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Glenn and Stu talk about the truckers boycott of the New York City subway system and the impact it could have on the economy. They also discuss the Supreme Court decision to fine Donald Trump $350 million for his part in a conspiracy to defraud the United States.
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We talked to a few truckers today about them not going to New York.
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I mean, it's going to make an impact if they actually are able to keep it together.
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They only do it for basically a week to send a message, and if they do that...
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And this is something we have learned with the Bud Light protests and such.
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You know, it's when you're coming down, the little trench there, and you're going toward
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the place where there's a big hole that inexplicably leads to something that blows up the Death Star.
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But I do think it's interesting that this could...
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Because, I mean, at the very least, it will be impactful to New Yorkers who will see their
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And at some point, you have to come back and fight fire with fire.
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Unlike, I think, the attacks on Trump, these are much more respectable.
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Right now, maybe they can hold this going for a while.
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A lot of truckers said, first time, I heard about it over the weekend, didn't know if it
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You're listening to The Best of the Glenn Beck Program.
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It's going to be interesting to just sit back and watch how this all works out, isn't it?
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Yeah, we're probably going to be happy ending, too.
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New York judge fined Donald Trump and the Trump Organization $350 million on Friday.
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According to the New York Times, Justice Arthur Engeron ruled the former president is liable
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Now, let me just say, this is what happens all the time.
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This is something that is a victimless crime because the bank even testified.
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That's why we have a whole division that goes and verifies.
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We'd be a pretty bad bank if we just took everybody's word for it.
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We have a service that goes out and verifies, and then we come back and say, all right, is
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And then they look at the person borrowing the money.
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In Donald Trump's case, they testified he has always been a great risk, and he paid
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But they decided to prosecute anyway, and they did it just to run his bank account and
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make sure that he doesn't have enough money to run for president of the United States.
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This is really sick on what's going on in this country.
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Now, Hochul has come out and said, New Yorkers who are business people have nothing to worry
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about because they're very different than Donald Trump.
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Yeah, they're not running for president against the progressives.
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She said she all but admitted that her attorney general, Letitia James, the civil case on Donald
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Trump was a partisan affair in an interview with a local radio host.
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Hochul told other New York business owners that they have nothing to worry about, and they
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will not be targeted by the attorney general's office.
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If this is a crime, and it's good for Donald Trump, why wouldn't you be checking into all
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Why would you go on the air to say this isn't going to affect any other business?
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Because she's afraid that other businesses will now know, oh, wait a minute, if I'm on the
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This is why America has been successful for so long.
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We have a justice system that you can count on.
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You don't have to play the game with the state.
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Our laws were written into stone, and if you play by the laws, you're fine.
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They can't get you on a witch hunt like they can in third world countries.
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So, you know, if they railroad Donald Trump, they can certainly railroad you.
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I was just up in Connecticut, and unfortunately, Connecticut, I think, you know, God bless these
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guys who are still standing up, but there's no way.
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We have to stay and fight for as long as we can.
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But there is something to say to fall back and reinforce.
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I'm going to show you today that in the next four years, Texas will be lost if we don't wake
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And I'll tell you why and what to do about it if you're in Texas.
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One of the best things I have heard in a long time, and I'd love to talk to truckers.
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If you're a trucker and you're going to participate in this, I'm not going to ask your name.
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Just call us up, 888-727-BECK, if you're one of the truckers that are refusing now to drive
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to New York City after the $355 million fraud ruling on Donald Trump.
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A conservative social media influencer and trucker who goes by Chicago Ray posted a video clip
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in which he claims some of his colleagues are going to stop making deliveries to New York City
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I've been on the radio talking to drivers the past hour, and I've talked to about 10
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drivers, and they're going to start refusing loads to New York City starting on Monday.
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So, does that include any drivers that are listening to me now?
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They're going to refuse to make deliveries to New York and maybe other states, but they're
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I don't know how far across the country, how many truckers are going to start denying loads
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to New York City, but I'll tell you what, they can just keep doing this and they'll find
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Trucker said, the bosses aren't going to care if we deny the loads, we'll just go someplace
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Do you know how hard it is to get into New York City?
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He said, 95% of truckers support the former president, which has been viewed now by 4.6
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million people, received more than 50,000 likes just since Friday.
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And this story was out yesterday in the New York Post.
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Um, I, I think this is, this is the way to do business.
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This is the way to fix things that I said this before.
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If somebody says, you know what, I'm not going to take Coca-Cola and calls the local distributors.
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New York City is, I mean, I just talked to somebody who said, you know, they're really
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And I'm like, yeah, well, yeah, murder rates up.
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I don't know anybody who would live there, but it's getting really bad.
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I'm not going to mention the name of this restaurant, but there was a kind of a cheers
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kind of bar in New York and, uh, it was run by a Jewish guy and he put up the American flag
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And a lot of his patrons, uh, said, you know, this is outrageous.
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And it's now becoming this conservative cheers.
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It's kind of becoming where all the conservatives are hanging out.
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The problem is there's not enough conservatives in Manhattan to keep that place going as, as
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it was before when everybody would come, but it's time that the other side feels the effects
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California is doing, passing all kinds of laws that are going to affect us.
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Well, I don't want to play by the California laws.
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I don't because their people that they vote in are insane.
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They can do whatever they want, but they've learned that if they pass bills, then it will
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And it is time for those businesses to say, well, then I'm not going to do, I'm not going
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What would happen if one refinery said, you know what?
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This blend that they have done, I'm not doing it anymore.
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We can save so much money and I'll apply that money to make our gas from our refinery for
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You think that refinery would have a hard time?
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Now, the truckers are going to be called all kinds of names, but you know what?
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It is time people that can make a stand peacefully and peacefully resist.
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I'm hearing you talk about the rebuilding of parallel economies and channels for the
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rebuilding of society and the restoration of family and this country.
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And I'm so excited to be talking with you because you've done such a great job of that
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right here with Mercury and Blaze and all of that.
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And I feel like I may be on the brink of maybe one of the most important projects I've ever
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worked on, and that is I've partnered with Brave Books, and together we are making a brand
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new, one-of-a-kind children's television program.
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So the power of story is just unbelievably strong, and some of the new studies and articles
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that I've just been reading about is unbelievable.
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You know, numbers of children who are now identifying themselves as either gay, lesbian, transgender,
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bisexual, non-binary, queer is now up like 4,000%.
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It's doubled in Gen Z from the millennial generation, and it's just spiking crazy.
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And it's because of the story that they are hearing all the time.
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They took 140 undergraduate college students, broke them into two groups, and said, you guys
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read Twilight, the book series about vampires, and you guys read Harry Potter, Sorcerer in
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And after about a half an hour, they asked them these questions.
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And the people who read the Harry Potter, they rated themselves higher in their abilities
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toward telekinesis than the rest of the general population, the ability to move stuff with
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And those who had read Twilight believed that the length of their teeth was longer than the
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And so what that's telling us is story has not only the power to ignite your imagination,
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but teleport you into other realms of belief and shape your reality.
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And then you want to identify with the characters you like.
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Hollywood has given our generation a national identity crisis and put ideas in their mind and
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tapped into people's instinct to want to emulate those heroes.
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And if we're not controlling the stories, if we're not at least telling the best stories,
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So we think it's important to be the ones telling the stories to our children.
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That's why God gave children to parents, not to Hollywood, not to public schools, not to
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And that's why I'm leaning in to this brand new children's show.
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If you don't think that stories matter, ask yourself, why is the number one priority to
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You can talk about anything, but you tell a great story.
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So this show is called Adventures with Iggy and Mr. Kirk.
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And it's so cool because it's a live action children's show.
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So think of like the timeless biblical moral values of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, only greatly
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modernized, high energy, with embedded, beautiful, animated stories inside, together with humor
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and surprise guest stars at every turn with every episode.
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I would say from like three and four up to like seven and eight.
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So this is to go directly against Sesame Street?
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This, in fact, we've got one of the puppeteers who created Iggy the Puppet, who worked on Sesame
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And is one of the guys who is an apprentice to the creator of Elmo.
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And so, like I said, it's a mixture of live action together with Muppet Puppet stuff and
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And the animation is going to be telling stories that take place on Freedom Island.
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And they're teaching lessons about First and Second Amendment.
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They're teaching lessons about the fruit of the spirit, love, joy, kindness, peace.
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Also, gender reality and the dangers of socialism and CRT.
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These are all embedded into this television show, which is unique to our generation because
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Mr. Roger didn't have to warn children about and explain to them that elephants cannot be
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Because we have a vulture named culture in our stories that are warping reality for the
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animals on Freedom Island and getting them to identify in ways that will destroy their
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And so children are going to learn these principles.
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They're going to be pulled together into family time.
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I think this could be the most important project that I've worked on.
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Well, we're going to record the first two seasons.
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And then we're going to air five of them on YouTube, Rumble, everywhere where it's free.
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And then we're going to invite people to come into the family and see all of the episodes.
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And in order to do this, we've got to raise funds to pay for this.
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We don't want to tie ourselves to Hollywood or to some big streaming platform that's going
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And we're now announcing it today on your program that we are launching a children's
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Brave Books and I, we're the ones who've been going to the libraries, reading the kids'
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We've been challenging Scholastic and their pornographic woke machine that is indoctrinating
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kids, finding alternatives for schools and their book fairs.
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I tell you, it feels like we get our head handed to us almost every day.
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But when you look at, especially in this industry, your industry, my industry, the last 10 years,
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people have not been sitting on their laurels and doing nothing about it except whining.
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It's the reason why that they are talking so much about disinformation and misinformation
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and trying to, you know, silence people like you, silence people like me.
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Anybody who disagrees with the administration or the woke left, they're going to try to destroy.
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Look at the difference between what we were producing 15 years ago and what we're able to produce now.
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I mean, I think we've looked at these defeats and these setbacks, and we don't take enough time to go,
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When I look at history, I see that it is often during the times of the setbacks that people, you know,
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they grab their head and they say, what have we done?
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I didn't think this would happen this quickly, this fast.
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Well, you know, it's been kind of a slow fade for a while.
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And now all of a sudden, the light bulb goes on and people say, we've got to do something.
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And I think that Great Awakenings have happened about every 50 years.
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And they happen during times of moral decline, spiritual apathy, political corruption, and economic collapse.
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What if this national setback is really a divine setup for a spiritual comeback led by the family of faith?
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I mean, you know, Billy Graham told me once, he said, Glenn, I said, where's the next Billy Graham?
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He said, Glenn, it's not going to happen that way.
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He said, the Lord's going to talk to individuals this time.
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He's tired of people like me getting credit, he said.
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And they're all just going to do their little part.
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And he said, pretty soon the lights come on and you will see a mosaic of something that could have only been done by the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
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God often, as I look through the scriptures, seems to use nobody's from nowhere with nothing to offer but a heart fully surrendered to him.
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And they do their thing in the corner and then God amplifies it in the open.
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You look at Joseph, you know, the runt of the litter and he gets thrown into a pit and sold as a slave and he ends up in prison.
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And then he's second in command to the whole world and saves everybody.
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I've seen it in my own life where I try to do it my way.
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And God will let you when you think you can do it yourself.
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He'll let you and then you'll figure it out eventually.
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And everything that I did that was bad that I thought God could never forgive me for.
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He's made those things in some ways a strength that I understand people who are in that place in their life.
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I can speak to those people in a completely different way.
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And it's amazing to me how, God, there's just no waste.
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And anybody who's saying that, well, I can't be redeemed or I have nothing, you really do.
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And as a producer and as a writer, I tend to try to determine outcomes of the audience so that we're successful with our projects.
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And I'm realizing that I'm really, God is a much better script writer than I am.
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He's much better at producing and determining outcomes than I am.
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If I could, if I learn that lesson, I think I'm going to have a better marriage.
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It's so much easier than fighting for your way.
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Check out the full show podcast to listen to the rest of this interview.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, welcome to the program, sir.
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But I think the most important thing that I want to get to first is the Court of Criminal Appeals.
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And most states, I think 48 of them, don't have this.
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It's like a Supreme Court, if I'm not mistaken.
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I think there's only one other state like us that has a bifurcated system.
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We're half, well, some of the cases go to the Texas Supreme Court, all the civil cases.
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And if you have on your final appeal for a criminal case, it's the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
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And most Texans are not aware of this nine-member court that is all Republican.
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And most Republicans, even the most educated, don't know who's on that court.
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And especially, and you'll know this in really deep red states, states like Utah, just because it says Republican does not mean they're Republican.
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In Texas, a lot of times Democrats just switch to Republican because they know they can get elected with an R behind their name.
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And then you also have these horrible Republicans who are, you know, Republican in name only, as we know to be rhinos.
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And that's who's really on, there's some that are good, but there's a few of these guys on this court.
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And it is stopping the attorney general's office now from prosecuting any kind of election fraud, which is a new thing, is it not, Ken?
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So this statute was passed by the legislature legally under their constitutional role to pass legislation and direct the attorney general to do whatever they wanted to do.
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We prosecuted, literally, we had almost 1,000 cases being prosecuted when they struck this down two years ago.
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It was suddenly struck down out of the blue, and they made the argument that it was unconstitutional, violation of separation of powers, because I'm the executive branch, for me as attorney general to be in court.
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But if they're right, every court prior to them, every case, really every attorney general in the country is violating the Constitution and has since the founding of our country, if this nine-member court that voted 8-1 suddenly out of the blue to strike this law down.
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We have one good one, Kevin Ury, and they waited until two days after the filing deadline two years ago to run against them, so we could not put up candidates last time.
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And because George Soros has put his DAs in the liberal counties, I believe he is funding, along with a group called Texans for Lawsuit Reform, funding these candidates to ensure that we can't prosecute voter fraud in Texas.
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Okay, so there's a three-pronged approach going on here in Texas to turn Texas blue.
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The first thing is George Soros coming in and getting the DAs in all of the big counties.
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The second thing is get rid of our attorney general and get somebody that won't fight back.
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And the third thing is the Court of Appeals, and I could probably flip those last two and make the Court of Appeals and then coming after you and trying to get you out as the final step.
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But if this doesn't change in the Court of Appeals, you can't bring up any fraud charges for anything in Houston, Dallas, or wherever it is.
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But these main DAs are the only ones that can bring up fraud charges.
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Well, if they're Soros people, that's not going to happen.
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I've watched Soros unelected Democrats that were prosecuting all kinds of different crimes.
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He came in and put progressives in who won't prosecute much of anything, including voter fraud.
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I believe right now they have Court of Criminal Peals in place.
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I have another trial, just like Trump in April, that has been sitting there for nine years.
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And the Court of Criminal Appeals moved me out of my home county, which is Republican, to Harris County, which is Democrat, and Democratic judges all the way up, and obviously a Democratic jury.
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Because after nine years, they decided they still need to get rid of me because the impeachment didn't work.
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The election, the attempted knocking me out in the election, and even having the federal government come after me, none of that's worked.
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And I heard about this maybe eight years ago, that they were starting to look into ways to go against anybody who stands against them with the court system.
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And I thought, well, that's interesting, but we have judges and we have juries and everything else.
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And think for this, for these criminal cases, they've moved me into Harris County, where my chances are much less at winning.
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And especially, you know, if we have a Democratic jury pool and Democratic judges, and then the Court of Criminal Appeals has the final say, I would say my chances aren't very good.
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They put him in very liberal places like New York or Fulton County, where the process is slanted against you heavily.
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And it makes it – and it's also obviously very expensive.
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They try to drain you financially so that you cannot fight.
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And unfortunately, it's not just the Democrats.
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This is the Karl Rove, you know, slash Bush wing of our party, and it involves the Dick Weakleys of the world with Texans for Lawsuit Reform and other liberal groups that seem like they're Republican, but they're not on our side.
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So the Texas for Lawsuit Reform, correct me if I'm wrong, used to be conservative.
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But now the billionaires are involved, and Dick Weakle is one of them.
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And he and Karl Rove and another guy – gosh, what's his name?
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These three kind of really make the meat of the Texas lawsuit reform.
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One goes out, raises a lot of money – a couple of them do, actually.
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The other guy is the strategist, and if I'm not mistaken, didn't Calabrese – didn't he go – he was part of the no-bail action, wasn't he?
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So he was helping work with the – I think it's called the Truman Foundation – oh, no, the Arnold Foundation.
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Very progressive group on criminal matters, and he was working with them until he was accused of tax evasion and went to federal prison.
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But then he also was sued by the Arnold Foundation for taking some of their money, and there was a judgment against him for, I think, $8.5 million.
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And then suddenly that judgment gets paid, and he's back working with Dick Weakley and Texas for a lawsuit reform.
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He was part of the move to get all of these – all the bails dropped.
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Why is a so-called conservative group and conservative like Dick Weakley – why are they bringing him in?
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Well, that's a good question, except if you look at where they're headed now.
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I mean, they've focused on taking out Republicans.
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They'll fund Republicans, but they give them so much money that they're beholden to them.
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And they're not necessarily a conservative group anymore.
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Their original purpose was to stop lawsuit abuse.
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And now they've branched into all kinds of things.
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They're supporting – they're putting millions of dollars behind the speaker who's controlled by the Democrats.
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And then they give all of his people millions of dollars, and they control the Texas legislature.
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And it ends up not representing the voters because now the voters – they don't even need their money.
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The House members don't even need their money because so much of it's coming from Texans for lawsuit reform
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and a group called ART, Associated Republicans of Texas, which Karl Rove is very involved with.
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So who are the judges that are going up for election this year?
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And this is going to be a tough one because nobody knows what the Court of Criminal Appeals is.
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When you look at judges, you don't know – you don't know how – who these judges are nine out of ten times.
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And people will look and they'll go, I don't know.
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And I don't know, I'll vote for – and you just guess.
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So you've got three people coming up, and Texans have got to know these names.
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I think this is the most important election I've ever been involved in.
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These three judges, if we can't turn this court, we will not be able to prosecute voter fraud,
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and we will be Georgia, we will be Arizona, we will be Wisconsin.
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I was able to stop that with my great team last time, but this is where we're headed in the next couple of years
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if no one that cares about voter fraud actually gets to prosecute it.
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And so Gina Parker, the three people that we want to elect, Gina Parker, Lee Finley, and David Schenck.
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And voting starts February 20th, which is this coming Tuesday, early voting, and March is the final election.
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So this is really critical that people on your show from Texas spread the word.
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And if you're not from Texas, realize if we don't hold on to Texas, I mean, we are in trouble nationally.
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This is the number one thing that people say to me.
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You know, Glenn, if we can't go after voter fraud, if we can't clean it up,
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but I mean clean it up on our side if there is any, or their side, just fair voting.
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If we can't prosecute this, if we can't go after it, then we have no trust in the elections.
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If you can get three people, Gina Parker, Lee Finley, and David Schenck,
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if you can get those three onto the Board of Criminal Appeals, Court of Criminal Appeals,
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there's a chance that this thing can be overturned.
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And the attorney general, didn't you have almost like 400 cases of voter fraud here in Texas going on?
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So we had over 600 counts that we were prosecuting at the time they struck it down.
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We had 392 investigations that had to be halted because of this decision out of the blue with no,
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There's not a single case that I know of in Texas now being prosecuted,
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not a single voter fraud case by a single DA in this state.
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Maybe there's one, maybe there's two, but I can guarantee you,
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they are not, this is not being prosecuted in Texas anymore.
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If this election goes the right way, then we'll still be down 5-4,
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but we'll be sending the message, so let's let you fix this,
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and the Court of Criminal Appeals will realize we're coming to get the next ones if they don't fix this decision.
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Well, the same money behind these guys, if this is accurate,
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would be the people behind the Speaker of the House who is just a nightmare, a nightmare.
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And you're going to see money spent on these races for the first time by the other side
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because they know that we're getting the word out.
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And so you're going to see these TV ads supporting these incumbent Texas Court of Criminal Appeals judges.
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I've never seen money spent in these races, but we're going to see it.
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And Texans for Lawsuit Reform and other groups affiliated with them are going to be involved.
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Stu, we need something like a jingle for Gina Parker, Lee Finley, and David Shank.
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I don't know how you make those names stick, but we need a jingle that we can play every day.
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You, as an audience, can somebody come up with something catchy that helps people remember?