The Glenn Beck Program - October 09, 2024


Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Lara Trump ｜ 10⧸9⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

46 minutes

Words per Minute

153.42747

Word Count

7,113

Sentence Count

397

Misogynist Sentences

8

Hate Speech Sentences

16


Summary

The fate of our country is at stake, and a new poll says 41% of Christians, including 38% who go to church every Sunday, say they're not going to vote. Also, Laura Trump talks about how North Carolina is trying to get the voters, both sides, to cast their vote after Hurricane Helene. We have that with Laura Trump. On the full podcast, you'll hear the CEO of StickerMule and how he fought for the ability to have a sign in New York that says, Vote For Trump. Plus, Yakko Buyens is here as well.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 On today's podcast, the fate of our country is at stake, and there's a new poll out that says 41% of people who claim to be Christians, 38% who go to church every Sunday, say they're not going to vote.
00:00:16.180 You need to listen to this podcast, because everything is at stake, and take this podcast message seriously.
00:00:23.580 Also, Laura Trump talks about how North Carolina is trying to get the voters, both sides, have been impacted by Hurricane Helene.
00:00:33.400 How are they going to be able to cast their vote?
00:00:36.180 We have that with Laura Trump.
00:00:37.860 Also, on the full podcast, you'll hear the CEO of Sticker Mule and how he fought for the ability to have a sign in New York that says, Vote for Trump.
00:00:46.120 Plus, Yakko Buyens is here as well.
00:00:49.160 All that and more on today's program, but this is the best of the Glenn Beck Podcast.
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00:02:32.840 Millions of Christians.
00:02:34.080 This is the latest from John Solomon at Just the News.
00:02:38.740 Millions of Christians not planning to vote this November
00:02:42.860 could shape the election.
00:02:45.180 The Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University found
00:02:49.500 that approximately 104 million people under the people of faith umbrella
00:02:55.540 are not expected to vote this election,
00:02:59.240 including 41 million Americans and 32 million whom regularly go to church.
00:03:06.040 I want to talk to you if you are one of those 41 million Christians
00:03:12.900 or 32 million who go to church on Sunday.
00:03:18.260 Can we have a conversation?
00:03:24.140 Let's start here.
00:03:26.340 Are the conditions for your family, your job, your neighborhood, your town
00:03:32.000 better or worse than they were four years ago?
00:03:37.160 Take a minute.
00:03:38.540 Think about it.
00:03:39.200 Are things more secure or more chaotic?
00:03:44.260 Whether you're concerned about what's going on at your child's school,
00:03:47.980 the state of the economy,
00:03:49.500 what you're seeing in our cities,
00:03:51.580 the issues that shape our daily lives are right in front of us.
00:03:54.800 The border now affects all of us.
00:03:56.680 And we are left to ask,
00:03:59.480 is this problem bigger or smaller than it was four years ago?
00:04:05.480 So let's begin with the state of the economy.
00:04:08.440 And again, please listen if you are one that says,
00:04:12.640 I don't think I'm going to vote.
00:04:14.700 Inflation is something that all of us feel,
00:04:17.020 whether it's at the gas pump, in the grocery store,
00:04:20.100 when we pay our energy bills.
00:04:22.000 Four years ago, what were you paying for a gallon of gas?
00:04:25.720 What was your last electric bill?
00:04:30.360 And what was it?
00:04:31.240 Look it up.
00:04:32.020 What was it before this administration?
00:04:36.440 How much has your weekly grocery run changed?
00:04:40.760 Some say inflation has cooled.
00:04:44.240 Well, that's true.
00:04:45.700 We're now at three, three and a half percent inflation rate,
00:04:49.160 but that's on top of the 20% that has already been added.
00:04:54.020 So our inflation from four years ago is 23%.
00:04:58.920 That's why your dollar is not going as far.
00:05:03.080 How secure do you feel in your job?
00:05:06.060 How secure do you feel in your retirement funds?
00:05:10.700 Are you making enough to make ends meet?
00:05:17.160 Or are you thinking, I might have to get a second job?
00:05:19.820 Or have you already gotten a second job and you are still struggling?
00:05:26.320 Energy prices.
00:05:27.840 Energy prices affect everything.
00:05:30.600 Everything.
00:05:31.220 All the way to prescription drugs because the little capsules,
00:05:34.340 that's made from petroleum.
00:05:35.820 Energy prices have seen dramatic shifts.
00:05:40.880 We hear a lot about the transition to cleaner energy,
00:05:43.540 but many of us are still dependent on traditional sources of power
00:05:46.880 to heat our homes and fuel our cars.
00:05:49.860 Now, the administration says that they want you to get rid of your gas stove,
00:05:54.320 your gas heater, and go to electric.
00:05:56.760 But electric is made mainly by coal in America.
00:06:01.220 Is your energy bill manageable?
00:06:05.120 Or are these shifts in the global market affecting your bottom line?
00:06:09.900 What was your energy bill four years ago?
00:06:12.820 Is it better or worse?
00:06:15.940 Then there's the issue of crime and safety on our streets.
00:06:20.900 Crime rates fluctuate.
00:06:22.560 Depending on where you live,
00:06:23.860 your sense of security may have improved or worsened.
00:06:26.960 I don't know where your sense of security might have improved,
00:06:32.160 except maybe very small towns.
00:06:35.100 Do you feel safer walking in your neighborhood now than you did four years ago?
00:06:39.860 Are you comfortable with your wife or your daughter going out of the house
00:06:45.240 and going to get gas at night?
00:06:48.320 I'm not.
00:06:49.960 Have you noticed changes in how law enforcement operates in your town?
00:06:54.080 These are not abstract ideas.
00:06:57.200 They directly impact whether you feel safe in your own home,
00:07:01.900 whether your children feel secure when they walk to school.
00:07:06.200 Speaking of schools,
00:07:08.480 education, significant debate on education.
00:07:12.780 What is being taught in your child's school?
00:07:15.760 How does it compare four years ago when we weren't teaching DEI?
00:07:22.400 We weren't teaching CRT.
00:07:24.460 We were not teaching gender ideology.
00:07:27.920 Four years ago, we were not teaching it.
00:07:31.460 Remember, that came as a surprise.
00:07:33.840 And then you were called a terrorist if you spoke out against it by our government.
00:07:39.100 From concerns about curricula to the growing conversation around transgender affirmative care
00:07:46.780 for young people, parents across the country are asking questions about what kind of education
00:07:52.080 their children are receiving.
00:07:53.860 Are they getting a better education of reading, writing, and arithmetic?
00:07:57.920 Or worse?
00:07:59.440 What is it our schools are focused on?
00:08:02.220 And do you feel empowered as a parent to shape your child's learning environment?
00:08:09.000 Or do you feel increasingly sidelined?
00:08:12.300 That is a question you must ask and answer.
00:08:16.920 We've also seen robust debates around freedom of speech,
00:08:20.720 from social media censorship to the limits of free expression in public and corporate spaces.
00:08:25.700 Because many feel the boundaries of what can and cannot be said have shifted.
00:08:31.040 For the first time in my lifetime, I'm not sure about my future in broadcast.
00:08:38.280 For the first time in my lifetime, I have friends outside of broadcast
00:08:43.080 that are afraid to say anything at work for fear that they'll be fired
00:08:47.780 because they have a politically incorrect opinion.
00:08:51.280 Has your ability to speak freely, whether online or in your community,
00:08:57.360 become easier or more difficult over the last four years?
00:09:01.120 Do you feel that public discourse is more open or more constrained?
00:09:07.880 Is it more Christ-like or less Christ-like?
00:09:12.280 Are more lies being told or truths being told?
00:09:17.340 And does this administration accept the truth?
00:09:24.360 That one you'll have to go back to gender on.
00:09:26.880 That one you'll have to go back to a lot of them on.
00:09:30.580 Immigration is another issue.
00:09:32.820 This shapes your world.
00:09:35.580 This shapes our country.
00:09:37.440 Whether you live near the border or far from it,
00:09:40.480 it doesn't matter anymore.
00:09:41.980 Our immigration policies of an open border influences you.
00:09:48.740 Your security, our economy, the social fabric of our nation.
00:09:53.460 Are you more confident today in our nation's ability to manage immigration?
00:09:58.420 Or are you concerned, more concerned than you were four years ago?
00:10:03.360 Our security.
00:10:05.320 You know, they just caught somebody from Afghanistan.
00:10:07.740 And it's someone this administration let in.
00:10:11.800 They knew who they were.
00:10:13.620 They let them in.
00:10:14.800 And they were planning on a massive terror strike on election day.
00:10:19.660 They've just been arrested.
00:10:21.480 Do you feel better or worse?
00:10:27.640 What about war and peace?
00:10:30.600 International conflicts have a way of reaching our doorstep.
00:10:33.500 Whether it's ongoing tensions in various parts of the world
00:10:37.260 or new conflicts that are emerging,
00:10:39.580 the effects trickle down into our lives
00:10:42.020 through just higher prices and economic uncertainty.
00:10:46.000 Or, worse, the fear of further escalation.
00:10:51.300 We're now for the first time since the 1980s.
00:10:55.060 I had forgotten all about this threat
00:10:57.340 because I never thought it would be reasonable to use.
00:10:59.700 I thought we had already learned this lesson.
00:11:01.460 But we're now seriously talking about facing a nuclear war.
00:11:06.900 We were not four years ago.
00:11:10.200 Do you feel the specter of war were a draft of your son?
00:11:15.860 And now, because of what Democrats want,
00:11:18.200 possibly your daughter into war.
00:11:21.480 Is that more likely or less likely than it was four years ago?
00:11:27.080 Corporate corruption.
00:11:28.280 Something that often flies under the radar,
00:11:31.560 but it impacts all of us,
00:11:33.020 whether it's through rising prices, monopolies,
00:11:35.940 to stifle competition,
00:11:37.460 scandals that shake the public trust,
00:11:40.320 corruption at the highest levels of business.
00:11:42.620 It trickles down to our everyday life.
00:11:45.380 Do you feel this administration is more likely
00:11:48.120 to bail those corporations out that play ball or less likely?
00:11:52.120 Do you think this administration is more likely
00:11:54.700 to continue to bail out the banks or less likely?
00:11:57.560 Do you feel that the corporations are being held accountable
00:12:02.620 for doing things that are absolutely un-American?
00:12:08.040 Or does it seem like the same pattern
00:12:10.800 of being in bed with the government keeps playing out?
00:12:14.080 And how does that affect your business?
00:12:16.380 In a better way or a worse way?
00:12:20.780 Finally, I want to talk to you about faith.
00:12:24.080 For those who consider themselves people of faith,
00:12:29.720 people who go to church,
00:12:31.460 that are now thinking,
00:12:33.400 I'm not going to vote,
00:12:35.560 let me ask you about how these issues
00:12:39.460 affect your spiritual and moral life.
00:12:43.360 Do they affect your spiritual and moral life
00:12:46.560 of you or your family or your children?
00:12:50.100 Now, this is deeply personal.
00:12:53.060 But when we're having gender-affirming care
00:12:56.160 and your children are being taught
00:12:58.160 that God makes mistakes
00:13:00.660 and puts people in the wrong bodies,
00:13:03.220 is that good for your children's
00:13:05.340 spiritual health and future or bad?
00:13:08.560 Do you feel that your values are being upheld
00:13:12.080 in the public sphere more or less
00:13:14.420 than you did four years ago?
00:13:16.000 When we experienced Afghanistan and the withdrawal,
00:13:20.720 was that honorable or not?
00:13:24.680 What's happening in Appalachia,
00:13:27.400 is that honorable or not?
00:13:31.360 Has there been a shift in the way our society
00:13:34.300 views the role of right and wrong?
00:13:37.340 Has right become wrong and wrong become right?
00:13:40.940 Woe unto them.
00:13:45.840 Is it different how our society views religion now?
00:13:50.120 These should be on the minds
00:13:53.040 of millions of Americans.
00:13:56.040 Whether you're satisfied with the answers or not,
00:14:00.180 you must consider them carefully.
00:14:04.460 Now, here's why your vote does matter.
00:14:07.280 You can live in Texas.
00:14:08.540 I'm voting.
00:14:09.160 Now, I think the Ted Cruz race
00:14:12.920 is actually, Ted is in jeopardy.
00:14:15.740 So I'm voting because of that.
00:14:17.220 But I'm also voting for president.
00:14:18.900 I think it's really clear on what happens in Texas.
00:14:22.540 Maybe not.
00:14:23.620 But I'm voting because it matters
00:14:25.720 not just at the ballot box.
00:14:32.040 You might argue that one vote
00:14:34.460 doesn't make a difference
00:14:35.540 or that both sides are so similar
00:14:37.960 or it doesn't matter.
00:14:40.420 First of all, that's not true.
00:14:43.260 As Dietrich Bonhoeffer said,
00:14:45.520 not to act is to act.
00:14:48.500 Not to speak is to speak.
00:14:50.600 So by staying at home,
00:14:53.200 you are voting.
00:14:54.960 Not just here in America,
00:14:57.300 but in the eternities,
00:14:59.080 you are voting.
00:15:00.040 Even when you think your voice
00:15:02.200 won't be counted,
00:15:03.420 it is.
00:15:04.500 Even if you think it's all corrupt,
00:15:07.360 your voice matters.
00:15:09.420 If you are a Christian,
00:15:11.040 when you abstain from voting
00:15:12.760 because you're frustrated with both sides
00:15:14.420 or you just can't make a choice,
00:15:16.500 your absence is the vote.
00:15:19.420 It is action through inaction.
00:15:24.840 Now let me ask you,
00:15:26.080 do you like what your schools
00:15:27.400 are now trying to do?
00:15:30.280 Become the parent
00:15:31.320 and cut you out
00:15:32.380 of your child's life
00:15:34.060 and critical decisions?
00:15:35.580 Do you feel this is healthy
00:15:37.300 for your children
00:15:38.200 or our society?
00:15:40.340 Do you feel right now
00:15:42.280 that your child
00:15:43.060 is going to have
00:15:43.760 the opportunities
00:15:44.480 that you had
00:15:45.840 to better your life
00:15:47.460 or not?
00:15:48.080 Most do not.
00:15:51.020 Well, has that gotten better
00:15:52.480 or worse
00:15:53.520 in the last four years?
00:15:56.340 And let me ask you,
00:15:57.940 why would you let strangers,
00:15:59.880 people you do not know,
00:16:02.820 that don't hold your values,
00:16:04.880 dictate the future
00:16:06.700 for your child
00:16:07.660 and your grandchildren?
00:16:09.340 You must be in the fight.
00:16:12.820 You know over 70%
00:16:14.020 of all atheists
00:16:14.760 vote for Democrats?
00:16:17.460 Now I know some
00:16:18.220 very nice atheists,
00:16:19.680 but do they hold
00:16:20.640 your values?
00:16:23.020 In the midst
00:16:23.980 of moral darkness,
00:16:26.380 is this the time
00:16:28.800 to be neutral?
00:16:32.060 I've told you before,
00:16:33.100 there's not going to be
00:16:33.820 anyone in the stands
00:16:34.760 in the end.
00:16:35.460 All of us
00:16:36.140 are on the field
00:16:37.160 whether we like it
00:16:37.960 or not,
00:16:38.340 one way or another.
00:16:39.500 If this is the time
00:16:41.000 of fulfilled prophecy,
00:16:42.500 which it might be,
00:16:44.200 the time that all men
00:16:46.180 will be tracked
00:16:47.320 and monitored,
00:16:48.620 that money will be worthless
00:16:49.980 and you'll be tracked
00:16:50.920 and have to buy or sell
00:16:52.540 and participate
00:16:53.320 because you'll have
00:16:54.480 to accept something
00:16:55.360 placed under the skin,
00:16:56.860 hand or forehead,
00:16:58.000 is this really the time
00:16:59.680 to remain neutral
00:17:00.880 on central bank
00:17:02.080 digital currency?
00:17:03.960 When one world government
00:17:05.580 is in the wings,
00:17:07.500 openly,
00:17:08.480 and is almost ready
00:17:09.580 to take the stage,
00:17:11.140 that's prophecy.
00:17:12.220 Is it now the time
00:17:13.680 for Christians
00:17:14.260 not to speak up?
00:17:16.320 One side is very clear
00:17:18.100 on those two things
00:17:19.040 in the implementation of
00:17:20.540 and the other
00:17:21.420 sides against it.
00:17:24.900 Well, I don't like
00:17:25.880 Donald Trump.
00:17:26.700 Well, you know what?
00:17:28.360 Have you read about
00:17:29.280 Martin Luther King?
00:17:30.160 He was not a good guy.
00:17:32.480 But he wasn't the first
00:17:33.760 to be asked.
00:17:34.500 He was the first
00:17:35.400 to accept the challenge.
00:17:38.160 Others were asked.
00:17:39.840 They said no.
00:17:40.820 They didn't want to die.
00:17:41.720 They didn't want to
00:17:42.220 stick their neck out.
00:17:43.460 Martin Luther King
00:17:44.360 was just obedient enough
00:17:46.840 on that call
00:17:47.760 or dumb enough
00:17:49.180 to say yes.
00:17:51.040 So, you don't get
00:17:52.740 perfect leaders.
00:17:55.740 And if the people of God
00:17:57.000 do not stand now,
00:17:57.940 you may lose your right
00:17:59.260 to stand and speak
00:18:00.320 in an American fashion
00:18:01.660 that we're all used to.
00:18:03.180 It not only can happen here,
00:18:05.280 it is happening here.
00:18:07.240 And the Constitution
00:18:08.140 is hanging by a thread.
00:18:09.660 I don't know
00:18:10.820 any other way
00:18:11.500 to describe it.
00:18:12.720 What sign
00:18:13.560 are you waiting for?
00:18:15.560 What do you expect
00:18:16.500 your pastor, priest,
00:18:17.640 or bishop to tell you?
00:18:19.600 By the way,
00:18:20.060 your relationship
00:18:20.700 with God is personal.
00:18:23.040 Stop waiting for man.
00:18:25.340 Ask him,
00:18:27.600 should I vote
00:18:28.780 and who should I vote for
00:18:30.660 after you've done
00:18:31.800 your homework
00:18:32.720 and answered
00:18:33.420 those questions?
00:18:34.220 Let me tell you
00:18:36.580 about real estate agents
00:18:37.480 I trust.
00:18:38.040 I have a series
00:18:38.700 of qualities
00:18:39.380 that I look for
00:18:40.040 in a person
00:18:40.460 if I'm going to do
00:18:41.140 business with them.
00:18:42.140 I'm sure you do too.
00:18:42.920 I look for honesty.
00:18:44.600 I look for a willingness
00:18:46.220 to take the blame
00:18:47.540 even when it's really
00:18:48.380 not their fault.
00:18:49.800 I look for a willingness
00:18:51.180 to work hard,
00:18:52.360 try to get the job done right,
00:18:54.500 and right the first time.
00:18:56.100 I look for competence,
00:18:57.320 for knowledge,
00:18:58.220 capability.
00:18:59.360 So, when I started
00:19:00.180 a business to connect you
00:19:01.380 with real estate agents,
00:19:02.520 I looked for the ones
00:19:04.220 I knew I could trust
00:19:05.720 that fit all
00:19:07.000 of those categories.
00:19:08.240 When you write to us
00:19:10.120 and tell us
00:19:10.720 where you're moving to
00:19:12.160 or where you're trying
00:19:13.260 to sell a house,
00:19:14.660 we will send you
00:19:15.500 the real estate agents
00:19:16.700 in that area
00:19:17.680 that I trust,
00:19:18.520 the ones that you're
00:19:19.320 going to be working with,
00:19:20.320 and they will hook you up
00:19:22.040 with the best people
00:19:23.640 in the business,
00:19:24.440 the people who sometimes
00:19:25.340 literally work around
00:19:26.400 the clock to get you
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00:19:28.140 or to get your home
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00:19:30.740 Don't take my word for it.
00:19:32.020 Contact them today
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00:19:36.900 That's realestateagentsitrust.com
00:19:39.720 Now, back to the podcast.
00:19:42.120 This is the best
00:19:43.560 of the Glenn Beck Program.
00:19:45.560 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
00:19:49.220 I want to talk to you
00:19:50.640 about change.
00:19:52.460 We have, as a society,
00:19:54.220 wanted change
00:19:54.940 for a very long time.
00:19:56.100 Under George W. Bush,
00:19:57.260 I wanted change
00:19:58.840 to transparency
00:19:59.960 and accountability.
00:20:01.880 But when Barack Obama
00:20:03.680 was offering change,
00:20:05.400 no one would describe
00:20:06.560 what change.
00:20:07.560 We asked over and over again,
00:20:09.080 what does he mean
00:20:10.100 by change?
00:20:10.900 Well, what he meant
00:20:11.720 was, quote,
00:20:13.000 the fundamental transformation
00:20:14.460 of the United States
00:20:15.700 of America.
00:20:17.080 So, people still
00:20:18.640 wanted change after that.
00:20:20.200 And change came
00:20:21.160 in the form
00:20:21.840 of Donald Trump,
00:20:23.420 a less-than-perfect
00:20:25.480 messenger.
00:20:26.160 But the only one
00:20:28.060 that could break
00:20:28.940 through the system
00:20:30.080 that had been
00:20:30.680 so corrupt,
00:20:33.280 well, because
00:20:34.460 people didn't like
00:20:36.840 the way he, you know,
00:20:38.000 spoke,
00:20:39.040 because of, honestly,
00:20:41.520 the lies that the media
00:20:43.220 told us,
00:20:44.380 that he was a Russian agent,
00:20:46.480 that he was doing
00:20:47.320 all kinds of things,
00:20:48.540 because they persecuted him
00:20:51.120 and continue to,
00:20:52.720 people were tired
00:20:54.380 of, oh,
00:20:55.780 all of this
00:20:56.540 back and forth arguing.
00:20:58.400 And so,
00:20:58.780 who stepped in?
00:21:00.000 Joe Biden,
00:21:01.480 a guy who said,
00:21:02.440 look, you know me.
00:21:03.960 I've been around forever.
00:21:05.900 I don't represent
00:21:07.860 radical change.
00:21:09.720 What I represent
00:21:10.940 is a return to normalcy.
00:21:13.360 Remember?
00:21:14.640 I'm going to return us
00:21:16.020 back to normalcy.
00:21:17.080 So, we did get change,
00:21:19.640 but did we go back
00:21:21.160 to normalcy?
00:21:23.200 We did get change
00:21:24.760 with Obama,
00:21:26.540 but did we get
00:21:27.400 transparency,
00:21:28.560 which he promised?
00:21:30.940 Biden,
00:21:31.780 we did get change,
00:21:33.360 but did we get
00:21:34.620 a return to normalcy?
00:21:36.600 Under Donald Trump,
00:21:38.120 we did get change.
00:21:39.480 We got a change
00:21:42.140 in the way
00:21:42.600 everything,
00:21:43.520 everybody behaved
00:21:44.640 in Washington
00:21:47.360 and in the media,
00:21:48.400 but we also had
00:21:50.060 an end to wars.
00:21:51.760 We also had a change
00:21:52.980 in our economy.
00:21:54.140 We also had a change
00:21:55.440 in African American
00:21:57.880 and Hispanic job numbers
00:21:59.500 being higher
00:22:00.180 than they've ever been before.
00:22:02.240 Then COVID hit,
00:22:04.120 and we got change again.
00:22:05.500 Is our moral compass
00:22:08.400 truer today?
00:22:12.560 Truer towards north
00:22:14.100 or truer towards south,
00:22:16.620 the opposite direction?
00:22:20.700 Are we back to the America
00:22:23.060 that we all understand
00:22:23.960 and really want?
00:22:25.220 Most of us,
00:22:25.980 even Democrats,
00:22:26.880 want a return
00:22:28.120 to the Constitution
00:22:28.900 and common sense.
00:22:29.840 We all grew up under it.
00:22:31.420 We saw that it was flawed.
00:22:33.120 That's why we wanted
00:22:33.900 the change of transparency.
00:22:35.500 Now,
00:22:38.320 Kamala promises change,
00:22:40.140 but again,
00:22:40.660 I ask,
00:22:41.300 to what?
00:22:43.040 See,
00:22:43.360 Kamala Harris
00:22:43.980 is now being seen
00:22:45.160 as,
00:22:45.860 by many,
00:22:46.700 the candidate
00:22:47.320 of change,
00:22:49.120 representing a shift
00:22:50.280 in leadership
00:22:51.000 and direction.
00:22:52.800 Now,
00:22:53.020 I can't figure this out
00:22:54.220 because I want to take her
00:22:56.480 in her own words.
00:22:57.920 You want to change,
00:22:59.340 what do you want
00:22:59.800 to change from?
00:23:00.840 You want to change
00:23:01.540 from some of these
00:23:02.200 insane ideas
00:23:04.400 like what's happened
00:23:05.460 on our border,
00:23:06.660 the Afghanistan thing,
00:23:08.560 the way we're decimating
00:23:09.820 ourselves and our military
00:23:11.800 on the world stage,
00:23:13.640 the way we're spending
00:23:14.820 out of control
00:23:15.700 on things
00:23:16.520 that you don't want,
00:23:18.020 the way our children
00:23:18.960 are being treated
00:23:19.860 in school
00:23:20.560 and gender-affirming care.
00:23:23.220 You do want change.
00:23:25.180 So she offers that.
00:23:27.920 Or does she?
00:23:29.160 Listen to her own words
00:23:31.300 from The View
00:23:32.140 two days ago.
00:23:33.380 Well,
00:23:33.880 if anything,
00:23:35.820 would you have done
00:23:37.480 something differently
00:23:38.380 than President Biden
00:23:39.500 during the past four years?
00:23:41.080 There is not a thing
00:23:43.740 that comes to mind
00:23:44.820 in terms of,
00:23:45.720 and I've been a part
00:23:46.780 of most of the decisions
00:23:49.000 that have had impact.
00:23:51.660 Aha.
00:23:52.640 Okay.
00:23:53.900 Well,
00:23:54.140 this raises
00:23:54.820 an important question.
00:23:56.700 I mean,
00:23:57.300 if you're satisfied
00:23:58.100 with the status quo,
00:23:59.920 with the policies
00:24:01.480 of the last four years
00:24:02.940 that she was part of
00:24:05.380 and didn't have a problem
00:24:06.440 with any of the major policies,
00:24:08.500 how can you be
00:24:10.580 an agent of change?
00:24:12.480 If you're fine with it,
00:24:14.160 then I understand your vote.
00:24:15.400 But if you are not fine with it,
00:24:17.180 if you want to change,
00:24:18.320 she's not the change candidate.
00:24:20.620 Let's look at what this means.
00:24:22.160 If you feel
00:24:22.980 that the economic challenges
00:24:24.560 we face today,
00:24:25.660 rising inflation,
00:24:26.720 increased energy prices,
00:24:28.020 growing government control
00:24:29.260 over certain sectors,
00:24:30.640 are acceptable,
00:24:32.180 then perhaps you don't seek change.
00:24:34.540 But if you believe
00:24:35.580 that the approaches
00:24:36.260 in immigration,
00:24:37.840 crime,
00:24:38.500 education,
00:24:40.060 foreign policy,
00:24:42.140 monetary policy,
00:24:43.380 over the last four years
00:24:44.660 have made your life better,
00:24:47.540 then keep things
00:24:49.920 the way they are.
00:24:51.220 And, you know,
00:24:51.940 you feel like this
00:24:52.680 is the right path forward,
00:24:53.700 so keep it as you are.
00:24:56.040 However,
00:24:56.960 for many Americans,
00:24:58.740 the last four years
00:24:59.840 have brought up
00:25:00.460 more hardship
00:25:01.520 than hope.
00:25:02.780 One side of this election
00:25:04.140 clearly disagrees
00:25:05.660 with the direction
00:25:06.320 we're heading.
00:25:06.860 They believe
00:25:08.460 true change
00:25:09.560 involves reducing
00:25:10.680 the federal government's
00:25:12.080 size and power,
00:25:14.040 allowing more freedom
00:25:15.280 and flexibility
00:25:16.200 at the state
00:25:17.260 and local levels,
00:25:18.860 and stop
00:25:19.760 just ceding
00:25:21.060 so much power
00:25:21.960 to the federal government.
00:25:23.420 This view,
00:25:25.020 a constitutional view,
00:25:26.760 seeks to empower
00:25:27.860 you
00:25:28.640 and your community,
00:25:30.020 not by expanding
00:25:31.620 federal oversight,
00:25:32.500 but by dialing it back
00:25:34.720 to encourage
00:25:35.420 self-governance
00:25:36.400 and personal responsibility.
00:25:38.780 Who is doing
00:25:39.480 a better job?
00:25:40.960 The state government
00:25:42.040 in Florida?
00:25:44.100 The local people
00:25:45.880 in Asheville
00:25:47.220 and the neighbors
00:25:48.220 that are just kind of
00:25:49.100 getting together
00:25:49.780 and doing it?
00:25:50.700 Or FEMA,
00:25:51.520 the federal government?
00:25:52.720 Which one
00:25:53.580 is doing it better?
00:25:56.260 Donald Trump believes
00:25:57.820 that you
00:25:58.720 will do things better,
00:26:00.280 that the state
00:26:02.240 would make
00:26:03.080 better decisions,
00:26:03.880 and the federal government
00:26:05.100 should be there
00:26:06.020 to help assist,
00:26:07.860 perhaps in money,
00:26:09.680 but give the money
00:26:10.700 to the local people,
00:26:12.580 let them do it.
00:26:14.140 Right?
00:26:17.880 Now,
00:26:18.620 the change
00:26:19.060 they are talking about,
00:26:20.500 she is a dramatic
00:26:22.000 agent of change,
00:26:23.720 because they're now
00:26:25.000 talking about changing
00:26:26.100 our constitutional system
00:26:27.820 and capitalism.
00:26:30.720 One proposal
00:26:31.600 is to expand
00:26:32.440 the number of justices
00:26:33.540 on the Supreme Court
00:26:34.500 to 15.
00:26:35.820 Now,
00:26:36.020 historically,
00:26:36.740 adding seats
00:26:37.380 to a court
00:26:37.960 has been a move
00:26:39.060 seen in countries
00:26:40.500 just before they slide
00:26:42.020 into authoritarianism.
00:26:43.600 But don't look
00:26:44.800 at that,
00:26:45.620 right?
00:26:46.600 Just,
00:26:46.980 they're going to
00:26:47.380 increase fairness
00:26:48.320 by changing
00:26:49.360 something that we
00:26:50.420 have had
00:26:50.960 from the beginning.
00:26:53.280 This was done
00:26:54.420 by Hugo Chavez
00:26:55.680 in Venezuela.
00:26:56.440 Viktor Orban
00:26:57.780 in Hungary,
00:26:59.000 where expanding
00:26:59.680 the judiciary
00:27:00.380 allowed those regimes
00:27:01.840 to consolidate power
00:27:03.180 and silence dissent.
00:27:05.300 Changing the makeup
00:27:06.320 of the court
00:27:07.520 would weaken
00:27:08.580 its independence
00:27:09.620 and politicize
00:27:10.900 one of our most
00:27:11.660 vital institutions.
00:27:13.120 Another idea
00:27:13.860 on the table
00:27:14.500 is setting price controls
00:27:16.580 to address inflation,
00:27:18.360 a strategy
00:27:18.980 that has repeatedly
00:27:20.120 failed throughout history
00:27:21.660 in every country
00:27:22.920 it has been tried in.
00:27:25.240 For instance,
00:27:25.840 price controls
00:27:26.740 were tried
00:27:27.240 in the 1970s
00:27:28.220 during the Nixon
00:27:28.840 administration.
00:27:30.080 And rather than
00:27:30.700 curbing inflation,
00:27:32.020 they led to shortages,
00:27:33.800 a stagnant economy,
00:27:35.580 and a worsening
00:27:36.680 of the economic crisis.
00:27:38.600 Government interference
00:27:39.860 in market pricing
00:27:41.300 has never resulted
00:27:42.600 in any kind
00:27:43.680 of stability
00:27:44.260 or growth.
00:27:45.880 Then there's a talk
00:27:47.200 of eliminating
00:27:47.800 the filibuster
00:27:48.680 and potentially now,
00:27:50.740 according to Tim Waltz
00:27:51.580 two days ago,
00:27:52.360 dismantling
00:27:53.060 the electoral college.
00:27:54.480 Both of these
00:27:56.020 are long-standing
00:27:57.200 pillars of American
00:27:58.560 governance
00:27:59.180 that are rooted
00:28:00.340 in the principles
00:28:01.440 of balance
00:28:02.620 and fairness.
00:28:05.440 The filibuster
00:28:06.140 allows for extended
00:28:07.260 debate
00:28:07.720 and ensures
00:28:08.460 that major legislation
00:28:09.920 has a broad support
00:28:11.240 before moving it forward.
00:28:13.300 Removing it
00:28:14.220 could lead
00:28:15.040 to more extreme
00:28:16.020 swings in policy
00:28:17.440 based on which party
00:28:18.640 holds power
00:28:19.420 at the moment.
00:28:20.620 Democrats,
00:28:21.200 do you want
00:28:22.200 the Republicans
00:28:22.960 to have more power?
00:28:25.420 Meanwhile,
00:28:26.300 the electoral college,
00:28:27.680 which protects
00:28:28.240 the interest
00:28:28.820 of smaller states
00:28:30.100 and areas
00:28:30.760 and prevents
00:28:31.860 a few populist regions
00:28:33.500 from dominating
00:28:34.400 the nation's leadership,
00:28:36.080 ensures that
00:28:36.860 every part of America
00:28:38.160 has a voice
00:28:39.560 that matters.
00:28:40.740 When you go in
00:28:41.880 to vote,
00:28:42.780 do you vote
00:28:43.540 because you think
00:28:45.860 your voice counts?
00:28:47.020 Or do you stay
00:28:47.820 at home because
00:28:48.320 you think your voice
00:28:49.100 doesn't count?
00:28:50.580 The electoral college
00:28:51.820 gives small states
00:28:53.240 and small regions
00:28:54.320 with scarce populations
00:28:55.860 a chance to have
00:28:57.320 their vote count.
00:28:59.120 Removing it
00:29:00.060 would fundamentally
00:29:01.180 alter how we elect
00:29:02.300 our leaders,
00:29:03.280 concentrating all
00:29:04.320 of the power
00:29:04.840 in a few urban centers
00:29:06.420 and marginalizing
00:29:08.080 rural America.
00:29:10.380 That's what that means.
00:29:12.240 Now,
00:29:12.420 these are not changes
00:29:13.460 that return us
00:29:14.120 to normalcy
00:29:14.940 or even address
00:29:16.100 the current issues
00:29:17.040 facing our families
00:29:17.960 and communities.
00:29:18.680 Instead,
00:29:19.960 they represent
00:29:20.500 a shift
00:29:21.100 towards something
00:29:21.860 fundamentally different,
00:29:24.000 something that Americans
00:29:25.100 will not recognize
00:29:26.640 in the end.
00:29:29.000 Do you believe
00:29:30.140 our founding documents
00:29:31.580 were inspired by God?
00:29:34.760 Yes or no?
00:29:36.320 If you are a Christian,
00:29:38.180 that's what's at stake,
00:29:40.640 our founding documents.
00:29:42.380 Do you think God
00:29:46.200 will hold you blameless
00:29:47.700 for blowing this election off?
00:29:50.200 Do you think it matters
00:29:51.800 to your children
00:29:52.700 and their future?
00:29:54.400 Do you want your children
00:29:55.620 to live under a system
00:29:58.340 where justice returns
00:30:01.000 to what real equal justice means?
00:30:04.660 Or do you want this
00:30:06.120 to continue and grow?
00:30:07.380 So as you think about
00:30:09.720 what kind of change
00:30:10.520 you want,
00:30:11.820 consider what change
00:30:12.960 actually means.
00:30:15.040 Is it a continuation
00:30:15.900 of the policies
00:30:17.080 from the last four years
00:30:18.680 and a doubling down?
00:30:20.700 Or is it a shift
00:30:21.900 towards smaller government,
00:30:23.620 more freedom,
00:30:25.020 a return to the values,
00:30:26.240 the traditions,
00:30:27.020 and the Constitution
00:30:28.260 that has truly made
00:30:30.760 America unique?
00:30:32.680 That is what's at stake.
00:30:36.760 Share this hour
00:30:38.160 from the podcast
00:30:39.260 with everyone,
00:30:40.620 every Christian you know.
00:30:43.320 They need to ask themselves
00:30:45.440 these questions.
00:30:47.380 If 41 million Christians
00:30:50.160 sit this election out,
00:30:53.160 it is on the head
00:30:55.020 of the Christians
00:30:56.620 whether we remain
00:30:58.680 a Judeo-Christian-led country
00:31:02.020 or not.
00:31:04.340 Do you believe
00:31:05.520 your children
00:31:06.100 would be better off
00:31:07.220 in Europe today,
00:31:09.640 which no longer holds
00:31:12.440 to the Judeo-Christian values?
00:31:16.060 Would they be better off
00:31:17.460 in a system like that?
00:31:18.700 Because that's what's coming here
00:31:20.760 on a global scale.
00:31:23.800 It is very, very simple.
00:31:27.080 And if you think,
00:31:28.540 I can't vote
00:31:29.300 because the election
00:31:30.640 is going to be stolen,
00:31:32.020 not if 41 million Christians
00:31:35.600 go out to vote.
00:31:39.100 If 10% of those Christians
00:31:41.940 who say,
00:31:43.180 I'm not voting
00:31:43.840 for one reason or another
00:31:45.080 would go out and vote,
00:31:46.420 this would end
00:31:47.760 in a landslide.
00:31:49.080 And that is exactly
00:31:50.640 what this election
00:31:51.980 needs to be.
00:31:53.300 You can fake,
00:31:54.900 but only so far.
00:31:56.620 I ask you in humility,
00:32:03.160 Christians,
00:32:04.080 get off your ass
00:32:07.080 and vote.
00:32:09.580 This is not just about
00:32:13.040 your voice in Washington.
00:32:15.700 This is the basic hurdle
00:32:18.100 that says,
00:32:19.000 this is where I stand.
00:32:20.760 Lord,
00:32:22.360 I'm signing up
00:32:23.560 to stand for these principles.
00:32:25.760 And if the guys I voted for
00:32:27.760 violate those principles,
00:32:29.100 I'm on record
00:32:30.260 voting for these principles
00:32:31.740 and I'll stand against them.
00:32:36.340 Sign up.
00:32:38.260 Vote.
00:32:38.740 You're listening to the best
00:32:41.980 of the Glenn Beck program.
00:32:47.480 The co-chair of the
00:32:48.860 Republican National Committee,
00:32:51.360 also the daughter-in-law
00:32:53.060 of the number 45,
00:32:55.600 President Donald J. Trump,
00:32:57.440 and somebody who is
00:32:59.760 originally from North Carolina,
00:33:01.700 Laura Trump.
00:33:02.680 Laura, how are you?
00:33:04.640 Hey, good morning, Glenn.
00:33:05.720 Well, I'm obviously
00:33:08.220 very focused on North Carolina
00:33:10.140 and now we're focused
00:33:10.920 on Florida.
00:33:11.800 I know.
00:33:12.300 You're exactly right.
00:33:13.000 We need to make sure
00:33:13.600 every single person,
00:33:15.120 no matter if you're voting
00:33:16.240 for a Republican, Democrat,
00:33:17.760 or a third-party candidate,
00:33:19.260 has an opportunity
00:33:20.020 to vote in this election.
00:33:21.260 It is absolutely vital.
00:33:22.400 So before we get to
00:33:23.560 the other things
00:33:24.260 that are going on,
00:33:25.180 what, if anything,
00:33:27.120 is anyone doing
00:33:28.200 to make sure
00:33:29.160 those votes
00:33:30.140 can be cast?
00:33:33.100 Yeah, well,
00:33:33.720 the state legislature
00:33:34.500 actually meets today.
00:33:36.500 So we're going to get
00:33:37.560 a lot of information
00:33:38.600 on that.
00:33:40.180 Here's the thing, though.
00:33:41.320 I think that we need
00:33:42.480 to make sure
00:33:43.140 that everybody,
00:33:44.260 like I said,
00:33:44.980 has an opportunity
00:33:45.620 to vote.
00:33:46.280 And what we did
00:33:46.880 from the RNC
00:33:47.720 is we sent a 10-point
00:33:48.900 bulletin
00:33:49.880 to Governor Roy Cooper
00:33:51.500 and to the State Assembly
00:33:54.280 to say,
00:33:54.980 listen,
00:33:55.400 we want to make sure
00:33:56.560 with these 10 items
00:33:58.120 that everybody
00:33:58.680 has an opportunity
00:33:59.480 to vote.
00:34:00.180 And these are things,
00:34:01.000 Glenn,
00:34:01.260 like making sure
00:34:02.180 that if you're a person
00:34:02.940 who's been displaced
00:34:03.660 by this hurricane
00:34:04.380 and you're in another county,
00:34:05.720 you're allowed to vote
00:34:06.540 in that county
00:34:07.060 or maybe take
00:34:07.640 your absentee ballot in
00:34:08.880 and turn it in
00:34:09.400 in that county,
00:34:10.400 that there are
00:34:11.200 temporary structures
00:34:12.200 maybe in place
00:34:13.100 for people to go vote
00:34:14.380 in those counties
00:34:15.060 that were really destroyed
00:34:16.140 or they can use
00:34:17.500 alternative locations.
00:34:18.860 Common sense approach,
00:34:19.860 making sure
00:34:20.420 that we are leaving
00:34:21.340 nothing to chance.
00:34:22.120 And then we're also
00:34:22.920 asking for people
00:34:24.120 who want to volunteer
00:34:24.880 to come out
00:34:25.580 and volunteer.
00:34:26.400 We've set up
00:34:26.980 a website,
00:34:28.100 DonaldJTrump.com
00:34:29.300 slash hurricane
00:34:30.240 is where people can go.
00:34:32.040 If you want to come,
00:34:33.620 make sure that people
00:34:34.560 are able to reach
00:34:35.740 these voting locations.
00:34:37.400 Make sure we get
00:34:38.000 the word out
00:34:38.620 because some of these people
00:34:39.420 still do not have access
00:34:40.860 to understand
00:34:41.780 that this is an option
00:34:42.660 for them.
00:34:43.320 So we're asking
00:34:44.080 for volunteers
00:34:44.660 to come help us
00:34:45.740 in North Carolina
00:34:46.440 and I assume
00:34:47.080 it'll probably be
00:34:47.920 the same situation
00:34:49.120 in Florida.
00:34:49.940 So we'll report back
00:34:51.360 on what ultimately happens
00:34:52.380 but we are certainly
00:34:53.060 moving on our end
00:34:53.920 from our end.
00:34:54.500 All right.
00:34:54.720 So what is,
00:34:55.700 it's DonaldJTrump.com
00:34:57.680 slash hurricane?
00:34:59.480 What is the address?
00:35:00.360 DonaldJTrump.com
00:35:01.460 slash hurricane
00:35:02.300 is exactly right.
00:35:03.880 And everybody came up there.
00:35:05.640 You are originally
00:35:07.080 from North Carolina.
00:35:09.060 You went to college
00:35:09.760 there as well.
00:35:11.960 How do you think
00:35:13.320 things are going
00:35:14.040 on the ground
00:35:14.840 outside of the election?
00:35:19.140 Where you get
00:35:19.920 your information
00:35:20.720 will really determine
00:35:21.860 what you're saying
00:35:22.600 about that.
00:35:23.420 The media would
00:35:24.320 have you believe
00:35:24.940 that everything
00:35:25.660 is sunshine,
00:35:26.360 lollipops,
00:35:26.780 and rainbows
00:35:27.160 on the ground there.
00:35:27.840 But I'll tell you,
00:35:29.160 Glenn,
00:35:29.500 I talk to people
00:35:30.280 every single day
00:35:31.020 who actually live
00:35:31.720 in these parts
00:35:32.220 of North Carolina
00:35:33.020 who have been,
00:35:34.700 I mean,
00:35:35.000 it's a devastating
00:35:35.980 situation there.
00:35:37.300 They have lost
00:35:37.860 everything,
00:35:38.420 some people,
00:35:39.380 and they do not feel
00:35:40.420 like the response
00:35:41.220 has been adequate
00:35:41.860 on the ground.
00:35:43.080 There are still folks
00:35:44.240 who say no one
00:35:44.920 has even come
00:35:45.540 to my part
00:35:46.580 of North Carolina,
00:35:47.320 my neighborhood,
00:35:47.980 my town,
00:35:48.880 and it really
00:35:50.320 has seemed like
00:35:51.280 the response
00:35:51.960 has been terrible,
00:35:53.520 quite frankly,
00:35:54.180 at this point.
00:35:54.860 And, you know,
00:35:55.760 there's a lot
00:35:56.200 of argument
00:35:56.600 out there
00:35:57.140 from folks
00:35:58.120 on the left
00:35:58.700 who will say,
00:35:59.440 you know,
00:36:00.200 the $750 loan
00:36:02.080 that we're giving
00:36:02.700 people is exactly
00:36:04.660 what they need
00:36:05.460 right now,
00:36:06.160 and no one
00:36:07.060 should be worried
00:36:07.700 about the fact
00:36:08.320 that we've spent
00:36:08.800 a billion dollars
00:36:10.060 on resettling
00:36:11.140 and rehoming
00:36:11.780 migrants.
00:36:12.880 That is very upsetting
00:36:14.000 to the folks
00:36:14.880 in Western North Carolina
00:36:16.060 right now,
00:36:16.620 because $750
00:36:17.560 is not going
00:36:18.960 to go very far,
00:36:19.740 and it is a loan.
00:36:20.500 I think they're supposed
00:36:21.100 to pay that back
00:36:21.940 at some point.
00:36:22.680 That's crazy.
00:36:23.240 But it's crazy
00:36:25.100 and it's infuriating.
00:36:26.280 Yeah,
00:36:26.520 and if you don't
00:36:27.320 pay it back,
00:36:28.200 they can take possession
00:36:30.100 of your home
00:36:31.020 for $750
00:36:32.220 alone.
00:36:33.940 That's nuts.
00:36:36.120 And let's just,
00:36:37.100 let's call a spade
00:36:37.980 a spade.
00:36:38.400 If we are giving
00:36:38.940 even $1
00:36:39.660 to rehome
00:36:41.660 and resettle
00:36:42.240 people who broke
00:36:43.140 our laws
00:36:43.720 to come here,
00:36:44.380 who the first act
00:36:45.360 they did
00:36:45.840 coming into
00:36:46.620 the United States
00:36:47.300 is to break the law,
00:36:48.540 and you have Americans
00:36:49.520 who are struggling
00:36:50.400 who have lost
00:36:51.100 their homes,
00:36:51.680 lost all their possessions,
00:36:52.680 and don't know
00:36:53.780 how they are going
00:36:54.560 to live the next
00:36:55.920 couple days
00:36:56.540 of their life,
00:36:57.180 let alone
00:36:57.560 the rest of their life,
00:36:59.260 it is a slap
00:37:00.200 in the face
00:37:00.840 that we have given
00:37:01.740 over a billion dollars
00:37:03.320 to that cause,
00:37:04.220 and it's $750
00:37:05.300 in a loan
00:37:06.240 to these people.
00:37:07.180 It is disgraceful.
00:37:08.340 But I can tell you,
00:37:09.000 I think what Donald Trump
00:37:10.100 did was actually
00:37:10.720 very important.
00:37:11.820 You heard him talk
00:37:12.500 about it in his
00:37:13.220 Butler rally
00:37:13.820 on Saturday,
00:37:14.940 and Elon Musk
00:37:15.620 was there,
00:37:16.320 but when he found out
00:37:17.500 that communications
00:37:18.460 were down
00:37:19.120 in many places
00:37:20.120 in North Carolina,
00:37:21.080 emergency services
00:37:22.020 were not accessible
00:37:22.820 for people,
00:37:23.760 he called up Elon Musk
00:37:25.160 and said,
00:37:25.540 hey, can we get
00:37:26.120 Starlink satellites,
00:37:27.820 and can we get people
00:37:28.800 set up in North Carolina,
00:37:30.180 and Elon sent Starlink
00:37:31.960 to Western North Carolina.
00:37:33.740 It was, you know,
00:37:34.880 a miracle,
00:37:35.780 quite frankly,
00:37:36.360 for a lot of people.
00:37:37.620 All of these
00:37:38.120 emergency services
00:37:39.160 were back online
00:37:39.960 and able to communicate
00:37:40.920 with people
00:37:41.480 and get help
00:37:42.400 to people who needed it.
00:37:43.860 Guess who did that?
00:37:44.600 Donald Trump,
00:37:45.160 the guy who's not even
00:37:46.040 actually the President
00:37:47.060 of the United States
00:37:48.060 right now.
00:37:48.960 And so here he is,
00:37:49.900 yet in another opportunity,
00:37:51.060 acting as a leader
00:37:52.260 when he is not
00:37:53.260 technically the leader.
00:37:54.540 Yes, but I believe, Glenn,
00:37:55.880 he ultimately will be
00:37:56.900 come November 5th.
00:37:57.840 Yeah, I think so, too.
00:37:59.440 I can't imagine
00:38:00.320 how it doesn't go his way.
00:38:02.900 Yesterday we found out
00:38:04.380 that a terrorist
00:38:06.040 from Afghanistan
00:38:07.880 that this government
00:38:09.340 let in,
00:38:10.940 we've been tracking,
00:38:12.980 and he was plotting
00:38:14.160 a terrorist attack
00:38:15.880 on Election Day.
00:38:17.120 I mean,
00:38:18.240 the country
00:38:19.220 is completely
00:38:20.600 out of control.
00:38:22.620 And other than hypnosis,
00:38:24.540 I just don't know
00:38:25.740 how America says,
00:38:27.680 I want more of this.
00:38:29.940 Well, and let's talk
00:38:31.140 about that, too.
00:38:32.000 This has been
00:38:33.600 highly underreported
00:38:34.980 as far as I'm concerned.
00:38:36.320 This guy is an ISIS terrorist.
00:38:38.640 Do you remember
00:38:39.040 what happened with ISIS
00:38:39.860 with Donald Trump
00:38:40.580 in the White House?
00:38:41.240 Uh-huh.
00:38:41.520 ISIS was eliminated.
00:38:42.900 He tells the famous story
00:38:44.240 about how when he got in there,
00:38:45.400 he talked to, you know,
00:38:46.800 his top brass in the military,
00:38:47.980 and he said,
00:38:48.560 hey, how long is it going
00:38:49.860 to take for us
00:38:50.620 to get rid of ISIS?
00:38:51.480 What do we need to do?
00:38:52.260 And they said, sir,
00:38:53.240 it could take years.
00:38:54.340 We don't know
00:38:54.880 how long it'll take
00:38:55.600 because we have
00:38:56.620 all of these, you know,
00:38:57.920 handcuffs on what
00:38:58.720 we're able to do.
00:38:59.480 And he said,
00:38:59.860 if I take those off
00:39:00.760 and I allow you to do
00:39:01.560 the job that needs to be done,
00:39:02.920 how long will it take?
00:39:03.780 And you know how long
00:39:04.420 it took?
00:39:04.940 Four weeks.
00:39:05.780 And ISIS was eliminated
00:39:07.180 when Donald Trump
00:39:07.880 was in the White House.
00:39:08.980 They are back now,
00:39:10.000 and we have a fully
00:39:10.980 open southern border.
00:39:12.340 We know that we've had
00:39:13.160 hundreds of people
00:39:13.940 on the terror watch list,
00:39:15.060 Glenn, that we know of.
00:39:15.980 Think about the ones
00:39:16.520 we don't even know about
00:39:17.500 who have been able
00:39:18.280 to cross our border.
00:39:19.540 No doubt they are planning
00:39:20.800 an attack on America.
00:39:22.040 No doubt they want
00:39:22.680 to cause harm here
00:39:23.460 to American citizens.
00:39:24.940 And the fact that
00:39:25.620 this hasn't gotten
00:39:26.340 more interest
00:39:27.180 from our mainstream media
00:39:28.520 is, quite frankly,
00:39:29.500 a disgrace.
00:39:30.520 I cannot believe that.
00:39:32.020 You're right.
00:39:32.520 We cannot operate
00:39:33.680 in this fashion
00:39:34.560 going forward.
00:39:35.800 And I think that's
00:39:36.600 what the American people
00:39:37.620 are starting to understand.
00:39:39.500 Joe Biden himself
00:39:40.340 came out the other day,
00:39:41.320 stepped all over Kamala Harris
00:39:42.660 and her plan to distance
00:39:43.980 herself from Joe
00:39:44.980 and said,
00:39:45.740 that's right,
00:39:46.200 she's been right there
00:39:46.980 beside me every step
00:39:48.240 of the way,
00:39:48.620 every distance I made.
00:39:50.180 And yeah,
00:39:50.600 we've been a team
00:39:51.660 the whole way.
00:39:52.780 Nobody believes
00:39:53.900 that Kamala Harris
00:39:54.740 would be any different
00:39:55.640 than what we've seen
00:39:56.580 in the past four years
00:39:57.440 because she has been there
00:39:58.440 for the past four years.
00:39:59.720 And that's why I believe
00:40:00.900 that people are voting
00:40:02.220 for Donald Trump this month.
00:40:03.180 She said on The View
00:40:04.440 two days ago,
00:40:05.900 I wouldn't change a thing
00:40:07.120 that we did.
00:40:07.920 I mean,
00:40:08.100 I couldn't believe that.
00:40:10.000 How are you the agent
00:40:11.140 of change?
00:40:12.780 I think she got caught
00:40:14.080 off guard in that question
00:40:15.280 and she didn't expect
00:40:16.340 such a tough question
00:40:17.520 from the ladies of The View.
00:40:20.260 Yeah.
00:40:21.020 Yeah, exactly.
00:40:21.920 And when you look
00:40:23.100 at the right track,
00:40:23.960 wrong track polling
00:40:24.740 right now in this country,
00:40:26.080 nearly three quarters
00:40:26.980 of Americans feel like
00:40:28.280 we are on the wrong track
00:40:29.520 in America.
00:40:30.640 If you're on the wrong track,
00:40:32.280 you need a real change agent
00:40:33.780 and they know
00:40:34.320 that's Donald Trump.
00:40:35.240 He always rapes that way.
00:40:36.920 And so Kamala Harris
00:40:38.360 is more of the same.
00:40:39.180 If not, Glenn,
00:40:39.780 worse because we know
00:40:41.300 she actually believes
00:40:42.060 on these radical ideas.
00:40:42.980 Oh, I know.
00:40:43.500 I know.
00:40:43.960 She's behind a lot of it.
00:40:45.540 Let me ask you,
00:40:46.420 why, maybe it's just us,
00:40:48.600 but we were just talking
00:40:49.420 about it off the air
00:40:50.140 that it looks like
00:40:52.500 the Democrats
00:40:53.020 are changing strategy.
00:40:54.640 She was not going
00:40:55.820 to answer anything.
00:40:56.960 And now all of a sudden
00:40:57.840 she's popping up everywhere
00:40:58.980 and not doing well,
00:41:00.860 I might add.
00:41:02.500 But why did they change strategy?
00:41:04.880 Do you have any idea?
00:41:05.560 Well, yeah,
00:41:07.600 when you're chugging a beer
00:41:08.740 on TV with Stephen Colbert
00:41:10.460 while there's a Category 5 hurricane
00:41:12.420 about to smash into
00:41:13.520 the United States,
00:41:14.900 that's probably not
00:41:15.960 a great look.
00:41:17.140 When you're on,
00:41:18.040 you know,
00:41:18.280 Call Her Daddy
00:41:19.040 or whatever,
00:41:19.840 that disgusting podcast,
00:41:21.800 probably not a great look
00:41:23.000 right now.
00:41:23.520 I think it's because
00:41:24.420 the American people
00:41:25.560 realize that they cannot
00:41:27.520 trust someone
00:41:28.280 who cannot be
00:41:29.580 in front of,
00:41:30.260 you know,
00:41:31.360 their TV screen,
00:41:32.280 cannot be asked
00:41:32.820 a simple question,
00:41:33.840 who's hiding
00:41:34.440 in the basement.
00:41:35.440 We see what the basement
00:41:36.560 strategy gets you
00:41:37.560 because we've got it
00:41:38.160 in the White House
00:41:38.740 right now
00:41:39.280 with Joe and Kamala.
00:41:40.800 And I guess they thought
00:41:41.860 that they could pull
00:41:42.460 another fast one
00:41:43.280 on the American people.
00:41:44.640 But I think the American
00:41:45.540 people are smart.
00:41:46.400 And I think they said,
00:41:47.620 wait a minute,
00:41:48.140 we saw this four years ago
00:41:49.700 and they tried to sell it
00:41:50.520 to us as COVID.
00:41:51.760 That's why they couldn't
00:41:52.480 have Joe Biden
00:41:53.100 out in front of people.
00:41:54.580 Now we see it again.
00:41:55.640 And this is not COVID times.
00:41:57.860 This is a person
00:41:58.580 who by all accounts
00:41:59.680 should be able to answer
00:42:00.480 basic questions
00:42:02.120 on basic ideas,
00:42:03.800 principles,
00:42:04.160 and policies
00:42:04.900 that she's running on.
00:42:06.620 And I guess
00:42:07.620 that they've estimated
00:42:08.680 that that's a good strategy.
00:42:10.220 But to your point,
00:42:11.360 it doesn't seem
00:42:12.180 like it's gone very well
00:42:13.440 so far for them.
00:42:14.820 So good luck to them.
00:42:16.040 The problem is
00:42:16.700 when you're trying
00:42:17.180 to sell people
00:42:18.000 something they don't
00:42:19.100 want to buy,
00:42:19.720 it doesn't matter
00:42:20.260 how you package it up.
00:42:21.620 No one is going
00:42:22.260 to want to buy it.
00:42:22.960 And so I think
00:42:23.580 they're starting
00:42:24.380 to run into an issue
00:42:25.380 with that as well.
00:42:26.300 Please feel free
00:42:27.020 to say no to this.
00:42:28.160 It's a personal question.
00:42:30.060 But I'd like to ask you
00:42:31.780 as a family member.
00:42:35.320 What is it like
00:42:37.160 to watch your father-in-law
00:42:40.500 shot, perhaps, live TV?
00:42:43.580 I don't know
00:42:43.860 if you were there.
00:42:45.460 And then to see
00:42:47.660 that he's on the golf course.
00:42:49.420 How is the family
00:42:50.720 dealing with this?
00:42:53.820 Yeah, I wasn't there
00:42:55.480 July 13th,
00:42:56.840 but Eric and I
00:42:57.480 were watching live
00:42:58.420 and we were watching
00:42:59.060 actually with our
00:42:59.700 two young children.
00:43:00.560 Oh my gosh.
00:43:01.240 And we thought,
00:43:02.200 yeah, we saw it happen.
00:43:04.360 You know,
00:43:05.060 it's one of those things
00:43:06.220 that's always been
00:43:07.120 in the back of all
00:43:07.860 of our minds,
00:43:08.380 I think,
00:43:08.900 for a long time
00:43:09.640 because, honestly,
00:43:10.520 you get to a point
00:43:11.400 and you say,
00:43:12.340 well, gosh,
00:43:12.760 they've gone after him
00:43:13.860 all of these different ways.
00:43:15.280 Things seem that
00:43:16.140 they have gotten so extreme
00:43:17.240 when it comes to
00:43:17.900 Donald Trump,
00:43:18.800 the lawfare,
00:43:20.000 the way that they've
00:43:20.700 tried to take him
00:43:21.280 off ballots
00:43:21.780 across the country,
00:43:23.140 all the attempts
00:43:23.800 to smear him,
00:43:24.620 the lies, etc.
00:43:26.180 You know,
00:43:26.480 at some point
00:43:27.220 after you call someone
00:43:28.180 a threat to democracy
00:43:29.200 and essentially
00:43:30.480 equate him with Hitler,
00:43:32.060 something has to happen
00:43:33.400 and maybe somebody
00:43:34.120 takes it a step too far
00:43:35.260 and so, of course,
00:43:36.340 in the back of our minds
00:43:37.120 we always thought about this
00:43:38.340 and I still worry
00:43:40.100 about him to this day
00:43:41.100 and I will always
00:43:41.900 worry about him,
00:43:42.680 so will Eric,
00:43:43.700 so will the rest
00:43:44.420 of the entire family
00:43:45.540 and I think the hardest thing
00:43:47.380 has been trying to explain
00:43:48.420 to our two kids
00:43:49.400 who are five and seven
00:43:50.420 why somebody's
00:43:52.060 trying to hurt grandpa.
00:43:53.580 You know,
00:43:53.880 they don't understand
00:43:55.080 what's going on
00:43:55.940 and they don't understand
00:43:56.800 why anyone would want
00:43:57.620 to do that
00:43:58.080 and it actually
00:43:58.580 takes you back
00:43:59.320 to like the baseline
00:44:01.360 of all of this
00:44:02.180 which is that
00:44:02.740 we're Americans
00:44:03.600 at the end of the day
00:44:04.600 and we should never,
00:44:06.040 no matter your politics,
00:44:07.560 ever want to see somebody,
00:44:09.340 something like this
00:44:09.980 happen to anybody,
00:44:10.940 Kamala Harris,
00:44:11.700 Joe Biden,
00:44:12.340 whoever it might be,
00:44:13.200 any former president,
00:44:14.520 this is unacceptable
00:44:15.420 in America
00:44:16.620 and yeah,
00:44:18.260 it's something that
00:44:19.300 we probably, Glenn,
00:44:20.280 will always carry
00:44:21.120 in the back of our minds.
00:44:22.580 I believe,
00:44:23.060 like I said,
00:44:23.480 he'll be back
00:44:23.980 in that White House
00:44:24.640 and I'll worry
00:44:25.100 about him
00:44:25.580 every single day
00:44:26.840 that he's there,
00:44:27.840 that somebody's going
00:44:28.380 to try and do
00:44:28.820 something else like this.
00:44:29.960 I would love to,
00:44:31.580 when the time is right
00:44:32.620 for the family,
00:44:33.300 if it ever is,
00:44:34.580 I know that my family
00:44:36.040 and I have had
00:44:36.740 conversations,
00:44:37.540 serious conversations,
00:44:38.300 but not like the ones
00:44:39.320 you guys have had
00:44:40.920 to have had
00:44:41.620 and I know my family
00:44:44.280 would be mixed.
00:44:45.640 My kids would say,
00:44:47.640 Dad,
00:44:48.420 you have to do
00:44:49.360 what you believe
00:44:50.420 is right,
00:44:51.060 but they would also say,
00:44:52.620 Dad,
00:44:55.280 you don't have
00:44:56.980 to do this.
00:44:57.940 They would be
00:44:58.520 really conflicted,
00:44:59.500 I think,
00:45:00.480 and I can't imagine
00:45:02.520 what those,
00:45:02.980 you've had those
00:45:03.600 conversations,
00:45:04.360 I'm sure,
00:45:04.920 and I can't imagine
00:45:05.700 what they were like.
00:45:07.840 Yeah,
00:45:08.240 well,
00:45:08.460 and here's what I'll say
00:45:09.940 is that I have
00:45:11.660 my respect
00:45:12.860 and admiration
00:45:13.540 for my father-in-law
00:45:14.620 has only grown
00:45:15.500 to handle things
00:45:17.240 in the face of this
00:45:18.140 because honestly,
00:45:19.800 pretty much any other
00:45:21.020 human being
00:45:21.620 would say,
00:45:22.160 I'm not going to
00:45:23.140 continue to risk my life
00:45:24.280 because he honestly
00:45:24.940 really is for this.
00:45:26.700 I'm not going to go
00:45:27.240 through all of this.
00:45:28.560 He is so determined
00:45:29.800 and honestly,
00:45:31.000 I believe he thinks
00:45:31.900 and especially
00:45:32.420 after July 13th
00:45:33.700 that this is really,
00:45:34.960 this is so much
00:45:35.860 bigger than him
00:45:36.540 and I think he knows
00:45:37.860 he's got God
00:45:39.360 behind him
00:45:39.980 in this fight
00:45:40.960 and I think he believes
00:45:42.620 that he is the right person
00:45:43.700 for this job
00:45:44.220 and the only person
00:45:44.960 for the job
00:45:45.980 to save this country
00:45:46.880 and by all accounts
00:45:47.760 save the world
00:45:48.360 at this point
00:45:49.480 and so he's undeterred
00:45:50.880 and I just,
00:45:52.460 again,
00:45:52.780 my respect for him
00:45:54.340 is,
00:45:54.940 it's incredible.
00:45:56.400 I am so impressed
00:45:57.700 with this man
00:45:58.180 every single day.
00:45:59.440 Yeah,
00:45:59.860 you don't,
00:46:00.460 you don't do this lightly.
00:46:03.460 You don't get up
00:46:04.200 and a measure of a man
00:46:05.500 is how they respond
00:46:06.900 when they're
00:46:07.580 under the most
00:46:08.820 amount of pressure
00:46:09.540 and I hope America
00:46:12.220 sees that.
00:46:13.120 Laura,
00:46:13.380 thank you so much.
00:46:14.220 I appreciate it.
00:46:14.800 In any way
00:46:15.200 we can help out,
00:46:15.960 you just let us know.
00:46:16.880 Thank you.
00:46:17.680 Laura Trump,
00:46:18.500 the Republican National
00:46:20.620 Committee co-chair.