The Glenn Beck Program - Best of The Program ｜ Guests： Nicole Arbour & TX State Rep. Kyle Biedermann

00:00:00.000 we have a tremendous podcast for you today we talked to the guy who started the recall effort

00:00:06.000 for gavin newsom what an amazing amazing interview that is real changes are happening

00:00:11.660 in california backed up by nicole arbor uh we spent about 15 minutes she's in town for a podcast with

00:00:17.500 me um and she's just funny as heck uh and you really you really need to hear uh her appearance

00:00:25.300 on the program also we had uh the guy from texas who is saying texas should secede or is that what

00:00:34.340 he's saying when you actually hear what he is proposing in texas i think you're gonna like

00:00:41.060 it's a really great show today don't miss a second

00:00:44.040 you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program

00:00:54.200 well there's an effort now to have texans vote on whether they want to secede from the united

00:01:02.820 states and it's starting to gain support now i just want to go back and then i know people say

00:01:09.260 um you know you can't secede from the union you can't break away i'm sorry uh that's the supreme

00:01:17.040 court and i know the civil war settled it did it did it really

00:01:20.900 yeah the the constitution uh and the the union the vote to get into it is not a suicide pact

00:01:30.500 it's not if it's killing freedom if i make quote governments long established should not be changed

00:01:39.780 for light and transient causes and accordingly all experience has shown that mankind are more

00:01:46.760 disposed to suffer while evils are sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms which

00:01:53.740 they are accustomed that's why that's what's happening now with us with covid you know it's a

00:01:59.460 it's we know that it's tyranny we know that it's bad we know that they don't really have a right to do

00:02:05.300 this but what are we going to do about it is that a light and transient cause well if we wanted to say

00:02:12.900 we're going to get out because of that or i want to get out because of the because of the vote that's

00:02:18.140 a light and transient cause but when a long train of abuses and usurptations pursuing invariably the

00:02:26.420 same object it vinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism it is their right it

00:02:35.240 is their duty to throw off such government and provide new guards for their future security

00:02:41.480 but see here's the here's the the the the point that i think we all need to look at and that is

00:02:48.760 what's the long train of abuses and usurptations because in the declaration of independence there's

00:02:56.640 tons of them and they're really really really bad because if i may go to the beginning of the

00:03:04.420 declaration of indian independence when in the course of human events it becomes necessary for

00:03:10.300 one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with one another and to assume

00:03:15.860 among the powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and nature's god

00:03:21.540 entitle them a decent respect to the opinions of mankind require that we should declare the causes

00:03:28.540 that impel us to that separation so we have to we have to be very clear on the causes so what are those

00:03:37.060 causes because i don't think there's much disagreement well there will be from the left now if donald trump

00:03:45.660 would have been in office they would have been making this case but you have a harder time when you say

00:03:52.260 i want a different country because the declaration of independence says it's over a long train of

00:03:59.460 abuses and usurptations and you're losing the freedom that this government so if the government

00:04:07.020 is tyrannical then you have the right to be able to get out you don't have the right unless you're living

00:04:15.140 under tyranny you have the right and the duty if you're living under tyranny and not some made-up tyranny

00:04:22.900 not like oh slavery 150 years ago no what what are they what's happening today what's happening to you

00:04:32.560 right now covid is a good example but it's one but is that is covid

00:04:40.720 is covid a long train of abuses and usurptations pursuing invariably the same object

00:04:52.480 or are these abuses going down the road the same road pursuing the same object total control over

00:05:03.600 people with the great reset and everything else that's going on i think you're i think you're you're

00:05:09.620 you could make a case do we have him on yet oh we do okay um we have kyle biederman on uh kyle is a

00:05:18.960 is a state rep from texas and he's proposing a bill to allow texas to vote on secession

00:05:27.360 welcome kyle how are you well glenn thank you very much for letting me be on and i don't know how much

00:05:34.080 more i can say than what you've already said this morning and i really appreciate uh you going right

00:05:38.480 back to the actual words of our founding fathers um because what's happening the negatives i'm

00:05:45.240 getting which are very few um come back to the fact that i don't love america well you listen to

00:05:51.440 every word you've said glenn we love america and that's why we need to do something about these abuses

00:05:57.160 yeah they're they are dismissing the things that made america america that's the declaration of

00:06:03.280 independence and the constitution but let me give you the words from the texas constitution all

00:06:08.280 political power is inherent in the people all free governments are founded on their authority

00:06:13.060 and instituted for their benefit the faith of the people of texas stands pledged to the preservation

00:06:18.380 of a republican form of government and subject to this limitation only they have at all times the

00:06:25.460 inalienable right to alter reform or abolish their government in such a manner as they may think

00:06:30.680 expedient does that mean the government of the state or the government they have aligned themselves

00:06:36.280 with well that is so true and uh with texas as well as every state um the the constitution does not

00:06:45.800 deny us the ability to um to leave a lot of people say that that says that but again the constitution

00:06:53.380 has the powers that are not delegated to the united states by the constitution uh or prohibited by it

00:06:59.960 to the states are preserved to the states respectively or the people right people is the real key word

00:07:06.360 plan the people are the ones that um can rise up and and call out their government for the abuses

00:07:14.580 and uh call out their government for the grievances uh that they are um entitled to uh make known

00:07:22.120 and we have so many grievances and the people's voice is what's not been heard so that's what needs to be

00:07:29.020 heard right now so the real question is um the grievances do they i mean let me go back to the um

00:07:39.100 the uh declaration of independence governments long established should not be changed for light and

00:07:45.320 transient causes if you read the declaration of independence the things the king was doing to

00:07:51.920 people is much more than what's happening to us now so what are those reasons and do they rise to the level of

00:08:02.460 get out we're not going to be a part of this well i'm going to tell you what the biggest problem is

00:08:10.720 the states have not they've they've given up their uh authority and the power that the constitution

00:08:17.080 has given them so it's really the state's fault that allowed us to be in the position that we're in

00:08:22.280 but some of the grievances would be our first amendment rights we've got a bill of rights

00:08:27.560 that has been trampled on by this federal government uh and so we've got our first amendment rights

00:08:34.960 our second amendment rights of course free speech religious freedom um the 10th amendment of course which

00:08:41.400 is all about states rights all these things are inherent rights that have been given to us that no one

00:08:47.500 can take so uh they're very similar to what england did to the colonists um uh you know back in the

00:08:55.660 revolutionary time so i would say that um the grievances are major especially when it comes to the

00:09:02.880 regulation um the forming of of agencies and taking over health care and everything else that has been

00:09:08.920 done by the federal government that is not their authority so states are the problem they've given

00:09:13.980 it to them so if this were just a vote uh i would vote for it but if this were a vote i think i think

00:09:21.300 um i'd have to really listen to the the whole argument if this were like brexit brexit i would vote for it

00:09:29.080 because it doesn't mean war this is this will not be taken i mean you're just not going to secede

00:09:36.700 and uh you know living in texas and knowing texans i'm like yeah go ahead stop them um but uh nobody

00:09:45.740 wants that nobody wants that so you're exactly right you're exactly right and and when you when

00:09:51.820 you compare it to brexit that's exactly what this is it is okay what do we do to get their attention

00:09:58.000 what do we do to get the discussion going not just in against the federal government grievances

00:10:03.500 but grievances our own state so we give the people a voice we let them vote and then we if

00:10:10.680 they vote yes then the government needs to listen to the people and the discussion begins it could

00:10:15.480 take years and we don't know where all that's going to go so this isn't a this is not a uh pick up

00:10:23.060 your guns this is a an answer when people say okay so we've tried everything what next this is let's

00:10:31.560 get their attention by all standing together and saying we're not going to be a part of this very

00:10:36.540 much longer that's exactly right that is exactly that's all the bill says and even if the even if

00:10:44.800 the legislature allows me to bring this bill through the legislature have the discussion the discussion is

00:10:50.440 not post what's going to happen after the people vote yes if they decide to vote yes for this ability

00:10:57.080 to reassert their status as an independent nation now after that the bill will also be delineate

00:11:04.400 now is when the when committees need to be formed the texas legislature federal government now we start

00:11:10.920 the discussion on all those other things but if we don't get that discussion going then we're never

00:11:17.180 going to be able to talk about these issues that are happening in our state in our country so other

00:11:22.200 states are watching us and they want to follow us and texas needs to lead on this issue so kyle does

00:11:30.260 this bill say that we are seceding or that we have the right to secede this bill just says that we have

00:11:38.980 the right to reassert our status we are if the bill passes we don't leave all that does is now we start

00:11:48.040 the process of the discussion forcing the legislation the government of texas and the federal government

00:11:54.380 to actually start talking about it and of course with the other states so a lot of people get worried

00:12:00.880 that we're going to be seceding if we vote yes no we're not going to be seceding if we vote yes

00:12:05.240 okay we have a process all right and uh have you seen any poll numbers on this do you think this would

00:12:12.140 pass well when you look at the poll numbers that have been happening for the last five years

00:12:18.000 it is trending upwards yeah um very much and we do have polls where we have the majority of texans

00:12:23.600 that are in favor of this but when i'm looking right now since i put out my announcement uh about a week

00:12:29.400 ago uh the response has been tremendous uh it's been from all over the world i'm telling you glenn but

00:12:35.760 it's been tremendous and again the people that are worried are worried in a way of the things that

00:12:41.400 you just said we we want to be careful that this doesn't cause a civil war well that's not what

00:12:46.280 this is about uh they're worried that oh the next day we vote and then we're seceding no that's not

00:12:51.920 the case there's too much to go through and we have a great example with brexit brexit the people voted

00:12:57.620 then it took four years after the legislature that was just getting out of the european union right

00:13:03.980 so this is this is really just uh putting some chips down on our side of the table you know you're

00:13:12.500 not listening to us so we're going to just lay a few more chips down on the table maybe that will get

00:13:17.740 your attention that's exactly what it is that's a good idea this is texas and you know texas oh i know

00:13:25.340 you go right back to the alamo you go right back to the spirit of texas and that spirit is inside texas

00:13:32.200 they just have allowed it to get too far uh you know too uh they have not really acted well as

00:13:40.080 they should with the rate this is going to wake people up with the rate of people moving into this

00:13:45.240 state i am very concerned about that spirit because the texans are uh i've always felt are born kind of

00:13:52.500 feeling that uh but it seems to be changing it's not gone uh i think it's still the majority but it's

00:13:59.120 it's moving in another direction fast and we could become california uh fast exactly right well i

00:14:05.420 remember what our education system used to truly honor texas history oh yeah no um my mother would

00:14:12.660 my mother would just tell me texas texas texas and that's what she learned every year in school

00:14:17.600 well that's been certainly minimized but we also have a convention of states article five

00:14:24.080 and that's in the constitution that that movement is moving but it needs another kickstart uh there's

00:14:33.220 only over 15 states that have already signed on uh we need 32 and if we get 32 states to sign on

00:14:40.080 the founding fathers were so brilliant that they gave the opportunity for the states to join together

00:14:47.280 to amend the constitution you know what kyle i did not think i did not think i was going to say this

00:14:53.740 but just from this conversation uh based on just this conversation so i'd have to learn more but

00:15:00.000 i i didn't think i'd say i'm with you but i'm with you i think this is the right direction to go

00:15:06.640 it's logical it puts chips down the table it doesn't point a gun uh it just it just ratchets

00:15:14.000 things up a little bit where it's like hey no we're serious and i think that's great kyle

00:15:18.140 thank you very much you bet you're very welcome and god bless texas you yes sir you just uh let us

00:15:24.500 know how we can help this is the best of the glenn beck program

00:15:29.280 there is a brand new poll that has been commissioned by the heartland institute uh and done through

00:15:43.180 rasmussen it is a poll on the great reset it has just been uh released uh as i am beginning to speak

00:15:51.820 now on stopping socialism.com this is quite an interesting poll it really shows you where america

00:15:58.900 is with covid and the vaccine being distributed all over the world you know uh with a second one on its

00:16:07.460 way soon you'd think the media headlines would be light at the end of the tunnel it's almost over

00:16:13.800 we can america and the world can get back to work but you don't see those headlines do you it's

00:16:20.040 non-stop fear porn more lockdowns more statements claiming we may not go back to normal for another

00:16:27.000 two years that one from bill gates the real story is no he's going back to normal nobody this virus was

00:16:38.540 the gateway drug to global socialism the great reset the plan that has been cooked up by the world

00:16:47.100 economic forum who has influential political and economic allies in every country including the

00:16:53.900 united nations and it will use the threat of covid and climate change to force private businesses

00:17:00.360 and corporations into bending the knee to their government overlords it's already underway it is why

00:17:08.060 companies are seemingly going insane and doing things like the nfl or the nba why are they doing that

00:17:15.260 it's not for china it's because the great reset is coming and capitalism itself is under attack

00:17:22.900 and will change unless you stand up our our entire western society will be forever altered at a fundamental

00:17:34.960 level how you live your life is about to change and most people don't know i've been warning about the

00:17:46.020 great reset for almost a year now and people need to get familiar with it really soon because joe biden

00:17:52.240 and john carrey are very familiar with it recently john carrey said while sitting in an interview with the world economic forum

00:18:00.500 that joe biden will accelerate i'm quoting the great reset with greater intensity than people are expecting

00:18:09.140 now before i'm called a conspiracy theorist these are his words not mine

00:18:15.100 now a poll was just done uh on people's knowledge of the great reset and it tells you everything you need to know

00:18:24.200 both for what americans actually want and who the bad guys are who the people are that are accepting and pushing this

00:18:31.140 republicans overwhelmingly know more about the great reset than the democrats

00:18:36.640 they also have the most criticism of it but america as a whole

00:18:40.760 does not want to have anything to do with this plan cooked up in davos uh you know with the world

00:18:47.040 economic forum and the un the poll is fascinating because it shows how divided we actually are

00:18:55.640 ideologically in this nation conservatives don't trust any of these global institutions

00:19:01.700 or even our own government but the left absolutely trust them the government workers

00:19:08.860 they pulled insanely favorably for this not only to the institutions but for the great reset as a whole

00:19:17.480 and why wouldn't they it's the government workers that will have all of the power if it's ever

00:19:23.700 successful and make no mistake that's all that's all this is about the great reset is about power for

00:19:31.620 the government power for institutions and you submission servitude or pain so let me give you the uh

00:19:42.020 the numbers here here are the raw numbers one are you familiar with the great reset movement a global

00:19:47.220 economic strategy in response to the pandemic that seeks to change the priorities of capitalism 35

00:19:53.020 of the general public say yes 41 say no 24 aren't sure uh 52 if you look at the cross tabs

00:20:01.500 52 of the government workers say they're familiar with the reset remember the average is 35 52 of governor

00:20:10.460 government workers are familiar with the great reset the highest of any employment demographic

00:20:15.800 70 of governor government workers who have heard of the great reset said they support it this is the

00:20:24.600 biggest support so government workers are the most likely to know about it and the most likely to

00:20:31.020 support it the people who work for a private company it has 43 percent support if you work for the

00:20:39.920 government the great reset has 70 percent the ideological group most likely to be familiar with the great

00:20:47.040 reset was conservative 44 moderates 31 liberals 23 of course they're watching fake news they're not

00:20:56.500 getting they didn't know about hunter biden for the love of pete uh two uh do you strongly favor

00:21:04.680 somewhat favor somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the great reset 22 strongly favor 20 somewhat favor

00:21:11.640 10 10 somewhat oppose 43 strongly oppose and 4 i'm cuomo i'm busy killing people i don't know

00:21:22.320 76 of the republicans say they do not favor the great reset uh 72 of democrats say they favor it

00:21:31.180 67 of other party officials uh party affiliations say they do not favor so it's only the democrats

00:21:40.140 76 of republicans against 67 of republicans against 72 of democrats for so you have the statist class

00:21:49.980 and the democratic voter everyone else is not for this do you have a favorable somewhat favorable

00:21:58.880 somewhat unfavorable or very unfavorable impression of the united nations 21 you're very favorable i love

00:22:06.600 them 34 34 somewhat favorable 19 somewhat unfavorable 17 only 17 very unfavorable 9 i'm busy going to

00:22:19.140 nursing home with covid in new york 66 of government workers have a very favorable or somewhat favorable

00:22:27.360 impression that's the highest again of any group 77 of respondents who said socialism is better than a

00:22:35.100 free market economic system also had very favorable impression of the un how influential should

00:22:43.340 international institutions like the united nations world economic forum and international monetary fund

00:22:48.040 be in reducing economic inequality in the united states so how much should the the world economic

00:22:55.660 forum or the united nations how influential should they be in solving inequality in america 13

00:23:04.320 15 very very influential 31 somewhat influential 18 not very influential 25 not at all and 14

00:23:18.320 percent again the ones who say they should be influential influential in solving all of our in in in equity

00:23:27.520 problems 65 percent governor government workers

00:23:32.160 this is the split in america there's there's much much more uh to this uh and you can find it right now

00:23:47.060 in stopping socialism.com let me give you this one what should be the highest priority for business in the united states

00:23:53.280 earning a profit to benefit shareholders or owners providing individual customers with high quality

00:23:59.500 products and services at the lowest prices providing good benefits and pay to employees climate change

00:24:06.720 or using business resources to pursue social justice causes i think this one worked out 13 said earning a profit

00:24:17.280 to benefit to benefit shareholders or owners 13 again what is the highest priority of business

00:24:25.280 44 providing individual customers with high quality products and services at the lowest prices

00:24:32.880 so you're you've got 57 percent 27 say providing good benefits and pay to employees

00:24:40.720 six percent say climate change three percent three percent three percent say using business resources

00:24:49.500 to pursue social social justice causes three percent of the population so why are they all doing it

00:24:57.880 by the way in the crosstabs only eight percent of democrats said climate change

00:25:03.360 four percent of democrats said social justice causes they don't even believe their own bullcrap

00:25:11.860 hmm that's interesting i mean i you could definitely see either one of the first two being the right answer

00:25:17.460 right i mean the the technical right answer is earning a profit to benefit shareholders though that's not

00:25:23.200 how people understand business giving quality you know experience to their customers is how and charging fair

00:25:29.000 prices everybody wins everybody wins but still 57 percent in those two buckets sort of the literal

00:25:35.440 understanding of it and the functional understanding of it is i mean it's a majority but again in the

00:25:41.140 united states i don't know that i'm excited about that yeah it's all great hey we got a seven point

00:25:45.900 majority okay sit down it's halftime i think they could change the score um this is just really important to

00:25:55.260 to show you that the more people get into government the more disconnected from real life

00:26:03.800 they become the more government workers we have the less responsibility anybody takes

00:26:11.640 you're not going to the dmv and complaining and you're going to listen to me and you're going to change

00:26:17.600 your service you're not you're not doing that to the the health uh department when they come in to

00:26:23.940 close you down they don't care they don't care i want to talk to your boss they don't care either

00:26:29.540 they're just getting paid they do their job period uh that's government workers are not

00:26:39.300 a good step it's not a step in the right direction and they are the ones that are coveting this power

00:26:46.720 they are the most likely by far to say yes all of this power from the great reset yes it should be in

00:26:57.040 the hands of the government this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:27:05.920 i want to introduce you you probably don't need an introduction here but uh yahoo finance has named

00:27:23.180 our next guest the top influencer to follow in 2020 she has an honorary star on the hollywood walk

00:27:31.300 of fame i think that's kind of like my doctorate uh for special achievement in social media she has

00:27:38.920 sold out events around the world she's comedian social media superstar renegade entertainer her name

00:27:45.060 is nicole arbor hi how are you i'm so good i you know i always defend you people always make

00:27:52.160 colonel sanders jokes and i'm always like guys i know i don't see it leave it alone and then i walk

00:27:56.420 in here and you look like colonel sanders yeah like can you not afford a whole jacket sir i heard

00:28:02.300 you have some money this is dumb you know this is really this is i'm actually kind of pissed at it

00:28:06.740 because everybody has played colonel sanders yeah and i mean look at me i was yeah i was born to play

00:28:14.040 colonel sanders yeah you should have shown up like that to the audition yeah uh so nicole you are um

00:28:21.340 you've been controversial for a long time because you're very outspoken um you're you're obviously

00:28:29.200 not afraid of of anything and we're going to do a podcast so i'm going to spend 90 minutes with you

00:28:35.080 or more because your your background story the story of how you got to where you are today after such

00:28:41.980 an amazing teen in early 20s yeah um is is remarkable when did you i saw something with you

00:28:51.640 you said the other day that something about you know you don't have to spend too much too long to

00:28:56.620 realize that uh you know all the hollywood people's although all the hollywood people are douchebags

00:29:03.060 yeah uh yeah it's true yeah so but you were part of that for a while what when did this change

00:29:11.840 happen to you uh and you you had the balls to come out and say you guys are all frauds well i i saw the

00:29:19.140 man behind the curtain and i went to oz i was invited to all the parties i was at the oscars i apparently

00:29:24.880 a project a documentary that i was included in won three emmys the other day and i just was like all

00:29:29.940 right that's cool like i just saw who these people really are and i saw that every charity they

00:29:35.340 pretend to support they don't support that charity they show up to the event to walk the red carpet

00:29:39.580 to get their photo taken to wear a dress that's twenty thousand dollars donate zero to the actual

00:29:44.120 charity and then just do an interview that says i support this like all of them were fraudulent human

00:29:49.840 beings like they don't have any values their only value is the dollar and they don't care how they

00:29:53.680 get it everything that i care about in my life they don't care about and it's just a

00:29:59.780 hollow existence in los angeles and i'm glad so what's happening because it feels like

00:30:05.440 with the election yeah uh a good portion of the country feels like they just had their teeth kicked

00:30:10.900 in yeah because i know you're a trump supporter you can't believe those guys won well they didn't

00:30:17.880 that's why i don't believe it we we know that it didn't happen so now the country you know has to

00:30:23.180 rally and decide who we are what what's going on i am a canadian that has taken on this country as my own

00:30:28.380 but we have to decide who the heck we are what we stand for and even if for some reason harris is

00:30:33.960 now the i'm not gonna say biden's the president biden doesn't know where he is but if if harris

00:30:38.280 is suddenly the president how are we going to act what are we going to do i think the masks and the

00:30:43.280 veils are off everybody we can see who everybody is so now we get to move on from here but you can't

00:30:48.040 but people don't see it's it's amazing to me we can watch i read this diary of this guy who lived

00:30:55.340 in uh germany and he was writing this warning look you guys don't know what's going on here in

00:31:00.820 germany and so he he took back to history he was reading it in the 30s he started at the first world

00:31:06.640 war and took you to about 1936 yeah and it's exactly what's happening now and he said the problem is he

00:31:14.260 said we have two newspapers one says it's this way the other says it's that way the events don't even

00:31:21.620 resemble yeah uh each other he said people who were my friends now scream that i'm you know uh

00:31:28.840 a racist or whatever yeah and he said no one is talking to each other and we believe the polar

00:31:34.800 opposite to be true yeah i actually i have so much faith maybe i'm just like a happy cheerleader by

00:31:41.420 nature which i am but i have so much faith that with the masks coming off yes avengers end game is

00:31:47.560 coming but we're on the right side and i know that i'm i see people who were the opposite of what we

00:31:53.340 think going wait a minute every single day they're waking up every day from the entrepreneurs that are

00:31:58.080 fighting back and opening their businesses from people saying these lockdowns are ridiculous from

00:32:02.340 you know just people being like hey i know you're saying electron fraud didn't happen but i'm watching

00:32:06.920 the video with my own eyes i i can see biden touching and sniffing children i know that's like

00:32:13.360 there's we can see it right so people are waking up and i have faith that more and more people are

00:32:17.900 going to wake up and it's i don't see a takeover so are your friends because when you first had a

00:32:23.300 friend uh because you were a friend i have one when you first had that yes yes uh you were in 2016

00:32:30.420 you were like i was i was against donald trump in 2016 uh and you were as well and you went over

00:32:36.460 to friend's house and they said she's a trump supporter hi you know me and my family were trump

00:32:40.660 supporters and you immediately thought you're a garbage human i was like oh my gosh you're a

00:32:45.360 homophobic sexist racist which i've said before was weird because her boyfriend is a black man

00:32:49.640 who a little gay um he's a dancer whatever uh yeah so like my bad um i really like and i was like whoa

00:33:00.920 nicole that's that's a you thing for you to automatically assume that this person is xyz because

00:33:06.000 you've been told to think like that and then i've told the story before that i was speaking at usc

00:33:11.860 like the night or two nights before the election and i was just supposed to there be there speaking

00:33:16.480 about social media and its effect on the elections and they wanted me to say that i'm voting for

00:33:22.460 hillary and that i would and i was like no i'm not gonna say that to the students and they're like

00:33:28.620 we strongly suggest you say this to the students and it was people from hillary clinton's campaign oh my

00:33:34.600 gosh and i was like you mofos like absolutely you can't tell i don't know if you guys have watched

00:33:40.420 my videos to them you can't tell me what to do because now i'm gonna go do the opposite right it

00:33:45.420 feels like you're shady people and then when i was on stage they took the mic and they were like you

00:33:50.980 know nicole was just backstage saying she was gonna vote for hillary if she could and i was like game on

00:33:56.700 flip table now you guys have an enemy let's go and i was just like that is so wrong and that was like

00:34:03.040 my first little inkling that this hollywood crowd aren't who they say they are and then as more and

00:34:08.300 more has come up the last few years i'm just standing there like my arms out i'm like i told

00:34:12.320 you so i feel like i'm in spartacus or something yeah i'm ready to go to war let's go i saw your

00:34:18.260 video where you expose yourself i mean yes i mean uh and uh you're the only person that i have ever met

00:34:27.000 that understands that superpower thanks i m&m'd myself yeah it's it's it's the great i'm a

00:34:33.360 raging recovering alcoholic i've heard i yeah i've made every mistake yeah i made every mistake you

00:34:40.300 could possibly make and i've always been open yeah and when when i had people you know come after me

00:34:46.060 and they're like we're gonna destroy you hi my audience already knows everything i mean i've got

00:34:50.540 nothing to hide and it is a superpower you think it is you think those things will destroy you you

00:34:59.140 spend your whole life going if people only knew this or that everybody's alike everybody's the same

00:35:04.260 i i love it i have you know go team academy which we can talk about on your podcast but

00:35:08.380 this is something i teach people to do is like put all of your junk out there in front whoever

00:35:13.500 doesn't back you after they know you as a real person doesn't deserve to be in your life right

00:35:17.380 they automatically just cut themselves make the cuts get a better team yeah it's good if you have

00:35:22.320 to act all day which is what i see in hollywood people are acting from the moment they wake up to

00:35:26.500 the moment they go to bed that's not a real life it's not fun and that's why you're depressed and on

00:35:30.320 drugs i think that's why i think most people live their whole life that way that they're you know one of

00:35:40.640 the best things that ever happened to me i hate to tell this to my children because i want them to

00:35:45.020 live around me but one of the best things that ever happened is i moved across the country

00:35:48.260 away from my family where i was with my family i was always the stinky little brother that's

00:35:53.180 what happened to them too yeah i know yeah thank you uh but you get to be your own person yes and when

00:36:01.240 you really dig in to find out who you are not who everybody has said you are yep but who you really

00:36:07.280 are life changes and it's really good yeah and i have family members right now who wouldn't just

00:36:14.120 they wouldn't agree with me being on your show for example because they have different

00:36:17.500 they suck you should cut them out i agree no i'm just kidding i can't do that merry christmas guys

00:36:21.860 um i'm gonna say merry christmas because that's what i believe um but yeah i know people that'd be

00:36:27.360 like what are you doing over at the blaze or blaze media whatever blase media i don't know what's

00:36:31.440 called yeah it's not blase it's definitely not but i'm just like yeah this is who i am take it or

00:36:37.320 leave it and i think by us living as good human beings and we don't always have to be angry and

00:36:42.980 fighting on twitter and in the press and whatever be the good guys and then it's kind of like what

00:36:47.720 martin luther king jr used to do is like be the good people so that when people are coming against

00:36:52.340 you they automatically look like the jerks you know march peacefully wear a suit look good be

00:36:58.980 intelligent how many people get this how many people not enough not enough my angelou was the

00:37:04.320 same i've been preaching this for i don't know how long and everybody's like well it's time to get up

00:37:10.400 and start no you don't play that you never win you don't you yeah you can't roll in the mud and

00:37:17.640 not get dirty too don't get me wrong it's fun it's like because you do roll in the mud well i do roll

00:37:23.540 in the mud but i see it as my like this is my blood sport it's like okay you guys snl you're really pete

00:37:29.060 davidson you're gonna go after small businesses i'm a daughter of a small business entrepreneur like

00:37:33.960 my dad's a blue collar guy ran his own thing that would be my dad if we lived there that he's going

00:37:39.060 after i take it personally pete let's go you know like if i put my gloves on snl you're not funny

00:37:44.720 we're gonna go at it and i'm gonna beat you it is so amazing because uh no surprise to you you're

00:37:51.140 very beautiful you were a cheerleader yeah and you you still are really happy and bubbly and everything

00:37:58.420 you think of as a cheerleader but you are a slugfest fighter which is so great it is so great it's a lot

00:38:07.920 fun yeah you know stand up for yourself and i don't i have this like superhero thing in me i'm

00:38:15.320 just like i was obviously like bullied it is such a weak word but yeah i was totally bullied growing

00:38:21.080 up i went through really hard times that we'll talk about on your podcast throughout my 20s and

00:38:24.780 was disabled and all sorts of stuff and i just my eye twitches when i see bullies and i see them as

00:38:30.960 open game i was like all right i'm going after you i see you going after them i'm coming in you can

00:38:36.420 swing at me as hard as you want i don't feel it i'd be afraid to the fire to challenge pete davidson

00:38:41.300 though because that's 85 pounds a man you're going up against of soy yeah i'm allergic to soy so maybe

00:38:47.840 he's got me yeah nickel arbor um she is going to be um uh she's going to be with me on the podcast i

00:38:55.940 think is it going to air this week or when we get back i don't know um but uh it uh i'm really

00:39:02.800 excited to have the conversation with you me too so thank you so much for being here you can follow

00:39:06.540 her at uh nicole arbor dot ca come on nah follow me on twitter at nicole arbor instagram letter i

00:39:14.960 letter b nicole arbor okay yeah um thank you for being here appreciate it

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The Glenn Beck Program - December 16, 2020

Best of The Program ｜ Guests： Nicole Arbour & TX State Rep. Kyle Biedermann ｜ 12⧸16⧸20

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