Checkmate？ The Hidden Genius of Trump's ICE Pullback ｜ Guest： DataRepublican ｜ 1⧸27⧸26
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On this episode of Crank the Flame, Glenn Beck and I discuss the latest in the Trump vs. Hillary Clinton debate, the new hearing aid, the Art of the Deal, and much, much more! Glenn Beck is a conservative radio host and host of the radio show "The Glenn Beck Show" on the Fox News Channel. He is a frequent contributor to conservative publications such as The Daily Caller, The Weekly Standard, and National Post.
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There is new news on who is actually funding all of this, what these organizations are already doing.
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We're going to break some news today and expose a very complex network and one of the leaders in this network.
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Also, we're going to go over Donald Trump's art of the deal, the deal that he made yesterday.
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I know that's the way I felt about it until I started looking into it and then I started thinking about Donald Trump and the art of the deal.
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But I want to make sure that I put a caveat on that.
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I wrote down some things that we have to watch for.
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It is a genius move if certain things happen in the future.
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And that's going to lead to some very, very bad things.
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But this could, again, be another one of those moments where, you know, the guy has made so many genius moves where you're like, what is he doing?
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I want to give him the benefit of the doubt until we see what is actually going on.
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And also, I spent a lot of time yesterday just thinking about who are we fighting and how do you fight this?
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And I came up with a plan, but I'm not sure anybody's going to like it.
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I am the only talk show host that I think has ever done a talk show host where it's like, yeah, you know, the audience probably won't like that.
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So I'm going to share something that I think feels absolutely right.
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But it's going to take you a second to breathe and go, let me see if I understand that.
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But we'll talk about that coming up in about an hour.
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Also, Data Republican is going to be joining us for our number three on today's podcast.
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That, unfortunately, is a really heavy reality, and it's something that you shouldn't take lightly, and I know you don't.
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Azra Nomani has exposed a network yesterday of far-left organizations, and it is comprehensive.
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The Free Beacon also came out yesterday and exposed the Sunrise Movement that is funded by the usual suspects, Soros Tides Ford.
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O'Keefe said yesterday, he was in Minneapolis, and he said, there is a territory that is absolutely absence of police.
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They said, you're driving this, and if you're not out of the city within one hour, you're dead.
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He said somebody frisked him and the Marine that he was with as if they were the police.
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It is important for people to understand what is going on because this is not a protest.
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On today's podcast and at glennbeck.com, I want to take that torch and light our way here and expose another one of the organizing engines behind this unrest.
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And once you see it clearly, you'll understand this is not about immigration, compassion, or civil rights.
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It is about a movement that doesn't believe that America even has a right to exist.
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We have been working alongside with the nonprofit Morrow Institute, which this is what they do for a living,
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and they have uncovered the operational and ideological footprint of a group quietly embedded in the anti-ice organizing network in Minnesota.
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I just have to tell you that I am so happy to see what people have done with their spare time.
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When I started exposing these things back in the early 2000s, nobody was on it.
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Very few people were on it, and it was very hard to track these things down.
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Now with the internet and ChatGPT and everything else, you can move pretty quickly.
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You still are required to have some investigative footing and knowledge, but it is a lot easier than it was.
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And like I just said, you have O'Keefe, you have the Free Beacon, you have Osro Nomani, you have us at glenbeck.com,
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So the one that the Morrow Institute tipped us off on today, and you'll find this article at glenbeck.com,
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in Minnesota is the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Committee.
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It's known as MIRAC, Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee, I think it is.
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And you're not going to hear that name on cable news, and you're not going to see it in press releases from City Hall,
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but you will find it inside the signal chats that were used to organize resistance to federal law enforcement,
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MIRAC is listed as a recommended training resource,
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and that's all in the documents that are circulating among all the activists,
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documents instructing participants to, and I quote,
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train up community members in rapid response and intervention, end quote.
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And here's their speciality, Immigrant Response Training, I'm sorry, Immigration Raid Response Trainings.
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Now that sounds benign, I guess, until you read what MIRAC actually believes, okay?
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People were used by BLM, and it didn't catch on for a while until it just started, people started going to jail.
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But, you know, we told you at the very beginning of BLM, you have to know what they stand for.
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They are for the destruction of America and the destruction of the nuclear family.
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And when you go back and you look at their founding documents and their own words and what they are currently for,
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it should open your mind and open your eyes and say, wait a minute, I don't want to partner with these guys, okay?
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What they expose about themselves in their posts, you know, in their own words, in their alliances, is this.
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This leads to something from next hour that I really am anxious to talk to you about and get your opinion on.
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And the abolition of borders, any deportation, no enforcement in the United States,
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and the abolition of the United States as it is presently constituted, okay?
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They openly call the American immigration system and the criminal justice system fundamentally unjust, racist, and white supremacist.
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They declare solidarity with popular movements abroad.
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They explicitly expose U.S. action anywhere in the world.
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This has nothing to do with what's happening in Minneapolis, okay?
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And behind all the soft language is something far harder.
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However, the Morrow Institute, the researchers there, identify MIRAC, is part of what they call,
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and we've talked about this here recently a lot, the Turtle Island Infantata.
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Turtle Island is what the ancient natives used to call America, okay?
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And so if you're part of Turtle Island, they're trying to take the entire continent of North America
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and make it into Palestine, an occupied territory.
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And this Turtle Island movement denies the idea of America's right to exist in any way,
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the same way the radical groups deny Israel's right to exist.
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And one MIRAC post made it really, really explicit.
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They said, from Turtle Island to Palestine, occupation is a crime.
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Turtle Island, again, what they call North America, they believe it has to be liberated.
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And if that language sounds familiar, it should,
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because we know exactly how liberation movements operate
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when they adopt the language of resistance, intifada, and occupation.
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October 7th should have ended any ambiguity at all.
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Their response to the October 7th massacre was not grief.
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There was no condemnation, not even an acknowledgement of Israeli civilians murdered in their homes.
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Instead, MIRAC declared solidarity with Palestine and endorsed the so-called right of return
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and repeated the chant on October 7th from the river to the sea.
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In April 2024, MIRAC co-published a statement praising Iran's missile attack on Israel,
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calling it justified under international law and lauding Iran's support for the Palestinian existence.
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The people in Minnesota, they say America has no right to exist.
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And one of their partners in this utopian society are anybody who is trying to destroy America,
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and that includes Iran, that I remind you, yesterday, the last two days,
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now it's up to 35,000 people they have executed.
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So this organization that is part of the problem, part of the crime, I believe,
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the insurrection in Minnesota, that is whipping people into a frenzy,
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Now, their partners in the statement, including groups previously identified by researchers
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as pro-terrorism, including organizations with documented links to foreign influence
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and revolutionary communist movements, and it's not a coincidence.
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They condemned the United States for bombing innocent Iranians and Venezuelans.
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They have joined coalitions whose own website supported October 7th attack,
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because MIRAC doesn't just merely tolerate violent rhetoric.
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There is a flyer published by MIRAC that features the phrase,
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Bash the Fash, alongside with an image of a bloodied, severed head
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and a slogan long associated with, you know, Antifa-style street violence.
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So their close allies publicly pledged to defend activists politically and physically,
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They openly endorsed the unified Palestinian resistance.
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MIRAC rejects any attempt to condemn the unrest.
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There is violence and there is resistance to violence.
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Days earlier, they issued a message to the Minnesota leadership,
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the Minneapolis Police Department out of our way.
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Another post celebrated the activists that were,
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quote, organized, militant, and ready to fight back.
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They brag about forming human chains to stop federal vehicles.
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They boast about mobilizing hundreds within an hour.
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They promise more training for the next confrontation.
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And they provide resources that support all arrestees,
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rejecting any kind of distinction between peaceful protest and criminal destruction.
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And the most, I think, chilling is this comparison.
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This was published on the Mirac-linked social media.
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If you understand what Mirac partners want done to the Israeli military,
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This is rhetorical framework that transforms law enforcement into enemy occupiers
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So here's the truth that the media is not going to say.
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And quite honestly, some people, you know, on our side are not going to say.
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Please, please listen to our number two of today's show.
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Because I'm going to take you places that I don't think anybody else will take you.
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We've been debating it since almost the beginning of our country.
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We can condemn the police or understand the police.
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We can condemn protesters and we can understand protesters.
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And one that rejects the legitimacy of the United States itself, aligns itself with foreign adversaries, excuses terrorism, and normalizes violence as a political tool.
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What they're trying to do is seize civil society.
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And let me give you the missing piece because this is where people get fooled.
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If you're standing in Minnesota right now and you're angry about the immigration policy, I can understand that.
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You believe enforcement should be humane, limited, and constitutional.
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You, if that's what you believe, are not the problem.
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But you are standing next to people who are playing a very different game for a different outcome.
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Most protesters don't wake up believing in Turtle Island.
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Most protesters in America don't want a borderless world.
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Most do not believe America is illegitimate occupation that has to be liberated.
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But the people who are organizing you do believe those things.
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And they're not handing out pamphlets to say we want to overthrow the United States.
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They don't lead with, we deny America's right to exist.
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They lead with raid response, community defense, rapid intervention.
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And once you're on that on-ramp, the language slowly changes.
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Once you step onto that on-ramp where you don't know what their intent is, you're cooked.
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And here's the critical question that everybody needs to ask themselves right now.
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How many people in that crowd actually believe what Mirak believes?
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Because Mirak does not require everybody to agree.
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Every single peaceful protester becomes camouflage for them.
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Every well-meaning neighbor becomes legitimacy.
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Every chant about compassion shields an ideology that openly praises Iran, excuses October 7th,
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and aligns itself with groups that justify terrorism as self-defense.
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when it calls liberation from Minnesota to Palestine,
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I was just listening to him, and he was talking about what Trump did yesterday with Minnesota
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And quite honestly, I agree because what I see here happening in Minnesota is an insurrection.
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And if they're found guilty, I want them in jail.
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When I first saw this story yesterday, what he was doing, I thought, is he waving the white flag?
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Is this all about the election and getting reelected and he's got to make nicey nice?
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I could be wrong on this, so I don't mean to belittle you or have you think that I'm smarter than you
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because I can guarantee you I'm not in almost all but Al Gore's case.
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I just look at things differently, and I could be wrong, but I'll give you a lens to see this through
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and then a chart on how we're going to know whether it is a white flag or not, okay?
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If you're looking at this through the lens of traditional political or cable news,
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you're going to look at this and say this is a retreat.
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However, if you look at it as a counterinsurgency, if you look at it through that lens of
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counterinsurgency, federalism, and an optics war lens, then it's different, okay?
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Let me walk you through this because we're seeing Trump shift the battlefield, not abandon it.
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And let me take you through this cleanly and tactically here.
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First, what would a surrender or a blink actually look like?
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If Trump was blinking, this is what would happen.
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and he would accept the Gestapo snatching people off the streets narrative.
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Instead, and now think of him in Art of the Deal,
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The strategic objective here that I think most people are going to miss is,
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Because I had a problem with it when he said it months ago.
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Was it to go scoop up every illegal on the streets?
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Was it to send everybody who came here to send them home?
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Because I remember when he said it, I'm like, what?
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We should be sending everybody that was here home.
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The goal here is to get the really bad criminals off the streets.
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So the goal was never ICE agents everywhere all the time.
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The goal was this, force blue state leadership to choose publicly and unmistakably
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between protecting violent criminals or cooperating with federal law enforcement.
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So what Trump has just done is he has separated into three groups.
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One, the violent criminal illegals, easily moral.
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Two, the local state officials who shield them.
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And three, the protest movements trying to provoke a legitimacy crisis.
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Minnesota was sliding towards a designed confrontation.
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Street chaos, viral clips, allegations of federal overreach.
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We were headed towards everything that there's no way out.
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And that environment only benefits one side and it isn't the Trump side.
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It, the only thing he could have done was escalate.
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He also went and relieved the U S border patrol commander, uh, Gregory Bovino.
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So this was part of it that really bothered me.
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Here's a guy who was very, very clear on things, but it is the clearest tactically.
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Bovino was a guy who was saying, I mean, he even said something.
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You don't have a right to carry a gun at a protest.
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No, you don't have a right to interfere with police.
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Once you engage with police and you're carrying a gun, then that's a different story.
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He was defending some things that I thought were a little indefensible, but, uh, but he
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I mean, he was a symbol, whether it was fair or not.
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He was rogue federal officer escalating online while operating in a blue city.
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If you're in an optics war and every war must worry about optics.
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If you're going to win, you have to worry about optics.
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Well, now the Senate shutdown talks that weakens that they're not, how are you going
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Uh, the department of Homeland security regains message discipline and the fight moves from
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And we've seen him do it over and over and over again, never die on someone else's hill.
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If it isn't the hill you chose, don't die on a hill.
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So when he talks to the walls and fry, I don't think this is capitulation.
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Let me read the three point plan again, carefully.
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He asked for one narrow, morally defensible thing.
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Turn over the illegal immigrants already in prison and in jail for rape and murder and
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Which is what he said he wanted in the first place.
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I think this whole push again has been over to window.
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He wanted the ones who were on the streets raping.
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Now he's just said, give me the ones you already have in prison.
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It isolates the extremists because if waltz and fry refuse that, well now, wait, excuse
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I'm not asking for everybody, you know, all the Somalis that live on the street.
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I'm asking for the rapist and the traffickers and the violent offenders, the ones that you
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They have to go on record, no ambiguity that takes all of the political weight off of them
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Now Trump can actually truthfully say, look, I offered a focused, humane, criminal only solution
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That is devastating in public opinion when next agents are leaving Minneapolis.
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This line is doing enormous psychological work for the left.
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Or is it because what's likely happening is Metro surges are scaling down.
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The intelligence warrants and targeting is continuing, but cooperation is demanded through
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In other words, less spectacle, same authority, cleaner lanes.
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You know, I've been saying for the last few days, Trump wants this to be boring.
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We're going to get the bad guys and the good guys are winning.
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Trump does not need ICE agents clashing with protesters on camera to deport criminals.
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Have you been watching this at all and thought, what is the rest of the world seeing this through
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their eyes, through the BBC and everybody else?
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We look like Iran because of the way it's being spun around the rest of the world.
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And I'm not saying that's true, but optics matter.
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He needs paper trails, custody chains, and legal clarity.
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Now, he pulls one guy out and he says, we're sending in somebody else that can work with
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If this was a retreat or a white flag, Homan would not be the guy who's being sent in.
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He's the enforcer after all the political dust settles.
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uh and we have data republican who's also going to do an expose for us here in a second and everybody has got like a different
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i know the trump administration says they are going after them you know i'd like to see that start to
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happen pam bondy um but you know it takes time to build cases i guess but the case is really being
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but this woman she first i think became known because she predicted or made a prediction with
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hi thank you so much glenn i'm so happy to be here and talk to you again how have you been
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i've been i've been great uh i'm glad you're probably maybe a little warmer than you were
01:33:16.440
in davos last week tell me quickly about that your your big takeaway from that
01:33:22.100
oh yes yeah um you know what really surprised me was we assumed that they would have big pointy teeth
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and fangs and we thought it would be full of lizard people but actually it's just these people
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who live in an absolute bubble that's completely separate from the world and
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and the policies that they make that affect the rest of us just don't affect them it's so far
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removed that they just live in this bubble in this world they think they're changing
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um you do think that there are those who know exactly what they're doing for instance let's go
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to minnesota um there are people that uh absolutely know what they're doing and are hiding it um because
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they have a different i mean i'm talking about one of the things you're you're just uh revealed is
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the connection of tending the soil um they know exactly what they're doing they're not in a bubble
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right oh yes absolutely that's exactly right you know you have to understand the whole group there
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i mean i don't really like this term but they're called globalists and they're the ones who want to
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control everything and then we have the real communist right the actual real communist workers
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with other countries and they're doing deals with other governments and yes they know exactly what
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they're doing for example antifa has relationships with all of these organizations and they make plans
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together so a research file that directs people with money to a website stand with minnesota
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then directs donors to a campaign run by tending the soil on chuffed
01:35:21.940
um what are they raising money for specifically
01:35:41.000
frontline protesters right to support the front lines of that but quote-unquote right
01:35:47.920
so what concerns me more about that is that you know
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the platform in canada has been run by a union person a man called johnny
01:36:02.620
so poitick i'm sorry i'm pronouncing his name i'm not exactly sure you know i'm deaf but he was
01:36:08.300
actually the first person to donate because i don't know how to say it either hang on just a
01:36:13.100
second it's s-o-p-p-o-t-i-u-k i don't know how to pronounce it either but a canadian anyway go ahead
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yes yes yes yes yes that and plus i'm deaf i wouldn't know how to how to pronounce it anyway
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but what that tells me is that um that man johnny that's the point taker whatever his name was he was the
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first person who donated which means that he's controlling the finance for these protesters there
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he was the first person to donate to that organization and this canadian organization
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and because he's canadian it's proof that outside nations have been influencing these
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quote-unquote organizations that are supporting protesters
01:37:01.660
it's a far-left platform that encourages finances for
01:37:08.420
like i i i was like yesterday i saw that they had they were scrapping all of the roles and all of the
01:37:33.620
sorry i just wanted to say i was scrapping their databases yesterday and what i found was
01:37:51.060
so there's obviously they're making money there because they're being supported by a lot of
01:38:07.940
they don't have any processes that's the problem they don't have any processes there
01:38:12.740
oh they don't have any process i'm so sorry i'm really missing this that's okay so the video is
01:38:21.540
bad i'm sorry our video is stalling that's okay why don't why don't we skip to the next
01:38:27.300
why don't we skip oh no no no they don't have any
01:38:31.860
so when all this money is coming in sorry the video was slow glenn forgive me so what's happening
01:38:36.260
is when all this money is coming into these organizations there's no processing fees so there's
01:38:40.180
no way to really track any of this so when this money is coming through and going
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activist organizations there's no fees there's no way to follow it
01:38:50.340
so let me go to back to the signal data here for a second the signal chats um they're using a website
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called sign up genius um and it looks like we have some high level democrats in minnesota
01:39:03.620
have been present as for some of these chats can you tell me anything about that
01:39:19.940
i have proof that the people are in these chats they're going through the system in such a way that
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you see car license plates information in real time they're pulling people's license plate information
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and that is completely illegal and that's happening and there's some like you said high level people in
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these signal chats that are connected with the minnesota government
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so they're pulling in license plate information from the state
01:39:48.180
yes and it's completely against the terms of service
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the contract the contract terms of service is completely against that so it's completely illegal
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that they're giving personal information so they're putting pressure on
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and air table they're putting pressure on signal and air table
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so you you said you're getting much less sanitized spreadsheet um and you're getting that to the
01:40:23.540
the powers that be is as cash patel or anybody are they opening investigation into the signal
01:40:30.100
chats do you have anything people are getting frustrated because they don't think that the
01:40:34.660
government is moving are you seeing movement from your perspective on the government
01:40:39.060
well obviously um you know i can't really talk about who the powers that be are here in this
01:40:56.500
situation glenn but um they are doing something and i am seeing some traction because they are very
01:41:04.500
serious and you know it's this is something that has to be handled delicately as well
01:41:22.980
i'm getting the feeling that it's trying to get all the organizations at the same time right it would
01:41:27.540
be kind of a waste of time for cash patel and the fpi to really just go against this one organization
01:41:32.740
because the more important thing to understand here glenn is that it's an entire network so it
01:41:36.660
would be easier to get it on a whole network scale as opposed to just going after one individual
01:41:43.140
organization any sense at this moment how much of that network is inside the government and how
01:41:50.260
inside the united states and how much might be outside of the united states
01:41:53.860
hmm i'm not gonna like lynn it's huge and almost every
01:42:29.940
is it captured by it it's it's it's infiltrated almost everything that you can possibly think of
01:42:35.860
and the other important thing to understand is that all of these organizations that have been set up
01:42:41.140
for some purpose in the past that purpose has changed and been infiltrated by these type of systems
01:42:55.860
yes absolutely and in fact i wrote it in my upcoming book um so to explain it
01:43:02.820
it longer but to explain it longer in the book but it's not what you think and it's already happening
01:43:14.420
in fact i'm going to that's about i'm going to present the solution in about two weeks in fact
01:43:18.420
i have a presentation can we can we eavesdrop on that or can we get you to come back in a couple of
01:43:31.060
yes oh of course absolutely i'm actually going to be doing the presentation itself at the old state
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and it'll be broadcasted on x but afterwards i would love to come back and have a longer deeper
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discussion with you glenn we always get the best information out on glenn bet
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yeah well thank you and i i just i adore you and uh we pray for you uh and uh and may god keep you
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safe and i just i can't tell you you have done so much for the nation um and it's just a there are
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a few people like you that are brave willing to endure whatever comes your way uh and just won't
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stop and i i just so admire you so thank you so much thank you so much
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thank you so much glenn yeah i really appreciate that and i would love to really dive into this with
01:44:21.540
you later great we'll we'll talk again thank you so much god bless you um that was a little disturbing
01:44:29.620
wasn't it um and it was and because of the translation it's a little it's hard because you're like
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you're standing at the doctor's office and he's like well i have some bad news
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okay what what is it well it looks like you have
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like a like a like have what what what what what i mean it's true it's a it is a it is
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amazing honestly it's an exercise in uh in patience yes it is she's a remarkable woman and it's
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legitimately amazing you're able to communicate in you know with someone like that in that way and
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uh you know i i can i'm sure if you're listening on radio especially if you didn't hear the beginning
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oh golly um i don't know if you've seen yet on um on the torch uh at glennbeck.com you can go in and
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you can poke around and and listen to america's uh 250th uh it's based on a book by david and tim barton
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called america's story and it is a 20 part audio series fully produced i mean and it is it is produced
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in a way that you hear the bullets whizzing by it is really the audio on this nick daly did it who's
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worked for me for years and honestly he is i mean i think he's turned down a job at industrial light
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magic i mean he is really really good terrible decision by him but yeah he's great oh horrible
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decision what a moron but uh but really good and you you need to hear that it's again the first
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five episodes are out america's story that is available also um uh find your voice is out we
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released that last week and this is really uplifting this is a story about alex who his whole life he's
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been a stutterer and he just really kind of gave up started looking for jobs where he didn't have to
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talk to people he had a hard time keeping a girlfriend or even friends and it was getting
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worse and worse and worse um and uh he tried everything but nobody ever has an answer on
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stuttering in this show find your voice with roger love roger is a dear friend of mine and he is the
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world's best voice talent i mean he's worked with me and rush limbaugh but he's also worked with elton
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john and beyonce and lady gaga and i mean everybody in hollywood that has ever you know they try to
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play johnny cash he teaches them how to sing like johnny cash um he's an amazing guy and biggest heart
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i know and he can correct speech impediments he can correct things like stuttering and he did it in
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one session actually two one half hour sessions um but in under an hour um and this guy's life is
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changing and it's it's so amazing to watch you see him kind of like this closed down guy and by the end
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of the episode he is full of life and speaking without any stuttering it's it's an amazing thing
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um you can find that uh also at uh glennbeck.com part of our torch experience glenn correct me if i'm
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wrong when you said roger love worked with rush limbaugh that was when rush was losing his hearing
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right is that how was that why they work together um i think that's for roger to talk about not me but
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i mean he worked with him through all kinds of all kinds of stuff um i thought i remember that i'm not
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i'm yeah i'm not sure and i don't want to speak for roger on that um but i know that he did a lot of
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work with rush and helped him a great deal as me i mean you know i have these vocal cords that go into
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vocal cord paralysis and he's the only guy that can change them doctors are like full bed rest you know
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just don't speak for a month and just leave it at that um and it's strange because the sorrows people
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say the same thing but uh don't speak at all um but roger can take me from that where complete paralysis
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of my vocal cords to full voice i mean i've had to speak in front of 25 000 people and i had a half an
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hour i was in full vocal paralysis in 15 minutes he had me back to full voice and walking out onto
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uh hour one i i spoke about uh what's really going on in um uh in minnesota and the deal that
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apparently donald trump made yesterday and some people think that that is a uh a weakness they
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think that he caved or waved the white flag i do not uh and i explain that i'm going to also if i
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have time this half hour i want to give you the the things to watch for to see if it is a white flag
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or if it was just another really genius move on the way to winning um but we'll see you know six weeks
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will tell us everything we need to know stew is joining us uh it's uh we only have four more days
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left he's going to announce where he's going he's starting his own thing uh soon and he'll be talking
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to us by the end of the week about that i'm gonna miss you stew you know what i'm gonna miss most about
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you what's that no i was hoping you as a producer writer had something you could fill here no no the
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thing i'm gonna miss most is uh when you say the meanest and harshest thing you can think of
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in the most tender of moments uh on this program you know when it's just when i'm just so heartfelt
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and you just find four words that can just tear me apart i actually am going to miss that
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that legit honestly sincerely means so much to me uh because it is one of my favorite things about
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this show that you would put up with it there have been times where i i even after 20 something years
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you'd be in the middle of this really a heartfelt really powerful great thing that it wasn't like
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i thought it sucked or anything it was incredible and then i would i would have to come in as as as i
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believe my role on the program was uh to i don't know anyone ever told me it was my role but
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i believed it was right to just come in and just just ruin it right before commercials that's what
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i always felt was important and i tried my favorite it's my favorite but you know somebody said you
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know how are you going to replace stew and i'm like you're not going to replace stew there's no
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replacing stew there's nobody i'm not going to hire somebody to fill in for stew because that has taken
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30 years to master the timing and knowing exactly when to say something thoroughly in a
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appropriate and uh and mean and i just i'm going to miss it stew oh well you know i think yeah
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every once in a while you might just go to the phones and on the phone is someone saying the most
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inappropriate thing it's good old bob from milwaukee is just going to be there and just
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he might sound a little bit like me uh just happens to be listening and had the same exact thought i
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might have had in that particular moment you know one of the things that i've always liked and and i did it
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and i don't even know if it was ever entertaining for the audience but it was so entertaining for me
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is i would say to you uh here i want you to get on the phone just just follow me and you would get
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on the phone and i'd say we have on the phone uh biff herfner blur and uh and you'd go hello glenn
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how are you and be good now biff you milk cattle but you milk steers and then you would have to
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whatever i said you would just have to make it work and it was i don't know because we never said
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that's what we were doing nobody ever knew that this was just glenn torturing stew uh and it was
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so fun i will say if you if you'd like to know what that was like from my perspective if you watch
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the netflix special of the guy climbing taipei 101 that was on the other night uh taking the
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outside of a building with a free solo and just going all the way up 101 stories to the needle at
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the top that's what it felt like because i had no idea where you were going i had no idea what i was
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participating in and i just had to go and those were that that was i don't know if that was the most
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entertaining for the audience it was the most torturous for me so most entertaining for you
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um you used to look at me right because we'd do it right before we'd crack a mic i'd look at you go
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grab the phone i need you on the phone real quick you'd look at me like oh dear god no no please i
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don't i don't know and i go it's glenn back program and uh we've got uh biff on the
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you should have seen sometimes his eyes i would say something to him and he would be like
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what the hell am i supposed to do with that he'd just look at me like this poor sad little puppy dog
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yeah often yeah i have nowhere to go here oftentimes it would devolve into this caller
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just being very angry at the host it had nothing to do i would just it would just my real emotions
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would come out and that would be the entire call i will say one of the things i will miss i think
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more than anything one of my favorite things we ever did here and i don't know that i've ever laughed
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harder was uh and we're only a couple weeks away from valentine's day the valentine's day
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extravaganza we would do annually on this program which was really designed to bring couples together
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and oh i believe we did i think we did too i believe we saved marriages maybe destroyed a few
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as well well probably because they deserve to be destroyed they probably did destroy it deserve that
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but we we would take it we would do it the day after valentine's day and people we would solicit
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for callers like if you screwed up if you forgot valentine's day if you forgot to book the restaurant
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if you forgot to get a gift and you're you are now in that period where you're in the silent treatment
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everything has gone against you you are in the doghouse a hundred percent we will if you are of the right
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moral character bail you out with a one-time get out of jail free card called the couple of the year
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competition well it was it was my effort to help stupid guys one time but there were a few rules to
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it um for instance i mean if you had missed several things you know the cost started going up and you
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had to pay for i would say we were going to send you out for this great dinner but the guy had to
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pay for it i wasn't paying for it because it was your mistake so you pay for it and uh and you won
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this dinner as couple of the year and uh and so we would announce what it was and they would be i'd get
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them on the phone and it was a form letter that we would have them fill out you just it was go ahead
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you you have to add into the point that you would first of all put you would talk to the guy and you
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would you'd hear the whole sob story about how they screwed up and how bad they felt and then you
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would promise to call the wife and say have that you put them on hold so they could hear the broadcast
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and you you would fraudulently uh produce in real time a segment where you'd say well you know
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and i just hope i just uh this is a big surprise so please everybody hold on so they would hear that
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and they would get what's going on what's going on and then you'd play this incredible music this
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this uh was it barry white it was something it was something of that i don't know of that sort of
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tone at least yeah and it would build up and this is hype flowing and then there's this amazing
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announcer that would come on with a big voice and introduce this extravagant contest for a couple
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of the year and you would come on and with the most heartfelt sincerity apologize to the woman
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because you told the husband not to celebrate valentine's day this one time because we had to
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do it in this incredible competition you had built up over an entire year looking for the most romantic
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couple in the entire nation and you finally found it it was her husband this whole time and he had to
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hold out on valentine's day and withhold all because i was sick yeah you were sick you were
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out you missed the day we couldn't i couldn't make it and so they would have this uh this amazing you
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know a presentation and then you would bring in this form letter that you would require the people
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the guy to basically memorize with one really important part at the end depending on how bad they were
02:01:22.540
their spouse depending depending on how egregious their violation of this relationship you would
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then determine the length of pause that they had to have on the air between uh honey in their name
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yep yeah and then space maybe three seconds maybe five maybe seven maybe nine and then
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i love you and if they didn't wait the full time you promised you would blow the whole thing on them
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on the air you would ruin it on the air if they didn't wait the full seven or nine seconds and i
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seven or nine seconds in your life does not sound like a lot of time when you are on radio sweetheart
02:02:09.220
because you're trying to muster this false he's he's he's swelling up he's about to cry he's trying
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to hold it off you had to time that perfectly and not only was that a complete nightmare for the guy
02:02:25.000
trying to attempt it because if he cut it short you'd blow it on them you could blow the whole
02:02:29.220
thing for them i would have the other thing was we have radio affiliates that have silence sensors
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sensors uh like if their air goes down so like they have dead air sensors and we already set them
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off all the time because of your pauses in the middle of your crazy monologues uh but this in
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this contest there will be designed seven second of nothing that doesn't happen on radio you're not
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supposed to do that so the stations would be freaking out the entire country would be freaking out and if
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you're a listener you're hearing this escapade go on over and over and over and over again you're hearing
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the same thing the same words happen to people over and over 10 12 15 times in a show all across the
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country all across the country and these poor women are like thinking they have this amazing thing
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happen to them and it's just it you just heard it 12 other times with other i just wanted them to
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believe and i think one of the reasons why we stopped it it was didn't one of the women like
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get the award and then decide to tune in yeah and she tunes in and she hears me doing it with
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somebody else she's like what the hell happened here harold same script exactly
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so i mean i would say percentage wise we probably saved more relationships than ruin but there were
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some collateral damages hey you want to make an omelet you know what i'm saying you want to make
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don't lose touch glenn beck will be back after this
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this is the glenn beck program by the way stew's going to be announcing uh where he's going
02:05:59.980
later on this week um on this uh program and if you miss it you can find him at youtube.com
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slash stew does america which i just noticed stew um
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doesn't have you know stew also got his start on legendary
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broadcaster uh really uh epic show glenn beck uh or nothing about you know i'm the executive producer
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of your show i mean i don't see any of that on that i i don't understand the well the lack of
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gratitude there it seems i mean when you're trying to hide something you try not to put it in as many
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places as possible sorry it's like okay why did you leave that off your resume because i didn't want
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people to see it that's yeah we still have three full shows so i mean if that's where we're going to
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play that's okay i got it i got it i just i just want to know the rules going in uh because tomorrow
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it's going to be an interesting show well if you want i will allow you to rewrite the description
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of the channel to whatever you want for the next three days yes you until we uh oh i would hate to
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do that but i'm going to take you up on that oh really i'd like to see because that way you can
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you can uh glaze yourself in front of america uh appropriately yeah i might have to i might have
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to have a couple of stabs at it i might not get it right the first time oh really uh yeah so i might
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have to change it once in a while i mean just so you know we wouldn't necessarily we could always
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just wait until you felt that you had it right before we posted no no no no i want i think this
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is important to get it on right away but uh it might need a few updates i'm saying okay uh well
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you know me still i don't like to wait i mean look i've got three you know three more shows what
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could possibly go more wrong uh so we'll just good luck america might be some very interesting
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descriptions at the studios america youtube page and in the very near future uh so stew you know i
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didn't get your opinion on what you thought of uh my analysis of donald trump not waving the right
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white flag with minneapolis uh or minnesota but actually making a very smart reframing move
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yeah what did you think interesting i uh we talked briefly about this before the show started
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and i was i kind of made the point of like you know this does feel like a little bit like a back
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down in some ways and you said oh no you got to listen to what i'm going to be talking about coming
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up and you went through and i was on my way in a heroic drive through ice snow and sleet to get here
02:08:35.340
this morning there's a quarter of an inch of snow on the ground but it's but it's solid a solid quarter
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of an inch except in some places where it's one eighth um and uh and it was interesting when you
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were laying that out i agreed with what you were saying i i think you know what what maybe we had
02:08:51.400
a a little bit of a separation on is how to how to how to how to look at it because i don't i
02:08:58.500
definitely don't think donald trump's backing down from being an immigration illegal immigration
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hardliner right like he is not he is this is something he's believed since way before he was
02:09:10.020
running for president and back in the 80s he was talking about this stuff yeah uh but i it did to me
02:09:15.440
when i when i when i was trying to say a backing down it wasn't as much as he's backing off of the
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policy but it does feel like he is acknowledging that this is being perceived in a way he does not
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want it to be perceived of course he is it's an acknowledgement of that which is i think it's a
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big moment i think that's foolish though he's not a dummy it's foolish not to recognize this is going
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in the wrong direction framing wise and that's why i say yeah he's just reframing it he's allowing
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it to be reframed because you know in his book he talks about never die on the hill that somebody
02:09:52.320
else wants you to die on die in the hill you chose and that's not a hill he's choosing to die on so he
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had to reframe the whole thing i think it might end up being genius hear the whole thing at glenbeck.com