The Glenn Beck Program - January 29, 2026


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On today's show, Glenn Beck sits down with Stu and talks about the recent ice storm that has claimed the lives of 9 people in the past week and a half. Glenn and Stu talk about the dangers of ice and how to deal with it.

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00:03:01.780 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:03:05.960 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
00:03:07.640 And tomorrow is Stu's last day on the show.
00:03:14.440 The second time he has quit the show.
00:03:18.000 That's not accurate.
00:03:18.860 I don't know if there will be a third.
00:03:19.980 I don't know if there will be a third.
00:03:21.100 But the second time he's quit the show.
00:03:23.580 And he'll be here tomorrow for his last exciting episode.
00:03:29.060 I look forward to it.
00:03:29.860 We'll be talking about what I'm doing next as well.
00:03:32.700 I'm excited about that.
00:03:34.040 Yeah, yeah.
00:03:34.680 Whatever.
00:03:36.400 At 30, the 30th anniversary, you know what I was getting you.
00:03:41.220 You know what I was getting you.
00:03:41.580 I mean, no, I don't.
00:03:43.200 Yes, you do.
00:03:44.420 I was going to get you a Lotus.
00:03:45.700 The car of your dreams.
00:03:46.840 I was going to get you a Lotus for your 30th.
00:03:48.940 What do you get for 28 years?
00:03:50.880 What do you get for 28 years?
00:03:52.780 A paper pirate's hat.
00:03:54.840 And I don't mean a pirate like, ah, I mean, matey.
00:03:57.700 I mean a pirate's hat.
00:04:03.760 I want the audience to understand what's happening.
00:04:07.520 The audience needs to understand how manipulative this is.
00:04:13.160 You, I went through a five-year anniversary, a 10-year anniversary, a 15-year anniversary,
00:04:19.780 a 20-year anniversary, and a 25-year anniversary with, I think, maybe there was one bacon, egg,
00:04:27.840 and cheese biscuit offered at maybe five years.
00:04:30.580 No, there was nothing.
00:04:31.260 Nothing.
00:04:31.920 No, there was nothing.
00:04:32.500 And now at 28 years, 28 years, I'm leaving.
00:04:36.680 Saving it for the 30th.
00:04:37.900 The 30th, not the 25th, which would be the obvious big one, but the 30th was when the
00:04:43.720 $200,000 car was going to show up.
00:04:46.380 Well, it's only because, and this is the honest God's truth, and you know it's true, because
00:04:50.540 I got you a hat and a t-shirt of Lotus.
00:04:52.820 You got me a hat.
00:04:53.880 That is true.
00:04:54.520 You got me a hat and a t-shirt, which is more than you got me on my 25th anniversary.
00:04:59.160 What happened was, I was talking to a friend of mine, and he's like, you did nothing?
00:05:03.080 You did nothing?
00:05:03.780 And I'm like, I didn't even think about it.
00:05:05.580 We were on the air one day, but how many years has it been?
00:05:08.180 25 years?
00:05:10.660 So I decided right then and there, 30th, Lotus.
00:05:13.520 You did nothing.
00:05:13.920 No, I want to make sure I understand.
00:05:15.680 So the 25th year, you-
00:05:18.500 No, it was 26, I think.
00:05:20.480 That's not true.
00:05:21.440 Yeah, it was 26.
00:05:21.820 The 25th year, we talked about it during the 25th year, and literally the conversation
00:05:25.600 was, oh, wow, 25 years, wow.
00:05:27.580 And that was it.
00:05:28.620 But at 30 years, you were going to buy me this car.
00:05:31.800 And you only tell me it after I tell you that I'm leaving after 28 years.
00:05:36.800 Well, I'm not going to tell you beforehand, hey, you know what you're going to get?
00:05:40.500 No, I'm not going to tell you that beforehand.
00:05:41.700 This is such a scam.
00:05:42.940 I hope the audience knows the fraudulent person you listen to on a day-to-day basis.
00:05:47.620 Hey, Sarah, Sarah, who do you believe?
00:05:50.880 Which one of us do you believe?
00:05:52.780 Oh, you are so dead.
00:05:54.880 That was risky, you know, you're still working here.
00:05:56.960 I've been here 18 years, I haven't gotten anything.
00:05:59.380 Yeah, thank you.
00:06:00.900 Is that 30?
00:06:02.340 Is that 30?
00:06:04.100 Is that even 20?
00:06:05.400 No, no.
00:06:06.840 And you haven't gotten anything.
00:06:08.160 You have my love and respect.
00:06:09.940 Deep, deep love and respect.
00:06:10.180 That is not true at all.
00:06:11.780 Respect?
00:06:12.380 You don't-
00:06:12.620 Oh, yeah, that's definitely not true.
00:06:14.320 Yeah.
00:06:14.560 I will say, by the way-
00:06:16.140 I'll get you a bottle of booze, you'll be fine, and you'll forget about how many years you've
00:06:19.300 worked there.
00:06:19.500 Oh, she'd love that.
00:06:21.100 She would love that.
00:06:23.100 Even if it was just like the generic vodka brand, you know?
00:06:27.120 No, it's-
00:06:27.920 I can give her Thunderbird, and she'd be fine.
00:06:30.200 Yeah, totally fine.
00:06:30.820 This is the love and respect we were talking about.
00:06:32.920 Excellent.
00:06:37.000 So, tomorrow, we say our final goodbyes, because we're never going to talk to him again.
00:06:41.420 Wait, wait.
00:06:42.280 He's dead to me?
00:06:43.660 He's dead to me.
00:06:45.100 Really?
00:06:45.780 Tomorrow, you're going to reveal what you are going to do, right?
00:06:52.660 Because I know what you're going to do.
00:06:53.960 Yes.
00:06:54.440 You at least know part of it.
00:06:56.520 But yeah, it's going to be a really interesting thing, I think.
00:07:00.840 I think people will be interested in it.
00:07:02.940 And we'll talk about it tomorrow with all the details and where you can go to get involved.
00:07:07.540 It's going to be fun.
00:07:08.160 I've worked weeks on jokes for this.
00:07:10.460 I've worked weeks on jokes.
00:07:12.180 We don't need you to joke about it.
00:07:13.480 I would like you to say, hey, that's a great thing.
00:07:15.680 People should join up.
00:07:17.060 I'm supportive.
00:07:18.040 Stu.
00:07:18.900 Stu, that is the relationship we have here.
00:07:21.380 We hammer each other to death.
00:07:24.060 And tomorrow, I guess I get the last word.
00:07:26.740 I guess I get the last word.
00:07:28.160 I mean, I-
00:07:30.180 This is going to be a disaster.
00:07:32.960 Tomorrow is going to be wonderful.
00:07:35.440 I should just call in sick, honestly, is what I should do.
00:07:38.320 I should just call in sick tomorrow.
00:07:39.760 General strike.
00:07:41.000 You know what you don't get?
00:07:42.180 You don't get the pirate's hat.
00:07:44.700 You don't get the pirate's hat.
00:07:45.800 Wow.
00:07:45.940 Are you serious?
00:07:46.840 Yeah.
00:07:47.060 You don't get the pirate's hat.
00:07:47.980 You don't get it.
00:07:48.820 You don't get it.
00:07:51.200 I'm just saying.
00:07:52.140 I appreciate that.
00:07:53.480 Thank you, Glenn.
00:07:54.300 Thank you.
00:07:54.700 Thank you for a wonderful 28 years.
00:07:56.600 And obviously, we almost got to that really important, everyone talks about 30th year anniversary.
00:08:01.480 It's only because I didn't pay attention to the other ones.
00:08:07.140 I started feeling guilty at 25.
00:08:09.080 And I'm like, you know what?
00:08:10.200 Gosh, Tanya must be so lucky.
00:08:11.940 And then I looked at how much I pay you.
00:08:12.440 And I was like, what am I thinking?
00:08:14.440 I mean, he's been getting lotuses like crazy every single year. 0.79
00:08:18.520 So please.
00:08:18.860 Oh, I forgot about all the lotuses I have, the low tie that I have in my garage.
00:08:23.620 You know, this is exactly what I would expect out of you.
00:08:26.380 I'm sure Tanya's a very lucky woman to be able to get this sort of attention. 1.00
00:08:29.580 And of course, you could always make the 25th right.
00:08:31.560 There's no reason that you couldn't just say, hey, by the way, ordered this for you.
00:08:35.700 It just came in.
00:08:36.480 I just totally believe it.
00:08:38.340 So, but no, go ahead.
00:08:39.420 We'll wait till 30.
00:08:41.120 I appreciate all of their.
00:08:42.800 No, no, no.
00:08:43.440 I could order it and have it come in.
00:08:45.260 It wouldn't be going to you because you'd no longer be an employee.
00:08:49.280 So, I mean, I can give it.
00:08:50.540 Sarah, would you like a Lotus?
00:08:52.480 Okay.
00:08:52.860 Sarah would look good in a Lotus, I will say.
00:08:54.720 Sarah would like a Lotus.
00:08:55.940 Sarah, are you the longest running employee now?
00:08:58.740 Me and Nick tie, yeah.
00:09:00.760 Nick Daly, yeah.
00:09:01.320 You and Nick tied.
00:09:03.060 It's going to be a very expensive 30th.
00:09:05.400 Anyway, go ahead.
00:09:06.500 Remind me.
00:09:07.760 This is company policy, by the way.
00:09:10.620 Glenn's going to have a mass firing spree at 29 years every time.
00:09:14.840 Every time anybody hits 29.
00:09:16.920 You're out.
00:09:17.460 I hope my God I'm dead before everybody hits 30 years.
00:09:20.680 All right.
00:09:21.220 Anyway.
00:09:22.240 Do we have time?
00:09:23.680 Do we want to go through some of this Alex Preddy stuff we were discussing earlier?
00:09:27.720 The crap that's going around social media?
00:09:29.720 Give me a couple.
00:09:30.980 Give me a couple.
00:09:31.560 Okay.
00:09:31.760 So, ISIS killed nine people so far in 2026, says every social media post.
00:09:36.280 ISIS did.
00:09:37.100 Ice.
00:09:37.460 Or ICE did.
00:09:38.260 ICE has.
00:09:38.980 ICE did.
00:09:39.200 Okay.
00:09:39.380 ICE has killed nine people so far in 2026.
00:09:42.820 Alex Preddy, Rene Good, Keith Porter, Hebert Sanchez Dominguez, Victor Manuel Diaz, Paradis La, Luis Beltran, Yanez Cruz, Luis Gustavo, Nunez Caceres, and Geraldo Lunas.
00:09:59.660 Rivera?
00:10:00.700 No, he's still around.
00:10:02.000 Campos.
00:10:02.540 Oh, so you got those nine.
00:10:03.640 Huh.
00:10:04.200 Now, a couple.
00:10:04.640 So, I haven't, I haven't really, I haven't heard any of those.
00:10:08.840 Yeah, it's weird.
00:10:09.320 I mean, I heard the first couple.
00:10:10.220 Yeah, first couple, right?
00:10:10.960 So, Alex Preddy, we know that whole story.
00:10:12.900 We've been talking about it.
00:10:13.700 Rene Good, you know that whole story.
00:10:15.800 And we've been talking about it.
00:10:17.160 Let me give you some of the others, though, because you'd think, and of course, everyone retweeting it has not actually looked at what has happened with those situations.
00:10:23.520 So, but I decided maybe we should.
00:10:25.640 So, this is what we have.
00:10:26.660 Geraldo Lunas Campos.
00:10:29.500 He was a Cuban immigrant, and his death was, at an ICE facility, ruled a homicide.
00:10:36.640 An investigation is going on.
00:10:38.480 In a statement, they said he was pronounced dead after experiencing medical distress.
00:10:44.200 He became disruptive while in line for medication, refused to return to his assigned dorm.
00:10:49.360 He was subsequently placed in segregation.
00:10:52.760 While in segregation, he was observed in distress, and they brought in medical personnel.
00:10:58.960 In the autopsy, it was ruled a homicide due to asphyxia.
00:11:02.680 So, it's possible he was just murdered, or, you know, he was resisting, and there was a struggle.
00:11:07.820 They're going through that investigation now.
00:11:10.240 And before—
00:11:11.200 No one deserves investigation.
00:11:12.600 I would agree.
00:11:13.240 Like, that's the one that I think, like, hey, we need to know what the truth of that is.
00:11:15.820 If it is some terrible thing, we should know about it.
00:11:18.460 I will note, this might adjust your sympathy level a little bit.
00:11:24.540 He had prior convictions, including sexual contact with a minor.
00:11:29.380 So, this—now, look, that doesn't mean he should be murdered in prison, if that's what happened.
00:11:34.200 Well, at least not by authorities.
00:11:36.000 I mean, if a child predator is murdered in prison, at least let's not have the authorities do it.
00:11:41.720 You know what I mean?
00:11:42.140 Right, for sure, for sure.
00:11:43.180 But, again, yes, a child molester died in questionable circumstances.
00:11:48.980 But that—okay, you want to include that list?
00:11:50.740 Fine.
00:11:50.840 But I still wanted to investigate it.
00:11:51.640 I just feel like you should note that, by the way, this guy was a child molester, and that's why he was in prison.
00:11:55.980 Yes.
00:11:56.240 Yes.
00:11:57.060 Okay.
00:11:57.180 Then we have—again, this is 2026 killings by ICE, murders by ICE, active shooter or ICE agent's victim.
00:12:05.460 What happened in L.A. New Year's Eve killing is the headline of this next one, which is interesting because it's 2026, and it happened on New Year's Eve.
00:12:14.080 So, they couldn't even put them on that.
00:12:16.160 So, it hadn't happened yet.
00:12:16.720 It hadn't even happened.
00:12:17.700 No, well, it's in 2025 New Year's Eve.
00:12:20.240 They couldn't even get that right.
00:12:20.960 But, anyway, this is about—Porter is his last name.
00:12:26.020 He—it's Keith Porter.
00:12:28.780 He was actually shot by an ICE agent.
00:12:31.680 It is true this time.
00:12:33.200 He was shot by an ICE agent.
00:12:35.840 During a big ICE raid, was he going to a home depot?
00:12:39.660 Was ICE driving by and just firing into home depots to see if they could hit illegal immigrants?
00:12:43.900 That might be what you think.
00:12:44.900 In reality, what happened was an ICE agent was at home on New Year's Eve, in his home, off-duty, just home, and he decided, when he heard a bunch of gunshots outside, to go out and make sure there wasn't an active shooter situation going on, which is what he believed.
00:13:08.360 That bastard.
00:13:09.340 What's that?
00:13:10.200 Yeah.
00:13:10.660 That bastard.
00:13:11.080 That bastard.
00:13:12.080 Went out there, by the way.
00:13:13.540 Early news reports after the incident said that Porter, the victim here, quote-unquote, was firing an assault-style rifle.
00:13:22.300 Now, you might say, well, that's just what reporters are saying.
00:13:25.860 Well, there is a defense, and it is important to adhere to defense.
00:13:29.960 We should note this was not an ICE investigation.
00:13:31.960 It was an ICE agent who was off-duty, at home, protecting his home.
00:13:35.100 That's what happened.
00:13:35.780 So, totally out of what we're talking about normally.
00:13:37.800 But there is a defense for Porter from his family.
00:13:40.360 Porter's loved ones and advocates say they believe he was ringing in the New Year by firing a gun into the air over and over again.
00:13:49.020 That happens in the Middle East all the time.
00:13:51.800 All the time.
00:13:52.280 Now, it's a crime.
00:13:53.180 All the time.
00:13:53.440 And those bullets, by the way, those bullets never come down.
00:13:56.060 Never come down.
00:13:56.660 They just keep going.
00:13:57.720 They just keep going deep into space.
00:13:59.800 They never come down.
00:14:00.520 One of the complaints by the family, by the way, is that the other people who were also firing guns into the air at the time, they didn't get shot.
00:14:08.100 So, that is their big defense on that one.
00:14:11.300 Next up, Parody Law.
00:14:14.540 Parody Law.
00:14:15.580 Now, he's a criminal illegal alien from Cambodia, convicted of receiving stolen property, robbery, criminal conspiracy, theft, DUI, forgery, intentional possession of a controlled substance, violating probation, receiving stolen property, another intentional possession of a controlled substance, and another conviction of forgery. 0.51
00:14:36.500 He's been doing this.
00:14:37.120 He never touched a child.
00:14:38.600 That's true.
00:14:39.500 I'd rather have Parody Law around than the other guy.
00:14:42.500 But this happened over a period of 20 years while he was here illegally.
00:14:47.720 20 years.
00:14:48.820 He was arrested by ICE agents outside of his Upper Darby home, transferred to detention center where he received treatment for severe withdrawal.
00:14:55.420 So, he was heavily addicted to opioids, had a withdrawal.
00:15:00.280 When they saw he had a withdrawal, the staff immediately administered CPR and several doses of naloxone.
00:15:08.920 He then was transported to the hospital in critical condition and passed away.
00:15:16.500 So, again, he wasn't murdered by ICE.
00:15:18.360 He had extreme withdrawal.
00:15:19.660 They tried to save his life multiple times and were unsuccessful.
00:15:24.260 That happens.
00:15:24.720 Luis Beltran Yanez Cruz, Glenn, another one of these ICE murder victims.
00:15:30.860 Again, another guy.
00:15:32.720 He was been deported already, came back in. 0.54
00:15:36.880 He was a Honduran national, died after he was admitted into the hospital having heart-related issues.
00:15:43.300 He had a heart attack.
00:15:46.360 Murderers.
00:15:47.060 That's another murder, apparently.
00:15:49.000 Luis Gustavo Nunez Caceres.
00:15:51.080 Yes, Glenn, you'll be surprised to hear another illegal immigrant.
00:15:55.480 He was pronounced dead January 5th in Houston after being treated for chronic heart-related issues.
00:16:00.640 So, ICE is now putting cholesterol into the veins of these illegal immigrants and causing heart attacks. 0.99
00:16:07.780 Wow.
00:16:08.320 Shocking.
00:16:08.840 But died in U.S. custody.
00:16:10.980 That's the important part, Stu.
00:16:12.440 Died in, how old was this guy?
00:16:14.840 That guy, I think one of them was 68.
00:16:17.640 One of them was 42.
00:16:18.540 Well, 68, who has a heart attack at 68.
00:16:20.740 Yeah, that's shocking, shocking, shocking.
00:16:22.840 That is shocking.
00:16:24.000 A couple more shocking ones, Glenn, before we go.
00:16:25.760 Hebert Sanchez Dominguez is another guy on this list.
00:16:28.880 ICE murdered him.
00:16:31.000 And if you want to ask him the details about this, obviously difficult because he's dead.
00:16:36.980 But I think he would have a particular opinion as to whether he was murdered by ICE, largely
00:16:42.340 because he murdered himself by hanging.
00:16:45.500 He committed suicide in the prison cell, yet he's included on the list of ICE murders.
00:16:52.160 They found him in the cell hanging, but that's ICE's murder.
00:16:58.260 And then, of course...
00:16:58.760 Wait a minute.
00:16:59.460 Wait a minute.
00:17:00.560 Paper sheets?
00:17:02.280 Hmm.
00:17:02.760 I don't know.
00:17:03.320 That's a good question.
00:17:04.040 Yeah, paper sheets.
00:17:04.660 No, I believe it was a vote.
00:17:05.440 Because it might have not been ICE.
00:17:06.580 It could have very well been Hillary Clinton.
00:17:08.860 Hmm.
00:17:09.320 That's true.
00:17:10.520 Just saying.
00:17:11.360 Last one on the list here, Glenn.
00:17:12.320 She's done it before, you know.
00:17:13.940 Victor Manuel Diaz.
00:17:16.580 Victor Manuel Diaz.
00:17:17.920 Did ICE murder him?
00:17:19.420 I don't know.
00:17:20.380 Let's ask him.
00:17:21.160 It's hard to tell because he also killed himself in prison at the sprawling tent complex at the
00:17:28.700 U.S. Army's Fort Bill Base in El Paso.
00:17:31.540 He killed himself.
00:17:34.040 Now, maybe we'll find out later.
00:17:36.000 Big setups.
00:17:37.560 You know, they came and they put him on the end of that rope.
00:17:40.300 All of these, of course, deserve, when you have someone who dies, deserve investigation,
00:17:43.960 but does not at all appear.
00:17:45.380 And there's any evidence supporting the fact that they were murdered.
00:17:48.260 Have to tell you, I don't have a problem looking into all of that.
00:17:51.360 No problem looking into all that.
00:17:53.320 You know, if something foul was happening, I want those people, you know.
00:17:58.380 Maybe we'll find that out.
00:17:59.360 Corrected, whatever it is.
00:18:00.800 But, yeah, I don't think the nine people were murdered.
00:18:03.480 Anyway.
00:18:03.660 This is the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
00:18:07.500 And don't forget, rate us on iTunes.
00:18:11.280 Really good shows.
00:18:12.580 Really good podcasts.
00:18:13.800 We'll tell you what happened yesterday.
00:18:15.260 And there's a lot of those.
00:18:17.480 And they'll give you an opinion.
00:18:18.900 I personally think the world has enough opinions, and you certainly don't need mine.
00:18:23.860 Um, I think my job really needs to be, as somebody who can see slightly over the horizon, um, and show you what these things mean.
00:18:33.240 What's happening, what happened yesterday, what they mean to you today.
00:18:37.660 More importantly, what does this mean if these things continue to go in the direction that they're going?
00:18:42.780 So we can, we can not ignore these warning signs and look at them through history and through common sense.
00:18:50.360 So if we were an early warning system, there would be some lights on the panel that are flashing today.
00:18:55.600 Uh, some would be red, some would be yellow, uh, and some would actually be green.
00:19:00.880 So let me just go through all of these things because it matters.
00:19:03.440 Not everything would be red, you know, but panic is what you feel after you have ignored the warnings.
00:19:12.120 Or you didn't know that was a warning.
00:19:15.880 You didn't, you didn't, you didn't hear about it.
00:19:18.480 So let me read the panel for you.
00:19:20.400 Honestly, here, there's some red lights flashing today that you need to know.
00:19:24.120 And these are not political opinions.
00:19:25.700 They are historic danger signs.
00:19:27.900 I've checked these back and forth with history.
00:19:30.420 Cause I'm looking at history now and saying, where are we, you know, in, in Rome or in France, where, where are we in history?
00:19:39.180 One of the biggest warning signs that I see right now is, um, red light number one.
00:19:45.620 And that, that would be the loss of nuance.
00:19:48.880 This one is blinking really hard and you see it in the pretty, uh, conversation.
00:19:54.920 Okay.
00:19:55.580 There is no nuance here.
00:19:57.240 There, there is, you know, a healthy society can hold two ideas at the same time.
00:20:01.580 An unstable society cannot do that.
00:20:05.700 And right now we're losing the ability to say somebody can be really guilty and a bad guy and mistreated.
00:20:15.520 Law enforcement can be necessary, needed, doing their job and fallible.
00:20:20.920 Protests can be legitimate and infiltrated by insurrectionists.
00:20:29.360 Those things are all true, but America can't see that anymore.
00:20:34.280 And that's when, you know, when everything collapses into all good or all evil, there is no moral clarity anymore.
00:20:42.780 That's moral laziness.
00:20:45.660 Rome didn't fall when people disagreed.
00:20:48.420 America has never falled when we disagree.
00:20:52.020 Rome and America will fall when disagreement becomes identity warfare.
00:20:59.140 That light is bright, bright red in America.
00:21:03.380 Warning sign, red light number one, red light.
00:21:06.720 Number two, faction over truth, truth.
00:21:11.580 You know, you know what the name Israel means?
00:21:16.120 The name Israel means to wrestle with God.
00:21:21.400 Now, how could Israel be the chosen people if they rest, their name says wrestle with God? 0.99
00:21:29.720 Because truth is meant to be wrestled with.
00:21:33.520 It's meant to be argued about, wrestled with, thought about, argued about.
00:21:39.000 But tearing it apart, tearing yourself apart at night.
00:21:42.940 The only way I am who I am, the only reason why I know who I am is because I wrestled with everything in me.
00:21:49.540 I tore myself apart.
00:21:51.060 What is it I really believe?
00:21:53.320 What is worth living for?
00:21:54.580 What's worth dying for?
00:21:56.020 What's worth arguing about?
00:21:57.360 What's not?
00:21:58.660 What's true?
00:21:59.520 But now, truth is something we argue for like a team.
00:22:06.060 And facts no longer persuade.
00:22:08.680 All they do now is signal allegiance.
00:22:13.080 That's really dangerous.
00:22:14.440 That's a late stage indicator.
00:22:15.840 Once truth bends to faction, power then replaces persuasion every time in every civilization in all of history.
00:22:27.420 And that light is flashing red.
00:22:30.180 All of these things are coming in Minnesota.
00:22:33.180 Red light number three.
00:22:35.460 Organized disorder.
00:22:38.300 Not protest.
00:22:40.180 Protest is needed.
00:22:41.660 Protest is important.
00:22:42.880 Protest is constitutionally protected.
00:22:46.440 No matter what anybody says, everyone has a right to go out and protest what ICE is doing.
00:22:53.460 Everyone has a right to go out and protest what some of these judges are doing. 0.97
00:22:59.680 By not enforcing what some of these cities are doing.
00:23:02.860 By saying they're a sanctuary city.
00:23:05.380 You have a right to protest.
00:23:07.060 You have a right to protest the law.
00:23:10.120 You have a right, but you don't have a right to disrupt the law.
00:23:14.000 You have a right to go protest the people who make the law to get them to change the law.
00:23:19.060 You have a right to go and stand peacefully and protest the cops, if that's what you want, or ICE.
00:23:27.280 But you do not have the right to engage and disrupt the law.
00:23:32.640 When unrest becomes coordinated, when it becomes professionally funded, strategically disruptive, and shielded by moral confusion.
00:23:46.220 Because there's no morality here.
00:23:47.700 It's moral confusion.
00:23:49.980 That's no longer a spontaneous civic expression.
00:23:52.580 It's not.
00:23:53.080 That is pressure being applied to the system.
00:23:56.920 Rome faced this.
00:23:58.280 Internal destabilization.
00:23:59.500 It was justified as the will of the people.
00:24:02.800 Red light.
00:24:03.440 Red light.
00:24:04.120 Red light.
00:24:04.780 Red light.
00:24:05.420 Pay attention, America.
00:24:06.560 Red light.
00:24:08.200 Now, there's some other things that are flashing, and I want to go through, that are yellow lights.
00:24:12.440 And they're serious, but they're not fatal at this point.
00:24:15.060 These are warnings, not verdicts.
00:24:18.720 Yellow light number one.
00:24:20.940 Currency confidence.
00:24:23.740 Gold is rising.
00:24:26.380 And the way gold is rising, it's not a collapse announcement.
00:24:30.780 It is a stress gauge.
00:24:33.180 It is a very important.
00:24:34.920 Do you know what gold is up to today?
00:24:36.600 It is trading now today, at least a few minutes before I went on the air.
00:24:40.560 Futures were trading at as high as $5,600 an ounce.
00:24:45.840 It was $4,900 an ounce on Friday.
00:24:49.240 Today, I'll give you some historic comparisons of this here in a few minutes.
00:24:56.280 It's not good.
00:24:58.240 Now, gold doesn't predict dates.
00:25:00.600 All that gold does is reflect trust or the lack of it.
00:25:04.920 And when people begin to move towards hard assets, what they're saying is,
00:25:09.760 I'm not sure any of these promises hold.
00:25:12.520 Well, what promises are those?
00:25:14.260 Promises of, we're a stable society.
00:25:16.720 Uh, we are not going to spend ourself into oblivion.
00:25:21.120 That our, our government and our Congress gets it.
00:25:24.660 And they're going to, they're going to stop spending so much and borrowing so much.
00:25:28.720 They don't know.
00:25:29.680 They no longer believe that NATO can hold the world together.
00:25:32.860 America can hold the world together.
00:25:34.360 They know things are beginning to get really dicey.
00:25:37.240 It's a yellow light and it is trending hotter every day.
00:25:40.800 Pay attention to that.
00:25:42.920 Now, yellow light number two, this goes along with yellow light.
00:25:49.640 Number one, debt saturation.
00:25:52.720 Debt isn't immoral, but debt that can't be discussed honestly, honestly, and paid back
00:26:02.660 is immoral.
00:26:03.920 And it's dangerous.
00:26:05.080 When a nation stops saying, how are we going to pay this bill?
00:26:09.260 When the nation says, who's going to pay this bill?
00:26:12.060 Who bears the burden of this bill?
00:26:15.600 Or they stop asking what happens if confidence breaks?
00:26:20.980 That's what's happening with gold.
00:26:22.440 What happens if people start to believe we're not going to pay this back?
00:26:25.160 That's when debt becomes corrosive and deadly.
00:26:28.600 Now we're not Rome yet, but this gauge is rising.
00:26:33.000 Yellow light number three, institutional distrust.
00:26:37.100 This goes with the red lights I gave you and the yellow lights.
00:26:41.240 Not skepticism, but distrust.
00:26:45.200 Skepticism is healthy.
00:26:46.900 Skepticism is the American system.
00:26:50.140 What are the first five rights in the First Amendment?
00:26:53.000 You have a right to freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of press,
00:26:58.240 freedom of assembly, meaning you can go and assemble in the streets,
00:27:01.620 and freedom of petition.
00:27:03.200 You can petition your government.
00:27:04.500 I want answers.
00:27:06.100 So skepticism is our First Amendment, and it's healthy.
00:27:10.860 Distrust is paralyzing.
00:27:13.700 When people believe the courts are illegitimate, that it doesn't matter,
00:27:18.240 you have to be connected.
00:27:19.560 You have to be on one side or the other.
00:27:20.740 If they believe elections are meaningless, law enforcement is either sacred
00:27:25.720 and can make no mistakes or evil and can do no good.
00:27:29.980 The system loses its elasticity, its ability to stretch and bend the way it has to.
00:27:37.620 That's yellow, not red, but close enough to pay attention
00:27:41.460 because it's getting deeper yellow.
00:27:44.240 Before I break, there are some green lights.
00:27:48.280 Let me give you that because these matter more than most people think
00:27:51.500 because the green lights are important.
00:27:56.040 Green light number one.
00:27:57.540 These are good things.
00:27:58.880 We're still arguing about right and wrong.
00:28:01.720 We're still having those debates.
00:28:04.600 Collapsing societies stop arguing about morality.
00:28:08.260 They argue only about power.
00:28:11.200 And we're still arguing about justice and what it means.
00:28:14.660 Limits, rights, responsibility.
00:28:17.380 That's not decay.
00:28:18.520 That's conscience.
00:28:19.460 It's still alive.
00:28:20.460 That's a green light.
00:28:21.480 That's a good light.
00:28:23.240 Green light number two.
00:28:25.440 The Constitution still exists, and it's still being cited.
00:28:31.440 Rome ruled by decree.
00:28:34.580 We're still fighting over the documents.
00:28:37.040 It's getting a little sketchy, but we're still arguing it.
00:28:42.000 And that tells you something powerful.
00:28:43.880 People still believe rules matter, even when they break them.
00:28:48.760 It's green, but it's fragile.
00:28:52.240 Green light number three.
00:28:54.720 I'm able to get on the air and speak to you about these warnings.
00:29:00.340 MSNBC is able to get on the air and speak to you about
00:29:03.400 what they see as warning signs.
00:29:06.620 Rome silenced its warnings.
00:29:09.800 We are today still able to have them on the air legally.
00:29:14.800 Both sides.
00:29:16.640 That alone means this system is not finished.
00:29:21.700 Early warning signs only matter before the catastrophe.
00:29:26.360 And here's the most important thing to remember.
00:29:28.580 Red lights do not mean doom.
00:29:30.580 Rome, they mean choice. 0.92
00:29:32.400 Make a choice.
00:29:35.140 Civilizations don't collapse because warnings exist.
00:29:37.980 They collapse because warnings are mocked, politicized, or ignored.
00:29:42.960 So the question is, not are we Rome?
00:29:47.320 Rome, the question is, will we do what Rome didn't do and respond to the warning signs
00:29:54.820 while the lights are still on?
00:29:56.720 Because once the panel goes dark, there are no more warnings.
00:30:03.980 Pay attention to the warning signs today.
00:30:06.000 This is the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
00:30:16.320 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
00:30:17.940 We're working really hard on a few things for you.
00:30:23.720 Every day we do something with George AI and Glenn AI, and I want to explain what that is.
00:30:29.400 George AI is something that I have built.
00:30:31.920 This is not ChatGPT.
00:30:33.480 This is something that my team, my tech team, has built.
00:30:37.820 I hired a really good tech group about, I don't know, eight months ago or so,
00:30:43.640 to build the AI part of my next phase of my life for education.
00:30:49.540 And George AI is a fully proprietary system that has the library that I have collected
00:30:59.300 and David Barton and Mercury One has collected over the years.
00:31:03.000 It is the largest library, third largest in the world for founding documents.
00:31:09.240 It's the largest private library on the founding.
00:31:11.440 It goes from the Pilgrims, and we've put up until about 1820,
00:31:16.920 all of the documents and everything else.
00:31:18.880 And it is very early on in this.
00:31:21.380 And right now, we are using it to create what is called George AI.
00:31:25.720 Jason, what is George AI on today?
00:31:29.760 George AI today is on, I was kind of motivated by the border czar heading to Minneapolis
00:31:36.000 and taking charge, the general, Tom Homan.
00:31:38.240 So I did it specifically on what the founders would have thought about the need for,
00:31:43.140 or the importance to the American project of having a strong and secure border
00:31:46.820 and the proper enforcement of immigration laws.
00:31:50.140 Is there even a debate on that?
00:31:51.960 Not only is there a debate, but if they do agree with that, why do they agree with it?
00:31:56.900 Reference all the founders.
00:31:58.640 And it's pretty enlightening.
00:31:59.700 So people know.
00:32:02.400 How do you get people, because people say, well, it's not ChatGPT.
00:32:05.700 How does it understand Minneapolis?
00:32:07.780 Can you explain this process real quick?
00:32:09.700 Yeah.
00:32:10.280 Specifically in this one, I didn't give any.
00:32:11.980 So normally, if I have to do that, I give a hypothetical situation,
00:32:15.520 and I have to type into it when I'm doing the prompt exactly what the hypothetical situation is.
00:32:22.060 And at one point, I even put a hypothetical.
00:32:24.820 I said the Department of Homeland Security.
00:32:26.720 It obviously didn't know what that was.
00:32:28.560 And it sounded like this was going to kick off a whole other debate.
00:32:31.100 I actually might have to do that one tomorrow, because that one might be interesting.
00:32:34.600 But anything that's happening that they wouldn't know about, I have to hypothetical into it.
00:32:39.280 So, and that stuff is not kept.
00:32:41.080 It's purged out of the memory.
00:32:42.500 So it is, we're keeping it clean.
00:32:44.240 It is only stuff from, the only things that the founders either wrote themselves or would have influenced that we know influenced their thinking at the time.
00:32:53.440 That's all that's in there.
00:32:55.240 And when it goes to Glenn AI, this again is not ChatGPT.
00:32:59.020 You could go and ask, you know, ChatGPT, hey, what would Glenn Beck think about?
00:33:03.100 And it would, I don't know, might get it right, might get it wrong, but it wouldn't be me for sure.
00:33:08.020 Glenn AI is all of my words, everything that I have ever said, printed, spoken on TV or radio, many of the stuff that I've said in speeches, 30 years of that, all put into, again, proprietary technology.
00:33:26.740 And it cannot take anything from the outside.
00:33:29.780 So if you asked it about the, you know, the earthquake of 89 in, you know, uh, in San Francisco, it probably wouldn't be able to find anything and tell you anything about it because it doesn't have that information.
00:33:42.000 It's only the things that I spoke into it.
00:33:44.260 So they are very, very different.
00:33:46.280 And every day we provide one of those things for you.
00:33:49.740 And we are guarding our credibility and making sure that everything we do with AI is marked AI.
00:33:56.440 So, you know, it is really important that, you know, some things are made by AI.
00:34:02.680 This one is the authentic real deal.
00:34:05.860 Um, and, and we have to guard our credibility and I am working really hard on that because I, as I said to you earlier today, I believe in five years, credibility is going to be the only thing has any value because no one's going to believe anything within five years.
00:34:21.980 Nothing will be believable.
00:34:23.460 And I think five years is an outside wall, um, which is why it really bothers me when people say, you know, Glenn Beck, you're just a shill for Donald Trump, not a shill for Donald.
00:34:34.380 I'm not a shill for anybody, for anybody.
00:34:37.080 I mean, anybody who has actually listened to this show, you know, that I criticize him hard when I believe he deserves it publicly, clearly without any hedging.
00:34:47.120 And I also praise him when I believe he earns it just as publicly and just as clearly that's not loyalty.
00:34:53.100 That's, that's judgment.
00:34:54.940 And I'm, I'm telling you this because this is how we all have to start to be.
00:34:59.420 We all have to just be fair down the middle.
00:35:02.840 I'm not for a man.
00:35:03.940 I'm for truth.
00:35:04.960 I'm not for a team.
00:35:06.160 I'm for truth.
00:35:07.240 And truth is really inconvenient because it refuses to stay on one team.
00:35:12.200 I was just talking to Jonathan Turley.
00:35:14.260 Uh, I've got a interview with him coming out next week with his book.
00:35:17.520 And yesterday we were talking and he said, uh, you know, I said to him, I said, you know, Jonathan, the reason why I love you is because you are so much like the constitution.
00:35:26.260 The constitution always doesn't, doesn't always cut my way.
00:35:28.640 The constitution doesn't always say, you know what, Glenn, you're right.
00:35:31.180 Sometimes it's like, Glenn, you're a dummy.
00:35:33.040 You're wrong.
00:35:33.680 And, and you, then you have a decision to make, I'm either going to deny the truth or I'm going to go, well, okay, well, the constitution says that's wrong.
00:35:42.020 So I guess I got to follow the constitution.
00:35:44.140 And I like those people who challenged me.
00:35:46.340 I like those people who I can't always, you know, put into a box, you know, I've said repeatedly in moments like what we're seeing right now in Minnesota, I may be wrong, but I lay out what I'm seeing.
00:35:59.140 And I explain the pattern that I believe is forming.
00:36:02.480 And then I do something apparently that drives people crazy.
00:36:05.100 I tell you what to watch for next.
00:36:06.760 I give you the markers and the timelines and the signals because analysis without accountability is propaganda.
00:36:13.460 That's it.
00:36:14.000 If the facts change, I have to change with it.
00:36:16.380 And I have to, and I have to tell you that, and that's not a weakness.
00:36:20.600 Do that in your own life.
00:36:21.880 That's not weakness.
00:36:22.600 That's integrity.
00:36:25.580 You know, the people have been saying, you know, chill for Donald Trump.
00:36:30.660 Cause I've, I've said recently, I don't find Donald Trump's negotiation skill remarkable.
00:36:34.920 I don't, I find it sometimes other worldly.
00:36:38.780 It's so good, but there's a pattern that you have to watch from.
00:36:43.120 It's not, is he so good?
00:36:44.380 It's his pattern.
00:36:45.500 And if you watch the pattern, the way he reframes, he pauses, he lets others overplay their hand.
00:36:51.800 And then he quietly gets everything he always wanted all along.
00:36:56.540 But could I be wrong about the things that he's doing right now?
00:36:59.340 Yes.
00:36:59.660 And I say, so every time I talk about one of the things I'm praising him for, I'm like, I hope this is what it is.
00:37:04.040 It could be wrong.
00:37:04.680 But I think, you know, there are two possible paths ahead of us all the time.
00:37:09.000 And there's two things that, you know, you get up in the morning and you can believe two things that are objective.
00:37:16.740 One, I'm ugly.
00:37:19.660 Two, I'm a pretty good looking person.
00:37:22.560 They're objective.
00:37:23.600 I mean, I mean, they're not objective.
00:37:25.020 They're subjective.
00:37:25.960 Okay.
00:37:26.220 There, there is no truth to that one way or another.
00:37:28.640 Why do we always unsubjective things?
00:37:32.180 Why do we always pick the damaging one?
00:37:34.680 Why do we always go?
00:37:35.680 Yeah, I'm really ugly.
00:37:36.980 Why?
00:37:39.000 And when it comes to truth, those, those are not subjective, but we, we will pretend it is.
00:37:49.420 And then we pretend we have certainty on that.
00:37:53.060 I just want people to watch the evidence, watch it with me, correct me.
00:37:56.960 You know, here's what troubles me.
00:37:59.880 We've lost the ability to hold hope without surrendering our brains.
00:38:04.340 Some people say Donald Trump is the savior.
00:38:07.120 That confuses me.
00:38:09.040 He's a man.
00:38:09.760 He's not our savior.
00:38:11.040 He's the only man that can do it.
00:38:12.480 Well, he, he is one of the only men.
00:38:14.760 I mean, I can't think of another that can do it, but he's not going to be the savior of us all.
00:38:19.500 And at the same time, other people say he's folded.
00:38:22.520 He's sold out and they raise that, you know, he's raised a white flag.
00:38:25.720 And that confuses me just as much because both positions demand faith without any evidence.
00:38:31.140 And they're pointed in opposite directions.
00:38:35.500 I reject both of those.
00:38:38.200 I mean, we have a choice right now.
00:38:40.100 You can go full black pill.
00:38:41.760 If you want, assume betrayal is inevitable, that nothing matters.
00:38:44.980 That discernment is naive, that all roads lead to someplace very, very dark, or we can do something far more difficult.
00:38:52.780 We can learn from history.
00:38:54.440 We can face the facts honestly.
00:38:56.420 We can choose optimism only if the facts support it, not fantasy, not blind trust, not, you know, measured hope.
00:39:05.460 Just let's not be a shill. 0.97
00:39:07.960 Let's be an adult.
00:39:12.640 And one thing, because I've been thinking about this all week, it's been bothering me, and it'll bother me until I get it off my chest.
00:39:18.060 I'm a recovering alcoholic.
00:39:20.540 I know what it feels like to lose your word.
00:39:22.960 But because alcoholics, if you're an alcoholic or a recovering alcoholic, you know exactly what I'm talking about.
00:39:27.600 You lied to everybody in your life.
00:39:29.120 You covered everything for your whole life while you were drinking.
00:39:32.780 You were drinking and telling everybody you weren't.
00:39:34.760 You had a problem when you told everybody you didn't.
00:39:38.220 I mean, you're really good at lying.
00:39:39.940 I was really good at looking in the mirror and lying even to myself.
00:39:44.020 Really good.
00:39:44.680 And eventually, your promises to yourself and your promises to everybody else eventually mean nothing.
00:39:50.120 And I remember the time when I was at my most broken, and I realized I didn't have anyone in my life at all, anyone who knew me, anybody who would listen to me, nothing, nothing.
00:40:03.600 Nobody believed a word I said because they shouldn't have, because I was a liar.
00:40:07.580 I was an alcoholic.
00:40:08.460 My whole life was a lie.
00:40:09.520 And all I said, I made a pact with the Lord.
00:40:13.500 I will do exactly what you asked me to do to the best of my ability if you will just help me regain the trust of people.
00:40:20.500 I just want to look somebody in the eye and say, this is true as I understand it.
00:40:26.120 And them to go, okay, Glenn, they might think I'm wrong, but at least they know I believe it.
00:40:32.160 And I vowed that I would never, ever violate that again.
00:40:38.520 I would never give it away, not for approval, not for power, not for money, not for access, nothing.
00:40:43.640 And I have spent 35 years rebuilding that bond.
00:40:47.080 And I am not going to throw it away for a politician or better podcast numbers or for applause or any of that.
00:40:54.700 Never.
00:40:55.140 If you're listening to this show, you should know I'm not, nor am I trying to get on Trump's good guy list.
00:41:03.360 Would I like to be there?
00:41:05.120 Yes.
00:41:05.620 Am I?
00:41:06.240 No.
00:41:07.280 I'm not on his bad guy list either.
00:41:09.780 I don't think.
00:41:11.400 I could be.
00:41:12.900 I don't want to be on any list, okay?
00:41:16.240 When I think somebody's right, I'll say so.
00:41:18.380 When I think they're wrong, I'll say that too.
00:41:20.000 And if I'm wrong, either direction, I'll reevaluate and I'll apologize.
00:41:23.300 And I have a long track record of that.
00:41:24.940 Here's the deal I made with myself.
00:41:27.720 I'm not going to break that.
00:41:29.800 And it's the deal I make with you.
00:41:31.680 I'll tell you what I believe.
00:41:33.060 I could be wrong, but it's what I believe.
00:41:35.020 And I ask you to do that too.
00:41:38.320 And if that's what you want in a host, you're in the right place.
00:41:42.100 But if you want a host that always agrees with you, who never challenges you, who never asks you to reconsider, never admits uncertainty, then you know what?
00:41:50.600 You're probably right.
00:41:51.400 This is not the show for you.
00:41:52.540 But actually, as I have been thinking about it, that actually makes me sad.
00:41:58.360 Because I value people who don't think like me.
00:42:01.600 I hire people that don't think like me. 0.99
00:42:03.940 I learn from people who don't think like me.
00:42:07.800 It sharpens my own thinking.
00:42:10.260 I'm sharper because of them.
00:42:12.560 But when disagreement instantly becomes, you're a sellout.
00:42:16.160 You're on the wrong team.
00:42:17.640 You're on the wrong side of history.
00:42:19.500 And it is absolutely known by the other person.
00:42:23.920 What do you do when curiosity becomes betrayal, when humility becomes weakness?
00:42:33.480 Well, for me, that tells me something.
00:42:36.560 Team jerseys are on too tight.
00:42:39.600 Whatever that team is that people want me to be on, I'm not on that team.
00:42:43.400 And I hope you're not either.
00:42:47.260 I'm a thinking human being.
00:42:50.080 I am an individual to act not to be acted upon.
00:42:54.340 I have my own mind, my own conscience, my own point of view, my own responsibility.
00:43:01.620 And I am inviting you every day if you're willing to be the same kind of person.
00:43:05.320 I warn you, it is harder, it is lonelier, but it is so worth it in the end.
00:43:11.500 It is a much better way to go through life.
00:43:14.920 And it is the only way I know how to do this job.
00:43:17.520 Investing is all about the future.
00:43:23.860 So what do you think is going to happen?
00:43:25.780 Bitcoin is sort of inevitable at this point.
00:43:28.280 I think it would come down to precious metals.
00:43:30.860 I hope we don't go cashless.
00:43:32.980 I would say land is a safe investment.
00:43:35.540 Technology, companies.
00:43:36.700 Solar energy.
00:43:37.700 Robotic pollinators might be a thing. 1.00
00:43:40.300 A wrestler to face a robot.
00:43:42.000 That will have to happen.
00:43:43.600 So whatever you think is going to happen in the future,
00:43:46.740 you can invest in it at Wealthsimple.
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