The Glenn Beck Program - Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Cleta Mitchell ｜ 1⧸5⧸24

00:00:00.000 all right uh here's today's podcast it's friday a lot of great stuff on it have yourself a great

00:00:04.680 weekend you're listening to the best of the blend back program so you were if i'm not mistaken stew

00:00:19.520 um you were a big deal in your school when you were what in high school i mean it's the

00:00:27.160 the biggest accomplishment of my life it was definitely before high school i will say but it

00:00:32.180 was uh i was the first kid in my high school or school middle school whatever it was to beat mike

00:00:37.840 tyson's punch out uh back in the day on nintendo and when you beat mike tyson it was like i i remember

00:00:46.880 kids coming up to me i didn't even know like congratulating me that's so it's the only real

00:00:52.080 accomplishment i've had in my life yeah yeah and it got all downhill really it really dwarfs

00:00:57.880 everything else you've done yeah yeah i mean that's quite true so but like i i don't know i mean

00:01:03.920 this kid is like it is incredible we watched the video before the show started but it's like now

00:01:09.040 i can't even imagine that's a big deal because five seconds after the game comes out there's

00:01:13.400 somebody online beating it like i mean tetris came out when in the 80s 1984 1984 i think for no one

00:01:21.100 has ever completed the game that's amazing it's incredible so it's on youtube this kid he's from

00:01:28.920 uh he's from oklahoma uh he's he's just playing tetris and he's he's got it on youtube 41 minutes

00:01:37.440 of him just playing tetris and uh then you know how it gets faster and faster and faster and faster to

00:01:45.140 where you know it always you know just builds up and you're like okay i'm doomed impossibly fast and

00:01:50.640 everyone loses right he hits all of those do we have the clip listen to this

00:01:56.300 here he is he's playing oh my god oh my god

00:02:03.140 oh my god

00:02:07.640 oh my god

00:02:09.460 that's amazing he is

00:02:23.020 and he's not performing for the camera it's like he completely forgot that the camera's on it at one

00:02:30.380 point he says i can't feel my hands it's just so cool just so cool uh did you see the tetris movie

00:02:39.040 yes i did yeah okay which is a great you want to talk about a movie uh that's great to tell you a

00:02:44.320 great story about capitalism oh yeah as opposed to socialism oh yeah and communism so the the idea of

00:02:51.820 the movie is that tetris was actually come that somebody that came up with it was a soviet citizen

00:02:58.360 well you can't do things like that in the soviet union you know so i don't remember the state owned

00:03:06.240 it right yeah the state owned everything yeah if you achieve something in the soviet union the state

00:03:11.360 and so somebody found out that that game uh was still available not on the arcade but for like

00:03:21.620 playstations or what was the first consoles yeah the gaming consoles and so this guy had this idea

00:03:28.200 i'm going to go over to russia and i'm just going to buy the rights well there's no such thing as rights

00:03:33.860 over in russia so the whole movie is about him trying to negotiate and get the rights and then

00:03:40.900 uh a nefarious character steps in and this robert guy who is he was a member of parliament he owns all

00:03:50.340 the newspapers he's a billionaire everybody loves him uh he's uh he's the guy the real life guy you

00:03:59.320 know tried to buy uh manchester united everybody knows him he's a war hero but in the movie he's a big fat 0.96

00:04:08.800 cigar smoking oaf uh that is just a dirty dirty guy well he sends his son to go to the soviet union 0.97

00:04:19.900 and get tetris do whatever you have to do but you get those rights okay so the battle in the movie is 0.95

00:04:28.380 between these two guys just a got an american who's just out on his own has no money battling not only the

00:04:36.360 soviet union but this billionaire uh in uh london if you haven't watched the movie it's well worth it

00:04:45.700 well worth it so i told you when we started that i would show you how everything today is connected

00:04:53.740 to jeffrey epstein the guy who is the robert character in that movie is robert maxwell

00:05:03.160 galane maxwell's dad okay right so uh he had that story in and of itself is insane

00:05:13.720 oh do you know his story i mean she was if i remember correctly she was very wealthy he was

00:05:21.280 very wealthy and the whole thing blew up at one point so he's it shows the beginning of that

00:05:27.000 in the tetris movie so he's first of all he is living in czechoslovakia during world war ii

00:05:35.100 all of his family is rounded up by the nazis in czechoslovakia and they're all gassed

00:05:41.540 he survives because he had escaped to france he gets to france he's he's fighting in the underground

00:05:50.560 with the french and then uh the nazis take over france so he has to go over to england so he goes

00:05:59.680 over to england he begins to organize a resistance in england with the english and he goes back he lands

00:06:07.400 on the beaches of normandy he's an incredible war hero he he storms the beach and he's the guy who

00:06:14.960 climbed the cliff and went into the machine gun nest and killed them all okay in and where he was

00:06:23.420 um so he wins you know all kinds of awards and everything else he becomes a british citizen um

00:06:30.860 and uh and he just goes into business and he's a news he becomes a newspaper publisher

00:06:37.640 he owns the daily mirror uh he owns uh what else the daily he ends up owning the new york post here in

00:06:46.900 america and uh is just gobbling up everything very he's rupert murdoch today okay the tetris thing

00:06:57.740 happens and you remember in the movie how much his uh father was you got you have to

00:07:07.620 get tetris you have to get tetris and then what happens when he loses his son comes back and says

00:07:13.540 he comes back and says wait i'm hearing rumors that you've taken from the pension fund dad

00:07:22.700 what happened was his whole empire was crumbling now he was bullet proof he was a member of parliament

00:07:34.060 he was teflon nothing ever stuck to this guy the foreign office in uh england said he's a massad spy

00:07:44.040 however he's not just a spy for israel we think he's a spy for russia too we think he's a

00:07:51.180 a uh what do you call it a three-way spy um he's turned twice uh and uh is making money and providing

00:08:03.320 information for russia and israel but nobody could ever make any of that stick

00:08:09.200 he then uh has his company start to fall on hold hard times and he starts stealing from the pension

00:08:18.080 fund for the employees and he's like well we'll just make it back well he's caught because everything

00:08:24.520 begins to collapse he's now going to prison and guess what happens to him

00:08:32.500 he commits suicide or does he it's still to this day

00:08:43.480 murky just like jeffrey epstein did he really kill himself did somebody have him killed 0.66

00:08:53.460 or did he did he uh uh was he you know was he pushed he died on his yacht uh he was you know big

00:09:03.520 into yachting but he fell off of his off of his yacht and drowned uh-huh uh-huh so that's who

00:09:12.760 galane maxwell's dad is so when you're hearing today the story of jeffrey epstein and it's i don't

00:09:20.600 i don't know why this feels like a new story to so many people um but when you're hearing the story

00:09:26.540 now that you know epstein might have been a spy for them for massad absolutely he's a spy for somebody

00:09:34.600 he was absolutely a honeypot guy for some country maybe multiple countries and probably this country

00:09:44.500 uh i mean he is this is the kind of stuff we did in world war ii except we did it with women 0.99

00:09:50.980 but that i guess is not shameful anymore so you got to do it with little kids god help us on what comes

00:09:57.420 next um but uh if you look at now what is being what is coming out we've we've suspected we don't have

00:10:08.840 proof but we suspect that he was part of an intelligence agency and he was blackmailing elites

00:10:15.400 uh and he would uh get them on tape and then get them to do whatever his bosses needed them to do

00:10:24.120 now at some point it's interesting because he got a get out of jail free card

00:10:33.920 he had a uh do not prosecute agreement with the government that he knew about going into jail

00:10:48.500 do not prosecute it was only a matter of time before his attorneys he had bail hearing two days

00:10:56.880 after his suicide and um his attorneys were going to present the do not prosecute it was only a matter of time

00:11:06.580 before that happened so why would he kill himself

00:11:11.660 if he knew the united states government couldn't do anything to him why why would they go after him

00:11:24.780 why would he take paper sheets he did have a do not prosecute uh issue but that was i mean i don't

00:11:35.500 think that was going to hold up at the end of all this this stuff why well because the i mean first of

00:11:42.800 all i don't know how it's even possible for that thing to exist it was bizarre it was like hey some

00:11:48.040 local uh you know area is going to say that no other authority including the federal government

00:11:55.520 can prosecute him for any crime like it was like it's such a bizarre arrangement in the first place

00:12:00.760 which is one of the reasons why people are so suspicious of the whole situation um but i don't

00:12:05.480 think it would held up i don't think he would have been able to say okay well you have to let me go

00:12:09.800 they wouldn't have they all knew about this when they arrested him on the tarmac so i have to tell you

00:12:14.260 um they did know about it i don't think it would have held up because scrutiny and because people

00:12:23.940 were so aware of everything that was going on and uh it started to come out that i mean the first time

00:12:32.120 that jeffrey epstein was prosecuted do you even remember that not really yeah not really it was more

00:12:38.780 of a florida thing and i remember kind of but not really talked about it a little bit at the time

00:12:43.340 that it wasn't a huge story correct now everybody knew who he was you're listening to the best of

00:12:49.840 the glenn beck program okay i want to give you the headline of this story but first let me give you

00:12:54.960 the story all evidence thus far suggests that butler acted alone police have confirmed that one

00:13:03.280 deceased victim of dylan butler's shooting rampage at perry high school was a sixth grade student and that

00:13:11.180 an improvised explosive device was found on site police say the sixth grade student was at the

00:13:17.560 high school because he was participating in a breakfast program prior to the start of the school

00:13:21.920 day that is located at the high school 17 year old student killed one injuring five early thursday

00:13:28.340 morning before turning the gun on himself none of the victims names have been publicly released

00:13:33.100 police say there was no indication the shooting had anything to do with race during a press conference

00:13:38.480 police confirmed butler had murdered a sixth grade student four of those injured were students while

00:13:43.460 a fifth was school administrator the surviving victims are currently being treated in area hospitals

00:13:48.720 the shooter has been identified as 17 year old dylan butler police said noting that he was a student

00:13:55.300 at perry high school butler was found to have been carrying a pump action shotgun and a small caliber

00:14:01.200 handgun at the time he also made a number of social media posts in and around the time of the shooting

00:14:07.000 all evidence thus far shows that he acted alone officers located uh during the search of the school

00:14:14.900 an improvised explosive device according to police and they have rendered the device safe

00:14:20.220 okay you got a lot of information there right yeah for sure lots of information now let me give you

00:14:26.940 the headline breaking iowa police confirmed sixth grade student killed by gender fluid

00:14:35.780 dylan butler during perry high school shooting ied found on the site

00:14:41.120 now why is gender fluid in the headline but not in the story 1.00

00:14:51.680 i don't know what's that what is the publication that is the publication post-millennial

00:14:59.840 okay yeah for the post post-millennial certainly would be one to shy away from giving that detail

00:15:04.660 obviously putting it in the headline tells you that but because i haven't heard i listened to

00:15:08.400 multiple stories about that and they did not mention the gender fluid thing at all right wasn't at all part

00:15:13.280 of the story currently conservative outlets but it is not part of this story either i don't know that's

00:15:20.100 i mean from another publication i would read more into that i mean post the post-millennial is not

00:15:25.520 uh the type of uh publication that i think would shy away from no i don't think they would shy away

00:15:31.420 from it either yeah but why isn't that in the story i can't answer that i don't know i mean i find

00:15:39.380 that i find that fascinating i i understand why others would shy away right yes and they are but

00:15:45.340 yeah and they are it was all about i i listened to a whole report on it was all about gun violence

00:15:49.720 and it's about two things glenn it was about gun violence and the gun violence problem number one

00:15:55.620 hatred and number two what do the republican candidates in iowa think about it what are

00:16:00.200 they going to do about it why won't they commit to doing something it's like well

00:16:03.260 there's so many problems with that type of coverage but it's it's amazing that they just keep

00:16:09.660 doing it like they just keep rolling out the same reports for these stories over and over and

00:16:14.500 over again and like if there's anything look we have there's violence in every country there's

00:16:19.200 a million things that we've gone over before that we don't need to rehash here but like if there's

00:16:25.260 anything new in this type of story it is it does seem to be that these types of incidents are happening

00:16:35.020 more and more with people who have these sort of identifications yes for themselves and that is a

00:16:41.000 because they're confused as it is yeah and then they're being told oh just go with it and it's

00:16:46.840 not helping them i mean it's it's this is so our problems are so easy to fix you could go into any

00:16:56.860 coffee shop in america and you could grab you know just the five people who are paying attention out of

00:17:03.640 everybody are there five people here who can name the president and the three branches of government

00:17:11.960 can you come on over to my table we would be able to fix this if we were put in charge you'd be able

00:17:18.420 to fix this a lot of this stuff is so common sense that's interesting because i think if applied

00:17:24.740 if applied common sense would solve a lot of these problems yes but like in it think about that in the

00:17:31.500 real world in this world that we live in how i mean even if you convinced the medical establishment

00:17:37.520 which i think is a real goal here and i think it is something that is potentially achievable

00:17:43.240 the medical establishment look what you guys have done over the past 15 years with all this gender 1.00

00:17:49.080 stuff and and all this is bad we're seeing it happen in foreign countries right they're reversing

00:17:54.140 past france it's sweden yeah the uk we're seeing progress in that in that in that world to get back

00:18:01.740 to some sort of rational view here but even if you were to accomplish that there are so many people

00:18:08.140 with so many goals that are at odds with that approach that they wouldn't i mean you think the

00:18:14.400 mainstream media is going to abandon this because the medical establishment changes i doubt it you think

00:18:19.320 think about all the sites and bloggers and and influencers and all the people that people actually

00:18:25.160 get their news from that would continue down this road anyway and would still could would still create

00:18:31.780 people like the person who seems to be in this case today what we know of them uh and many other

00:18:38.020 examples existed before yeah they just didn't have positions of power so the first thing that has to

00:18:45.860 be done is you fire a lot of people i'm sorry you know here's here's a problem common sense

00:18:53.420 common sense should always rule with rare exception you know there are times you're like okay i know that

00:19:02.040 makes sense however this time cut the white wire you know what i mean right you know right no it should

00:19:11.240 be the green wire no no no i know usually red and green but this time don't cut the green wire um

00:19:18.400 but the problem is everything is so over

00:19:23.480 ivy leagued that the average person goes well i i don't know the answer

00:19:32.380 right you know what i mean right you're like what well we saw this with the claudine gay situation 0.91

00:19:43.040 this week right like like everybody knows when you steal every other people's work you should you're

00:19:48.640 going to get fired as an academic and yet every institution went to bat for this woman to explain 1.00

00:19:55.180 why what she how what she did was not actually bad and it was actually racism and you guys don't

00:20:00.940 understand the the systemic racism that pushed her to have to do this and right why we should

00:20:07.380 ignore and it's like and everyone's like all right i just don't even want to get involved in that so

00:20:10.740 there's no you know the deal is and and they'll and most people will back away from it because they'll

00:20:14.860 feel stupid they'll be like i i i don't know i mean who am i to argue against right a lot of people

00:20:20.720 harvard they'll do it fewer and fewer though i think that oh yeah that's that's going because we used 0.96

00:20:25.860 to have you know there's there's balance in all things balance in all things they're supposed to

00:20:34.580 be push and pull if if you don't have that there is no growth so what happened is we had common sense

00:20:44.300 and then common sense was looked down upon from an ivy lady on isn't that cute you've got common sense 1.00

00:20:53.720 well i have uncommon knowledge and everybody was like well he must know something that i don't know

00:21:02.180 no really really the only thing that uh you may know that he doesn't know is humility and the one

00:21:15.120 thing that he may know that you don't know is i know i mean my people let me know you need to be

00:21:24.460 taken care of are you are you concerned that the balance is not something we're finding right now

00:21:31.960 like no because i think it's coming it's is it i think we're is it is it closer to what something

00:21:37.140 you've talked about for a long time of more of a pendulum effect because i do i am worried that it

00:21:42.780 does seem at times that we're getting to a place where we're completely ignoring experts i mean i don't

00:21:51.520 think that's the answer either right no it's not it's not like it's not but until the experts

00:21:56.360 right are held by other experts you know until the medical community says you know what enough is

00:22:04.460 enough this covid thing it was good here here and here it was really bad here here and here and we

00:22:11.240 got to stop you know just saying that oh no now science knows because that's happened throughout all

00:22:18.640 of mankind and then science learns and they're like oh well now we know soon as it's cleaned out

00:22:27.120 by its own people you know god will clean out his own house first that's in isaiah i will clean out 0.89

00:22:33.900 my own house first and he will and that's what needs to happen in all of the institutions in media

00:22:41.060 it's got to be cleaned up now it's going to probably take outsiders to do it or new generation but

00:22:48.220 look it's already happening it's already happening it's just that there's so much money involved at

00:22:56.280 the establishment level and they're just holding on by their fingernails and they'll i mean they'll pull

00:23:02.480 all of us down to stop from drowning themselves do you think are you optimistic about the path here

00:23:07.980 are you optimistic that the pushback that has come from i think common sense i mean i would argue

00:23:13.520 you know that usually equals a lot of conservative type values but like there has been a pushback in

00:23:18.780 the media there has been a pushback in you know when it comes to our institutions from more

00:23:24.620 constitutional common sense type thinking will that result in something that is positive at the end is

00:23:31.400 are you comfortable we are at the wire we are coming around the fourth turn

00:23:37.380 and we're all we're all dead even as we're coming towards the wire who's going to win and it will be

00:23:46.280 won by a nose um and i think it's going to happen this year but what is encouraging is we're seeing

00:23:53.260 things that we haven't seen before i think we are at peak wokeness um you know i've been talking about

00:24:01.240 that pendulum theory that stew has been saying i've been saying for a while 2020 what did i say

00:24:06.760 2024 2025 is where we hit the peak and then it starts going the opposite way i've said that for forever

00:24:18.600 um now this means it's going to take just as long as it did to get here um but we will

00:24:29.760 the dog returns to its vomit we will go back to being a very selfish me me me you know forget the

00:24:38.520 collective culture it's going to take us 40 years but we will get right back to where we were the key

00:24:45.080 is don't destroy yourself at any of the peaks because it's the middle where we really flourish

00:24:52.080 it's the balance of no the individual is important but so is the collective we have to balance that

00:25:01.320 right now we're just not balancing the individual doesn't matter anymore doesn't matter but i see this

00:25:09.200 coming back from really important people i think elon musk has been a turning point uh in that i mean

00:25:18.000 you look at what uh bill ackman said this week or mark cuban what a difference what a difference

00:25:26.600 the mark cuban thing was because we should go through that oh no it's are no i don't even know

00:25:31.540 i don't even seem like he doesn't even know what the words mean he doesn't he doesn't it's weird

00:25:36.000 again it is the arrogance of people thinking they know that's what bill ackman said he said i went to

00:25:43.240 talk to the students and i realized that what i thought they were saying is not what they're saying

00:25:50.960 i didn't understand it mark cuban just hasn't gone through that but he will because it's it's happening

00:25:58.140 it is happening but keep running flat out because it's going to be won by a nose you're listening to

00:26:06.340 the best of glenn back need a little more check out the full show podcast we have to say

00:26:13.100 a very humble hello to cleta mitchell she's an election attorney she is a conservative

00:26:18.220 partnership institute senior legal fellow and was somebody who was i caused a lot of angst before

00:26:25.440 the holidays cleta how are you i'm fine glenn good i'm fine but let but let me correct one thing that uh

00:26:33.320 to be sure what i what i am going to talk about this is not something the republican party is doing

00:26:40.140 so you were right about that this is something grassroots patriots and people volunteers are

00:26:46.420 doing it's not the party right and then that was my point but then you know when when you reached out

00:26:52.040 to me i felt bad because there's a lot of people that are really sacrificing a lot of time and you're

00:26:58.740 making great progress on on a few things and i want to talk to you about them okay great so so tell me

00:27:07.280 overall what's happening where are we really hitting where have we gained ground on just

00:27:13.500 cleaning up the roles and making sure that it's going to be a tight election well look i mean one

00:27:20.700 thing let me just set the stage for you just a bit um the left has been about the business of

00:27:26.980 wrecking our election system for 30 years and in particular uh the national voter registration act

00:27:34.500 was bill clinton's very first uh piece of legislation when he was elected president and it was the first

00:27:40.720 piece passed back in 1993 the national voter registration act motor voter we all remember now

00:27:48.000 we have to when you register when you go get a driver's license you register they register you to vote

00:27:53.080 that has created all kinds of havoc on the voter rolls and the other part of that federal law is it puts

00:28:00.660 shackles on uh local jurisdictions election offices as well as the states in terms of allowing them to

00:28:09.620 remove people who've moved away etc etc blackout periods and all kinds of waiting periods and a cumbersome

00:28:17.460 process so let's start with the fact that the democrats and of course republicans have in congress

00:28:23.020 basically been asleep at the wheel on these issues for many decades fast forward to 2020 the day after

00:28:31.640 that election citizens all over this country woke up and said wait a minute what has happened to our

00:28:37.360 election system and so that's when i joined the national the conservative partnership institute as a

00:28:43.900 senior legal fellow focused solely on building trying to build a permanent infrastructure of citizens

00:28:49.900 volunteers across the country to be come involved in their local election offices same way parents

00:28:57.560 have realized they've got to be involved in their school boards and know what's going on so we

00:29:02.260 started a year ago um so i wrote a guidebook it's called uh this uh citizen's guide to building

00:29:09.740 an election integrity infrastructure and people can go to our website and download it it's free

00:29:16.100 it's www.whoscounting.us and we have videos training videos how people can get involved one of the tracks

00:29:25.580 is cleaning voter rolls and we started a year ago a national working group on cleaning voter rolls and we have

00:29:35.180 literally there are hundreds actually thousands of citizens across the country working in their local

00:29:41.020 election offices identifying duplicates dead people people who have moved and i mean it's to me it's

00:29:51.140 pretty remarkable what they are doing and we also have been working to try to get congress to change the

00:29:59.260 federal law to get the federal government out of the business of dictating to states telling them when

00:30:06.960 they can and cannot clean their voter rolls so that's a little bit of the background so so wait wait wait

00:30:12.980 tell me this is going on in how many states and districts because i this this what i fear uh is that

00:30:21.740 we are cleaning things up and this is really good in states like texas etc etc uh florida but the problem

00:30:30.360 states like georgia or uh michigan wisconsin maybe there's not anything being done there is that

00:30:39.900 accurate or not well no it's not accurate we're trying it we're trying hard and in fact georgia let me

00:30:48.000 just talk about georgia for a moment because that's one of the places where the most work is going on

00:30:55.520 and of course where we're having to fight with mark elias who's threatened all of the county election

00:31:00.860 offices in georgia with litigation if they uh if they listen to these citizen challenges but let me

00:31:08.180 just give you a couple of updates about georgia we have uh one thing that's really amazing is uh

00:31:14.540 a retired physician dr rick richards has created a software that he is making available to volunteers all

00:31:23.200 over the country that will allow them to run their voter rolls against other databases for free he's

00:31:29.960 making available for free to them and that's so they can run it against the the national change of

00:31:35.040 address who's moved they can run it to determine who are duplicates um and so and he's actually gotten

00:31:42.880 this software adopted by a county in georgia that said well this is what we need because our job under

00:31:50.180 the law is to clean the voter rolls of course let me just pause just a moment when that happened

00:31:56.680 the left has come after him after me because i introduced him to the national working group

00:32:04.320 on voter rolls at the election integrity network uh hosts and they've done uh cbs abc they've all done

00:32:14.320 hit pieces the atlanta journal constitution um saying that this is terrible we're trying to suppress

00:32:20.040 the vote by cleaning the voter rolls just so you know hey we always have to deal with that and um

00:32:26.400 but we're undeterred you know i'm used to that he he's used to that and so nonetheless we're moving

00:32:33.700 forward there's a gentleman in uh fulton county georgia who has personally uh been through the voter

00:32:40.840 rolls and has filed over uh 11 000 challenges to duplicates and bad registrations in fulton county

00:32:49.480 and these counties in georgia are required by state law to hear citizen challenges and act upon those

00:32:56.840 within 30 days and they've been threatened the counties have been threatened by mark elias literally

00:33:05.160 who sent a letter threatening them um to all the counties but there was just a decision earlier this

00:33:11.360 week in which um that challenge the statute that um under state law that allows citizens to come in

00:33:20.260 and challenge a bad registration was upheld by a court so i think that that's going to open the way to

00:33:27.940 move forward with these challenges but we have in some states so fulton county has stopped hearing

00:33:36.100 challenges that doesn't mean the people are not out there identifying um the problems we're probably

00:33:42.560 now just going to have to start filing our own lawsuits to force them to actually follow state law

00:33:47.160 in other states like take a blue state like new mexico i know we don't think of that as a swing state

00:33:53.240 any longer but those volunteers have been able under the most difficult circumstances to get over 30

00:34:00.120 thousand bad registrations removed from the voter rolls there cleta is there is there any way you can

00:34:08.400 guess or know if any of those had been used fraudulently in the past well it we do know yes we do know

00:34:20.380 in the in the states where the cast vote records are public records we can see we do know that there

00:34:27.520 are registrants who we now see are deceased who've cast ballots but you know one of the things that

00:34:34.900 is problematic is getting these election officials anywhere to uh be willing there it's hard to

00:34:44.380 describe the intimidation that has gone on by the left and the infiltration by the left in the election

00:34:51.100 system of our country i mean the capital resource center estimates that leftist billionaires have

00:34:57.480 invested found including big left-wing foundations have invested between 11 and 14 billion dollars in the

00:35:03.680 last decade building this gigantic leftist infrastructure into every aspect of our voting

00:35:11.760 and our election process so it's very difficult to get these election officials to willingly want to turn

00:35:21.200 somebody over for prosecution so what we focused on with the voter rolls is in really training people to

00:35:29.380 make to sit down and make friends in advance if they possibly can with the local election officials to say

00:35:36.740 we're not here to attack you we're not here to uh berate you we have a we have volunteers who are willing to help

00:35:45.200 you do your job because they always say they're overworked etc and um and so by doing that we have seen

00:35:55.240 these situations in county after county new jersey there's a group of volunteers they in one county they

00:36:01.840 were able to remove you know over 7 000 bad registrations this past year and so it people say well

00:36:09.520 what difference does it make well it makes a difference because when you have bad dirt you had dirty voter rolls

00:36:15.960 you have people registered multiple times what the left has been intent upon doing is getting

00:36:23.600 legislatures and election officials sometimes without legislative authority as happened in uh georgia in 2020

00:36:31.600 to send a ballot either an absentee ballot or an absentee ballot application

00:36:38.040 to everybody on the voter rolls well if you've got somebody registered seven times they're going to get seven

00:36:44.140 ballots and that's a big issue that we're fighting right now in nevada and clark county and that

00:36:50.840 group of people out there have made friends and built relationships and credibility with the election office

00:36:59.120 and they are literally going through the rolls and providing evidence and when they provide the evidence

00:37:06.460 that is can be confirmed by the registrar they are moving those people from active to inactive

00:37:12.440 may not sound like a big deal they don't get an automatic ballot in nevada they get an automatic

00:37:19.600 everybody on the active list gets that automatic ballot that's crazy so we've got all these volunteers

00:37:25.260 who are working against the clock to move as many of those bad registrations off the active list

00:37:32.480 so they don't get live ballots so we don't have these live ballots floating around everywhere in clark county

The Glenn Beck Program - January 05, 2024

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