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00:01:17.360 I am just stunned by the revelations in the Mary Trump book. I'm stunned by this bombshell

00:01:36.660 book. I actually, I'm hearing, I'm hearing NPR and, and, and the New York Times report on

00:01:46.680 this bombshell a book. I can't find the bombshell in it. Um, you know, maybe, maybe, maybe there

00:01:53.660 is something, but I would think that they would lead with the bombshell. Um, first of all, uh,

00:01:58.960 Trump apparently, uh, was a victim of child abuse at the hands of his father. Okay. Probably.

00:02:06.020 I mean, that would make sense to me. Although the president says, no, he was a loving father.

00:02:10.140 Yeah. Yeah. Why? Probably. Why? Because I think that there was something, because I think my feeling

00:02:18.760 is that, um, something stunted his, uh, growth, something tragic stunted his growth, um, in,

00:02:28.980 you know, in his younger years and a, a cruel, uh, abusive or negligent father would, would do that,

00:02:37.020 you know, could do that. But anyway, that even if it's Dr. Beck, I know you are a doctor and

00:02:42.860 everything, but it's an interesting assessment. I am. I, I am a doctor. I know you are. I have.

00:02:49.280 Yeah. So, which means you can detect any illness of any, any part of the body, I think

00:02:55.900 in humans, doctor lung cancer. I can do it all anyway. Uh, uh, uh, so, but, but that,

00:03:04.300 that makes him, uh, uh, uh, sympathetic character. If he had, if he had suffered abuses from his

00:03:12.420 father, that is a sympathetic character. So there's no bombshell there for me. Um, then neglected

00:03:22.180 by his workaholic father. Um, Oh, okay. That, that doesn't, that doesn't surprise me. Uh, she

00:03:30.960 also, um, alleges that Donald Trump paid a friend to take his eight SATs for him in school

00:03:36.940 in order to intend the university of Pennsylvania for the Wharton school of business. Well, she 0.55

00:03:43.060 was 16 when he was in college. So I'm not sure that she, you know, had her, her sleuthing

00:03:52.800 degree at that point. She offers, she offers no evidence. She just says, you know, uh, the

00:04:00.420 family always said, well, the family says a lot of stuff. You know what I mean? My family

00:04:06.960 says a lot of stuff that doesn't make it true. Um, and then, uh, she said, uh, she has no problem

00:04:15.020 calling Donald a narcissist, uh, a narcissist who does, who does, I mean, uh, let's see.

00:04:23.860 He meets, uh, all nine criteria as outlined in the diagnostic and statistical manual of

00:04:31.100 mental disorders. But then again, we already know this. What is it? 80 or 90% of CEOs also

00:04:40.940 hit that. They're saying that, you know, all CEOs are, are, uh, you know, pathological or,

00:04:49.540 or sociopaths. Well, yeah. Okay. So he's a big capitalist. I could probably see that happening.

00:04:56.640 It's not really a shock to anybody. Um, and then she says this, he's alleged to drink upwards

00:05:05.220 of 12 diet Cokes a day. He sleeps very little, uh, little, does he suffer from substance abuse,

00:05:12.820 a substance induced sleep disorder? Wow. Caffeine. Caffeine is a substance abuse. He has a horrible

00:05:22.360 diet. He doesn't exercise, which may contribute or exacerbate his other possible disorder. It's

00:05:27.920 possible. And then I love this in another section of the bombshell book, Mary, Mary

00:05:34.980 reveals Donald's eldest sister, Mary Ann, now a federal judge scoffed at his presidential run.

00:05:43.580 No, what a bombshell. Wow. It doesn't, I don't know. I can't even comprehend why this book would

00:05:55.100 make any difference. Like John Bolton was there in the middle of his white house, right? Like he's

00:05:59.900 there and I can see how something that John Bolton may have seen would be, would make some

00:06:03.940 difference to Americans. Why the hell would we care what his niece thinks about him? Why the hell 1.00

00:06:08.560 would we care about that? I can't even, I can't even comprehend why we would care about it. I know

00:06:12.120 both of you are conveniently ignoring, uh, maybe the biggest revelation of all that judge Trump,

00:06:19.320 Trump Barry, who is a devout Catholic. He doesn't think much of president Trump's evangelical

00:06:28.720 friends. I mean, she, now, how do you feel about his presidency? Wow. Wow. Wait a minute. A Catholic?

00:06:36.060 Yeah. A Catholic, a devout Catholic doesn't think much of his evangelical friends. No. You know what?

00:06:43.340 Another bombshell in the book of Glenn Beck. I'll bet you some of his evangelical friends don't think

00:06:50.680 much about his what brother or nephew or sister, whatever sisters, Catholic friends to really

00:07:01.320 bombshell. Do people really think that way? I guess maybe they do, but it's still like, again,

00:07:08.500 who cares? Like she cares. The big issue with Trump when he was, when, when, when he was first talking

00:07:15.580 about running and he mentioned his sister as a Supreme Court justice, our issue with that was

00:07:21.060 she's very liberal, right? So why, of course, of course he doesn't like his conservative evangelical

00:07:27.020 friends. Of course she doesn't. Right. Right. This is just inane. This is a money grab, right? I mean,

00:07:35.080 like, like she has inside information. She's wanting to exploit that in the middle of an election to grab a 1.00

00:07:41.040 bunch of cash, uh, because she doesn't like him and they haven't had gotten along in a long, long

00:07:46.160 time. Like this is just plainly a money grab. And they haven't gotten along because she blames

00:07:52.800 Donald Trump on changing her point of view about her dad. And she said something, uh, nasty to her dad,

00:08:00.260 which then she attributes to him really getting sick and giving up on life. Isn't this, isn't her dad,

00:08:06.860 the alcoholic brother? Yes, Fred, I think. Yeah. Right. Fred jr. Is. And I think Donald Trump has,

00:08:14.440 while she says that he's has no compassion and no empathy, I think I've seen him cry about his

00:08:20.660 brother, which was shocking to me. Yeah. Um, I mean, he feels deeply about his, his brother. So there's

00:08:29.980 clearly something there. If this is her attacking Donald Trump because, and she says it, um, I said

00:08:38.580 something to my dad that I think led to, you know, his downfall, blah, blah, blah. But I was influenced

00:08:44.800 by Donald Trump. My uncle, he said this and this and this, and I went to my dad and said, you know

00:08:49.780 what? I think he's right. And then that led to his downfall. Well, that just sounds like you feel bad

00:08:56.440 for saying something you said to your dad and you can't take responsibility for it. Yeah. That's

00:09:03.580 what it sounds like. There are so many revelations in this book though, that it's hard to cover them

00:09:08.780 all. Apparently. Is it? It is. It's really hard because apparently at one time when she was wearing

00:09:15.080 a bikini and he was around her when she was 19 years old, he said to her, well, Mary, you are stacked.

00:09:22.240 Uh, wow. Can you, can you even imagine that he would have said something like that?

00:09:30.980 I kind of can. I mean, you're going to your uncle's place. It's Donald Trump. That's exactly

00:09:39.600 what he's going to say. He said things that are seemingly odd about his own daughter. So I'm not

00:09:44.560 shocked about it, but again, what value would this have to Americans? Zero. Zero. Zero. This

00:09:52.720 is inane. Zero. It's just like, it's just a blatant money grab here. And the fact that the media is

00:09:59.240 trying to run with it as a, as any sort of, again, like there, there is at least value and an insider

00:10:04.560 inside of the administration who might have actual information about something that affects Americans.

00:10:09.620 This is, it's impossible. She has no, nothing that she can say would be at all interesting

00:10:14.700 to anyone unless you are like running an anti Donald Trump blog. Like there's just no, there's

00:10:21.240 no relevance. Can I, can I, can I ask for your help? So I don't end up hating people because

00:10:29.500 I don't want to hate, but I'm having a hard time not hating, hating some people. No, I just

00:10:34.940 hate when, no, I just dislike what they're doing. Right. Yes.

00:10:38.940 George Bush and this Lincoln project is pissing me off. These guys, they don't say anything

00:10:47.500 about Barack Obama and the fundamental transformation of America. We are fundamentally being transformed

00:10:55.360 right now. And they're coming out against Donald Trump. Are you, I mean, where are your priorities,

00:11:06.280 man? You're not going to have a country left. Did you say the Bush and the Lincoln project 0.60

00:11:10.660 or are they, I didn't even know they were tied together or they, I've seen some of those

00:11:13.360 ads, but.

00:11:15.280 Well, I think Bush, if Bush isn't involved in the Lincoln project, which I think he is,

00:11:19.920 but if he's not involved in the Lincoln project, all of his buddies are, and he's involved,

00:11:25.400 you know, behind the scenes with all of this anti-Trump stuff. All of the, all of the Bush 0.51

00:11:33.760 people are involved in this.

00:11:36.080 And many of them have already said that they're not planning to vote for Trump. They're going

00:11:39.900 to vote for Biden, which is despicable. I mean, what's the matter with you?

00:11:43.460 Insanity.

00:11:43.620 Come on now. Seriously.

00:11:45.460 Insanity.

00:11:46.860 Seriously. At this juncture, when things are this serious, you're going to, you're considering

00:11:51.280 even voting for that guy. Come on. You're not a Republican then. You've never been a Republican.

00:11:56.320 If that's the case.

00:11:57.920 No, you, you've been a deep state guy. Everything that we said that we didn't want to believe

00:12:03.620 about George Bush, I think is true. I mean, there is a coup going on against the constitution.

00:12:10.620 Forget about Donald Trump. Forget about him. There is a coup against the constitution and

00:12:17.660 against America herself. And it is directed by many of the people that are involved at

00:12:24.980 very high levels of the democratic party. What are you talking about? You really Donald

00:12:32.200 Trump is more of a threat to the country than black lives matter. The, all of the George 1.00

00:12:38.320 Soros operations, all of the things that are happening with the media, Donald Trump is

00:12:45.080 a bigger threat. I don't get it. It's bad. I don't get it. It's bad. Have you guys,

00:12:53.860 so do you believe, no, go ahead. Have you seen, have you seen the, the rapper? Uh, his name

00:12:59.820 is, uh, Lord Jamar talking about, I can say no, you could say no, you didn't have to. I

00:13:06.580 know you've got all of his, I know you have every CD he's ever put out. Uh, that's my gosh,

00:13:11.700 of course, but I know you love Lord Jamar. You just haven't heard his latest thing on

00:13:15.880 black lives matter. The guy actually says he's being interviewed and he, uh, somewhere along

00:13:22.780 the way says to the interviewer, I'm not a fan of black lives matter. And the interviewer is stunned

00:13:29.500 and he says, why not? Because it's not our movement. Uh, it's George Soros and his effing

00:13:36.440 boys that gave us that movement. Amazing. It's a true. Yeah. It's a great interview. If you,

00:13:42.300 if you want to take it, it's true. Yeah, it is true. I do want to take a peek at that. Um,

00:13:47.320 also, have you heard, have you guys seen, um, Hamilton? I tried to watch it. We got through

00:13:54.000 about four and a half minutes, I think before I thought, Hmm, too much singing. Yeah. I was

00:13:58.120 thinking it's really good. Yeah. I was thinking it's really good. We're coming up trying. We

00:14:02.020 had a long conversation, Pat and I yesterday, trying to think of anything that we could come

00:14:05.640 up with that I'd want to watch less. And, uh, and I was thinking Kitten Torture is where I got

00:14:10.080 to. And I couldn't, I was like, no, I'd rather watch the Kitten Torture. I will tell you,

00:14:13.080 I will tell you, it took me a while to get into it because raps, not my thing. I know that comes 1.00

00:14:19.880 as a shock to everybody listening raps, not my thing. Um, and I just assumed that it would be

00:14:27.500 loaded with anti-American stuff. Okay. Yeah. And there were a couple of lines, a couple of lines,

00:14:34.500 but not really. Uh, I mean, they make George Washington look really good. They make the founders

00:14:39.840 look good. Uh, Hamilton looks good, which I disagree with, but Hamilton looks good.

00:14:46.920 Now black lives matter. And, and all of these social justice warriors are trying to get it

00:14:52.420 banned on Disney. Right? Yeah. And I think take it off Broadway as well. I don't think the Disney

00:14:58.000 thing's enough for, I mean, I think they want it gone. Oh no, it's not. It's not. It's hard

00:15:02.360 not to laugh at that though. I mean, if this doesn't tell you, well, except they're successful

00:15:06.580 in so many things. I know everyone is folding. I mean, when Disney hires Colin Kaepernick

00:15:12.360 to do documentaries for them, I mean, you don't think that they'd bail on this? I am. You

00:15:18.340 have to understand what I'm saying. It's, it's, it's, I know it's bad. However, it's also

00:15:23.660 hard not to laugh at it when, when liberals eat their own. I mean, it's just, that's true.

00:15:28.220 It's like, this is them. This is their cherished piece of art of the past decade. And Lin-Manuel

00:15:33.940 Miranda is agreeing with the criticism. Yeah. It's unreal. Oh my gosh. Yeah. He's agreeing

00:15:40.220 with it. That's insane. The best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:15:51.320 Hey, it's Glenn and you're listening to the Glenn Beck program. If you like what you're

00:15:55.040 hearing on this show, make sure you check out Pat Gray Unleashed. It's available wherever

00:15:59.840 you download your favorite podcasts. Jim DeMint is joining us now, chairman of conservative

00:16:04.940 party, uh, uh, partnership Institute, uh, and author of saving America from socialism,

00:16:10.960 former U S congressman and, uh, or Senator and, um, and really truly one of the guys that was

00:16:18.900 really one of the leading voices during the tea party movement. Welcome, uh, Jim DeMint. How are you,

00:16:25.920 sir? Hey, Glenn, it's been too long. Uh, uh, thanks for all you're doing to save our country and,

00:16:32.280 and, and to keep the ideas that, uh, work here in America out in front of folks. So hope to see you

00:16:38.100 soon. So, uh, Jim, let me ask you where, where are your colleagues in the Senate and the house

00:16:45.760 standing up against all that is going on? This is, this is the most amazing, well-coordinated,

00:16:53.060 well-financed, easily trackable, um, attempted coup against our nation that I have ever seen.

00:17:04.040 Where are your former colleagues? I don't know, Glenn, and I'm, I'm very disappointed. I mean,

00:17:11.820 I've been critical of Republicans before for not standing up. You mentioned the tea party for the

00:17:17.200 most part, the Republican party just gave a big stiff arm to all those Americans who just wanted,

00:17:23.040 responsible government and the government not invading their lives. But, uh, I mean,

00:17:29.140 there are Republicans around the country. A lot of some of the Republican governors are really

00:17:34.120 pushing back and standing strong, but they're getting so much grief. And I think that's why

00:17:39.320 Republicans in the house and the Senate are, are just, uh, hiding under their desk is because

00:17:44.700 they, they, they don't feel like anybody's got their back, but, uh, they do there. Everybody I'm

00:17:51.620 talking to around the country is saying what you're saying, Glenn, is why aren't Republicans

00:17:56.140 standing up? Why aren't they getting Trump's back when he's trying to push back against, um, this

00:18:02.020 leftist agenda, as you said, is it very clearly trackable back to, uh, the big money and the

00:18:08.840 socialists in our country who really want to create chaos. So it will drive people into the arms of

00:18:14.720 government. Jim, any doubt in your mind, uh, the, the things that we talked about back in 2008,

00:18:23.500 nine, the fundamental transformation, the Marxist revolutionary impact that all of this

00:18:30.920 is happening right now. There's no question. And that's why there's an urgency in my mind and

00:18:38.800 hard to talk about saving America. I've, I've been warning about it. You've been warning about it for

00:18:44.520 over 10 years. And now if you want to see what socialism looks like, just look, look what's

00:18:50.360 happening, uh, under the guise of this Corona virus, where the government is telling us what businesses

00:18:56.560 can be open. Uh, if we can go to church, who can we, who we can meet with, whether you can go to

00:19:02.580 school and Americans have taken this largely, I think out of, of just being citizens, they've kind

00:19:10.620 of intimidated us into being responsible. But I think more and more people are starting to see

00:19:16.380 through it, that this is just being used as a political ploy and largely to try to take down

00:19:22.200 the Trump and take down our way of life. So it's just time for us to stand up. I think we're going

00:19:28.580 to see more Republicans who stand up. I know some of them are in Washington, but the cameras don't

00:19:33.900 find them Glenn. When a Mike Lee or somebody or Jim Jordan pushes back, they're generally, uh,

00:19:40.520 hidden in the media. So we've just got to figure out ways to make more noise. And you're one of the

00:19:45.820 few people who actually does the research to track it back, to show Americans that there's no mystery

00:19:51.280 here. This is not spontaneous rioting. This is something that's been planned and coordinated,

00:19:57.120 and they just wait for some kind of trigger to come after us. And as I point out in Saving America

00:20:04.180 from Socialism is all these crises are used by the tyrants, by the socialists, by the big government

00:20:11.220 people to try to drive Americans into the arms of a bigger and bigger government. I mean, it's amazing.

00:20:19.000 Can you imagine, Jim, if the Tea Party would have had a quarter of the support, uh, that, uh, Black Lives Matter 0.98

00:20:29.360 and these radical Antifa even has a quarter of that support, what could have happened? We had the media,

00:20:37.540 the government, everybody, even the GOP against us, tearing us apart. And we still made an impact.

00:20:44.880 And I can't even, the impact on what is happening with just our statues, uh, with, with the way everyone

00:20:54.080 is reacting right now is going to last possibly forever. It is going to change the nation.

00:21:02.280 Well, Glenn, as you know, that it's just part of the history of, of Marxists, of socialists, of tyrants

00:21:09.860 to, to, to destroy history. And, and our schools certainly haven't taught it. Now people growing up

00:21:17.060 thinking America is evil and racist. Uh, and Glenn, I can tell you, I've lived a long time, but there is

00:21:23.800 no intentional systematic racism left in America, except in the Democrat party that they use as a

00:21:30.360 strategy to get themselves elected. But if, and if we want to solve our problems, we, we, we've got

00:21:36.720 to stop blaming it on things that aren't the real cause of our problems. So that's what I'm trying

00:21:43.680 to do now with this book and other ways and speaking. I know that's what you're doing is if

00:21:48.440 people don't understand how America works and why it's so wonderful. And if they don't understand the

00:21:53.860 threats that are all around us, then, then they're not going to stand up and fight. They're just going

00:21:59.460 to go like sheep to the slaughter. Like we see some of our Republicans doing in Washington now, but

00:22:05.360 I'm just trying to issue another wake up call. You issue a wake up call every day. But hopefully

00:22:12.140 our voices will combine with a lot of others and we'll get Americans to stand up as they always have

00:22:19.040 to fight for their freedoms and their way of life.

00:22:23.200 So if they haven't stood up yet, what is it going to take? It frightens me. What is it going to take

00:22:28.880 to get people to stand up? Um, but what is the solution? What do you, how do you stand up,

00:22:34.940 Jim? What do, what, what is the target? Cause it's everywhere. It's everywhere.

00:22:40.200 It is. And it's one of the things I write about when, if you think it's going to take a majority

00:22:45.960 to change things and we're never going to act, it's every individual can make a difference. We,

00:22:52.220 we all have to go out, whether it's at work or school or whatever, and began to speak up.

00:22:58.120 A lot of us are intimidated. I mean, I see it all around me. People, people want to say,

00:23:04.560 this is crazy. I mean, they're looking at things that are absurd and they're afraid to say it's

00:23:09.540 absurd because they're going to get pounded, uh, either directly or through social media, but

00:23:15.260 people have to have courage. We generally get the government we deserve.

00:23:19.620 And so we've got to stir up people and they've got to realize that we've got to stop looking to

00:23:24.880 Washington. There's so many solutions, education, choice, other things that are happening at the

00:23:29.860 state level that we have to just keep pushing. Uh, there's more chance of doing something good

00:23:35.960 at the state level right now than in Washington. But so, um, but we can't give up. That's the whole

00:23:42.620 last part of the book is the plan. We've got to understand that we are a Republic. We're not a

00:23:48.060 national democracy. Uh, we've got to keep power as much as we can at the state level. We've got to

00:23:54.800 get States to push back against the federal government. We're seeing a little, little of

00:23:59.020 that with the COVID thing. And, but now we get a clear choice. Florida handles it one way and New

00:24:05.620 York another, and you can see which philosophies work, but, uh, let's don't give up Glenn. I think

00:24:12.080 America needs cheerleaders as well as philosophers, but, uh, I believe that we're going to come out

00:24:18.160 better, even though I know we're sitting on a tipping point here as well as a powder keg. Uh,

00:24:25.200 but, um, you know, Trump in, in his own, uh, way has, has been very good for America, just kind of

00:24:31.800 kicking down the doors in Washington, going after the swamp, you know, calling things for what they

00:24:37.440 really are. And they're trying to take him down. And, uh, so this election is, is even more important

00:24:44.240 than the last one. And, uh, we've just got to sound the alarm, um, that now's the time for America to

00:24:50.440 stand up. What should Trump and the Senate be doing right now in the house? Well, I mean,

00:24:56.620 we are a, we are a nation or a people that believes in fairness. We believe in justice,

00:25:05.380 but we also believe in law and order. And, uh, when you have so many mayors and so many governors

00:25:13.180 just hanging their own people, uh, what should he do? Because they'll paint him as a monster if he

00:25:22.400 goes in and, and does anything, but he's not going to win if he doesn't seem like he is standing up to

00:25:29.520 this and he is, is, is weak. Yeah. He's been a little off of his game just because he deferred

00:25:37.140 to doctors on this Corona virus, even though I think he's got the right instincts. And he started

00:25:42.640 pushing back, um, this week, he said, we've got to get back to school. Um, and his, some of his

00:25:48.680 doctors had said no, uh, but he, he, he does get pounded every time he does anything, even his speech

00:25:56.400 at Mount Rushmore, which was really a great speech was just completely vilified in the media.

00:26:02.560 So it's, it's, you know, it's hard for me to say what he can do, but he does have a platform that a

00:26:09.380 lot of the rest of us don't have. And I know he's got some people around him that are really good,

00:26:14.240 like Mark Meadows now and some others. And that's what we're trying to do is just come around these

00:26:20.260 folks and just get Trump to speak out to tell the truth because people are whispering now,

00:26:26.840 but they long for somebody to get up and tell the truth. They do. They do. Uh, the name of the book

00:26:33.540 is Saving America from Socialism, uh, Saving America from Socialism. Jim DeMint, a, he's been a very

00:26:40.400 strong voice for a very long time. Jim, just a personal question. Have you had a hard time

00:26:48.540 with the realization that you were right? You with me, Jim? Yeah. Yeah. With the realization

00:27:02.800 of what? That's the last part of that. That you were, yeah, that you were right. I've had a hard

00:27:09.220 time. I didn't want to be right. And it's, it's when it's happening now, I'm, I'm looking at it and I'm

00:27:16.680 like, no, no, no, I, I don't, I don't know. I, I gotta be wrong still. I mean, no, it can't be

00:27:23.800 happening. Are you having a hard time looking at things and going, geez, I am Glenn, because

00:27:31.480 it's so, um, illogical. It's so absurd. I mean, it's, it's, if people only just knew a little bit,

00:27:39.080 they, they would not sit still for a minute for some of the things that happened. I mean,

00:27:45.340 I can't believe people elect, uh, like governor Como in New York. I mean, people in New York are

00:27:50.100 not stupid, but they keep electing people that are, that are destroying their cities all around

00:27:56.660 the country. So yeah, no, I'm upset. It's hard for me to, to accept things that are completely

00:28:02.480 illogical. That's why it was hard for me to serve in the house and the Senate. Um, but we just have to,

00:28:10.540 um, we have to tell the truth. People are just desperate. Um, I mean, actually I'm working on a

00:28:17.160 book right now that just says they're lying to you, whether it's climate change or America's racist

00:28:21.780 or whatever. I just want to put it all out there and just go out and defend what is the real truth.

00:28:28.340 And, uh, who knows how many people will listen. Uh, but I got to tell you, you were one of the first

00:28:33.420 when the talk board way back in your Fox days, when, when you were telling us things that were

00:28:39.120 happening in the financing and follow the money that no one seems to want to listen to because

00:28:45.940 it's, it's, it's so crazy. It couldn't be true, but unfortunately it is, but we can't give up.

00:28:52.680 America has always done things that were impossible, like beat the British. And that's the spirit we're 0.99

00:28:59.580 calling on right now is we've got Trump. He'll stand up and fight anybody, but he needs a few people

00:29:05.800 to walk out there with him. Yeah, I agree. Thank you so much, Jim. I appreciate it. Jim

00:29:11.660 DeMint, uh, the name of the book is Saving America from Socialism. It came out yesterday. Uh, always

00:29:17.700 a pleasure to have you on. This is the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:29:26.120 I want to tell you about, uh, two other people that I met just recently and I've never ever done

00:29:45.060 this before, but I was, uh, uh, onboarding new clients. Um, and, uh, it's, uh, it's temp and toss

00:29:55.920 and it's a, it's a thing that you put on your, your kid's forehead. Um, and, uh, you can take your,

00:30:04.120 your infant child's temperature, uh, really, really easy. And it's, it's, it's a good, it's a really good

00:30:10.380 product. And so I was talking to him, but I just fell in love with the two women who are just these, 0.99

00:30:15.660 just these two moms that are entrepreneurs, uh, from Ohio, uh, that saw an opportunity to do 1.00

00:30:24.300 something because they were moms with, you know, kids and they knew about taking temperatures and 0.85

00:30:29.680 what a pain in the neck it is. Uh, and they, uh, started this company and now with COVID they have

00:30:38.020 just exploded and they're doing something really, really good, um, for the rest of the nation. And

00:30:44.340 I just, I really liked them. So I asked them to join me. Are they on Skype? Do we have them? It's,

00:30:50.600 uh, April Pollack and, uh, Shelly Heller. How are you guys? Good. How are you? Good. I love the fact

00:30:59.860 that you're just in your car and the two of you. Um, so tell me about how, uh, what you guys are

00:31:07.880 doing and why you got involved in this. Um, well, we started, uh, in 2015, we had a, an idea for a

00:31:20.320 paper forehead thermometer that came about honestly, because a local manufacturer here in Dayton

00:31:25.620 had millions of thermometer strips. They were trying to, um, get rid of, they previously sold

00:31:31.660 them to hospitals and we could just kind of look at each other and say, well, why don't you retail them

00:31:36.180 for moms? That would be perfect to throw in a diaper bag. And they said, that's a great idea. 1.00

00:31:40.620 You do it. We don't want to. And, um, and here we are. So that's how it started. Yeah. It just

00:31:47.240 started, um, from a women owned business event. And it just, we just went with it. You know how

00:31:56.680 sometimes you get ideas and you think, Oh, I don't want to really want to do that. Or I don't know

00:32:01.380 what we just did it. So, and now we're here and we've grown 1300% since March.

00:32:11.940 That is, I don't know how you have done that. Um, but, uh, you, you now have hospitals that are

00:32:20.760 clamoring for these because they don't, you can't trust some of the things coming out of China. You 0.99

00:32:26.420 guys were telling me that there was a problem with one hospital. You don't have to get into

00:32:30.500 the details, but a problem with a hospital that, uh, got a bunch of thermometers from China and they

00:32:36.100 were defective.

00:32:39.500 Yeah, we, um, our, our thermometer would be, should be used for people that are entering

00:32:46.000 the hospital are, um, so they were doing some testing for letting people into the emergency room

00:32:53.640 and into the hospital and things like that. And they kept going through a million batteries or

00:32:58.760 it would read three different times, three different ways, um, on the same person. And,

00:33:04.520 you know, it, it, it got to be more of a hassle than not. So they called us and, you know, we're in,

00:33:11.800 we're in line to hopefully be, um, hired by them to provide our thermometers to them. Cause it's so easy.

00:33:20.120 You just put them on your forehead and they'll read continuously for 48 hours.

00:33:25.560 So I have to tell you, I, when, when you guys first, uh, uh, when you guys first talked to me

00:33:32.920 about, um, coming on the show, uh, I went to my wife and my daughter who has two young children

00:33:39.520 and they knew of your product and they were like, are you kidding me? It is the easiest. It is the

00:33:45.320 best. And being a dad, I didn't, I couldn't relate to it, but boy, they just love your product. Uh,

00:33:52.760 and what you're talking about now is, um, not just something for your child's, uh, forehead,

00:33:59.960 but for businesses, we're getting ready to open up our business in Texas and, and have everybody come

00:34:06.000 back in. Um, and how do you check everybody's temperature? And like you said, some of these

00:34:12.760 forehead, uh, thermometers will give you three different readings and you'll just, you'll hit

00:34:18.940 it. And then you hit it again, you hit it again. And it's three different readings. You guys did a

00:34:23.580 study and showed that yours is the most consistent out of all of the readings. Um, and, and you can

00:34:31.580 come in and instead of having somebody do it, you just peel one of these off and stick it on your

00:34:36.280 forehead and it will stay there. We, um, we actually have, we had to pivot because, um, a lot of

00:34:44.840 manufacturers were wanting more bulk quantities. And so we have, um, we made a roll of 3000 and a

00:34:54.460 roll of 5,000 and a dispenser that you could just sit in the, at the front of your entrance of your

00:34:59.920 building, peel them off and put them on your head, check people's temperature. I mean,

00:35:04.100 we do it here at, um, our day jobs. I mean, April has a day job and I have a day job and this was

00:35:12.080 just kind of going to be a side hustle, but then kind of turned out something else. But now we've,

00:35:16.480 um, been able to then sell these in bulk to major corporations, to automotive, to, um, the service

00:35:22.960 industry and things of that nature has been pretty successful so far and consistency. Yes, absolutely.

00:35:28.860 Our test that we did was, oh shoot. Um, we did eight to 10 different kinds of thermometers and,

00:35:38.100 um, ours came up the most consistent. So we're supposed to get that data today actually to see

00:35:42.800 how we did pan out. And, um, you have some major corporations that have now become, uh, clients that

00:35:52.560 they are doing these tests. Can you talk about those? Absolutely. So, um, in the, in the, when the

00:36:00.480 pandemic first started in March, we had large corporations such as GM, Ford, Huntington Bank,

00:36:07.940 um, Home Depot, CentOS, um, Granger, Granger, we're in the Granger catalog. We sold to, uh, CDC border

00:36:16.020 control and the FDA. So all of those customers wanted the bulk offering. So we had to pivot in

00:36:23.900 March and offer, um, um, a Mylar based thermometer to help meet that Mylar demand, which is what, um,

00:36:31.660 helped us come up with our forehead thermometer, uh, dispenser role of the 3,000 and 5,000. Now that

00:36:38.000 we have that, we're pulling back on the Mylar a bit. Uh, the Mylar does not have adhesive. Um,

00:36:43.800 so we have sold, I mean, we sold millions and, in March and April, it just exploded.

00:36:50.440 Well, I am just so happy that it is, it's two moms, two, uh, business women, uh, in Ohio that are

00:36:59.020 changing the way we're taking our temperature and, and helping so many big corporations and

00:37:04.000 small companies like mine, uh, stay healthy. Thank you guys so much.

00:37:10.020 Thank you. Can we just say one more thing?

00:37:12.940 Um, real quick.

00:37:17.420 Oh, yes. We, we, we have people with disabilities who do the assembly for all of our, for all of

00:37:23.560 our products. And then also we are going to be giving a percentage of our Glenn Beck sales

00:37:29.940 to a company or to a facility called Bridget's path, which takes independent, addicted babies 0.95

00:37:37.440 and tries to keep them with their families. So we're, we're real behind that. And, um, hoping

00:37:44.260 that people on the page do that donate.

00:37:48.060 Thank you guys. Uh, it's temp and toss. This has not been a commercial. It's temp and toss.com.

00:37:53.260 You can find out more about it and we'll talk again. Um, thank you. Thank you ladies for being on. 0.91

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00:38:00.680 Naaa, na, na, na, na.

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The Glenn Beck Program - July 08, 2020

Best of The Program ｜ Guests： Jim DeMint and April Pollock & Shelly Heller ｜ 7⧸8⧸20

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