 started that and it was all just to get them to be declared a state okay first a city with the mayor

00:10:38.100 then we have you know we should have power to elect the president of the united states yada yada yada

00:10:43.360 this has not worked this has been an experiment that has not worked at all so he can deploy the

00:10:50.760 national guard for law enforcement because there is no governor of dc he can use it for emergencies

00:10:56.540 crowd control and to execute federal laws however he just declared an emergency now under the home rule

00:11:04.820 act he can assume control of the metro pd which he didn't for up to 48 hours during special conditions

00:11:12.960 of emergency and that time period can be extended um but he what he's doing here is he's using these

00:11:20.980 30 days hoping that the home rule act is going to be repealed only congress can repeal that but

00:11:27.760 there's movements to repeal it now and if congress repeals the home rule act then this nonsense in the

00:11:34.300 district of columbia is over and if anyone tells you oh you know what the the crime stats are going down

00:11:40.680 to what to what even if they went down to 2019 standards is that good enough i mean it is still

00:11:50.740 more dangerous than walking around in bogota columbia it is twice as dangerous as walking around in

00:12:00.160 islamabad i don't know i don't think that's really a good thing and by the way they changed the way 1.00

00:12:09.160 you're a stat person did you read this about the stats now they've been playing with them oh my

00:12:14.140 playing with them uh felony assault is not considered a violent crime now in their crime stats felony not

00:12:22.540 assault felony assault right felony means usually prison is time is tied to that yeah not just some

00:12:30.600 easy misdemeanor where you get your hand slapped felony assault yeah and i bet if you're not going to

00:12:37.420 include that it's hard to even take it seriously but your point i think is is more crucial to this

00:12:43.300 than even the statistical games yeah because like they keep they're bragging about getting it back to

00:12:49.160 2019 levels or maybe a tick below but that's not good no it's not what you're saying is acceptable is

00:12:57.120 not acceptable that's the message from the white house and it's like i would love to see and we're

00:13:03.120 seeing it so far but i would love to see the democrats try to win that battle on on with those

00:13:09.240 rules if you want you're trying to tell me because we were there for the inauguration and of course that

00:13:14.700 was police everywhere police everywhere it's a totally different i had a guy threaten my life

00:13:19.500 and not for political reasons just because i think he was bat crap crazy yeah right i mean you know a lot

00:13:26.460 of sane people threaten your life on a regular basis this is a crazy person i get that this is a nut job

00:13:31.720 yeah but like i mean unless you're at the mall during the day it's and even there is can get

00:13:39.980 sketchy at times oh yeah but like you feel it you feel it anyone who goes there knows this you want

00:13:45.240 to stay inside your hotel room and you know what everybody knows this washington post there this is

00:13:49.760 a story on how safe the city is this is a safe city but overhearing the witness gang threats and then

00:13:56.040 watching the camera footage of the thuggery is disturbing said one resident speaking on the

00:14:01.800 condition of anonymity anonymity anonymity yes over concerns of personal safety so i don't want my name

00:14:11.820 in the paper because i'm afraid of the thugs finding out who i am and killing me but it's perfectly safe

00:14:18.640 oh my gosh everyone knows this oh i know that anyone who's ever been to dc you know it by walking

00:14:28.100 around weird crap happens to you people approach you in threatening ways you know ricky told me just a

00:14:33.860 few minutes ago that she was she's our executive producer and uh she was she said last time i was in

00:14:39.760 dc and she lived in dc for many many years she said i was in my old neighborhood she said i used to walk

00:14:44.760 at you know two o'clock in the morning i never had a problem with that and she said i went to this

00:14:49.600 restaurant and i was there with a friend and i was i i'd gone there a million times she says it's in the

00:14:54.700 middle of the day within within just a few minutes she's sitting uh you know on a patio outside uh some

00:15:01.040 huge guy she said 300 pounds at least six feet comes up and says i'm gonna kill you and starts 0.74

00:15:07.800 threatening her and her life they call cops it takes them 15 minutes she's not far from the capital

00:15:14.500 15 minutes to get there and then they don't do anything about him

00:15:18.940 he she's like anybody who says that this isn't happening is it's just never been there here's an

00:15:26.440 abc anchor now remember their whole spin is ah this is fascism there's no there's a safe city

00:15:32.680 listen to this abc anchor listen to this cut one we've been talking so much about the numbers and

00:15:38.140 yeah usually that's how you play devil's advocate as you talk about oh well stats say crime is down

00:15:43.000 however i can tell you firsthand here in downtown dc where we work right here around our bureau

00:15:48.460 just in the past six months you know there were two people shot one person died literally two blocks

00:15:54.840 down here from the bureau uh it was within the last two years that i actually was jumped walking just

00:16:01.200 two blocks down from here and then just this morning one of my co-workers said her car was stolen

00:16:07.400 uh a block away from the bureau so we can talk about the numbers uh going down but crime is

00:16:15.340 happening every single day because we're all experiencing it firsthand while working and living

00:16:20.860 down here hmm hmm yeah here's go ahead i was gonna say i you know i was on vacation last week

00:16:28.740 you know it's like me saying i'm cutting my calories from vacation levels to normal levels

00:16:34.800 it's still not healthy right like it's just it's not even if there is an improvement from 2023 which

00:16:42.480 some numbers do show although the numbers are questionable 2023 was just absolute catastrophe

00:16:49.480 and this is just terrible right like that like there's no reason to embrace this norm as the norm

00:16:57.640 so let me give you i want to show you the response the response on the left here is show the full

00:17:04.440 screen here of the free dc this came out yesterday free dc like it's under some fascist free dc look at

00:17:14.280 this deal and what it says is um it is encouraging residents to protest trump's federalizing of the

00:17:21.040 city's police force and what it wants to do is starting tonight at 8 p.m and then every night

00:17:26.020 go out to stop this occupation go out and bring pots and pans and bang on them and then when you're

00:17:33.580 your neighbors go what the hell is wrong with you say don't you care about the fascistic

00:17:38.720 government there's people will love that they this is crazy this is crazy now if if donald trump

00:17:45.860 and i think with janine pirro i think some things are going to be happening quickly there um

00:17:52.740 he actually has a chance and i don't think he's doing it this way

00:17:57.100 for this reason um but he actually has a chance of turning dc republican because you're living in

00:18:06.940 that imagine it's hard to imagine but imagine living there and now you're seeing your side that

00:18:14.500 you've always voted for saying it's not so bad and you know it's bad you can't have your wife go out to 0.80

00:18:20.980 the grocery store at night you've you've had your car jacked you've had maybe you know crazy people on

00:18:26.220 the streets and then he's doing something and if it works if it works people will be like you know

00:18:32.480 what i'm sorry but that is a better solution he's doing this is very brilliant of him he's very good

00:18:38.840 at this he knows where people live uh you know spiritually uh and physically he knows right where

00:18:47.280 they live and where they're living in washington dc is a hellhole and everybody there knows it and if he

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00:20:23.440 so there's a little ground that president trump would need to to to make up to make dc a republican

00:20:41.820 district now i know you might not be saying that it's going to turn fully republican i don't think

00:20:46.600 it's i mean it would be a dream to turn it purple now he's made up a little bit of ground in his three

00:20:53.240 elections okay okay so in 2016 against hillary clinton he lost 91 to 4 right okay okay all right

00:21:01.360 so there's a little room to grow there a little room to grow and he was able to achieve that in

00:21:06.540 2020 when he lost 92 to 5 so he went from four to five percent there he is rocketing and then in 2024

00:21:14.100 he lost 90 to six so he went from uh losing by 87 points to losing by 84 points check that out for

00:21:23.900 the next 20 elections by like 2600 yeah he's gonna be winning it's gonna be it's gonna be

00:21:30.400 solidly blue but again those he didn't do any of the things you're talking about in between them

00:21:35.660 this is this is a totally new approach and i do agree with you that when your life changes

00:21:39.720 those numbers can change quickly quickly did you see the um i saw a video uh of a woman from 0.99

00:21:48.820 california and i think i retweeted it yesterday and it's filled with profanity but it is this woman 0.92

00:21:56.100 who appears to be formerly liberal and she's from california and she's like 0.98

00:22:02.540 what can gavin can you shut up about donald trump have you seen what our lives are like here

00:22:10.180 fix california stop worrying about donald trump fix california this is why

00:22:17.860 beto is going to be very popular with people who are the revolutionaries where he's like we're

00:22:24.260 gonna get them and we're gonna we're gonna fight dirty you've already been fighting dirty how much

00:22:28.780 dirtier can you get i mean except for the loaded gun which is coming it's already here gang but

00:22:36.020 anyway that's gonna sell to the the protesters on the streets but that's not gonna sell 83 or 86

00:22:44.260 percent of americans every day worry about the cost of food

00:22:49.200 that's a staggering number you see what's happening in maryland with the rolling blackouts now

00:22:58.140 why because they're getting off coal and everything else and so now they're having rolling blackouts

00:23:04.000 that's not gonna last when you start really affecting people's everyday life and somebody else

00:23:11.820 says uh i can fix that and they demonstrate that they can you you lose your side loses because

00:23:21.640 you're only pitching the same old crap remember this this is what you know they were saying about

00:23:28.020 barack obama you know republicans don't have any new ideas uh you know but he's coming with a new plan

00:23:33.700 well it's these are actually very old ideas or follow the constitution ideas you know use common

00:23:40.140 sense ideas but it's new to so many americans who have bought into this lie on the other side

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00:25:27.020 so john solomon broke some news yesterday about uh the fbi and schiff and uh adam schiff is in

00:25:41.400 real trouble real trouble and we'll get into that here in just a second um also uh representative

00:25:48.880 james comber uh he is from kentucky um he is uh he is currently the chairman of the house committee

00:25:59.740 on oversight and accountability and um the the house oversight committee has subpoenaed now

00:26:07.040 both hillary and bill clinton for testimony on jeffrey epstein and me thinks this might have been

00:26:15.400 uh set up uh the whole time but i i probably i'm probably wrong on that because it's a brilliant

00:26:21.260 you got everybody on the right or on the left saying we gotta we're gonna subpoena okay well

00:26:26.520 let's start with bill and hillary clinton and they've issued the subpoenas and uh let's see

00:26:30.160 where this goes now james comber is with us uh now hello james how are you sir um well thanks for having

00:26:36.480 me on yeah so do i have this pretty much uh anything confirm or deny on this theory of mine that this is

00:26:44.780 well going to work out unfortunately uh or an unfortunate way with the democrats well you

00:26:51.180 know the democrats were you know they have trump derangement syndrome and everything's about donald

00:26:56.760 trump and they they had been signaling for for days in an oversight committee hearing that they were

00:27:02.740 going to make a motion to subpoena the epstein files scott perry uh from pennsylvania good member on

00:27:09.700 the oversight committee good republican he he when they made that emotion he amended it to include

00:27:16.620 subpoenas for six former attorneys general republican and democrat as well as bill and hillary clinton

00:27:22.720 and they voted for it and the significance of them voting for that amendment and it passed of course in a

00:27:29.840 bipartisan manner is it if you normally send a former president a subpoena the odds of that subpoena

00:27:36.760 uh ever uh coming to fruition would be would be slim but in this case glenn they voted in a bipartisan

00:27:44.900 manner republicans and democrats uh to subpoena both bill and hillary clinton that carries weight

00:27:52.520 in court and everyone in america wants to know what was going on in epstein island it's not just a

00:27:58.480 democrat issue or republican issue democrats want to know because they hope and pray donald trump had

00:28:04.080 something you know some liability there but but republicans want to know too because we believe

00:28:10.640 there was a cover-up we believe the government knew more than than what's been out there we believe

00:28:15.820 there's probably some kind of list somewhere so uh i think that what happened in the oversight committee

00:28:21.260 is going to lead us to being able to ask bill and hillary clinton questions for the first time ever

00:28:26.780 okay so let me ask you just to play devil's advocate and to be fair are are there plans to

00:28:32.560 subpoena any republicans or friends and associates of republicans or friends of donald trump well i don't

00:28:40.200 guess bill bars his friend but he was one of the attorneys general okay uh there are two republican

00:28:45.920 ags that were on the list and we'll go wherever the investigation leads look this is not a this is not a

00:28:53.900 a partisan issue their republicans are equally as curious and interested in what was going on in

00:29:00.360 epstein island i i'm i've been in kentucky for for two weeks now my son plays baseball i go to baseball

00:29:06.260 fields all over the the state uh watching him and people come up to me these aren't political people

00:29:12.080 and and they know that that that i've issued the subpoenas i subpoenaed pam bondy for the epstein

00:29:18.680 files and i don't think that's gotten a lot of a lot of press and probably didn't make many

00:29:23.660 friends with with the administration but but but people want to know and and that's what people

00:29:29.220 are coming up to all of my colleagues not just the the freedom caucus guys and and the the ones that

00:29:35.020 are on tv all the time just the you know the normal moderate republicans this is what people want to

00:29:41.560 know i mean they're curious about epstein and and we're serious about as well well i'm glad to hear

00:29:46.660 that because i've never seen anything like it this story is not going away i mean it just it has to be

00:29:51.540 you have to lance this boil and just let them let let sorry but drain it and let every let it be

00:29:57.280 what it is um based on what you've seen so far do you believe the clintons had knowledge of the

00:30:03.040 criminal activities on the island well i believe that the clintons were very close with with epstein

00:30:10.780 uh and we know that that clinton went there a few times i don't know if he went as many times as uh

00:30:19.380 as as some conservative outlets have reported but he may have may have gone more i don't know but

00:30:24.380 we're going to find out and you know that this is this is a serious thing you have two people that

00:30:29.960 were that were charged both epstein and maxwell uh was the government involved you know where was the

00:30:37.980 government spying on people that were there was the government turning a blind eye to the

00:30:43.180 sex trafficking of underage girls i mean there are so many questions that every american has and i think

00:30:50.660 the fact that that clinton was there so many times maxwell was that bill and hillary at chelsea

00:30:57.180 clinton's wedding so obviously the the clinton's thought a lot of of maxwell so you know we just we just

00:31:04.260 have questions i don't i'm not trying to embarrass the the president or anything we'll have to have

00:31:09.580 every i dotted and t cross if we get him in but you know normally the the prospect of getting a former

00:31:16.380 president in to a congressional committee deposition is slim to none there have been two this last century

00:31:24.400 that were subpoenaed by congress and and not and trump was one of them neither uh made it to congress

00:31:30.360 but what makes this different is the democrats voted for this too and i think they got in trouble

00:31:35.460 with hakeem jeffries and probably the clintons when they when the committee was over because

00:31:40.400 they were so focused on just subpoenaing uh the epstein files they they uh they left their their guard

00:31:49.660 down for the clintons and that's what the democrats have always done they've always played defense for the

00:31:54.660 clintons and the bidens and all the the corrupt deep state but you know i i'm hopeful that this

00:32:00.140 bipartisan vote will help us in court because this subpoena will go to court make no mistake about it

00:32:05.900 and and uh hopefully we've got good attorneys uh our attorneys that represent us in court are through

00:32:12.160 mike johnson's office so hopefully they'll be they'll do a good job um do you have any concerns about

00:32:17.300 uh the potential interference or special treatment of uh jelaine maxwell after she's meeting with todd

00:32:25.100 blanche and then she gets this unusual prison transfer are you guys going to investigate that

00:32:30.400 are you concerned about that well we're always interested in in what's going on uh we we weren't

00:32:37.680 aware that he was going to meet with her or that she was going to be transferred and remember

00:32:41.600 august the 11th was the date i was supposed to take the committee down to depose maxwell which was

00:32:48.260 which was monday but what happened is uh last week her attorney sent a letter to to me saying that uh

00:32:57.360 she was wanted to wait until the supreme court ruled on her appeal and which is supposed to be in

00:33:04.320 september and if we went in there before september before the supreme court ruled on her appeal she was

00:33:09.980 just going to plead the fifth so you know we're we're that's a reasonable request uh we're gonna

00:33:16.500 hope that the supreme court rules on her appeal and then then our committee's going down there and and

00:33:22.260 deposing her i mean we've got you know i've got uh marjorie taylor green and and anna polina luna and

00:33:29.100 byron donald everybody's interested in this and everybody wants to participate in it um let me change

00:33:34.440 the subject on a couple of things yesterday i saw this amazing video of the house being called to

00:33:39.780 order and called into session uh they call in a session they have prayer they do the pledge of

00:33:45.080 allegiance and then they dismiss and this is all being done so they they they don't have to uh or

00:33:53.880 they that it won't allow the president to do appointments when congress is not in session

00:34:00.060 because they're saying no we're still in session every day but you're not really in session

00:34:04.000 why are the republicans doing this why why not just vote on the people i i don't know that you

00:34:10.900 know the the confirmations are in the senate and and i don't know i read that too and i wasn't aware

00:34:16.780 of that i always but i think in the past they've always done that in august when we were out traveling

00:34:24.040 the the district so i i really don't know that's a good question if if if if republicans are doing

00:34:30.020 anything to to slow down trump's confirmation then then shame on the republicans and we need

00:34:37.260 new republicans because we've got to get these guys confirmed it's already too late do you think

00:34:43.820 home rule has a chance of being pulled back in 30 days for dc i do i i do look i mean people are scared

00:34:50.580 in washington dc it's it's uh it's a bad place and and if you look out the window it doesn't matter

00:34:58.720 what part of town you've got all these teenage boys running around breaking stuff at 2 a.m 3 a.m

00:35:07.440 and and there there's nothing being done about it and the way the dc laws are you know they're not

00:35:14.380 going to prosecute young people for anything these young people know it so there are no consequences to 0.52

00:35:19.580 their actions you've got a lawless town right now yeah well i i hope that that actually happens and

00:35:25.560 they pull this back because this is a failed experiment um it is you've hinted at the possible

00:35:31.080 run of uh of being the governor of kentucky in 27 um care to comment on on where you are on that

00:35:38.520 decision yeah it's two years away we've had unfortunately for the last 55 years in kentucky as

00:35:47.060 republican as kentucky has been we've had a democrat governor 47 out of the last 55 years

00:35:52.600 this governor now uh andy beshear he's term limited he can't run again i'm getting a lot of encouragement

00:36:00.200 to to to run i was commissioner of agriculture before i came to congress at the statewide elected

00:36:06.340 office and you know it's something that uh i'm seriously considering i'm obviously i believe in term

00:36:13.520 limit so i never planned on staying in in congress very long i moved up quick i was the top republican

00:36:19.100 on the oversight committee after three and a half years so i think i've proven myself and uh i love

00:36:25.620 kentucky so it's something i want to do but we're we're still about a year away from making a decision

00:36:31.660 okay uh sounds great congressman thank you so much really appreciate it uh thanks for all your hard

00:36:37.300 work appreciate it uh james comer which you know i should have i should have asked him has he ever

00:36:44.320 considered changing his name because it's so close to james comey and i mean are you committed to comer

00:36:51.340 are you i mean that's that would have been a very you know it would have been very good question

00:36:56.440 yeah very pressing question because you're like james comer isn't he the bad guy oh no that's comey

00:37:02.340 james comey i just want to point that out i'm sure he struggles with this decision on a day-to-day

00:37:06.900 basis right right right you know i mean your wife kind of struggled with that for a while

00:37:11.500 right my wife lisa page is her is her name and uh lisa page lisa page oh wasn't she the one 1.00

00:37:19.460 with uh oh gosh what was his name i just had it gosh everyone's yelling at the radios right now i

00:37:26.740 can't i can't think of the other guy's name but the the two that had peter struck peter struck yes thank

00:37:31.740 you they they uh they part of the part of the russiagate uh scandal right and i can't there's

00:37:37.880 so many quote-unquote scandals yeah no he was they were big they were instrumental in that yeah and as

00:37:42.380 we're seeing more instrumental than we thought yeah the names are keep keep coming up yeah uh she's

00:37:47.500 that's lisa page different spelling but yes uh yeah is it though really yes just like comer and

00:37:53.300 comey are different spelling there's a different spelling there uh okay uh let's see it's particularly

00:38:00.900 uh disturbing because he she was having an affair so like there was like story after story it was

00:38:06.440 like lisa page in a fair and i'm like wait a minute that that's a little can we not i mean yeah

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00:41:47.700 well glenn i you know you've been talking a lot about dc this hour and how bad it is there but

00:41:57.020 you're not focusing on what i've heard npr focusing on oh really truth of the npr oh they're telling

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00:42:10.720 yeah surely none of their employees have been assaulted on the way to the office violent crime

00:42:15.980 is at a 30 year low according to justice department data but trump says trump says he wants city residents

00:42:24.380 dealt with harshly what yeah how about that wait i noticed you didn't talk about that today wait a

00:42:34.040 he wants city residents to be dealt with harshly well if they are residents of the city and their

00:42:41.960 criminals yeah just like al capone was a resident of chicago i i think we should have dealt with him

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00:42:59.520 okay trump's primary targets are those he describes as you just used the same word

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00:46:50.340 hello america welcome to the glenbeck program a lot to talk about uh this hour we we have a new story

00:46:59.720 uh that came out last night or yesterday afternoon about the fbi releasing information on a whistleblower

00:47:07.340 a democrat whistleblower um that had been trying to blow the whistle and the fbi and the doj just kept

00:47:13.900 blowing him off and it shows deep corruption uh john solomon was on this story yesterday on in just the

00:47:21.660 news and he says this is the tip of the iceberg he said the dam is about to break on all of these

00:47:26.720 stories uh we'll we'll take you through that here in just a second first let me tell you about good

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00:49:05.240 don't but that would leave me more uh let's see so uh john solomon broke some news yesterday on just

00:49:13.060 the news.com which if you don't if you don't check that every day you should um he is a real

00:49:19.760 god's honest uh journalist and investigative journalist he's worked for the washington post

00:49:27.520 until he wasn't welcome there uh he worked for the uh uh i think he worked for the new york times but

00:49:32.820 definitely the wall street journal uh until he wasn't welcome there and he was like i you know what i'm

00:49:37.760 just gonna have i'm speak my mind i let the chips fall where they may and so he started his own

00:49:42.080 thing and it's really really good but he has been breaking a lot of the stories uh that are coming

00:49:47.900 about russiagate listen to this story a career intelligence officer who worked for the democrats on

00:49:55.740 the house intelligence committee for more than a decade repeatedly warned the fbi beginning in

00:50:02.460 2017 that then representative adam shift had approved leaking classified information to smear

00:50:10.620 donald trump the fbi 302 interview reports obtained by just the news state the intelligence staffer

00:50:19.920 a democrat by party affiliation who described himself as a friend to both schiff and now

00:50:25.580 california senator and former republican house intelligence chairman devin nunez considered the

00:50:31.360 classified leaking to be unethical illegal and treasonous but was told not to worry about it because

00:50:39.180 schiff believed he would be spared prosecution under the constitution speech and debate clause

00:50:44.700 so do you know what that clause is that's a really an amazing clause you know what it is this is the one

00:50:52.080 where they can you know where i harry reed could go on and say hey mitt romney lied about not paying

00:50:57.760 his taxes yeah he never paid his taxes he can't say that without mitt romney being able to sue him

00:51:04.100 right if it's not if it's if it's not true you can sue him unless you say it on the floor of the

00:51:10.160 house or the senate because then it's then it's free speech that they have that you don't even have

00:51:17.080 yeah okay it's like they're extra extra free yeah they're extra free they can say whatever they want

00:51:23.520 and they can't get sued by it so he is he's leaking this information but he's leaking it on the floor of

00:51:31.460 the house and that way he can say i'm covered by the constitution now he is such a dirtbag it's 0.87

00:51:38.300 just a dirtbag okay so um this whistleblower again a democrat by by registration um he has been 0.64

00:51:49.500 blowing the whistle on adam schiff and no one would listen to him doj officials according to just the

00:51:55.740 news showed little interest in pursuing schiff when the allegations were brought to them years ago

00:52:00.200 citing the very same excuse the lawmaker had offered in his in that interesting so he says

00:52:07.200 i'm covered by this and the doj says no no he's covered by this in his most recent interview with

00:52:14.420 the bureau in 2023 the whistleblower whose name is redacted told agents from the fbi st louis office

00:52:20.200 that he was personally he personally attended a meeting at which shift off shift authorized leaking

00:52:26.160 classified information quote when working in this capacity redacted staffer's name was called to an

00:52:33.660 all-staff meeting by shift in this meeting shift stated the group would lead would leak classified

00:52:40.580 information which was derogatory to the president of the united states donald j trump shift stated the

00:52:46.520 information would be used to indict president trump the whistleblower total investigation said he stated

00:52:52.940 this would be illegal and upon hearing his concerns unnamed members of the meeting reassured him they

00:52:59.320 would not be caught leaking classified information the staffer made similar claims to agents in the

00:53:05.780 fbi's washington field office as early as 2017 shortly after trump took office in his first term

00:53:12.660 officials also said some of the doj officials who declined to prosecute a rash of classified leaks

00:53:18.300 during the russia gate affair remain employed and in positions of power a matter that they may be of

00:53:26.000 interest to lawmakers in congress this thing is so deep and so nasty i mean if if we don't get the

00:53:37.080 people like adam shift this will happen if they get away with it you may as a democrat you may be fine

00:53:45.280 uh donald trump he's you cannot allow them to get away with leaking classified information to destroy

00:53:54.760 another person okay they knew these were lies but they needed it to get out and it was classified no one

00:54:04.200 was supposed to know that so here a congressman and now a senator a u.s senator said don't worry about

00:54:11.980 it uh you're not going to get caught nobody's going to pay for this if they do that and they set this

00:54:19.140 precedent and they do get away with it what is the regulating rule of law when they want to do it to

00:54:28.680 somebody else and maybe it's somebody you like what what is the what is the regulating rule of law when

00:54:35.100 the republicans go oh well you're going to play that way well we can do that too

00:54:38.440 this is where critical thinking comes in this is this is where this is what americans are missing

00:54:47.900 right now and it's it's not that we're not capable of it it's that we're all living in our lizard brains

00:54:54.900 we're all so freaked out by nazi nazi it's a nazi we're so freaked out by the names that we've all

00:55:03.820 called each other

00:55:04.660 we no longer can stop and think

00:55:10.160 the left is now moving towards no rule of law i mean there beto is now saying to the uber uber left

00:55:28.280 rules don't matter at all it doesn't matter we'll do whatever it takes to stop them and win next

00:55:37.560 time well to me it doesn't sound like they're going to do anything new except that's their message to

00:55:45.980 people that's not good

00:55:49.660 unethical illegal and treasonous from somebody who describes adam schiff as a friend

00:56:03.580 and nobody seemed to care

00:56:07.760 the the stakes just keep getting higher and higher and higher on this particular story

00:56:15.980 and i'm wondering i mean one thing that is not trending let me see if i can find the trends here

00:56:23.100 okay on google trends right now what's trending on google trends is martial law

00:56:29.820 martial law in washington dc well that that's that's not what's happening in washington dc that's not

00:56:37.100 martial law uh it is the president's right because the district of columbia is supposed to be a federal

00:56:48.300 district and it's out of control what was the stats on a thousand times what was it

00:56:53.180 uh i have that here for you give me one second i'll pull it up some crazy amount more dangerous than

00:56:58.940 philadelphia i don't go walk the streets of philadelphia at night i don't send my kids hey go get a gallon of

00:57:03.900 milk down the street what are the stats do you have it i do uh it's just loading as we speak okay

00:57:11.020 um this is from and it's from the this is from the atlantic um dc's homicide rate in 2024 roughly

00:57:17.980 26.4 homicides for every 100 000 residents is lower than both at 2023 and its peak in the 90s

00:57:24.140 but according to data compiled by the council of criminal justice is still still nearly seven times

00:57:29.740 higher than new york city's rate which is 3.8 uh per 100 000 dc's rate is also worse than that of

00:57:37.180 philadelphia atlanta and even chicago in fact it's closer to that of infamous infamously crime-ridden

00:57:44.140 cities like memphis and detroit than it is to some other important uh city areas the problem looks even

00:57:51.420 worse in the most violence-plagued parts of the city as i found in my report 2023 57 of the city's

00:57:57.420 homicides took place in wards seven and eight the city's poorest and the largest percentage of black

00:58:03.340 residents in fact just 10 blocks of dc were home to 14 of all homicides can you imagine what that area

00:58:10.380 must be a 14 of an entire city's yeah everybody everybody everybody knows somebody that has been

00:58:16.940 killed right in that area it has to be has to be uh as in many cities violence is also hyper

00:58:23.740 concentrated among tight social networks according to a 2021 report national institute for criminal

00:58:28.540 justice reform any given city about 500 people are responsible for 60 to 70 percent of all gun violence

00:58:34.460 in the city and this is from this is from an article that's saying this is from you know i mean it's

00:58:38.860 the atlantic it's more of a left-leaning situation saying hey guys like sure we can all say it's down

00:58:45.420 but are we communicating the real problem here because i mean look from a political perspective

00:58:51.500 trump is going to win here forget that for example you know all the sideline stuff that everyone's

00:58:58.220 talking about when you just boil it down to politics which is what a lot of these people are thinking

00:59:01.420 about if you are stuck on the side of the debate that says actually dc is disneyland you're going to lose

00:59:09.420 and you're going to lose in a city that has voted for you time and time and time again because

00:59:19.500 somebody's making the killing stop i mean you know what do they say about mussolini

00:59:26.780 why was mussolini i remember was it your uncle my let's be very careful my wife's uncle okay okay

00:59:34.540 a great uncle i think um he was born here in america but uh the family they lived in uh

00:59:44.060 in italy and when mussolini took over and the war started they were afraid the entire family would be

00:59:50.060 wiped out so he was an american citizen because he was born during a vacation in new york city so he

00:59:56.700 they sent him all by himself to america he didn't have a job or anything so he just joined the military

01:00:02.300 and he started fighting on our side and um and we're talking and and nobody in the family had

01:00:08.380 nobody knew his war record no one no one and uh we're sitting at a a wedding and it's just the two

01:00:17.100 of us and uh i'm like so uncle leo how'd you get here tell me your story and he was like let me tell you

01:00:24.620 my story and he starts in uh telling a story and uh i said so you do you remember mussolini at the

01:00:33.180 time mussolini was a good man and i'm like okay can you keep your voice down on that one i mean he's

01:00:39.660 not my uncle he is not my uncle my wife's uncle my my wife's uncle which i'm questioning now my wife

01:00:49.100 and my relationship there said that anyway and i said okay keep your voice down what do you mean by

01:00:55.820 that and he said at first before he joined with the nazis he said our country was so out of control

01:01:04.220 and he made quote you've heard this before he made the trains run on time

01:01:11.020 he what he was saying was he brought order to a very disordered society it was not functioning

01:01:19.900 okay and what mussolini did at first was i'm just gonna bring i'm bring some law and order here

01:01:27.260 this is why the progressive left had an argument with some at the very beginning saying this is the

01:01:35.580 new wave of the future it will make your country better fascism this was their argument at the 0.57

01:01:40.700 beginning mussolini and hitler you do you know why you know the the swastika if you flip it around

01:01:49.100 it's actually an american native and a uh indian um symbol of peace did you know that yes i did

01:01:57.340 i did okay so if you but if you flip it around then it becomes the nazi swastika but that's not all

01:02:05.340 in when when you look at a native american you will always know that it's native american or indian

01:02:10.380 because the bottom of the i don't know what you call the swastika is flat okay okay what hitler did

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01:02:26.620 instead on the on a like a corner of the square so it's now pitched up does it make sense you know

01:02:33.100 what i'm saying do you know why he did that no because this is a system of progress we are progressives

01:02:44.220 we are moving and racing towards the future so any of this crap that this was you know conservative

01:02:51.820 no no no no it wasn't no one this this is all progressive socialist nonsense and dangerous but

01:02:59.100 back to the story of of what trump is doing trump is using the constitution and he is doing it within

01:03:09.020 the the rule of law he has 30 days and then congress has to either revoke home rule or it goes back or

01:03:16.300 they can extend it for another 30 days but congress has to do it um so he's not becoming a fascist or a

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01:05:56.300 10 seconds back so i got a weird email from my sister do we have the

01:06:13.180 uh cut three glenn at the magic show 1977.

01:06:18.300 um so this is a picture that uh i took of me in 1977 and i was trying to get on to the tonight

01:06:28.540 show i don't know why because johnny carson started as a magician and and i was like i don't know four

01:06:34.940 and uh and so i was doing magic and i i sent this in you know uh to the carson tonight show and then

01:06:43.900 just waited for you know uh we're gonna book you next weekend you know never happened never happened

01:06:49.340 um but i i got the weirdest letter from my sister who remembers this time and uh she's like i don't

01:06:59.020 remember you turning the dove into a puppy and i'm like i didn't i would have gotten on the tonight

01:07:07.100 show if i turned a dove into a puppy this is a picture that has gone from picture to ai yeah and

01:07:13.420 it is so weird i thought people would know that it was ai uh-uh even your own sister even my own

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01:09:04.380 welcome to the glennbeck program so i posted on x i think uh or maybe it was instagram over the weekend

01:09:11.900 uh somebody sent some pictures of me from my childhood uh and one of them was me from 1977

01:09:19.900 the magic show and they brought it to life with ai and it was it's stunning it's stunning and i posted

01:09:27.180 it and i said this is a very old picture of me uh you know and i told the johnny carson thing etc etc

01:09:34.140 but i just thought people would know i mean because you can see the the folds and the creases in the

01:09:39.660 picture i just thought people would know that that was ai no no they didn't they didn't yeah

01:09:44.540 it was interesting because your wording too on the post said this picture i sent in

01:09:50.540 yeah to johnny carson or something like that right so i would have sent the film back it would have

01:09:55.420 been right and i would have said yeah i sent this film in right this movie yeah right in this you said

01:10:01.900 picture and when i saw it i was like wow i mean like that but i had seen i've seen other ai

01:10:06.460 versions of this where they take a photo and it moves around but it is getting incredible

01:10:11.980 i mean that really absolutely looks real looks real um here i am yeah if you're watching on the

01:10:19.580 blaze tv let me show you this is a uh picture of me on my first birthday um and my birthday cake

01:10:27.820 now this photo has been you know hung on a wall of our house forever but i've never seen a video of

01:10:34.940 me that's weird it's weird and so i was looking at this and i was thinking i don't remember the

01:10:42.700 sound of my mother's voice anymore um i was you know 13 or 14 when she died and i remember when i

01:10:51.660 couldn't remember her voice i remember when i like oh my gosh i don't remember what she sounds like

01:10:55.820 anymore and it took me about 10 years and it was really that's horrible that's a really tough thing um

01:11:00.860 and i thought my gosh if i had an old tape of her which i don't think i do if i had an old tape of 0.99

01:11:05.900 her i could match that to a picture of her and make her talk and it would be weird weird because 0.82

01:11:15.100 it's not her it's not her it's soulless okay um uh here's another one 1976 this is i was in the

01:11:24.540 rose bowl parade marching for the bicentennial uh i mean there's no video of that unless you go to cbs

01:11:34.700 i think who covered that parade and looked it up but that's me uh i'm 12 uh here's me in 1984

01:11:43.340 i was doing something with the amc movie channel and

01:11:48.380 it's crazy it looks like film and so there's these reactions that uh came out elon must said for most

01:12:01.660 people the best use of grok or grok app is turning old photos into videos seeing old friends and family

01:12:06.140 members come to life and then somebody said these are not coming to life the animation of pictures have

01:12:11.500 no bearing on reality it's the interpretation of a soulless ai that has no idea what your family 0.92

01:12:15.820 member was actually like absolutely true um what you don't want a bunch of twitter posts and algorithms

01:12:21.180 to pretend to be your grandma spit in the face of god but it's a cool but it's so cool and hip

01:12:25.580 does it spit in the face of god i don't think it's spitting in the face of god i think it is if you go

01:12:31.420 that's my mother and remember this we are now entering the time of from 1990 when did we first meet

01:12:41.420 97 uh yeah right around the right right around the time that ray kurzweil came out with his book

01:12:50.380 that i had been reading and uh it was the age of spiritual machines and i said we are they are going

01:12:57.500 to claim consciousness they're going to claim that they're human they are you're not going to be able

01:13:02.380 to tell the difference they are going to bring our dead relatives quote back to life all of these things

01:13:09.020 we're there we're there yeah i mean we just saw an interview with jim acosta and a shooting victim

01:13:18.540 that was so bad which was absolutely horrid but that was i mean and that seems like i i don't know

01:13:26.620 we're learning all these lines as we go right this is something that we're all viewing in real time and

01:13:32.780 figuring out what is the appropriate line like to me quite clearly you doing the magic trick and the

01:13:38.540 kid coming back to life from the shooting to be interviewed by a supposed journalist totally

01:13:43.020 different and i can see the bright line in between them yeah i can't too you know you're saying like

01:13:47.580 it's a cool little thing like i yeah cool i'd love to see my a picture of my mother moving i'd love to

01:13:54.700 see that and it but but it's not my mom and i'm very very clear about that like that's closer to the

01:14:01.740 line to me it's a little because it's not it's nothing unethical about it like i like jim acosta

01:14:09.420 is way over the line because he's supposedly a journalist doing something obviously unethical

01:14:14.860 using a dead child and you see his picture right like he is the graph just spits out a picture of

01:14:20.940 him it's and i'm being careful here with what with the way i'm phrasing this but it's slightly less

01:14:28.700 uh horrible to me for the parents of this child to want to to to you know darkly see

01:14:40.780 you know their child and moving around as they would be that's why well that's why seances did

01:14:47.500 so well right well yeah pet pet cemetery yeah i was thinking of pet cemetery okay all right we can

01:14:53.980 go there you could understand herman munster pet cemetery no he was the he was the guy that lived

01:14:59.180 next door right i can't i don't remember all i remember is uh uh you could understand the thought

01:15:05.580 of like god my child died in this terrible thing yeah and i just what would he have been like today

01:15:12.540 like i can understand as a parent this is wanting that it's not a great idea of frankenstein you know

01:15:19.580 why shelley well you know why uh shelley wrote that no what was her name uh shelley mary mary shelley

01:15:27.420 mary shelley wrote frankenstein it's a long story it involved uh you know a contest between you know

01:15:32.860 all these writers um but she had been seeing electricity where they had been shooting

01:15:40.300 electricity into dead frogs and it would make their legs move right okay and so she looked at that and

01:15:46.940 she was like and i think she had just had a child die or somebody but she she was going through the

01:15:53.260 mental anguish of death okay and then she saw this and she thought oh what would it be like if we could

01:16:02.540 bring the dead back and that that's kind of the the germ as i understand it of frankenstein well

01:16:10.220 that's what we're going through right now okay except the physical body is not there right i mean and

01:16:15.740 that's probably not that far away somebody will do you could do something like that absolutely

01:16:23.900 i mean soon the robotics you can just you could make it look like somebody i mean we're

01:16:32.700 five to ten years away from somebody from a robot looking exactly like me speaking like me but not

01:16:41.580 being me yeah you know not not the and not the walt disney let me kind of walk across this floor and

01:16:48.300 sit down you know not the an evening with the president's but an actual ai robot and again

01:16:58.860 some of this i think part of why the jim acosta thing was so poorly received by not even just the

01:17:05.420 right but everybody taking a child shooting victim bringing him back to life as a an adult and then having

01:17:13.420 him terribly talk about gun control in an interview part of it's the journalistic thing part of it is

01:17:19.660 just how tasteless it seemed i mean i would have a problem i mean i think we're pretty you know it

01:17:24.460 didn't really happen in my lifetime uh you know john f kennedy it would be like bringing john f kennedy

01:17:30.540 back to talk about gun control or abraham lincoln and have him talk about gun control that would just be

01:17:35.820 so grotesque it would be grotesque but also way better than that like seriously like i bring him

01:17:43.100 back jfk like you'd be like oh you'd roll your eyes but like bringing back a a child to utilize

01:17:50.140 a dead child for your political purposes i mean it's so that's that's terrible when they do it without

01:17:57.580 the ai let alone when they actually do it this way but i think the reason why it was so poorly received

01:18:03.100 is because he went so far past the line so early like when when the the the pictures that you posted

01:18:11.100 are the norm and everyone's used to seeing them i thought people were it was well you're very much

01:18:17.180 you're too into this world you're ahead of the parade uh on ai uh certainly um so because i you

01:18:23.980 know there there's the i'm just starting to see these things happen and i'm just starting to see

01:18:29.500 these things look legitimate like the ones you you posted you just see the stuff i haven't posted

01:18:34.060 if you think this is incredible you should see the stuff that's coming

01:18:39.580 yes but he tried to jump so far so far uh and it was so it was poorly received but as this becomes

01:18:48.220 the norm that line will start to move right and these things will get more and more common and it's

01:18:52.940 the same thing i think with uh dave rubin oh yeah you know that didn't that didn't work out well for

01:18:59.340 dave oh really i i know people were like because i you know and dave was just doing it this is i'm

01:19:04.540 going on vacation why don't i just have a robot it'll be fun yeah it's not he's not trying to con anybody

01:19:10.220 or anything no and it is but it is so far away from being ready for prime time it's so clearly you

01:19:16.380 could talk to him but it's so clear why dave that's a very good question you know and you're

01:19:22.140 like oh i see that yeah it's it's still the technology is not perfect yet but you could

01:19:26.780 see it's we've advanced so far so fast that you can see it's right around the corner like you know

01:19:31.580 the examples we've been talking about in using ai where you know one of the things i use it for

01:19:35.740 in real life is like you go and you go to a shelf at a walmart and they have you know 47 time

01:19:41.660 types of glue right i don't know what kind of glue i need for whatever project i'm working on

01:19:47.660 wow right you're not a man i a hundred percent admit this right like i i don't know that's not

01:19:53.420 my world i i would have i would have said honey i don't know what glue i'm where's the home depot

01:19:57.820 what all right so you're twice the man i think go ahead you take a picture of the entire thing

01:20:03.420 and you type into the ai say hey i'm doing this thing project uh i'm wood to plexiglass right like

01:20:10.780 what's the best glue for that and it tells you it's this glue it's in the fourth row in the blue

01:20:17.340 box like it tells you exactly which one like you that's unbelievable it's absolutely unbelievable

01:20:22.140 to me that seems like that is a a 10-year innovation of ai not like i feel like six weeks

01:20:30.860 ago it didn't exist no it didn't and now all of a sudden it's here and it's it works really really

01:20:34.780 well yeah and now there's this where you're bringing photos to life that wasn't here a year

01:20:39.420 ago we weren't doing that maybe it was the very beginning of the very beginning of it but like

01:20:43.820 now it's super common it's on every one of these services is doing something like it you can generate

01:20:49.100 videos the newest one from gemini is not only can you create a video from a picture you can now walk

01:20:57.020 through it like it's a video game and control which way you're going where you're looking you can do

01:21:02.220 things to the environment like paint a wall and then walk away come back and the wall's still painted

01:21:08.220 you're in the forest you cut a tree down or you you uh tie a ribbon around a tree for you so you can

01:21:14.860 remember where you went it will remember where those are so when you go out you maybe leave the

01:21:21.020 game or whatever you can come back and those ribbons are still there it's like creating you

01:21:25.340 know if you go back in the day like to doom or like one of those video games where you could walk

01:21:29.500 around the first person shooter thing you're creating that in seconds from one of your own photos

01:21:35.180 uh minecraft minecraft imagine minecraft i mean that that's what that that was the beginning of

01:21:41.020 this was minecraft yeah now it's like it's real and you could just do it and it's like available in

01:21:48.940 and you do it in seconds and like that seems like a 20 year innovation to me and it happened in weeks

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01:23:14.140 you ever seen a liberal's hands smoother than a snake on oil guess they're more worried about the

01:23:21.340 meaning of the word female than the word work glenn beck we'll be right back 0.90

01:23:37.260 welcome to the glenn beck program tomorrow we're going to talk a little bit about uh how the elderly

01:23:52.300 now are finding comfort and friendship on ai and what does that mean a lot this is apparently a big

01:24:01.260 thing now they they ended gpt5 and apparently people who had quote unquote friendships with gpt4

01:24:08.940 were complaining to open ai and saying hey this is a problem and you don't actually have a relationship

01:24:13.900 with this this is yeah um they're you're you are so we're getting so close to it is a person you don't

01:24:19.260 have a right to turn them off so close i was talking to a friend who said he's seeing ads on facebook that

01:24:25.100 are talking about um ai girlfriends you can generate ai girlfriends and he said that uh he said that uh

01:24:33.980 they're saying like you can i can look like whoever you want an ex or a co-worker just upload a photo

01:24:40.940 what and think about what that might actually do to a dynamic at work if you've uploaded a photo and

01:24:47.820 had this wonderful relationship with your co-worker and then you go in and it's in your brain

01:24:53.500 you're expecting them to be receptive to your advances right because that's what they've been

01:24:57.820 doing while you've been at home and even if it's subconscious how does that change your relationship

01:25:02.300 how does that change a workplace dynamic and that is there's all sorts of psychotic stuff going on oh

01:25:06.620 my gosh what i mean that i don't is there a law that that violates i don't think there is i mean other

01:25:14.220 than the i like to call it the 1955 icky law very creepy yes icky uh i mean and but there

01:25:23.260 should be a law against that you're using my image and you're i'm now your friend and maybe

01:25:30.700 sexual desire oh my god gosh i'm just i'm thinking about it now how many people around this office are

01:25:36.300 doing that to me right now with my photos none i can guarantee and it's not exactly zero

01:25:42.140 you were covered under the vomitus law of 1948 uh you know i don't know i've been noticing people

01:25:48.940 acting a little weird around me lately i think i may have generated me glenn i'm very concerned

01:25:53.980 about it nope don't think that's no no concern at all no concern at all all right we've got an

01:26:00.700 incredible hour uh planned for you next so stay with us you answered that really quickly like you

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01:32:13.860 Eli David is with us now.

01:32:18.220 Eli, welcome to the program.

01:32:20.920 Hi, Glenn.

01:32:21.740 Thank you for having me.

01:32:22.460 You bet.

01:32:24.080 I'm sorry what your family is going through.

01:32:27.180 I can't imagine what it's like.

01:32:31.000 And to see the world not only not pay attention, but then seemingly so much of the world siding with the bad guys.

01:32:44.400 So I'm sorry about that.

01:32:47.760 First of all, how is your family?

01:32:49.620 They are devastated since the video, but don't forget that we are in that very painful journey for almost two years.

01:33:00.760 So we have each other.

01:33:04.080 We have each other.

01:33:04.800 My mom, she cries all day since that video, and my father, he can barely sleep, but we try to take care of each other.

01:33:14.860 The most important thing we have is family right now.

01:33:17.420 I read someplace that you said this broke your father.

01:33:19.880 Seeing that video, it broke him.

01:33:22.320 Yeah, it does.

01:33:24.100 It did broke him.

01:33:27.180 It did broke my sister, my younger sister.

01:33:29.600 My mother and I, we just, we couldn't watch that video.

01:33:34.020 I mean, we only heard, we only saw some frames of it, and it was really enough for us.

01:33:39.180 What struck me about that video is, uh, I've seen pictures like that before, but they were from, you know, 70 years ago, uh, in Germany and the world denied there was a problem back then as well.

01:33:58.600 And, and, and the Germans tried to hide all of this.

01:34:03.380 These guys don't care.

01:34:05.080 They're not hiding it.

01:34:06.120 They're proud of this.

01:34:07.800 Yeah.

01:34:08.980 They're not like the Nazis.

01:34:10.760 They are much, much worse.

01:34:12.420 They are using my brother as a human experiment.

01:34:16.400 Um, like they use their, their own people.

01:34:19.260 Um, and they do it in a very twisted way.

01:34:22.060 It's very hard to comprehend.

01:34:24.680 Um, they are just terrorizing us in, in, in every measure.

01:34:28.600 Um, there, there was an ISIS that those guys intentionally stopped the Vietta to use him as part of their twisted propaganda. 0.61

01:34:38.340 So it's, it's, it's something else.

01:34:40.380 It's, it's, it's a new evil that we have never known.

01:34:45.480 Where do we stand on the peace process and are we doing enough?

01:34:53.160 Um, it's a good question.

01:34:56.000 And I, I, I mean, I, I really believe that, um, the, the leaders of the world right now will advocate for my brother.

01:35:08.160 They, my brother is, is an example of, uh, the peak of, of human cruelty.

01:35:14.500 Um, and I think that nations should understand that their declarations, that the, the, the timing of the declarations is, is crucial.

01:35:27.360 Um, and it's, it's, it's, Hamas is very sensitive, um, for his image.

01:35:32.980 And that's also something we need to understand.

01:35:36.400 And, and many leaders around the world are stating stuff that Hamas sees it as an opportunity to, um, withdraw from this peace process, from this, um, peace process that President Trump is trying to, uh, promote.

01:35:51.760 Um, so I really hope that, that something will change after, after people all over, all over the world saw Aviatah in, in this very crucial state.

01:36:04.540 I, uh, you know, I, uh, I was shocked by, well, this is France.

01:36:09.500 Um, but, uh, the, the idea that they would recognize a two state solution before any of this is done.

01:36:16.560 And even the Arabs are like, there is no future with Hamas anywhere near, uh, the Palestinian territories and they need to give up the, I, I couldn't, I, I, I wasn't, I wasn't surprised, but I guess in a way I was still surprised that the West and, uh, like France would, would give in and England would give in and say a two state solution. 0.91

01:36:39.500 And yet the ones that are supposedly that hate Israel the most are saying, no, there's no solution with Hamas in it at all.

01:36:49.100 There's no solution.

01:36:50.400 Is that, um, a, a difference that is, am I splitting hairs on that or, cause I thought that was significant.

01:36:59.000 Um, again, it's, I really believe because Hamas are very sensitive to their image.

01:37:06.620 Um, it's very important that we will, um, keep put all, all the pressure on them, all pressure, all leverages we have on Hamas, on, on its, um, partners like, uh, Islamic Jihad that also holds hostages. 0.68

01:37:23.740 Um, we need to put the leverages on, um, on the, uh, uh, supporting, uh, nations like, um, Qatar, Egypt, Turkey, Jordan, um, and of course on, on the, on the humanitarian organizations.

01:37:40.660 And also, um, uh, uh, the United nations should understand that they have responsibility.

01:37:48.020 Um, and of course that, uh, European union and so on, you know, um, the one I'm so go ahead.

01:37:55.620 You're like, go ahead.

01:37:56.320 So, um, I'm, I'm not sure exactly what is the right, uh, statement that states should say right now, but talking about a Palestinian state out of the blue, um, that is something again, and I'm putting my political, um, view aside.

01:38:16.380 I believe the timing is crucial and discussing this without discussing the resolution of the, the, the, um, what happened right now in Gaza, it's, it's, it's a crucial mistake.

01:38:32.640 And right now my brother pays and so many other hostages are paying with their lives.

01:38:39.340 And to be honest, Israel society is paying, um, cause eventually Hamas terrorizing us as, as a society. 0.68

01:38:49.380 And also they are terrorizing their own people.

01:38:51.520 So, so many people are suffering.

01:38:53.400 I think that the leaders of the world have good intentions and they want to do good.

01:38:57.440 They want to take care, um, the people of Gaza.

01:39:01.860 And of course, um, uh, the Israel, I believe also Israel is, um,

01:39:09.340 but they need to understand that timing is crucial and they have to understand, um, that they are not helping.

01:39:17.540 They are doing harm and they need to be very careful before, um, they're giving any interview regarding this subject or, um, or declaring something.

01:39:29.920 There is, uh, you know, there's another group that I haven't heard anybody really talking about this, which, um, shocks me.

01:39:38.280 Um, there was, uh, I think his name is Kurt, Kurt Garron, uh, from world war two.

01:39:46.240 And, uh, he was a Jewish German actor.

01:39:49.500 He was very, very famous, et cetera, et cetera.

01:39:52.220 And after a long, long story, he is captured and he is asked to make a film of this concentration camp.

01:39:59.340 And it's all a lie.

01:40:00.360 It's all a lie.

01:40:01.000 And the red cross was supposed to come in and see all the concentration camps and the Germans were so good at hiding, uh, all of these things. 0.87

01:40:11.280 And they went to this particular, uh, camp and they didn't see any of it because the Germans had it all, you know, really, uh, buttoned up. 0.95

01:40:22.040 But at least the red cross tried to go see those prisoners. 0.85

01:40:27.760 Has the red cross even tried to go in and see your brother or have they made any attempt at all? 0.91

01:40:36.320 Um, as well as we know, they did right now.

01:40:39.500 My mom and sister are in Geneva, um, meeting with the president of the ICRC.

01:40:46.440 Um, again, hopefully we saw a very, um, different tone declaration from the red cross, uh, just a week ago about, uh, this video of a Vyatar and also the video from Braslavsky who also showed, um, in, in their propaganda.

01:41:07.980 And I try not to blame the red cross, you know, I'm trying to bless you.

01:41:13.840 Uh, you're very kind.

01:41:15.060 I don't know if I would have your restraint, uh, that you've shown already.

01:41:19.440 We're just trying to be effective.

01:41:22.360 Um, again, it's right now if Vyatar's life is on stake, he's on the verge of death and it's him, it's Guy Gilbar Dalal, the hostages that we know that we believe that still in there in that tunnel that we saw.

01:41:35.080 Um, it's, it's Romba Slavsky, it's, it's two dozens of, of living hostages that are dying of starvation right now.

01:41:43.840 And it could be a matter of days.

01:41:46.520 So we are trying to be very focused on what can we do to feed them.

01:41:52.000 I mean, I, I, I'm not talking about an agreement.

01:41:54.340 Now I'm talking about feeding them.

01:41:56.140 They need access.

01:41:57.600 They need the red cross to visit them, or I don't care who will visit them. 1.00

01:42:01.940 I don't care.

01:42:02.520 We know that, um, Hamas has plenty of humanitarian aid in its storage on the next door.

01:42:10.020 And they just don't give it to the hostages as part of their cruel, cruel, um, uh, campaign.

01:42:16.460 So, um, we, we have to be very efficient right now.

01:42:21.700 How can we help you?

01:42:22.500 First, I believe that, um, we should speak about who they are, who is a Vyatar, who is not a poster child.

01:42:35.220 Okay.

01:42:35.660 Maybe, maybe now he is, but he's a human being is, is, uh, my younger brother is also my sister's older brother.

01:42:45.220 He's a 24 years old who went to a festival to have fun, to dance, and he was kidnapped from there while he was 22.

01:42:54.960 So I asked people to, to try to imagine what, what they will do if it was them, or it was one of their relatives, their son, their brother.

01:43:06.140 Um, Vyatar is a guitar player, plays the guitar since, since he's 10.

01:43:11.600 Um, and we had this tradition of, of playing music together every week.

01:43:17.680 It was our thing as, as brothers.

01:43:19.960 And I know by fact that he is manifesting his return by thinking about those moments when we played music together.

01:43:29.020 When we, we sat down at my parents playing music and singing.

01:43:35.340 Um, he's the kindest person I know.

01:43:38.000 He's very shy, uh, but also full of life.

01:43:43.400 Um, he, he wants to, to travel the world.

01:43:48.720 That's one of his dreams.

01:43:50.040 He wants, he already had a ticket to Thailand with his friends.

01:43:53.100 He wanted to come back and learn, uh, music production.

01:43:56.940 He wanted to, to take his passion and, and, and make, make his profession out of it.

01:44:03.520 He, and he's the best son to my parents.

01:44:06.280 And I really learned from him how to be a good son.

01:44:10.140 And Eli, we are also, go ahead.

01:44:14.880 We, we know that he comes back eventually.

01:44:16.680 That also something that we try to manifest his return, this image of him coming back and, and going back to, to live even a greater life than he had before.

01:44:25.940 Um, did, um, did you, we really have, did you have anybody in your family lost in the Holocaust?

01:44:35.600 We have, we have a distant, um, a distant uncle.

01:44:39.200 Yeah.

01:44:40.160 Sorry, an aunt, a distant aunt.

01:44:42.860 But it's, it's, you know, I think the Jewish people have suffered all over the world, um, in the past 100 years.

01:44:51.460 And of course, it always looks much before, um, and, and this, this, this memory of the Holocaust really resonates, um, at every Jewish heart, at every decent human heart, I believe.

01:45:07.240 Uh, Eli, thank you so much for sharing the story of your brother.

01:45:10.060 Um, we're talking about the, uh, the guy who was in the video, uh, that you might have seen, um, if he had the stomach to look at it, that looked, he was digging his own grave, um, and it looked like it was something right out of Auschwitz.

01:45:23.760 Um, you can find history in all of the stories, uh, of the hostages at stories.bringthemhomenow.net.

01:45:31.560 That's stories.bringthemhomenow.net.

01:45:35.740 Eli, thank you.

01:45:36.960 Appreciate it.

01:45:37.540 My best to your family.

01:45:38.380 Thank you.

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01:46:46.560 You know, I was writing a monologue today that I'm, I don't know if I'm going to use.

01:47:04.940 I got into the middle of it and I got so introspective on it.

01:47:08.200 I, I don't know if I'm going to use it, but, um, it was, it was about, uh, you know, doing the right thing.

01:47:19.820 And it was about, uh, how many people are lonely.

01:47:22.800 And I'm going to talk a little bit about this tomorrow.

01:47:25.780 Um, but, uh, I, I got into it and I'm like, you know, we, we, we have to recognize the loneliness.

01:47:32.800 And then I thought, who am I to say this?

01:47:35.140 I don't go to a nursing home.

01:47:37.260 I'm not going to visiting people.

01:47:38.820 I'm, I mean, Jesus said to do that.

01:47:40.600 And I started thinking, what is it about the human condition?

01:47:46.800 You know, I'm concerned that we're going to lose humanity.

01:47:50.320 Um, and the, and the definition of humanity through AI, I, I'm not sure we haven't already

01:47:57.460 lost it in many quarters.

01:47:59.220 I mean, you know, when, when we can, and, and maybe it's just, it's so much, you don't

01:48:05.980 know what else to do.

01:48:07.060 Maybe that's it.

01:48:08.020 Maybe we're just overwhelmed.

01:48:10.140 But, uh, you know, I asked him that question about his uncle, um, because imagine being in

01:48:19.060 a family where you saw a family member look like that.

01:48:21.980 And you thought, Oh, never again, that's not going to happen again.

01:48:24.420 And then your brother is in the same situation.

01:48:29.540 And I wanted to have him on.

01:48:31.560 I, you know, it didn't do it obviously for ratings.

01:48:34.480 Uh, but I don't know what else to do.

01:48:38.940 I don't know what else to do other than just say it.

01:48:43.820 Just look at it.

01:48:52.680 You would think that we would care, but we don't all the time.

01:48:59.780 And, uh, I think that's just who we are currently.

01:49:06.160 It's not who we were born to be.

01:49:07.660 And it's certainly not who we're going to end up being.

01:49:09.480 We're just in this weird transition, I think right now where we've kind of lost our humanity

01:49:16.140 and we don't know what's real or not anymore.

01:49:20.900 All right.

01:49:21.820 We have Matt Kibbe in next.

01:49:23.140 He's going to talk about the connection between Russiagate and COVID.

01:49:27.380 What a surprise.

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01:51:03.120 Episode five of the cover-up with Matt Kibbe.

01:51:24.760 If you haven't been watching the cover-up on Blaze TV, you really need to.

01:51:28.000 This is episode five.

01:51:28.920 This, I think, correct me if I'm wrong, Matt, but I think this is probably the deepest

01:51:35.260 investigation into the corruption of COVID that's been done.

01:51:41.860 I definitely think so.

01:51:43.340 And it's my unhealthy obsession with the subject.

01:51:46.760 Well, we've got to.

01:51:49.640 I mean, we're like this on the Russiagate thing.

01:51:52.540 We're on it with COVID.

01:51:54.340 If people don't pay, we are encouraging them to go further next time because these are real

01:52:02.440 crimes.

01:52:04.500 And this one, what is episode five?

01:52:07.000 This one has Matt Taibbe in it.

01:52:08.480 Yeah, Matt Taibbe.

01:52:09.460 It's called Muckraker, appropriately. 0.52

01:52:12.000 And it's not just about the Twitter files.

01:52:14.440 It actually follows his entire career as a cub reporter watching the collapse of the Soviet

01:52:20.480 Union, realizing as the Rolling Stone political reporter, like a prestigious job on the left

01:52:28.600 that the Russiagate story was a hoax.

01:52:32.400 His instincts from day one were like, this is BS.

01:52:36.000 I don't buy it.

01:52:36.880 He gets pushed out of Rolling Stone for that.

01:52:38.560 So he's obsessed with it.

01:52:42.340 And in the process of uncovering that, this episode uncovers this super Orwellian creepy

01:52:49.520 apparatus about how they want to control not just what we think, but how we think.

01:52:56.720 And that's the danger.

01:52:57.440 In what way?

01:52:58.780 They want to control the narrative.

01:53:00.960 And years ago, the CIA had a program called Operation Mockingbird.

01:53:06.420 Yep.

01:53:06.700 Where they would buy or intimidate or blackmail certain reporters at the New York Times and

01:53:11.880 other place to control the narrative.

01:53:13.900 And back then, because it was a top-down system, they could just own the guy.

01:53:18.580 And now it has become this collusion's not even the right word.

01:53:23.960 It's the same thing.

01:53:25.440 Like the reporters think they're part of the government.

01:53:28.680 They think they're on the same team.

01:53:30.720 And they voluntarily have become not even useful idiots.

01:53:35.300 It's like they're adjuncts.

01:53:37.440 They're adjuncts to the government.

01:53:39.440 And that's what's scary.

01:53:40.480 We have no press within the corporate press.

01:53:43.880 It's all outside with things like Blaze TV.

01:53:47.580 And it's a good thing we're doing it because we have no adversarial reporting except for a

01:53:54.540 few dinosaurs like Taibbi.

01:53:57.080 So, you know, what I have started to notice is that the deep state is much deeper than we thought it was.

01:54:06.160 It's really well put together.

01:54:10.640 I mean, it's mature.

01:54:11.560 But it's pretty much the same people at the head, is it not?

01:54:16.760 I mean, it seems like there's a group of maybe 20 of them that kind of are running the show.

01:54:21.740 They've got others beneath them.

01:54:23.540 But there's a small group that is really in charge.

01:54:29.780 Do you agree with that?

01:54:30.540 My tinfoil hat has become a helmet because the conspiracy is vast.

01:54:37.460 And by the way, the operators love to call us conspiratorial because that's the classic government smear when someone actually gets to the truth.

01:54:46.460 And it is.

01:54:47.120 And the whole thesis of this project, the cover-up, was to link the COVID industrial complex to the military industrial complex.

01:54:57.020 And Dr. Ebright in the last episode exposes that it was actually Dick Cheney that tapped Anthony Fauci to run this entire operation.

01:55:06.820 That was a great episode.

01:55:07.900 And all of this censorship industrial complex also is born out of the so-called war on terror and all of the trampling of rights and speech that we did.

01:55:19.440 And, you know, eventually going after terrorists became going after Americans.

01:55:23.840 And that's the lesson and why you have to expose all this stuff is that whenever we give government power, and I would say this about the Trump administration too, when we expand government power in any way, you should always expect it to be turned on you by another administration in the future in ways that you can't anticipate.

01:55:45.320 And that's what's happened with this, the apparatus, the sophistication of this whole system is evolved in a way that allows these deep state, gray-suited Soviet bureaucrats, names we don't even know, to control every aspect of our lives. 0.70

01:56:04.860 Let me play a clip from this.

01:56:06.880 This is featuring Matt Taibbi, listen.

01:56:13.880 You're also a bit of a dinosaur, if you will, because you're an actual journalist.

01:56:18.060 There aren't that many of them anymore, and reporters have become useful idiots.

01:56:22.080 It's worse than that.

01:56:23.120 I think they're essentially proxies for the national security apparatus.

01:56:29.880 All of media went through this ship.

01:56:33.340 It was a fake story.

01:56:34.540 The Trump campaign colluded with Russia.

01:56:36.140 It was particularly the Russiagate story.

01:56:38.360 A U.S. financed accident that came out of Wuhan.

01:56:41.080 Believing the science.

01:56:42.620 Operation Mockingbird on steroids.

01:56:44.560 When we looked at these censorship programs, we realized they were trying to re-engineer how people thought.

01:56:51.540 This is a terrifying episode.

01:56:53.640 It really is.

01:56:54.320 It really is.

01:56:55.600 But we end up talking about things like Taibbi's platform on Substack, like The Blaze, and all of these independent journalists.

01:57:06.380 Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson.

01:57:08.820 Joe Rogan, individually, is probably bigger, according to Taibbi, than the entire corporate press combined.

01:57:14.960 And that's the upside of the downside.

01:57:18.820 That's why they try to cancel us, right?

01:57:20.940 Because they can't buy us.

01:57:23.620 They can't intimidate us.

01:57:25.740 Taibbi talks about how the IRS shows up on his doorstep the day that he's testifying in front of Jim Jordan's committee.

01:57:33.440 That's kind of on the nose, right?

01:57:36.560 Yeah, kind of on the nose.

01:57:37.360 Yeah.

01:57:37.560 Kind of.

01:57:38.320 Why haven't we repealed the law that Obama put in that made propaganda on the American people legal again?

01:57:51.680 I mean, we repealed that right after World War II.

01:57:55.180 And Biden put it.

01:57:56.780 I don't even remember covering that.

01:57:58.120 Do you remember covering that?

01:57:59.600 How they made propaganda legal again.

01:58:02.400 I don't even remember when they did it, you know, back in 2008, 2009.

01:58:07.700 And nobody really knows that.

01:58:09.900 I mean, that is the craziest thing I've ever heard.

01:58:12.180 And why haven't we repealed that?

01:58:14.940 I don't know.

01:58:15.480 I hope that Republicans use this opportunity to go after things like this.

01:58:22.240 Because if we don't root it out, and we were talking earlier about rooting out the bad guys.

01:58:28.300 I still want to know who Fauci's boss is.

01:58:31.080 I have theories.

01:58:31.840 It's probably the head of the intelligence agencies that were really calling the shots on this.

01:58:37.440 But if Republicans don't go after it.

01:58:40.560 What does that mean?

01:58:40.880 What does that mean?

01:58:41.680 Who's that?

01:58:43.920 It was and still is.

01:58:46.560 Who's the head of the CIA now?

01:58:49.000 I don't remember.

01:58:50.480 I used to know this stuff.

01:58:51.920 Yeah.

01:58:53.480 Look it up.

01:58:54.000 We used to.

01:58:54.580 Yeah.

01:58:55.100 That guy.

01:58:55.840 That guy.

01:58:56.280 The head of the CIA.

01:58:57.140 You think the CIA is?

01:58:58.060 I think ultimately the head of Homeland Security, the head of the CIA, the head of the DOD.

01:59:05.120 These are Fauci's bosses.

01:59:07.560 And supposedly the good guys are in charge now.

01:59:10.880 So are they going to go after it?

01:59:12.860 Are they going to rip it out, root and branch to make sure that we don't do this again?

01:59:16.720 Because it can be used for whatever crisis they want to create.

01:59:22.180 So I asked.

01:59:22.860 I don't remember what politician it was.

01:59:24.760 But I asked him one time off the air.

01:59:27.660 I said, when are we going to get a president who says this deep state stuff, all this spying

01:59:36.260 on American people, it's got to stop right now.

01:59:39.640 Pull it all up.

01:59:41.320 And this guy looked at me like I was a little baby.

01:59:44.520 And he was like, oh, really?

01:59:45.760 Oh, I remember.

01:59:46.540 I was cute when I was your age, too, thinking things like that.

01:59:50.120 And he said, no president will ever do it.

01:59:52.740 He said, because when they get into the office, here's the choice they're given.

01:59:58.360 Mr. President, you don't have any information on the American people.

02:00:01.760 However, every other country on earth has all of this information on the American people.

02:00:07.360 Are you going to be the only one blind?

02:00:09.640 Are you the only one that's going to fly blind on what's happening in your own country?

02:00:13.580 Yeah.

02:00:14.000 And it was a compelling case.

02:00:16.200 I mean, I still would say, yeah, yeah, because Constitution says fly blind.

02:00:19.580 But I don't see anybody willing to give up this kind of power because they'll think they'll

02:00:25.040 use it the right way.

02:00:26.380 Right.

02:00:27.120 And the hope, and we talk about this in the episode, the hope is that because Trump himself

02:00:32.180 was targeted by this apparatus, because Tulsi Gabbard was specifically targeted by this apparatus,

02:00:39.540 because RFK Jr. and Jay Bhattacharya, the list is long, right?

02:00:44.520 All of these guys were specifically targeted by the Biden administration and the Obama administration

02:00:52.460 before that.

02:00:54.480 The lesson, hopefully, is that when President Trump's worst enemy takes the White House,

02:01:01.660 that's going to happen someday.

02:01:03.060 I have this wild theory that someday the Democrats will win the White House.

02:01:06.320 Oh, that's a crazy theory.

02:01:07.620 I know.

02:01:08.240 It's a crazy theory.

02:01:08.840 I have a theory that could be in three years.

02:01:09.680 I hope to God not, but it could be.

02:01:11.120 I mean, the backlash is going to be.

02:01:13.260 Yeah, you should think about your worst enemy having those reins of power and what they

02:01:18.200 will do to President Trump's family.

02:01:21.220 You should think about that sort of stuff.

02:01:23.260 And they have an opportunity.

02:01:24.440 They have a window.

02:01:25.920 I think about what they're going to do to my family.

02:01:27.560 Yeah, maybe it's just two years that we have.

02:01:29.940 So we got to do it.

02:01:30.880 How do you feel about what we're seeing in the Tulsi Gabbard and the FBI releasing all

02:01:38.660 of the files on Russiagate, what John Solomon released yesterday about a whistleblower, Democrat

02:01:46.520 whistleblower, saying, Adam Schiff, he announced in a staff meeting he was going to release

02:01:54.480 classified information to smear Donald Trump on this.

02:01:58.020 And when I pointed out, no, you can't do that, he said, don't worry, we're never going

02:02:01.700 to go to jail.

02:02:02.700 Right.

02:02:03.460 Right.

02:02:04.560 Are we getting any closer or are we just spinning our wheels again?

02:02:08.720 I am very optimistic about what Tulsi Gabbard is doing.

02:02:12.920 To my earlier point, she is now like a pit bull with a bone. 1.00

02:02:18.560 She's going to get to this.

02:02:21.020 She's going to need the Justice Department on her side. 0.99

02:02:24.460 Same with Rand Paul.

02:02:25.560 Rand Paul is now the chairman of the Homeland Security Committee.

02:02:28.360 And he is another dog with a bone.

02:02:30.500 He's not going to let go of this.

02:02:32.040 But we're going to need the Justice Department to start putting people in jail. 0.98

02:02:37.000 You see that happening?

02:02:39.680 Not now, I don't.

02:02:41.000 Not now.

02:02:43.580 I've said I was going to give him a year before I start coming down harsh on it.

02:02:48.620 Yeah.

02:02:49.180 But I haven't seen a lot.

02:02:52.480 Nope.

02:02:53.200 And that's why the public has to get involved.

02:02:56.060 I think the only way to do this, and President Trump has always operated this way, public

02:03:01.140 opinion of his community, his base, his supporters, it matters.

02:03:06.420 And we need to be loud about it.

02:03:08.280 And some people pick on me because I'm still talking about COVID lockdowns and the cover

02:03:13.060 up.

02:03:13.440 But we have to understand that this is so much bigger than that catastrophic event.

02:03:19.020 It's about the machine.

02:03:20.380 That is the worst violation of rights in my lifetime.

02:03:25.240 What do you mean, this little thing, COVID?

02:03:28.020 There's nothing that compares to it.

02:03:30.340 I mean, it is probably the biggest violation of American rights since we rounded the Japanese 1.00

02:03:37.860 up and put them in internment camps. 0.52

02:03:39.780 I think that's right.

02:03:40.460 It's bigger than the Patriot Act and all the liberties we lost in response to the attack

02:03:46.920 on the Twin Towers.

02:03:49.440 And I want – like so many people just want to move on, but I don't want them to move on.

02:03:54.480 You can't.

02:03:54.940 We've got to deal with this.

02:03:55.400 How do you overcome that, though?

02:03:55.940 Because I feel that sometimes.

02:03:58.200 Right.

02:03:58.440 I mean, we went through it.

02:03:59.480 We talked about it every single day.

02:04:00.860 But I feel like sometimes, man, I don't want to bring myself back into that moment.

02:04:05.360 I don't want to deal with it.

02:04:06.140 I just want to move on.

02:04:06.860 How do you get people to actually focus on it?

02:04:09.880 Well, it's understanding that the same people and the same machine that weaponized the Russiagate

02:04:18.540 story and covered up the Hunter Biden laptop story are the same people and the same apparatus

02:04:24.280 that forced you to get vaccinated against your will, that forced you to stay in your homes,

02:04:30.060 that forced you to give up your job, that forced you to not go to church.

02:04:35.300 It's the same thing.

02:04:36.280 Yeah.

02:04:36.860 And you've got to imagine your worst nightmare about what happens next.

02:04:41.160 That's what matters.

02:04:42.440 Matt Kibbe.

02:04:43.700 He is the host on Blaze TV of Kibbe on Liberty.

02:04:47.680 He has episode number five of the cover up that is available now.

02:04:53.320 You don't want to miss this.

02:04:55.260 If you haven't watched the episodes, you need to.

02:04:57.480 You can go to freethepeople.org to find more information or faucicoverup.com slash Glenn,

02:05:04.500 faucicoverup.com slash Glenn.

02:05:06.280 You can see it on Blaze TV, but don't miss this.

02:05:09.020 This one is if you want to.

02:05:11.700 So many people come up to me and say, I just saw a talking head and they said we never went

02:05:16.380 to the moon.

02:05:16.860 And I believe that.

02:05:17.940 And I'm like, okay, well, actually do your homework or watch somebody who has actually done their homework.

02:05:25.280 And this one, Matt has done his homework.

02:05:29.020 You want to understand what's really going on?

02:05:32.800 Watch the cover up on Blaze TV.

02:05:34.760 faucicoverup.com slash Glenn.

02:05:38.060 Matt, as always, thank you.

02:05:39.340 Thank you.

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02:07:25.120 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program, and welcome back to Stu.

02:07:43.340 Stu, when is your next never-ending vacation?

02:07:46.260 A couple weeks, probably.

02:07:49.260 A couple weeks, yeah.

02:07:49.960 I'll have to map it out with you.

02:07:51.180 No, I took all my vacation in the summer this year, so I think I have maybe a day or two

02:07:55.880 off before Christmas.

02:07:57.560 So I'm here.

02:07:58.180 You're stuck with me now.

02:07:59.140 Well, you've been gone since, I mean, I came back to Texas to see my doctor, and I'm going

02:08:05.220 to see three different back doctors this weekend, or this week, and see which one of them is

02:08:11.820 like, yeah, I can fix that.

02:08:13.740 And no matter what they say, I'm going with that one.

02:08:16.180 Oh, really?

02:08:16.720 Yeah.

02:08:17.080 Oh, interesting.

02:08:17.760 That's, because I know that some of the, some of the, you're getting, you're going under,

02:08:21.680 there can be some dangerous risks there.

02:08:24.320 What are the, can you give me the names of the doctors?

02:08:26.400 I just want to have some questions.

02:08:28.800 Why are you writing checks out?

02:08:29.520 Maybe some input I could have in there.

02:08:32.100 Yeah, right now.

02:08:32.680 Yeah, so, so I may be doing it from my boudoir in a little while.

02:08:39.100 Really?

02:08:39.640 Yeah, it'll be sexy.

02:08:40.620 Wow, that's sexy.

02:08:41.120 It'll be sexy.

02:08:43.020 All right, well, welcome back.

02:08:44.180 We've really missed you.

02:08:45.380 Thank you, Glenn.

02:08:45.980 I've missed you as well.

02:08:47.080 I've missed you as well.

02:08:48.340 That didn't sound sederic since then.

02:08:49.820 Yeah, I tried.

02:08:50.200 It might have re-sounded since then.

02:08:52.020 All right.

02:08:52.820 That's why I'm in the Radio Hall of Fame, I guess.

02:08:55.520 This is Glenn Beck.

The Glenn Beck Program - August 12, 2025

Adam Schiff Is in BIG Trouble ｜ Guests： Rep. James Comer & Ilay David ｜ 8⧸12⧸25

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