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00:02:06 pat and jeffy for glenn today uh there were some primaries some big important primaries

00:02:17 and some fascinating results from those primaries and frankly quite sure how to

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00:03:47 All right, so yesterday, Francesca Hong, I always want to call her Wong for some reason, it's Hong,

00:03:56 she lost in her bid to become governor of Wisconsin.

00:04:00 Wait, what? 0.99

00:04:01 Yeah, the socialist psycho actually lost the election. 0.98

00:04:06 And on the surface, it seemed, oh, good, right? 0.97

00:04:10 You don't want a socialist psycho even having a chance to win in November.

00:04:16 But would she have had a better chance or a worse chance of losing to the Republican in the general election? 0.99

00:04:26 Yeah.

00:04:26 That's a good question.

00:04:27 A lot of experts think this guy, the guy who won,

00:04:34 has a better chance of beating the Republican than she would have.

00:04:37 Now, who knows?

00:04:38 And you don't want to even take a chance, really,

00:04:41 that the socialist is going to win in these cases.

00:04:46 I mean, they are so far out.

00:04:48 So the person that was running against Hong, is he like a socialist light?

00:04:56 Is he part of the Democratic Socialist Light Party?

00:04:59 Yeah, I mean, he's super liberal, obviously.

00:05:01 Obviously, yeah. 0.52

00:05:02 But he's more of a normal liberal than she is.

00:05:05 I mean, she was so weird that she hated Thanksgiving,

00:05:09 except that was her favorite holiday, but she wanted to eliminate it.

00:05:12 Right.

00:05:13 Right?

00:05:14 I had the first meal I cooked when I was a chef.

00:05:17 Okay.

00:05:18 Okay, whatever.

00:05:19 She also apparently hated Christmas because she talked about in 2019, she felt attacked when at her workplace, the IT bro, as she called him, changed the computer background to show snow and Christmas trees.

00:05:39 Oh, no.

00:05:40 Oh, no.

00:05:42 She didn't like that.

00:05:43 She felt threatened by it.

00:05:45 I don't know why she just didn't change the background.

00:05:47 She didn't have the admin rights, bro. 1.00

00:05:50 Maybe she couldn't.

00:05:51 She had to get a hold of the bro.

00:05:52 We do have that problem here.

00:05:54 If you're not the administrator, you can't make changes like that.

00:05:59 So maybe she was stuck with it, and that freaked her out.

00:06:03 Threatened her every day.

00:06:04 Every day she came at the computer.

00:06:06 It was snowing on my computer.

00:06:08 Unbelievable. 0.99

00:06:11 She also wanted to ban the police, eliminate police. 1.00

00:06:16 She wanted to eliminate prisons.

00:06:19 Yeah, that's a good idea. 0.99

00:06:21 That's a good idea. 0.99

00:06:22 She wanted to eliminate ICE, of course. 1.00

00:06:24 She wanted to eliminate the Senate. 1.00

00:06:26 I mean, it's just burn it all down. 1.00

00:06:29 Psychotic.

00:06:30 So the other guy didn't want to do necessarily those things,

00:06:34 but he does want to raise taxes.

00:06:36 And he's not good on immigration and all of that nonsense.

00:06:42 But at least...

00:06:42 Yeah, he doesn't want to close down ICE.

00:06:44 He just wants them gone.

00:06:45 Yeah, right.

00:06:46 Exactly.

00:06:47 I'm not going to allow them to do anything.

00:06:49 Yes.

00:06:50 Yeah.

00:06:51 But we really have a democratic socialist problem in this country.

00:06:56 We kind of do.

00:06:56 They've got their hooks in.

00:06:58 Everywhere you turn, it's seemingly there's an issue.

00:07:01 But there was a great interview that the New Yorkers' David Remnick did

00:07:06 with the DSA co-chair, Megan Romer.

00:07:10 She's a real winner.

00:07:12 it's just a darn shame she's not running for anything right now because you'd love to see 0.74

00:07:20 she doesn't need to run for this she's in control of the dsa what are we talking about right and 1.00

00:07:25 well not in full control but wait she'll get her grubby hands on the full control soon 0.99

00:07:31 well you hope so yeah you're gonna find out how brilliant she is in just a second here

00:07:37 But David Remnick, I was kind of surprised that he conducted a pretty good interview.

00:07:43 Yes, he did.

00:07:43 Tries to hold her feet to the fire.

00:07:46 Here they are talking about taxes. 0.93

00:07:48 But we do believe in taxing the hell out of millionaires.

00:07:50 Yeah, absolutely.

00:07:52 What does taxing the hell out of them mean?

00:07:54 Good question.

00:07:55 Yeah, you know, again, I don't have like a solid, but I think.

00:07:59 But shouldn't you?

00:08:00 Thank you.

00:08:01 Um, I mean, if you're the co-chair, if you're the co-chair of the DSA, shouldn't you be

00:08:07 more specific than just taxing the hell out of something?

00:08:09 Yes!

00:08:09 What exactly do you mean?

00:08:11 Yes!

00:08:12 So again, it's democracy, right?

00:08:14 And we have to look at what we need to spend and what we need.

00:08:17 We don't want to depend on the existence of millionaires because that means people are

00:08:20 still getting exploited.

00:08:22 So, so yeah, we need to, we need to look at what we need to pay for in the interim, what,

00:08:26 what sort of tax base we need for that to happen and then, um, and build from there.

00:08:30 okay so even these psychos don't have an answer for that like how much are you talking about and

00:08:35 usually they're not ashamed to tell you that i mean they want to eliminate the police and prisons

00:08:42 for heaven's sakes tell us what taxing the hell out of somebody means what do you want to take

00:08:47 50 you want to take 100 what do you want to do here how much is enough and what are we doing

00:08:53 with that money i mean is that is that money just being redistributed to uh the people on the streets

00:08:58 Exactly, yeah.

00:08:59 Of course it is.

00:08:59 Because you're not paying for prisons, you're not paying for ICE, you're not paying for

00:09:03 the Senate, you're not paying for any of the city services, I guess, right?

00:09:08 I mean, the municipality, the people that are holding office aren't there.

00:09:12 What exactly is the money that you're getting from these millionaires that you hate so much

00:09:17 doing?

00:09:18 Yeah.

00:09:18 And we have to stop. 0.85

00:09:20 Once they stop being millionaires, right, then the people aren't oppressed working for

00:09:25 them.

00:09:26 What happens then?

00:09:28 but the people who want to tax the hell out of millionaires and billionaires never have that

00:09:35 answer what what are you going to spend it on how much are you going to take what is their fair

00:09:39 share because the upper one percent already pay 51 of the burden they the top one percent of earners

00:09:46 pay 51 of the tax burden how much should it be well not that i'll tell you what that's not that's

00:09:54 not enough no it's it's it's never enough to these people it's never enough they don't want

00:10:00 people to be wealthy they don't want people to be successful in this country they don't care

00:10:04 what you've created they don't care how it's helped humanity they don't care it's oppressed

00:10:09 of the humanity right yeah you think so you think uh uh amazon has oppressed humanity oh my gosh

00:10:17 Oh, yeah.

00:10:20 SpaceX and Tesla.

00:10:21 Oh, the hatred of the people that worked that for him.

00:10:25 Yeah, I know.

00:10:26 Elon's only made, I don't know how many people, millionaires.

00:10:30 Well, it was when he took SpaceX public, thousands, thousands.

00:10:37 In fact, some of them became billionaires,

00:10:40 and then thousands of them became millionaires.

00:10:44 That's a terrible thing.

00:10:45 That's a terrible thing.

00:10:46 That's terrible.

00:10:46 Now you've just got a bunch more people who need to be taxed.

00:10:50 Yeah, that are busy oppressing other people.

00:10:52 Yep, that's right.

00:10:54 But, I mean, that is the socialist mindset.

00:10:59 Yes, it is.

00:10:59 Now, of course, what's her name here?

00:11:02 Megan Romer.

00:11:03 Megan. 1.00

00:11:04 She's a great spokesperson for them.

00:11:06 She's got all the numbers and all the facts to back everything up.

00:11:12 I mean, it's shocking how bad she is.

00:11:16 It really is.

00:11:17 I mean, I know my line is if someone puts a mic in front of you, you don't have to speak.

00:11:24 It's a good rule of thumb, and a lot of people need to practice that.

00:11:28 But she should, but the mic is at her house.

00:11:34 Yeah, so she goes ahead and tries to answer questions.

00:11:40 Here she is talking about her politics.

00:11:43 You describe yourself as a Jon Stewart liberal.

00:11:46 Tell me about your life until 2018.

00:11:49 What were you doing?

00:11:50 What was your mindset and why did it change?

00:11:53 Absolutely true.

00:11:54 Got most of my news from Jon Stewart.

00:11:56 That was my primary news source.

00:11:58 I'd read the Sunday Times and I'd read Jon Stewart.

00:12:01 And I actually, I did read the New Yorker.

00:12:03 And sometimes even for more than the cartoons.

00:12:05 I appreciate that.

00:12:06 But what happened?

00:12:07 What turned?

00:12:09 So after Hillary Clinton did not win, and I was supportive of Hillary Clinton.

00:12:13 I was not a registered Democrat at that point.

00:12:15 I was registered independent.

00:12:16 um and then she didn't win and i was horrified i was baffled i tried to become involved in the

00:12:25 democratic party what i ended up involved in was this like women's club where you'd like have

00:12:30 speakers like you weren't actually making any decisions you were hearing people talk about a

00:12:33 book um and that was all really frustrating because i was like who's doing anything what

00:12:40 are we pushing anything toward and a friend who was a folk musician said you know we are starting

00:12:45 this dsa chapter you should come to a meeting i was like the socialists and i was like all right

00:12:52 well i'll come to your meeting because because we're friends but i'm not saying comrade um

00:12:57 and i went to the meeting and i was just so relieved they were actually doing something

00:13:02 just anything they had plans to just do something that's a problem yeah that's a problem that we're

00:13:08 seeing all over the country uh for sure is because they're doing something something they're not doing

00:13:13 the right thing but it's something it doesn't matter they're due they they're perceived as

00:13:18 doing something yep and she's doing something if you're doing nothing then what you're doing

00:13:27 is oppressing the people you are doing something you're oppressing people and you're making money 1.00

00:13:31 and you're busy out there oppressing and we can't have that oof again she shouldn't be uh she 0.98

00:13:40 shouldn't be the co-chair of the glee club and here she is uh the head of a you know a party 1.00

00:13:47 that's becoming fairly significant and she's just butt stupid she's she's the national yeah oh that's 1.00

00:13:56 not because aoc made a point of saying that aoc aoc has nothing to do with the national 1.00

00:14:01 she's just new york local chapter and that's better i guess worse or about the same what is

00:14:09 It's different.

00:14:11 I do like the fact that the New Yorkers, David Nurevnik,

00:14:14 seems to be completely disgusted with her. 1.00

00:14:16 And he's doing a great job by keeping it calm and letting her just spew her dumbness. 1.00

00:14:21 Yep. 1.00

00:14:22 I mean, instead of arguing anything, just let her spew her dumbness. 1.00

00:14:27 Yep. 1.00

00:14:27 And just hold her feet to the fire a little bit. 1.00

00:14:29 Push back a little, yep.

00:14:30 Just push back enough to say, wait, shouldn't you have that number?

00:14:33 Yeah.

00:14:34 Shouldn't you know what you're talking about?

00:14:36 Really well done.

00:14:37 Yeah.

00:14:37 Yeah. He does a nice job here, which kind of surprises me. I wouldn't expect that from the New Yorker, but he actually does a really good job. Then, of course, he asks her about Israel.

00:14:49 oh boy of israel in any form essentially a red card in dsa as i understand it in 2024 dsa's

00:14:58 national political committee withdrew its endorsement of alexandria ocasio cortez

00:15:03 over her support for house resolution stating that denying israel's right to exist as a form

00:15:11 of anti-semitism and her local local her local chapter stuck with her um and this was an argument

00:15:17 that continued on.

00:15:18 Where are you on it?

00:15:20 Yeah, so that was like a very complicated

00:15:23 and very like inter-DSA bureaucratic question,

00:15:27 but convention decided that, yeah,

00:15:28 this is a solid red line.

00:15:31 No defense or economic support for Israel.

00:15:35 Wow.

00:15:37 Does Israel have the right to defend itself

00:15:39 according to DSA?

00:15:41 What is the position that DSA is headed toward here?

00:15:45 Is it for a two-state solution?

00:15:46 Is it a binational, one-state solution?

00:15:50 What, in fact, is the position of DSA?

00:15:53 Yeah, so our position is a free Palestine with the capital in Jerusalem.

00:15:58 So I think that could be safely read as a one-state solution. 0.82

00:16:02 So the Camp David accords that were being negotiated at the beginning of the century

00:16:07 under the Clinton administration, had the Palestinians accepted it,

00:16:11 that would have satisfied you?

00:16:15 Good question.

00:16:16 And I need to look at what the actual specifics there are.

00:16:18 Pause it for a second.

00:16:19 Because the fact is, I have no idea what you're talking about.

00:16:23 Is that obvious?

00:16:25 I mean, that is so obvious.

00:16:26 She has no idea what he's talking about there.

00:16:30 She has never heard about it.

00:16:31 She doesn't know anything about it.

00:16:33 Nope.

00:16:33 Not once.

00:16:34 You know, that's a good question.

00:16:36 I don't know all the specifics on that or anything at all about that or anything else.

00:16:42 I mean I don't know all the specifics

00:16:46 either but

00:16:46 you know what happened

00:16:50 you know what happened

00:16:51 she doesn't she really doesn't

00:16:53 and she favors 0.85

00:16:55 a one state solution

00:16:56 and that state is not Israel 0.89

00:16:59 she doesn't believe Israel has the right

00:17:01 to exist

00:17:02 I mean they can go somewhere else

00:17:05 I think she explains that

00:17:06 or at least in part

00:17:08 good question i need to i need to look at what the actual specifics there were i don't know them

00:17:15 off the top of my head but um yeah so when you say does he have the right to defend himself

00:17:20 people humans peoples have the right to live in safety absolutely um but if that safety means

00:17:28 doing genocide to somebody else then no that's that's not defensible daria lisa avila chevalier

00:17:34 recently won a primary election in New York City and is almost sure to win the general election.

00:17:39 She attended an October 8th pro-Palestinian pro-Hamas rally, which many people saw as a

00:17:46 justification of the October 7th attack. And some of her tweets have been extremely ugly on this

00:17:53 score and on others. Do you fully support her in all these activities and what she's had to say?

00:17:59 I think Daria Lisa can speak for herself

00:18:02 certainly and I think she's apologized

00:18:04 for some pieces of that

00:18:06 Not for attending that rally

00:18:08 Unapologetic about other pieces of that

00:18:11 Do you support

00:18:12 yourself in that?

00:18:14 Yeah, I do

00:18:15 In other words, you would have gone to that rally

00:18:18 had you been able

00:18:19 That's a good question, I probably would have

00:18:22 I don't live in New York City

00:18:24 so I wouldn't have

00:18:25 One day after the slaughter of 1,200 people 0.96

00:18:28 and taking over 200 hostages you would have come and rallied behind hamas

00:18:33 i think that october 7th was largely inevitable if you put people in a an open air concentration

00:18:42 camp and you deprive them of rights of dignity of food of the ability to live in safety you

00:18:49 have to expect that they are going to uh i can't take that for that long oh i mean wow first of

00:18:57 Well, open air precludes it being a concentration camp.

00:19:05 So that doesn't work at all.

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00:20:30 So there you have it.

00:20:31 From the DSA co-chair, Megan Romer.

00:20:35 She supported Hamas on October 8th. 0.72

00:20:40 She would have gone to that rally like Daria Liza did. 0.90

00:20:44 Which means that they supported the slaughter of Israel and Israelis. 0.86

00:20:50 Of innocent Israelis on October 7th.

00:20:53 Because Israel hadn't responded yet. 0.65

00:20:56 I hadn't done any of it. 0.89

00:20:57 I hadn't responded at all.

00:20:58 No. 0.99

00:20:59 And so you support just the slaughter of Israelis. 0.75

00:21:04 Yeah, all the violence was from the Palestinians and Hamas, if I remember correctly. 0.84

00:21:11 I might get that screwed up, but I'm just thinking October 7th. 1.00

00:21:15 No, it seems to be pretty accurate.

00:21:16 I think you've got to feel for it, for what happened there.

00:21:21 And they're fine with it. 0.97

00:21:22 In fact, they're supporting it because they're showing up at the rally for it on behalf of the slaughter of 1,200 Israelis. 0.84

00:21:32 And as you mentioned, over 200 kidnappings as well. 0.65

00:21:36 So they took 200 hostages.

00:21:38 They killed 1,200 Israelis. 1.00

00:21:40 And you're supporting them in that effort.

00:21:43 That just shows that this is an anti-Jew thing.

00:21:49 Oh, for sure. 1.00

00:21:51 She's pretty unabashed about it.

00:21:52 pretty open about it 1.00

00:21:55 despicable

00:21:57 they have a right to exist 0.90

00:21:59 well kind of not though

00:22:00 people

00:22:01 can defend themselves

00:22:04 and that's what they were doing

00:22:07 so she doesn't actually believe that

00:22:09 no she does not

00:22:10 so if you're in Israel 0.98

00:22:13 you don't have a right to defend yourself

00:22:15 that's kind of

00:22:17 gone now in her mind

00:22:19 and in the DSA

00:22:20 so just know

00:22:22 if you support the democratic socialists of america that's what you support the elimination

00:22:29 of israel and a one-state solution that's just palestine no israel 0.53

00:22:36 wow that's it though that's it though don't worry about it uh and of course you gotta tax the hell

00:22:45 out of anybody who's been successful in america all right i don't know what that means necessarily

00:22:49 I just know that you've got to tax the hell out of them.

00:22:52 You're a millionaire.

00:22:53 We're taking your money.

00:22:54 Right.

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00:24:28 uh with the dsa supporting a one state solution in the middle east and that state being palestine

00:24:39 it just um it amazes me that there are are americans still that support that party at all

00:24:48 I'm not sure what aspect of the Democratic Socialists of America you like,

00:24:55 but there's not much to like as far as I can tell.

00:25:00 But as far as supporting Israel, I'd like to know,

00:25:04 let's take a temperature of the room.

00:25:07 Do you still support, where do you stand now with Israel

00:25:10 and the support that we give to them?

00:25:13 Do we continue to send them $3.5 billion a year?

00:25:17 Or is it time to amend that arrangement?

00:25:22 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday said Israel would reject the 15-point proposal for peace in the Gaza put forward by President Trump.

00:25:33 Netanyahu said Israel rejects the 15-point document.

00:25:36 The IDF will not make any withdrawal until Hamas is truly disarmed and will continue to thwart threats against our forces and citizens.

00:25:47 Now, President Trump in July announced an agreement for Hamas to disarm

00:25:52 and for Israeli defense forces to withdraw from the Gaza Strip as part of that ceasefire.

00:25:58 Part of the deal, right.

00:25:59 So, I guess until they disarm, they're not going to support the agreement, right?

00:26:07 I mean, that's what they said, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:26:09 Yeah. And I think Netanyahu's, you know, like the peace plan that we, I guess, have preliminarily looked at or written with Iran, talked about all the neighboring states, you know, can't be attacked.

00:26:28 Right. Lebanon, Syria.

00:26:29 You know, it's like, no, no, we're not agreeing to that.

00:26:36 Yeah, so we're kind of in a tough position with Israel right now.

00:26:40 And, you know, Netanyahu has said that eventually they're going to wean

00:26:44 themselves off of American support.

00:26:48 He did say that.

00:26:48 Absolutely, he did say that.

00:26:50 I don't know that his friends in the Knesset were agreeing with him.

00:26:54 I haven't heard a lot of, yeah, what he said.

00:26:57 I haven't heard a lot of that.

00:26:58 No, I don't think so.

00:26:59 Oh, hey, Benji, what are you doing?

00:27:02 That's a lot.

00:27:02 $3.5 billion a year, you're going to just all of a sudden do without that?

00:27:09 Yeah.

00:27:09 There's going to be some withdrawals.

00:27:11 But the thing is, I think there's a lot of Americans right now who are just tired of it.

00:27:17 Absolutely.

00:27:18 Tired of supporting Israel, tired of supporting really anybody with foreign donations.

00:27:25 Absolutely.

00:27:25 And on top of that, you have the DSA members who want to just be rid of Israel altogether. 0.68

00:27:32 You don't want them to exist.

00:27:34 And then you have the people like Tucker Carlson who just hate Netanyahu.

00:27:40 He's finding common ground with others like Hunter Biden.

00:27:45 And I don't know about Thomas Massey or what's-her-face from Georgia,

00:27:49 but they just hate Netanyahu.

00:27:52 I mean, that's their out on, oh, we don't hate Israel.

00:27:58 But that Netanyahu, that guy.

00:28:02 That guy.

00:28:03 Yeah.

00:28:04 So.

00:28:05 I don't know. 0.75

00:28:06 I think that they, I think Thomas Massey is pretty much done with supporting Israel at all.

00:28:11 Isn't he?

00:28:12 Honestly, I don't know.

00:28:14 I think he's done with supporting them completely.

00:28:18 If I'm not mistaken.

00:28:19 That's probably part of the package, right?

00:28:21 With the whatever.

00:28:22 He doesn't want to send him three and a half billion anymore.

00:28:24 What can I think of?

00:28:25 Marjorie Taylor Greene. 1.00

00:28:27 The chick from Georgia. 0.99

00:28:28 Yeah. 1.00

00:28:28 yeah tg yeah she appreciates me calling her a chick i think she probably does yeah she probably

00:28:37 does uh but yeah i there was way too much agreement with uh with tucker and uh hunter

00:28:45 biden the other day oh yeah what are they talking time two hours two hours and it was uh they agreed

00:28:52 on israel they agreed on oh yes many other things of uh the hatred of uh bb netanyahu is very

00:29:00 prevalent and spoken about um and then uh you know uh hunter did a huge talk about you know his

00:29:09 his uh drug addiction and his rehab from that and how his wife helped him and what a wonderful thing

00:29:16 You know, it is now, and Tucker just ate it up, lapped it up.

00:29:23 It was wonderful.

00:29:24 Interesting, the support he's getting from some.

00:29:26 It is interesting.

00:29:28 Who have been supposedly on the right for a really long time.

00:29:32 And they're rehabilitating Hunter Biden.

00:29:35 Yes, they are.

00:29:36 Why are we doing that?

00:29:37 Yes, they are.

00:29:38 And they talked about, you know, he talked about his debts.

00:29:42 He's, you know, he's still.

00:29:43 Yeah, he's deeply in debt, isn't he?

00:29:44 He still owes millions of dollars in debt.

00:29:49 So he's hoping, you know, he's working for a couple of places in L.A.

00:29:54 to help the homeless, and then he has his sub stack.

00:30:00 And what else did he have?

00:30:03 I can't remember.

00:30:04 He's doing these interviews, and he's hoping that it'll all work out.

00:30:07 I bet he is hoping it'll all work out.

00:30:10 He's painting.

00:30:11 Oh, good.

00:30:12 And he's writing a substack, and so he's hoping that it all works out.

00:30:19 I bet he is, being millions of dollars in debt.

00:30:22 Any idea how much he's getting for his paintings now?

00:30:26 Because I think most of the money that was going to paintings

00:30:30 was really for access to Joe Biden when he was president.

00:30:35 Oh, man.

00:30:35 Shoes.

00:30:35 Yeah.

00:30:36 I'm sorry.

00:30:37 Wow.

00:30:37 Yeah, I'm sure the paintings were fantastic as well.

00:30:40 Whatever he's getting for them, it's not enough.

00:30:43 I'll say that.

00:30:44 I think people were paying $50,000, $75,000.

00:30:47 At the time.

00:30:47 In fact, they stopped reporting on it, right?

00:30:49 Because they didn't want to be known how much a lot of his paintings were getting sold for.

00:30:56 Yeah.

00:30:57 I mean, people like you thought it was to get access to his dad.

00:31:02 Ha!

00:31:02 Whatever. 0.97

00:31:04 Silly of me. 0.99

00:31:05 Really silly of me. 0.99

00:31:06 Whatever.

00:31:07 I'm sure the paintings are Renoir-like, Monet-ish.

00:31:13 Years to come.

00:31:14 Yeah.

00:31:15 You'll be happy to say, is that a Biden?

00:31:20 Yeah, I'm sure that's the case.

00:31:22 Yeah, yeah.

00:31:22 That's going to happen.

00:31:23 It is.

00:31:24 It is.

00:31:24 That's an HB signature.

00:31:29 Yeah, so people will be willing to pay ones of dollars for that.

00:31:36 I'm sure, and this is just a guess,

00:31:39 that you'll be able to find them in people's attics all across America.

00:31:43 Yes.

00:31:44 Yes, you will.

00:31:46 Also, some stunning admissions by Anthony Fauci lately

00:31:52 have been pretty amazing.

00:31:56 He's not necessarily admitting to anything,

00:31:59 but we are finding some...

00:32:01 We have evidence of stuff that he has been said, yes,

00:32:04 that has been said throughout the COVID years.

00:32:06 Newly released texts from Senator Rand Paul and Ron Johnson from Wisconsin showed that Fauci and other health officials actually knew about a miscarriage risk to the coronavirus vaccine, but told the public that it was completely safe for pregnant women.

00:32:28 uh the exchange showed fauci referring to the miscarriage risk in texts to surgeon general

00:32:35 vivek murthy and dr rochelle walensky who was the director of the center for disease control

00:32:42 right at the time uh that's absolutely despicable oh no question i mean no and look at the time

00:32:52 we had talked about uh the the um the study that they were doing on pregnant women that they just

00:32:58 stopped because they didn't like the data i know we have that study we don't need to do that study

00:33:04 never mind never mind never mind it's fine they should get the vaccine um i just watched a and

00:33:10 just an aside from that i just watched a story that was a cnn story uh during the pandemic the

00:33:17 height of the pandemic and fauci was really saying that everyone should be uh you know

00:33:22 vaccinated and wear a mask cnn went chasing a doctor who was questioning everything about the

00:33:30 vaccine and i mean they hunted him down like he was a criminal right and uh and that's how that's

00:33:37 how people like him and us were treated for even questioning it yeah you oh you you weren't allowed

00:33:44 to so i mean it's it's amazing and now we're finding proof that you know these i mean we knew

00:33:51 it right i mean we did you you may not have maybe maybe the you know maybe the a lot of americans

00:33:59 didn't know it but i mean if you followed it i think a lot of americans did know it um here's

00:34:06 what fauci said in february of 2021 on pregnant women and the covid facts since the eua and under

00:34:14 the eua approximately 20 000 pregnant women have been vaccinated with no red flags as we say

00:34:22 and this is being monitored by the cbc and the fda right wow meanwhile behind closed doors yeah

00:34:31 there were red flags weren't there there were a lot of red more than red flags they were discussing

00:34:37 the uncertainty that americans uh were facing and the things that people were bringing up

00:34:45 uh and there was missing pregnancy data pregnant women excluded from trials

00:34:51 uh who statement the world health organization statement uh citing the lack of data and a

00:34:58 theoretical concern about miscarriage after the second dose so they already knew about it and

00:35:04 And then they kept telling the American people it was perfectly safe.

00:35:06 Safe and effective.

00:35:08 We are not here.

00:35:10 You do not see us here.

00:35:12 Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain, Anthony Fauci, who has been despicable for

00:35:21 and way before the COVID vaccine was being discussed.

00:35:27 I mean, you go back to the 80s with this guy, and he really should be in jail.

00:35:32 He should be in prison.

00:35:32 I mean, and look, he was worried about COVID all along.

00:35:36 I will say that you could probably make the case,

00:35:41 and I'm not one to have to do all the work to make this case,

00:35:46 but you could probably go back and make the case that

00:35:48 Anthony Fauci helped create COVID, had his hands in that.

00:35:54 Oh, you could definitely make that case.

00:35:56 Oh, yeah, with the gain of function in the majority of China?

00:35:58 He may have even had the elixir in his hands.

00:36:01 Which is why, you know, because he was funding that lab in Wuhan and knew it the whole time.

00:36:08 And through other entities.

00:36:10 That's another thing.

00:36:11 They knew the whole time that the virus came from the lab.

00:36:16 And then they just tried to deflect attention from that because we were funding it.

00:36:19 He was funding it.

00:36:21 And at the time, remember, he was told not to.

00:36:23 They weren't supposed to be doing the gain-of-function testing.

00:36:27 Right.

00:36:27 So he was, to him, oh, I was giving money to this organization.

00:36:31 What they did with it, I didn't know what was going on.

00:36:33 So don't look over there. 1.00

00:36:35 Look at the wet market where it came from bat soup and monkeys. 1.00

00:36:40 Unbelievable. 1.00

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00:39:46 I love the things that are coming out about COVID right now

00:39:48 on Anthony Fauci and many other fronts.

00:39:53 In fact, Cam Newton, former quarterback in the NFL,

00:39:57 now he's got a podcast like every other living organism on this planet.

00:40:01 uh he just said yesterday that it wasn't just aaron rogers you might you might remember aaron

00:40:10 rogers uh saying that when they asked him if he had received the vax he said yeah i'm immunized

00:40:17 yeah i'm immunized which was an interesting choice of words he was just trying to avoid

00:40:22 in the blowback start a firestorm he knew that he was in for a firestorm because everybody who

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00:40:37 crap beat out of you yeah right absolutely and that's not a surprise look with cam you know

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00:40:48 had that same thing of course they did right of course they did yeah that was the whole point of

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00:41:00 along yep you're right yeah you know i got i a lot of them faked it absolutely and they got the

00:41:06 fake certificate or whatever cam was saying he saw some that were looked fake actually looked

00:41:12 fake but there was legitimate fake uh vax cards out there legitimate fake yeah vax cards you hear

00:41:20 me there were legitimate facts absolutely authentic we know people who've had them

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00:42:01 what's happening now is the confirmation now what becomes of these confirmations we'll see

00:42:07 yeah well nothing i mean the anthony fauci haters want him dragged through the streets

00:42:12 you know and stoned or at least charged with something i don't know about stoned but i do

00:42:18 want to charge for something i do know about still there's plenty of people i thought that

00:42:22 would be happy about that yes but there's some in this building who are definitely not anthony

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00:45:16 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:20 Glenn Beck is on.

00:45:22 Yes.

00:45:22 This is day 60, by the way.

00:45:26 Of America Held Hostage by Mitch McConnell.

00:45:32 We still don't know what the deal is with him, frankly.

00:45:35 Day 60.

00:45:35 We don't know.

00:45:36 Day 60.

00:45:38 60 days.

00:45:39 I don't know why I'm so angry about this thing, but I am.

00:45:43 Well, because it continues.

00:45:44 I'm just really angry about it.

00:45:45 It's unbelievable to me.

00:45:46 We still have no proof of life for this guy.

00:45:50 Not really.

00:45:51 We really don't.

00:45:52 We've not actually seen him.

00:45:54 Nope.

00:45:55 A video of him.

00:45:57 Proof that it's a current video or photo of him.

00:46:01 Someone would put up a Flock camera outside of Mitch McConnell's house.

00:46:04 But nope.

00:46:05 Not even Flock has a picture of him.

00:46:07 No.

00:46:08 It's amazing.

00:46:09 It's amazing.

00:46:10 He called Scott Jennings, though, yesterday.

00:46:13 Wait, what?

00:46:13 So we'll get into that.

00:46:14 Okay.

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00:47:38 Alright, so

00:47:39 Mitch Matthews, two months now. We're two

00:47:42 months into Mitch.

00:47:43 Mitch McConnell. I said Matthews again.

00:47:45 I don't know why.

00:47:47 Mitch Matthews is a wide

00:47:49 receiver on

00:47:50 the BYU football team from about 10 years ago.

00:47:55 I don't know why that's in my head.

00:47:57 Mitch McConnell is the U.S. Senator

00:48:00 that we haven't seen for two months.

00:48:03 That's who we're talking about. That's correct.

00:48:03 That's who we're actually speaking of right now.

00:48:06 Chris Matthews was a CNN douche.

00:48:13 Or was it MSNBC?

00:48:15 I think it was MSNBC.

00:48:17 Might have been MSNBC.

00:48:17 I think it was MSNBC, yeah.

00:48:20 But Mitch McConnell has been, I mean, it's been two months

00:48:23 since he was taken out of his home unconscious.

00:48:25 Day 60.

00:48:26 Day 60.

00:48:27 And we have not had a FaceTime.

00:48:30 We haven't had a video call from his cell provider time.

00:48:35 Nope.

00:48:35 And none of it.

00:48:36 Not even a courtesy, hey, I'm fine.

00:48:39 Or I'm doing better.

00:48:41 Or I'll be back after the Senate recess. 1.00

00:48:44 Not a wave from a wheelchair leaving the hospital. 0.96

00:48:48 Nothing. 0.93

00:48:49 Which you would think.

00:48:50 I mean, that would be reasonable, right?

00:48:52 Absolutely.

00:48:53 Okay, I'm going home.

00:48:54 So you're being reeled out.

00:48:56 And on the way out, you give a wave.

00:48:58 Going home to rehab.

00:49:00 Nope. 0.75

00:49:00 I mean, we've heard stories all the time of politicians that make sure that they had to wear their suit.

00:49:06 It was very difficult for them to put their suit on when they were going home to rehab from a hospital.

00:49:11 but they wanted to look presentable for the crowd to wave to leaving the hospital.

00:49:18 We had none of that.

00:49:20 None of it.

00:49:20 So it's very hard to believe that he is a cognizant human being.

00:49:25 Yeah, it is.

00:49:25 It is.

00:49:27 But he apparently placed a phone call to Scott Jennings at CNN yesterday.

00:49:34 And this is new.

00:49:35 This is a replay of the phone call that he had.

00:49:39 This happened in the beginning.

00:49:41 Right?

00:49:41 Yeah.

00:49:41 He talked to him in the beginning, and then nothing for quite a while, weeks.

00:49:47 If you go back to the timeline, right, it was we needed proof of life,

00:49:52 and then we heard that they were going to pull the plug,

00:49:54 that there was no proof of life, that they were going to pull the plug.

00:49:59 And then it was like almost, it may have even been the next day,

00:50:03 Scott Jennings.

00:50:04 Yeah.

00:50:04 Said he talked to him.

00:50:05 At the same time that we got some kind of picture,

00:50:09 that was with the first uh ai picture with the with the checkered shirt and and the and the wife

00:50:16 and said that he talked to them and then we got that and that was where he was still working with

00:50:22 the people working with his all his people and working on the the the the demands of the job

00:50:28 were still being handled and he was uh and then scott talked to him for 20 minutes right that's

00:50:36 the first time but this is the next okay so this was yesterday apparently that he got the phone

00:50:42 call and they're sitting around the cnn table discussing you do you just like call him up

00:50:47 directly on his phone or does you call an aide and the aide hands it how does it work uh he he

00:50:51 called me directly from his phone today okay now you have to understand i've known him since i was

00:50:56 you know 16 17 years old so we've had a relationship for a long time i worked on a lot of his

00:51:00 campaigns over the years so it's not unusual for us to chat scott why isn't he calling in to

00:51:05 a great news organization i mean why is he talking to you and not talking to you saying

00:51:11 it's not credible to call me louis i'm saying no scott i'm saying it's totally no scott what

00:51:17 we're saying is and look i i like scott jennings i but this is irritating what we're saying is

00:51:24 the guy is a u.s senator why hasn't he called somebody to prove that he's okay yes or that

00:51:30 he'll be back or that he's rehabilitating something something give us something for the

00:51:36 american people you are smart enough yeah and wise enough he knows and i know they're friends i get

00:51:42 it but the firestorm that has surrounded this man for 60 days now yeah uh it's not a surprise that

00:51:50 people would ask why is he just calling you right right and she even brings it up okay if not us

00:51:56 what about fox news friendly somebody but as you said you're all right now but i mean but there i

00:52:04 think there's what i'm hearing from governor beshear and i'm just wondering how you view that

00:52:09 is you know why isn't he calling into even one that he would consider friendly like fox news i

00:52:14 mean i guess i guess that's the prevailing question that or put out an answer yeah you know

00:52:18 or put out a video and frankly my belief about uh males of that generation is that they're

00:52:24 intensely private to be honest he's always been a little private about his own personal health

00:52:30 care you know he's a polio survivor and one of the issues that he's had over time is weakness in his

00:52:34 legs i think that's part of what's going on here and part of the uh the conditioning that he's

00:52:39 having to go through right now but i think men of that generation is like so frankly are just

00:52:43 pretty private about it and to be honest radio show have you asked him to call into your radio

00:52:47 show uh i hope that he will call into my radio show i've had him on before and i i'm hoping to

00:52:54 have him on uh as we get closer to when the senate does he know about all of the brouhaha around this

00:52:59 he aware of the whole swirl yeah today he he told me today he said it was like i know this is

00:53:05 unusual circumstances i'm sitting here the doctors tell me i don't have any life-threatening issues

00:53:10 it must seem rather strange yeah so yeah i got the feeling he's somewhat aware of it and frankly

00:53:16 somewhat frustrated by it he's frustrated by it he's frustrated we're the ones who are frustrated

00:53:24 by it scott this is a u.s senator it's very difficult to believe that uh it is it's very

00:53:32 difficult to believe that it is and i and i have no reason to disbelieve it i like scott jennings

00:53:38 yeah i mean i know doing his cnn thing he's doing his radio thing we've talked to him on the on the

00:53:45 our our daily show pat ground least we've had him on before i like him um but that's very hard to

00:53:52 believe i don't know come on it is it doesn't make a lot of sense um there by now there should

00:54:02 be something you know some proof like yes i i don't care how private he is yes i don't care

00:54:11 about people in his generation wanting their privacy health wise that doesn't apply to a u.s

00:54:18 senator i'm sorry come on and he's had polio and his weakness in his legs we know okay we've had

00:54:26 that rammed down our throats for years we got it yep that's just that's unbelievable you remember

00:54:32 you know how he facetimes his home health nurse from time to time scott yeah he should do that

00:54:37 and just record it so that we know he's alive uh he's supposed to be doing he's supposed this is

00:54:42 state time he's supposed to be back in kentucky doing a state business uh but he's not he's in

00:54:49 washington dc at his home apparently in rehab uh okay is he though there's no proof of that there

00:54:56 is no proof of that at all nobody saw him arrive at his house we saw him leave he did have i mean

00:55:02 what small documentation we had well that was supposed to be him was him unconscious of being

00:55:09 wheeled into an ambulance and that's another thing because he just said there that he that

00:55:14 scott just said that mcconnell told him his doctor said he has no life-threatening right

00:55:22 well he was wheeled out of there unconscious after a heart attack we're told that seems

00:55:28 somewhat life-threatening at least in the beginning first of all a little heart event

00:55:33 a little heart event doesn't break anybody you could be wheeled out into the hospital anytime

00:55:38 You sound like you might be speaking from experience there, a little hard of it.

00:55:43 A little hard of it, yeah.

00:55:45 But you weren't unconscious when they took you out, right?

00:55:49 When they wheeled me out of the house, I was not unconscious, no.

00:55:52 Okay.

00:55:52 The last thing I remember is the ambulance went out of our neighborhood a different way than I would have gone.

00:55:59 And I was looking at the last thing I remember, looking out the back window of the ambulance going,

00:56:04 why are they going this way?

00:56:05 And the next thing I remember, I woke up in the operating room.

00:56:08 That's just like you to be complaining about the route they're taking to the hospital

00:56:13 while you're having a heart attack.

00:56:16 I wouldn't be going this way.

00:56:18 Why are they going this way to the hospital? 1.00

00:56:21 That's stupid. 1.00

00:56:23 Driver! 1.00

00:56:24 Driver, you're going the wrong way.

00:56:27 Okay?

00:56:29 And by the way, it'd be nice to have a waffle back here.

00:56:33 Can you get me a waffle?

00:56:35 okay yeah so we bow to your expertise on the heart of it yeah thank you and the ambulance

00:56:48 taking you out all of those things uh but okay let's say it's not life-threatening now

00:56:54 that's even better show us absolutely absolutely let's see you know do a quick video

00:56:59 So, get 10 seconds.

00:57:02 Mention a current event.

00:57:06 As you're bouncing the rehab tennis ball against the wall.

00:57:10 Yeah, something.

00:57:11 Something.

00:57:13 This thing that is happening is completely unacceptable.

00:57:18 Just show us it's not AI.

00:57:19 Show us you've got five fingers on your hand and not six or four.

00:57:23 And we'll be satisfied.

00:57:26 And because, you know, we've got a Republican majority in the Senate that is so narrow right now, so thin, it really matters whether or not Mitch McConnell is going to be able to go back to the Senate or not.

00:57:46 We don't even know.

00:57:48 He hasn't even said, oh, by the way, when the Senate is back from recess, I'll be there.

00:57:54 We haven't even heard that yet.

00:57:56 No, we have not.

00:57:56 And he apparently didn't tell Scott because Jennings didn't relate any of that to us.

00:58:01 So, I don't know.

00:58:02 And again, 60 days.

00:58:05 Yeah.

00:58:05 That's two months of uncertainty for the American people. 0.73

00:58:10 We're being treated like this is Iran.

00:58:12 Like this is Moitabah Khamenei.

00:58:14 Yes.

00:58:15 And we've got no right to know how he's doing, what he looks like, where he is. 0.57

00:58:20 You know, it's America, not Iran. 0.60

00:58:26 Show us where you are, how you're doing, when you're coming back, 0.60

00:58:30 if you're coming back.

00:58:32 Maybe he's not.

00:58:33 Maybe he's not coming back.

00:58:34 Maybe he's not.

00:58:36 But we should know that too so we can get that resolved

00:58:38 and have a special election and get somebody elected to the position.

00:58:43 And what are the odds, the way things are going now,

00:58:46 if you believe that we're going to pull the plug

00:58:51 and they didn't pull the plug because the tension was brought onto it,

00:58:55 that they were going to pull the plug so now that he's supposed to be home um do they pull the plug

00:59:01 now so here in day 64 sometime this week do we hear you're saying if he's not recovered to the

00:59:08 point where we're hearing something right yeah i don't i don't think we're there i don't i don't

00:59:13 know that jennings would lie about that i'd like to think he wouldn't uh just make all of that up

00:59:19 i know i don't know according to him they discussed all kinds of issues i don't know what to what

00:59:24 ends it would have to be for him to make up the whole thing yes what is the point yeah on that

00:59:32 but we we haven't understood the point of not showing us what's going on the whole time yeah

00:59:36 the entire so i i don't know what kind of game is being played here with us whatever it is i don't

00:59:41 like it i don't know i haven't liked it the whole time but they don't seem to care about that no

00:59:47 they don't seem to care what i like mitch has i i saw i saw a phone call come in i was hoping it

00:59:53 It was Mitch McConnell on my phone, but it wasn't.

00:59:55 Oh, it wasn't?

00:59:55 Yeah, no.

00:59:56 Doggone it.

00:59:57 Yeah, I got one a few minutes ago.

00:59:59 It was just spam.

01:00:01 So I really thought it wasn't Mitch.

01:00:03 It could be Mitch.

01:00:04 It wasn't Mitch McConnell.

01:00:05 But it wasn't even Mitch Matthews.

01:00:07 No.

01:00:07 It wasn't Mitch Matthews.

01:00:09 Chris Matthews or Mitch McConnell.

01:00:11 It was none of the three.

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01:01:35 You know, we're speaking of politicians.

01:01:38 There's one in Michigan who's got a Senate election coming up, and this would be

01:01:43 unthinkable for Abdul-Rahman

01:01:47 El-Sayed to become the senator from Michigan.

01:01:51 Are you talking about Dr. Abdul-Rahman? I'm sorry. I am sorry.

01:01:55 I apologize profusely. It is Dr.

01:01:59 Abdul-Rahman El-Sayed. Okay. Yeah.

01:02:02 Because he's a doctor. He's not a medical doctor. He's not a physician.

01:02:06 He doesn't have a license. He's never treated patients. But by

01:02:10 golly he wants to let you know he is a doctor so okay so disrespect the man apparently he also

01:02:18 played football is that true i guess he played high school he played high school supposedly the

01:02:23 captain of his high school football team that was questioned online and uh the internet went crazy

01:02:29 he was too here's pictures okay we got it we got it couldn't fake that could you we got okay there's

01:02:37 no way he played at the i mean he went to school at the university of michigan oh he didn't university

01:02:41 of michigan uh does not need someone as short as him on their team what is he gonna happen five

01:02:46 five or something honestly i don't know how tall he is but he's a short for an adult male yeah uh

01:02:54 and they do everything they can in the videos to uh make it appear like kind of disguise that yeah

01:03:00 Yeah. Here he is talking about his football, though.

01:03:04 Football is very much associated with a particularly masculine and oftentimes toxically masculine culture.

01:03:13 And so much of it was about you wanted to be able to get back up and play for your team.

01:03:17 And you really aren't allowed to show pain or vulnerability. That's part of the sport.

01:03:23 You're correct, Doc.

01:03:25 It's toxic, though?

01:03:27 No, he's not correct.

01:03:28 Being a part of that is toxic. Yeah.

01:03:30 Is it?

01:03:31 No.

01:03:33 No.

01:03:34 I can't take it with these people.

01:03:36 I answered it for you.

01:03:37 No.

01:03:38 So the guy played football in high school and now is saying it's toxic?

01:03:44 Yeah, it's toxic.

01:03:45 Oh, come on.

01:03:48 Please, Michigan, this is not your guy.

01:03:50 No.

01:03:51 Please vote for Mike Rogers.

01:03:53 This is not your guy. 1.00

01:03:55 This Muslim socialist who thinks that football is toxic 0.96

01:04:02 just because it's a masculine sport.

01:04:04 You have to get up and not show pain for your team.

01:04:09 Yeah, that's the game.

01:04:10 Right.

01:04:11 That's called being a man.

01:04:13 That's why we like the sport.

01:04:18 You could play soccer and pretend like you're hurt

01:04:21 if somebody comes within five feet of you.

01:04:23 You could do that.

01:04:23 That's the game.

01:04:24 Yeah, that's the game.

01:04:26 Yeah.

01:04:26 In soccer, that is the game.

01:04:28 You can fall down and writhe in pain when nobody was even around you.

01:04:33 It kind of hurts to get the invisible kick to the shin.

01:04:36 It does.

01:04:37 It hurts a lot.

01:04:38 Or at least you pretend it does.

01:04:39 I like soccer, so that's why I'm making fun of it. 1.00

01:04:43 Because it's a stupid kind of sport. 1.00

01:04:45 It's kind of agonizing, the fake balls, though. 1.00

01:04:48 Oh, very. 0.97

01:04:49 And some of that has sort of entered into American football.

01:04:53 And basketball.

01:04:54 And baseball.

01:04:56 It's in and into all athletics.

01:04:57 I don't like it.

01:04:58 I don't like it.

01:04:58 That's got to stop.

01:05:00 Anybody who pretends to have an injury in football or even basketball,

01:05:06 you need to be suspended.

01:05:07 Absolutely.

01:05:08 They're giving a bad name to actual injuries.

01:05:10 Yeah.

01:05:10 That should not be allowed.

01:05:11 You're 100% correct.

01:05:14 That needs to happen.

01:05:15 Thank you.

01:05:16 We agree on a scant few things.

01:05:18 But on that, we're...

01:05:21 I mean, that is agonizing.

01:05:23 It gives real injuries a bad name.

01:05:25 Yeah, it does.

01:05:26 And it shouldn't.

01:05:27 Right.

01:05:28 Because people do get hurt and actually hurt.

01:05:32 And we shouldn't think, oh, is he faking?

01:05:35 We shouldn't be thinking that.

01:05:37 The fact that you even, that even crosses your mind.

01:05:40 In American football now, it's wrong.

01:05:43 I know.

01:05:44 It's wrong.

01:05:45 And it's all because of soccer.

01:05:46 There's a couple of things that are really wrong right now.

01:05:48 One is Mitch McConnell not showing himself to the American people.

01:05:52 The other is faking injuries in football.

01:05:55 They're equally bad, and they both must stop.

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01:07:55 Let's chew the fat now.

01:07:57 Jeffy, just take a look at some of the news,

01:07:59 some of the things that are going on

01:08:01 and perhaps the lighter side of things.

01:08:03 All right.

01:08:03 Well, I mean, President Obama is hosting a new podcast

01:08:06 focused on six books that have shaped his worldview.

01:08:10 This is because every living organism has a podcast.

01:08:14 The podcast, A Great Book with Barack Obama, will see the former president sitting down

01:08:20 with six luminaries to discuss the seminal novels.

01:08:24 The book selections are The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich.

01:08:30 Oh, no, I read that wrong.

01:08:32 Oh, that's not right.

01:08:33 The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin.

01:08:36 Okay.

01:08:37 Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison.

01:08:40 All the Pretty Horses by Cormac McCarthy.

01:08:44 Gilead by Marilyn Robinson,

01:08:49 and All the King's Men by Robert Penn Warren,

01:08:55 and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy by John Licaté.

01:08:59 Oh, that's supposed to be really good.

01:09:01 Marks the sixth release from Audible and the Obama's Higher Ground

01:09:04 after the two signed that first look deal.

01:09:08 So they're just honoring a contract.

01:09:11 What happened to that thing that they were doing with Netflix?

01:09:14 that they signed for $100 million.

01:09:16 They did, like, one thing that nobody watched,

01:09:19 and then that was it?

01:09:21 Was that the whole...

01:09:22 I don't think nobody watched.

01:09:24 I think they did okay.

01:09:25 I don't think anybody watched.

01:09:26 Nobody watched it.

01:09:27 Okay, all right.

01:09:28 I remember that distinctly.

01:09:30 No one watched that.

01:09:31 I don't think that's true, but...

01:09:33 But didn't they have, like, a long-ranging...

01:09:36 It was some kind of deal, yeah, with the higher ground?

01:09:40 I'm not really sure.

01:09:41 I mean, if you give the Obamas $100 million, you're not going to take any of it back.

01:09:47 No, that's for sure.

01:09:47 I mean, they ended up, you know, this is what they did with What's-Her-Face, Harry and Meghan.

01:09:53 You know, they had a deal with Meghan.

01:09:55 They never could get them to do anything.

01:09:57 And so it was like, okay, well, we're done.

01:09:59 Have a nice day.

01:10:00 We love what you're doing.

01:10:02 Do it over there.

01:10:04 It's cute.

01:10:05 So they just cut their losses.

01:10:06 Yeah, we're happy.

01:10:07 If we meet again somewhere

01:10:10 Doing something we will do it

01:10:11 But until then

01:10:13 So is it just six episodes

01:10:15 Does he talk about one book for

01:10:17 One episode and then goes on to the next

01:10:19 Because remember he did that other special

01:10:21 Podcast with Bruce Springsteen

01:10:24 For a while too

01:10:25 And again it's interesting

01:10:27 That he's not doing it with the wife

01:10:30 Isn't it though

01:10:31 Isn't it

01:10:33 It's very interesting

01:10:37 that he's not doing it with the wife. 1.00

01:10:38 I mean, she has her stupid podcast 1.00

01:10:40 with her brother, not him. 1.00

01:10:42 I can't stay in my husband.

01:10:44 That's why. 0.99

01:10:45 She couldn't stand my husband. 1.00

01:10:45 Oh, maybe that's why. 0.99

01:10:47 Yeah.

01:10:47 For like 10 years.

01:10:48 I can't stay in my husband.

01:10:50 I'm going to stand my husband.

01:10:51 We should have the picture of them.

01:10:52 The picture they posted with this story

01:10:54 was Barack and Michelle together

01:10:57 at the library.

01:10:58 Yeah, they're together.

01:11:00 This is one of the opening shots

01:11:02 of the Barack Obama presidential library.

01:11:06 Yeah.

01:11:06 And he's holding up his library card.

01:11:09 So that must be some sort of form of identification for him.

01:11:12 And look at the way she's looking at him right there.

01:11:15 I mean, they don't look together.

01:11:17 It's almost like...

01:11:18 I can't stand my husband.

01:11:19 It is almost like that.

01:11:21 But at least we have that in common with her.

01:11:24 We found one element of agreement with Michelle Obama. 0.78

01:11:30 I can't stand her husband either.

01:11:32 And I still can't.

01:11:34 And I don't think she can either, frankly.

01:11:35 Audible's happy to be with them and make it happen.

01:11:38 Oh, good.

01:11:38 Good.

01:11:39 Very happy.

01:11:40 All right.

01:11:40 The series represents everything they strive to be.

01:11:43 Of course it does.

01:11:43 Over there at Audible.

01:11:44 Sure.

01:11:45 Good.

01:11:46 Good for them.

01:11:46 All right.

01:11:47 Harry Potter fans have forced a new multi-million pound,

01:11:52 multi-million dollar cable between the UK and Ireland

01:11:56 to be relocated after complaining it would desecrate

01:12:01 the grave of Dobie the fictional elf.

01:12:04 Oh.

01:12:04 You remember Dobie.

01:12:05 Dobby, yeah.

01:12:06 Dobby?

01:12:07 Is it Dobby?

01:12:07 I think so, yeah.

01:12:09 All right, whatever they call him.

01:12:10 Yes, whatever they call him. 1.00

01:12:11 A little stupid elf. 1.00

01:12:13 The character was laid to rest on freshwater West Beach in Pembrokeshire, Wales, 1.00

01:12:19 in the film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

01:12:22 Fans of the Wizard series come to leave stones reading Here Lies Dobby.

01:12:29 Do they understand that it's not real?

01:12:33 No, they don't.

01:12:34 It's not real.

01:12:35 They bring stones, and they bring all kinds of people just to honor him.

01:12:41 And they do that.

01:12:42 They don't care that it was not their land or any of it.

01:12:46 That is crazy.

01:12:47 I mean, it was an ecological-sensitive site that it was there,

01:12:51 and so they don't care.

01:12:53 They still drop it off.

01:12:54 So the 430 million euro Greenlink interconnector,

01:12:59 which links the national grid to Ireland,

01:13:01 that was initially going to pass through that site of the grave,

01:13:05 the project manager was like,

01:13:07 well, the fans became aware of the plans after I pointed it out on a podcast.

01:13:15 And then they ran it, and we got hundreds of calls.

01:13:18 And he goes, I mean hundreds of calls.

01:13:21 He said that he didn't even know who the character was.

01:13:25 That's the Dobby burial site.

01:13:26 You can't run through that. 1.00

01:13:28 That's exactly.

01:13:29 Come on.

01:13:30 One of his colleagues said, no, it's very, very serious.

01:13:34 So they got new planners and they rerouted it.

01:13:38 They rerouted it.

01:13:39 That's incredible.

01:13:39 I mean, I love Harry Potter.

01:13:42 The books, the movies, but please.

01:13:46 It's pretend.

01:13:47 It didn't really happen.

01:13:49 And they also had this Bronze Age place in the water there that has urns associated with human burial at this site.

01:14:02 So they had to put this pipeline or this wire between the two.

01:14:06 Unbelievable.

01:14:08 Seriously. 1.00

01:14:10 How dumb are we as a civilization? 1.00

01:14:14 That's incredible. 1.00

01:14:15 Okay.

01:14:16 I know.

01:14:17 In our daily look at AI segment, today, New Orleans, Louisiana, has become the first major U.S. city to publicly acknowledge the use of AI to help answer and triage certain 911 calls.

01:14:32 It's a move that supporters say could reduce dispatcher overload and improve response times for life-threatening emergencies,

01:14:39 but which critics warn could introduce new risks into one of the most important public safety systems.

01:14:44 Other cities are already reported using AI in this context.

01:14:49 New Orleans is unhappy about how it was being reported.

01:14:52 A report claiming New Orleans is replacing human 911 operators with artificial intelligence

01:14:58 is getting a lot of attention.

01:15:00 But the agency overseeing emergency communications says the story is highly inaccurate

01:15:05 and misrepresents how the technology is being used.

01:15:09 And it comes from the Shreveport Times, which published a story saying New Orleans will use AI to answer 911 calls instead of humans.

01:15:19 And they were mad about that.

01:15:21 And the report focused on an AI tool called Carbine's AI Emergency Call Triage, love them,

01:15:28 which can help identify when multiple people are calling about the same incident.

01:15:32 In those cases, callers may be able to get updates or information about an emergency that's already been reported, while calls about a separate emergency are sent to a human dispatcher.

01:15:43 The article does note that the tool would not replace human dispatchers, but would be used to help identify duplicate calls and connect callers with the right information or response.

01:15:54 So it does say what they said it didn't say.

01:15:58 The agency says it does use AI, but only in a very limited situation involving vehicle crashes.

01:16:05 And it's not replacing human operators, okay?

01:16:10 And here's the thing.

01:16:12 They've been using it for like two years now.

01:16:14 And it only comes into play when human call takers are busy.

01:16:18 And someone calls 911 from within about 200 meters of a crash.

01:16:23 This is New Orleans.

01:16:24 We're doing meters.

01:16:25 I don't like it.

01:16:25 No, I don't like it.

01:16:27 It's creeping into our society here in America.

01:16:29 I just realized that.

01:16:31 And I don't like it.

01:16:31 This is from the Shreveport Times.

01:16:33 Look, we don't like your city to begin with.

01:16:35 Right.

01:16:36 Oh, my gosh.

01:16:37 That's an understatement.

01:16:39 But don't use the metric system.

01:16:42 Stop it.

01:16:42 This is America.

01:16:43 We said no to it 50 years ago.

01:16:45 Yes.

01:16:46 No.

01:16:46 Thank you.

01:16:47 It doesn't make any sense.

01:16:48 I don't know who's running that Shreveport Times joint over there, but make this happen.

01:16:53 Yeah.

01:16:53 That has to stop.

01:16:54 So they're already using it, and they can provide information or updates of a caller's reporting on a different emergency.

01:17:02 It's doing exactly what the article said.

01:17:05 They're just mad that they're finally being called out on it.

01:17:08 The article was right.

01:17:09 They just failed to mention that it's been going on for a couple of years already, and it has safeguards built in. 0.95

01:17:15 So why don't you shut up? 0.92

01:17:18 Everything is fine. 0.98

01:17:19 The safeguards for AI are fine.

01:17:21 They take care of everything, don't they?

01:17:23 Yeah.

01:17:24 Right?

01:17:25 Absolutely.

01:17:26 Nothing could go wrong. 0.99

01:17:27 So get off me.

01:17:28 Thank you.

01:17:29 Spotify has added a feature that allows users to skip through some podcast ads,

01:17:35 potentially disrupting the industry's ad economy.

01:17:38 Oh, boy.

01:17:38 That is not good, and people are not happy about it.

01:17:42 Spotify is terrifying much of the podcast industry with their tiny little widget.

01:17:47 Last week, the audio streaming giant tweaked its streaming interface,

01:17:51 adding a feature that allows some users to more effectively skip through parts of a podcast that

01:17:57 no one wants notably ads as well as promotions and filler content as long as they aren't sold

01:18:04 directly by spotify spotify cast the move as streamlining a feature that already exists

01:18:10 the 15 second skip button which users in practice often use to bypass ads but they can't work on

01:18:17 spotify ads duh uh tommy victor a co-founder of liberal podcast network crooked media i love them

01:18:24 uh put it more bluntly uh very cool of spotify to try and destroy the podcast industry

01:18:29 several major other audio networks have reached out uh they're unhappy with spotify spotify also

01:18:38 gave itself some room to back off the changes reiterating that the skip button is in an early

01:18:43 testing phase as it continues uh soliciting feedback from podcast companies publishers

01:18:49 users and advertisers i would say use it before you lose it because that is going away for sure

01:18:55 that is not going to stick around much longer and uh we did finally reach a billion dollars

01:19:02 uh tonight's drawing the jackpot drawing is one billion dollars what's the cash payout

01:19:09 $433.1 million.

01:19:12 So again, it's not even half.

01:19:13 You don't even get half your money.

01:19:14 And then you get another 40% or more taken out in taxes.

01:19:20 That's wrong.

01:19:21 Why win it?

01:19:22 Why win it?

01:19:23 What's the point?

01:19:24 It's barely enough to get yourself lunch.

01:19:28 What's the point?

01:19:29 I mean, once it's all done.

01:19:31 There's no point in it.

01:19:31 You want $433.1 million, and then they take out of that.

01:19:36 Yeah.

01:19:36 And then they're going to take out of that.

01:19:38 You're going to be left with like $250 million.

01:19:41 And there's no – what are you doing with that?

01:19:44 Hardly enough to even go to the bank with, you know?

01:19:47 It's really despicable.

01:19:49 Can't have that.

01:19:50 All right.

01:19:50 Yeah, that's a look.

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01:21:45 It's Pat and Jeffy for Glenn. This week, 888-727-BECK. Coming up in a few minutes,

01:21:52 we got some things to share with you. There are some concerns. I don't know if you've noticed,

01:21:57 but there are some concerns our country is facing.

01:22:00 One of them is socialism.

01:22:06 Yep. 1.00

01:22:07 Another is the spread of Islam. 1.00

01:22:10 And I wouldn't be concerned about that if they didn't state their goal. 1.00

01:22:14 Which they do.

01:22:15 Which they do, and they do it repeatedly, and they're serious about it.

01:22:18 Yes, they are.

01:22:20 They're actively taking over.

01:22:23 That is their goal, and they've spelled it out.

01:22:25 And eventually you're going to have to say, wow, maybe I should believe what they're telling me.

01:22:30 And maybe I should take some kind of action about it.

01:22:33 And I'm not sure what kind of action you're going to take, but it's an issue here.

01:22:38 See, look what's happened in Dearborn, Michigan.

01:22:41 Around the country.

01:22:43 Patterson, New Jersey, Plano, Texas.

01:22:46 I mean, it's everywhere.

01:22:49 And they state that their goal.

01:22:51 We got sued by some Muslim broadcasters.

01:22:56 They put out a podcast, and they all sat around a table, this imam and several of his Islamic friends.

01:23:04 Yep.

01:23:04 And they were spelling out how they are doing a Sharia community. 1.00

01:23:09 They sure were. 1.00

01:23:11 And they laughed at us because we're so stupid. 1.00

01:23:15 They're using our own laws and rules against us. 1.00

01:23:19 Right.

01:23:20 That's almost a word-for-word quote.

01:23:23 In fact, they pick out prominent members of the community.

01:23:27 They like for them to be white because they believe that's stereotypically who's in charge, I guess.

01:23:35 I don't know what they're saying there.

01:23:37 It would be a real surprise if you found out that they were, I don't know, bigots.

01:23:43 But they hired prominent local people who are well-respected in the community

01:23:49 to fight their battle for them at City Hall.

01:23:51 Well, I think...

01:23:52 And that's what they've done.

01:23:54 And it's been really effective.

01:23:57 We're going to show you something that happened in Chicago this week

01:24:00 that is flabbergasting.

01:24:02 I mean, unreal.

01:24:05 Because it's everywhere.

01:24:07 It's in Houston.

01:24:08 They had some kind of...

01:24:09 I think this was during Ramadan.

01:24:10 I mean, they had 30,000 Muslims gather downtown Houston.

01:24:17 Wait, downtown Houston, Texas?

01:24:20 Okay.

01:24:21 All right.

01:24:23 Not that there's a problem with that.

01:24:24 We all love to see our Muslim friends gathering together in a downtown area.

01:24:30 In any downtown area.

01:24:31 And hear the call to prayer because it's one of the most beautiful sounds any of us have ever heard, according to Barack Obama.

01:24:37 But we're going to show you what happened in Chicago and get into what our governor, Greg Abbott, is doing about it here in the state.

01:24:48 We'll see.

01:24:50 That and lots more coming up. 0.65

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01:26:41 glenn beck is on pat gray and jeff fisher for glenn this week great to have you with us thanks

01:26:47 for being here we're going to find out if you have a problem with something that's going on

01:26:54 in america a little christian get-together in chicago uh the person who one of the people who

01:27:00 was i guess responsible for putting it on yeah but he was the one that started the gathering

01:27:05 to come yeah shared an interesting little video of what they found when they got to the place

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01:28:52 One of the problems that we've got happening right now is this rise of socialism

01:28:56 and the fact that our youth are so enamored with it.

01:29:00 They just, they seem to love it because the perception is socialism takes care of the little guy, right?

01:29:07 Right.

01:29:08 Right.

01:29:09 You're not some big, evil, rich person that's stealing money from everybody else.

01:29:16 No, these are the hardworking people who are just scraping by every month.

01:29:22 And so they love that.

01:29:24 And that's what they've been propagandized with their whole life in school.

01:29:29 That's completely wrong.

01:29:31 But yes, they have had it ramped on their face.

01:29:33 So that's one of the issues that we have going on.

01:29:36 And as a result of these issues, we've got people like Francesca Wong, who was running for governor, and she had a real shot at at least getting the Democrat nomination.

01:29:52 There's a fascinating story about the guy who beat her because he dropped out of the race a while ago.

01:30:00 It dropped out.

01:30:02 And then he started to consider, wait a minute, maybe I can win this thing.

01:30:07 Maybe I can win.

01:30:08 He started listening to her speak and went, you know, I'm probably smarter than that.

01:30:13 She wants to eliminate police, prisons, the Senate, Thanksgiving, Christmas. 0.99

01:30:21 She hates all those holidays. 1.00

01:30:21 She's a bit of a curmudgeon. 0.55

01:30:23 Right.

01:30:25 So anyway, this guy, Crowley, decided, you know what?

01:30:31 I'm thinking about getting back in.

01:30:33 And my wife and I prayed about it.

01:30:36 He said, my wife, during the prayer, she said, God, I don't like subtlety.

01:30:42 So make it very obvious if you want us to get back in the race.

01:30:46 I like that.

01:30:46 And she actually asked to see a red bird.

01:30:51 She was very specific about that.

01:30:54 She wanted to see a red bird if they were supposed to get back into the race.

01:30:59 But his wife was still saying at that point, they're not doing it.

01:31:03 They're not going to run again.

01:31:04 She didn't want to do it.

01:31:05 Then she saw a red bird, a cardinal.

01:31:10 Flew into, I don't even know where it landed.

01:31:16 But she saw the red bird.

01:31:20 And he got back into the race.

01:31:22 More specific with my prayers.

01:31:23 Right?

01:31:24 I think that's the point of this whole story.

01:31:27 That's the moral of the story, if you will.

01:31:30 Be specific in your prayers.

01:31:33 But they saw the cardinal, so she told her husband,

01:31:38 you should get back in.

01:31:39 He did, and he won the Democrat nomination.

01:31:42 I asked for a sign.

01:31:43 I got it.

01:31:44 Amazing.

01:31:45 Amazing.

01:31:45 Meanwhile, in a state just east of there,

01:31:50 there it was a little gathering that was supposed to take place of some christians they were doing

01:31:56 some rally i guess they'd get together from time to time and march i don't know they're marching

01:32:02 for jesus i guess yeah so they got the word out um and it's interesting what happened as a result

01:32:10 of that uh here's the guy who'll tell you about it and make this up guys i am standing in the 0.94

01:32:17 exact place where we are doing a jesus march in one hour and look who's here a massive muslims

01:32:24 march a massive muslim march where right now they're singing over chicago muhammad is the

01:32:30 only one may allah be lifted up they're declaring that all jews and all christians would be 0.92

01:32:36 removed from this city i mean this is you know you know i've been talking about this over the

01:32:42 last week and yet here we are right in the middle of it here we are our cities in our nation are

01:32:48 being fought for in the spirit i don't know if you need any more example than this right here

01:32:53 we didn't make this happen we literally just walked up to the exact place where we're doing

01:32:59 a jesus march today in chicago there's a massive muslim march where they have been declaring over

01:33:05 the city and you know what the church in america is asleep i've been saying it over the last week 0.69

01:33:12 This is a perfect example.

01:33:14 The church in America is asleep.

01:33:16 We need to wake up.

01:33:24 Come on.

01:33:26 Listen, this is not a marketing thing.

01:33:28 I did not make this happen.

01:33:30 We did not plan this.

01:33:31 This is a God-ordained moment for you guys around the world to see what's taking place.

01:33:36 It's not just in Michigan.

01:33:38 It's not just in New York.

01:33:39 Right here in Chicago, a massive march is happening through the streets of the city where they're declaring that there is no God but Allah.

01:33:48 They're declaring Muhammad is the true prophet.

01:33:50 And they're literally threatening with verses of the Koran over Christians, over Jews, over everybody that will not comply.

01:33:58 This is America.

01:34:00 This is America, guys.

01:34:02 Are you awake?

01:34:04 Do you understand what is at stake here?

01:34:09 I mean, there's party music being played.

01:34:12 Yeah.

01:34:14 According to Barack Obama, that's one of the most beautiful sounds in the world.

01:34:18 So I don't know what your problem is.

01:34:20 What is your problem?

01:34:23 Is that the call of prayer or is that just a party song?

01:34:25 I think that's just a party song. 0.91

01:34:28 It's just a Muslim party song? 1.00

01:34:30 It's just a party song. 0.94

01:34:32 Beautiful, though.

01:34:33 Beautiful.

01:34:33 It's lovely.

01:34:35 Okay, so he's concerned.

01:34:37 Are you concerned?

01:34:38 888-727-BECK.

01:34:41 And if you are concerned, what do we do about it?

01:34:44 Yeah.

01:34:44 That's the difficult issue.

01:34:47 It sure is.

01:34:47 What do you do about it?

01:34:49 Because, again, they've made themselves pretty clear about what they want

01:34:53 and what they intend to make happen.

01:34:55 And that's for Islam to be in every home in America

01:34:58 and throughout the world, for that matter.

01:35:00 Right.

01:35:00 You always think, well, if this is what you want,

01:35:04 if what you want is Sharia law and an Islamic state,

01:35:07 why don't you live in one because there are multiple islamic states to choose from there

01:35:13 are but that's not their point the point is everybody must be uh and not by choice necessarily 0.87

01:35:20 now you can choose to convert or you you can be killed so you got that choice

01:35:27 you have that choice how picky are you you want a third choice or a fourth you get two choices

01:35:34 You get two choices.

01:35:36 So they're not taking away your choice.

01:35:38 It's the matter with you.

01:35:39 Right.

01:35:40 So anyway, we've been discussing this on Pac-Ray Unleashed a bit over time.

01:35:45 And one of our producers, Chris Cruz, decided to write to Governor Abbott about it.

01:35:52 Since the show originates in Texas.

01:35:55 Yes.

01:35:56 And so he wrote, I'm a producer at Blaze Media.

01:35:59 A lot of people who watch and listen to our show are growing increasingly concerned about the number of mosques and Islamic centers continuing to open across Texas.

01:36:10 At last count, it was like 420 or something in Texas alone.

01:36:14 They keep asking the same question I am.

01:36:18 What is the state actually doing about this?

01:36:21 Why does it feel like there is no real effort to slow or stop the expansion of these places and the influence that often comes with them?

01:36:29 I genuinely like to know where your administration stands and what concrete steps, if any, are being taken.

01:36:36 People are watching this closely, and they're looking for real answers, not silent.

01:36:41 Not silence.

01:36:43 Appreciate your time.

01:36:44 And then he signs it.

01:36:45 So he got a message back that they're compiling an answer.

01:36:50 Oh.

01:36:51 So I guess they're thinking about it, and they're going to show what they have done, some of the steps that they've taken on this.

01:36:58 and where they plan to go from here.

01:37:02 And they're going to do that when?

01:37:04 By, let's see, I think tomorrow.

01:37:08 I think tomorrow.

01:37:09 They promised him an answer on that tomorrow.

01:37:11 And politicians always show up on time.

01:37:14 So that list will be there.

01:37:16 In fact, it might even be in his inbox early.

01:37:18 But it's a tough one because what do you do?

01:37:21 We all say, okay, we need to wake up.

01:37:24 Now that we're awake, what action do we take, if any?

01:37:28 I mean, I know my plan.

01:37:31 What is your plan, Mr. Fisher? 0.99

01:37:33 We begin with net zero immigration. 0.98

01:37:35 Okay. 1.00

01:37:35 We stop all immigration. 1.00

01:37:37 Stop all immigration. 1.00

01:37:38 All of it. 1.00

01:37:40 Nobody gets in.

01:37:41 Legally or not?

01:37:43 All.

01:37:44 And not just, you're not talking about.

01:37:46 All immigration.

01:37:47 Not just Islamic nations either.

01:37:50 You're talking about all nations. 1.00

01:37:50 I don't want. 1.00

01:37:51 You don't care if they're coming from Norway. 1.00

01:37:52 I don't want to. 1.00

01:37:53 Right?

01:37:53 I don't want to be racist.

01:37:55 Of course not.

01:37:56 Or have any country be included that should not be included.

01:38:01 I want all of them to stop.

01:38:03 Okay.

01:38:03 Zero.

01:38:04 So you can't even come here from Canada. 0.81

01:38:06 Zero immigration.

01:38:07 No immigrants. 1.00

01:38:08 What about tourism? 1.00

01:38:09 Can they come in and visit?

01:38:11 Well, think about that.

01:38:12 Okay.

01:38:14 If you come to visit, we might have to put an ankle monitor on you.

01:38:17 If you're a tourist, we'll put an ankle monitor on you.

01:38:21 At least we have to know where you're at.

01:38:25 We're working on that plan.

01:38:26 Yeah.

01:38:27 All right. 0.83

01:38:27 And then we need to reclassify Islam as a political entity, not a religion. 0.85

01:38:36 Wow. 0.94

01:38:36 That's a big step.

01:38:37 That will never happen, by the way.

01:38:39 It will never happen.

01:38:40 But that needs to happen. 1.00

01:38:43 And because Islam, they've already stated their goal is to take over this country. 1.00

01:38:48 Yeah. 1.00

01:38:48 Period. 0.97

01:38:51 Oh, we use their laws.

01:38:53 there are nice laws against them and we're going to just take it over and they do and we see it

01:38:58 in uh in effect all the time yeah every day uh and they they think it's so cute another example 0.95

01:39:05 of it in chicago where they planned a christian march and all these muslims show up yeah to i 0.87

01:39:12 guess get in the face of the christians who are going to show up or scare them away yeah something 0.65

01:39:17 i mean we have the michigan uh attorney general the democrat attorney general dana nessel she

01:39:23 says she's not even going to go to the democratic convention in michigan this year yeah she's jewish

01:39:29 right yeah because she doesn't feel safe yeah you're cut 11 oh yeah okay yeah i still will say 0.79

01:39:36 i was very naive i didn't think ever that this could happen in modern day uh united states of

01:39:41 america and and it is and i'm gonna make this statement um i'm not going to be attending the

01:39:51 nominating convention for the michigan democratic party uh in august and that is because i don't

01:39:58 feel safe going i feel like my presence is not welcome i don't want to get chased around i don't

01:40:05 want to get harassed i don't want to get yelled and screamed at and i don't want to get food off

01:40:09 the stage irrespective of what i'm saying right and i i believe that if i go that is what will

01:40:16 happening because it's been happening to me wow so she's afraid to go to the democrat convention

01:40:23 in michigan her own party her own people that's interesting because she's jewish and she'll get 0.99

01:40:30 harassed or you know there'll be some kind of violent act against her she whatever she doesn't

01:40:35 want to do it right that's it that's that's unacceptable agreed it's unacceptable in the

01:40:42 United States of America, absolutely unacceptable. So we'd love to know your thoughts at 888-727-BECK.

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01:41:52 uh it's pat and jeffy for glenn this week 888-727-BECK so let's say we're awake as a

01:42:11 nation and we understand that we're being threatened okay and uh there's a takeover 0.97

01:42:16 in process at least according to some of the muslims that we hear from on a pretty regular 1.00

01:42:21 basis yeah like every day i mean they follow the same game plan wherever they go and what you know

01:42:28 peaceful muslims will tell you is that that's not islam in general that's not all of us that's a

01:42:33 small fraction but it's you know even a small fraction of one and a half billion people or

01:42:38 whatever the population the islamic population is right now even you know 10 of that is 150 million

01:42:46 yeah one percent of that is 15 million i mean so there are some problems there's some issues

01:42:54 what do we do about it uh thomas in north carolina hi you're on the glenbeck program

01:43:00 with pat and jeff good morning uh yeah i've been uh hearing all this stuff about just uh you know

01:43:07 the marches and everything else that uh north carolina uh i found out yesterday but they're

01:43:13 literally building a uh 150 foot statue of the hindu god murrigan in chatham county north carolina

01:43:20 wow 150 foot statue yes uh supposedly 190 feet with its pedestal yeah that's the that's the

01:43:29 hindu god right yeah that's the indians yes yes wow yeah that's separate i mean

01:43:35 well it's kind of walking the same road yeah it's separate from what we were discussing but

01:43:41 yeah that yeah that does seem to be an issue appreciate it thanks thomas that's interesting

01:43:47 yeah i mean apparently anybody who opposed it tough yeah really tough you've been steamrolled

01:43:54 we're gonna do it anyway and we already know and you know we already know here in the state of

01:43:58 texas uh that governor abbott said uh that he's all for it uh i mean he was all i've seen the

01:44:07 Statues?

01:44:07 All four of the Indians in Texas, yeah. 1.00

01:44:11 Oh. 0.99

01:44:13 Interesting.

01:44:14 Yeah, because, I mean, there's plenty of places in Texas

01:44:17 that seem to have an overwhelming amount of Indian population.

01:44:22 I've not noticed.

01:44:23 Not the Native American Indians. 0.71

01:44:25 You're just going to throw that out there out of the blue like that?

01:44:30 It doesn't mean to shock you.

01:44:32 We have a number of immigrants in the state.

01:44:34 I'm sure every state does, you know, not necessarily from India,

01:44:40 but everybody has people who have come here from other places.

01:44:45 And in most cases, it's really good as long as they… 0.99

01:44:48 Assimilate. 1.00

01:44:49 Yes. 0.95

01:44:50 They want them to assimilate into the culture of the United States.

01:44:54 But that's too much to ask now.

01:44:56 It is. 0.51

01:44:57 And, you know, earlier you mentioned about they ask white people.

01:45:01 and what about you were saying i'm not sure why that is well uh i was listening to i forget who 1.00

01:45:09 was talking about it but they made a great point in that uh the uh middle america white females

01:45:18 and males for that extent have been beaten down to feel bad about being white yeah so when the

01:45:28 islamic people come to them they want to help because they feel bad about being being white

01:45:34 yeah and while the african-american community doesn't necessarily feel that way right right 0.66

01:45:41 so they're a little more vocal about it a little more outspoken about it yeah meanwhile uh whitey

01:45:47 all of us caspers yeah kind of sit in the background and think oh yeah we want to help

01:45:54 I don't want to be hateful.

01:45:56 I don't want to be a racist.

01:45:57 Yeah.

01:45:58 I don't want to be an Islamophobe. 1.00

01:46:01 I mean, that has been an effective tool. 1.00

01:46:04 It has.

01:46:05 They've used against us.

01:46:06 A very effective tool.

01:46:06 For a long time, but it's been even more prevalent lately.

01:46:11 And so you just get beaten down with that stuff,

01:46:13 and none of us want to be called a racist or a bigot or an Islamophobe.

01:46:17 And the vast majority of us aren't,

01:46:21 but then we wind up saying nothing and doing nothing.

01:46:24 And then you regret the results of that.

01:46:27 Right. 1.00

01:46:27 And, you know, that's the game plan that a lot of the Islamic community has used against us. 1.00

01:46:38 Yeah. 1.00

01:46:38 And in that podcast that we were referencing before that they sued us over playing, we just wanted to share their message with everybody.

01:46:46 I don't know why they were upset about it.

01:46:48 Yeah, you said it.

01:46:49 that's what they kind of talk about is using our own culture against us using our own laws

01:46:55 and rules and isn't that great how we're doing that and then we're we've got our new our whole

01:47:01 new community set up here you don't have to be of course obviously you don't have to be

01:47:07 uh muslim to live in our community but but why would you you're going to be paying the tax

01:47:12 that goes to the mosque and so a lot of christians don't want to support that for some reason

01:47:17 and they wind up with what they want.

01:47:19 Yeah.

01:47:21 It's a tough issue to tackle.

01:47:23 It is.

01:47:24 It's a tough issue to tackle.

01:47:25 I'm interested to see what the Governor Abbott's people are compiling.

01:47:29 Yeah, me too.

01:47:30 Me too.

01:47:32 We'll let you know when we find out. 0.75

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01:49:08 in for Glenn this week.

01:49:10 888-727-BECK

01:49:13 Marco Rubio

01:49:15 sat down with

01:49:16 Katie Miller.

01:49:19 Marco and his wife

01:49:20 to discuss quite a few things.

01:49:22 No, he's not running for president.

01:49:24 He's not running for president.

01:49:25 He always has his wife with him on interviews.

01:49:27 He had to sit down for an interview with the wife.

01:49:29 So this is completely ordinary. 0.65

01:49:32 This happened. She was in town.

01:49:34 Of course he's going to run for president.

01:49:36 Well, I'm not sure that's a given

01:49:38 because of J.D. Vance.

01:49:39 I don't know if the two of them got a working deal

01:49:42 or something. You run this time, I'll run next.

01:49:43 I don't know how that's going to work.

01:49:45 I don't know how that's going to work.

01:49:47 I mean, Marco wanted to, you know, time before, right,

01:49:50 when he was little Marco.

01:49:51 They'd make a really strong team, though.

01:49:53 Oh, my gosh.

01:49:54 One of them the head of the ticket, the other the vice president.

01:49:56 Who wants to be?

01:49:58 Wow.

01:49:58 Does J.D. want to be vice president again?

01:50:01 No, I'm guessing neither of them want to.

01:50:04 But it's especially true, probably, for J.D.

01:50:06 He's not going to be vice president for somebody else. 0.87

01:50:10 That would be silly.

01:50:11 And I think that would be counterproductive to his political career. 0.92

01:50:15 Right.

01:50:16 The next step is the presidency, right?

01:50:18 Or go back to Ohio and just be done.

01:50:21 Right.

01:50:22 Just go on the speaking tour and make $400,000 an hour.

01:50:27 Just give it a speech.

01:50:29 He and the wife could just hang out for a while.

01:50:31 Yeah.

01:50:32 Yeah.

01:50:32 But Marco had some interesting things to say.

01:50:35 He was asked about a conspiracy theory that he actually believes.

01:50:40 what's a conspiracy theory that you believe in i'm asking both of you a conspiracy theory that

01:50:47 i believe in well i don't okay it's not a conspiracy theory okay and don't answer it

01:50:54 but i have long been on this uap thing okay and uh and now you know i've sort of surrendered that

01:51:01 portfolio to someone else who you know well who's very much in charge of the uap issue just be

01:51:06 again it's not what i say is i don't know who it is i don't know what it is but there are things

01:51:10 flying over a military installation and they're not ours and we should look into this be serious

01:51:14 about it and i did that for a long time in the senate and it had two benefits the first is that

01:51:20 obviously it's a legitimate topic and the second is whatever the news of the day was it was

01:51:24 controversial and a reporter comes up to you and you say to them look i don't have time for these

01:51:29 questions about politics do you realize there's things flying over airspace you know we don't

01:51:33 know what they are and the reporter's like oh what do you know tell me more so it was extraordinarily

01:51:36 effective as a diversionary tactic in addition to now that said it's also a very legitimate

01:51:42 topic that we should be covering so i don't call it a conspiracy i don't know if i i don't know the

01:51:47 answer to any of it i'm just you know asking the questions about you know we should know what's

01:51:50 flying out of our airspace but i don't think that's a conspiracy theory as much as it is just

01:51:54 it can be in some sense because people do believe we're covering something up and i assure you like

01:51:58 in this administration if we knew like the president would be all over like there would

01:52:02 be you know prime time address he wouldn't you know he'd be showing the pictures and the videos

01:52:07 but you know steven's on that case now and i think he's doing a great job is that true that he doesn't

01:52:14 know exactly what they are it's hard to believe in the highest levels of our government somebody's

01:52:20 got to know right it just it doesn't make sense to me that none of them the president doesn't know

01:52:26 The Secretary of State doesn't know.

01:52:28 The Vice President, nobody knows.

01:52:30 Nobody knows.

01:52:31 Somebody must know.

01:52:32 If we knew, we'd tell you.

01:52:34 Sure, of course.

01:52:35 Oh, of course.

01:52:35 We'd tell you.

01:52:36 That goes without saying that you'd be totally transparent with the American people.

01:52:40 If I knew.

01:52:41 Yes, but obviously you don't.

01:52:43 I don't.

01:52:44 I don't know that I believe any of that.

01:52:46 I don't know either.

01:52:47 And we didn't get to hear what the wife's answer was.

01:52:50 No, we didn't. 0.61

01:52:50 Because she asked both of them.

01:52:51 Now, maybe, you know, Marco told her to pipe down.

01:52:55 I don't think so.

01:52:55 I don't think so either.

01:52:56 I don't think so.

01:52:57 Based on this next question that she helps Marco with.

01:53:01 Did RFK's diet of red meat and fermented vegetables?

01:53:04 No, this is a crazy diet.

01:53:05 This is a diet that consists of eating sauerkraut and meat.

01:53:11 Ew.

01:53:12 Now, you understand, like, this is not a sustainable thing.

01:53:15 You can't just walk into a, you know.

01:53:17 Well, he sustains it because he does it.

01:53:18 Can you imagine?

01:53:19 He has to travel with coolers of sauerkraut.

01:53:21 I'm not going to travel the world with a cooler full of sauerkraut. 0.94

01:53:24 It's ridiculous. 0.62

01:53:25 I can't do it. 0.94

01:53:25 It's not sustainable. 0.96

01:53:26 are you maha i'm in favor of maha like i think people should be healthy is not but i think

01:53:31 ultimately he is completely not i what's he eat pop tarts no i don't eat pop tarts every day okay

01:53:38 you eat sweets the pop tart is one of the great american innovations in history of the world if

01:53:42 you think about it he eats all the things you should not be eating every single thing oh that's

01:53:48 why you don't have your wife with you on these interviews yeah yeah ahead of time or just not

01:53:53 not included her in the room, because that's what's going to happen.

01:53:59 No, he's going to eat everything.

01:54:01 He eats Pop-Tarts.

01:54:02 He eats Sprintarts.

01:54:03 Okay. 0.96

01:54:04 And that way he follows Maha.

01:54:06 That's something he eats. 0.71

01:54:08 Okay.

01:54:09 So great.

01:54:10 That's why I travel the world without you.

01:54:12 Exactly right.

01:54:14 Exactly. 1.00

01:54:15 Because that's what the wife's going to do for you. 1.00

01:54:18 How about I travel with a cooler, a sauerkraut around the world? 0.93

01:54:22 You just make sure that I have freshly made sauerkraut ready to go from the house, okay?

01:54:28 Oh, that stuff is so nasty.

01:54:31 Oh, it is.

01:54:32 I was forced to smell that being baked and cooked when I was a little kid.

01:54:37 Oh, it's terrible.

01:54:38 No, thank you.

01:54:39 Just terrible. 1.00

01:54:41 But that's always fun to have the wife jump in like that and change your answer. 1.00

01:54:47 Modify your answer. 0.80

01:54:49 Of course he's not ma. 0.67

01:54:51 No, he's not ma.

01:54:52 He's anything.

01:54:54 That's so good.

01:54:56 Unbelievable.

01:54:57 But he's definitely running.

01:54:59 He's going for something.

01:55:00 Come on now.

01:55:02 I don't remember, to be honest, I don't remember Marco ever having his wife with him.

01:55:08 Yeah, I've never seen it before.

01:55:09 I haven't seen her that often, but I've never seen them together like that.

01:55:14 Yeah, I don't remember that I've ever seen that.

01:55:16 Which leads you to believe he's going to run for president.

01:55:19 Yeah.

01:55:20 Because you start breaking out the family and showing what a family man you are.

01:55:22 Yeah, well, the kids are grown now, right?

01:55:24 So she was, you know, they had the kids, and she stayed home and raised them 1.00

01:55:28 and did her womanly thing, which is what she was supposed to do.

01:55:32 And, well, Marco was out there, no problem.

01:55:34 Okay, where do you address the comments on that last statement by you?

01:55:40 At twointhefatoutbladesmedia.com.

01:55:43 You can email me there.

01:55:44 I washed my hands completely of what everything he said, not just today,

01:55:49 The world knows it's true.

01:55:53 Anytime ever?

01:55:54 Anytime ever.

01:55:55 Oh, yeah.

01:55:56 I thought we agreed on something earlier.

01:55:57 No, it was one thing.

01:55:59 You took it back?

01:56:00 Yeah, I take it back.

01:56:02 But honestly, I don't remember him ever being with her.

01:56:06 No, I don't think I've ever seen it.

01:56:09 But yes, again, I think it's a pretty good indicator of what's to come.

01:56:15 And it's going to be really interesting.

01:56:16 once 2028 rolls around to see who's jumped into this race and who hasn't sure is we've got a

01:56:26 really strong bench that the democrats do not have there's nobody who's really prominent in

01:56:32 the democrat party we've talked about this a little bit before uh i think it's going to be

01:56:37 somebody out of the blue like a john ossoff for the democrats yeah and you start to see him

01:56:43 becoming much more prevalent but the republicans have a really strong bench it's going to be tough

01:56:48 to decide which one should be the head of the ticket look that could be the problem in and of

01:56:52 itself yeah right so i mean just off just off the top of your head jd marco and ron de santis

01:57:01 there's your top three right there right and who else none of no you don't need no you don't but

01:57:08 none of those guys are going to want to be a number two no that's true yeah i mean they're

01:57:13 all in line to step in to be number one if they step in line right so who is the who are the who

01:57:20 are the two that say okay i'll wait i'm okay you go ahead you run i'll maybe it's not my time

01:57:28 well jd's only what 43 42 43 i don't know it's really young so if anybody's going to wait their

01:57:35 turn you'd probably want it to be jd vance and he's not going to want to do that i don't think

01:57:40 he wants to do that uh i mean if there's ever a time now is it for him i mean you i guess you

01:57:48 make the case that he could wait but i i don't see that for you know i don't see that practically

01:57:53 for anyone really no because he's perfectly positioned yeah president because the vice

01:57:58 president always runs for yeah and so he'd be the next in line so i don't know it'll be interesting

01:58:05 to see over time. And does Marco

01:58:07 say, no, you know what? Just make sure that

01:58:09 I'm a State Department.

01:58:11 Does he want to gallivant all over

01:58:13 the world for the next

01:58:14 four to eight years?

01:58:17 I don't think so. Yeah, I

01:58:19 don't think so. I mean, that's a tough job.

01:58:21 Yeah. And he's done, what,

01:58:23 a thousand jobs?

01:58:24 Right. He's also the leader

01:58:27 of Venezuela. Right.

01:58:29 Yeah, he's got a lot on his

01:58:31 plate. He's got all kinds of jobs.

01:58:33 Some real and some not, but he's done them.

01:58:36 Speaking of number two, Kamala Harris has been out speaking.

01:58:42 She's been out on the speaking tour as well.

01:58:44 For some reason, she just did this video about the Save America Act.

01:58:51 And just the lengths that the Democrats go to to lie about the Save Act.

01:58:57 It's been fun.

01:58:59 I mean, it's been fun.

01:59:00 It's been agonizing to watch, actually.

01:59:02 Yeah.

01:59:03 because they just continue to lie, and people believe it.

01:59:06 Here's what she said this week.

01:59:08 Hey, everybody.

01:59:09 So they're trying to mess with your ability to vote, just to break it all down.

01:59:14 You've got the Supreme Court.

01:59:15 They just sealed the deal with this case that just came up recently, the Calais decision,

01:59:20 which basically took the power out of the Voting Rights Act,

01:59:23 which was designed to protect your right to vote.

01:59:25 That's untrue.

01:59:26 Okay, surprisingly.

01:59:28 Untrue?

01:59:29 Wait, what?

01:59:30 Kamala Harris said something that's not true?

01:59:32 You know what the Calais Act was? It was the Supreme Court ruled that Louisiana didn't have to establish a black majority district in Louisiana.

01:59:45 In District 2, it didn't have to be majority black.

01:59:48 That's what you're talking about?

01:59:51 Yes.

01:59:51 They can all still vote in that district. 0.98

01:59:54 We just don't have to make the minorities white people in that area.

02:00:01 They didn't have to create a specifically black district. 0.99

02:00:04 But that did lead to a firestorm of states rearranging their districts.

02:00:11 Yes, I'm not sure that's what led to it, but that was part of that whole fight. 0.98

02:00:14 But that is so disingenuous and so ridiculous. 0.92

02:00:18 And, of course, then you've got to talk about the SAVE Act. 0.95

02:00:21 So you've got the Supreme Court doing its thing.

02:00:23 Then this president is trying to push this SAVE Act,

02:00:29 which basically would require

02:00:31 that for people to register to vote

02:00:33 you're going to have to have proof.

02:00:35 No. Wait.

02:00:38 I have to prove

02:00:39 who I am?

02:00:41 That I'm an American citizen?

02:00:43 What kind of outrage is this?

02:00:45 What is this?

02:00:46 If they have identification to prove that you are who you are

02:00:50 and that you're a citizen? 0.78

02:00:51 Is this Genghis Khan's Mongolia?

02:00:54 Where am I right now? 0.91

02:00:56 Did I take a left turn

02:00:57 and wind up in communist China?

02:01:00 How dare you ask me to show who I am? 0.93

02:01:03 Of who you are through a passport,

02:01:06 which a lot of Americans don't have,

02:01:09 or a birth certificate.

02:01:11 Same point, obstacles to make it difficult

02:01:14 for you to register.

02:01:15 You notice how they avoid driver's licenses?

02:01:20 Because they can't go there.

02:01:21 I mean, when you go and get your driver's license,

02:01:24 in order to have that check mark on it,

02:01:26 like Texas does, and we've had that for, I don't know, 10 or 15 years.

02:01:29 The star.

02:01:31 Yeah, the star that shows that it's official and it's federal and whatever.

02:01:35 That's all you have to get is a driver's license that's official like that.

02:01:39 In order to get that, almost everybody has one now,

02:01:43 you do have to produce a birth certificate or some form of proof

02:01:52 that you are who you say you are.

02:01:54 now should voting be absolutely effortless i don't think so i mean if you have to go through

02:02:03 you know you got to jump through some hoop to get there so what you're voting and the states who

02:02:08 there are a number of the states who have said that uh we've got uh you know we have id well

02:02:13 you really not you don't because you can there's ways around it yes like virginia yes who was it

02:02:20 that was being interviewed about that.

02:02:22 I don't remember, but he cited Virginia as an example

02:02:25 and was told right there, no, you really don't have to.

02:02:30 That's not really true.

02:02:31 No.

02:02:31 But most states already have.

02:02:33 If you've got a driver's license, it has a star on it.

02:02:36 You can vote.

02:02:37 It's just not that difficult.

02:02:39 It really isn't.

02:02:40 I mean, when I changed my license from Florida to Texas,

02:02:45 I went to the – I had to go – I did have to go to the D&B.

02:02:49 Don't tell me you had to leave the house.

02:02:51 You had to leave the house?

02:02:51 I did have to go to the DMV.

02:02:53 How did you get?

02:02:54 Did you walk uphill?

02:02:55 No.

02:02:56 In both directions?

02:02:58 In the driving snow?

02:03:00 First of all, no.

02:03:01 I didn't walk.

02:03:01 Hurricane velocity winds?

02:03:04 It must have been, what, 48, 50 below zero when you went?

02:03:09 What kind of dastardly state would put you through that?

02:03:13 Texas.

02:03:13 You did have to leave the house.

02:03:14 You had to leave the house.

02:03:16 I did have to leave the house, and I went to the DMV.

02:03:18 That's inconvenient.

02:03:20 You should never be inconvenienced.

02:03:22 I brought insurance papers, and I did bring a copy of my birth certificate,

02:03:26 which I did need because I still had an end date license from another state.

02:03:31 Texas, that was fine.

02:03:32 So you're one of like four people in the country who has a copy of a birth certificate?

02:03:38 Well.

02:03:39 Is that what you're asking us to believe now?

02:03:41 Yeah.

02:03:41 Wow.

02:03:41 That's hard to believe.

02:03:42 All right.

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02:05:52 Pretty much solved most of the issues, though.

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02:05:56 Hopefully the Iran conflict will be fixed by then. 0.96

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02:06:01 Are you sure our oil reserves are getting a little low?

02:06:05 Ooh, under 300 million barrels.

02:06:07 Yeah, they're getting low barrels.

02:06:08 Yeah, I don't know if that's okay.

02:06:10 Lowest since 83.

02:06:11 I believe that was the number I read, yeah.

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The Glenn Beck Program - August 12, 2026

Democrats REJECT Socialist Candidate in Unexpected Move ｜ 8⧸12⧸26

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