The Glenn Beck Program - March 05, 2025


Democrats Exposed Their Worst Side During Trump's Speech | Guests: Stephen Moore & January Littlejohn | 3⧸5⧸25


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 7 minutes

Words per Minute

159.36041

Word Count

20,275

Sentence Count

748

Misogynist Sentences

19

Hate Speech Sentences

98


Summary

Glenn Beck delivers the longest presidential address to Congress in history and talks about his dog, Uno. Glenn Beck is a conservative radio host and host of the Glenn Beck Program on Fox News Radio. He is a frequent contributor to the New York Times, CNN, CBS, CNN and other media outlets. Glenn is married to Tanya and they have a dog named Uno, a German Shepherd named Rough Greens.


Transcript

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00:02:43.640 It was a late night last night.
00:02:45.400 It was a marathon.
00:02:46.320 Clocking in at over an hour and a half.
00:02:49.020 It was the longest presidential speech to Congress in our history.
00:02:53.700 But there were some other firsts last night.
00:02:56.280 We'll begin there in 60 seconds.
00:02:58.500 First, let me tell you about Rough Greens.
00:03:00.460 My German Shepherd is Uno, and I love him.
00:03:04.300 He is never more than six feet away from me or my wife.
00:03:08.120 He doesn't follow me around as much these days, but he always moves when my wife moves.
00:03:14.920 The truth is, honestly, Tanya and I both like him more than our teenagers most days.
00:03:21.240 You know, no back talk, just loyalty, just like, I'm here.
00:03:24.820 I love you.
00:03:26.180 But age has caught up with Uno, and he's slowed way, way, way down.
00:03:31.340 The tail-wagging greets at the door are gone now.
00:03:34.100 You know, he's more like, it's just a sleepy head nod now, and I am not ready to lose my Uno.
00:03:43.020 I've been feeding him Rough Greens for a while.
00:03:45.800 I added it to his food.
00:03:47.260 It gave him pep in his step again.
00:03:49.460 He's friskier, happier, and he gave me, or Rough Greens gave me the hope that Uno and I still have some adventures ahead.
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00:04:17.800 All right, let's get into this marathon that was yesterday.
00:04:21.580 Love him or hate him, Donald Trump came out swinging.
00:04:25.600 He was funny.
00:04:27.620 He has his mojo.
00:04:30.740 He brushed any attacks on him like they were, you know, McDonald fry crumbs on his tie.
00:04:36.100 He really has become the president and not the president that we had as 45.
00:04:42.000 Last night, he touted his first six weeks in office as a whirlwind of action, and holy cow is it, especially when he's going through it.
00:04:52.660 I mean, it was relentless, the number of things.
00:04:55.620 He talked about slashing the bureaucracy, imposing the tariffs on Canada and Mexico to protect our border, stop the killer of fentanyl, and rebuild our industrial base.
00:05:06.500 He's also talked about cracking down on illegal immigration with a promise of mass deportations.
00:05:12.320 That's a new phase that we're going to be entering soon.
00:05:14.920 He renamed a Texas wildlife refuge after a 12-year-old Houston girl that was murdered by undocumented immigrants.
00:05:24.420 It was kind of a poignant moment with her mother, Alexis, in the gallery.
00:05:30.980 He also talked about securing the release of the hostages from Gaza, one from Russia, rebuilding the Abraham Accords from his first term.
00:05:41.960 Then there was Ukraine at the very end.
00:05:43.600 It was almost like an afterthought.
00:05:45.040 There's so much to cover.
00:05:46.040 Trump read a letter from President Zelensky that came in yesterday at the end of this program.
00:05:52.320 We read it to you yesterday, but it signals Ukraine's readiness to negotiate peace and sign the mineral deals.
00:05:57.640 That's a massive turnaround after the Oval Office blow up last week.
00:06:02.580 He also added that Russia's sending strong signals that they're ready to talk to.
00:06:07.440 Wouldn't that be beautiful?
00:06:08.380 And then a new announcement.
00:06:11.880 He dropped a bombshell about apprehending the mastermind in the 2021 Abbey Gate bombing in Afghanistan.
00:06:20.460 What a moment that was.
00:06:22.920 He said they're now en route to face American justice.
00:06:27.120 He also made a 13-year-old kid, DJ Daniel, a brain cancer survivor from Houston that just keeps defying all odds.
00:06:35.740 He was up in the gallery and he was dressed in this little teeny police uniform.
00:06:41.500 He had been made an honorary policeman for the Houston police because he just wanted to be, he always wanted to be a policeman.
00:06:49.900 Last night, the president had the head of the Secret Service give him a badge, if you will.
00:06:57.260 It's an honorary Secret Service post.
00:07:00.000 He is now a Secret Service agent, a kid who defied a five-year death sentence.
00:07:08.940 Let's see.
00:07:09.860 The chamber erupted with that, or at least half of it did, because the real story, I think, that we have to talk about is the planned and coordinated action or reaction or inaction of the Democrats.
00:07:23.760 It was unbelievable, unbelievable.
00:07:28.120 They just sat there, some with their union-printed signs or dressed in all pink for some unknown reason, some kind of statement that nobody knew about or really honestly care.
00:07:39.460 They just sat there, almost threw out the entire thing without moving.
00:07:44.120 When Trump spoke of bringing the hostages back from Gaza, Americans reunited with their families, you would think everybody in the chamber would be like, okay, that was a good one.
00:07:57.140 Nope.
00:07:58.380 Not any movement from the Democrats.
00:08:01.120 Not a clap.
00:08:01.820 Not a twitch.
00:08:03.360 When he turned to Ukraine, he looked right at him and said, wouldn't that be nice?
00:08:10.040 I mean, and they didn't move.
00:08:11.500 They didn't do anything.
00:08:12.200 And he said, you want to keep this going on for another five years?
00:08:15.040 And Elizabeth Warren actually shouted, yes.
00:08:19.940 What kind of madness is that?
00:08:21.840 All they're talking about today is he went, well, Pocahontas does, in a funny line.
00:08:27.420 Nobody's talking about her actually screaming, yes, I want five more years of war.
00:08:34.160 Wow.
00:08:34.840 Okay.
00:08:35.700 A little gut punch there.
00:08:36.920 Wake up, America.
00:08:38.620 Who are you standing with?
00:08:41.160 The ones shouting, yes, for five more years of war?
00:08:44.340 The Republicans booed, but the Democrats just stared ahead.
00:08:47.940 They didn't say anything, nor are they going to.
00:08:49.800 They'll defend.
00:08:50.440 Elizabeth Warren shouting out.
00:08:52.580 Then came little DJ.
00:08:53.700 DJ, the surgical scars on his head, peeking out from his hair.
00:09:00.900 He was standing with his dad.
00:09:02.960 He's fought cancer now.
00:09:05.700 I think I said five years, but I think it's six years.
00:09:08.020 He's fought it for six years.
00:09:09.960 That's more than most kids dream about their futures.
00:09:13.400 Trump honored him, and the GOP side leapt to their feet, chanting, DJ, DJ, DJ.
00:09:19.340 This is all about a little kid's dreams.
00:09:21.960 This is not about politics.
00:09:25.180 The Joint Chiefs stood up.
00:09:27.260 They can't clap, but they stood up in honor of DJ.
00:09:31.220 The Supreme Court justices rose to their feet.
00:09:34.580 They cannot clap either, but they weren't rising to their feet for Trump, maybe for the office, partly.
00:09:42.560 I mean, they rose several times out of decorum and what they have to do to show respect for the office.
00:09:49.200 But for that moment, they rose for the kid.
00:09:52.840 I mean, is there no decency?
00:09:58.260 Because the Democrats didn't budge.
00:10:00.720 They didn't budge.
00:10:02.840 None of them.
00:10:04.880 You have no respect for the boys' courage?
00:10:07.340 No acknowledgment even of the dream to serve, but I understand.
00:10:15.240 I mean, you are so out of touch with the American people that maybe that's what you do.
00:10:21.920 Maybe that's what you do.
00:10:23.560 Because, you know, you want to defund the cops.
00:10:26.720 Here's a black kid that wants to be a cop, so you don't stand.
00:10:29.860 Oh, my gosh.
00:10:32.120 I couldn't believe my eyes on their reaction to most things.
00:10:35.780 And then the chaos.
00:10:38.540 Why was President Trump 10 minutes late for the speech?
00:10:42.260 Do you know?
00:10:43.960 He was late for the national broadcast that was being watched worldwide by every leader
00:10:50.600 because the leftist groups had blocked his motorcade to try to stop it from arriving at the Capitol.
00:10:59.860 Now, I doubt any of those people were arrested.
00:11:02.980 They all should have been arrested.
00:11:04.500 Enough of the chaos.
00:11:05.460 Enough is enough.
00:11:07.000 But the Secret Service, they're no dummies, at least right now they're not.
00:11:11.500 The Secret Service knew in advance, and so that motorcade was a decoy.
00:11:16.480 They had to take the president in another motorcade without the lights and sirens,
00:11:20.900 so nobody really knew it was him, and went a different direction.
00:11:24.540 But the Democrats are disrupt, disrupt, disrupt, disrupt, destroy, disrupt, destroy, at all costs.
00:11:34.440 And they talk about the chaos of Doge.
00:11:38.100 Last night, I saw another first.
00:11:41.840 I mean, I keep saying this over and over again.
00:11:44.940 I mean, okay, I've done this my whole life.
00:11:47.360 Since I was 13, I was broadcasting.
00:11:49.300 Well, I had to pay attention to the news and what's going on.
00:11:54.840 Again, another first.
00:11:56.760 Sat there last night, went, well, never seen that before.
00:12:00.700 Representative Al Green from Texas stood up, screaming over the president, waving his cane.
00:12:08.160 Honestly, I thought we were going to get a Sumner moment.
00:12:11.200 I really thought if the guy had a little more energy, maybe he'd go beat the president to death with the cane,
00:12:17.280 like they tried to do to a senator in the 1850s.
00:12:22.160 But nope, he was just screaming, you don't have a mandate.
00:12:26.520 We've got to get into that later.
00:12:27.880 What is a mandate exactly?
00:12:30.100 What is a mandate?
00:12:32.060 Then Speaker Johnson, again, here, I've never seen it before.
00:12:36.020 He stands up twice and says, decorum, you are out of order.
00:12:44.700 And Al Green just would not sit down.
00:12:46.600 He kept shouting.
00:12:48.580 At first, the other Democrats were shouting with him.
00:12:51.680 The second time, Mike Johnson stood up and said, I'm going to call the Sergeant of Arms.
00:12:57.040 This is your last warning.
00:13:00.220 He kept going.
00:13:01.660 Sergeant at Arms escorted him out.
00:13:03.320 Now, okay, it's a first.
00:13:06.260 I mean, I looked all night trying to search the records.
00:13:10.900 I could find no comparisons to this in the modern age.
00:13:14.740 Now, I didn't have the, you know, congressional records all the way back to George Washington,
00:13:19.240 so I don't know if it is actually, you know, the only time.
00:13:23.360 But with no congressional records to be able to go back into the 1800s,
00:13:28.920 the closest I could find to something like this was Joe Wilson.
00:13:35.760 We have the audio of Joe Wilson.
00:13:37.480 Do you remember this?
00:13:38.980 This is Joe Wilson during Obama.
00:13:42.300 The reforms I'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegal.
00:13:46.100 Listen to that reaction.
00:13:50.740 It's not true.
00:13:52.840 And one more.
00:13:55.160 Misunderstanding.
00:13:55.800 That was it.
00:13:57.220 That was it.
00:13:58.540 That's what Joe Wilson did.
00:14:00.080 He said, you lie, which we found out later he did.
00:14:04.980 What happened?
00:14:06.900 Wilson faced hell for that.
00:14:09.340 They censured him the next day.
00:14:12.780 Bipartisan condemnation.
00:14:14.700 Democrats like Nancy Pelosi said it was a disgrace to this chamber.
00:14:19.060 Wilson apologized the next day.
00:14:21.080 But the outrage lasted for months.
00:14:26.320 Green?
00:14:27.820 Well, by this time when Wilson did it, by this time the next day,
00:14:33.840 Republicans were already on TV and radio calling Wilson out saying,
00:14:37.220 you know, he's right, but you don't do that.
00:14:40.780 Okay.
00:14:41.480 The outcry from the Dems.
00:14:43.020 Listen to this.
00:14:48.080 No, I'm not waiting for audio.
00:14:49.520 There is no outcry from the Democrats.
00:14:52.140 We'll see what comes.
00:14:53.660 But last night, it was just another fracture in an already completely broken room.
00:14:59.680 And I get part of it.
00:15:01.120 I do.
00:15:02.480 I get part of it.
00:15:03.540 Policies divide us.
00:15:04.760 And our policies couldn't be further apart from one another.
00:15:08.500 And I didn't cheer for Barack Obama or Biden.
00:15:11.880 I didn't.
00:15:12.700 I didn't.
00:15:13.820 Not on their accomplishments.
00:15:15.880 I firmly believe what they said were accomplishments were dismantling the United States of America.
00:15:21.620 So, no, I'm not going to stand and applaud on those accomplishments.
00:15:25.300 I'm not.
00:15:26.020 But when the president walks in, I am going to stand up.
00:15:29.460 I am going to cheer for little kids with cancer.
00:15:35.140 Survivors.
00:15:36.220 Heroes.
00:15:37.800 Hope.
00:15:38.840 None of it moves you.
00:15:41.180 Hope for our country.
00:15:43.080 Or even a little kid with cancer.
00:15:45.200 I mean, that is bigger than party, gang.
00:15:47.800 When Trump talked about ending wars, bringing hostages home, honoring a kid's dying dream.
00:15:55.740 I don't know about you, but I felt a flicker of something.
00:16:01.400 This morning, I was listening to the news.
00:16:04.340 And they played that part back where he was honoring this little camp.
00:16:08.700 I'm doing it again.
00:16:09.160 And I actually teared up.
00:16:11.460 I don't like those things.
00:16:13.200 I really don't.
00:16:13.920 I don't like the staging of these speeches.
00:16:18.520 But that was a moment.
00:16:21.900 I don't know what I felt.
00:16:23.240 Pride?
00:16:24.500 Possibility?
00:16:26.720 Hope for that little kid?
00:16:29.100 A realization that my problems aren't so big?
00:16:33.260 But the Democrats couldn't find anything at all.
00:16:36.560 I actually feel bad for them.
00:16:39.220 I feel pity for them.
00:16:41.620 How dark must your world be that you can sit through that completely unmoved?
00:16:48.920 How cynical must you be to think that's just Trump doing the Trump thing?
00:16:58.800 How cynical do you have to be?
00:17:01.840 How hopeless?
00:17:04.140 That's why their policies are their policy.
00:17:06.560 I mean, Trump said last night.
00:17:09.560 We're ending all of this stuff.
00:17:11.580 We're ending it.
00:17:12.180 We're returning to common sense.
00:17:15.280 We're going back to not being crazy.
00:17:19.640 Every kid needs to know you are perfect just the way God made you.
00:17:24.620 Nope, nothing from them.
00:17:29.100 If we can't stand together on tried and true eternal principles, that's bad.
00:17:40.220 That's really bad.
00:17:41.360 But when we can't stand together for courage, peace, decency, what's left?
00:17:49.160 Are we so far gone that even a child's fight against cancer can't bridge a gap?
00:17:56.720 The answer is yes.
00:17:59.440 I pity them.
00:18:00.880 But I fear for all of us.
00:18:05.440 How are we ever going to be the United States again when common ground feels like a fairy tale?
00:18:14.700 I have to tell you, I'm still very hopeful.
00:18:20.960 It's been an incredible, what, six weeks with this president.
00:18:25.540 Trump's pushing for peace in Ukraine.
00:18:27.820 Hostages are coming home.
00:18:29.240 Kids like DJ reminds us what trouble really looks like, what grit really looks like, and how to make the best of a bad situation.
00:18:43.240 Maybe that's enough to build on if we let it be.
00:18:46.820 But I have to tell you, if you voted for any of these Democrats, and you were also feeling, oh, this is all bullcrap, you're very, very cynical.
00:19:00.220 Let this be a wake-up call for Democrats.
00:19:03.220 Please don't sleep through this, because if we can't agree on some things, we're not going to agree on anything.
00:19:11.900 And we're never coming back together.
00:19:13.640 Back in a minute.
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00:20:21.160 I have to tell you, last night, you know, I've been saying for a long time we need a president that is more like JFK, points to the sky and says, we're going to the moon.
00:20:43.140 Because Americans unite on big ideas, or at least we used to.
00:20:46.740 There were three moonshots last night.
00:20:49.780 Three.
00:20:50.640 And it wasn't like, I'm going to cure cancer.
00:20:53.300 How?
00:20:53.940 What are you doing?
00:20:55.060 What?
00:20:55.260 These are actually in progress.
00:20:59.060 And believe it or not, the one that involves space, the one that everybody should go, uh, really?
00:21:06.160 We're going to do that?
00:21:07.960 That was the easiest one.
00:21:12.340 Balance the federal budget.
00:21:15.160 Good luck.
00:21:16.640 Good luck.
00:21:17.840 Number two.
00:21:18.200 That's a moonshot today.
00:21:19.760 That's a moonshot.
00:21:21.920 Going to Mars.
00:21:23.600 And finding out and reversing what's happening to our kids, the autism rates that are going through the roof.
00:21:31.280 What's happening?
00:21:33.120 If he achieves one of those, it will define his presidency.
00:21:39.340 But there's a possibility he does two out of three.
00:21:41.940 The only one I'm really going to, they're not going to hit a balanced budget.
00:21:44.920 I'm, yes, I'm cynical.
00:21:46.220 I'm cynical on that one because I saw the people in the chamber last night.
00:21:50.660 What if he goes to Mars and balances the budget and has healthy kids?
00:21:58.700 We've unlocked what the hell is happening?
00:22:02.940 Maybe it's impossible, but it is nice to have somebody who is actually pointing to the sky and say, let's go that way.
00:22:11.540 Now, how was the speech?
00:22:16.120 Oh, this is killing them.
00:22:18.200 How is the speech embraced?
00:22:22.800 CBS did a poll last night.
00:22:26.820 Seventy five percent approval rating.
00:22:31.520 Seventy five percent.
00:22:34.260 Now, Democrats, now you know how we felt about Obama.
00:22:38.060 What the hell?
00:22:38.700 How is that possible?
00:22:40.000 CNN had to report 69 percent approval rating.
00:22:48.980 Let me just say one of my favorite lines that President Trump has been saying lately.
00:22:54.420 How's that working out for you, Democrats?
00:22:56.540 How's that working out for you?
00:22:58.780 Not well.
00:22:59.620 We're going to go into the speech in depth.
00:23:05.280 Want to hear from you today.
00:23:06.940 Also, Liz Wheeler.
00:23:08.620 Her insights before she gets on a plane today and goes back home.
00:23:13.180 So we do that next.
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00:24:42.980 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
00:24:57.940 I am sitting in my studio with two girls.
00:25:00.380 One, I completely understand.
00:25:06.220 And we want to welcome again to the studio our good friend, Liz Wheeler, who is with us.
00:25:13.040 And then the other woman is Stu, who is always complaining, it's cold in here.
00:25:17.980 It's cold in here.
00:25:18.640 I'm just part of your DEI efforts.
00:25:20.560 Right.
00:25:20.800 Yeah, I got it.
00:25:21.500 Uh, how you doing, Liz?
00:25:22.740 I'm good.
00:25:23.320 I mean, in your defense in this comment, Stu didn't inform me when I came into the studio
00:25:26.780 that he's wearing a sleeping bag.
00:25:28.120 Yeah.
00:25:28.720 Which he actually is.
00:25:29.900 Oh no, he really is.
00:25:31.100 He truly is.
00:25:31.960 That's been the best solution for the 14 degree studio that we have here.
00:25:35.940 Get over it.
00:25:36.640 Anyway, uh, Liz, what did you think of the speech last night?
00:25:40.260 What is the real story?
00:25:41.900 The real story is the poll that you mentioned in the previous segment, which it showed, what
00:25:47.380 did you say, 79% of people, 75%?
00:25:50.160 Yeah, uh, when it was the CBS poll, I think it was 75%.
00:25:55.340 We'll go with that while you verify the exact number.
00:25:57.740 But the effect is exactly the same percentage, given, with a little margin of error, as the
00:26:03.800 number of people who oppose boys playing in girls sports.
00:26:06.280 It's actually reflective of the number of sane people versus the number of insane people
00:26:12.200 in our country.
00:26:12.900 And it is so exciting, so encouraging to see that Trump derangement syndrome is actually
00:26:19.160 dissipating among the general population.
00:26:22.000 Even though you might not like Trump, they may not be like, I love Donald Trump and everything
00:26:26.860 he does.
00:26:27.880 They are liking what he is doing.
00:26:31.320 And he's liking the direction.
00:26:32.840 They're liking the direction of the country, getting away from this madness.
00:26:38.040 Well, exactly.
00:26:38.580 That's what Trump derangement syndrome was, though.
00:26:40.240 It blinded people to his actions and just told them to hate him because of, like, what?
00:26:45.600 Some made-up accusations or nonsense.
00:26:47.760 And it actually did blind people.
00:26:49.280 But I thought the brilliance of the speech last night, I really enjoyed it.
00:26:53.160 I like his narrative storytelling.
00:26:55.120 I like the way that he speaks to each issue in a way that's both not condescending, but also
00:27:01.640 understandable to anybody, regardless of how closely or not you follow politics.
00:27:05.560 But the brilliance of the speech happened within the first five minutes, less than that,
00:27:10.000 first two minutes, when he points to the Democrats with their stupid little signs.
00:27:14.500 You know, what do they look like?
00:27:15.900 I don't know.
00:27:16.480 I don't know whose idea that was.
00:27:17.920 But the memes are great, so I appreciate the idea.
00:27:21.320 But he points to the Democrats and he says, it doesn't matter what I do.
00:27:24.260 It doesn't matter if I cure cancer.
00:27:26.020 It doesn't matter if I achieve universal peace, things that all of us want.
00:27:31.280 You would still not stand up and clap.
00:27:34.260 And the brilliance of saying that—
00:27:35.460 And he said it at the beginning.
00:27:37.140 Yeah, before he said anything of substance.
00:27:39.440 Right.
00:27:39.940 Before he was predicting.
00:27:43.620 He was showing, I know you so well, you're not going to stand for anything.
00:27:48.440 No matter what I do or say, you won't.
00:27:50.920 That's right.
00:27:51.780 It wasn't even so much of a prediction as he wanted to highlight to everyone watching
00:27:57.760 that I am now going to walk you through a whole bunch of these things that I'm talking about,
00:28:02.700 whether it's health in our country, whether it's, you know, world peace,
00:28:07.020 you know, what he's doing with Zelensky,
00:28:08.860 whatever it might be that people like getting boys out of girls' sports.
00:28:12.440 Everybody likes that, except for the man wearing pink in the Democrat caucus.
00:28:15.880 And it highlighted it so that throughout the speech, every time the Democrats didn't stand up,
00:28:22.820 we as viewers thought, oh, because they're so hateful.
00:28:26.480 Because they don't care about us.
00:28:28.860 They only care about their own viciousness towards Trump.
00:28:33.380 And that was the brilliance of the speech.
00:28:34.700 Because we all came away with it, with this list in our minds of all the different things
00:28:38.160 that they can't bring themselves to clap for.
00:28:39.480 They couldn't clap for a little boy with brain cancer.
00:28:41.480 I know.
00:28:42.140 How evil is that?
00:28:43.940 You described this.
00:28:45.020 You tweeted last night on X.
00:28:47.280 You said it is good versus evil.
00:28:50.560 I mean, it really is.
00:28:51.460 It's like, I think, and I'm not saying that necessarily last night,
00:28:55.720 but I think there was some last night and there is lots in Washington.
00:29:00.680 I really do think we're seeing possession of people.
00:29:05.280 Because it makes no sense whatsoever.
00:29:09.020 And they're so, ah, that it's like you're watching The Exorcist.
00:29:15.020 Yeah, I had The Exorcist of the Washington, D.C. diocese on my show in the fall.
00:29:19.900 I want to say it was in October.
00:29:22.340 He, really interesting, really, in a funny way, very down-to-earth guy, even though he
00:29:27.160 must deal with literal demons.
00:29:29.280 And I asked him, tongue-in-cheek, because he's probably not going to say exactly, but I
00:29:32.880 asked him, I was like, so what is Congress like in that regard?
00:29:36.560 And he's not going to betray names, but he was like, there's a lot going on over there.
00:29:42.060 And I believe it.
00:29:42.940 I mean, the specific post that you're referring to on X was when Donald Trump, and this was
00:29:48.060 one of his most profound, sincere moments.
00:29:50.120 I think one of the ways that you and I can see how much he's changed post-assassination
00:29:55.600 attempt is when he said, our message to American children is that you are perfect the way that
00:30:02.700 God made you.
00:30:04.500 And I mean, I'm getting the chills right now, even thinking about, when's the last time that
00:30:09.000 we had a politician who looked at children and said, God made you the way that you are
00:30:14.480 for a purpose?
00:30:15.380 And the Democrats refused to stand for that or applaud.
00:30:18.340 That is evil.
00:30:19.020 I know.
00:30:19.900 And how many, not just presidents, when was the last time you heard a preacher say that?
00:30:25.920 Right?
00:30:26.380 I mean, it's been so nuts.
00:30:29.360 It's nice to return to some sort of normalcy.
00:30:32.840 But if you're watching CNN last night, I have to play this.
00:30:36.160 This is when he looked at the left and said, you guys want another, because they didn't clap
00:30:44.400 or anything for an end to the war in Ukraine.
00:30:47.640 They didn't clap.
00:30:49.200 And he looked at him and said, you want another five years of war?
00:30:53.600 And Elizabeth Warren said, yes.
00:30:57.700 I don't even know.
00:30:59.400 I can't even get my arms around that response.
00:31:02.040 But listen how CNN and Jake Tapper handled that.
00:31:05.320 Cut one.
00:31:07.380 Never heard a president attack the opposition in a speech like this in such a pointed way,
00:31:13.240 even going after to use a rather derisive nickname for Senator Elizabeth Warren.
00:31:19.200 Who reacted with smiles and clapping.
00:31:23.240 Basically, she wasn't going to give him that moment.
00:31:26.240 Unbelievable.
00:31:28.040 Unbelievable.
00:31:29.440 That they were worried about, he called her Pocahontas.
00:31:33.580 Hey, not my favorite thing for a president to do.
00:31:36.280 I kind of liked it.
00:31:37.020 It's kind of my favorite thing.
00:31:38.000 Yeah, I mean, but let's get over it.
00:31:40.040 I got to say, though, it wasn't even, you know, it's one thing if he just kind of came
00:31:42.680 out and just did it.
00:31:43.840 But even she was being a moron.
00:31:45.780 Yeah, no, I know.
00:31:46.220 Right?
00:31:46.480 Like, you know, he fired back at her.
00:31:48.120 That was not him.
00:31:49.020 You know, he didn't start that.
00:31:50.120 In defense of him calling her Pocahontas, that's not just an ad hominem that he pulled
00:31:53.700 out of his pocket.
00:31:54.220 No, you're right.
00:31:54.660 You're right.
00:31:54.860 It's reminding people that she's a liar and that she got into her position of power,
00:31:59.440 which she abuses, by lying to you.
00:32:01.320 So it's actually, in my opinion, not only one of his funniest insults.
00:32:04.400 I love every time he uses it.
00:32:05.900 I'm going to use that.
00:32:06.920 But it's actually his way.
00:32:08.100 It's like Crooked Hillary.
00:32:09.000 It wasn't just him calling her a name.
00:32:10.160 It was reminding people of what she'd done.
00:32:11.940 And that's brilliant to me.
00:32:13.080 I don't mind that.
00:32:13.860 Let's talk a little bit about what we were talking about off air yesterday.
00:32:18.580 I, the president has got to start arresting people who are known to have broken the law.
00:32:30.340 Not, not just people who are like, oh, you know, I called for his impeachment.
00:32:36.400 You're, okay, maybe you're second on the list.
00:32:38.760 But people who have broken the law, because we lost hope when Hillary didn't go to jail.
00:32:45.900 And we're like, okay, some, me, okay, we don't arrest our enemy.
00:32:51.160 Well, that, that's gone.
00:32:52.780 We don't, we don't go after our political enemies.
00:32:55.140 I've always thought that was wrong, but you don't want to start that.
00:32:58.660 Well, they started it.
00:32:59.760 And so it's, that cat's out of the bag.
00:33:02.200 You have broken the law.
00:33:04.840 Every single one of these person, persons should be tried.
00:33:10.340 If they are guilty, convicted and go to jail.
00:33:13.740 No mercy on that.
00:33:15.020 No mercy.
00:33:15.880 And I want it for the Republicans and the Democrats.
00:33:18.100 I think President Trump goes into an entirely new category when he does that.
00:33:25.640 Yes, as he should.
00:33:27.220 I reflected on this during his first term that I think it was a strategic mistake not to go after Hillary.
00:33:33.920 And it was well-intentioned because of the optics of the thing.
00:33:37.620 We don't want to go after our political enemies.
00:33:38.740 But that standard was actually, I mean, we're in this new era, right, where we're questioning all of these quote-unquote norms and traditions.
00:33:45.280 And that standard was actually a little disordered because it's not that you don't want to go after a political enemy.
00:33:49.500 It's that you want to go after anyone who has violated the law.
00:33:53.320 And we stopped doing that just because of optics.
00:33:55.740 And that should never be the reason not to hold someone accountable to the law because then they're going to be emboldened to break the law again.
00:34:01.620 So if you look at it purely from the standpoint of who has violated the law in a very significant way and abused one of the most egregious crimes using the power of the government to go after American citizens because of their political views, those people should be in prison.
00:34:17.300 Of course they should.
00:34:18.960 Obviously.
00:34:19.600 I mean, we can talk names.
00:34:21.340 We were throwing some names around last night.
00:34:23.460 Adam Schiff should be on that list.
00:34:25.060 James Comey should be on that list.
00:34:26.980 Peter Strzok and Lisa Page should be on that list.
00:34:29.200 Good time.
00:34:29.440 Just because that happened years ago doesn't mean we should just brush it off.
00:34:33.720 I mean, if we want it to stop, we have to stop it.
00:34:36.080 Everybody that was involved with the bat crap out of China and then lied about it, tried to cover up, every single person should go to jail on that.
00:34:48.060 That was a crime against humanity.
00:34:50.260 And they knew it.
00:34:51.240 They knew it.
00:34:52.320 They covered it up intentionally.
00:34:53.800 I mean, if we don't have a line and we don't make examples out of people, look at what he's doing with the border.
00:35:01.940 He's making examples out of people.
00:35:04.140 Don't come to the border, gang.
00:35:05.740 Don't come because I'm going to track you down and I'll take you out.
00:35:09.740 And you're never coming back to America.
00:35:12.940 Look at what happened.
00:35:14.540 The easy people are not going anymore.
00:35:17.260 They're like, I don't want that.
00:35:18.200 But you've got to put a line in the sand.
00:35:22.140 The really bad criminals that think they're going to be a mastermind and I'm going to get away with it unless the Scooby-Doo van shows up, they're going to continue to do whatever it is.
00:35:33.060 But you've stopped all.
00:35:34.240 I think these people who have knowingly defrauded the government through the bureaucracy, if they were part of putting that stuff through, they knew what was going on.
00:35:44.820 Jail.
00:35:45.740 Yeah.
00:35:46.000 Even if we don't know the names, I mean, I name Adam Schiff and James Comey because they were so blatant in their abusive government that we could see it happening before our eyes.
00:35:55.680 But anybody in the FBI who labeled traditional Catholics as domestic terrorists, who labeled parents who opposed critical race theory and transgender ideology in school as domestic terrorists, all of those people, you know who put together those memos.
00:36:09.100 You can look at computer forensics to figure out who was involved in those projects.
00:36:12.560 Those people should be prosecuted for that.
00:36:15.420 Yeah.
00:36:15.620 And not allowed to step down and we accept your resignation.
00:36:19.920 No.
00:36:20.520 Prosecuted.
00:36:21.260 Prosecuted.
00:36:21.920 You go to jail.
00:36:23.640 And you mentioned Fauci.
00:36:24.660 Even Joe Biden knew that Fauci was culpable for these crimes.
00:36:28.500 That's why he got a pardon all the way back to 2014 when Fauci started breaking the law regarding gain-of-function research, which is, of course, what led to the creation of the COVID-19 virus in the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
00:36:39.540 But we still have an option for what to do for Dr. Fauci.
00:36:43.400 States.
00:36:44.000 Yeah, states' attorneys general.
00:36:45.220 I mean, this is something – or even local DAs.
00:36:47.340 Think about the strategy that the Democrats used against Trump.
00:36:49.860 I don't think that Republicans should stoop to trying to indict people who are not guilty of a crime simply because they don't like them as politicians, which is what the Democrats did.
00:36:58.860 No one's suggesting that.
00:37:00.240 But there are many, many Democrat politicians who've committed egregious crimes.
00:37:05.200 Go after them.
00:37:06.240 I think the world changes if you do.
00:37:09.900 And, you know, we were talking about this last night.
00:37:12.780 The biggest enemy that nobody's talking about is Europe.
00:37:16.180 That whole big state, that whole European Union thing, they're still doing that corrupt big state WEF stuff.
00:37:24.660 You don't think they're going to try to influence us?
00:37:28.880 We were influencing their people.
00:37:31.040 You don't think they're trying to do that here and trying to trap him and entangle him?
00:37:36.980 Of course they are.
00:37:38.860 Of course they are.
00:37:40.380 He's just got to do what he did last night.
00:37:43.040 Stay cool.
00:37:44.420 Stay calm.
00:37:45.720 Stay the course.
00:37:47.520 Don't move or take the eye off the ball.
00:37:50.260 And do not take your foot off the accelerator.
00:37:54.660 Go.
00:37:56.060 Go, go, go.
00:37:57.740 Liz, thank you.
00:37:58.800 Thanks, Glenn.
00:37:59.320 Appreciate it.
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00:41:07.960 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
00:41:22.600 Do we need Glenn a speech for the first year of a new presidency at the State of the Union time?
00:41:29.640 You know, no, and I hate them.
00:41:30.700 I mean, you know, as I said last night, there were more ups and downs last night than with Lily Phillips.
00:41:36.880 But, you know, I can't stand the applause, standing ovation.
00:41:41.480 Yeah, the format is not my favorite.
00:41:42.800 It's not my favorite.
00:41:43.880 But with this guy, maybe.
00:41:45.320 I think you did maybe at this time because there was so much that happened.
00:41:48.500 So much.
00:41:49.160 Remember, he made a major speech six weeks ago.
00:41:52.180 I know.
00:41:52.680 About what he was going to do.
00:41:53.600 And I still think it was necessary.
00:41:55.440 Right.
00:41:55.780 What he was going to do six weeks ago.
00:41:59.220 Last night was what I just did.
00:42:01.480 It was like a reveal.
00:42:02.320 Oh, it was amazing.
00:42:02.980 And I think it was helpful for a lot of people.
00:42:04.880 Because not everyone, I think even in this business, covering this on a daily basis, it's been really hard to keep up with.
00:42:12.360 I can't even imagine if you have a real life trying to understand what's going on right now with all this.
00:42:16.820 That's what I thought of last night.
00:42:18.180 I didn't see anything new there.
00:42:20.400 But we live and breathe this all the time.
00:42:22.660 That's how I felt, too.
00:42:23.360 I don't think the average person was looking for anything really new.
00:42:27.040 I think they just wanted to know, what are you doing?
00:42:30.060 What's happened?
00:42:30.680 There was a lot of guests in illustration via guests.
00:42:34.840 Yes.
00:42:34.940 And I will say, you know, it's not my favorite part of those speeches, though I do think some of them were really impactful.
00:42:41.120 I mean, the kid with cancer was just freaking, I love him.
00:42:44.500 I just love him.
00:42:45.300 We have the mom on of the girl that, which one was she?
00:42:51.220 There were so many last night.
00:42:52.080 I think she's the one that was, you know, was volleyball hit in the head.
00:42:56.900 Oh, God.
00:42:57.360 Yeah.
00:42:57.580 I think she's on in about a half an hour, I think.
00:43:00.140 Yeah.
00:43:01.120 Yeah.
00:43:01.720 There are several of those.
00:43:02.860 You know, the two victims of the migrant crime, legal immigrant crime.
00:43:07.160 I don't want to call it migrant crime.
00:43:08.180 Sorry about that.
00:43:09.100 Illegal immigrant crime.
00:43:10.240 Um, uh, that those both were, I mean, just the, the heart wrench.
00:43:15.220 Blake and Riley's mother's face.
00:43:19.000 Broken.
00:43:20.760 Actually painted the picture of the crime.
00:43:23.340 Yeah.
00:43:23.540 Just looking at her face.
00:43:24.500 It was just soul crushing.
00:43:26.620 I know.
00:43:27.220 Um, it was, I mean, it was a lot of really powerful moments.
00:43:29.760 And I don't know.
00:43:30.460 That's not what Trump's known for, right?
00:43:31.700 He's known for Pocahontas, right?
00:43:33.400 Yeah.
00:43:33.600 You know, calling people names, being funny.
00:43:35.220 He hit some of those notes really well.
00:43:37.040 This is Glenn Beck.
00:43:38.900 Let me talk to you about the Burna launcher.
00:43:40.860 Imagine your wife sitting in the car at the gas pump.
00:43:43.300 Dusk is, uh, settling over the parking lot.
00:43:46.360 You're inside.
00:43:47.340 You're grabbing snacks and a drink that she wanted.
00:43:49.560 When you glance, glance out and you see him, a figure with a hood moving with purpose toward
00:43:55.180 her, your gut starts to twist.
00:43:57.740 The world slows down and you're too far away to close the gap.
00:44:01.780 Here's the good news.
00:44:02.920 She's not defenseless.
00:44:03.960 Well, she insisted, you insisted that she carry the Burna launcher.
00:44:08.900 Now it's in her hands.
00:44:10.920 She aims.
00:44:11.600 She fires a cloud of pepper or tear gas bursts 60 feet of reckoning.
00:44:18.080 That creep is now on his knees, gasping, clawing at his face, which is, you know, just exactly
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00:45:55.020 entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenn beck program hello america last night was uh
00:46:06.620 an epic rant from donald trump it was the longest speech in history given by a president in front of
00:46:13.660 uh congress at least one that any of us care about i we didn't go back and see if i'm sure
00:46:20.380 there's somebody who's a president that we all wouldn't have liked if we were alive back in 1820
00:46:26.060 there was like ah the guy just wouldn't shut up but as far as i know longest in history uh and
00:46:32.940 there's some questions on what the hell are the democrats thinking i'm going to get into that
00:46:39.980 here in just a second also going to talk to our washington correspondent uh who was there in the
00:46:45.260 capital last night chris bedford we're going to talk to him in 60 seconds first lear capital
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00:47:16.540 the interest is now 1.126 trillion dollars a year that's going to go up that outpaces defense and
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00:48:06.940 ask him 800-957-gold 800-957-gold uh one developing story glenn before you get to chris uh which is
00:48:16.380 pretty impactful actually um if you remember sheila jackson lee she was replaced by sylvester turner
00:48:23.260 democrat in texas who was just sworn into office a few weeks ago right in january for the first time
00:48:29.580 uh died last night oh my god i don't know any we don't know the cause of it yet uh obviously sad he was an
00:48:34.700 older gentleman i don't know he was tweeting about the speech you know the typical democratic forum
00:48:39.260 just about 12 hours ago um him passing away though is uh obviously sad for the family and and and
00:48:45.980 everything does our governor i mean just i hate to make it about politics but right none of us really
00:48:50.220 knew the guy i feel bad for the family etc etc but does the governor no it won't be it wouldn't be an
00:48:56.540 appointment i don't think they do go through a there's a special election that would come up yeah the
00:49:00.460 issue though is with these majorities so slim you know losing yeah a democratic um house member is
00:49:08.620 really impactful so we'll if we hear anything about the cause of death and stuff we'll we'll let you
00:49:12.700 know chris bedford blaze media senior editor for politics washington uh correspondent for blaze media
00:49:18.620 uh the polls last night on donald trump they're stunning what do you think they mean chris
00:49:25.660 they're absolutely incredible you see the the cbs poll you go poll people who watched you saw 76
00:49:33.020 percent of people approving of the speech versus 23 percent disapproving i don't recall having really
00:49:40.060 seen those numbers this is this i was thinking this must be how a lot of democrats felt after
00:49:45.260 brock obama's first state of the union when he was widely popular uh and he spoke in a kind of a
00:49:52.060 unifying language even though that's not what he was doing he he copied reagan in a lot of his speeches
00:49:57.180 and but the difference between donald trump and early barack obama is donald trump is not a a blank
00:50:02.700 canvas that you can just paint your messianic visions onto he's actually someone who's been
00:50:07.580 president he's someone who's doing things he's well known to the american people they know what he's
00:50:13.260 doing in this that speech last night was called divisive by cnn called divisive by the democrats
00:50:21.020 who made childish fools of themselves but it clearly wasn't a 76 percent in 2025 is what a
00:50:27.580 more unified america looks like and those are the themes that he played on whether he was talking about
00:50:33.180 immigration or crime or security or energy or business despite what the usaid funded left-wing
00:50:40.540 non-profits say these are actually popular issues in the united states and this could be the beginning of
00:50:45.420 a lasting coalition i have to tell you uh it is going to further destroy the media because they're
00:50:52.060 not going to change they're just going to keep following the democrats right down the drain uh the
00:50:57.820 democrats they don't get it yet i'm glad they don't i just shh shh but it is incredible to me that they
00:51:06.300 can't see that the entire world is shifting we may be leading the world but if you look at what's
00:51:13.420 happening in europe with what the people are saying versus the wef people the world is changing and
00:51:20.780 we're leading the way it's kind of wild to see the shift that that we've had the kind of shift towards
00:51:28.540 a more revolutionary thinking american right versus a really uh stayed and old and aging american left
00:51:35.820 that doesn't know what to do the image of al green out there shaking his cane and yelling like an old man at
00:51:41.900 the moon is a bob dylan song the times are a changing yeah i went to a concert down in the
00:51:49.980 florida georgia line the other day and i heard for the first time in my life a moving rendition of
00:51:54.460 this land is your land this land is my land that was clearly from a pro-trump perspective not from
00:52:00.540 the left-wing protest song those when the left has been in power and white knuckle gripping on these 80
00:52:07.020 year olds to this power for essentially since president barack obama was elected because of
00:52:12.540 the way they exercise their power through the deep state and it's become extremely unpopular they are
00:52:17.180 the establishment everything is sweeping around outside of them and at the end of the day they
00:52:21.500 they look like the old man swinging his cane and yelling until he gets escorted out last last night i as a
00:52:28.940 broadcaster was hoping he was going to introduce you know second phase on things etc etc there wasn't really
00:52:35.660 anything new that happened last night but i as i thought about it as i'm listening to him
00:52:41.500 i'm not the average person this we eat and breathe this every day we know what he's done in the last
00:52:48.140 six weeks or at least honestly most of it we don't know even all of it because it's just moving too fast
00:52:53.820 and that made me realize the average person i think they needed to hear six weeks later this is what i
00:53:01.260 promised you and this is now what i've done and we're only beginning exactly i think that's right
00:53:07.900 we in the news industry we kind of crave novelty we're addicted to the constantly changing things
00:53:13.100 what's the next thing but this is a president who's more established than you're usually going to get
00:53:18.380 he's already got his first four years in office he spent four years in the wilderness coming up with
00:53:22.620 exactly what he wanted to do he laid it out all on the campaign trail the more honest liberals will admit
00:53:28.460 that none of these things are a surprise the american people voted for this and now when you
00:53:33.260 have a speech with everybody tuning in this very long kind of piece that we see here he just listed
00:53:39.820 out here's what i'm doing here's what we've already accomplished here's what's coming next and we follow
00:53:44.780 it so closely but a lot of people i think we're probably hearing about it from his perspective for the
00:53:49.820 first time chris thank you very much chris bedford uh he is part of the blaze he is our senior editor
00:53:55.100 uh in washington dc our chief correspondent uh he sends out a brilliant newsletter every day just go
00:54:01.420 to the blaze and sign up for it brilliant every day we use it every day um you know the there is
00:54:07.660 part of what he is saying that i don't think people are seeing the what did you need something um the
00:54:16.780 brilliance i'm sorry man i'm really tired you move and i'm like what's stew saying he's panicked i had
00:54:22.540 like two yeah i needed something i have an itch that was all right um so uh you know he is truly
00:54:29.420 brilliant on how he's doing things you may not even agree with him but if you can't look at what
00:54:37.500 he's doing and see the bigger picture you're really missing out you're really missing out last night he
00:54:45.500 talked about tariffs and everybody's screaming about tariffs and the price of eggs well why are the eggs i
00:54:50.940 wish he would have said this why are eggs so expensive because we killed millions of chickens
00:54:56.460 back in the fall what happens when you kill millions of chickens chickens don't lay eggs that's why that
00:55:05.020 was our government saying you have to kill all of these chickens because of the bird flu that's why the
00:55:11.500 price of eggs is so high okay he can't lay eggs himself what is he going to do you got to get more
00:55:17.420 chickens and get them laying eggs all right what he was talking about last night and i was so glad to
00:55:23.100 hear him say look this is going to be painful for a while we have a lot to repair but he is truly a
00:55:30.460 revolutionary president it's it's amazing we're living at a time in an american revolution he is with the
00:55:39.660 tariffs he is rebuilding our industrial base he's bringing back jobs that barack obama used to say
00:55:47.500 you know people say i'm going to bring back your jobs well how are you going to do that those jobs
00:55:51.260 just aren't coming back this is how you do it this is how you do it now whether you like it or not
00:55:56.540 that's a different story but this is the way you do it when he was talking about canada last night
00:56:01.580 he did talk about hey they got to do their stuff on the border but also we need to rebuild our factories
00:56:07.420 and bring things home here so he's seeing that we need and who after covid have we all forgotten
00:56:17.420 how you for the very first time went into a store and they said we don't have any i don't know when
00:56:22.860 they're even going to be in stock and you're like this am i in america never had that why was it like
00:56:29.180 that because we didn't have an industrial base here the supply chain broke down and when we were getting
00:56:36.620 stuff from all over the world you couldn't get stuff and essential stuff is needed like medicine
00:56:44.460 we don't make it china does so bringing back uh the the jobs and the factories becoming the ai leader
00:56:54.060 and dominate that field so it's in the hands of us over china twice in the speech he talked about
00:57:00.780 the importance of rare earth minerals nobody knows what rare earth minerals are if you like silicon
00:57:07.580 and i'm not talking the ones that you know are put into boob i'm talking about the chips huge
00:57:14.620 announcement uh just the other day and the president talked about it the people that control 90 of all of
00:57:22.220 the super computer chips all the chips we're going to need for ai it's all in taiwan now you and i both
00:57:30.860 know there's a clock ticking before china just goes and takes taiwan this company is now moving and
00:57:38.060 making chips here in america they're building sterile labs that's not something that you and i are like
00:57:44.780 hey you know what let's make super computer chips they're the only company that really does it and
00:57:49.340 they're moving some of their work here so they have a secondary base that is huge china has locked
00:57:56.220 in 70 to 90 of the rare earth minerals without them we don't have those chips we can't make them
00:58:03.740 also the second time he mentioned rare earth minerals greenland greenland everybody makes fun of
00:58:14.140 him for greenland i'm telling you he sees he rebuilt our nuclear arsenal and if he's told me once and
00:58:23.180 told you once he's told you a thousand times nuclear war cannot be fought because no one wins everybody
00:58:32.060 dies he is so against nuclear war but he just rebuilt it his last term and he has told me and i'm sure he said
00:58:41.660 it on tv to you i rebuilt it i know what it can do you don't want to know what it can do we can never use
00:58:51.260 this stuff okay that's why greenland is so important we've got to be able to control the poles we have to
00:59:00.540 be there controlling the poles and they have uh rare earth minerals so he's thinking ahead this isn't just
00:59:08.380 him going i want greenland i want to i want to sew another star on our flag that's not what this is
00:59:13.180 about and i'm gonna i'm gonna give him a i'm gonna give him a way to really hit greenland with this
00:59:19.100 other than we're going to you you are going to be ours not probably the best approach uh but i'll talk
00:59:26.860 about that because there's a real way to approach greenland last night he also talked about the
00:59:32.060 panama canal we are back in charge of the panama canal nobody was even thinking of the panama canal
00:59:40.460 no president nobody in congress no senator was like you know the panama canal that's where we get all of
00:59:47.500 our ships over to the uh uh the asian part of the world you know something happens hawaii china japan
00:59:55.820 we got to get them from the atlantic ocean to the pacific ocean quickly and china was in complete control
01:00:03.100 of the canal he comes in and he says panama canal everybody's like what the hell are you talking about
01:00:09.100 panama canal why does he want that back it's crucial strategically that's where a lot of this genius is
01:00:18.540 he is he's not just saying where i need i need a billion trillion dollars for uh infrastructure and
01:00:25.900 then you don't even know what that means he's actually rebuilding the power structure of america
01:00:33.820 now when he talked about the panama canal he did say and a big american company bought it uh bought
01:00:40.220 the two ports and they're buying many many other things to secure the panama canal there's a reason
01:00:46.460 why he said it was a big american company and didn't say what company it was because the company
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01:02:54.540 have the uh mom her her name is january little john she was the guest of the president last night
01:03:03.340 what happened to her 13 year old daughter is a tale i'm gonna have her tell you you've probably
01:03:08.140 heard it before but i want you to meet her as she gets back onto a plane to go home after the speech
01:03:14.220 last night um you know somebody on my staff said to me glenn i don't understand what the democrats are
01:03:22.060 even doing what are they doing and uh jason said you know what maybe it's solilinsky rules for radicals
01:03:32.700 maybe maybe remember the number one is pick a target freeze it personalize it polarize it that's
01:03:40.460 what they did to donald trump okay or the one that says keep the pressure on that's what they did to
01:03:46.540 donald trump but those now have failed he defeated those why would you keep doing that
01:03:53.180 well the other thing in rules radicals it's all about disruption and unity in your disruption and
01:03:59.660 push the enemy into a corner you gotta be unified on a message well the democrats have done that i want
01:04:08.620 to just play something this is yesterday 22 democrats released a video where they all were saying word for
01:04:16.380 word exactly the same thing when i win i will immediately bring prices down starting on day one
01:04:25.740 and here are 22 of them reading the same script as if it was them it wasn't their refusal to clap
01:04:35.020 even for things like peace in ukraine or a dying boy's courage uh could look like a calculated freeze
01:04:42.060 out don't give trump an inch don't legitimize him make him isolated make him the bad guy but elizabeth
01:04:48.860 warren yelling yes when donald trump said you want five more years of war yes that's polarizing except
01:04:58.140 i think it polarizes you i mean it's straight from the script force a stark us versus them line but
01:05:05.420 you don't want to be part of us if you're the one saying yeah i want more war doesn't it doesn't work
01:05:12.860 al green his outburst screaming over president trump until the sergeant of arms dragged him out feels to
01:05:19.100 me like alinsky's keep the pressure on chaos as a weapon rules be damned but americans are tired of all of
01:05:28.060 that rules for radicals is all about organizing the powerless to win power not holding a congressional
01:05:35.820 tantrum when you're clearly already in the minority because of your viewpoints alinsky used to say
01:05:43.420 pragmatism don't just yell win last night and really for the last six weeks all they're doing
01:05:51.980 is yelling and the things they're standing up for the american people are not for green's
01:06:00.700 rejection and his ejection last night in the house first in my memory uh i looked it up i can't find
01:06:09.420 any any since the founding of our country example of something like that this is just
01:06:16.380 mess the optics fit for i guess a radical vibe defiant unyielding rejecting norms but
01:06:25.100 it ain't working democrats let me say it like donald trump said last night how's that working out for you
01:06:35.660 this is glenn beck what if you wake up tomorrow dead
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01:06:50.620 nation's power grid with an emp and all of a sudden electricity is bye-bye it could happen to you
01:06:59.340 and people say that i scare people you know i use scare tactics that's ridiculous actually this could
01:07:05.580 happen uh i hope it's not i hope that's not the emergency that you should prepare for um but if it
01:07:12.220 does if we get an emp uh we are over 90 of the population they say will die in the first year
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01:08:15.340 welcome to the glenn deck program uh friday i'm going to be headlining giving the uh uh keynote address
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01:09:23.980 it was pretty amazing uh to see the people that were in the gallery january little john is is one of those
01:09:32.220 people uh when her 13 year old daughter was captured by the idea that she was born in the wrong body instead
01:09:39.740 of helping her learn to love who she was her school um decided to affirm her self-hate and said you know
01:09:46.780 what you hate being a girl you're a boy you know that's better you could be a boy the school helped
01:09:53.260 her change her pronouns pick new bathrooms even decide if she wanted to sleep with boys on overnight
01:09:59.340 trips all without parental consent it's evil predatory and mom january took him to court to fight it
01:10:09.420 until now moms like her were alone in the fight and most of us if you had a problem like this you
01:10:16.940 didn't know what to do not anymore america is finally coming to her senses trump leading the way
01:10:23.900 she was in the gallery last night she's about to catch her plane back home in florida and she joins us
01:10:28.860 now january welcome to the program thank you so much for having me glenn you bet um you're a mental
01:10:35.340 health counselor right stay-at-home mom and right and you have mental health uh background so you had
01:10:43.980 to be shocked that people in the school your own people in your own field just adopted this
01:10:51.820 transgender ideology and ran with it like it was of course that's what it is of course this is all
01:10:57.180 common knowledge were you as shocked as the rest of we the rest of us were well absolutely glenn
01:11:04.300 and i you you have to remember i think america has short-term memory sometimes this was back in 2020
01:11:10.300 we did not know this was happening i was volunteer of the year at the middle school where they socially
01:11:16.700 transitioned my daughter and so i had no idea that not only had my field the school system the medical
01:11:24.300 field even our judicial branch i had no idea i had been infiltrated by this radical ideology and to
01:11:31.500 clarify something at the time of the social transition plan that they did with my daughter
01:11:35.980 without our knowledge or consent she was identifying as non-binary and so her identity changed four times
01:11:44.140 over two years these kids like my daughter they are confused and they are looking to the adults in their
01:11:51.500 life to tell them the truth and help make sense of their confusion how did you finally how did you find out
01:11:58.060 what my daughter told me we have a very close relationship so my husband and i we knew our
01:12:03.980 daughter was struggling but at that time abigail schreier's book had not come out so there was very
01:12:10.140 little information about the social contagion that had been bubbling for a couple of years at that point
01:12:17.500 i am so concerned about what has been done to our medical schools uh what's been done to
01:12:24.300 medicine just in the last five years it is it's very frightening you get the you get the new doctors
01:12:32.060 buying into all of this stuff thinking like this indoctrinated on this you have a generation
01:12:38.220 that of doctors that are really dangerous can we change that yeah that's exactly right and that's why
01:12:45.580 the work that do no harm is so important what they're doing because we have to re-educate
01:12:50.940 we have to root this ideology out of our institutions because the bottom line is the
01:12:56.540 u.s is now an outlier in how we are treating this mental health issue this is a mental health issue
01:13:02.220 glenn that has been normalized promoted and even celebrated my daughter was told she was brave glenn
01:13:09.020 and she wanted to cut her breasts off at age 13 that is unfathomable what they were doing and to be
01:13:16.380 fair it was very similar so when i used to treat clients with anorexia there are so many parallels
01:13:24.060 to the association these girls feel and go through and the same type of disassociation with
01:13:31.260 an eating disorder it was heartbreaking and it felt like we were in the twilight zone because my
01:13:36.380 husband and i were the only ones in our daughter's life trying to protect her from this irreversible
01:13:42.060 medical pathway that this school put her on so what was it that because like when when people
01:13:47.580 had anorexia when that was a really big thing immediately everybody was like it's the magazines
01:13:52.940 it's the tv shows it's the you know the images that we're showing girls that is that's unreasonable
01:13:59.740 um and so there was there was something that caused that this time they just said no it's normal
01:14:05.820 to feel that way uh when it was never normal to feel that way it's normal to feel that way and let's go
01:14:10.860 how what was the force behind that how did that happen yeah glenn you know a lot of people think
01:14:18.460 that this came out of the blue that is just not the case dr ryan anderson was trying to sound the
01:14:22.780 alarm back in 2018 for his book that was canceled when harry became sally and he lays out how exactly
01:14:30.540 this ideology infiltrated our institutions but what you have to remember is when i was trained as a mental
01:14:37.100 health profession profession this was seen as a mental health issue it was extraordinarily rare
01:14:43.580 and this notion of people having a quote gender identity that is separate from their sex that they
01:14:49.260 choose to be a boy girl neither or both which is what is being taught to our children now that was
01:14:55.500 non-existent so this has all been laid out for our children if they are creating confusion where no
01:15:02.700 previous confusion were to have occurred and this is not happening organically so again we have to
01:15:09.260 inoculate our children from this insidious ideology and the lies of gender identity itself you know
01:15:15.660 doctors will say experts will say if your child comes home and says that just embrace it because
01:15:20.780 they're going to kill themselves if they don't which is just the scariest thing and as parents who never
01:15:26.140 dealt with anything like this before we just don't know what to do we accept love on our children and
01:15:32.780 make sure we have a relationship where they're talking to us what do you do as a parent well first and
01:15:40.060 foremost you have to understand that that is a lie there is no evidence even w path doctors admit
01:15:46.700 there is no evidence chase stranglio admitted in front of the supreme court in this committee oral hearing
01:15:53.260 there is no evidence these children will commit suicide if not immediately affirm or social or
01:15:58.620 medically transition in fact the research shows glenn that the vast majority of these kids will
01:16:03.980 desist just like my daughter did they will come to feel comfortable in the body they were born in
01:16:09.500 if you do not socially or medically transition them again this is a mental health issue and it is
01:16:16.060 unbelievable that doctors were cutting the breast off of girls as young as 12 years old in our country
01:16:22.700 and sterilizing children many of whom had co-occurring significant mental health issues
01:16:28.300 including autism i i will i will tell you that trump has signed an executive order saying there are only
01:16:34.700 two genders um never thought that was necessary but some he said something last night that only half of
01:16:42.540 the people applauded for democrats didn't applaud for this at all which um you know go back five years and
01:16:48.140 that would have been insane to not uh to not applaud but look at how different we are just because of
01:16:56.940 his election listen to what he said last night and our message to every child in america is that you are
01:17:04.140 perfect exactly the way god made you that what did that feel like to you when the president said that
01:17:12.700 it felt incredible it felt like reality insanity are returning to our great nation and i am just so
01:17:21.420 incredibly grateful to president trump and his administration for the steps that they are taking
01:17:25.820 but we know these executive orders alone are a great start that will not end this war on our children
01:17:33.260 were you surprised when you got the call from the white house how did that happen how do you how do
01:17:36.860 you get invited to that i was very surprised glenn i am a stay-at-home mom i literally went from being
01:17:43.500 a door holder just like i do every week to getting on a plane to washington dc and heading to the white
01:17:48.460 house it still feels a bit surreal and you know to be honest as exciting as it was i was standing there
01:17:55.020 not just on behalf of what my family went through but on behalf of all families and the irreversible
01:18:01.100 harm they have experienced because of this insidious ideology so i felt the weight and the gravity
01:18:07.820 because i still get called weekly from parents waking up to this nightmare whose children have
01:18:13.100 been captured weekly and i'm sure you're aware glenn we have states now that are taking children from
01:18:19.580 loving parents i know simply because they will not affirm this lie so we are still in crisis in this
01:18:25.180 country and president trump and their administration are taking incredible steps but we have much work to be
01:18:30.780 done do you have any faith that congress will codify any of this i mean he's talking about
01:18:35.980 criminalizing sex change operations on children which again is insane that you would have to do that
01:18:41.820 but we do but the more insane thing is i think that may not pass because of you know some people in
01:18:49.900 congress i i would hope it would get every republican vote but it would probably not get a single democrat
01:18:56.460 vote is that going to happen do you think well if it's well if you saw the vote the other day not
01:19:03.340 one democrat voted to protect girls sports that is unacceptable nuts so what i think needs to happen
01:19:09.020 is we have lawsuits that are working their way through the court system and unfortunately these
01:19:13.180 things take time my lawsuit against the school district is still in litigation we're in the appeal space
01:19:18.940 but what i think needs to happen is we need to get down to the merits of these interventions
01:19:24.300 themselves because even scrametti at the supreme court is really just about states rights and do
01:19:29.340 they have a constitutional right to restrict these interventions on children we have to get to where
01:19:34.860 we are arguing the actual merits of these interventions and we know from evidence and systematic reviews
01:19:41.100 that the risks far outweigh the benefits not that we need evidence to tell us that sterilizing children
01:19:48.220 before they have the ability and maturity to consent to this is a bad idea you know i i i'm sorry i hate
01:19:55.020 to bring this up again but i'm i'm fascinated when a regular person because i i felt this the first time
01:20:00.380 i went to the white house and every time i go to the white house um it's an it's a surreal experience um
01:20:06.700 you when you got to washington they take you to the white house do you all the people in the gallery
01:20:11.260 that were invited do you all meet and is it the first lady that welcomes you what what happens
01:20:18.060 so we did and i'm sure you saw last night there was such a diverse yes amount of people from all
01:20:25.740 walks of lifeline and it was really incredible and many of them had truly tragic stories but i truly
01:20:31.340 feel that god is using their pain for purpose just like god did for my family and it was a really
01:20:37.500 amazing experience you know that little boy dj that the democrats just were so ugly about that little
01:20:44.380 boy brought so much joy and he hugged every single person he encountered that is what the american spirit
01:20:52.060 is about his father could not have been more proud and for the democrats to say that that was somehow
01:20:57.740 negative it's just ridiculous all they're doing is playing politics it was a beautiful evening and i was
01:21:03.980 so proud to be there um mrs trump the first lady she is she plays a role in in turning this around
01:21:12.860 doesn't she isn't she involved in this well both her and the second lady you know i had a chance to
01:21:20.380 sit near both of them last night that was an extraordinary honor i never thought i would have
01:21:24.860 and they were so kind down to earth and you can just tell they love their families this administration
01:21:32.060 is all about restoring the american family putting a family first agenda and i could not be more happy
01:21:38.220 and proud to be a part of that you know we all have uh our role to play and some people it's a bigger
01:21:46.060 role than others but everybody has a role to play we're all born for a reason and we were born
01:21:53.500 perfect with everything that we need uh you know from god to be able to accomplish those things
01:21:59.020 uh but it takes courage to stand up and i i can't i can't thank you enough january for the the courage
01:22:06.700 that you and your family have shown uh and the grace that you have shown to stand up and change
01:22:12.620 the world thank you january well thank you glenn if i could just say for any parents struggling with
01:22:17.420 this issue please go to our parent resource page at do no harm medicine.org you are not alone and there
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01:24:21.740 like a fence post in a prairie storm glenn beck returns after this
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01:26:33.580 really excited uh to talk to stephen more because i think he's going to be able to balance uh this
01:26:39.580 tariff talk you know what's good about it what's bad about it uh and what's coming our way
01:27:03.580 oh
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01:27:44.620 This is the Glenn Beck Program
01:27:49.020 Hello America, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program
01:27:54.200 We're glad that you're here
01:27:55.340 Stephen Moore is going to join us
01:27:56.800 Stephen's a long time friend of the program
01:27:59.540 And really an economic powerhouse
01:28:02.700 He's worked for the President
01:28:04.760 He's disagreed with the President
01:28:06.560 And he agrees with the President some other times
01:28:08.580 He's a straight shooter
01:28:10.240 Tariffs, not something that I am in love with
01:28:13.620 I don't like them
01:28:14.400 I don't think Stephen does either
01:28:15.860 Stu doesn't either
01:28:16.700 But I have been in a position of
01:28:18.600 Let's give the President the benefit of the doubt
01:28:20.980 Let's let him do what he's doing
01:28:23.400 And see how it works out
01:28:26.320 The tariffs with Canada and Mexico
01:28:30.280 It's going to start hurting us
01:28:32.720 Because they slapped more tariffs on us
01:28:34.940 We're in kind of a little trade war now
01:28:36.920 And the President talked about it a bit last night
01:28:40.080 He talked about the farmers
01:28:41.480 Which I want to get into with Stephen
01:28:42.920 But he also
01:28:44.740 And I don't know if anybody really heard this
01:28:47.060 It's going to be tough
01:28:49.300 We have tough times coming our way
01:28:52.000 We just have to keep
01:28:53.720 Stay the course
01:28:54.940 And it will get better
01:28:56.160 But it'll get worse first
01:28:57.760 Let's have Stephen Moore break this down for us
01:29:00.620 Next
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01:30:14.120 Stephen Moore, my dear friend
01:30:15.800 How are you, sir?
01:30:17.320 Hi, Glenn
01:30:17.820 Never better
01:30:18.500 I can't stop smiling
01:30:19.840 After that speech last night
01:30:21.540 I've lived through a lot of
01:30:23.480 Well, that wasn't really
01:30:25.000 Technically a State of the Union speech
01:30:26.820 But it was very much like one
01:30:28.000 And that was one of the
01:30:30.020 A superb speech
01:30:31.280 I think everybody's talking about
01:30:33.360 The rude and obnoxious behavior
01:30:35.900 Of the Democrats
01:30:36.840 What a party that's become
01:30:38.100 I mean, when you and I first met
01:30:39.760 What, 30 years ago?
01:30:41.120 I mean, there were a lot of centrist
01:30:42.840 Common sense Democrats
01:30:44.520 I was good friends with Joe Lieberman
01:30:46.060 Oh, yeah
01:30:47.400 I mean, those people
01:30:49.460 I'd be embarrassed to be part of that party
01:30:54.260 I mean, even when he said things
01:30:56.660 That were not political
01:30:57.700 You know, that were just pro-America
01:31:00.100 They just sat on their hands
01:31:01.920 And I don't know
01:31:02.900 I was really so disappointed by that
01:31:05.040 But otherwise, what a great night
01:31:06.500 You saw the CBS poll
01:31:08.640 76% approved of that speech
01:31:11.200 Powerful
01:31:11.700 And it was powerful
01:31:13.880 And so, look
01:31:15.500 The guy's on a roll
01:31:16.120 I've worked for them now for eight years
01:31:17.680 You know, you asked me
01:31:19.000 The terrorists
01:31:19.720 And I kind of feel like
01:31:20.980 Who am I to even second-guess this guy?
01:31:22.500 Right
01:31:22.820 That's the way I feel
01:31:24.000 That is honestly how I feel
01:31:25.900 I have my opinion
01:31:26.820 He has such a strong opinion on tariffs
01:31:29.520 And I think he's earned the right
01:31:31.940 For people like me to say
01:31:33.780 You know what?
01:31:35.000 Try it
01:31:35.480 Just try it
01:31:36.360 Because when he's trying things
01:31:38.080 They usually work
01:31:39.660 Is this one going to?
01:31:42.760 Yeah, no question
01:31:43.640 By the way, I apologize a little bit
01:31:44.860 There's no place in the background
01:31:45.980 I'm at the airport
01:31:46.720 But I really wanted to come on your show
01:31:48.240 Thanks
01:31:48.560 So, that's right
01:31:49.640 I mean, I kind of
01:31:50.680 And it's really funny
01:31:52.200 When I see Trump
01:31:53.460 You know, every couple months
01:31:54.580 I don't work for him now
01:31:56.100 But he
01:31:56.980 Every once in a while
01:31:58.040 Seeks my advice
01:31:58.740 And every time he sees
01:31:59.860 There's Steve Moore
01:32:00.540 He's a great economist
01:32:01.280 But he doesn't agree with mad tariffs
01:32:02.700 I know
01:32:03.360 He says that to me too
01:32:04.800 I know
01:32:05.380 I'm surprised that I know
01:32:06.740 But, look
01:32:08.020 There's three kind of tariffs here
01:32:09.400 There's the kind of tariffs
01:32:11.240 That are what you might call
01:32:12.320 Protectionist tariffs
01:32:13.320 For like the steel industry
01:32:14.600 The aluminum industry
01:32:15.720 This industry
01:32:16.880 That industry
01:32:17.540 The chips
01:32:18.000 And I don't like those
01:32:18.920 I don't think they work
01:32:20.180 I think that the
01:32:21.220 You know, we tried the steel
01:32:22.640 And aluminum tariffs
01:32:23.560 In the first term
01:32:25.020 And look
01:32:25.540 Trump's heart is in the right place
01:32:27.260 He wants to help save
01:32:28.320 You know, these steel jobs
01:32:29.700 Et cetera
01:32:30.140 The problem we found out
01:32:31.700 From those, Glenn
01:32:32.840 And we have pretty good evidence of this
01:32:34.240 We did save about 3,000 steel jobs
01:32:37.480 But we lost, you know
01:32:39.080 20,000 manufacturing jobs
01:32:41.380 Because the steel became more expensive
01:32:43.140 With the tariffs
01:32:44.120 So, in other words
01:32:45.180 It was kind of counterproductive
01:32:46.600 And I don't think those really work
01:32:48.400 Now, the one country
01:32:51.220 That I think we all
01:32:52.160 As Americans can agree on
01:32:53.540 Needs to be hit with tariffs
01:32:54.780 Is China
01:32:55.200 They are an enemy
01:32:56.340 They're like China
01:32:58.660 I mean, they're like Japan
01:32:59.880 Circa 1936
01:33:01.240 You know, by the way
01:33:02.080 You know this
01:33:02.880 We sold to Japan
01:33:05.580 In the 1930s
01:33:06.900 The steel that they used
01:33:08.300 For their bombs
01:33:10.100 So, let's not make that mistake
01:33:12.560 It's right
01:33:13.120 And, you know
01:33:15.080 With respect to Canada
01:33:16.040 And Mexico
01:33:16.900 That's where I'm a little uneasy
01:33:18.640 Because Canada and Mexico
01:33:19.560 Are critically important allies
01:33:21.400 To the United States
01:33:22.240 I mean, when you think about it
01:33:23.300 All across the globe
01:33:24.160 We have to
01:33:25.180 Canada and Mexico
01:33:26.860 Are critical to us
01:33:28.680 And we want to make sure
01:33:29.520 Mexico doesn't go the way of Cuba
01:33:30.960 And the Canadians
01:33:32.340 You know, sometimes
01:33:33.060 You know, they'd rub us
01:33:33.900 The wrong way
01:33:34.560 But they're good people
01:33:36.320 By the way
01:33:36.700 You're not Canadian, are you?
01:33:37.820 No, no, no
01:33:39.060 God forbid
01:33:40.260 Stephen, I'm hurt by that question
01:33:43.300 Let me ask you
01:33:45.480 Because I want to know
01:33:46.640 What his
01:33:47.140 It's funny I ask that
01:33:48.080 Because I have a lot of friends
01:33:50.120 Who are Canadians
01:33:50.920 You know, and they're
01:33:51.860 In the United States
01:33:52.780 It's almost like
01:33:53.440 It's one big country
01:33:54.240 And maybe at the end
01:33:55.120 Of Trump's presidency
01:33:56.180 We will be one big country
01:33:58.020 I feel bad for you
01:33:59.780 That you have so many friends
01:34:01.100 From Canada
01:34:01.520 Anyway, the thing I want to know from you
01:34:05.060 Is what
01:34:05.820 Is there something
01:34:07.940 That he is trying to get
01:34:09.620 Like the reciprocal tariffs
01:34:10.960 I love
01:34:11.620 I just love those
01:34:12.640 And he was trying to get them
01:34:15.760 To be stronger on the border
01:34:17.440 For Canada and Mexico
01:34:19.340 And I didn't have a problem with that
01:34:21.600 He says they aren't doing enough of it
01:34:24.820 I'd kind of like to know
01:34:26.200 Is there a lie
01:34:27.200 Is there something
01:34:28.000 He says, that's enough
01:34:29.000 Is he trying to rebuild
01:34:31.920 Our industrial base
01:34:33.460 And try to convince
01:34:34.380 These companies
01:34:35.080 That are building in Mexico
01:34:36.400 Or Canada
01:34:37.080 To build in the United States
01:34:38.680 What is he doing?
01:34:41.400 What does he want?
01:34:42.780 Yeah, so you and I
01:34:44.220 Think alike on this
01:34:45.060 So here's the thing
01:34:47.140 I want to make sure
01:34:47.820 People understand this
01:34:48.680 Loud and clear
01:34:49.160 And I think a lot of the
01:34:50.280 You know, foreign countries
01:34:52.440 Don't quite completely get this
01:34:54.000 There's only one country
01:34:55.580 That really matters
01:34:56.320 And that's the United States
01:34:58.160 I mean, we are the hub
01:34:59.260 Of the world economy
01:35:00.160 And every other country
01:35:01.100 Is a spoke
01:35:01.660 So that gives us
01:35:03.200 And I've learned a lot
01:35:04.100 From Trump
01:35:04.540 Just being around him
01:35:05.380 He is, Glenn
01:35:06.400 The single greatest negotiator
01:35:09.160 I've ever met
01:35:09.780 Oh yeah
01:35:10.100 I mean
01:35:10.460 I think the guy's genius
01:35:11.400 He's a genius
01:35:12.760 In that regard
01:35:13.320 And that's how he got rich
01:35:14.820 He's an incredible
01:35:15.440 And if you read his book
01:35:17.180 And that was written
01:35:18.280 What, 30 or 40 years ago
01:35:19.460 But it still is relevant today
01:35:20.740 It's called
01:35:21.820 The Art of the Deal
01:35:22.480 And one of the things
01:35:23.660 I learned from reading that book
01:35:24.740 Is if I'm negotiating with you, Glenn
01:35:26.620 If we're negotiating a contract
01:35:28.120 Or something
01:35:28.600 And I have leverage over you
01:35:30.620 I'm going to probably win that
01:35:32.300 I'm going to probably win
01:35:33.880 That negotiation, right?
01:35:35.020 Correct
01:35:35.220 So leverage is everything
01:35:36.780 When you're negotiating
01:35:37.760 Well, guess what country
01:35:38.860 Has the most leverage in the world?
01:35:40.140 We do
01:35:40.500 We do
01:35:41.100 And, you know
01:35:43.060 Do you think Joe Biden
01:35:43.860 Never used our leverage?
01:35:45.120 No
01:35:45.300 Hell no
01:35:45.980 I don't even think
01:35:47.520 That other presidents
01:35:49.260 On our side
01:35:50.280 Used the leverage
01:35:51.780 That they should have
01:35:52.620 Yeah
01:35:53.540 And so what that means
01:35:55.000 Is that
01:35:55.460 Let's take China
01:35:56.600 As an example
01:35:57.180 I believe
01:35:58.640 As a free trader
01:35:59.500 That when we have
01:36:00.500 Free trade with China
01:36:01.360 We generally both
01:36:02.700 You know
01:36:03.080 They bring in a lot
01:36:03.720 Of cheap stuff
01:36:04.400 And that's good
01:36:05.420 For American consumers
01:36:06.320 And we sell them things
01:36:07.220 But they're not
01:36:08.620 Playing by the rules
01:36:09.400 They cheat
01:36:09.980 They steal
01:36:10.620 They are predatory
01:36:12.360 And they're dangerous
01:36:13.580 So we can say to them
01:36:15.740 Look
01:36:16.260 You're going to do
01:36:18.000 X, Y, and Z
01:36:19.080 Or
01:36:19.840 We're going to slap you
01:36:21.160 With a 30% tariff
01:36:22.520 Now they could say
01:36:23.440 Well, we're going to slap you
01:36:24.380 But they can't do that
01:36:25.340 They can't win a tit-for-tat
01:36:26.680 War with us
01:36:27.560 Because
01:36:28.140 If we can't trade with them
01:36:29.980 It would hurt us
01:36:30.780 If they can't trade with us
01:36:32.660 They go into Great Depression
01:36:33.920 And Trump understands that
01:36:36.540 And that's why
01:36:37.220 He's so effective
01:36:38.500 At using these threats
01:36:39.800 Of terror
01:36:40.300 Same thing with Mexico
01:36:41.400 And look
01:36:41.880 I love the Mexicans
01:36:42.740 I'm pro-Mexico
01:36:43.640 But the Mexicans
01:36:45.220 Have to trade
01:36:46.040 With the United States
01:36:46.860 They must
01:36:47.540 And so Trump is saying
01:36:48.740 If you want to
01:36:49.240 Have that access
01:36:50.320 To the biggest
01:36:51.040 Consumer market
01:36:51.920 In the world
01:36:52.380 You are going to
01:36:53.320 Help on
01:36:53.700 You know
01:36:54.540 The fentanyl crisis
01:36:55.520 You're going to
01:36:56.360 Help on the border
01:36:57.300 You're going to
01:36:57.980 Do the other things
01:36:58.720 That they should do anyway
01:37:00.000 Last night in the speech
01:37:03.080 He talked about farmers
01:37:04.400 And he spent a lot of time
01:37:06.280 On farmers
01:37:07.160 For that speech
01:37:09.920 He said
01:37:12.200 Look, it's going to
01:37:12.780 Get harder on farmers
01:37:13.880 Before it gets easier
01:37:15.000 But trust me
01:37:15.700 Just stay with me
01:37:16.660 It will get better
01:37:17.360 But, you know
01:37:18.820 He was saying
01:37:19.380 You're going to
01:37:19.880 You know
01:37:20.200 You're going to
01:37:20.580 Have to plant
01:37:21.400 Baby plant
01:37:22.380 And I'm not sure
01:37:24.740 That farming works
01:37:27.020 Like that
01:37:27.640 That fast
01:37:28.380 I mean
01:37:28.620 You're now talking
01:37:29.260 About it
01:37:29.780 And, you know
01:37:30.540 We're in
01:37:31.160 What, March
01:37:32.180 Planting season
01:37:34.160 Is coming very soon
01:37:35.580 And to say
01:37:36.740 Oh, we're going to
01:37:37.660 Lose, you know
01:37:38.320 All that money
01:37:39.000 From China
01:37:39.800 On soybeans
01:37:40.700 What do I plant?
01:37:42.780 I mean
01:37:43.120 Can the farmers
01:37:44.500 Turn that around
01:37:45.340 That fast?
01:37:48.980 I'm not an expert
01:37:50.520 On the agriculture industry
01:37:51.800 But I will say this
01:37:52.660 That, you know
01:37:53.620 He wants us
01:37:55.260 To be dominant
01:37:55.840 In energy
01:37:56.460 Incidentally
01:37:57.560 We should also be
01:37:58.600 We can and should
01:38:00.240 Be dominant
01:38:00.760 In minerals
01:38:01.620 You know
01:38:01.920 We just did a study
01:38:02.680 Of unleashed prosperity
01:38:03.600 You know
01:38:05.120 What country in the world
01:38:06.180 Has the most minerals?
01:38:08.160 Probably us
01:38:08.960 We've got the
01:38:12.060 Mountains of Dakota
01:38:13.000 We've got Utah
01:38:13.740 We've got Colorado
01:38:14.680 We've got Montana
01:38:15.000 But we can't get them
01:38:15.600 I know
01:38:16.860 You know why
01:38:17.480 For the last 20 years
01:38:18.820 The radical environmentalists
01:38:21.040 Have not allowed us to mine
01:38:22.400 And that's why
01:38:23.360 I'm a little frustrated
01:38:24.440 Even with Trump
01:38:25.100 A little bit
01:38:25.420 We said
01:38:25.620 Well, we've got to get
01:38:26.160 These precious minerals
01:38:27.040 From Ukraine
01:38:28.660 Well, in the short term
01:38:29.620 He's right
01:38:30.060 But let's
01:38:30.880 Why would we do that
01:38:32.180 When we have them
01:38:32.820 In Montana?
01:38:33.860 Right
01:38:34.120 Why wouldn't we just go
01:38:35.380 And, you know
01:38:35.980 Why do we have to be
01:38:36.600 Dependent on
01:38:37.220 China, Russia
01:38:39.180 And Ukraine
01:38:40.360 For our minerals
01:38:41.300 And we should become
01:38:43.000 More self-sufficient
01:38:43.740 We have
01:38:44.300 We should not just do
01:38:45.440 That's
01:38:45.840 I was thinking
01:38:46.480 When you said
01:38:47.080 You know
01:38:47.540 Plant, baby, plant
01:38:48.560 Because we are going
01:38:49.540 To drill, baby, drill
01:38:50.320 And we should mine, baby, mine
01:38:51.720 We should use
01:38:52.600 There is no country
01:38:53.600 In the world
01:38:54.080 That has more
01:38:54.660 Abundant resources
01:38:55.620 Glenn
01:38:56.120 Than we do
01:38:57.200 You know that
01:38:57.680 We've talked about this
01:38:58.420 For 25 years
01:38:59.240 You and I
01:38:59.960 He is
01:39:01.240 He is fascinating to me
01:39:03.680 I don't know
01:39:04.340 If people really understand
01:39:06.180 How much he understands
01:39:09.680 The singularity
01:39:10.880 And what is coming
01:39:14.080 What do you mean by that
01:39:14.340 The singularity
01:39:14.960 The super AI
01:39:17.240 Artificial super intelligence
01:39:18.820 Oh, right
01:39:19.340 Yeah
01:39:19.600 And how close we are to that
01:39:21.520 And how important that is
01:39:23.280 You know
01:39:24.400 All this talk about
01:39:25.000 Rare earth minerals
01:39:25.700 Etc, etc
01:39:26.460 Bringing in the Taiwan
01:39:28.120 Company
01:39:29.120 To make those
01:39:30.240 Super chips
01:39:31.360 Here in America
01:39:32.080 That is absolutely
01:39:33.300 Incredible
01:39:34.880 Needed
01:39:35.720 And they're the right
01:39:36.620 People to do it
01:39:37.580 I think he's going to
01:39:40.120 I don't think people
01:39:40.940 Really truly understand
01:39:42.380 How strategic
01:39:43.960 He is
01:39:45.280 And how he is
01:39:46.800 Looking to build
01:39:47.640 The America
01:39:48.380 For tomorrow
01:39:49.340 Well said
01:39:52.160 And you know
01:39:52.580 It's funny because
01:39:53.420 People ask me
01:39:54.900 All the time
01:39:55.460 You know
01:39:55.940 How are Reagan
01:39:56.780 And Trump different
01:39:58.220 And how are they the same
01:39:59.140 Because I did have
01:39:59.980 The opportunity
01:40:00.520 At the very tail end
01:40:01.580 Of the Reagan administration
01:40:02.420 To meet Ronald Reagan
01:40:03.820 I'm very proud of that
01:40:04.560 By the way
01:40:04.900 I want them to put
01:40:05.560 On my tombstone glass
01:40:06.660 And I would for
01:40:07.540 Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump
01:40:08.620 The two greatest presidents
01:40:09.800 Of modern time
01:40:10.440 Anyway
01:40:10.920 Here's one thing
01:40:12.860 Think about this
01:40:13.380 Here's what I find
01:40:14.760 Really remarkably similar
01:40:17.000 About Trump and Reagan
01:40:18.380 There's two things
01:40:19.120 One is
01:40:19.780 They both love people
01:40:21.240 They just love people
01:40:22.500 And Trump and Reagan
01:40:23.600 Both
01:40:23.840 Second thing
01:40:24.660 This is even more important
01:40:25.660 Both of them
01:40:26.860 Were always
01:40:27.780 Always
01:40:28.360 Underestimated
01:40:29.620 By their political opponents
01:40:31.020 And you remember
01:40:32.380 Reagan
01:40:32.700 Oh they laughed
01:40:33.680 When Reagan ran
01:40:34.340 For president
01:40:34.680 He's a great
01:40:35.320 The actor
01:40:35.820 From Hollywood
01:40:36.440 He can't be president
01:40:37.460 Right
01:40:38.020 Yeah
01:40:38.420 Same thing with Trump
01:40:41.220 They still think
01:40:41.900 He's stupid
01:40:42.320 He's not stupid
01:40:43.360 The guy's brilliant
01:40:44.920 He is
01:40:45.580 And so
01:40:46.560 I agree with that
01:40:47.980 I mean look
01:40:48.440 Sometimes he does things
01:40:49.480 That I think are dumb
01:40:50.280 And I do think
01:40:51.560 A screw came loose
01:40:52.400 A little bit
01:40:52.820 After the 2020 election
01:40:54.280 Where for about
01:40:54.920 Six months there
01:40:55.780 You know
01:40:56.840 I didn't like his behavior
01:40:58.780 But he's back
01:40:59.560 On his A-game
01:41:00.280 And it is
01:41:01.140 Something to behold
01:41:02.200 And I've never been more
01:41:04.440 Seriously
01:41:05.180 Since the election day
01:41:06.280 And since inauguration
01:41:07.220 I haven't been able
01:41:08.000 To stop smiling
01:41:08.740 Yeah
01:41:09.360 True
01:41:09.640 Steven let's get into
01:41:10.580 The really salacious content
01:41:11.800 Here and talk about
01:41:12.640 Washing machine tariffs
01:41:13.760 This is an interesting example
01:41:18.820 I think
01:41:19.200 Of the tariff strategy here
01:41:21.280 Right
01:41:21.540 They put on a 20% tariff
01:41:23.440 Back in
01:41:23.960 Was it 2017
01:41:24.660 2018
01:41:25.180 On incoming washing machines
01:41:26.960 It seems
01:41:28.320 Correct me if I'm wrong
01:41:29.620 On the understanding of this
01:41:30.600 But basically prices
01:41:32.160 Almost immediately went up
01:41:33.600 By 20%
01:41:34.260 Which is kind of
01:41:34.820 What you'd expect
01:41:35.520 However
01:41:36.200 There was a laudable goal
01:41:37.880 In mind
01:41:38.320 Which was to bring
01:41:39.260 Jobs back to America
01:41:40.940 It does seem like
01:41:42.640 A lot of studies show
01:41:43.400 About 1,800 jobs
01:41:45.060 In the washing machine industry
01:41:47.160 Were created
01:41:47.960 By Samsung
01:41:49.080 And other companies
01:41:49.900 That moved business here
01:41:51.540 However
01:41:52.340 Yes
01:41:52.680 At a cost of
01:41:53.820 1.5 billion dollars
01:41:55.540 To consumers annually
01:41:56.700 That's a cost of
01:41:57.420 $800,000 per job
01:41:59.800 And this is
01:42:00.880 Isn't this really consistent
01:42:02.560 Through the literature
01:42:03.180 On tariffs
01:42:03.860 That this is kind of
01:42:04.900 What plays out
01:42:06.440 Yeah
01:42:07.700 So
01:42:08.020 One of the
01:42:08.780 There's two reasons
01:42:10.020 Let me back up
01:42:11.320 Because it's very simple
01:42:12.220 And this is really
01:42:12.900 Fundamental to economics
01:42:14.920 If
01:42:16.560 Glenn
01:42:17.780 You and I
01:42:18.400 Trade together
01:42:19.180 You know
01:42:20.240 You trade something to me
01:42:21.160 And I trade something to you
01:42:22.320 We are both
01:42:23.400 By definition
01:42:24.060 Better off
01:42:24.640 Right
01:42:24.920 Yes
01:42:25.260 That's why trade
01:42:26.360 Is it
01:42:26.700 You know
01:42:27.160 If we all just
01:42:27.920 Made everything
01:42:28.560 Okay
01:42:28.980 That's why civilization
01:42:30.060 Is important
01:42:30.920 Exactly
01:42:31.700 Thank you
01:42:32.280 So this goes back
01:42:33.820 To
01:42:34.180 Not
01:42:35.040 Way even before
01:42:36.020 Milton Friedman
01:42:36.600 Was one of my greatest
01:42:37.340 My favorite economists
01:42:38.360 But Adam Smith
01:42:39.660 And Adam Smith
01:42:40.440 In his great book
01:42:41.920 The Wealth of Nations
01:42:42.740 Talked about this
01:42:43.740 Idea of comparative advantage
01:42:45.300 And I'm going to keep
01:42:45.920 This really simple
01:42:46.740 Okay
01:42:47.060 So
01:42:47.980 Brazil
01:42:49.240 And Colombia
01:42:50.340 Have great
01:42:51.040 Coffee beans
01:42:51.960 Right
01:42:52.480 The best coffee beans
01:42:53.340 In the world
01:42:53.760 We have the best microchips
01:42:55.740 So
01:42:56.340 It makes sense
01:42:57.400 That we would buy
01:42:58.320 Our coffee beans
01:42:59.720 From Brazil
01:43:00.260 And we would sell them
01:43:01.300 Microchips
01:43:02.280 You see what I'm saying
01:43:02.880 Yeah
01:43:03.120 Yeah
01:43:03.460 And so that's
01:43:04.620 That's why trade
01:43:05.740 Is so important
01:43:06.480 I mean if Art Laffer
01:43:07.460 Another one of my mentors
01:43:08.840 Were on
01:43:09.200 He'd say
01:43:09.540 You know
01:43:09.820 Free trade
01:43:10.360 Is one of the pillars
01:43:11.180 Of prosperity
01:43:11.800 When the freedom to trade
01:43:13.520 Makes everybody better off
01:43:15.140 But all Trump is saying
01:43:16.500 Is we want a
01:43:17.400 We want a level
01:43:17.960 Playing field here
01:43:18.740 We're the lowest
01:43:19.440 Tariff country
01:43:20.160 Did you know that Glenn
01:43:21.020 I didn't know that
01:43:22.340 But I would assume
01:43:23.680 That we should be
01:43:24.480 We should be
01:43:25.180 But I've never
01:43:27.000 Thought of it as
01:43:27.860 Look
01:43:28.440 What you charge us
01:43:30.040 We'll charge you
01:43:31.120 That way it is
01:43:32.360 Again
01:43:32.740 Free trade
01:43:33.660 Just with the tariffs
01:43:35.380 But that's caused by you
01:43:36.660 You get rid of them
01:43:37.440 I get rid of them
01:43:38.160 Yeah
01:43:38.980 And I think
01:43:39.940 In the end of the day
01:43:40.780 And this is my
01:43:41.400 You know
01:43:41.980 When I say my prayers
01:43:42.640 At night
01:43:42.920 I hope this is the way
01:43:43.660 It turns out
01:43:44.300 After two or three years
01:43:46.280 Of this Trump administration
01:43:47.260 I believe
01:43:47.880 We will move
01:43:48.780 More
01:43:49.620 Towards freer
01:43:50.960 And fairer trade
01:43:52.360 I hope so
01:43:53.440 Stephen
01:43:54.060 Thank you very much
01:43:54.960 Appreciate it
01:43:55.580 From the Committee
01:43:56.340 To Unleash Prosperity
01:43:57.640 He's the co-founder
01:43:58.440 You can find him
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01:44:03.580 At Stephen Moore
01:44:05.440 Back in just a minute
01:44:06.500 It's been over a year now
01:44:07.860 Since the brutal attacks
01:44:08.940 On October 7th
01:44:10.280 And the war
01:44:10.600 That followed it
01:44:11.280 You know
01:44:11.720 When President Trump
01:44:12.420 Talked about
01:44:13.040 Bringing hostages home
01:44:14.360 And the Democrats
01:44:15.860 Didn't applaud
01:44:17.540 I mean
01:44:18.840 Hello
01:44:20.180 When he talked about
01:44:22.160 Abbey Gate
01:44:23.400 That was that
01:44:24.620 Horror show
01:44:25.740 In Afghanistan
01:44:26.660 And he said
01:44:27.700 We just got
01:44:29.100 The mastermind
01:44:30.200 Behind that
01:44:30.960 And he's coming here
01:44:32.120 To face American justice
01:44:33.700 They didn't applaud
01:44:35.120 For that
01:44:35.660 It's pretty
01:44:37.440 Monstrous
01:44:38.280 It really is
01:44:39.420 I don't know
01:44:40.820 How else
01:44:41.280 To explain it
01:44:42.440 But
01:44:42.660 People are still
01:44:44.260 In mourning
01:44:44.800 The loss
01:44:45.540 Of the
01:44:45.980 Bebas children
01:44:46.740 Who
01:44:47.320 Were being held
01:44:48.780 Hostage
01:44:49.700 In Gaza
01:44:50.300 They've
01:44:51.280 Finally
01:44:51.720 Returned
01:44:52.540 The body
01:44:52.900 Of the
01:44:53.240 Mother
01:44:53.520 But they
01:44:53.960 Intentionally
01:44:55.180 Put the wrong
01:44:56.580 Body in there
01:44:57.540 Of some other
01:44:58.180 Woman
01:44:58.540 It's just
01:44:59.000 Horrible
01:44:59.740 Jews are our
01:45:01.080 Spiritual brothers
01:45:01.800 And sisters
01:45:02.320 And the
01:45:02.640 International
01:45:03.080 Fellowship
01:45:03.780 Of Christians
01:45:04.260 And Jews
01:45:04.660 Is doing
01:45:05.000 Everything
01:45:05.320 They can
01:45:05.860 To make
01:45:06.140 That bond
01:45:06.600 Between us
01:45:07.300 Even stronger
01:45:08.080 But they
01:45:08.380 Need your
01:45:08.780 Help to do
01:45:09.220 It
01:45:09.340 Your gift
01:45:10.320 Today
01:45:10.620 Will provide
01:45:11.200 Critically
01:45:11.860 Needed
01:45:12.240 Aid
01:45:12.460 To
01:45:12.680 Communities
01:45:13.240 In the
01:45:13.500 North
01:45:13.780 And the
01:45:14.120 South
01:45:14.400 Devastated
01:45:15.060 By the
01:45:15.400 Ongoing
01:45:15.920 War
01:45:16.240 A
01:45:16.840 Generous
01:45:17.280 Donation
01:45:17.760 Will
01:45:18.120 Deliver
01:45:18.460 help
01:45:18.740 To those
01:45:19.420 In need
01:45:20.120 It's
01:45:20.920 A time
01:45:21.480 Of great
01:45:21.820 Uncertainty
01:45:22.540 All around
01:45:23.100 But in
01:45:23.480 Israel
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01:45:54.520 I'm
01:45:54.820 I'm
01:45:55.100 Getting
01:45:55.260 Right
01:45:55.460 After
01:45:55.880 The
01:45:56.060 Show
01:45:56.280 I'm
01:45:56.560 I'm
01:45:56.940 I'm
01:45:58.540 Getting
01:45:58.720 To
01:45:59.080 Go
01:45:59.800 And
01:46:00.100 Interview
01:46:00.520 Kid
01:46:00.920 Rock
01:46:01.220 Which
01:46:01.600 I
01:46:01.900 Am
01:46:02.280 Like
01:46:02.780 I'm
01:46:04.340 Like
01:46:04.640 In
01:46:05.200 Full
01:46:05.400 Fledged
01:46:05.660 Panic
01:46:06.120 I
01:46:06.440 Really
01:46:06.660 Should
01:46:06.920 Be
01:46:07.160 Yeah
01:46:07.500 I'm
01:46:07.880 In
01:46:07.960 Full
01:46:08.100 Fledged
01:46:08.340 You're
01:46:08.580 Not
01:46:08.760 Cool
01:46:08.980 Enough
01:46:09.160 To
01:46:09.300 Talk
01:46:09.480 To
01:46:09.620 Kid
01:46:09.760 Rock
01:46:09.980 Exactly
01:46:10.720 Yeah
01:46:11.180 I feel
01:46:11.940 And
01:46:12.180 This
01:46:12.380 True
01:46:12.640 I
01:46:12.940 Feel
01:46:13.360 Like
01:46:13.760 I'm
01:46:14.600 Back
01:46:14.920 In
01:46:15.420 I
01:46:15.640 Don't
01:46:15.720 Know
01:46:15.860 Grade
01:46:16.200 School
01:46:16.580 Going
01:46:17.000 To
01:46:17.420 The
01:46:17.840 Lunchroom
01:46:18.580 And
01:46:20.120 I'm
01:46:21.140 About
01:46:21.320 To
01:46:21.440 Be
01:46:21.560 Beat
01:46:21.760 Up
01:46:21.980 I
01:46:22.160 Mean
01:46:22.300 I
01:46:22.440 Just
01:46:22.620 I
01:46:23.460 Just
01:46:23.780 I
01:46:24.000 Feel
01:46:24.220 Like
01:46:24.420 I
01:46:24.780 This
01:46:25.180 Is
01:46:25.400 And
01:46:25.880 I
01:46:26.100 Would
01:46:26.260 Say
01:46:26.460 Physical
01:46:27.420 Violence
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