The Glenn Beck Program - October 13, 2026


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00:00:16.460 You know what socialism is?
00:00:19.760 A boyfriend, a dirtbag boyfriend that your daughter brings home and you're like, honey, you're worth so much more than this.
00:00:26.220 It's not going to end well.
00:00:27.160 Why do you keep bringing the same guy to the door?
00:00:29.500 you're worth more than this.
00:00:32.320 I'll show you how socialism
00:00:34.000 is that deadbeat boyfriend.
00:00:36.620 Also, did you know the first lady
00:00:38.500 of New York is an artist? 0.98
00:00:40.400 Oh, she's a great artist. 0.50
00:00:41.580 And you should see some of her hero artists.
00:00:43.920 We're going to talk about that.
00:00:45.220 David Steinberg also joins us
00:00:46.920 on Ilhan Omar, the latest.
00:00:50.040 And don't forget, tomorrow,
00:00:51.540 on tomorrow's program,
00:00:53.020 we have John Solomon.
00:00:54.940 He is the guy who runs Just the News.
00:00:58.360 He's probably the best button-up journalist out there.
00:01:01.440 He's going to bring us all the inside news on what the warrant was all about and everything that is going on in Washington with that case.
00:01:08.060 That's on tomorrow's program, but here is today's podcast.
00:01:20.260 You're listening to The Best of the Glenn Beck Program.
00:01:28.360 So NBC just put out a poll, and among voters under 30, the share with a positive view of socialism has climbed from 28% in 2018 to 42%.
00:01:42.860 Wow.
00:01:44.380 The share of a negative view of capitalism more than doubled from 22% to 47%.
00:01:50.080 Now, I'm not going to yell at that because, I mean, been there, done that.
00:01:55.960 Okay.
00:01:56.160 here's what i want to do if you're 23 and you have watched you know rent eat your paycheck
00:02:05.900 if you've been told you know a house is something that your parents got and you're just not going
00:02:11.380 to if groceries cost more every time you go and somebody comes along and said you know it doesn't
00:02:18.680 have to be this way let's try something new you would listen you would listen okay the problem is
00:02:25.660 what many people who are 23 years old don't understand is it's not a new thing.
00:02:31.860 Let's try something new.
00:02:32.880 It's not new.
00:02:34.080 I'm open to new things.
00:02:36.820 Okay?
00:02:37.140 The people selling this, they know that.
00:02:41.460 So they have an answer ready.
00:02:43.500 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0.97
00:02:44.300 The Soviet Union, it was a disaster. 0.97
00:02:46.180 Yeah, I know. 0.80
00:02:46.840 Mao, Mao, Mao.
00:02:47.780 Cambodia, Cuba.
00:02:48.760 You go down the list.
00:02:50.560 I know, but that wasn't real socialism.
00:02:53.140 Those leaders went bad.
00:02:55.240 Okay.
00:02:55.660 This time we're going to have better people, better safeguards, a better plan.
00:03:00.160 Uh-huh.
00:03:02.000 You might have heard this speech before.
00:03:05.620 Let me give you the same thing in a different scenario. 0.80
00:03:11.720 Because your friend or somebody you know gives you this same speech every time she defends the loser she's dating.
00:03:20.680 you know the guy no job lives in his parents basement can't afford a car has no future
00:03:28.480 showers on holidays maybe not on flag day but the big ones showers on holidays you know and she said
00:03:34.980 you just don't know him like I do he's got such good ideas he's so good as a person he's got a
00:03:41.580 bright future I can fix him oh every girl that guy has ever dated said exactly the same thing
00:03:50.360 And every one of those relationships ended with a box of his stuff on the front lawn, okay?
00:03:56.860 Socialism is that boyfriend.
00:04:00.700 Charming, a little rebellious, your parents probably don't like him,
00:04:05.900 talks beautifully about fairness, and there's always an excuse for the last breakup.
00:04:12.720 Wrong leader, wrong country, not enough money, foreign interference.
00:04:17.500 It's never his fault, never his fault.
00:04:19.180 So, let me introduce you to his ex-girlfriends, okay? 0.76
00:04:26.360 The Soviet Union.
00:04:28.360 Soviet Union took the farm from the farmers, and millions starved in the early 1930s.
00:04:34.980 By the secret police's own records, about 680,000 people were shot in just two years of purges.
00:04:43.100 In China, Mao's great leap forward produced what may be the deadliest famine in human history.
00:04:49.180 Tens of millions dead in that one, and that's not to mention the estimated 50 to 90 million people dead under Mao because he shot them, killed them one way or another.
00:05:01.960 In Cambodia, the communists abolished money because money was the problem.
00:05:07.520 They emptied the cities, and in four years, roughly one out of every four Cambodians was dead.
00:05:13.200 It's called the killing fields. 0.77
00:05:14.960 Now, that's your grandparents' history.
00:05:17.100 Those are the ones that our grandparents might have dated, and the rest of the world went, don't date him.
00:05:23.220 No, that's a really bad idea.
00:05:24.640 It's not going to end well. 1.00
00:05:26.380 So let's look at your boyfriends, Venezuela.
00:05:30.260 Venezuela sits on the largest proven oil reserves on the planet, bigger than Saudi Arabia.
00:05:36.140 Should be one of the richest countries on Earth.
00:05:38.680 At one time, was the richest, second richest in the hemisphere.
00:05:43.300 Then Hugo Chavez took over.
00:05:45.960 Famous, smart Americans all lined up to applaud.
00:05:50.800 This is socialism done right.
00:05:53.820 Finally, socialism.
00:05:55.400 They elected him.
00:05:57.000 Democratic election for the people.
00:06:00.180 Then came the takeovers and the price controls.
00:06:02.800 The government telling stores what they could charge
00:06:05.580 so the stores stopped stocking the shelves
00:06:08.140 because they couldn't afford it.
00:06:09.960 In 2017, a survey by Venezuela's top universities
00:06:12.960 found two out of three people had lost weight that year.
00:06:18.160 When I say lost weight, I'm not talking about a diet.
00:06:20.540 They lost an average, the average person, 24 pounds.
00:06:24.380 Not a diet, starvation.
00:06:27.600 The next year, the country's own central bank
00:06:29.760 put inflation at more than 130,000%.
00:06:33.860 You think inflation is bad here?
00:06:36.120 Hey, let's try socialism.
00:06:38.160 Nearly 8 million people fled the country.
00:06:41.500 Now, defenders will tell you it was American sanctions that did that.
00:06:45.780 Yeah.
00:06:47.420 Unfortunately, we have something called a calendar.
00:06:50.800 Let's look at the calendar.
00:06:51.660 Let's check the dates.
00:06:52.380 The shortage, the shortages, the falling oil production, the bread lines,
00:06:57.700 all of it was underway before the major sanctions began in 2017.
00:07:01.820 The boyfriend was broke before anyone cut up his credit card.
00:07:06.640 Okay?
00:07:07.200 Different countries, different cultures, different leaders.
00:07:10.700 same ending.
00:07:13.700 Why?
00:07:14.480 What do they all have in common?
00:07:17.720 Karl Marx gave out the ending himself.
00:07:22.000 In the Communist Manifesto,
00:07:23.640 he admitting getting there would take, in his words,
00:07:28.180 despotic inroads on the rights of property.
00:07:32.000 He promised force would be needed, but only temporary.
00:07:37.740 Oh, okay.
00:07:38.820 Well, it never is.
00:07:40.400 You know, and here's why.
00:07:41.300 Because humans are humans.
00:07:42.540 We're all alike.
00:07:43.560 When you take a man's farm, he doesn't like it.
00:07:46.480 When you take a man's house, he doesn't like it. 0.68
00:07:49.140 He doesn't like the results, and so he resists these kinds of things. 0.97
00:07:54.620 Okay?
00:07:55.020 It's never temporary.
00:07:57.880 That's the problem.
00:07:59.500 When you tell him he gets the same ration, whether he works 12 hours or two hours, guess what he works?
00:08:07.920 Two.
00:08:09.260 Then production falls.
00:08:10.720 Shortages come.
00:08:12.060 Now the government has a choice.
00:08:13.980 Admit the plan failed, which they never do,
00:08:17.300 or increase military and police.
00:08:22.080 Guess what?
00:08:23.080 They always choose the secret police.
00:08:26.100 Always.
00:08:26.540 They always push harder.
00:08:30.680 It's the same story.
00:08:33.260 The worse socialism works, the more police it needs.
00:08:36.900 Tyranny isn't what happens when socialism goes wrong.
00:08:40.580 Tyranny is how socialism stays alive.
00:08:45.020 The true believers always knew there would be one problem they couldn't plan around.
00:08:50.720 And that problem is you.
00:08:53.620 That problem is human nature.
00:08:57.080 Look, if you're on the left, you're already talking about camps.
00:09:02.040 You're already talking about eliminating people that are standing in the way.
00:09:05.220 What do you think that leads to?
00:09:08.020 You think that's just, oh, we're just going to take care of a few people?
00:09:11.440 No, that leads to millions of deaths.
00:09:13.960 That's how it happens every time.
00:09:16.360 People want to keep what they earn. 0.83
00:09:18.400 They want to take care of their own kids.
00:09:20.120 They want to make their own choices. 0.73
00:09:22.060 You know, Trotsky, he was one of the men who built the Soviet Union and its Red Army. 0.87
00:09:26.640 He had a solution for this.
00:09:28.900 1924, he writes a book, and he's describing the new human being that socialism would create.
00:09:36.580 And through the training, and what he called artificial selection,
00:09:41.060 mankind would become, well, in his words, a higher biologic type, a Superman.
00:09:49.260 The average person, he said, would rise to the level of Aristotle or Marx. 1.00
00:09:53.760 Marx was a moron. 0.98
00:09:54.960 the system didn't fit people so the plan was to change people have you ever heard that you can't 1.00
00:10:05.540 change people you know you're not gonna you're gonna marry him he's gonna change for me no he's
00:10:10.360 not no he's not and if that's with sex on the line what do you think's gonna happen when it's
00:10:14.760 government it's not gonna happen okay how'd that work out for trotsky well he lost power to stalin
00:10:21.700 He was thrown out of the country that he helped build.
00:10:24.340 Oh, well, at least they didn't kill him.
00:10:25.740 No!
00:10:26.540 Actually, in Mexico, a Soviet agent killed him with an ice axe.
00:10:30.720 So, you know, the man who promised a new humanity,
00:10:34.260 free of jealousy and ambition,
00:10:35.760 was murdered by jealousy and ambition with an axe.
00:10:40.460 Human nature.
00:10:41.760 Human nature.
00:10:42.420 It never changes.
00:10:44.720 And in socialism, that really bad human nature
00:10:47.640 is given a badge and a gun.
00:10:49.540 the free market our founders they made the opposite bet madison wrote if men were angels
00:10:58.840 government would not be necessary so they didn't try to build a better human they recognized the
00:11:05.920 flaws in human and they built a system for the humans we actually have and they divided power
00:11:11.940 so nobody could grab it all they let free people build trade and keep what they earned has it gone
00:11:17.560 bad? Yes. Why? Because we're not using the system and we're not recognizing all of the
00:11:24.060 powers and the tools that we have. Most importantly, we're not recognizing the
00:11:29.480 responsibilities that we have. And it's easier for all of us to decide, you know what, I think
00:11:36.020 I'm going to be a better human being than it is to try to change every human being with a gun.
00:11:42.020 That's the free market.
00:11:43.820 It's not perfect, but it doesn't require everybody to be an angel.
00:11:48.980 It takes ordinary ambition.
00:11:51.320 I want a better life for my family.
00:11:53.620 And it says the only way to get there is by making something your neighbor actually needs and wants.
00:12:01.280 Unfortunately, we're a society that wants porn and free rides and drugs.
00:12:07.840 That's the part we have to change.
00:12:12.220 Your self-interest has to serve somebody else.
00:12:16.920 In socialism, ambition doesn't appear.
00:12:19.860 It moves into the government where nobody can fire it.
00:12:23.920 And before we hand Washington, the whole economy, look what it already runs.
00:12:28.800 The post office lost $9 billion last fiscal year.
00:12:34.860 Their job? Deliver the mail.
00:12:37.720 Amtrak carried more passengers than ever and still lost $600 million, and they run the trains.
00:12:46.260 If they can't make the trains pay with record crowds,
00:12:50.160 why would we hand them our grocery store and our hospital and your job?
00:12:57.280 So if you're one of the 20-somethings, your frustration is real.
00:13:02.320 I get it. I get it.
00:13:04.220 The problems are real. They're there.
00:13:08.560 But before you take a cure, find out what caused the disease.
00:13:13.000 You might be surprised how often the answer is the government, not the market.
00:13:18.820 And to the parents, don't mock these guys.
00:13:21.220 They don't know what they've not been, they've not learned any of this stuff.
00:13:24.220 Nobody's told them.
00:13:25.440 And by the way, you mock them, you know what that does?
00:13:27.800 Go ahead, mock your daughter for the boyfriend. 0.99
00:13:31.380 Belittle your daughter for the boyfriend. 0.98
00:13:32.940 You know what's going to happen? 1.00
00:13:34.120 She's going to go move closer to the boyfriend. 1.00
00:13:37.720 ask them which country they want to copy. 0.73
00:13:45.660 Then ask them, how does this usually end?
00:13:49.260 Because here's a rule that will serve you in love and in work and in politics.
00:13:54.280 When somebody needs you to become a different person before their plan can work,
00:14:00.080 the problem isn't you.
00:14:03.400 It's the plan.
00:14:04.800 it's not you
00:14:08.040 it's him
00:14:09.160 but if you keep choosing the same kind of guy
00:14:12.560 over and over again
00:14:13.420 it is you
00:14:14.880 and maybe
00:14:18.380 I mean we just
00:14:20.860 life is not easy
00:14:25.880 it's worth it
00:14:27.900 it's worth it
00:14:28.800 but it's not easy
00:14:29.720 but it requires you
00:14:32.560 to recognize your own self-worth. 0.99
00:14:37.700 You know, you look at girls that have dated these loser guys 0.75
00:14:42.100 and you're like, you're worth more than that. 0.99
00:14:43.800 What is wrong with you?
00:14:45.120 Stop it.
00:14:46.240 You deserve more than that.
00:14:47.740 You're worth more than that.
00:14:49.420 I'd say the same thing with socialism.
00:14:51.220 To everybody within the sound of my voice,
00:14:53.160 you're worth more than that.
00:14:55.440 You're better than that.
00:14:56.960 You can accomplish so much more.
00:14:59.220 and you can't fix it you can't fix him you can't fix it you you never could
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00:16:32.700 Okay, yesterday, one of the reporters at the Washington Free Beacon
00:16:36.520 published a story about the first lady of New York City, and I just love this.
00:16:39.760 Her name is Rama Dwaji.
00:16:43.200 She's an illustrator.
00:16:44.420 I didn't know she was an artist.
00:16:45.840 What a surprise.
00:16:46.840 what a surprise an artist being a socialist huh who would have seen that coming she's married to
00:16:53.500 mayor zoran mamdani and in april of 2024 she sat in front of a camera and animated a portrait of
00:17:01.040 the man she said inspires all my work all right who is it who is it that inspires all of your work
00:17:08.320 i tend to look for people who aren't killers myself you know what i mean i try i try to look
00:17:14.480 for people who were not, you know, really heavy in the dark side.
00:17:19.300 But, hey, I'm not an artist like she is.
00:17:23.900 Okay, in the video, she describes him, because he just died,
00:17:30.300 with pride, as an artist of the Intifada.
00:17:35.160 And she also mentioned twice, and he's been jailed twice.
00:17:38.540 Makes him gritty.
00:17:39.520 now the second intifada was blowing up buses and cafes okay pizza parlor in jerusalem you know
00:17:48.300 all of the places that you think this place should be bombed more than a thousand israelis
00:17:54.660 dead most of them civilians but she's proud of him free beacon went through his own pages on
00:18:01.180 october 8th 2023 hours after hamas butchered 1200 people he posted his painting of a fighter with a
00:18:08.020 rifle. And the comments were all filled with applause. And then earlier, he called the founder
00:18:14.420 of Hamas a hero. In fact, all of them are heroes. That's what he said. They're heroes. Really? 0.94
00:18:23.240 The guy who planned October 7th, he stood in front of a banner copied from one of his paintings
00:18:31.140 and thanked Iran for the money and the weapons. And Mansour, the artist, said, well, that doesn't
00:18:37.640 bother me oh yeah i'm glad wait okay hang on you imagine you're standing there and you're giving a
00:18:44.100 speech and uh or no wait you're an artist and somebody's giving a speech and they're like and
00:18:50.220 i want to thank adolf hitler you'd be like can can somebody take the art behind them it's my art i
00:18:54.900 don't want that no no he did the opposite in fact speaking of hitler in 2015 he posted a painting
00:19:00.180 by adolf hitler and said look at his technique he's the first guy to say you know he wasn't that
00:19:06.560 bad of an artist okay in february 26th well maybe i gotta say it now maybe tucker carlson has said
00:19:15.280 that but i don't know anybody else anyway in 2016 he shared a link claiming the diary of ann frank
00:19:21.320 was a was a fake and it was written by an american jew okay so i don't know i don't hold this guy up
00:19:31.480 as, you know, the reason I paint.
00:19:34.860 But then again, I'm not married to Zoran Mamdani, you know?
00:19:39.320 I have spent a good portion of my life now,
00:19:43.460 gosh, almost half of my life collecting documents
00:19:46.340 and letters and originals.
00:19:48.280 And not because paper is valuable.
00:19:50.400 It's really not.
00:19:52.540 It's because paper and documents are the last true witnesses.
00:19:57.480 I don't collect documents of people that say, oh, I know 100 years ago this guy said.
00:20:05.620 I collect the document of the guy who actually said it 200 years ago.
00:20:12.840 You know, when everyone else in the room is gone, the paper is the only thing that is left to say what actually happened.
00:20:20.940 And the first thing every liar in history goes after is the witness.
00:20:25.120 That's why they're going after our history.
00:20:27.480 you know, lies have birth certificates.
00:20:31.580 So what was the last lie he said?
00:20:33.540 The last lie he said,
00:20:34.500 it was an American Jew that wrote the Diary of Ed Frank. 0.99
00:20:37.940 And I swear to you, it's going to come back to Mamdani's wife.
00:20:43.140 This story is incredible.
00:20:45.240 The American Jew in the story is a real man, okay?
00:20:48.740 Meyer Levin, I think.
00:20:51.200 He was a novelist from Chicago.
00:20:52.920 He was a war correspondent who was there in 1945
00:20:55.700 when the camps were opened.
00:20:57.480 He was there.
00:20:59.140 A few years later, he read a French translation of the diary kept by a Dutch girl in the attic,
00:21:05.080 and he couldn't let it go, and he was like, this is the greatest thing I've ever read.
00:21:09.020 He wrote a review in the New York Times.
00:21:11.080 That's what helped make it a bestseller in America.
00:21:13.800 Well, he wanted to write a play.
00:21:16.620 Anne's father, Otto, chose other writers, so he sued, and he said they had taken his ideas,
00:21:24.360 and a jury awarded him $50,000.
00:21:27.000 Now, for the play, two men who both loved the book were fighting over who was going to put it on stage.
00:21:34.600 Within a couple of years, pro-Nazi pamphlets in Sweden and Norway had turned this whole thing inside out.
00:21:41.520 A Jew had been paid $50,000.
00:21:44.200 For what?
00:21:45.500 For writing the diary.
00:21:47.980 Same number, same names, but a new twist on the story.
00:21:52.240 Let's leave out the stage play.
00:21:55.040 The man who was the loudest champion of the diary in America
00:21:59.460 was now the forger of Anne Frank's diary.
00:22:05.120 Otto Frank was the only one of the eight people in that attic who came home,
00:22:10.020 and he spent the rest of his life in courtrooms defending his daughter's handwriting.
00:22:15.680 When he died in 1980, he left the notebooks to the Dutch state,
00:22:19.820 and the Dutch treated them like evidence in a murder case.
00:22:23.360 So he dies, and forensic experts come in.
00:22:25.720 They test the paper, the ink, the glue, the handwriting, letter by letter.
00:22:29.500 The famous ballpoint ink that deniers love, you know,
00:22:33.300 turned up on a couple of loose slips tucked in decades later.
00:22:37.120 Not in one line she ever wrote.
00:22:39.940 So after six years, in 1986, the verdict comes down.
00:22:45.880 She wrote it all, every word of it, between 1942 and 1944.
00:22:50.220 The deniers also love that there's two versions of the diary.
00:22:55.040 There are two versions because of a radio broadcast.
00:22:58.100 It was March 1944.
00:23:00.080 The Allies were coming in.
00:23:01.560 The Dutch minister in exile came on the air from London and said,
00:23:05.340 People of Holland, save your diaries.
00:23:07.980 Save all of your letters.
00:23:09.520 The world needs to know what happened.
00:23:12.200 Well, she's a 14-year-old girl.
00:23:14.040 She's listening in the attic.
00:23:15.260 The next day, she writes about it in her diary.
00:23:17.440 and then she begins rewriting her diary
00:23:20.300 so it would be ready.
00:23:22.560 She knew she was going to be a witness
00:23:24.620 and she was preparing her testimony.
00:23:27.940 Five months later, somebody betrayed them.
00:23:30.000 She dies in Bergen-Belsen.
00:23:35.040 Seventy years after that,
00:23:37.660 the painter who inspired the First Lady of New York
00:23:41.400 shared a link calling Anne Frank a lie.
00:23:47.440 Now, this guy's best-known painting hangs in the homes of Palestinians, I'm sure, that have never hurt anybody.
00:23:56.620 You know, an artist can, you know, admire another artist's brushwork without saying, you know, I'm a fan of everything else Adolf Hitler did, but it kind of fits in this.
00:24:06.280 She wasn't praising his brushwork. 0.51
00:24:08.820 She says she's praising the intifada, the fact that he fights, the fact that he's been in jail.
00:24:18.380 The Free Beacon reports that after October 7th, she liked posts calling the massacre resistance
00:24:23.560 and one calling the rapes a hoax.
00:24:27.700 Why did I tell you the Anne Frank story? 0.95
00:24:30.520 She served dinner at the Gracie Mansion to Mahmoud Khalil.
00:24:35.840 The only thing she has publicly apologized for is a racial slur. 0.58
00:24:40.560 And her husband says, well, she's a private person.
00:24:43.320 I'm sorry, she's the first lady of the city of New York with more Jews in that city than any other city outside of Israel. 0.89
00:24:50.980 And she lives in the people's house. 0.79
00:24:53.400 Private stopped being the answer to the day she moved in. 0.71
00:24:56.180 That same Anne Frank lie, the ballpoint pen and the $50,000 I have seen posted by people who call themselves conservatives, patriots, Christians, same lie, different hat.
00:25:15.380 Lies don't belong to one side or another.
00:25:18.020 It belongs to whoever is tired of the witness.
00:25:22.720 Every genocide commits two murders.
00:25:27.220 The first kills people.
00:25:29.840 The second kills the memory.
00:25:32.680 So the first can happen again.
00:25:36.000 It never happened.
00:25:37.720 It's not a claim about history.
00:25:39.420 It's a permission slip for the future.
00:25:43.460 We watched the second murder begin on October 8th.
00:25:47.960 And people are calling the rapes a hoax
00:25:50.340 while the killer's own videos were still online.
00:25:54.100 This one didn't take 70 years.
00:25:56.200 It took a weekend.
00:25:59.180 And the only thing for a lie to survive is a crowd.
00:26:05.340 But the truth only requires one witness
00:26:09.720 who will never sit down.
00:26:11.980 That's why I collect American history.
00:26:14.660 That's why we're building
00:26:16.080 the American Journey Experience in Dallas.
00:26:18.860 That's why I have documents in vaults in the sides of mountains.
00:26:27.480 Because those documents are the only true witness, and they will not be silenced.
00:26:35.900 You know, Anne Frank's not going to go away.
00:26:38.240 A girl who heard a voice on the radio say,
00:26:40.000 someday the world is going to need to know,
00:26:41.460 and she sat down with a pen and she made sure the world knew.
00:26:45.280 The Nazis couldn't silence her.
00:26:47.120 The pamphlets couldn't silence her. 0.96
00:26:48.700 And Mom Donnie's wife can't silence her. 0.99
00:26:52.300 A German court even proved her. 0.96
00:26:54.180 A Dutch lab proved her. 0.82
00:26:56.800 The first lady of New York chose whose face to paint. 0.99
00:27:06.040 But in all honesty, this monologue's not about her.
00:27:10.860 Because you choose that every day as well.
00:27:13.180 with what you share, what you like,
00:27:16.200 what you let slide at the dinner table, in the office.
00:27:20.420 You're painting a portrait of who you admire.
00:27:24.880 I have to tell you, I do a lot of research on Claude.
00:27:30.820 And I asked it this morning because there's this thing going around
00:27:34.660 about how Amazon knows everything about you,
00:27:37.420 and it's crazy accurate.
00:27:39.580 And I asked Claude, just based on our conversation,
00:27:42.800 I wanted to know, what did it know of me?
00:27:44.900 Just based on our conversations, with no public information,
00:27:48.880 who am I as a man? 0.99
00:27:51.980 If you spend time with Klot, you should do that. 0.98
00:27:55.760 You might learn something about yourself.
00:27:58.260 I did. I did.
00:28:03.900 Mamdani painted the man who called that little girl a lie. 0.58
00:28:09.120 I'll take the little girl with the pen. 0.98
00:28:12.800 Hang her on your wall. 1.00
00:28:19.920 The truth must survive. 1.00
00:28:21.920 And that truth, you own.
00:28:25.060 Not your truth.
00:28:26.800 The truth.
00:28:28.040 You witnessed it.
00:28:29.420 You own it.
00:28:30.680 Stand up for it.
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00:29:48.140 can somebody give me a uh a update on Keith Malonek have you heard anything this morning
00:30:08.240 um not on the give send go Keith Malonek is a is a guy who has worked with us for a long time
00:30:15.740 He's been Pat's producer for, well, 20-plus years.
00:30:21.720 And last week, he gets up during the show, and he's just acting strangely.
00:30:26.060 And he says, I'm sorry, I think I'm having a stroke.
00:30:29.260 And Jeffy went out with him.
00:30:31.160 He's like, I've got to call 911.
00:30:32.420 He's like, no, I'm fine, I'm fine.
00:30:34.020 If somebody says they're having a stroke, call 911.
00:30:36.880 He had a massive stroke.
00:30:38.580 He's on a vent now.
00:30:41.240 The prayers are the most important thing that you can give.
00:30:45.740 Today and tomorrow are supposed to be the worst days of it,
00:30:49.140 and it'll start getting better.
00:30:50.660 It's like five days after a stroke is when it's at the apex of bad.
00:30:57.560 But he's in really bad shape, and we ask for your prayers.
00:31:01.580 Also, if you've listened to the Pat show
00:31:03.500 and if you've ever found anything entertaining or whatever,
00:31:08.860 his family has a very long road to go.
00:31:13.560 um and um they've set up a listener actually set up a give send go.com it's give send go.com
00:31:21.120 slash help keith malinek with medical bills because he's going to be having them for a very
00:31:25.780 very long time have we had an update uh jason i uh i ran into their studio this morning right
00:31:32.820 before we went live and uh there was no real update um it sounded like prayers for keith and
00:31:39.140 his recovery, heavy prayers for, um, his wife and family. Cause it sounds like they are just
00:31:44.480 exhausted. Um, absolutely exhausted. And, um, Carrie is so strong. Uh, the kids are so strong,
00:31:52.460 but she, it's, it sounds like a lot of people are asking for updates and, and, and now it's
00:31:57.620 getting harder for them to give them out because just all their energy. Thank God. The family has
00:32:03.360 god i mean she's a minister uh and uh and thank god they they have that because this this one is
00:32:11.920 a very hard road a very very hard road and our thoughts and prayers and by the way if you just
00:32:17.180 want to send messages you can i think probably at uh at give send go you but just i think maybe
00:32:22.260 you can just put messages up there but she's reading the messages to keith and she said and
00:32:26.880 that's the hard part. I know he can hear me. Um, and so they're at his bedside talking to him.
00:32:35.980 Um, but he's in bad shape, but thank you for everything. Do we have an update on
00:32:41.140 give, send, go? How much is it? BJ, do you know? Last, last time we got that 65. Yeah. 160.
00:32:48.380 Yeah, $166,025.
00:32:54.520 So thank you for giving.
00:32:57.380 All right.
00:32:58.260 I'm going to tell you a story in a minute here
00:33:00.200 of something that happened in Guatemala the other day.
00:33:08.320 And it could be one of your worst fears.
00:33:13.480 It could be one of your worst fears.
00:33:15.220 And it happened to this girl in Guatemala,
00:33:17.260 and I'll tell you about that.
00:33:18.380 Jason, also, what are we missing that we haven't talked about?
00:33:20.680 I know we have Ilhan Omar.
00:33:23.660 We have an update coming from a guy who is an expert on her, knows this story.
00:33:27.960 He's been following it for 10 years, knows this story probably better than anybody else.
00:33:31.960 He's going to be joining me in about half an hour to give us an update on that.
00:33:35.980 And it should be a substantial one.
00:33:37.520 What else have we missed so far that we have to get to?
00:33:41.960 That's really the big one.
00:33:43.660 I still think we could go into, just off your last monologue, talk a little bit about El Saeed.
00:33:49.160 A lot of good stuff there and some denials.
00:33:52.060 Oh, yes, yes.
00:33:54.280 You know, save that for about an hour from now.
00:33:56.180 Let's bring that back up in an hour from now.
00:33:58.480 Because I've got to tell you this story about something happening in Guatemala.
00:34:01.340 It's crazy.
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00:35:34.220 Okay, David, it's great to talk to you again.
00:35:38.280 How are you?
00:35:39.620 Glenn, I was thinking yesterday, right when I saw the headline of the raid, I'm like, man, Glenn's going to call me any second, just like a few seconds later.
00:35:50.300 I'm telling you, 10, 50 seconds later, I get a text from your booker.
00:35:55.360 I'm like, if anyone wants to, go ahead.
00:35:58.480 Yeah.
00:35:59.120 You're the guy who, I mean, you're the guy who did all of the work on this, all of the legwork.
00:36:04.080 I mean, we did a special on it.
00:36:06.140 a lot of it was based on your work. And I couldn't believe at the time that no one had any interest
00:36:13.900 in this story, because to me, it is very, very clear. But I'm hearing now statute of limitations
00:36:20.220 and everything else. Can you first start, tell us the story in the most understandable way that
00:36:25.560 you can, and then let's talk about what happened yesterday. Exactly. The first thing I would say,
00:36:31.780 You sounded a little concerned earlier that this might not go well.
00:36:37.440 First thing I would say is there is absolutely nothing to worry about as far as the facts go.
00:36:45.260 If we just want to, I can't speak to the warrant.
00:36:50.240 I can't speak to why now.
00:36:51.920 But if we want to talk about is this person beyond reasonable doubt guilty of a whole slew of fraud, immigration fraud, marriage fraud, health insurance fraud, college loan application fraud, everything she signed for several years was perjury. 0.61
00:37:15.360 Everything she signed as a married woman. 0.52
00:37:18.260 We've got a whole spree here. 0.99
00:37:19.540 And as I asserted back in 2019, 2020, we may be looking at the most accomplished criminal as far as pound for pound – not pound for pound – most felonies committed in congressional history here if all of this is prosecutable.
00:37:40.620 so look i would say so what so what do we have that hang on what do we have though that is
00:37:47.520 with that is not covered by the statute of limitations do you know well you mentioned
00:37:54.380 earlier that the new york times had a uh a hint that there was this conspiracy charge
00:38:00.140 that's very interesting to me uh as the the marriage fraud since she would have already
00:38:08.260 been a citizen at the time the marriage fraud was committed. That is beyond the statute of
00:38:14.500 limitations. A lot of the perjury charges are beyond. Now, some of the perjury was committed
00:38:20.020 in 2017 and absolutely was just left there. It was obvious. It was reported. It was still left
00:38:27.140 there with years to expire and never took action, of course, the Biden administration.
00:38:31.840 so uh as far as that goes her crimes committed as a citizen most of them appear to be beyond
00:38:42.400 the statute of limitations now we talk about her father her father it it's clear look it's beyond
00:38:51.500 a reasonable doubt from my investigation and the other two reporters i want to mention it was scott
00:38:57.260 johnson and preya samsandar uh we were the three and together between 2016 2020 we put together
00:39:06.780 25 articles and i just made a list here uh that of all the articles i'm going to try to get this
00:39:15.180 out because i think the reason some people are still confused about this case how open and shut
00:39:20.040 it actually is is because they just never saw any of this most of it is free yeah it's before
00:39:26.880 elon bought x the majority of this uh so what survives the state unless it's unless it is the
00:39:34.560 conspiracy theory because when you have a grand conspiracy then everything is open up the statute
00:39:39.760 of limitations no longer apply so if it's not that is there is there stuff that is beyond the
00:39:47.980 statute of limitations beyond the conspiracy theory well look if we're if we're talking about
00:39:53.300 her father, we are beyond a reasonable doubt that this man was named Colonel Nur Said Elmi
00:40:01.700 of the Somalian Army. He was trained in a Soviet military camp in Italy. He's a communist. This
00:40:11.900 was a communist setup. He was trained before the wall fell, and then he was sent back to Somalia.
00:40:17.480 At the time, it was this Soviet vassal state, and a genocide was committed while he was apparently a key leader in that army.
00:40:30.060 Now, the war breaks out.
00:40:32.620 He ends up in a refugee camp, and he enters the United States. 0.94
00:40:37.700 and again if you read our articles we are beyond a reasonable doubt that he must have lied 0.67
00:40:45.360 on his immigration forms to enter the united states now that becomes original sin here
00:40:51.700 because there is no statute of limitations on that if you lie on your immigration forms and
00:40:56.520 it's provable you can be deported uh 50 years later 100 years later right away so she was
00:41:04.540 brought to this country illegally so the family would be deported that is the question she was
00:41:12.100 brought here as a minor she was 12 years old at the time uh ilhan nurse said elmi she was brought
00:41:20.120 here illegally as ilhan abdullahi omar which was actually a second family the omar family is not
00:41:27.200 her family. That is the second family, six other siblings she is not actually related to of that
00:41:34.860 family. Her family is actually four known siblings, all Nur Said Almees. And look, it's beyond
00:41:44.960 reasonable doubt. Again, I have to get, I really would like everybody to just read it, or at the
00:41:50.240 very least, I'll get you all 25 articles, put an AI bot on it saying, what are the chances here that
00:41:57.180 anything else is possible. Because again, what we did is we eliminated, there's no record of
00:42:03.580 anybody in Somalia, of course, because their records are destroyed. But there was no record
00:42:09.020 of anybody in England that could be this person she married besides her brother. There's no record
00:42:15.720 of anybody in America. I mean, he is the last person on earth. There's nothing else to prove
00:42:22.500 here. It's a process of elimination. This happened. So I think that's why Trump and the secretaries
00:42:29.680 have stated it very clearly. She married her brother. They're not hedging anymore. They know
00:42:34.640 what happened. So what comes down to, again, John Solomon tomorrow, I presume we'll be able to give
00:42:41.880 you a better look at what exactly was in that warrant. Right. But don't, as far as the actual
00:42:49.800 facts uh what is prosecutable again that's going to be up for debate but the fact that they went
00:42:56.520 in there and they did conduct this raid and there is that conspiracy charge uh i will say this um
00:43:04.840 i know they've been doing this for at least almost two years i believe january 2025 i got a call from
00:43:14.080 HSI. And I put together a list of everything that had been published. I found some other details
00:43:23.200 about her father. And they did express to me at the time that this division,
00:43:29.480 we wouldn't be going after something like the fake marriage, the division, this investigative
00:43:35.920 division I'm a part of. We look towards stuff like her father, a possible war criminal, how he got
00:43:43.460 into the country. They explained to me that that seemed to be the focus. So I was contacted that
00:43:49.820 when you, when you say, when you say that, I'm just, I'm going to play devil's, I'm going to
00:43:56.440 play a lefty journalist. What she, what her father did makes no difference. She came in,
00:44:01.680 she was seven. She had nothing to do with that. She's been in America. This is the country that
00:44:05.060 she knows and loves, blah, blah, blah. Unless if that's what they're going to use to try to get
00:44:10.820 rid of her and because the statute of limitations has run out on everything else, you better make
00:44:18.180 the case that everything else was real because the fraud that she perpetrated on the American
00:44:25.580 people and on the system itself, and you said it, our taxes, the university, everything was
00:44:35.600 fraudulent you better make that case or it's going to it's going to turn into something sympathy for
00:44:43.120 see they're just trying to take people here who have been here their whole life and get rid of
00:44:47.280 them sure well yeah that i can't i can't speak to what they're going to do i really can't i'm just
00:44:53.220 this is if you if you do take the time to read it uh i i'm not i'm not talking you in particular
00:45:01.620 I'm saying if anybody out there listening, if any of the Democrats once again saying Trump is racist, politically targeted, blah, blah, blah, he's abusing the DOJ to go after his enemies, they're giving you a lot of hypotheses.
00:45:16.880 And again, the experiment has been run already.
00:45:20.700 The research is done.
00:45:21.820 The conclusion is in.
00:45:24.220 This is hypothesis versus conclusion as far as what she did.
00:45:28.400 It is not possible to be a reasonable, sane adult and look at everything that's in and come to the conclusion that she's innocent.
00:45:39.580 There's no one left on earth.
00:45:41.180 There's no other possibility that we've been able to find.
00:45:45.100 We've posted dozens and dozens, maybe over 100 pieces of individual verified evidence.
00:45:52.700 She has given nothing but a denial.
00:45:56.900 Again, that's the extent, if you want to say that this is a courtroom, her defense is a written denial, and ours is over 100 pieces of verified evidence and how we came to find each piece of this evidence.
00:46:15.120 uh so we used when we were writing these articles we would explain exactly how how any reader could
00:46:23.920 go find these documents themselves so we left nothing uh yeah go ahead that i just want to know
00:46:32.700 so do you find it significant that a federal judge in the district of columbia gave this
00:46:39.380 warrant i mean that's i mean first of all it's a judge in the district of columbia they don't
00:46:43.740 tend to be friendly. But they know the weight of this. They know that you're going after a sitting
00:46:49.320 congressperson. It better be right. Do you think that that tells us anything about how strong the
00:46:56.220 case is or not? Well, the fact that a warrant was issued, yes, by a D.C. judge, I don't see how
00:47:05.000 you could possibly discount that in any way, knowing what's happened, knowing that that
00:47:11.700 district is usually sought out for for such things expecting it to go in the other direction
00:47:16.360 uh so so absolutely yes um but again the the judge maybe it's an obama judge i don't know
00:47:25.080 nobody can look at this case yeah nobody can look at all the evidence have it all nobody
00:47:31.540 this is not complicated now again we're talking about homeland security uh the
00:47:37.860 there's homeland security investigations. The idea is that, you know, they might be looking
00:47:43.760 for a workaround trying to make the case that she is some sort of threat to homeland security
00:47:50.460 and that that's political, et cetera. No, it's factual. Look, I mean, that case doesn't fly
00:47:57.320 either. Homeland security investigations exist for this case. We have an enemy, a combatant,
00:48:05.880 who helped commit a genocide for an enemy state, enters the country illegally, 0.63
00:48:12.700 raises his daughter to be a socialist jihadist. Then with the help of someone named Keith Ellison,
00:48:20.440 who is now the attorney general of Minnesota, he exited his seat at the last day possible.
00:48:28.580 so she could jump in and file her paperwork and nobody else could get there in time so she could
00:48:36.980 take his seat it was engineered i mean the homeland security this is she has always been
00:48:44.160 a literal threat to homeland security objectively anyone can see there's a problem here you look at
00:48:50.460 the past 10 years of her in office and see there's a problem here another issue another article i
00:48:56.480 wrote that, uh, did not get the play I felt it deserved at the time was.
00:49:02.420 Okay. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me take one minute. Let me take a one minute break and then
00:49:05.920 I'll come back. I've only got a few minutes left, but I have to take this one minute break.
00:49:08.860 David, um, give me the article you were just talking about. What were you, what was the point
00:49:12.920 you were going to make? Right. So I'm mentioning how it is completely objectively reasonable to
00:49:18.960 look at her as someone who needs to be investigated by Homeland Security as part of a, uh, long
00:49:25.400 running conspiracy. So the article is in 2019. Here's my headline. I published this January 24th,
00:49:32.580 2019. Ilhan Omar endorses Somalia's new president. Four days later, Ilhan Omar's brother-in-law
00:49:42.040 has a powerful job in his administration. So Ilhan's sister named Sara Noor, who was living
00:49:51.200 in the United States at the time and who may, who may have fraudulently opened a healthcare
00:49:57.360 operation, by the way, that's another, that's another, uh, angle to investigate. Um, I, I
00:50:04.920 believe, uh, I believe daily call, uh, daily wire has, uh, has done something on that as well,
00:50:12.220 But her sister, her sister's husband, her genetic sister's husband, was living in Somalia in 2019.
00:50:24.640 So Ilhan endorses the new president.
00:50:26.960 Four days later, her brother-in-law is chief of staff of the prime minister of Somalia.
00:50:35.940 again
00:50:37.560 and she had been there
00:50:40.100 in the article I believe she had been
00:50:42.500 in Somalia campaigning with them
00:50:44.320 a couple months earlier
00:50:45.280 David would you send me all of these
00:50:48.320 articles I want to look at all of these
00:50:50.620 articles send all 25 or however
00:50:52.460 many you have because I want to
00:50:54.180 look at them we'll do more on this tomorrow
00:50:55.840 I've sent a list already
00:50:56.780 I'm way ahead of you and I've been
00:50:59.900 contacting
00:51:00.680 so there were three of us
00:51:03.920 writing these articles over a span of four years
00:51:05.920 years 25 in total and they were published at four different outlets including the blaze okay so
00:51:12.540 david thank you so much for your update on this keep following it we'll keep in touch with you
00:51:20.240 uh to find out you know what comes next and john solomon joins me tomorrow and
00:51:25.760 and uh both david and i think he's going to have the inside scoop on that warrant
00:51:29.780 that'll be on tomorrow's broadcast
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