The Glenn Beck Program - Breaking Down Trump's 'Insane' Easter Message to Iran ｜ 4⧸6⧸26

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00:02:45.420 There is a tweet that came out yesterday, two of them, that came out yesterday from Donald Trump.

00:02:50.200 I'm going to give you both of them here in just a second.

00:02:52.360 Let me start with this one.

00:02:53.300 We have rescued the seriously wounded and really brave F-15 crew member and officer from deep inside the mountains of Iran.

00:03:01.880 The Iranian military was looking hard in big numbers and getting close.

00:03:05.880 He is a highly respected colonel.

00:03:08.020 This type of raid is seldom attempted because of the danger to man and equipment.

00:03:12.340 It doesn't just happen.

00:03:13.860 The second raid came after the first one where we rescued the pilot in broad daylight, also unusual, spending seven hours over Iran.

00:03:20.820 An amazing show of bravery and talent by all.

00:03:23.980 I'll be having a news conference with the military at the Oval Office on Monday, 1 p.m.

00:03:28.220 God bless our great military warriors, President Donald J. Trump.

00:03:31.840 So we rescued, and it is an amazing rescue, and I want to concentrate on that before we get to the second tweet that Donald Trump gave on Easter of all days yesterday.

00:03:42.380 We'll give you this in 60 seconds.

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00:04:49.320 Somewhere

00:04:53.200 over the

00:04:56.220 Isfahan province

00:04:57.920 over the weekend

00:04:59.780 an American

00:05:01.440 F-15E

00:05:02.940 fighter. One of these

00:05:05.200 jets doesn't just fall out of the sky

00:05:07.500 it's hunted down

00:05:09.340 and gravity does all of the work.

00:05:12.140 Two men

00:05:13.160 punched out into the night.

00:05:15.240 Two parachutes open

00:05:16.820 over enemy territory.

00:05:18.580 One was found and rescued right away.

00:05:21.920 The other disappeared.

00:05:25.020 He was wounded.

00:05:26.460 He was alone, and he was hunted.

00:05:31.780 His body hit the earth hard enough to remind him

00:05:34.780 that he's still alive, but not much more.

00:05:36.740 He sprained an ankle, maybe worse.

00:05:39.240 No time to check.

00:05:40.700 He has got to get on the move.

00:05:42.640 in war

00:05:45.980 the clock doesn't start when you land

00:05:51.200 it starts when someone sees you land

00:05:53.660 and somewhere in war

00:05:56.400 someone always sees

00:05:58.900 so he's got to move

00:06:01.500 he moves up

00:06:04.620 way up into the mountains

00:06:07.040 7,000 feet of rock and silence

00:06:10.860 and nowhere to hide.

00:06:13.660 So he has to hide in plain sight.

00:06:17.520 He can't trust the radio.

00:06:20.920 He can't trust that anybody is coming for him and find him.

00:06:24.880 All he can do is trust the math.

00:06:28.100 How long can I stay ahead of the men coming for me

00:06:31.980 before the good guys come?

00:06:33.900 Because I know the good guys are coming,

00:06:35.800 but so are the bad guys.

00:06:36.940 And they're not just soldiers, they're bounty hunters.

00:06:40.280 These are not people who are in uniform.

00:06:42.760 These are people that just want the money.

00:06:44.380 A captured American is a big prize, a very, very big prize. 0.57

00:06:54.760 So he goes up, up the mountain, and he finds a break in the rock,

00:07:01.120 barely wide enough for him to breathe, and he is jammed for 36 hours.

00:07:08.080 he stops being a man 0.96

00:07:10.460 and he becomes part of that rock

00:07:12.560 part of that terrain

00:07:13.660 no movement, no sound, no second chances

00:07:16.300 because if they find him

00:07:18.620 it will not be good

00:07:22.800 there's only a video

00:07:26.880 a thousand miles away

00:07:28.720 something flickers

00:07:33.940 it's a signal

00:07:37.740 Weak, intermittent, but real. It's a beacon.

00:07:43.440 You don't run to the signal if you're in his situation, I understand.

00:07:49.020 At least not immediately.

00:07:50.840 Because in a war like this, the signal might not be friendly.

00:07:56.560 It might be waiting for you.

00:07:58.540 so the united states did something

00:08:04.460 that we always do in war everybody always does it lies the central intelligence agency began

00:08:13.380 pushing out noise into the system whispers signals digital breadcrumbs telling everybody

00:08:18.280 listening that we've discovered the airman and he's already been recovered the story is over

00:08:25.160 Nothing left to hunt.

00:08:27.240 A ghost rescue, if you will.

00:08:29.140 Fiction.

00:08:31.200 It was designed to keep this guy hidden in the rock until we could find him.

00:08:36.880 At the same time, a battlefield is closing in around him.

00:08:43.080 Communications are jammed.

00:08:44.960 Roads are disrupted.

00:08:45.960 Some sources say that it was the common Iranian that were disrupting the roads,

00:08:52.400 trying to keep people off of that mountain.

00:08:55.280 One way or another, whoever was doing what, eyes were diverted and everybody was looking in a wrong direction.

00:09:01.240 This wasn't just about a rescue.

00:09:02.820 This was about control and shaping a reality so one guy could slip through it.

00:09:09.140 Then night falls.

00:09:11.860 And with it, the part of the story that never makes the headline.

00:09:15.800 Nearly 100 special operations forces, trained, disciplined, very well aware of the odds, go in.

00:09:25.460 They go in, quietly, deliberate, across a sovereign border that does not welcome them, 0.98

00:09:32.560 and they begin to climb the same mountain.

00:09:35.500 Step by step, they close in the distance with a man they can't see,

00:09:41.820 but a man they've already decided they are not going to leave behind.

00:09:46.640 the middle of the night they find him

00:09:52.080 alive

00:09:54.500 this is where we always think the story ends

00:09:58.480 you know once you find the man

00:10:00.120 the hard part is over but it's not

00:10:02.180 never is

00:10:03.360 we had planes on the ground

00:10:06.460 we had two MC-130 aircraft

00:10:08.960 that's their lifeline

00:10:10.240 they fail

00:10:12.740 mechanical

00:10:14.720 on the ground, inside Iran.

00:10:18.840 Does any of this bring back memories of Jimmy Carter?

00:10:23.300 Understand the weight of all of that.

00:10:25.860 A hundred of America's best suddenly not a rescue team,

00:10:29.540 but now a target waiting for rescue themselves.

00:10:33.520 And daylight is coming.

00:10:35.420 Enemy forces are now adjusting.

00:10:37.120 There is no easy exit.

00:10:38.560 There is no margin of error.

00:10:40.200 This is the moment that history turns on.

00:10:44.720 have to make a decision.

00:10:48.980 Somebody has to make a decision.

00:10:52.980 Somebody has to make that decision

00:10:54.580 who understands what failure looks like.

00:10:58.420 And that decision is made.

00:11:00.560 And they choose risk anyway.

00:11:03.480 Send in more aircraft.

00:11:07.660 Again, more aircraft go in.

00:11:09.720 In contested airspace, in the middle of the night,

00:11:12.380 A hundred of our soldiers, our special operators, they're on the ground rescuing one guy, send in more aircraft, and then destroy the aircraft.

00:11:26.780 We can't leave a man behind, but we also can leave aircraft.

00:11:31.720 And for a few men, as those aircraft are coming in, 101 wait, no movement, no guarantees, just the quiet agreement that all of them have already made if this goes bad.

00:11:49.160 We go bad together.

00:11:55.560 One official said, if there was a holy crap moment, that was it.

00:12:01.720 He's right.

00:12:03.660 That was the edge.

00:12:04.860 That was the razor.

00:12:06.980 And then again was precision, the American military.

00:12:12.500 Smaller aircraft, lower, faster, come in pieces, and they leave in waves.

00:12:17.960 And before they go, they erase all the footprints.

00:12:20.500 They destroy the aircraft, the helicopters that were there on the desert, burned, nothing left that can be studied, used, or turned.

00:12:28.780 because in this war, what you leave behind will fight you tomorrow.

00:12:35.320 We know that because of Afghanistan. 0.99

00:12:40.000 And above all of it, while this is going on,

00:12:43.740 no victory parades, no immediate leaks, nothing, no chest pounding,

00:12:48.740 so quiet it feels like nothing happened

00:12:51.960 until it's all over.

00:12:54.800 and our one man

00:12:57.220 is out, alive.

00:13:04.420 And then, and only then after the risk is passed

00:13:06.920 does the President say what can be said.

00:13:08.900 This was one of the most daring search and rescue operations

00:13:11.820 in U.S. history.

00:13:14.920 And it was.

00:13:16.820 But if that's all you take from this,

00:13:20.040 you've missed it.

00:13:21.100 because this wasn't clean it never is aircraft were hit helicopters took fire

00:13:29.760 another jet went down 13 americans already gone hundreds wounded and in iran

00:13:35.900 they're still there they're still capable they're still calculating they're still watching

00:13:41.360 so what do we call this a victory yeah a warning also yes

00:13:51.160 this is modern war not lines on a map but a single human being bleeding hiding waiting

00:14:00.940 while a nation bends itself to bring him home and others walking into the dark fully aware

00:14:08.200 they may not walk back out.

00:14:12.960 This is the line.

00:14:15.700 This is the line between chaos and order,

00:14:19.020 between abandoning somebody

00:14:21.140 and refusing to.

00:14:29.860 If you get anything from this story,

00:14:33.480 you should get that.

00:14:36.240 Boy, you change presidents,

00:14:37.860 You change whoever is running the Pentagon, and it's easy to go back to what took us centuries to become, an honorable military that never, ever leaves one man behind.

00:14:53.900 That's the line, and for one night, on a mountain, on the side of a mountain in Iran, in between two rocks, we held that line.

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00:16:18.980 so that is the first tweet from donald trump we rescued and we did something that only america

00:16:40.960 does that sets us apart now let me give you something else apparently only america does

00:16:48.220 president trump tweeted something this weekend on easter mind you and i'm going to quote

00:16:54.420 tuesday will be power plant day and bridge day all wrapped up in one in iran there will be

00:17:02.620 nothing like it exclamation exclamation exclamation open open and he says the whole thing

00:17:09.520 the effing straight you crazy bastards or you'll live in hell just watch praise be to allah 0.90

00:17:17.720 president donald j trump now there are several ways to look there are several ways to look at

00:17:24.500 this okay uh oh dear god the president's gone insane um oh my uh a man who has never had a

00:17:33.560 drop of alcohol in his life somehow or another on easter decided to drink or he's doing something

00:17:41.600 else now I'm not claiming to know what exactly that tweet is all about but I'd like to I'd like

00:17:50.740 to tender a guess here this sounds like a man who is trying to compress time okay a deadline

00:17:58.760 he named targets power plants bridges infrastructure Dems of course are screaming for the 25th

00:18:05.280 amendment because they think he lost his mind and that is an important subcategory of this story I

00:18:10.000 get to it here in a second but let's assume that this is intentional he didn't lose his mind okay

00:18:15.420 because Donald Trump is not careless whatever you think when it comes to war he takes it very

00:18:20.480 seriously to the leadership in Tehran especially the IRGC the Islamic Revolutionary Guard

00:18:26.940 the tone is not the headline the clock and the specific bombing targets are that's the headline

00:18:38.240 because they have to ask themselves a simple question right now is this guy serious

00:18:44.640 it is this the last warning uh or is this the first move we don't know and i have always said

00:18:55.800 that i've i've wanted our enemies to always look at our president and go

00:19:04.020 is he

00:19:06.240 would he do that

00:19:08.360 and them not know

00:19:09.520 it's kind of this, you remember this from the movie

00:19:12.520 Dirty Harry, it's like this

00:19:14.080 I know what you're thinking

00:19:15.380 did he fire six shots

00:19:18.220 or only five

00:19:19.400 well to tell you the truth in all this excitement

00:19:22.040 I've kind of lost track myself

00:19:23.720 but Ian this is a .44 Magnum

00:19:26.140 the most powerful handgun in the world

00:19:27.840 and would blow your head clean off 0.99

00:19:29.880 you've got to ask yourself one question

00:19:32.320 do I feel lucky

00:19:33.500 will do you punk that is exactly what the president did do you feel lucky will do you punk 0.77

00:19:43.080 now would dirty harry have pulled the trigger did he have what what how did that scene end

00:19:50.780 dirty harry the the secret to that character is he's just crazy enough to do it and you don't know

00:19:59.540 so that's what they're doing they've seen threats before they've survived how many presidents

00:20:06.080 they are now asking themselves wait a minute is this backed by strike packages uh what is the

00:20:11.840 navy positioning what are the quiet messages we're getting from behind the scenes remember

00:20:17.500 this is a very dangerous territory because i've been telling you over the last year or so that

00:20:22.860 Wars, especially world wars, are all started by a simple miscalculation.

00:20:30.680 If they believe this is a bluff or pressure just for negotiation, like all the other presidents, they just might test it.

00:20:40.300 And then what does the president do?

00:20:43.500 If they believe it's real, what they're going to do is they're going to look for the smallest possible concession to avoid a strike without appearing weak.

00:20:51.700 They're going to be like, hey, let's try to bleed some time here.

00:20:54.740 This is the razor's edge we're on right now.

00:20:57.400 Now, there is a third option, and I want to come back to the 25th Amendment. 0.61

00:21:00.720 There is the third option.

00:21:02.020 They may think that our Congress and our people do not have the stomach for any of this, and so they'll just wait it out.

00:21:14.120 Honestly, this is going to be the big story of 28-29.

00:21:17.760 if donald trump can can be replaced by someone else who understands this method of maga and

00:21:27.460 everything else if he if jd vance or marco ruby or somebody like that win and we go down this same

00:21:35.500 path you are going to see those people who are just digging in right now begin to slip away

00:21:41.900 because i think almost the entire world is thinking there's only two and a half more years

00:21:46.360 left. We can outlast him. We can outlast him. We can outlast him. That's what's happening with

00:21:50.360 NATO. That's what's happening with Europe. It's happening with Russia. It's happening with

00:21:56.860 those people in the United States of America who have been playing fast and loose with our money

00:22:03.960 and corruption and everything else. We just have to wait him out, only two and a half more years.

00:22:08.660 so you're going to see things change dramatically in two and a half years you're going to see a

00:22:16.560 gigantic swing back the other way if we lose this next election if we win the next election

00:22:24.280 things are going to change and you're going to see these people go oh crap i can't last another

00:22:30.200 four years or a possible another eight years and that's when this is why i believe we need 12 years

00:22:36.480 to totally wipe this thing out we've got now two and a half years or two years almost in our

00:22:40.940 in our hip pocket we need about 12 we need just another 10 more and we can we can wipe this out

00:22:48.460 now that's what they're thinking is he serious is he not but what about the iranian people

00:22:56.480 that's really important that we look at what are the iranian people taking from this

00:23:02.660 quite honestly a crazy ass tweet from the president of the united states

00:23:08.700 is he playing crazy strategically i believe so but what are they thinking next first let me tell

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00:24:36.480 youtube.com slash glenn beck all right so we're just talking about the president's uh tweet the

00:24:54.460 kind of uh nasty one um that used all kinds of language and an approach i've never seen

00:25:00.800 any president ever make and i want to get into that um in a minute about the language that he

00:25:06.720 chose to use because it is a little uh unnerving but i think that's the point i'll get into that

00:25:13.420 here in just a second but first um let me pick it up where i left off and what are the american

00:25:20.040 people i i told you uh or what the iranian people i told you what the irgc is mostly thinking and

00:25:26.300 they're saying are there going to be any is there going to be any movement is this just a threat

00:25:30.400 or is this real is he crazy will he do it remember he's dealing with crazy people they have to they

00:25:38.080 have to believe he's just as dedicated to his crazy idea of wiping them out as they are to

00:25:45.020 their crazy idea of wiping us out okay that's what he's dealing with that message was not for you

00:25:51.140 it was for them now this is the this is the part that it gets dicey for me because there is this

00:25:58.900 scenario this one scenario that washington has always hoped for we have hoped for where the

00:26:04.000 pressure cracks the regime and the people see it and they go out on the street you know and there's

00:26:08.800 a moment that you know they go out on the street and they free themselves that's what we hope okay

00:26:14.720 that's optimistic that's i mean it could happen but it could happen but president under president

00:26:24.000 trump understands something that i don't think most presidents have or at least would admit it

00:26:28.980 out loud and that is breaking a country is really super easy rebuilding it is where you bleed for

00:26:35.920 decades and this is why marco rubio is so important because he has changed all the upper floors of

00:26:42.900 the state department and gotten all of those people out like we'll just rebuild it and bring

00:26:47.360 them democracy and they'll love it they'll be just like us that never works we've seen it the iraq 1.00

00:26:53.280 war, the war in Afghanistan over and over and over again. Regimes fall, power vacuums open,

00:26:58.340 malicious rise, civil wars begin. And then suddenly what was supposed to be a decisive

00:27:03.380 strike becomes generational in its entanglement. He knows this. He said it for years. He campaigned

00:27:10.780 against those stuff. So if he knows that collapsing Iran outright would trigger exactly that kind of

00:27:17.660 long grinding chaos why is he speaking this way why why threaten the infrastructure you know but

00:27:24.440 not total regime destruction really critical he's saying i'm going to knock everything out but i'm

00:27:30.660 not going after a total regime change the reason why he's doing it i think is because this is the

00:27:37.300 narrowest path left between humiliation and full-scale war you can't humiliate them we don't

00:27:42.740 want a full-scale war. So think of the structure of the threat. He's not saying we're invading,

00:27:47.860 we're toppling your government. Instead, he's saying we're going to make the cost of your

00:27:51.640 behavior in the straight unbearable, super fast. That's not regime change language. That's coercion.

00:27:59.840 This is what it looks like when a president is trying to force a decision without triggering

00:28:04.340 total collapse. Now, I'm saying this and I am trying to, because for me, at least,

00:28:10.440 The president has earned my respect and he has earned enough trust from me to make these

00:28:17.040 decisions.

00:28:18.460 I mean, and by the way, what am I going to do about it?

00:28:21.220 Protest?

00:28:21.820 We're in it.

00:28:22.620 We're in it.

00:28:23.620 We have to make the best of it and hope for the best and plan for the best, but also know

00:28:29.320 that it could fall apart at any time, but not root for it as some people are.

00:28:35.180 He's trying to cause pain, targeted, visible, undeniable pain without crossing the line

00:28:40.420 into occupation or nation building or open-ended war it's a brutal calculus and it it may work it

00:28:47.880 may not work hurt him enough to change the behavior but not enough to shatter the the state

00:28:52.900 because once that happens we control what we don't control what comes next we control the

00:28:59.120 rebuilding of it but iran is not iraq it is it's over i think it's almost twice the size of texas

00:29:08.120 It is a massive place, much more complex, more ideologically driven, far more embedded in the regional proxy networks.

00:29:18.140 If it fractures, it doesn't just fall, it spreads, and it spreads all over the Middle East.

00:29:25.200 So what the president is not seeking is recklessness.

00:29:29.520 but this may be the last long rung on the ladder of you know of of what you can do before it's a

00:29:39.040 point of no return so what do we do about this well we watch okay what do we watch for for the

00:29:45.820 next 48 hours until tomorrow at 8 p.m eastern time we watch the Strait of Hormuz is the center

00:29:51.880 of gravity so we watch the water the first thing if tankers begin to move even quietly even

00:29:57.780 selectively, that tells you something has shifted behind the scenes. We're getting word today from

00:30:02.460 Pakistan that they have a good offer on the table that we are negotiating right now that would be a

00:30:08.760 ceasefire and would open the strait immediately. We don't know, but we'll see. Second, watch what's

00:30:17.240 coming out of Tehran. If you hear words like technical arrangements, temporary access,

00:30:24.020 maritime safety, they're looking for a way out. If you hear words like martyrdom,

00:30:29.760 final resistance, punishment, you know what that means. Third, watch for military posturing,

00:30:38.380 actual movement, okay, naval repositioning, airspace closures. This is a big one. Embassy

00:30:45.440 warnings, cyber disruptions. Militaries don't bluff in logistics. And then we have to watch

00:30:52.420 washington if the show if the tone shifts from threat to explanation if you start hearing

00:30:58.800 justification framing legal language i think that means that action is closer that's how modern

00:31:05.760 our public at least is prepared uh for conflict so tomorrow's the day tomorrow night 8 p.m

00:31:13.320 best case narrow opening face-saving compromises ships move both sides claim victory the crisis

00:31:21.020 bends, but it doesn't break. The middle case, more pressure, more signals, maybe limited action,

00:31:28.340 but nothing game-changing, clock resets, tension stays. We all know what the worst is. The deadline

00:31:34.680 holds, the strikes begin, infrastructure is hit, Iran responds, maybe not necessarily where we're

00:31:40.320 looking, but maybe where it hurts us the most. Because once that first strike lands, if it lands

00:31:46.380 the way he is outlining here this is no longer about the straight this is about credibility this

00:31:51.540 is about survival this is about response i mean he put a lot of chips on the table he cannot

00:31:57.220 he cannot become barack obama that's what they're really weighing right now is this barack obama i

00:32:03.400 got a line in the sand and you don't cross that line then they cross and he's like i got another

00:32:07.820 line in the sand this one's more of a this is more of a fuchsia don't cross that one and then

00:32:13.600 they cross that one that's what they need to know is he just barack obama or does he mean it

00:32:20.660 so what should you take from this well it's not normal presidential language

00:32:28.300 uh it may be a signal that we're no longer in a normal phase of diplomacy

00:32:32.980 and there is a difference between strength and volatility strength says i know where the line

00:32:40.220 is, and we're never going to cross it. Volatility says, I don't know, I might redraw it at any

00:32:45.660 moment. Right now, the world in Iran is trying to decide which one it is seeing from the president,

00:32:53.560 and tomorrow is going to answer that question. Because by then, we'll know. Was this a threat

00:32:58.560 designed to force an off-ramp, or is this final warning before impact? Watch the ships,

00:33:04.840 Watch the language. Watch the actual movement. Watch for signals. And only those paying attention are going to see it before it arrives. Let me see if I can get Jason in on this. Before I talk about the language, Jason, do you agree with that analysis?

00:33:18.680 Yeah, 100%. I think that the things that we really actually should be watching right now, very specifically the Strait of Hormuz, everything that's going on within the negotiations right now, as reported through Pakistan, which is the intermediary, is it's the Strait of Hormuz and the ceasefire as being the two biggest items that are on the table right now.

00:33:43.040 The problem is, again, we're getting mixed signals because I'm seeing that the Iranians are rejecting that.

00:33:48.720 That's per Al Jazeera, but that's Al Jazeera, so who really knows?

00:33:52.280 And that the president is just kind of saying, well, this is one of the options that are available, but we'll see.

00:33:56.840 I don't know how you can actually trust the Iranians on the Strait of Hormuz issue. 1.00

00:34:01.140 So this brings me right back to what I said about the Democrats.

00:34:05.460 This is such a critical point.

00:34:07.340 What did you just say?

00:34:08.940 That Pakistan is saying one thing. 0.97

00:34:10.580 we're hearing that but the other side the other voices are saying we're not doing that and so you

00:34:16.840 don't know the president needs this to be credible he needs everyone in the leadership of iran to

00:34:24.920 actually believe and that's why i believe he used the language that he did he needs them to go the

00:34:30.240 guy is freaking unhinged i've never seen a president say that he can't play it as business

00:34:36.360 as usual. This is my guess. The guy is a negotiator and a brilliant negotiator. So my guess is he knows

00:34:43.660 I have got to convince them that I am just crazy enough to do it. The problem is they're hearing

00:34:51.340 two voices. They're hearing the president say one thing, and then they're hearing our media

00:34:55.980 and our Democrats and everybody else saying we might evoke the 25th Amendment. That gives them

00:35:03.400 hope that gives them hope you don't want those voices look tomorrow comes and he starts to break

00:35:12.880 international law then we deal with that tomorrow not today not today let the president's threat

00:35:20.900 play out and i just don't know why we it just seems to me that we just have a bunch of politicians

00:35:28.120 that never think of anything beside their own career and their own party.

00:35:33.760 They never put country first.

00:35:35.700 Even if you disagreed with this, you would go,

00:35:40.160 look, it's only until tomorrow night at 8 p.m.

00:35:42.940 Hey, everybody, shut your mouth.

00:35:45.760 The president may be playing a negotiation game

00:35:48.880 that could end this thing tomorrow night by 8.

00:35:51.700 You don't have to get on board.

00:35:53.660 Just don't say anything until 8 p.m. tomorrow.

00:35:56.840 then we'll know and if he if it doesn't work out we can toast him for that if he does start

00:36:03.700 breaking international law we'll go after him on that just shut your mouth for 24 hours can you do 0.79

00:36:10.140 that the answer is no they can't nor will they it's nuts it's absolutely nuts so jason let's talk

00:36:18.900 about um the other part of this because i don't like the president i don't like the fact that

00:36:25.600 uh in the last 20 years our presidents have become very very coarse um but our society

00:36:34.740 has become coarse um i don't like the fact that everybody is using the f word and everything else

00:36:42.460 all the time in regular business and everything else can we not can we stop with this um and

00:36:50.480 president trump has gone down this road other presidents have started to go down this road

00:36:55.540 And there's a lot of people, especially on Easter, that looked at that and went, okay, that's not real Christ-like.

00:37:01.160 No, but Christ never fought a war with an actual military.

00:37:05.020 So it is different.

00:37:07.820 I don't personally like it.

00:37:10.000 However, that message was not intended for a Western audience.

00:37:17.000 audience that was intended to go directly to a bunch of crazy bastards that don't have any idea 1.00

00:37:25.860 they need to understand they need to believe this guy is serious and just crazy enough i think every

00:37:33.020 word in that was strategic that was just not off that was not him in a moment of frustration sitting

00:37:39.200 on the john going you know what these bastards you better open up the would you agree with that 0.59

00:37:43.920 or not? Yeah, and that's really the Trump doctrine. Trump is the bull in the China shop that is so

00:37:51.080 unpredictable that even our allies, but most importantly, our adversaries have no idea what

00:37:56.240 he wants to do. Two examples of that, if I have the time, was that NATO, for decades, foreign

00:38:01.940 presidents have been trying to get NATO to dedicate more of their budgets towards defense.

00:38:08.920 none of them were successful the trump doctrine worked and he was able to do that iran on the

00:38:14.140 other hand for the foreign example or uh you know our enemy example they thought that everything

00:38:18.660 they'd been preparing for decades would work they thought that closing the strait of hormuz

00:38:23.720 pretty much would halt everything and the war would stop now they're discombobulated they have

00:38:28.440 no idea what to expect we actually have some um basis for saying that right aren't there reports

00:38:35.920 that say when they closed the straight,

00:38:38.880 they expected him immediately to back off,

00:38:41.280 and when he didn't, they were like,

00:38:42.460 wait, wait, hold it, what's going on here?

00:38:45.140 Oh, yeah, that's been their Trump card since 1980.

00:38:50.380 They thought that was their ultimate,

00:38:52.440 ha-ha, they've got it done.

00:38:54.280 Now they don't really know what their next move is.

00:38:56.960 They really have no idea.

00:38:58.120 It's all about being that bull in the China shop,

00:39:00.640 being that unpredictable person,

00:39:02.120 and right now, the president is playing it to a T,

00:39:04.780 even though a lot of us don't like how it sounds i really want the outcome the ends do not justify

00:39:13.420 the means but i kind of agree with patten i mean patten was known as i mean you want to talk about

00:39:20.960 foul mouth he said you know an army that can't handle you know foul language is an army that

00:39:28.740 can't fight its way out of a piss soaking bag um you know he he was very foul-mouthed but

00:39:35.620 it actually was in some ways used strategically because um remember he was he was known as a guy

00:39:45.060 uh well i've got a break i've got to do this network break let me come back because i really

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00:42:44.780 i want to go back to patten here for a second because if you look and judge a man by his

00:42:54.520 language patten was a very very bad guy okay um and patten it makes everybody uncomfortable at

00:43:00.780 one point he goes into a hospital and he sees a young soldier who is in the hospital with ptsd

00:43:05.100 they don't know anything about it he slaps him across the face and says get back in a get grow

00:43:09.460 up. Well, we decide we're going to punish him and not let him conduct the invasion on D-Day.

00:43:17.420 Germans thought he was the best general we ever had. They didn't believe that we would actually

00:43:22.300 demote him or not. That's why when they put him in Calais and it was all a feint, that's why

00:43:30.620 the Germans kept everybody in Calais and we won D-Day. 0.77

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00:46:11.240 For everything that is going on in the world,

00:46:15.020 we have the best of us and the worst of us

00:46:19.540 as humans on display right now.

00:46:22.320 In this war over the weekend,

00:46:25.120 I just told you the story of the colonel that we saved

00:46:28.460 who was hiding up in the mountains for 36 hours an incredible story a hundred special forces

00:46:34.620 and the decisions that we made as a military to risk it all to go save one guy then on the other

00:46:43.620 hand you have people who are providing chaos all over the world who are evil and scheming you have

00:46:50.900 people who are now the the 12ers in iran who are trying to bring back the mahadi the 12th the mom

00:46:57.700 which would usher in the end of the world in their holy book,

00:47:02.960 which is suspiciously like the exact opposite of our holy book, which is weird.

00:47:08.440 But then we also have something happening up in the sky.

00:47:12.500 Since man has existed, before there was language, before the cave drawings,

00:47:20.820 man at night would look up and wonder what that big white thing is up in the sky that we call a

00:47:28.660 moon. Through all of our advancements, we walked on the surface of the moon in 1969, 1970, 73.

00:47:42.180 We had men on the moon, but it took until this morning for us to actually get a picture of the entire backside of the moon.

00:47:52.200 For the very first time in human history, we can see the entire picture of the dark side of the moon.

00:48:00.840 That's incredible.

00:48:02.540 And we all kind of just are like, yeah, what else?

00:48:06.840 It's an incredible thing.

00:48:08.160 I want to spend just a couple of minutes on Artemis 2.

00:48:11.440 If they were landing on the moon, it would either be tonight or tomorrow that they would be actually going down to the surface and landing on the moon.

00:48:19.660 It's taken from the launch until today to get there.

00:48:24.980 Now they're flying around and then they're heading on back.

00:48:28.680 But I want to tell you something I think remarkable that happened yesterday up in the lunar capsule.

00:48:38.200 We'll talk about that in 60 seconds.

00:48:40.040 first. Defeating the left is only a good thing when it's, you know, the only option. What we

00:48:46.780 really want, what we always should be wanting is to win people over, bring them back to our shared

00:48:51.620 values, remind each other what we have in common as Americans. And one of the best ways to do that

00:48:57.020 isn't by argument. It's about setting the example by doing the next thing that is the next right

00:49:02.400 thing over and over and over again in all of our small decisions, because it's the small decisions

00:49:07.400 that add up over time and the small decisions are like who do you do business will with for example

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00:49:52.840 so i want to talk to you about victor glover because i think this guy is absolutely amazing

00:49:57.200 he is the pilot of artemis 2 and yesterday there was a message from him in space and i want you to

00:50:04.340 hear the whole message listen to this as we are so far from earth and looking back at you know

00:50:10.480 the beauty of creation i think that for me one of the really important personal perspectives that i

00:50:17.100 have up here is i can really see earth as one thing and you know when i read the bible and i

00:50:21.840 look at all of the amazing things that were done for us who were created it's you know you you have

00:50:27.960 this amazing place this spaceship you guys are talking to us because we're in a spaceship really

00:50:32.740 far from earth but you're on a spaceship called earth that was created to give us a place to live

00:50:38.880 in the universe in the cosmos i think maybe the distance we are from you makes you think what

00:50:44.180 we're doing is special but we're the same distance from you and i'm trying to tell you just trust me

00:50:48.360 you are special in all of this emptiness this is a whole bunch of nothing this thing we call the

00:50:53.760 universe you have this oasis this beautiful place that we get to exist together i think as we go

00:51:00.640 into Easter Sunday thinking about you know all the cultures all around the world whether you

00:51:04.740 celebrate it or not whether you believe in God or not this is an opportunity for us to remember

00:51:09.800 where we are who we are and that we are the same thing and that we got to get through this together

00:51:15.120 amazing amazing now remember this is the same man who went viral last week

00:51:22.140 for saying that he was yes proud to be the first black man going around the moon but

00:51:26.100 i don't want you to think of that i don't i don't want to be known for that

00:51:29.700 so i don't want this to be about race he said quote this needs to be about human history it's

00:51:35.900 not the story it's the story of humanity not black history not women's history but human history oh

00:51:44.540 my gosh how long have we been pining for somebody to say that right now everything in our world

00:51:51.160 is trying to shrink all of these stories,

00:51:55.020 break it apart, divide it,

00:51:56.440 turn it into smaller and smaller pieces

00:51:58.200 until all we can see is us,

00:52:02.360 me, myself, and I.

00:52:04.900 But then you get 240,000 miles away

00:52:08.380 and suddenly none of that holds.

00:52:11.040 From that distance,

00:52:12.160 you can't see red states and blue states.

00:52:14.740 You can barely see countries.

00:52:17.920 There's no trending outrage,

00:52:19.160 outrage no cultural tribes it's just a blue marble hanging in the black sky and if you're honest

00:52:27.580 and you really look at it there's no political argument there you see a miracle

00:52:34.800 Glover just said when you look back at earth from space that's what you feel and he would know

00:52:43.560 I wish I knew it like that.

00:52:47.000 This is a man who has spent six months on the International Space Station.

00:52:52.260 On the International Space Station, he took communion every single week, every Sunday, in space.

00:52:58.160 Think of that.

00:52:59.400 Floating above the world, circling it every 90 minutes, watching sunrises and sunsets stack up like seconds.

00:53:06.500 and choosing every week to stop and remember something eternal.

00:53:14.100 What a story.

00:53:17.260 He said something else there too.

00:53:18.920 He said, we've all heard the phrase, there are no atheists in a foxhole.

00:53:23.720 He said, there aren't any atheists at the top of a rocket either.

00:53:28.320 Because when you see creation like he's seeing it now,

00:53:31.240 When you see the scale, the precision, the beauty, there's no guesswork in any of this.

00:53:39.060 It's math.

00:53:40.280 The whole thing is math.

00:53:42.700 You don't feel bigger.

00:53:44.420 You feel smaller and somehow or another more connected at the same time.

00:53:54.560 I think that's the part that we have lost.

00:53:56.780 If you live in a big city, I remember living in New York.

00:53:59.560 And the first time I went out to the mountains with my family and we sat around a campfire, we did what everybody does, what cavemen used to do, I'm sure, sit around and say, what is up there?

00:54:16.720 I mean, look at the vastness of this.

00:54:19.480 We are super small in the grand scheme of things, and it puts the world into perspective.

00:54:24.520 you know when we stop looking up we start looking in and when everything turns inward our problems

00:54:32.640 our identity our grievances our egos everything it becomes the entire universe to us our own

00:54:39.460 little gravity well and you get stuck there and you just begin orbiting yourself and your problems

00:54:46.160 but space if we allow it has a way of breaking that it forces perspective

00:54:52.600 imagine being in that capsule and looking and seeing the side of the moon that no man has ever

00:55:00.540 seen completely not even in pictures we have never seen it they are seeing something no

00:55:06.580 human eye has ever gazed on and most of the world is yawning

00:55:10.420 but if we can take that one moment and really imagine it for ourselves it reminds you you are

00:55:20.680 part of something huge and you're part of something you're not the center of everything

00:55:26.040 you're part of something and perhaps if we let it that's why this mission matters right now

00:55:33.820 not because of the rockets or technology or what spacex is going to do or anything it's just

00:55:40.500 the simple reminder look up again look up look up not just at the stars but look up

00:55:48.660 Who made them?

00:55:52.740 The book of Romans says,

00:55:54.820 For since the creation of the world,

00:55:58.100 God's invisible attributes have been clearly seen,

00:56:04.440 being understood by what has been made.

00:56:08.180 In other words, you don't need a rocket to find him.

00:56:12.540 You don't need to go to space.

00:56:14.200 It's all right here, but we get so lost.

00:56:17.380 But it's all right here, in the order, in the design, in the mathematics.

00:56:26.000 In the moments we usually rush past, I made a promise to myself just recently.

00:56:32.560 I am not going to be the first one that stops hugging.

00:56:36.700 Do you know, in Disney, if you're a princess or a character, you're not allowed to stop hugging before the child does.

00:56:48.160 If that child hangs on to you for 20 minutes and is hugging you, you hug them for 20 minutes.

00:56:53.560 You are not allowed to break the hug first.

00:56:57.080 And I thought that spoke volumes.

00:56:59.980 They know psychologically, this is all, that's all business.

00:57:02.680 They know psychologically what that means to the kid.

00:57:05.400 And I decided when I heard that, I am not going to be the first to break a hug.

00:57:09.720 And my son is a good hugger.

00:57:11.180 And he came home for Easter and I hugged him and I thought we were going to be there all day.

00:57:17.380 But we didn't rush past that moment, and it was nice.

00:57:22.400 It was special.

00:57:26.300 Victor Glover didn't find God for the first time in orbit.

00:57:31.840 He found him the same place that you and I can,

00:57:34.660 at home, with his family, in the ordinary.

00:57:38.640 Space didn't give him faith.

00:57:41.780 Space gives him perspective.

00:57:43.460 Is it, perhaps, what Easter is really all about?

00:57:51.000 Not escaping the world, but seeing it clearly.

00:58:00.320 So, right now, as he's looking down on us, maybe we should do something we haven't done in a while.

00:58:08.560 Look up.

00:58:09.360 look up with humility and gratitude and the and the understanding that we are all part of a story

00:58:19.580 that is much much much bigger than ourselves not black history not white history not men history

00:58:26.540 female history not political history human history and it is still being written today

00:58:35.320 I don't know about you, but with all the problems in the world, we are so blessed to live at this time.

00:58:43.360 We are seeing history written in so many different ways, good and bad.

00:58:47.820 We are seeing human history written in gigantic, bold capital letters.

00:58:55.460 Letters that you could, eventually we will see it from space.

00:59:00.540 The story of humankind.

00:59:03.160 And we're writing it.

00:59:06.280 And part of me says, when I look at the bad stuff, it's going to be interesting to see what that story says.

00:59:12.640 Another part says, I know humans.

00:59:16.560 I know Americans, especially.

00:59:18.680 We eventually get it right.

00:59:20.600 It's going to be exciting to see what and how we write in this next chapter.

00:59:30.120 All right, let me tell you about the burner launcher.

00:59:31.780 making the decision to shoot somebody is not somebody that you take like lightly i know you

00:59:36.380 don't um but it's also a decision that you don't get to take your time with because in real life

00:59:41.720 or death situations when somebody is threatening you or your family there's no pause button there's

00:59:45.760 no time out you know no moment where everybody's like can we have a little let's have a family

00:59:50.440 council on this one let's all get together you don't have time you just you react you have about

00:59:55.080 a half a second to respond to a violent threat and that's what makes it so difficult because

00:59:59.400 the consequences of lethal decisions are permanent even if that moment didn't need to be permanent

01:00:07.800 that's why having another option matters the burner launcher gives you a non-lethal way to

01:00:11.860 defend yourself using powerful pepper and kinetic projectiles that can stop a threat from a distance

01:00:16.840 without escalating to legal for the lethal force it is great for for states honestly like california

01:00:22.760 because it's legal in all 50 states no permit is even required and if you're over 18 you can carry

01:00:27.860 nothing to fill out okay it is a choice that is not hard to live with after you have to use it

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01:00:57.860 so now let me be petty for a second let me talk about the canadian astronaut

01:01:05.300 for the love of pete do you remember last week and this this to me showed that canada

01:01:12.680 is beyond repair or damn close to beyond repair do you remember when the canadian uh airliner

01:01:20.380 crashed in new york and we're still scrambling to find answers on what happens and the the

01:01:27.560 CEO of Air Canada is actually fired or has to resign because when he came out with a statement,

01:01:38.420 he didn't issue it in French as well. So their plane is still smoldering on the tarmac. They

01:01:46.400 have no idea what's going on. And Air Canada and Canadian government forces this guy to resign

01:01:54.580 because he wasn't inclusive he didn't also issue his statement in french that's how crazy it is

01:02:02.340 so we're up talking over the weekend about the dark side of the moon nobody's ever thought about

01:02:08.820 you know victor is up there saying listen listen let me give you some perspective

01:02:14.020 what do the canadians do well listen here it is

01:02:18.980 For me, the thing that is really important is to find your passions and follow your passions, but also to share them with others.

01:02:30.280 First of all, stop, stop. First of all, this guy is like me speaking French, okay?

01:02:37.320 I mean, this is the worst French I've ever heard. It sounds like he's a butcher. 1.00

01:02:42.200 He sounds like me, honestly, speaking English, let alone French.

01:02:46.520 so we're saying you know we just put four astronauts we're just seeing the moon and

01:02:53.000 they're and they're and they're literally tweeting we spoke French in space wow Canada

01:03:00.040 really you've come to that now it's not just me saying this what Ricky can you give me the tweet

01:03:06.380 from yeah it's from the Prime Minister Mark Carney he is super super proud of the fact that

01:03:12.400 the first astronaut in history to speak French while en route to the moon,

01:03:16.300 Canada's very own Astro Jeremy.

01:03:19.240 And, you know, Jeremy, thanks for hanging out with our astronauts up there.

01:03:22.200 This is not something to celebrate, tubers.

01:03:25.240 Did anybody say when the Chinese go up in space, 0.70

01:03:28.380 did anybody say, you know, they're the first people to speak Chinese in space?

01:03:32.720 We never said that when we went to the moon.

01:03:34.860 We're the first English people to speak English.

01:03:38.520 We're the first people to speak English in space.

01:03:41.460 that's not the big deal i don't know if you know that that's not the big deal

01:03:46.000 babylon b has the greatest story today listen to this in accordance with canadian law the

01:03:51.640 crew of nasa's artemis 2 mission successfully euthanized canadian astronaut jeremy hansen

01:03:58.000 after discovering he had suffered a light bruise during takeoff artemis 2 is nasa's first mission

01:04:04.600 to the moon since 1972 a truly historic launch for everyone involved except for hansen who is

01:04:10.480 now deceased. No one should have to live like with this kind of an injury, said Canadian Prime

01:04:16.580 Minister Mark Carney. When I heard about the bumpy launch, I contacted NASA immediately to

01:04:21.520 make sure that they put Colonel Hansen out of his misery right away. I mean, to have a bruise like

01:04:26.540 this? According to reports, Hansen's colleagues initially resisted the order to kill him,

01:04:31.320 citing the lack of proper equipment on board the shuttle. But with assistance from ground control,

01:04:35.720 the crew successfully re-engineered hardware from the lights life support

01:04:39.400 systems to create the necessary equipment to administer a deadly toxin into

01:04:44.120 his bloodstream in his final communication to earth Hanson reportedly

01:04:48.160 said, please, it's just a bruise.

01:04:51.620 I want to live a poignant message,

01:04:57.520 which Canadian experts attributed to space madness at publishing time.

01:05:02.320 The remaining members of Artemis two crew announced its plan to honor their

01:05:05.520 fallen canadian crew but uh crewmate by using extra maple syrup with their next pancake breakfast

01:05:10.320 tomorrow morning i mean that's hysterical it's what's so sad is it's true it's i mean they are

01:05:17.040 almost to bruises they are almost to bruises a hundred thousand people have died it is the fourth

01:05:22.520 or fifth leading cause of death now in canada and they are celebrating it they're going they're

01:05:29.040 going even deeper on this you can go in for depression what kind of why have any psychiatrists

01:05:34.960 seriously why have any psychiatrist what what does psychiatry do it's you know you have a problem

01:05:41.460 you are thinking crazy things like i don't know i want to cut all my body parts off and become

01:05:46.900 something i can't become we can't talk about that and up in canada now they're saying you come into

01:05:53.580 a doctor for depression even as a teenager and they will offer you made so i came into the

01:06:03.380 hospital because i've been having these thoughts about killing myself and uh you know well we can

01:06:08.760 do it for you would you like some help on that that's insanity we actually are going to interview

01:06:13.420 a woman who went in with back pain back pain she'll be coming up this week back pain and their 1.00

01:06:19.320 first offer was we could kill you no i mean first do no harm uh no it's back pain i i i want to live 0.80

01:06:29.980 but i don't want to compare back pain with a nasty bruise that jeremy hansen might have had

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01:08:35.080 I don't know if you saw Jonathan Turley in the Hill,

01:08:38.060 but he is saying we need a 28th Amendment.

01:08:41.520 Not going to happen.

01:08:42.560 We're going to need a 28th Amendment to clear up the 14th Amendment 0.99

01:08:46.760 because this is not what it was meant to do.

01:08:49.100 And everybody knows that in this so disingenuous. I mean, there is a difference between what the law says and what the law was built to do. And when you lose the distinction, you flatten history into slogans. You don't just misunderstand the law. You begin to dismantle the country piece by piece. That law was there to protect something. What?

01:09:11.440 i don't know last time you looked up dread scott but you need to look up dread scott

01:09:18.240 refresh your memory because it was just one of the most shocking horrific decisions the uh supreme

01:09:24.880 the court the supreme court ever ever made it declared that an entire uh class of human beings

01:09:31.720 even if they were free could never be citizens of the united states never and it was that class 1.00

01:09:38.820 of people were former slaves. Even if you were free, you could not be a citizen. And that ruling

01:09:44.960 didn't just bind the slaves, it poisoned everything. It told generations of Americans

01:09:51.140 that citizenship was not a matter of principle, it was a matter of permission. And it dragged the

01:09:57.980 entire country into complicity, especially when it was paired with the Fugitive Slave Act that

01:10:04.080 It happened, what, 10 years before the Civil War, that the Fugitive Slave Act forced citizens

01:10:09.820 in free states to participate in the machinery of slavery or go to prison themselves.

01:10:16.220 And that was the crisis.

01:10:18.160 OK, that was the fire.

01:10:19.920 And so we fight the Civil War.

01:10:21.540 And then people in the South, Democrats, are like, no, you can't vote unless you're a citizen.

01:10:27.700 Oh, do we really?

01:10:28.720 Really?

01:10:29.060 We have to do this now, too?

01:10:30.460 And so they came up with the 14th Amendment.

01:10:32.800 That was the answer.

01:10:34.080 And it wasn't an open invitation to the world.

01:10:37.720 It was a moral correction to a very specific and horrifying wrong.

01:10:44.660 When Congress drafted the 14th Amendment to the United States,

01:10:48.420 they answered a single urgent question.

01:10:53.140 Can a nation that once enslaved people now deny them of citizenship forever?

01:10:59.060 And the answer, thank God, was no, of course not.

01:11:04.080 And that's why the language matters, the language subject to the jurisdiction thereof.

01:11:10.140 That phrase is not accidental.

01:11:13.040 It was debated.

01:11:13.940 It was argued.

01:11:14.900 It was clarified on the floor of Congress.

01:11:19.040 How are our Supreme Court justices going to, what pretzel do they have to twist themselves 1.00

01:11:23.280 in this?

01:11:23.860 The authors made it really clear.

01:11:26.000 They were talking about people who owed full political allegiance to the United States,

01:11:31.040 not people who were temporary visitors not some foreign national passing through not somebody who

01:11:37.700 was under the power of a sovereign power not not enemies they were talking about freed slaves

01:11:45.120 and people who had no other country no other protection no other place to go

01:11:51.960 so now because of progressives we have taken a surgical correction to one of the greatest

01:12:01.340 injustices in human history and we've turned it into a universal rule that almost no other nation

01:12:08.000 on earth follows most countries anchor all of their citizenship in blood with very very few 0.96

01:12:15.720 exceptions canada is one of them you want to be canada a couple of other nations in south america

01:12:21.280 do because we had this and so they interpreted it that way but they stopped it most of these

01:12:26.720 nations stopped that half a century ago because they saw what it was doing or could do to their

01:12:31.080 countries why because citizenship is not just a benefit it is a bond it's a shared future

01:12:41.540 it's an idea it's an agreement that says we're taking this idea and building something together

01:12:49.020 and we're all responsible for its survival now imagine just for a minute the next generation

01:12:58.220 20 years a child born today will vote in 20 years and we are living in times where our adversaries

01:13:08.720 the people who are currently trying to wipe us out think in those kinds of timelines we don't

01:13:14.540 think past you know the next car in front of us at the drive-through window we don't plan

01:13:22.340 you know we plan maybe in the next political cycle they plan in decades

01:13:27.560 and you don't have to assume you know malice to see the risk you only have to acknowledge the

01:13:35.580 reality that policies can be used and shaped and exploited by people who don't share your values

01:13:44.300 or your long-term interests you can't have people coming from countries that despise the united

01:13:51.200 states of america have them birthed here on a birth tourism which is not a conspiracy by the

01:13:58.480 way it's a business model you can't have them come here on tourism to give birth here then go back 0.94

01:14:05.180 raise their child in china and then send them here in 20 years so they can vote they don't 1.00

01:14:10.480 understand america they if anything they despise america and already a million chinese children

01:14:16.720 have been born through the birth tourism loophole a million and they're being raised by their

01:14:23.240 communist parents in china but they're american citizens who will be sent here to vote what do

01:14:29.340 you think is going to happen in 20 years and all of this exists because of our current interpretation

01:14:35.160 of the 14th amendment. That's what makes that possible. So what is your citizenship worth?

01:14:42.600 If it can be obtained without allegiance, slaves wanted, former slaves wanted to stay here.

01:14:51.780 They wanted to be part of America. If it can be granted without any connection at all,

01:14:59.340 if it can be claimed without commitment, then can I ask you, what exactly are we passing on

01:15:05.020 to our children because a nation's not just lines on a map it's it's not a resort and by the way

01:15:14.100 remember the people who are pushing for all of this they don't even believe in borders or lines

01:15:18.680 on a map there is something unique in this country if you talk to people over in europe

01:15:27.180 the people who are awake on what they're facing they know it and they're begging us to wake up

01:15:32.840 because they don't have the rights and the freedoms that we have we have to pass on those

01:15:38.700 rights but we have to pass on trust and memory and a shared understanding of who we are and what

01:15:46.080 we're trying to preserve and most americans don't even know that now you're going to make that better

01:15:50.480 or worse with you know birthright tourism i don't think our country has ever been this fragile with

01:16:00.760 an exception of maybe the Civil War, but I think it's getting close.

01:16:05.220 You can feel it.

01:16:08.000 We argue about everything, elections, institutions, the truth itself.

01:16:12.960 And then into that fracture, we pour one of the most consequential questions any country

01:16:26.380 can face.

01:16:27.680 Who are we?

01:16:30.760 and who becomes one of us?

01:16:34.460 How do you join us?

01:16:39.300 There's a ton of people that are trying to sow division,

01:16:43.080 trying to make this about us rejecting people or fear of the outsider.

01:16:47.000 It has nothing to do with that.

01:16:49.100 America has always been a nation of immigrants.

01:16:52.960 Now, with that said clearly,

01:16:55.560 we never meant that to be a nation without definition.

01:17:00.760 You know, the Statue of Liberty has a plaque at its base.

01:17:06.000 Emma Lazarus wrote the poem.

01:17:08.860 Bring me your tire, your poor, your huddled masses. 1.00

01:17:12.100 But she says, I stand here beside the golden door.

01:17:18.780 There is a difference between a door and no walls at all.

01:17:23.480 A door implies you don't rush it, you go through it.

01:17:28.160 you've got to go through the door a door invites walls protect you must have both

01:17:36.360 and what we're wrestling with right now is it's so damn evil because we have confused openness

01:17:46.220 with the absence of structure and it's been intentional they have engineered us to be this

01:17:53.540 way to think this way i look the people who are trying to transform us or destroy us are playing

01:18:00.360 us they're playing on our emotions and they're playing on our strengths we sit here and we do

01:18:05.220 everything we can to prove that we're good stop trying to prove you're good stop trying to prove

01:18:10.720 you're not a racist you're not a racist i mean unless you are but generally speaking americans

01:18:15.560 are not racist generally speaking have we made mistakes as a nation yes but generally speaking

01:18:22.540 all Americans. This is why I have a hard time condemning everybody who is a Democrat. I can't

01:18:28.540 do it because I know people who are Democrat. I think we misunderstand each other. I think

01:18:33.940 they're misguided. I think many of them have gone down a road and they don't even know how they got

01:18:38.140 there. But they think they're doing the right thing. But everybody's trying to prove that

01:18:47.120 they're on the right team. Stop it. Because as we're doing that, we've stopped asking,

01:18:53.060 what does my team even stand for? What is wise? If we can't sustain the country,

01:19:01.120 if we can't sustain our own laws, our own culture, our own unity,

01:19:06.460 we don't really have a nation. And that's exactly the point.

01:19:11.820 what are you protecting

01:19:17.140 first of all we're never going to get a 28th amendment it's never going to happen progressives

01:19:24.980 have just torpedoed the amendment process when woodrow wilson came in he was like stop with the

01:19:31.340 amendment stuff it's too hard we'll just do it through a giant state and then we'll do it by

01:19:38.920 by changing constitutional law into case law.

01:19:43.480 That was never the way we behaved.

01:19:45.720 What is constitutional?

01:19:47.000 Not what.

01:19:47.560 Can you imagine?

01:19:48.460 We're going back and saying,

01:19:49.680 well, Dred Scott said this,

01:19:51.100 so it should always be that way

01:19:52.280 because that was decided.

01:19:53.400 No, it was wrong.

01:19:55.920 Go back to the original source.

01:19:58.640 Compare it.

01:19:59.340 The 14th Amendment.

01:20:01.200 Compare it.

01:20:01.980 What was it for?

01:20:02.920 The 14th Amendment was a promise. 0.97

01:20:05.600 It was a promise that we would never again deny citizens to those people who belong here, who were bound to this country under its full jurisdiction with no other sovereign claim.

01:20:20.880 Doesn't it bother anybody that Ilhan Omar keeps talking as a Somali citizen, that she got elected so she could further the agenda and viewpoints of the Somali nation?

01:20:35.500 That's not your job.

01:20:37.420 Your job is to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

01:20:42.240 You're supposed to get rid of all of those other things.

01:20:45.540 14th Amendment was 0.56

01:20:48.820 built or written

01:20:51.660 to make sure that those people

01:20:53.600 who wanted to be a part of this

01:20:55.360 and had no other

01:20:57.040 place to go

01:20:58.740 this was the nation they chose

01:21:01.820 14th Amendment was not a 0.81

01:21:05.600 declaration that citizenship is automatic

01:21:07.940 or universal or

01:21:09.280 detached from allegiance

01:21:10.820 it must be attached to allegiance

01:21:13.280 If we pretend that the 14th Amendment had nothing to do with any of that, we risk undoing not just the amendment, but the very idea that a nation capable of making such a promise in the first place can exist.

01:21:35.880 i was talking to my son he's back from college and he said dad i'm not trying to make enemies

01:21:46.400 i'm really trying to make friends but it's not really popular in college and i said oh geez what

01:21:51.140 are you doing and he said all i'm trying to do is ask people to think i'm not trying to say this is

01:21:58.020 right this is wrong i'm just trying to and i'm so proud of my son i was like good or bad dude

01:22:04.900 You're not going to be very popular because the apple doesn't fall far from the tree right now.

01:22:10.920 Trying to get people just to think and not be on a team.

01:22:15.440 This isn't a partisan question.

01:22:18.060 This is a moral question.

01:22:21.000 It's a stewardship question.

01:22:23.140 We are stewards of this freedom that was bought and paid for with treasure and blood over the last 250 years.

01:22:35.760 What we're doing, are we preserving it?

01:22:38.960 Are we making it stronger?

01:22:40.840 Or are we weakening it and dissolving it?

01:22:47.540 Here's a real key.

01:22:50.540 America likes saving people.

01:22:52.800 We have this savior thing going on, I think.

01:22:55.780 We like saving people.

01:22:56.960 We like freeing people.

01:22:58.720 We like taking people who are, bring us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. 1.00

01:23:05.100 We like that.

01:23:08.180 But if we're to be that place where those people can come and be their best self, if we're to be a light, if we're to help others in the future, we must first remain a country.

01:23:20.800 And to remain a country, we must not allow people to have free citizenship who are living under the jurisdiction of some other power. 1.00

01:23:34.120 They must have loyalty to our system and our country.

01:23:40.620 And it's up to us to decide.

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01:28:15.900 hello america next 36 hours are going to be pretty incredible tomorrow 8 p.m is the president's

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01:30:24.220 All right, let me just go through some of the lies

01:30:28.160 that I'm seeing online right now,

01:30:30.500 and they are very well crafted.

01:30:32.640 One, we're sending 100,000 troops into Iran.

01:30:36.620 We're not sending 100,000 troops into Iran.

01:30:39.000 That's not happening.

01:30:40.380 But if you look at that,

01:30:42.180 if you look on social media, you will find that.

01:30:45.440 Trump was at Walter Reed this weekend.

01:30:47.860 something seriously seriously wrong he might be catching what benjamin netanyahu has which is

01:30:54.300 death um the latest um coming out today is trump is crazy and he's going to nuke iran tomorrow 0.60

01:31:04.600 okay how about this one artemis is not in space really of course we have the super classics of

01:31:15.240 Israel is responsible for Charlie Kirk's death but now the latest is that Israel employed and 0.84

01:31:23.200 I'm not making this up somebody else did um employing the Mormon mafia to do it now being 1.00

01:31:32.600 a member of the church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints I've not heard of the Mormon mafia I mean 1.00

01:31:39.200 unless it's there to you know you know change people's minds through the force of you know

01:31:45.420 eating jello with carrots in it or you know having funeral potatoes i don't know how that is but

01:31:50.960 the mormon mafia apparently is the one that killed charlie kirk that's the latest they seem to be 0.73

01:31:56.740 everywhere online you look at just just go through x just as a test and just look at the comments of

01:32:03.160 even the most inane stories it is all division and hatred and i mean like i've never seen it before

01:32:09.880 and we are just slowly sliding into it as if nothing has changed now most of this stuff it's

01:32:18.540 coming out in studies that the most viral the most divisive especially on things like war and

01:32:24.240 our politics all originating from foreign sources and bots but we just shrug that off like oh well

01:32:31.140 and yet we argue about what's real and what's not online i saw a story this weekend and i showed it

01:32:38.580 to my wife and i'm like this can't be true right it said that prince william and princess catherine

01:32:45.040 or whatever her name is kate yeah whatever um that they're separating and they're living separate

01:32:50.580 lives they're headed for divorce they've already you know you know split up all of the you know

01:32:55.940 castles or whatever and my first reaction was not outrage it wasn't even skepticism because i just

01:33:04.280 i just didn't think who would make that up you know what i mean my first reaction was sadness

01:33:09.380 i'm like oh you've got to be kidding me almost an automatic acceptance that something stable has

01:33:18.920 just broken and then i find out it's not true i mean because i start looking into it i think i

01:33:27.220 contacted ricky and i'm like ricky is this true at all total fabrication another rumor another

01:33:33.100 ghost story dressed up as news but it was really well done really well done so my question was over

01:33:40.700 the weekend that i kept kicking around all weekend was who would do that who makes that up why would

01:33:48.280 you make that up years ago i said that there is a phase civilizations enter before real collapse

01:33:57.480 before war before economic failure and i called it the trust implosion or trust

01:34:03.480 so i want the um anatomy of that story what what was that because it's such a ridiculous

01:34:12.200 stupid story. Why would you do that? Well, first, it targets a symbol of continuity,

01:34:20.160 stability, tradition. Even that is collapsing. Now, you could make a real case that it's

01:34:28.600 collapsing because, oh, I don't know, the defender of the faith, King Charles, is a lunatic

01:34:34.720 and didn't even issue an Easter message and instead is busy with Islam. I mean, 1.00

01:34:41.380 he's the defender of the faith you can make that case and that's real but no no no this one was

01:34:47.680 emotionally loaded and it was believable the way it was done spreads fast verifies very slowly and

01:34:54.600 most importantly it leaves something behind even after it's disproven doubt it leaves doubt

01:35:03.800 now let me turn to the war with iran this weekend rising tensions again centered around the strait

01:35:11.300 of Hormuz. A narrow strip of water quietly determines the price of your gasoline, your

01:35:16.120 groceries, our future, all of that. But here's the thing. Americans aren't just debating what's

01:35:21.720 happening. We're now debating whether or not we can trust what we're being told is happening.

01:35:29.460 And it's not just, you know, the government's doing propaganda. No, no, you don't even know

01:35:33.300 where this is coming from. One side says this, we have to go in. One side says we were tricked

01:35:38.820 to go in. Another side says the whole thing was a lie. Another side says, you know, America is bad

01:35:45.560 and it's all of these, it's crazy. And I don't know about you, but the more I read, the fewer

01:35:54.100 and fewer of them that I read, I believe that any of the people that are writing this are acting in

01:36:01.220 good faith. People are not making mistakes. This is intentional. Look at Europe. Immigration 1.00

01:36:06.900 intentions, protests, government saying one thing publicly, doing another privately. Public knows

01:36:12.660 it. Not because they trust official statements, but because they see contradictions that no longer

01:36:18.980 line up. So trust erodes. Look at your own life. Inflation is cooling. Is it? My grocery bill is

01:36:27.800 not cooling. Insurance isn't cooling. Cost of a house isn't cooling. Everything I see in my

01:36:35.300 life tells a different story. So you're not just questioning the numbers, you start to question

01:36:41.400 who's giving you the numbers and why they're doing this. And then comes the accelerant,

01:36:46.960 the environment that we live in. AI-generated content, conflicting narratives, entirely

01:36:53.540 different versions of the same reality, each presented with absolute certainty and done in

01:37:00.340 such a way that, you know, if you're my age, you just don't think you could fake because it's just

01:37:04.740 too good it's too elaborate i told stew once back in the 1990s i said there's going to come a time

01:37:13.800 before 2030 where you will not be able to believe your eyes or ears and when that happens all bets

01:37:19.660 are off we're there gang you know there was a time when we argued interpretation but now we're not

01:37:26.140 even getting to interpretation we're getting to is that story even real

01:37:30.020 so who's doing it

01:37:34.580 who benefits

01:37:37.940 this one i can usually say well that would benefit this group or this group but who creates a lie

01:37:45.000 about the royal family because it seems ridiculous now maybe not in england but over here it seems

01:37:51.300 pretty ridiculous i find the answer to this a little uncomfortable because it's not just one

01:37:57.700 group. There are state actors, countries like Russia and China and God knows who else,

01:38:04.340 Iran. They understand that you don't have to defeat a military of a nation if you can fracture

01:38:12.060 the country psychologically. Then there are ideological movements that believe chaos is

01:38:19.200 necessary. That's the Twelvers in Iran. That's the Marxists and the communists, 0.99

01:38:24.160 that a system has to be destabilized before it can be replaced.

01:38:30.040 Then there are algorithms that reward outrage over truth

01:38:34.320 because outrage spreads.

01:38:36.180 Truth takes time.

01:38:37.600 It's a little boring sometimes.

01:38:39.920 And then there are just individuals,

01:38:42.660 some of them cynical, some of them broken,

01:38:45.320 some of them, honestly, this is the most frightening, just bored.

01:38:49.880 They've decided watching things burn is its own reward.

01:38:54.980 All of those agents of chaos.

01:38:59.440 Who is the author of chaos?

01:39:04.780 I ask you that because it is so important to realize that when you click on a story and send it and you don't know if it's true, you are an unknowing agent of chaos.

01:39:19.980 Because it's not just the chaos that is being created.

01:39:22.920 It is the chaos that has become its own ecosystem.

01:39:28.040 And the real damage is not the lie itself.

01:39:31.020 It's what it does to each of us.

01:39:33.680 You read the story, you believe it, you feel it, then you correct it.

01:39:37.840 And then comes the final step.

01:39:41.600 What else isn't true?

01:39:44.080 That's the purpose of all of this.

01:39:46.260 What else isn't true?

01:39:47.560 I can't believe anything.

01:39:48.780 When I saw that, I'm like, I can't believe anything.

01:39:50.960 Who would do this?

01:39:51.880 Who would do this?

01:39:52.920 about something so stupid why would you lie about that and they're everywhere they're everywhere 0.68

01:39:57.660 about stupid stuff but those agents of chaos know that when enough people reach that point

01:40:07.100 when suspicion becomes the default setting that's when trust implodes and then what happens

01:40:16.340 Well, not necessarily immediately, not always dramatically, but always consistently, the society loses.

01:40:29.660 It loses trust in institutions, in its information, and ultimately with one another.

01:40:35.480 You can't believe one another.

01:40:38.040 And what adds to that?

01:40:39.740 We already don't trust one another.

01:40:42.320 We already don't trust our own family members, some of us.

01:40:45.600 we already are hostile to the people that we're around all the day we don't trust people who vote

01:40:51.640 differently than us so they're part of the problem we're all we all have somebody in our

01:40:57.060 life that we feel that way about so then our life our own connections sometimes to our own

01:41:05.040 family is unstable there's no cohesion on anything

01:41:09.560 And in that environment, every new event, like the ones we saw this weekend, doesn't resolve the tension, it adds pressure.

01:41:23.160 Crap.

01:41:24.540 This is not abstract anymore.

01:41:26.900 This is personal.

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01:42:46.800 Okay, so what do you do? What do you do? Well, first thing you do is you slow down.

01:42:55.120 you slow down if if something hits you emotionally really fast it was designed to

01:43:02.620 truth can withstand scrutiny but manipulation depends on speed

01:43:09.660 so slow down second ask a better question not just is this true but who benefits if i believe

01:43:20.200 this? Who benefits if I spend any time on this? Because you already know the answer.

01:43:27.580 Agents of chaos. And you don't want to be anywhere near chaos. Third, you have to rebuild the trust

01:43:35.320 where you actually can. And I can't rebuild your trust in any of the institutions. It's not going

01:43:42.360 to happen nationally, at least not yet. So you think locally, friends, family, community,

01:43:49.180 Civilizations don't rebuild trust from the top down.

01:43:52.280 They rebuild it from the inside out.

01:43:54.620 That's also how you destroy it.

01:43:55.940 You rot it from the inside out.

01:43:58.660 Fourth thing you need to do is reduce your own fragility.

01:44:02.640 Less debt, more stability, more awareness of where your essentials come from.

01:44:08.560 Because when systems wobble, resilience becomes freedom.

01:44:13.580 And this matters.

01:44:15.220 because with that you start to demand something different from leadership clarity you know you

01:44:24.960 you watch what's actually happening you match words with actions you stop managing perception

01:44:32.740 and you start rebuilding the credibility because the american people can handle the hard truth

01:44:37.780 they can what we cannot survive against is this constant contradiction and beyond washington

01:44:45.400 the states community churches they all have a role local governments have to bring decisions

01:44:51.880 closer to the people communities must rebuild civic life that isn't just political theater

01:44:56.900 and churches especially the churches must remember who and what they are

01:45:03.300 that is a place where truth is not negotiated it's a place where people can disagree without

01:45:11.600 becoming enemies where moral clarity exists without hatred and it must always be that way

01:45:18.360 but it starts with tell the truth because when trust collapses in a culture people begin to look

01:45:25.540 for anything solid and if they don't find it there they will find it somewhere else and that

01:45:32.280 is already happening. So that story about the royal family, it looks small, seems small, but

01:45:40.320 it's not. I mean, that's what that's what bothered me, I think, so much about. I've seen all the big

01:45:46.200 stories, but that one seems so like such a waste of time. It's a single thread. But if you start

01:45:54.760 pulling on it, you realize, oh, my gosh, look at how many threads are already loose. Trust collapse

01:46:01.880 doesn't arrive with one headline it it arrives as a quiet belief a quiet correction a lingering

01:46:10.740 question if i can't believe this what can i believe what else is breaking that i can't see

01:46:16.800 it trust collapse it doesn't come with a parade

01:46:27.660 and it's happening right now it comes in quietly it's it's when you assume you're being misled

01:46:39.360 you expect institute institutions to fail you stop believing that things can be fixed

01:46:46.260 if we have enough people that reach that point you know how it ends

01:46:51.980 and it doesn't end necessarily in war but conditions where war becomes possible

01:46:59.540 so i i want to urge you to slow down because this is not inevitable

01:47:06.500 but it is directional we we're going in that direction and the direction can only be changed

01:47:15.800 the same way it was lost not from the top down but from the inside out one person you

01:47:21.480 telling the truth, no matter how unpopular it makes you,

01:47:25.020 and say it with love and respect.

01:47:27.440 Don't try to win. Don't try to win.

01:47:31.120 One family choosing stability,

01:47:33.980 one house, one neighborhood,

01:47:36.880 rebuilding trust with the neighbors.

01:47:39.220 It's much slower than collapse,

01:47:41.680 but it is the only thing that history has ever shown

01:47:45.280 that stops it.

01:47:46.960 start building that in your own family and building that in your own community honestly it's

01:47:55.240 why i i have a house and i've spent my summers in a town of 400 people

01:48:04.500 because while we don't all know each other we don't all agree with each other

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01:48:30.020 things that the central bank in the european union are saying that is really disturbing

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01:50:41.300 so i want to uh i want to take you back to what we were just talking about for a second and show

01:50:51.660 you how you can see through a lot of bullcrap in the media pretty quickly if you are open-minded i

01:50:59.040 am convinced that that is the secret to life is remaining open-minded there are things that i know

01:51:05.740 to be true. Um, and things that I, I mean, I believe with everything in me, but if God came

01:51:14.040 down or somebody came down and said, look, you got it all wrong. I die. I go to heaven. And God's

01:51:21.760 like, yeah, you needed to be Hindu. I would be wildly surprised by that, but I would have to 1.00

01:51:28.720 accept the truth if I'm standing there in the presence of God. Okay. That's a ridiculous kind

01:51:33.840 of thing but you you need to look at it you need to look everything in life as i'm doing the best

01:51:40.560 i can this is where my knowledge is right now there is going to be new information that comes

01:51:45.700 my way and i have to be able to make the little adjustments based in fact so i can have a full

01:51:54.140 understanding the minute you harden you become somebody who eventually is going to deny that

01:52:01.300 the earth is round because no i've made my decision on this and no facts come in that we

01:52:07.280 can change my mind so but right now you're being played and it's it's weird because it's for clicks

01:52:15.400 it's for popularity uh for fame for fortune but also because there are people with really bad

01:52:22.760 intent as well so let me give you two stories here um and they're they're they're saying exactly

01:52:28.800 the same thing. Let me give you the headlines of these two stories. Bullet used to kill Charlie

01:52:34.780 Kirk did not match rifle allegedly used to suspect Tyler Robinson, new court filing claims.

01:52:42.300 Wow, wait a minute. What? Bullet used to kill Charlie Kirk did not match rifle allegedly used

01:52:50.520 by suspect Tyler Robinson, according to new court filings. Well, that is a game changer, right?

01:52:57.240 If I read that story, I'm like, wait a minute, it didn't match the rifle.

01:53:03.040 But is that the story?

01:53:05.880 Now, let me give you the other headline.

01:53:08.980 Charlie Kirk's accused assassins lawyers question inconclusive link between bullet from autopsy and rifle found near the scene.

01:53:20.180 Wait, keyword here is inconclusive.

01:53:24.780 Not in the first story.

01:53:27.240 They they use this as fact.

01:53:30.600 So let me just let me just go through this here, because this there's a trick to spotting media spin.

01:53:35.500 And once you see it, you can't unsee it.

01:53:37.160 And I want to take this case to outlets, same facts, same court filings.

01:53:42.620 They're talking about the same court filing, the same evidence, and yet two completely different realities.

01:53:50.680 One headline tells you evidence is inconclusive.

01:53:53.500 The other one tells you it's a bombshell.

01:53:56.940 Wait, there's your first test.

01:54:01.000 Are they describing what is known or are they trying to tell you how to feel about it?

01:54:08.700 Because inconclusive means the science isn't settled.

01:54:13.160 Bombshell means somebody wants your heart rate up.

01:54:17.160 Second test emphasizes confusion.

01:54:19.560 you have to start thinking differently and it took me a long time to learn this

01:54:27.820 that's not reporting that is framing and framing is so critical we don't think we think of stories

01:54:40.060 we don't think how is somebody trying to frame this on the first shot at me okay the third test

01:54:48.340 is watch how certainty is handled real reporting uses phrase phrases like according to court

01:54:54.780 documents investigators say tests are ongoing spin takes all those guardrails away it says

01:55:03.540 it did not match raises serious doubt changes the case even when the underlying fact hasn't

01:55:11.520 changed at all so what is the story of this bullet not matching the bullet was so smushed you know

01:55:18.680 when you're looking to match a rifle what happens you're looking for the rifling the the the

01:55:23.340 fingerprint that is unique to every rifle of how that bullet spins out of that rifle and the

01:55:28.880 markings that it leaves on the on the shell as it's coming out on the bullet itself as it's coming

01:55:33.720 out so uh why couldn't they match it well it didn't match didn't match no no no no the results

01:55:42.080 were inconclusive they couldn't see any markings not that they were different they couldn't see

01:55:48.960 the bullet was too smushed to be able to find any markings well isn't that entirely different than

01:55:57.900 it doesn't match yes entirely different so this is the most important part of this ask yourself

01:56:08.160 when you read a story what story are they trying to build in my mind

01:56:13.160 is it we don't know everything yet or is it this proves something you'll notice

01:56:23.540 because I'm working really hard

01:56:26.340 and I don't know if it's going to make a difference

01:56:28.380 to you or to anybody else

01:56:29.820 but it makes a difference to me

01:56:31.020 I am working really hard

01:56:33.360 because the times

01:56:35.140 are so serious

01:56:37.520 I'm working harder now than I ever have in my life

01:56:40.580 by far

01:56:41.800 because I've always

01:56:44.780 tried to be careful

01:56:45.880 but the times are so

01:56:48.820 serious right now

01:56:50.100 I want to make sure I am de-escalating

01:56:53.000 as much as I can, that I'm not trying to get you to feel something. I'm trying to get you to

01:56:59.860 learn how to spot truth because feelings are what's getting us into trouble here.

01:57:08.080 Truth is what will save us. Facts are what will save us. And so I try really hard, and I've said

01:57:15.660 this all the way through with this war, because I honestly don't know how it's going to come out.

01:57:19.320 I know how I hope it's going to come out, but it's really bothered me how many people are speaking from a place of absolute authority.

01:57:27.660 I mean, unless you're with the president and you are getting a briefing with him every day, you have no idea what he's doing.

01:57:34.060 You have no idea what he's reacting to.

01:57:36.020 You have no idea.

01:57:37.160 It's pure speculation.

01:57:38.660 And you want to talk about unqualified to speculate, that would be me.

01:57:42.300 And so I can tell you what I think is happening.

01:57:45.440 I can tell you what I think it means.

01:57:47.740 I can tell you what to watch for.

01:57:50.300 You know, I've been saying a lot lately, here's what you need to watch for.

01:57:53.280 If it's going this way, you're going to see these things.

01:57:55.640 If it's going that way, you're going to see these things.

01:57:57.240 I just did this in the monologue about the war today and about Donald Trump's tweet that he put out.

01:58:05.400 It was a crazy tweet.

01:58:06.780 Or was it?

01:58:08.300 I don't know.

01:58:09.600 Might have been born out of frustration.

01:58:11.480 Might have been born out of anger.

01:58:13.340 I don't think it was.

01:58:14.720 But that's my speculation.

01:58:16.600 I can explain it another way, but that doesn't make it true.

01:58:21.480 And this is the way we all need to be when it comes to things that we don't.

01:58:26.780 You know, there's math and then there's opinion.

01:58:29.580 And we live in a society where we tried to make math an opinion.

01:58:34.560 It doesn't have to be right.

01:58:36.280 You just tell us how you got there.

01:58:37.460 That's an opinion.

01:58:38.340 That's not mathematics.

01:58:39.460 Don't strap me in a rocket that you've built if you think math is an opinion.

01:58:43.820 we need more math and less opinion

01:58:48.460 most modern media doesn't out out and out lie to you some do but they don't they select

01:59:00.140 they emphasize they arrange they frame it takes uncertainty and points it in a certain direction

01:59:10.740 because they think they know and that's fine if they tell you like i try to i'm an opinion guy

01:59:18.300 i am not a journalist and i'm a recovering alcoholic that somehow or another stumbled

01:59:24.120 into this job and it worked somehow or another and believe me i understand it less than you do

01:59:29.820 but what i try to do is make sense of the world but i'm doing my best to figure it out for myself

01:59:39.380 And then I'll share that with you.

01:59:40.420 You should never take anything I say as gospel.

01:59:42.260 You shouldn't take anything from any of us clowns that do this job on any side as gospel.

01:59:50.460 We're here to tell you how we view it.

01:59:53.120 And then you're supposed to take that and go, I think he's right maybe about this and this, but I could be wrong about that too.

02:00:00.460 once you understand the difference on what media is supposed to do and what they actually are doing

02:00:10.700 once you understand how they do it you're going to stop being led by headlines and you're going

02:00:17.020 to start reading things like an investigator not what are they saying but how are they saying it

02:00:25.320 why are they saying it this way that's the only way you will see spin

02:00:30.620 why are they saying it this way i told you today that the uh the left is trying to they're going

02:00:40.940 to go for the 25th amendment they're now pushing for the 25th amendment because they thought that

02:00:45.500 donald trump's tweet was crazy and i told you early today it could be i don't think so but it

02:00:52.820 could be crazy i don't know he might have written it in an absolute fit of rage or whatever but i

02:00:59.680 don't think i just don't think that's true he is a negotiator above all things and he wasn't aiming

02:01:06.580 that tweet to you it wasn't for your consumption i learned this from president bush one time

02:01:13.060 he was yelling at me for like 45 minutes and then i said mr president you know you're you're

02:01:18.880 you know you've got all the facts and figures about what you're doing that's the president

02:01:22.680 that the people need to see and then he yelled at me for another 10 minutes telling me i can't be

02:01:27.220 that person i can't say these things because everything i say and this is one of the first

02:01:31.720 things you learn as a president everything you say everything you do is scrutinized by our enemies

02:01:37.540 okay donald trump knows that and you know i have to tell you he is he may seem like he just shoots

02:01:46.640 from the hip and sometimes he does he just says it but when it comes to something important like

02:01:51.140 people getting killed he's not doing that i've never had any indication he would do that maybe

02:01:57.200 things have changed maybe he woke up crazy yesterday i don't think so but it is important

02:02:02.860 that you understand that yes it will mean this to these people and and if if you look at it that way

02:02:11.320 let's play that out who benefits from that you look at it this way how does it play out who

02:02:16.640 benefits from that which one is more likely to be happening because no one can tell you it's one or

02:02:22.160 the other i can't only president trump can tell you that and you know what in war he's not going

02:02:27.760 to tell you i'm not going to tell you because if he's crazy he's certainly not going to tell you

02:02:33.780 he's crazy and on the other end if it's negotiation really shrewd negotiation you think he's going to

02:02:39.840 let you in on that and blow that you'll know tomorrow you'll know tomorrow at eight can you

02:02:45.660 wait ricky actually you might know today at the easter egg roll at the white house trump said that

02:02:52.480 iran negotiators made a significant proposal a significant step following his ultimatum he

02:02:58.620 issued on easter morning now is that true could be more more strategy it could be more strategy

02:03:08.000 I don't know. I don't know. But let's just have things play out. And maybe it's just me and maybe

02:03:19.240 I'm being unfair because I see it on our side happening to us all the time. But can somebody

02:03:27.320 just give some people the benefit of the doubt occasionally? Just occasionally, can you give

02:03:35.040 somebody the benefit of the doubt. Wouldn't that be refreshing? I mean, we are told we have to give

02:03:40.680 people the benefit of the doubt who, did you see in Los Angeles, the latest in California is the

02:03:45.880 corruption is so bad. We don't have the number of prosecutors to be able to prosecute all of the

02:03:53.900 fraud. They're talking about a quarter to a third of the California budget being lost or given away

02:04:02.480 to graft and corruption a third and you know that's not just california i'm telling you that's

02:04:09.720 that's going to be happening in red states too i don't know about that big i hope not but it's

02:04:13.760 going to be happening all over because people are people they'll see somebody getting away with it

02:04:17.900 and be like if everybody's getting away with it why don't i do it it's going to happen it's going

02:04:22.780 happen let's let's all just say to each other can can we can we not assume the worst unless

02:04:36.340 you have a long long history of everything you do like you know joe biden he kept saying i'm making

02:04:45.920 the country stronger i'm making the country stronger you know militarily how how you had

02:04:50.680 a long train of things that were like really, really frightening. Um, and it always, America

02:04:57.340 always lost at the end. Donald Trump, he's doing some very frightening things, but so far America

02:05:04.500 has been on the winning end of that. It may end up horribly, but can we at least admit that some

02:05:12.200 of the things that he has done has been done unconventionally, but it actually seems to be

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 06, 2026

Breaking Down Trump's 'Insane' Easter Message to Iran ｜ 4⧸6⧸26

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