Glenn Beck talks about the attack on X and why you should be prepared for anything that happens in the future. He also talks about what he's doing to fight for Medicare reform and how you can protect yourself and your family.
00:08:31.600The pro-Hamas group has the claim, the history, but this is a scale that really appears at this point to only be able to be pulled off if you have state backing.
00:08:47.360Now, let me throw something else in that is possible.
00:08:51.140A rival tech titan or a wildcard nation.
00:08:55.820What happens with a DDoS attack is it floods servers with traffic, and usually that's with botnets.
00:09:05.420And they hijack a site with these botnets, and they are, I mean, it's just wave after wave after wave.
00:11:25.660You cut our arteries, we bleed to death quickly.
00:11:30.020Finally, these attacks that are going after our arteries of communication, of business, of any kind of transactions, anything that threatens business, our freedom of expression, that's a new battlefield.
00:11:49.320Remember, it was Russia and Putin that said, the next war, World War III, will not be fought with missiles.
00:11:57.160It will be fought with ones and zeros.
00:12:02.020Before we all start pointing fingers, maybe we should start asking questions.
00:12:08.820Are we doing anything to defend our systems here?
00:21:45.380So, if history is a teacher, and that teacher's got some scars to show you, this isn't about free speech, because that's sacred for you and me.
00:25:49.400I'll give you the details on that, but let me just first give you a little, just a little comparison here on what we're spending and how big this nightmare actually is.
00:27:47.520Our government is spending $6.3 trillion.
00:27:51.540That's 35% of what these companies, the 500 biggest companies in the world, think about what they're making, what they're providing, what they're doing.
00:28:03.320Imagine if we spent 35% of what they are making and building and everything.
00:28:10.760If we bought 35% of that in oil, in computers, whatever.
00:28:18.800However, if we got 35% and purchased that, but that's what we're spending, but we're not getting any of that stuff.
00:28:28.320One third of what America's biggest, 500 biggest companies earn spent by our government.
00:32:42.260Billions that could have fixed roads or, I don't know, fed our veterans, gotten some of our veterans off the streets.
00:32:48.300The VA, they announced yesterday that they have renegotiated 2% of their contracts and saved almost a billion dollars with 2% of the contracts renegotiated.
00:33:03.120If 2% saves that much just for the VA, let's just start with the VA.
00:33:09.120What are the, how much savings would happen with the other 98% of the contracts?
00:33:15.940And now let's take that out of the VA.
00:33:18.520What would happen if we renegotiated, oh, I don't know, 50% of all of the government contracts and line them up with common sense?
00:33:27.640You have to fight to survive every single day, but the government doesn't have to.
00:33:36.780When you're a business, I don't care how big you are, ExxonMobil could go out of business.
00:33:43.760Somebody comes up with a better way, a better thing, they'll go out of business.
00:33:48.680And there's nothing that could stop that because they don't have guns that says, you will buy oil from us.
00:39:30.260You could grow with the giants, you know?
00:39:35.820Well, you can't really grow with them because they're charging you an arm and leg for a service that's okay.
00:39:41.800You could choose something different, something that's better, a company that doesn't promise just great calls and coverage, but actually delivers it.
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00:40:51.380By the way, anybody who is burning the Teslas all around the country, you're a terrorist.
00:41:04.960I mean, a terrorist, the definition of terrorism is getting people to change their minds about a policy because they're afraid of the consequences that you are going to impose on them.
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00:47:58.520Because it's the Agency for International Development.
00:48:02.060It rolled into the scene in 1961, courtesy of John F. Kennedy, and it was supposed to be our shining beacon in the Cold War, a way to win the hearts and minds, showing the world what freedom and generosity could look like.
00:52:29.860Is this aid or is this just greasing palms?
00:52:32.640There's going to be people who stand, Democrats and people on the left, and I shouldn't say, really good people who really care about aid, who really care about people.
00:52:47.020And they're going to stand because they hate Donald Trump so much.
00:52:50.880They're going to say, just Donald Trump.
00:53:36.280You're running a small business, and you find out that 83%, 83% of your expenses are going to stuff that doesn't move the needle at all for your business.
00:55:34.720We can't help anyone if we are not secure.
00:55:39.080In a world where China is building islands in the South China Sea and Russia is flexing its muscles, we cannot afford to waste any of our resources on DEI musicals or transgender comic books.
00:55:52.740Can we please, for the love of Pete, be a little strategic?
00:55:57.580I want to build alliances, but I do not want to bankroll our enemies, foreign or domestic.
00:56:16.280When our aid ends up in the hands of terrorists, we're not just wasting money.
00:56:24.760We're betraying the people that we're supposed to be helping and betraying the people who gave that money.
00:56:31.080Does no one see, you know, I get some of the money that you spend on the commercials.
00:56:40.200You know, that's why commercials, they pay me to, because you're going to go out and buy stuff, hopefully, because I've made a good case that it's something that will benefit your life.
00:56:49.480When you subscribe to the blaze, I get a few pennies on everything that you subscribe.
01:03:04.540We needed reform of USAID, not dismantlement.
01:03:08.160China is not ending foreign assistance programs.
01:03:10.860In an age of great power competition, the Trump administration is unilaterally destroying one of our best instruments of soft power influence.
01:08:25.420Well, what's really going on is actually complicated, but the gist of it is the Mexican government is far and away responsible for arming the cartels.
01:08:35.260The data that I've seen and the way that E-Trace system works.
01:08:40.740So ATF has E-Trace, which is where firearms tracing is conducted.
01:08:44.980And if I can give you a brief background, if you don't mind.
01:08:48.320So the only way we can successfully trace, and when I say we, I mean ATF, and I'm retired now.
01:08:54.200But the only way you can successfully trace a firearm is if it has a U.S. nexus.
01:08:58.520It was either manufactured here or imported into the U.S. at some point.
01:09:02.520Either way, it's stamped, manufactured in the U.S. or imported in the U.S. by the company that did so.
01:09:09.080So to say that all the prime guns successfully traced in Mexico are U.S. source firearms, it's kind of a rigged ballgame because the only ones we can successfully trace are U.S. source firearms anyway.
01:09:21.460If a firearm was made in, you know, the former Soviet bloc or China.
01:09:46.540So say that the vast majority of crime guns were covered in Mexico or traced back to U.S. sources.
01:09:51.820Okay, again, we can only successfully trace those that are U.S. sourced anyway, but you are not discounting those ones that were purchased directly by the Mexican government.
01:10:03.200Now, I worked on the border for the past 12 years of my career, especially in firearms trafficking.
01:10:10.300And fast and furious, I was in a firearms trafficking unit.
01:10:13.060Like, that was all that we were supposed to do.
01:10:14.880And if you look at the data from E-Trace, it's clear.
01:10:21.500And by the numbers, the reports that I ran before I retired, every year, any 12-month period since 2010 until the day that I retired in 2023, whatever 12-month period you want to run, the Mexican government accounts for about 70 to 75 percent of the crime guns recovered in Mexico.
01:10:40.180And these are direct purchases by the Mexican government or government-to-government sales from the U.S. government to Mexico.
01:10:47.420The problem is those weapons are considered U.S. source.
01:10:51.420And ATF doesn't delineate, doesn't take those out of the numbers when they speak to Congress or when they release the information.
01:10:58.960They count them all as U.S. source firearms.
01:11:01.640And so the American civilian firearms market is left holding the bag and blamed for the cartel violence in Mexico.
01:11:29.700And the icing on the cake is most of the money that they use to purchase these firearms is provided by the U.S. government.
01:11:38.420The Mexican government says, well, we need help fighting the cartels, so we give them money to purchase equipment and weapons.
01:11:44.440They buy these weapons directly from manufacturers, and I'll just say Colt, just as an example, all right, just because everyone recognizes the name Colt.
01:11:51.720They'll buy two Conex boxes of M4 variants, you know, AR variants from Colt.
01:11:57.660You know, these are military-grade weapons.
01:12:45.420So they can purchase directly from manufacturers, right?
01:12:49.380And so when one of those firearms is traced, the trace comes back and says this firearm was traced to a foreign government or law enforcement agency.
01:12:57.340Then the other way of doing it is they buy direct government-to-government sales.
01:13:01.560So the firearm trace comes back and says, quote, the firearm is a U.S. military weapon, unquote.
01:13:07.700So those are those are weapons purchased by the U.S. government and then sold to the Mexican government in order to support their efforts to fight the cartels.
01:13:17.160But in fact, the vast majority of the crime guns that are being recovered in Mexico are stemming from these direct purchases by the Mexican government.
01:13:27.220So, and I'm not joking, it's at least 70 percent every year that I ran it.
01:13:32.940And I ran it religiously to the day I turned my computer and retired, I ran it.
01:13:38.840And it's about it was 72 percent on that day.
01:13:41.620And it's always been 70 to 75 percent.
01:13:55.500And we I think you were on the air and we talked about this and we talked about how the ATF was targeting and harassing whistleblowers who were testifying in front of Congress.
01:14:06.940And I think you made a slight reference to this, but you couldn't talk about or wouldn't talk about it.
01:15:27.780So you'd ask that in the Ukrainians, too, but I digress.
01:15:31.880Oh, Jack, that's that's a whole nother issue.
01:15:33.740I can only imagine where that that information comes back.
01:15:37.020Oh, my. But but so the Mexicans are either they're willfully ignorant.
01:15:42.600All right. Or it's entirely corrupt either way.
01:15:45.740But what frustrates me the most is especially now during these negotiations with the Mexican government over these tariffs and things like that.
01:15:52.220Every time you hold them to account for something, the first response is, well, you've got to stop the, quote, flow of firearms, unquote, south.
01:16:02.480And it's so hard when we're negotiating, when our officials are negotiating with facts that aren't true, that aren't accurate, or at least are disguised in a way to where they're they don't have the true story.
01:16:17.080It's it's not fair to the American government.
01:17:02.460Well, I'm going to be honest, because I don't think they know.
01:17:05.200And that's part of the reason that I'm talking to you is because I there's no way to tell them they'll call ATF and ATF will say, oh, yeah, 80 percent of the firearms trace in Mexico are U.S.
01:17:14.840source firearms, but they don't take into account the direct purchases by the Mexican government or the government and government sales.
01:17:21.100Whoever's handling negotiations with Mexico, if they would sit down at the table and say, hey, we need you to work on fentanyl and border crossings and border security and things like this.
01:17:30.460And Mexico will do what they always do, which is say, well, you've got to stop the flow of firearms.
01:17:34.640Say, OK, give me one second. I've just rescinded, you know, all of the export licenses for your government to buy purchases, purchase firearms directly.
01:17:43.940I revoked the foreign FFLs of ATF have issued you and I've ceased and desist all government to government sales from the Department of Defense and the State Department there.
01:17:53.180Instantaneously, I have cut over 70 percent of the crime guns being supplied to Mexico.
01:17:57.580So now, Madam President, it's your turn. What are you going to do? Put up or shut up?
01:18:03.220That's brilliant. Have you talked to anybody in the administration about this?
01:18:08.880No, sir, I don't. Like, how does anyone talk to the administration?
01:18:12.840All right. Do me a favor. Give me a white paper on this and you tell me who it needs to go to and I'll get it to them.
01:18:19.040OK. OK. I have been pounding this drum, sir, for years.
01:18:22.580I have brought this to the attention of my ATF supervisors as far up the chain as I could go.
01:18:27.560I even physically, like, handed the printouts, the documents, the data to the highest ranking DOJ official assigned to Mexico City at the time.
01:18:35.960And nothing ever happened to it. And again, this is a previous administration.
01:18:40.620So, well, you don't expect anything from that, but I expect something from this.
01:18:44.400So give me the names of who it should go to and give me the best, sharpest white paper on it.
01:18:52.260Don't overwhelm with facts. Give me the executive summary on the front so it can be understood and explained.
01:18:59.580And then give me all the facts after that. I'll have it delivered to the right people.
01:19:05.480And then I'll give them time to read it and digest it or their people to digest it.
01:19:09.600And then I'll ask for an answer. What happened here? Why aren't you doing it?
01:19:12.920I have no problems. I will work on that immediately this afternoon.
01:19:17.100But in the meantime, sir, and I want to tell you, I know there are a lot of ATF agents that listen to your show and people, probably people in the administration.
01:19:24.300Don't have to take my word for it. You can call any ATF agent, like someone in the administration, call a field office.
01:19:30.120Don't call headquarters. Call a field office. Call any ATF agent that has an eTrace account and say, hey, I want you to run a report for me.
01:19:36.880Log on to eTrace on the right hand side. Generate a statistical report. Click on that.
01:19:43.000It's going to automatically populate to your org code. Change that default to recovery location.
01:19:48.160Put in Mexico and do any 12 month time period that you want.
01:19:51.940And you will see the data is clear on this issue.
01:19:55.500All right. The Mexican military is the number one source of supplier of crime guns to the Mexican cartels.
01:20:00.880It's hands down. And I mean, exponentially. So when you see the data, it will like it's it's flabbergasted.
01:20:09.300John, get me the get me the data and get me those that white paper on it and an executive summary.
01:20:15.100And I will I'll get it. I'll get it to them. As soon as you give it to me, I will send it.
01:20:19.940Turn it right around and get it to all the leadership.
01:20:23.520All right, sir. I appreciate it. Thanks, John. I appreciate it. God bless.
01:20:26.600John Dodson, the unarmed truth. By the way, if you're an ATF agent and you can do that and you can verify what he's saying.
01:20:34.400Call us. I'd love to hear from you because Mexico is putting in there.
01:20:39.040They're suing us. They're suing all of our gun makers here in America for 10 billion dollars.
01:20:45.200No, I don't think so. But it's going to the Supreme Court.
01:20:48.400I think the Supreme Court is going to say you can't you don't have a leg to stand on.
01:20:52.360But again, it's the same kind of corrupt mentality of the last administration, you know, of not actually addressing the issue, but going after little pet peeves and going after our guns and our rights to guns.
01:21:08.660All right. Back in just a second. You take good care of your dog.
01:21:12.580You keep him from going out in traffic. You take him to the vet when he needs it.
01:21:15.720You make sure he gets at least a fair amount of exercise. But what about his diet?
01:21:19.040Are you feeding him anything but kibble? It's dead food.
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01:21:29.020In the first month, you're going to expect your dog to have a shinier coat and more energy.
01:21:33.380I think I mean, you saw this with your dog, Pat.
01:21:36.220I mean, almost immediately, the energy is for sure.
01:22:57.820I mean, I have to tell you, if there is anybody that is not in bed with the cartel, which I don't know if they exist, but if there is anybody that's not, they're praying every night.
01:23:06.580The citizens of Mexico, I bet you, are praying every night.
01:23:10.100But please, dear Lord, send the American soldiers in here in the dead of night and kill all of these people.
01:26:40.560This is going to make your eyes shoot out of your head.
01:26:43.200Blood. You're going to you're going to need a pint of blood after this one.
01:26:46.060I'll give it to you here in just 60 seconds.
01:26:48.280Hang on first. There's a certain point of frustration past in which you kind of just throw up your hands and give up just a little bit.
01:26:54.700You know, let's say you've got high interest credit cards.
01:26:57.960And because of the price of food and everything else that's been going through the roof for the past several years, you had to use them a lot.
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01:27:06.380And what you're paying each month isn't even servicing the debt.
01:27:09.500It's just paying on that insanely high interest rate.
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01:27:30.380From mortgage refinancing to other forms of debt consolidation, even accessing the high equity you have in your home to pay off high interest debts.
01:40:37.060To save it, and to save the employees that we can, because we'll all be out of jobs, you've got to slash, and you're going to have some chaos.
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01:44:03.680I mean, I knew that the TSA was failing tests.
01:44:06.940But did you know that they gave, I mean, Biden did so many things at the very end to give all these, all these people that are quite honestly Democratic donors.
01:44:19.020That's what the unions are, give them all these gifts.
01:44:22.860When you have people in the airport that are representing the union instead of representing, why am I paying for that?
01:49:01.620This is a story about the woman who is exposing all of the stuff that Doge is finding, okay?
01:49:13.620We just recently found out who she was.
01:49:17.420She has been keeping her identity quiet.
01:49:20.120She didn't want to be doxed or anything else because she knows what that means.
01:49:22.880So, she's gone under the name Data Republican.
01:49:26.200If you're not following Data Republican, you should be because she's out leading the way outside of Doge, showing the connections of where all this money is.
01:50:00.620So, she's really, really good at what she does.
01:50:03.200Now, her husband owns and runs a distillery, a place where you can get microbrews and everything else.
01:50:15.920So, now, why did the Salt Lake Tribune feel it necessary not only to dox her and introduce her to everybody, but also then say, oh, and her husband owns this?
01:50:33.300So, I wrote a letter yesterday, my office did, to the Tribune and to the reporter.
01:50:40.440Nationally syndicated radio host and Blaze Media founder Glenn Beck is concerned about the alleged backlash of the spirits of the Wasatch distillery as they are receiving as a result of your reporting.
01:50:51.920Why did you feel it necessary to include their family business in your reporting?
01:50:57.560How did you feel that was relevant to Data Republicans' profile?
01:51:01.160Do you regret any of the backlash to the business in, you know, review bombs and calls for boycotts in the article's comment sections?
01:51:11.180Glenn will be commenting about this on his national radio program.
01:51:13.820Wanted to give you a fair shake if you have any comment.
01:51:15.940Deadline 7 a.m. Central tomorrow, March 11th.
01:51:31.160Um, but Mike Lee lost his mind over this.
01:51:38.360Here is a private individual not wanting to be doxxed, just showing how you can find these things using AI to show the waste in government.
01:51:50.500And here is the Salt Lake Tribune, which is only a little bit worse than the Deseret News.
01:55:12.840They would be right for calling me a terrorist.
01:55:15.740Well, what is the difference between me doing it to your reporter and you doing it to this private individual?
01:55:24.720Who is risking everything themselves and would not like to risk their family, but they're risking everything themselves because they believe that the government is corrupt.
01:55:38.520By the way, for all of you who don't think that, read the founders, read George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, all of them.
02:02:39.300I mothball his studio until I can find somebody that doesn't stand against all of my values because it harms my reputation because people then think, oh, well, Glenn must believe that because he's having him do that.
02:02:54.760Now, I don't have control of who is hired and fired from the blaze.
02:02:58.360At one point I did, and I would never put up with it, never, because it hurts my reputation.
02:03:10.480You could hire 10 people and just do the stories that actually matter eternally.
02:03:17.400And you could get 10 people, even if it's one story a day, that would be better than a whole newspaper of crap that goes against your values.