The Glenn Beck Program - Best of the Program ｜ Guests： Amy Nelson & Jeff Younger ｜ 11⧸17⧸22

00:00:00.000 i have thought i have been behind every day this week on monday i thought it was tuesday

00:00:05.040 tuesday i thought it was i keep thinking today is friday and it's been horrible it's great the

00:00:12.100 other way it's horrible it is horrible that way you basically it it's like uh it's the same thing

00:00:20.460 happens when you wake up in the middle of the night and like you think you your body tells you

00:00:25.960 like ah it's it gosh it's 5 15 i need to get up and then you look back at the clock and then it's

00:00:31.640 actually like 118 so i have to tell you this i had the best night just this week while i've been

00:00:37.580 screwed up on the days there is a god you had one of those moments i went to sleep and i thought i

00:00:43.800 woke up my alarm clock hasn't been going off i thought i woke up and i was like oh my gosh i

00:00:48.720 am so late and i actually get up and sit on the edge of my bed and then i turn on my ipad to look

00:00:56.440 at the time 12 36 it was like i mean the that's paradise opened up that's so great so great okay

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00:02:37.700 we welcome pat gray from the podcast pat gray unleashed to the program hi pat how are you oh

00:02:48.120 perfect are you really perfect that is so great isn't it that is so so great you know what i'm

00:02:56.020 excited about um you know there was uh what was it 1897 1887 what was that tv show that came out you

00:03:03.980 know spinoff from 1883 yeah 1883 yeah now there's 1923 it's another spinoff and it was a very good

00:03:14.340 year uh but uh this is this is the uh this is the yellowstone family in uh 1923 okay and harrison ford

00:03:26.460 is in it television yeah it's an amazing yeah thing which that relationship has changed though i have

00:03:34.300 not seen harrison ford in something good in a really long time and i i feel like you know he's his acting

00:03:41.500 hasn't i i don't think been at the top of its game for multiple decades maybe since like 1970s

00:03:47.720 yeah he had some good stuff in the 80s no he did he even in the 90s i like him i you know

00:03:53.680 you know you're getting what you get it's like kevin costner you're getting what what he does

00:03:59.200 costner's still at the top of his game when it comes to acting costner is fantastic that's not

00:04:04.340 her i mean i love harrison ford i have a soft spot for harrison ford but he's not

00:04:08.440 he's not at the top of his game that's what you're saying it seems to be what you're implying

00:04:13.000 that is what i'm implying yeah and also saying directly just out coming out saying it saying it

00:04:19.940 all right okay you don't accept uh the the legend of the crystal skull if you're at the top of your

00:04:26.300 game man was that bad and also a long time and also a fifth one right isn't there another one

00:04:31.160 coming out i think it's six i know but i think he's not fifth or sixth no he's in it oh no he's yeah

00:04:37.160 he's in it really yeah okay that would be bad yeah he's 85 year old indiana jones or whatever

00:04:43.800 helen mirren is also in this so i mean those are two really big stars big stars look i'm sure they

00:04:50.140 wouldn't select this is a big project i'm sure they wouldn't select him if he couldn't pull it off i'm

00:04:54.440 sure he'll do okay but uh and helen mirren is obviously it's amazing that that's happened i think

00:04:59.660 everybody wants over everybody wants to be part of a taylor sheridan production oh it is i think he's

00:05:06.520 because he's really brilliant oh my gosh and he's just pumping stuff out like crazy the you know

00:05:11.100 the the thing with with beth dutton you know she's an she's english and she didn't even she didn't even 0.98

00:05:18.140 talk on the set for a while um out of her american accent because she didn't want she didn't want the 0.99

00:05:25.660 crew to go oh man she's not how is she gonna play this and so she just played it as an american even

00:05:33.440 when she was off screen for a while because she wanted to see if she could pull it off and and

00:05:38.960 everybody if anybody would ever say when she started speaking with an english accent people are like wait

00:05:43.500 what have you heard her speak no it's unbelievable oh it's unbelievable she doesn't sound anything like

00:05:50.940 beth dutton and she has this this uh love hate relationship she's like i love her she is fun but

00:05:59.500 boy is she bad you're like yeah yeah she's bad but 1.00

00:06:07.840 she plays it so well so well by the way it's a good cast the guy who was on hogan's heroes uh he was

00:06:16.640 corporal lebeau he died he's uh he was 96 96 and do you know that he was in he was actually held for i

00:06:24.960 think a couple of years maybe in a concentration camp yeah i i that's an incredible story because

00:06:30.560 they always say you know like oh you can't make fun you can't make fun there's certain things you

00:06:35.200 can't joke about the guy was in a concentration camp and did a nazi comedy look up uh i mean that's

00:06:41.520 that is the ultimate i know look slap down uh vilhelm kurt what was his name uh the the oh again

00:06:48.760 the the colonel colonel clink yeah i don't know his real name klemperer oh yeah yeah yeah william

00:06:56.660 klemperer look him up i think his dad was actually somebody maybe in the on the other side maybe i can't

00:07:05.840 remember but he has connections to the war that are serious connections and he was like yep i'm playing

00:07:12.800 that i mean geez that's great it is fantastic fantastic that that was only what didn't that

00:07:20.980 come out 65 so that was only 20 years that'd be like doing a uh comedy on uh i don't know the world

00:07:28.540 trade center collapse can't even imagine it that's true i mean it is yeah there's not a lot of no

00:07:35.400 although i guess that's that's why pete davidson is in all of our lives yeah i guess you know i guess

00:07:41.080 his dad died in the world trade center attacks and then he started joking about 9-11 uh which is

00:07:46.740 kind of how he became famous uh which is again an interesting way to become famous uh but i i will

00:07:54.220 say that they that's that used to be central to to pop culture and comedy especially like that you

00:08:00.200 made fun of these things yeah i mean you know you can't do that the dictator right was in the middle

00:08:04.640 of all of it right oh the dictator is uh you know who the first celebrity if you can call it

00:08:11.060 that uh that took on hitler was captain america first first thing in america that took it on because

00:08:19.980 the germans controlled a lot of hollywood um and uh and because it just like china today they were big 0.98

00:08:27.800 movie going people and if you couldn't if you couldn't put distribution into germans you know

00:08:34.400 what did you have so nobody wanted to take them on uh then the three stooges were second and charlie

00:08:40.660 chaplin the dictator was third but those were all brave movies at the time yeah still the dictator

00:08:46.400 is still one of my favorite movies i love that movie he is so good in it i mean it really is

00:08:51.840 something that used to be embraced and i feel like now pretty much isn't like it's just you're not you

00:08:56.960 we can't say those things we can't even say that would not fly now i mean what was the uh the comment

00:09:02.480 the candace cameron bure scandal that's currently going on the what candace cameron bure she left 0.99

00:09:08.940 the hallmark network and she went to what is it called the american family thing or whatever

00:09:14.660 greater american family i don't know oh yeah because aren't they cannibalizing the hallmark i think she 0.97

00:09:19.780 was saying basically it was a little too woke over at hallmark yeah and so she left big and she's just

00:09:24.640 getting pounded for it because someone asked her like well you know are you guys going to have

00:09:29.460 same-sex relationships in your hallmark movie or your they're so branded i know but your cheesy

00:09:34.320 christmas movies that you're going to make and her response was like look we're going to be focusing

00:09:38.540 on traditional families like so she didn't even rule it out like she just said like our focus is

00:09:42.980 going to be traditional uh oh i want to make a movie for them let's make a christmas movie for them

00:09:46.940 that would be great it would be great oh yeah it would be i'm an expert of those movies i know pat

00:09:51.580 oh i know i am too yeah i watch them all i said i had such a bad day that i found myself turning into

00:09:59.480 my parents i came into the house a tv was on it was on the hallmark channel and i sat there and i watched

00:10:05.920 it yeah and i watched the whole damn thing and my wife came home and she's like what are you doing 0.70

00:10:10.460 and i'm like these two should be together but he's with the wrong person they're too focused on business 0.95

00:10:18.800 and he came from new york because there was a funeral in town and then he stayed he was trying

00:10:26.900 to help the family business get back on his feet

00:10:29.800 and his high school sweetheart was there and he can't decide whether to go back to new york or do i

00:10:37.180 stay now and surprisingly he stayed and if it wasn't for that town manager everything would be

00:10:43.500 fine i love all of those i do too yeah but i mean saying that you're going to focus on traditional

00:10:52.080 family structure is why everyone's lighting her up and saying she's a terrible human being now i don't 1.00

00:10:57.820 know of anyone who's going to like out magazine and saying why aren't you guys focusing more on

00:11:02.980 straights you know i i there's no one who does that no right you know you if it's a niche right

00:11:08.700 every there's niche programming there's nine zillion channels can we have some that tell different

00:11:12.880 stories it's not it's not niche families no families that is that's the niche it is now right

00:11:20.720 family i mean every show you would think that 80 percent of the population was gay yes that is you

00:11:27.400 you know identifying as a as a deer or you know whatever yep and you're like wait i don't this

00:11:34.420 doesn't reflect wait what right but like you should be able to like that black entertainment television

00:11:40.660 no one's like why aren't you guys talking about the white issues of the day right no one no one says

00:11:45.340 that to them because we all understand no one you know goes to i mean people go to espn all the time

00:11:50.080 and say hey talk more about sports but no one would say hey why aren't you talking about tax policy more

00:11:54.920 like they cover sports right like it's it's abc disney so they're supposed to cover they're

00:12:01.080 probably saying that right they're probably saying that but i mean you should be able to have you

00:12:05.580 should she wants to have a creative venture yes based on things she thinks are interesting and

00:12:10.520 important but you can't now you can't nope that's not allowed if you don't want to do uh movies that 0.98

00:12:16.540 are gay centered then you're just a terrible bigot and a horrible person so that's what they're you 1.00

00:12:23.120 know they're gonna bash her the rest of her career now so she doesn't seem to care i mean 1.00

00:12:28.680 we really are at a point to where i heard somebody say you know it's just these bigots that are and i

00:12:35.180 thought i just laughed i'm like that's all you got no impact that's it yeah they've just destroyed it

00:12:42.440 which as we said before that's a problem for real racism it is you're calling you're calling

00:12:49.260 everything racism when you're like no this i'm telling you this guy is really racist uh we should

00:12:55.980 not be around this guy who's gonna listen who's gonna listen no it does you you become immune and i

00:13:01.100 know i know this because someone we've been doing this national radio show for now i don't know a

00:13:06.640 thousand years or so and at the beginning i remember like when people would say terrible things about

00:13:12.640 you or they'd say you're a nazi or a racist or all these things you'd be like oh what are you

00:13:17.040 talking about we there's no evidence of this and we go but we try to disprove it like now i mean they

00:13:22.020 say it 500 times a day i don't even it doesn't even i don't even wake up for it no it's it's nothing

00:13:26.920 they say it all the time none of it means anything it never has any impact well you have you there has

00:13:32.880 to be a part of you the individual that gets over it and doesn't care about it and when you're there

00:13:38.300 that life is is much is much better yeah until they introduce esg and then they can institutionally 1.00

00:13:44.360 crush you uh for their lives sure uh by the way uh our thoughts and prayers and yes that's meaningful

00:13:50.900 uh go out to jay leno and and his wife apparently one of his cars exploded um

00:13:58.580 which they tell me cars can do i who knew it's pretty rare though yeah you don't normally have cars

00:14:05.780 explode but you don't you know also usually have like 200 really old you know like throw another

00:14:14.760 log on the fire on the stanley steamer you know yes you know a lot can go wrong with those things

00:14:21.860 true um but he really works on them himself like he's in the garage he gave us a tour of his garage

00:14:28.680 years ago now nice guy super like the nicest guy who like i just remember him with your son rafe

00:14:35.060 when he you know the bugatti yes the bugatti story jay leno garage bugatti story with rafe

00:14:43.380 oh my gosh it was my life flashed in front of my eyes yeah uh but he is a super super nice guy and

00:14:49.760 you know like this was his passion he's turned it into now a whole thing right these the shows that

00:14:54.680 he does about his garage what's so weird is jay leno's garage on cnbc never seen i've never seen

00:15:00.840 it you've never seen it no i've never seen i haven't either really i've seen all i've seen the

00:15:04.980 video i watch his videos oh online you know online on cnbc yeah but i think the show is kind of

00:15:10.080 different isn't it don't they isn't it more produced and i just like him standing around the car going

00:15:15.260 this is what this is you're like wow that's the most beautiful spectacular defibrillator i have ever

00:15:22.300 seen and i don't even know what a defibrillator is it's true but he has a lot of them he's got a lot

00:15:28.760 of them he's got a lot of them and we wish him uh speedy recovery he is uh a remarkable man and not

00:15:36.260 that we are friends he has treated me as a friend uh multiple times and um back in the day i used to

00:15:46.740 appreciate that now i don't really you don't like me what's on what's uh what's on the hallmark chat

00:15:54.420 this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:16:01.980 this is the glenbeck program we're glad you're here amy nelson was on the special last night you

00:16:14.000 can get it at youtube also at blaze tv it's really important that you watch it um if you have blaze

00:16:21.320 tv you get the whole thing um youtube does not have the last section which is the question and answer

00:16:26.740 from the audience and they were really good good questions uh we have a transcript of all of it

00:16:33.420 because it has answers in it from the attorneys and mike lee and everybody else um and you can get

00:16:38.500 that transcript just sign up for my free email newsletter uh gets you all of the show prep which

00:16:44.800 today i got i'm getting to about six of those stories out of about 65 gives you everything you

00:16:51.140 need it's better than the morning newspaper any place um you can get it now comes out every morning

00:16:57.300 the morning email from me it is my show prep and in tomorrow's you will also get the transcript of

00:17:05.060 that last hour so you have all the facts in their exact words um amy nelson is uh somebody uh who has

00:17:13.020 experienced the collusion between big government and big business pretty much like no one else that i know

00:17:20.380 amazon uh made claims that her husband did something illegal although they were never told what

00:17:31.320 what that charge was supposed to be um they met with the department of justice over and over and

00:17:38.960 over again and tried to convince the department of justice to charge him with a crime they never did

00:17:44.960 yet the justice department came in and took every penny they had took their bank accounts uh went as far

00:17:55.020 as i think taking his father or his father-in-law's bank account took all of her bank accounts that were

00:18:01.380 just in her name the family was left penniless they decided to fight it's not over yet believe it or not

00:18:11.220 this began uh while covid was happening um and it could happen to anyone so you know these all these

00:18:19.760 victims they're not necessarily you know uh mega people or even republicans amy who i find delightful

00:18:27.580 uh was a bundler for barack obama so there wasn't a political reason there was a reason and the reason

00:18:37.640 is amazon was trying to avoid a hundred million dollar uh judgment or penalty against them on something

00:18:45.720 else so they cooked the books and tried to make at least that's what it appears to be that they

00:18:51.020 cooked the books and tried to make amy's husband the scapegoat why spend a hundred million when you

00:18:57.060 could destroy this one guy for maybe 10 and you save 90 million dollars amy nelson do i have the story

00:19:03.260 kind of accurate in a summary amy you really do it's pretty remarkable glenn because it's a long story

00:19:10.460 and can be complicated so i i so appreciate um you coming on the program and i appreciate the fact

00:19:17.700 that you and your husband with four children you had to sell anything that you were left with you you

00:19:22.980 had to sell the house because you couldn't make the mortgage payments you didn't even know how you

00:19:27.060 were going to feed your family uh but you moved in with relatives right we did i mean we we early on

00:19:35.360 look i think you know when my husband was accused of a crime this was it was totally shocking to us we

00:19:40.040 had no idea where this was coming from and we also you know i'm a lawyer but i had been a civil lawyer

00:19:44.460 i didn't really know a lot about criminal law and so we just were in this position where we were trying

00:19:50.000 to learn as we went um and we were just making decision after decision to try to stay alive and be

00:19:57.600 able to fight i didn't even know civil forfeiture was a thing in america to be honest um i didn't know

00:20:04.900 that maybe you shouldn't have been bundling for obama because we talked about it on my show

00:20:09.520 maybe i should have been listening to you maybe i'm just saying i'm just saying no i know it is

00:20:16.400 it is like you know it is like it's definitely i think this is really awake my own politics and hard

00:20:22.460 yeah it's been an awakening and it's in for me really i look at it and kind of the incentive

00:20:26.300 like why would these prosecutors help amazon and i think the answer isn't that complicated i think most

00:20:32.780 prosecutors leave leave the federal um leave the department of justice and they go work in private

00:20:38.140 practice and who's going to hire them me or amazon amazon is right so you know i think like the

00:20:44.320 revolving door in washington is really what i've been thinking a lot about i i have not i didn't know

00:20:49.420 the numbers the numbers you threw out last night on the special pretty staggering about the number of

00:20:54.300 fbi prosecutors uh and doj officials that are being hired by amazon why would they need all of those

00:21:05.460 people but i think you know i because of your experience we know why they are i think part of

00:21:12.280 it is i mean i think you know i think they want to have a close relationship to the department of

00:21:16.000 justice because the intelligence community is amazon web services biggest client right so the more of a

00:21:21.840 relationship they have you know the more likely they're to continue making a profit from selling

00:21:26.880 products to the government but i also think you know and this is just my opinion but if you have a

00:21:33.020 department of justice that is focused on antitrust and thinking about breaking amazon up antitrust falls

00:21:38.940 within the department of justice so if you're like no no we're your friends you like us we're your

00:21:44.040 colleagues that's a better look than having the department of justice come at you for antitrust

00:21:48.760 right um so did you get your money back yet we did actually so we got our money back in

00:21:57.500 february of 2022 so just the government held our money for 20 months so for 20 months we had to

00:22:04.560 hang on just a second closed your bank accounts closed your credit card so you couldn't use your

00:22:10.220 credit cards um it took your uh money out of your accounts i mean it was all of it you had no way to

00:22:20.080 buy anything correct i mean we didn't other than the fact that we were both still working so after that

00:22:26.000 you know they took everything on a certain date and then we kept working i will say both carl and

00:22:30.380 i lost work because of this because of the very sensational public allegations sure it's hard for

00:22:35.120 me right because i'm not accused of anything right um and it's not fair that it impacted my husband

00:22:40.440 either but did you lose friends we did and that was really hard too i mean i remember once i accidentally

00:22:48.480 got a text from a woman talking about me that wasn't meant for me and it was someone i thought was a 0.92

00:22:53.120 business colleague and a friend but you know i did lose friends and carloff friends but we also

00:22:58.420 figured out who our friends were yeah there's nothing good about going through something like

00:23:02.500 this but we have been surrounded by so much love and you know we have faith and so that's really

00:23:08.300 helped get us through this so you said that you you've seen the effects and not just in your story

00:23:16.620 but take us down the road of this collusion between the government and amazon yeah so you know i

00:23:24.980 in in my own kind of deep search for like how the hell did this happen i i was figuring out you know

00:23:32.860 kind of looking into the relationship between amazon and the department of justice and i was like i just

00:23:37.520 figured out by going on linkedin how many people they were hiring from the department of justice but

00:23:41.700 then i was started looking around on the department of justice website and was able to piece together

00:23:46.520 that over a two-year period amazon had referred over 36 criminal investigations to the department of

00:23:54.500 justice and i thought is that normal and i went around and looked and with walmart you know one of

00:24:00.880 the other largest companies in america it was two wow and i and that's just stunning to me

00:24:06.980 wow um and they also have i remember in 2008 um i had a call from a guy who was in amazon um

00:24:19.440 and he was he was overseeing some of their their um uh server sites and if i'm not mistaken he had

00:24:28.380 something to do with security and he said he called me up off the air and he said glenn uh whatever our

00:24:34.300 federal government is doing with amazon this is not going to work out well and i said what are you

00:24:39.460 what are you talking about and he said there's a 10 foot trench just outside of our fences uh that

00:24:45.740 10 feet down goes all the way around our fences of our servers they're putting in all kinds of

00:24:52.140 monitoring to make sure that nobody penetrates that he said we're starting to partner with the

00:24:58.480 government on information this can't be good i mean i don't see how you can't think that they are

00:25:04.740 partnering at this point right i mean you have you know the fbi and the cia and the nsa they hire

00:25:12.880 amazon web services to hold the government's secrets in their data warehouses and it just seems like

00:25:20.820 something the government should be doing on their own not relying on a private company particularly one

00:25:25.380 that you know is owned by a billionaire who owns a company yeah you know like it's weird yeah and

00:25:35.300 isn't the nsa former nsa director on their board or yes yes the former head of a national security

00:25:44.080 agency is on the corporate board of amazon.com as is a lawyer named jamie gorelik who works for a private

00:25:50.700 law firm but who previously was the deputy attorney general for the united states and she mentored

00:25:56.400 merrick garland it's all just too close for comfort for me yeah personally i mean honestly and i don't

00:26:05.100 mean to i'm not joking about this i mean this sincerely liberals were right about one thing and

00:26:09.840 conservatives were wrong um you should worry about these giant corporations i always thought that was

00:26:15.720 crazy because who would want to say oh you know who's out there building a business well i want

00:26:19.920 the government more involved in my business um i never thought that would happen but you know the

00:26:26.280 the liberals were absolutely right i just don't know why they don't see it now it is it is something i

00:26:32.260 think about all the time glenn in that you know you made a good point on your show the other night

00:26:37.220 talking about um how um about putting someone in prison see bannon in prison for for defying congress

00:26:45.240 when no one's done that in 60 years and i see on the progressive side people being gleeful about it

00:26:49.820 but when but what i want to say to progressive is progressives is you know this can set a precedent

00:26:54.320 and so when it's a republican in charge they can do the same thing and you won't be very gleeful about

00:26:58.400 it yeah we shouldn't look at our constitutional rights as partisan things we should hold them dear for

00:27:04.640 all of us regardless of our politics um and i and i think we've lost that yeah i don't know how and i

00:27:10.480 don't know why um i do you should listen to me some more um so i will i have been i have been i'm gonna

00:27:18.020 say it now so uh so amy what is the biggest thing you learned out of this that you should you feel you

00:27:24.840 should pass on to other people what should they know and the thing i want to pass on to other people

00:27:30.860 is that you know if you are accused of something that you didn't do particularly by people who seem

00:27:38.120 to have more power and more money a lot of people will tell you to be quiet but i think that's wrong

00:27:43.460 i think the only way to hold power accountable is to speak out and i think you're safer when you do

00:27:49.000 speak out too and so i would encourage people if if they are being deprived of their rights that they

00:27:54.360 are being accused of something they didn't do to to try to talk about it to try to get people to

00:27:59.320 listen because that's the only way i think to protect yourself and to drive change and to make

00:28:03.860 sure it can't happen to other people because if amazon can do this it's a playbook for every

00:28:08.900 corporation in america and that and that is terrifying amy um are you can were you concerned

00:28:15.960 at all about retaliation for being on the show or continuing to speak out on this you know i i am

00:28:24.720 but i also will say glenn that you know jeff bezos is out there publicly saying he hires like

00:28:29.780 gavin de becker the former i think oh yeah spook really you know for his personal security

00:28:35.080 hang on hang on i've had gavin de becker as my that's my personal security for a while they're

00:28:40.940 not anymore but yeah i know i know i know you know it's it's terrifying but i do feel safer speaking

00:28:47.460 out publicly you know just i actually found out last night because i use social media a lot

00:28:52.060 and andy jassy who's the ceo of amazon we have a number of friends in common i mean i personally

00:28:56.680 know amazon's general counsel david spolsky which has made all of this you know more painful for me

00:29:01.220 however i did find out last night that andy jassy blocked me on facebook i'm just this mom in ohio

00:29:06.560 and the ceo of amazon a trillion dollar company blocking me on facebook that's fantastic amy thank

00:29:13.580 you so much you go back to court i think in january right or is it so carl's trial my husband's

00:29:20.000 civil trial yeah with amazon is in may may okay i'm looking forward to to getting this over with

00:29:25.540 i bet and we can't wait to talk to you and uh celebrate with you when you win thank you so much

00:29:30.520 thank you so much god bless thanks uh amy nelson she you find her as one of just one of the four

00:29:37.160 that are speaking out another guy who was really the star last night um got a standing ovation uh when

00:29:44.860 he started talking it was amazing a dad who lost his two sons uh because his wife said no this son

00:29:52.640 is actually a daughter and the court sided with him and now they're in california

00:29:58.200 this is the best of the glenn beck program

00:30:03.020 we had a special last night um and it was about the um targets of tyranny and there's a lot of them

00:30:19.200 now you know up to 84 year olds that are being arrested and and manhandled by the fbi in an

00:30:28.200 because they were praying in front of an abortion clinic

00:30:31.640 this is happening everywhere you know that the fbi has targeted parents who are speaking up in front

00:30:41.860 of their school board well have you thought of what happens if my kids are taught at home things that 0.98

00:30:52.500 they disagree with in school what happens if my kids start to buy into this crap and i'm not supportive 0.98

00:31:01.400 of it could i leave could i lose my kids this was one of the subjects last night um we had four 0.98

00:31:10.800 different people the couples usually this this this guy's a father of two his name is jeff younger and

00:31:18.040 he lost custody of his twins because he would not transition his son and he had pretty compelling

00:31:26.320 evidence that his son didn't want anything to do with it he was so incredible standing up for his son

00:31:34.120 he's working three jobs now just to be able to pay the bills and all the legal bills his son is in

00:31:39.800 california his ex-wife moved uh him there uh and that way you know the state of california is protecting

00:31:47.700 can't bring the son out if he wants to transition he says he doesn't jeff younger is joining us now

00:31:54.460 hello jeff i'm glad how are you um i'm i'm better than you are i think well no i don't think so

00:32:01.700 you stood up uh on the special last night and uh you said i said what you know how are you doing

00:32:10.820 this and you're like i don't care i'm doing whatever i can i'm working three jobs because i'm trying to

00:32:16.740 save my children you have been um a juggernaut in in standing up and it has got to have cost you

00:32:26.240 friends and and an untold amount of money jobs clients um you know uh political relationships

00:32:35.420 you name it so but you know it's your son i mean this is the thing it's this is not i have a big

00:32:43.320 thing glenn i don't like to make a virtue out of necessity you know this is my son and this is my

00:32:48.400 duty to my son and it's what any father would owe their son any father owes their son what i'm doing

00:32:53.440 so give me the highlights again for anybody who didn't see the special we we did a produced

00:32:57.880 you know package with video of your son and everything else it was amazing where your son

00:33:02.840 was how old three four when he started trying to transition him at two while we were still married

00:33:10.180 um at at three he was telling me that his mother was teaching him that he was actually a girl

00:33:16.140 and if you go on youtube and just search for mommy says i'm a girl you'll find that video it's on

00:33:21.680 you know hundreds and hundreds of channels um i that began um you know obviously a whole bunch

00:33:28.180 of litigation um the psychologists in that the courts have appointed have systematically lied to

00:33:35.300 the courts uh for example during the divorce the psychologist told the courts that she was not

00:33:41.240 tampering with my son's gender identity and was not trying to transition him to a girl

00:33:45.060 and said that i had made a false accusation against her and they gave me less than standard

00:33:50.260 possession because of that they've just systematically lied and the courts have tried every which way

00:33:56.100 to transition my son and i think what's going on is my son doesn't present as a girl with anyone

00:34:02.340 except his mother with me and everyone else he's just a normal boy and and that's true at school right

00:34:07.860 he's he's told his teachers he's told the courts i don't want to be a girl i'm a boy yeah he told the

00:34:15.820 court appointed counselor four times and she didn't react to him and when he recorded himself

00:34:22.100 on his apple watch telling her that he doesn't want to be a boy and is embarrassed to wear dresses to

00:34:26.200 school she actually threw him out of her office and initiated a cps investigation against me

00:34:32.720 the eighth in the cps investigation these people have you know have have set my absolute power

00:34:38.460 yeah absolute power and you know all that costs money it all costs time it costs a lot of stress

00:34:44.840 it puts my children through all kinds of stress and the courts just don't care i think the less

00:34:50.320 calculation is that if you can get a boy who doesn't present consistently like he only presents

00:34:55.380 as a girl with his mom if you can get that boy you can get any boy and i think that's why the left

00:35:01.180 has coalesced around this case as the spearhead case yeah i know that you know when this first

00:35:07.340 started we talked about it uh on the show because you're from texas and you'd think any you know you

00:35:12.920 would think texas would be pretty strong on this but it's not and you never know when it comes to

00:35:19.280 cases of divorce but i will tell you the video that we showed last night uh and your story it is very

00:35:26.460 compelling very very compelling uh your your your other son doesn't address your son as a as a girl

00:35:36.560 won't use the girl's name right yeah you know he asked me at one point um we had actually been out

00:35:44.100 hunting rabbits and we you know we were just piled into the shower so we cleaned up go eat

00:35:47.700 supper and uh he just pointed down at james's private parts and said why do they keep calling

00:35:53.780 him a girl and at that time i was actually enjoined by the courts from telling either one of them that

00:36:00.100 james was a boy or a girl so i said well i read you the from the book of genesis to the creation

00:36:05.740 of man and woman every night before you go to bed so what do you think he said well that's a boy

00:36:09.680 so jude's problem is that he knows he's being told to lie about his brother and i think it's really

00:36:17.820 harmed his moral development and his moral education because he's asked me time and time again

00:36:22.660 you know i'm not supposed to violate the ten commandments but they're telling me to lie so

00:36:26.900 when is it okay to violate god's law he's actually asked me that so what happens um in california now

00:36:33.700 you because you're not allowed anytime right with kids yeah i'm not allowed anytime in order to visit

00:36:42.960 my children i have to travel to california to an undisclosed location and then i have to pay for

00:36:49.900 visitation in california so it's going to cost thousands of dollars to see my sons for just an hour

00:36:55.260 um to write them a letter i have to send that letter to the amicus attorney that's appointed in

00:37:01.840 the case and he will forward my letter on and it's going to cost me about a hundred dollars per letter

00:37:06.960 that i send to my son so their their their goal here is to terminate my parental rights without

00:37:14.060 terminating them in texas only a jury can terminate parental rights and what they want is to take away

00:37:20.180 all my rights but keep me paying child support and not terminate my rights because if this went in front of

00:37:24.840 a jury they would lose so this is what the judge has basically done she's she's to obviously talk 0.99

00:37:30.640 to judges in california and arrange to move this case over there now california has a bill called

00:37:36.200 senate bill 701 and the four days after that bill passed my judge mary brown in 301st district court in 1.00

00:37:44.720 dallas county allowed my ex to move to california after that bill passed and that bill requires california

00:37:51.440 to take emergency jurisdiction over my son they will never return him to texas they will not even

00:37:57.180 obey subpoenas from texas courts and give any information about james so i'm going to have to go

00:38:03.220 into federal court and challenge that on the full faith and credit clause of the constitution and

00:38:07.980 we'll probably wind up at the supreme court over that jeez this is what it takes to be a father today

00:38:14.020 in these family courts this is uh i mean this should chill people to the bone because if it can

00:38:21.760 happen to you it can happen to any of us this is just this is setting the groundwork and the precedent

00:38:27.100 for yeah it can be done absolutely james is the spearhead case and the fact that he only presents

00:38:34.680 as a girl with his mom like it's very limited it's very clear that he's being coerced but they've

00:38:41.020 reasoned that if they can get this boy they can get any kid they want so so what do you um what

00:38:47.720 advice do you have jeff for other parents do not voluntarily waive your rights in court always assert

00:38:56.200 your rights don't let their courts take away your ability to participate in the political process that's

00:39:01.620 the first thing they always try to do they'll try to get you to waive your rights to petition the

00:39:06.760 government for redress of grievances to waive your rights to speak to the legislature and try to get

00:39:11.900 laws passed and to waive your rights to cooperate with your fellow citizens to change the laws and

00:39:17.680 and the social customs so you have to assert those rights and you're going to pay a price for it

00:39:22.420 so i would suggest that people start learning and particularly on our side we have to really think

00:39:27.560 about this you have to be cancel proof if you're if you're on with one of us you're going to have to

00:39:33.780 be cancel proof how is that how do you do that i have multiple streams of income and if one of them 0.97

00:39:40.140 gets canceled i just go pick up another you know it's it's my my father was the dumbest person i 0.91

00:39:46.160 knew when i was 20 and by the time i was 30 i couldn't believe how smart he got i know that happens 0.86

00:39:50.280 my my father told me this when i was a young man he said listen if you run if you're running your own

00:39:55.820 business even if it's a small business and you have 100 customers and you lose one you just go get

00:40:00.260 another one but if you're if you're an employee you have one customer and if you lose that customer

00:40:06.120 you have no income so you need to make yourself with multiple streams of income so that you're

00:40:11.960 cancel proof people can't get rid of you and that way you're free to speak up and you're not afraid

00:40:16.540 it's something we don't talk enough about on our side i think that's one of the reasons that i can't

00:40:22.100 speak up well i have done this you myself cancel but you can't speak up because you actually

00:40:28.160 you're violating a court order just being on the program today and of course what you did uh on tv

00:40:35.040 with me last night you could go to jail for this conversation but you're actually kind of hoping

00:40:41.520 that that's the case aren't you yes i am i mean i've said a lot of times like there's a lot of things

00:40:47.560 worse than going to jail going to hell is one of them and i i want to go to jail because i want to 0.82

00:40:53.100 challenge the constitutionality of these illegal gag orders and by creating a precedent in the fifth

00:40:57.860 district court they won't be able to do that in dallas county anymore to anyone i could end it for

00:41:02.140 everyone if they will only send me to jail that's why they won't send me to jail so telling them to

00:41:07.540 send me to jail but they won't do it uh so but they did issue a gag order and it was pretty significant

00:41:14.900 right you're i mean who can you talk to or who did they bar you from talking to

00:41:19.700 everyone i'm i'm barred from doing any newspaper interviews video interviews podcast interviews

00:41:27.720 radio interviews i'm barred permanent lifetime ban from writing any newspaper article writing a blog

00:41:35.800 post writing a social media post authoring a podcast doing any kind of video work i can't do that

00:41:42.600 myself i'm banned from talking about political topics here they are cisgender transgender gender

00:41:49.260 expansiveness or whether my sons are boys or girls i can't talk about any of those topics and that

00:41:54.720 was specifically tailored to prevent me from going to austin texas and and speaking to to the legislature

00:42:02.180 i was an invited speaker by the senate and by the house and they did not want me to go and speak there

00:42:07.840 on behalf of a law to make this child abuse in texas and so that band that that um gag order was

00:42:14.140 specifically designed to silence my political speech and talking to my legislators and i just refused to

00:42:19.220 follow it so you spoke there i spoke there yeah multiple times i'll be down there again this

00:42:25.140 session i'm kidding i'm actually getting an apartment in austin so i can be there full time

00:42:29.560 it's amazing that a judge would issue something that she knows has no teeth no teeth otherwise she 1.00

00:42:36.100 would be enforcing it uh boy if if um if you don't get the lesson your local judges we should probably

00:42:45.220 learn who those guys are but for the vote i mean this is really important this is really important

00:42:52.260 and i'll tell you some of the challenges here one is that judges usually won't tell you what their

00:42:57.840 judicial philosophy is during campaigns and they hide behind the judicial canon saying they can't talk

00:43:04.000 about particular cases well we're not asking about political particular cases we're asking about

00:43:08.860 political you know philosophy of law and your philosophy towards litigants they won't answer 1.00

00:43:14.740 those questions that's number one number two i don't think a lot of people know that you know

00:43:19.260 this is america we don't have secret courts anybody can go watch a trial and and once a quarter i always

00:43:26.580 watch a federal criminal trial a state criminal trial i visit family court all the time myself but also

00:43:33.700 go to my local civil courts and look at one civil trial i do that every quarter just to see if my

00:43:38.660 judges are administering justice to my citizens properly uh boy i tell you they picked on the wrong

00:43:44.060 guy uh jeff uh thank you so much we will continue to follow your uh story uh you get any blowback at

00:43:51.420 all for being on the program or what you did please let us know immediately and we'll have you on again

00:43:59.120 to talk about it thank you so much i really appreciate all your hard work for freedom

00:44:03.620 thank you god bless jeff younger um i want you to by the way you can find him his website is

00:44:10.100 facebook.com slash help save james

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The Glenn Beck Program - November 17, 2022

Best of the Program ｜ Guests： Amy Nelson & Jeff Younger ｜ 11⧸17⧸22

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