The Glenn Beck Program - March 25, 2024


Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Andrew McCarthy ｜ 3⧸25⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

40 minutes

Words per Minute

143.04593

Word Count

5,737

Sentence Count

400

Misogynist Sentences

5

Hate Speech Sentences

5


Summary

The Department of Justice announces a new entity that will train state and local officials on procedures to apply red flag laws to confiscate firearms from gun owners who are a threat to themselves or others. Glenn Beck explains why this is a bad idea.


Transcript

00:00:00.720 Hello. My name is Glenn Beck. I'm a talk show host. And this is the podcast.
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00:02:13.980 So after they signed the new budget deal, President Joe Biden's Department of Justice unveiled a brand new entity that will train state and local officials on procedures to apply red flag laws to confiscate firearms from gun owners who are a threat to themselves or to others.
00:02:38.120 Now, I want you to understand, this is not something that has passed through Congress.
00:02:44.300 These red flag laws have been going up for states, and the federal government has been offering people help and advice and lots of money if they will join.
00:02:56.220 So the Department of Justice announced on Saturday the creation of the National Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center.
00:03:05.240 That's going to be hard to get that whole thing over the door of the building.
00:03:09.060 I'm just saying, it's not real catchy.
00:03:12.360 The National Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center.
00:03:17.760 The entity is just going to be called the center.
00:03:21.560 The National Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center will provide training and technical assistance to law enforcement, officials, prosecutors, attorneys, judges, clinicians, victim services, social service providers, community organizations, behavioral health professionals responsible for implementing laws designed to keep guns out of the hands of people who pose a threat to themselves or others.
00:03:49.880 So these are laws, not simple guidelines.
00:04:17.700 These are laws, and they are being implemented by behavioral health professionals who are responsible for those laws.
00:04:27.100 Oh, I don't remember.
00:04:29.400 Stu, who did you vote for on your behavioral health professionals that are responsible for these laws?
00:04:35.400 Which one did you vote for?
00:04:37.240 You know, I don't remember.
00:04:38.940 There were so many good candidates this year.
00:04:41.540 I know.
00:04:42.560 We had more candidates, and yet we ended up with these losers.
00:04:45.840 The DOJ said in a statement, the ERPO laws, which are modeled off domestic violence protection orders, create a civil process allowing law enforcement, family members in most states, and medical professionals or other groups in some states,
00:05:06.480 to petition a court to petition a court to temporarily prohibit someone from harming themselves or others from purchasing or possessing firearms for the duration of the order.
00:05:17.100 Now, the National Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center's website declares that it will provide training and technical assistance, such as the development and dissemination of training for ERPO stakeholders.
00:05:35.620 Stu, are you a stakeholder in this law?
00:05:37.420 Well, because they didn't consult me.
00:05:40.920 Or my representative.
00:05:43.100 My understanding is you do not need to be consulted to be a stakeholder.
00:05:48.840 You sort of just forced into that life.
00:05:51.420 Yeah, okay.
00:05:52.160 Because your representative is supposed to represent you.
00:05:56.500 This is the way stakeholder—we're not making this up.
00:05:58.660 This is the way the stakeholder system works.
00:06:01.240 You have your vote.
00:06:03.760 That's it.
00:06:04.460 You have your vote.
00:06:06.800 Now, you voted for a representative.
00:06:09.120 And sorry, but this one didn't even go through Congress, so you know.
00:06:15.560 This just went through the Department of Justice.
00:06:19.640 Okay, so the development and dissemination of trainings for ERPO stakeholders,
00:06:24.660 support for states and local jurisdictions to implement ERPO programs,
00:06:32.600 facilitation of peer-to-peer engagement with model ERPO learning sites,
00:06:40.120 delivery of presentations and webinars to advance states and localities' knowledge on key ERPO topics.
00:06:48.560 Now, the red flag laws allow the government to confiscate firearms from legal gun owners without due process.
00:07:00.980 Wait a minute.
00:07:01.700 Hang on just a second.
00:07:03.560 I just saw something up here.
00:07:07.760 ERPO laws, which are modeled after domestic,
00:07:10.240 create a civil process allowing law enforcement, family members, and medical professions,
00:07:15.600 and states to petition a court to temporarily prohibit someone risking harm to themselves.
00:07:20.040 So wouldn't that be, because I've got to go to court, I guess they're not modeling after that, right?
00:07:30.360 I don't even get to face my accuser.
00:07:32.960 Oh, that's an interesting piece of democracy I don't recall ever seeing before.
00:07:38.440 So I don't get to go to court.
00:07:41.440 My accuser and the ERPO people are just going to come to my house and take my gun
00:07:48.640 because somebody has said I am a danger to myself or to the community,
00:07:53.920 and I have no due process.
00:07:58.340 Huh.
00:07:59.520 That's interesting.
00:08:00.420 The DOJ press release said 21 states and the District of Columbia, shockingly, have enacted ERPO laws.
00:08:10.320 The White House noted that only six of the states that implemented ERPO laws have utilized federal funds
00:08:16.980 from the bipartisan Safer Communities Act, which offers $750 million for red flag programs.
00:08:26.020 Medical health courts, love those medical health courts, drug courts, and even veteran treatment courts.
00:08:34.880 Veteran treatment courts.
00:08:37.120 Man, do you remember when the government was pushing that you would get out and you'd get more money from the VA?
00:08:44.300 You'd get special treatment from the VA if you would just say that you had some PSDD?
00:08:50.420 Is that it?
00:08:51.120 PTSD.
00:08:52.280 Remember that?
00:08:52.800 If you claimed PTSD, you'd get extra benefits.
00:08:57.740 So a lot of guys were like, yeah, I'm going to do that.
00:09:00.140 And I remember saying on the air, don't do that because now you're marking yourself as unstable.
00:09:06.280 And if you're unstable, all the government has to do is say anybody who, you know, claim to have PTSD,
00:09:14.680 well, gosh darn it, they can't have their guns because they might harm themselves or others.
00:09:19.820 Oh, my gosh.
00:09:22.840 Now, the National Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center is a collaboration.
00:09:29.660 It is a public-private partnership between Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions
00:09:36.580 and the U.S. Department of Justice and the Bureau of Justice Assistance.
00:09:42.480 I don't even know what justice assistance is, but I'm sure that, you know, it's all great and full of great people.
00:09:51.740 The Attorney General told us over the weekend the launch of the National Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center
00:09:56.720 will provide our partners across the country with valuable resources to keep firearms out of the hands of individuals
00:10:04.460 who pose a threat to themselves and others.
00:10:06.060 The establishment of the center is the latest example of the Justice Department's work to use every tool
00:10:12.260 provided by the landmark bipartisan Safer Communities Act to protect communities from gun violence.
00:10:21.780 Now, I don't know about you, but when that Safer Communities Act was passed,
00:10:29.060 I remember a lot of talk about, hey, that's going to lead to a giant new organization
00:10:36.000 that is going to be working with a hospital.
00:10:40.080 By the way, the very first German progressive hospital, it's John Hopkins that started it all, kids.
00:10:49.060 So they're working with John Hopkins to define what people should be looking for,
00:10:55.840 and that way they can just take your gun away without any kind of due process.
00:11:02.700 I think this is good. I think this is good.
00:11:05.700 Now, the story does say that conservatives have been bashing the center
00:11:09.500 as a new version of government overreach that attempts to infringe on the Second Amendment rights.
00:11:15.060 Stu, how could these people think, these conservatives think, that this is government overreach
00:11:22.780 attempting to infringe on the Second Amendment rights?
00:11:25.840 You know these conspiracy theorists. This is what they do every time, you know?
00:11:31.820 And you would know.
00:11:34.520 Wait, what do you mean?
00:11:35.820 Your Honor, it was Stu. It wasn't me.
00:11:38.980 I don't know what you're talking about. He's the real danger.
00:11:41.580 He's the puppet master.
00:11:42.800 Let's see.
00:11:48.940 David Harsany said,
00:11:51.240 Defending democracy by stripping Americans of their due process and Second Amendment rights
00:11:55.560 is using unilateral federal decree.
00:12:00.100 That's what this is.
00:12:01.280 Timing of this is intentional.
00:12:03.620 This is an unauthorized attack on our Second Amendment.
00:12:06.680 Libertarian activist Spike Cohen said this is federal red flag.
00:12:12.500 Dana Lash said,
00:12:13.580 This won't apply to Hunter Biden, illegal aliens, or cartel members that Dems fight to arm.
00:12:18.940 This is an attack on due process, ignores existing laws,
00:12:22.200 and provides a way to adjudicate someone ineligible.
00:12:25.480 All previous tragedies were preventable without removal of due process.
00:12:32.100 J. Michael Waller said,
00:12:34.660 They will build the political police by whatever means necessary,
00:12:38.280 and the official count for the Libertarian Party.
00:12:41.500 We will resist until the end of time.
00:12:44.820 The right to keep and bear arms is non-negotiable.
00:12:48.220 Your red flag schemes will fail.
00:12:50.500 Now, I'd like to comment more on this,
00:12:56.240 but my attorney is telling me now,
00:12:59.900 sure,
00:13:00.860 that anything I say can and will be used against me in a court of law,
00:13:06.240 if I ever get to see a court of law,
00:13:10.220 because of the red flag laws,
00:13:12.480 and the Department of Justice's
00:13:16.260 National Extreme Risk Protection
00:13:19.160 Order Resource Center.
00:13:28.620 Thank you, Joe Biden.
00:13:30.640 Thank you.
00:13:31.500 I see who's fighting for the American way of law,
00:13:35.540 and the American way of life,
00:13:37.320 and the Constitution,
00:13:38.460 and our Bill of Rights.
00:13:39.420 I salute you,
00:13:40.860 Mr. President.
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00:15:10.080 This is the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:15:17.680 Hey, so, you know,
00:15:20.640 I thought we'd look at the Constitution.
00:15:23.120 A caller last hour was right on the money
00:15:26.600 when he said, you know,
00:15:28.340 this center that can take your gun away
00:15:31.880 without due process.
00:15:33.220 Yeah, that's a big one.
00:15:36.100 That's a, you know,
00:15:37.000 violation of the Second Amendment.
00:15:38.980 But it's also a violation
00:15:42.940 of many other amendments.
00:15:45.540 I want to go through the, you know,
00:15:48.220 just the first 10 amendments, okay?
00:15:50.580 First of all,
00:15:51.460 do you know how the Bill of Rights came about?
00:15:54.660 Listen to what they wrote.
00:15:58.180 This is, this is at the top of the page.
00:16:00.840 Resolved.
00:16:02.400 Resolved by the Senate
00:16:03.480 and the House of Representatives
00:16:04.560 of the United States of America
00:16:05.900 in Congress assembled.
00:16:07.680 Two-thirds of both houses concurring
00:16:10.400 that the following articles
00:16:12.220 be proposed to the legislatures
00:16:14.280 of several states
00:16:15.620 as amendments to the Constitution
00:16:18.100 of the United States.
00:16:19.400 So, here's a group of people.
00:16:22.800 Imagine this.
00:16:23.880 Two-thirds say,
00:16:26.280 we believe these things should be done,
00:16:29.280 but we have to send them
00:16:30.720 to all of the states to ratify,
00:16:33.160 and they need two-thirds
00:16:34.780 to be able to pass it in their state,
00:16:37.420 and then we will need
00:16:38.800 two-thirds of all the states to agree.
00:16:41.280 Okay?
00:16:43.280 Wow, what a process.
00:16:44.820 And what are they trying to do?
00:16:46.260 Get themselves a raise?
00:16:47.820 No.
00:16:48.040 Give themselves more power?
00:16:49.700 No.
00:16:50.260 The exact opposite.
00:16:53.420 Here's what they say.
00:16:55.300 The amendments to the Constitution
00:16:57.020 of the United States,
00:16:58.060 all or any of which articles,
00:17:00.460 when ratified by three-fourths
00:17:01.940 of the legislatures,
00:17:03.600 to be valid in all intents
00:17:05.380 and purposes as part
00:17:07.240 of said constitution.
00:17:09.260 Articles in addition to,
00:17:11.380 and amendment of the Constitution
00:17:13.180 of the United States of America
00:17:14.440 proposed by Congress
00:17:15.480 and ratified by the legislature
00:17:17.120 of several states.
00:17:18.860 They're saying here
00:17:20.120 that the,
00:17:23.340 after the convention,
00:17:24.860 a number of states
00:17:26.320 having at the time
00:17:28.300 adopted the Constitution,
00:17:30.220 this is in the little preamble here,
00:17:33.620 expressed a desire
00:17:35.100 in order to prevent
00:17:37.760 misconstruction or abuse
00:17:39.820 of its power.
00:17:41.380 So the guys
00:17:42.900 in the government
00:17:43.780 said,
00:17:44.380 I'm afraid people
00:17:45.340 are going to abuse
00:17:46.500 the power
00:17:47.460 and misunderstand
00:17:48.460 the Constitution.
00:17:51.160 So,
00:17:52.660 quote,
00:17:54.040 further declaratory
00:17:55.460 and restrictive
00:17:56.800 clauses
00:17:57.920 should be added.
00:18:00.220 And as extending
00:18:01.580 the ground
00:18:02.220 of public confidence
00:18:03.160 in the government
00:18:04.300 will best ensure
00:18:05.500 the benefit
00:18:07.440 ends
00:18:08.140 of the institution.
00:18:09.640 So,
00:18:10.900 they're saying,
00:18:12.020 look,
00:18:13.020 nobody trusts
00:18:13.740 the government
00:18:14.140 right now.
00:18:14.920 Does that sound familiar?
00:18:15.960 Nobody trusts
00:18:16.520 the government
00:18:16.840 right now.
00:18:17.720 So we want to pass
00:18:18.820 several amendments here
00:18:21.340 that will protect
00:18:22.520 the rights
00:18:23.020 and make sure
00:18:24.260 that the hands
00:18:25.240 are tied
00:18:25.820 of the federal government.
00:18:27.520 They're saying
00:18:28.480 these are
00:18:29.320 restrictive clauses.
00:18:32.080 And by
00:18:32.560 telling the people
00:18:34.040 we will never
00:18:35.200 do these things,
00:18:37.300 confidence
00:18:37.640 will be gained.
00:18:38.420 I contend
00:18:40.820 our problem
00:18:42.620 is
00:18:43.280 we're no longer
00:18:44.140 unified
00:18:44.700 on
00:18:45.400 these 10 articles.
00:18:47.700 We no longer
00:18:48.640 care about them.
00:18:49.700 We no longer
00:18:50.500 learn them,
00:18:51.280 teach them,
00:18:51.900 know them.
00:18:53.300 So here's
00:18:54.320 Article 1.
00:18:56.460 Amendment number 1.
00:18:57.480 Congress shall make
00:18:58.300 no law
00:18:59.120 respecting
00:19:00.380 an establishment
00:19:01.240 of religion.
00:19:02.100 religion.
00:19:02.820 I contend
00:19:04.240 we are violating
00:19:05.620 that right now
00:19:06.900 because
00:19:07.960 what we are
00:19:09.360 celebrating
00:19:10.000 is a religion.
00:19:12.380 It has a cult
00:19:13.800 following.
00:19:14.380 It has nothing
00:19:15.780 to do with science
00:19:17.060 or even
00:19:18.000 common sense.
00:19:19.420 It has a
00:19:21.040 tribunal
00:19:21.820 that will
00:19:22.220 excommunicate you
00:19:23.440 from society
00:19:24.400 if you don't
00:19:25.100 get involved.
00:19:25.740 it has
00:19:26.680 rituals.
00:19:27.760 It has
00:19:28.700 laws
00:19:29.420 that you
00:19:30.140 just must
00:19:31.140 accept
00:19:31.920 on faith.
00:19:34.720 I know
00:19:35.540 that's pushing
00:19:36.100 it,
00:19:36.580 but I think
00:19:37.060 they're doing
00:19:37.520 that.
00:19:38.400 They are
00:19:39.360 also breaking
00:19:40.280 the second
00:19:40.920 part of the
00:19:42.100 First Amendment,
00:19:42.880 prohibiting the
00:19:43.580 free exercise
00:19:44.440 of religion.
00:19:45.840 They did
00:19:47.200 that during
00:19:47.720 COVID.
00:19:49.180 Abridging
00:19:49.740 the freedom
00:19:50.260 of speech
00:19:50.980 or of the
00:19:51.640 press
00:19:52.040 and the
00:19:53.060 right of
00:19:53.420 the people
00:19:53.800 to peacefully
00:19:54.620 assemble
00:19:55.280 and to
00:19:55.800 petition the
00:19:56.440 government
00:19:56.760 for a
00:19:57.220 redress
00:19:57.640 of grievances.
00:19:59.320 They don't
00:20:00.000 want you
00:20:00.280 standing up.
00:20:02.340 They don't
00:20:02.980 want you
00:20:03.260 standing up.
00:20:04.160 They'll do
00:20:04.420 everything they
00:20:05.000 can to
00:20:05.900 make sure
00:20:06.420 you sit
00:20:07.300 down.
00:20:07.680 If you're
00:20:07.960 a constitutionalist,
00:20:09.100 enough of this
00:20:09.620 national
00:20:10.600 Christian
00:20:11.280 nationalist
00:20:12.160 stuff.
00:20:12.800 Enough of
00:20:13.140 that.
00:20:14.140 Don't dismiss
00:20:14.840 it.
00:20:15.100 It's real.
00:20:16.440 It's very,
00:20:17.240 very small,
00:20:18.100 but it's
00:20:18.440 real.
00:20:19.560 So don't
00:20:20.100 call yourself
00:20:20.680 a Christian
00:20:21.140 nationalist.
00:20:21.820 Don't allow
00:20:22.720 yourself to
00:20:23.940 fall into
00:20:24.340 that trap.
00:20:24.940 No, you're
00:20:25.260 not.
00:20:25.640 You might
00:20:26.000 be a
00:20:26.320 Christian,
00:20:27.060 but you
00:20:27.740 are also
00:20:28.180 a
00:20:28.420 constitutionalist.
00:20:30.060 You
00:20:30.240 believe in
00:20:31.300 the Constitution
00:20:32.080 of the
00:20:32.640 United States
00:20:33.380 and the
00:20:34.880 articles of
00:20:36.180 the Constitution
00:20:37.380 of the
00:20:38.620 Bill of
00:20:39.080 Rights.
00:20:39.520 You believe
00:20:40.060 in all of
00:20:40.500 that stuff.
00:20:41.380 That's all
00:20:41.780 you want.
00:20:42.340 Article 2,
00:20:45.740 a well-regulated
00:20:47.160 militia being
00:20:47.940 necessary to
00:20:48.660 the security
00:20:49.160 of a free
00:20:49.680 state,
00:20:50.100 the right
00:20:50.480 of the
00:20:50.720 people to
00:20:51.140 keep and
00:20:51.520 bear arms
00:20:52.000 shall not
00:20:52.460 be infringed.
00:20:53.680 That's the
00:20:54.320 one that
00:20:55.120 everybody will
00:20:55.740 look to
00:20:56.300 on this
00:20:57.320 particular
00:20:57.920 new center
00:20:59.700 from the
00:21:00.460 Department of
00:21:01.000 Justice.
00:21:02.300 They
00:21:02.600 well-regulated
00:21:05.000 militia.
00:21:05.500 would that
00:21:06.280 make sense?
00:21:07.800 Would it
00:21:08.380 make sense
00:21:09.160 that the
00:21:11.000 people
00:21:11.740 couldn't
00:21:12.940 have guns
00:21:13.940 and the
00:21:15.820 federal
00:21:16.300 government
00:21:16.820 would have
00:21:17.460 a huge
00:21:18.000 army?
00:21:20.020 No.
00:21:21.120 In fact,
00:21:21.600 we never
00:21:21.940 had a
00:21:22.480 standing
00:21:22.840 army.
00:21:25.080 We were
00:21:26.020 the soldiers.
00:21:27.080 We would
00:21:27.660 be called
00:21:28.100 up to
00:21:28.440 arms.
00:21:28.840 So you'd
00:21:29.580 have your
00:21:30.040 own arms.
00:21:30.980 And then
00:21:31.880 when there
00:21:32.780 was war,
00:21:33.560 you'd be
00:21:34.160 called up
00:21:34.740 in a
00:21:35.080 militia.
00:21:36.440 But you
00:21:37.740 had the
00:21:38.160 right to
00:21:38.540 protect
00:21:38.900 yourself
00:21:39.400 with a
00:21:39.880 gun as
00:21:40.560 well.
00:21:41.000 Not I
00:21:41.420 was for
00:21:41.820 fishing or
00:21:42.920 hunting or
00:21:43.680 one of
00:21:44.020 those things.
00:21:44.700 No, it
00:21:44.980 wasn't.
00:21:46.080 No, it
00:21:46.320 wasn't.
00:21:48.200 Article 3,
00:21:49.260 I think we
00:21:49.600 can skip
00:21:50.080 over.
00:21:50.460 No, no,
00:21:51.060 actually not.
00:21:52.240 No soldier
00:21:52.740 shall in
00:21:53.300 time of
00:21:53.640 peace be
00:21:54.040 quartered in
00:21:54.540 any house
00:21:55.180 without the
00:21:55.640 consent of
00:21:56.160 the owner
00:21:56.560 nor in
00:21:57.640 time of
00:21:58.200 war, but
00:21:59.080 in a manner
00:21:59.580 to be
00:21:59.940 prescribed by
00:22:00.940 law.
00:22:01.680 So Article
00:22:02.360 3, I
00:22:02.960 think you
00:22:03.380 could make
00:22:03.880 the case.
00:22:04.520 I don't
00:22:04.800 think you'd
00:22:05.080 win, but
00:22:05.380 you could
00:22:05.660 make the
00:22:06.040 case that
00:22:07.180 our government
00:22:07.760 is quartered.
00:22:09.320 Soldiers are
00:22:10.080 quartered in
00:22:10.700 our house
00:22:11.120 because they
00:22:11.820 are in a
00:22:12.200 public-private
00:22:12.800 partnership with
00:22:14.360 Amazon and
00:22:15.460 everybody else.
00:22:16.720 They are, they're
00:22:18.060 gaining access to
00:22:20.200 our papers, to
00:22:21.240 our letters, to
00:22:22.260 our emails, to
00:22:23.240 our phone calls.
00:22:24.900 That's what the
00:22:25.880 government was
00:22:26.580 doing that made
00:22:28.220 this article
00:22:29.360 important.
00:22:30.180 The king would
00:22:30.920 say, you know
00:22:31.480 what, find out
00:22:32.220 what those
00:22:32.660 guys are
00:22:33.040 doing over
00:22:33.500 there, and
00:22:34.580 you know
00:22:34.820 what, just
00:22:35.220 go into
00:22:35.600 their house.
00:22:36.240 You live
00:22:36.740 there.
00:22:37.100 I'm going to
00:22:37.440 quarter you
00:22:37.980 in their
00:22:38.360 house so
00:22:38.820 you can
00:22:39.220 spy on
00:22:39.860 them.
00:22:41.760 It's just
00:22:42.480 in a
00:22:42.800 different way,
00:22:43.520 but that's
00:22:43.880 what's
00:22:44.120 happening.
00:22:46.320 Fourth
00:22:46.760 amendment, the
00:22:47.780 right of
00:22:48.140 people to be
00:22:48.740 secure in
00:22:49.600 their persons.
00:22:50.820 Do you feel
00:22:51.200 secure in
00:22:51.640 your person?
00:22:53.040 Houses,
00:22:54.080 paper,
00:22:54.940 effects,
00:22:55.500 against all
00:22:56.820 unreasonable
00:22:57.480 search and
00:22:58.460 seizures shall
00:23:00.120 not be
00:23:01.240 violated.
00:23:02.820 It's
00:23:03.220 violated all
00:23:03.860 the time.
00:23:05.720 We've talked
00:23:06.320 about this
00:23:06.720 many times.
00:23:07.220 How many
00:23:07.440 people have
00:23:07.980 been driving
00:23:08.900 down the
00:23:09.260 street and
00:23:09.640 they had
00:23:09.920 money in
00:23:10.340 their car and
00:23:10.840 they were
00:23:11.000 going to go
00:23:11.280 buy another
00:23:11.760 car and
00:23:12.140 they were
00:23:12.260 going to
00:23:12.400 buy it in
00:23:12.800 cash and
00:23:13.960 they're
00:23:14.160 stopped.
00:23:14.960 Their cash
00:23:15.680 is taken.
00:23:16.580 No due
00:23:17.060 process.
00:23:18.100 I think
00:23:18.540 you're a
00:23:18.860 drug lord.
00:23:19.600 Wait, what?
00:23:20.500 No warrants
00:23:25.640 shall issue
00:23:26.580 but upon
00:23:27.080 probable
00:23:27.660 cause.
00:23:28.280 This is a
00:23:29.840 general warrant.
00:23:30.800 This is why
00:23:31.320 this is in
00:23:32.740 here in
00:23:34.340 Article 4.
00:23:35.740 No warrants
00:23:36.540 shall issue
00:23:39.520 but upon
00:23:40.120 probable
00:23:40.800 cause.
00:23:41.960 General
00:23:42.520 warrants
00:23:43.180 used to
00:23:43.860 be, you
00:23:44.860 know, there's
00:23:45.180 something going
00:23:45.620 on with
00:23:45.920 that guy.
00:23:47.040 Go find
00:23:47.640 out.
00:23:48.180 And they
00:23:48.500 could search
00:23:48.980 for anything.
00:23:50.500 Anywhere.
00:23:53.320 No, no
00:23:54.100 general
00:23:54.440 warrants.
00:23:55.860 You have
00:23:56.680 to know
00:23:57.320 and tell
00:23:59.160 the judge
00:23:59.720 I'm going
00:24:00.620 in for
00:24:01.520 this document
00:24:02.840 or this
00:24:03.640 particular
00:24:04.320 item and
00:24:05.440 I believe
00:24:06.120 it's here.
00:24:08.600 Great.
00:24:09.220 So the
00:24:09.500 judge will
00:24:09.780 say you
00:24:10.160 can go
00:24:10.560 there in
00:24:11.080 their house
00:24:11.620 and look
00:24:12.400 for it.
00:24:13.260 But no
00:24:13.920 general
00:24:14.280 warrants.
00:24:14.820 You can't
00:24:15.320 go in and
00:24:16.100 just try to
00:24:16.560 find something.
00:24:17.440 no person
00:24:20.760 shall be
00:24:21.160 held to
00:24:21.580 answer for
00:24:22.200 capital
00:24:22.660 otherwise
00:24:23.160 infamous
00:24:23.680 crime
00:24:24.180 unless
00:24:24.820 the
00:24:26.000 presentment
00:24:26.560 or
00:24:26.800 indictment
00:24:27.400 of a
00:24:27.720 grand
00:24:28.040 jury
00:24:28.380 except in
00:24:29.040 cases
00:24:29.320 arriving in
00:24:29.940 the land
00:24:30.400 or naval
00:24:30.860 forces or
00:24:31.520 in the
00:24:31.760 militia
00:24:32.180 when in
00:24:33.120 actual
00:24:33.480 service in
00:24:34.080 time of
00:24:34.420 war or
00:24:34.860 public
00:24:35.120 danger.
00:24:36.120 Nor shall
00:24:36.580 any person
00:24:38.280 be subject
00:24:38.820 to the
00:24:39.160 same
00:24:39.380 offense
00:24:39.800 twice to
00:24:41.160 be put
00:24:41.540 in jeopardy
00:24:42.240 of life
00:24:42.700 or limb
00:24:43.140 nor shall
00:24:44.060 he be
00:24:44.360 compelled
00:24:44.740 in any
00:24:45.240 criminal
00:24:45.660 case to
00:24:46.180 be a
00:24:46.420 witness
00:24:46.640 against
00:24:47.080 himself
00:24:47.620 nor be
00:24:48.760 deprived
00:24:49.260 of life
00:24:49.800 liberty
00:24:50.160 or property
00:24:51.200 without
00:24:52.120 due
00:24:53.160 process
00:24:54.100 of law
00:24:55.040 nor shall
00:24:56.760 private
00:24:57.220 property
00:24:57.720 be taken
00:24:58.340 for public
00:24:59.080 use without
00:24:59.900 just
00:25:00.700 compensation.
00:25:02.400 Those are
00:25:02.740 being violated
00:25:04.100 but in
00:25:04.920 particular
00:25:05.540 with this
00:25:06.480 new
00:25:06.880 center
00:25:07.660 where they
00:25:08.980 can take
00:25:09.620 come into
00:25:10.200 your house
00:25:11.040 and take
00:25:11.780 your guns
00:25:12.360 without
00:25:13.140 due
00:25:13.620 process.
00:25:15.780 Clear
00:25:16.380 violation
00:25:16.960 of the
00:25:17.960 Bill of
00:25:18.840 Rights.
00:25:19.440 Clear.
00:25:20.380 So you
00:25:20.780 got three
00:25:21.360 of them
00:25:21.740 now that
00:25:22.920 have been
00:25:23.140 broken just
00:25:23.820 for this
00:25:24.200 one law.
00:25:25.360 Don't tell
00:25:25.860 me you
00:25:26.200 love democracy.
00:25:27.200 Don't tell
00:25:27.560 me you
00:25:27.900 love freedom.
00:25:29.160 Don't tell
00:25:29.700 me you're
00:25:30.440 trying to
00:25:30.960 save the
00:25:31.380 Republican.
00:25:32.060 You love
00:25:32.640 the Constitution
00:25:33.560 if you're
00:25:34.640 violating this
00:25:35.680 many and
00:25:36.360 we're only
00:25:36.720 halfway through.
00:25:38.960 You're in
00:25:39.740 direct violation
00:25:41.080 of the Bill
00:25:41.760 of Rights.
00:25:43.320 Article 6
00:25:44.280 in all
00:25:44.620 criminal
00:25:45.000 prosecutions
00:25:45.860 the accused
00:25:46.500 shall enjoy
00:25:47.120 the right
00:25:47.520 to a
00:25:47.920 speedy
00:25:48.520 and public
00:25:49.440 trial.
00:25:50.140 Has that
00:25:50.640 happened with
00:25:51.080 those who
00:25:51.380 are still
00:25:51.620 waiting for
00:25:51.980 trial for
00:25:52.420 January 6th?
00:25:54.240 How is it
00:25:55.200 they have to
00:25:56.720 wait so long
00:25:57.500 but Donald
00:25:58.240 Trump has to
00:25:59.040 be done by
00:25:59.580 this summer?
00:26:01.320 Why is
00:26:02.080 that?
00:26:04.040 Are all
00:26:04.780 men created
00:26:05.260 equal?
00:26:07.240 Are we
00:26:07.700 looking at
00:26:08.760 the people
00:26:09.780 of January 6th
00:26:10.880 with the
00:26:11.840 same blind
00:26:12.680 justice
00:26:13.320 eyes as
00:26:14.480 Donald Trump?
00:26:15.700 No, of
00:26:16.160 course we're
00:26:16.480 not.
00:26:18.360 Violation of
00:26:19.560 the Constitution
00:26:20.600 by an
00:26:22.280 impartial jury
00:26:23.420 of the state
00:26:24.280 and district
00:26:24.880 wherein the
00:26:25.500 crime shall
00:26:26.080 have been
00:26:26.400 committed.
00:26:28.460 Impartial jury.
00:26:30.280 If you
00:26:30.840 can't get an
00:26:31.960 impartial jury,
00:26:33.120 what do you
00:26:33.960 do?
00:26:34.260 You can't
00:26:36.300 get an
00:26:36.760 impartial jury.
00:26:38.080 You ask
00:26:38.780 for a
00:26:39.280 change of
00:26:40.000 venue where
00:26:41.160 you can
00:26:41.920 get an
00:26:42.540 impartial jury.
00:26:43.380 You don't
00:26:43.860 have an
00:26:44.180 impartial jury
00:26:45.040 pool in
00:26:47.840 Washington,
00:26:48.400 D.C.
00:26:48.960 You don't.
00:26:51.360 And to be
00:26:52.100 informed of
00:26:52.620 the nature
00:26:53.000 and cause
00:26:54.100 of the
00:26:54.580 accusation,
00:26:55.480 to be
00:26:56.060 confronted
00:26:56.540 with the
00:26:57.260 witnesses
00:26:57.700 against him,
00:26:59.220 to have
00:26:59.840 compulsory
00:27:00.440 process for
00:27:01.680 obtaining
00:27:02.120 witnesses in
00:27:03.020 his favor and
00:27:04.700 have the
00:27:05.140 assistance of
00:27:05.860 counsel for
00:27:06.500 his defense.
00:27:07.340 In this
00:27:08.140 new center
00:27:08.940 that they
00:27:09.400 announced,
00:27:10.240 you don't
00:27:10.800 get the
00:27:11.280 due process,
00:27:12.600 you don't
00:27:13.060 get to
00:27:13.400 face the
00:27:13.900 witness,
00:27:14.500 you don't
00:27:14.900 know the
00:27:15.320 cause of
00:27:15.880 accusation,
00:27:16.980 you have
00:27:17.980 nothing on
00:27:19.100 your side.
00:27:19.900 This is the
00:27:20.320 best of the
00:27:20.860 Glenn Beck
00:27:21.280 program.
00:27:25.600 From the
00:27:26.340 National Review,
00:27:27.420 senior fellow
00:27:27.980 at National
00:27:28.400 Review Institute,
00:27:29.660 contributing
00:27:30.280 editor and
00:27:31.200 author,
00:27:33.020 of the
00:27:33.460 Ball of
00:27:34.080 Collusion,
00:27:35.220 the plot
00:27:35.660 to rig an
00:27:36.200 election and
00:27:36.740 destroy a
00:27:37.300 presidency.
00:27:38.400 He served
00:27:38.840 as assistant
00:27:39.460 U.S.
00:27:39.960 attorney for
00:27:40.380 the Southern
00:27:40.760 District of
00:27:41.420 New York.
00:27:41.980 His name
00:27:42.380 is Andy
00:27:43.500 McCarthy.
00:27:44.220 Andy,
00:27:44.480 how are
00:27:44.780 you?
00:27:45.940 Glenn,
00:27:46.300 I'm doing
00:27:46.600 great.
00:27:46.960 How are
00:27:47.180 you?
00:27:48.280 Very
00:27:48.720 good.
00:27:49.200 Seems
00:27:49.460 like we've
00:27:49.820 been doing
00:27:50.080 this for
00:27:50.400 a long
00:27:50.700 time,
00:27:51.080 Andy.
00:27:52.000 My
00:27:52.220 gosh.
00:27:54.580 So now
00:27:56.320 we're dealing
00:27:56.900 with a couple
00:27:57.700 of things that
00:27:58.540 I never
00:27:58.980 thought we'd
00:27:59.880 have to deal
00:28:00.380 with,
00:28:00.720 and that
00:28:01.660 is all
00:28:03.180 hands on
00:28:03.820 deck,
00:28:04.380 everything we
00:28:05.200 can do to
00:28:06.040 destroy a
00:28:07.540 candidate or
00:28:08.660 a president,
00:28:09.720 they're doing.
00:28:11.420 And today they
00:28:12.420 can take the
00:28:13.460 assets away
00:28:15.100 from Donald
00:28:15.640 Trump, at least
00:28:16.240 that's what
00:28:16.560 they're going to
00:28:16.860 try to do.
00:28:17.660 Are they going
00:28:18.300 to seize the
00:28:19.020 assets of
00:28:19.700 Donald Trump?
00:28:21.460 No, I don't
00:28:22.300 think they're
00:28:22.800 close to doing
00:28:23.620 that yet, Glenn.
00:28:24.880 Today is the
00:28:25.680 day that
00:28:26.980 Letitia
00:28:27.880 James, who's
00:28:28.620 the attorney
00:28:29.340 general in
00:28:30.460 New York,
00:28:31.520 said that she
00:28:32.060 would start
00:28:32.800 the process
00:28:34.160 of trying
00:28:34.740 to seize
00:28:35.460 assets in
00:28:37.840 connection with
00:28:38.440 this preposterous
00:28:39.380 $454 million
00:28:41.020 judgment.
00:28:42.340 I should say
00:28:42.820 $454 million
00:28:44.080 and counting
00:28:44.640 because the
00:28:45.740 interest is
00:28:46.240 accruing at
00:28:46.820 $112,000 a
00:28:48.880 day.
00:28:50.100 Oh my
00:28:50.320 gosh.
00:28:51.480 So Andy,
00:28:52.600 didn't she
00:28:53.440 file something
00:28:54.540 over the
00:28:55.040 weekend about
00:28:55.800 his Westchester
00:28:56.740 golf course?
00:28:58.880 Yeah, well,
00:28:59.540 she is taking
00:29:00.940 preparatory steps,
00:29:02.640 Glenn, that you
00:29:03.100 would have to
00:29:03.580 take if you
00:29:04.140 were about to
00:29:04.820 try to attach
00:29:06.800 people's property
00:29:08.620 in pursuance
00:29:09.760 of a judgment.
00:29:11.240 But I don't
00:29:12.080 think she's
00:29:12.860 going to jump
00:29:13.540 yet because
00:29:15.040 they went to
00:29:16.600 the Trump
00:29:17.400 people went to
00:29:18.680 the appellate
00:29:19.480 division, which
00:29:20.820 is in New
00:29:21.900 York, the New
00:29:23.100 York court system,
00:29:24.000 the nomenclature
00:29:24.680 is ridiculous.
00:29:25.800 But the
00:29:26.780 appellate
00:29:27.540 division is
00:29:28.100 like the
00:29:28.460 federal court
00:29:29.100 equivalent of
00:29:29.700 the circuit
00:29:30.160 courts.
00:29:31.140 It's like the
00:29:31.500 intermediate
00:29:32.060 appellate
00:29:32.900 court.
00:29:33.980 And he's
00:29:34.780 asked them
00:29:35.380 to stay
00:29:36.600 the enforcement
00:29:37.480 of the
00:29:38.100 judgment while
00:29:39.100 he's appealing
00:29:39.780 and asked
00:29:41.180 them to take
00:29:41.800 a modest
00:29:42.540 size bond
00:29:43.520 or no bond
00:29:44.420 at all,
00:29:45.140 rather than
00:29:45.920 the usual
00:29:46.380 practice, which
00:29:47.080 is to post a
00:29:47.780 bond for the
00:29:48.340 full amount
00:29:48.820 of the
00:29:49.120 judgment,
00:29:49.860 because that
00:29:50.440 bond would
00:29:51.400 be ruinously
00:29:52.560 expensive to
00:29:53.640 try to
00:29:54.160 arrange.
00:29:55.100 We haven't
00:29:56.260 heard yet
00:29:56.740 from the
00:29:57.080 appellate
00:29:57.420 division,
00:29:57.780 so I think
00:29:58.240 it would be
00:29:58.760 very presumptuous
00:30:01.040 and, from her
00:30:02.120 standpoint, bad
00:30:03.200 for James to
00:30:05.360 try to do
00:30:05.960 anything before
00:30:06.700 the court
00:30:07.220 has acted.
00:30:09.220 Does he have
00:30:10.120 a shot at a
00:30:11.840 fair hearing at
00:30:12.820 the appellate
00:30:13.280 court?
00:30:13.500 Yeah, I
00:30:15.380 think so.
00:30:16.520 You know, at
00:30:16.800 the beginning
00:30:17.300 of the civil
00:30:18.760 trial, the
00:30:20.520 appellate court
00:30:21.340 knocked out
00:30:22.020 a number of
00:30:23.580 things that
00:30:24.160 Judge Engeron
00:30:25.460 wanted to do
00:30:26.120 to Trump,
00:30:26.560 including taking
00:30:27.420 away his
00:30:27.960 business
00:30:28.320 certificates and
00:30:29.260 seizing things
00:30:30.020 that weren't
00:30:30.500 even, or
00:30:31.400 paralyzing
00:30:32.440 components of
00:30:33.820 Trump's
00:30:34.540 conglomerate that
00:30:35.360 weren't even in
00:30:36.080 the case.
00:30:36.960 So they gave
00:30:38.080 him a pretty fair
00:30:38.760 hearing at the
00:30:39.360 beginning, and
00:30:40.840 even though
00:30:41.980 they didn't so
00:30:42.860 far give him
00:30:43.980 the stay he's
00:30:45.080 asking for,
00:30:46.460 they did throw
00:30:48.100 out, at least
00:30:48.900 temporarily,
00:30:50.920 Engeron's
00:30:51.720 penalties that
00:30:52.580 included putting
00:30:53.420 Trump out of
00:30:54.100 business in New
00:30:54.800 York and denying
00:30:55.820 him the ability
00:30:56.600 to work with
00:30:57.720 financial institutions
00:30:58.820 to get loans.
00:31:00.260 So I think he's
00:31:00.960 going to get a
00:31:01.460 fair, this is a
00:31:02.640 low bar, but I
00:31:03.880 think he's going
00:31:04.260 to get a fairer
00:31:04.920 hearing from the
00:31:05.660 appellate division
00:31:06.320 than he got from
00:31:06.980 Engeron.
00:31:08.320 If this actually
00:31:10.040 goes through,
00:31:11.720 how is New
00:31:13.260 York going to
00:31:14.280 survive just
00:31:16.160 the business
00:31:16.960 people who say,
00:31:18.000 I don't want to
00:31:18.540 be on the wrong
00:31:19.100 side of New
00:31:20.940 York State,
00:31:21.820 they can change
00:31:23.520 the rules or
00:31:24.140 work it any way
00:31:24.800 they want, I
00:31:26.160 got to get my
00:31:26.720 money out of
00:31:27.280 here.
00:31:28.700 Yeah, I
00:31:29.640 couldn't agree
00:31:30.340 with that more,
00:31:31.280 and when I've
00:31:32.500 made that point,
00:31:33.300 Glenn, what
00:31:34.060 people push back
00:31:34.960 on is this
00:31:36.200 kind of thing
00:31:36.880 which even by
00:31:39.240 itself, if you
00:31:40.020 just took it at
00:31:40.860 face value, is
00:31:42.680 disturbing, which
00:31:43.620 is that this is
00:31:44.440 like, that Trump
00:31:45.240 is sui generis,
00:31:46.420 that this is
00:31:46.840 only law for
00:31:48.240 Trump and it
00:31:48.780 doesn't apply
00:31:49.500 to anyone else.
00:31:50.640 Now, first of
00:31:52.140 all, that would
00:31:52.640 be, if that's
00:31:53.360 true, that in
00:31:54.860 and of itself is
00:31:56.400 a scandalous
00:31:57.600 measure of not
00:31:58.260 only what's
00:31:58.700 happened to the
00:31:59.180 law, but what's
00:31:59.760 happened to the
00:32:00.220 culture.
00:32:01.420 But I think the
00:32:02.960 thing with the
00:32:03.540 left, in my
00:32:04.140 experience, is
00:32:05.640 once they achieve
00:32:07.180 something that
00:32:08.120 was, you
00:32:08.800 know, theretofore
00:32:09.800 not done before,
00:32:11.380 then nothing is
00:32:12.200 sui generis
00:32:12.940 anymore.
00:32:14.140 And if they
00:32:15.640 could do it to
00:32:16.240 Trump, you
00:32:16.680 know, Trump's
00:32:17.160 not the only
00:32:17.700 enemy that the
00:32:18.700 left has.
00:32:19.300 They don't like
00:32:19.800 fossil fuel
00:32:20.500 companies.
00:32:21.100 They don't like
00:32:21.560 gun companies.
00:32:22.440 You know, they
00:32:22.700 don't like companies
00:32:24.080 in general, right?
00:32:25.640 So once they do
00:32:27.740 it to him and
00:32:28.520 they've set the
00:32:29.120 precedent, the
00:32:29.740 thought that this
00:32:30.340 won't be applied
00:32:31.280 to anyone else is
00:32:32.700 crazy.
00:32:33.660 And that's why I
00:32:34.400 think every big
00:32:35.180 dollar business in
00:32:36.100 New York is
00:32:36.740 asking itself, do
00:32:37.760 we really need to
00:32:38.500 be in New York?
00:32:41.240 That is so
00:32:42.280 going to hurt New
00:32:42.980 York.
00:32:43.380 And I just don't,
00:32:44.220 I don't, I can't
00:32:45.680 figure out their
00:32:46.220 end game.
00:32:47.060 I really, you
00:32:47.860 know, when you
00:32:48.220 look at their
00:32:48.740 end game, anything
00:32:50.200 sane is off the
00:32:52.400 table.
00:32:53.120 I mean, I just
00:32:54.460 don't, I don't
00:32:55.380 know how this, this
00:32:56.200 one ends.
00:32:57.660 Yeah, I think New
00:32:59.200 York is kind of a
00:33:00.280 microcosm of what's
00:33:02.580 happened to the
00:33:03.940 Democratic Party in
00:33:05.420 general, like I
00:33:06.680 don't think most
00:33:07.420 rank and file
00:33:08.380 Democrats across
00:33:10.100 the country, like
00:33:10.780 ordinary people who
00:33:11.900 identify as
00:33:13.200 Democrats.
00:33:14.460 I don't think
00:33:15.540 they're on board
00:33:16.520 with a lot of the
00:33:17.740 stuff that, um,
00:33:19.020 that Biden has
00:33:20.480 done and a lot of
00:33:21.320 the woke stuff.
00:33:22.560 But I think the
00:33:24.280 people who are on
00:33:25.260 board with that are
00:33:26.760 the most flush with
00:33:27.820 money, the loudest,
00:33:29.340 the most obnoxious,
00:33:30.320 and the ones that the
00:33:31.420 decision makers fear.
00:33:32.960 So what's happened
00:33:34.480 in New York is, like,
00:33:36.500 for example, Tish
00:33:37.300 James, in a very kind
00:33:39.080 of Soviet-style
00:33:40.280 campaign, actually
00:33:42.420 said, elect me and I
00:33:43.960 will use the power of
00:33:44.900 my office to go after
00:33:45.960 Trump.
00:33:46.820 She won in a
00:33:47.600 landslide.
00:33:49.020 In the 1990s, when I
00:33:50.440 was a young lawyer in
00:33:51.380 New York, if a person
00:33:53.220 wanted to get elected to
00:33:54.560 a state legal position
00:33:56.120 and campaign like that,
00:33:58.000 that would be
00:33:58.480 disqualifying.
00:34:00.060 But today she wins in a
00:34:01.340 landslide.
00:34:02.000 So I think that says a
00:34:02.960 lot more about what's
00:34:03.780 happened to New York than
00:34:04.860 what's happened to the
00:34:05.620 law.
00:34:07.540 So tell me your thoughts
00:34:08.920 on the new DOJ's arm,
00:34:12.560 the National Extreme
00:34:13.740 Risk Protection Order
00:34:15.380 Resource Center.
00:34:18.020 This is terrifying.
00:34:20.840 And how did they get it
00:34:21.940 all on a door?
00:34:22.740 That's what I want to
00:34:23.440 know.
00:34:23.560 I know.
00:34:24.360 Well, they're calling it
00:34:25.600 in the spookiest thing.
00:34:28.040 Weren't the Russians,
00:34:29.380 when they were doing spy
00:34:30.580 operations, wasn't it
00:34:33.060 called the center that
00:34:35.100 gave all the instructions?
00:34:37.380 Oh, you may be right
00:34:38.140 about that.
00:34:38.680 I don't know that
00:34:39.980 history.
00:34:40.760 And that's what they're
00:34:41.820 calling this.
00:34:42.620 They're calling it the
00:34:43.740 center.
00:34:45.820 Yeah.
00:34:46.140 Well, you know, look at
00:34:47.480 the Justice Department,
00:34:49.360 speaking of microcosms,
00:34:51.280 you know, the Justice
00:34:51.920 Department is like the
00:34:52.820 microcosm of the
00:34:54.080 Biden administration in
00:34:57.380 the sense that, you
00:34:58.580 know, it's run by this
00:34:59.960 elderly, seemingly
00:35:01.960 well-meaning guy in
00:35:04.700 Merrick Garland, who
00:35:06.720 was kind of advertised
00:35:07.880 as the moderate, who
00:35:09.100 was going to keep the
00:35:09.840 crazies at bay.
00:35:10.920 Right.
00:35:11.440 But he's a weak, he's a
00:35:13.000 weak person.
00:35:13.660 And the crazies have been
00:35:14.980 running the Justice
00:35:15.740 Department since he took
00:35:17.740 over.
00:35:18.520 And they have some really
00:35:20.280 radical people.
00:35:21.620 Glenn, this is like our
00:35:22.900 constant conversation for
00:35:24.380 20 years.
00:35:24.880 Right.
00:35:25.140 But they have they have
00:35:27.180 really radical people
00:35:28.620 running the Justice
00:35:29.640 Department in very high
00:35:31.580 ranking positions in the
00:35:33.300 civil rights division and
00:35:35.040 in anything that they have
00:35:36.240 to do on the national
00:35:37.120 security side.
00:35:38.180 So, you know, and right
00:35:39.820 now, Congress is very
00:35:40.840 dysfunctional.
00:35:41.780 And that's worth noting
00:35:43.540 because we've seen time
00:35:45.880 and again that the courts
00:35:47.860 are simply not capable,
00:35:50.420 including the FISA court,
00:35:51.920 of monitoring stuff that
00:35:53.760 the Justice Department
00:35:54.600 brings them.
00:35:55.220 So if Congress doesn't do
00:35:56.320 a good job of oversight,
00:35:57.700 then you've got the
00:35:59.260 lunatics running the
00:36:00.160 place.
00:36:01.100 Yeah, there is no
00:36:01.800 oversight.
00:36:02.840 Andy, do you see any of
00:36:04.360 this changing internally?
00:36:06.660 Do you hear from FBI
00:36:08.520 agents or people at the
00:36:09.960 DOJ or anybody starting
00:36:13.460 to say, OK, OK, this
00:36:15.460 just I got to stand up
00:36:17.100 here pretty soon?
00:36:17.860 No, I don't.
00:36:20.600 You know, I.
00:36:22.080 I was kind of hopeful when
00:36:23.700 we had those whistleblowers
00:36:25.060 come forward in the Biden
00:36:26.280 investigation that maybe we
00:36:28.340 would shake some loose in the
00:36:29.480 FBI as well.
00:36:30.840 But it really hasn't
00:36:32.260 happened.
00:36:32.620 And I think, you know, a lot
00:36:34.580 of people are getting out.
00:36:35.920 A lot of people are just
00:36:37.160 trying to keep their head
00:36:38.040 down and hope that like a
00:36:40.180 new regime comes in in
00:36:42.280 November and it and some of
00:36:44.960 these guys are washed out.
00:36:46.660 But, you know, it just
00:36:47.680 seems to me that.
00:36:49.960 You know, most of the
00:36:51.200 Biden Justice Department
00:36:52.420 is just the Obama
00:36:53.960 Justice Department
00:36:54.880 four years down the road.
00:36:57.000 So these people are just
00:36:57.980 more senior and more
00:36:59.060 powerful and more network.
00:37:01.020 And I think unless
00:37:02.720 Congress comes in
00:37:04.360 and completely restructures
00:37:06.560 the FBI and actually
00:37:07.980 start slashing their
00:37:09.120 budget so that they can't
00:37:10.440 the only language they
00:37:11.740 understand is slashing
00:37:12.860 their budget and
00:37:15.140 no one.
00:37:15.800 You know, I think I think
00:37:17.820 when Trump started the
00:37:19.220 you know, Trump wasn't
00:37:21.440 crazy about the FBI.
00:37:22.460 Right.
00:37:22.840 I think when he started
00:37:24.120 their budget was something
00:37:25.380 like in the low 30
00:37:26.500 billions.
00:37:26.880 And I read something
00:37:27.800 recently that it's now
00:37:28.900 over 40 billion.
00:37:30.500 So it just gets bigger.
00:37:32.100 You know, everybody
00:37:32.600 complains about them, but
00:37:33.740 they just give them more
00:37:35.180 resources to do more of
00:37:36.440 this stuff.
00:37:37.640 Yeah.
00:37:38.700 Andy, thank you so much
00:37:40.020 for filling us in and
00:37:41.400 giving us some perspective
00:37:42.540 on on Donald Trump.
00:37:44.180 Just a guess as a human
00:37:45.860 being, if they start
00:37:47.620 taking away his stuff, I
00:37:49.540 think that helps him at
00:37:51.180 the polls.
00:37:52.980 I do.
00:37:53.940 I think it's yeah, I've
00:37:56.060 always thought that, you
00:37:57.400 know, if you're talking
00:37:58.240 about accusations and
00:37:59.900 what's in a complaint,
00:38:01.240 what's in an indictment
00:38:02.320 and all that stuff, I
00:38:03.740 think a lot of that
00:38:04.480 washes over people and
00:38:05.760 becomes kind of abstract.
00:38:06.980 But when you start to
00:38:09.000 like actually take his
00:38:10.380 stuff, that's going to
00:38:12.640 hit people in a
00:38:13.480 different way than just
00:38:14.540 like the thrum of
00:38:15.900 conversation about, well,
00:38:17.020 he overvalued this and
00:38:18.620 you know, they got a
00:38:20.800 favorable interest rate
00:38:21.760 on this is like when she
00:38:23.180 shows up with a chain and
00:38:24.400 puts a lock on Trump
00:38:25.840 tower.
00:38:26.280 That's that's a thing.
00:38:27.720 Now, that's like that's
00:38:28.980 going to hit people in a
00:38:29.780 much different way.
00:38:30.640 I would I would have
00:38:32.300 thought that, though, of
00:38:33.500 what's her name down in
00:38:35.280 Georgia when she perjured
00:38:36.960 herself.
00:38:38.440 So I mean, she wanted
00:38:41.080 to answer those questions
00:38:43.660 and answer them with lies
00:38:46.160 and she didn't seem to pay
00:38:48.620 any penalty and nobody
00:38:49.600 seems to care.
00:38:50.620 I don't know how we trust,
00:38:51.760 you know, an AG when or
00:38:53.860 or a prosecutor when they
00:38:55.400 can lie to two different
00:38:57.780 courts and get away with
00:38:58.780 it.
00:38:58.960 Yeah, but, you know, the
00:39:01.420 legal system is kind of a
00:39:02.740 lagging indicator that way.
00:39:04.600 I mean, I hear people say
00:39:05.820 what you just said.
00:39:06.640 I've always heard said
00:39:07.520 about Hillary Clinton, like
00:39:08.720 she never gets held
00:39:09.520 accountable.
00:39:10.120 Nothing ever happens.
00:39:11.520 And my reaction to that is
00:39:12.740 always, do you remember
00:39:14.020 the Hillary Clinton
00:39:14.820 presidency?
00:39:16.180 There wasn't one.
00:39:17.120 Right.
00:39:17.560 And it's because I think
00:39:19.160 the public, you know,
00:39:21.220 where the public is on this
00:39:22.700 stuff is very different
00:39:23.920 from what you see from
00:39:25.080 like the elites who run
00:39:26.600 the, you know, the legal
00:39:28.220 profession.
00:39:28.900 I actually think
00:39:29.880 Fannie, Fannie Willis
00:39:32.740 is badly wounded by that
00:39:35.200 judge's opinion and that
00:39:37.860 the appellate court down
00:39:39.840 there when they get their
00:39:41.120 hands on it may actually
00:39:42.500 boot her off the case
00:39:43.600 from for me, just as a
00:39:45.460 legal matter.
00:39:46.680 If I was running Trump's
00:39:47.960 defense, the one
00:39:49.400 expenditure I would make
00:39:50.700 is I would make sure there
00:39:51.660 was a limo at Fannie's
00:39:53.180 house every day to make
00:39:54.540 sure she gets to work
00:39:55.520 because I think she's the
00:39:56.360 best thing he's got
00:39:57.600 going for her.
00:39:58.260 I do, too.
00:39:59.200 I do, too.
00:40:00.020 I do, too.
00:40:01.280 Andy, thank you so much,
00:40:02.180 man.
00:40:02.420 Talk to you later.
00:40:03.440 Thanks, Glenn.
00:40:04.200 Bye.
00:40:04.360 Na na na na