The Glenn Beck Program - Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Rudy Atallah ｜ 9⧸26⧸22

00:00:00.000 hi glenn hey how are you buddy good buddy how are you oh i'm great i'm great we got a great

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00:01:46.780 there's an awakening going on in the entire world and the mainstream media does not and i include the

00:01:57.880 internet um they do not want you to know this they don't want you to follow and they're doing

00:02:04.840 everything they can to cover the tracks right now after the election in uh in italy they're saying

00:02:13.060 fascist return fascist it's fascism in italy it doesn't look like fascism it looks like the ending

00:02:21.040 of the gods of the copy book headings if you've heard me read this before i'm not going to read

00:02:26.180 the whole thing but i just want to go through what this is a rudyard kipling poem written after

00:02:31.540 world war one and he saw the progressives and the fabian socialists and he's like look they're going to do

00:02:38.180 this again because they're crazy and so he just wrote a poem about a warning uh and he said um

00:02:47.220 uh let's see they always caught up with our progress and recent and presently a word would come

00:02:54.100 that a tribe had been wiped off its ice field or the lights had gone out in rome we got that going

00:03:00.380 uh let's see um they swore if we gave us if we gave them our weapons that the wars of the tribes

00:03:09.240 would cease is there any any doubt in your mind if we didn't have the second amendment that guns would

00:03:16.480 be gone in america today no they're trying to do it even with this second amendment okay so they'd be

00:03:22.540 gone he says but when we disarmed they sold us and delivered us bound to our foe the first feminine 1.00

00:03:29.940 sandstones we were promised the fuller life that's what we've all been promised and they're promising

00:03:34.900 it now which started out by loving our neighbor and ended by loving his wife now think of this

00:03:43.020 it ended by loving our neighbor pat what was the what was the slogan for gay marriage love love wins

00:03:51.140 right love it started out by loving our neighbor ended by loving his wife where are we now we're at

00:04:01.500 transgender um uh pop-up parties at schools we are mutilating our own children and the next line in 1.00

00:04:14.020 the poem is till our women had no more children and the men and men had lost their reason and faith

00:04:20.420 then we were promised abundance for all by robbing selective peter to play for collective paul were

00:04:26.780 there but though we had plenty of money there was nothing our money could buy hey stew how's your car

00:04:32.960 coming i will let you know when i see it okay well have you thought about offering them more money

00:04:38.140 yes absolutely uh but uh that doesn't do any good because it's just still still sitting in a parking

00:04:43.820 lot somewhere in michigan okay so you have plenty of money but not a single car he can buy um we are at

00:04:52.520 the last part of this poem now we have we've accomplished i've been reading this for 15 years

00:04:58.160 we are now at the point where the uh gods of the market tumbled are our markets tumbling and their

00:05:07.480 smooth-tongued wizards withdrew and the hearts of the meanest were humbled and began to believe it

00:05:11.720 was true that all is not gold that glitters two and two do make four and the gods of the copybook

00:05:17.960 headings limped up to explain it once more as it will be in the future it was at the birth of man

00:05:22.480 only four things certain since social progress began quoting the bible that dog returns to its vomit 0.98

00:05:29.300 the sow returns to her mire and the burnt fool's bandaged finger goes wobbling back to the fire so 1.00

00:05:36.060 they're going to do it again and we're going to let them because we're stupid and after this is 1.00

00:05:41.240 accomplished and the brave new world begins which is what the left is now preaching joe biden just said 0.98

00:05:49.400 yesterday our democracy it's a republic our democracy is at stake because what we decide today

00:05:57.000 is going to shape what america is in the next 25 years so after all this is accomplished in the brave

00:06:05.820 new world begins when all major men are paid for existing and no man must pay for his sins are we

00:06:12.100 there surely as water will wet us as surely as fire will burn the gods of the copybook headings with

00:06:18.380 terror and slaughter return that's the only thing left and depending on how far down we have gone

00:06:27.440 will mean how much blood will have to be spilled because if they are in total control they're not

00:06:35.980 going to let go and there's going to be millions that will fight for them and you won't be able to

00:06:42.360 reason it out we've got to reason it out with people we've got to double down on all of the things that

00:06:49.340 we know are true don't do it with hate or anger just stand up and say no not doing that that's not

00:06:56.460 true not doing that just remember what you were taught as a kid that's it i mean unless it was hate

00:07:04.540 yeah yeah unless like uh joseph goebbels was your dad yeah i mean that would be a bad you might

00:07:13.580 disregard all of that yeah yeah so okay all right do you see that the postal service is uh

00:07:20.840 spying yeah yeah yeah when did they become a spy agency is our our mailmen are like cia operatives 0.97

00:07:27.280 now uh those are the guys i'd give the keys to the car too you know yeah yeah you know give a spy

00:07:32.740 we got another spy agency hey who's the most efficient organization in our country who would

00:07:38.020 be a great person the post office yeah the postal workers this is what did what did woodrow wilson do

00:07:45.700 do you remember woodrow wilson hired uh 250 000 americans in 1917 through 19 to go through people's mail

00:07:59.420 if you suspected your neighbor wow he was paying people to go and look at what mail they were getting

00:08:07.420 wow yeah same thing i'm sorry isn't that a federal offense yes it is you get into my mailbox and you're

00:08:14.940 not supposed to no because there were people that wanted to destroy the republic oh of course well

00:08:19.740 special times call yeah special special special things yeah yeah wow this is one of the times you'd

00:08:25.560 want them to be inefficient though right like if you're gonna have if they're gonna be spying on

00:08:29.540 americans and that's your job you should be as inefficient as possible yeah i'm i'm for that i'm for 1.00

00:08:35.620 that i mean i don't want them to do it but they're the agency i would pick like i wouldn't want the

00:08:41.240 pentagon to do it you know like don't have the marines spy on people because that would happen

00:08:47.160 the post office they're still like i don't know i don't know i'm on a lunch break right now i i remember

00:08:54.840 back in the early 2000s though george bush did the same thing he was he tried to get the yeah because

00:08:59.720 they're all over they're in every neighborhood so you just if you see something say something as a

00:09:05.800 post office uh employee go ahead our mailmen are supposed to be narking on their neighbors we

00:09:11.140 rejected it yes we did we rejected it and we need to do that again but we don't stand up enough and

00:09:16.620 that's when hillary clinton came out and said i'm tired of these dogs and i'm not american for

00:09:21.460 disagreeing with this administration yep yeah that sounds exactly like that clip

00:09:27.060 exact replica uh that but your your theory here is that that the american people have reached that

00:09:35.280 point right where they they have reached the point where they will push back they will fight back

00:09:40.500 yeah i don't i hopefully not fight not literally not literally i guess we need to be literal with

00:09:46.140 all the people that listen to pull clips but uh yeah well not not for the audience right now they

00:09:51.600 all understood exactly what i meant but yes um i think they are i think that uh more and more people

00:09:58.380 are waking up uh and are uh standing not together yet but they're looking at each other like uh can i

00:10:11.440 i mean maybe we've misunderstood each other i think i think there are people that are starting to do

00:10:20.340 that but the but the thing is that that i brought up is it just happened in sweden it just happened in

00:10:28.160 italy uh it's happening in israel bb netanyahu looks like he's going to be the leader of of the

00:10:36.960 the biggest party again uh in israel uh brexit it happened it happened in canada it's happening here

00:10:47.280 people know it's the elites it's the people who are trying who are in bed with big business and big

00:10:58.020 government those two have been pushed together and the only ones that seem not to get it are in this

00:11:06.320 country are the ones who warned us about it for years yeah oh yeah you remember the democrats how

00:11:14.520 they yelled and screamed about losing their rights under the patriot act now they're for it it seems

00:11:19.100 like now they're for it yeah they love it they they love government control now all of a sudden

00:11:24.360 post office spying on you that's perfectly fine that's totally acceptable you know we have to ask our

00:11:31.480 friends this we have to say um hey the patriot act i remember when you were really against it and and

00:11:40.020 maybe i was wrong and i was for it why are you for it now because you made a good case and you know i

00:11:49.200 decided 10 years ago that that was wrong why are you for it now because it benefits them at this moment

00:11:56.780 and that is the answer to everything with the left but make if your friends say that when it comes to

00:12:03.080 the the leadership this is the truth every single time correct it matters it does not matter at all

00:12:08.660 what these policies what they believe about these policies it's so clear when they say oh i don't want

00:12:13.080 anyone between uh the doctor and the patient we just we just we're just too libertarian we can't we

00:12:21.380 don't want any rules follow the science it's like and then they're mandating everything 10 seconds later

00:12:28.000 yeah none of it means anything to them it's just whatever benefits them at that moment right so i'm

00:12:32.720 not saying that you're going to give a speech and you're going to win or stand up in a big room full

00:12:37.500 of people and i'm saying your friends yeah that have always been reasonable that may just be blindly

00:12:44.160 anti-trade trump and just say hey i just want to ask you i just want to ask you because we're friends

00:12:50.220 we've always been friends we're family whatever it is and i don't want to start an argument i really

00:12:57.120 want to understand how did you how do you close the loop on on this you've always been against big

00:13:08.480 government and big business getting together can you help me out with esg can you help me out with

00:13:17.560 public private partnerships because that's what's happening you've always been against spying on

00:13:25.560 people the government spying on people you know the post office is doing that now the post office

00:13:31.780 i think tana remember many of you being against big pharmaceutical companies yeah that would seem to

00:13:37.320 be a big pitch and you were right they we have the bank account we have the fed's bank account

00:13:43.840 that uh not for pfizer but moderna has to write a check to every month to our government 0.93

00:13:52.040 what wait what did you know that i think the the biggest thing that you can ask your friends is on

00:14:02.060 this transgender stuff what come on they probably haven't seen the books so you should go online and

00:14:11.020 order a book and have it and show it to your neighbors and say really is because when did you

00:14:17.780 think this was right you've never thought this was right it's such a hard one to deal with though

00:14:22.880 because you can't show them in any public i mean buying that book puts you on a creepy freaking list

00:14:29.860 right and having that book in your possession and show well it's a creepy list to me

00:14:35.140 yeah it's not a list that any parent really wants to be on thinks it's a great list for you maybe

00:14:40.320 yeah but i mean showing the pictures that are in this book in any other context would get you arrested

00:14:45.820 it would right but now to defend this bizarre movement that we're all faced with here all the

00:14:53.540 sudden the only way you can prove to someone because you know there is power in the phrase i don't want

00:14:58.980 you to be banning books right i don't want you burning books we've we've talked about that we

00:15:03.820 oppose it right but that's not what's happening here we're talking about not putting in children's

00:15:09.460 libraries porn and worse and but with you can't make that point without showing what it is but if

00:15:16.180 you show what it is it's you know the worst moment of everyone's day i recommend you show it to your

00:15:21.880 friends because when they see it there is no way around it you you have to confront your friends

00:15:28.940 um and and i'm not saying in a in a bad way don't get into arguments if it's somebody who you think

00:15:37.240 is kind of questioning at all get that book show that book to them and say how can this is evil this is

00:15:45.900 evil we would arrest somebody an adult who showed this to a kid at a park but somehow or another and

00:15:53.140 just a few years ago we all agreed on that all agreed right we were together on that so i haven't

00:15:58.160 changed you have can you tell me what the argument is that changed your mind and i can guarantee you

00:16:07.580 they won't be able to make it it won't be cogent and if it's not code and you can't break through

00:16:13.860 you know okay gotta stop stop worrying about this friend because they've already made their choice

00:16:18.280 they're happy to live in their own world but just plant the seed just plant the seed god wants all of

00:16:25.820 his kids to come home he wants all of his children and they are god's children too they are just wildly

00:16:33.500 wildly um hypnotized quite honestly by propaganda uh and the government and mainstream press and i

00:16:43.480 include mainstream press as google and all the rest of them pat gray unleashed you can hear pat every

00:16:49.660 morning on pat gray unleashed it is here at the blaze and then you can find it later in the afternoon

00:16:55.080 wherever you find your podcast

00:16:56.760 you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program

00:17:03.080 this is the glenbeck program uh i reached out to um rudy atala who is the nazarene fund chief

00:17:18.360 operating officer um and uh i reached out to him because i saw this this video from iran that purported

00:17:28.140 to be iranian christian women warning the west and rudy uh speaks a billion different languages and so i 0.97

00:17:37.720 called him and he's also from the middle east i said you know anybody can translate farsi and uh he said

00:17:43.260 yeah and we translated it and uh if you've seen that video rudy is convinced that is not uh iranian

00:17:52.200 christians and rudy you said because women uh christians would never say those things in iran is 1.00

00:18:00.120 that right yes that's correct it's good to hear your voice glenn yeah good to hear from you so what

00:18:06.300 do you mean what do you mean that they wouldn't say that why wouldn't they i uh because it uh it's

00:18:15.880 kind of productive for them uh christians are persecuted all the time uh the underground church is

00:18:21.760 persecuted all the time in uh in iran uh we've helped in the past uh a lot of uh iranian christians

00:18:29.000 so i took i took the video and just ran it by some of my iranian christian friends as well and they

00:18:35.500 said that uh the last thing they would they would want is that much attention yeah there's a constant

00:18:41.660 crackdown on them uh in the country um young girls are raped at a very young age um um they're

00:18:49.320 they're tortured they're beat so many of them have a hard time escaping and most stay on their

00:18:55.780 ground and they practice their faith uh quietly i tell you i i think christians in america have no

00:19:03.040 idea uh well they soon will probably uh what real persecution is like around the world what most christians

00:19:11.120 uh go through uh go through around the world um i want to talk to you a little bit of get just get

00:19:16.560 an update um on the nazarene fund and where do we where do we stand with those people that um we had

00:19:26.240 over in the lily pad country i don't know if we can even say what what country that is now um but we can

00:19:32.860 we can yeah so uh so it was the uae and um uh where do they where do those people stand are they still

00:19:42.520 there yeah so for the last for the last past year since we did the evacuation we uh we moved

00:19:50.500 personally we moved over 9 500 people plus we helped uh other ngos move another 3 000 so a little

00:19:58.540 over 12 000 people and from the 9 500 that we were personally responsible for we are down now to

00:20:07.400 less than 2 000 that are in uh humanitarian city um we've had teams on the ground um working with them

00:20:16.520 every single day we've never left them uh we've we've helped them with uh with medical issues

00:20:23.000 food issues and on each individual we have a 40 page portfolio um uh to help with their medical

00:20:31.280 background with uh you know everything that's required for processing to uh to final destination

00:20:37.540 countries like canada the united states brazil germany wherever they were going australia and whatnot

00:20:43.760 so why can't we get them out of there is it still our state department oh yes the state department

00:20:52.160 has been a nightmare to work with uh oftentimes they'll swing by they'll go into humanitarian 0.60

00:20:57.860 city and they'll pull people without telling us who they're pulling so we have to go back in our

00:21:02.620 database we developed a database very detailed uh with each of the refugees that we took care of

00:21:08.800 um and um and we had to figure out exactly who was taken and who was not um it's it's been it's been a

00:21:16.920 challenge but we've been working through it um and we've had tremendous success in fact we are

00:21:22.080 one of the only ngos on the ground in the uae that has not left but have worked very closely with

00:21:29.660 the with the host nation to make sure the refugees our refugees are taken care of and are settled in

00:21:36.340 final destination countries we we gave our word we told them that we would um exactly right uh

00:21:44.000 or do we and don't say anything obviously you're smarter than that you don't have to preface it with

00:21:49.420 that um are the safe houses in afghanistan still up and running

00:21:55.560 um there are there are many people left behind uh and we still support that's all i can say

00:22:05.260 and um and yes sir is there anything that you can tell uh the audience because i see these

00:22:12.200 and if you care to tell any of the um medical things that have happened can you talk about any of

00:22:21.960 that sure um i mean during the evacuation you know for the audience to know that you know we

00:22:29.100 we literally ramped up we went from zero to 60 miles an hour overnight we didn't have a long

00:22:34.980 lead time to prepare for this evacuation it came as a big surprise to all of us um so uh in the

00:22:43.900 process of evacuating a lot of people we had uh to to fix or help a lot of individuals with gunshot

00:22:51.780 wounds from the taliban i mean hang on just a second i mean specifically after the event

00:22:58.840 things that happen at two o'clock in the morning phone calls

00:23:03.220 yeah yeah we've had we've had some attempted suicides um afghans that were uh completely depressed

00:23:14.180 because of the situation they were in um that we had to take care of um we had uh you know after

00:23:20.940 the fact uh we had you know mothers deliver in and and outside the countries that we took care of

00:23:27.380 um you know after the fact there were all kinds of medical issues that that popped up that uh that

00:23:34.720 we had to deal with directly and uh you know thank god praise god so far we've we've managed to

00:23:41.660 literally take care of every single individual that had any type of medical issue that uh that required

00:23:47.700 our attention so um so rudy we have spent how much of the money because we we're keeping all of

00:23:57.220 the rest of the money to finish the mission and fly these other 2 000 and to make sure that we have

00:24:05.880 enough money so how much money have we spent of that what was it 35 million yeah so so we flew 35 uh

00:24:14.460 35 flights um which cost somewhere between um 600 000 to 750 000 per flight so we went over 19 million

00:24:25.220 in aircraft alone uh and then during the evacuation phase we spent another 8 million in humanitarian

00:24:33.120 efforts safe houses transportation food medical care and whatnot um and then we've also been in the six

00:24:41.420 high six figures every single month with all the work that we're doing currently on the ground not

00:24:47.340 only in the uae but also in other countries where we moved uh individuals uh with resettlement so um

00:24:55.360 it's been a significant amount of money we've we've gone through a good uh a good chunk of it um

00:25:01.660 and uh we're still we're still using as much as we can to make sure that we keep on our uh to our word

00:25:08.100 to help yeah uh every single person we were responsible for good do you have were we involved in i can't

00:25:15.740 remember which organization was it nazarene fund and oh you are or just oh you are that was over

00:25:22.280 in ukraine so it was nazarene fund um and oh you are um oh you are got a good presence there

00:25:32.360 yeah um and then nazarene fund started in the beginning but we were primarily more focused on

00:25:38.480 afghanistan and working on on what we're you know what we said we're going to do it is um it's a

00:25:45.460 frightening time where people i mean now there's a kind of a crisis of men leaving uh russia and do

00:25:55.340 you believe all this i mean i ask you because you've you know you were on the security council

00:26:01.040 and everything else you have all of all of the background to be able to answer this

00:26:05.180 what's up with the nuclear talk rudy is this just you know saber rattling or is that something we

00:26:15.060 should actually be concerned about with russia we should always be concerned about it of course 0.93

00:26:21.560 um you know i think i think at present it's saber rattling but um of course when you're when

00:26:28.620 the tensions is high there's always chance for one side or the other to make a mistake and then

00:26:34.260 and then we go down down the wrong path so you know we just need leaders with uh with cool minds

00:26:41.700 and uh you know focus resolve on the issue right now uh you know clearly putin has um has a lot of

00:26:49.540 problems but uh you know when you put somebody like that back against the wall um you know you don't know

00:26:56.340 what you're going to get he is a smart man he is he survived over 22 years in power not just because

00:27:04.340 he's dumb or he does things haphazardly but because he's very calculating and he knows what he's trying

00:27:10.820 to achieve uh unfortunately he's been dealt a very bad blow in ukraine he thought he would win it quickly 0.99

00:27:17.220 and he did not so now uh it's escalating because he does want to win he's got two options one option

00:27:25.220 is to go all in and double down or the other option is to find you know a course that would work for

00:27:31.920 everybody and let him save face but i see him doubling down right now and this is why it's so

00:27:37.620 dangerous and we shouldn't see anything real from him until spring right i mean because of the snows and

00:27:44.060 the rains and the mud and everything else correct except for you know i wouldn't put it past him to

00:27:51.940 uh you know to to pull a rabbit out of a hat and do something something very nasty but you're you're

00:27:58.300 correct in your assessment rudy as always really good to talk to you um and thank you for how

00:28:06.340 prayerfully you approach each and every mission um you are the reason really truly

00:28:13.820 you are the reason that so many people got out uh of afghanistan thank you very much for the update i

00:28:19.740 appreciate it thank you glenn god bless rudy atala he is a nazarene fund uh coo um our one year

00:28:28.840 uh anniversary of getting people onto tarmacs and still we still have them on the tarmacs in

00:28:35.800 one country uh about 2 000 of the what did he say 13 000 uh or 12 000 that were moved um we're still

00:28:44.700 taking care of those and we will move them that was our word that i gave to the uae to get them to 1.00

00:28:52.440 open up their airport you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program

00:28:58.600 let's take a look at the upcoming elections how are things shaping up in the senate stew

00:29:12.040 very very closely glenn uh very very close races a lot of toss-up states a lot of very tight uh back

00:29:20.180 and forth can we start with fetterman please yes okay is that is it still really really close is it

00:29:26.860 still is he still like three points ahead or five points ahead uh yeah yeah he's uh how is that

00:29:31.940 possible thank you thank you how is that possible sarah do you have that clip

00:29:36.880 oh my gosh this guy can't function now look i mean i'm i'm wondering who's really running the

00:29:51.600 show who is running the democratic party because you have joe biden who is i mean he's there

00:29:58.400 occasionally you know what i mean mentally he's mentally there occasionally other times no idea

00:30:04.760 kamala harris nah she's not she just blathers on and says nothing we have an entire thing at 1.00

00:30:11.420 veepthoughts.com of all of her idiocy right like she's literally a bit she continually tries to talk 1.00

00:30:17.580 but can't say anything right uh feinstein god they've been basically admitted that she's not even 0.99

00:30:23.740 doing the job anymore look at all of the people that are in congress pelosi's hammered

00:30:28.820 hammer time allegedly when she's making any speech either that or she's just she just doesn't

00:30:33.940 know what she's talking about but i think it's hammered and fetterman's a great one i mean we

00:30:37.660 we constantly beat on joe biden and his ability to get through speeches he's remarkably better than

00:30:46.400 john fetterman at this right now john fetterman can't speak so this is a deliberative body can i ask you

00:30:54.200 question and and and no no offense mean uh meant here by people who are in this but i don't want a

00:31:06.000 special ed class running my country and that's pretty much what we have in the democratic party

00:31:12.780 right now people that can no longer think clearly for one reason or another yeah they're all different

00:31:19.880 reasons they're all different reasons but we we the the you can't run a country like this

00:31:25.700 you can't run a country like this and we've seen what happens when you try it right well we've seen

00:31:31.840 the last two years we've seen the results of what happens when you attempt to do it this way it does

00:31:36.160 not work you have to ask yourself who's making the policies who's making the policies i mean i'm asking

00:31:43.620 that rhetorically the the the taiwan policy is a good example of this who's making the taiwan policy

00:31:50.320 joe biden keeps coming out and saying over and over again that we are our our troops are going to

00:31:56.380 go defend taiwan if china attacks it that's joe biden's policy and then five minutes later the

00:32:01.160 white house and five other organizations within our government come out and say that's actually not

00:32:05.080 our policy it's not we swear we swear and then joe biden comes out and does another interview and says

00:32:08.860 it again and then he does it again and again he's done it four or five times well lindsey

00:32:13.600 i mean this lindsey graham abortion bill which we'll get into some other day um this lindsey 0.52

00:32:18.840 graham abortion bill biden came out and said it's stricter than my church's abortion no it's not no

00:32:25.780 no the catholic how could that be stricter than the catholic is no abortion how can you be stricter

00:32:32.340 death death for abortion what i mean how could it be stricter than that no that's not no this is just

00:32:43.240 craziness so they're going we're going i mean they're trying everything they can to throw you 0.76

00:32:48.060 off of the scent of what you should actually be voting for no they're trying they are not trying

00:32:53.320 they are lying to you that's all that this is they are lying to you stricter it's a 15 week

00:33:02.420 ban on abortion it's after 15 weeks you can't have abortions that's more lenient than france 0.99

00:33:10.440 okay france has 13 weeks this is 15 so to get people to vote for these clowns they just have to 0.98

00:33:19.440 lie to you how many times do they have to lie to you before you wake up 0.98

00:33:25.420 well in some countries it doesn't they never wake up and i gotta you mentioned the abortion policy

00:33:32.640 so let me just at least because this is a big a big election issue here there's a big story that's

00:33:38.720 happening in arizona right now which is one of the uh the biggest states when it comes to the senate

00:33:44.160 and of course the governor as well in arizona and there's an there's a law from 1864 i think it was

00:33:51.320 that passed that basically said no abortions for any reasons except i think there's a life of the

00:33:55.940 mother exception and it can be penalized with something whipping horse whipping it's not horse 0.94

00:34:02.020 the border patrol comes and whips you with their horses while she's still laying in bed

00:34:07.840 it's something like i think it's three to five years in prison for someone who uh facilitates one of

00:34:12.960 these uh abortions now of course we got into the roe versus wade era this law was still in the books

00:34:19.060 never got repealed they never did anything about it and now we're on the other side of this roe versus

00:34:24.160 wade gets overturned and they go to the you know they run it through the courts and the courts say

00:34:30.400 yeah this is still law if you want to change a law you can change a law but currently this is the law

00:34:34.660 of the land you must apply it right that's how the law works right like if you want it you can repeal a

00:34:40.900 law you can pass a new law that overrides that law now since then uh arizona has tried to go

00:34:45.600 through with a 15 week ban but as of right now it looks like the law of the land is still this

00:34:50.740 1864 law so so it can't be 1864 i don't think arizona was a state it was not a state when this

00:34:58.200 was passed it was a terror it was a territorial uh okay so we go back to literally the cowboy in

00:35:03.920 indian times so that but this is the law and this is the way the law works and you will not tie your

00:35:10.160 horse up on the door of my saloon either now now of course what we're talking about here is you'd

00:35:16.740 have to go to california right like that or somewhere else nearby where you could get your

00:35:21.540 abortion if you needed to get an abortion if this law were to stay in place uh so this is a back and

00:35:27.020 forth the left is trying so hard to make abortion the the the entire election here because of course

00:35:34.440 they see this as you know some of the polling shows that the majority of people are against the

00:35:39.580 supreme court decision blah blah blah blah they only have a couple of issues here they can run

00:35:43.980 on one is they think they can run on donald trump because half the country doesn't like him

00:35:47.220 and they want to run on abortion uh that's about all they have right so they're trying to make it

00:35:53.520 seem like now no one will will lock down when the democrats have any lines on abortion they never have

00:36:01.120 to express their lines on it only republicans have to come up with their lines on abortion democrats

00:36:06.200 never have to say that they want it all the way until birth they never have to do any of

00:36:09.500 that right only peter doocy is the only one who ever asked them about it because they don't

00:36:14.100 have a line they have no line it's not up to birth it's not up to birth their opinions are far more

00:36:20.240 unpopular than the republican positions on this but the media is assisting them on this and so there is

00:36:26.300 a uh a slew of republicans that are trying to find this middle ground quote unquote right lindsey

00:36:32.160 graham being one of them hey let's pass a 15 week abortion ban i'm sorry did we just spend the last 0.77

00:36:38.680 50 years fighting over roe versus wade so that we can eliminate eight percent of abortions yeah is

00:36:44.320 that what we did yeah the whole i want to make sure i understand this whole roe versus wade fight all

00:36:49.020 these years was hey if it works in across the entire country we can eliminate eight percent of

00:36:55.860 abortions may i just ask you a question though the the supreme court said the federal government has

00:37:01.580 no role in this so that's to go to the states so why wouldn't this be overturned as well as

00:37:07.580 unconstitutional i think it probably would especially with this supreme court but again

00:37:13.060 what is the point of winning elections if what is the point of winning an election if you win election

00:37:19.300 after election after election and get all the supreme court justices in and then they overturn roe

00:37:23.820 versus wade and then your big idea is hey what if we mess around at the very edges of the fringe

00:37:29.800 and eliminate a few super late-term abortions well i mean that's great it's better than nothing but

00:37:36.040 that clearly that can't be the reason why you spend a half-century battle to overturn roe versus

00:37:41.760 wade obviously that can't be the end of this right no because at 15 weeks we will get better with

00:37:48.240 technology and we'll be able to sell a save children before 15 we will eventually be able to grow them

00:37:54.460 in a jar okay and whether you can save them in a jar or not they it's still life right right no but as

00:38:01.360 it gets closer and closer to being able to just take that embryo and put it in a jar yeah and grow it in

00:38:07.400 a jar we know it's life it's like you know it gets harder and harder 21 weeks now it's 15 what's it going

00:38:12.860 to be in the future this doesn't make any sense average income lost under joe biden is

00:38:17.980 4 200 gas prices have risen now this is the sixth day in a row and numbers are falling for the

00:38:28.600 democrats but is it showing up at the polls yet uh yeah i think i think some of the early democratic

00:38:36.720 momentum pitch that we heard has started to fade quite a bit we went through this on studios america

00:38:42.180 on friday did our first you know sort of chalkboard magnet to all the states break down the senate uh look

00:38:47.620 so give me a quick picture of this the lay of the land before any elections even start is 36 democrats

00:38:53.620 and 29 republicans that's because all the seats aren't up for election so they start with a nice

00:38:58.100 lead here already in the likely category probably not going to change there's at least eight races there

00:39:04.540 for the democrats there are 13 races in the republican side that are likely not really going to be all

00:39:10.560 that uh close or competitive which brings you to 44 42 lead some leaner races leaning democrat right now

00:39:18.560 we have colorado and washington which are two states that are the pollings favoring democrats by a decent

00:39:24.820 amount uh you know republicans really like their candidate in washington for for example so there's

00:39:29.660 some some reason to watch those races though they are favoring democrats also new hampshire and

00:39:34.460 pennsylvania we have in the leaning democrat now pennsylvania as we've covered is completely insane

00:39:39.160 uh if that's the way they go they have a man who can't speak as their candidate but still polling

00:39:44.800 showing him five points or more up in most of these polls new hampshire just finished the primary

00:39:51.060 uh right now maggie hassan seems to have about an eight point lead in that race though that one i could 1.00

00:39:55.920 see tightening it's been tighter in races before the primary so we'll see how that goes leading republican

00:40:02.200 the five races there um a couple weird just sort of weird ones that we have there which is alaska

00:40:08.880 alaska has the uh the situation with the ranked choice voting going on but all of but it's really

00:40:15.240 republican versus republican there but then again one of the republicans is lisa murkowski so do you

00:40:20.160 count that i don't even know what is that i guess it's republican it's hard to know democrat right

00:40:25.060 uh but she is how she performing in the polls because the others dropped out uh to kind of

00:40:31.840 coalesce around murkowski's uh i will believe murkowski gets beaten when when it actually occurs

00:40:39.380 you know the fact that this woman ran a write-in campaign for the senate and won she won a write-in 0.97

00:40:46.880 campaign for the senate the name goes a long way in alaska murkowski the democ it's almost all democrats

00:40:53.000 voting for her i mean this has really become the democrats and moderates sort of going that way

00:40:57.380 where the republicans are going towards the trump favored candidate uh there in alaska so you're going

00:41:03.360 to get a republican out of alaska and for the senate it just depends on if it's murkowski or not which

00:41:08.200 is a big i mean she's one of the weakest republicans that you could find another weird one of course we 1.00

00:41:13.340 talked about a lot is utah with mike lee uh where he is running in a race against an independent uh there

00:41:19.440 have been some close polls in this race i don't believe i don't believe it i still think this is a

00:41:25.120 a strong republican state i think lee will win there but it's closer than you know certainly i'm sure mike

00:41:30.660 wants mike mike always i mean even when he's not running for election he's like you know i gotta

00:41:37.460 listen to the people because the people you know they could throw me out of office at any time and i

00:41:42.220 think there's a part of i think there's a part of mike that you know wouldn't mind wouldn't mind it if

00:41:47.700 you know it's like okay it's over go go make money go do something right with your life that's

00:41:53.300 got to be a feeling of a lot of people but yeah i think so you know i but he he's he takes it

00:41:57.800 seriously oh yeah and look he should this is a new tactic from the democrats i mean this is what

00:42:03.280 you're rewarding in utah if you vote for evan mcmullin it's a it's a new it's a new tactic instead

00:42:07.980 of just running a democrat they run a guy who says he isn't a democrat but just is going to vote like

00:42:12.640 the democrats every time yeah so you can i mean you can have that if you want normally that's just

00:42:16.740 done under the d banner it's now done under the i banner and they didn't run a democrat democrats

00:42:22.080 dropped out of the race completely and just are letting everyone vote it's crazy it's great and

00:42:26.460 you will see this in every election if it works this time yes especially in deep red states they

00:42:32.000 will try to knock off republicans by running you know fake independence in this case uh missouri is

00:42:38.260 out there as well eric schmidt has a pretty solid sizable lead he should win there florida is closer

00:42:43.120 than i think it should be with marco rubio uh you know uh oddly he's most of the polls only have

00:42:48.760 him up by four or five points you're kidding me yeah and this is in a race where uh obviously

00:42:53.160 desantis is likely going to win handily uh val demings is the candidate in florida going up against

00:42:59.000 rubio who's was one was mentioned as a vp candidate for biden as someone thought highly

00:43:03.640 they think highly of her on the democratic side damage uh no i don't know okay no then she's probably 1.00

00:43:09.440 never gonna be she's never gonna be vp she'll never have a leadership role and ohio we talked

00:43:13.360 to jd vance last week he's opened up a a lead uh in most of the polling there i think he'll win that

00:43:20.680 race but still too close to say it's a likely candidate a likely race by any means so that's

00:43:25.340 five uh so basically what you have there is 48 democrats 47 republicans if you include the leaners

00:43:32.000 and five toss-ups for the republicans to take control of the senate they would need to win

00:43:37.420 four of these five races arizona nevada wisconsin north carolina and georgia their best hope right

00:43:46.060 now probably north carolina where they relatively consistent but small lead there uh nevada seems

00:43:52.240 to be pretty much toss-up though adam laxall seems to be moving ahead slightly there ron johnson's had

00:43:57.360 some good polls in wisconsin yeah uh lately it looks like he might be a slight favorite there

00:44:01.440 arizona has narrowed though still favors the democrats although it's hard for me to understand

00:44:06.920 the polling there you see polling where blake masters is down by seven or eight points and

00:44:11.360 carrie lake who's supposed to be the most extreme crazy person in the world which she's not we've 1.00

00:44:15.300 had her on the air but she's running for governor with the same in the same you know with the same 0.80

00:44:19.800 voters and they're saying she's only down by one so it's hard for me to understand how masters would

00:44:25.240 be down eight and lake would only be down one we'll see name recognition and she might be she might 1.00

00:44:30.280 just be a really good candidate and then herschel walker in georgia as well the polling has gone

00:44:35.060 bounced back and forth both very close really a pure toss-up race at this point oh geez for the

00:44:39.700 love of got to win four of those five though get everyone you know dig up your father your mother

00:44:46.580 bring them out i mean let them air out a little bit do it all the time yeah what's the problem with

00:44:51.800 make sure that everyone goes out and votes

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