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00:03:17.820 eric swolwell is here and he said he's gonna assemble a group of avengers for the democrats oh i've got the

00:03:29.100 i've got the cast of characters for the democratic avengers we'll get to that in just a minute uh also i i want to

00:03:39.900 talk to you a little bit about uh doogie fire starter md the woman who is now crying because dad set some people

00:03:48.380 on fire what what's the problem donald trump wants to send the whole family that are that is here illegally

00:03:55.580 by the way uh back to egypt but the democrats the democrats don't like it and doogie fire starter she

00:04:04.700 just wants to be a doctor and she plans of becoming a doctor and going to one of our universities so she

00:04:11.580 could be a doctor oh it's a sad sad story and we're going to start with that in just a second i'm not

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00:06:00.060 purchase 800-957-gold hello stew glenn how are you oh my gosh i am so sad this morning oh no i'm so

00:06:11.500 sad i i yeah i read a story in usa today about a young woman full of promise wide-eyed probably you

00:06:20.140 know has an instagram bio that says future doctor gene dream chaser coffee addict and how she's being

00:06:26.700 deported today along with her family and she's heartbroken she's heartbroken and why is she

00:06:31.260 heartbroken well because america's cruel quite honestly we've lost our compassion america yeah

00:06:39.180 i i don't know i i don't have a lot of compassion you know because her dad firebombed a jewish family uh

00:06:47.020 you know a jewish an old jewish woman and other people and the skin was falling off their legs

00:06:51.820 taken to the hospital you know i don't have a lot of compassion uh there i don't and i'm not one to say

00:07:00.140 hey everybody has to pay for the sins of the father but you know when you're here illegally

00:07:06.300 you know and islamicism seems to be kind of like a family trait you know they get a whole family involved

00:07:14.300 mom likes to you know strap explosives onto their children you know dad is already on tape going uh

00:07:22.940 islam is more important than even my children i wish they'd blow themselves up or something like that

00:07:28.460 i uh i don't have a lot of sympathy for it i want them out you know uh maybe that's just me you know

00:07:35.660 okay so you set a few jewish people on fire minor detail i mean who hasn't you know committed an act

00:07:42.700 of terrorism before breakfast you know so let me just let me just um recap this little hallmark

00:07:51.580 moment that you might have missed in colorado a man whose visa had expired not once but twice and

00:07:58.060 not here on a work visa on a uh on a on a tourist visa he's here as a tourist 2022 they come in as a

00:08:08.060 a whole family we just want to tour america and then they stay and then he starts you know filling

00:08:13.980 bottles up with gasoline and stuffing rags in it okay um you know when he overstays his visa then he

00:08:23.660 decides you know to do what all grateful immigrants would do when given a second third and fourth chance

00:08:28.780 here in america throw molotov cocktails at jewish people you know because nothing says hey thanks for

00:08:35.020 your hospitality like arson you know a holocaust survivor she outlived auschwitz yeah but she

00:08:46.620 couldn't really outlive that uh that little march there in colorado and now ice has made this monstrous

00:08:54.620 decision you ready ice these monsters are thinking about sending the whole family back to egypt well not the

00:09:03.820 whole family i think we should keep dad here for a while maybe the rest of his life now can you hear

00:09:12.060 it the tiny little violins yes they're playing they're not even american violins they're egyptian

00:09:17.260 violins slightly out of tune but the daughter says i'm devastated because i was planning on attending a

00:09:24.620 medical school here i just want to be a doctor oh that is heartbreaking but you know what america's loss

00:09:30.460 is egypt's gain so you know and if your hospital is ever low on burn cream she's going to know where

00:09:36.540 to find it you know i'm sure she can spot you know wow that's third degree burns how do you know doctor

00:09:42.620 well dad was setting jews on fire so i'm pretty up to speed on that now just to clarify something for

00:09:50.220 those who are trying to square this circle this isn't some random deportation this isn't the ice agents

00:09:56.620 breaking into a third grade classroom and dragging away honor students this is a man who's who set

00:10:04.620 people on fire who brought his here brought his family here as tourists and they overstayed and then

00:10:12.220 while they were here as tourists they decided to break the law even further like you know what i'm

00:10:17.340 going to apply for medical school yeah so i don't know i don't think you i don't think you get the the

00:10:24.380 the second hole punch you know on your green card after you go full hamas on the streets anywhere in

00:10:31.100 america you know now i saw some people on x formerly known as the ministry of empathy saying we don't

00:10:41.660 make a daughter pay for the father's sins really really because i don't know what is it about white

00:10:51.260 people let's see i didn't own slaves in fact my great great grandparents fought for the freedom

00:10:59.100 of slaves in america and yet i'm still smeared with the sin of slavery and nothing will ever wash

00:11:08.460 me clean of that sin so please don't preach to me about we don't make the daughter pay for the father's

00:11:15.100 sins i'm not you're not even talking about my father you're talking about my great great great

00:11:20.860 grandfather who i don't even know and he didn't have any slaves oh my gosh okay so let me just play

00:11:31.660 this out okay play this out with me so dad throws flaming bottles into a crowd and the system says yeah

00:11:40.860 i know you're here illegally but you gotta stay no no uh-uh uh-uh i don't think that's justice i think

00:11:48.700 that's more uh franchise opportunity for terrorism so imagine imagine your dad walks into a hospital

00:11:59.980 and stabs the nurses and your complaint is but i was going to intern there this summer

00:12:07.420 no hospital don't want me to intern there it's because oh gosh doogie fire starter md i feel bad for

00:12:14.620 you i do i do i do oh i am really not one for making the children pay for the father or the

00:12:25.180 mother's problems i'm not but i'm sorry you were here as a guest you were here as a tourist you already

00:12:36.540 you knew you were here as a tourist why are you applying for college you're a tourist you can't go to

00:12:42.700 college here i mean i have sympathy i am a dad you know i know this woman didn't throw the bomb

00:12:51.820 you know but if we're letting people stay based on potential alone you know i got a long line of

00:12:58.780 liberty loving amish kids that might want to get into that doctor line you know what i mean like to

00:13:03.660 skip some of the paperwork and here's the thing the minute your dad made the conscious choice to

00:13:10.140 i don't know recreate crystal knock in colorado i think avoided the family's warranty i think we're

00:13:17.180 like ah you know what that's not covered you know that's the moment the dream dies for you and your

00:13:23.420 family not because of our cruelty but because of his cruelty i know that's a concept for people on the

00:13:31.740 left they're like wait a minute what we're gonna make all the white people pay for the sins they didn't

00:13:37.100 do but not this person whose dad whose dad where they're still living together just set people on

00:13:44.220 fire and they're here illegally we can't make that happen and now we're expected to feel guilt because

00:13:53.020 the aspiring doctor has to go to med school in egypt oh

00:14:02.940 in egypt isn't that where i mean let's be honest the most common first aid advice is don't say

00:14:09.020 anything the government might hear look america is many many things but it is not a country that

00:14:16.780 that hands out permanent residency to arsonists and their plus ones oh arsonists yes i've got the

00:14:24.780 plus one no no you want opportunity you want safety don't set people on fire you know you want your kids

00:14:34.300 to you know have a brighter future don't come here illegally don't come here illegally as a tourist then

00:14:41.420 overstay your visa two times and then set people on fire oh it's not that complicated it seems like a

00:14:48.620 pretty easy rule i've never had a problem keeping that rule you know don't set people on fire never

00:14:54.220 had a problem with that one you know and i'm sure it's hard to leave sure sure but you want to be able

00:15:02.380 to have your case heard by a federal judge because you're now claiming that you need asylum

00:15:12.700 wait asylum from egypt and you're egyptian and you're muslim i mean pretty staunch muslim i'm guessing

00:15:25.020 you know more of a islamist than just a muslim i'm pretty sure islamists are really quite popular

00:15:35.660 you know in the home of the muslim brotherhood i'm just saying i i what are you running from

00:15:42.780 other islamists oh i know i know gosh in egypt they just love jews so much that when you get back to

00:15:50.380 egypt they're gonna be your father said jews on fire and what they won't throw you a parade

00:15:59.500 what exactly are you running from bull crap bull crap you're not running from anything well except

00:16:08.540 for the truth and probably well no that woman that your dad set on fire she was elderly so she's

00:16:16.220 probably not able to chase you i don't even know if she could chase you or stop drop and roll she was

00:16:23.260 pretty old but thanks for bringing that to the streets of america this is not cruelty this is common

00:16:30.940 sense period you know if we don't draw a line after somebody lights a literal match what exactly are we

00:16:39.340 protecting here so to the daughter goodbye good luck don't let the door hit you on the big fat

00:16:52.860 egyptian ass on the way out i'm sorry and you know what next time you visit a country for a little

00:16:59.420 vacation you might want to make sure nobody in the family's packing some fire bombs you know that'd be a

00:17:06.380 good one that'd be a good one come on america you're smarter than this don't fall it i know you're

00:17:13.180 not i just can't take how many stupid people are around i can't take it anymore can't do it

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00:19:05.420 that these people are being deported because of this like you know you can't hold the children

00:19:10.860 responsible for the crimes of their father and i know that's something that you've talked about

00:19:15.580 over the years as being one of the i don't know one of the foundational things uh in america right

00:19:22.220 like it is one of the things that we changed uh that the world was not doing when the country was

00:19:28.060 founded and like i i think that's accurate however these people were are getting deported not because

00:19:37.100 their dad tried to burn a bunch of jews in a park they're getting deported because they overstayed their visas

00:19:44.140 that that is that is why they're getting deported they may be getting prioritized that they didn't

00:19:51.660 know they didn't know stew she didn't know she thought dad had all that taken care of i'm sure

00:19:57.260 that is immaterial to the law that is that is not that's not how this works at all when you come here

00:20:04.780 you you are required to follow the laws uh and the law they did not follow was the visa law they

00:20:12.860 overstayed the visa they did not get the asylum they requested nor should they have received it

00:20:18.780 i think quite clearly people who want to burn jews to death are not being persecuted in egypt so all of

00:20:26.300 this being said uh that is the reason that they are going to be deported uh the question is the timeline

00:20:32.860 on that everywhere like if i if i went to egypt and i was you know i was trying to convert uh people from

00:20:40.620 islam to christianity and i didn't know that it was against the law and they chopped my head off

00:20:45.580 i mean they would be like wait wait wait wait wait he wasn't aware of the laws right no it's not the

00:20:53.660 way it works you have to actually that's not the way it works anywhere here as well you know ignorance

00:20:59.660 is not really a defense in these situations uh so i i just i i'm frustrated by this because i keep

00:21:05.980 hearing this like as if we're saying they're also guilt like there's the child is not guilty of

00:21:10.460 murder i don't i mean i they are attempted murder you're you're you're exactly right you're exactly

00:21:16.540 right and uh i didn't even get that far i just i you know you're here illegally your dad set some

00:21:22.860 people on fire uh you know if you were like if you were as it oh my gosh i'm outraged and i'm gonna

00:21:30.060 dedicate my life helping jews you know maybe i'd have some sympathy for i'm still gonna send you away

00:21:36.780 but i at least have some sympathy you're crying tears because you can't go to medical school in

00:21:43.260 the country where your father just set people on fire in the streets for being jewish i don't i know

00:21:50.700 i don't think i like i don't think i like your bedside manner dr fire son starter i just i don't

00:21:57.260 dr fire starter um i yeah i mean i there are determinations made within the law all the time

00:22:03.660 as to which people will be prioritized the question is are did they commit a crime and they

00:22:09.500 did they're here and they're not supposed to be buh-bye that's that is the basic function of what

00:22:17.100 we're talking about here if they were u.s citizens by the way u.s citizens have done crazy

00:22:22.220 crap like this as well and when they do it we can't just deport them right we can't because

00:22:27.180 they didn't know we have to go through the normal process of the way things uh work uh that is uh

00:22:34.220 we we don't get to do that because it's not on the table it is on the table when you've already

00:22:38.460 broken the law with our with your immigration status that's that's how this works you know

00:22:44.140 i mean what is egypt going to do with all the ticker tape if we don't send them back you know

00:22:49.660 because i mean they're going to have a parade for this family in egypt what could we possibly do

00:22:54.540 uh you know we're going to be responsible for them not having uh a use for all that ticker tape

00:23:00.220 they've been cutting up you know for the parade when they come home uh i mean i don't want to be

00:23:05.980 responsible for that yeah it might be mad that would be tragic oh man just horrible horrible horrible

00:23:15.580 um you know i think we have enough mental illness in our country i don't think we need to import any more

00:23:20.620 mental illness you know yeah but what about white supremacy that's the real you know those christians

00:23:27.500 that's the real problem yeah it seems like it doesn't it really it does really seem like it

00:23:33.260 so hey swalwell has come up and said uh it's time to assemble a group of democrat avengers

00:23:42.220 uh okay i've got a couple of suggestions for some avenger characters uh we'll do that next this is glenn beck

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00:25:29.340 welcome to the glennbeck program glad that you're here

00:25:36.700 wow i don't know if you've heard stew but uh you better look out because the uh the democrats are

00:25:43.020 now assembling their group of avengers uh here's eric swalwell listen to this the future of the

00:25:48.380 democratic party is going to be you know it's going to take some of those people now that's the

00:25:53.100 future to throw the old regime under the bus well and it's going to take like this avengers-like

00:25:59.180 model of jasmine crockett maxwell frost robert garcia people that you'd not seen before just

00:26:05.500 step up the leader is today but the publicly perceived leader is hakeem jeffries right because

00:26:11.180 he's got to make the case that we're winning the house he's terrible but that he's the leader of the

00:26:15.580 party and he's got in my position only yeah but he's he's the reason i don't trust guys like hakeem

00:26:21.260 is because he's so willing to still bend a knee to the old regime he's not going to ever speak out

00:26:26.940 against chuck schumer he's never going to do that but i can but you're not the leader oh but you're zero

00:26:34.700 you're a giant zilch no one cares about you i we only had you on the show because we couldn't get

00:26:40.380 anyone else uh i gotta i gotta tell you i mean i love this idea of the avengers you know the super

00:26:48.380 team of democrats i mean i think that's fantastic especially when they name all which one would play

00:26:54.860 captain chaos or comrade chaos which one would which one would that be we can redistribute everyone's

00:27:00.700 superpowers equally rendering all heroes equally mediocre uh you know i i wield the hammer and the

00:27:08.300 sickle and a hammer and a sickle themed boomerang that always misses its target it's great it's great

00:27:15.420 it's great who would play that i wonder uh gosh i i've just i just i i mean their outfits though would

00:27:22.460 be great wouldn't they i mean they they have to have you know they have to have i don't know gender

00:27:29.420 bender goliath who is part of the superpower team and you know i could change anybody's outfit in a

00:27:35.180 into a fabulous but impractical costume at any given time i can do it i just look down the street

00:27:40.940 i'm like i'm gonna change your outfit right now and you shoot rainbow lasers that make people argue

00:27:47.500 about pronouns for our for hours and hours and hours on end it's fantastic i'm gonna demand that all

00:27:55.340 bathrooms are replaced with gender neutral ball pits fight for a fight for a world where every day is a

00:28:02.460 mandatory costume parade and that'd be that's me of course my weakness is i can't resist stopping to

00:28:11.020 fix my hair and any reflective surface and that's kind of bad but more parades oh my god these that

00:28:19.420 no it'd be good that would be really really really good somebody's got to get on vo and on google and make

00:28:27.500 a short movie of the democrat super heroes i just think that would be i think that would be good it

00:28:34.860 would be good you know the one you know their their weaknesses might be you know i get distracted

00:28:41.420 by long manifestos and all of them are long and uh you know sometimes i fall asleep you know in my own

00:28:48.140 speeches but then comes terror titan i summon the cloud of glittery smoke that causes confusion and mild

00:28:54.620 irritation and i can monologue for hours about disrupting the system without making any point

00:29:01.020 and then stand up for all the terrorists that are here in the country because i'm i'm a superhero

00:29:07.340 my champion chaos replacing all the traffic lights with disco balls you know and i'm gonna and our

00:29:13.980 national anthem's gonna only be played by a kazoo in every single sporting event where only transgender

00:29:20.460 people can compete because those are the real men or women or which what you know what i'm saying

00:29:27.420 my gosh oh i love it i love it they are so unbelievably clueless by the way stew i don't

00:29:35.180 know if you know this but i've i'm gonna come clean uh i am leaving the democratic party and i'm gonna write

00:29:42.140 a book um about it oh wow really officially yeah you're out officially officially i'm out of the democratic

00:29:50.140 party party and i'm gonna write a book uh because because they lied to me this whole time i didn't

00:29:57.420 know i didn't see it they were lying this whole time and my gosh how did i not see it i i mean they

00:30:04.860 just made me look like a joke i love that story i i can't get enough of it and now today all of the

00:30:16.780 former biden aides who said nothing about her this entire time are all out like knives out coming after

00:30:23.740 her which i just can't love enough i just every single thing we said for four years is now being

00:30:34.060 backed up by democratic sources we should cherish this moment a little bit it is fun what is she

00:30:41.020 leaving for did she say i couldn't find that anywhere it's weird i you know the only thing

00:30:46.220 that is indicated in what's been released so far is this is corinne john pierre we're talking about

00:30:51.100 by the way i don't know if we've uh set that up but she cringe and me and me and glenn and glenn

00:30:56.460 is i'm leaving officially out leaving the democratic also i'm out and i'm gonna write a book like

00:31:01.340 corinne john pierre you only like women so you're also lesbians you've come out in two different ways

00:31:05.500 today um but the only thing that they uh they mentioned in the report seemed to be that she was

00:31:13.820 angry at the democrats for abandoning and betraying joe biden which is fascinating in a million ways

00:31:26.460 she's actually standing by joe biden she's like she finds out quote air quotes here she finds out

00:31:34.380 now that the whole thing was a sham and she's like oh you should still stand by him i mean not

00:31:40.540 too close because he smells like he just pooped his pants but yeah i think so again we don't we are

00:31:47.980 and i say this uh we are literally judging a book by its cover at this point so we don't know what the

00:31:54.060 book actually says but it does seem to indicate that strangely after it comes out still no one will

00:32:01.340 know what it's i don't know this is what i might read i i want i want to hear every horrible word

00:32:08.780 that comes out of her chat gpt mouth in this particular book all you have to do is say go on

00:32:17.100 to chat gpt and say what would a book read like if corinne john pierre wrote a book uh uh and it will

00:32:27.580 write it and it will probably be word for word because she's not writing that book no she's not

00:32:31.820 right i can't imagine i what would a book read like from someone who can't read or write i don't

00:32:38.380 know i mean it's difficult uh oh my gosh are you saying that because she's a lesbian or because she

00:32:43.980 was super nice dressed or because she's black or why why are you saying that she's an idiot glenn

00:32:49.980 that's why uh she's an idiot that's why i'm saying yeah yeah forgot about that she was a complete

00:32:56.700 total idiot yes um but but i don't know if you saw this reporting but it's it's fascinating to watch

00:33:03.660 it because they are everything we said about her she's incompetent she makes more problems than she

00:33:08.620 solves how many times did we say how does she have this job this is insanity and it's all in the

00:33:15.100 reporting today they all can admit it now because she's no longer a democrat it didn't matter that

00:33:21.580 she was ruining the country and the communication between the white house and the american people

00:33:26.300 that was not a concern for them at all they're concerned now because she's not she's no longer

00:33:31.500 saying she's a democrat one of the quotes of the article is she has lost her only constituency

00:33:37.340 party line democrats which is such a good point it's such a good line but it's true the only

00:33:45.180 possible defense for her this entire time was you were defending every democrat no matter what they did

00:33:51.660 it's the only defense because she was terrible at every single aspect of her job and now the one

00:33:58.300 thing she had which was the d after her name is gone and now people can finally tell the truth apparently

00:34:03.740 uh you know speaking of uh d's after your name and i mean d for dunce um the women of the view are

00:34:13.740 really i mean they're just not the sharpest first of all sunny holst uh hoston's uh view on elon musk

00:34:23.180 i mean can we play this please so really he saved our country less than one percent nothing but the

00:34:30.220 damage that he did was just really incredible he slashed 250 000 federal employees more than 8 500

00:34:39.740 contracts more than 10 000 grants and his cutbacks on medical research cost the lives of for the foreign

00:34:47.340 aid cost 300 000 lives mostly children that's the damage elon musk did so show me that stat

00:34:55.100 show me that stat show that to me cost the lives of 300 000 mostly children show that stat to me i want

00:35:04.860 the names i want to know i want to know the exact numbers how they died she said she's like i don't

00:35:11.340 think anybody should be listening because he kills children no that's not elon musk elon musk is making

00:35:17.820 children lots and lots and lots he may replace all 300 000 children that you say died by when

00:35:28.060 wednesday of next week he's kind of constantly making it seems yeah like it is the elon musk

00:35:35.260 pastime it seems that every other day we hear about more of them um so i don't i mean an elon musk

00:35:41.580 commercial would be oh geez time to make the children he's always making always how i mean

00:35:50.460 jeez he's very concerned about population growth uh i guarantee yeah it's interesting because if you

00:35:56.140 happen to be listening on the radio or podcast you can't see sunny doing a current john pierre and

00:36:02.460 reading every word of that so as you point out it's not just her making something up it's not just her

00:36:08.220 trying to remember something she saw someone tweet she someone has given her the information

00:36:13.660 that 300 000 people have been killed by this medical research that it doesn't even seem to be

00:36:19.900 cut in the bill that they're trying to pass which is fascinating um i i'm gonna look glenn i will i will

00:36:29.180 see um if i can find the source of it there's got to be i assumed it's something but i i don't know

00:36:34.140 okay now the view went on to say uh that elon has dirt on president trump now now listen to this

00:36:44.540 on the flip side those republicans if you're in a house district you're like i'm afraid of donald trump

00:36:49.820 but elon musk because of the dark money system we live in he can come in and primary you by just

00:36:54.380 pouring millions and millions into your race and then there is that stop stop stop how unbelievably rich

00:37:02.460 is this and i'm when i say rich i mean in a george soros sort of way they are now concerned about

00:37:08.940 dark money where somebody who is a billionaire can come in and just primary you

00:37:15.660 does george soros come to mind at all oh my gosh i can't take it i just can't take it but wait there's

00:37:25.740 more afraid of donald trump but elon musk because of the dark money system we live in he can come in

00:37:30.860 and primary you by just pouring millions and millions into your race and then there is that

00:37:35.260 that you know if one was going to think you know oh maybe this happened you know elon knows the 411 on

00:37:43.260 everything yeah he got all that information he knows how all this came down so now suddenly he's

00:37:49.900 like well oh harumph well yeah so i'm so angry so trump should be afraid of him because i think trump

00:37:56.860 is he has only seats on the election too i think he is afraid well 20 stop so now it's election conspiracy

00:38:06.300 now trump didn't win elon musk may have well he at least knows how trump fixed the election

00:38:13.740 election so election denier election denier that is bad for our republic it is they're destroying

00:38:19.820 the republic they should be silenced election denying now from the ladies on the view and

00:38:25.500 they're they're saying that elon musk uh terrifies donald trump can i tell you something the and i mean

00:38:30.780 this sincerely i think the only thing that terrifies trump is nuclear war it's the only thing i have ever

00:38:37.420 seen him talk about or respond to that seems to really scare the crap out of him and that is all

00:38:44.220 out nuclear war uh i don't think he's afraid of elon musk you know i i just i i don't i don't uh but

00:38:53.100 you know they find that the left finally has their dream come true and i don't know who to believe on

00:38:58.380 this we got we got to get into this next hour we got to take a quick break but next hour we've got

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00:46:55.500 hello america welcome to the glenbeck program we're glad you're here well the big beautiful bill

00:47:00.140 they're still talking about it is it gonna pass it's not gonna pass uh this is so frustrating um

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00:49:03.100 what the hell is happening now well i mean most of the coverage the last 24 hours has been that

00:49:09.420 elon musk is tweeting about it an awful lot um that seems to be the focus of the media at the moment

00:49:15.340 and uh you know various lawmakers trying to wrangle elon musk and trying to get him to stop doing this

00:49:25.900 they don't want him to to um message this as this terrible bill because they uh say they want to keep

00:49:32.540 him within the walls uh they want to they want him to be involved in the republican party and movement

00:49:37.740 going forward uh but they also feel like you know this is the best that they can do i suppose um

00:49:45.180 you know it's the bill itself is it's going to be very hard to get this through i mean you have only

00:49:50.620 53 senators on the republican side we know basically for a fact that ran paulson no under almost any

00:49:57.500 circumstance right so you're at 52 you can lose two more uh we know mike lee is already kind of

00:50:03.500 indicated he's not uh particularly in love with this bill uh several others have as well so

00:50:10.220 they're going to have to make changes to probably get those people on board when they do that you're

00:50:14.940 going to have the house which only passed the bill by one vote and already has two members who did vote

00:50:22.380 for it who have said they now would vote against it now that they actually know what's in it

00:50:27.260 which is another significant problem that maybe we should try to avoid in the future

00:50:34.700 um you should probably read the bill before you actually vote for especially and i don't even you

00:50:38.460 don't even have to read the bill on this stuff because people were talking about it outwardly in

00:50:42.700 the debate about the bill the particular problems that these two representatives cited but so you're

00:50:48.620 already under the amount of votes you need in the house before the changes several factions in the

00:50:53.180 house are saying they will not vote for the bill if certain parts of it change like the salt deduction

00:50:59.660 that we've talked about before where you get to deduct your local taxes uh in blue states uh basically

00:51:05.660 for a very short description of it so i mean look donald trump does have a way of coming in and saying

00:51:13.020 do it and republicans have a way of stepping up and saying yes sir that's kind of the way the

00:51:20.460 republican party works at this point so so i think there's a good chance it still gets through

00:51:25.020 eventually but when you look at what the bill has it has a lot of good but it has an awful lot of bad

00:51:30.860 in it as well okay so can i just let me pick it up from there stew that it has a lot of bad in it has a

00:51:38.860 lot of good in it here's the here's the thing that i don't think you're getting from anybody um really

00:51:44.700 you're not getting a balanced look i understand both sides i really do i understand uh the urgency

00:51:51.660 from the white house uh and i think russ vote's going to be on with us in about an hour or next

00:51:57.420 or tomorrow it depends on what his schedule is like uh today they're trying to squeeze him in today

00:52:02.380 um but you know i trust him he knows what's going on um and i understand the white house's point of

00:52:08.940 view i i really do i understand that if this doesn't pass that means the tax cuts probably

00:52:17.020 are not going to be permanent they won't get them through without the tax cuts the entire thing falls

00:52:23.100 apart without uh regulation reform the entire plan for the economy falls apart okay um and trump

00:52:33.100 knows that the white house knows that the democrats know this they have to have this pass because of

00:52:40.620 the good stuff in it now the bad stuff that's in it the biggest probably bad stuff is the debt ceiling

00:52:46.940 being raised by another four trillion dollars that's really bad that's really really bad because

00:52:53.580 we're not going to be able to continue to fund uh our our country if we can't if we keep raising the

00:53:01.820 debt and we can't sell our our treasury bonds we can't sell our debt to anybody because nobody believes

00:53:07.420 us anymore uh that we're serious about cutting spending then the entire thing falls apart so

00:53:15.020 damned if you do damned if you don't that's where we're at okay if we don't pass it then the president's

00:53:22.620 economic plans fall apart if we do pass it we run a very high risk of the rest of the world saying

00:53:31.420 you guys aren't serious about your debt and we can't buy your treasuries anymore um and that changes

00:53:38.060 you know that changes everything that one is not the fault of this administration that one is the

00:53:45.420 fault of every single democrat and republican since since when i was first born they have been talking

00:53:53.420 about this they've been talking about the debt and the deficit and everything else we've been talking

00:53:58.540 about our spending problem forever and at some point i mean even fdr said this at some point this won't

00:54:07.980 work you'll have to stop it um i remember uh ronald reagan saying at some point we're not going to have

00:54:17.660 any good options left well we're there there are no good options damned if you do damned if you don't

00:54:23.740 okay this is what ronald reagan said was coming we've known this forever as a nation so i look at

00:54:32.860 this and say who do i bet on gosh i mean we're betting the future of our nation we're betting the future

00:54:42.620 of our children we're betting the you know whether we're all slaves to debt or not uh i don't hear

00:54:51.580 a good solution on either side um i don't trust that the republicans uh

00:55:03.820 i don't think they're serious about anything at all there's a few people that are serious about the

00:55:08.620 debt and and really i think understand it rand paul is one of mike lee is another one chip roy is one but

00:55:14.780 chip is one that i think also really understands not just the dangers of the debt but also the dangers

00:55:22.700 to the economy if we don't pass this bill we've got to have the tax cuts have to or everything falls apart

00:55:33.340 so what do you do well there is one thing here that really bothers me this is this is i give the

00:55:40.380 benefit of the doubt to trump and the white house and that scares me it does not because i don't trust

00:55:47.980 donald trump i do trust donald trump but the debt scares the hell out of me because it's real and at

00:55:56.540 some point and i don't know if it's this four trillion dollar debt ceiling raise or the next one

00:56:02.220 but at some point the rest of the world's going to walk away and go

00:56:05.500 so i give the benefit of the doubt pass the bill just pass the bill okay that could end up being

00:56:16.780 wrong i'm not going to tell you i'm right by any stretch of the imagination and i think this is

00:56:21.580 something we all have to do our own homework and then pray on i can't tell you what's right or what's

00:56:26.060 wrong everybody you know you want somebody to do that listen to sean hannity or somebody else because

00:56:30.620 i i don't know i don't know um here's what i do know yesterday uh trump said the debt limit should

00:56:42.300 be entirely scrapped that is colossally a bad idea a bad idea and i can't give the president the benefit

00:56:54.140 of the doubt on that one no if we scrap the debt ceiling and the debt limit that means

00:57:02.620 nobody ever has to pause now he's right in this sense that everybody's using that debt ceiling as

00:57:10.460 a weapon so if you don't have to have the debt ceiling then they can't say you know what we're

00:57:16.060 going to default on our loans if we don't spend all this money we're never going to default okay we're

00:57:21.500 not going to default we're just going to have to live through austerity we're just going to have

00:57:27.340 to cut all of the programs and just pay the interest on our bills um so we won't default and if we do

00:57:34.940 we're even in more trouble than i thought but if you take away the debt ceiling vote then there is no

00:57:42.540 restraint and here's how the world will interpret this there is one thing to say i'm getting into a car

00:57:49.260 and we're going to go down this canyon and it's very very curvy uh you know it's in one of those

00:57:54.700 really dangerous canyons that just you know make make my butt clench every time you drive down these

00:58:01.100 steep uh hills and canyons in uh in the west where you're like ah we can drive over the edge and then

00:58:08.700 we're dead it's one thing to get into a car and say yeah the brakes are fine i mean it might be leaking

00:58:15.180 a little bit but the brakes are fine and and you get into the car and you're like okay i i think

00:58:21.340 we're okay i think we're okay and we have a chance of survival and then another one inviting people

00:58:27.820 into the car and saying no you know the brakes are fine i mean they're leaking a little bit but the

00:58:32.700 brakes are fine some people get in some people don't uh but if i got got you on the top of that canyon

00:58:38.460 and i pulled up in my car and i'm like hey hop in we're gonna go down the canyon uh by the way i cut the

00:58:44.140 brake lines so there's really no chance of us stopping or even tapping on the brakes would you

00:58:49.100 get into the car that's what other countries and other uh other uh sovereign funds and all of the

00:58:58.060 big uh wealth management that's the way they're gonna look at us if we have no debt ceiling if we

00:59:04.460 just like yeah we can spend whatever we want we don't even have to talk about it anymore you know we

00:59:10.140 we just know that you know that's gonna be okay i'm not getting into that car i'm not buying a

00:59:15.260 single bond from you you're completely irresponsible and there's no tapping of the brake there's no

00:59:22.460 slowing the car down it starts going down the hill there's no slowing it down it just crashes

00:59:28.540 period that's what happens okay we cannot scrap the debt limit that will be the that will be the

00:59:38.140 death knell of america it it will be over you will see the interest rates go through the roof

00:59:46.220 because nobody's gonna nobody's gonna want to buy our t-bill so we'll have to be able to offer them

00:59:51.020 more money okay we'll pay you nine percent well what is paying nine percent interest just say six percent

00:59:58.220 five percent what does it mean if we have to pay five percent interest on forty trillion dollars

01:00:08.300 nothing good we won't be able to afford it we will all be paying our taxes just to pay that debt

01:00:18.140 that's the bomb that's about to go off okay and that's why people who are quote fiscal hawks that

01:00:24.620 i happen to agree with are saying we've got to cut more out of the budget we have to because it might

01:00:31.980 be this four trillion dollar debt ceiling raise that kills us the world is so close to just saying screw

01:00:38.940 america and they want to say screw america as soon as they're ready with their alternate version of

01:00:46.140 whatever it is bitcoin a cbdc for central banks you know bricks whatever it is as soon as they're ready

01:00:55.420 they are going to cut us loose so we're facing that let's just not hasten that and here's why the

01:01:02.780 president is the president has never in his whole life had a problem with debt and in some ways he's

01:01:09.580 right if you have debt and you're not really working hard you're not doing the smart things

01:01:19.100 but you have all this potential and all this talent but you're not doing anything that's a problem

01:01:26.940 because how are you going to pay for it you know you when when you're when you're not making the the

01:01:33.260 even the minimum debt payment you're just adding more debt you're in real trouble however you know

01:01:41.740 you're a deadbeat and you're like you know what i'm going to go to school i'm going to become a

01:01:45.820 doctor i'm going to become a brain surgeon and you have the ability to do that you know i'm going to be a

01:01:50.620 brain surgeon and uh you know some nobel prize winning scientist on energy because i'm going to invent

01:01:57.500 a new kind of energy you have no problem with the debt you have you keep piling on debt go ahead take

01:02:04.700 you want to go to harvard good luck with that but go to harvard and pile that debt on because you will

01:02:09.580 be able to pay that off with what you're going to make in the future but right now we're the deadbeats

01:02:16.940 we're not doing anything to make more money and you know this in your own life you have to be able

01:02:22.940 to make more money you have debt you either have to refinance and if it's at a higher interest rate

01:02:29.420 that could be a problem you have to pay it off or you just have to default and say you know what

01:02:36.700 chapter 11 i'm out well we can't file chapter 11 we can't do that but we can't default the world won't

01:02:47.180 allow us to so what do we do we either cut our debt and our deficit and we get our spending way

01:02:58.860 under control or we get another job and we reinvent that's why donald trump is letting these uh these uh

01:03:10.700 ai companies build their own nuclear power plants we don't have the money to to build them they're going

01:03:16.860 to have to build them you want to build them you build them i'll clear the red tape but i'm not

01:03:20.780 paying for them you build them because you're going to be using the energy for ai so go ahead

01:03:27.180 you build the power plants it's a way for us not to dig ourselves into a hole and allow us to be

01:03:34.540 in a position to where we can reinvent the world and reinvent the way the world works and be first

01:03:41.340 on the scene so we can pay this debt off because we now have another job does this make sense but

01:03:48.620 there's one problem with all of this

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01:05:43.660 so the other problem that we have and why we can't cut and this kills me to say this

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01:05:58.540 our gdp is 45 based on taxes on government state local and federal spending that's half of our gdp

01:06:12.780 that's a crazy amount that's a dangerous amount so you start cutting all of these programs you start

01:06:18.780 cutting all of the you know super fast bullet train that we need in california it's going to take us

01:06:24.300 another 20 years so give us some more money you stop spending this money that money dries up in

01:06:30.700 our communities and people lose their jobs so we have to be very careful on how we cut how rapidly we

01:06:37.500 cut we don't want to cut too quickly until we replace it with growth but how do you grow without

01:06:44.300 cutting the budgets i mean we are in this really tough situation that's why i say to you i'm not going

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01:07:11.340 i'm gonna do the responsible thing and i'm gonna cut i'm gonna cut they're not so we're just

01:07:17.420 negotiating with ourselves as usual and will the republicans screw it up well don't they always

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01:09:06.460 all right i want to talk to you about something um and tie some some dots together that others aren't

01:09:12.140 going to tie together for you i hope i'm wrong on this but i don't think i am we are closer to a true

01:09:17.100 global war than any time in at least my lifetime i believe and if you think that's hyperbole let me

01:09:24.220 walk you through three things that are happening right now and they're not in secret they're not

01:09:28.540 in back rooms they're in broad daylight right in front of all of our eyes and no one is really

01:09:33.100 talking about it first of all last night the u.s embassy in kiev the u.s embassy in kiev issued a

01:09:40.140 chilling message to american citizens still in ukraine it said quote be prepared to take cover

01:09:46.620 that's that's the american embassy's words it's not a drill it's not a policy review they're urging

01:09:52.460 people to find bomb shelters stockpile food and water and prepare for mass missile strikes why

01:10:01.180 because ukraine just launched one of its most aggressive operations yet destroying the strategic

01:10:05.820 bombers on russian home soil and russia is going to respond that crossed a line for russia and now russia

01:10:13.660 is preparing quote shock and awe in a response they're not hiding it they're promising it now

01:10:21.580 and for the first time in this conflict it looks like the battlefield is about to spill far beyond

01:10:27.740 ukraine that alone is enough to send tremors through the global order but this is not all that's happening

01:10:36.540 at the exact same time yesterday the governments of france and britain the two most symbolically uh

01:10:44.780 loaded powers in in western europe that are our allies reportedly preparing to unilaterally recognize

01:10:54.460 a palestinian state which would effectively legitimize the government of hamas and the broader

01:11:02.300 rejectionist front against israel okay not after negotiations not after hostages not after peace

01:11:11.420 unilaterally um france and england are going to recognize a new state for palestine where is that

01:11:20.940 state we don't know jewish citizens are being targeted hunted set on fire in our own streets in new york

01:11:28.300 los angeles boulder colorado in uh england in france all over this is happening this is the world turning

01:11:39.420 upside down so there's number two the very nations that stood against nazism in world war ii and fascism

01:11:47.660 now inching towards rewarding a terrorist regime and redefining redefining century-old alliances in the name

01:11:56.620 of appeasement of appeasement and political fashion it hasn't worked out before it's not going to work

01:12:02.620 out well this time but it gets worse number three rather than pushing for de-escalation with russia

01:12:11.820 france and britain are now doubling down on what they are calling a coalition of the willing not to end the

01:12:19.580 war with ukraine but to win the war they are actively now arming ukraine with long-range missiles capable

01:12:28.620 of reaching into russian territory while russian generals warn this will lead to a direct retaliation

01:12:35.500 with nato assets so let's be very very clear when missiles start flying from nato territory into russian

01:12:43.660 command post what's come what will come back will not be limited to the front lines we are on the

01:12:50.620 precipice of two converging wars one between russia

01:12:59.260 and another long simmering between islam islamism and western civilization so the west will come under

01:13:08.620 attack from russia and its allies and the the west will come under attack from islamists and europe

01:13:19.340 which is the birthplace of democracy the enlightenment of classical everything christian heritage seems

01:13:27.820 hell-bent on feeding both fires at once in particular it is france and england so let me ask you how does this

01:13:36.220 sound like a path to peace it sounds like the first chapter in a book on civilizational collapse and

01:13:44.540 why why are these decisions being made now well you've got the socialist government that's out of

01:13:51.660 control in france you also have the socialist government that is out of control in england and

01:13:58.220 the ruling class in not just france and england but all over europe in the progressive movement here

01:14:04.300 they no longer believe in the pillars that held the west together they believe the old world has to

01:14:09.820 burn so the new world order can rise up this is the economic forum mindset it is also

01:14:18.860 coincidentally the exact same mindset of those who are islamists especially those who are 12ers in iran

01:14:27.180 burn the world down so a new world order can begin you've got the open borders you have the central

01:14:35.500 banks that are out of control you have you have equity at the cost of merit you have censorship in the

01:14:42.780 name of safety you have deconstruction of the nation state in favor of what a global technocracy

01:14:49.820 if the eu collapses as it will when member states descend into civil unrest or economic ruin

01:14:59.820 so many people who are at the top of our countries will not see this as a tragedy they will see this

01:15:07.740 as an opportunity they'll see it as a necessary breaking of the old guard so they can consolidate

01:15:14.300 all power into a single european authority under emergency powers always temporary it's always

01:15:19.980 temporary you know and it's always for your safety until it's not temporary and it's not for your

01:15:24.460 safety and you realize way too late this is what's going to happen you're going to destabilize

01:15:29.500 certain countries in europe they're going to start to fall it'll go into chaos and the eu will say

01:15:35.180 you know these nation states are beginning to fail we've got to we've got to make it bigger

01:15:40.140 and we got to make it the eu and really give the power to the eu just temporarily and this isn't

01:15:48.540 conjecture this is the pattern of every revolution that promised utopias and and then delivered tyranny

01:15:55.660 this is the way it happens so what does it mean for you well it's going to mean your energy prices

01:16:04.060 are going to spike again your food will cost more if any of these things happen and this is

01:16:09.900 not even talking about our own debt price uh crisis or the unrest in our own streets god forbid

01:16:16.540 that happens it means your retirement savings if you're lucky to have some will face a new

01:16:22.700 inflationary shock but more than that it may mean that your kids and my kids are going to be drafted

01:16:29.420 into wars you didn't vote for to fight for a world order you never agreed to and spiritually

01:16:36.140 you got to get your house in order because you're going to have to stand for truth and tradition

01:16:44.060 and that is going to be labeled as subversion very soon

01:16:50.380 if you're asking how close to a war like any we've ever seen before how close are we i'd say

01:16:56.940 we're already at the beginning of it you just you just haven't heard the starter's gun yet

01:17:02.780 but when it does go off it's not going to sound like a bomb in the distance it's going to sound

01:17:07.260 like chaos on your screens lies in your news feed disruptions in your bank account fear in your

01:17:14.620 neighbor's eyes but you know this already i think i'm just trying to give you the signposts of where

01:17:21.820 we are some things that are that are happening and happened last night that are very very disturbing

01:17:27.500 i'm telling you this to so you can prepare yourself so you can be fully awake so you can make decisions

01:17:33.740 in your own life i'm making huge decisions right now that will affect my life and my family's life

01:17:41.420 um right now and i'm about to take some serious risks on some things because i believe in them

01:17:48.700 i believe times are changing and uh i'm being very very cautious and careful but not living in fear

01:18:01.340 you just have to be awake and know you know i'm a betting man i've i don't like i don't ever go to

01:18:09.820 i don't go to vegas but if i have to bet on something i will bet on myself because i know what

01:18:15.580 i'm capable of i'm not i'm not uh i'm not sure what everybody else is capable of uh i always always

01:18:24.780 overestimate the good things and underestimate the bad things with with other people but

01:18:30.780 i can bet on myself i just want to know the odds before i lay anything down on the table

01:18:36.700 um because i don't like vegas i know the house always wins but when i have to bet on myself i'm the house

01:18:43.580 i'm the house and i'll i'll roll those dice i'll i'll take those chances but i i want you to know

01:18:55.100 because it's important for me to know and my family to know what's coming you know i've i've been really

01:19:01.580 good at looking over the horizon and seeing things i don't know why i have this skill i i think it's a

01:19:09.580 gift from god i mean i don't think i figure things out i think he shows things to me i know he does

01:19:16.140 um but i've always been good at connecting dots that nobody else seems to be able to connect

01:19:21.340 and seeing what's coming over the horizon i just suck at timing um

01:19:29.820 but as i see the things that are coming over the horizon um you know we thought we won

01:19:35.500 when we put donald trump in um and we may have slow we may have slowed the train down but this

01:19:42.620 train has already left the station uh and you know where it stops i i don't know but it already left

01:19:53.180 the station and you know if we don't do things and i'm going to bring this up again and i don't mean

01:20:00.220 to sell you on this because i know i'm not sure what to do honestly but uh if we don't do things

01:20:06.700 like pass the big beautiful bill or in this case don't pass it whatever you decide i don't know i

01:20:12.780 think pass it uh it's only going to make things much much much much worse and our demise quicker

01:20:21.820 um and i've always been able to see over the horizon but i i will tell you

01:20:26.780 stu you remember i i used to you know back in the 90s i would tell you stuff about what was going to

01:20:33.900 happen now and you know we kind of laughed about it because it seemed insane but a lot of that has

01:20:41.180 come true right yeah for sure a lot of the stuff that you were worried about 10 20 years ago are kind

01:20:46.380 of facts of life these days yeah and even in the 90s when we were talking about ai i mean it's shocking

01:20:52.780 to me that it's here now i can't tell you what the world is going to look like in 2030 that's that's

01:20:59.500 not normal for me um i'm usually pretty good at seeing the over the horizon and going this is

01:21:05.740 going to play this way and it's probably going to go this way and i might be wrong on timing and stuff

01:21:09.180 but the general direction i'm i can't tell you what the look world looks like in 2030.

01:21:15.580 so it's it's you know i don't i don't say these things to do anything but awaken you tell you

01:21:20.940 you got to get serious you got to secure your family you have to know your neighbors you have

01:21:25.500 to learn our history you must build your faith secure your own testimony if you don't know god

01:21:34.380 you're just feasting off of somebody else yeah i know god because you were taught you know you should

01:21:39.100 believe in god that's not going to be good enough but most of all you have to speak the truth even when

01:21:46.860 it's dangerous maybe especially when it's dangerous because that's when it matters the

01:21:51.900 most you can't save a civilization if we're afraid to defend the civilization or we don't know the

01:21:59.980 principles of that civilization so do all of those things to prepare for whatever is coming our way next

01:22:09.260 but i wanted to give you a quick in 10 minutes you know the quick uh signpost of what has just happened

01:22:16.460 in the last 24 hours and the kinds of things that are happening in our own country uh but they're a

01:22:22.780 little farther ahead on in europe and the crazy crazy things that france and uh england are currently

01:22:32.140 talking about doing and probably are going to end up doing them because i don't know i think they're

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01:26:04.460 that yet not yet okay um we we we've got to talk about this big beautiful bill uh and i want to get

01:26:11.900 the scoop from him uh and what uh what he thinks i mean still where do you stand on this thing um i

01:26:20.140 you know i think it's gonna it creates a lot of long-term problems i do think there's elements of it

01:26:24.060 that are pretty much necessary i suppose i would say i think the solution the correct solution is to make

01:26:30.380 it less big and more beautiful um which is not going to be easy but i think try they're probably

01:26:38.540 trying to do when you say less big do what would you take out of it well there's i mean there's

01:26:44.140 obviously there's tons of stuff that i have problems with the the debt there i think more cuts would be

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01:32:31.900 You know, Stu, I don't know.

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01:32:39.700 Why would you really?

01:32:41.240 No, yeah.

01:32:41.780 There's a new Miley Cyrus album out.

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01:32:51.980 Listen to this story.

01:32:52.940 Germany is bracing for a continued surge in major insolvencies through 2025 and 2026, according to a recent analysis by the Credit Insurer Alliance Trade.

01:33:03.660 All this comes after a disastrous 2024, which saw a record-breaking number of bankruptcies in the country.

01:33:09.720 They forecast an overall increase of 11% of corporate bankruptcies in Germany.

01:33:16.660 At first glance, they're saying, well, this is because, you know, Donald Trump and his trade organizations, a bleak outlook in both Germany and in global trade, and many of the uncertainties caused by the tariff storm, we expect major insolvencies.

01:33:33.660 Insolvencies.

01:33:34.860 Okay, but if you look down and you start reading deeper into the story, Ford Germany plans to cut 4,000 jobs as Berlin's economic disaster continues to unfold.

01:33:48.540 This is Ford Germany.

01:33:50.420 The entire automotive industry is in crisis all over the world.

01:33:53.940 In Europe and especially in Germany, the transition to electromobility is hitting us very, very hard.

01:34:01.880 So is it the tariffs, or is it all of this electrical bullcrap that they've been trying to jam down our throats in cars?

01:34:10.460 I mean, look at Ford with the trucks.

01:34:12.520 Do you think Ford's in trouble?

01:34:13.860 Of course they are.

01:34:14.700 They're not making the trucks.

01:34:16.260 They've spent all of their money in these electric cars that nobody wants, and they are behind now in all of the orders for trucks.

01:34:23.620 I mean, what do you think is going to happen?

01:34:25.680 Yeah, it's fascinating.

01:34:26.540 I mean, I have concerns over the tariffs and how they're going to affect the auto industry.

01:34:30.760 They're in a bunch of other places, but you can't make the argument that the current problems are that.

01:34:35.640 I mean, most of these are in delay right now.

01:34:38.700 The tariffs haven't even kicked in yet.

01:34:41.180 I know, I know.

01:34:42.420 Much more germane to their problems are the electric car situation and the way that they've tried to force this down everybody's throats.

01:34:50.100 And, you know, there are some electric cars that people like.

01:34:53.000 Obviously, Tesla is the main example of that.

01:34:56.480 Right.

01:34:56.860 I mean, that's the main example, right?

01:34:58.060 Like, it's not to say that there's been no other successes.

01:35:01.100 There's a Porsche on the high end that's been relatively successful with the Taycan, which is one example.

01:35:07.920 But not many, Glenn.

01:35:09.940 And, like, you know, there are – one of the fascinating developments is a lot of these companies have tried this.

01:35:16.220 It's not like they haven't tried to go down this road seriously.

01:35:19.980 Like, Ford did this electric Mustang thing.

01:35:24.000 They're selling for $20,000 under MSRP, brand new.

01:35:29.880 The same thing with the Challenger electric version.

01:35:33.920 Now, with the Challenger, you're talking about an American muscle car, right?

01:35:37.160 They're trying to come up with an electric version of that.

01:35:39.680 Nobody wants it.

01:35:41.180 They're sitting on lots.

01:35:43.380 I have a friend who even bought a Tesla.

01:35:45.360 He bought a Tesla a couple years ago.

01:35:47.020 You know, one of the nicer ones.

01:35:50.360 It doesn't have a ton of miles on it.

01:35:52.480 He was looking to trade into something larger.

01:35:54.680 He has a car.

01:35:55.340 He wanted to do, like, an SUV.

01:35:56.220 They were offering him, as a trade-in value, at, like, 20% of what he paid for it.

01:36:05.020 Wow.

01:36:06.220 20%.

01:36:06.780 This is a disaster, frankly, for people because they just don't want these things.

01:36:13.980 It's not – it's not working.

01:36:17.640 What happens, Stu, when our country needs electricity?

01:36:24.040 And you're –

01:36:25.540 We're there.

01:36:26.600 And you've got electric cars.

01:36:28.060 Right.

01:36:29.140 I mean, you've got Meta now building – Meta building nuclear power plants, okay?

01:36:37.240 You have Microsoft building nuclear power plants.

01:36:41.900 And that's because we are so far behind the eight ball.

01:36:45.780 You look at our energy production compared to China's energy production.

01:36:49.180 We are not going to be able to even be in the ballgame with AI if we don't start producing more energy.

01:36:57.580 And they're trying to sell us electric cars.

01:37:00.660 AI is going to require 99% of the energy we currently produce.

01:37:06.760 99% of it is going to be needed for the server farms for AI by 2028.

01:37:15.420 And you're building electric cars?

01:37:17.420 How stupid are these people?

01:37:19.140 It's absolutely unbelievable.

01:37:22.960 And you're right.

01:37:24.220 We're at the point of kind of like the reverse issue of our debt where the debt is – if you look at a chart, it's just sinking and sinking and sinking and sinking.

01:37:33.560 Our need for electricity generation is increasing.

01:37:38.740 And I don't know.

01:37:39.480 I was looking at a chart – because this is what I do in my off time – look at charts.

01:37:44.180 And one of them was the electricity generation of a lot of the major countries in the world.

01:37:50.860 And you see the United States, many European nations, all the industrialized countries are basically flat.

01:37:59.080 Like we've – over the past like 30 years, we are basically flat with how much electricity that we generate.

01:38:06.320 And then you look at China's chart.

01:38:09.880 China in this period was way behind us and is now so far ahead of us because they're being honest with themselves, right?

01:38:20.900 Yes, they do.

01:38:22.000 They make all sorts of solar panels, many of those things.

01:38:26.340 They wind up shipping out to places like here and in Europe where we buy them.

01:38:31.180 They're not using them.

01:38:32.000 Yeah.

01:38:32.180 I mean, they are doing some of that stuff.

01:38:34.780 But like they've also built –

01:38:36.100 Some.

01:38:36.220 They're building a coal plant every single week a new coal plant opens up in China.

01:38:40.680 And now they are far, far ahead of us when it comes to emissions totals.

01:38:45.440 No politician that talks to us about global warming ever brings that up.

01:38:50.040 They don't seem to care about it at all.

01:38:51.580 They're much more concerned about whether we or even like a European nation is going to change their policies when it comes to emissions, which is going to make no difference at all.

01:39:02.420 This is absurd at every single level.

01:39:05.020 And I think anybody who looks at it honestly can see that.

01:39:08.840 It's good that at least something like AI is now beginning to awaken us to this problem where we're starting to take nuclear power generation seriously again.

01:39:20.560 I mean, we're so far behind at this point.

01:39:22.700 I don't know that we can be rescued by that.

01:39:24.800 But at least we're looking at those options again and now avoiding the stupid environmentalists that stopped it all of this time.

01:39:31.860 But we have to build, I think it's 60 or 90 massive electricity generation plants, like nuclear power plants, in the next four years to remain competitive.

01:39:49.020 We haven't built one since when?

01:39:51.880 1972?

01:39:55.080 How is that going to happen?

01:39:56.620 You know, you want to talk about an infrastructure program.

01:39:59.960 That's the infrastructure we need.

01:40:02.500 That's the infrastructure.

01:40:03.480 Did you hear about the high-speed rail in California?

01:40:06.900 Oh, I'm obsessed with this story.

01:40:08.540 Oh.

01:40:09.180 I've done multiple shows on this.

01:40:13.320 Oh, my gosh.

01:40:13.900 Going back over a decade.

01:40:16.280 It is possibly the greatest example of everything conservatives talk about that we could ever imagine.

01:40:25.340 They were going to spend, I think it was $13 billion was the initial estimate, on a high-speed rail that would bring you from San Francisco to L.A.

01:40:35.140 in some really quick amount of time.

01:40:38.260 And that's how they proposed it to the, I can't remember, three hours?

01:40:41.180 I don't know, you know the geography of California better than I know.

01:40:43.800 It had to be faster than that, a couple hours maybe.

01:40:46.060 Yeah, okay, whatever it was.

01:40:47.160 There was a time limit basically in the initial proposal.

01:40:50.020 So they had to hit this.

01:40:51.000 Now, of course, there's no way they were ever going to hit it anyway.

01:40:55.340 But they didn't have any of the land.

01:40:57.560 They didn't put it on a route that was like parallel to a highway.

01:41:02.020 So with the clearance already done, they decided to kind of navigate it and jut it back and forth.

01:41:07.800 Sometimes in the middle of people's farms to the point where they were building things where people couldn't get from their doorway to the street.

01:41:18.420 They had parts of this line marked off as like wetlands, but like there was no water there.

01:41:30.280 So they built giant bridges way up into the sky over these puddles that barely even existed.

01:41:40.100 There certainly weren't wetlands.

01:41:41.500 And of course, they don't connect to anything because they don't have the land to get it from one side to the other.

01:41:48.720 They're now looking at not $13 billion, but $100 billion to just get a little tiny section of it done.

01:41:58.380 It's incredible.

01:41:59.220 Yeah.

01:41:59.800 Okay.

01:42:00.400 Okay.

01:42:00.960 So they wanted 463 miles.

01:42:03.780 And if they spend a billion dollars a year and $100 billion total over the next 20 years, they'll have 171 miles of that rail system built.

01:42:16.720 Which is, of course, not even close to the entire distance of 463.

01:42:22.200 No.

01:42:22.280 It is incredible.

01:42:24.320 And the farmers are hilarious talking about this.

01:42:27.900 They're like, you know, some of these farms will just be, you know, cut off completely.

01:42:32.100 Like they'd lose a quarter, a corner of their farm.

01:42:35.060 And they're just like, oh, okay.

01:42:36.680 And they take these, you know, they're getting massive offers from the government to buy this land.

01:42:41.460 And they're like, I don't even know what, like they can't really say no because it's being done through eminent domain.

01:42:48.340 So they're getting paid for this and they all know there's never going to be a train there.

01:42:53.320 They know it, but there's nothing they can do.

01:42:56.040 They're just victims of this.

01:42:58.000 And, you know, it is central to everything the government tries to do, which is, you know, why when you get into these programs, all of them get out of control.

01:43:07.500 Right.

01:43:07.960 It's why the debt looks so bad.

01:43:09.640 It's why these programs are, you know, are, we can never seem to fix them.

01:43:13.940 Right.

01:43:14.460 All these things are the same story.

01:43:16.340 Can I ask you, Stu, I mean, if you look at that train, the way they've built it in California, it goes from one crappy city to another crappy city, but you can get there quickly.

01:43:30.280 And then I heard Chicago, they're proposing a new high-speed rail, and it's going to go from Chicago to St. Louis from one crappy city to another crappy city.

01:43:43.460 Why don't they build them in cities that people like to go to?

01:43:46.980 You know what I mean?

01:43:47.700 Chicago and St. Louis are great.

01:43:50.860 I mean, you know, I will say this.

01:43:54.700 You don't need to make any more trains.

01:43:56.520 That's my policy right now.

01:43:58.380 Basically, no more trains.

01:43:59.620 Really?

01:43:59.840 We don't need any more trains.

01:44:01.280 No more trains.

01:44:01.620 Now, people will bring up, you want to build a private, privately constructed train, privately funded completely.

01:44:09.800 You want to give it a whirl?

01:44:11.780 Give it a whirl.

01:44:12.780 You can do that.

01:44:13.600 You can do that and potentially fail.

01:44:15.720 There are some areas when you're talking about long, you know, higher speed, longer distance.

01:44:21.780 There's one in Florida that people talk about that has, you know, had some success and potentially.

01:44:26.460 I will say this.

01:44:27.600 When they talk about the local rails, they never work.

01:44:34.860 Never.

01:44:35.900 And you're like, whoa, I rode one last week to a concert.

01:44:38.900 Okay, that doesn't mean it worked.

01:44:40.300 That's not how – they never pay for themselves.

01:44:43.860 It's always fun.

01:44:44.700 We have one in Dallas that –

01:44:45.920 Oh, my God.

01:44:46.580 We have one in Dallas that runs empty all the time.

01:44:49.740 I don't think I've ever seen more than two people on that train.

01:44:53.540 And that's usually, like, two people, like, in a week.

01:44:56.540 Yeah.

01:44:56.860 You're like, whoa, were there two people in there or were they just cutouts?

01:45:01.000 I'm not really sure.

01:45:02.200 Or they're homeless people who live there.

01:45:03.180 There's nobody that ever rides them.

01:45:04.000 Yeah, one of the two.

01:45:05.020 Yeah.

01:45:05.780 Yeah, the Dallas one is a monumental failure.

01:45:09.080 And, by the way, almost exclusively paid for by people who don't ride it, right?

01:45:14.720 Like, that's not how – every single time someone rides that train, we pay, like, I don't remember what it is.

01:45:21.320 It's like an extra $5 every time someone gets on it.

01:45:24.440 It's like the worst possible thing.

01:45:27.260 And, you know, it has every single dumb government policy attached to it.

01:45:32.100 Like, you can – it runs down right near where the Dallas Mavericks play.

01:45:37.700 And I remember looking at it and trying – I wanted to take my son to a Mavs game.

01:45:42.220 And I was like, you know, driving is such a pain down there.

01:45:44.500 Maybe I'll entertain this.

01:45:46.140 Of course, it takes, even with the traffic, four times as long to make this journey.

01:45:50.680 And then you get down there and it runs and it stops running before the game ends.

01:45:57.540 So, you take the train there, but you can't take it home because it stopped running before the final buzzer sounds.

01:46:05.420 You live on the street.

01:46:06.780 You live on the street for the night.

01:46:09.120 You take in a little culture.

01:46:10.960 You sleep under a bridge.

01:46:12.260 My gosh, what's wrong with you?

01:46:13.560 All right, back in just a second because we can take – we can't take trains.

01:46:17.060 Maybe we can take airplanes.

01:46:18.440 Wait until you hear this.

01:46:19.280 We've covered the trains and the automobiles, now the planes next.

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01:48:04.180 Glenn, a couple more details on the train in California, if you want them.

01:48:23.020 Yeah.

01:48:23.540 Uh, so good.

01:48:25.880 The rail route cut some dairies and farms in half.

01:48:29.580 It split houses from barns and bisected processing facilities.

01:48:34.960 It turned some 100-year-old roads into dead ends, stranding homeowners on inaccessible islands

01:48:42.880 and forcing farmers and their equipment to go miles out of their way simply to work their own land.

01:48:49.320 Um, there are three district lagoons, or retention ponds.

01:48:54.500 The rail path now cuts two in half.

01:48:57.080 Another is considered part of a wetland, which caused the rail authority to build a sky-high viaduct

01:49:02.280 over what looks like nothing.

01:49:04.720 Rail construction has forced the lagoons to remain dry the past two years.

01:49:08.820 That coincided with the wet years, meaning no stored water and lots of pumping for area farmers.

01:49:15.340 I mean, there's a hundred stories on this.

01:49:17.260 And what's fascinating about this one in particular, Glenn, is we're now kind of at the Biden actually

01:49:22.920 did have cognitive disabilities part of the story, right?

01:49:27.420 Like everyone now, even on the left, is admitting that this is obviously not working.

01:49:31.760 It is a catastrophe.

01:49:33.100 But because it's in process, the wheels just keep on turning.

01:49:37.680 They just keep churning.

01:49:38.540 The money's there.

01:49:40.000 People have been hired.

01:49:41.360 They're told to keep going.

01:49:42.720 And all these catastrophes and disasters and the way it's affected these communities,

01:49:47.200 they just keep rolling over them, even though everyone knows this train will never exist

01:49:52.000 in the form that it was presented in.

01:49:54.080 This is why you don't let government do these things.

01:49:56.880 Because a private company would have gone out of business.

01:49:59.140 They wouldn't have done it in the first place.

01:50:00.760 But if they would have done it, they would have gone out of business.

01:50:03.120 And then all of the pain stops for everybody.

01:50:06.260 Do we have time?

01:50:06.840 How much time do I have here, Sarah?

01:50:09.860 Ah, shoot.

01:50:10.960 I don't have time.

01:50:11.800 We're going to have to get to it tomorrow.

01:50:13.460 Air Canada is celebrating Pride Month.

01:50:16.580 And, you know, just when I say, you know, you've got to look to private companies.

01:50:19.740 Then you look at private companies who are just doing everything the government is telling them to do.

01:50:24.860 The Pride Month flight crew on Air Canada would, honestly, if they started doing this and I'm on that plane,

01:50:33.220 I am standing up and saying, could you please open the door?

01:50:36.100 Please open the door.

01:50:36.920 I've got to get off this plane.

01:50:38.320 I mean, where are your priorities, man?

01:50:41.380 Are we going to even land the plane in the right?

01:50:43.440 I mean, I don't care what everybody, who's having sex with who.

01:50:46.040 I just want to know, is anybody on this plane qualified?

01:50:49.340 Linda McMahon next.

01:50:50.580 This is Glenn Beck.

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01:52:14.840 So we have Secretary Linda McMahon on.

01:52:34.860 She's Secretary of Education.

01:52:36.480 She testified yesterday in front of the Senate Appropriations Committee

01:52:39.840 on President Trump's 2026 budget.

01:52:42.960 Last night, we did a special on Blaze TV,

01:52:46.260 Why Trump's War on Harvard is a Major Threat to Elites.

01:52:50.620 And there were two things that happened yesterday with the universities.

01:52:55.020 That's one of the reasons I just love the administration.

01:52:58.540 I mean, nobody's going to stop these guys.

01:53:02.640 But welcome to the program, Secretary McMahon.

01:53:06.460 How are you?

01:53:08.000 I'm terrific, Glenn.

01:53:09.460 Thanks for having me on.

01:53:10.600 And it's really nice to be with you and your listeners today.

01:53:14.060 Thank you.

01:53:14.760 Thank you.

01:53:15.220 So two things that happened just yesterday.

01:53:17.220 First, with Columbia's Title IX violation and a threat to their accreditation.

01:53:23.020 And the second, President Trump halting new foreign student enrollment at Harvard.

01:53:26.900 Can you take me down the road of what happened yesterday?

01:53:30.420 Well, with Columbia, it really was Title VI.

01:53:37.440 So we're looking at civil rights violations.

01:53:38.520 Oh, I'm sorry.

01:53:39.180 Title VI.

01:53:39.800 You're right.

01:53:40.640 Sorry.

01:53:41.000 Yeah, that's okay.

01:53:42.200 So that's been one of the things that has been on the agenda for our talking to Harvard

01:53:47.560 and as well as Columbia.

01:53:49.420 You know, we just can't allow these Title VI violations to continue.

01:53:54.420 And there's this, you know, uproar in the media.

01:53:57.860 They're always talking about that we are trying to infringe on, you know, freedom of speech.

01:54:03.700 And I say, no, no, no.

01:54:05.320 This is not that at all.

01:54:07.120 This is not a freedom of speech violation.

01:54:09.440 This is a civil rights.

01:54:10.560 When students cannot feel safe on campuses, you know, then we have to take action.

01:54:17.720 And, you know, one of the things that I think what you might be addressing is that yesterday

01:54:22.540 we sent a letter to the accreditor for Columbia that said that, you know, these, that Columbia

01:54:28.180 is in violation of Title VI, and therefore you as an accreditor have to take very seriously

01:54:34.980 your responsibility of looking as to whether or not this accreditation should still stand.

01:54:40.380 And if they can no longer be accredited, then a lot of the students that are going there

01:54:46.340 now, et cetera, would be impacted by that.

01:54:49.320 So I think this is a, it's a serious matter to bring before Columbia.

01:54:54.860 And I think they're going to be responsive.

01:54:57.500 I hope they'll be responsive to it, you know, very quickly.

01:55:00.980 Yeah, you know, I don't understand how Title VI isn't understood by, you know, these liberal

01:55:06.720 universities.

01:55:07.360 I mean, everybody understood what JFK and RFK did when, you know, people were being harassed

01:55:13.620 because of their skin color, but now it's suddenly okay.

01:55:16.200 You know, if you harass a Jew for being a Jew, um, that's suddenly okay.

01:55:21.840 It is exactly the same thing that Martin Luther King was fighting for.

01:55:26.000 And somehow or another, they, they're, they're standing against what Martin Luther King believed

01:55:31.180 in.

01:55:33.220 Well, I agree.

01:55:34.220 And so that's why the president has been so absolutely adamant, in fact, he campaigned

01:55:39.140 on this and he certainly fulfilling his promise during the campaign, which was that he was

01:55:44.060 not going to tolerate, uh, you know, anti-Semitism on these, especially in these elite college

01:55:49.800 campuses, you know, where, uh, I do believe that a lot of the, um, instigators are not necessarily

01:55:57.140 students currently enrolled.

01:55:59.200 I think a clear number of them are, but I also think they're outside agitators coming

01:56:03.520 in, which is one of the reasons in our conversations with both Columbia and Harvard and others is

01:56:09.380 that we must, uh, you know, prevent these protesters from being able to wear, you know, full masks

01:56:15.520 or headdresses that, you know, that cover their face, uh, and, and, uh, preempt your being

01:56:21.040 able to identify who they are.

01:56:23.240 Um, and so, uh, I, I think there's, there's not been a great deal of pushback on those requirements.

01:56:28.900 So still, um, you know, they, uh, the universities want to make sure that any student who is, uh,

01:56:35.220 wearing any particular kind of covering as, as it's a religious or for health reasons that,

01:56:41.220 um, that those, you know, be allowed, um, but, uh, you know, to, and, and it goes along to

01:56:47.240 with what the president is saying now is that we also have to make sure we are vetting these

01:56:52.160 students are asking these universities to vet these students more carefully, uh, who are coming

01:56:57.680 in and also the, um, you know, the professors they're hiring, what is their ideology? Now,

01:57:02.240 this is, again, not trying to tell universities how to teach, but when Harvard by its own stats

01:57:08.860 say that only 3% of its, um, of its teaching faculty are conservatives, I don't think there

01:57:15.560 is the diversity of viewpoint, which we would require, uh, you know, of, uh, of these major

01:57:21.040 institutions. It just doesn't make sense. You know, there's, uh, also, I know you're looking

01:57:26.140 into, um, uh, Berkeley and Harvard for their connection of, uh, to China and unreported funding

01:57:34.080 from, uh, from China. What do you know about that? Well, you know, it's, it's already, um,

01:57:41.420 a statute on the books, uh, section 117 that requires universities to report the amounts

01:57:48.420 and the source of, um, of foreign funding. Uh, and so, you know, it's not just Harvard

01:57:54.260 and Columbia. There are many universities across the country that are not up to speed in doing

01:57:58.560 this. So it's one of the things that we are cracking down on to make sure that we, uh, we

01:58:03.940 do know the source of the funding. Uh, and, uh, so, uh, you know, we're, we're just getting

01:58:08.980 all of these, um, all these ducks in a row, uh, to make sure that everyone is abiding

01:58:14.660 by the law.

01:58:16.480 Well, I will say there's a disturbing story that came out yesterday about, uh, two

01:58:20.620 Chinese scientists that were, is it Michigan or Wisconsin? I can't remember one of the

01:58:26.900 universities.

01:58:27.720 It was University of Michigan.

01:58:30.360 Okay. Tell the story. This is so disturbing.

01:58:33.380 Well, it was, uh, and I, and I, I didn't hear the full story, but what I was listening

01:58:38.340 to yesterday morning on the news was that, uh, it was discovered, uh, that one of the

01:58:43.780 students in his backpack, uh, what they showed on, on television were four Ziploc bags.

01:58:49.380 And in each bag was this little bud of a fungus that could absolutely be introduced into agricultural

01:58:56.120 crops, uh, you know, with a blight and I could destroy the crops. And then of course, if

01:59:01.660 you're ingesting, uh, some of these materials, we weren't sure exactly what kind of health

01:59:06.880 ramifications we could have on our population. So, you know, this is the kind of thing when

01:59:11.520 the president is saying, we have to crack down, uh, and understand who these, um, students

01:59:16.220 are that are coming into our universities and how we're vetting them, um, you know, to know

01:59:20.860 as much information as we can, because this is really dangerous stuff. I heard, um, uh, yesterday

01:59:26.400 in a conversation with, um, Secretary Brooke Rollins, who was really talking about, um,

01:59:32.280 you know, protecting our food crops in our country is not just because we feed the world,

01:59:38.200 but it is because we have, it is a clearly part of our defense as well to make sure we

01:59:44.100 are safe as a nation.

01:59:45.040 Yeah. It's really disturbing when our universities, um, are allowing these things to go on and

01:59:53.580 they're so, they're already so hell bent against Western civilization and, uh, the United States.

02:00:00.840 And then they allow these, um, these poisonous cells to come in, uh, and stir up hatred for

02:00:08.960 Israel, for Jews, for anybody. Um, but then take money from one of our biggest enemies, China,

02:00:15.180 and allow experiments to happen with a fungus that they smuggled in, uh, to do, to do this work.

02:00:23.860 These two Chinese, uh, scientists come in, smuggle it in, and the program is run by two other Chinese,

02:00:31.680 uh, members. This is not, this is, this is a recipe for real, real problems.

02:00:38.240 How confident are you that, you know, your, um, you know, your role in the administration and

02:00:45.000 Donald Trump are just, you're not, you're not going to give up and you're going to win on these

02:00:49.620 things. Well, we, we clearly are, uh, you know, continuing to put measures in place, but the,

02:00:57.580 you know, the authority that, um, that I have, uh, at the department of education and that other

02:01:02.680 agencies have like HHS, like GSA, like, uh, DOJ, any of the agencies that, uh, provide federal funding

02:01:10.920 to any of these universities, that we do have the ability to withhold funding once we do our

02:01:15.720 investigation and have our findings. And I'm very happy that, that, you know, we are doing that,

02:01:21.500 um, because we, you know, turning up, but I mean, this was such a clear violation yesterday with these

02:01:26.820 two scientists and, and discovering, you know, these, um, uh, this fungus, uh, in these Ziploc,

02:01:33.980 I, if I'm, if I recollect what I was watching on television, maybe it wasn't a Ziploc bag,

02:01:39.840 but that's clearly what it looked like, uh, that it was, it was wrapped in plastic. Yeah.

02:01:44.460 And that, and that they had them, had them in the, had them in his backpack. Uh, so, you know,

02:01:49.900 came right from customs, you know, with everything. And so you wonder what would happen if that,

02:01:55.000 you know, kind of exploded in his backpack. And I don't know any of the science behind that,

02:01:59.760 but that's just, you know, taking a far-fetched leap, but you just never know with this stuff.

02:02:03.860 And I think the president looking again at, um, uh, you know, blocking travel from a lot of these,

02:02:10.540 uh, countries that we can't do thorough vetting on the people that are coming in, um, I think is a,

02:02:16.680 is a correct measure to do. And, uh, and we just have to keep looking at all these violations,

02:02:21.400 you know, from these universities and our, our heaviest hammer is in title six. Uh, also,

02:02:27.000 you know, in title nine, uh, relative to allowing, you know, men and women's sports. So we've got a

02:02:32.280 couple here, here at the department of education, a couple of heavy hammers. Are you, are you still on a

02:02:38.800 timeline here of shutting down the department of ed? I mean, uh, is, is there some, do we have an

02:02:44.500 idea of if this is going to be happening to transfer the education control back to the States

02:02:49.680 and we're going to really shutter this thing or not? Well, we are currently now enjoined, um, you

02:02:56.840 know, by, by, uh, by, by district court, I think it's a district court, uh, that it said that we could

02:03:03.480 not, uh, proceed any longer. Uh, not only did it enjoy a shutting down the president's executive

02:03:10.480 order to shut down education, but, uh, it is enjoying some of the actions that we have taken

02:03:15.700 even actually before I got here, which were reducing staff at the department of education

02:03:20.740 said that we now have to rehire all of those people. Um, and it's just, it's a crazy kind

02:03:25.900 of injunction. I believe we will prevail, uh, at the Supreme court, but right now we can continue

02:03:32.280 to think about programs, uh, you know, and maybe think about planning relative to, uh, returning

02:03:39.980 education to the States, but actual actions we are, um, you know, paused at this particular moment

02:03:45.740 due to this injunction. I mean, you, you came from the private sector, you're a self-made, you know, woman,

02:03:52.160 uh, I mean, you've gone from WWE to something even crazier in Washington. You don't need this job.

02:04:01.600 Why are you doing it?

02:04:04.660 Well, I, I know it's, it's kind of a, uh, it, it, it always sounds, uh, you know, like the typical

02:04:11.240 answer, but you'd like to give something back. I just think those of us who have been in the

02:04:17.980 private sector or who have different levels of expertise to be helpful in our government and see

02:04:23.580 a real need need to step up and have service because, well, it's no different than the president.

02:04:28.860 Uh, and I think he's set, you know, an incredible example for the, uh, the rest of us to follow. Um,

02:04:35.360 so if you, if you have the time and the skillset and he's put trust, uh, you know, in the cabinet

02:04:42.200 officials that he's brought on to accomplish the goals that he has, that it's, uh, I think it's a

02:04:47.100 really big calling, you know, to be able to do that. And, uh, I'm honored to be here at the

02:04:51.160 Department of Education and, um, and, and to serve in our government for the second time. I,

02:04:56.740 I was honored, uh, to be at the Small Business Administration in his first term. Uh, so, um,

02:05:02.040 I'm happy to be back to be able to do what I can, uh, and to lend, uh, whatever levels of expertise

02:05:07.120 I have, uh, to, you know, this mission.

02:05:11.460 Linda, it's good to talk to you. Thank you for everything you're doing. I appreciate it. And we

02:05:15.160 wish you Godspeed and good luck on, on everything you're working on. Appreciate it.

02:05:18.580 Thank you, Glenn. Nice to talk to you.

02:05:20.700 You bet. Secretary of Education, Linda McMahon. All right, back in a minute.

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 05, 2025

Deporting the Boulder Suspect's Family Is Not Cruelty, It's Common Sense ｜ Guest： Sec. Linda McMahon ｜ 6⧸5⧸25

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