The Glenn Beck Program - February 17, 2025


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Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 5 minutes

Words per Minute

152.09941

Word Count

19,112

Sentence Count

1,298

Misogynist Sentences

15

Hate Speech Sentences

101


Summary

Glenn Beck talks about how the world hates us, and how we re gaining it back, and why it s time to stand your ground when times get dark and embrace the fire. Glenn Beck is a conservative commentator, radio host, author, and podcaster. He is the host of the conservative radio show "The Glenn Beck Show" and is a regular contributor to conservative media outlets such as Fox News and CNN.


Transcript

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00:00:30.000 Hello, Stu.
00:00:31.180 Hey, Glenn, how are you?
00:00:32.460 I'm very good because I'm prepared for anything.
00:00:35.100 Are you prepared for anything?
00:00:36.640 Some things.
00:00:37.660 Like what?
00:00:38.380 Everything going perfectly.
00:00:39.240 Everything.
00:00:39.880 Okay, may not happen that way.
00:00:41.300 I'm very prepared for that.
00:00:41.900 You know, Stu is going to be at my front door, knocking at my front door, going, let me in, let me in.
00:00:46.880 And I'll say, little piggy, little piggy, no, sorry, you know, Mr. Wolf, you're not going to blow down my house.
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00:01:34.780 Breakthrough!
00:01:42.260 Breakthrough!
00:01:49.860 Breakthrough!
00:01:56.760 Breakthrough!
00:01:59.060 Down the road where shadows hide
00:02:15.440 Feel the dark on every side
00:02:18.040 Stand your ground when times get dark
00:02:20.700 Gotta face the dark and embrace the fire
00:02:23.540 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment
00:02:28.640 This is the Glenn Beck Program
00:02:33.040 Hello America
00:02:35.340 Well, if you listen to the mainstream media
00:02:37.360 You would think that the world is not respecting us
00:02:40.760 It's starting to hate our guts
00:02:43.080 Well, is that true?
00:02:45.300 I want to go over a little bit of what happened last week
00:02:48.680 And now what's coming this week in Washington
00:02:52.820 We'll talk about that in 60 seconds
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00:03:43.960 Alright, well
00:03:45.540 Does the world hate us
00:03:48.000 Or are we gaining respect?
00:03:50.160 Let's look
00:03:50.640 Last week, Trump was busy with the world leaders
00:03:53.180 On Wednesday, Trump said he had a very lengthy phone call
00:03:56.860 With Russian President Vladimir Putin
00:03:58.720 In which they agreed to begin negotiations around Ukraine
00:04:02.720 On Truth Social
00:04:03.760 Trump posted
00:04:05.080 Good possibility of ending this horrible, very bloody war
00:04:09.920 They also discussed the Middle East, energy and other issues
00:04:13.660 And agreed to make visits to each other's country
00:04:16.560 The President also spoke to the Australian Prime Minister
00:04:20.320 They discussed defense, trade investment, mineral supply chains
00:04:23.820 And concerns about China's aggressiveness
00:04:27.160 Also last week, the world came to the White House
00:04:30.840 King Abdullah of Jordan
00:04:32.640 He was at the White House
00:04:34.000 They discussed the situation in Gaza
00:04:36.640 And then late in the week
00:04:38.240 It was the turn of India's Prime Minister
00:04:40.520 Prime Minister Modi
00:04:41.940 He visited the White House
00:04:43.860 They talked about launching a new initiative
00:04:47.180 On military partnership, commerce
00:04:49.440 And our countries are going to work together
00:04:52.680 On semiconductors and AI
00:04:55.220 In the end, the Prime Minister of India said
00:04:58.540 We're going to make India great again as well
00:05:02.460 The 51st governor, the one that runs Canada
00:05:07.280 Is still not happy with Trump
00:05:09.100 It played out this weekend
00:05:11.220 In a Canadian soul-crushing event
00:05:14.260 I'll get to that in just a minute
00:05:16.020 In Germany over the weekend
00:05:18.460 They were listening to our new Vice President
00:05:21.200 J.D. Vance
00:05:22.100 They were a little upset
00:05:24.000 Because he said
00:05:25.140 The control of thoughts and free speech
00:05:28.000 Has to end
00:05:29.660 It actually made one of the leaders
00:05:32.280 Of the group
00:05:33.960 Weep openly
00:05:36.240 Saying that it just showed
00:05:37.840 How far apart Europe and America really are
00:05:40.560 And yes
00:05:41.900 As the Germans bust down doors
00:05:44.600 For a retweet
00:05:46.980 I agree
00:05:48.260 On free speech
00:05:49.800 We're quite far apart
00:05:52.380 60 Minutes did a segment on it
00:05:54.320 That's our topic next hour
00:05:56.020 But the Germans are now claiming
00:05:57.900 That it was free speech
00:05:59.560 That led to the Holocaust
00:06:01.040 Excuse me?
00:06:03.180 In Paris
00:06:04.140 European leaders
00:06:05.260 Huddled behind closed doors
00:06:06.660 Over the weekend
00:06:07.520 Debating Ukraine's future
00:06:09.340 Official statements
00:06:10.860 Spoke of unity
00:06:12.120 But is that the reality?
00:06:13.920 France and Germany
00:06:14.840 They're whispering peace talks
00:06:17.120 While Poland and the Baltics
00:06:18.620 Brace for something much, much worse
00:06:20.440 It's a war of words
00:06:22.000 At this point for now
00:06:23.800 But history suggests words
00:06:26.200 Don't end wars
00:06:27.360 Back home
00:06:28.460 Washington
00:06:29.140 In its own battlefield
00:06:30.440 This time over tariffs
00:06:32.060 The president announced
00:06:33.740 Last week
00:06:34.400 A simple plan
00:06:35.360 Whatever you charge us
00:06:37.100 We're gonna charge you
00:06:38.900 China
00:06:40.080 Was very upset
00:06:41.740 Boo hoo
00:06:43.100 Wall Street panicked
00:06:45.020 In the heartland
00:06:46.220 Farmers
00:06:46.880 Remembered
00:06:47.600 Fair trade means
00:06:48.640 Fair play
00:06:49.680 Over the weekend
00:06:52.020 Storms rolled in
00:06:53.960 As well
00:06:54.520 They came fast
00:06:55.440 And they came hard
00:06:56.500 It was Kentucky
00:06:57.640 West Virginia
00:06:58.500 Tennessee
00:06:59.000 And Virginia
00:06:59.940 Four states
00:07:01.280 That are now
00:07:01.920 Digging out from flash floods
00:07:03.600 That swallowed roads
00:07:04.820 And homes
00:07:05.500 And lives
00:07:06.220 But among the storm clouds
00:07:08.680 There was a little parting
00:07:10.040 Some good news
00:07:11.440 Small town America
00:07:13.360 Doesn't wait
00:07:14.860 For Washington
00:07:15.760 Neighbors showed up
00:07:17.880 Churches
00:07:18.680 Open doors
00:07:19.640 And somewhere
00:07:21.120 A farmer with a backhoe
00:07:22.700 Is already clearing
00:07:23.640 A neighbor's driveway
00:07:24.840 That's
00:07:26.120 America
00:07:27.020 Back in Washington
00:07:29.080 This week
00:07:29.700 President Trump
00:07:30.480 Is delivering on his promises
00:07:31.960 While even attending
00:07:33.820 The Super Bowl
00:07:34.740 And NASCAR
00:07:35.640 He's done all kinds of things
00:07:37.740 Including last week
00:07:38.880 A decisive 25% tariff
00:07:40.760 On foreign steel
00:07:41.660 And aluminum
00:07:42.300 Aiming to protect
00:07:43.420 American jobs
00:07:44.740 And industries
00:07:45.620 Those jobs
00:07:46.860 And industries
00:07:47.800 Here in America
00:07:48.800 Took a leap
00:07:49.860 On the stock market
00:07:51.060 Critics are grumbling
00:07:52.660 But Main Street
00:07:53.560 Applauds
00:07:54.400 As finally
00:07:55.560 A leader
00:07:56.300 Puts America first
00:07:57.660 On Capitol Hill
00:07:59.200 Republicans
00:07:59.740 Are tackling
00:08:00.640 A six point agenda
00:08:02.360 This is all about
00:08:03.780 The budget
00:08:04.300 And a looming
00:08:05.760 Shutdown
00:08:06.680 Budget resolutions
00:08:08.420 And reconciliation
00:08:10.060 Bills
00:08:10.760 Aim to bolster
00:08:11.880 Defense
00:08:12.460 Secure our borders
00:08:13.960 All the while
00:08:14.820 Keeping a keen eye
00:08:15.840 On the deficit
00:08:16.580 It's a tough
00:08:17.820 Balance
00:08:18.440 Democrats
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00:08:21.300 Democrats
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00:08:34.660 It seems
00:08:35.580 Because we're
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00:16:00.080 Not
00:16:00.440 Win
00:16:00.900 And what it announced is, America is back, and we're not going to be pushed around anymore.
00:16:10.240 We would no longer be taken advantage of.
00:16:13.320 We would no longer allow people just to laugh at us or belittle us, because we were back.
00:16:21.800 Reagan came in shortly after.
00:16:24.380 Now, like 1980, we've just spent four years under a political ideology, as Carter put it, that strikes at the very heart and soul and spirit of our national will.
00:16:39.280 Our young people, they don't care about America anymore.
00:16:42.380 They don't have pride or love for the country because we haven't raised them that way.
00:16:46.760 In most cases, school is saying there's no reason to be proud of your country.
00:16:52.000 People take it for granted.
00:16:54.880 They're ashamed of the accomplishments of America, her history, and the very ideology on which she stands.
00:17:04.320 Now, before I get into this last part, I want to say I don't like the arguments between us and Canada right now.
00:17:11.300 I don't like it.
00:17:12.320 We've always been friends.
00:17:13.900 And it's a beautiful country.
00:17:15.280 It's cold.
00:17:16.160 I don't want to live there.
00:17:17.940 And I don't want it to be the 51st state.
00:17:19.900 I think it's actually pretty funny that our president is calling the prime minister the governor.
00:17:26.360 But the Canadian government, led by their progressive prime minister, our governor, Justin Trudeau, is an annoying mascot for everything that is wrong in global politics.
00:17:37.440 Well, he was at the hockey game on Saturday in Canada between the national Canadian team and the U.S. national team.
00:17:47.840 Rumor was our boys were a little sick and tired of being booed every time the national anthem is sung.
00:17:55.520 And they weren't going to take it.
00:17:57.340 Canadians didn't care.
00:17:58.860 Why would they?
00:17:59.700 Our country, under the Democratic leadership, has been toothless and apologists for four years.
00:18:04.440 We've been taught to be ashamed of our country.
00:18:07.400 Why not boo the national anthem?
00:18:09.660 And boo, they did.
00:18:13.620 If you saw it, it made your head explode.
00:18:18.840 When the puck finally dropped at the start of the game, the American center, he barely looked at the puck.
00:18:27.680 He didn't care about playing the game at that point.
00:18:29.660 He immediately tore off his gloves, dropped his stick, and clocked his opponent, taking him to the ground.
00:18:36.380 When the referees pulled the American away, he skated with his head high, glaring at the hostile crowd.
00:18:42.360 The message was clear.
00:18:44.300 Screw old glory.
00:18:45.820 To your peril.
00:18:47.720 It was kind of awesome.
00:18:50.200 There were a total of three fights in the first nine seconds.
00:18:52.840 Again, which I didn't like.
00:18:54.220 But the Americans were on a mission.
00:18:55.820 The intensity through the game was brutal.
00:19:01.740 And the Americans delivered an old-fashioned American beatdown.
00:19:06.200 The U.S. team delivered a message and won 3-1.
00:19:12.820 I don't know.
00:19:14.100 Was it the miracle on ice of 1980?
00:19:16.720 Because that was more than a hockey game.
00:19:18.520 And I couldn't help but feel the same way on Saturday.
00:19:22.160 I think America is back.
00:19:28.960 We're not ashamed.
00:19:30.620 We're not going to be intimidated.
00:19:32.720 Nor cower anymore.
00:19:34.800 But we don't hate our neighbors.
00:19:36.820 We just love our country.
00:19:38.800 What she stands for.
00:19:40.900 And the birth of a new prosperous and proud era, I think, is upon us.
00:19:47.320 Congratulations, Team USA.
00:19:49.580 It's funny how some things can be both exciting and terrifying at the exact same time.
00:19:56.520 Gold has already hit new record highs so far this year.
00:20:00.240 And it's still trending higher.
00:20:02.000 It both excites and terrifies me just a bit.
00:20:05.880 It should excite and terrify you just a bit.
00:20:09.260 I'm telling you, now is the time to build that hedge of protection around your wealth
00:20:13.480 that I've been talking about for years.
00:20:14.840 Did you see in the news today, they're talking about opening up Fort Knox?
00:20:17.940 Doge says, I think somebody should do an accounting of our gold.
00:20:24.120 We used to have 693 million ounces of gold.
00:20:31.800 We now have about 150.
00:20:35.540 That's what we're told.
00:20:38.140 Put some portfolio, put in your portfolio some gold or some silver.
00:20:42.420 Somebody's buying up a lot, and the rumor is it's us.
00:20:46.780 Call 800-957-GOLD.
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00:21:07.960 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
00:21:21.860 We're glad you're here.
00:21:22.400 Hello, Stu.
00:21:23.420 Glenn, how are you?
00:21:24.320 I'm okay.
00:21:25.340 I'm okay.
00:21:25.920 I did watch the Saturday Night Live thing.
00:21:28.280 Yeah, what did you think?
00:21:29.240 It had its moments.
00:21:30.440 Yeah.
00:21:30.780 You know, kind of what you'd expect.
00:21:32.080 You know, it was a perfect Saturday Night Live show in which it was, I think, three and
00:21:37.100 a half hours long.
00:21:38.860 Probably had three funny sketches in it.
00:21:41.980 Why?
00:21:42.380 I mean, I don't know.
00:21:43.460 After 50 years, has America not learned its lesson?
00:21:47.420 50 years.
00:21:48.560 And the first sketch they start out with was the Lawrence Welk show with Robert Goulet on
00:21:55.600 it.
00:21:56.520 I was like, what?
00:21:58.300 Will Ferrell as Robert Goulet.
00:22:00.140 Was it new?
00:22:00.780 Yeah, it was brand new.
00:22:02.420 It was live.
00:22:04.440 I was a kid when Lawrence Welk was on.
00:22:08.200 It was a really weird choice.
00:22:09.960 And you're like, you've had 50 years to prep for the show, and this is your first run at
00:22:14.380 it.
00:22:14.780 And it wasn't, again, because Ferrell's funny, it had a couple of moments.
00:22:19.820 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:22:20.220 But that was most of it, right?
00:22:21.440 Most of it was you take a really, really funny group of people and throw them out there
00:22:27.500 on stage.
00:22:27.880 It's not going to be all bad, but it was mostly, I thought, pretty bad.
00:22:32.540 Tell me about the Tom Hanks thing.
00:22:34.080 Actually, it was probably one of the best sketches in the entire show, too.
00:22:36.840 It was Black Jeopardy.
00:22:39.300 And the Hanks part was at the very end.
00:22:42.520 It was sort of like a throw-in at the end.
00:22:44.060 He just kind of came on, and his part was not funny.
00:22:46.380 The rest of the sketch actually was pretty funny.
00:22:48.340 That one, I would say, was one of the better ones.
00:22:50.100 But again...
00:22:50.480 Well, he was the one wearing the red hat, was he not?
00:22:52.320 Yeah, but he was out there for maybe the last 30 seconds of the sketch.
00:22:55.500 It went on for a while.
00:22:57.740 But it was actually one of the more...
00:22:59.480 Eddie Murphy was on there, and he was really funny.
00:23:02.940 And it was actually...
00:23:03.960 That one was pretty well done.
00:23:04.720 I like seeing Eddie Murphy again.
00:23:06.460 Yeah.
00:23:06.940 Yeah.
00:23:08.320 This is Glenn Beck.
00:23:10.980 All right, it's coming up on a year, a year and a half, since Israel had to go to war
00:23:15.460 with Hamas and Hezbollah, did you see?
00:23:19.460 We got three hostages out, and they got like 40,000 people.
00:23:25.060 Like, everybody who was in jail in Israel, it seems like, yeah, we just let them out.
00:23:30.640 I mean, I don't think this is a good plan, guys, but maybe it's just me.
00:23:35.300 Thankfully, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews is still on the ground
00:23:40.060 in Israel and doing God's work, helping out in any way they possibly can.
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00:24:33.660 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
00:24:50.240 My name is Glenn Beck.
00:24:51.540 Stu is here with us.
00:24:52.940 Stu, does it, does the, I mean, I think everything is being done to set the stage that there's a
00:25:02.900 new sheriff in town and we're just not going to take any more.
00:25:05.300 I love the tariffs that are like, that are reciprocal.
00:25:08.320 Whatever you charge, we'll charge.
00:25:10.240 That's fine.
00:25:11.020 Yeah.
00:25:11.140 Hopefully it encourages everybody to lower them and we don't have them anymore.
00:25:14.340 Right.
00:25:14.640 And I'd be great if everyone went to zero.
00:25:16.280 Yeah.
00:25:16.680 Be great.
00:25:17.300 Be great.
00:25:18.200 So don't charge us and we won't charge you.
00:25:21.280 I think that is the way it should be.
00:25:24.560 Because then it's, yeah, then it's fair.
00:25:27.260 It's not necessarily free trade, but it's fair trade.
00:25:31.840 Okay.
00:25:32.980 And I like that.
00:25:34.360 Boy, everybody is freaking out.
00:25:36.760 Everybody.
00:25:37.300 Canada.
00:25:37.820 This thing with Canada.
00:25:39.240 What the hell is, relax, Canada.
00:25:42.540 Don't you understand?
00:25:44.000 We don't want you.
00:25:45.380 Okay.
00:25:45.660 We don't want you.
00:25:46.440 I know.
00:25:46.920 Was it the, was it Denmark?
00:25:48.640 I think it was Denmark that you started, you know, saying we're going to make offers on
00:25:52.540 California.
00:25:53.640 Go for it, man.
00:25:55.440 You got 25 bucks.
00:25:56.820 I'm willing to sell it.
00:25:58.080 That's on the market.
00:25:59.040 I say it's listed.
00:26:00.660 Go to Zillow.
00:26:01.380 Yeah.
00:26:01.800 Check it out.
00:26:02.280 You'll see it's a big listing.
00:26:03.520 Right.
00:26:03.860 I mean, it's not cheap, but honestly, like we could be convinced to part with it at a
00:26:08.140 very fair price.
00:26:08.760 You want to take, honestly, you want to take New York and California?
00:26:11.960 I'm good with that.
00:26:13.180 I'm good with that.
00:26:13.900 That way you have like a little vacation place.
00:26:16.600 You know what I mean?
00:26:17.220 You can go like, ah, it's the warm part of Canada.
00:26:20.360 Really?
00:26:20.860 Yeah.
00:26:21.040 It's called California.
00:26:22.420 Take it.
00:26:22.900 You can take the entire West Coast.
00:26:25.900 Now, you have to take the debt along with it.
00:26:27.780 Oh, yeah.
00:26:28.160 Yeah.
00:26:28.560 So that's going to be.
00:26:30.540 And you have to put border security because we're not having any of those.
00:26:34.820 Well, they'd be Canadians now, but California Canadians, none of them are leaving.
00:26:39.900 None of them are leaving because we'd have to really be.
00:26:41.980 Of course, they obviously wouldn't be able to do it.
00:26:43.920 Right.
00:26:44.120 So we'd have to do that ourselves.
00:26:45.900 And that's going to cost us even more.
00:26:47.500 I don't know if we thought this one out completely, but yeah.
00:26:50.180 It's for sale.
00:26:50.920 I'm willing to talk about it.
00:26:52.260 Well, it's funny because everyone tries to do what they see Trump is doing, which is
00:26:56.560 like trolling.
00:26:57.720 Right?
00:26:58.120 Like they say, ah, Trump's doing all 51st state.
00:27:00.720 Oh, yeah.
00:27:01.540 Well, here's our thing.
00:27:02.720 And it's like, oh, yeah.
00:27:04.080 What was, didn't Mexico try that immediately?
00:27:06.160 Like, did that work?
00:27:07.160 Fail.
00:27:07.780 It was a big fail.
00:27:08.660 Yeah.
00:27:09.200 Fail.
00:27:09.580 And, you know, we, it's fun to be the big boys on the block.
00:27:13.880 You know?
00:27:14.480 It kind of is.
00:27:15.300 I don't like beating my chest.
00:27:17.040 However, I think beating your chest is important to reset the stage.
00:27:23.260 We've been wussified for so long that it's necessary to say, no, no, no, Europe.
00:27:31.160 We're serious.
00:27:32.100 Did you hear J.D. Vance last week?
00:27:33.580 When he was talking about, when he was going in and talking about how the EU has got to
00:27:41.340 stop the silencing of free speech.
00:27:44.760 And he said, look, we're just as bad.
00:27:47.880 We went down this road.
00:27:49.140 Do we have it?
00:27:49.900 Yeah.
00:27:50.140 Play this.
00:27:51.240 I look to Brussels where EU commission commissars warn citizens that they intend to shut down
00:27:57.360 social media during times of civil unrest.
00:27:59.720 The moment they spot what they've judged to be, quote, hateful content.
00:28:06.020 Or to this very country where police have carried out raids against citizens suspected
00:28:10.940 of posting anti-feminist comments online as part of, quote, combating misogyny on the
00:28:17.400 internet, a day of action.
00:28:18.960 I look to Sweden, where two weeks ago the government convicted a Christian activist for participating
00:28:26.080 in Koran burnings that resulted in his friend's murder.
00:28:31.040 And as the judge in his case chillingly noted, Sweden's laws to supposedly protect free expression
00:28:37.600 do not, in fact, grant, and I'm quoting, a free pass to do or say anything without risking
00:28:45.660 offending the group that holds that belief.
00:28:49.680 And perhaps most concerningly, I look to our very dear friends, the United Kingdom, where
00:28:55.060 the backslide away from conscience rights has placed the basic liberties of religious
00:28:58.980 Britons in particular in the crosshairs.
00:29:02.100 A little over two years ago, the British government charged Adam Smith Connor, a 51-year-old
00:29:07.940 physiotherapist and an army veteran, with the heinous crime of standing 50 meters from an
00:29:15.720 abortion clinic and silently praying for three minutes.
00:29:19.980 Not obstructing anyone, not interacting with anyone, just silently praying on his own.
00:29:26.660 After British law enforcement spotted him and demanded to know what he was praying for,
00:29:31.380 Adam replied simply, it was on behalf of the unborn son.
00:29:35.080 He and his former girlfriend had aborted years before.
00:29:40.020 Now, the officers were not moved.
00:29:42.000 Adam was found guilty of breaking the government's new buffer zones law, which criminalizes silent
00:29:47.960 prayer and other actions that could influence a person's decision within 200 meters of an abortion
00:29:53.620 facility.
00:29:54.820 He was sentenced to pay thousands of pounds in legal costs to the prosecution.
00:30:00.000 Now, I wish I could say that this was a fluke, a one-off crazy example of a badly written
00:30:04.480 law being enacted against a single person.
00:30:08.100 But no, this last October, just a few months ago, the Scottish government began distributing
00:30:12.860 letters to citizens whose houses lay within so-called safe access zones, warning them that
00:30:19.320 even private prayer within their own homes may amount to breaking the law.
00:30:24.360 Naturally, the government urged readers to report any fellow citizens suspected guilty of thought
00:30:31.400 crime.
00:30:32.580 In Britain and across Europe, free speech, I fear, is in retreat.
00:30:39.980 If that's what separates us, I'm happy to be separated from Europe.
00:30:45.360 I'm thrilled to be.
00:30:46.720 I would hope that they would reverse themselves.
00:30:49.440 Wait until you hear what's happening in Germany in just a minute.
00:30:52.200 But the countries, all these countries are now starting to say, we're the bad guys.
00:30:58.760 That's fine.
00:31:00.020 That's fine.
00:31:00.460 As long as your policies are those policies or the policies of Trudeau, yeah, we're not
00:31:07.040 best of friends.
00:31:08.180 We are with your people, but we're not with your government or your policies.
00:31:11.880 Yeah.
00:31:12.020 And I like, I think the tone of this is great.
00:31:13.980 I think we've had so many years of just apologizing for everything.
00:31:17.080 You know, if you remember back to the, what was it, Obama-Romney election, where he was
00:31:22.060 like, oh, he's going on an apology tour.
00:31:24.540 And it was this big controversial thing.
00:31:26.060 He's like, no, we're not.
00:31:27.120 We're not going on an apology tour.
00:31:28.360 And then we would play like 9,000 times.
00:31:30.880 He apologized for stuff.
00:31:32.120 He apologized for this.
00:31:34.380 That tone feels gone with Trump and Vance.
00:31:38.520 And like to go there to their faces and say, look at what you're doing.
00:31:41.520 And when he articulates it this way, these things are so obvious, right?
00:31:45.120 You can't ban banning private prayer in your homes.
00:31:49.840 It's such an insane thing.
00:31:51.360 You'd think their response would be, well, that's not really what we're doing.
00:31:54.760 And it's not.
00:31:55.780 It's like, how dare you talk to us?
00:31:58.280 We have to have these laws.
00:31:59.840 And here's why.
00:32:00.940 Germany's a great example.
00:32:01.920 I know you want to get into that in a minute.
00:32:02.960 I have a couple of questions for you on that particular story.
00:32:05.740 But I don't think you've particularly paid enough attention to Canada and what they're doing here.
00:32:13.860 Because, well, I feel like you're blowing off the power of Canada a little bit.
00:32:20.160 Right.
00:32:20.340 Okay.
00:32:20.780 And I don't think you've heard the latest.
00:32:23.260 Oh, maybe I haven't.
00:32:24.520 Maybe you haven't.
00:32:25.300 Okay.
00:32:25.540 Because, you know, Texas has a little swagger, right?
00:32:28.940 There's a little bit of swagger.
00:32:30.100 And I think that swagger might be gone after hearing this.
00:32:32.240 Oh, okay.
00:32:32.880 Because this is Canadian Parliament member Charles Angus.
00:32:38.400 And he has a message for Greg Abbott.
00:32:40.440 All right.
00:32:40.820 Okay.
00:32:41.160 All right.
00:32:41.480 Here you go.
00:32:42.360 And it's about sending a message.
00:32:44.200 Sending a message to Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who said Canada was going to learn a lesson.
00:32:50.540 Oh, really?
00:32:51.900 Texas is going to teach Canada a lesson.
00:32:54.080 Well, we've got $400 million worth of travel that goes to Texas, Mr. Abbott.
00:32:58.720 How about we teach you a lesson and say we've got better places to go than Texas?
00:33:02.880 Oh.
00:33:03.460 That's your attitude of Canadians?
00:33:04.860 We will not go.
00:33:06.220 Hell no.
00:33:06.760 We will not go.
00:33:09.460 Wow.
00:33:10.680 He told us.
00:33:11.620 He told us.
00:33:12.800 He told us.
00:33:13.440 You think Texas is going to teach Canada a lesson?
00:33:18.020 In our sleep.
00:33:18.720 If we feel like it.
00:33:21.220 Yeah.
00:33:21.800 Don't confuse.
00:33:22.640 Don't confuse Texas with the United States.
00:33:25.620 Right.
00:33:26.060 Okay.
00:33:27.100 Texas is a whole different ball game.
00:33:30.300 And yeah, I think we might.
00:33:32.060 I think we might.
00:33:32.560 I mean, if we wake up from our nap, sure we will.
00:33:35.960 Yeah.
00:33:36.380 But we have to be back by dinner at five.
00:33:38.580 But I think we can do that.
00:33:39.980 Yeah.
00:33:40.400 Yeah.
00:33:40.560 Maybe.
00:33:41.360 But Glenn, we can't.
00:33:43.180 You know, Texas would be lost without those Canadian tourism dollars.
00:33:46.520 Oh, my gosh.
00:33:46.620 That's really what the state is built on.
00:33:48.540 I have to tell you, I run into people all the time.
00:33:51.440 And they're like, what about this?
00:33:53.500 Yes.
00:33:53.780 Or what about that?
00:33:54.840 And I'm like, oh, I can't find a Texan.
00:33:57.980 It's all Canadians here.
00:33:59.320 And we've been invaded by Canada down here.
00:34:02.060 Because that's really.
00:34:03.080 Because when you talk about the border, that's the one we're always talking about.
00:34:05.500 We're like, wow.
00:34:06.620 So many Canadians coming into Texas, spending all that money in our state.
00:34:12.260 That's.
00:34:12.520 Yeah.
00:34:12.700 I mean, the budget.
00:34:13.600 We're really concerned.
00:34:14.040 What would happen to the budget?
00:34:15.260 We somehow make it work with zero state income tax.
00:34:18.980 But please, Canada, continue to.
00:34:21.820 I mean, I just love that.
00:34:23.820 You know, I can understand.
00:34:25.920 Well, you can't use oil for Texas.
00:34:28.300 But, you know, I can understand maybe saying, hey, we're going to hurt the industry because we're not going to let any, you know, aluminum in.
00:34:36.740 Whatever it is.
00:34:37.700 Okay.
00:34:38.340 Okay.
00:34:38.760 Yeah.
00:34:39.360 But tourism.
00:34:41.220 Yeah.
00:34:41.720 And I will just point this out.
00:34:43.360 And again, this is coming from America's only Blue Jays fan.
00:34:46.340 Okay.
00:34:46.800 I, you know, I'm sitting here watching to see if they re-signed Vladimir Guerrero Jr. today.
00:34:50.700 That's the main thing I care about when it comes to the news.
00:34:53.540 All of that being said, you just can't talk tough with that accent.
00:34:57.160 It just doesn't work.
00:34:59.200 I'm sorry.
00:35:00.400 It's impossible.
00:35:01.600 It's true.
00:35:02.080 It's literally impossible.
00:35:03.280 If you're watching the plays, you've got to see him again.
00:35:05.020 Play that again and listen to the accent and watch him.
00:35:08.260 He's just.
00:35:10.180 And it's about sending a message.
00:35:12.140 Sending a message to Texas governor, Greg Abbott.
00:35:15.200 Greg Abbott.
00:35:15.620 He said Canada was going to learn a lesson.
00:35:17.860 Uh-huh.
00:35:18.420 Oh, really?
00:35:19.480 Yeah.
00:35:19.820 Texas is going to teach Canada a lesson.
00:35:21.920 Well, he's got 400 million.
00:35:23.820 Yeah.
00:35:23.920 In our sleep.
00:35:26.060 Again.
00:35:28.300 It's no, you know, Canada's great.
00:35:32.060 There's a lot to love.
00:35:32.960 But you can't talk.
00:35:33.680 Come on.
00:35:34.520 You can't talk tough.
00:35:36.460 You just not know.
00:35:37.960 It's not a thing with that accent.
00:35:39.540 Like Germany, you can't talk sweetly.
00:35:41.680 Like there's not, you can't have a Valentine's Day in Germany.
00:35:45.200 Well, you can't say it.
00:35:47.020 You can't say anything sweet and loud.
00:35:49.620 You can't like be like, I love you.
00:35:52.120 You can't do that because it sounds like round them up.
00:35:57.340 It's true.
00:35:59.040 It's true.
00:35:59.860 It's what it sounds like.
00:36:00.840 Right.
00:36:03.260 He said, I wanted to caress your skin.
00:36:06.280 And it was like, oh.
00:36:07.740 You just said you were really, really pretty.
00:36:15.580 Whoa.
00:36:16.560 No, that could be the nicest thing in the world.
00:36:18.500 And you could be intimidated by it.
00:36:20.340 And if you say that, if you say, oh, really?
00:36:23.940 We're going to learn a lesson.
00:36:25.580 Texas is going to teach us a lesson.
00:36:27.720 But you say it at,
00:36:28.720 Right.
00:36:31.440 Then you look at it and go, okay.
00:36:33.380 All right.
00:36:33.800 All right.
00:36:34.360 Calm down, dude.
00:36:35.300 Right.
00:36:35.580 With Canada, like, they're just too nice.
00:36:38.120 Like, the accent's too nice.
00:36:40.540 And you can't.
00:36:41.040 That's what they'd have you believe.
00:36:42.360 They're a military nightmare.
00:36:46.640 Yeah.
00:36:46.840 Well, that's true.
00:36:48.160 That's true.
00:36:49.080 Okay.
00:36:49.740 When they invade on horseback, it's usually what doesn't go as well, at least in the 21st century.
00:36:54.780 We're the Canadian Mounties, and we're here to talk tough to Texas.
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00:39:55.920 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
00:40:12.200 We're glad.
00:40:12.740 We were just talking about Saturday Night Live, their 50th.
00:40:16.520 Eddie Murphy was on last night, and I miss Eddie Murphy.
00:40:19.920 Yeah.
00:40:20.300 Do you know what happened to him?
00:40:21.860 All of a sudden, he was like, I'm Dr. Doolittle.
00:40:24.920 And then, he was the invisible man.
00:40:27.680 He did a lot of those types of movies.
00:40:30.140 He did.
00:40:30.360 Yeah.
00:40:30.560 He came back with a Beverly Hills Cop sequel recently, I believe.
00:40:34.360 I don't know if you saw that.
00:40:35.320 I didn't.
00:40:35.780 He had a real falling out with SNL over the years where he got mad that they were making
00:40:44.020 fun of him during like one of his darker periods and didn't come on for like 20 years and then
00:40:48.520 came back on and eventually hosted it a couple of years ago, I think.
00:40:52.260 But he was on the show and he was, you know, he's really funny.
00:40:55.720 I mean, like...
00:40:56.400 Is he doing stand-up anymore?
00:40:59.180 That's a good question.
00:41:00.220 I don't know.
00:41:00.660 I mean, he certainly is active as far as, you know, he did do that.
00:41:05.420 That was a big deal.
00:41:06.380 I think it was Netflix, did it?
00:41:07.780 I don't know.
00:41:08.480 The Beverly Hills Cop thing?
00:41:09.500 I saw it and I was like, oh, that's really cool.
00:41:11.600 And then, just didn't watch it.
00:41:12.980 Yeah.
00:41:13.380 I don't know why.
00:41:15.280 Yeah.
00:41:15.760 I did the same thing.
00:41:17.280 I thought, you know, I'd give that a shot.
00:41:18.940 And then, I didn't give it a shot.
00:41:20.340 You guys sent me on a rabbit hole.
00:41:22.300 What was the show you guys were talking about on ABC where the woman is like some genius and
00:41:29.580 she's a...
00:41:29.900 Oh, yeah.
00:41:30.300 The Caitlin Olsen show.
00:41:31.860 Gosh, I don't even know the name of it.
00:41:33.600 I'll find it real quick.
00:41:34.980 High Potential.
00:41:36.160 I watched that with Tanya.
00:41:37.760 What'd you think?
00:41:38.220 I thought it was actually really good.
00:41:39.800 It's kind of entertaining, right?
00:41:40.740 Yeah, it is.
00:41:41.620 It is.
00:41:43.080 It's an ABC show, so it's completely clean and really good.
00:41:48.160 Yeah.
00:41:48.740 She's great.
00:41:49.600 I mean, she's really, really...
00:41:50.940 She's great in anything she's in.
00:41:52.300 But, yes, it was actually pretty entertaining.
00:41:55.180 I'm excited.
00:41:55.740 I don't know.
00:41:56.280 I don't know.
00:41:56.600 I'm excited for Suits LA, which is coming out next week.
00:42:00.720 I watched Suits in its original airing on USA Network.
00:42:03.860 I was addicted to it when it was on and no one watched it.
00:42:07.120 And then, it became the most popular Netflix show ever with the reruns.
00:42:12.660 And so, now, they're like, oh, you guys like this thing?
00:42:15.240 You never told us this before.
00:42:16.580 Let's do a whole new series and act like it's something different.
00:42:19.480 So, now, Suits LA is coming out next week.
00:42:22.340 And I don't know.
00:42:22.820 It could be terrible.
00:42:23.460 But it seems like they're going to bring back Harvey Specter.
00:42:26.660 And, like, I'm excited about it.
00:42:28.420 I'm in.
00:42:29.000 Have you seen...
00:42:30.200 I avoided this just because of the name with Kathy Bates, Matlock.
00:42:36.760 Have you seen that?
00:42:38.560 I didn't watch it, honestly, because I'm like you, Matlock.
00:42:41.940 I'm really not going to watch Matlock.
00:42:43.580 Matlock, she actually took the name as she says.
00:42:48.700 She's going in kind of undercover at this firm, law firm.
00:42:54.120 And she picks the name Matlock because it's the TV show.
00:42:58.600 Who's going to think that that's a made-up name?
00:43:01.300 You know, why would I pick Matlock as a disguised name?
00:43:05.300 I mean, and she's actually really, really good at it.
00:43:09.080 It's a great show.
00:43:10.600 Well, she's great.
00:43:11.700 Oh, I like her.
00:43:12.420 I thought it was just a remake of Matlock.
00:43:14.420 No, that's what I thought.
00:43:15.680 It's not.
00:43:16.620 It's really good.
00:43:17.980 It's really good.
00:43:18.680 All right.
00:43:19.640 Back in just a minute with actual news that matters.
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00:45:50.660 Hello, America.
00:45:51.940 Who can make a German cry?
00:45:57.680 Very few people, but apparently J.D. Vance.
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00:47:23.160 So, last hour, I played a little bit of J.D. Vance's speech
00:47:28.640 at the German or Munich Security Conference,
00:47:32.280 and he talked about how free speech is under attack in Europe.
00:47:38.000 And he didn't just point out that it was Europe that was having this problem,
00:47:42.760 but he said it had to end.
00:47:45.280 But let's not stand here and point the finger at you.
00:47:50.220 Let's point it to ourselves as well.
00:47:52.480 Cut seven.
00:47:53.700 And in the interest of comedy, my friends,
00:47:55.820 but also in the interest of truth,
00:47:57.900 I will admit that sometimes the loudest voices for censorship
00:48:01.360 have come not from within Europe, but from within my own country,
00:48:06.020 where the prior administration threatened and bullied social media companies
00:48:10.040 to censor so-called misinformation.
00:48:13.260 Misinformation like, for example,
00:48:14.980 the idea that coronavirus had likely leaked from a laboratory in China,
00:48:20.820 our own government encouraged private companies to silence people
00:48:25.480 who dared to utter what turned out to be an obvious truth.
00:48:29.480 So I come here today not just with an observation, but with an offer.
00:48:35.400 And just as the Biden administration seemed desperate to silence people
00:48:38.600 for speaking their minds,
00:48:40.280 so the Trump administration will do precisely the opposite,
00:48:44.820 and I hope that we can work together on that.
00:48:47.400 In Washington, there is a new sheriff in town.
00:48:50.820 And under Donald Trump's leadership,
00:48:52.520 we may disagree with your views,
00:48:54.720 but we will fight to defend your right to offer it in the public square,
00:48:58.560 agree or disagree.
00:49:00.680 Wow.
00:49:01.860 Didn't go over well.
00:49:03.380 In fact, here's the Munich Security Conference chairperson
00:49:08.240 closing out the convention.
00:49:11.560 Listen to this.
00:49:11.960 This conference started as a transatlantic conference.
00:49:15.140 After the speech of Vice President Vance on Friday,
00:49:18.680 we have to fear that our common value base is not that common anymore.
00:49:24.720 I'm very grateful to all those European politicians
00:49:29.000 that spoke out and reaffirmed the values and principles
00:49:32.320 that they are defending.
00:49:34.100 No one did this better than President Zelensky.
00:49:38.680 Let me conclude, and this becomes difficult.
00:49:41.520 He was applauded for crying that we don't have the same values in common anymore.
00:49:57.760 If this is the way Germany and the rest of Europe feels about free speech,
00:50:03.360 then yes, we don't have the same values.
00:50:06.360 And I don't care if we stand completely alone.
00:50:09.820 We've done it before.
00:50:11.520 And when it comes to freedom of the individual,
00:50:15.680 if that's what it takes,
00:50:18.040 that's who we must become.
00:50:20.320 We have to square our shoulders and remember our principles.
00:50:24.280 Yes, if you want to shut down free expression and free speech,
00:50:30.820 which means you have to let the worst be said
00:50:35.060 so you can actually have dialogue,
00:50:39.660 learn from one another,
00:50:41.500 learn from the past,
00:50:43.020 and not just become a zombie robot
00:50:45.200 with an out-of-control government
00:50:47.640 that you can never speak against.
00:50:49.680 Well, that's who we are.
00:50:50.640 That's what we stand against.
00:50:54.040 I will tell you that their own people,
00:50:56.240 I can guarantee you, are not for it.
00:50:58.940 How do I know?
00:51:01.200 Well, let me show you what happened on 60 Minutes.
00:51:03.980 Here's 60 Minutes,
00:51:05.420 joining a German police censorship raid.
00:51:11.380 It's 6.01 on a Tuesday morning,
00:51:14.160 and we were with state police
00:51:16.460 as they raided this apartment in northwest Germany.
00:51:19.420 Inside, six armed officers searched a suspect's home,
00:51:26.780 then seized his laptop and cell phone.
00:51:29.600 Prosecutors say those electronics
00:51:31.660 may have been used to commit a crime.
00:51:34.780 The crime, posting a racist cartoon online.
00:51:39.640 At the exact same time across Germany,
00:51:42.480 More than 50 similar raids played out.
00:51:47.920 Part of what prosecutors say
00:51:49.460 is a coordinated effort
00:51:51.080 to curb online hate speech in Germany.
00:51:54.760 Now, I don't like hate speech.
00:51:57.700 I don't like seeing racist cartoons.
00:51:59.940 But that is part of life.
00:52:03.800 It depends on who's in power,
00:52:07.660 on how you define hate.
00:52:11.020 And when you have a government
00:52:12.760 able to take away inalienable rights,
00:52:17.180 you have a real problem on your hand.
00:52:19.660 60 Minutes continues.
00:52:21.080 Is it a crime to insult somebody in public?
00:52:25.220 Yes.
00:52:25.440 Yes, it is.
00:52:26.300 And it's a crime to insult them online as well?
00:52:29.180 Yes.
00:52:29.840 The crime could be even higher
00:52:32.040 if you insult someone in the Internet.
00:52:35.100 Why?
00:52:35.880 Because in the Internet, it stays there.
00:52:39.120 If we are talking here face-to-face,
00:52:40.940 you insult me, I insult you,
00:52:42.220 OK, finish.
00:52:43.560 But if you're in the Internet,
00:52:44.620 if I insult you or a politician...
00:52:46.540 That sticks around forever.
00:52:47.820 Authentication.
00:52:49.000 The prosecutors explain
00:52:50.880 German law also prohibits
00:52:52.740 the spread of malicious gossip,
00:52:54.720 violent threats, and fake quotes.
00:52:57.360 If somebody posts something that's not true,
00:53:00.640 and then somebody else reposts it
00:53:02.900 or likes it,
00:53:04.080 are they committing a crime?
00:53:05.760 In the case of reposting,
00:53:07.340 it is a crime as well
00:53:08.220 because the reader can't distinguish
00:53:10.640 whether you just invented this
00:53:13.000 or just reposted it.
00:53:14.480 That's the same for us.
00:53:15.180 You can't be trusted to do that themselves.
00:53:16.600 The punishment for breaking hate speech laws
00:53:18.560 can include jail time for repeat offenders.
00:53:21.560 Jail time.
00:53:22.500 Jail time.
00:53:23.540 If you say something offensive
00:53:26.260 about a politician...
00:53:28.740 Did anybody catch that?
00:53:30.840 If you say something offensive
00:53:33.140 about a politician,
00:53:35.200 you can be charged with a hate crime.
00:53:38.520 You do it several times
00:53:40.500 and you'll go to prison.
00:53:44.260 Jawohl, mein Führer.
00:53:46.960 That's a question of how much
00:53:48.340 did we have in common
00:53:49.260 before J.D. Vance's speech.
00:53:52.200 Apparently not that much.
00:53:54.160 Apparently not.
00:53:54.480 Clearly not.
00:53:55.300 If those are your laws,
00:53:57.120 it's a crime.
00:53:59.300 You can't trust people
00:54:00.620 to be able to decipher
00:54:01.560 whether a quote is fake or not.
00:54:03.780 It's their...
00:54:04.780 It's not their responsibility
00:54:07.420 to look it up themselves?
00:54:10.740 Listen to Cut 3, CBS not pushing back.
00:54:14.580 To build their cases,
00:54:15.940 investigators scour social media
00:54:17.900 and use public and government data.
00:54:20.580 Lau says sometimes social media companies
00:54:22.720 will provide information to prosecutors,
00:54:25.260 but not always.
00:54:26.760 So the task force employs
00:54:28.280 special software investigators
00:54:30.100 to help unmask anonymous users.
00:54:32.780 So this is suggesting
00:54:34.060 you kill people seeking asylum here?
00:54:36.500 Lau says his unit
00:54:37.680 has successfully prosecuted
00:54:39.540 about 750 hate speech cases
00:54:42.040 over the last four years.
00:54:43.740 But it was a 2021 case
00:54:45.980 involving a local politician
00:54:47.620 named Andy Grote
00:54:49.060 that captured the country's attention.
00:54:52.100 Grote complained about a tweet
00:54:53.760 that called him a pimmel,
00:54:55.480 a German word for the male anatomy.
00:54:57.560 That triggered a police raid
00:54:59.340 and accusations of excessive censorship
00:55:02.040 by the government.
00:55:03.400 As prosecutors explained to us,
00:55:05.280 in Germany,
00:55:06.180 it's okay to debate politics online,
00:55:08.780 but it can be a crime
00:55:10.640 to call anyone a pimmel,
00:55:12.620 even a politician.
00:55:14.340 So it sounds like you're saying
00:55:15.800 it's okay to criticize
00:55:18.000 a politician's policy,
00:55:20.840 but not to say,
00:55:22.860 I think you're a jerk and an idiot.
00:55:25.020 Exactly.
00:55:25.580 Yeah.
00:55:26.060 Commands like you're a son of a bitch,
00:55:28.100 excuse me for...
00:55:28.940 These words have nothing to do
00:55:30.740 with a political discussion
00:55:32.500 or a contribution to a discussion.
00:55:35.320 And it's up to him to decipher
00:55:36.600 whether it contributes or not.
00:55:38.040 Yes.
00:55:38.440 Yes.
00:55:39.440 Boy, you better be careful
00:55:40.660 if you're going over to Germany
00:55:41.840 anytime soon.
00:55:43.440 60 Minutes finally asks
00:55:45.360 about some free speech issues.
00:55:47.400 Listen to this.
00:55:48.220 The criticism that, you know,
00:55:49.600 this feels like the surveillance
00:55:50.600 that Germany conducted
00:55:52.240 80 years ago.
00:55:53.680 How do you respond to that?
00:55:54.880 There is no surveillance.
00:55:56.260 Josephine Ballon is a CEO of HateAid,
00:55:59.920 a Berlin-based human rights organization
00:56:02.320 that supports victims of online violence.
00:56:05.680 In the United States,
00:56:06.580 a lot of people look at this and say,
00:56:08.060 this is restricting free speech.
00:56:09.960 It's a threat to democracy.
00:56:12.000 Free speech needs boundaries.
00:56:14.920 And in the case of Germany,
00:56:18.220 these boundaries are part of our constitution.
00:56:21.980 Without boundaries,
00:56:23.280 a very small group of people
00:56:25.020 can rely on endless freedom
00:56:28.300 to say anything that they want
00:56:30.160 while everyone else is scared and intimidated.
00:56:34.380 And your fear is that
00:56:35.260 if people are freely attacked online,
00:56:38.260 that they'll withdraw from the discussion.
00:56:41.200 This is not only a fear,
00:56:42.800 it's already taking place.
00:56:44.060 Already half of the internet users in Germany
00:56:46.460 are afraid to express their political opinion.
00:56:49.260 I bet!
00:56:49.980 And they rarely participate
00:56:51.260 in public debates online anymore.
00:56:53.300 Half of the internet users.
00:56:54.640 Yeah.
00:56:54.900 Of course!
00:56:55.740 You're putting them in prison
00:56:56.720 when they say the wrong thing.
00:56:58.780 I mean, it is Gestapo
00:57:00.900 with today's technology.
00:57:03.580 I've warned you,
00:57:04.760 with today's technology
00:57:06.220 and what is right around the corner,
00:57:08.260 you put a Hitler in charge of it
00:57:11.440 and there's not a Jew left in the world.
00:57:14.440 There's no place to hide
00:57:16.020 in the entire world.
00:57:18.020 This is extraordinarily dangerous.
00:57:20.180 Now, that was the extent
00:57:22.560 of the CBS pushback on the Germans.
00:57:24.780 That was a lot.
00:57:25.620 Then you get Marco Rubio
00:57:27.820 and they go to Marco Rubio
00:57:30.700 to ask him about this.
00:57:32.580 Listen.
00:57:33.340 Well, he was standing in a country
00:57:35.440 where free speech was weaponized
00:57:37.780 to conduct a genocide
00:57:39.360 and he met with the head
00:57:41.460 of a political party
00:57:42.880 that has far-right views
00:57:45.580 and some historic ties
00:57:48.020 to extreme groups.
00:57:50.540 The context of that
00:57:52.260 was changing the tone of it.
00:57:56.700 And you know that,
00:57:57.500 that the censorship
00:57:58.140 was specifically about the right.
00:58:00.800 No, I have to disagree with you.
00:58:01.880 Free speech was not used
00:58:04.800 to conduct a genocide.
00:58:05.960 The genocide was conducted
00:58:06.960 by an authoritarian Nazi regime
00:58:08.780 that happened to also be genocidal
00:58:10.360 because they hated Jews
00:58:11.520 and they hated minorities
00:58:12.600 and they hated those
00:58:13.360 that they had a list of people
00:58:14.700 they hated,
00:58:15.120 but primarily the Jews.
00:58:16.560 There was no free speech
00:58:17.600 in Nazi Germany.
00:58:18.500 There was none.
00:58:19.300 There was also no opposition
00:58:20.420 in Nazi Germany.
00:58:21.400 They were a sole and only party
00:58:23.020 that governed that country.
00:58:24.080 So that's not an accurate
00:58:25.040 reflection of history.
00:58:27.320 The free speech
00:58:28.640 caused the Holocaust.
00:58:30.740 Amazing.
00:58:31.140 Free speech.
00:58:33.020 You couldn't speak out
00:58:34.880 against the Nazis.
00:58:36.740 Who doesn't learn that in school?
00:58:40.420 Well, probably most Americans
00:58:41.860 and clearly the journalists
00:58:43.820 here in America.
00:58:45.080 You had no free speech.
00:58:48.380 How do you get everybody
00:58:49.660 to give the Heil Hitler salute?
00:58:52.340 You don't do that
00:58:53.620 by becoming popular.
00:58:55.600 They didn't.
00:58:56.860 They did it by beating people
00:58:58.880 in the streets.
00:58:59.920 You will do this
00:59:02.040 when we salute.
00:59:03.800 If you don't,
00:59:05.080 we'll beat you to death
00:59:06.360 in the streets
00:59:07.260 and we can get away with it
00:59:08.840 because our guy
00:59:10.640 is in power.
00:59:12.520 There was no free speech.
00:59:15.380 This is insanity.
00:59:18.180 Now, I want to show you
00:59:19.100 what J.D. Vance said
00:59:22.560 that made the guy cry
00:59:25.080 that made the guy cry
00:59:25.100 in Germany.
00:59:29.160 Listen, next.
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01:00:52.600 now I want you to remember
01:01:04.260 that the Munich Security
01:01:06.840 conference chair
01:01:08.560 cried
01:01:09.940 at the closing
01:01:11.760 of the conference.
01:01:13.020 Cried
01:01:13.440 because
01:01:14.320 he realized
01:01:15.640 the United States
01:01:16.820 was no longer
01:01:18.220 on the same side
01:01:19.880 as Germany
01:01:20.840 and Europe.
01:01:22.260 Now that seems
01:01:23.460 crazy.
01:01:25.060 But
01:01:25.620 no,
01:01:26.520 I'm not
01:01:27.340 on the same side
01:01:28.520 of people
01:01:29.120 who want to
01:01:29.960 silence anyone.
01:01:30.960 I am not
01:01:31.440 for the silencing
01:01:32.340 of people
01:01:32.780 on the left
01:01:33.500 here.
01:01:34.540 I am not
01:01:35.400 for silencing
01:01:36.520 the people
01:01:36.940 in the middle
01:01:37.480 or the right.
01:01:38.940 Even to the extreme,
01:01:40.980 free speech
01:01:42.060 is an absolute
01:01:43.280 unless
01:01:44.000 you're calling
01:01:45.220 for violence
01:01:46.380 and it
01:01:47.400 actually
01:01:47.980 turns
01:01:48.540 into
01:01:49.000 violence.
01:01:50.500 No.
01:01:51.980 But you can
01:01:52.600 say
01:01:53.140 whatever it
01:01:53.940 is
01:01:54.240 you want.
01:01:56.820 I know
01:01:57.540 that sounds
01:01:58.100 extreme.
01:01:58.680 It didn't
01:01:59.060 used to,
01:01:59.820 but apparently
01:02:00.520 it does
01:02:01.180 now.
01:02:01.840 Here's what
01:02:02.400 J.D. Vance
01:02:03.020 said.
01:02:03.360 And if you
01:02:03.720 think that
01:02:04.280 Germany
01:02:04.700 is the
01:02:05.940 problem,
01:02:07.520 listen to
01:02:08.080 this from
01:02:08.560 J.D. Vance.
01:02:09.700 Cut six.
01:02:10.120 I look to
01:02:10.500 Brussels
01:02:10.920 where EU
01:02:12.080 commissars
01:02:13.360 warn citizens
01:02:14.220 that they
01:02:14.640 intend
01:02:15.060 to shut
01:02:15.860 down
01:02:16.080 social media
01:02:16.780 during times
01:02:17.520 of civil
01:02:17.940 unrest
01:02:18.440 the moment
01:02:19.540 they spot
01:02:20.180 what they've
01:02:20.940 judged to be
01:02:21.780 quote
01:02:22.260 hateful
01:02:23.300 content.
01:02:24.700 Or to
01:02:25.300 this very
01:02:25.700 country
01:02:26.140 where police
01:02:27.240 have carried
01:02:27.820 out raids
01:02:28.380 against citizens
01:02:29.140 suspected of
01:02:29.920 posting
01:02:30.380 anti-feminist
01:02:31.660 comments
01:02:32.140 online as
01:02:33.020 part of
01:02:33.500 quote
01:02:33.880 combating
01:02:34.920 misogyny
01:02:35.680 on the
01:02:36.120 internet
01:02:36.480 a day
01:02:37.220 of action.
01:02:38.620 I look
01:02:39.220 to Sweden
01:02:39.780 where two
01:02:40.620 weeks ago
01:02:41.060 the government
01:02:41.460 convicted a
01:02:42.340 Christian
01:02:42.740 activist
01:02:43.280 for
01:02:44.100 participating
01:02:44.800 in
01:02:45.240 Koran
01:02:45.640 burnings
01:02:46.220 that
01:02:46.620 resulted
01:02:47.080 in his
01:02:47.620 friend's
01:02:48.260 murder.
01:02:49.780 And as
01:02:50.020 the judge
01:02:50.480 in his
01:02:50.960 case
01:02:51.300 chillingly
01:02:51.860 noted
01:02:52.180 Sweden's
01:02:53.480 laws
01:02:53.880 to
01:02:54.260 supposedly
01:02:54.800 protect
01:02:55.360 free
01:02:55.660 expression
01:02:56.260 do not
01:02:57.500 in fact
01:02:58.120 grant
01:02:58.620 and I'm
01:02:59.120 quoting
01:02:59.440 a free
01:03:00.660 pass
01:03:01.220 to do
01:03:02.300 or say
01:03:02.920 anything
01:03:03.400 without
01:03:03.880 risking
01:03:04.400 offending
01:03:05.000 the group
01:03:05.860 that holds
01:03:06.380 that belief.
01:03:08.420 And perhaps
01:03:09.020 most
01:03:09.380 concerningly
01:03:10.100 I look
01:03:10.860 to our
01:03:11.160 very dear
01:03:11.620 friends
01:03:11.980 the United
01:03:12.380 Kingdom
01:03:12.760 where the
01:03:13.900 backslide
01:03:14.400 away from
01:03:14.840 conscience
01:03:15.240 rights
01:03:15.620 has placed
01:03:16.200 the basic
01:03:16.680 liberties
01:03:17.040 of religious
01:03:17.700 Britons
01:03:18.140 in particular
01:03:18.840 in the
01:03:19.660 crosshairs.
01:03:20.800 A little
01:03:21.560 over two
01:03:22.040 years ago
01:03:22.540 the British
01:03:23.160 government
01:03:23.520 charged Adam
01:03:24.340 Smith
01:03:24.640 Connor
01:03:24.980 a 51
01:03:26.180 year old
01:03:26.700 physiotherapist
01:03:27.660 and an
01:03:28.160 army veteran
01:03:28.680 with the
01:03:29.840 heinous
01:03:30.280 crime
01:03:30.760 of standing
01:03:31.960 50 meters
01:03:33.500 from an
01:03:34.440 abortion
01:03:34.740 clinic
01:03:35.200 and silently
01:03:36.400 praying for
01:03:37.140 three minutes.
01:03:38.720 Not
01:03:39.260 obstructing
01:03:39.740 anyone
01:03:40.060 not
01:03:40.780 interacting
01:03:41.280 with
01:03:41.520 anyone
01:03:41.860 just
01:03:42.640 silently
01:03:43.080 praying
01:03:43.500 on his
01:03:43.880 own.
01:03:45.420 After
01:03:45.700 British
01:03:46.000 law
01:03:46.200 enforcement
01:03:46.600 spotted
01:03:47.040 him
01:03:47.340 and
01:03:47.580 demanded
01:03:47.900 to know
01:03:48.260 what he
01:03:48.520 was
01:03:48.680 praying
01:03:48.960 for
01:03:49.320 Adam
01:03:50.360 replied
01:03:50.820 simply
01:03:51.300 it was
01:03:51.900 on behalf
01:03:52.540 of the
01:03:52.980 unborn
01:03:53.340 son
01:03:53.800 he and
01:03:54.580 his
01:03:54.720 former
01:03:55.000 girlfriend
01:03:55.460 had
01:03:56.300 aborted
01:03:56.600 years
01:03:56.940 before.
01:03:58.720 Now the
01:03:59.040 officers
01:03:59.400 were not
01:03:59.800 moved
01:04:00.220 Adam
01:04:00.980 was found
01:04:01.640 guilty
01:04:02.040 of breaking
01:04:02.880 the
01:04:03.700 government's
01:04:04.140 new
01:04:04.320 buffer
01:04:04.600 zones
01:04:04.900 law
01:04:05.240 which
01:04:05.560 criminalizes
01:04:06.260 silent
01:04:06.680 prayer
01:04:07.000 and other
01:04:07.420 actions
01:04:07.840 that could
01:04:08.340 influence
01:04:09.060 a person's
01:04:09.720 decision
01:04:10.140 within 200
01:04:11.220 meters
01:04:11.600 of an
01:04:12.000 abortion
01:04:12.340 facility.
01:04:13.560 He was
01:04:13.880 sentenced
01:04:14.080 to pay
01:04:14.520 thousands
01:04:15.020 of pounds
01:04:15.680 in legal
01:04:16.240 costs
01:04:16.680 to the
01:04:17.060 prosecution.
01:04:18.700 Now I
01:04:19.020 wish I
01:04:19.340 could say
01:04:19.680 that this
01:04:20.020 was a
01:04:20.380 fluke
01:04:20.660 a one-off
01:04:21.200 crazy
01:04:21.720 example
01:04:22.240 of a
01:04:22.640 badly
01:04:22.920 written
01:04:23.220 law
01:04:23.560 being
01:04:23.880 enacted
01:04:24.300 against
01:04:25.540 a single
01:04:26.320 person
01:04:26.740 but no
01:04:27.220 this last
01:04:28.500 October
01:04:28.920 just a few
01:04:29.440 months ago
01:04:29.900 the Scottish
01:04:30.400 government
01:04:30.780 began
01:04:31.160 distributing
01:04:31.580 letters
01:04:31.960 to citizens
01:04:32.720 whose houses
01:04:33.760 lay within
01:04:34.400 so-called
01:04:35.000 safe access
01:04:35.840 zones.
01:04:37.000 warning
01:04:37.620 them
01:04:37.880 that even
01:04:38.280 private
01:04:38.760 prayer
01:04:39.140 within
01:04:39.920 their
01:04:40.120 own
01:04:40.280 homes
01:04:40.660 may
01:04:41.700 amount
01:04:41.940 to
01:04:42.140 breaking
01:04:42.460 the
01:04:42.840 law.
01:04:44.320 Naturally
01:04:44.980 the government
01:04:45.640 urged readers
01:04:46.420 to report
01:04:46.960 any fellow
01:04:47.680 citizens
01:04:48.120 suspected
01:04:48.680 guilty
01:04:49.640 of
01:04:49.920 thought
01:04:50.140 crime
01:04:50.480 in
01:04:51.360 Britain
01:04:51.680 and
01:04:52.480 across
01:04:52.880 Europe
01:04:53.300 free
01:04:54.140 speech
01:04:54.560 I fear
01:04:55.140 is in
01:04:55.800 retreat.
01:04:56.900 What part
01:04:57.420 of that
01:04:57.880 did you
01:04:58.360 disagree
01:04:58.820 with?
01:05:00.680 What part
01:05:01.760 of that
01:05:02.200 makes you
01:05:02.780 want to
01:05:03.280 embrace
01:05:03.960 the
01:05:04.300 European
01:05:04.640 Union?
01:05:05.160 For
01:05:06.900 me
01:05:07.200 it's
01:05:07.560 quite
01:05:07.780 the
01:05:08.020 opposite
01:05:08.420 I've
01:05:09.900 always
01:05:10.300 believed
01:05:10.800 that
01:05:11.060 Europe
01:05:11.400 are
01:05:11.640 brothers
01:05:11.940 and
01:05:12.280 sisters
01:05:12.640 and
01:05:13.120 we're
01:05:13.680 fine
01:05:14.040 and
01:05:14.220 we
01:05:14.440 should
01:05:14.760 help
01:05:15.080 one
01:05:15.280 another
01:05:15.620 but
01:05:17.620 I
01:05:17.760 have
01:05:17.940 to
01:05:18.080 tell
01:05:18.300 you
01:05:18.540 I
01:05:19.600 no
01:05:19.880 longer
01:05:20.160 am
01:05:20.400 comfortable
01:05:20.820 with
01:05:21.300 a
01:05:21.560 single
01:05:22.060 dollar
01:05:22.500 going
01:05:22.940 over
01:05:23.340 to
01:05:24.140 Europe
01:05:24.680 to
01:05:25.100 defend
01:05:25.740 those
01:05:26.460 kinds
01:05:27.020 of
01:05:27.380 policies
01:05:27.900 you're
01:05:28.880 not
01:05:29.200 on
01:05:29.480 the
01:05:29.660 same
01:05:29.900 side
01:05:30.200 we
01:05:30.440 are
01:05:30.680 not
01:05:31.120 on
01:05:31.540 the
01:05:31.800 same
01:05:32.080 side
01:05:32.460 if
01:05:32.740 you
01:05:32.960 violate
01:05:33.560 freedom
01:05:33.980 of
01:05:34.160 speech
01:05:34.460 that
01:05:34.760 way
01:05:35.080 and
01:05:35.520 remember
01:05:35.900 this
01:05:36.840 is
01:05:37.040 why
01:05:37.280 Klaus
01:05:37.640 Schwab
01:05:38.160 told
01:05:38.880 Europe
01:05:39.460 just
01:05:40.720 believe
01:05:41.300 in
01:05:41.520 the
01:05:41.700 system
01:05:42.140 well
01:05:43.040 what
01:05:43.220 is
01:05:43.520 the
01:05:43.760 system
01:05:44.200 we
01:05:44.920 found
01:05:45.320 out
01:05:45.740 the
01:05:46.220 system
01:05:46.620 is
01:05:46.920 if
01:05:47.260 the
01:05:47.460 people
01:05:47.840 vote
01:05:48.340 for
01:05:48.620 a
01:05:48.800 candidate
01:05:49.160 that
01:05:49.460 is
01:05:49.660 not
01:05:50.180 going
01:05:50.560 to
01:05:50.720 play
01:05:50.900 ball
01:05:51.220 if
01:05:51.500 they
01:05:51.700 are
01:05:51.940 at
01:05:52.360 all
01:05:52.920 in
01:05:53.700 line
01:05:54.180 with
01:05:54.600 freedom
01:05:55.160 of
01:05:55.400 speech
01:05:55.900 they're
01:05:56.840 a
01:05:57.060 radical
01:05:57.440 need
01:05:58.100 to be
01:05:58.380 shut
01:05:58.660 down
01:05:59.100 and
01:05:59.920 we
01:06:00.200 cancel
01:06:00.780 that
01:06:01.080 election
01:06:01.520 until
01:06:02.380 the
01:06:02.580 people
01:06:02.840 get
01:06:03.080 it
01:06:03.240 right
01:06:03.680 that's
01:06:05.140 a
01:06:05.340 dictatorship
01:06:06.100 we
01:06:07.460 are
01:06:07.660 seeing
01:06:08.240 the
01:06:08.980 hatred
01:06:09.380 of
01:06:10.060 the
01:06:10.520 old
01:06:11.160 Germany
01:06:12.220 and
01:06:12.760 Europe
01:06:13.080 start
01:06:13.820 to
01:06:14.080 grow
01:06:14.440 again
01:06:15.060 and
01:06:15.700 Europe
01:06:16.140 could
01:06:16.960 become
01:06:17.700 a
01:06:18.040 very
01:06:18.500 large
01:06:19.120 foe
01:06:19.820 of
01:06:20.220 freedom
01:06:20.700 this
01:06:23.380 is
01:06:23.900 Glenn
01:06:24.820 Beck
01:06:25.620 we gotta
01:06:26.620 talk about
01:06:26.980 that a
01:06:27.280 little bit
01:06:27.500 more
01:06:27.740 when we
01:06:28.200 come
01:06:28.340 back
01:06:28.620 first
01:06:28.860 let me
01:06:29.060 tell you
01:06:29.260 about
01:06:29.500 Lear
01:06:29.920 Capital
01:06:30.340 everything
01:06:31.420 is
01:06:31.740 moving
01:06:31.980 so
01:06:32.200 fast
01:06:32.500 now
01:06:32.800 and
01:06:33.240 the
01:06:33.540 Trump
01:06:33.860 administration
01:06:34.260 is
01:06:34.700 in
01:06:35.080 office
01:06:35.680 believe
01:06:36.720 me
01:06:37.080 you
01:06:37.940 know
01:06:38.000 what
01:06:38.120 I
01:06:38.220 just
01:06:38.400 said
01:06:38.860 about
01:06:39.460 Europe
01:06:40.660 being
01:06:41.000 a
01:06:41.180 foe
01:06:41.840 this
01:06:43.740 is
01:06:43.960 going
01:06:44.200 to
01:06:44.300 they're
01:06:44.460 not
01:06:44.660 the
01:06:44.880 left
01:06:45.120 is
01:06:45.300 not
01:06:45.660 just
01:06:45.900 going
01:06:46.060 to
01:06:46.140 give
01:06:46.320 up
01:06:46.580 they're
01:06:46.960 not
01:06:47.360 they
01:06:48.260 have
01:06:48.740 the
01:06:48.980 West
01:06:49.480 and
01:06:50.800 we
01:06:51.520 might
01:06:51.860 have
01:06:52.160 to
01:06:52.360 stand
01:06:52.660 alone
01:06:52.960 but
01:06:53.160 if
01:06:53.320 we
01:06:53.480 do
01:06:53.680 boy
01:06:53.920 we
01:06:54.120 are
01:06:54.320 going
01:06:54.600 to
01:06:54.760 face
01:06:55.220 headwinds
01:06:55.880 like
01:06:56.080 nobody's
01:06:56.800 business
01:06:57.080 and
01:06:57.280 they're
01:06:57.400 going
01:06:57.500 to
01:07:01.680 call
01:07:02.840 Lear
01:07:03.180 Capital
01:07:03.560 today
01:07:04.080 gold
01:07:05.240 could
01:07:05.580 be
01:07:05.800 your
01:07:06.040 best
01:07:06.300 performing
01:07:06.720 asset
01:07:07.060 in
01:07:07.280 2025
01:07:07.840 without
01:07:08.300 anything
01:07:08.820 massive
01:07:09.280 happening
01:07:09.740 happening
01:07:10.260 call
01:07:10.640 Lear
01:07:10.920 Capital
01:07:11.360 right
01:07:11.780 now
01:07:12.120 800-957-gold
01:07:13.980 get
01:07:14.580 your
01:07:14.760 free
01:07:15.140 $4200
01:07:15.980 gold
01:07:16.740 report
01:07:17.220 see
01:07:17.760 why
01:07:17.980 gold
01:07:18.320 could
01:07:18.640 be
01:07:18.860 headed
01:07:19.140 for
01:07:19.420 record
01:07:19.800 highs
01:07:20.240 in
01:07:20.420 25
01:07:20.780 and
01:07:20.980 26
01:07:21.400 and
01:07:21.960 when
01:07:22.520 you
01:07:22.680 call
01:07:23.000 ask
01:07:23.400 them
01:07:23.540 for
01:07:23.760 it
01:07:23.900 800-957-gold
01:07:25.820 800-957-gold
01:07:27.480 also ask
01:07:28.180 how you
01:07:28.440 can receive
01:07:28.920 up to
01:07:29.220 $15,000
01:07:30.060 in free
01:07:30.760 gold
01:07:31.040 or silver
01:07:31.480 with a
01:07:32.280 qualifying
01:07:32.720 purchase
01:07:33.220 800-957-gold
01:07:35.440 800-957-gold
01:07:38.080 now's the
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01:08:04.080 seen
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01:08:05.160 on 60
01:08:05.640 minutes
01:08:06.040 is really
01:08:07.760 worth
01:08:08.320 you
01:08:08.980 watching
01:08:09.400 it is
01:08:10.860 what's
01:08:11.120 happening
01:08:11.440 in
01:08:11.820 Germany
01:08:12.240 but it's
01:08:12.720 happening
01:08:13.060 all over
01:08:13.900 Europe
01:08:14.340 and then
01:08:15.420 couple that
01:08:16.180 with what
01:08:16.640 happened
01:08:17.040 at the
01:08:17.600 security
01:08:18.000 conference
01:08:18.580 in
01:08:19.760 Germany
01:08:20.360 this
01:08:20.660 weekend
01:08:21.000 where
01:08:21.260 JD
01:08:21.560 Vance
01:08:21.900 spoke
01:08:22.280 and
01:08:22.740 the
01:08:23.340 chair
01:08:23.720 actually
01:08:24.300 crying
01:08:24.860 because
01:08:25.260 we are
01:08:25.600 so
01:08:25.940 different
01:08:26.520 we no
01:08:27.600 longer
01:08:27.900 have
01:08:28.220 enough
01:08:28.500 in
01:08:28.700 common
01:08:29.120 he
01:08:29.600 says
01:08:30.020 and I
01:08:30.500 happen
01:08:31.000 to
01:08:31.180 agree
01:08:31.420 with
01:08:31.600 him
01:08:31.780 if
01:08:32.180 they
01:08:32.480 are
01:08:32.760 for
01:08:33.240 the
01:08:34.280 silencing
01:08:34.840 of
01:08:35.220 speech
01:08:35.800 where
01:08:36.240 you
01:08:36.480 can't
01:08:37.040 you
01:08:37.600 can't
01:08:37.940 talk
01:08:38.260 about
01:08:38.640 politics
01:08:39.480 or
01:08:39.660 politician
01:08:40.280 yeah
01:08:41.400 I'm
01:08:41.720 against
01:08:42.240 that
01:08:42.620 I'm
01:08:43.220 absolutely
01:08:43.840 against
01:08:44.320 that
01:08:44.600 and we're
01:08:44.940 not on
01:08:45.460 the same
01:08:45.840 side
01:08:46.280 is there
01:08:46.980 any chance
01:08:47.440 this is
01:08:47.900 just a
01:08:48.480 cultural
01:08:49.180 difference
01:08:50.580 you know
01:08:51.760 trying to look
01:08:52.180 at this
01:08:52.380 as charitably
01:08:53.200 as possible
01:08:53.860 we have
01:08:55.500 we're a
01:08:55.880 unique country
01:08:56.380 we are an
01:08:56.940 exceptional
01:08:57.380 country
01:08:57.980 and a
01:08:58.640 country
01:08:58.900 that has
01:08:59.600 a first
01:09:00.100 amendment
01:09:00.420 that
01:09:00.740 cherishes
01:09:01.340 free speech
01:09:02.260 as something
01:09:02.880 that's important
01:09:03.420 in the
01:09:03.680 country
01:09:04.020 and to
01:09:05.300 its
01:09:05.460 culture
01:09:05.800 and over
01:09:06.820 there
01:09:07.300 like
01:09:07.960 you know
01:09:08.960 I don't
01:09:09.500 know
01:09:09.720 so
01:09:09.920 if I
01:09:11.640 understand
01:09:11.900 your
01:09:12.060 question
01:09:12.360 right
01:09:12.660 it is
01:09:13.480 a
01:09:13.940 difference
01:09:14.600 in
01:09:16.560 culture
01:09:17.720 in
01:09:20.000 both
01:09:20.500 places
01:09:21.120 we don't
01:09:22.140 understand
01:09:22.820 one another
01:09:23.500 clearly
01:09:24.360 for instance
01:09:25.040 we look
01:09:26.020 at people
01:09:26.880 who are
01:09:27.280 in the
01:09:27.540 street
01:09:27.760 saying
01:09:28.240 hey
01:09:28.840 I want
01:09:29.360 Germany
01:09:29.720 to be
01:09:30.060 Germany
01:09:30.440 I want
01:09:30.820 France
01:09:31.260 to be
01:09:31.600 France
01:09:31.980 I want
01:09:32.280 England
01:09:32.660 to be
01:09:33.060 England
01:09:33.400 what's
01:09:34.300 the
01:09:34.440 problem
01:09:34.740 I don't
01:09:35.320 want
01:09:35.740 the
01:09:35.960 European
01:09:36.260 Union
01:09:36.780 making
01:09:37.320 decisions
01:09:37.920 for me
01:09:38.700 the way
01:09:40.280 Europe
01:09:40.880 views
01:09:41.940 that
01:09:42.380 is
01:09:43.000 racist
01:09:43.640 why
01:09:45.760 because
01:09:46.420 their
01:09:46.880 history
01:09:47.440 of
01:09:48.220 Germany
01:09:48.720 at least
01:09:49.520 was
01:09:50.640 that
01:09:50.940 that
01:09:51.800 leads
01:09:52.300 to
01:09:52.540 very
01:09:52.860 bad
01:09:53.140 things
01:09:53.520 like
01:09:53.800 the
01:09:53.980 Holocaust
01:09:54.320 but
01:09:55.480 what
01:09:55.800 people
01:09:56.320 don't
01:09:56.620 understand
01:09:57.180 about
01:09:57.480 America
01:09:58.000 is
01:09:58.400 we
01:09:58.740 are
01:09:59.500 a
01:09:59.760 completely
01:10:00.560 different
01:10:01.680 system
01:10:02.500 we
01:10:03.540 are
01:10:03.720 not
01:10:04.220 based
01:10:05.100 and
01:10:05.980 watered
01:10:06.620 down
01:10:06.800 everything
01:10:07.300 they
01:10:07.700 have
01:10:08.120 is
01:10:09.060 kind
01:10:09.480 of
01:10:09.700 almost
01:10:10.140 a
01:10:10.380 watered
01:10:11.040 down
01:10:11.520 monarchy
01:10:13.480 in a
01:10:14.100 way
01:10:14.320 you
01:10:15.200 you
01:10:15.600 don't
01:10:16.080 have
01:10:16.660 the
01:10:16.920 freedoms
01:10:17.400 that
01:10:17.740 you
01:10:17.880 have
01:10:18.240 here
01:10:18.720 and
01:10:19.760 their
01:10:20.080 systems
01:10:20.640 of
01:10:21.000 government
01:10:21.460 float
01:10:22.020 between
01:10:22.480 two
01:10:23.040 extremes
01:10:23.820 fascism
01:10:25.980 and
01:10:26.720 communism
01:10:27.280 and
01:10:27.800 fascism
01:10:28.340 could
01:10:28.580 take
01:10:28.880 the
01:10:29.160 place
01:10:29.860 you
01:10:30.200 know
01:10:30.300 take
01:10:30.620 the
01:10:30.760 face
01:10:31.280 of
01:10:31.520 a
01:10:31.680 monarchy
01:10:32.140 or
01:10:32.980 even
01:10:33.420 a
01:10:34.200 democracy
01:10:34.960 but
01:10:36.300 fascism
01:10:37.380 on one
01:10:38.060 side
01:10:38.240 if you're
01:10:38.480 thinking
01:10:38.660 about
01:10:38.880 a
01:10:39.020 train
01:10:39.260 track
01:10:39.660 the
01:10:40.320 right
01:10:40.920 side
01:10:41.320 train
01:10:41.840 rail
01:10:42.360 is
01:10:43.300 fascism
01:10:43.840 the
01:10:44.440 left
01:10:44.860 is
01:10:45.260 communism
01:10:45.800 and
01:10:46.660 freedom
01:10:47.140 is
01:10:47.720 found
01:10:48.100 someplace
01:10:48.660 in
01:10:49.220 between
01:10:49.640 those
01:10:50.120 two
01:10:50.360 tracks
01:10:50.920 if
01:10:51.940 you're
01:10:52.100 in
01:10:52.220 the
01:10:52.400 center
01:10:52.720 that's
01:10:53.280 the
01:10:53.460 sweet
01:10:53.760 spot
01:10:54.260 it
01:10:55.120 balances
01:10:55.600 both
01:10:56.060 fascist
01:10:56.640 and
01:10:56.880 communist
01:10:57.460 but
01:10:57.720 huge
01:10:57.980 government
01:10:58.360 either
01:10:58.640 way
01:10:58.920 correct
01:10:59.280 and
01:10:59.880 people
01:11:00.460 here
01:11:00.900 in
01:11:01.080 America
01:11:01.600 especially
01:11:02.500 in
01:11:02.720 our
01:11:02.860 press
01:11:03.280 and
01:11:03.640 those
01:11:04.020 foreign
01:11:04.560 press
01:11:04.940 that
01:11:05.140 don't
01:11:05.380 understand
01:11:05.840 America
01:11:06.320 they
01:11:07.460 try
01:11:07.900 to
01:11:08.180 make
01:11:08.420 it
01:11:08.600 between
01:11:08.960 those
01:11:09.300 two
01:11:09.560 things
01:11:10.040 here
01:11:10.620 Woodrow
01:11:11.460 Wilson
01:11:11.980 and
01:11:13.080 the
01:11:13.320 progressive
01:11:13.820 left
01:11:14.400 did
01:11:15.280 try
01:11:15.880 to
01:11:16.160 make
01:11:16.440 it
01:11:16.580 and
01:11:16.800 it
01:11:16.980 is
01:11:17.600 until
01:11:18.000 now
01:11:18.380 we're
01:11:18.580 starting
01:11:18.820 to pull
01:11:19.140 up
01:11:19.280 these
01:11:19.480 tracks
01:11:19.880 we
01:11:20.780 had
01:11:21.120 the
01:11:21.340 same
01:11:21.760 two
01:11:22.060 choices
01:11:22.500 you're
01:11:22.820 either
01:11:23.000 a
01:11:23.260 fascist
01:11:23.800 or a
01:11:24.220 communist
01:11:24.580 that's
01:11:26.020 not
01:11:26.400 the
01:11:26.660 American
01:11:27.100 track
01:11:27.740 the
01:11:27.980 American
01:11:28.380 track
01:11:28.800 is
01:11:29.120 total
01:11:29.780 government
01:11:30.280 on
01:11:31.000 the
01:11:31.220 left
01:11:31.540 side
01:11:32.020 and
01:11:32.900 no
01:11:33.560 government
01:11:34.080 on
01:11:34.680 the
01:11:34.840 right
01:11:35.200 and
01:11:36.580 so
01:11:36.900 that
01:11:37.600 that's
01:11:38.160 that's
01:11:39.460 your
01:11:39.740 your
01:11:40.380 freedom
01:11:40.780 scale
01:11:41.320 so
01:11:42.240 what we
01:11:43.300 try to
01:11:43.720 do
01:11:43.900 is get
01:11:44.400 away
01:11:44.700 far
01:11:45.200 enough
01:11:45.560 from
01:11:46.160 total
01:11:48.180 control
01:11:48.800 so it
01:11:49.320 can
01:11:49.500 never
01:11:49.940 reach
01:11:50.360 its
01:11:50.580 ugly
01:11:51.000 face
01:11:51.540 and
01:11:51.760 hand
01:11:52.140 and grab
01:11:52.660 us
01:11:52.980 but
01:11:53.560 also
01:11:54.200 left
01:11:55.540 of
01:11:56.220 total
01:11:56.900 anarchy
01:11:57.560 and
01:11:58.860 no
01:11:59.480 government
01:11:59.920 we have
01:12:01.440 to go
01:12:01.700 to the
01:12:02.080 left
01:12:02.380 of
01:12:02.580 that
01:12:02.820 but
01:12:03.000 not
01:12:03.180 too
01:12:03.360 far
01:12:03.600 left
01:12:03.940 or
01:12:04.100 you're
01:12:04.340 going
01:12:04.480 to
01:12:04.580 that's
01:12:04.980 the
01:12:05.160 difference
01:12:05.680 anarchy
01:12:06.760 their
01:12:07.800 two
01:12:08.260 choices
01:12:08.840 on
01:12:09.640 left
01:12:09.980 and
01:12:10.180 right
01:12:10.520 are
01:12:11.280 communism
01:12:12.140 fascism
01:12:13.040 ours
01:12:13.540 is
01:12:13.820 anarchy
01:12:14.500 no
01:12:15.220 government
01:12:15.840 or
01:12:17.140 total
01:12:17.620 government
01:12:18.060 and
01:12:18.460 that's
01:12:18.820 either
01:12:19.140 fascist
01:12:19.760 or
01:12:20.000 communist
01:12:20.440 or
01:12:20.880 some
01:12:21.860 sort
01:12:22.140 of
01:12:22.260 religious
01:12:22.760 country
01:12:24.040 or
01:12:24.300 anything
01:12:24.580 like
01:12:24.920 that
01:12:25.140 that
01:12:25.320 takes
01:12:25.620 total
01:12:26.040 control
01:12:26.560 and
01:12:26.860 tells
01:12:27.160 people
01:12:27.520 exactly
01:12:28.080 what
01:12:28.360 to
01:12:28.520 do
01:12:28.720 and
01:12:28.880 how
01:12:29.040 to
01:12:29.200 live
01:12:29.500 yeah
01:12:30.520 and
01:12:30.660 I
01:12:30.740 think
01:12:30.880 that's
01:12:31.120 the
01:12:31.640 reason
01:12:31.900 why
01:12:32.040 I'm
01:12:32.120 thinking
01:12:32.240 of
01:12:32.380 this
01:12:32.500 from
01:12:32.660 an
01:12:32.800 average
01:12:33.180 German
01:12:33.640 citizen
01:12:34.100 right
01:12:34.400 like
01:12:34.580 I
01:12:35.140 don't
01:12:35.240 know
01:12:35.420 our
01:12:35.700 understanding
01:12:36.680 of
01:12:36.860 German
01:12:37.120 politics
01:12:37.520 is
01:12:37.740 somewhat
01:12:38.020 limited
01:12:38.440 right
01:12:39.080 if
01:12:39.280 you're
01:12:39.420 an
01:12:39.500 average
01:12:39.740 German
01:12:40.060 citizen
01:12:40.460 and
01:12:41.200 you're
01:12:41.540 getting
01:12:41.840 nonstop
01:12:42.720 Trump
01:12:43.160 is
01:12:43.480 basically
01:12:44.240 Hitler
01:12:44.680 from
01:12:45.200 I'm
01:12:45.680 sure
01:12:45.860 their
01:12:46.060 own
01:12:46.380 media
01:12:46.740 but
01:12:47.500 then
01:12:47.700 in
01:12:47.880 addition
01:12:48.260 also
01:12:48.860 from
01:12:49.360 American
01:12:49.900 media
01:12:50.320 right
01:12:50.800 so
01:12:51.100 there's
01:12:52.040 no
01:12:52.320 unless
01:12:53.500 they're
01:12:53.740 really
01:12:54.100 involved
01:12:54.520 in
01:12:54.660 really
01:12:54.900 looking
01:12:55.160 into
01:12:55.320 this
01:12:55.500 all
01:12:55.840 they're
01:12:56.080 seeing
01:12:56.380 is
01:12:56.580 Trump
01:12:56.820 is
01:12:56.980 horrible
01:12:57.460 you're
01:12:58.280 seeing
01:12:58.540 I mean
01:12:58.920 the
01:12:59.700 American
01:13:00.280 media
01:13:00.540 has fooled
01:13:01.000 half of
01:13:01.500 our
01:13:01.720 country
01:13:02.220 into
01:13:02.820 believing
01:13:03.180 he's
01:13:03.460 Hitler
01:13:03.680 so
01:13:04.540 they
01:13:05.100 probably
01:13:05.660 think
01:13:05.960 he's
01:13:06.100 a
01:13:06.200 really
01:13:06.340 bad
01:13:06.600 figure
01:13:06.920 and
01:13:07.460 then
01:13:07.640 the
01:13:07.820 way
01:13:08.060 they
01:13:08.440 look
01:13:08.740 at
01:13:08.880 politics
01:13:09.360 they
01:13:10.020 see
01:13:10.440 okay
01:13:10.940 well
01:13:11.460 this
01:13:11.720 party
01:13:12.160 is
01:13:13.100 good
01:13:13.640 or
01:13:13.840 bad
01:13:14.200 but
01:13:14.440 you
01:13:15.120 know
01:13:15.340 they
01:13:16.140 are
01:13:16.500 they
01:13:16.920 every
01:13:17.560 single
01:13:17.880 piece
01:13:18.140 of
01:13:18.360 media
01:13:19.640 says
01:13:19.960 they're
01:13:20.160 trivializing
01:13:20.820 the
01:13:20.980 holocaust
01:13:21.480 and
01:13:21.920 then
01:13:22.080 J.D.
01:13:22.420 Vance
01:13:22.620 comes
01:13:22.820 over
01:13:23.060 and
01:13:23.240 meets
01:13:23.460 with
01:13:23.700 their
01:13:23.940 leader
01:13:24.820 AFD
01:13:25.380 you're
01:13:25.680 talking
01:13:25.820 about
01:13:26.080 AFD
01:13:26.840 yeah
01:13:27.120 like
01:13:27.820 you can
01:13:28.320 see
01:13:28.500 how
01:13:28.620 they
01:13:28.800 might
01:13:29.020 translate
01:13:29.420 that
01:13:29.700 not
01:13:30.120 just
01:13:30.460 as
01:13:30.840 okay
01:13:31.600 free
01:13:31.940 speech
01:13:32.240 we've
01:13:32.420 got
01:13:32.500 to
01:13:32.640 deal
01:13:32.880 with
01:13:33.040 a lot
01:13:33.240 of
01:13:33.360 terrible
01:13:33.660 people
01:13:34.040 saying
01:13:34.380 a lot
01:13:34.580 of
01:13:34.680 terrible
01:13:34.900 things
01:13:35.240 because
01:13:35.460 the
01:13:35.940 principle
01:13:36.600 is
01:13:36.800 important
01:13:37.120 which
01:13:37.320 is
01:13:37.420 how
01:13:37.560 we
01:13:37.760 view
01:13:37.980 it
01:13:38.140 they
01:13:38.720 may
01:13:38.920 view
01:13:39.080 it
01:13:39.220 as
01:13:39.420 well
01:13:40.080 they
01:13:40.400 just
01:13:40.760 agree
01:13:41.420 with
01:13:42.200 this
01:13:42.400 terrible
01:13:42.760 party
01:13:43.180 who's
01:13:43.360 saying
01:13:43.500 all
01:13:43.620 these
01:13:43.740 terrible
01:13:43.980 things
01:13:44.440 well
01:13:44.800 so
01:13:45.360 there
01:13:45.620 is
01:13:45.780 a
01:13:45.960 caution
01:13:47.600 to
01:13:48.000 us
01:13:48.380 as
01:13:48.700 well
01:13:49.040 because
01:13:50.040 we
01:13:50.400 don't
01:13:50.840 understand
01:13:51.480 them
01:13:51.980 they
01:13:52.500 don't
01:13:52.820 understand
01:13:53.400 us
01:13:53.940 you
01:13:54.720 can
01:13:55.140 you
01:13:55.460 can
01:13:55.700 look
01:14:00.460 they're
01:14:00.860 actually
01:14:01.300 pretty
01:14:02.140 awesome
01:14:02.680 I'm
01:14:03.580 talking
01:14:03.820 about
01:14:04.020 AFD
01:14:04.500 however
01:14:05.020 big
01:14:05.780 caveat
01:14:06.320 don't
01:14:07.740 necessarily
01:14:08.400 take
01:14:08.940 these
01:14:09.300 as
01:14:09.520 something
01:14:09.980 in
01:14:10.880 the
01:14:11.000 same
01:14:11.220 way
01:14:11.420 we
01:14:11.840 would
01:14:12.120 understand
01:14:12.700 them
01:14:13.040 over
01:14:13.360 here
01:14:13.720 so
01:14:14.520 their
01:14:14.940 policies
01:14:15.580 finally
01:14:16.380 protect
01:14:16.820 the
01:14:16.960 borders
01:14:17.320 no
01:14:18.200 cash
01:14:18.640 benefits
01:14:19.160 for
01:14:19.500 asylum
01:14:20.020 seekers
01:14:20.440 are
01:14:20.920 you
01:14:21.060 cool
01:14:21.780 with
01:14:22.000 protecting
01:14:22.380 the
01:14:22.540 borders
01:14:22.760 cool
01:14:23.460 with
01:14:23.640 no
01:14:23.860 cash
01:14:24.120 benefits
01:14:24.640 tighten
01:14:25.560 the
01:14:25.840 asylum
01:14:26.320 laws
01:14:26.920 stop
01:14:27.880 giving
01:14:29.260 away
01:14:29.660 our
01:14:29.960 citizenship
01:14:30.640 yeah
01:14:31.800 I mean
01:14:32.020 it's
01:14:32.200 broad
01:14:32.600 but
01:14:32.800 yeah
01:14:33.000 sure
01:14:33.340 work
01:14:34.920 must
01:14:35.280 pay
01:14:35.760 not
01:14:36.460 welfare
01:14:37.160 yeah
01:14:38.640 right
01:14:39.100 and
01:14:39.920 economic
01:14:40.620 or
01:14:40.980 sorry
01:14:41.280 economic
01:14:41.900 growth
01:14:42.300 for
01:14:42.560 all
01:14:42.980 not
01:14:43.460 green
01:14:43.900 restrictions
01:14:44.460 these
01:14:45.100 are the
01:14:45.300 policies
01:14:45.720 of
01:14:45.920 AFD
01:14:46.320 no
01:14:46.660 green
01:14:47.100 restrictions
01:14:47.580 love
01:14:47.820 that
01:14:48.040 yep
01:14:48.300 lowering
01:14:48.920 taxes
01:14:49.340 for
01:14:49.640 citizens
01:14:50.040 and
01:14:50.280 businesses
01:14:50.680 great
01:14:51.640 and
01:14:52.100 the
01:14:52.300 nonsense
01:14:52.900 of
01:14:53.140 bureaucracy
01:14:53.800 sure
01:14:54.400 energy
01:14:55.320 must
01:14:55.720 be
01:14:55.980 affordable
01:14:56.420 again
01:14:56.920 yeah
01:14:57.460 and
01:14:58.360 defend
01:14:58.920 freedom
01:14:59.300 of
01:14:59.500 speech
01:14:59.880 all
01:15:00.680 fine
01:15:00.920 with
01:15:01.080 me
01:15:01.240 that's
01:15:02.040 the
01:15:02.500 AFD
01:15:03.160 policy
01:15:03.920 that's
01:15:04.820 what
01:15:05.020 AFD
01:15:05.480 is
01:15:05.680 running
01:15:06.080 on
01:15:06.460 well
01:15:07.520 all
01:15:08.660 of
01:15:08.820 those
01:15:09.100 things
01:15:09.380 are
01:15:09.580 great
01:15:10.080 yeah
01:15:10.400 they
01:15:10.540 seem
01:15:10.720 fine
01:15:10.980 I mean
01:15:11.120 there's
01:15:11.280 a couple
01:15:11.600 in there
01:15:11.840 that are
01:15:12.120 a little
01:15:12.460 too
01:15:12.720 broad
01:15:13.040 you have
01:15:13.320 to know
01:15:13.560 a little
01:15:13.760 bit
01:15:13.860 more
01:15:14.080 but
01:15:14.280 generally
01:15:14.660 speaking
01:15:15.060 that's
01:15:15.300 a fine
01:15:15.800 platform
01:15:16.340 fine
01:15:16.740 platform
01:15:17.240 okay
01:15:17.860 like
01:15:18.500 anything
01:15:18.880 I don't
01:15:19.300 necessarily
01:15:19.780 adopt
01:15:20.200 everything
01:15:20.800 that
01:15:21.080 anybody
01:15:21.440 says
01:15:21.860 you know
01:15:22.220 it's
01:15:22.420 like
01:15:22.580 I'm
01:15:22.760 not
01:15:22.920 really
01:15:23.180 for
01:15:23.440 tariffs
01:15:23.820 but
01:15:24.100 well
01:15:24.560 let
01:15:24.780 him
01:15:24.880 play
01:15:25.100 out
01:15:25.320 that
01:15:25.480 people
01:15:25.760 chose
01:15:26.200 and
01:15:27.100 he
01:15:27.200 was
01:15:27.340 very
01:15:27.580 very
01:15:27.800 clear
01:15:28.140 about
01:15:28.420 it
01:15:28.620 now
01:15:30.660 with
01:15:31.840 that
01:15:32.280 you
01:15:33.020 start
01:15:33.380 to get
01:15:33.720 articles
01:15:34.160 that
01:15:34.560 say
01:15:35.040 oh
01:15:35.500 they're
01:15:35.680 Nazis
01:15:36.100 yeah
01:15:36.520 yeah
01:15:36.700 because
01:15:36.880 I
01:15:37.120 went
01:15:37.460 into
01:15:37.600 this
01:15:37.820 trying
01:15:38.160 to
01:15:38.280 understand
01:15:38.640 again
01:15:38.980 I'm
01:15:39.600 an
01:15:39.760 American
01:15:40.100 trying
01:15:40.380 to
01:15:40.520 understand
01:15:40.920 the
01:15:41.280 German
01:15:41.580 system
01:15:42.100 and
01:15:42.840 so
01:15:43.040 there's
01:15:43.340 the
01:15:43.680 crime
01:15:44.380 here
01:15:44.660 is
01:15:44.800 that
01:15:44.980 J.D.
01:15:45.580 Vance
01:15:45.860 gave
01:15:46.520 this
01:15:46.780 party
01:15:47.240 some
01:15:47.560 sort
01:15:47.800 of
01:15:47.900 voice
01:15:48.140 some
01:15:48.320 sort
01:15:48.460 of
01:15:48.580 platform
01:15:49.080 and
01:15:49.720 they
01:15:49.860 shouldn't
01:15:50.100 be
01:15:54.780 this
01:15:55.000 this
01:15:55.120 is
01:15:55.200 the
01:15:55.280 New
01:15:55.360 York
01:15:55.480 Times
01:15:55.700 version
01:15:55.960 of
01:15:56.100 it
01:15:56.220 Mr.
01:15:57.120 Scholes
01:15:57.400 said
01:15:57.860 the
01:15:58.080 AFD
01:15:58.480 had
01:15:58.660 trivialized
01:15:59.460 Nazi
01:15:59.840 atrocities
01:16:00.480 like the
01:16:00.900 concentration
01:16:01.420 camp
01:16:01.800 at
01:16:02.020 Dachau
01:16:02.380 and
01:16:02.560 there's
01:16:02.760 it
01:16:03.080 links
01:16:03.360 to
01:16:03.600 that
01:16:03.820 now
01:16:04.240 this
01:16:04.840 is
01:16:04.980 maybe
01:16:05.320 more
01:16:05.600 of
01:16:05.700 a
01:16:05.800 basic
01:16:06.000 question
01:16:06.340 of
01:16:06.440 how
01:16:06.580 the
01:16:06.740 internet
01:16:06.960 works
01:16:07.360 but
01:16:07.720 I
01:16:24.780 in
01:16:24.960 Europe
01:16:25.240 you
01:16:25.820 couldn't
01:16:26.380 go
01:16:26.640 to
01:16:26.840 that
01:16:27.140 because
01:16:27.460 then
01:16:27.920 you
01:16:28.280 would
01:16:28.460 be
01:16:28.620 reposting
01:16:29.660 hate
01:16:30.160 speech
01:16:30.480 and
01:16:31.020 that's
01:16:31.240 a
01:16:31.340 whole
01:16:31.600 separate
01:16:32.140 problem
01:16:32.660 here
01:16:33.180 we
01:16:33.320 are
01:16:33.440 in
01:16:33.540 America
01:16:33.880 without
01:16:34.120 those
01:16:34.660 restrictions
01:16:35.100 that
01:16:35.860 link
01:16:36.100 should
01:16:36.300 go
01:16:36.460 to
01:16:36.640 explain
01:16:37.020 to
01:16:37.200 me
01:16:37.420 how
01:16:38.180 did
01:16:38.360 they
01:16:38.460 trivialize
01:16:39.100 Dachau
01:16:39.340 instead
01:16:40.180 what it
01:16:40.640 goes
01:16:40.820 to
01:16:40.980 is
01:16:41.140 just
01:16:41.460 a
01:16:42.120 history
01:16:42.460 of
01:16:42.620 Dachau
01:16:43.020 which
01:16:43.720 I
01:16:44.240 am
01:16:44.440 well
01:16:44.860 aware
01:16:45.120 was
01:16:45.320 very
01:16:45.560 bad
01:16:46.020 okay
01:16:46.700 it
01:16:47.420 doesn't
01:16:47.740 go
01:16:47.960 to
01:16:48.180 a
01:16:48.380 link
01:16:48.540 about
01:16:48.800 how
01:16:49.000 the
01:16:49.160 AFD
01:16:49.500 trivialized
01:16:50.020 it's
01:16:50.240 just
01:16:50.440 hey
01:16:50.760 you
01:16:51.000 should
01:16:51.160 know
01:16:51.340 that
01:16:51.540 Dachau
01:16:51.940 was
01:16:52.160 really
01:16:52.400 bad
01:16:52.660 and a lot
01:16:52.940 of
01:16:53.020 things
01:16:53.160 happened
01:16:53.380 there
01:16:53.520 which
01:16:53.760 were
01:16:53.880 bad
01:16:54.120 so
01:16:54.680 I
01:16:54.960 started
01:16:55.380 and went
01:16:55.840 on this
01:16:56.100 long rabbit
01:16:56.660 hole
01:16:56.860 reading about
01:16:57.400 15 different
01:16:58.280 mainstream
01:16:58.640 stories
01:16:59.240 about
01:17:00.020 the
01:17:00.240 AFD
01:17:00.700 all
01:17:01.520 of
01:17:01.720 them
01:17:01.920 said
01:17:02.260 either
01:17:03.020 they
01:17:03.640 trivialized
01:17:04.380 the
01:17:04.500 holocaust
01:17:05.040 or
01:17:05.420 they
01:17:05.580 were
01:17:05.740 downplaying
01:17:06.440 the
01:17:06.600 holocaust
01:17:07.560 okay
01:17:08.240 what
01:17:08.520 did
01:17:08.980 they
01:17:09.180 say
01:17:09.540 did
01:17:09.800 you
01:17:09.920 ever
01:17:10.100 find
01:17:10.500 I
01:17:10.860 now
01:17:11.700 I
01:17:11.780 was
01:17:11.880 looking
01:17:12.040 for
01:17:12.220 something
01:17:12.560 current
01:17:13.300 right
01:17:13.700 yeah
01:17:14.080 the
01:17:14.680 only
01:17:15.040 thing
01:17:15.280 I
01:17:15.420 could
01:17:15.560 find
01:17:15.860 they
01:17:16.000 went
01:17:16.160 to
01:17:16.380 you
01:17:17.400 know
01:17:17.580 a bunch
01:17:18.080 of
01:17:18.180 different
01:17:18.380 sources
01:17:19.020 cited
01:17:19.300 this
01:17:19.520 one
01:17:19.760 example
01:17:20.140 of
01:17:20.360 one
01:17:20.580 of
01:17:20.700 their
01:17:20.860 politicians
01:17:21.500 citing
01:17:22.520 a
01:17:22.920 world war
01:17:23.360 ii
01:17:23.600 memorial
01:17:24.020 as
01:17:24.680 a
01:17:24.880 memorial
01:17:25.300 of
01:17:25.620 shame
01:17:26.020 now
01:17:27.540 you're
01:17:30.060 in
01:17:30.160 Germany
01:17:30.420 first of all
01:17:30.980 you should
01:17:31.360 be ashamed
01:17:31.880 of it
01:17:32.220 Germany
01:17:33.060 you should
01:17:33.940 be ashamed
01:17:34.380 of your
01:17:34.620 it is
01:17:35.480 a memorial
01:17:36.000 of shame
01:17:36.580 it should
01:17:37.000 be something
01:17:37.840 you are
01:17:38.180 ashamed
01:17:38.620 of
01:17:38.960 his
01:17:39.660 point
01:17:40.180 seemed
01:17:40.640 to be
01:17:40.960 to me
01:17:41.460 was
01:17:42.360 a point
01:17:43.080 that
01:17:43.240 you've
01:17:43.560 made
01:17:43.800 many
01:17:44.080 times
01:17:44.460 glenn
01:17:44.800 which
01:17:45.380 is
01:17:45.600 we
01:17:46.040 should
01:17:46.560 acknowledge
01:17:47.320 the
01:17:47.620 terrible
01:17:48.000 things
01:17:48.360 our
01:17:48.520 country
01:17:48.840 has
01:17:49.160 done
01:17:49.480 yes
01:17:49.880 however
01:17:50.320 that
01:17:50.660 shouldn't
01:17:51.120 be
01:17:51.320 all
01:17:51.960 we
01:17:52.260 acknowledge
01:17:52.820 right
01:17:53.240 like
01:17:53.560 Germany
01:17:54.020 has
01:17:54.580 done
01:17:54.780 a lot
01:17:55.080 of
01:17:55.220 other
01:17:55.600 things
01:17:56.040 in
01:17:56.220 their
01:17:56.340 history
01:17:56.680 which
01:17:57.180 are
01:17:57.340 great
01:17:57.760 and
01:17:58.600 you
01:17:58.860 should
01:17:59.040 be
01:17:59.200 able
01:17:59.400 to
01:17:59.520 be
01:17:59.680 proud
01:17:59.980 of
01:18:00.160 those
01:18:00.440 while
01:18:00.920 and
01:18:01.320 this
01:18:02.240 is
01:18:02.380 an
01:18:02.480 important
01:18:02.880 addendum
01:18:03.340 especially
01:18:04.260 with
01:18:04.580 Nazi
01:18:05.000 Germany
01:18:05.340 and
01:18:05.560 how
01:18:05.840 recent
01:18:06.180 it
01:18:06.360 is
01:18:06.520 you
01:18:07.040 must
01:18:07.560 also
01:18:08.060 point
01:18:08.440 out
01:18:08.680 all
01:18:09.020 the
01:18:09.200 terrible
01:18:09.440 things
01:18:09.760 you
01:18:09.860 have
01:18:09.980 done
01:18:10.160 and
01:18:10.300 make
01:18:10.420 sure
01:18:10.580 you
01:18:10.700 never
01:18:10.960 do
01:18:11.140 them
01:18:11.320 again
01:18:11.540 you
01:18:11.680 don't
01:18:12.000 forget
01:18:12.360 right
01:18:12.640 you
01:18:12.820 know
01:18:12.900 like
01:18:13.040 I
01:18:13.200 would
01:18:13.380 make
01:18:13.700 a
01:18:14.060 similar
01:18:14.480 to a
01:18:15.320 lesser
01:18:15.500 scale
01:18:16.020 argument
01:18:16.480 about
01:18:16.800 our
01:18:17.140 actions
01:18:17.640 in
01:18:17.940 that
01:18:18.080 same
01:18:18.400 time
01:18:18.660 period
01:18:18.960 with
01:18:19.500 Asian
01:18:20.580 Americans
01:18:21.200 yes
01:18:21.520 right
01:18:21.820 like
01:18:22.240 that
01:18:22.660 should
01:18:22.860 be
01:18:23.000 a
01:18:23.240 central
01:18:23.680 part
01:18:24.040 of
01:18:24.220 what
01:18:24.400 our
01:18:24.620 kids
01:18:24.840 learn
01:18:25.160 about
01:18:25.360 when
01:18:25.520 we
01:18:25.660 talk
01:18:25.860 about
01:18:26.060 World
01:18:26.260 War
01:18:26.440 II
01:18:26.600 and
01:18:27.140 we
01:18:27.280 don't
01:18:27.600 learn
01:18:27.860 about
01:18:28.040 it
01:18:28.160 at all
01:18:28.380 because
01:18:28.600 it
01:18:28.740 was
01:18:28.840 progressives
01:18:29.320 that
01:18:29.460 did
01:18:29.620 it
01:18:29.720 so
01:18:29.860 we
01:18:29.980 don't
01:18:30.120 care
01:18:30.380 but
01:18:31.220 like
01:18:31.380 that
01:18:31.580 is
01:18:31.740 really
01:18:32.200 important
01:18:32.540 that
01:18:32.660 we
01:18:32.760 stay
01:18:32.960 away
01:18:33.140 from
01:18:33.300 that
01:18:33.440 we
01:18:33.700 should
01:18:34.100 not
01:18:34.480 however
01:18:35.020 look
01:18:36.000 at
01:18:36.140 the
01:18:36.340 entire
01:18:36.820 American
01:18:37.520 history
01:18:37.900 and
01:18:38.140 boil
01:18:38.440 it
01:18:38.620 down
01:18:38.860 to
01:18:39.040 five
01:18:39.300 or
01:18:39.440 six
01:18:39.620 terrible
01:18:39.960 things
01:18:40.280 that
01:18:40.420 we've
01:18:40.640 done
01:18:40.800 100%
01:18:41.280 so
01:18:41.560 like
01:18:41.800 is
01:18:42.600 that
01:18:42.760 trivializing
01:18:43.840 the
01:18:44.060 Holocaust
01:18:44.460 I
01:18:44.840 mean
01:18:44.940 I
01:18:45.120 don't
01:18:45.340 I
01:18:45.780 don't
01:18:46.000 know
01:18:46.160 if
01:18:46.380 if
01:18:46.680 his
01:18:47.280 opinion
01:18:47.620 is
01:18:48.120 we
01:18:48.740 shouldn't
01:18:49.120 have
01:18:49.380 that
01:18:49.580 memorial
01:18:50.040 because
01:18:50.420 we
01:18:50.600 shouldn't
01:18:51.080 remember
01:18:51.440 the
01:18:51.620 Holocaust
01:18:51.920 that's
01:18:52.640 a
01:18:52.760 real
01:18:53.020 problem
01:18:53.480 yes
01:18:53.820 if
01:18:54.060 his
01:18:54.180 opinion
01:18:54.500 is
01:18:54.800 look
01:18:55.280 the
01:18:55.460 Holocaust
01:18:55.800 was
01:18:56.220 terrible
01:18:56.660 and
01:18:57.160 what
01:18:57.320 the
01:18:57.560 Nazis
01:18:57.800 did
01:18:58.100 were
01:18:58.280 terrible
01:18:58.680 however
01:18:59.680 we
01:19:00.440 shouldn't
01:19:00.820 only
01:19:01.240 focus
01:19:01.720 on
01:19:01.920 that
01:19:02.060 as
01:19:02.200 all
01:19:03.180 of
01:19:03.360 German
01:19:03.620 history
01:19:04.120 which
01:19:04.680 by
01:19:04.900 the
01:19:05.000 way
01:19:05.140 it
01:19:05.260 does
01:19:05.440 seem
01:19:05.740 like
01:19:05.900 modern
01:19:06.200 Germany
01:19:06.520 does
01:19:06.840 a
01:19:06.980 lot
01:19:07.240 I
01:19:07.760 mean
01:19:07.860 like
01:19:08.040 modern
01:19:08.320 Germany
01:19:08.680 should
01:19:09.040 no
01:19:09.660 one
01:19:10.080 who
01:19:11.120 was
01:19:12.120 born
01:19:12.600 in the
01:19:13.180 1960s
01:19:14.000 and
01:19:14.140 70s
01:19:14.600 and
01:19:14.700 80s
01:19:15.180 should
01:19:15.820 feel
01:19:16.160 a
01:19:16.420 responsibility
01:19:17.240 for
01:19:17.760 what
01:19:17.920 the
01:19:18.100 Nazis
01:19:18.400 did
01:19:18.940 they should
01:19:19.760 stand
01:19:20.140 guard
01:19:20.700 and realize
01:19:23.460 maybe
01:19:23.780 something
01:19:24.140 in their
01:19:24.560 culture
01:19:25.060 leads
01:19:26.020 them
01:19:26.300 to
01:19:26.640 have
01:19:27.480 problems
01:19:28.160 like
01:19:28.500 that
01:19:28.840 which
01:19:29.220 is
01:19:29.420 what
01:19:29.880 should
01:19:30.200 send
01:19:30.540 all
01:19:30.940 of
01:19:31.060 their
01:19:31.200 alarm
01:19:31.540 bells
01:19:31.840 going
01:19:32.260 crazy
01:19:32.760 when
01:19:32.960 they're
01:19:33.120 arresting
01:19:33.580 people
01:19:33.800 for
01:19:34.000 internet
01:19:34.320 posts
01:19:34.820 so
01:19:35.180 this
01:19:35.700 is
01:19:35.900 the
01:19:36.360 other
01:19:36.700 thing
01:19:37.020 that
01:19:37.180 they
01:19:37.340 forget
01:19:37.700 by
01:19:37.880 not
01:19:38.220 learning
01:19:38.540 their
01:19:38.780 history
01:19:39.180 what
01:19:40.060 caused
01:19:40.660 this
01:19:41.120 what
01:19:42.100 caused
01:19:42.560 this
01:19:42.940 I
01:19:44.140 told
01:19:44.660 it
01:19:44.800 was
01:19:44.900 free
01:19:45.120 speech
01:19:45.420 what
01:19:45.640 caused
01:19:46.100 this
01:19:46.460 initially
01:19:47.140 was
01:19:47.840 Germany
01:19:48.460 was
01:19:48.760 humiliated
01:19:49.500 right
01:19:50.120 let's
01:19:50.680 learn
01:19:50.880 that
01:19:51.060 let's
01:19:51.520 not
01:19:51.720 humiliate
01:19:52.300 Germans
01:19:52.920 you know
01:19:54.440 especially
01:19:55.100 when they're
01:19:55.560 going to
01:19:55.700 go build
01:19:56.100 tanks
01:19:56.520 in secret
01:19:57.100 but
01:19:58.240 it was
01:19:59.000 it was
01:19:59.500 that
01:19:59.840 it was
01:20:00.460 progressivism
01:20:01.640 that seeped
01:20:03.060 into the
01:20:03.700 Nazi
01:20:04.040 ideology
01:20:04.880 that said
01:20:05.920 that there's
01:20:06.540 superior
01:20:07.260 races
01:20:07.940 etc
01:20:08.540 etc
01:20:08.900 through
01:20:09.220 eugenics
01:20:09.880 but it
01:20:10.820 was
01:20:11.020 it was
01:20:11.560 also
01:20:12.200 the
01:20:13.860 fact
01:20:14.260 that
01:20:14.600 they
01:20:15.260 were
01:20:15.480 looking
01:20:15.820 at
01:20:16.320 foreigners
01:20:16.940 and
01:20:18.060 saying
01:20:18.440 they're
01:20:18.940 destroying
01:20:19.520 our
01:20:20.080 country
01:20:20.520 that's
01:20:22.660 where
01:20:22.920 they
01:20:23.180 hang
01:20:23.500 their
01:20:23.760 hat
01:20:24.200 and
01:20:24.640 say
01:20:25.000 oh
01:20:25.440 you're
01:20:25.920 against
01:20:26.400 asylum
01:20:27.020 seekers
01:20:27.460 well
01:20:28.360 I
01:20:28.580 would
01:20:28.780 like
01:20:29.040 to
01:20:29.260 know
01:20:29.700 where
01:20:30.880 do
01:20:31.300 they
01:20:31.460 all
01:20:31.900 of
01:20:32.060 these
01:20:32.280 people
01:20:32.700 coming
01:20:33.600 into
01:20:33.900 the
01:20:34.100 entire
01:20:34.600 west
01:20:35.060 and
01:20:35.360 changing
01:20:35.880 the
01:20:36.180 makeup
01:20:36.660 of
01:20:37.120 the
01:20:37.320 west
01:20:37.780 they're
01:20:38.600 all
01:20:39.040 seeking
01:20:39.560 asylum
01:20:40.200 we
01:20:42.280 didn't
01:20:42.480 have
01:20:42.660 this
01:20:42.860 many
01:20:43.080 asylum
01:20:43.440 seekers
01:20:43.760 in
01:20:44.020 world
01:20:44.200 war
01:20:44.380 ii
01:20:44.700 what
01:20:45.120 are
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01:24:00.800 Glenn
01:24:03.020 Beck
01:24:23.600 welcome
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01:24:24.500 Glenn
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01:24:25.460 Donald
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01:24:35.260 I'm
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01:25:13.100 Glenn
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01:26:07.300 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
01:26:13.620 Hello, America.
01:26:14.980 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
01:26:16.980 We have one of my favorite people in Washington on Tom Cotton.
01:26:22.560 He is a guy who has been going and looking for the truth and speaking the truth for a long time.
01:26:31.700 He's got a new book out about the threat that China poses.
01:26:34.860 We're going to talk about that, but also a little bit about COVID, the inside story of national intelligence, etc., etc.
01:26:43.460 We begin with him in 60 seconds.
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01:27:52.820 Senator Tom Cotton, welcome to the program, sir.
01:27:55.440 How are you?
01:27:56.740 I'm doing very well, Glenn.
01:27:58.020 And it's good to be back on the program with you and looking forward to talking about just
01:28:01.900 what a dangerous risk China poses to America's life.
01:28:04.560 Yeah.
01:28:05.660 You know, I read your book.
01:28:07.600 I haven't finished it yet, but I've been reading it.
01:28:10.660 You know, you talk about the seven things you can't say.
01:28:13.960 Let me just say them.
01:28:15.380 China is an evil empire.
01:28:17.360 Thank you.
01:28:18.720 China is preparing for war.
01:28:20.400 China is waging economic world war.
01:28:23.500 China has infiltrated our society.
01:28:25.980 China has infiltrated our government.
01:28:29.180 China is coming for our kids.
01:28:31.240 And China could win.
01:28:33.240 That's what your book lays out.
01:28:35.840 Let's take some of these one by one.
01:28:38.440 China is an evil empire.
01:28:40.280 Clearly.
01:28:41.900 Make the case.
01:28:44.040 Glenn, as Ronald Reagan said about communist Russia,
01:28:47.220 we could say the same thing about communist China.
01:28:50.400 It's an evil empire.
01:28:51.560 That's something that is often unsaid in our society because China has infiltrated so many
01:28:56.440 corners of American society and people don't want to lose contracts or access or jobs or
01:29:01.340 what have you.
01:29:02.100 But I think a simple look at the facts tells you that China, in some ways, is probably
01:29:06.100 worse than Soviet Russia ever was.
01:29:08.920 Remember, Mao Zedong, the founder of Chinese communism, is the worst mass murderer in all
01:29:15.000 of history.
01:29:15.640 Worse than Stalin.
01:29:16.920 Worse than Hitler.
01:29:17.620 China has never repudiated them.
01:29:20.880 You know, when Stalin died, Khrushchev and the Politburo kind of exposed him, so to speak,
01:29:28.640 and repudiated him.
01:29:30.240 China venerates Mao to this day.
01:29:33.040 You know, his picture hangs over Tiananmen Square.
01:29:35.600 His remains are still embalmed in a mausoleum.
01:29:39.140 Xi Jinping, the current dictator of China, is an open Maoist and aspires to be more powerful
01:29:45.180 than even Mao, but just look at what they've done to their people, the monstrous crimes
01:29:50.120 against their people, like the Great Leap Forward in the 1950s and 60s, killed anywhere
01:29:54.680 from 45 to 50 million people.
01:29:57.080 The Cultural Revolution in the 1960s was an effort to totally destroy all of cultural
01:30:03.400 Chinese traditions, much worse than anything you saw in the French Revolution.
01:30:07.400 The one-child policy, which continued well after Mao, probably resulted in more than 300
01:30:13.220 abortions, 300 million abortions, and 200 million forced sterilizations.
01:30:19.300 And how many people had their child, their baby, and then only to have the Chinese government
01:30:26.340 come in and drown it in a mud puddle?
01:30:29.900 I mean, they are brutal.
01:30:31.880 Yeah, and what they do today in Tibet and Xinjiang, trying to ethnically cleanse and erase
01:30:37.820 those peoples forever by taking their kids away from them and putting them in communist
01:30:42.600 indoctrination schools.
01:30:44.040 Or consider Christians, Glenn.
01:30:45.780 Many people are surprised to know that China is one of the largest Christian nations in the
01:30:49.780 world, maybe as many as 100 million Christians in China.
01:30:53.600 Yet they face severe persecution.
01:30:56.600 They face risk of arrest and punishment.
01:30:59.060 Children are banned from going to church or Sunday school and required to sign atheism pledges
01:31:05.560 at school as they try to snuff out Christianity among the next generation.
01:31:10.000 China is even rewriting the Bible, literally.
01:31:13.120 It's substituting the Word of God with the Word of Mao.
01:31:17.880 And of course, they treat other religious and ethnic minorities even worse.
01:31:22.980 I mean, consider the Phylon Gong, a harmless spiritual movement that has roots in Buddhism.
01:31:30.000 Americans, to the extent they're familiar with it, have probably seen them doing their
01:31:32.760 yoga and breathing exercises in parks.
01:31:35.180 All because of one peaceful protest 25 years ago.
01:31:39.740 These people have been brutally oppressed, tortured, disappeared, murdered.
01:31:45.000 There's credible reports that tens of thousands of them have had their organs harvested while
01:31:50.720 they're still alive, Glenn.
01:31:53.160 Again, China could not be more brutal, more depraved in the way it treats its own people.
01:31:59.560 And it's really constructed a kind of techno-totalitarian police state beyond the wildest dreams of George
01:32:06.020 Orwell, the author of 1984.
01:32:08.040 You know, he said in that book that tyranny is like a boot stomping on the human face forever.
01:32:15.480 However, with China, you might add, it's a smartphone app monitoring the human face forever.
01:32:23.200 You know, I talked to Chris Stewart a couple of years ago, and he said, going over to China,
01:32:31.900 he said, you know, we were informed there's nothing secret here.
01:32:36.760 Don't bring your phone.
01:32:37.600 Don't do anything.
01:32:38.460 He said, the only place that wasn't under surveillance was up against one corner in the shower.
01:32:46.380 He said, everything else is being watched.
01:32:48.860 Everything is being watched and listened to.
01:32:51.740 That is a panopticon.
01:32:54.940 Oh, absolutely, Glenn.
01:32:58.240 More than half the world's surveillance cameras are in China.
01:33:02.060 Think about that.
01:33:02.740 China makes up maybe, you know, a sixth or a seventh of the world's population, but more
01:33:08.480 than half of the surveillance cameras are in China.
01:33:11.760 They are everywhere.
01:33:13.740 And they're also powered by advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence.
01:33:20.740 China boasts that it can identify the face of any one of its subjects anywhere in the country
01:33:27.140 in just a matter of seconds.
01:33:29.300 And it's right about traveling there.
01:33:31.440 I can tell you, I mean, I've never personally been there.
01:33:33.660 I don't plan to, Glenn.
01:33:34.720 I was sanctioned five years ago for pointing out the origins of COVID and standing up for
01:33:38.940 Hong Kongers freedom.
01:33:40.300 But I know people have traveled there, to include people who have traveled there for U.S.
01:33:43.920 government business or just as U.S.
01:33:45.380 government employs.
01:33:47.100 And China isn't even subtle about it.
01:33:49.900 You know, they said that they would create a dummy account on Gmail or Hotmail or some other
01:33:55.140 web-based email just so they could, you know, tell their family or friends that everything's
01:33:59.760 going fine.
01:34:00.380 And they'd open it up at night and all the emails would already be clicked as read.
01:34:04.560 So, you know, the Chinese communist spies were reading their emails and not even bothering
01:34:08.920 to mark them as unread.
01:34:10.240 No, I think they want you to know.
01:34:11.980 They want you to know.
01:34:13.360 Yeah, they're so aggressive and so blunt force in the way they want to push you around.
01:34:19.300 It's like what Chinese officials have said the country's on their periphery is that you're
01:34:24.200 a small country and we're a large country.
01:34:25.920 And therefore, you have to dance dire-tuned.
01:34:28.260 So, I want to come back because there's so much to talk about COVID and everything else
01:34:32.780 that is really, truly evil.
01:34:34.460 But before we leave into the next thing you can't say about China, why is it, do you suppose,
01:34:43.320 I mean, we all think that we would be, you know, for the emancipation of slaves.
01:34:47.780 You know, if I lived in 1850, I would have been all over it.
01:34:51.420 Really?
01:34:52.300 Because what's happening in China is slavery and we are all buying Apple products.
01:34:58.460 We're all buying Google products.
01:35:00.500 Google is in bed with China.
01:35:02.700 Facebook is in bed with China.
01:35:04.380 I mean, everybody is.
01:35:05.420 Why is it we can't seem to understand that China is an evil empire?
01:35:14.160 We kind of got it with the Soviet Union.
01:35:18.120 Well, I think I would say that our people do understand that China is an evil empire.
01:35:24.020 They may not understand the full extent of it.
01:35:25.900 And that's what I want to explain in my first chapter in seven things you can't say about
01:35:29.720 China, about how it is an evil empire.
01:35:31.380 But however bad they think China is, however dangerous it is, it's actually much worse.
01:35:37.500 But it's a lot of our elites that want to paper over it, that don't want to ring the alarm,
01:35:43.540 which is what I'm trying to do with this little book, in part because our elites are often co-opted
01:35:49.640 by China over the last 40 years due to failed policies that, frankly, both parties supported
01:35:54.960 in the 1990s and the 2000s and the early teens.
01:35:58.300 We shipped not just jobs or this or that factory or even business overseas.
01:36:03.640 We shipped entire industries overseas.
01:36:06.640 And there are many, many Americans who are deeply invested in China and who won't say a critical word
01:36:14.680 about China, even raising the point that slave labor is being used in northwest China to oppress
01:36:21.840 ethnic and religious minorities, so much so that companies came up to the Capitol years ago
01:36:28.480 and were lobbying against legislation that would force them to inspect and audit their supply chains
01:36:34.480 to make sure that Chinese slaves, literal, actual slaves, were not making products in their supply chains.
01:36:42.560 They were lobbying against that legislation.
01:36:45.000 Unbelievable.
01:36:45.440 Because, again, probably China was compelling them to.
01:36:49.060 And you could just see when they testified that their bosses had said, you know, we know
01:36:52.900 this is going to put you in a hard spot with Sinner Cotton and other China hawks testifying.
01:36:58.160 But if you say a single word that costs us any business in China, you're going to be fired immediately.
01:37:02.780 So where is the president, do you think, on recognizing that China is an evil empire?
01:37:08.720 Oh, I think there's no question that Donald Trump is the toughest president we've had on Communist China
01:37:15.020 since at least the end of the Cold War and probably the end of World War II since the Chinese
01:37:21.520 took over in 1949.
01:37:23.560 I mean, I guess Eisenhower could give him a run for his money, Glenn.
01:37:27.180 But, I mean, remember, Eisenhower threatened to nuke Communist China.
01:37:30.300 I know.
01:37:30.740 I mean, that's what it takes to be tougher on China than Donald Trump.
01:37:34.200 And for Eisenhower, in some ways, it was easier because Eisenhower was a Republican.
01:37:40.340 The Republican Party was 100 percent behind Chiang Kai-shek, the nationalist Chinese government
01:37:47.780 that lost the Chinese Civil War and repaired across the Chinese or the Taiwan Straits, Taiwan.
01:37:52.980 So Eisenhower had the wind in his sails on being tough on China.
01:37:56.620 When Donald Trump came into office eight years ago, he had the wind in his face
01:38:00.980 because you still had, by and large, bipartisan consensus that we shouldn't rock the boat with China.
01:38:06.900 We shouldn't confront them.
01:38:08.220 We shouldn't make them feel uneasy.
01:38:09.980 We're still going down this path of so-called economic liberalization,
01:38:13.400 which is going to lead to political moderation, which had long since been disproven.
01:38:19.660 And President Trump really changed the terms of the debate about China.
01:38:24.160 There's still a lot of people who are not as strong as he is or as I am or some other Republicans.
01:38:31.740 But you saw it with President Biden's administration.
01:38:34.240 He was very hesitant to reverse President Trump's policies on China.
01:38:38.140 He reversed almost everything else, but he was hesitant on China because he knew how unpopular China is
01:38:43.740 and that the American people do recognize China as a threat,
01:38:47.240 even if they don't understand the full extent of it because so many of our elites refuse to speak these truths.
01:38:54.400 So the senator from Arkansas, Tom Cotton, is with us.
01:38:57.460 And just hold for 60 seconds because I want to stop here and talk a little bit about
01:39:02.240 what really happened when COVID was unleashed in the world
01:39:06.800 and why did it take so long for the CIA to come out and say,
01:39:11.180 yeah, it was China.
01:39:13.980 More of that in just a second.
01:39:15.240 Tom Cotton, the name of his book is The Seven Things That You Cannot Say About China.
01:39:22.280 He's going to say all seven of them.
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01:40:35.360 So Senator Tom Cotton is with us to talk about his new book,
01:40:48.520 The Seven Things You Can't Say About China.
01:40:50.500 What really happened in Wuhan when COVID was unleashed on the world?
01:40:55.220 And why did it take Ratcliffe to finally come out and say,
01:41:00.840 Okay, I think it was Wuhan in a lab leak.
01:41:05.960 Well, first off, Glenn, I think it's important to note that the CIA report that concluded that COVID most likely originated in those labs in Wuhan
01:41:16.940 was actually completed in the final days of the Biden administration.
01:41:21.520 Director Ratcliffe, to his credit, made those findings public.
01:41:24.180 The CIA now agrees with the longstanding conclusion of the FBI and the Department of Energy's intelligence unit.
01:41:30.840 But that was done on the Biden watch.
01:41:33.480 So this is not some partisan conclusion that Donald Trump directed.
01:41:37.380 It was the best thinking of the CIA that was done under Joe Biden's tenure to reflect what the FBI and the Department of Energy had done.
01:41:44.900 Why did it take so long?
01:41:46.260 Why did so many people man the ramparts on behalf of China in the winter of 2020 against me and then eventually against Donald Trump?
01:41:53.840 Well, unfortunately, there's a lot of people in America who maybe it's uncharitable to say they're compromised by China,
01:42:01.260 but they certainly have faced lots of pressure from China or China has leverage over them,
01:42:06.480 like the news media, who is largely owned on television by Hollywood studios, over whom China has great leverage,
01:42:12.700 as I write in seven things you can't say about China.
01:42:15.500 Democratic politicians at the time who were facing a president or a presidential candidate, Joe Biden,
01:42:22.240 whose son was deeply exposed to China.
01:42:25.800 Democratic politicians who had been long invested in really what took off under Bill Clinton,
01:42:32.060 which was this idea that if we just trade with China and export our wealth to them,
01:42:35.820 they'll get wealthy and then they'll get moderate and then they'll be a normal nation,
01:42:38.800 not a revolutionary communist power.
01:42:40.560 So I wasn't surprised in the winter of 2020 when I was the first to ring the alarms about the lab in Wuhan
01:42:48.160 and say this virus likely originated there that the Americans tried to silence me.
01:42:54.900 And certainly, obviously, the Chinese officials tried to silence me,
01:42:58.240 but I wasn't surprised if even Americans tried to silence me.
01:43:01.600 I'd seen it over and over, and I see it still.
01:43:03.440 And I lay this out in a lot of the book is that because China has developed so much economic power
01:43:08.320 in economic leverage, a kind that Soviet Russia never had because our economies were not so integrated,
01:43:14.360 that has given China enormous influence in fighting the information war against America
01:43:20.800 and finding points of leverage inside of America, in corporate America, on Wall Street,
01:43:27.480 in the media, in Hollywood, in sports, in our state and local governments.
01:43:32.240 You see it everywhere.
01:43:33.740 So I was not surprised when I came out and said, and again, Glenn, I didn't have any classified intelligence.
01:43:38.020 I'm not aware of any classified intelligence at the time.
01:43:40.800 I'm just like, guys, use your common sense.
01:43:44.100 There is the highest level biolab that China has is in Wuhan.
01:43:50.640 We know it's had a history of safety incidents.
01:43:54.840 They're researching novel coronaviruses there.
01:43:57.760 The director is literally nicknamed the Batwoman, and early reports by left-wing liberal scientific journals,
01:44:06.300 not people that later came to China's defense, said that there were no bats or whatever it was
01:44:11.920 or are being sold in that wet market.
01:44:14.080 And that didn't even exist naturally in Wuhan or anywhere around it.
01:44:19.160 And the first cases were not associated with people who had been in the wet, so-called wet market.
01:44:26.100 So it was clear to me from the very beginning that almost certainly that virus came out of the lab.
01:44:32.260 Now, whether it was just a negligent leak that workers took out of the lab and into that wet market
01:44:37.560 and its close confines or whether they had actually been working on trying to modify coronaviruses,
01:44:42.600 we still don't know and we never know, obviously, because Chinese communists have destroyed all the evidence
01:44:48.020 and probably disappeared anyone with knowledge of it.
01:44:50.480 But there's no question that that play was unleashed on the world because of Chinese communism.
01:44:56.520 So I only have about 90 seconds before I have to break again.
01:44:58.880 Just tell me, how do we hold China responsible without holding ourselves responsible?
01:45:03.280 Because Fauci and NIH and everybody else was involved in that in Wuhan.
01:45:09.560 Well, I'd say that's a separate thing that needs to be explored very carefully.
01:45:14.640 I think President Trump has a lot of people who are looking, for instance,
01:45:17.360 at the deep ties and connections between Tony Fauci and NIH and some of our other public health authorities
01:45:23.740 and Chinese authorities to include in Wuhan.
01:45:26.700 More broadly, how do we hold China accountable, not just for the coronavirus,
01:45:30.900 but what they've done to American industry, what they've done to our businesses and workers?
01:45:35.800 I think there's a lot of steps we can take to try to decouple our economies to the greatest extent possible.
01:45:41.760 Can we do it entirely?
01:45:42.720 Can we get back to where we were with communist Russia and the Cold War?
01:45:45.280 Probably not at this point.
01:45:46.640 But we certainly need to do so with critical and strategic goods like the rare earth element
01:45:51.980 that power modern electronic digital economy or basic pharmaceutical agreements
01:45:57.600 like acetaminophen and ibuprofen or antibiotics that we all depend on.
01:46:02.820 Those are things that we need to do and we need to do urgently.
01:46:05.260 I mean, I guess, you know, you talk about that in the book,
01:46:10.760 a couple of things that you say that you're not allowed to say is they're waging an economic world war
01:46:15.660 and they're preparing for war.
01:46:18.260 So when we get back, I mean, how much time do we have, do you think,
01:46:23.340 to be able to wean ourselves off of the communist teat on things like antibiotics and medicine?
01:46:32.240 I mean, we are so intertwined.
01:46:35.720 That seems almost impossible.
01:46:38.000 It seems like a tumor that you just can't cut out.
01:46:41.180 So let's talk about war with China next.
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01:48:10.680 So we're talking to Tom Cotton about his book, Seven Things You Can't Say About China.
01:48:32.480 And if I were in the Chinese military intelligence, I would already have written a report on this and given this to the Chinese Communist Party.
01:48:43.340 Because Tom Cotton is not just a senator.
01:48:46.640 He is also now the the head of the you're the head, aren't you, Tom, of the Senate Intelligence Committee?
01:48:55.900 I am.
01:48:56.660 Yeah, I've carried the Senate Intelligence Committee since last month.
01:48:58.860 Right.
01:48:59.620 Let me ask you something off the topic real quick, because right now, Bridge Colby, they're trying to get Bridge confirmed.
01:49:08.080 And the rumor is that you're against it and working behind the scenes.
01:49:11.960 Is there any truth to that?
01:49:14.180 And if so, what is the problem with Bridge?
01:49:16.160 So, Glenn, I think all the president's nominees, especially in critical national security positions, need to be aligned with his positions, most and really the most fundamental core convictions, like stopping Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.
01:49:32.300 And that's something that I've explored with the nominees that we've had go through so far, Pete Hegseth, Dan Driscoll, the Secretary of the Army, that I'll be exploring with all the nominees ahead to make sure that they're aligned with the president on his central national security positions, for instance, stopping Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.
01:49:49.520 So are you inferring the bridge is not for that?
01:49:53.580 He has indicated in the past that he thinks containment is a plausible and practical scenario.
01:49:59.240 You know, that's not my position.
01:50:00.340 That's not the president's position.
01:50:01.800 But I look forward to meeting with him and all the other nominees and going forward in the hearings to see where they are now, especially given the fact that Israel has exposed Iran by taking out their air and missile defenses, by basically eliminating the asymmetrical threats they face on their own borders, like Hamas and Hezbollah.
01:50:18.840 Those were the main deterrents that Iran had in place.
01:50:22.420 And this is a threat not just to Israel or our friends in the region.
01:50:24.860 This is a threat to us, Glenn.
01:50:26.500 You know, Iran going nuclear is in some ways like North Korea going nuclear 20 years ago.
01:50:30.860 It was written off as well as a regional threat.
01:50:33.180 But like North Korea back then, Iran is also working on missiles that can range the United States.
01:50:38.640 This is a great threat to us.
01:50:39.800 And again, I'll explore it with all of the nominees that are in critical positions, like Department of Defense, like Department of State, like the intelligence community.
01:50:47.660 So, Tom, let me go back to the book.
01:50:49.900 You say that China is preparing for war.
01:50:55.320 How likely is war with China, especially if we up our tariffs and are trying to disentangle ourselves from them?
01:51:07.800 How likely is that?
01:51:09.480 Well, I hope not very likely, Glenn, because as George Washington said, it's the wisdom of the ages that if you want to have peace, you have to be prepared for war.
01:51:19.580 And that's what China has been doing from the very beginning.
01:51:22.100 Now, I think maybe Chinese communists, kind of like Russian communists before them, according to Winston Churchill, may not want war.
01:51:30.800 They may want the fruits of war.
01:51:32.360 And for them, the fruits of war is a takeover of Taiwan and even greater dominance over the global economy and essentially reducing America to an isolated economic vassal state on the other side of the war, of the other side of the world.
01:51:45.200 But the way that we would avoid a war is not by accommodating or conciliating communist China.
01:51:51.340 That's not what Ronald Reagan did.
01:51:53.040 It's being so strong and having a military that is second to none and making it clear that we will defend our interests, that we deter China from starting a war.
01:52:03.000 So, agree with the peace through strength.
01:52:07.920 However, I don't think we could win a war against China on Taiwan.
01:52:13.700 Are you willing to fight that?
01:52:16.620 I've seen a lot of war games about a potential conflict over Taiwan, Glenn, which is the likewise hotspot for any tension between the United States.
01:52:26.260 I would say that none of them in happily.
01:52:27.520 Even if the Taiwanese could delay China from getting foothold on the island and the United States and our allies could come over the horizon and help them fight back, the results would be catastrophic.
01:52:40.660 Even if it was a stalemate, Glenn, you could be looking at global economic depression lasting for years because of the destruction of the global semiconductor manufacturing base.
01:52:51.320 We could have hundreds of aircraft lost, maybe as many as 20 ships lost, thousands of American troops killed.
01:52:58.680 That's why it's so important that we be strong enough and that we signal to China, just like Reagan did to communist Russia, that they should not even think about going for the jugular in Taiwan.
01:53:09.960 And I think that success related to China over the next four years would be when there's a new president in January of 2029, there's been no war, our military is stronger, Taiwan's military is stronger, and China has been deterred.
01:53:25.020 That's what success would look like.
01:53:26.280 That would be fantastic if we can get there.
01:53:30.460 But I think, though, like the whole world seems to be on fire.
01:53:33.600 And now, especially after J.D. Vance over the weekend was speaking in Germany and the head of the security conference actually wept because of what J.D. Vance said and said, well, we are so far apart.
01:53:48.220 I always thought we were on the same page.
01:53:50.620 J.D. Vance was talking about freedom of speech and safeguarding that.
01:53:55.000 There is a movement.
01:53:58.560 We may be the last place on Earth soon that is actually standing up for the individual right.
01:54:08.320 I don't think you'd expect German leaders to stand up.
01:54:11.380 Germany doesn't really have anything like freedom of speech that our people are familiar with.
01:54:16.320 And Germany is deeply exposed to China as well, even as China is eating out German industry the way it's hollowed out much of American industry.
01:54:25.000 Over the last 40 years, Germany is deeply exposed to China, needs access to the Chinese market, has some of its larger major industrial companies present in China, which, again, gives the Chinese communist fast leverage over Germany.
01:54:39.020 That's the same is true for a lot of European countries as well.
01:54:42.980 So I think if there's going to be a coalition that confronts and stops communist Chinese aggression, it's going to be led foremost by the United States and our partners in the Western Pacific, like South Korea and Japan and the Philippines and Australia and other countries that have been targeted for Chinese aggression over the years.
01:55:01.720 That may not share a way of life or democratic principles, but also don't want to be Chinese colonies like Vietnam, for instance.
01:55:08.100 Right.
01:55:09.200 You know, you're the chair of the Intelligence Committee.
01:55:12.780 Your confidence.
01:55:13.720 I mean, the one thing I've seen Donald Trump do is a bunch of stuff that I never thought any president in my lifetime.
01:55:22.000 He's almost rebooting the whole system and clearing out what seems to be the nest of snakes and vipers.
01:55:30.040 And we know it's riddled with snakes and vipers in our intelligence community.
01:55:37.660 I think that getting rid of USAID was a very positive step.
01:55:45.100 What's your confidence in Tulsi Gabbard as the head of DNI and Ratcliffe and the CIA that it's not going to be business as usual at the CIA, that we are actually going to line things up with the president?
01:56:00.580 I have a lot of confidence in John Ratcliffe at the CIA.
01:56:03.860 It's obviously the biggest and most important intelligence agency.
01:56:06.620 John Ratcliffe understands the threat that China poses.
01:56:10.580 He was on the House Intelligence Committee before he became the DNI in the first Trump administration.
01:56:15.600 He agrees with me that we need to get the CIA back to basics and focused on collecting the foreign intelligence that our leaders need to make sound decisions,
01:56:25.400 which is very hard to do in China, as we were discussing earlier, because of the nature of their surveillance state.
01:56:29.540 But it's work that has to be done.
01:56:31.260 They have a lot of brave, patriotic professionals who want to do it, but who have been adrift over the last few years because of bad political leadership.
01:56:39.060 I also have a lot of faith that Tulsi Gabbard recognizes the danger of this threat.
01:56:42.340 I know Tulsi before she was the director of national intelligence, was a congresswoman from Hawaii for eight years.
01:56:50.020 We came into the Congress together.
01:56:51.480 I've noticed that even fairly liberal Democrats from Hawaii understands intuitively the threat posed by China and North Korea,
01:57:00.240 probably because they're a lot closer to the threat, that Hawaii was exposed to Chinese or North Korean attack a lot earlier than Seattle was,
01:57:08.160 and then Chicago, and then Washington, and now all the way down to Miami.
01:57:11.120 So I have a lot of faith that both Tulsi Gabbard and John Ratcliffe understand the nature of the threat from China
01:57:16.600 and also are going to do what's necessary to get our intelligence agencies focused on that threat as the main threat we face.
01:57:24.220 You know, people think that Donald Trump is just being nationalist by saying about the Panama Canal,
01:57:29.200 can we stand without China without at least an agreement with Greenland for their rare minerals?
01:57:44.400 Yeah, Glenn, again, that's another perfect example of how Donald Trump kind of reset a lot of the debates.
01:57:50.680 We certainly can't allow China to have leverage over the Panama Canal,
01:57:54.720 and Chinese-affiliated, directed, influenced, or owned companies have a lot of influence right now over the Panama Canal.
01:58:02.440 Likewise, China has a lot of interest in Greenland, not only because of its potential mineral wealth,
01:58:08.740 which is vast and vital in a modern electronic and digital economy,
01:58:13.420 but also because it could allow a foothold in the Western Hemisphere.
01:58:17.400 And going back to James Monroe more than 200 years,
01:58:19.880 one of the prime objectives of any American statesman has been to deny hostile powers from the old world
01:58:27.600 a foothold in the new world that they can use to project the power against the American homeland.
01:58:34.420 When you look at the world today and China's influence everywhere and the way that Europe is going,
01:58:44.100 what do you see happening to NATO and the Allies when it comes to the balance of power in 2030?
01:58:58.560 NATO has been adrift for a long time, Glenn.
01:59:01.860 NATO cast about for some missions in the 1990s and 2000s
01:59:06.820 and distracted from its traditional mission while it was founded in 1945,
01:59:11.100 which is to protect Europe's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
01:59:15.700 And that's where NATO really needs to get back to.
01:59:17.600 I frankly don't expect NATO to be a major part of standing up to China.
01:59:21.000 If there is ever a conflict, it's the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
01:59:25.000 It's not the Western Pacific Treaty Organization.
01:59:27.580 But again, if the United States is going to be the linchpin
01:59:30.340 of a coalition that contains Chinese communist aggression,
01:59:34.100 we need European NATO to take much more responsibility for its own security.
01:59:39.780 This is a point the president has made repeatedly now for 10 years,
01:59:43.420 is that Europe needs to stop spending its money on a bunch of wasteful welfare policies
01:59:48.920 and subsidies for its own industry.
01:59:51.020 It needs to start spending its money on its own defense.
01:59:54.080 We can still cooperate with them.
01:59:56.000 We can still provide them, say, extended deterrence from our nuclear arsenal against Russian threats.
02:00:01.100 But no one in Europe can expect Americans to care more about the future of Europe's kids
02:00:07.560 than Europe's leaders do.
02:00:09.140 Last question.
02:00:10.180 Are you going to be voting for Kash Patel this week?
02:00:13.600 Yes, I will.
02:00:14.600 I thought Kash did an outstanding job at his hearing.
02:00:17.620 I know Kash well.
02:00:18.960 We consulted throughout his confirmation hearings and process.
02:00:23.400 I think he'll probably get a clean sweep of Republican senators
02:00:26.540 because Republican senators of all stripes, and, you know, we had a lot of different viewpoints
02:00:30.520 in the Republican conference, think the FBI is badly in need of reform,
02:00:35.460 especially at the headquarters level, especially among their leadership.
02:00:38.400 I think we all know FBI agents, as do I, with whom I served in the military
02:00:42.500 or knew from school or met as they passed through Arkansas,
02:00:45.960 who are also disappointed in FBI leadership.
02:00:48.740 And all those patriotic, hardworking FBI agents who joined the FBI to do the right thing
02:00:55.180 to protect innocent Americans from criminals or from attack,
02:00:58.720 they deserve better than what they've had for the last many years.
02:01:02.340 And I think Kash Patel, like John Ratcliffe at the CIA, is going to get the FBI back to basics,
02:01:08.340 back to focusing on stopping crime and stopping real espionage threats,
02:01:12.960 like the threats that we face in China every single day in every state in the Union.
02:01:16.620 You can read The Seven Things You Can't Say About China.
02:01:20.580 Again, this is from the head of our Committee on Intelligence,
02:01:25.840 and I can guarantee the Chinese are reading it.
02:01:28.600 What is our thinking here in America?
02:01:30.660 Senator Tom Cotton, Seven Things You Can't Say About China.
02:01:33.920 Senator, thank you so much, Tom. I appreciate it.
02:01:36.720 Thank you, Glenn.
02:01:37.400 You bet. Bye-bye.
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02:03:04.340 Glenn Beck returns after this.
02:03:08.020 I was just asking her how, if she liked, I was asking Sarah, and I was asking her what she thought of today's show on a scale from 1 to 13.6.
02:03:37.320 And she would not give me an answer.
02:03:39.080 Wow.
02:03:39.900 Because she doesn't care about the show.
02:03:41.840 I say 11.3.
02:03:44.620 11.3.
02:03:45.680 That's exactly what I think everybody in the audience is saying today.
02:03:48.280 Right.
02:03:48.920 And then Sarah's just sitting there in denial.
02:03:50.820 Right.
02:03:50.980 She won't even.
02:03:51.780 I just have to ask an important question.
02:03:53.840 Are we on the air now?
02:03:54.760 Yes, we are.
02:03:55.580 Okay.
02:03:56.180 Yeah.
02:03:57.240 This is the kind of, I'm thinking.
02:03:58.860 Okay, okay.
02:03:59.280 Down to 11.2 now.
02:04:00.660 Yeah, okay, yeah.
02:04:01.320 Yeah, Glenn doesn't even know.
02:04:02.540 The host doesn't even know.
02:04:03.240 Yeah, if he doesn't know he's on the air.
02:04:04.200 I'm sorry, I had my headphones off and I just joined your conversation.
02:04:08.120 I was preparing something for tomorrow's program that you don't want to miss.
02:04:11.640 That was interesting with Tom Cotton.
02:04:13.420 A lot of news in that one, I felt like.
02:04:14.580 Yeah, a lot of news.
02:04:15.560 Very interesting.
02:04:16.260 Yeah, that was, I don't, I got the impression he wasn't exactly in the camp supporting one nomination.
02:04:31.500 I can't think of what one, but.
02:04:33.660 Yeah, not a big Elbridge fan?
02:04:36.320 Yeah.
02:04:37.200 Not big at all.
02:04:37.900 You know, he said he would give him a chance or whatever, but it sounded like how I would sound if I was describing a nominee I didn't like.
02:04:45.320 Yeah, or me.
02:04:45.880 Yeah, yeah, or someone I didn't like, like you.
02:04:48.980 Yeah, I'll give Glenn a chance.
02:04:50.400 Sure, maybe we'll go out to dinner this weekend.
02:04:52.200 Maybe.
02:04:52.660 You know, we'll just have to check into that, check our schedules.
02:04:55.020 Yeah.
02:04:55.260 You know, I mean, who knows?
02:04:56.500 You know, we don't really like the same foods, you know, and, you know, I'm going to be traveling and maybe we'll make it out to dinner.
02:05:04.560 Yeah, I don't, yeah, I don't.
02:05:06.120 What is his problem with him?
02:05:07.360 I mean, he seemed to have at least a prior position, a different opinion on that, on the Israel-Iran situation.
02:05:14.680 Yeah, but I mean, is Tom saying that we should bomb Iran?
02:05:19.020 A lot, you know, people who are critical of Tom on the MAGA side of things seem to think he's too aggressive in that realm.
02:05:26.120 Yeah.
02:05:26.760 But, I mean, you know, Trump is very tough on Iran, but also not looking to start a war.
02:05:32.360 Yeah.
02:05:33.020 I mean, let Israel do it.
02:05:34.860 Please, let Israel do it.
02:05:36.060 Let's stay over here.
02:05:37.240 Mm-hmm.
02:05:37.380 Mm-hmm.
02:05:38.280 Mm-hmm.