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00:03:13.100 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

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00:05:29.080 Hello, Stu. How are you?

00:05:30.440 Great, Glenn. How are you?

00:05:31.340 Very good. You know, we were talking yesterday.

00:05:33.180 How do we get up on this subject that maybe we are, have we become numb to how fast big

00:05:42.300 things are happening? Like things we never thought would ever happen as a conservative.

00:05:48.860 It's overwhelming. I don't even know that it's our fault. There's so much stuff going on all

00:05:55.420 the time that I think it's going to be overwhelming for the average person.

00:05:58.120 We're looking at things and I think rightfully so. I'm very upset still about the, the way the

00:06:04.840 Epstein thing rolled out. I still am watching that closely. I'm still, you know, watching,

00:06:14.140 you know, what Tulsi Gabbard rolled out. Is anything going to happen with that? I think

00:06:18.260 that is shocking news, but let's see if anything happens. But why are we always getting,

00:06:27.220 why are we getting bogged down on things like that? They're very important. It goes to the

00:06:32.420 trust of the United States. Yeah. However, we're not sitting, you said to me one time, you're like,

00:06:39.160 Glenn, can we take a moment and just admire the accomplishment we all just made? Because I am

00:06:46.980 always, I'm the kind of guy who will do something great. And while it's on stage, I'm like, okay,

00:06:53.500 here's what we're going to do next. Here's the next five years of events. Yeah. Here's what we're

00:06:57.400 going to do next time. And you said to me one time in real frustration, we just, we just did the

00:07:04.500 impossible. Can, can you just take a minute? And I'm like, yeah, you're right. So maybe we should

00:07:10.480 say that to America. Can we just take a minute and look at what has been happening in our country

00:07:17.080 in the last six months? Start with sports. Um, this is a, from an article, uh, from Chris Bedford

00:07:23.960 in the, uh, in the blaze. We're finally living through a conservative revolution. We've always

00:07:28.500 needed. Now listen to this, start with sports, the rights victory in pushing back gender ideology

00:07:34.400 on this front marks a turning point. Now remember five years ago, none of us had ever heard,

00:07:43.420 uh, we had never really considered 90 different genders, right? Being taught to our children

00:07:52.060 in school. We never even thought it would be reality that the government could take our children

00:07:58.400 in school, indoctrinate them, then give them a sex change without us even knowing it. All of that

00:08:05.420 has stopped the ideology in sports, not just because it helps women, not because it pulls

00:08:15.820 well, it matters because it's the first real cultural win for truth that we have had, as

00:08:24.740 Chris said, in my adult life, without that kind of victory, without truth, nothing else can

00:08:30.880 be fixed. We now have changed from a government that could not identify a Supreme court justice.

00:08:37.420 And we've seen how good she is now, huh? A Supreme court justice says, I can't identify. I don't know.

00:08:44.160 I'm not a scientist. I don't know how to define a woman. We've gone from that to that's a chick,

00:08:50.160 dude. That's a chick. We've got, I mean, we have taken the government and our schools and totally

00:08:58.500 turned that around in six months. I don't know. I think that's a pretty big, a pretty big thing.

00:09:10.500 Remember, you couldn't say that that was anything other than a beautiful woman. If it was a dude,

00:09:18.260 you couldn't say that you'd be shut down. I couldn't have had this conversation without

00:09:25.760 massive pushback with you. Now, I don't care because we're independent, but the pushback

00:09:32.560 five, six years ago, if I would have said, you know, no, sorry. You wouldn't get that pushback

00:09:39.720 from this audience, but you would probably get, you would not be able to, like, there was a time

00:09:45.000 where a conversation as obvious as this would, if you posted it on certain social medias, would

00:09:51.440 get you your count of suspended or banned. Yes. That's not that long ago. We were having bans

00:09:57.240 four years ago. We were under bans on several different platforms. We did. We should point

00:10:03.420 out, we did it anyway. Yeah. We'll bash our face into the brick wall over and over again

00:10:07.760 with malice. Right. But it was something that was happening to people all over the country.

00:10:12.640 Now, Chris points out, let's not forget over the last four years, welfare roles soared, government

00:10:20.180 job numbers got a boost, but it was mainly foreign workers. White men ages 50 to 65 were not getting

00:10:27.720 hired. The border was wide open, crime everywhere, tolerated, even sanctified as if letting it happen

00:10:35.940 was the morally right thing to do. In the six months since the inauguration of Donald Trump,

00:10:42.480 he has sealed the border on a shoestring budget. His administration launched raids up and down the

00:10:48.620 country, which has striked fear into the hearts of illegal immigrants nationwide. And that's important

00:10:55.680 because we're not having to scoop all of them up. His self-deportation thing is working like crazy.

00:11:04.820 People are self-deporting just as common sense would tell you it would. The White House also has

00:11:15.260 fired or bought out more than a hundred thousand federal bureaucrats, made the largest tax cut in

00:11:22.360 U.S. history permanent, proved that Americans can hit its enemies hard without getting dragged into

00:11:29.360 nation building. I mean, what, what happened? Every president since George W. Bush and maybe Clinton

00:11:36.760 have said Iran cannot get a nuclear weapon, but they did nothing. They did nothing. And we've tried

00:11:44.360 everything except strength because strength, of course, according to the state department would get

00:11:49.980 us embroiled in a war that would last forever. Donald Trump. Now, I don't know if you're honest enough

00:11:55.220 to say this. I am. And maybe it's not the same with you, but it is with me. When he made that decision,

00:12:02.620 I thought, my gosh, this is such a dangerous decision. I believe it's a decision that he has

00:12:09.460 to make. But this could lead to World War II. And then I thought, this is why, Glenn, you could never

00:12:16.620 be president of the United States. Because I don't know if I have the courage enough to say, yeah,

00:12:22.500 well, if World War III starts, and it starts because I made this move, so be it. I just, I wouldn't have

00:12:29.060 the balls to do that. And that's why I would make a very bad president. You have to have somebody. And

00:12:36.500 this, Donald Trump knows he's right. Whether he is or not, when he approaches a decision, he'll get all

00:12:44.220 kinds of, you know, counsel on it. But when he approaches a decision, he's made the decision, he's

00:12:51.000 right. When it comes to World War III, I don't think I could do that. And neither has any of the

00:12:59.120 president since Ronald Reagan. Only Ronald Reagan was willing to look at Gorbachev in the eye and go,

00:13:05.240 not going to do it. And if it means World War III, that's fine. I don't think we should fight it.

00:13:11.300 But here's what happens. It's horrifying. Now, I'm willing to take all of our missiles and get

00:13:17.580 rid of all of them if you are too. But if you want to keep ratcheting it up, oh, I'll crush you.

00:13:24.460 Everyone said that was World War III. That was the collapse of the Soviet Union.

00:13:29.080 Same thing. We haven't seen this since Ronald Reagan.

00:13:35.740 Everyone has said they're not going to have nuclear weapons. This is the first president had

00:13:40.000 the balls to do something about it. It's amazing. By the way, the same tax cut included $75 billion

00:13:48.160 for interior immigration enforcement. This happened two weeks ago, by the way.

00:13:54.660 He has changed the Middle East. He has supported Israel. But now he is also saying,

00:14:02.280 Israel, you got to slow down here. We need peace. He is putting peace in the regions together.

00:14:09.280 Like I've never seen before. He already did it once with the Abrahamic Accords. But what

00:14:14.440 he's doing now by building this giant silicon area in the Middle East, do you know why he's

00:14:21.780 doing that? China is doing their, what is it, road and belt and road thing?

00:14:29.520 Initiative. Initiative. Initiative. Initiative. So what is that? That's trying to get Huawei

00:14:34.280 everywhere. Huawei is, you know, our Nvidia. It is the big tech producer for China. And if China gets

00:14:49.360 their road and belt, if they get all of these places to take Huawei instead of American technology,

00:14:57.420 we're screwed. So what is Donald Trump really doing in the Middle East? I don't even think we

00:15:02.540 talked about this when he was over there. We were just so in awe of, look at what he's bringing

00:15:06.540 together. When he was standing there, and remember they built that, you know, they had that little

00:15:12.480 model of the city of tomorrow, the tech city of tomorrow. Did you see that? He was like in the UAE or

00:15:19.280 something, maybe it was Saudi Arabia, and they had this huge model made, and it was the tech city of

00:15:25.640 tomorrow. And it was all about industrial servers, chip manufacturing, et cetera, et cetera. And it was

00:15:32.180 a joint project between the Middle East and America. Okay. Why did he do that? Because if we don't,

00:15:41.480 if we don't have other countries bought solely into our chips, if they are playing two roads and

00:15:50.800 they can go over to China and get Huawei, if we're weak, that destroys us. We must be the leader in

00:15:59.920 chips. Nobody even understands what he's doing. Nobody understands what he's doing with the servers

00:16:05.460 and the tech. Nobody understands. You know, have you noticed that the gas price is the lowest it's

00:16:11.460 been since when? 2020? Yeah. Well, certainly at 2020, it was probably lower during COVID, but yeah,

00:16:20.620 it's just really low. Right. Really low. And we're not even talking about that. No. How about the price

00:16:27.460 of eggs down 54%? We're not even talking about that. It's like, yeah, again, I go back to we're in the

00:16:34.980 drive-through and we're like, yeah, you gave it to me in two minutes. Why don't I have it in 90 seconds?

00:16:41.460 Are you saying that as a country or are you saying that as conservatives? I thought you said like,

00:16:46.900 I think, I think conservatives are saying that. I think conservatives are. Yeah. Cause I don't

00:16:52.960 serve it. The polling is showing no variation from any of this stuff from, for conservatives. They all

00:16:58.500 just love Trump. They're there. The MAGA people are there. 90% type of approval ratings, nothing,

00:17:03.540 no movement whatsoever from the Epstein thing that I've seen. Yeah, I know that. In fact,

00:17:07.660 I think it helped him. I mean, strangely. Yeah. I mean, I don't know if it helped him,

00:17:11.580 but it didn't hurt him. It didn't hurt him. He improved in that period seemingly. So I don't

00:17:16.220 know that. I mean, it seems like Republicans, conservatives, MAGA types are seeing these

00:17:22.420 positive things and appreciating them. I hope so. I just think that I think a lot of,

00:17:26.300 some of the stuff doesn't have widespread popularity across the country outside of those groups. Like,

00:17:35.800 for example, when you look at the immigration policy, if you can divide it into two things,

00:17:38.840 you mentioned both of them. One was border security and one was you, the framing, I think,

00:17:43.660 in that, in that story that you were reading, it was raids up and down the country. Yeah.

00:17:48.560 Border security is looked at positively by most of America. Raids are not. In fact,

00:17:53.080 they're wildly unpopular. Right. Outside of Republican and conservative sort of circles.

00:17:58.660 Right. Now, that doesn't mean you don't do them. Right. I mean, it's an important part of the

00:18:02.580 policy. And that is the problem with, that is the problem with the raids is the press. I mean,

00:18:08.340 the press is still in the bag. You know, the press is saying that this is just, these are just poor

00:18:13.200 migrants. No, they're not. They're not going after those guys yet. Much of it has been falsely

00:18:19.680 covered. Right. It is like, these are the murderers. These are the gang members. These

00:18:24.720 are the ones causing real issues. And they're trying to make it appear as though they're

00:18:30.680 everywhere. So people will self-deport without any chaos. That's the whole idea. But that's

00:18:39.220 that's the press being dishonest. It's not just the press, though. I mean, it's also

00:18:42.960 it's it's filtered into like the podcast world. Like, have you seen Andrew Schultz is the comedian.

00:18:49.520 He voted for Trump, was supporting, supported Trump. And I heard him do an interview. I think

00:18:56.100 it was like the New York Times or something where he was saying one of the main reasons

00:19:00.020 he supported Trump is he believed we should have border security. But but we should not go after,

00:19:04.080 you know, you know, nice people who are just working or illegally here and just working.

00:19:08.820 It's not that's not what he's going to do. And I asked the president about that. And he told me

00:19:12.620 that was not going to be his priority. And then look at this. It's not his priority. It's first of

00:19:16.420 all, I think it's not his priority. No. And secondly, I you know what this is, is certainly not a policy

00:19:23.400 of I think there's a lot of border hawks who are like, hey, are we going to get to those like

00:19:27.680 widespread deportations soon? You know what I mean? Like I am. Yeah. So so but his

00:19:32.920 his perception, you know, certainly through the media, but it's moved people like this

00:19:38.200 is that that's what Trump's doing. He's going around every Home Depot and arresting random

00:19:42.340 people who have families here and have done nothing else wrong other than cross the border

00:19:46.020 illegally, which I still think is a significant issue. Yeah. Not everyone agrees with us on that.

00:19:50.280 So I think that's been part of of of the problem. But I don't think that's in conservative circles.

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00:21:47.240 So let me, while we're there, let me just play Cory Booker here. Um, Cory Booker just,

00:21:54.020 uh, you know, reposted a video on X, uh, you, uh, first it came posted on Instagram from

00:22:01.340 Shea Farm Kid. Uh, go ahead and play this video. Okay. This is, there's somebody that is showing

00:22:09.500 their hands and they're picking and planting and everything else. And it, it glorifies the

00:22:15.260 invisible hands that feed us. They're not invisible hands. I can see them, but these are

00:22:21.580 all the farm workers. Okay. So the invisible hands that feed us, AKA the migrants who pick

00:22:29.320 vegetables for less than minimum wage. Okay. Right. And we're told that they're all being rounded up,

00:22:35.000 right? Right. So you just decided to put a bunch of them on video and post it on social media.

00:22:39.980 Okay. But what kills me is how come they, I mean, there was a rant. Who was it? Oh,

00:22:47.360 it was from Joe Biden or, um, Hunter Biden. Oh gosh. Yes. I love the Hunter. Do we have time?

00:22:53.460 Do I have 58 seconds? One minute. No, I don't. I got to play it when we come back. It deserves its full

00:22:58.200 It is absolutely amazing. These people are, they have not changed from the 1850s. They are still

00:23:08.120 saying, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. They're black people, but how are we going to get the cotton

00:23:12.280 picked in the fields? How are you, you want to pay more for that shirt and those, that pair of pants?

00:23:18.920 How are you going to really, you, do you smoke cigars? Who's going to pick that tobacco?

00:23:24.040 Um, slavery was wrong. Yeah. We survived without slavery. We will survive and figure out the way

00:23:33.800 to do it without illegals. Stop encouraging people to live in the shadows so you can have

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00:25:12.600 Just looking at, you know, what has been done in the last six months, it is pretty amazing.

00:25:38.940 Uh, the progress on things that we never, ever thought could be done. For instance, NATO,

00:25:46.620 they're paying their own way. Now they're, they, they've, um, upped and guaranteed they're going

00:25:52.480 to pay 5%. And he's like, you're going to, cause I'm not going to, um, we stopped giving aid to

00:26:00.660 Ukraine. Instead, we're shipping the weapons that NATO purchases and you can do whatever you want,

00:26:08.480 but we'll, we'll sell you the weapons, but we're not going to give them anymore to Ukraine,

00:26:12.120 which, I mean, if you don't like the war in Ukraine, that's a different story, but at least

00:26:17.780 we're not paying for it anymore. Um, you have, uh, NATO coming to heal and, and listening to the

00:26:29.220 American president again. Uh, I mean, I think that's amazing. The activist judges are now being

00:26:35.620 pushed back down. You're not a King. You don't have a right to tell everybody. And he pushed that

00:26:40.940 through the Supreme court. He, last week he pulled the plug on PBS and NPR. I never thought that would

00:26:50.480 happen in my lifetime. It's been a conservative priority forever, ever. Many Republican presidents

00:26:55.220 have promised to do it and we're not able to along with the department of education.

00:26:59.380 Now that one's not done yet. No, but remember he said he was going to do it. Then they sued him

00:27:05.700 for it and said, you can't do it. They brought it all the way. Supreme court argued in the Supreme

00:27:09.620 court. Supreme court said, yeah, you can up to a certain point. 50% of that's going to be gone

00:27:14.980 soon. Yeah. That is fantastic. Nobody thought 50%. Well, I guess the point of this is, is let's not

00:27:22.760 look at it and go, yeah, but there's 50%. He just cut it by 50%. It's a major improvement.

00:27:28.960 Major improvement. Uh, let's see. Um, the, um, the colleges, why are we sending money to colleges

00:27:37.900 that are, you know, letting China in that's not happening, how teaching our kids and screwing

00:27:44.800 our kids up. He's like, I'm not sending you any more money. In fact, the first thing you have to do

00:27:50.720 is you have to rescind all of the fake records set by men in women's sports. And then you have to

00:27:57.140 apologize to the women. That's interesting. That stuff hasn't pulled all that well, um, overall,

00:28:03.920 but it's been good for conservatives. And again, I'm not saying that he should be targeting polling

00:28:08.220 by, by what he's doing. I'm just trying to see why would his, his approval already. So he's also

00:28:13.560 frozen tens of millions of dollars of our money going to liberal universities and suing them for

00:28:19.760 racial discrimination. Uh, again, the, the left for the first time ever, I am not seeing this for a

00:28:28.000 long time. You know, they'll just get up in front of Congress and they'll just lie for the first time

00:28:34.540 in 40 years. I'm seeing people go to Congress and they're not lying. They'll say, I plead the fifth.

00:28:42.480 That means they're actually afraid something will happen to them, that somebody is serious this

00:28:50.420 time. That's a huge step. Now I haven't seen the seriousness begin. Um, but some things are

00:28:57.340 happening behind the scenes in Washington. I found out about yesterday, uh, that serious times,

00:29:03.560 if the Senate acts to actually confirm more U S attorneys, there's like 70 of them backlogged and

00:29:13.860 they're not doing anything. The Senate's not moving on those. You can't have prosecutions

00:29:18.760 without the U S attorneys. I did hear that they were considering canceling the, was it the August

00:29:23.700 break to get a lot of the stuff through? He's begging them to. I think Foon said something about

00:29:28.460 doing that. Birthright citizenship now possibly on the chopping block. Never thought

00:29:33.480 that would happen. Uh, the vaccine industrial complex. That's all being dismantled. The

00:29:39.400 department of health and human services, uh, and the CDC's advisory committee on immunization

00:29:46.420 practices. They fired all the people from big pharma on that. Uh, he took on South Africa

00:29:52.740 and their land seizures, their government incited murder, all of that stuff. Um,

00:30:01.220 he is, we're no longer that we know of being shadow banned. He's got the, the AI people and the tech

00:30:14.880 people generally on his side and said, government should not be involved in any kind of stuff on free

00:30:23.700 speech. And the Democrats have completely caved. I go back to Stu, what I said to Stu or what he said

00:30:35.040 to me years ago. Hey, Glenn, I think it was, I think it was the day we put GBTV on the air. We launched a

00:30:42.400 network the week we were doing our first ever and only foreign event in Israel. None of us spoke Hebrew.

00:30:51.380 Uh, none of us spoke, uh, Arabic. None of us had ever put together an event. None of us had ever

00:30:57.400 started a network and we did it at the same time in one week and we were finished and I was already

00:31:03.400 going, okay, here's what we have to do next. And Stu came to me and said, Hey, what do you say we

00:31:08.400 celebrate just for a second? Just for a second. That's all I wanted to say today is could we just

00:31:14.360 celebrate for just a second? We got to get back to all the things that aren't being done,

00:31:17.940 but my gosh, look what's happened over and over and over again. Things I never thought,

00:31:28.500 I never thought we'd get done are being done. That's not accounting yesterday. The straw thing

00:31:35.220 went away. That's a, that's a nice one. Yeah. They got the, the, yeah. The paper now, the shoe thing last

00:31:42.140 week at the airport, I was at the airport on Friday and they're like, don't worry. You don't have to,

00:31:46.880 you don't have to take your shoes off and your, your laptop has to come out, but the,

00:31:52.720 the liquid thing that's on the way. Yeah. The liquid is another one that you can have

00:31:57.440 liquids now. Right. Bring it, bring a bottle of water through the security line.

00:32:02.100 Hello. Coming soon. Not, not done yet, but coming soon, supposedly. Just that in the straw thing.

00:32:06.940 I never thought would happen. He got us out of the Paris Accords and the, uh, the W E F and

00:32:13.720 ESG while it's still out there is not breathing down our neck, like something that's about to take

00:32:20.300 over. Major progress there. Look at the corporations, how the corporations have flipped. I mean,

00:32:25.320 this is remarkable for six months. And so a lot of these things, I mean, I'm looking at them. I would

00:32:32.740 say the majority of them are things that mostly are toward his base. Yes. These are things that

00:32:38.160 conservatives, uh, because they were the ones that were on the, uh, the most amount of fire.

00:32:43.520 Sure. And I look, this is why he got elected, right. By his base, right. They wanted him to

00:32:48.800 do a lot of these things. You know, this is understandable why, you know, people in the

00:32:53.720 middle of the left might be less excited about those things and maybe hurting his approval rating.

00:32:59.800 Um, you know, I, I think a lot of it's focused. Like I think focusing on things like there's no

00:33:04.500 shoes on planes is smart, right? Because yeah, I know that's something that's overwhelmingly

00:33:08.640 popular to get rid of that. That's Rudy Giuliani back in the eighties. And I, I faced this in the

00:33:16.040 eighties. New York was a scary place, not as scary as it is now, but a scary place you drive.

00:33:21.520 That's true. I think it's actually was scarier than, um, well it's, it's close. Um, you drive your

00:33:26.940 car back then and somebody would just throw water on your window, take a rag and just wipe it. Your

00:33:33.000 window would be completely smeared down. Now you couldn't see. And then they knock on your window,

00:33:37.100 like pay up. And if you didn't pay up, you were praying for the light to change quickly. Okay.

00:33:42.820 Rudy Giuliani got into office. That's the first thing he took on change people's lives. And I,

00:33:49.900 I think he, he is doing that, but we don't, it just happens amongst all the other stuff that is

00:33:57.260 happening. Um, where, I mean, he should take a moment and take a victory lap on the things that

00:34:03.780 actually change people's lives. Like the no shoe thing at the, uh, at the airport, like the straw

00:34:10.300 thing. Those are things that I'm sick of those straws. I was at a restaurant over the weekend and

00:34:17.060 they gave me one of those stupid straws that I'm like, well, this is going to be a slimy piece of

00:34:22.160 nothing by the end. By the time I finished this drink, thank you for that. All that nonsense is

00:34:27.600 over the showers. You can have water pressure again in your shower. That's another good one.

00:34:33.500 Yeah. Right. I mean, I know I'm missing a ton of things. Yeah. I think it's, it's, it's interesting

00:34:41.640 because you look at, uh, how the overall country looks at Trump's policies and I, you can find polls

00:34:48.160 all over the place on this. Some are more liberal, some are more conservative, but like the order of

00:34:52.820 these policies generally is about the same on almost all of these polls. Let me give it to you

00:34:59.040 real quick. Yeah. Yeah. Most popular border security. Yes. Next immigration. Yes. Um,

00:35:05.440 deportations is next. Now, again, that is underwater on some polling, but it's, it's, it's still one of

00:35:10.600 his more popular policies tied to that. But you see all three of the top three are all related to the

00:35:15.540 border. Right. Okay. You know why? Because people see that in their own neighborhood,

00:35:20.100 they're afraid of their own neighborhoods in many ways there. They see it. They recognize

00:35:26.540 terrorism, gangs, fentanyl, drugs. They see crime going up. And so this is one of the things they

00:35:34.560 see and know instinctively. This is bad. They may not like the correction, but they want the correction.

00:35:43.660 Right. Yes. That's a great way of describing it. They want it. Yeah. They just don't want to say

00:35:50.040 they want it. Yeah. And they don't want to necessarily, you know, it's like, um, you want

00:35:54.540 a hamburger. You don't necessarily want to hang out at the slaughterhouse. It's like one of those

00:35:57.680 types of things. It feels like it's a negative thing to get to a positive thing for some.

00:36:01.560 Right. Again, I feel like someone who broken the law. I don't have any problem with it at all,

00:36:04.520 but I'm saying from a general perspective. I want them treated well, you know,

00:36:07.400 of course, like human beings, which they are. Right. But I want them out. Right. Yeah.

00:36:11.820 Um, what's interesting about this is his approval rating for immigration, still his most popular

00:36:17.320 set of policies has fallen from, I mean, it was in March plus 11 on average, and it is now a minus

00:36:25.180 six. That's, that is because of people like Cory Booker and the press and the way the press is

00:36:31.500 making this all look. It's also pretty standard for most presidents. Now we should also note that

00:36:36.240 Trump is ahead of his first term considerably. So keep that in context here too. Even though the,

00:36:42.080 the, the, the, they're focusing on the falling of the polls, he's doing better than he was in his

00:36:47.040 first, uh, his first term. Um, after that you have, uh, jobs in the economy, um, then foreign policy.

00:36:54.800 By the way, did I even mention the, the jobs, the, the, the massive, uh, job front on you get,

00:37:03.980 whether you spend $10 billion or $10,000, you get a tax credit. If you are building infrastructure,

00:37:11.480 um, that actually creates jobs. Uh, how about all of the, he's cut the red tape for all of the

00:37:18.280 nuclear power plants and the coal fire plants. And yeah, that's again, a very divisive thing.

00:37:24.820 I know, but I like it. It is. It's phenomenal. I mean, there's some, there's several things that

00:37:30.980 you're like, wait, what? And I'll hear that from, like, I heard about the shoe thing at the

00:37:38.580 airport. Everybody was talking about the shoes this weekend. Okay. That's great. But you kind

00:37:43.080 of like, okay. Yeah. The shoe thing. Do you know that we now are building nuclear power plants?

00:37:49.420 Like nobody just happened when he announced that on this show, I thought, Holy cow,

00:37:56.500 that's going to be front page, New York times, nothing, nothing, no pushback, which shows they're

00:38:04.780 actually for it. They just don't want to say they're for it. Right. No pushback whatsoever.

00:38:09.600 And it's like, wait a minute, how is this happening? Yeah. I, you know, I, I, it's amazing. I mean,

00:38:17.260 a couple of other ones here you've got, um, now you get into less popular policies,

00:38:21.820 managing the federal government workforce. We didn't mention Doge, but all that Doge type stuff.

00:38:26.580 Doge hurt him. It, it did hurt him. That squabble. That squabble, but also just firing a bunch of

00:38:33.200 workers from the government. Very popular for me, very popular for you, very popular for many in the

00:38:37.560 audience. Not so popular nationwide. Yeah. Because children are going to starve again. Right. It's not

00:38:42.200 necessarily true. It's not because the press is in the bag. The press is lying about these things.

00:38:49.520 USAID is the biggest thing. He cut USAID. Another one, just stand back and marvel. That is forever

00:38:58.580 been a CIA operation. It's a front for the CIA. It's been causing revolution. It is probably

00:39:05.180 responsible for millions of deaths since the 1960s because it's revolution after revolution after

00:39:13.200 revolution, all fomented by USAID. I never thought that that would be, I didn't even

00:39:19.080 consider that that could be cut. Gone. Holy cow. Now, not, does it make him popular with

00:39:26.240 everybody? Right. Most people, yeah, oppose that. If you're informed and you really know what it is.

00:39:31.060 It's a big deal. It's a very big deal. Uh, very bottom of these, the least popular trade with other

00:39:35.440 countries, government funding and social programs, healthcare and prices and inflation, which is,

00:39:41.020 you know, those are the, the very bottom of the barrel for all. But again, this is just more of a

00:39:44.780 thing of how should he focus, right? What, what is his attentions beyond publicly? Um, he needs,

00:39:49.980 let me give you 30 more seconds, Sarah. Um, he is, uh, he needs to concentrate right now. He needs to

00:40:01.120 get, I think the conservatives need to put pressure on the Senate, get the U S attorneys approved.

00:40:08.040 You can't prosecute anything without the attorneys. Okay. Get the U S attorneys approved Senate, uh,

00:40:16.800 this summer, right, like right now. Um, the other side of that is I think he needs to find ways to

00:40:26.340 just focus on the economy. If you can make people's, and I don't know how he's going to do that because

00:40:33.480 that all camp comes from job creation and everything else. And you don't turn that one

00:40:37.960 around quickly. You know, prices have fallen. Inflation is down, but, and we are out of little

00:40:45.060 gimmicks that we can do, uh, on, um, you know, Hey, let's send everybody a check of $10,000,

00:40:52.040 which is always popular. We can't do any of those gimmicks. So I don't know how it happens, but

00:40:56.420 concentrate on the things that make people's lives better. So they recognize their life is getting

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00:46:53.780 Well, Hunter Biden is back in one of the most bizarre interviews.

00:47:00.440 And I mean, it's par for the course, isn't it?

00:47:02.480 I mean, really, honestly, does anything make sense anymore?

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00:47:36.880 All right.

00:47:37.760 Let me talk to you a little bit about Hunter Biden.

00:47:41.560 Hunter Biden is on a podcast called Channel 5 with Andrew Callahan.

00:47:47.100 Now, I don't pretend to be up on the latest podcasts, but this is a show.

00:47:54.360 I mean, I applaud his creativity.

00:47:58.140 I applaud his nod to the past in Channel 5.

00:48:05.060 Does anybody watch this show?

00:48:06.900 I mean, how many views does it get?

00:48:08.740 Do you know, Stu?

00:48:09.320 So, I'm looking at this.

00:48:10.360 I don't know this person that he's talking about.

00:48:13.280 This is me just looking at it as we speak.

00:48:16.660 It does seem like he has several million YouTube followers.

00:48:18.820 Okay, good.

00:48:19.200 So, relatively big audience.

00:48:20.760 Relatively big audience.

00:48:21.040 He seemingly was, so I think built a very big audience, then had what I would maybe say

00:48:31.220 is a Me Too scandal, and had things kind of, alcoholism, maybe things sort of fall apart

00:48:38.260 for a while, and this is maybe him in his comeback.

00:48:40.380 Good for him.

00:48:41.040 Good for him.

00:48:41.680 I don't know.

00:48:42.340 Yeah, I don't know if it's good for him.

00:48:43.740 It doesn't seem like he's like a hardcore leftist, but like leans to the left.

00:48:47.720 I'm saying good for him, if he's an alcoholic, he had a crash, and he's found a way to claw

00:48:54.240 his way back out.

00:48:54.960 I didn't mean you shouldn't be excited for him because he's on the left.

00:48:58.260 I was just trying to give a full perspective of who he was.

00:49:00.500 Yeah, all right.

00:49:01.100 So, anyway, so he's the one that did this Hunter Biden, and it is absolutely and completely

00:49:08.500 bizarre.

00:49:10.720 But what, I mean, what else would you expect from Hunter Biden?

00:49:14.900 Let me, let's see, where should we start here, Stu?

00:49:20.540 Let's...

00:49:20.980 It's all good, Glenn.

00:49:21.900 There's no wrong place to start with these clips.

00:49:25.220 All right, let's just, let's start here.

00:49:26.020 Let's start here.

00:49:26.700 Hunter Biden, cut six.

00:49:27.800 Hunter Biden on migrants.

00:49:29.960 All these Democrats say, you have to talk about and realize that people are really upset

00:49:34.520 about illegal immigration.

00:49:36.380 F*** you.

00:49:37.480 How do you think your hotel room gets cleaned?

00:49:39.500 How do you think you have food on your f***ing table?

00:49:42.260 Who do you think washes your dishes?

00:49:43.840 Who do you think does your f***ing garden?

00:49:46.280 Who do you think is here by the f***ing sheer f***ing just grit and will that they figured

00:49:54.820 out a way to get here because they thought that they could give themselves and their family

00:49:58.800 a better chance?

00:49:59.640 And he's somehow convinced all of us that these people are the f***ing criminals?

00:50:05.020 White men in America are 45 more times likely to commit a f***ing violent crime than an immigrant.

00:50:10.900 And the media says, well, you got David Axelrod and, you know, Rahm F***ing Emanuel.

00:50:15.700 So f***ing smart Rahm Emanuel.

00:50:18.060 He said, we got to understand that these people are really mad.

00:50:21.480 Sorry, we missed one.

00:50:22.720 Did we catch that in time?

00:50:24.380 Yes, we dumped that.

00:50:25.200 Good.

00:50:25.980 Sorry, there's 847 F-bombs.

00:50:28.260 Yeah, and we missed one.

00:50:29.500 But you get the picture here, what he's talking about.

00:50:32.260 This one view I absolutely love.

00:50:35.820 I absolutely love the fact that Democrats will take the point of view that this is who

00:50:44.180 cleans the hotel room.

00:50:47.100 This is who washes your dishes.

00:50:48.560 This is who you have pick your food.

00:50:52.520 Like, I mean, I mean, honestly, the Democratic slogan should be Democrats helping you have

00:51:02.620 cheap food since 1810.

00:51:05.880 They've been behind this policy the whole time.

00:51:07.780 They've been behind it.

00:51:08.260 Never wavered.

00:51:09.080 They fought for it in the 1850s and 60s.

00:51:11.860 We want cheap labor.

00:51:14.040 I mean, it's crazy.

00:51:16.480 It is hilarious.

00:51:17.500 And coming from him, like, who cleans your hotel room?

00:51:20.380 Considering what he's done to hotel rooms, I hope nobody.

00:51:23.600 I hope they just burn the things to the ground after he exits them.

00:51:26.960 I don't know.

00:51:27.560 Who takes all the bodily fluid out of the carpet fibers, Hunter?

00:51:31.580 What are you thinking?

00:51:32.760 Oh, it's illegal immigrants.

00:51:34.120 We've got to have them here to clean the meth dust off the cabinets.

00:51:37.840 Because it gives them dignity.

00:51:39.420 Yes.

00:51:40.680 I love it.

00:51:41.400 You know, who's in there with a black light trying to make sure they get every bit of

00:51:46.540 soil out of the walls and everything else after I've been in it?

00:51:49.980 Illegal immigrants.

00:51:51.080 Give them dignity, man.

00:51:52.340 Dignity!

00:51:53.460 I, as you do, I hope the host of the program has no more Me Too failings and has his alcoholism

00:52:03.140 go away.

00:52:04.200 I, of course, also hope for Hunter.

00:52:05.800 Alcoholism never goes away.

00:52:06.800 I hate to be that guy, but go ahead.

00:52:09.300 Yes, yes.

00:52:09.720 There you go.

00:52:10.140 I hope he keeps it in remission, we'll say.

00:52:15.100 Same thing for Hunter.

00:52:16.720 Though, watching this interview, I'm starting to doubt whether he's going to be able to keep

00:52:23.160 it in remission.

00:52:23.740 And maybe he came directly from a crack house.

00:52:26.780 I'm not sure it is he is in control still.

00:52:30.080 That he's still in remission.

00:52:31.420 I don't think.

00:52:32.140 I mean, just looking at this, it seems like he's back on crack.

00:52:34.400 That's what I'm saying.

00:52:35.280 I don't.

00:52:35.740 Now, that's just me.

00:52:36.380 I was not at the crack house with him.

00:52:37.940 So, I have no evidence to support that particular belief.

00:52:41.740 I just, it's just an impression that I have.

00:52:44.700 You're guessing there was a crack house on the way to the interview.

00:52:46.440 My impression is that in between the clips we're watching, he is smoking crack.

00:52:52.480 That's my impression of the interview.

00:52:54.520 All right.

00:52:54.780 I'm just putting that out there.

00:52:56.180 I don't have, that's allegedly, not even, it's just an impression.

00:53:00.780 All right.

00:53:01.380 By the way, we have a quick commercial that we want to share with you from the Democratic

00:53:06.400 Party.

00:53:07.180 Oh.

00:53:08.000 Go ahead, roll it.

00:53:09.320 To the hands that scrub my seven bedroom DC home for $4 an hour so I don't have to,

00:53:15.760 thank you.

00:53:16.520 To the hands that flip burgers to keep Americans fat and stupid so they'll keep voting for me.

00:53:23.620 Thank you.

00:53:24.240 And to the hands that smuggle cocaine into the country for the cartels, thank you.

00:53:30.760 And Hunter Biden says he's especially grateful.

00:53:34.860 To the hands that build our bridges, hurry the f**k up.

00:53:39.120 My constituents have been waiting for this since 2023.

00:53:43.140 And to the hands that clean the hotels where I host Chinese businessmen for top secret meetings,

00:53:49.480 thank you.

00:53:50.400 Thank you.

00:53:50.860 Thank you.

00:53:51.200 We couldn't survive without your cheap labor.

00:53:53.060 I mean, we could, the market would just raise wages, but if we can just take advantage of

00:54:00.420 you and secure more votes at the same time, why not?

00:54:04.440 Right.

00:54:05.060 Right.

00:54:05.440 That's great.

00:54:05.860 Good.

00:54:06.080 That's a great message.

00:54:07.200 Vote for the Democrats.

00:54:08.800 I just, it kills me.

00:54:11.940 It is a really strange argument to be the humane side of the discussion, right?

00:54:19.580 Like, that is how the media portrays it, that we're the bad ones for saying, hey, you shouldn't

00:54:25.820 be exploited.

00:54:26.820 You shouldn't come across the border.

00:54:28.100 You shouldn't have coyotes bring you across the border and put you into essential slavery.

00:54:32.840 And they could say, well, we want them to be legal citizens.

00:54:36.400 No, you don't.

00:54:37.120 Because then they won't be cheap labor.

00:54:39.040 Right.

00:54:40.000 Right.

00:54:40.600 They won't be cheap.

00:54:42.160 Well, they'll vote for them.

00:54:43.340 So I think they're conflicted on that one.

00:54:46.020 I mean, but it kills me.

00:54:48.220 Who's picking your food?

00:54:49.540 You know what the price of everything would be if they didn't pick?

00:54:52.780 So you are for slavery.

00:54:55.520 We're just negotiating the price.

00:54:57.300 Yes.

00:54:57.580 That's all we're doing here.

00:54:58.640 That's the fact.

00:54:59.420 Right.

00:54:59.820 It is.

00:55:00.560 It clearly is.

00:55:01.560 By the way, you were talking about Biden and crack cocaine.

00:55:04.560 Here he is defending crack cocaine.

00:55:06.900 Cut eight.

00:55:07.680 That's actually great.

00:55:08.440 There's only difference between crack cocaine and cocaine is sodium biocarbonate and water

00:55:13.680 and heat.

00:55:14.560 Literally.

00:55:14.660 That's it?

00:55:15.080 That's it.

00:55:15.940 And those things are pretty much free if you go to like a science store.

00:55:19.600 This is free.

00:55:20.320 You can go to your neighborhood convenience store and just get.

00:55:27.000 Anyway, I don't want to tell people how to make crack cocaine, but it literally is a

00:55:31.180 managed jar of cocaine and baking soda.

00:55:33.160 How different is the experience?

00:55:34.520 It's vastly, vastly different.

00:55:36.500 And like for real, I feel really reluctant to kind of have some euphoric discussion.

00:55:43.280 I know you're not asking me to do that, but have some euphoric discussion about crack cocaine.

00:55:47.860 I think this might be kind of the opposite here.

00:55:49.540 Okay, no, it's the exact opposite.

00:55:51.740 I'm saying I don't want to have the experience of some euphoric recall.

00:55:57.120 That's how powerful crack cocaine is.

00:55:59.720 Does crack cocaine make you act any differently?

00:56:02.400 No.

00:56:02.860 Is it safer than alcohol?

00:56:05.580 Probably.

00:56:06.280 People think of crack as being dirty.

00:56:08.260 What?

00:56:08.440 It's the exact opposite.

00:56:09.740 When you make crack, what you're doing is you're burning off all the impurities so that

00:56:13.880 it combines with the sodium bicarbonate, which makes it smokeable.

00:56:17.360 That's all.

00:56:18.040 You know, all of these actors and, you know, people in the past that talked about they had

00:56:23.600 a problem with cocaine and freebasing.

00:56:26.420 They were smoking crack.

00:56:28.120 So straw on the stove is the same thing?

00:56:30.500 Not exactly, but close to it.

00:56:32.960 But it's a little bit different.

00:56:34.960 What kind of conversation is this?

00:56:39.340 What world do I live in?

00:56:42.800 The former president's son is talking about, you know, I don't want to make a case for crack

00:56:49.500 cocaine, but let me make a case for crack cocaine.

00:56:51.900 It's better than alcohol.

00:56:52.900 And I made it myself.

00:56:54.200 This is how you do it.

00:56:55.100 Just go to your 7-Eleven.

00:56:56.640 What are you doing?

00:56:57.960 You know, I was thinking Applebee's should be serving crack instead of margaritas.

00:57:03.180 Well, it's a lot safer.

00:57:04.320 It's a lot safer.

00:57:05.800 It doesn't change your behavior at all.

00:57:08.380 What?

00:57:08.860 Really?

00:57:10.060 Really?

00:57:10.860 It seems.

00:57:11.680 Also, it's like, I feel like the crack people are like, wait a minute.

00:57:14.780 Yes, it does.

00:57:15.700 It absolutely does.

00:57:17.520 No one's going to buy our stuff if it doesn't change your behavior.

00:57:19.600 It doesn't have a brand, so they don't have lawyers.

00:57:21.400 I mean, if they had a brand and a trademark, it was made crack by Pfizer.

00:57:26.420 They would be saying that, but they're not now.

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00:59:00.720 Hello, Stu.

00:59:02.040 Hey, Glenn.

00:59:02.960 How's it going?

00:59:04.020 Good.

00:59:04.380 You doing any crack today?

00:59:05.460 No.

00:59:05.640 I might have.

00:59:07.180 I just didn't know.

00:59:08.040 Hey, it doesn't.

00:59:09.140 It doesn't change your behavior.

00:59:09.960 It's better than alcohol.

00:59:10.340 And it does not change your behavior.

00:59:12.300 No, it does not at all.

00:59:12.460 The number one thing you need to know about crack is it does not change your behavior.

00:59:15.640 Why would you take it if it didn't change your behavior?

00:59:19.080 I would think, well, I guess you could say maybe it makes you feel better, but it doesn't.

00:59:22.980 Now, again, this is not true, but in theory, if you had a thing that made you feel better

00:59:27.740 but didn't change your behavior, that would be a positive.

00:59:29.540 It would change your behavior because you feel better.

00:59:32.580 For instance, let's say you have really bad.

00:59:36.360 Your legs are just riddled with arthritis, so they give you an opioid so you can deal with

00:59:42.300 the pain.

00:59:43.280 Well, it changes your behavior because you're not feeling the pain as much, and so you're

00:59:48.040 like, I can do that.

00:59:50.340 All right?

00:59:50.820 Yeah.

00:59:50.960 You know, crack cocaine, I can fly off the roof.

00:59:54.320 I mean, it will change your behavior one way or another.

00:59:58.120 Once you learn to master it, though, it just makes you a better tipper to the prostitutes.

01:00:03.120 Really?

01:00:03.500 So, yes.

01:00:05.000 Now, I agree.

01:00:06.180 For instance, alcohol doesn't, alcoholism doesn't really change your behavior at first.

01:00:16.560 At first.

01:00:17.360 It just makes you more honest.

01:00:19.820 Right.

01:00:21.460 It takes away those inhibitions.

01:00:23.920 If you're an angry person underneath, you're going to be a very angry drunk.

01:00:28.280 Okay?

01:00:28.760 Okay.

01:00:29.160 If you're just a, I love you, kind of person, that's what you turn into.

01:00:34.320 Until the alcoholism part of it gets a hold of you, and then it owns you, and then you

01:00:40.400 change your behavior because you're lying to everybody.

01:00:42.460 But at first, alcohol just loosens you up to be more of who you really are underneath and

01:00:53.460 takes away all of your inhibitions.

01:00:56.640 Mm-hmm.

01:00:57.180 Okay.

01:00:58.100 Right?

01:00:58.880 Would you agree with that?

01:00:59.400 I mean, that's what it's known for, is taking away your inhibitions.

01:01:02.620 Now, again, that gets to be negative after a while.

01:01:04.680 And if you don't think that you might not sleep with somebody that you would really, really

01:01:09.920 regret the next day, I would say that's proof positive alcohol changes your behavior.

01:01:16.520 The beer goggles principle.

01:01:17.780 Beer goggles.

01:01:18.400 Mm-hmm.

01:01:18.700 You wake up, and you're like, what have I done?

01:01:22.680 That's changing your behavior.

01:01:24.840 Yes.

01:01:25.200 All of these substances change your behavior.

01:01:27.060 By the way, I think what he's saying here is, I am that bad guy that sleeps with prostitutes.

01:01:33.260 He is a horrible guy.

01:01:34.640 I think he's, see, again, so there's some truth spoken here.

01:01:37.320 Correct.

01:01:37.840 But I will say, overwhelming the Whitney Houston principle of crack being whack is not something

01:01:44.180 we need to do in this country.

01:01:45.800 It's still whack.

01:01:47.180 Please believe it's whack.

01:01:48.400 Don't listen to Hunter Biden.

01:01:50.220 Okay.

01:01:50.800 Here's something else that he said.

01:01:52.720 I want to play cut 12 first.

01:01:54.360 This is a flashback to his father on the 2024 debate stage.

01:01:59.520 Listen.

01:02:00.020 What's happened?

01:02:00.940 I've changed it in a way that now you're in a situation where there are 40% fewer people

01:02:06.420 coming across the border illegally.

01:02:08.000 That's better than when he left office.

01:02:09.860 And I'm going to continue to move until we get the total ban on the total initiative relative

01:02:16.860 to what we're going to do with more border patrol and more asylum officers.

01:02:21.960 President Trump?

01:02:22.780 I really don't know what he said at the end of this.

01:02:25.100 I don't think he knows what he said either.

01:02:27.120 Okay.

01:02:27.440 That's the best moment of that debate.

01:02:28.720 It is one of the best moments of any debate of all time.

01:02:31.760 Okay.

01:02:32.680 So remember, that's who he's talking about.

01:02:35.760 Listen to what Hunter Biden said about that moment.

01:02:39.800 I know exactly what happened in that debate.

01:02:41.280 He flew around the world, basically, the mileage that he could have flown around the world three times.

01:02:46.660 Yeah.

01:02:46.860 He's 81 years old.

01:02:48.180 He's tired as s**t.

01:02:49.540 They give him Ambien to be able to sleep.

01:02:51.520 He gets up on the stage, and he looks like he's a deer in the headlights.

01:02:56.140 Wait.

01:02:56.640 Wait.

01:02:57.160 Wait.

01:02:57.500 They gave him Ambien?

01:03:00.300 What?

01:03:00.600 I mean, we were all talking about maybe crack cocaine to keep him peppy.

01:03:08.640 You know what I mean?

01:03:09.520 You wouldn't be like, he's got a debate.

01:03:11.580 How can we get him to perform at his best, most clear Ambien?

01:03:17.220 Yeah.

01:03:18.080 See, and crack wouldn't make sense because it doesn't change your behavior.

01:03:21.300 Right.

01:03:21.820 Right.

01:03:22.560 But Ambien does.

01:03:23.660 But Ambien does.

01:03:24.280 So crack is now less potent than Ambien, which is a fascinating development.

01:03:30.540 Well, I mean, I guess if you want to be super kind to his comments there, is he saying essentially

01:03:37.340 like he didn't get a lot of sleep.

01:03:39.460 He had to get that to sleep through the night.

01:03:42.100 They're not saying they gave that to him before the debate, are they?

01:03:44.340 If you remember right, Rick Perry had just got out of back surgery, and they had him on,

01:03:52.680 I don't know, oxycodone or whatever, and he was at the debate, and he was like, I got

01:03:57.820 to take the painkillers.

01:03:58.800 It's killing me, or I won't make it standing here the whole time.

01:04:02.480 He takes it.

01:04:03.340 He makes one mistake.

01:04:04.700 Nobody says, the guy just got out of back surgery.

01:04:07.620 He was on.

01:04:08.060 Right.

01:04:08.640 I mean, really?

01:04:10.420 He was on Ambien.

01:04:12.160 Well, those are poor choices.

01:04:13.580 And the other part about this, because they've tried the beginning of that excuse before,

01:04:19.000 which is he was flying all around the world, and he did have a trip, but it was several

01:04:23.260 days before the debate.

01:04:24.960 He got back before the debate.

01:04:27.360 It wasn't like he landed and then went to the studios, right?

01:04:30.520 Which I, you know.

01:04:31.240 Which Trump had been doing.

01:04:33.080 Right.

01:04:33.560 Trump doesn't care about anything.

01:04:34.860 Trump does it all the time.

01:04:35.320 He's got energy no matter what.

01:04:36.420 Yeah.

01:04:36.780 But like, it's just a ridiculous excuse.

01:04:39.380 If you can't own the debate being bad, how could anyone trust you on your opinion on crack

01:04:44.480 changing behavior?

01:04:45.800 I feel like he's not even all that reliable, even on crack.

01:04:50.920 Right.

01:04:51.220 And that's the one thing he knows a lot about.

01:04:53.940 Oh, you are so right, Steve.

01:04:56.080 Cash.

01:04:56.280 You are so disappointing.

01:04:57.960 Right.

01:04:58.440 Now, back to, you know, his dad.

01:05:02.540 Why did the Dems lose?

01:05:05.360 Cut nine.

01:05:06.820 I will tell you why we lost the last election.

01:05:09.780 We lost the last election because we did not remain loyal to the leader of the party.

01:05:15.500 That's my position.

01:05:17.060 We had the advantage of incumbency.

01:05:18.760 We had the advantage of an incredibly successful administration.

01:05:23.300 And the Democratic Party literally melted down.

01:05:29.920 Wait.

01:05:30.800 No, they melted down because everything was going terribly.

01:05:33.540 And then their guy got on stage and almost fell over in the middle of a debate.

01:05:37.320 Ambien or no Ambien.

01:05:38.300 Right.

01:05:38.700 It's over at that point.

01:05:40.580 I mean, it's not an indefensible point to say that what they did to get rid of him was terrible.

01:05:47.240 No, it was a coup.

01:05:48.760 I would go further.

01:05:50.440 It's what they did is most likely illegal and unconstitutional.

01:05:57.320 Maybe.

01:05:58.720 I mean, I think at least.

01:06:00.220 Well, they didn't remove him from office.

01:06:02.280 Right.

01:06:02.480 They didn't remove him from office.

01:06:03.780 And he they did go through a process.

01:06:06.560 Again, they make the process up.

01:06:07.960 They're the Democrats.

01:06:08.780 Right.

01:06:08.960 It's their own party.

01:06:09.820 They can choose whoever they want.

01:06:11.460 In theory, they don't have to let anyone vote.

01:06:13.900 Oh, they won't.

01:06:14.560 In fact, for many years.

01:06:15.100 At some point.

01:06:15.740 Yeah.

01:06:16.380 They're going to be working back toward that.

01:06:17.980 Right.

01:06:18.260 Right now.

01:06:19.240 So I don't know.

01:06:20.160 For a good portion of the people not voting Democrats since 1810.

01:06:25.000 They had a great couple of slogans.

01:06:28.680 We do.

01:06:28.940 We got a couple of shirts there that I think need to be made.

01:06:31.540 Uh, I do, I, I, the change to Harris, I think probably helped them in the actual election

01:06:41.400 results.

01:06:42.280 I think they probably held a Senate seat, maybe, um, that they would have lost.

01:06:48.320 I think they may have won.

01:06:51.380 I think they were closer than they would have been if Biden were the candidate.

01:06:54.780 But, but that being said, you, they, they destroyed any credibility they had to their

01:07:00.440 voters by allowing them to elect a person and then forcing them out.

01:07:05.180 And there has to be a, be a price to pay for that.

01:07:07.940 I would think long-term.

01:07:09.340 I mean, I, I think short-term, maybe it gave them a few percent chance higher to win, but

01:07:13.220 that, that probably was worth it.

01:07:14.860 May I show you the numbers when we come back?

01:07:17.240 Sure.

01:07:17.640 Yes.

01:07:18.000 I think there, I think there is an effect long-term.

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01:09:02.680 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:09:04.320 Let me go to Brian in Florida.

01:09:05.520 Thank you for holding, Brian.

01:09:07.020 Welcome.

01:09:09.020 Yeah, hi, Glenn.

01:09:10.420 Hey.

01:09:10.640 I had a comment.

01:09:12.200 I had a comment on why we are not appreciative of the accomplishments made by President Trump,

01:09:18.560 or so it probably seems that way.

01:09:20.480 Yeah.

01:09:22.140 I'm feeling that everything politicians have created in, you know, an environment that's

01:09:28.220 divided.

01:09:29.040 They wanted it this way.

01:09:30.480 They wanted to separate us.

01:09:31.920 They want us to, you know, be angry with anyone with a differing opinion.

01:09:36.880 And now they expect, hey, come on back.

01:09:40.260 We're doing great things.

01:09:41.320 But unfortunately, I've been around since 68 and everything, it seems probably in the last

01:09:47.980 15, 20 years, seems very temporary to an administration.

01:09:51.340 It's all done with executive orders.

01:09:53.280 Yes.

01:09:53.680 And so we see great things happening.

01:09:56.000 But we're probably really worried that they're going to disappear the moment that the gentleman

01:10:02.500 in the office walks out, right?

01:10:04.020 I agree.

01:10:04.640 I agree.

01:10:04.900 And so...

01:10:06.540 There have been some things, like the tax cuts were made permanent.

01:10:11.520 That had to go through Congress.

01:10:13.720 The Doge thing had to go through Congress.

01:10:17.840 That's $9 billion.

01:10:18.680 The cut of the Department of Education, that actually went through the Supreme Court, so

01:10:27.720 they can't just reverse it and say, you know, he didn't have the right.

01:10:31.340 What are some of the other things that have gone through Congress?

01:10:33.620 The big, beautiful bill had tons of stuff that went through Congress.

01:10:36.680 A lot of it's good reversing a lot of the Green New Deal stuff.

01:10:39.640 I mean, there's a lot of good in that bill.

01:10:41.420 Some stuff I'm not crazy about, but a lot of good stuff.

01:10:43.340 But a lot of the stuff, you're right, is just executive order.

01:10:46.300 And, you know, he knows that, and, you know, he's hoping that Congress will get off their

01:10:52.660 butt and actually do something.

01:10:54.220 You know, the reason why, I think, in really looking at what's happening with the DOJ, you

01:11:02.880 can say what you want and what I have about Pan Bondi, but there's not a lot of choices

01:11:09.920 there on U.S. attorneys to head things up.

01:11:12.580 I mean, he can make recess appointments this August, but there, can you look up the number

01:11:17.740 of U.S. attorneys that are waiting to be confirmed?

01:11:22.280 He doesn't really have anybody he can trust at this point or that Pam can trust where

01:11:27.280 he can say, you know what, special counsel, this guy, because nobody's, the Senate is holding

01:11:32.320 them all back.

01:11:33.440 This is the Republican Senate.

01:11:35.580 It's crazy.

01:11:37.840 You have it?

01:11:38.820 I don't have a list of that at this point.

01:11:40.780 But, you know, on the other side, I think you're right about that, but on the other

01:11:45.200 side, look at what's happening.

01:11:47.020 I mean, did you hear what James Carville said in this op-ed?

01:11:51.840 He said, his own party is constipated, leaderless, and a cracked-out clown car that has been barreling

01:11:59.160 down the road towards civil war.

01:12:02.080 He's right.

01:12:02.960 Now, that's a phrase that I don't think I have said more than once tied to James Carville.

01:12:11.500 He's right on that.

01:12:13.700 It's funny, too, because he says, what is it, cracked-out clown car, which doesn't even

01:12:18.700 change your behavior.

01:12:19.520 So it's just a normal clown car.

01:12:21.080 Right.

01:12:21.560 Remember that.

01:12:22.420 He said, they're divided.

01:12:23.740 These are the words I hear from my fellow Democrats using to describe our party as of late.

01:12:27.780 The truth is, they're not wrong.

01:12:29.720 The Democratic Party is in shambles.

01:12:32.520 And if you look at what's happening in New York with Mamdani, and then what's the guy

01:12:39.280 in Minneapolis?

01:12:40.540 He's a communist Islamist as well.

01:12:44.760 The same thing is happening.

01:12:47.300 The mayor of, what is it, Minneapolis could be a guy who calls Somalia home, even though

01:12:55.660 he was born here in America.

01:12:58.820 He calls Somalia his home, not America.

01:13:02.960 And he may be the new communist mayor of Minneapolis.

01:13:08.920 These are just going to go to hell.

01:13:12.120 I mean, New York is such a crazy one.

01:13:14.400 You have all the candidates that are out there.

01:13:18.320 I was watching TV today, and I was watching Curtis Sliwa out there campaigning.

01:13:22.260 I was like, this guy, he's known for just not liking crime.

01:13:29.260 That's like his whole life.

01:13:30.540 He thinks you should be protected from criminals victimizing you in some terrible way.

01:13:38.040 That is, and he wears a hat.

01:13:39.900 Those two things are why you know the guy.

01:13:41.400 And they're not even considering him.

01:13:45.400 They're considering A, communist, B, guy who murders old people and gropes women, C, guy

01:13:54.080 who's a little strange and maybe corrupt and isn't doing a great job as mayor currently,

01:14:01.400 but has a couple policies that are maybe okay.

01:14:03.860 Those are the only people that are even on the, and actually, they're not even really

01:14:07.120 considering that third one, Adams.

01:14:09.040 They're doing the Islamist guy who is also a communist.

01:14:13.280 Or Cuomo, who's one of the worst people that society has ever produced.

01:14:18.360 Like those, why wouldn't you go?

01:14:20.300 And not to mention, this is a city, Glenn, if I may, that has had two or three really

01:14:25.940 successful periods over the past 50 years, both of which were when Republicans were mayors

01:14:30.960 of it.

01:14:31.580 And they don't, they're not even considering the guy.

01:14:34.120 No, they hate it.

01:14:34.740 Who's like, hey, maybe we shouldn't have a government that's in your face all the time

01:14:39.840 or, and, or criminals that are in your face all the time.

01:14:43.000 That's all he's saying.

01:14:44.160 He's not saying, he's not even like taking some hardcore, like, you know, I don't know,

01:14:48.900 um, you know, uh, some vision of the country that is like super divisive.

01:14:53.660 He's just like a normal Republican who's saying like, you know, I don't know, maybe you shouldn't

01:14:57.380 get murdered in the streets.

01:14:58.620 You said not controversial.

01:15:01.940 I mean, that's, I mean, maybe you're white and deserve to be murdered in the streets.

01:15:05.720 You know, the crazy thing is, is they are now talking about, you know, New York.

01:15:11.260 Mom Donnie is talking about, uh, free groceries, not free grocery stores, but city run grocery

01:15:17.320 stores.

01:15:17.780 Oh yeah.

01:15:18.360 You know that Kansas city has one.

01:15:20.800 In fact, do we have this, this is good.

01:15:23.140 This is from Kansas city about their city run grocery store.

01:15:27.640 Listen, but recently the shelves have looked like this.

01:15:31.420 I had to catch the bus all the way to Walmart.

01:15:33.740 What is that like for you?

01:15:35.040 It's very inconvenienced.

01:15:36.820 So what's going on?

01:15:38.080 While we asked councilwoman Melissa Robinson, who represents the area right now, because

01:15:43.380 of a lot of the, um, elements of safety, um, our residents and neighbors don't feel comfortable

01:15:51.580 shopping in the store to keep the store open.

01:15:54.320 And it will require some city subsidy and investment.

01:15:58.100 So in council chambers Thursday afternoon, she's proposing about $750,000 to go to the

01:16:04.500 store to help restock.

01:16:06.820 And I've been very clear that if we want that store to be viable, there's going to have to

01:16:13.640 be a subsidy.

01:16:14.340 In the meantime, Alan and Latrice just hope that the next time they come back, there will

01:16:20.560 be a little bit more to take home.

01:16:22.580 It's unbelievable.

01:16:23.480 It looks like Venezuela.

01:16:24.860 Yeah, it, it absolutely does.

01:16:26.460 And that's because it is right.

01:16:27.540 Like that's because that's a Venezuelan policy.

01:16:29.380 Let me show you the pictures of a Soviet grocery store.

01:16:32.620 Here's some pictures of a Soviet grocery store.

01:16:35.840 Uh, right.

01:16:37.060 Okay.

01:16:37.720 Did that not look like the last image that you saw in Kansas city?

01:16:41.260 Yep.

01:16:41.760 Empty meat, uh, shelves.

01:16:44.300 Look at that.

01:16:45.140 Nothing, nothing.

01:16:46.700 This is the way it was in the Soviet union.

01:16:48.820 That looks exactly like Kansas city.

01:16:51.380 Why?

01:16:52.020 Because it doesn't work.

01:16:53.700 It's the same policy.

01:16:54.640 It doesn't work.

01:16:56.860 Now here's a Cuban that went to a Costco for the very first time.

01:17:01.900 Listen to this.

01:17:02.380 Close your eyes.

01:17:08.860 He opens his eyes.

01:17:10.940 No, it's awesome.

01:17:16.740 And he's just leaning over the meat counter, which looks normal.

01:17:22.740 I can't believe it.

01:17:24.600 I can't believe how much there is.

01:17:27.500 Look at all the people just buying meat.

01:17:30.680 There's so much meat here.

01:17:32.380 There's too much.

01:17:34.820 There's too much here.

01:17:38.140 Look at the apples.

01:17:40.740 Apples.

01:17:46.140 What's he saying?

01:17:48.560 Seems to be speaking a different language.

01:17:50.220 I'm not sure.

01:17:52.540 Okay.

01:17:52.860 So this is a guy.

01:17:55.120 This is a guy who's coming from, from Cuba.

01:17:58.560 Has never seen anything like a Costco.

01:18:00.920 And we're bitching all the time.

01:18:03.760 I know.

01:18:04.920 All the time.

01:18:06.300 You know, I, people make fun of me for this, but I have that exact reaction every time I

01:18:12.220 walk into a Walmart.

01:18:13.120 Me too.

01:18:13.740 I don't look at it.

01:18:15.380 It's like, oh, urban sprawl.

01:18:17.360 Oh, can you believe all these fluorescent lights?

01:18:19.560 I look at it as a freaking miracle.

01:18:21.880 Do you understand how impossible it is in all of human history that a place, one place

01:18:27.520 like that would exist, let alone one in every town?

01:18:30.240 You know, and you don't understand.

01:18:32.120 I live in a town of 400 people.

01:18:34.880 Okay.

01:18:35.060 In the summertime, I'm usually in, in town of 400 people.

01:18:39.320 We're 45 minutes away from a Walmart, a Walmart.

01:18:44.180 You are not 45 minutes away from Walmart.

01:18:45.880 I know where you live.

01:18:47.240 You are, you are 10 minutes away from a Walmart.

01:18:49.560 No, we're not.

01:18:50.020 Yes, you are.

01:18:50.540 No, we're not.

01:18:51.140 You silly goose.

01:18:51.500 Yes, you are.

01:18:52.520 You just don't know where the Walmarts are, Glenn.

01:18:54.360 No, you don't know.

01:18:55.720 You've been there once.

01:18:56.660 I'm telling you.

01:18:58.240 We are.

01:18:58.500 Oh, oh, oh, I'm sorry.

01:19:00.100 I'm thinking of your house here.

01:19:01.480 Okay.

01:19:01.660 I apologize.

01:19:02.440 I'm like, what are you talking about?

01:19:03.940 Okay, no, okay.

01:19:04.860 Okay, in a town of 400 people.

01:19:06.900 I don't live in a town of 400 people here.

01:19:08.640 Got it.

01:19:08.980 In a town of 400 people, I'm like, what are you talking about?

01:19:11.960 And, you know, there is something to be said for a lot of the country that just doesn't

01:19:19.360 have, you know, like here, you live in Dallas, you are 10 minutes away from everything.

01:19:24.840 Yes.

01:19:25.260 Okay.

01:19:25.540 You go in most of the country, you're not 10 minutes away from everything.

01:19:28.880 And it is remarkable to see how much food, how much variety we have everywhere.

01:19:37.960 Yeah.

01:19:38.300 And to quibble with the way you're breaking that down, because when you talk about like

01:19:42.100 land mass, that might be true.

01:19:43.800 When you talk about where the population is, though, almost everyone lives in a situation

01:19:48.260 where, you know, again, it's 80% of the population lives in situations where they're very close

01:19:54.600 to these things in widespread bounty, which is a miracle.

01:20:00.260 Well, I wouldn't expect a Walmart to build a Walmart in a town of 400 people.

01:20:03.720 And your town would oppose it immediately, probably.

01:20:06.400 Not sure about that.

01:20:07.460 Maybe, maybe not.

01:20:08.560 It wouldn't make a lot of economic sense, probably, in the situation where you are.

01:20:12.520 But like, you know, there's a town half an hour away from your place in Idaho.

01:20:17.040 And it's like, there's lots of stuff there.

01:20:19.000 I mean, it's not a big town, but it's very, very nice.

01:20:21.380 It's exactly what we had when I was growing up.

01:20:24.460 And it's fine.

01:20:25.440 It's great.

01:20:25.880 It's all fine.

01:20:26.680 Yeah.

01:20:26.980 But we are so...

01:20:29.460 Wait, I want a specific lampshade, and that's an hour away?

01:20:33.920 What?

01:20:34.880 I've got to wait a whole day before I can get the latest computer?

01:20:39.020 What?

01:20:39.880 I mean, it is crazy.

01:20:42.380 It's crazy.

01:20:42.960 Yeah.

01:20:43.340 You know, look, capitalism has its problems.

01:20:45.200 It's not a perfect thing.

01:20:46.840 It's not meant to be a perfect thing.

01:20:48.340 It's the best.

01:20:48.540 It is.

01:20:48.860 It is by far the best.

01:20:50.580 Churchill.

01:20:51.180 It's the worst system, except for every other system ever tried.

01:20:56.500 Okay?

01:20:57.300 I mean, if that's not absolute true, it's a horrible system, except for every other system

01:21:05.320 that's ever been tried.

01:21:06.380 It's the best.

01:21:07.660 It's the best.

01:21:09.860 I just...

01:21:10.500 And I feel like we have a lot of people.

01:21:12.200 It's certainly mostly on the Mom Donnie left.

01:21:15.100 It's crept into the right a little bit.

01:21:17.840 We just don't even appreciate what we have here anymore, man.

01:21:20.420 What is crazy is that's where the youth is going.

01:21:24.080 Not...

01:21:24.340 I can't say...

01:21:25.480 Not Generation Z?

01:21:29.140 Which is the latest, the youngest one?

01:21:31.980 Is it Generation Z?

01:21:33.600 Is younger than Millennials?

01:21:35.140 Is that what you're looking for?

01:21:35.900 Yeah.

01:21:36.000 There's an Alpha, I believe, after that.

01:21:37.680 Okay, so either Z or Alpha or both.

01:21:40.640 But X and Millennials, they're gone.

01:21:46.880 They're gone.

01:21:47.900 But the other ones are more conservative than we are.

01:21:50.720 But still, nobody understands civics.

01:21:53.780 Nobody understands...

01:21:54.760 Those people, they don't have an understanding of the Bill of Rights at all.

01:21:57.840 They look at freedom of speech completely differently.

01:22:01.380 These things are coming our way because they don't understand them.

01:22:04.880 They've never been taught them.

01:22:06.220 I mean, honestly, this is what's driving me to the torch.

01:22:09.500 We've got to get to the youth of America and make sure they understand civics.

01:22:15.480 They need to understand why these rights and responsibilities are so important.

01:22:21.980 They need to be excited about them.

01:22:24.400 We should be excited about capitalism.

01:22:26.940 But everybody's like, wow.

01:22:28.400 What do you mean?

01:22:30.700 Show me something better that has lifted more people out of poverty.

01:22:34.040 Show me one thing.

01:22:35.280 One.

01:22:35.740 You can't.

01:22:36.820 It's a literal miracle.

01:22:39.140 All right.

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01:26:21.580 Malcolm Jamal Warner.

01:26:34.500 You know the name.

01:26:35.740 He was the kid in the Cosby show.

01:26:39.220 He was the older brother.

01:26:40.440 Theo.

01:26:41.300 Yeah, Theo.

01:26:42.100 Or younger brother, actually.

01:26:44.240 He died.

01:26:45.360 He drowned.

01:26:45.900 Uh, and, um, obviously a tragedy.

01:26:50.800 He was 54.

01:26:52.980 Yeah.

01:26:53.380 Sucks, man.

01:26:55.420 That was not my reaction when I heard 54.

01:26:57.960 Yes, it sucks.

01:26:58.800 My reaction was he was 54.

01:27:02.600 Meaning he doesn't look 54.

01:27:04.180 No, meaning that I can't believe that the kid that I used to watch on television was 54.

01:27:10.420 That was the 80s though, right?

01:27:11.520 I know.

01:27:11.980 I know.

01:27:12.300 It just, it just, it just goes by so fast.

01:27:14.680 It does.

01:27:15.060 I mean.

01:27:15.700 40 years.

01:27:16.160 That's 40 years ago though, right?

01:27:17.460 Yeah.

01:27:17.580 Makes sense.

01:27:18.560 You're looking at, you're looking at people, you know, that, you know, you're, you grew

01:27:23.260 up with in your 20s.

01:27:25.520 You know, how old is Courtney Love now?

01:27:29.940 That's an interesting, did you grow up with her in your, in your 20s?

01:27:33.220 No.

01:27:33.620 I mean, but you did.

01:27:36.020 Yes.

01:27:36.400 Uh, 1964.

01:27:37.840 She's, she's 61, 60, 61, 61 years old, 61 years old.

01:27:49.120 Courtney Love is 61.

01:27:53.540 It's just, I don't know.

01:27:56.140 It's weird.

01:27:57.060 It's weird.

01:27:57.860 As the years go by, it's weird.

01:28:01.080 Yeah.

01:28:01.860 Yeah.

01:28:03.400 Very true.

01:28:04.260 Yeah.

01:28:04.560 Very true.

01:28:04.880 It's just like people just are frozen in time and then all of a sudden you're like, wait,

01:28:11.120 what?

01:28:13.200 Strange.

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01:30:23.420 Bill is a guy we've had on several times

01:30:25.720 He is the U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California

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01:32:13.560 Bill Useli

01:32:17.060 Bill

01:32:18.840 Yes

01:32:19.320 How are you?

01:32:19.920 Yes

01:32:20.060 Good, how are you?

01:32:21.560 It is great to have you on again

01:32:23.460 Let's start with what happened in San Diego

01:32:26.480 With the arrest that you've just made

01:32:28.300 With the prosecution of the U.S. Chinese citizen

01:32:35.000 Yes, this is an individual who is a dual citizen

01:32:39.460 With the United States and China

01:32:41.760 He got employed at some really sensitive technology companies

01:32:46.320 Where he stole trade secrets

01:32:50.320 And other confidential proprietary information

01:32:53.180 And we're not just talking about any proprietary confidential information

01:32:58.480 We're talking about systems that are used to detect missile launches

01:33:03.580 And ballistic and hypersonic missiles

01:33:05.620 We're talking about nuclear program systems

01:33:08.820 So really, really sensitive high-level stuff

01:33:11.840 Working with the FBI's counterintelligence team

01:33:14.480 We're able to discover it, uncover it

01:33:16.660 And he has pled guilty

01:33:18.620 And that's what we announced yesterday

01:33:20.900 Is he has pled guilty

01:33:22.660 And he will be facing federal prison time

01:33:26.100 So, how much damage

01:33:28.400 How would you

01:33:29.060 Where would you put this on

01:33:31.260 All of the leaks that have come out over the years

01:33:34.220 How bad is this one?

01:33:37.320 This is pretty bad

01:33:38.520 I mean, you know, the difficulty, Glenn

01:33:40.360 Is how do you assess

01:33:41.700 How much damage that's actually done

01:33:43.880 You know, this is just what we know

01:33:47.360 And this is information that we know was transferred to China

01:33:52.640 And what they're able to do with it

01:33:54.820 It's almost hard to assess what the damage is

01:33:58.040 But we've got to do better

01:34:00.700 We've got to do better at screening the individuals

01:34:03.620 Who are working at these high-sensitive agencies and firms

01:34:07.080 And we've got to be better at detecting and stopping it

01:34:09.440 Because this is what China does

01:34:10.420 They eat our lunch

01:34:11.040 They steal our trade secrets

01:34:12.400 And they do it almost in broad daylight

01:34:15.660 First of all, how long has this been going on?

01:34:20.200 This particular individual

01:34:21.340 I mean, the information we have

01:34:23.460 Is it went back to 2014

01:34:24.660 He's been taking information and sending it to China

01:34:26.820 And how long has anybody been trying to figure this out and watching him?

01:34:34.320 I just got here in April

01:34:35.720 Yeah

01:34:36.760 I'm not sure

01:34:38.560 You know, and if

01:34:39.340 The thing is

01:34:40.320 There's a lot of people on, for example

01:34:42.200 The FBI's radar

01:34:43.360 But how aggressively they work those up

01:34:45.940 And how aggressively they pursue those

01:34:47.680 If you were to ask me

01:34:49.480 I think our resources are better spent

01:34:51.200 Going after cases like this

01:34:52.520 Than going after grandmothers

01:34:53.680 Who were on the Capitol on January 6th

01:34:56.020 Right

01:34:56.220 So this might have been sitting there for a while

01:34:58.700 And nobody's doing anything about it

01:35:00.220 That could have happened

01:35:02.540 I don't

01:35:02.900 We don't know that

01:35:03.640 Good heavens

01:35:05.800 How long do you expect him to be in prison?

01:35:09.440 He faces up to 10 years in federal prison

01:35:11.620 This is pretty substantial damage to the nation

01:35:14.560 So he could very well get a significant amount of time

01:35:17.620 10 doesn't seem like a significant amount of time

01:35:20.380 But maybe it is

01:35:21.260 I mean, I'm not on the receiving end of it

01:35:22.800 So

01:35:22.980 But it seems pretty significant

01:35:25.620 So congratulations on this one

01:35:29.180 Thank you for doing that

01:35:30.300 Thank you

01:35:31.720 Can we go to now the riots?

01:35:35.240 What have we found out about funding of these riots?

01:35:39.020 And the coordination of these riots

01:35:42.480 Well, let me

01:35:44.760 I mean, this is active investigation

01:35:46.660 So I can't say too much

01:35:47.780 But I'll tell you

01:35:48.800 Let's talk about the case we charged last week

01:35:51.140 Where this lady kidnapped

01:35:52.440 Faked her kidnapping by ICE

01:35:54.240 Ms. Cardona

01:35:56.340 She

01:35:57.600 This was all over the news, Glenn

01:35:59.660 On every local station here

01:36:01.560 Press conference

01:36:02.660 That this mother was kidnapped by ICE

01:36:05.740 At a jack-in-the-box

01:36:06.980 Yep

01:36:07.380 And she's disappeared

01:36:08.420 This type of stuff keeps popping up here

01:36:11.360 It's designed to inflame the public's emotions

01:36:13.420 And to delegitimize our federal agents

01:36:16.720 It's very organized

01:36:18.080 And so what we saw there

01:36:19.600 Was an immigrant attorney group

01:36:21.580 Hold the press conference

01:36:22.920 Coordinated with this lady's family

01:36:25.120 And they even had a GoFundMe

01:36:27.260 And a financial structure set up

01:36:29.020 To raise money off of it as well

01:36:30.380 Well, we knew that she was not in our custody

01:36:33.100 So we were actually worried

01:36:35.120 She might have actually been kidnapped

01:36:36.380 By some bad actors

01:36:37.580 So we spent a tremendous amount of resources

01:36:40.440 Looking for this lady

01:36:41.760 Turns out she was not kidnapped

01:36:44.340 She staged the whole thing

01:36:46.380 It was a hoax

01:36:47.060 We got the surveillance tape

01:36:48.320 From Jack in the Box

01:36:49.480 And other places around there

01:36:51.280 And she parked her car

01:36:53.740 And calmly walked to another car

01:36:55.160 And ended up at a house in Bakersfield

01:36:57.320 And the whole thing was a hoax

01:36:59.100 Designed to inflame the public

01:37:01.440 Support their media narrative

01:37:03.260 And to raise money

01:37:04.640 And so that's just a little slice

01:37:07.680 Of the types of things

01:37:09.040 That we're seeing happening

01:37:10.300 Surrounding our immigration enforcement operations

01:37:12.740 Here in Southern California

01:37:13.520 And what happens to those people?

01:37:17.360 Well, they are under criminal investigation

01:37:19.500 She has been charged

01:37:20.860 And we are working up the cases

01:37:23.680 For the co-conspirators in the case

01:37:25.180 So, I mean, we're looking at a country

01:37:28.100 Bill, and I know you know this

01:37:29.960 I mean, we've talked several times

01:37:32.120 And you're really one of the good guys

01:37:34.040 But the country is facing a time where

01:37:37.720 If you don't start seeing justice

01:37:39.700 If we don't start seeing bad guys

01:37:41.700 Who clearly break the law

01:37:43.540 Go to jail

01:37:44.380 There's no credibility left anymore

01:37:46.700 And I can't believe that you're one of the U.S. attorneys

01:37:49.660 In California, of all places

01:37:52.040 That is actually showing

01:37:54.700 No, justice still is possible

01:37:57.280 And it's happening

01:37:58.680 Go ahead

01:38:01.120 It is possible it's happening

01:38:03.580 It does take some time for us

01:38:06.020 To put these things together

01:38:06.940 And, you know, I want to set people's expectations

01:38:08.840 I mean, I got here in April

01:38:09.980 It does take time to build up federal cases

01:38:12.480 And when you have to remember

01:38:13.740 I'm up against very hostile judges

01:38:16.120 There's a bench here in Southern California

01:38:18.940 It's extremely left

01:38:20.440 I have an office I inherited

01:38:22.880 With left-leaning attorneys

01:38:25.700 And, you know, I inherited an FBI office

01:38:28.960 That, frankly, needs culture change

01:38:31.260 So, there are a lot of challenges

01:38:33.180 That we're working internally

01:38:34.500 And that's something that

01:38:36.060 I don't think people have appreciated

01:38:38.000 The amount of reforms and work

01:38:40.580 That's happening on the inside of the system

01:38:42.740 That we're trying to get things reoriented

01:38:45.220 And reprioritized

01:38:46.460 And justice is coming

01:38:49.400 It does take time

01:38:50.760 To kind of reorient this ship

01:38:52.620 That's been going in one direction

01:38:54.220 For a really long time

01:38:55.280 You know, I saw

01:38:58.880 I talked to somebody in Washington

01:39:01.020 Yesterday that is, you know

01:39:03.300 Bringing forth some of these

01:39:04.740 Documents on

01:39:06.520 You know, the different people

01:39:08.560 That we're watching in the news now

01:39:10.380 And they said that

01:39:12.100 The problem is

01:39:13.560 There's just not enough U.S. attorneys

01:39:15.380 And the Senate's just not doing their job

01:39:19.420 There's a huge backlog

01:39:21.080 And so, there's, you know

01:39:22.540 When Pam Bondi or somebody

01:39:23.700 Goes to prosecute somebody

01:39:26.300 She can't hand it off

01:39:27.800 To somebody that she trusts

01:39:29.080 Because there's

01:39:29.800 We don't have the attorneys

01:39:31.680 That Trump is looking to put in place

01:39:34.340 True?

01:39:35.380 And how much of a role is that playing?

01:39:37.120 The problem is the blue slip

01:39:38.760 I don't know how familiar audience is with it

01:39:40.920 But the Senate's

01:39:41.800 The Senate by rule and tradition

01:39:43.660 Not by law

01:39:44.480 Have set up a system

01:39:46.080 Where they get to be kings of their state

01:39:48.120 So in the blue states

01:39:49.420 Nobody can be a judge

01:39:51.040 And nobody can be a U.S. attorney

01:39:52.680 Unless the hometown senators

01:39:54.560 Sign off on them

01:39:55.440 That's the blue slip process

01:39:56.580 In the United States Senate

01:39:57.780 This keeps the president

01:40:00.000 From having his people in office

01:40:01.940 I'm in on an interim basis

01:40:04.140 I have a 120-day expiration

01:40:07.920 On my appointment

01:40:09.000 Which expires on the 30th

01:40:10.780 Jeez

01:40:11.440 There is no appetite

01:40:14.460 Apparently in the U.S. Senate

01:40:16.180 To change this rule

01:40:17.140 And there's certainly no world

01:40:19.260 In which Adam Schiff

01:40:20.540 And Senator Padilla

01:40:21.580 Are going to agree to my nomination

01:40:23.120 So today Alina Haba

01:40:25.760 Her fate will be decided

01:40:27.140 Up in New Jersey

01:40:27.920 There is a process

01:40:29.140 Where the judges

01:40:29.860 Can confirm us

01:40:30.920 As U.S. attorneys

01:40:31.740 They have basically signaled

01:40:34.420 In mass

01:40:35.040 They're not going to confirm

01:40:36.060 Any Trump U.S. attorneys

01:40:37.780 So we're going to see

01:40:39.560 What happens

01:40:40.100 Oh my gosh

01:40:40.800 We're going to see

01:40:41.840 What happens here very soon

01:40:43.060 But at the end of the day

01:40:45.140 The president has to have

01:40:46.620 His prosecutors in place

01:40:48.220 This is the executive branch

01:40:49.540 And he won the election

01:40:51.280 So these are some of the challenges

01:40:53.340 That we're up against

01:40:54.520 Here at the DOJ

01:40:55.320 When did this blue slip thing happen

01:40:57.480 I've never even heard of that

01:40:58.960 Oh this is

01:41:00.460 The blue slip's been around forever

01:41:02.160 And no it's been around

01:41:04.360 Since I think it's over 100 years

01:41:06.680 Or something

01:41:07.120 But this is

01:41:08.020 This is how the Senate works

01:41:09.760 This is how senators

01:41:10.680 Get to be influential

01:41:12.600 In their state

01:41:13.480 So district court judges

01:41:14.820 And U.S. attorneys

01:41:15.640 Are subject to the blue slip

01:41:16.900 Wow

01:41:17.320 That's not right

01:41:18.880 If your state is corrupt

01:41:20.320 Your senators will

01:41:22.460 I mean

01:41:23.140 Your senators will be corrupt

01:41:24.600 They're not going to

01:41:25.480 I mean

01:41:26.380 It's insane

01:41:27.000 Well one of my senators

01:41:29.120 Tried to rush at the

01:41:30.560 Secretary of State

01:41:31.500 If you recall

01:41:31.980 Or Secretary of Homeland Security

01:41:33.080 Yeah

01:41:33.420 At one of our press conferences

01:41:34.780 Right

01:41:35.420 That's one of our senators

01:41:37.020 Where is that?

01:41:39.260 What's happening with that?

01:41:41.720 He was not arrested

01:41:42.940 He was detained

01:41:43.680 And that's

01:41:45.400 You know

01:41:45.800 That's the

01:41:47.900 I think that's the end of it

01:41:49.560 Do you ever get to the point

01:41:52.440 To where you're like

01:41:53.060 None of this is going to change?

01:41:56.660 You know

01:41:57.200 No

01:41:58.380 I do have hope

01:41:59.240 Look

01:41:59.440 This was such a consequential election

01:42:01.320 And the president

01:42:02.280 Ran and had such a mandate

01:42:04.380 On his reforms

01:42:06.540 And what he wants to do

01:42:07.660 And look

01:42:08.560 This is how they win Glenn

01:42:09.860 They've entrenched themselves

01:42:11.380 Into the system

01:42:12.560 With all these rules

01:42:13.600 And tricks

01:42:14.300 And stuff

01:42:14.860 And so

01:42:16.020 We just got to outwork them

01:42:17.740 And out fight them

01:42:18.660 And I'm not willing to give up

01:42:21.280 On our country

01:42:21.820 Good for you

01:42:22.260 The alternative

01:42:22.840 Bill

01:42:23.660 Thank you

01:42:24.760 Really appreciate it

01:42:25.980 Thank you

01:42:26.460 Your term is up

01:42:27.280 At the end of this month?

01:42:29.920 Potentially

01:42:30.320 We've got some tricks up our sleeves

01:42:31.900 Good I hope so

01:42:32.920 I hope so

01:42:33.600 Thanks Bill

01:42:34.100 Appreciate it

01:42:35.040 Alright thanks Glenn

01:42:35.740 Yeah that's bad

01:42:36.420 That's Bill Usaley

01:42:38.000 Or Usaley

01:42:39.640 He is a U.S. attorney

01:42:41.580 For Central District of California

01:42:43.540 Did you know about

01:42:44.240 The blue slip thing?

01:42:44.940 The only reason I remember

01:42:46.340 Remember it was

01:42:47.680 The guy who was the

01:42:50.400 Going after Hunter Biden

01:42:53.320 I mean he

01:42:54.360 They kept saying

01:42:55.100 He was approved by Trump

01:42:56.280 Which was

01:42:56.760 Like he was put through

01:42:58.740 But it was somewhere

01:43:00.000 Through that whole process

01:43:02.260 Where like

01:43:02.860 It was actually

01:43:03.700 Had to be approved

01:43:04.440 By the Delaware

01:43:05.280 Senators

01:43:06.820 So it's like

01:43:08.280 I mean you know

01:43:09.180 Technically

01:43:09.800 As he pointed out

01:43:11.580 It's just a tradition

01:43:12.500 It's not the law

01:43:13.520 So

01:43:14.540 It's a weird

01:43:15.880 It is a very weird

01:43:16.800 Line

01:43:18.420 And it's not a good one

01:43:19.880 Why don't we have

01:43:20.600 The

01:43:20.860 Why don't we have

01:43:21.740 Every

01:43:22.200 Every U.S.

01:43:24.600 Attorney

01:43:24.960 And judge

01:43:25.660 In every red state

01:43:27.360 The hanging judges

01:43:28.400 And the

01:43:28.800 I mean if that's the case

01:43:30.140 Why are we so

01:43:30.920 Milk toast

01:43:31.420 In a lot of places

01:43:32.340 That we control

01:43:33.900 These are great questions

01:43:36.620 I mean really

01:43:37.960 Honestly

01:43:38.540 I mean I guess

01:43:40.180 That just comes from

01:43:40.880 Having a milk toast

01:43:41.720 A senator

01:43:42.520 Who would just not

01:43:43.920 Let those people through

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01:46:12.740 Yeah but he already

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01:46:15.760 That's why he

01:46:16.380 Should give the

01:46:17.060 Trophy to somebody

01:46:17.800 Else

01:46:18.060 Yeah right

01:46:18.420 They actually

01:46:19.660 Have released

01:46:20.220 Their follow-up

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01:46:21.460 You've already

01:46:22.040 Won and then

01:46:22.480 The next one

01:46:22.800 Was but another

01:46:23.720 Major doesn't

01:46:24.300 Hurt

01:46:24.840 Oh that's good

01:46:25.400 You know

01:46:25.680 But they did

01:46:26.260 A great job

01:46:26.740 But I mean

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01:46:32.660 Five years

01:46:33.460 Look at that

01:46:34.240 So you're telling me

01:46:35.600 You don't want to

01:46:36.120 Own the floor

01:46:36.680 Well no

01:46:37.940 You're not interested

01:46:38.500 In that process

01:46:39.220 Whatever that process

01:46:40.080 I had a really hard

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01:46:41.980 Hey fat

01:46:43.360 You can be fat

01:46:44.220 And healthy

01:46:44.760 No not really

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01:46:51.360 I know

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01:46:53.740 On that

01:46:54.380 Yeah

01:46:54.640 You know when you

01:46:55.320 Walk into the

01:46:56.100 The doctor's office

01:46:57.140 And they put you

01:46:58.180 On the scale

01:46:58.700 And all they say

01:46:59.560 Is whoa

01:47:00.220 You know

01:47:01.640 That's not a good

01:47:02.800 Thing

01:47:03.200 You know

01:47:03.700 It's not like

01:47:04.140 And I'm getting

01:47:04.800 A contract

01:47:05.320 With Nike

01:47:05.920 You know

01:47:06.500 No

01:47:07.000 No

01:47:07.580 No you're not

01:47:08.500 No you're not

01:47:09.480 Nobody thinks

01:47:10.200 That looks good

01:47:11.240 Nobody wants

01:47:12.240 To see that

01:47:13.080 No

01:47:13.940 No

01:47:15.180 Have some shame

01:47:16.640 1700s

01:47:18.120 They liked it

01:47:18.980 They did

01:47:19.760 The 1400s

01:47:20.900 They were into it

01:47:21.500 You know why

01:47:22.040 Because no one

01:47:23.120 Could afford food

01:47:23.780 Right

01:47:24.220 It was

01:47:24.720 It was

01:47:25.220 That was showing

01:47:26.280 You were wealthy

01:47:27.280 That's why

01:47:28.400 People would

01:47:29.320 Whiten their skin

01:47:30.620 Not because

01:47:31.580 You know

01:47:31.980 White is so cool

01:47:32.760 But because it

01:47:33.440 Showed you

01:47:33.960 Didn't have to

01:47:34.420 Work outside

01:47:35.100 Right

01:47:37.100 And now

01:47:37.900 Everyone's

01:47:38.400 Tan

01:47:39.260 Because

01:47:39.880 Everybody works

01:47:41.120 Inside

01:47:41.620 And the tan

01:47:42.640 Shows

01:47:43.080 I've got leisure

01:47:44.100 Time to just

01:47:44.700 Sit in the sun

01:47:45.240 I mean

01:47:47.160 That's the only

01:47:48.240 Reason why we

01:47:48.900 Think tan

01:47:49.620 Is cool

01:47:50.220 We used to

01:47:51.820 Think that

01:47:52.400 You know

01:47:53.220 Being pale

01:47:53.900 Pale pale

01:47:54.500 Was really cool

01:47:55.380 Isn't that crazy

01:47:57.000 I feel like

01:47:57.560 We've made the

01:47:58.260 Right decision

01:47:58.780 On that one

01:47:59.300 I think we

01:47:59.720 Have to

01:48:00.120 The pasty

01:48:01.500 White fat

01:48:02.000 People in

01:48:02.740 The paintings

01:48:03.220 From back

01:48:03.640 In the day

01:48:04.020 Not so

01:48:04.820 Great

01:48:05.140 Not so

01:48:07.460 Hot

01:48:07.800 I'm trying

01:48:08.880 To think

01:48:09.300 Back to a

01:48:09.880 Time

01:48:10.340 Painting that

01:48:11.580 I've seen

01:48:11.980 That would

01:48:13.240 Cause me to

01:48:13.900 Disagree with

01:48:14.520 You and I

01:48:14.920 Can't

01:48:15.260 Good

01:48:15.820 And I

01:48:16.180 Just I

01:48:16.700 Can't do

01:48:17.120 It

01:48:17.280 You know

01:48:17.860 The shots

01:48:18.700 Of the big

01:48:19.240 Fat ladies

01:48:19.860 On the

01:48:20.200 Couch

01:48:20.520 You know

01:48:20.980 Just their

01:48:21.740 Butt showing

01:48:22.300 You're like

01:48:22.740 I don't

01:48:23.820 That's hot

01:48:24.400 I don't

01:48:25.180 Get that

01:48:25.700 And I

01:48:26.020 Don't want

01:48:26.520 It sitting

01:48:27.340 You know

01:48:27.780 In my

01:48:28.080 Dining room

01:48:28.840 So I'm

01:48:29.240 Looking at

01:48:29.720 Her big

01:48:30.080 Fat butt

01:48:30.780 Yeah

01:48:31.020 I don't

01:48:31.400 I mean

01:48:31.800 Well it's

01:48:32.160 Interesting

01:48:32.420 Was that

01:48:32.740 Ever cool

01:48:33.440 I mean

01:48:33.880 I don't

01:48:34.140 Understand that

01:48:34.820 When was

01:48:35.420 It

01:48:35.560 When was

01:48:36.480 It cool

01:48:36.900 To go

01:48:37.440 Look at

01:48:38.000 A big

01:48:38.200 Fat butt

01:48:38.700 And be

01:48:40.020 Acceptable

01:48:40.720 For everybody

01:48:41.540 You know

01:48:41.900 What I mean

01:48:42.160 There might

01:48:42.680 Have been

01:48:42.900 Some guys

01:48:43.580 You know

01:48:43.940 There had

01:48:44.340 To be

01:48:44.580 A ye

01:48:45.380 Old

01:48:45.700 Jeffrey

01:48:46.180 Epstein

01:48:46.720 That was

01:48:47.000 Like

01:48:47.200 And it's

01:48:48.000 14

01:48:48.560 Big fat

01:48:49.180 Butt

01:48:49.500 You know

01:48:50.060 That's a

01:48:51.020 14 year old

01:48:51.860 Fat butt

01:48:52.440 Right there

01:48:53.020 But when

01:48:54.620 Was that

01:48:55.000 Ever acceptable

01:48:55.760 I

01:48:56.140 Well

01:48:56.640 There's lots

01:48:57.340 Of things

01:48:57.560 Acceptable

01:48:58.000 In that

01:48:58.240 Era

01:48:58.460 That I

01:48:58.740 Don't

01:48:58.840 Want to

01:48:59.040 Think about

01:48:59.380 But in

01:49:00.000 This particular

01:49:00.500 Instance

01:49:00.820 I'm concerned

01:49:01.300 About the

01:49:01.600 Upholstery

01:49:02.200 You know

01:49:03.040 It just

01:49:03.280 Feels like

01:49:03.940 You know

01:49:04.240 A lot

01:49:04.480 Of people

01:49:04.960 Who you know

01:49:05.600 Naked

01:49:05.940 Sitting on

01:49:06.520 Furniture

01:49:07.020 I don't

01:49:07.680 Know what

01:49:07.940 Happens

01:49:08.260 In that

01:49:08.560 Era

01:49:08.840 People

01:49:09.280 Did not

01:49:09.940 Smell

01:49:10.240 Great

01:49:10.580 No

01:49:12.060 There's not

01:49:12.420 A lot

01:49:12.620 Of deodorant

01:49:13.280 Usage

01:49:13.780 No

01:49:14.040 Going on

01:49:14.620 People were

01:49:15.680 I don't

01:49:15.920 Think clean

01:49:16.520 You know

01:49:16.920 Kind of

01:49:17.280 The theme

01:49:17.660 Of the show

01:49:18.060 Today has

01:49:18.660 Been

01:49:18.880 We should

01:49:19.340 Admire

01:49:19.840 Some of

01:49:20.180 The things

01:49:20.520 That are

01:49:20.720 Yes

01:49:21.120 Deodorant

01:49:21.960 Great

01:49:22.860 Let's

01:49:23.300 Just take

01:49:24.240 A moment

01:49:24.760 To say

01:49:25.360 Antiperspirant

01:49:26.600 And deodorant

01:49:27.600 Great job

01:49:28.260 I don't

01:49:28.300 Care if

01:49:28.860 It has

01:49:29.240 Aluminum

01:49:29.940 Cans

01:49:30.580 In it

01:49:31.000 You know

01:49:32.600 Ground up

01:49:33.340 Aluminum

01:49:33.800 Cans

01:49:34.260 And you

01:49:35.020 Know

01:49:35.220 Hey

01:49:35.660 Glenn

01:49:35.960 You're

01:49:36.200 Going to

01:49:36.380 Die

01:49:36.700 Because

01:49:36.940 You're

01:49:37.080 Going to

01:49:37.240 Turn

01:49:37.460 Into

01:49:37.680 An

01:49:37.840 Aluminum

01:49:38.260 Can

01:49:38.580 At

01:49:38.740 Some

01:49:38.920 Point

01:49:39.180 Okay

01:49:39.860 But I

01:49:40.160 Didn't

01:49:40.400 Smell

01:49:40.820 Yeah

01:49:41.220 No

01:49:41.520 Notes

01:49:41.900 Good

01:49:42.260 Job

01:49:42.560 Yeah

01:49:42.980 Good

01:49:43.300 Job

01:49:43.600 You know

01:49:43.980 Congratulations

01:49:44.940 And by

01:49:45.720 The way

01:49:46.000 For those

01:49:46.680 Of you

01:49:46.940 Who are

01:49:47.200 Like

01:49:47.400 I don't

01:49:47.940 Want all

01:49:48.300 The

01:49:48.420 Aluminum

01:49:48.820 Cans

01:49:49.140 They do

01:49:49.500 Have

01:49:49.800 Of course

01:49:50.100 Alternatives

01:49:50.620 To that

01:49:50.960 Right

01:49:51.200 But you

01:49:52.360 Got to

01:49:52.620 Be careful

01:49:53.000 With how

01:49:53.320 You're

01:49:53.460 Using

01:49:53.700 It

01:49:53.920 Because

01:49:54.320 I do

01:49:54.620 Think

01:49:54.880 That a

01:49:55.100 Lot

01:49:55.180 Of

01:49:55.240 People

01:49:55.420 Think

01:49:55.620 Oh

01:49:55.800 It says

01:49:56.100 Natural

01:49:56.500 On it

01:49:56.900 I must

01:49:57.720 Smell

01:49:57.980 Good

01:49:58.220 Maybe

01:49:58.620 You

01:49:58.780 Don't

01:49:59.020 Maybe

01:49:59.240 You

01:49:59.340 Don't

01:49:59.640 Maybe

01:49:59.940 Not

01:50:00.200 Maybe

01:50:00.580 The

01:50:01.040 Alternative

01:50:01.660 Maybe

01:50:02.400 The

01:50:02.660 Maybe

01:50:03.080 The

01:50:03.220 Exact

01:50:03.480 Opposite

01:50:03.900 Is

01:50:04.060 True

01:50:04.560 Yeah

01:50:05.060 And just

01:50:13.300 Adapts

01:50:13.700 To

01:50:13.840 Everything

01:50:14.220 Like

01:50:15.140 Even

01:50:15.540 Antiperspirants

01:50:16.140 I have

01:50:16.440 To have

01:50:16.600 Like

01:50:16.760 Five

01:50:17.280 Different

01:50:17.640 Antiperspirants

01:50:18.400 Because

01:50:19.000 My body

01:50:19.540 Will be

01:50:19.740 Like

01:50:19.980 Nope

01:50:20.460 I'm

01:50:20.740 Done

01:50:20.900 With

01:50:21.040 That

01:50:21.200 One

01:50:21.420 You're

01:50:22.300 Like

01:50:22.420 Wait

01:50:22.700 A minute

01:50:22.860 What

01:50:23.460 Yeah

01:50:24.000 I figured

01:50:24.580 Out

01:50:24.800 Your

01:50:25.000 Trick

01:50:25.320 You're

01:50:25.580 Trying

01:50:25.740 Not

01:50:25.920 To

01:50:26.120 Smell

01:50:26.440 I

01:50:26.620 Got

01:50:26.860 That

01:50:27.260 Really

01:50:27.860 I

01:50:28.080 Got

01:50:28.200 All

01:50:28.740 The

01:50:28.920 Time

01:50:29.160 I

01:50:29.360 Have

01:50:29.480 To

01:50:29.620 Change

01:50:30.000 All

01:50:30.580 The

01:50:30.940 Time

01:50:31.300 My

01:50:31.800 Potty

01:50:32.120 Adapts

01:50:32.560 To

01:50:32.700 Everything

01:50:33.340 It

01:50:33.680 Is

01:50:33.900 Really

01:50:34.400 Weird

01:50:35.320 And

01:50:35.700 Frustrating

01:50:36.160 Is

01:50:37.580 Not

01:50:37.700 Only

01:50:37.860 Me

01:50:38.100 As

01:50:38.980 Far

01:50:39.140 As

01:50:39.280 I

01:50:39.340 Know

01:50:39.600 There's

01:50:40.660 A

01:50:40.800 Possibility

01:50:41.520 I'm

01:50:41.840 A

01:50:41.980 Lizard

01:50:42.280 Person

01:50:42.620 My

01:50:43.540 Gosh

01:50:44.100 I

01:50:45.600 Mean

01:50:45.740 Assuming

01:50:46.060 Lizard

01:50:46.460 People

01:50:46.900 Have

01:50:47.320 Problems

01:50:47.780 With

01:50:47.900 Any

01:50:48.080 Purse

01:50:48.380 Burn

01:50:48.580 I

01:50:49.460 Don't

01:50:49.880 Know

01:50:50.080 This

01:50:50.240 Is

01:50:50.740 Glenn

01:50:51.660 Beck

01:50:52.440 Everyone

01:50:53.880 Talks

01:50:54.240 About

01:50:54.420 The

01:50:54.560 Importance

01:50:54.960 Of

01:50:55.200 Keeping

01:50:55.680 Moving

01:50:56.020 Staying

01:50:56.440 Active

01:50:56.740 Stay

01:50:57.020 Busy

01:50:57.360 Stay

01:50:57.600 Engaged

01:50:57.980 Good

01:50:58.180 Advice

01:50:58.580 Until

01:50:58.820 Your

01:50:58.980 Body

01:50:59.180 Decides

01:50:59.720 You

01:50:59.940 Know

01:51:00.060 To

01:51:00.200 File

01:51:00.420 A

01:51:00.560 Formal

01:51:00.860 Complaint

01:51:01.340 It's

01:51:01.980 Hard

01:51:02.100 To

01:51:02.220 Keep

01:51:02.380 Moving

01:51:02.640 When

01:51:02.800 Your

01:51:02.920 Knees

01:51:03.240 Your

01:51:03.380 Back

01:51:03.680 Your

01:51:03.860 Shoulders

01:51:04.180 Are

01:51:04.320 All

01:51:04.460 Sending

01:51:04.680 You

01:51:04.820 The

01:51:04.940 Same

01:51:05.120 Message

01:51:05.400 Yeah

01:51:05.760 No

01:51:06.340 Not

01:51:06.680 Today

01:51:06.980 And

01:51:07.900 That's

01:51:08.200 The

01:51:08.320 Truth

01:51:08.520 About

01:51:08.780 Pain

01:51:09.080 It

01:51:09.360 Doesn't

01:51:09.620 Just

01:51:09.800 Slow

01:51:10.060 Down

01:51:10.380 Your

01:51:10.600 Body

01:51:10.960 It

01:51:11.200 Slows

01:51:11.480 Down

01:51:11.660 Your

01:51:11.820 Spirit

01:51:12.200 It

01:51:12.440 Shrinks

01:51:12.780 Your

01:51:13.000 World

01:51:13.400 But

01:51:14.820 That's

01:51:15.500 What

01:51:15.740 There

01:51:15.940 Is

01:51:16.080 To

01:51:16.220 Love

01:51:16.400 About

01:51:16.620 Relief

01:51:17.000 Factor

01:51:17.260 It

01:51:17.400 Opens

01:51:17.660 It

01:51:17.780 Back

01:51:17.980 Up

01:51:18.120 It's

01:51:18.260 Not

01:51:18.400 Some

01:51:18.560 Magic

01:51:18.920 Pill

01:51:19.260 It's

01:51:19.460 A

01:51:19.580 Daily

01:51:19.880 Supplement

01:51:20.480 That

01:51:21.120 Is

01:51:21.260 Designed

01:51:21.660 To

01:51:21.820 Fight

01:51:22.120 Pain

01:51:22.460 At

01:51:22.800 The

01:51:23.000 Source

01:51:23.340 And

01:51:23.540 It

01:51:23.640 Helps

01:51:23.820 Your

01:51:23.960 Body

01:51:24.260 Do

01:51:24.520 It

01:51:24.680 Naturally

01:51:25.200 Inflammation

01:51:26.220 Thousands

01:51:27.140 Of

01:51:27.400 People

01:51:27.580 Have

01:51:27.740 Found

01:51:27.900 Relief

01:51:28.340 In

01:51:29.160 Relief

01:51:29.600 Factor

01:51:29.980 Helps

01:51:30.640 Them

01:51:30.800 Move

01:51:31.140 Easier

01:51:31.760 And

01:51:33.240 Put

01:51:33.640 Pain

01:51:34.040 Where

01:51:34.620 It

01:51:34.720 Belongs

01:51:35.060 In

01:51:35.260 The

01:51:35.380 Rearview

01:51:35.720 Mirror

01:51:36.000 It's

01:51:36.180 Not

01:51:36.340 About

01:51:36.540 Chasing

01:51:36.900 Youth

01:51:37.240 Or

01:51:37.440 Anything

01:51:38.120 Like

01:51:38.320 That

01:51:38.420 It's

01:51:38.580 About

01:51:38.760 Just

01:51:38.960 Living

01:51:39.240 Well

01:51:39.540 Now

01:51:39.820 Being

01:51:40.040 Able

01:51:40.220 To

01:51:40.340 Work

01:51:40.540 In

01:51:40.660 The

01:51:40.740 Yard

01:51:41.040 Play

01:51:42.000 With

01:51:42.140 The

01:51:42.240 Kids

01:51:42.740 Or

01:51:42.860 The

01:51:42.940 Grand

01:51:43.200 Kids

01:51:43.440 Do

01:51:43.600 Things

01:51:43.920 That

01:51:44.080 Matter

01:51:44.280 To

01:51:44.480 You

01:51:44.680 The

01:51:44.980 Most

01:51:45.280 Without

01:51:45.940 Pain

01:51:46.400 Calling

01:51:46.740 The

01:51:46.920 Shots

01:51:47.220 Give

01:51:47.700 Their

01:51:47.860 Three

01:51:48.100 Week

01:51:48.340 Quick

01:51:48.580 Start

01:51:48.800 A

01:51:48.920 Try

01:51:49.100 For

01:51:49.260 Only

01:51:49.420 $19.95

01:51:50.220 Visit

01:51:50.600 Relief

01:51:50.980 Factor

01:51:51.340 Dot

01:51:51.600 Com

01:51:51.820 That's

01:51:52.080 Relief

01:51:52.480 Factor

01:51:52.840 Dot

01:51:53.100 Com

01:51:53.320 Or

01:51:53.460 Call

01:51:53.640 800

01:51:54.100 The

01:51:54.300 Number

01:51:54.440 For

01:51:54.740 Relief

01:51:55.160 800

01:51:56.140 The

01:51:56.700 Number

01:51:57.000 For

01:51:57.360 Relief

01:51:57.820 It's

01:51:58.220 Relief

01:51:58.760 Factor

01:51:59.200 Dot

01:51:59.780 Com

01:52:00.200 If

01:52:08.380 You

01:52:08.480 Miss

01:52:08.640 A

01:52:08.740 Minute

01:52:08.860 End

01:52:08.940 Of

01:52:09.040 The

01:52:09.120 Show

01:52:09.300 You

01:52:09.420 Can

01:52:09.500 Always

01:52:09.660 Get

01:52:09.800 It

01:52:09.900 On

01:52:10.160 The

01:52:10.320 Podcast

01:52:10.740 It's

01:52:11.300 Available

01:52:11.640 Wherever

01:52:12.340 You

01:52:12.840 Get

01:52:12.980 Your

01:52:13.080 Podcast

01:52:13.560 Or

01:52:13.960 Right

01:52:14.120 At

01:52:14.220 Glenbeck.com

01:52:14.940 This is

01:52:30.000 nuts

01:52:30.420 I don't know

01:52:31.320 If you

01:52:31.520 Saw

01:52:31.720 This

01:52:32.040 But

01:52:33.320 The

01:52:34.320 VOA

01:52:34.840 Voice

01:52:35.180 Of

01:52:35.320 America

01:52:35.780 Hired

01:52:36.760 And

01:52:37.140 Sponsored

01:52:37.860 Hundreds

01:52:38.720 Of

01:52:39.420 Foreign

01:52:39.860 Journalists

01:52:40.540 Tied

01:52:41.060 To

01:52:41.640 The

01:52:41.780 Chinese

01:52:42.100 State

01:52:42.400 Media

01:52:43.740 Brought

01:52:45.200 Them

01:52:45.320 In

01:52:45.660 Worked

01:52:47.000 With

01:52:47.140 The

01:52:47.340 Voice

01:52:47.680 Of

01:52:47.840 America

01:52:48.320 Their

01:52:49.640 Chinese

01:52:51.780 State

01:52:52.560 Media

01:52:53.540 Why

01:52:57.660 Would

01:52:57.880 We

01:52:58.040 Do

01:52:58.200 It's

01:52:58.420 Kind

01:52:58.580 Of

01:52:58.640 Like

01:52:58.800 When

01:52:58.980 He

01:52:59.100 Was

01:52:59.240 Saying

01:52:59.440 We

01:52:59.880 Got

01:53:00.060 To

01:53:00.120 Be

01:53:00.260 Careful

01:53:00.600 Of

01:53:00.900 Who

01:53:03.940 We

01:53:04.100 Hire

01:53:04.420 You

01:53:04.740 Know

01:53:05.080 You

01:53:05.620 Are

01:53:05.900 A

01:53:06.180 Chinese

01:53:07.500 Citizen

01:53:08.040 I

01:53:08.400 I

01:53:08.800 Don't

01:53:09.020 Put

01:53:09.240 You

01:53:09.380 Around

01:53:09.660 Our

01:53:09.900 Top

01:53:10.320 Secret

01:53:10.600 Stuff

01:53:11.000 I

01:53:11.220 Mean

01:53:11.500 Sorry

01:53:12.120 I

01:53:12.260 Don't

01:53:12.400 You're

01:53:12.800 Chinese

01:53:13.260 American

01:53:14.120 Okay

01:53:15.040 Well

01:53:15.260 I

01:53:15.360 Don't

01:53:15.600 Do

01:53:15.840 That

01:53:16.060 I

01:53:16.200 Want

01:53:16.320 To

01:53:16.380 Make

01:53:16.540 Sure

01:53:16.780 We

01:53:16.960 Do

01:53:17.080 A

01:53:17.160 Background

01:53:17.460 Check

01:53:17.780 Just

01:53:17.980 Like

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01:53:18.440 For

01:53:18.680 A

01:53:19.040 German

01:53:19.740 American

01:53:20.240 Or

01:53:20.480 Whoever

01:53:20.880 But

01:53:21.860 If

01:53:23.300 You're

01:53:23.540 A

01:53:23.720 Chinese

01:53:24.220 Citizen

01:53:25.000 No

01:53:25.460 I

01:53:25.580 Don't

01:53:26.000 Why

01:53:26.400 Was

01:53:26.760 That

01:53:26.900 Guy

01:53:27.100 Even

01:53:27.440 Around

01:53:27.880 All

01:53:28.100 That

01:53:28.300 Secret

01:53:28.580 Stuff

01:53:28.960 Yeah

01:53:29.880 It

01:53:30.020 Feels

01:53:30.180 Like

01:53:30.480 We

01:53:31.520 Could

01:53:31.700 Find

01:53:32.080 You

01:53:32.500 Know

01:53:32.580 Americans

01:53:32.960 Will

01:53:33.220 Do

01:53:33.380 Those

01:53:33.620 Jumps

01:53:33.940 I

01:53:34.120 Know

01:53:34.360 It's

01:53:34.600 Like

01:53:34.780 Honestly

01:53:35.460 It's

01:53:35.760 Like

01:53:36.060 This

01:53:36.300 With

01:53:36.500 The

01:53:36.620 VOA

01:53:37.180 There's

01:53:37.720 Lots

01:53:38.020 Of

01:53:38.140 Americans

01:53:38.520 That

01:53:38.700 Will

01:53:38.800 Sell

01:53:39.000 Their

01:53:39.160 Country

01:53:39.400 Down

01:53:39.620 The

01:53:39.760 River

01:53:39.940 We

01:53:40.120 Don't

01:53:40.280 Need

01:53:40.480 Chinese

01:53:40.940 People

01:53:41.220 To

01:53:41.400 Come

01:53:41.560 In

01:53:41.660 Take

01:53:42.000 It

01:53:42.220 There

01:53:42.460 You

01:53:42.580 Go

01:53:42.780 There's

01:53:43.020 A

01:53:43.240 Spirit

01:53:43.540 Yes

01:53:43.960 Thank

01:53:44.380 You

01:53:44.640 Thank

01:53:45.000 You

01:53:45.300 By

01:53:47.280 The

01:53:47.420 Way

01:53:47.700 Everybody

01:53:49.540 Wants

01:53:49.920 To

01:53:50.160 Say

01:53:50.440 On

01:53:50.640 The

01:53:50.740 Left

01:53:50.920 Everybody

01:53:51.180 Wants

01:53:51.420 To

01:53:51.540 Say

01:53:51.720 Colbert

01:53:52.080 Was

01:53:52.300 Fired

01:53:52.680 For

01:53:52.960 Political

01:53:53.360 Reasons

01:53:53.840 Well

01:53:54.740 Yes

01:53:54.980 And

01:53:55.140 No

01:53:55.440 I

01:53:56.500 Mean

01:53:56.680 And

01:53:57.100 I

01:53:57.240 Have

01:53:57.540 To

01:53:57.680 Speak

01:53:58.000 Slowly

01:53:58.340 Because

01:53:58.620 They

01:53:58.780 Don't

01:53:59.000 Understand

01:53:59.460 How

01:53:59.740 Capitalism

01:54:00.780 Works

01:54:01.260 But

01:54:02.160 If

01:54:02.460 You

01:54:02.840 Are

01:54:03.180 Out

01:54:03.520 Of

01:54:03.760 Step

01:54:04.300 With

01:54:05.360 What

01:54:05.600 People

01:54:06.040 Want

01:54:06.580 Because

01:54:07.480 You've

01:54:07.900 Turned

01:54:08.260 Your

01:54:08.440 Whole

01:54:08.660 Show

01:54:08.940 Into

01:54:09.200 Nothing

01:54:09.540 But

01:54:09.740 Political

01:54:10.240 Ad

01:54:10.660 That

01:54:11.160 Might

01:54:11.460 Have

01:54:11.600 Been

01:54:11.780 Cool

01:54:12.100 For

01:54:12.360 A

01:54:12.540 While

01:54:12.900 But

01:54:13.900 It's

01:54:14.280 Not

01:54:14.480 What

01:54:14.660 People

01:54:14.940 Want

01:54:15.400 You

01:54:15.840 Know

01:54:15.940 When

01:54:16.080 They're

01:54:16.180 Going

01:54:16.400 To

01:54:16.580 Bed

01:54:16.880 And

01:54:17.460 Especially

01:54:17.860 When

01:54:18.360 You

01:54:18.680 No

01:54:18.880 Longer

01:54:19.240 Look

01:54:19.500 Like

01:54:19.780 You're

01:54:20.400 The

01:54:20.540 Path

01:54:20.900 To

01:54:21.060 The

01:54:21.220 Future

01:54:21.580 And

01:54:23.620 Yeah

01:54:23.940 That's

01:54:25.300 Why

01:54:25.460 He

01:54:25.600 Was

01:54:25.740 Fired

01:54:25.940 It's

01:54:26.120 Not

01:54:26.300 Political

01:54:26.640 It's

01:54:26.940 Because

01:54:27.140 He

01:54:27.320 Made

01:54:27.560 His

01:54:27.760 Show

01:54:28.140 Not

01:54:28.980 Entertaining

01:54:29.600 And

01:54:29.880 All

01:54:30.120 About

01:54:30.320 Politics

01:54:30.880 And

01:54:31.540 So

01:54:31.840 You

01:54:32.280 Only

01:54:32.600 Are

01:54:32.820 Getting

01:54:33.060 Half

01:54:33.720 Of

01:54:34.080 The

01:54:34.320 Audience

01:54:34.760 That

01:54:34.960 You

01:54:35.080 Can

01:54:35.360 Get

01:54:35.660 I

01:54:36.180 Mean

01:54:36.280 We

01:54:36.440 Do

01:54:36.620 This

01:54:36.860 By

01:54:37.040 Choice

01:54:37.560 Because

01:54:37.920 We're

01:54:38.140 A

01:54:38.260 Political

01:54:38.560 Show

01:54:39.080 I

01:54:40.120 Wish

01:54:40.380 More

01:54:40.600 People

01:54:40.880 Would

01:54:41.160 Listen

01:54:41.480 From

01:54:41.700 The

01:54:41.840 Other

01:54:42.020 Side

01:54:42.380 I

01:54:42.540 Think

01:54:42.700 You

01:54:42.980 Know

01:54:43.100 We

01:54:43.460 Can

01:54:43.600 We'd

01:54:44.320 Love

01:54:44.500 To

01:54:44.660 Have

01:54:44.880 You

01:54:45.060 Call

01:54:45.380 In

01:54:45.540 Participate

01:54:46.200 Etc

01:54:46.540 Etc

01:54:46.880 But

01:54:47.540 They

01:54:47.800 Generally

01:54:48.140 Don't

01:54:48.600 But

01:54:49.020 We're

01:54:49.660 Not

01:54:49.820 A

01:54:49.960 Comedy

01:54:50.260 Late

01:54:50.660 Night

01:54:50.900 Show

01:54:51.220 That

01:54:51.680 Would

01:54:51.780 Be

01:54:51.880 A

01:54:52.060 Horrible

01:54:52.520 Idea

01:54:53.020 Yeah

01:54:55.340 I

01:54:55.840 Mean

01:54:55.980 You're

01:54:56.660 Hesitating

01:54:57.200 Hesitating

01:54:57.800 Because

01:54:58.040 I'm

01:54:58.160 Thinking

01:54:58.320 Of

01:54:58.500 Greg

01:54:58.700 Gutfeld

01:54:59.160 Who

01:54:59.560 Is

01:54:59.800 Pretty

01:55:00.560 Generally

01:55:01.500 Conservative

01:55:02.000 He's

01:55:02.360 Also

01:55:02.700 Funny

01:55:03.440 Right

01:55:04.140 He's

01:55:04.400 Leaning

01:55:04.700 More

01:55:04.920 On

01:55:05.000 The

01:55:05.060 Last

01:55:05.240 And

01:55:05.380 He'll

01:55:05.520 Make

01:55:05.680 Fun

01:55:05.900 Of

01:55:06.020 And

01:55:06.200 He's

01:55:06.900 Also

01:55:07.360 On

01:55:07.740 Fox

01:55:08.240 News

01:55:08.520 So

01:55:08.740 You

01:55:08.920 Have

01:55:09.240 That

01:55:09.440 Built

01:55:09.860 In

01:55:10.100 Base

01:55:10.500 All

01:55:11.020 You

01:55:11.200 Need

01:55:11.400 Is

01:55:11.620 A

01:55:11.800 Little

01:55:11.980 Bit

01:55:12.200 More

01:55:12.560 You

01:55:13.200 Know

01:55:13.280 What

01:55:13.360 I

01:55:13.420 Mean

01:55:13.660 And

01:55:14.020 You

01:55:14.220 Can

01:55:14.480 Go

01:55:15.040 Mainstream

01:55:15.560 But

01:55:16.120 If

01:55:16.480 If

01:55:17.120 The

01:55:17.720 Old

01:55:18.140 Days

01:55:18.640 If

01:55:19.960 You

01:55:20.420 Know

01:55:20.520 Colbert

01:55:21.020 Was

01:55:21.460 Doing

01:55:21.760 In

01:55:21.880 The

01:55:21.920 Old

01:55:22.040 I

01:55:22.260 Mean

01:55:22.360 Their

01:55:22.540 Ratings

01:55:23.040 Were

01:55:23.200 So

01:55:23.540 Low

01:55:23.840 I

01:55:24.000 Mean

01:55:24.160 They

01:55:24.620 Used

01:55:24.840 To

01:55:24.940 Have

01:55:25.080 15

01:55:25.620 20

01:55:26.080 Million

01:55:26.560 People

01:55:27.060 Watching

01:55:27.520 Those

01:55:27.820 Shows

01:55:28.120 At

01:55:28.300 Night

01:55:28.480 What

01:55:28.940 Did

01:55:29.060 He

01:55:29.160 Have

01:55:29.340 Two

01:55:29.560 Or

01:55:29.700 Three

01:55:29.980 I

01:55:30.560 Think

01:55:30.680 He

01:55:31.000 Ended

01:55:31.300 At

01:55:31.420 One

01:55:31.600 He's

01:55:32.380 Still

01:55:32.520 Going

01:55:32.760 On

01:55:32.920 But

01:55:33.040 He

01:55:33.120 Was

01:55:33.220 At

01:55:33.320 1.9

01:55:34.000 Million

01:55:34.300 1.9

01:55:35.520 Million

01:55:35.940 Horrible

01:55:36.820 Horrible

01:55:37.840 On

01:55:52.540 Higher

01:55:52.640 Ratings

01:55:53.020 Than

01:55:53.140 Both

01:55:53.320 Fallon

01:55:53.640 And

01:55:53.860 Kimmel

01:55:54.200 When

01:55:54.380 It

01:55:54.480 Comes

01:55:54.640 To

01:55:54.740 Actual

01:55:55.040 Broadcast

01:55:55.600 Which

01:55:55.760 Is

01:55:55.880 Crazy

01:55:56.280 When

01:55:56.460 1.9

01:55:57.160 Million

01:55:57.400 He's

01:55:57.920 Beating

01:55:58.280 The

01:55:58.460 Other

01:55:58.620 Shows

01:55:58.960 Wow

01:55:59.400 However

01:56:00.080 Those

01:56:00.380 Other

01:56:00.560 Shows

01:56:00.760 Do

01:56:00.940 Really

01:56:01.300 Well

01:56:01.600 Online

01:56:02.280 YouTube

01:56:02.940 And

01:56:03.380 All

01:56:03.960 The

01:56:04.080 Other

01:56:04.300 All

01:56:04.760 The

01:56:04.880 In

01:56:05.020 Social

01:56:05.320 Kimmel

01:56:05.840 Does

01:56:06.260 Kimmel

01:56:07.020 Does

01:56:07.320 I

01:56:07.440 Mean

01:56:07.560 Fallon

01:56:07.940 Does

01:56:08.080 Very

01:56:08.320 Well

01:56:08.660 Kimmel

01:56:09.020 Does

01:56:09.240 Okay

01:56:09.640 On

01:56:10.340 That

01:56:10.500 Stuff

01:56:10.820 So

01:56:11.360 That

01:56:12.340 Is

01:56:12.620 Part

01:56:12.940 Of

01:56:13.060 It

01:56:13.240 But

01:56:13.960 I

01:56:14.040 Mean

01:56:14.200 So

01:56:14.660 I

01:56:14.840 Think

01:56:15.020 You're

01:56:15.500 Right

01:56:15.660 I

01:56:15.800 Think

01:56:15.920 The

01:56:16.200 Dividing

01:56:17.520 The

01:56:17.860 Country

01:56:18.200 And

01:56:18.440 Saying

01:56:18.680 Hey

01:56:19.000 Half

01:56:19.360 Of

01:56:19.480 You

01:56:19.620 Can't

01:56:20.000 Watch

01:56:20.420 Essentially

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01:56:21.180 You'll

01:56:21.360 Hate

01:56:21.580 It

01:56:21.720 So

01:56:21.920 Much

01:56:22.220 Is

01:56:22.740 A

01:56:22.860 Bad

01:56:23.380 Move

01:56:23.780 You

01:56:23.960 Shouldn't

01:56:24.300 Do

01:56:24.540 That

01:56:24.860 I

01:56:25.320 Don't

01:56:25.480 Think

01:56:25.620 That's

01:56:25.920 The

01:56:26.360 Largest

01:56:26.900 Part

01:56:27.160 Of

01:56:27.280 It

01:56:27.360 I

01:56:27.440 Mean

01:56:27.500 Part

01:56:27.760 Of

01:56:27.860 It

01:56:27.960 Too

01:56:28.180 Is

01:56:28.580 It's

01:56:28.760 Not

01:56:28.920 Funny

01:56:29.240 He's

01:56:29.780 Not

01:56:29.940 Funny

01:56:30.280 In

01:56:32.380 Addition

01:56:32.900 It

01:56:33.500 Is

01:56:33.700 A

01:56:33.980 Format

01:56:34.760 That

01:56:34.960 Is

01:56:35.120 Just

01:56:35.580 It's

01:56:35.840 Government

01:56:36.300 Bloat

01:56:36.880 Style

01:56:37.440 Programming

01:56:38.440 They

01:56:38.980 Had

01:56:39.240 Two

01:56:39.940 Hundred

01:56:41.120 Employees

01:56:41.940 On

01:56:42.100 That

01:56:42.260 Show

01:56:42.500 It's

01:56:43.460 An

01:56:43.600 Hour

01:56:43.920 It's

01:56:44.280 An

01:56:44.440 Hour

01:56:44.820 They

01:56:45.100 Do

01:56:45.260 Four

01:56:45.700 Days

01:56:45.980 A

01:56:46.120 Week

01:56:46.360 And

01:56:46.880 I

01:56:46.980 Think

01:56:47.120 It's

01:56:47.320 Forty

01:56:47.780 Weeks

01:56:48.080 A

01:56:48.200 Year

01:56:48.400 And

01:56:49.420 They

01:56:49.500 Have

01:56:49.620 Two

01:56:49.980 What

01:56:50.360 That's

01:56:50.800 More

01:56:51.020 Than

01:56:51.220 An

01:56:51.560 Employee

01:56:51.920 Per

01:56:52.160 Episode

01:56:52.780 That's

01:56:55.240 Like

01:56:55.380 Four

01:56:55.820 Times

01:56:56.300 The

01:56:56.520 Amount

01:56:56.780 This

01:56:57.040 Entire

01:56:57.420 Network

01:56:58.020 Has

01:56:58.420 Yeah

01:56:58.660 And

01:56:58.960 How

01:56:59.080 Many

01:56:59.240 Shows

01:56:59.580 Are

01:56:59.800 We

01:56:59.920 Broadcasting

01:57:00.340 That's

01:57:00.580 Insanity

01:57:01.480 And

01:57:02.060 The

01:57:02.840 The

01:57:03.040 The

01:57:03.720 Show

01:57:04.020 Cost

01:57:04.960 110

01:57:05.840 Million

01:57:06.540 Dollars

01:57:07.060 To

01:57:07.260 Produce

01:57:07.660 Every

01:57:07.860 Year

01:57:08.060 And

01:57:08.720 Is

01:57:08.960 Currently

01:57:09.320 Making

01:57:09.720 About

01:57:09.960 70

01:57:10.420 Million

01:57:10.720 You

01:57:11.520 Might

01:57:11.780 Know

01:57:12.160 That's

01:57:12.620 Not

01:57:12.760 A

01:57:12.880 Good

01:57:13.020 Arrangement

01:57:13.500 Wait

01:57:13.640 A

01:57:13.700 Wait

01:57:13.980 A

01:57:14.000 How

01:57:14.380 Much

01:57:14.580 Is

01:57:14.720 It

01:57:14.840 Spending

01:57:15.200 110

01:57:16.240 Million

01:57:16.880 And

01:57:17.320 It's

01:57:17.480 Only

01:57:17.620 Bringing

01:57:17.900 In

01:57:18.160 70

01:57:18.540 70

01:57:18.980 I

01:57:19.220 I'm

01:57:19.660 Not

01:57:19.980 A

01:57:20.120 Mathematician

01:57:20.940 But

01:57:21.720 I

01:57:21.880 Think

01:57:22.340 There's

01:57:22.780 It's

01:57:23.180 A

01:57:23.280 Little

01:57:23.380 Out

01:57:23.600 Of

01:57:23.680 Wack

01:57:23.900 Losing

01:57:24.320 40

01:57:24.860 Million

01:57:25.180 A

01:57:25.540 Year

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01:57:25.860 As

01:57:26.440 Of

01:57:26.660 Holy

01:57:26.960 How

01:57:27.640 Is

01:57:27.900 He

01:57:28.020 Surprised

01:57:28.820 Right

01:57:29.100 Pre

01:57:29.460 COVID

01:57:29.780 They

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01:57:30.240 Were

01:57:30.420 Profitable

01:57:30.900 So

01:57:31.100 This

01:57:31.240 Happened

01:57:31.500 Fast

01:57:31.900 All

01:57:32.460 These

01:57:32.680 Shows

01:57:32.880 Were

01:57:33.020 Profitable

01:57:33.520 Like

01:57:33.880 2018

01:57:34.600 2019

01:57:35.260 COVID

01:57:35.580 Changed

01:57:35.880 Everything

01:57:36.180 And

01:57:36.640 That

01:57:36.780 Was

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01:57:37.840 The

01:57:37.980 Change

01:57:38.700 But

01:57:38.880 I

01:57:38.960 Mean

01:57:39.060 It's

01:57:39.300 Just

01:57:39.600 Been

01:57:39.860 Dissolving

01:57:40.300 Because

01:57:40.480 It's

01:57:40.640 Going

01:57:40.840 It's

01:57:41.120 A

01:57:41.240 Show

01:57:41.420 That

01:57:41.580 People

01:57:41.780 Don't

01:57:42.040 Rewatch

01:57:42.600 Right

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01:57:43.720 And

01:57:44.480 You

01:57:44.820 Know

01:57:44.960 This

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01:57:46.340 In

01:57:46.500 Streaming

01:57:47.000 Clips

01:57:47.580 Sometimes

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01:57:56.780 People

01:57:57.160 Of

01:57:57.420 You

01:57:57.720 Know

01:57:57.840 Yeah

01:57:58.060 Well

01:57:58.460 I

01:57:58.600 Certainly

01:57:58.940 Remember

01:57:59.280 That

01:57:59.480 Yeah

01:57:59.660 Yeah

01:57:59.880 So

01:58:00.400 You

01:58:00.520 Remember

01:58:00.680 When

01:58:00.820 She

01:58:00.940 Did

01:58:01.140 Me

01:58:01.300 One

01:58:01.480 Year

01:58:01.680 You

01:58:02.480 Should

01:58:02.720 Rephrase

01:58:03.200 That

01:58:03.360 But

01:58:03.480 Yeah

01:58:03.660 So

01:58:04.560 I

01:58:04.860 Was

01:58:05.040 On

01:58:05.340 That

01:58:05.620 Episode

01:58:06.240 Is

01:58:06.540 One

01:58:06.700 Of

01:58:06.840 I

01:58:07.120 Don't

01:58:07.220 Know

01:58:07.360 Seven

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The Glenn Beck Program - July 22, 2025

Democrats： Defending Cheap Labor Since 1810 ｜ Guest： Bill Essayli ｜ 7⧸22⧸25

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