The Glenn Beck Program - April 23, 2025


Best of the Prorgam ｜ 4⧸23⧸25


Episode Stats

Length

42 minutes

Words per Minute

163.81653

Word Count

6,894

Sentence Count

543

Misogynist Sentences

11

Hate Speech Sentences

18


Summary

Glenn Beck's interview with President Donald Trump is live from the White House today, and it's sure to be a big one. Glenn also talks about Dyes being banned from our food supply, Supreme Court cases, and what your kids should be taught in public school. And we preview a big interview Glenn is about to do with President Trump.


Transcript

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00:00:30.000 Welcome to the podcast.
00:00:30.880 A lot of big stuff to talk to you about.
00:00:32.560 We've got dyes being banned from our food supply.
00:00:37.040 We've got Supreme Court cases that are going on when it comes to
00:00:41.280 what your kids are being taught.
00:00:42.880 And we preview a big interview Glenn is about to do with President Donald Trump.
00:00:47.280 He's that interview airs tonight, 9 p.m. Eastern.
00:00:51.280 I believe it is blaze tv.com slash Glenn promo code is Glenn.
00:00:54.160 And also, and also, we're joined by Jeffy.
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00:01:06.480 And make sure you check out Glenn's interview with President Trump tonight.
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00:03:15.760 All right.
00:03:16.240 Hello, Stu.
00:03:16.800 How are you?
00:03:17.520 Glenn, how are you in D.C.?
00:03:19.520 I am good.
00:03:20.160 I tell you, the allergies, the trees and everything has just exploded in my throat yesterday.
00:03:27.760 And so I'm not sure how long my voice will last.
00:03:30.640 And I have to save it because I'm meeting with the president a little later on this afternoon.
00:03:35.120 I'm going to spend a couple of hours with him.
00:03:37.440 And that show will broadcast tonight at 9 p.m. on Blaze.
00:03:42.560 So just stick with me.
00:03:44.720 All right.
00:03:45.680 Let me let's start here with POTUS.
00:03:48.240 I mean, with SCOTUS, a battle for the kid.
00:03:51.680 The soul of our children began yesterday in the Supreme Court.
00:03:55.760 The case involves a group of parents suing the largest school district in Maryland for their white right to withdraw their children from classes on days that books with gay and transgender characters themes are discussed.
00:04:08.240 The parents are suing on religious freedom grounds.
00:04:11.680 In 2022, Montgomery County Public Schools added LGBTQ themed books to their curriculum for students from pre-K through the fifth grade.
00:04:22.560 The books include things like Pride Puppy, an alphabet book about a family whose puppy gets lost at a pride parade.
00:04:30.960 Love and Violet, about a girl who has a crush on her female classmate.
00:04:35.620 These are pre-K to fifth grade and Born Ready, about a transgender boy.
00:04:41.700 Again, these books added to pre-K to fifth grade.
00:04:45.460 This new curriculum is DEI for elementary children.
00:04:50.020 Now, at first, the Maryland School District allowed or alerted parents when the storybooks were going to be used in class and allowed them to have their children excused from the sessions.
00:04:59.780 But the district has since stopped giving both advance notice and an opt-out policy saying it's too hard to administer.
00:05:08.760 I mean, geez, it's really, really.
00:05:10.800 And it leads to lots of absences and stigmatizes some kids.
00:05:15.940 I want you to know this case is not about a few storybooks, a few colorful, you know, pictures of little puppies getting lost.
00:05:24.580 It's about whether you, as a parent, still have a God-given right to raise your children according to your faith and your values and your common sense.
00:05:36.220 Do you have the right?
00:05:38.680 Because if the Supreme Court says, no, you don't have that right anymore.
00:05:43.640 If the First Amendment Free Exercise Clause doesn't protect this, your right as a parent, then what are all our rights even for?
00:05:56.320 If we don't have a right as a parent to parent our children, none of the rights really even matter.
00:06:02.240 Now, the parents who are suing insist that these books, quote, promote one-sided transgender ideology, encourage gender transitioning, and focus excessively on romantic infatuation.
00:06:15.440 By the way, the parents are not seeking to remove the books from classrooms or the children's libraries.
00:06:22.300 They just don't want their children to have to sit through these indoctrination sessions.
00:06:26.240 Oh, that's not good enough.
00:06:27.780 You will comply.
00:06:30.640 That's what it's all about.
00:06:32.240 They're not trying to erase anyone's story.
00:06:38.960 They just want to not comply.
00:06:43.400 They want to shield their children from ideas that contradict their faith.
00:06:49.000 What is the First Amendment really all about?
00:06:51.540 Sounds reasonable.
00:06:52.680 Sounds like basic parenting 101.
00:06:55.440 First Amendment is clear.
00:06:56.700 You cannot burden someone's free exercise of religion,
00:06:59.660 and forcing kids to engage with ideas that violate their family's deeply held beliefs.
00:07:04.280 That is clearly, clearly a burden.
00:07:07.920 Religious liberty is in the First Amendment.
00:07:12.920 It is not a second-class right.
00:07:15.640 It is a first-class right.
00:07:18.720 Besides, this is basic common sense, or at least used to be.
00:07:23.380 Parents have the right to guide their kids on any sensitive topic, like sex, sexuality, or, yes, even gender.
00:07:30.680 It's not the school's job.
00:07:33.600 It's your job.
00:07:35.200 Period.
00:07:36.360 Now, this should be a slam dunk for the parents, but I don't even know.
00:07:39.720 I mean, if the Supreme Court doesn't see that, parents won't just be losing this case.
00:07:44.320 We'll be losing even more freedom to raise our own kids.
00:07:48.800 This one is a very, very deep red, crimson line in the sand that the Supreme Court cannot cross.
00:07:59.420 But we'll see.
00:08:01.000 Apparently, yesterday, did you hear any of the arguments, Stu?
00:08:03.820 Yeah, I read about them.
00:08:05.640 It definitely seemed like the conservative justices were a bit skeptical of the idea that you get to force parents to keep their kids in these classes, even if they oppose it, when you're reading these books.
00:08:23.280 But, you know, of course, you never know.
00:08:24.680 We've seen crazy things happen in the Supreme Court before.
00:08:28.940 What's fascinating to me is, and what's the motivation here, Glenn?
00:08:31.780 You tell me.
00:08:33.240 If you're going to have one of these situations where you have these books, and as you point out, they are not like, okay, there happens to be a gay character in a book about something else.
00:08:43.980 It is like straight out books about why you should think these lifestyles and choices are okay.
00:08:52.180 It is straight out what they're doing.
00:08:54.000 To pre-K to fifth graders, so really, really young.
00:08:57.760 This is not like, you know, some of these situations, they like to push out there, like, oh, you don't want high schoolers to read these books.
00:09:04.680 It's not even what they're talking about.
00:09:06.680 And what could be the motivation of not allowing parents to opt their kids out here?
00:09:14.760 They did offer that, as you noted.
00:09:17.160 They did offer that the first year that these books...
00:09:19.380 It's a hassle.
00:09:20.040 It's a hassle.
00:09:20.660 I love that.
00:09:21.580 There's no innocuous explanation for this, right?
00:09:27.200 It's just, we want your kids to believe these things.
00:09:31.340 Therefore, we will force them to stay in class.
00:09:35.040 What do you mean it's hard to administer?
00:09:37.540 There's all sorts of things that you'd allow kids to leave class for.
00:09:43.100 It's not hard to administer a kid walking out and doing something else, learning something different.
00:09:50.380 What's the motivation?
00:09:51.500 What's the innocuous tale here, Glenn?
00:09:53.880 There is none.
00:09:54.900 There is none.
00:09:55.980 You go back to the Bible.
00:09:57.580 Remember Sodom and Gomorrah.
00:09:59.560 And, you know, the angels come into town.
00:10:01.500 They're looking just for one person.
00:10:02.860 Just what can we find one person?
00:10:05.060 And they go in and they find one.
00:10:11.760 They find one.
00:10:13.300 And he sees the angels and he's like, come on, come on, get into the house, get into the house.
00:10:17.580 And he gets them into the house.
00:10:19.680 And, you know, like, you're not safe out there.
00:10:22.480 And then they start beating on the door.
00:10:24.520 Hey, let us in.
00:10:25.280 We saw these two guys.
00:10:26.780 We saw these two guys.
00:10:29.680 And you need to bring them out here.
00:10:32.100 The answer was, no, no, no.
00:10:35.360 I tell you, I'll give you my daughter.
00:10:38.260 Just not these guys.
00:10:39.340 Now, we found that a little, you know, that's when the angels should have went and went, you know, I don't know if we found the right guy here.
00:10:44.100 But it was a different time.
00:10:45.920 We'll give you our daughter first.
00:10:48.180 Give you our daughter.
00:10:49.020 Just leave them alone.
00:10:50.860 No.
00:10:52.160 No.
00:10:53.720 You had to comply.
00:10:55.660 If you were coming in to the city, you must comply.
00:11:02.100 They wanted to sodomize the angels.
00:11:05.340 No, thank you.
00:11:06.440 No, I'm, you know, I'm all sodomy.
00:11:09.140 I'm all, the doctor says I'm getting too much sodomy.
00:11:12.660 So, but that is what's happening again.
00:11:15.960 This, even if you don't believe in angels or you don't believe in the story of the Bible, this is a very good parable.
00:11:22.560 I happen to believe it, but it's a very good parable on what was going on.
00:11:29.200 Let's just look at the Bible as just saying, what was the general thing?
00:11:32.640 You could describe it any way you want, but what was generally going on?
00:11:35.360 The city had been taken over by just absolute degenerates and sodomy had become such a big deal.
00:11:44.220 You know, they actually taught my daughter in a Catholic school at Fordham University.
00:11:49.840 They taught my daughter that sodomy, sodomy dad was just their way of greeting people.
00:11:55.420 You had a Catholic school teach you that, that sodomy wasn't bad, it was just the way they greeted people?
00:12:02.980 Hey, drop your pants, I want to greet you.
00:12:06.020 That's ridiculous.
00:12:07.940 Absolutely ridiculous.
00:12:11.220 But that's just the way it was.
00:12:13.260 Well, you know what?
00:12:14.080 I don't want to live in a city where they drop their pants to greet you.
00:12:17.140 I just don't, I think that's probably wrong.
00:12:19.800 Speak for yourself.
00:12:20.740 Even if that was, even.
00:12:22.360 Lots of people, Glenn, you have to understand.
00:12:24.420 You can't opt out of it.
00:12:26.200 You need to make sure that you're participating in the traditional greetings of that society.
00:12:33.460 This is a philosophy that has no forgiveness, and you're either on board or you're not.
00:12:41.920 You're either 100% in, or you're an outcast, and you will comply.
00:12:49.880 This is what the left just doesn't understand.
00:12:53.140 I shouldn't say, the left understands this.
00:12:55.380 The average Democrat doesn't understand.
00:12:57.520 They think, because the average Democrat, I think, is still kind of thinking, well, you know, I mean, I don't like all of that, but I want to be tolerant.
00:13:06.340 There is no tolerance with this.
00:13:08.820 There's none.
00:13:09.400 There is no reason to force these parents or force these kids to go against their parents' teaching other than you will participate.
00:13:22.220 You will comply.
00:13:25.440 That's all it is.
00:13:26.280 Yeah, I love, too, one of their outs on this from the left is basically to say, look, if you don't want your kids to learn this stuff, then you should homeschool or put your kids in Christian schools.
00:13:38.720 Now, of course, it's actually Christians, Jews, and Muslims.
00:13:42.000 One of the lead defendants here is a Muslim, actually, is trying to pull their kids out of this, and they have, which is a fascinating argument from the left, considering how hard they fought against school choice all this time.
00:13:56.800 I mean, they have tried to prevent it, they've tried to prevent the rights for you to educate your own kids, and they're trying to force you to pay for that education, not once, but twice.
00:14:08.940 That's their answer.
00:14:10.120 Like, if you don't want to learn what we're teaching you, then you get to pay twice as much for an education you're going to get outside of these walls.
00:14:19.560 I will tell you that I talked to some people over the last couple of days up here.
00:14:26.020 Some of them with the Department of Education, and they are thrilled to dismantle that thing.
00:14:31.280 They are very, very excited to dismantle the Department of Education.
00:14:36.320 They're on the inside, and they're like, it's freaking them out, and we're shutting this thing down.
00:14:42.580 And it couldn't be more exhilarating, quite honestly.
00:14:46.180 I mean, tell me what the Department of Education has done.
00:14:48.660 Look at how they're taking on private schools, and they're saying you don't have a right to private education,
00:14:55.140 or you have a right, but we're not going to give you any vouchers.
00:14:58.640 We're not going to spend any money.
00:14:59.680 And look at what we're spending money on, a system that is getting worse and worse and worse,
00:15:04.860 and we're trapping our children into slavery.
00:15:10.260 If your kids can't read, I mean, go back to the 1800s.
00:15:15.680 Do you know that it was, I believe it was the death penalty to teach someone, a slave, how to read?
00:15:23.460 Did you know that?
00:15:25.980 It was a crime of the highest order to teach a slave to read.
00:15:30.740 Why?
00:15:31.820 Because if they can read, they can think.
00:15:34.980 If they can think, they're no longer going to be a slave.
00:15:38.700 That's why.
00:15:40.140 So this progressive, these people have hated, have hated the African American forever.
00:15:47.680 It's the same people that started the Klan.
00:15:50.380 It's the progressive movement that tried to wipe out every black with Planned Parenthood,
00:15:56.680 and they're still doing it and getting away with it.
00:15:59.880 Is there a reason why all of the abortion clinics happen to fall in the black zip codes?
00:16:05.600 Is there a reason that that's where most of them are?
00:16:09.320 Gee, I don't know.
00:16:11.780 They're still doing it.
00:16:13.600 They were the ones that were over in Germany telling you how to get rid of the Jews.
00:16:18.620 Yes, that was an American thing, not a German thing.
00:16:22.120 That was us.
00:16:24.640 My gosh, these people have hated and hated and hated.
00:16:27.400 And then the guy, Johnson, who stopped the Civil Rights Movement,
00:16:33.600 he stopped the Civil Rights Act in 1959.
00:16:37.180 He was the guy who stopped it.
00:16:39.420 Then just four or five years later, he signs it in, and he's proud to do it.
00:16:45.640 And then he signs the great, what do you call it, the great society bills.
00:16:53.300 So we have a great society that's going to help the black man.
00:16:56.040 And what does it do?
00:16:56.840 It tears their families apart.
00:16:58.660 It drives them further into poverty.
00:17:01.060 It miseducates their children, so they're just nincompoops.
00:17:06.420 And then, by the way, white people are nincompoops as well,
00:17:09.600 because we get the same damn education.
00:17:12.040 Who is this hurt?
00:17:13.740 This has hurt the black man more than the white man.
00:17:17.300 And these people, they still get away with it.
00:17:21.340 Now, ask yourself a question.
00:17:23.680 If you're paying taxes and this is your country,
00:17:27.600 why the hell can't you say, I'm not educating my kid there,
00:17:31.980 and I'm not paying you for that education,
00:17:33.740 because I think that education is evil.
00:17:36.600 I think that education is so evil,
00:17:39.420 because look what it's doing to our kids.
00:17:41.420 It's teaching them that they should be slaves.
00:17:45.360 It's not teaching them how to think.
00:17:47.580 It's teaching them what you want them to think.
00:17:51.840 No, not going to do it anymore.
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00:19:12.960 All right, hello, Stu.
00:19:14.060 Welcome to the program.
00:19:15.640 Thanks, Glenn.
00:19:16.260 Big day today.
00:19:17.900 Yeah, big day.
00:19:20.060 We've got, of course,
00:19:20.920 an interview with the President of the United States,
00:19:22.760 going to be airing tonight on Blaze TV.
00:19:26.400 BlazeTV.com slash Glenn, by the way,
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00:19:32.940 Do you have kind of an approach here at this point?
00:19:35.940 Do you know what you're going to ask him?
00:19:39.640 No.
00:19:40.660 I mean, I do.
00:19:41.480 I've got pages and pages of questions and notes,
00:19:43.640 but now I have to, you know,
00:19:45.580 it's going to take me an hour or two
00:19:46.660 just to whittle it down to the questions
00:19:49.720 I think I can get in.
00:19:51.000 You know, I've got, I don't know,
00:19:52.680 45 minutes or an hour with the President.
00:19:55.500 And that's from the moment he walks in
00:19:57.460 to the moment he leaves.
00:19:58.500 So you don't have a lot of time.
00:20:01.680 And, you know, every single word counts.
00:20:06.080 I know, I'm going to start with this.
00:20:08.660 I asked just for a list of the things
00:20:10.740 that he accomplished in the first 100 days.
00:20:13.360 And we got to page 89.
00:20:14.740 I'll have all of them tonight.
00:20:16.620 This is the first 80, I think, 89 days.
00:20:20.580 Look at that.
00:20:21.280 That's a lot.
00:20:22.800 That's just a list of the accomplishments
00:20:24.940 of the first 89 days.
00:20:28.020 That's, what did you say,
00:20:29.100 that four inches thick?
00:20:30.700 I mean, this guy has made more progress
00:20:34.140 than any other president
00:20:35.700 or many presidents combined
00:20:37.420 in the first 100 days.
00:20:39.100 Nobody's done what he's done.
00:20:42.060 But, you know, one of the things,
00:20:43.560 and I don't know how I'm going to,
00:20:44.800 because I can't ask him directly.
00:20:46.400 So I kind of try to ask him
00:20:47.760 several questions all the way through
00:20:49.140 that'll kind of give you a sense of,
00:20:52.480 are we looking for a reprieve?
00:20:56.620 Is that where we're going to get?
00:20:58.060 A four-year reprieve?
00:20:59.960 If the economy doesn't turn around fast enough,
00:21:04.100 because I believe the president
00:21:05.240 can turn it around.
00:21:06.300 But if it doesn't turn it around fast enough,
00:21:08.580 or if people don't understand
00:21:10.740 that he is changing
00:21:12.200 the entire structure of the world,
00:21:16.240 and he's trying to do it
00:21:18.320 in two years, really,
00:21:20.980 we're going to be left with a reprieve
00:21:24.280 and not a fundamental change.
00:21:29.680 And does he think that's really possible,
00:21:32.440 especially without Congress?
00:21:33.900 I mean, I'm going to rail on Congress.
00:21:35.480 I don't know if he'll join me on that,
00:21:36.780 but I really want to know
00:21:38.480 why he isn't pounding Congress
00:21:39.700 into the dirt.
00:21:41.020 I mean, Congress is,
00:21:42.640 they're not helpful at all.
00:21:43.720 And no matter what anybody says,
00:21:45.340 I've talked to enough people
00:21:46.080 just the last few days here
00:21:47.280 to tell you that anybody who tells you
00:21:49.400 that the Senate and the House leadership
00:21:51.220 is on the president's side,
00:21:53.420 they don't know their butt from their elbow.
00:21:55.500 They have no idea
00:21:56.740 what they're talking about.
00:21:57.760 They are not on his side.
00:21:59.060 They are not working with him.
00:22:01.160 And that's obvious.
00:22:02.500 I mean, they should be passing,
00:22:04.900 you know, I know this is going to be,
00:22:07.000 you know, he said,
00:22:07.780 I'm going to pass the largest tax cut.
00:22:10.140 Well, he's not.
00:22:10.800 He's what the Congress is doing
00:22:12.820 is he's actually,
00:22:14.200 he's thwarting the largest tax increase
00:22:18.300 in American history
00:22:19.440 that would come next year.
00:22:21.700 Well, the country needs a tax cut,
00:22:24.300 a tax plan
00:22:25.460 that will actually encourage
00:22:27.960 spending on business,
00:22:30.560 encourage, you know,
00:22:32.140 spending on
00:22:33.300 on creating jobs.
00:22:37.260 I also want to talk to him about energy.
00:22:39.120 I mean, what do you think, Stu?
00:22:42.780 What are the questions you want to know?
00:22:45.280 I think the economy is a big one
00:22:46.720 and how he's going to
00:22:48.120 kind of go forward with that.
00:22:49.260 We talked about having
00:22:50.060 that sort of positive agenda.
00:22:52.360 I think that would be helpful.
00:22:53.680 It seems like the markets
00:22:54.340 are liking that today.
00:22:55.840 And there's a little bit of a,
00:22:57.420 maybe a little bit of an approach change
00:22:58.900 over the past couple of days.
00:23:00.900 And that seems to be helping quite a bit.
00:23:03.380 I think that's a big one.
00:23:04.480 I think certainly energy is a big one.
00:23:06.740 The Department of Education
00:23:08.580 is another one.
00:23:10.020 Wait, wait, wait.
00:23:10.680 Go back to the positive.
00:23:14.800 What do you mean by that?
00:23:15.740 Like we talked about energy
00:23:17.040 going in and saying,
00:23:18.240 look, I'm going to build
00:23:19.200 all these nuclear power plants
00:23:21.040 in the next three years.
00:23:21.900 Because testimony on the Hill
00:23:24.120 yesterday, day before yesterday,
00:23:25.900 from the president of,
00:23:28.100 you know, former CEO of Google,
00:23:29.620 Eric Schmidt,
00:23:30.660 was pretty clear.
00:23:31.760 We are going to,
00:23:33.920 right now,
00:23:35.280 the cloud services,
00:23:37.100 if you will,
00:23:37.800 the compute power
00:23:39.320 for all of the big,
00:23:41.340 you know,
00:23:42.060 computer cloud servers,
00:23:45.040 they require currently
00:23:47.120 3% of all of the electricity
00:23:50.120 that is used in the United States.
00:23:52.840 3%.
00:23:53.400 In three years,
00:23:55.360 they will require 99%
00:23:58.380 of our energy.
00:23:59.580 Well, there's no way
00:24:01.360 that can happen
00:24:01.880 without us having blackouts
00:24:03.160 and brownouts
00:24:03.800 and, you know,
00:24:04.860 the rest of the country
00:24:05.600 just starving itself
00:24:07.260 from electricity.
00:24:08.460 That'll just collapse everything.
00:24:10.300 So,
00:24:10.720 a positive way
00:24:12.260 to deal with this
00:24:13.000 is to say,
00:24:13.800 I am going to do
00:24:15.040 the biggest energy push
00:24:17.980 ever in American history.
00:24:19.660 And he's already done it
00:24:20.600 for oil
00:24:21.120 and coal.
00:24:23.040 Now he just needs to say,
00:24:24.980 I'm cutting the red tape.
00:24:26.780 I'm going to make sure
00:24:27.360 that they're safe.
00:24:28.160 But there's new technology
00:24:30.240 now with nuclear power plants
00:24:32.240 and we're going to drop them
00:24:33.840 in city after city after city
00:24:35.240 where these cloud servers
00:24:36.340 are going to be
00:24:36.760 because if Eric Schmidt
00:24:38.720 is right,
00:24:39.120 and I believe he is,
00:24:40.280 each one of these cloud servers
00:24:42.120 by 2030
00:24:43.160 will need
00:24:44.460 a nuclear,
00:24:45.780 full-size nuclear power plant
00:24:48.000 themselves.
00:24:49.860 That's incredible.
00:24:52.620 It's incomprehensible.
00:24:54.500 But yeah,
00:24:54.900 as you point out,
00:24:55.620 instead of saying,
00:24:57.140 an alternate approach
00:24:58.740 to that would be,
00:25:00.000 hey,
00:25:00.220 we need to stop
00:25:01.120 these AI companies
00:25:02.240 from doing this.
00:25:03.200 We need to make sure
00:25:03.820 that they are not taking over.
00:25:05.080 That's the,
00:25:05.560 I would say,
00:25:05.980 what the left
00:25:06.380 would typically do
00:25:07.380 in a situation like this.
00:25:08.540 They would try to stop
00:25:09.260 the companies from growing.
00:25:10.380 They would try to stop
00:25:11.100 them from innovating.
00:25:12.320 They would say,
00:25:13.200 you need to do
00:25:14.040 more with less.
00:25:16.200 And our,
00:25:17.180 I think,
00:25:17.800 the conservative argument
00:25:19.100 there is to say,
00:25:19.820 hey,
00:25:20.020 no,
00:25:20.180 we're going to give you
00:25:20.920 the tools that you need.
00:25:22.300 We're going to make it easy
00:25:22.980 for these companies
00:25:23.820 to build nuclear power plants
00:25:25.160 in a safe way,
00:25:26.320 of course,
00:25:26.800 but reliable energy
00:25:29.780 that can fuel these things
00:25:31.740 would be great.
00:25:32.220 I think the same thing,
00:25:33.320 you know,
00:25:33.540 I think if you look
00:25:34.060 at Trump's economic plan,
00:25:35.880 he wants to bring,
00:25:36.460 let's say,
00:25:36.700 manufacturing back
00:25:37.440 to the United States.
00:25:38.200 Well,
00:25:38.320 there's a couple ways
00:25:38.860 that you can do that
00:25:39.520 and both of them
00:25:40.160 are completely consistent
00:25:41.240 with what Trump wants to do.
00:25:43.200 One of them is,
00:25:44.520 are obviously tariffs.
00:25:45.760 That's what's had
00:25:46.620 almost all the attention.
00:25:47.760 I think there's a reason
00:25:48.540 why the media focuses on that.
00:25:49.980 I think they rather talk
00:25:52.320 about the tariffs
00:25:52.980 because they're not as popular.
00:25:55.040 The other side of it
00:25:55.860 is incentivizing companies
00:25:57.060 to come here.
00:25:57.940 It's cutting regulation.
00:25:59.000 It's cutting taxes.
00:26:00.140 It's making the United States
00:26:01.560 into the greatest place
00:26:02.860 to do business.
00:26:04.680 People will want to come here
00:26:06.320 and the Democrats
00:26:07.360 have worked really hard
00:26:08.700 to take that impression away
00:26:10.600 from the world
00:26:11.520 over the past 20 years
00:26:13.220 and Trump,
00:26:14.780 I think,
00:26:15.080 in his first term,
00:26:15.700 did a good job
00:26:16.400 at encouraging
00:26:17.520 that sort of development here.
00:26:19.480 I think it went pretty well
00:26:20.880 with the economy
00:26:22.020 and I think like that
00:26:22.940 just,
00:26:23.320 it's just a,
00:26:24.160 I think he believes that still.
00:26:26.480 He just,
00:26:26.840 it hasn't been the focus
00:26:27.840 as much of the messaging
00:26:30.900 and I think that could help.
00:26:32.880 This is the problem
00:26:34.080 and I'm going to try
00:26:35.280 to get him
00:26:35.980 to explain this.
00:26:37.220 I can't ask him,
00:26:39.360 I don't think
00:26:39.920 I can ask him directly
00:26:40.980 because the president,
00:26:41.900 if you say,
00:26:42.380 look,
00:26:42.540 how much trouble are we in?
00:26:44.560 You know,
00:26:45.200 and is this fixable?
00:26:46.320 Of course he's going to say,
00:26:47.260 yeah,
00:26:47.460 it's absolutely fixable.
00:26:48.440 But he needs to articulate
00:26:51.400 or somebody needs to articulate
00:26:52.800 how close to the edge
00:26:54.160 of the abyss we are.
00:26:55.760 I mean,
00:26:56.060 I,
00:26:56.320 you know,
00:26:57.600 Stu,
00:26:57.940 you know,
00:26:58.860 I have,
00:26:59.940 I've talked about this
00:27:00.780 economic stuff
00:27:01.600 over and over again.
00:27:03.000 I had a conversation
00:27:04.200 with somebody
00:27:04.860 who I can't say who,
00:27:08.200 but they,
00:27:10.140 believe me,
00:27:11.680 they absolutely know
00:27:13.820 what's happening
00:27:15.580 with our dollar
00:27:16.560 and the economy
00:27:17.440 and everything else.
00:27:18.400 Okay.
00:27:21.360 An official
00:27:22.140 in the government
00:27:23.160 that that's,
00:27:24.500 you know,
00:27:25.180 that's pretty much
00:27:26.020 what they do.
00:27:27.260 And I said,
00:27:28.280 look,
00:27:28.460 I'm trying to get
00:27:29.120 my arms around this
00:27:30.080 because I'm,
00:27:30.600 I'm thinking about,
00:27:31.860 you know,
00:27:32.520 why he called it
00:27:33.520 Liberation Day.
00:27:35.660 And I think it's because
00:27:37.180 he's changing
00:27:37.900 the whole system,
00:27:38.940 you know,
00:27:39.240 that was set up
00:27:40.040 after World War II
00:27:41.000 and yada,
00:27:41.540 yada,
00:27:41.800 yada.
00:27:42.000 And I said,
00:27:43.620 and I don't think
00:27:45.040 people understand
00:27:46.220 that if we,
00:27:49.620 if he fails,
00:27:50.820 this is it.
00:27:52.640 This is our last chance
00:27:54.440 to save America,
00:27:55.660 that we're over.
00:27:58.340 And this individual
00:27:59.280 put their hand
00:27:59.920 on my shoulder
00:28:00.560 and said,
00:28:01.520 no,
00:28:02.500 listen,
00:28:04.320 we are over.
00:28:06.520 So he said
00:28:09.380 the same thing
00:28:09.860 I did.
00:28:10.520 He just wanted
00:28:11.280 to make sure
00:28:11.940 that I understood
00:28:13.320 exactly what I was saying.
00:28:16.400 And I found that
00:28:19.300 to be a little terrifying.
00:28:21.680 And I don't think
00:28:23.460 people truly understand
00:28:25.220 this is it.
00:28:27.160 This is it.
00:28:28.680 If,
00:28:29.140 if you,
00:28:30.120 if you want
00:28:31.960 to have a country left,
00:28:33.680 we're going to go
00:28:35.200 and experience
00:28:36.120 tremendous pain.
00:28:38.880 I mean,
00:28:39.140 Ronald Reagan
00:28:39.660 talked about this.
00:28:41.880 You know,
00:28:42.520 there's going to come
00:28:42.980 a time when
00:28:43.500 none of the choices
00:28:44.340 are good
00:28:44.920 and everybody
00:28:46.120 wants to eat
00:28:46.860 around the edges
00:28:47.820 and not take
00:28:49.700 the whole pie.
00:28:50.700 You have to have
00:28:52.220 the whole pie.
00:28:52.980 You're going to,
00:28:53.340 you can't eat
00:28:54.200 around the edges
00:28:54.900 anymore.
00:28:56.620 You've got to fix
00:28:57.900 the entire thing.
00:29:00.120 And that is going
00:29:01.240 to be really
00:29:02.020 painful
00:29:03.040 and dangerous.
00:29:04.680 And I,
00:29:05.400 I don't know
00:29:07.740 if I can get him
00:29:08.300 to talk about that.
00:29:09.540 I mean,
00:29:09.720 how would you ask him?
00:29:10.860 Is that,
00:29:11.360 do you think
00:29:11.680 that's the way
00:29:12.060 he sees it?
00:29:13.260 Do you think he,
00:29:14.380 because it does seem
00:29:15.080 like with like
00:29:15.620 the types of maneuvers
00:29:17.160 he's made
00:29:17.780 when it comes
00:29:18.260 to foreign trade,
00:29:19.080 for example,
00:29:19.520 he really does see
00:29:20.420 not just something
00:29:21.560 we need to tweak,
00:29:22.380 right?
00:29:22.540 Like an absolute
00:29:23.600 monumental crisis.
00:29:26.160 Right?
00:29:26.740 Yeah.
00:29:26.960 So do,
00:29:28.920 you know,
00:29:29.540 because I,
00:29:30.920 that is a,
00:29:31.840 a big change
00:29:33.160 and I think
00:29:34.040 slightly different
00:29:35.160 than maybe
00:29:36.180 the perception
00:29:37.240 was going in
00:29:38.620 and that's,
00:29:40.760 you know,
00:29:41.080 something he's going
00:29:41.580 to have to kind
00:29:42.080 of deal with,
00:29:42.800 with the American
00:29:43.620 people.
00:29:43.980 And it's why
00:29:44.500 maybe,
00:29:45.100 you know,
00:29:45.400 he's having issues
00:29:46.120 with,
00:29:46.460 you know,
00:29:47.640 some of the
00:29:48.400 independents,
00:29:49.700 losing support
00:29:51.500 among independents.
00:29:52.300 I don't think
00:29:52.640 he's going to see,
00:29:53.420 you know,
00:29:53.640 I don't think
00:29:53.920 that's the way
00:29:54.220 he runs
00:29:54.700 his operation.
00:29:56.020 I don't think
00:29:56.260 he looks at it
00:29:56.700 and says,
00:29:56.960 okay,
00:29:57.200 well,
00:29:57.820 this isn't
00:29:58.220 polling well
00:29:58.740 right now,
00:29:59.300 so I don't
00:29:59.920 want to do it.
00:30:00.820 No,
00:30:00.980 he doesn't.
00:30:01.500 I think he
00:30:02.180 looks at it as,
00:30:02.940 he sees himself
00:30:04.100 and thank God,
00:30:05.480 he sees himself
00:30:06.520 as,
00:30:07.580 um,
00:30:08.940 if I don't do it,
00:30:10.780 no one will.
00:30:12.300 And I think
00:30:13.060 that's true.
00:30:14.440 Um,
00:30:15.100 I don't know
00:30:16.780 of any,
00:30:17.240 Donald Trump
00:30:18.200 is completely
00:30:19.380 unique.
00:30:20.840 You know,
00:30:21.520 he's been
00:30:22.300 forged in the fire.
00:30:24.220 uh,
00:30:24.980 where he wasn't
00:30:25.760 in 2016.
00:30:26.440 He is now.
00:30:27.700 I mean,
00:30:28.040 what are you
00:30:28.280 going to do
00:30:28.560 to him?
00:30:29.480 You try to
00:30:30.220 throw him
00:30:30.500 in jail.
00:30:30.960 You try to
00:30:31.300 throw his
00:30:31.600 family in
00:30:32.360 jail.
00:30:32.780 You try to
00:30:33.340 destroy his
00:30:34.020 business,
00:30:34.540 his reputation.
00:30:35.540 They've called
00:30:35.840 him every name
00:30:36.600 under the sun.
00:30:37.360 They tried to
00:30:38.020 kill him,
00:30:38.440 not once,
00:30:38.780 but twice.
00:30:39.900 I mean,
00:30:40.700 what are you
00:30:41.920 going to do
00:30:42.220 to this guy?
00:30:43.200 He doesn't
00:30:44.220 care.
00:30:45.380 And so I
00:30:46.360 really believe
00:30:47.640 that this is
00:30:48.780 so far beyond
00:30:49.820 him.
00:30:50.480 He knows,
00:30:51.420 look,
00:30:51.880 I'm here
00:30:52.600 at this
00:30:53.360 time for
00:30:53.960 a reason
00:30:54.460 and it's
00:30:55.620 to save
00:30:56.160 the country
00:30:56.800 in the way
00:30:57.720 I believe
00:30:58.160 it needs
00:30:58.500 to be
00:30:58.780 saved.
00:30:59.760 And so it
00:31:00.140 is a
00:31:00.380 complete
00:31:00.760 departure
00:31:01.340 from the
00:31:02.280 Great Reset.
00:31:03.180 But it
00:31:03.780 is a
00:31:04.400 Great Reset.
00:31:06.700 The world
00:31:07.540 has been
00:31:07.980 shaping us
00:31:08.740 for this
00:31:09.280 reset.
00:31:10.140 I've been
00:31:10.380 talking about
00:31:10.820 this since
00:31:11.400 2008.
00:31:12.900 They shaped
00:31:13.960 us for
00:31:14.400 this reset
00:31:15.160 to where
00:31:15.660 they would
00:31:16.200 manage the
00:31:18.440 decline
00:31:19.040 to a
00:31:19.940 certain point
00:31:20.580 and then
00:31:20.940 it would
00:31:21.160 kind of
00:31:21.460 fall apart
00:31:22.040 and then
00:31:22.440 collapse
00:31:23.060 into this
00:31:23.980 new system
00:31:24.540 that they
00:31:24.880 had built.
00:31:25.800 Well,
00:31:26.260 he's
00:31:26.640 dismantling
00:31:27.660 that
00:31:28.180 at the
00:31:29.320 same time
00:31:30.120 trying to
00:31:31.260 put the
00:31:31.900 system
00:31:32.320 back into
00:31:33.580 place that
00:31:34.120 they had
00:31:34.400 taken apart.
00:31:36.180 I mean,
00:31:36.960 if he can
00:31:38.940 pull this
00:31:39.360 off,
00:31:39.820 it's going
00:31:40.320 to be a
00:31:40.660 miracle.
00:31:41.120 We'll be
00:31:41.400 the first
00:31:41.840 people in
00:31:42.760 the history
00:31:43.260 of the
00:31:43.580 world to
00:31:44.220 pull this
00:31:44.620 off.
00:31:44.920 And it's
00:31:48.320 an interesting
00:31:49.260 time to be
00:31:49.720 alive.
00:31:49.960 It's going
00:31:50.060 to be
00:31:50.200 interesting to
00:31:50.720 see how
00:31:50.960 well this
00:31:51.280 works out.
00:31:52.480 All right,
00:31:52.960 more in
00:31:53.260 just a
00:31:53.560 second.
00:31:53.960 Standby.
00:31:57.680 This is
00:31:58.600 the best
00:31:59.180 of the
00:31:59.560 Glenn Beck
00:31:59.860 program.
00:32:01.340 Here's
00:32:01.740 something I
00:32:02.140 didn't think
00:32:02.640 I'd ever
00:32:02.940 say.
00:32:03.300 I'm going
00:32:03.480 to spend
00:32:03.640 more time
00:32:04.000 in Washington
00:32:04.460 D.C.
00:32:05.340 I've learned
00:32:05.940 so much
00:32:06.880 in the
00:32:07.440 last couple
00:32:08.400 of days
00:32:08.840 being able
00:32:09.860 to meet
00:32:10.180 with so
00:32:12.020 many people
00:32:12.520 and then
00:32:12.960 in the
00:32:14.380 off times
00:32:15.000 I went
00:32:15.580 to a
00:32:15.920 couple of
00:32:16.120 days ago
00:32:16.420 I went
00:32:16.680 to the
00:32:17.220 American
00:32:17.860 Art Museum
00:32:19.140 Smithsonian's
00:32:20.200 American
00:32:20.780 Portraiture
00:32:21.640 or something.
00:32:22.720 What a
00:32:23.260 dump that
00:32:23.880 place is.
00:32:24.800 My gosh.
00:32:26.060 My gosh,
00:32:26.940 what a
00:32:27.180 dump.
00:32:27.880 And so
00:32:28.700 woke.
00:32:29.200 I can't
00:32:29.580 take it.
00:32:30.100 I just
00:32:30.420 can't
00:32:30.800 take it.
00:32:31.760 And I
00:32:33.200 don't know.
00:32:33.420 I think
00:32:33.600 I'll talk
00:32:33.860 to the
00:32:34.060 president
00:32:34.340 off air
00:32:34.960 on that
00:32:35.400 because I
00:32:35.620 don't think
00:32:35.820 anybody else
00:32:36.300 cares.
00:32:36.740 But he
00:32:37.260 might.
00:32:37.660 It's just
00:32:38.100 a nightmare.
00:32:39.240 Just a
00:32:39.700 nightmare.
00:32:40.440 By the way,
00:32:40.860 thanks to
00:32:41.240 Steve Bannon.
00:32:41.840 I was on
00:32:42.160 Steve Bannon
00:32:42.560 show on
00:32:43.120 Monday.
00:32:43.820 When did
00:32:44.200 that air?
00:32:44.800 Yesterday?
00:32:45.640 Yeah,
00:32:45.880 it aired
00:32:46.080 yesterday.
00:32:46.540 It went
00:32:46.700 in Monday
00:32:47.220 to do
00:32:47.900 his show
00:32:48.340 and he
00:32:49.140 aired it
00:32:49.520 yesterday.
00:32:51.380 Interesting.
00:32:52.380 Really,
00:32:52.880 really
00:32:53.040 interesting.
00:32:55.280 We disagree
00:32:56.260 on things
00:32:57.020 but he
00:33:00.000 also agrees
00:33:01.780 with me
00:33:02.100 that we're
00:33:02.520 in trouble
00:33:03.000 economically
00:33:04.240 where people
00:33:05.060 need to
00:33:05.880 understand
00:33:06.620 where we
00:33:07.920 are in
00:33:09.060 the grand
00:33:09.440 scheme of
00:33:09.820 things.
00:33:10.120 and there
00:33:12.380 is a
00:33:12.740 serious
00:33:13.300 mental
00:33:14.480 illness
00:33:14.860 problem
00:33:15.280 happening
00:33:15.740 on the
00:33:16.060 streets
00:33:16.320 of
00:33:16.640 Washington
00:33:17.200 D.C.
00:33:17.780 I mean,
00:33:18.540 when you
00:33:19.880 get into
00:33:20.420 the Capitol
00:33:20.880 building,
00:33:21.560 it's even
00:33:21.980 worse,
00:33:22.340 but on
00:33:23.180 the streets
00:33:23.820 it is a
00:33:25.060 serious
00:33:25.660 mental
00:33:26.200 illness.
00:33:26.860 I mean,
00:33:27.100 I've never
00:33:27.400 seen anything
00:33:27.740 like it.
00:33:28.460 My wife
00:33:29.340 has been
00:33:29.900 with me
00:33:30.180 this week
00:33:30.580 and she
00:33:31.160 said,
00:33:33.540 I've only
00:33:33.980 heard her
00:33:34.180 say this
00:33:34.520 once,
00:33:34.860 she said
00:33:35.200 it about
00:33:35.460 10 years
00:33:35.860 ago in
00:33:36.200 San
00:33:36.360 Francisco,
00:33:36.720 we went
00:33:37.260 and people
00:33:37.700 were taking
00:33:38.100 a dump
00:33:38.560 in the
00:33:38.920 street,
00:33:39.440 you know,
00:33:39.640 right as
00:33:40.160 we're
00:33:40.300 walking.
00:33:41.840 And it
00:33:42.300 was just
00:33:42.600 a very
00:33:42.920 dangerous
00:33:43.360 feeling.
00:33:43.840 And it
00:33:43.920 was a
00:33:44.120 nice
00:33:44.340 section
00:33:44.660 of
00:33:44.820 San
00:33:44.980 Francisco.
00:33:46.060 And it
00:33:47.420 doesn't
00:33:47.720 exist
00:33:48.040 anymore,
00:33:48.320 but at
00:33:48.780 that time
00:33:49.140 there still
00:33:49.480 was a
00:33:49.720 nice
00:33:49.900 section
00:33:50.140 of San
00:33:50.420 Francisco.
00:33:51.340 And she
00:33:52.140 said,
00:33:52.400 I'll never
00:33:52.700 come to
00:33:52.980 this city
00:33:53.320 again.
00:33:53.940 She said,
00:33:54.360 I would
00:33:54.800 never walk
00:33:55.900 alone in
00:33:56.840 this city.
00:33:57.680 And I
00:33:58.200 said,
00:33:58.400 well,
00:33:58.520 I'd be
00:33:58.820 with you.
00:33:59.120 And she's
00:33:59.420 like,
00:33:59.640 walking
00:34:00.100 with you
00:34:00.460 is like
00:34:00.720 walking
00:34:00.980 alone.
00:34:01.220 And so
00:34:03.520 we're
00:34:04.380 walking
00:34:04.740 down the
00:34:05.080 streets
00:34:05.300 of
00:34:05.960 Washington,
00:34:06.620 D.C.
00:34:08.020 And this
00:34:08.700 guy starts
00:34:09.420 to circle
00:34:11.220 us on
00:34:12.120 a bike.
00:34:12.660 And he's
00:34:13.080 got to be
00:34:13.320 about 30
00:34:13.780 years old.
00:34:15.140 And he
00:34:15.820 just,
00:34:16.220 he starts
00:34:16.780 circling us,
00:34:17.640 you know,
00:34:18.020 riding his
00:34:18.520 bike around
00:34:19.120 us as we're
00:34:19.640 walking.
00:34:20.320 And he's
00:34:20.940 like,
00:34:21.120 I'm going
00:34:21.500 to kill
00:34:21.800 me some
00:34:22.180 white people
00:34:22.800 today.
00:34:23.860 I'm killing
00:34:24.720 white people
00:34:25.820 today.
00:34:26.420 And I'm
00:34:26.660 like,
00:34:27.500 I know,
00:34:28.520 I hate
00:34:28.860 those white
00:34:29.260 people,
00:34:29.600 huh?
00:34:30.280 And
00:34:30.720 he just
00:34:32.500 kept
00:34:32.680 circling us
00:34:33.200 and,
00:34:33.500 you know,
00:34:33.780 could be
00:34:34.140 you,
00:34:35.140 could be
00:34:35.820 you.
00:34:36.040 And he
00:34:36.260 drives
00:34:36.820 around.
00:34:37.120 He's
00:34:37.260 just like
00:34:37.580 staring at
00:34:38.100 me.
00:34:38.280 Could be
00:34:38.640 you today.
00:34:39.480 You never
00:34:40.340 know.
00:34:41.720 And I
00:34:42.240 thought that's
00:34:42.660 either mental,
00:34:43.280 well,
00:34:43.420 it is absolutely
00:34:44.120 mental illness
00:34:44.840 or that is a
00:34:45.700 societal thing
00:34:47.020 that has caused
00:34:47.900 this guy to
00:34:48.580 think that
00:34:48.920 that's totally
00:34:49.500 cool to do
00:34:50.080 that.
00:34:51.260 But it
00:34:51.840 is,
00:34:52.140 it's,
00:34:52.460 it's really
00:34:52.900 bad.
00:34:53.300 But the
00:34:53.700 good news
00:34:54.100 is the
00:34:54.880 Democrats are
00:34:55.460 here for
00:34:55.840 you.
00:34:56.340 There is a
00:34:56.940 story in
00:34:57.420 Politico that
00:34:58.120 I absolutely
00:34:58.720 love.
00:34:59.220 here's the
00:35:01.220 headline,
00:35:01.740 and I
00:35:01.980 quote,
00:35:03.140 there's a
00:35:03.700 reckoning to
00:35:04.460 be had.
00:35:05.780 San
00:35:05.980 Francisco
00:35:06.460 Dems move
00:35:07.360 to push
00:35:07.820 the National
00:35:08.460 Party to
00:35:09.080 the center.
00:35:11.940 Now that
00:35:12.580 needs to,
00:35:13.000 that's all you
00:35:13.640 need to know,
00:35:14.300 okay?
00:35:14.940 I mean,
00:35:15.320 the gutter in
00:35:18.260 which the
00:35:18.660 Democrats find
00:35:19.580 themselves now,
00:35:21.040 if the
00:35:21.540 Democrats from
00:35:22.740 San Francisco
00:35:23.700 is leading,
00:35:24.540 they're the
00:35:25.220 ones leading
00:35:25.720 the way,
00:35:26.260 it's how much
00:35:26.900 trouble they're
00:35:27.340 in.
00:35:28.060 The story
00:35:28.740 says,
00:35:29.040 quote,
00:35:29.280 they are
00:35:29.520 attempting to
00:35:30.120 lead by a
00:35:31.480 national
00:35:32.180 conversation
00:35:33.020 around what
00:35:34.000 it takes for
00:35:34.460 Democrats to
00:35:35.100 win by
00:35:35.680 rejecting what
00:35:36.880 they deride as
00:35:37.920 performative
00:35:39.020 politics and
00:35:40.660 virtue signaling
00:35:41.760 and embracing
00:35:42.920 pragmatism and
00:35:44.220 quality of life
00:35:45.200 issues.
00:35:48.780 Really?
00:35:50.380 This is rich.
00:35:51.780 Democrats from
00:35:52.900 the capital of
00:35:54.380 left-wing lunacy
00:35:55.540 now are claiming
00:35:56.940 they want to
00:35:57.520 drag their party
00:35:58.380 back to the
00:35:59.480 middle.
00:36:00.600 And in this
00:36:01.220 story from
00:36:01.880 Politico,
00:36:02.800 they say they're
00:36:03.620 now interested,
00:36:04.700 get this,
00:36:05.900 on fully
00:36:06.700 staffing police
00:36:07.900 departments,
00:36:09.160 erasing the
00:36:10.100 local regulations
00:36:11.020 that drive up
00:36:11.640 the cost of
00:36:12.180 building new
00:36:12.720 housing and
00:36:14.000 focusing on
00:36:15.040 public schools
00:36:16.080 and closing
00:36:17.220 the learning
00:36:17.820 gaps for
00:36:18.560 black and
00:36:19.120 Hispanic students
00:36:20.120 in math and
00:36:20.900 reading.
00:36:22.880 Now this is
00:36:24.000 wild because I
00:36:25.400 seem to remember
00:36:26.320 that these are
00:36:26.940 exactly the same
00:36:27.820 people that just
00:36:29.040 did the opposite.
00:36:29.960 They're the ones
00:36:30.420 shouting in the
00:36:31.100 streets to
00:36:31.600 defund the
00:36:32.140 police,
00:36:32.580 burning buildings
00:36:33.340 down,
00:36:34.040 yanking our
00:36:34.620 founding father's
00:36:35.500 name off of
00:36:36.040 school buildings,
00:36:38.120 passing Gaza-like
00:36:39.380 resolutions like
00:36:40.700 they're running
00:36:41.140 the U.N.,
00:36:42.880 turning our
00:36:43.400 cities into
00:36:43.940 giant performance
00:36:44.960 art galleries of
00:36:46.800 needles and
00:36:47.500 poop.
00:36:48.780 These are the
00:36:49.460 ones, and now
00:36:50.240 they're like,
00:36:50.620 you know what,
00:36:51.480 maybe we should
00:36:52.000 have a few more
00:36:52.580 cops, and we
00:36:53.740 should make sure
00:36:54.320 our kids can
00:36:54.840 read again and
00:36:55.680 do math.
00:36:56.760 Really?
00:36:57.520 So were you
00:36:57.900 defunding, when
00:36:58.740 you were saying
00:36:59.200 the defunding the
00:36:59.960 policing, was
00:37:00.480 that all, were
00:37:01.460 you joking about
00:37:02.380 that, or were
00:37:03.800 you just joking
00:37:04.420 about the math
00:37:05.060 and other subjects
00:37:05.760 being racist?
00:37:06.640 Because I'm,
00:37:08.900 according to the
00:37:09.800 Politico story,
00:37:10.860 they're also
00:37:11.340 calling for
00:37:11.840 imposing potential
00:37:13.220 age limits on
00:37:15.160 elected officials.
00:37:17.200 Why?
00:37:17.740 He's sharp as
00:37:18.260 a tack.
00:37:19.360 No, no, no, he
00:37:19.820 was sharp as
00:37:20.280 a tack.
00:37:20.700 There was
00:37:20.860 nothing to see
00:37:22.200 there.
00:37:22.780 Did you see the
00:37:23.380 Elizabeth Warren
00:37:24.100 interview she did
00:37:26.160 with some, oh my
00:37:27.260 gosh.
00:37:27.700 So good.
00:37:28.280 We talked about
00:37:28.720 it yesterday.
00:37:29.440 It is, that was
00:37:30.220 one of the most
00:37:31.420 revealing things I've
00:37:32.400 ever seen.
00:37:32.980 I mean, she
00:37:33.300 actually laughs.
00:37:35.260 She can't stop
00:37:36.340 herself from laughing
00:37:37.500 at the concept
00:37:38.520 that he was fine,
00:37:39.800 even though she
00:37:40.460 said it publicly
00:37:41.260 over and over and
00:37:42.020 over again.
00:37:42.500 Play that, Sarah.
00:37:44.140 Do you regret
00:37:44.740 saying that
00:37:45.380 President Biden
00:37:45.960 had a mental
00:37:47.460 acuity?
00:37:47.900 He had a
00:37:48.280 sharpness to
00:37:49.040 him.
00:37:49.400 You said that
00:37:49.940 up until July
00:37:51.000 of last year.
00:37:52.680 I said what I
00:37:53.820 believe to be
00:37:54.620 true.
00:37:55.260 And you think
00:37:55.880 he was as
00:37:56.260 sharp as you?
00:38:00.560 I said I had
00:38:02.060 not seen
00:38:03.000 decline.
00:38:05.980 And I
00:38:06.580 hadn't at
00:38:07.520 that point.
00:38:08.120 You did not
00:38:08.500 see any
00:38:08.800 decline from
00:38:09.680 2024 Joe
00:38:10.580 Biden to
00:38:10.940 2021 Joe
00:38:11.720 Biden?
00:38:12.780 Not when I
00:38:13.540 said that.
00:38:14.340 You know,
00:38:15.040 the thing is,
00:38:18.220 he, look,
00:38:20.000 he was
00:38:20.940 sharp, he
00:38:22.460 was on his
00:38:23.420 feet.
00:38:23.800 I saw him,
00:38:24.660 live event,
00:38:25.700 I had meetings
00:38:26.900 with him a
00:38:27.460 couple of
00:38:27.840 times.
00:38:28.080 Senator,
00:38:28.520 on his
00:38:29.120 feet is
00:38:30.920 not praise.
00:38:33.000 he can speak
00:38:33.800 in sentences
00:38:34.480 is not
00:38:35.540 praise.
00:38:36.540 Fair enough.
00:38:37.420 Fair enough.
00:38:38.700 Look,
00:38:40.540 it is,
00:38:41.680 the question
00:38:42.840 is,
00:38:43.240 whatever politician
00:38:43.680 says,
00:38:44.160 what are we
00:38:44.880 going to do
00:38:45.280 now?
00:38:45.860 Okay.
00:38:46.840 Yeah.
00:38:47.340 I mean,
00:38:47.560 it's a great,
00:38:48.780 it's a great
00:38:49.560 clip.
00:38:50.340 He does a
00:38:51.160 great job
00:38:51.920 interviewing her
00:38:52.900 as well,
00:38:54.340 pushing her on
00:38:55.100 this because it's
00:38:55.620 so obvious and
00:38:56.460 she's, it's so
00:38:57.620 comical that she
00:38:59.200 can't even keep a
00:38:59.880 straight face.
00:39:00.880 We use that term
00:39:02.140 a lot, you can't
00:39:02.740 keep a straight
00:39:03.120 face.
00:39:03.500 That's a great
00:39:04.340 example of it.
00:39:04.880 She legitimately
00:39:05.760 multiple times
00:39:07.280 laughs at her
00:39:09.080 own public
00:39:10.620 statements.
00:39:11.280 like it's
00:39:12.360 okay.
00:39:13.080 Like it's
00:39:13.720 absolutely okay
00:39:14.640 and we're all
00:39:15.060 in this joke
00:39:15.640 together.
00:39:16.320 We all get it.
00:39:17.200 He's sharp as
00:39:17.800 attack.
00:39:18.360 The guy is a
00:39:19.180 Roomba stuck in
00:39:20.140 the corner of
00:39:20.760 the room,
00:39:21.300 man, just
00:39:21.920 pounding into
00:39:22.800 the, I mean,
00:39:23.760 for the love
00:39:24.360 of Pete.
00:39:25.700 Now they're
00:39:26.300 saying, you
00:39:26.720 know, we
00:39:27.060 gotta have an
00:39:27.620 age limit for
00:39:28.400 why we can a
00:39:29.500 Bernie strategy
00:39:30.300 with the new
00:39:31.240 Bernie is, you
00:39:32.280 know, maybe
00:39:32.880 suboptimal right
00:39:34.120 now.
00:39:35.260 This is crazy.
00:39:36.260 And I want to
00:39:37.000 tell you that this
00:39:37.860 is what you need
00:39:38.320 to know about
00:39:38.780 this.
00:39:39.060 There is
00:39:40.880 zero sincerity
00:39:41.980 in this at
00:39:43.000 all.
00:39:43.780 You have no
00:39:44.440 reason to
00:39:44.860 believe this is
00:39:45.440 sincere from
00:39:46.260 the Democratic
00:39:47.100 Party at all.
00:39:48.080 But just pretend
00:39:48.700 for a second
00:39:49.240 that it is
00:39:50.000 sincere.
00:39:51.100 It would be
00:39:51.800 enormous.
00:39:52.660 It would be
00:39:52.980 an enormous
00:39:53.580 breakthrough.
00:39:54.340 The heavens
00:39:54.720 would part.
00:39:55.260 The angels
00:39:55.680 would sing if
00:39:57.100 they actually
00:39:57.760 de-radicalized
00:39:58.760 the Democratic
00:39:59.320 Party.
00:39:59.680 But they have
00:40:00.020 no intention
00:40:00.760 to do that.
00:40:01.700 No intention
00:40:02.200 to do that.
00:40:03.020 Here's what's
00:40:03.440 going on.
00:40:04.660 San Francisco
00:40:05.380 Democrats are
00:40:06.240 calling their
00:40:06.740 strategy new
00:40:07.860 pragmatism.
00:40:09.640 What does
00:40:09.860 that mean?
00:40:11.220 In other
00:40:11.700 words, you
00:40:11.960 don't have
00:40:12.320 any real
00:40:12.820 principles,
00:40:13.560 just a
00:40:13.860 willingness to
00:40:14.420 rebrand according
00:40:16.180 to which way the
00:40:17.160 wind is blowing
00:40:18.040 so you can look
00:40:19.300 like you just
00:40:19.900 want to get
00:40:20.300 things done.
00:40:21.200 They're not
00:40:21.560 sorry for the
00:40:22.220 clown show
00:40:22.880 virtual signaling
00:40:23.840 policies.
00:40:25.360 Look how sad
00:40:26.000 she is.
00:40:27.300 Look at how
00:40:27.680 much remorse
00:40:28.420 she has.
00:40:29.020 She's laughing
00:40:29.920 at how she
00:40:30.800 lied about the
00:40:32.240 guy who had
00:40:32.620 the finger on
00:40:33.560 the nuclear
00:40:34.040 button.
00:40:35.120 Nobody should
00:40:35.500 laugh at that.
00:40:36.440 Nobody.
00:40:37.280 Nobody.
00:40:37.560 They are just
00:40:38.820 terrified of
00:40:39.940 losing again.
00:40:41.040 Look, anytime a
00:40:42.280 politician says
00:40:43.120 look, look,
00:40:45.720 they're lying to
00:40:46.560 you.
00:40:48.480 San Francisco
00:40:49.180 wants to be the
00:40:50.160 model for
00:40:51.300 Democrats to
00:40:52.200 win back union
00:40:53.700 workers, immigrants,
00:40:55.980 young people,
00:40:57.200 voters they lost
00:40:58.180 because they were
00:40:58.720 too busy arguing
00:41:00.040 that standardized
00:41:00.780 tests are hate
00:41:02.220 crimes.
00:41:02.840 good luck with
00:41:04.240 that pivot,
00:41:04.760 guys.
00:41:05.240 Good luck.
00:41:06.700 Good luck.
00:41:08.440 You can't
00:41:08.880 just I as a
00:41:09.700 guy who has
00:41:10.880 worked with
00:41:11.240 chalkboards for
00:41:12.260 a very long
00:41:12.780 time, you can't
00:41:14.360 just wipe the
00:41:14.840 chalkboard clean.
00:41:15.860 The whole country
00:41:16.760 has seen your
00:41:17.300 math and I'm
00:41:19.340 sorry, you have
00:41:19.940 to scrub it
00:41:20.700 clean and you're
00:41:22.020 busy scrubbing.
00:41:23.540 But we all saw
00:41:24.740 what you wrote on
00:41:25.260 the chalkboard and
00:41:26.440 none of this adds
00:41:27.240 up.
00:41:27.940 Doesn't make any
00:41:28.660 sense whatsoever.
00:41:32.840 When I found out
00:41:35.840 my friend got a
00:41:36.660 great deal on a
00:41:37.620 wool coat from
00:41:38.260 Winners, I started
00:41:39.640 wondering, is every
00:41:41.380 fabulous item I see
00:41:42.580 from Winners?
00:41:43.640 Like that woman over
00:41:44.660 there with the
00:41:45.260 designer jeans.
00:41:46.360 Are those from
00:41:47.200 Winners?
00:41:47.920 Ooh, or those
00:41:48.880 beautiful gold
00:41:49.480 earrings?
00:41:50.340 Did she pay full
00:41:50.940 price?
00:41:51.700 Or that leather
00:41:52.180 tote?
00:41:52.720 Or that cashmere
00:41:53.340 sweater?
00:41:53.900 Or those knee-high
00:41:54.560 boots?
00:41:55.400 That dress?
00:41:56.180 That jacket?
00:41:56.860 Those shoes?
00:41:57.880 Is anyone paying
00:41:59.060 full price for
00:41:59.860 anything?
00:42:00.820 Stop wondering.
00:42:02.100 Start winning.
00:42:02.840 Winners find
00:42:03.840 fabulous for
00:42:04.660 less.