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On today's show Glenn Beck talks about the 5 Stages of the debt cycle and how we survive as a nation. He also talks about finding meaning as we head into the holiday season and why it's important to find meaning.
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Today's podcast, oh, well, the long version kind of goes into the five stages of the debt cycle
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And that one took a whole hour of the podcast today.
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And you need to listen to that if you're interested, grab it on the long form podcast.
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But on the best of, you're going to hear about finding meaning as we head into the holiday season
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Also, I kind of blew a gasket a couple of places.
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One, just trying to set the record straight on Churchill and Hitler.
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Then I got into this Mark Kelly story where, you know, he's ashamed of our secretary of war
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Because I have a question for you on that one, Mark Kelly.
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First, let me tell you about American financing.
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Every family has that number they're afraid to look at.
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You know, that's the total that you're spending on interest every month.
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And it's eating away at the money that should be going to your life,
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Most people think of getting out of debt or lowering a payment requires some huge drastic change.
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It just takes somebody who understands how these loans actually work.
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And American financing, they don't work for the banks.
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They're specialists that can look at your situation and say, here, right here, right here.
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Often, in fact, everybody who is working with them from this audience,
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the average is saving $830 every month because they picked up the phone and called them and said,
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All you have to do is call them now, 800-906-2440, 800-906-2440,
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Call 800-906-2440 for details about credit costs and terms.
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the nonsense of the mainstream media that they're trying to feed you.
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We work tirelessly to bring you the unfiltered truth because you deserve it.
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This is a movement, and you're part of it, a big part of it.
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So if you believe in what we're doing, you want more people to wake up,
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You know, as I'm looking at today's show and I'm trying to put everything together
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in a way that is consumable for you, something that will help you, help you understand,
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give you information that you can't really find anyplace else, and put you ahead of the game.
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So, you know, I've always felt my job is to put you in a situation to where you can be the guide.
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You're not going to be surprised what happens next because you've already heard it,
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you've thought about it, you've, you know, digested it, and when it happens,
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you can be the person that goes, no, no, no, don't go that way.
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And as I'm looking at, because I want to talk a little bit about socialism probably in hour number three today
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and what our kids are thinking about socialism, and in some ways it's inevitable.
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There's also what led them to socialism is the seeing that nothing has meaning, that we built, you know.
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There is this new attitude that is emerging across our culture.
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It's quiet, it's unsettled, and it's unmistakable, and it's the realization that the world that we have built doesn't build us.
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And in this last century, we have mistaken abundance for purpose.
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And we've stacked up skyscrapers and stitched supply chains together across continents,
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and we've filled warehouses, you know, the size, honestly, have you seen some of the warehouses that Amazon has built?
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They're the size of small nations, it feels like.
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And they're filled with everything, every object the human heart could possibly desire.
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And then we stand by and we ask, why is the human heart starving?
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Because our heart doesn't need any of that crap that's in that Amazon warehouse.
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We, in the past 100 years, and we're all coming to the same conclusion, I think, at the same time,
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We have taught our children to chase two gods, wealth and fame, okay?
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When you have a young kid, the typical question is, what do you want to be when you grow up?
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You want to be a doctor, an athlete, influencer, a billionaire?
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We've neglected the soul and instructed them in self-promotion.
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And then we wonder why an entire generation feels unmoored and suicidal, living in a world
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But as I said, something remarkable is happening.
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Not with anger, not with pitchforks, hopefully, but with a quiet rediscovery that meaning doesn't
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come from what you own, but from what you honor.
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I, this Thanksgiving, I sat with my son and we were up till about two o'clock in the morning.
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We had watched planes, trains, and automobiles.
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And then we just sat there and we talked and he started talking about school and he just
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And I, I, I, there's, there's a million kids like this.
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He's got everything going for him, but he just can't find his thing.
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And it's hard because his dad knew his thing when he was eight.
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And I remember when Rafe was 13 years old, he was with a friend, we were in Los Angeles
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and he was walking behind me with a friend and I was with somebody else.
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And, uh, my friend said to him, as I was told later, so what are you planning on?
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And then he pointed to me and he said, how do you compete with that?
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I went to him and I'm like, Rafe, Rafe, you're not competing with me.
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It's not about success, but it's hard to get that lesson to a kid when that's what the
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And so we were talking, I said, how are you doing in school?
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And we were talking and he said, you know, dad, I'm not like you.
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I didn't know what I wanted to be when I was eight.
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I just want to do something that is meaningful to me.
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And he's putting up all kinds of roadblocks in his life, et cetera, et cetera.
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And, uh, I said, wait a minute, Rafe, don't make the same mistake I made because I did know
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By the time I was 30, I had pursued it relentlessly.
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And every time I hit a milestone, it wasn't enough.
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I was out of control and I, I had just destroyed my whole life because I thought I knew exactly
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what I wanted and it was empty when I got there.
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And I said, now you're destroying yourself because you can't find what you want to do.
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Maybe perhaps, and this is just a perhaps, I don't know.
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Maybe perhaps we both got it wrong, that meaning is not found in what we do.
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Meaning is not found in our success or our failure.
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Maybe I was pursuing it in a way that was destructive and now you're pursuing in a different direction
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that is destructive because it's not based on meaning.
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There is a hunger for the, the one meaning that we have, we have really tried to find, you
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know, it, whether it's whispered or unspoken, that hunger for the one meaning that we have
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tried to find, we've also, we, we've erased it.
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The truth is we didn't build a world without purpose.
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I wanted to, so I wanted to start with, because we're in the Christmas season, how do we find
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Because we're not going to find it with a revolution.
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We're not going to find it by burning the world down, by remembering what was buried on
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the, you know, or left on the floor of Macy's and Walmart, somewhere between Black Friday
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and door busters and, you know, aisle five markdowns.
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We, we've, we've lost the gift of craftsmanship, the gift of time, the gift of stories, the
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gift of presence, the gift of gratitude, the gift of wonder, and the gift of God stepping
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into humanity and saying, you can start all over again.
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And I, I hope that as we're waking up to this place where there's no meaning in so many
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people's lives, that that is what we find, because that's what this time of year is supposed
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Maybe we should ask what lasts, what has real meaning?
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What will, what will help this person find meaning?
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What will help me find meaning by giving it to them?
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Instead of running our fingers over glass, glossy packaging, we pick up something with
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memory attached to it, an heirloom, a handwritten letter, a book that shaped our life, a framed
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We nearly forgot that once we remembered, we're like, oh my gosh, that was so important.
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Look for gifts that tell your child, I see who you're becoming and I believe in you.
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A gift that whispers, this is a piece of our story.
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A gift that says, I made this and I thought of you while I did it.
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Maybe the most meaningful thing we can give this year is that conversation like I had with
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Or an apology that you've been waiting decades to express or forgiveness that you never imagine
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Maybe it's time to teach the meaning behind all of it, the meaning behind the season itself.
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You know, and my kids were really small too, and you can make fun of me, mock me, or call
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But my kids on Christmas, I used to just give them boxes all wrapped up with bows filled with
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Because at two years old, they didn't know what the gift was.
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They just liked the bows and the wrapping and the unwrapping and the boxes of paper.
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But I think in some ways, that's what we're giving each other.
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Even though we've put something in that box, that's what we've turned this holiday into.
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But we've taken the real meaning, the baby Jesus, out of the picture.
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So we've removed the reason for the box and the wrapping.
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And so when we're done, we're left with empty boxes, empty gifts, empty hearts.
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It's found in rebuilding the smallest, most sacred corner of it.
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The home, the table, the family circle, the individual, the friend, the family member that is lost.
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As we talk today about what we have to do to rebuild our world, let's start with rebuilding the meaning.
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The same way that every civilization has, one virtue at a time, one tradition at a time, one generation at a time.
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If you're going shopping, don't look for the gifts that flash.
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Give the gift that remind your children not what they should be, but who they're meant to become.
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Give them the gift that began this season in the first place, the reminder that God himself stepped into the world and handed humanity the one gift that we can never outgrow, we can never outuse.
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It should never lay dusty because I need it every single day, and that is forgiveness.
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Because forgiveness inside of that gift is hope.
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So, I don't know if you saw this, but, you know, Luigi Mangione, he arrives at the courthouse yesterday.
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Now, he's the guy who, you know, I would say was accused of murdering a CEO of UnitedHealthcare.
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A guy who was actually trying to reform things on the inside, okay?
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Dozens of fans went to the courthouse just so they could catch a glimpse of this, you know, their hero.
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Meanwhile, at the same time, if you've noticed, we are villainizing the National Guard.
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Since they were deployed in the District of Columbia, August 11th, there had been 24 homicides.
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Homicides compared to last year, same time period, 61 homicides.
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That means the National Guard being there have saved 43 lives.
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So, I would like to ask, first of all, do black lives matter?
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Why are these guys all of a sudden being vilified?
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Every single one of us have felt the strain of what's going on.
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You can't just let 10, 12 million people into our country and then still expect to have a job for you.
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Still expect to have space in schools or resources in schools for your kids.
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You know, you want to know why your housing is so expensive?
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One reason is you can't move 10 million people in overnight and expect that your rent is not going to become more competitive because there's 10 million other people that want to rent a house.
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How is it that this is all disconnected from people?
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Unfortunately, I think because of political reasons.
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But, and part of this is because of the Bubba effect.
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They're like, yeah, well, I don't know anything about that CEO, but I'm glad somebody stood up and did something about it.
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Now, these people, ICE, the National Guard, and on the flip side, Mangione, they're symbols.
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But the problem here is, is we're using collectivism to make those symbols.
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We're not actually even looking for the actual real merit from the individual.
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Yesterday, I saw something online, and I'm not going to make any of this about personalities,
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because I am not going to get into a personality fight.
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But I saw an interview yesterday talking about Hitler again, trying to make Hitler into the good guy
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History, real history, is not a choose-your-own-adventure kind of thing.
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Orders in filing cabinets, telegrams, diaries, bodies.
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It's what actually happened, not what we hope happened.
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So let me just set the record straight on something, again, that is circulating.
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And it just, somebody just has to calmly just say what the truth is.
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The thing is now that Hitler had no intention toward the West.
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That Winston Churchill, not Adolf Hitler, is the villain who dragged the world into conflict.
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Let me just say this calmly, factually, and finally.
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The argument says that Britain roped the West into war by promising to defend Poland.
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Germany had already prepared to destroy Poland long before Neville Chamberlain ever made a pledge.
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Because in my history vault, I have one of the clearest pieces of proof.
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It's Hitler's operational blueprint for the invasion of Poland drafted in 1938, a year before Chamberlain said,
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I know that's hard to get your hand around, but your arms around, but Hitler was a liar.
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Austria, Czechoslovakia, Poland, then the East.
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Germany was already marching toward war, global war.
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The second thing that has to be said clearly, Hitler didn't have designs on Britain in the West.
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Hitler's detailed plan to invade and occupy Great Britain.
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You don't drop amphibious landing schedules across the English Channel, just in case.
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And before that, Hitler deployed a different strategy, diplomacy and subterfuge.
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In May 1941, the Deputy Fuhrer, Rudolf Hess, that's a name, flew solo into Scotland, hoping to secure a deal with sympathetic elements in Great Britain.
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Let Hitler dominate Europe and Germany would leave Britain alone.
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Well, that sounds really peaceful, unless you forget what Hitler meant by dominance.
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He meant dismantling sovereign nations, annihilating Jews, the Slavs, the gypsies, any political opponent, millions of human beings.
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In what world, in what world could a democratic nation be friends with that?
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Britain had internal Nazi sympathizers, and Hitler counted on them.
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Hitler believed Britain was divided, and he was right.
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Again, in my vault, I have it from Hitler's own schedule that was on his assistant's desk the whole time.
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Now you have the name and the time that he arrived.
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He had clear, documented sympathies for the Nazi regime.
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He said, reinstall me and you can do what you want.
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The Nazi files recovered after the war show explicit German plans to reinstall him after an occupation.
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Well, yeah, but Hitler's ideology, you know, made friendship with the West possible.
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Even if you pretend not to see the invasion plans and the Hess mission and the internal sympathizers, even if you erased every map, memo, and military order.
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Hitler's ideology made an alliance with the Western democracies absolutely impossible.
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And I'm going to get to Stalin here in a second, but hear me, hear me on this.
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Hitler believed the state was supreme, that the German people existed for the Reich.
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In America, the Constitution is supreme, and it exists to limit the states.
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Rights come from the Führer and the government in Germany.
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In America, rights come from God, and the government is the servant, not the master.
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The West is built on the sanctity of the individual.
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In Germany, the West, at its best, rejects racial supremacy.
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The declaration starts with all men are created equal, not some races are destined to rule.
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There will nowhere in our documents to say the state must expand endlessly.
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You cannot align with a regime whose foundational premise is that human dignity is a myth.
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Well, the West chose Stalin because we thought he was better.
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People are arguing now that the Allies should have sided with Hitler instead of Stalin.
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No rational reading of history supports any of that.
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Hitler and Stalin were both monstrous, monstrous.
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And the Ribbentrop pack proved that they were natural partners in evil, carving up Poland like a holiday roast, okay?
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Once Hitler launched Operation Barbassoa, is that what it's called, Stu?
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When they turned to Russia, the question for us was no longer, hey, which dictator is better?
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The question was, which outcome prevents Hitler from ruling all of Europe?
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Because if Hitler defeated the Soviet Union, the resources of the east, all the oil, all the grain, all the industry, all the manpower, would have made the Third Reich unstoppable.
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Or do you want to stay out and let them have all of that power?
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Only one, Hitler, had a trajectory of global domination at that time.
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Also, racial extermination and total state worship that could not coexist with Western civilization.
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We knew we were going to be in war with Stalin at some point.
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He was the one saying we can't have this guy as an ally.
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Chamberlain didn't conjure up a conflict out of thin air.
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And if you want to say you don't believe in the camps, God help us all.
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To suggest otherwise, I mean, what is your intent to rehabilitate him?
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I mean, you're repeating the arguments Hitler made to excuse his aggression.
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This is not about defending Churchill, who I think is a hero.
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But it's about defending the record, the truth.
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So in our moment of confusion and upheaval and ideological extremism, we don't lose our footing on the bedrock of fact.
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When we begin to question whether the West should have resisted Hitler, where are we going?
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When we entertain the idea that freedom and tyranny could have coexisted, you're not just rearranging interpretations.
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You're reopening a door millions died to close.
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Did the United States do bad things in World War II?
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You know, sometimes, sometimes your only choice is between bad and worse.
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You cannot allow somebody like Hitler just to continue to grow and grow and grow and gobble the resources and then take over the Soviet Union.
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Have all of those resources to take the rest of the world?
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Be very careful when someone tells you the villain wasn't really the villain.
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Woe unto him who makes evil good and good evil.
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When you have somebody telling you the villain is not the villain, that story never ends well.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
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There's a couple of stories here that I think require a little bit of time here going over.
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First of all, the New York Times, the New York Times has refuted the WAPO reporting on the Hegseth story.
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Now, if you remember, the Hegseth story from the Washington Post is was playing backup to people like Mark Kelly, who, you know, were part of that, you know, video where the guy, you know, war crimes and you're going to be tried for war crimes.
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And if you see a war crime in a legal order, you should disobey it.
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OK, well, yeah, they're taught that and everybody should know that.
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And, you know, again, the Pentagon teaches that to the soldiers.
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This has never been done by members of Congress.
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But WAPO, of course, you know, sends the message to the rest of the world that, well, it was our secretary, Hegseth, who ordered the killing of some people that survived this launch on a boat.
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And then Pete called them up and said, kill them.
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And that's what Mark Kelly was saying this last weekend.
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Now, the New York Times, not exactly a Trumpy kind of paper, comes out and says, no, we actually have five sources on this.
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White House responded yesterday and they said, yeah, it was the commander that made that call.
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Then you have Mark Kelly coming on and saying some more things.
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You know, Franklin, the turtle, the kid's book about the turtle.
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Apparently, Hegseth retweeted or tweeted a picture of, you know, like Franklin magazine and he's, you know, up on an American chopper and he's firing down on, you know, drug runners in a boat.
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And this causes Mark Kelly to say this possible mission.
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And instead, he runs around on a stage like he's a 12 year old playing army.
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And I can't imagine what our allies think of looking at that guy in this job, one of the most important jobs in our country.
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In my view, after the president of the United States, it is the next most important job.
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He is in the National Command Authority for nuclear weapons.
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And last night, he's putting out on the Internet turtles with rocket propelled grenades killing.
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Let me ask you, where were you on the leadership of the Pentagon when they pulled out of Afghanistan?
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Were you saying, what are our allies thinking about that?
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How about when What's-His-Face decided to go get, what was it, surgery, was out on surgery, didn't alert anyone that he was, what was his name, Lloyd Austin, right?
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And he's out on surgery and he doesn't tell anybody.
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Then he goes on vacation, something happens and they call him, they're like, where are you?
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And he's like, I'll come back when I come back.
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You want to talk about being in line with the nuclear weapons?
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More importantly, Mr. Kelly, let me ask you, what do you think our allies thought about the health of our nation when several Democratic senators got together
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and for the first time in American history pulled to Venezuela and questioned the military and said, we will hold you responsible for any crimes against humanity.
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By the way, we're not telling you what those are.
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Let me ask you, if people in the Duma would have made that exact same video and said, question the authority of Putin.
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And if he's telling you to go into Ukraine, that's going to be a war crime.
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And we're going to prosecute you and don't listen to them and don't listen to his secretary of war either.
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Would we think that they're a nation that can defend itself, will defend itself, is willing to go to war?
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Would we look at that and go, that's a strong nation, don't screw with them.
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Or if we had designs on that nation, would we say, you know what?
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Did you think about what our allies might have been saying when you made the video and released it to the world?
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You can go bring the Joint Chiefs of Staff in and you call them on the carpet and say, look, I've got to tell you something.
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We're going to be investigating this if we get control.
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But you bring them into a private room and you say that with all your like-minded senators in a private room.
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You don't make a video and release it to the world.
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And I had said, you know, you want to impeach the guy, you impeach him on this.
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But I said, that is the stuff that at least, if it's true, is impeachable.
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And, Mr. Beck, the president would like to see you in the Oval tomorrow.
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I go in and I knew this was going to be the longest hour of my life.
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And I sit down in the, honest to God, it was in the Zelensky chair.
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And I got from George Bush what Zelensky got from Trump.
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And he starts out with, a lot of people think they know what it's like to be the president.
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And I was like, oh, my gosh, this is going to be very, very long and agonizing.
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And we get about a half hour into all of this stuff.
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And he's telling me what's actually going on on the ground.
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And I screw my courage to the sticking place and say, excuse me, Mr. President,
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this is the president that America needs to see.
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Why don't you say these things to the American public?
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And he tells me about how he has made deals with the Pentagon.
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All of the eyes of all of the leaders of the world, including all of their intelligence officials.
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And they watch everything that every major official says in the United States, especially the president.
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He said, I look, I shift my eyes at the wrong time.
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They think, well, that means he's not saying this.
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He's like, I'm juggling so many things in my head that I can't say or can't do because of X, Y, or Z.
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Now, whether you agree with that or not doesn't matter.
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The reason why I tell you that story is, Mark Kelly, did you even consider what Five Eyes might be saying about that video?
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What China, how they might be analyzing that video?
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How that affects our national stability in this country?
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Screw you're trying to, in my opinion, start a color revolution.
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Let's just talk about how does this make us stronger with national defense?
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You call people into a private room and say that, like has always been done in the United States of America.
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What you did has never been done in the United States.
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They respected the fact that their voice would be heard by foreigners and foreign nations, many of them adversaries.
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And so they showed just a modicum of restraint that you, sir, couldn't find.
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So please don't preach to me about how embarrassing it is that he's putting a cartoon out.
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But, yeah, I'd rather have my secretary of war not put cartoons out.
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But, unfortunately, that's the way of the world now, isn't it?
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I mean, you know, you can only get attention by people with people with doing stupid memes.
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You needed all of you to get together and say, we'd like the Joint Chiefs to meet us at the Capitol.
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I mean, unless you're trying to collapse the United States, make our enemies stronger, and foment a color revolution, which I'm sure you're...
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What? Color revolution? I don't even know what that is.
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