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00:02:36.140 hello america and welcome to the program we are exactly two hours and about 53 minutes away

00:02:48.060 from a new president of the united states our live five-hour coverage begins right now yeah

00:02:55.020 uh so stand by we're live in washington dc for the inauguration of our 47th president we'll get

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00:04:33.160 as we provide our live coverage of the inauguration today of donald j trump the 45th and 47th president

00:04:42.000 of the united states last night um i was at one of the uh inaugural balls uh that was fun oh my gosh

00:04:51.300 i can't get enough of them it's a big day it's no it is a big day it is a big day i'm just not a guy

00:04:56.320 who likes to be around other people around yes okay yes yeah so and especially when you're standing

00:05:03.020 there and the band is so loud you can't hear anything and so people continue to talk to you

00:05:08.320 and you're like uh-huh uh-huh and then they look at you like that wasn't uh-huh kind of response i

00:05:14.180 was looking for and i'm like i i can't hear you i just told you my daughter died of cancer yesterday

00:05:18.700 so anyway i last night i wrote a i wrote a speech for what i hope the president will say today

00:05:29.120 if i were writing the speech for donald trump uh i want to share it uh with you this is what i would

00:05:35.420 have him come out and say my fellow americans today we stand together at the dawn of a new chapter in

00:05:41.780 our nation's history this moment is not just about a new administration it is about a new commitment to

00:05:47.240 the founding principles that built this republic it's about the restoration of power to where it

00:05:53.560 rightly belongs with you the american people far too long our government has drifted from its purpose

00:06:00.580 too often it's overreached overtaxed overspent and overwhelmed the very citizens it was created

00:06:07.060 to serve today that era of excess ends the time has come to reaffirm the truth that our rights come

00:06:16.780 not from government but from god government doesn't create it can't invent it can't inspire its role is

00:06:24.380 not to command but to protect to preserve the freedoms that allow you to build your dreams for

00:06:31.620 you to raise your family and you to live your life without interference for decades the bloated

00:06:38.600 federal bureaucracy has grown unchecked sapping the vitality of our economy and the strength of our

00:06:44.260 communities departments that were meant to have help have become barriers to progress agencies designed

00:06:52.160 to protect have too often been punished and punishing the very people they exist to serve

00:06:57.340 but today i pledge to you to dismantle what has become an unaccountable administrative state

00:07:04.720 and i'm going to begin with closing the department of education returning its power of teaching our

00:07:10.280 children to the parents to the local communities to the state government where it belongs washington dc has

00:07:17.160 no business deciding what our children learn or how they're taught but i'm not going to stop there

00:07:23.180 any department or agency that is ineffective inefficient or usurps the rights of the states or the people

00:07:31.460 will face the same scrutiny and same end the balance of power shifts has shifted uh too far from the people

00:07:41.360 to the unlected unofficial unelected officials who believe they answer to no one so let me be clear

00:07:47.300 they answer to the president and as your chief executive i answer to you the administrative state

00:07:54.700 will be reduced in size and scope those who think today that they can outlast this administration

00:08:01.860 and maintain the status quo will find that the days of faceless power are over now the national debt

00:08:10.180 it's a silent thief that's all it is robbing future generations of their prosperity overspending

00:08:17.220 has put us on a perilous path and no responsible leader can allow it to continue we will balance the

00:08:23.520 federal budget by making government smaller smarter and more focused programs that don't deliver results

00:08:30.440 are going to be eliminated fraud waste and abuse will be rooted out and as we reduce the size of

00:08:37.320 government we are going to unleash the potential of the private sector to drive innovation create jobs

00:08:43.580 and build wealth today's to those who say it can't be done i say this watch us this is not a time for

00:08:52.560 excuses but bold action we are going to leave our children not a legacy of debt but a legacy of

00:08:59.380 opportunity now no american who abides by our laws should ever live in fear of the government

00:09:06.560 but today far too many americans do whether it's political persecution administrative overreach or an

00:09:14.600 unbalanced justice system many have been silenced or crushed by the weight of this government that was

00:09:20.620 supposed to serve them i'm going to ensure that justice is blind fair and free from political

00:09:28.520 influence those who broke our laws on either side of the aisle they will be held accountable

00:09:34.640 but let me also say this political persecution will end on my watch it has no place in a free society

00:09:41.920 we're going to restore common law in our courtrooms common sense in our schools and common decency in

00:09:49.160 our public discourse we're going to ensure that the bill of rights is not just words on paper but a living

00:09:54.940 promise to every american a nation without borders a nation without laws is a nation that does not

00:10:02.900 exist for far too long our borders have been porous leaving us vulnerable to the trafficking of drugs

00:10:10.160 children and human lives lives this is not compassion this is chaos and it ends now we're going to

00:10:18.980 secure our borders we're going to enforce our laws we are going to deport those who have entered illegally

00:10:25.540 and to the cartels that profit from this evil consider this your notice comply with our laws or we will

00:10:34.420 destroy your operation with a full might and power of the united states every american has a right to feel

00:10:42.120 safe in their home their neighborhood and their community we're going to ensure that law enforcement

00:10:47.600 has the tools and support they need to do their jobs and we will back the blue we're also going to

00:10:56.100 end the endless wars abroad because they've drained our resources and diverted our focus from our own

00:11:01.880 people we're going to bring our troops home from the conflicts all over the world we're going to stop

00:11:08.200 sending money to ukraine we're not going to send troops to the middle east we're going to stand firm

00:11:14.080 against tyranny mark my words but we're not going to waste american lives and treasures on war

00:11:19.820 that doesn't serve our national interest we're going to confront evil where exists

00:11:25.940 but we're going to do it with clarity strength and purpose and we will do it quickly and come home

00:11:32.580 we will no longer coexist with those who traffic in human misery at any level or seek to destroy the innocent

00:11:41.580 america will lead the world by example not by endless entanglements and to those despots terrorist

00:11:49.640 and simple opportunists understand this the blue american passport means something again beginning

00:11:57.980 today it means the holder is an american citizen now citizens should know that this government works for

00:12:04.980 them but if they enter a foreign country they need to know they need to abide by that country's laws

00:12:11.440 but those countries or individuals groups that do not care about international law understand

00:12:17.680 that if you take hurt or kill an american citizen you should begin to count your life in days hours and

00:12:25.900 minutes because the blue passport means american protection and power for every citizen you take our

00:12:34.720 citizens you will pay the ultimate price without delay and without any mercy

00:12:41.120 domestically this is a moment of healing our wounds and division have scarred our nation

00:12:50.620 they haven't broken us but they've scarred us to those who have felt forgotten i want you to know

00:12:58.180 today i see you to those who have felt silenced i hear you and to those who have lost faith in the

00:13:05.860 promise of america i pledge to you to do everything in my power to restore it we're not a country defined

00:13:13.200 by the bitterness bitterness of the past but by the possibilities of the future together we will renew the spirit of

00:13:20.880 our nation together we will rekindle the flame of freedom that has always guided us today we need to

00:13:29.200 remember who we are we are the heirs of pioneers and builders and dreamers we're a nation of liberty and

00:13:36.560 opportunity of faith and courage this is your country its future is in your hands it's not the government

00:13:47.080 government but you the workers the dreamers the parents the patriots you are the engine of this

00:13:55.480 nation so as lincoln said let us heal the wounds of this division with the balm of unity let's speak to

00:14:05.800 one another with respect debate with civility and strive together for the common good the challenges

00:14:12.220 before us are great but so is our resolve the promise of america is alive and our best days are

00:14:19.980 yet to come together we will and can build a nation that is stronger freer and more prosperous than ever

00:14:27.560 before we just need to rise above our differences and unite in a common purpose let us be a government

00:14:36.160 that works for the people not against them let's be a nation that inspires the world not through

00:14:41.980 dominance but through our example the work ahead isn't going to be easy but nothing worth it

00:14:49.900 ever is together we're going to reclaim the promise of america not just for ourselves but also for our

00:14:59.000 children and their children and their children's children today marks the beginning of a new golden age

00:15:06.040 for our nation may god bless you and may god bless the united states of america that's what i want to hear our

00:15:12.880 president say today that's the kind of that's the kind of promises i want him to make and that's the kind of

00:15:22.600 attitude i want him to share absolute firmness in his resolve to get the work of the people done but also

00:15:33.320 to unite to inspire to uplift us to turn the page from the past and bring us into a new better chapter

00:15:45.660 of america from washington dc our live coverage on blaze tv begins in two hours it will begin on this

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00:16:00.820 about a five-hour program we hope you're with us the entire day we're going to tell you what it was

00:16:05.720 like here in washington last night what it's like this morning what's happening now as they prepare

00:16:11.040 donald trump uh to take the oath we're also going to talk to you a little bit about security in this

00:16:16.940 uh city because it is uh it's quite remarkable things i've never seen in america i've seen just

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00:19:06.060 welcome to the program we are uh thrilled to be able to broadcast today uh from afpi uh this is

00:19:26.020 these this american first policy institute you know when everybody was like oh the heritage foundation

00:19:31.880 is going to control everything and they've got this yeah not so much apparently it's uh afpi uh that

00:19:39.440 has we they have 30 people uh going into the cabinet either at cabinet level or the director

00:19:47.120 underneath the cabinet um this is this is the place where the brains and the brawn have really come

00:19:53.920 from and we're at their headquarters uh just across the river you see behind me looks like the looks like

00:20:01.060 i'm a unicorn because apparently the washington monument is sticking right out of the top of my

00:20:05.680 head look like that it does and look at you you have one too it's it's fantastic yours is a light

00:20:13.260 unicorn i didn't recognize that till i right there yeah the thing i will say is looking over this river

00:20:18.880 right now it's not right in the camera shot but man that watergate is an ugly building that that is a

00:20:25.440 heap that is one of the literally one of the ugliest buildings i've ever seen in my entire life you know

00:20:30.500 what's amazing is the river is completely frozen yeah the potomac is at a dead stop completely frozen

00:20:37.080 it's not that cold i just want you to know it's i mean it's cold it's pretty cold but if you're from

00:20:42.060 anywhere north of the mason dixon line you're like what a wuss i mean you're standing outside for hours

00:20:49.240 and hours and hours and hours everyone who came here knew they were going to yeah so in in here's

00:20:55.860 another thing everybody kept saying the the last time this happened was uh with ronald reagan in 1984

00:21:04.140 1985 yeah the last time that they went inside was 1985 you know the only time they went and

00:21:13.200 held it outdoors prior to that was 1981 i don't i didn't know that yeah it was always inside the

00:21:22.660 rotunda and reagan had it moved or somebody had it moved to the steps of the capital outside so more

00:21:30.500 people could come the very next time they were like you know it's a little chilly it is chilly yeah

00:21:36.600 this is not because it's chilly i've seen things i've never seen before in fact i was talking to some

00:21:41.840 guys that are in the military and uh we saw the motorcade a couple of times last night it it's

00:21:48.860 he's not in the beast yet um but he is traveling around in black u.s government uh armored vehicles

00:21:57.600 and they all have uh an electronic device up on top of the vehicles that military people say they've

00:22:05.280 only seen in iraq uh and it stops all drones it just disables oh yeah everything electronic

00:22:11.820 all around um you uh do you so you you mentioned this the other day you think it's security concerns

00:22:17.180 the real reason absolutely it is absolutely that makes a lot of sense yeah it's not like people

00:22:21.240 are coming and they're like oh my gosh it's it's it's it's 28 degrees i didn't see that coming

00:22:27.240 right the river is frozen what crossed my mind was new year's eve yeah like look there's like all

00:22:33.500 these people they stand out there for like 12 straight hours i know i know and watch the ball drop

00:22:38.040 right and it's everybody really cold everybody knows this but i will say like there is some real

00:22:42.900 danger and people might not be ready right and you're an older person you come in from a southern

00:22:48.040 state you're not used to that cold you stand outside i say let them die if you're an airplane in the

00:22:53.680 movie right now i say let them crash uh yeah it i think the security is all about the president and

00:23:01.520 it is not domestic it is it's foreign that they're worried about and the secret service just

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00:24:37.100 welcome to the glenbeck program live from washington dc the blaze news senior editor for politics and

00:24:55.660 blaze media washington correspondent and uh overall good guy and uh also the uh author of the beltway

00:25:03.420 brief at uh the blaze.com slash bedford something you should read every morning uh when it comes

00:25:10.220 chris bread bedford is with us now and uh you know chris i i said something about the capital earlier

00:25:17.640 and i said it just to make sure that everybody was listening i was wondering that's what that was so

00:25:23.000 yeah that's what it was i was just making sure actually correction here on uh the uh the outdoor

00:25:29.760 inauguration yes ronald reagan did move the inauguration and he did it in a populist direction

00:25:35.240 he's the first one to move it to the west side of the capital facing the national mall with that big

00:25:39.480 beautiful shot so you've seen outdoor inaugurations before you can see the old photograph of lincoln's

00:25:44.480 second inaugural all right booth is in the crowd all right as calvin coolidge but it was always facing

00:25:49.640 east capital it was even harder to get a ticket back then really is the east capital indoors shut up

00:25:54.480 dome over it is that was shut up yes yes okay an iron dome an iron dome an iron dome yeah i should

00:26:00.780 have i should have i mean we were just talking about a william harry henry harrison is the guy who

00:26:05.900 caught cold and died 30 days because didn't he speak for like two hours he just kept going on and on

00:26:12.200 and on and they're like oh i wish he would die and 31 days later he died uh and his doctors were

00:26:18.060 called incompetent for that and i think i think the responsibility really was his quite honestly

00:26:23.540 well it doesn't really have anything to do with cold right that's a that's a not shut up stew are

00:26:29.480 you a doctor are you a doctor well you know if his hair was wet it's it's it when when you're when

00:26:34.600 it's cold indoors you can get it that way i think like like when he was on the other side of the

00:26:38.360 capitol in the dome uh all right so uh chris how are things what are you expecting today what what

00:26:44.280 has the weekend been like for you what have you seen and witnessed on the weekends i mean people

00:26:48.560 still descended on washington dc even though so much has been canceled of the public events uh

00:26:53.280 non-refundable four nights and hotels in dc have not been canceled yeah so a lot of people decided

00:26:57.920 to instead pack out the bars and restaurants go to these brunches go to the concerts and it's been

00:27:03.440 such an incredible shift in the vibe from 2017 when we were told that nothing was i mean now you've got

00:27:10.720 designer brands yeah uh advertising that they're dressing uh the the second late unbelievable isn't it

00:27:17.380 snoop dogg performing at these events yeah it is the whole thing has changed and actually for the first

00:27:23.220 time and i've my first inauguration i attended in person also very cold was george w bush's second

00:27:28.120 inaugural and the the big difference here is how hard it's been to get a ticket to anything dc thrives

00:27:35.620 off of free tickets people at dc don't like they spend your money on a million oh yeah yeah yeah lord

00:27:40.840 knows not spending their money right right party this year they can't because silicon valley corporate

00:27:46.220 america everyone's ponied up 200 million dollars raised for a 50 million dollar event that's been

00:27:51.720 canceled all of those tickets have evaporated they've gone away and they've gone to people

00:27:55.800 who've paid for them which you know it's a wonderful thing to have a sold out event but it is tough for

00:28:00.580 us uh us guys here in dc who just like a free a free beer right uh i have to i have to tell you

00:28:05.780 the the change is absolutely remarkable i attended uh the youtube uh i don't even know what they call it

00:28:15.700 get together there's about 30 uh uh youtubers that were influencers that were uh invited and uh i'm

00:28:25.000 standing there and the ceo of youtube comes up very nice guy um but he tells me about you don't know how

00:28:32.760 hard it's been to hold the line you know they're at youtube to keep you know keep things going and you

00:28:38.080 guys are really important i thought to myself wow everything has changed uh i'm hearing the president

00:28:43.940 of youtube tell me about how hard it was to hold the line on uh on freedom of speech uh i didn't

00:28:51.260 expect that one uh coming and i didn't i don't think anybody in the room expected to be sitting

00:28:55.860 in the room with youtube i don't know uh and hearing praise just six months ago but here we are and it's

00:29:04.000 wonderful in 2017 i went to a party with facebook we threw with the daily caller for the inauguration

00:29:09.440 and it was a grim even though it was a great success as far as any kind of event goes it was

00:29:14.360 a grim atmosphere for the employees and it was the last thing that they did with conservatives for

00:29:18.360 years and years after oh yeah because the revolt and one of the things that trump will hopefully be

00:29:22.900 able to accomplish and bill barr gave a hint of this at the end of trump's uh first term which is

00:29:27.460 penalizing going after companies that discriminate against white men as if calling that racial

00:29:32.300 discrimination no need to change any laws these things are already on the books and get and what a lot

00:29:36.860 of these ceos they're just they're risk averse so when they're faced with an angry hr department run

00:29:43.060 by woke uh woke college graduates they they just kind of run away this this sort of thing this sort

00:29:49.820 of action will give them the legal tools to say no and they don't have to be the bad guy they can say

00:29:54.580 it's not my fault and i don't think they would have wanted to say no a few years ago but they now see

00:30:00.040 that they are run they're running with a pack of revolutionaries they're not afraid of donald trump as much

00:30:05.420 as they're afraid of their own employees and what those employees can do to their companies um and

00:30:11.540 they're trying to you know run for cover as much as they possibly can but again you know i really don't

00:30:18.380 think that uh i think people like mark zuckerberg i hate to say this but i i i think he's a coward

00:30:25.760 and uh he's using the cover of elon musk and others to go hey hey the world's changing the world's changing

00:30:31.980 he's got to get away from these revolutionaries that are in uh his company but they're the ones

00:30:37.980 who actually run it and i think they're i think they're afraid he wants to be liked i mean that's

00:30:42.880 his whole thing that's facebook's whole thing he wants to be liked and his even during the darkest

00:30:48.220 days of facebook censorship he was always trying to get up ahead and blame other people for it so he

00:30:53.420 set up the whole outside fact checkers department so he would said unlike early twitter i'm not going to

00:30:58.320 do the fact checking it's not my fault someone else did it some uh non-profit funded in europe

00:31:03.100 is fact checking american articles at the blaze and trying to shut them down for printing entirely

00:31:06.900 true things and he's kind of maybe like a techno libertarian futurist in a way not he's not ideological

00:31:13.040 like jeff bezos might be he's someone who's just trying to thread that needle and because of that and

00:31:17.640 the cowardice with it he's ended up making everyone upset yeah so uh let's just talk just for 30

00:31:23.560 seconds about tiktok tiktok is uh the president has now said a delay on the implementation of a law

00:31:31.320 that was passed by congress i don't know how you do that through executive order um but he's delaying

00:31:37.980 it how do you feel about tiktok i mean i think that tiktok is generally brain rot and i would love

00:31:43.440 those sorts of things to not be allowed in general but what the law that congress passed is so narrow

00:31:48.280 it just says hey you can have tiktok it just can't be controlled by the chinese military

00:31:52.420 and that seems like a pretty basic thing and so many people have been obfuscating on that

00:31:56.720 but at the same time donald trump got more impressions on tiktok with his videos and the

00:32:02.080 things he put out than on any other social media platform it's something that he said all right

00:32:06.620 fine it's a weapon against the american people it's spying on them all big tech spying on the

00:32:11.120 american people and weaponized against them as we've learned but he's going to try and i i i suspect

00:32:16.800 he'll try to thread the needle on doing the art of the deal here where he gets yes he will

00:32:21.280 someone to buy tiktok to take his hands off it he says look i've preserved tiktok i've allowed it

00:32:26.840 but you have to force that sale congress and supreme court have backed it so let's uh turn to what

00:32:32.120 happened just this morning i mean joe biden even if he knows he's still president of the united states

00:32:38.400 and knows that you know what the name of shoes are uh it would surprise me but uh again

00:32:44.500 uh in just shocking news he uh pardoned everybody part of january 6 all of the police officers that

00:32:53.620 testified uh he pardoned uh fauci i mean everyone just this morning say involved in january 6 you

00:33:01.240 mean the january 6 committee yeah the committee yeah not the ones involved yeah nobody nobody was

00:33:06.140 actually in parading right uh all those grand you know grandparents and all those old ladies there

00:33:12.740 they should rot in jail but uh anybody that was on the committee and like their aides yes everybody

00:33:20.000 he went deep on this again there's no real reason to believe something like this could even hold up i

00:33:25.020 don't i don't think it holds up to scrutiny i don't think you can just pardon people for yeah i think

00:33:28.760 you can i think the president can there's real questions on that i mean i know uh the brookings

00:33:32.920 institution wrote back and when they were you know again when they were talking about trump doing it

00:33:37.120 for his family all these places came out and said actually you can't do it like that i don't know

00:33:42.520 he did it for hunter he studied i know but i don't think that's i don't think those are legal that would

00:33:46.760 be fantastic if that's true i think the easiest thing to do is to call all those people back in front

00:33:52.440 of congress exactly here's what you can't plead the fifth yes you can't be implicated investigate i'm not

00:33:58.900 really interested in putting some of these people some of these people obviously deserve to go to

00:34:02.340 prison but that's not the main goal here the main goal here is to find the truth that the american

00:34:06.820 people know it there's no more pleading the fifth if you've got a blanket pardon so get your butt in

00:34:11.000 front of congress or you will be arrested because the last administration set the precedent that if

00:34:15.520 you if you defy congress you are under arrest and going to prison put them out in front of these in

00:34:21.160 front of the committees and get to the bottom of it yep and uh i wonder how well that would go

00:34:26.080 all right we're going to uh we're going to continue um you're going to stay stick around be with us for the

00:34:31.500 broadcast a little later i want to talk about the executive orders that are coming through uh

00:34:36.800 right now that we're beginning to know he's going to sign uh kind of an omnibus of uh executive orders

00:34:44.120 up to 200 executive orders are happening today that is an extraordinary uh number of executive orders i do

00:34:51.420 not like executive orders being the the way of the uh the way of governing but he's mainly undoing

00:35:00.580 everything that has been done to this country uh by joe biden that makes me feel a little bit better

00:35:05.900 about it like i think because you could go back and find clips of both of us certainly saying how

00:35:10.900 bad executive orders are they are and they are i don't like that's not our system of government this

00:35:14.960 can't this they all this stuff cannot stand just through executive order or if god forbid we lose

00:35:21.860 the next term this president will just the next president will just reverse all of those orders

00:35:27.060 you cannot run a country like this i do feel like it would be worth pursuing some of these changes in

00:35:33.020 with congress but when when a bunch of really egregious things happen in in this previous administration

00:35:41.740 the only way to quickly reverse the damage is to do it by executive order and if it was put in by

00:35:46.720 executive order yeah you can do it that way when it's a law you have to go through congress um so

00:35:52.800 that's a different story but most of the stuff isn't these aren't laws these are just terrible things

00:35:57.660 that biden's done right and so i'm excited it's going to be a fun day today we're gonna have a lot to

00:36:03.060 report on yeah i mean they're saying is maybe as many as 200 executive orders today yeah i know i know

00:36:09.640 i've got some of them i've got a list of uh quite a few of them and they are stunning can we add some

00:36:16.060 can we just like is there a place to submit them can we just like you know maybe just write them up

00:36:22.120 on like post-it notes and see if we can just give them to the president before he walks up there back

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00:39:31.280 welcome to the uh program uh blaze 47 dot com is the website where you can go and sign up for a

00:39:56.180 blaze today and uh the 47 a lot of people think that that is uh uh that's for the 47th president

00:40:03.560 it's actually uh meaning about 47 percent of what i say today will be accurate um wow that high that

00:40:10.860 high that high that high seems yeah seems like a an odd estimate and i'm a little sleepy and i don't

00:40:16.020 understand because you were in philadelphia last night you went to the eagles game i did and i have

00:40:20.380 barely any voice and i i rode the train here very very late at night um uh in my car was al sharpton

00:40:27.100 um and marianne williamson are you serious that's so but this is a weird freaking city man it really

00:40:34.680 is it's just and then al got off in baltimore he didn't even he didn't come all the way in and i

00:40:39.220 was like is he getting off the wrong stop i'm not going to correct him uh but is he getting off the

00:40:43.360 wrong stop right now uh but no i i think maybe i guess he has something to do in in baltimore yeah he's

00:40:48.300 probably part of the assassination attempt of lincoln they were trying to kill him in baltimore

00:40:53.160 before he arrived uh wow just having a flashback he's still he's getting a little old you know what

00:40:58.760 he looks like and this is a balloon he he looks like a string with a big head he's so skinny he looks

00:41:07.200 like a human balloon in a suit i've never seen anything like it you mean if the suit were a string

00:41:14.500 yes if this like it's like a well it's like a string a little string body right a suit on top

00:41:18.980 of it and then a balloon head that's what he looks like he is so it's very strange it was very difficult

00:41:24.240 not to look constantly yeah and i whoever he was sitting with was looking back at me like stop

00:41:28.720 looking at him and i was like i can't help it it looks like a balloon he's a balloon

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00:44:09.200 hello america and welcome to the glenn beck program today live from the nation's capital we

00:44:17.200 are just a couple of hours away from the swearing in of uh our 47th uh president of the united states

00:44:24.060 donald j trump uh it is going to be quite an action-packed day he's signing up to 200

00:44:31.540 uh executive orders today not usually a fan of executive orders but a lot of these are just

00:44:37.460 reversing the executive orders that uh that joe biden did and we're also going to get into all of

00:44:43.540 the other executive orders that joe biden did just this morning where he pardoned for future crimes

00:44:48.620 uh anthony fauci all of the members of the january 6th committee even the police officers who

00:44:55.840 uh we have proof because of the work of the blaze did uh that they were lying under oath

00:45:03.340 nobody can be prosecuted now according to joe biden and uh his pardons whether that stands or not

00:45:10.700 we'll find out um but also we have people and protesters that are here in the uh the capital it's

00:45:18.580 not like it was a few years ago eight years ago there were half a million people that were protesting

00:45:23.420 now it's really just the i don't know one-legged lesbians uh that are out i mean it's pathetic

00:45:30.840 it's really it's kind of sad it's kind of sad you're like throw them a bone really uh they can

00:45:36.060 protest look how cute they are out there uh but also some real radical uh revolutionaries are in town

00:45:43.560 and we're gonna watch them and when when i say we're gonna watch them no no the blaze is really there

00:45:50.540 for you and very brave we send a guy out to do all of that i don't know why he does it but he does

00:45:56.900 it uh julio rosas is going to be joining us here in just a second he's our blaze media national

00:46:01.940 correspondent he is going to be at the people's mark march jawohl mein führer the people's march is

00:46:09.460 happening today uh right before the inauguration and every one-legged and a few two-legged lesbians

00:46:18.520 are going to be in the crowd we're going to talk to him coming up in just a second first

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00:47:32.840 pie preborn all right hello stew glenn how are you oh my gosh exciting it's an exciting day oh it's so exciting

00:47:42.800 it is really though it is i i actually am optimistic i said this last night several people came up how you

00:47:49.000 how you doing glenn how you what are you feeling i'm like i'm optimistic since the first time since

00:47:53.040 9 11 so uh it's been a long time since i've been optimistic wait you were optimistic on 9 11 no no

00:47:59.960 since that's i mean no i was amadatta we're talking to yeah from midnight till 8 a.m i was optimistic and

00:48:07.440 then it went away okay you got it jeez give me a break i'm operating on like two and a half hour sleep

00:48:14.320 and it wasn't good sleep either this is why i'm taking advantage of it i can tell you have no sleep i have

00:48:20.020 no sleep every mistake you you make i'm gonna call you a terrorist thank you that's a wow that's

00:48:27.060 that's kind of a hard line yeah really yeah julio is uh here he's blaze media national correspondent

00:48:33.740 hello how are you i'm excited too are you i'm excited too although i wouldn't say since 9 11

00:48:39.220 because i think i was in like first grade or something okay thank you all right thank you for

00:48:43.520 that makes you even feel old imagine how i feel i know uh so uh you're going out and now i'm kind

00:48:51.700 of glad we're sending you into the danger zone after that comment uh but you're going out and

00:48:57.000 you're going to be uh mixed in with the protesters today have you been here this weekend and been kind

00:49:03.500 of watching them a little bit yeah and i mean and we were talking about this before i mean it is

00:49:07.680 certainly a stark difference from 2016 2017 i mean because everyone was so shocked i mean i was shocked

00:49:12.460 when when trump won right and so that's why there was that initial outburst and actually that's what

00:49:17.460 got me to go into journalism full-time because like i remember on election night seeing protests

00:49:21.820 from students in california after the results were called since it wasn't too late for them

00:49:25.260 and just realizing in that moment that we're about to enter like a whole new set of craziness

00:49:29.700 um and then of course you know then 2020 happened which you know blew everything off off its doors and

00:49:35.220 so um i i i i will say i'm a little bit shocked at how low energy the street resistance has been

00:49:43.380 uh since the election um i was expecting a little bit more like on election night and nothing happened

00:49:49.860 um i'm not expecting too much craziness again like 2017 today because it is so cold i mean it's yeah it

00:49:55.900 feels like 10 degrees outside but i i think once you know like with the executive orders with with the

00:50:01.920 border and immigration and then the legislation that will come after that i think that's going

00:50:06.220 to kind of reincentivize people to get back out there because we just saw this i mean even just

00:50:10.120 like last week over in uh bakersfield in california where there's reports of ice raids and a lot of

00:50:17.100 you know uh immigration pro-immigration protesters showed up and just started protesting it didn't get

00:50:21.660 you know violent or anything but it kind of shows that you know now you put that on a national

00:50:25.920 you know scale where it's front and center trump is going to be you know sounding the horn on that

00:50:30.840 again and again he's going to hit that over and over i think people are going to start to

00:50:34.840 get back out into the streets again um and i'll i'll be sure to be there for what happens good for

00:50:40.720 you so we don't have to be isn't you're going to be out there isn't it surprising too that you know

00:50:45.400 it was the women's march in in 2017 they added all the other 93 genders it's now the people's march

00:50:51.380 yeah same organization yeah and there's fewer and some non-people people who you know describe

00:50:56.140 themselves as non-people it's sad so it's and now like no one's out there no and i think they've

00:51:01.660 already put the litter boxes out for you know that's the nice thing about these protests they

00:51:06.420 get you know they get a permit usually you have to have you know porta potties but they just put a

00:51:10.660 box with litter you know litter box in there and then they can scratch and poop right there in the

00:51:15.500 little box it's very nice scratching posts are a nice yes yes yes uh so what do you think is

00:51:22.580 uh how much of this is real how much of this is uh people that are um that are like you know what i

00:51:32.740 i've seen the light i'm not going to go protest and how much is i'm going to keep my powder dry

00:51:38.380 and uh and we're we're planning and plotting i think it's still very much in the planning and

00:51:45.340 plotting stage um because i mean that's one of the that's one of the kind of the big polls that

00:51:50.920 they're kind of dancing around in terms of what what they're going to be out there for is is

00:51:54.500 immigration i mean they're saying you know refugees are welcome here you know all all of that um and

00:51:59.140 so i think once then the media hype around that where you know they're going to try to oh yeah have

00:52:05.060 their own narratives all these kids are being taken from their parents that don't look like a parent

00:52:10.800 but they look more like they're selling those kids into sex slavery yeah i understand that's coming

00:52:16.940 yeah so i think that's going to kind of reinvigorate people i mean i think that's kind

00:52:21.100 of like kind of the word for today is for at least for the leftist side is that they're just kind of

00:52:25.140 waiting and seeing what actually because i think i think some of them are hoping that oh well oh trump

00:52:30.160 didn't follow through the first time so he's not going to follow through the second time but i mean a

00:52:32.980 lot has obviously changed i mean the guy got shot at for pete's sake oh yeah um so i i don't think

00:52:37.800 i don't think on the big stuff because also just because i mean he i mean he can't he can't

00:52:42.940 the republicans gop as a whole they can't fail on this issue this was i mean the fact that the

00:52:49.520 border and immigration was essentially number two behind the economy which the economy was affected

00:52:53.500 by the out-of-control immigration border i mean that is a big that is a big deal and the fact that

00:52:59.040 we saw you know latino heavy districts in big cities and states like pennsylvania go towards trump i

00:53:04.600 mean this is a layup this is a layup for the republican party and here in washington um so let's

00:53:11.420 hopefully they they take that right i will tell you the uh the people i talked to in the last

00:53:17.160 couple of days they're all cost cautiously optimistic um anybody who has spoken to the

00:53:23.340 president in the last few weeks and i i would uh agree with this over the last few months but anybody

00:53:29.500 who is um as he is getting ready to go into the white house they say he is laser focused and he is

00:53:37.100 going to complete this mission uh and top priority is to secure the nation uh and its borders yeah yeah

00:53:45.300 and so i think so once that starts to happen i think then we're going to see that because i mean

00:53:51.240 because there's precedent with the first trump administration i mean in the pacific northwest

00:53:54.140 uh during 2020 the ice facility even though this was a look even though it was mainly a local police

00:54:00.680 thing they would targeted the ice facility there just because it's you know trump's i know ice and uh

00:54:05.840 in washington the they had that antifa guy try to fire bomb and try to set on fire the the ice

00:54:10.760 station there so so there is there is like serious potential for right to get out of out of control

00:54:15.720 but have you ever seen anything change this much i mean the polling is 80 percent uh of the american

00:54:25.120 people are saying send back deport have you seen the latest polls yeah that came out this weekend it's i

00:54:32.020 mean it's stunning it has moved a lot a lot um whether that holds is is interesting i mean you

00:54:38.940 do see you know there is a vibe part of this right and that's i think what makes today feel really good

00:54:45.100 like the vibes feel good and i feel like it's been a long time since the vibes felt you know good i don't

00:54:50.940 even think i don't think the trump maybe since 9 11 is that what you're saying you were the one

00:54:55.740 you were the you were the one that just said really 9 11 the vibes were good huh stew i said

00:55:02.300 i hasn't been a lot it's been a long time since the vibes were good even in the first uh trump term

00:55:07.560 like it had a different vibe right it was like ah gosh things are really really bad and we need to

00:55:14.080 change and we need to make america great again and of course there's a positive uh strain in that as

00:55:19.420 well here though it feels different it feels like whoa this is really happening something's really

00:55:25.040 changing today oh there's yeah i i think we're on i was talking to um patrick bet david last night

00:55:32.000 and i think that guy really gets it and um we were standing there in a room full of people that were

00:55:39.140 you know uh just sucking up to those who are suddenly on their side and we're just standing there

00:55:46.300 going these people are not going to have any idea what hit them i mean the really you're you're

00:55:52.480 believing that these people are now suddenly oh my gosh i have been such an admirer of yours for so

00:56:00.220 long and thank goodness trump's in and you're like you are such a fraud and phony i can't take it but

00:56:07.400 and we're good that that happens it just is as long as it is a rattlesnake a good pet yes as long as you

00:56:15.120 always remember it's a rattlesnake as long as we understand youtube and facebook and all of these

00:56:21.380 people that are now coming on board are rattlesnakes that have bit us several times before treat them

00:56:26.960 like a rattlesnake you are great you're going to stay in that little aquarium whenever i'm around i'm

00:56:33.180 putting you inside of that aquarium we can knock on the glass and say hi to each other but i know who

00:56:39.020 you are um and uh and patrick and i were just talking about how there is real change coming beyond

00:56:47.240 what you think is happening with donald trump there is we are at a place where it's almost like uh

00:56:55.080 uh uh an a change of an epic uh it is it's uh it's it we're entering a new time period i really believe

00:57:05.160 um and that that encompasses not only politics but uh ai and and everything else that goes with it

00:57:13.160 julio who are the people that are here today who's really actually funding this and running all of

00:57:19.260 this stuff well so we have i mean it's kind of it's always usually the same actors right i mean we have

00:57:24.640 the answer coalition code pink has been out and about the the democratic socialists of america i mean

00:57:29.380 i mean it is like the the left the left machine um because that has been in place since 2020 because

00:57:35.920 i mean obviously they've had that infrastructure for a long time and they had their you know their

00:57:40.180 street their their their street community organizers um but 2020 really saw the money really start to

00:57:46.240 flow uh into into that because it was the it was the thing to do from you know all different sectors

00:57:51.380 of the country um and so even though yeah the riots stopped they never that infrastructure stayed in

00:57:58.280 place and we kind of saw that get reinvented uh you know kind of get restarted uh after october 7th

00:58:04.100 um and um although i've i've noticed that even before the ceasefire uh came into agreement for

00:58:09.860 months that that movement had really slowed down a lot maybe just because they their their popularity

00:58:15.620 did not increase which is surprise surprise you block people going to the airport with you know

00:58:20.480 their traffic right you're not going to make any friends although that's the point that's that's why

00:58:24.680 they're doing that um so i think i think i'm i think the main thing that is going to get

00:58:30.500 these people to do radical things beyond just street protesting um is going to be the issue

00:58:36.960 of immigration and and that's why it's going to be such a it's going to be an uphill battle

00:58:40.780 on certain areas just because like yeah you're right you know the polling is is fine right now

00:58:46.100 um but for better for worse americans don't really have a stomach to do what's necessary because even

00:58:52.760 with the action to take against the mexican cartels i mean we've been doing the law enforcement

00:58:57.980 approach for decades oh i think that's going to change right yeah that's what i'm saying

00:59:02.140 that law enforcement approach is not working so something has to change and it seems the trump

00:59:07.580 administration says all right we're going to use the military there'll be a lot of people who would

00:59:10.920 be like whoa wait a minute like what what does this mean and so but the war on drugs right it's

00:59:15.840 actually going to heat up and be and look like a war right and so it just it just depends whether

00:59:22.260 the majority of the the american people are going to be able to stomach that i kind of have some

00:59:26.820 doubts about it just because of stuff that i've seen stuff that i know about what happens in mexico

00:59:30.240 um unfortunately but this the status quo can't can't something needs to be radically

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01:01:40.380 so it's kind of an omnibus of executive orders there are more than 200 uh eos executive orders uh that

01:02:01.260 are going to be signed today uh and he's going to sign them immediately after uh i mean he's not waiting

01:02:08.680 for the parade or anything he's signing many of them right after he takes the oath of uh office

01:02:15.180 he's going to end catch and reliefs today he's going to pause all offshore wind leases terminate the

01:02:21.520 electric vehicles mandate abolish the green new deal withdraw again from the paris climate accord

01:02:28.160 take several major steps to assert presidential control over the federal bureaucracy it is it's going

01:02:35.800 to be quite a day and he is calling this shock and awe a day of shock and awe uh he the um uh the

01:02:44.580 uh citizenship birthright citizenship uh attempt he's going to go after this i mean there's going

01:02:49.640 to be a lot of the stuff that gets challenged right yeah like that oh yeah that type of stuff's

01:02:52.660 going to get challenged i hope though we also see a pushback as to what biden is doing here in the

01:02:57.300 last days this this can't just be like ah thank god he's gone the things he's done while in office

01:03:02.840 we should forget about i i mean i think the just trying to wave with your hand a constitutional

01:03:10.580 amendment into the air is something that is one of the most egregious things ever equal rights

01:03:14.300 amendment that passed too no it didn't no yeah it did it did i listened to no i listened to this white

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01:03:25.260 presidents think people have done illegal things i'm we're sitting right across the uh river from the

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01:04:00.660 into office obviously they don't actually believe that or they wouldn't be doing this but but this

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01:04:12.880 something about this i know i i think donald trump might just be the guy i think he's going to be i

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01:06:11.120 just uh just saw marine one uh moving towards the uh white house

01:06:30.460 uh that would probably be for the departure later of joe biden um they're having tea at the white

01:06:38.960 house now which is not what what is this we're not england stop with the tea and if you know what

01:06:45.360 if i'm sitting in the morning and i have to sit there with uh jill and joe biden make put some

01:06:53.060 whiskey in that tea please in fact hold the tea just whiskey uh it's going to be an interesting day

01:06:59.500 jason buttrell is uh with us now and uh he's our head researcher and uh national security kind of

01:07:06.240 guy and uh and we're glad to have you here it's been an interesting weekend to see security they put

01:07:13.260 up what is it 34 miles of fence uh and this isn't chain link this is like specially designed fence

01:07:22.380 for the capitol it is it's quite amazing this fencing you noticed it yeah i have and the other

01:07:28.800 thing i noticed was you know coming in like on saturday um they were dismantling a lot of security

01:07:34.360 fencing around the capitol mall area and uh you know a lot of people are kind of just kind of

01:07:39.860 wandering around wondering well what do we do what's what's going on but i haven't heard a single

01:07:45.420 complaint from anybody who flew in from some part of the country and wanted to watch it you know

01:07:50.460 they're all kind of wondering what are we going to do but i haven't seen i haven't heard anybody say

01:07:55.480 anything but if this is security i am happy oh that's absolutely been the main perspective that

01:08:01.840 i heard everyone talking about they're like let's protect the man yeah and also protect the people

01:08:05.560 and this is not i at least i don't think jason you would know better than i i would but from the

01:08:11.020 from the signs of the kind of security that i'm seeing being implemented this is not domestic

01:08:18.020 terror they're worried about this is international terror from the moment we started seeing video

01:08:25.140 of the president's motorcade with um electronic devices on top of the vehicles i've seen those

01:08:31.860 before but glenn only in war zones yeah i've never seen that just rolling around american cities before

01:08:37.740 and those are that's the kind of equipment that you're using to disrupt ied signals so they don't

01:08:43.240 remote detonate or or drones or drones or drones and who has that capability not your average you

01:08:50.200 know well space aliens space aliens have it obviously space yeah space aliens have that they're worried

01:08:56.140 about a space alien invasion at some point today obviously uh but it is to me it's very clear uh that

01:09:03.620 one of two things happen now i i i don't want to say who told me this uh i will just say uh it came

01:09:12.380 from cabinet level uh to me um but uh i i got word last night that um it's not only the threats that

01:09:25.440 they have internationally um but also the fact that the secret service appeared to be wildly unprepared

01:09:34.380 to secure uh the president today uh that made them made the administrative the incoming administration

01:09:43.380 say enough is enough we're moving it inside okay and that is infuriating yes it is because the the

01:09:51.120 biden administration has known for four years that there was a credible iranian threat four years

01:09:59.260 and it seemed like they refused to do anything to beef up his security once the president declared

01:10:04.620 he was running and once he was running away in the polls it seemed like they were just i don't know

01:10:09.800 what they were doing but we've known about this threat for a long time yes it is a credible threat

01:10:14.900 yes they have said they wanted to do something ever since the trump administration took out kassim

01:10:18.800 solomani of the irgc um this is known this does not surprise me that the income now the trump as he's

01:10:25.960 coming in his people are saying guys can we for once he's been to target twice now for assassination

01:10:32.580 can we for once take this seriously i'm i'm also very concerned there's one place that was very tense

01:10:40.880 in 2016 and um the secret service was begging him please please please don't do this and i think he'll

01:10:50.740 do it again today and that is in the middle of the parade he is going to say let me out of the car

01:10:56.720 yeah yeah and he's going to walk with melania and maybe the family and i i pray that doesn't happen

01:11:04.580 he he does not he likes to project strength without fear and uh and i know because he told me

01:11:14.180 what was going through his mind when he was shot or shot at and shot and hit when he went down on the

01:11:21.900 stage all he could think of was this is pathetic get up you're not afraid you're not somebody who

01:11:28.780 cowers get up and you can hear that in the audio if if you would go back and listen to it you can hear

01:11:35.500 him say get out i want to get up i want to get up come on let me put my shoes on i got to get up

01:11:39.520 um he was embarrassed by that he likes to project who he really is i mean that's not not something

01:11:46.540 you fake that is who he is he is not afraid of things and keeping him in that car uh i think is

01:11:54.700 really important but i don't think he's going to stay we'll see this afternoon on our live coverage

01:11:59.220 on blaze tv blaze 47.com uh save 47 bucks off of your blaze tv plus subscription today is the day to

01:12:07.740 become a member of the blaze it's uh going to be great so uh what else are you expecting what else

01:12:13.840 what else what what are the key moments you're looking for today well can i just say before i

01:12:18.760 get into that that hearing you say that does my heart so well because how many times when i was on

01:12:24.320 your security detail where we have credible threats where you're like i'm just going to go down there

01:12:28.100 you know with a thousand people and we're like what are you doing yeah but i'm different

01:12:33.320 and now mr just stay in the car sir he's the president we can't lose him you can lose me

01:12:38.880 anytime and now that's gonna stop nobody's there will be no one that's in the car on the way to

01:12:44.940 the grocery store that hear the news glenbeck's been shot and they'll be like i'm still going to

01:12:48.640 the grocery store with him it's a little different um yeah i i am i mean it's interesting to see a

01:12:54.640 president now how he is acting in this moment versus what we've seen from the biden administration

01:13:00.200 he was an absentee landlord it felt like through four years um did you see the uh at the capital

01:13:07.400 one center yesterday the president came down in the middle of the crowd i know walk through the

01:13:13.380 people and it felt like this is the people's president like we finally have a people's president

01:13:19.800 back in the white house it's it's a nightmare for security but it was just amazing to actually see

01:13:25.160 that he expects people to do their job you know what i mean yeah um and he he trusts yet verifies

01:13:33.920 uh with the secret service i mean he's hired an outside uh security firm what's the name of that

01:13:40.380 firm do you know uh no i i can look that up yeah hang on just mark what's the name of that firm

01:13:46.400 arkus uh and he has um uh he has hired a an outside firm and they are on top of it i mean i don't know

01:13:57.720 if you heard this because i was in traffic a couple of times when the motorcade was going by

01:14:03.620 and uh there were helicopters right up above that motorcade i mean i i've never seen security like

01:14:11.840 this before uh for a president in washington dc normally the motorcade they just stop cross

01:14:17.460 streets and the motorcade goes by this time it was stopped for a long time before you saw any blue

01:14:24.040 and red lights uh and then you saw them and you heard the helicopters first and there was at least

01:14:29.400 two helicopters over his uh motorcade yeah and it's going to be needed especially i mean we're talking

01:14:35.800 today we're talking 200 plus ish executive orders many of them targeting not only things

01:14:41.820 like cartels uh terrorist organizations but also the deep state so i i mean and and and on top of

01:14:48.060 that maybe one of the largest uh deportation operations uh what since bill clinton i guess

01:14:54.280 he's going to be mighty unpopular with all of everyone with all of the right people in my book

01:14:59.700 right you know what i mean all the people that should be afraid are going to be afraid and try to

01:15:04.260 make him afraid um and i have to tell you they they and this is not going to happen this is just not

01:15:10.220 going to happen um but if they ever really try to take him out and take him out i just think of

01:15:17.980 the line from star wars go ahead you will make me stronger than you can imagine you know i don't

01:15:25.460 remember what that exact line was but strike me down and i'll be stronger uh and that's true i mean

01:15:32.900 uh jd vance would be uh the lbj and get he would reverse all that great society all that fdr stuff

01:15:41.380 the american people would be united on this is going to stop right now uh and um so the worst thing they

01:15:50.320 could possibly do is kill him but that's not going to stop some people from trying unfortunately which

01:15:56.600 is essentially what they did to him after that first assassination attempt look how powerful

01:16:00.840 the that image became are you um do you think he wins without the assassination attempt not sure

01:16:07.860 don't think so maybe maybe but i don't think so yeah i mean i think they i think would have gone

01:16:13.960 either way crazily enough well remember that's when elon musk got in yep it was just a few minutes

01:16:19.980 after the assassination he was like that's my guy my gut tells me he still wins but i'm you know

01:16:26.340 certainly less sure of it i mean i i i think he brought a he brought a lot of people on board

01:16:32.460 because of what happened there even insane liberals yeah we're going on cable news and saying okay now

01:16:37.460 that's pretty awesome yeah because look he was the guy he was a guy who everybody said and they're

01:16:43.900 still saying it about him he only cares you know about his personal wealth and his fame you don't

01:16:49.960 do that you know if it's all about money and fame you don't do that he he knew and americans knew

01:16:59.060 that's a guy who is brave we haven't seen courage in a very long time just for people to stand up and

01:17:06.640 go okay that's a dude in a dress man people don't have the courage to say that this guy took a bullet

01:17:13.300 he's bleeding from it and he stands up and looks right exposes himself and says fight fight fight

01:17:21.840 that was a moment of courage incredible that inspired the world should make everybody proud

01:17:27.860 watching this today even if you don't like him you know the fact that that is the way our country

01:17:32.980 freaking responds you try to shoot somebody we're going to put him back in office and he's going to

01:17:37.660 sign a million executive orders and he's going to show that we don't get intimidated by that crap

01:17:43.480 right like that is i mean that's american it really is it's it's legitimately inspiring i mean and i feel

01:17:50.600 like i just feel like if you get shot on stage you automatically get the presidency if you're at a

01:17:55.580 rally you're running for president you get shot on stage you should win what is amazing is we didn't

01:18:01.500 know that to be true until election day where in any other race that would have been the winning

01:18:09.020 moment yeah i mean it's true and and we all talk about you know this resounding victory for trump and

01:18:16.420 that you know i can understand it there's seven states he won all seven swing states but she he

01:18:20.480 needed he needed to win one of those three blue wall states the biggest blowout of those three states

01:18:25.580 was two points that's how close we were to freaking kamala harris in office today instead of

01:18:31.080 which makes you you know look at california i talked to a lot of people from california last

01:18:36.720 night who are here you know and i felt bad for him i have to go to california from california to

01:18:42.740 washington dc i'm sorry there there is other non-prison territory in the united states uh but

01:18:50.880 you know i talked to them about you know how is the state faring what are they doing and and uh

01:18:55.520 they all said to me the same thing if they don't wake up this time they're not going to they're not

01:19:00.660 going to and uh it was split half and half from the people that i talked to that live in california

01:19:06.060 whose houses didn't burn down but all of their friends and neighbors houses burned down they

01:19:12.380 still said not sure i'm not sure how this is going to shake out yeah that's a little that's a little

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01:21:41.040 welcome to the uh glenn beck program what's happening right now at the white house is uh

01:22:02.220 astonishing it is one of the the things that happen in this peaceful transfer of power uh that

01:22:11.840 nobody ever talks about and that is what the white house staff is going to be doing in about 40 minutes

01:22:19.880 uh has the president left the white house yet in fact let's roll the videotape

01:22:26.620 of uh this is him coming in uh donald trump coming into the white house to have tea with uh

01:22:37.080 jill and joe biden and he's coming up with melania who is just so classy my gosh can you imagine

01:22:45.400 if she were anyone other than uh donald trump's wife if she had different politics she'd be like

01:22:54.540 the biggest american hero of all time the media would be a fawning over her constantly oh my gosh

01:22:59.420 oh my gosh yeah the biggest global story is her and her upbringing where she came from she was a

01:23:06.960 soviet soviet yeah it's crazy soon as they leave things begin to happen at the white house and we'll

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01:25:23.560 what uh is a has been a long national embarrassment uh in my opinion with uh joe biden uh he has

01:25:34.020 last night or early this morning pardoned preemptively everybody who is involved in the

01:25:40.620 january 6th uh committee all of the cover-up all of their staff i mean it is what what he has done

01:25:48.980 just this morning is a national disgrace not sure if he can actually preemptively uh pardon people but

01:25:57.820 uh we'll see almost everything that joe biden has done it has got to go through the court system

01:26:04.300 and it is just to delay delay delay but even if uh even if they are pardoned it doesn't mean they

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01:27:55.680 all right welcome stew how are you i'm really good glenn great day yeah excited yeah i'm excited

01:28:03.160 about this yeah uh over the weekend i was uh a little pensive i was worried about his security as

01:28:09.060 i have for uh many months now uh and worried about the deep state and uh the secret service and and

01:28:18.060 their preparations we'll get worried yes still worried but uh it's i just want his hand on the bible

01:28:25.240 uh and uh uh you know i think you would have to take out the entire capital at this point but we are

01:28:32.460 not apparently not worried about a domestic terrorist as much as we are as an international terrorist

01:28:37.520 uh in particular i think iran um and the security on the uh on top of the vans and uh what will be

01:28:48.740 the beast it'll be interesting to see if they've taken one of the three beasts and put the same kind

01:28:55.080 of electronic jammer on the top that you're now seeing on all of the other cars that are following

01:29:01.340 the president uh at least beginning over the weekend uh they have electronic jamming devices

01:29:08.540 and uh jamming devices for any kind of drone um but we'll see we'll see uh matthew peterson

01:29:17.220 is uh with us now uh hello matthew how are you great i'm feeling some of that saquon barkley energy

01:29:23.940 that steve's bringing to us oh you made me even more happy mad i love it say i mean saquon 2028

01:29:30.820 that's where i am right yeah that's fine with that okay all right shut up um go bills

01:29:36.660 uh so uh tell me what you're looking at today matthew that you think is important in this last

01:29:45.060 hour of the biden administration i think for all the talk for all the you know consternation

01:29:50.440 on the joy of this day what people need to take with them is this fact the difference the difference

01:29:56.600 between 2016 and this moment and i'm just here to tell you it is enormous right when donald trump

01:30:03.620 first walked in and shocked the system this town was a bubble it was living in a bubble and it was

01:30:11.000 so thick that they couldn't imagine what the maga agenda was no one knew what that was they didn't

01:30:16.840 think it was a coherent thing and so you know in the latter half of that administration before i came

01:30:22.260 to blaze i was working at claremont and we had this network of all these really smart constitutionalist

01:30:27.320 conservatives throughout the country kind of kids who would come and read the books with you for weeks

01:30:31.680 at a time right and they were all throughout the administration these lower jobs and they were

01:30:35.820 fighting a three or four part war because they all felt like they understood what trump was about they

01:30:40.660 understood what maga was about and and now maha but they were not in power right and everyone

01:30:45.680 would look to them and they'd move up in the administration because they'd say get that kid

01:30:49.420 in here who understands what i don't even understand what he's saying like why is he questioning nato

01:30:53.300 right and they'd all laugh like he's crazy and then you'd have someone you know some staffer would

01:30:58.440 come in and say no i think he's asking a legitimate question so all the work that went into the time

01:31:04.300 from the last administration until now all these people who understood that agenda and fought for it

01:31:09.760 these are principled people and this weekend i reconnected with a lot of people on and off record

01:31:15.200 talking to all these people here in this town now and let me just tell you they are ready compared

01:31:20.820 to 2016 this is night and day they are ready to go with an explosion of executive orders they

01:31:26.800 understand how the system works and they're ready to go to war and that we just we can't discount it's

01:31:32.180 it's a world of difference from 2016 i will tell you i talked to several people this weekend that were

01:31:36.400 in the administration in 2016 and said it is a world that is very different than when they came

01:31:45.000 in and i said how do you mean that just from the way the left is reacting etc and they said

01:31:50.100 more important than that donald trump was not ready last time it was confusing this time and i'm trying

01:31:56.940 to remember the exact quote if i can give you an exact quote of somebody who was at a cabinet level

01:32:01.000 last time said uh uh he is uh what was it laser focused and absolutely determined uh this time

01:32:12.560 around he knows what he's doing he has a very well thought out plan uh and is going to be executing that

01:32:20.560 yes and the people are there to help him do it and that that is just i mean he has the will

01:32:26.040 right the political will he doesn't care about you know how it looks he knows what he wants to do

01:32:30.980 and to do that you need a lot of names that people you know aren't going to be aware of right staffers

01:32:35.900 who really know how things work and that's what i saw this weekend is just how many of these people

01:32:40.740 i keep on popping out of the woodwork people i've known from the last few years and you just look at

01:32:44.260 it and say that's the perfect person for that job someone who actually knows the history and cares

01:32:48.420 about the principles and those people are now ready to go so we're we're here at the american first policy

01:32:54.040 institute that's where we're headquartered we're right across from the uh you see behind me that's

01:33:00.220 the kennedy center and uh just to what your uh right uh if you're watching on the screen uh is um

01:33:09.760 the washington and lincoln memorial you see the capital uh behind us um we are right across the street

01:33:18.920 right across the river i should say from washington dc um and we have been uh allowed to use their

01:33:26.460 offices most people may not have even heard of america first policy institute and once again the

01:33:33.520 media got it wrong they said it was all the heritage foundation uh and agenda 2025 uh was going to be

01:33:40.140 and trump kept saying that's not who i'm dealing with i'm not doing that and he was telling the truth

01:33:45.460 it's not agenda 2025 and the heritage although i'm sure there's some things that are similar that

01:33:50.640 they may have take taken or you know will work on um but it's this headquarters where the real power i

01:33:57.720 mean i think they have 30 people at cabinet level or just below uh cabinet level that are helping this

01:34:06.140 administration plan and move forward and i mean quickly yeah and this is this is the important thing

01:34:12.740 again there was no agenda right i mean people didn't realize what the mega agenda was there

01:34:17.360 and in order for a president to come in and have you know implement the will of the people that's

01:34:22.320 you need a lot of people who understand it just like in a business they have to understand what the

01:34:26.160 mission is and what you see with afpi what you see with uh heritage all these organizations what

01:34:30.700 they've done is they kept at it they they learned what that agenda was they didn't just you know lie

01:34:36.320 on their laurels they built a new movement and that's what's so gratifying about this moment

01:34:40.640 that movement is real it's it's thick it's full of people who understand it and those people are

01:34:46.080 ready to go to work i think because donald trump speaks like a regular human being he doesn't speak

01:34:52.240 like an intellectual yeah people dismiss his intellectual prowess um and i have been uh really

01:35:01.180 impressed over the last three years in particular uh he has changed a great deal it's almost as if he

01:35:07.920 went to presidential school and i don't know if that comes from reflection or he had people around

01:35:15.480 him that were saying okay here's where you made the mistakes last time who was schooling with him

01:35:21.820 do you know any of that background who has he surrounded himself or is it just coming from him

01:35:27.300 so so in the beginning right you had uh trump is sort of against the world right and you had a

01:35:34.720 number of people who remember he cycled through all those campaign managers right i mean he was sort

01:35:39.180 of scrambling to find the right talent right and i think what you see now is is a is a number of

01:35:44.540 talented people in orbit right that has revolved around him that stayed the same over time so you have

01:35:50.560 to give um you have to give suzy wiles credit for what she did in this campaign she's been with him

01:35:56.420 for a long time to be reckoned with oh yes oh yeah yeah i mean a source of stability uh and a source of

01:36:03.460 sort of uh you know calming strength i think and you can have your disagreements with her everyone

01:36:08.940 has at one point or another but she is a force for good and has helped you know direct and focus a lot

01:36:16.040 of this energy you also see again a lot of these people who are just they're they're not loyal to

01:36:21.660 any one group right i mean a lot of the younger people i'm talking about these staffers these people

01:36:26.160 who have grown in the ranks of the last six to eight years they're loyal to trump right and the

01:36:30.640 mega agenda because they understand it but there was no infrastructure for it and what you see now

01:36:35.560 with afpi and many other groups is that infrastructure developed around trump and that in turn you know

01:36:41.660 helped helped him achieve that agenda and be so ready to go in now uh and i think you know it's just a it

01:36:49.300 is a sea change it is a revolutionary moment uh people who want to restore republican governance in this

01:36:55.020 country and i think what we what we can't lose sight of though is that this is a transitional day

01:37:00.060 after this day it's about implementing that mandate that really the people gave to donald trump

01:37:07.680 um i want to talk to you a little bit about his executive orders uh i'm i'm squeamish on executive

01:37:15.200 orders i don't like them and one reason why i don't like them is we're not a dictatorship but the

01:37:19.720 second reason is because they can easily be reversed just as his agenda was completely reversed

01:37:25.060 and joe biden's agenda is being completely reversed now uh with these new executive orders this this

01:37:31.840 has got to stop we have to do legislation but um he's reversing everything that joe biden did

01:37:41.100 and then some uh but it's an omnibus package of about 200 executive orders and still more to come

01:37:49.500 today and tomorrow um that's astounding what message do you think that that sends to washington dc and

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01:40:11.400 going to happen today what message do you think they're getting those people who think they're

01:40:18.840 going to survive this time around with donald trump wait can you turn turn him up is it can you hear

01:40:26.780 i mean what's what's going to happen is is justice is coming uh authority constitutional authority over

01:40:33.620 the administrative state is what we're talking about and that's where uh you know i think all americans

01:40:39.580 don't want the executive writing laws that's what we have congress for but the president has executive

01:40:47.400 power over the entire government right he should be able to hire and fire the constitution gives the

01:40:54.900 president executive authority with congress as we know it it separates out that authority says you

01:41:00.180 can only pass laws about these sorts of things but the president has that executive authority because

01:41:04.780 what will happen today is trump will take an oath to the constitution and by taking that oath he then is

01:41:11.640 in charge right of that entire administrative state but the problem is we're not talking about the

01:41:16.760 normal bureaucracy and departments we're talking about a fourth branch of government that has run amok

01:41:20.240 so when he comes out with these executive uh orders today it's sending a strong and clear message that

01:41:25.760 guess what guys the president is now going to reign this in and you will have some authority over you

01:41:32.900 from someone who actually represents the people because as we know the entire problem right no this is

01:41:38.060 the the great thing about what's happening today no republican president has been able to roll this

01:41:42.380 thing back for the last hundred years since as you point out woodrow wilson and others created it

01:41:47.600 and now we have the best chance we've seen in a century to start rolling it back and that starts

01:41:53.040 with a flurry of eos of executive orders where the president says nope we're not doing this anymore

01:41:57.600 well there's no way it's not a fourth branch of government which is unconstitutional if it is part

01:42:04.660 of the administrative branch and the president is not in control of it yes if the president can't fire

01:42:12.680 people then he's not actually their employer or boss yes and if the president is not their employer

01:42:18.540 or boss then they are the boss of us yes exactly right problem because the congress will say the

01:42:24.520 president can't fire well neither can congress yeah so who do these people work for yes you know they

01:42:31.240 work for the unions and they work for themselves and they're over the prep they are that becomes that

01:42:37.720 state becomes more powerful than the other three branches combined yes and this is this is something

01:42:46.340 that obviously you've spoken about for years we're here at this turning point and that's why we are

01:42:51.900 going to the focus the entire focus of the political division of blaze news and blaze news tonight is going

01:42:57.740 to be focused on this mandate and its implementation because now we have to hold everyone in government

01:43:02.780 accountable right to that mandate that the people have given them and now we have to follow the only

01:43:08.720 game in town that matters politically which is not republican versus democrat but whether or not we can

01:43:14.040 restore the promise of republican government in the 21st century and that's what i think all of our

01:43:19.220 audience cares about everyone listening cares about whether you're republican democrat these people

01:43:22.960 need to work for you so how does dc work is trump going to be able to reign this in we got to follow

01:43:27.580 it we got to explore it you know how many people who are even you know fancy people with elite

01:43:32.100 degrees they don't understand how this works no it's opaque no one understands who actually rules

01:43:37.400 us because of of what we're talking about i will tell you i was uh i was talking to some people that

01:43:42.620 were cabinet level um yesterday and then uh i talked to some people that are going into the

01:43:49.700 administration and they said one minute after the president takes his hand off the bible uh we're sworn in

01:43:58.080 and i mean imagine the number of people from justice uh to you know urban development to uh

01:44:09.700 throughout the entire thing military the amount of change that comes in a five minute period it's not

01:44:21.280 just one guy it is thousands of people yes and that happens in in a five minute period today it is

01:44:30.080 awesome to see the transfer of power like this because it's not just a president it's everybody

01:44:36.420 yes all the leadership yes and that's that's it now it's a mighty task to implement that agenda

01:44:42.640 throughout all these thousands of people in this bureaucracy yeah uh matthew thanks so much and

01:44:47.580 you're going to be sticking around i believe uh and we're going to be talking to you uh after the

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01:46:31.520 we are live from washington dc with our live coverage of the

01:47:01.280 the inauguration and the swearing in ceremony of the president of the united states john

01:47:05.460 donald j trump uh president 45 and now number 47 as well it is a historic day uh the feeling here in

01:47:15.040 washington dc is a little pins and needles uh it has been over the weekend i think as we get closer

01:47:22.140 to him actually laying his hand on the bible with that uh tends to go away uh but make no mistake

01:47:28.740 this is a global target uh and the time to strike washington dc if you wanted to get rid of the

01:47:36.920 right is uh right now uh it's astonishing how much money and how many faces are here in the crowds

01:47:46.660 there's about 300 people i believe in the rotunda now if we can take some of that live coverage uh and

01:47:54.900 and go ahead and up the sound i think the kevin f mccumber mr john besler mrs kelly johnson mrs iris

01:48:03.540 weinshall schumer and mrs jennifer scalise so they have uh they have people coming in now and being announced

01:48:13.080 it's thrilling and exciting uh and there is donald trump getting ready to walk in uh to be sworn in

01:48:22.200 uh he is you can hear him making his way by himself down the hallway with all of the military uh standing

01:48:34.040 uh guard and in salute and he's about to walk in to be announced

01:48:49.320 here she is wow look at how stunning melania looks as she walks in she's dressed all in black with just

01:48:55.720 a little white showing around uh her collar and the beautiful black hat offset with a white band

01:49:04.600 i mean she is a obviously a model uh but she looks like she came out of the pages of ralph lauren

01:49:12.280 so american so wholesome and so incredibly beautiful wearing a custom double-breasted navy coat by adam

01:49:19.640 lipis and a matching boater by eric javits both american designers glenn thank you very much stu i

01:49:27.400 appreciate that do you know those people no i've never heard of them but they've never heard of me

01:49:32.680 so we're even uh standing next to the world's tallest man uh her son baron who is about 19 feet tall

01:49:43.240 and right uh seemingly almost next to him but behind him one row is elon musk president of the united

01:49:53.160 states and the vice president of the united states ranking member of the joint congressional committee

01:49:58.520 on inaugural ceremonies the honorable dev fisher house democratic leader the honorable hakeem jeffries

01:50:05.480 and senate majority secretary the honorable robert duncan

01:50:09.320 when they say honorable i mean i think that's just more of a formality

01:50:20.120 i would imagine this

01:50:24.040 this is hail to the chief so that ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states the

01:50:29.800 honorable joseph r biden jr and vice president of the united states the honorable kamala davy harris

01:50:37.080 the last time to hear those words ladies and gentlemen yeah and the first time and the first time

01:50:43.560 honorable has been used for either one of them she looks happy uh he doesn't know where he is

01:50:51.160 uh as they take their place under the dome of the uh capitol building in washington dc

01:50:57.800 it's interesting and weird to see it happening inside yeah uh the rotunda and no matter what anybody

01:51:07.320 tells you this is it's not because uh uh you know it's not because it's cold you just think it's

01:51:15.080 it's a security which i'm totally fine yeah and i think everybody is i hope ladies and gentlemen

01:51:21.560 the vice president elect the executive director for the joint congressional committee on inaugural

01:51:27.560 ceremonies mr michael wagner senate deputy sergeant at arms and doorkeeper jason bell and house

01:51:34.680 deputy sergeant at arms mr sean keating

01:51:42.440 they don't get any music uh there's not doorkeeper music uh no no doorkeeper music uh jd vance is going

01:51:49.160 to be stepping out with bluegrass here it comes here he goes

01:52:00.760 ladies and gentlemen the vice president elect of the united states the honorable jd vance

01:52:08.440 quite a rise for a guy who was grew up in poverty yeah to go through become

01:52:14.920 you know successful individually in the private sector it is truly the american story yeah by the

01:52:21.480 way steve baker our investigative journalist uh blaze media correspondent who may be pardoned

01:52:28.520 during this address uh is joining us uh here in washington dc hello steve how are you good

01:52:35.880 good to be here actually it's uh it's a big day for you personally as well as the country it could be

01:52:42.360 and uh i have a i have mixed emotions i have a lot of thoughts about this we don't know how it's

01:52:47.480 going to come down you don't know how many are going to receive pardons you nervous yes i'm very

01:52:52.280 nervous i i'm sleepless for the last several days uh i would imagine because this is if it doesn't

01:52:59.240 happen it's uh you know not good for you my good for us so yeah yeah he hates you i got do you feel

01:53:06.280 like he might do it during the sound up please and the uh pm it's very likely that he will do it

01:53:11.560 during the speech uh but he may just indicate it i mean we don't know what the language is going to

01:53:15.800 be like and it's got to be very specific alan dershowitz said that if he speaks it it's done correct

01:53:21.880 it's law yeah he says it now how he says it is what's got me nervous here we go

01:53:28.920 joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies elizabeth farah house sergeant at

01:53:34.040 arms the honorable william p mcfarland doorkeeper senate sergeant at arms and doorkeeper hold on

01:53:40.280 guys hold on i'm coming doorkeeper and door mouse the honorable john thune and the joint congressional

01:53:46.760 committee on inaugural ceremonies house democratic leader the honorable hakeem jeffries house majority

01:53:53.320 leader the honorable steve did he go out and come back the house of representatives the honorable mike

01:53:59.240 johnson senate democratic leader the honorable charles e schumer ranking member of the joint

01:54:06.040 congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies the honorable deb fisher and chairwoman of the

01:54:11.560 joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies the honorable amy klobuchar

01:54:16.360 oh what a nightmare ladies and gentlemen we've ruined the word honorable never be used again

01:54:37.960 it's of course a new piece written for the new emperor of the united states just throwing that in

01:54:44.280 for the democrats who are ladies a bunch of crybabies the president-elect of the united states the

01:54:50.120 honorable donald john trump

01:54:59.080 what is going through his head right now

01:55:01.400 look at that he leads over to kiss melania but the brim of her hat is angled in such a way he

01:55:18.200 couldn't actually get to her cheek there's no way to get to that to get someone in that hat

01:55:22.680 no that's a that's not a kissing hat you're going in sideways yeah he did do it he still

01:55:27.640 couldn't do it still couldn't do it

01:55:32.120 saying hello to somebody fat

01:55:33.480 i thought you said you weren't there

01:55:51.640 it's cool day that is really amazing to watch it really is by the way our live coverage on blaze tv

01:55:58.040 you can find it at blaze t blaze 47.com blaze 47 you join us today save 47 bucks on your blaze tv plus

01:56:06.440 yearly subscription um their people are under the capitol um that were also part of the house and

01:56:15.160 the senate and other guests ladies and gentlemen please be seated in the basement in the visitor senator

01:56:21.880 of the capitol by the way our coverage will continue here in uh just a second and

01:56:26.840 at the top of the hour we will lose our simulcast with a national radio uh audience but we will stay

01:56:33.720 online and also on blaze tv uh so stay with us and during the speech we're not going to be making

01:56:39.880 any remarks we're going to make sure that you hear every word i am really excited if you missed earlier

01:56:45.240 today um i started my podcast with the speech i would like to hear from the president um and we'll uh

01:56:54.520 we'll see he of course is well he's not taking my phone calls currently on speeches so it's not

01:56:59.960 going to be that speech but i'm wondering how much of it is uh is going to reflect in his uh speech

01:57:06.920 today hopefully quite a bit um who's standing up is that global char okay good time to take a quick

01:57:13.240 break uh let me take a quick break here in just a second we'll be back in a second first let me tell

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01:58:50.120 of christians and jews this is glenn beck

01:59:10.200 welcome to the glenn beck program we're just talking about uh some breaking news that has

01:59:20.200 just happened uh you know joe biden has pardoned a lot of people uh he pardoned last night rapists

01:59:26.440 murderers um and actually didn't pardon them fully he just took them off of death row to be clear his uh

01:59:32.440 his uh family pardons happened today not yesterday no i meant the other murderers yeah yeah the other

01:59:39.400 the other rapists and murderers uh yeah his family was uh was pardoned for any kind of past crimes uh

01:59:47.480 just just a few minutes ago it was just released to the press one of the last things he did before

01:59:52.120 he left the oval office is go all the way down and pardon every member of his family uh including the

01:59:58.040 grandchildren except for i think navy was left out of that too so we can go right after we go after

02:00:03.000 uh incredible and think about even you know this transformational moment is you know is really

02:00:10.040 profound but you know four years ago trump obviously is not at the inauguration he doesn't attend it

02:00:16.120 but take separate from that four years ago almost no one attended it there was no one there at all

02:00:23.880 and those who were there were outdoors wearing masks that was where we were just four years ago it

02:00:31.160 feels like another world and thank god it does we've come a long way in a very positive direction

02:00:37.960 uh at least that gonna start today none of this would have happened let's go ahead and put picture

02:00:43.720 in picture and and bring up the sound just a little bit uh who is this speaking i can't envisioned for all of

02:00:50.680 us i can't see today we celebrate not only their decision to do so it's a it's a boring speech um as

02:01:00.200 we nobody of consequence i mean it could be the queen uh i don't know uh but nobody of consequence

02:01:06.280 we're all i think america feels the same way let's get to it um i mean even donald trump you're looking

02:01:12.280 at him and you know he's not he's looking at her but he is not thinking about a word she's saying

02:01:18.600 our invocation uh i don't think trump is typically like a guy that cares all that much about the

02:01:24.680 pomp and circumstance but he's got to be this has got to be delectable now to him today yeah i think

02:01:29.400 he wants every single bit of this today after the past four years okay we're getting a prayer and know

02:01:35.080 that i am god supreme among the nations supreme on the earth let us pray remembering

02:01:44.440 general george washington on his knees at valley forge recalling abraham lincoln at his second

02:01:53.000 inaugural with malice toward none with charity for all with firmness in the right as god gives us to

02:01:59.720 see the right remembering general george patton's instructions to his soldiers as they began the battle

02:02:07.240 of the bulge eight decades ago pray pray when fighting pray alone pray with others pray by night

02:02:14.280 pray by day observing the birthday of the reverend martin luther king who warned without god our efforts

02:02:23.720 turned to ashes we blessed citizens of this one nation under god humbled by our claim that in god we

02:02:34.440 trust gather indeed this inauguration day to pray for our president donald j trump his family

02:02:42.840 his advisors his cabinet his aspirations his vice president for the lord's blessings upon joseph biden

02:02:51.480 for our men and women in uniform for each other whose hopes are stoked this new year this inauguration day

02:02:59.400 day we cannot err in relying upon that prayer from the bible upon which our president will soon place his

02:03:07.880 hand in oath as we make our own the supplications of king solomon for wisdom as he began his governance

02:03:17.800 god of our fathers in your wisdom you set man to govern your creatures to govern in holiness and justice

02:03:24.760 to render justice with integrity give our leader wisdom for he is your servant aware of your of his own weakness

02:03:33.160 and brevity of life if wisdom which comes not from you be not with him he shall be held in no esteem send

02:03:41.640 wisdom from heaven we are going to have to break for a network break our coverage of the inauguration which is just

02:03:49.400 literally six minutes away it's going to be covered at blaze tv blaze 47.com is how you can join us blaze 47

02:03:59.000 uh then coverage tomorrow on radio continues glenn beck

The Glenn Beck Program - January 20, 2025

Biden Uses Final Minutes to Blanket-Pardon Family Members ｜ Guests： Steve Baker & Julio Rosas ｜ 1⧸20⧸25

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