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00:01:46.780 this is the glenn beck program hello america welcome to the glenn beck program we've got a

00:01:57.960 lot to cover today i'm going to start with uh omar uh and the raid on her home yesterday which

00:02:04.080 we found out as this show was unfolding yesterday um we don't have a lot more um we have a lot of

00:02:10.980 speculation we're going to learn more when the court filings or the affidavit uh starts to come

00:02:17.100 out but it is a significant thing yesterday as we told you that a federal judge in dc signed off

00:02:24.380 on this warrant what could they be looking for her original uh immigration and naturalization

00:02:31.240 records uh whether information on those things were fraudulent uh or uh inaccurate they there

00:02:39.320 is a birth date thing that uh they're going back and forth on and if any of the stuff that they

00:02:45.820 found yesterday um it goes against anything that was filed does it have anything to do with her

00:02:51.880 marriage i i i have read both sides on this that her marriage doesn't matter um but i would think

00:03:01.640 it would but statute of limitations we know very little i'm going to talk to the guy in about an

00:03:07.720 hour and a half uh the guy who has been i mean he's dedicated his life to this story and uh has

00:03:14.320 had significant funding behind him to be able to get all of the facts in the stories and he's been

00:03:19.740 going for at least 10 years on this story he knows more than anybody else we're going to talk to him

00:03:24.580 get the latest from him coming up also i want to talk to you about how oregon adults have the

00:03:29.120 highest rate of mental illness in the united states we make all kinds of jokes about that

00:03:34.880 What a surprise.

00:03:36.720 But instead, I'm looking for some real answers because there's some confusing data in this story that I think tells us something much more than just politics.

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00:03:47.780 Also, big news.

00:03:49.160 China, have they closed their border to Russia?

00:03:54.700 Not exactly.

00:03:56.160 But it does have something to do with the outbreak.

00:03:59.320 So now we've got China reacting to the outbreak.

00:04:02.220 they've just closed well i'll explain it it's kind of a little bit complicated i'll explain

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00:05:19.880 China here. This is a 1.00

00:05:21.780 weird story.

00:05:26.220 Let me start at the beginning.

00:05:27.300 It was on the 1st of October, a 28-year-old woman named Daria Shiplova.

00:05:35.500 She went into the hospital in Siberia with pneumonia.

00:05:39.760 That's really all we know.

00:05:41.820 By the next morning, she was dead.

00:05:44.280 Now, she worked at the Anti-Plague Institute.

00:05:46.740 This is a lab that was founded in 1934.

00:05:50.620 They study the plague, anthrax, cholera, and other things.

00:05:54.760 you know this area has a problem with plague but she had the pneumonic plague they think

00:06:01.300 which means it's carried in the lungs it's not it's not passed on by rats it's passed on by

00:06:06.420 coughing or air molecules okay what happened next is why we're hearing about it about 200 people

00:06:12.580 were put in isolation hospital was quarantined up to five hospitals were quarantined masks went on

00:06:18.760 in an aluminum plant then moscow said no there's nothing to worry about there's no accident there's

00:06:23.440 no plague, nothing to see, and Russia's censors warned everybody against spreading fake news.

00:06:30.240 Week later reports in that a second worker from the same institute was in the hospital with the

00:06:34.700 same kind of pneumonia. Now, let me take you to China. You might have seen the headline that just

00:06:40.780 came out that China is closing the border with Russia. That isn't quite true, and the difference

00:06:46.960 I think matters here. I want to pay attention to this story, but I don't want to panic on this

00:06:52.500 story. China has not shut the crossing. It's the biggest land gate between the two countries.

00:06:58.580 Health officials called emergency meetings and then tightened screenings of people and cargo

00:07:03.520 coming in from Russia. The region around it told anyone from that's arriving from Siberia to watch 0.91

00:07:11.480 for symptoms and report them. I feel better kind of if they closed the border. I mean, maybe it's 0.97

00:07:18.480 just me, but okay. So Kazakhstan and all the other stands went further and set up quarantine 0.84

00:07:27.660 checkpoints. So there are now four different checkpoints. China, their own notice admits

00:07:35.820 the case has not been confirmed. Beijing's foreign ministry still says it's cooperating

00:07:42.460 closely with Moscow. So this is not China sounding an alarm by closing. This is China,

00:07:47.840 Russia's closest partner, quietly deciding, yeah, I don't really trust you. 0.88

00:07:53.000 You know, when your best friend starts counting the silverware after you leave, 0.97

00:07:56.440 he hasn't accused you of stealing, but he has told you, I don't think I trust you all that much.

00:08:03.400 So now how credible is this?

00:08:05.920 We do know these things.

00:08:08.100 A young vaccinated scientist at a plague lab died of a really fast pneumonia.

00:08:14.320 Russia told the WHO no plague case was reported.

00:08:18.480 Russia also says nearly 5,000 tests on her contacts found nothing dangerous

00:08:22.840 and lifted every restriction within a week.

00:08:25.040 The WHO rates the risk as moderate to low and very low for Europe.

00:08:31.100 President says he doesn't think that it was a bioweapon.

00:08:35.840 Here's what we don't know and the one thing that matters the most.

00:08:40.300 What killed her?

00:08:41.400 a plague lab can test for a plague in a matter of hours they've had two weeks and they still

00:08:48.900 have not named the germ this is a problem because it tells me they were messing with something that

00:08:55.700 they shouldn't have been messing with so they can't name it because it would be illegal the

00:09:00.980 head of the who has joined washington and europe in asking for it so

00:09:06.660 So, my take on this, and don't listen to me.

00:09:11.280 I'm not a doctor.

00:09:12.140 I'm not an expert.

00:09:12.800 I am a guy like you trying to figure things out.

00:09:14.860 So, take it for what it's worth, which is practically nothing.

00:09:19.320 I don't think this is the beginning of a pandemic.

00:09:23.320 I will tell you, when I first heard about China, it was over Christmas, I think, when we were listening about COVID.

00:09:31.780 And the first report started coming out at Christmas.

00:09:33.680 And I remember it's Christmas and my wife is like, can you stop talking about a possible plague?

00:09:38.560 And I'm like, well, I just want to say it might be.

00:09:42.900 I wasn't sure of that, but I had a bad feeling.

00:09:45.820 I don't have a bad feeling on this one.

00:09:47.760 But that doesn't mean anything.

00:09:49.380 Again, plague is not COVID.

00:09:53.260 It has been with us for thousands of years.

00:09:55.460 We know exactly what it is.

00:09:57.300 It lives in the wild, different parts of the world.

00:09:59.920 It lives in prairie dogs here in the American West.

00:10:02.680 So you can treat it as long as you catch it early.

00:10:07.460 Common antibiotics cure it.

00:10:09.580 This one is extraordinarily rapid and may have been weaponized.

00:10:14.620 Again, the president says he doesn't think it is.

00:10:17.840 This goes through lungs, spreads person to person through close contact, not across stadiums.

00:10:22.820 The real story isn't the germ.

00:10:25.360 It is the silence.

00:10:27.560 And the silence is what is the problem.

00:10:31.080 Because anytime somebody, you lose precious time and resources, okay?

00:10:38.920 The reason why possibly, possibly this particular border crossing is so sensitive

00:10:45.680 is because this same border town years ago, this has happened before, okay?

00:10:53.360 In the fall of 1910, the people in this town started coughing up blood.

00:10:58.960 And everybody was like, oh, I don't know, that might be a problem.

00:11:02.200 They were fur trappers and they were, you know, hunting for pelts.

00:11:05.840 It was the plague.

00:11:07.660 The plague rode the Southern Railroad and it was killing every single person it touched.

00:11:15.240 China's dying emperor sent a young doctor trained in England and said, go figure this out. 0.79

00:11:22.020 So he did. 0.63

00:11:22.900 Well, the first thing he did was forbidden.

00:11:25.200 He cut open a body.

00:11:27.260 Nobody in China had ever been allowed to perform an autopsy before.

00:11:31.120 He did it in secret. 0.96

00:11:32.740 He did it in a back room.

00:11:34.020 But he was trained in England, so he was looking at modern medicine,

00:11:37.340 and he found plague in the lungs.

00:11:39.620 It wasn't being carried by rats and fleas.

00:11:42.360 It was traveling through the air, one person to the other.

00:11:45.080 So he designed a face mask.

00:11:49.140 He took gauze and cotton and tied it behind his head.

00:11:53.780 The senior foreign doctors laughed at him.

00:11:57.140 One of them, a famous freshman, refused to wear it and went on seeing patients.

00:12:02.000 He was like, this is ridiculous, this cotton gauze thing I'm not wearing. 0.54

00:12:05.800 He was dead in a day. 0.95

00:12:08.040 After that, everybody started wearing a mask, and then it got worse.

00:12:11.840 It was a Manchurian winter, and the ground was frozen,

00:12:15.160 and thousands of dead bodies were just laying in the street

00:12:18.660 because nobody could dig a grave for them.

00:12:20.180 so that all of these bodies, well, Chinese custom forbade anybody from burning the dead.

00:12:27.000 So he writes, this doctor who designed the mask, writes the emperor and says,

00:12:31.940 hey, can we, I don't know, burn these bodies because we can't put them in the ground?

00:12:36.500 When a thaw comes, it's going to be very, very bad.

00:12:39.940 He got the permission.

00:12:41.400 He burned the bodies.

00:12:42.660 60,000 bodies they had to burn.

00:12:46.300 Should have been far, far worse.

00:12:48.380 But by spring, it was over. 0.81

00:12:49.980 And the mask, the one they laughed at, is the great-great-grandfather of the N95 mask. 0.81

00:12:56.700 Okay, why am I telling you that story? 0.54

00:13:00.100 Well, I find it fascinating.

00:13:01.820 Two, what did he actually do?

00:13:07.220 When he looked, looking was forbidden.

00:13:10.920 He told the truth when the truth was really ugly.

00:13:14.360 He asked people to do some small, little, slightly embarrassing things every day.

00:13:20.700 And those who did, lived.

00:13:22.940 It was just a strip of gauze.

00:13:25.480 Noticed who died.

00:13:27.240 Notice who died.

00:13:29.580 It was the man, not who was afraid.

00:13:33.100 A man who was too proud.

00:13:36.600 So, what does that lead me to?

00:13:39.880 First thing, you got to name the germ. 0.99

00:13:42.240 That's the scariest thing Russia can do. 1.00

00:13:44.860 They got to name the germ.

00:13:46.340 And every nation that signed the international health regulations, Russia included, promised to share exactly this.

00:13:53.400 They need to have their feet held to the fire.

00:13:56.420 China has more leverage over Moscow than any other country, and it should use it in public.

00:14:02.480 What should America do?

00:14:04.800 CDC is watching.

00:14:06.580 Good.

00:14:07.480 I'm hoping we're keeping our labs and stockpiles ready.

00:14:10.860 and say out loud what we know, when we know it, and what we don't know.

00:14:16.820 The last time the world faced a new germ, our own experts lost our trust.

00:14:21.800 Why?

00:14:22.680 Because they pretended to be sure.

00:14:25.980 Don't do it again.

00:14:27.860 We don't know is not a weakness.

00:14:30.480 It's the only thing that keeps people listening when it counts.

00:14:35.040 And you, what does this mean to you?

00:14:37.820 do not go out and buy a case of masks and a shelf of antibiotics don't if you were planning to travel

00:14:46.780 to russia state department says don't why would you be going to russia in the first place

00:14:50.620 other than that keep a basic kit you should already have two weeks of food and water and

00:14:56.080 your prescriptions are filled and a box of n95s in the closet that's not fear that's a spare tire

00:15:03.240 Then watch for three things.

00:15:05.740 I mean, we have alerts on all of our search engines.

00:15:08.820 All my producers are going to put this alert on today.

00:15:12.600 Russia, will they name the pathogen?

00:15:15.760 Is the second worker confirmed sick with the same thing?

00:15:20.620 And does China go from screening to actually shutting the gate?

00:15:24.920 If any of those break the wrong way, I'll let you know.

00:15:28.940 If all three of them break the wrong way, that's news, and it's not good news.

00:15:35.180 If none of them do, this is just a young woman, a tragedy in a bio lab that shouldn't have happened, 0.62

00:15:43.140 but it's the government of Russia trying to hide it rather than explaining it. 0.63

00:15:48.320 Panic never saved anybody.

00:15:50.000 Neither did pride.

00:15:52.500 Neither did pride.

00:15:54.140 So let's just be cool.

00:15:55.440 Let's be calm.

00:15:56.260 Let's look at the facts.

00:15:57.300 So far, nothing to worry about, I don't think.

00:16:01.600 But again, who am I?

00:16:03.980 Good luck with that advice.

00:16:05.700 All right, give me 60 seconds back to the show.

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00:17:24.040 So let me talk to you about something else while we're talking about health.

00:17:27.160 Let me talk to you about the mental health rate.

00:17:32.020 Join me on this one, will you, Jason?

00:17:35.320 Oregon had the highest rate of mental illness at 31.6%.

00:17:40.760 That's 10% higher than the national average.

00:17:46.040 Now, I'm kind of half serious, half joking.

00:17:49.560 It doesn't surprise me.

00:17:51.060 It doesn't surprise me.

00:17:52.500 you know, it's the home of Portland. Of course, there are more mentally ill people up in that 0.98

00:17:59.640 area. However, you look at it and, you know, without joking about it, I do think that plays 1.00

00:18:06.840 a role. I can't find anything that proves it, but just my gut, and I want to explain my gut

00:18:11.600 here in a second. But Jason, you went and you looked at, you compared the mental illness rates

00:18:19.040 with soldiers and people who had been actually in combat.

00:18:23.440 What did you find?

00:18:25.120 So for combat veterans that have seen multiple firefights,

00:18:28.860 they are commonly estimated currently at around 10 to 20% of them

00:18:34.220 are experiencing some form of PTSD, depression, anxiety,

00:18:40.500 things like that, 10 to 20%.

00:18:42.600 If you compare that with these numbers that you're talking about now,

00:18:46.540 I mean, these are actual reasons why I could see someone having similar kinds of mental issues.

00:18:53.120 I mean, extreme combat, firefights, explosions going off, but only at 10% to 20%.

00:18:59.520 I would think maybe even higher, but it's lower.

00:19:02.700 So if you're walking the streets of Oregon without seeing those kinds of things,

00:19:06.700 you're more likely to see somebody with similar issues than in a combat unit.

00:19:12.340 That's shocking to me.

00:19:14.420 That is shocking.

00:19:16.060 That is really shocking.

00:19:17.580 And it says something about us, I think.

00:19:23.620 First of all, we're coddling people.

00:19:28.040 We're making everybody feel like their problems are so big and so important.

00:19:33.200 And we're going into therapy all the time just admiring our problems.

00:19:37.500 That which you gaze upon, you become.

00:19:39.800 I mean, there is a reason to have...

00:19:42.220 Something is going on with my sound in my ear, please.

00:19:44.800 Can we fix that?

00:19:47.400 But there is a reason to go to therapy, but everybody's going to therapy.

00:19:53.100 And they're going to therapy because if my son brings up the fish eye that Jason, you and I, made my son eat when we were fishing, if he brings it up one more time, that's the biggest tragedy in his life, I swear to God.

00:20:06.740 He's like, and we went fishing one time, and you and Jason were like, you got to eat the fish eye.

00:20:11.040 That's the thing to do.

00:20:12.040 I mean, we all did it when we were young.

00:20:14.340 he's like nobody did that dad you made me eat a fish eye and i said son i started a tradition

00:20:21.360 when you have a son you take him fishing and you make him eat the fish eye okay it's not my proudest

00:20:28.900 moment as a dad but it's not a tragedy that's going to destroy your whole life for the love

00:20:34.940 of pete um you know you don't need therapy for that you need to get over it you need to get over

00:20:40.180 um so you look at things and i i'm looking at this and i think what's happening here i can't

00:20:46.740 believe i'm admitted the fish i think please forgive me it was a very low point in my parenting

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00:21:41.180 cohesion think about everything that's been kicked out you don't trust the courts you don't trust the

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00:21:55.000 in some of these that has got to lead to some real problems especially is if you take a culture

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00:24:17.640 so nbc just put out a poll uh and uh among voters under 30 the share with a positive view of

00:24:32.660 socialism has climbed from 28 percent in 2018 to 42 percent wow the share of a negative view

00:24:40.360 of capitalism more than doubled from 22 percent to 47 percent now i'm not going to yell at that

00:24:45.580 Because, I mean, been there, done that.

00:24:50.140 Okay.

00:24:52.040 Here's what I want to do.

00:24:55.040 If you're 23 and you have watched, you know, rent, eat your paycheck.

00:25:00.820 If you've been told, you know, a house is something that your parents got

00:25:04.760 and you're just not going to.

00:25:05.820 If groceries cost more every time you go and somebody comes along and said,

00:25:12.540 you know, it doesn't have to be this way.

00:25:13.800 Let's try something new.

00:25:14.740 You would listen.

00:25:15.580 you would listen, okay? The problem is what many people who are 23 years old don't understand is

00:25:24.400 it's not a new thing. Let's try something new. It's not new. I'm open to new things, okay?

00:25:31.420 The people selling this, they know that, so they have an answer ready. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

00:25:38.580 the Soviet Union, it was a disaster. Yeah, I know, Mao, Mao, Mao, Cambodia, Cuba, you just name, 0.88

00:25:43.740 You go down the list, I know, but that wasn't real socialism.

00:25:47.420 Those leaders went bad.

00:25:49.520 Okay.

00:25:50.180 This time we're going to have better people, better safeguards, a better plan.

00:25:54.420 Uh-huh.

00:25:56.340 You might have heard this speech before.

00:25:59.960 Let me give you the same thing in a different scenario.

00:26:04.920 because your friend or somebody you know

00:26:10.060 gives you this same speech 0.98

00:26:11.940 every time she defends the loser she's dating. 0.97

00:26:15.520 You know the guy, no job, 0.99

00:26:18.560 lives in his parents' basement,

00:26:20.240 can't afford a car, has no future,

00:26:23.220 showers on holidays, maybe not on flag day,

00:26:25.760 but the big ones, showers on holidays.

00:26:28.480 And she said, you just don't know him like I do.

00:26:31.060 He's got such good ideas.

00:26:33.220 He's so good as a person.

00:26:35.260 He's got a bright future.

00:26:36.600 I can fix him.

00:26:37.540 Oh.

00:26:40.360 Every girl that guy has ever dated said exactly the same thing.

00:26:44.800 And every one of those relationships ended with a box of his stuff on the front lawn.

00:26:49.960 Okay?

00:26:51.160 Socialism is that boyfriend.

00:26:54.980 Charming, a little rebellious.

00:26:57.640 Your parents probably don't like him.

00:27:00.180 Talks beautifully about fairness.

00:27:02.660 and there's always an excuse for the last breakup.

00:27:07.080 Wrong leader, wrong country, not enough money, foreign interference.

00:27:11.780 It's never his fault, never his fault.

00:27:13.480 So let me introduce you to his ex-girlfriends, okay? 0.81

00:27:20.640 The Soviet Union. 0.76

00:27:22.580 Soviet Union took the farm from the farmers,

00:27:25.500 and millions starved in the early 1930s

00:27:28.340 By the secret police's own records, about 680,000 people were shot in just two years of purges.

00:27:37.420 In China, Mao's great leap forward produced what may be the deadliest famine in human history.

00:27:43.800 Tens of millions dead in that one, and that's not to mention the estimated 50 to 90 million people dead under Mao because he shot them, killed them one way or another.

00:27:56.380 In Cambodia, the communists abolished money because money was the problem.

00:28:01.740 They emptied the cities, and in four years, roughly one out of every four Cambodians was dead.

00:28:07.420 It's called the killing fields. 0.77

00:28:09.240 Now, that's your grandparents' history.

00:28:11.380 Those are the ones that our grandparents might have dated, and the rest of the world went,

00:28:16.540 don't date him.

00:28:17.520 No, that's a really bad idea.

00:28:18.940 It's not going to end well. 1.00

00:28:20.740 So let's look at your boyfriends, Venezuela.

00:28:24.620 Venezuela sits on the largest proven oil reserves on the planet, bigger than Saudi Arabia.

00:28:30.060 Should be one of the richest countries on Earth.

00:28:33.040 At one time, was the richest, second richest in the hemisphere.

00:28:37.720 Then Hugo Chavez took over.

00:28:40.240 Famous, smart Americans all lined up to applaud.

00:28:45.080 This is socially, this is socialism done right.

00:28:48.120 Finally, socialism.

00:28:49.680 They elected him.

00:28:51.300 Democratic election for the people.

00:28:54.460 Then came the takeovers and the price controls,

00:28:57.560 the government telling stores what they could charge

00:28:59.860 so the stores stopped stocking the shelves because they couldn't afford it.

00:29:04.080 In 2017, a survey by Venezuela's top universities found

00:29:07.620 two out of three people had lost weight that year.

00:29:12.440 When I say lost weight, I'm not talking about a diet.

00:29:14.820 They lost an average, the average person, 24 pounds.

00:29:18.660 Not a diet, starvation.

00:29:20.800 The next year, the country's own central bank put inflation at more than 130,000%.

00:29:28.300 You think inflation is bad here?

00:29:30.380 Hey, let's try socialism.

00:29:32.220 Nearly 8 million people fled the country.

00:29:35.800 Now, defenders will tell you it was American sanctions that did that.

00:29:40.060 Yeah.

00:29:41.680 Unfortunately, we have something called a calendar.

00:29:45.100 Let's look at the calendar.

00:29:45.940 Let's check the dates.

00:29:46.680 The shortage, the shortages, the falling oil production, the bread lines, all of it was underway before the major sanctions began in 2017.

00:29:56.120 The boyfriend was broke before anyone cut up his credit card.

00:30:00.940 Okay?

00:30:01.480 Different countries, different cultures, different leaders.

00:30:05.720 Same ending.

00:30:07.880 Why?

00:30:08.760 What do they all have in common?

00:30:11.700 Karl Marx gave out the ending himself.

00:30:15.300 in the communist manifesto he admitting getting there would take in his words despotic inroads

00:30:24.060 on the rights of property he promised force would be needed but only temporary oh okay

00:30:32.800 well it never is you know and here's why because humans are humans we're all alike when you take

00:30:38.460 a man's farm he doesn't like it when you take a man's house he doesn't like it he doesn't like

00:30:44.900 the results, and so he resists these kinds of things, okay? It's never temporary.

00:30:52.180 That's the problem. When you tell him he gets the same ration, whether he works 12 hours or two

00:31:00.300 hours, guess what he works? Two. Then production falls. Shortages come. Now the government has a

00:31:07.340 choice. Admit the plan failed, which they never do, or increase military and police.

00:31:16.360 Guess what? They always choose the secret police. Always. They always push harder.

00:31:24.800 It's the same story. The worse socialism works, the more police it needs.

00:31:31.140 Tyranny isn't what happens when socialism goes wrong.

00:31:34.880 Tyranny is how socialism stays alive.

00:31:39.780 The true believers always knew there would be one problem they couldn't plan around.

00:31:45.020 And that problem is you.

00:31:47.900 That problem is human nature.

00:31:51.060 Look, if you're on the left, you're already talking about camps.

00:31:56.340 You're already talking about eliminating people that are standing in the way.

00:31:59.520 What do you think that leads to?

00:32:02.320 You think that's just, oh, we're just going to take care of a few people?

00:32:05.740 No, that leads to millions of deaths.

00:32:08.260 That's how it happens every time.

00:32:10.660 People want to keep what they earn. 0.83

00:32:12.700 They want to take care of their own kids.

00:32:14.420 They want to make their own choices. 0.73

00:32:16.360 You know, Trotsky, he was one of the men who built the Soviet Union and its Red Army. 0.87

00:32:20.940 He had a solution for this.

00:32:23.200 1924, he writes a book, and he's describing the new human being that socialism would create.

00:32:30.860 And through the training, and what he called artificial selection,

00:32:35.340 mankind would become, well, in his words, a higher biologic type, a Superman.

00:32:43.560 The average person, he said, would rise to the level of Aristotle or Marx. 1.00

00:32:48.060 Marx was a moron. 0.98

00:32:49.260 the system didn't fit people so the plan was to change people have you ever heard that you can't 1.00

00:32:59.840 change people you know you're not gonna you're gonna marry him he's gonna change for me no he's

00:33:04.660 not no he's not and if that's with sex on the line what do you think's gonna happen when it's

00:33:09.060 government it's not gonna happen okay how'd that work out for trotsky well he lost power to stalin

00:33:16.000 He was thrown out of the country that he helped build.

00:33:18.640 Oh, well, at least they didn't kill him.

00:33:20.020 No!

00:33:20.840 Actually, in Mexico, a Soviet agent killed him with an ice axe.

00:33:25.020 So, you know, the man who promised a new humanity,

00:33:28.560 free of jealousy and ambition,

00:33:30.060 was murdered by jealousy and ambition with an axe.

00:33:34.760 Human nature.

00:33:36.060 Human nature.

00:33:36.700 It never changes.

00:33:39.040 And in socialism, that really bad human nature

00:33:41.940 is given a badge and a gun.

00:33:43.860 the free market our founders they made the opposite bet madison wrote if men were angels

00:33:53.140 government would not be necessary so they didn't try to build a better human they recognized the

00:34:00.240 flaws in human and they built a system for the humans we actually have and they divided power

00:34:06.240 so nobody could grab it all they let free people build trade and keep what they earned has it gone

00:34:11.880 bad? Yes. Why? Because we're not using the system and we're not recognizing all of the powers and

00:34:19.260 the tools that we have. Most importantly, we're not recognizing the responsibilities that we have.

00:34:26.840 And it's easier for all of us to decide, you know what, I think I'm going to be a better human being

00:34:31.600 than it is to try to change every human being with a gun. That's the free market. It's not perfect,

00:34:39.380 but it doesn't require everybody to be an angel.

00:34:43.160 It takes ordinary ambition.

00:34:45.640 I want a better life for my family.

00:34:48.200 And it says the only way to get there is by making something your neighbor actually needs and wants.

00:34:55.540 Unfortunately, we're a society that wants porn and free rides and drugs.

00:35:02.120 That's the part we have to change.

00:35:04.160 your self-interest has to serve somebody else in socialism ambition doesn't appear it moves

00:35:14.620 into the government where nobody can fire it and before we hand washington the whole economy

00:35:20.680 look what look what it already runs the post office lost nine billion dollars last fiscal

00:35:28.020 year. Their job? Deliver the mail. Amtrak carried more passengers than ever and still lost $600

00:35:37.440 million, and they run the trains. If they can't make the trains pay with record crowds,

00:35:44.460 why would we hand them our grocery store and our hospital and your job?

00:35:48.720 So, if you're one of the 20-somethings, your frustration is real.

00:35:56.640 I get it.

00:35:57.320 I get it.

00:35:58.680 The problems are real.

00:36:01.320 They're there.

00:36:02.840 But before you take a cure, find out what caused the disease.

00:36:07.300 You might be surprised how often the answer is the government, not the market.

00:36:12.840 And to the parents, don't mock these guys.

00:36:15.420 They've not learned any of this stuff.

00:36:18.460 Nobody's told them.

00:36:19.840 And by the way, you mock them, you know what that does?

00:36:22.100 Go ahead, mock your daughter for the boyfriend. 0.99

00:36:25.680 Belittle your daughter for the boyfriend. 0.98

00:36:27.480 You know what's going to happen? 1.00

00:36:28.440 She's going to go move closer to the boyfriend. 1.00

00:36:34.740 Ask them which country they want to copy. 0.73

00:36:40.120 Then ask them, how does this usually end?

00:36:42.540 because here's a rule that will serve you in love 0.56

00:36:46.780 and in work and in politics.

00:36:48.580 When somebody needs you to become a different person

00:36:52.600 before their plan can work, the problem isn't you.

00:36:57.760 It's the plan.

00:37:01.040 It's not you, it's him.

00:37:04.640 But if you keep choosing the same kind of guy

00:37:06.860 over and over again, it is you.

00:37:09.140 and maybe

00:37:12.680 I mean we just

00:37:15.160 life is not easy

00:37:20.180 it's worth it

00:37:22.200 it's worth it

00:37:23.100 but it's not easy

00:37:24.020 but it requires you

00:37:26.860 to recognize your own self worth

00:37:30.040 you know you look at

00:37:33.180 girls that have dated 0.99

00:37:35.320 these loser guys 0.99

00:37:36.420 and you're like 1.00

00:37:36.820 you're worth more than that

00:37:38.040 what is wrong with you

00:37:39.440 Stop it.

00:37:40.560 You deserve more than that.

00:37:42.060 You're worth more than that.

00:37:43.740 I'd say the same thing with socialism.

00:37:45.540 To everybody within the sound of my voice, you're worth more than that.

00:37:49.740 You're better than that.

00:37:51.400 You can accomplish so much more.

00:37:56.520 And you can't fix it.

00:37:58.340 You can't fix him.

00:37:59.660 You can't fix it.

00:38:00.860 You never could.

00:38:03.560 Love yourself enough to walk away.

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00:41:37.480 You know, what's amazing is this giant experiment of socialism and progressivism has been being used on us for the last 20 years.

00:41:48.680 And they're trying to change everything about us.

00:41:51.440 You know, Michelle Obama said it best.

00:41:53.160 When we have to change our history, we have to change the way we talk to each other, our language, our traditions.

00:41:58.880 And it's not working out well.

00:42:02.620 And it goes back to what I was talking about, how people just think they can change something.

00:42:07.480 If you know the best marriage advice is, if you're getting into a relationship and you think you're going to change the other person, it's doomed for failure.

00:42:17.020 Doomed.

00:42:17.860 It doesn't happen.

00:42:19.400 Unless that person wants to change themselves, it's not going to happen. 0.78

00:42:24.160 And in a marriage, you just get divorce and misery.

00:42:26.840 But when it's a government and you've handed that power to it and said, oh, you'll go ahead and change everybody, you get death and destruction and guns and bullets to the head.

00:42:35.340 I mean, it's the same way.

00:42:36.700 But it's amazing. I think we need to teach our youth that socialism is all about, read their own words, it's all about changing people. The system doesn't fit people, so you have to change people. And that never ends well, ever. You can't change him, you can't change her, and you certainly can't change all mankind.

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00:45:29.420 the fusion of entertainment enlightenment and empowerment this is the glenn beck program

00:45:50.840 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program if you just joined me um about 20 minutes ago i

00:45:58.740 gave a monologue on how socialism is that boyfriend that we've we've all seen either our

00:46:06.280 daughters or somebody that we know is dating some guy he's a total dirtbag he's i mean his

00:46:12.240 relationships end the same over and over and over again and then the person that you love says but

00:46:17.180 i can change him and you're like no no you can't you can't um that's what socialism is it's that

00:46:23.140 boyfriend. And the problem is when socialism actually believes it can change you, socialism

00:46:34.640 believes it will change not just one person, but everybody. It requires the world to change

00:46:41.720 for the one dirtbag boyfriend. You know that in any relationship, if you think you're going to

00:46:49.080 change your spouse, you're going to change your boyfriend, girlfriend. It's not going to happen.

00:46:53.660 It's not going to happen. They have to want to change. They have to lead the change in their

00:46:58.940 own life. You can't do it unless it's by force. So that's the secret of socialism. It believes

00:47:08.900 that it's a superior system to human beings. And so human beings will have to change.

00:47:17.100 That's why Michelle Obama said we're going to have to change our traditions.

00:47:20.440 We're going to have to change our language.

00:47:22.040 We're going to have to change our history because you must change for it, not the other way around.

00:47:27.900 Now, let me show you how force comes into this by telling you a story of a new artist.

00:47:33.720 It's the first lady of New York, Lady Mom Donnie. 1.00

00:47:37.400 She's an artist.

00:47:38.240 Did you know that? 0.99

00:47:39.000 She's great.

00:47:40.660 I'm going to tell you a story that just happened with her.

00:47:42.680 just found out according to the Washington Free Beacon just ran a story.

00:47:47.920 You have to hear this story.

00:47:49.200 Coming up in 60 seconds.

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00:48:56.860 Okay, yesterday, one of the reporters at the Washington Free Beacon

00:49:00.440 published a story about the first lady of New York City, and I just love this.

00:49:03.680 Her name is Rama Dwaji.

00:49:07.100 She's an illustrator.

00:49:08.220 I didn't know she was an artist.

00:49:09.980 What a surprise.

00:49:11.460 What a surprise.

00:49:12.900 An artist being a socialist.

00:49:14.520 Huh, who would have seen that coming?

00:49:16.400 She's married to Mayor Zoran Mamdani.

00:49:20.120 And in April of 2024, she sat in front of a camera

00:49:23.100 and animated a portrait of the man she said inspires all my work.

00:49:28.540 All right, who is it?

00:49:29.960 Who is it that inspires all of your work?

00:49:33.320 I tend to look for people who aren't killers myself.

00:49:36.240 You know what I mean?

00:49:36.720 I try to look for people who are not, you know, really heavy in the dark side.

00:49:43.220 But, hey, I'm not an artist like she is.

00:49:47.800 Okay, in the video, she describes him, because he just died, with pride, as an artist of the Intifada.

00:49:59.040 And she also mentioned twice, and he's been jailed twice.

00:50:02.620 Makes him gritty.

00:50:03.400 Now, the second intifada was blowing up buses and cafes, okay?

00:50:10.000 Pizza parlor in Jerusalem.

00:50:11.740 You know, all of the places that you think this place should be bombed.

00:50:16.600 More than a thousand Israelis dead, most of them civilians. 1.00

00:50:20.500 But she's proud of him. 1.00

00:50:22.840 Free Beacon went through his own pages on October 8th, 2023,

00:50:26.520 hours after Hamas butchered 1,200 people.

00:50:29.280 He posted his painting of a fighter with a rifle.

00:50:32.280 and the comments were all filled with applause.

00:50:35.680 And then earlier, he called the founder of Hamas a hero.

00:50:42.100 In fact, all of them are heroes. 0.96

00:50:43.680 That's what he said.

00:50:44.940 They're heroes.

00:50:45.920 Really?

00:50:47.180 The guy who planned October 7th,

00:50:50.260 he stood in front of a banner copied from one of his paintings

00:50:55.060 and thanked Iran for the money and the weapons.

00:50:58.920 And Mansour, the artist, said, well, that doesn't bother me.

00:51:02.060 yeah i'm glad wait okay hang on you imagine you're standing there and you're giving a speech

00:51:08.380 and uh or no wait you're an artist and somebody's giving a speech and they're like and i want to

00:51:14.460 thank adolf hitler you'd be like can can somebody take the art behind them that's my art i don't

00:51:19.020 want that no no he did the opposite in fact speaking of hitler in 2015 he posted a painting

00:51:24.100 by adolf hitler and said look at his technique he's the first guy to say you know he wasn't that

00:51:30.480 bad of an artist okay in february 26th well maybe i gotta say it now maybe tucker carlson has said

00:51:39.200 that but i don't know anybody else anyway in 2016 he shared a link claiming the diary of ann frank

00:51:45.240 was a was a fake and it was written by an american jew okay so i don't know i don't hold this guy up

00:51:55.400 as, you know, the reason I paint.

00:51:58.780 But then again, I'm not married to Zoran Mamdani, you know?

00:52:03.240 I have spent a good portion of my life now,

00:52:07.380 gosh, almost half of my life collecting documents

00:52:10.260 and letters and originals.

00:52:12.180 And not because paper is valuable.

00:52:14.320 It's really not.

00:52:16.440 It's because paper and documents are the last true witnesses.

00:52:21.420 I don't collect documents of people that say, oh, I know 100 years ago this guy said.

00:52:29.540 I collect the document of the guy who actually said it 200 years ago.

00:52:36.780 When everyone else in the room is gone, the paper is the only thing that is left to say what actually happened.

00:52:44.860 And the first thing every liar in history goes after is the witness.

00:52:49.060 That's why they're going after our history.

00:52:51.420 you know, lies have birth certificates.

00:52:55.500 So what was the last lie he said?

00:52:57.440 The last lie he said,

00:52:58.420 it was an American Jew that wrote the diary of Ed Frank. 0.63

00:53:01.860 And I swear to you, it's going to come back to Mom Donnie's wife.

00:53:07.060 This story is incredible.

00:53:09.160 The American Jew in the story is a real man.

00:53:12.580 Meyer Levin, I think.

00:53:15.120 He was a novelist from Chicago.

00:53:17.000 He was a war correspondent who was there in 1945

00:53:19.620 when the camps were opened.

00:53:21.420 He was there.

00:53:23.060 A few years later, he read a French translation of the diary kept by a Dutch girl in the attic,

00:53:29.000 and he couldn't let it go, and he was like, this is the greatest thing I've ever read.

00:53:32.940 He wrote a review in the New York Times.

00:53:35.020 That's what helped make it a bestseller in America.

00:53:37.720 Well, he wanted to write a play.

00:53:40.540 Anne's father, Otto, chose other writers, so he sued, and he said they had taken his ideas,

00:53:48.300 and a jury awarded him $50,000.

00:53:50.920 Now, for the play, two men who both loved the book

00:53:55.340 were fighting over who was going to put it on stage.

00:53:58.520 Within a couple of years, pro-Nazi pamphlets in Sweden and Norway

00:54:02.080 had turned this whole thing inside out.

00:54:05.440 A Jew had been paid $50,000.

00:54:08.120 For what?

00:54:09.420 For writing the diary.

00:54:11.900 Same number, same names, but a new twist on the story.

00:54:16.160 Let's leave out the stage play.

00:54:18.940 The man who was the loudest champion of the diary in America was now the forger of Anne Frank's diary.

00:54:29.040 Otto Frank was the only one of the eight people in that attic who came home.

00:54:33.960 And he spent the rest of his life in courtrooms defending his daughter's handwriting.

00:54:39.200 When he died in 1980, he left the notebooks to the Dutch state.

00:54:43.740 And the Dutch treated them like evidence in a murder case.

00:54:47.280 So he dies, and forensic experts come in.

00:54:49.660 They test the paper, the ink, the glue, the handwriting, letter by letter.

00:54:53.040 The famous ballpoint ink that deniers love, you know,

00:54:57.320 turned up on a couple of loose slips tucked in decades later.

00:55:00.940 Not in one line she ever wrote.

00:55:03.800 So after six years, in 1986, the verdict comes down.

00:55:09.820 She wrote it all, every word of it, between 1942 and 1944.

00:55:14.160 The deniers also love that there's two versions of the diary.

00:55:18.960 There are two versions because of a radio broadcast.

00:55:22.040 It was March 1944.

00:55:24.020 The Allies were coming in.

00:55:25.500 The Dutch minister in exile came on the air from London and said,

00:55:29.380 people of Holland, save your diaries, save all of your letters.

00:55:33.380 The world needs to know what happened.

00:55:36.160 Well, she's a 14-year-old girl.

00:55:37.960 She's listening in the attic.

00:55:39.180 The next day, she writes about it in her diary,

00:55:41.380 and then she begins rewriting her diary

00:55:44.240 so it would be ready.

00:55:46.500 She knew she was going to be a witness

00:55:48.560 and she was preparing her testimony.

00:55:51.740 Five months later, somebody betrayed them.

00:55:53.940 She dies in Bergen-Belsen.

00:55:58.980 Seventy years after that,

00:56:01.360 the painter who inspired the First Lady of New York

00:56:05.340 shared a link calling Anne Frank a lie.

00:56:11.380 Now, this guy's best-known painting hangs in the homes of Palestinians, I'm sure, that have never hurt anybody.

00:56:20.560 An artist can admire another artist's brushwork without saying, I'm a fan of everything else Adolf Hitler did, but it kind of fits in this.

00:56:30.160 She wasn't praising his brushwork. 0.72

00:56:32.760 She says she's praising the intifada, the fact that he fights, the fact that he's been in jail.

00:56:42.320 The Free Beacon reports that after October 7th, she liked posts calling the massacre resistance and one calling the rapes a hoax.

00:56:51.620 Why did I tell you the Anne Frank story? 0.82

00:56:54.400 She served dinner at the Gracie Mansion to Mahmoud Khalil.

00:56:59.780 The only thing she has publicly apologized for is a racial slur. 0.58

00:57:04.500 And her husband says, well, she's a private person.

00:57:07.260 I'm sorry, she's the first lady of the city of New York with more Jews in that city than any other city outside of Israel. 0.89

00:57:14.900 And she lives in the people's house. 0.79

00:57:17.340 Private stopped being the answer to the day she moved in. 0.71

00:57:20.120 That same Anne Frank lie, the ballpoint pen and the $50,000 I have seen posted by people who call themselves conservatives, patriots, Christians, same lie, different hat.

00:57:39.320 Lies don't belong to one side or another.

00:57:41.960 It belongs to whoever is tired of the witness.

00:57:46.660 Every genocide commits two murders.

00:57:51.060 The first kills people.

00:57:53.780 The second kills the memory.

00:57:56.720 So the first can happen again.

00:57:59.940 It never happened.

00:58:01.660 It's not a claim about history.

00:58:03.360 It's a permission slip for the future.

00:58:07.400 We watched the second murder begin on October 8th.

00:58:11.900 And people are calling the rapes a hoax

00:58:14.280 while the killer's own videos were still online.

00:58:18.040 This one didn't take 70 years.

00:58:20.140 It took a weekend.

00:58:23.120 And the only thing for a lie to survive is a crowd.

00:58:29.300 But the truth only requires one witness

00:58:33.660 who will never sit down.

00:58:35.920 That's why I collect American history.

00:58:38.580 That's why we're building

00:58:40.020 the American Journey Experience in Dallas.

00:58:42.780 That's why I have documents in vaults in the sides of mountains.

00:58:51.420 Because those documents are the only true witness, and they will not be silenced.

00:58:59.840 You know, Anne Frank's not going to go away.

00:59:02.180 A girl who heard a voice on the radio say, someday the world is going to need to know,

00:59:05.400 and she sat down with a pen and she made sure the world knew.

00:59:08.860 The Nazis couldn't silence her.

00:59:11.040 The pamphlets couldn't silence her. 0.98

00:59:12.640 And Mamdani's wife can't silence her. 0.98

00:59:16.240 A German court even proved her. 0.99

00:59:18.120 A Dutch lab proved her. 0.82

00:59:20.760 The first lady of New York chose whose face to paint. 0.99

00:59:29.980 But in all honesty, this monologue's not about her.

00:59:34.800 Because you choose that every day as well.

00:59:37.120 with what you share, what you like,

00:59:40.160 what you let slide at the dinner table, in the office.

00:59:44.360 You're painting a portrait of who you admire.

00:59:48.840 I have to tell you, I do a lot of research on Claude.

00:59:54.760 And I asked it this morning because there's this thing going around

00:59:58.620 about how Amazon knows everything about you, and it's crazy accurate.

01:00:03.520 And I asked Claude, just based on our conversation,

01:00:06.740 I wanted to know, what did it know of me?

01:00:08.840 Just based on our conversations with no public information,

01:00:12.820 who am I as a man? 1.00

01:00:15.920 If you spend time with Klot, you should do that. 0.98

01:00:19.700 You might learn something about yourself.

01:00:22.200 I did. I did.

01:00:27.860 Mamdani painted the man who called that little girl a lie. 0.58

01:00:33.060 I'll take the little girl with the pen. 0.98

01:00:37.160 Hang her on your wall. 1.00

01:00:43.880 The truth must survive. 1.00

01:00:45.860 And that truth, you own.

01:00:49.000 Not your truth.

01:00:50.720 The truth.

01:00:51.980 You witnessed it.

01:00:53.360 You own it.

01:00:54.640 Stand up for it.

01:00:56.360 More in a minute.

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01:02:11.200 10 seconds, station ID.

01:02:12.080 can somebody give me a uh a update on keith malinac have you heard anything this morning

01:02:32.200 um not on the give send go keith malinac is a is a guy who has worked with us for a long time

01:02:39.700 He's been Pat's producer for, well, 20-plus years.

01:02:45.680 And last week, he gets up during the show, and he's just acting strangely.

01:02:50.000 And he says, I'm sorry, I think I'm having a stroke.

01:02:53.200 And Jeffy went out with him and was like, I've got to call 911.

01:02:56.360 He's like, no, I'm fine, I'm fine.

01:02:57.960 If somebody says they're having a stroke, call 911.

01:03:00.820 He had a massive stroke.

01:03:02.520 He's on a vent now.

01:03:05.200 The prayers are the most important thing that you can give.

01:03:09.700 Today and tomorrow are supposed to be the worst days of it,

01:03:13.100 and it'll start getting better.

01:03:14.620 It's like five days after a stroke is when it's at the apex of bad.

01:03:21.520 But he's in really bad shape, and we ask for your prayers.

01:03:25.340 Also, if you've listened to the Pat show and if you've ever found anything

01:03:30.520 entertaining or whatever, his family has a very long road to go.

01:03:37.540 um and um they've set up a listener actually set up a give send go.com it's give send go.com

01:03:45.080 slash help keith malinek with medical bills because he's going to be having them for a very

01:03:49.740 very long time have we had an update uh jason i uh i ran into their studio this morning right

01:03:56.780 before we went live and uh there was no real update um it sounded like uh prayers for keith

01:04:02.980 in his recovery, heavy prayers for his wife and family,

01:04:07.260 because it sounds like they are just exhausted,

01:04:09.600 absolutely exhausted.

01:04:12.360 And Carrie is so strong.

01:04:15.020 The kids are so strong.

01:04:16.420 But it sounds like a lot of people are asking for updates,

01:04:20.360 and now it's getting harder for them to give them out

01:04:23.140 because just all their energy.

01:04:26.180 Thank God the family has God.

01:04:28.040 I mean, she's a minister, and thank God.

01:04:32.980 They have that because this one is a very hard road, a very, very hard road,

01:04:38.940 and our thoughts and prayers.

01:04:39.880 And, by the way, if you just want to send messages, you can, I think,

01:04:43.140 probably at Give, Send, Go, I think maybe you can just put messages up there,

01:04:47.580 but she's reading the messages to Keith, and she said, and this is the hard part,

01:04:51.900 I know he can hear me.

01:04:55.520 And so they're at his bedside talking to him, but he's in bad shape.

01:05:03.400 Thank you for everything.

01:05:04.280 Do we have an update on Give, Send, Go?

01:05:05.640 How much is it, BJ?

01:05:07.100 Do you know?

01:05:09.600 Last time we got that, it was-

01:05:11.080 165.

01:05:11.540 Yeah, 160.

01:05:13.960 Yeah, $166,025.

01:05:18.620 So thank you for giving.

01:05:21.340 All right.

01:05:22.340 I'm going to tell you a story in a minute here

01:05:24.160 of something that happened in Guatemala the other day.

01:05:31.040 and it could be one of your worst fears it could be one of your worst fears and it happened to

01:05:40.000 this girl in guatemala and i'll tell you about that jason also what are we missing that we

01:05:43.960 haven't talked about i know we have uh ilhan uh omar we have an update coming from a guy who is

01:05:49.620 an expert on her knows this story he's been following it for 10 years knows this story

01:05:53.900 probably better than anybody else uh he's going to be joining me in about half an hour to give

01:05:58.260 us an update on that uh and it should be a substantial one what else do we what else have

01:06:03.020 we missed so far that we have to get to um that's that's really the big one um i still think we we

01:06:09.000 could go into just off your last monologue talk a little bit about uh el saeed a lot of good stuff

01:06:14.220 there and some denials oh yes yes you know save that for about an hour from now let's bring that

01:06:20.580 back up in an hour from now because i got to tell you the story about something happening

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01:08:15.920 so what is your worst fear

01:08:25.200 what is your worst fear what is it's irrational fear

01:08:31.540 um saturday this last saturday in a village high up in the mountains of guatemala

01:08:39.580 dirt road corn on the hillsides 15 year old girl she wakes up before dawn and she has a

01:08:45.520 pain in her chest. She's 15.

01:08:49.960 She has a pain in her chest. She says, Mom,

01:08:51.900 Dad, pain.

01:08:57.940 By the morning, by the time the sun comes up,

01:08:59.820 she stopped moving.

01:09:03.000 Now, the

01:09:03.640 accounts don't agree on what came next,

01:09:06.140 but some say her father

01:09:07.800 was carrying her towards a clinic

01:09:09.640 and just felt her go

01:09:11.340 still. Some say

01:09:13.500 She had gotten to the hospital, and the hospital pronounced her dead.

01:09:22.160 We're not sure.

01:09:23.800 We're not sure which.

01:09:25.400 Later reports say the hospital said she was dead, but either way,

01:09:29.300 she's coming home from wherever she was, and Dad has put her in a box.

01:09:35.280 He gets a box, picks her daughter up.

01:09:39.880 I mean, it's the mountains.

01:09:41.680 Picks her up, puts her in the box, puts her in the car, drives her home.

01:09:45.600 The coffin goes into the house, and they start having a wake.

01:09:50.540 And, you know, doing it the way the generations in Guatemala and the mountains have done it forever.

01:09:56.540 All the neighbors come.

01:09:58.000 Women are bringing food.

01:09:59.320 Somebody lights candles.

01:10:00.620 Nobody leaves her alone.

01:10:02.360 Seven hours, maybe eight.

01:10:05.400 She's perfectly still in the box.

01:10:07.520 Around 2.30 in the afternoon,

01:10:09.600 somebody is standing near the coffin

01:10:11.520 and sees the girl's eyes open up.

01:10:14.120 She doesn't move, just her eyes open up.

01:10:16.280 Now, me, I would have freaked out a little bit.

01:10:19.540 Then she tries to sit up.

01:10:22.840 Now, there's video of the, you have to see it,

01:10:26.000 room full of mourners.

01:10:28.120 And the sound they make is not quite a scream.

01:10:30.380 It would have been, I would have been screaming

01:10:31.640 like a little girl.

01:10:32.460 It would be like, ah, ah.

01:10:33.580 Anyway, every hand in the room is reaching for her now, okay?

01:10:41.100 They give her oxygen.

01:10:43.100 She says her hands still shake, but she's getting better every day.

01:10:46.640 There's no medical report.

01:10:48.220 Nobody has produced a death certificate, you know, nothing.

01:10:52.420 Deep, faint, heart that goes quiet, body goes cold, frightened father,

01:10:58.600 can't find a pulse, goes to the hospital, they can't find a pulse.

01:11:02.560 You know, there's no machine, nothing.

01:11:05.100 I mean, it's pretty crazy.

01:11:08.680 It's pretty crazy.

01:11:11.140 She wasn't in the ground.

01:11:12.220 That's the best part.

01:11:13.020 She wasn't in the ground.

01:11:13.940 She was in the living room.

01:11:15.240 And somebody was watching.

01:11:17.340 Now, there's a couple of ways to take this.

01:11:19.180 And I want to take it both ways.

01:11:20.560 First, I went to George AI today because I had heard a story.

01:11:31.120 I couldn't remember if it was apocrypha or not, but I heard a story that George Washington was deeply afraid of being buried alive.

01:11:40.120 So I look it up this morning before the program, and it's true.

01:11:44.800 1799, Mount Vernon, George Washington, his throat is closing.

01:11:47.800 Doctors have bled him over and over again.

01:11:50.040 I mean, what they did to that guy is amazing.

01:11:53.180 They killed him, actually.

01:11:54.320 But anyway, he says, I die hard, but I'm not afraid to go.

01:11:58.760 Then he calls for his secretary, Tobias Lear.

01:12:01.820 He's at the bed, and he writes down the last instruction of the father of our country.

01:12:08.720 It wasn't about the army.

01:12:10.000 It wasn't about the Constitution.

01:12:11.140 What was his last instruction?

01:12:14.620 Have me decently buried and do not put my body into a vault less than three days after I'm dead.

01:12:21.880 He was terrified.

01:12:23.040 He wasn't afraid to death.

01:12:23.960 He was terrified of waking up in a vault.

01:12:27.100 Okay?

01:12:27.220 okay lear couldn't speak he just bowed washington wasn't satisfied he said do you understand

01:12:34.280 three days and lear said yes yes so last words of george washington was after that you don't

01:12:42.000 hear that build up like don't put me into a fault i don't want to wake up in the dark

01:12:46.720 in behind marble okay you don't hear that in his story his last words after he said that was

01:12:53.620 tis well. That's the end of George Washington.

01:13:01.940 It went on in his family. Two years later, his sister-in-law begged to be left in her own bed.

01:13:07.520 She's like, just leave me until there is no possible doubt that I'm dead. I mean,

01:13:13.740 until I'm starting to stink up the room, just leave me there. Okay. Now I thought that this

01:13:19.500 is why we have wakes, because we were waiting for the person to possibly wake up. That's not

01:13:24.660 what it is. It's a great story, but it is not. Nobody designed it as a safety check.

01:13:32.780 The 19th century, they were afraid of, they didn't want people to be alone.

01:13:42.060 And so awake is an English word for a watch or a vigil.

01:13:47.720 To wake was to stay awake.

01:13:49.860 You sat with your dead because you didn't want to leave people alone in the night.

01:13:55.800 And so the faithful were awake all night, and they just prayed.

01:13:59.000 And neighbors told stories, and somebody kept a candle lit,

01:14:01.740 and you're sitting in the room with a dead body.

01:14:03.680 Somebody at some point had said, this is really creepy, but they didn't apparently.

01:14:08.320 Nobody designed it as a safety check.

01:14:10.100 It was just love.

01:14:12.060 Safety came along for the ride.

01:14:13.980 Then in the 19th century, we tried to do it with machinery.

01:14:18.900 In 1792, a German duke orders a coffin with a window and an air tube

01:14:25.660 and a lid that opened from the inside with keys sewn into his burial clothes.

01:14:30.880 Now, I don't know how you're going to get the coffin open if dirt's on top of you,

01:14:34.040 but, I mean, that was the deal.

01:14:35.420 I guess you talked to the two.

01:14:36.500 Hey, somebody, I'm looking here because somebody can't get me.

01:14:39.520 30 years later, a German doctor had himself buried alive to demonstrate this design.

01:14:45.420 He stayed down several hours while his helper sent soup and sausages and beer down through a feeding tube.

01:14:52.100 I don't know. I don't want sausages. Can somebody dig me up?

01:14:56.620 Then a doctor ties strings to the hands and the feet and the head of the dead,

01:15:01.280 ran them up to a bell above the grave, built a little roof over the bell so the winds and the birds couldn't make it ring,

01:15:06.700 and a night watchman would walk through the cemetery at night listening for any of the bells. 0.99

01:15:12.620 Germany, I mean, Germany, I mean, they're freaky people. 0.93

01:15:15.780 But anyway, they patent more than 30 different bells to let people know I'm dead and now I'm alive. 1.00

01:15:25.200 1868, New Jersey, old German immigrant, of course,

01:15:29.380 patents a coffin with a square chimney over the face and a bell rope tied to the hand 0.97

01:15:34.740 and a ladder so you could climb out on your own.

01:15:37.880 I don't know.

01:15:38.980 Cemeteries would be freaky if there was a bunch of tremenes

01:15:41.340 and I could look down and I could see the dead face down there.

01:15:44.860 He climbed in front of a crowd.

01:15:46.900 He was burying the crimes out, and then they lower him into a hole again,

01:15:50.240 and he does it again.

01:15:51.820 Okay, so anyway, there's no documented case that any of this ever did anything.

01:15:56.760 It never saved a single life.

01:15:58.780 The machines never rang, as far as we know.

01:16:01.760 What saved people was the same thing that saved this little girl,

01:16:06.100 being still in the room.

01:16:10.880 We lost our fear during the Civil War, really, here in America.

01:16:15.540 So many people had died, and embalmers followed the armies

01:16:18.160 so families could bring their boys home.

01:16:20.680 They weren't just buried.

01:16:21.900 They brought them home.

01:16:23.440 In 1865, when Abraham Lincoln dies,

01:16:26.100 um they have people you know they they file past his open coffin which he was shot in the head

01:16:35.200 that's kind of weird anyway his train was crossing the country and they left the coffin

01:16:39.960 open so america could see it and then america wanted the embalming thing once embalming was

01:16:45.020 happening then everybody's like oh you can throw me in a box at any time he's like because nobody's

01:16:48.700 gonna wake up from the embalming thing that and the stethoscope and the death certificate

01:16:52.720 and the hospital and the heart monitor.

01:16:55.480 But anyway, you get it.

01:16:57.800 The thing that haunted Washington was just now a Halloween story.

01:17:02.400 Why am I telling you all this?

01:17:03.620 I have no idea.

01:17:04.440 I have no idea.

01:17:04.940 I found it fascinating myself.

01:17:06.460 But look what we traded for certainty.

01:17:12.020 Look what we gave away.

01:17:17.080 We used to keep, and I think it's creepy, but maybe back then it wasn't.

01:17:21.040 We used to keep the body of our loved one in our own home, in a parlor.

01:17:25.760 Now we send it to a building with a parking lot.

01:17:29.120 And the vigil, the wake, becomes a visitation instead of sitting there all night with the family.

01:17:36.780 Now it's 5 to 7, you sign the book and you get home.

01:17:40.260 We have certainty, but we stop sitting with people.

01:17:47.520 The fear is not about dying.

01:17:49.860 Washington wasn't afraid of dying.

01:17:51.760 He said so.

01:17:53.840 The fear was being given up on while you still could be reached.

01:18:02.960 And we do that now, not with coffins.

01:18:06.000 We do that with people.

01:18:09.900 The marriage that we call dead.

01:18:12.700 The friend we wrote off.

01:18:16.080 The son who wandered off and stopped calling.

01:18:19.000 We've written them off.

01:18:22.360 The neighbor, we decided, was a lost cause.

01:18:24.800 We were good friends forever, and we don't talk anymore.

01:18:28.640 We just can't talk anymore.

01:18:34.040 We've written it off.

01:18:34.940 The faith we say is finished in this country.

01:18:37.980 We pronounce it, we close the lid, and we go home early.

01:18:45.320 The bell never saved anybody.

01:18:48.500 What saved things were those people who refused to leave the room.

01:19:00.220 We think the most powerful thing we can do is fix somebody.

01:19:04.740 It's not.

01:19:08.460 It's staying there with them.

01:19:12.820 It's staying in a place where they can find you when their eyes finally open.

01:19:18.500 Mountain Village, Guatemala

01:19:23.720 Just Saturday

01:19:25.060 A girl everyone had given up for dead 0.94

01:19:27.660 Opened her eyes 0.88

01:19:29.220 Wasn't resurrection

01:19:32.020 It was a wrong call

01:19:33.180 The first thing she saw

01:19:36.580 Was a room full of people

01:19:37.640 Who had not gone home

01:19:40.800 Stay in the room

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01:22:21.200 so let me play jd vance from yesterday what he said on the tarmac about the

01:22:40.080 search warrant for ilhan omar's um warrant in her house listen no look i did not have advanced

01:22:47.840 notice that her home was being raided i i look i i never we try to run our department of justice

01:22:53.720 in a fair and honest way we try to let the law follow the facts rather than creating facts just

01:22:59.240 to prosecute people we don't like and because of that i think the president and i largely try to

01:23:03.360 stay out of department of justice investigations and other prosecutions now i i do know that there

01:23:07.800 are some serious allegations against Ilhan Omar. We're going to look into those. And again,

01:23:12.100 if there's a real case there, we're going to follow the facts. If there's not a real case

01:23:15.620 there, then we won't. So I generally believe him. I don't think the president wasn't informed that

01:23:22.500 they were going to go after a congressman. Do you believe that, Jason? I mean, if I'm the president

01:23:27.280 and maybe they were protecting me so I wasn't involved, but I'd be a little pissed. Wait a

01:23:31.360 minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. You're going after a congressman. And I mean, that's

01:23:35.480 going to cost i mean there's a lot of political calculation going on in there and maybe that's

01:23:39.580 maybe maybe that's the right thing you know what now as i'm saying it out loud that's probably the

01:23:43.180 right thing don't tell him do you believe that yeah i mean with 20 ish days before the election

01:23:47.900 you would think that they would have to notify them that something was about to happen because

01:23:51.220 that's what every media outlet is going to focus on including the new york times uh speaking about

01:23:55.900 the arrest warrant or this i'm sorry the search warrant they said quote the search warrant

01:23:59.840 executed 22 days before the election day lists a series of potential that's what how we'd report

01:24:05.000 Yeah. Lists a series of potential immigration crimes under investigation, including false statements and fraud and immigration paperwork, as well as a general conspiracy charge.

01:24:18.280 So that kind of leaves it open a little bit to possibly more.

01:24:22.600 So we have David Steinberg on. He's going to join us in just a couple of minutes. He is a journalist.

01:24:29.700 He has been following this, oh gosh, I don't even know, 2018, since 2018.

01:24:41.820 He thought that in 2018, he thought her candidacy could lead to a perfect storm and tip the scales of culture and everything else, which he was right on.

01:24:52.400 And so in 2020, after about a year and a half, he writes a story on the year and a half long investigation and says, here's what we know about Ilhan Omar. 0.83

01:25:10.980 And he's the guy who really brought this to the front.

01:25:14.380 I think the Minneapolis Star also did a lot of work on this.

01:25:18.420 I mean, it's not just the right that has been saying these things about her, but he's a guy who really knows this story inside and out.

01:25:29.060 I'm anxious to hear.

01:25:30.080 I've not talked to him yet.

01:25:31.120 I'm anxious to hear what he thought this is really all about and what he expects from this.

01:25:37.260 Also, I think we have John Solomon on tomorrow who will have probably some inside baseball stuff.

01:25:43.060 He wasn't available until tomorrow for us.

01:25:45.980 And so we will take him tomorrow.

01:25:50.060 He'll be able to give us a better maybe inside baseball of what they're looking for because he's been following the fraud and these arrests and everything else.

01:26:00.240 I have to tell you, we talked about it at dinner.

01:26:02.120 I had some friends up for dinner last night, and we were talking about it.

01:26:04.780 And I just thought the consensus was this is a time bomb.

01:26:09.520 This is not going to go well for the president and for the Republicans.

01:26:13.760 um uh independence will not like this unless there's something and if you have something

01:26:21.540 you should release it pretty quickly um because you don't want this hanging over your head because

01:26:27.080 it just looks like you're going after your enemies if you don't follow this story if you

01:26:31.620 don't know what this story is about so i hope they come to a conclusion quickly

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01:28:26.660 I want to tell you the story about a family, but it's the opposite of the Brady Bunch.

01:28:38.760 It's not two families coming together to make one.

01:28:41.340 It's one family breaking up to become two.

01:28:45.000 And that is the Ilhan Omar story.

01:28:49.080 Last month, the Secretary of Homeland Security, Mark Wayne Mullen, said something I've never

01:28:55.100 heard a cabinet official ever say about a sitting

01:28:57.040 member of Congress.

01:28:58.960 Really, or anybody else, quite honestly.

01:29:01.600 Quote, we know that

01:29:03.040 she married her brother to

01:29:05.060 bring him into the United States. We

01:29:07.020 know he now lives in London.

01:29:11.040 Days later, you have Tom

01:29:12.980 Homan, who, by the way, was a Democrat,

01:29:15.660 may still be a Democrat,

01:29:16.980 confirmed it on Fox. Ice

01:29:18.860 has an open criminal investigation.

01:29:22.220 He wouldn't say what they

01:29:23.100 have, he did say, if somebody lied to become a citizen in the United States and the government

01:29:27.840 can prove it, the government will take away that citizenship. This is a huge story, but it's really

01:29:33.480 complex. And I'm not really sure any of us really know what it's about, what they're looking for.

01:29:39.640 But David Steinberg, he is probably the best person to talk to. He has been doing investigative

01:29:46.080 reporting on this since way before covid um and he was the first to really kind of bring it up

01:29:53.740 him and i think the minneapolis star maybe uh had been doing some stuff because he saw her campaign

01:30:00.780 and went this is trouble because there's all these rumors out there and it started to come

01:30:05.940 from the somali community and then he pieced this thing together and i mean he did years of work on

01:30:11.220 it um and he knows this story so what is this story really all about what does he think they're

01:30:19.300 going for in this raid that happened yesterday on her house give me 60 seconds and we'll get right

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01:31:59.760 okay david it's great to talk to you again how are you glenn i was thinking yesterday uh

01:32:10.540 right when i saw the headline of the raid i'm like man glenn's gonna call me any second just like

01:32:16.240 i'm telling you 10 seconds later i get a text from your booker i'm like if anyone

01:32:24.320 Go ahead.

01:32:26.820 Yeah.

01:32:27.480 You're the guy who, I mean, you're the guy who did all of the work on this, all of the legwork.

01:32:32.520 I mean, we did a special on it.

01:32:34.520 A lot of it was based on your work.

01:32:36.620 And I couldn't believe at the time that no one had any interest in this story.

01:32:43.600 Because to me, it is very, very clear.

01:32:46.560 But I'm hearing now statute of limitations and everything else.

01:32:49.480 Can you first start, tell us the story in the most understandable way that you can, and then let's talk about what happened yesterday.

01:32:57.760 Exactly. The first thing I would say, you sounded a little concerned earlier that this might not go well.

01:33:05.880 First thing I would say is there is absolutely nothing to worry about as far as the facts go.

01:33:12.780 If if we just want to I can't speak to the warrant. I can't speak to why now. But if we want to talk about is this person beyond reasonable doubt guilty of a whole slew of fraud, immigration fraud, marriage fraud, health insurance fraud, college loan application fraud.

01:33:38.220 everything she signed for several years was perjury everything she signed as as a married

01:33:46.220 woman we've got a whole spree here and as i uh i asserted back in uh 2019 2020 we may be looking

01:33:55.460 at the most accomplished criminal uh as far as pound for pound i'm not pound for pound most

01:34:02.020 felonies committed uh in congressional history here if all of this is prosecutable so look i

01:34:11.360 would say so what so what do we have that hang on what do we have though that is with that is

01:34:17.360 not covered by the statute of limitations do you know well you mentioned earlier that the new york

01:34:23.920 times had a uh a hint that there was this conspiracy charge that's very interesting to me

01:34:30.720 And as the marriage fraud, since she would have already been a citizen at the time the marriage fraud was committed, that is beyond the statute of limitations.

01:34:43.840 A lot of the perjury charges are beyond.

01:34:46.940 Now, some of the perjury was committed in 2017 and absolutely was just left there.

01:34:52.560 It was obvious.

01:34:53.660 It was reported.

01:34:54.300 It was still left there with years to expire and never took action, of course, the Biden administration.

01:35:00.720 So, as far as that goes, her crimes committed as a citizen, most of them appear to be beyond the statute of limitations.

01:35:12.340 Now, we talk about her father.

01:35:14.840 Her father, it's clear, look, it's beyond a reasonable doubt from my investigation and the other two reporters I want to mention.

01:35:24.980 It was Scott Johnson and Preya Samson-Dar.

01:35:28.920 We were the three, and together, between 2016 and 2020, we put together 25 articles.

01:35:37.600 And I just made a list here of all the articles.

01:35:42.540 I'm going to try to get this out, because I think the reason some people are still confused about this case, how open and shut it actually is, is because they just never saw any of this.

01:35:52.280 Most of it is free.

01:35:54.360 It's before Elon bought X.

01:35:56.120 the majority of this uh so what survives the state unless it's unless it is the conspiracy

01:36:03.480 because when you have a grand conspiracy then everything is open up the statute of limitations

01:36:08.820 no longer apply so if it's not that is there is there stuff that is beyond the statute of

01:36:17.060 limitations beyond the conspiracy theory well look if we're if we're talking about our father

01:36:22.160 We are beyond a reasonable doubt that this man was named Colonel Nur Saeed Elmi of the Somalian Army.

01:36:32.200 He was trained in a Soviet military camp in Italy. 0.71

01:36:39.080 He's a communist. This was a communist setup.

01:36:41.700 He was trained before the wall fell, and then he was sent back to Somalia.

01:36:45.840 At the time, it was this Soviet vassal state, and a genocide was committed while he was apparently a key leader in that army.

01:36:58.420 Now, the war breaks out.

01:37:00.980 He ends up in a refugee camp, and he enters the United States. 0.94

01:37:06.080 and again if you read our articles we are beyond a reasonable doubt that he must have lied 0.67

01:37:13.720 on his immigration forms to enter the united states now that becomes original sin here

01:37:20.060 because there is no statute of limitations on that if you lie on your immigration forms and

01:37:24.880 it's provable you can be deported uh 50 years later 100 years later right away so she was

01:37:32.900 brought to this country illegally so the family would be deported that is the question she was

01:37:40.460 brought here as a minor she was 12 years old at the time uh ilhan nurse said elmi she was brought

01:37:48.480 here illegally as ilhan abdullahi omar which was actually a second family the omar family is not

01:37:55.580 her family. That is the second family, six other siblings she is not actually related to of that

01:38:03.220 family. Her family is actually four known siblings, all Nur Said Almi's. And look, it's beyond

01:38:13.320 reasonable doubt. Again, I have to get, I really would like everybody to just read it, or at the

01:38:18.620 very least, I'll get you all 25 articles, put an AI bot on it saying, what are the chances here that

01:38:25.540 anything else is possible. Because again, what we did is we eliminated, there's no record of

01:38:31.940 anybody in Somalia, of course, because their records are destroyed. But there was no record

01:38:37.380 of anybody in England that could be this person she married besides her brother. There's no record

01:38:44.080 of anybody in America. I mean, he is the last person on earth. There's nothing else to prove

01:38:50.880 here. It's a process of elimination. This happened. So I think that's why Trump and the secretaries

01:38:58.040 have stated it very clearly. She married her brother. They're not hedging anymore. They know

01:39:03.000 what happened. So what comes down to, again, John Solomon tomorrow, I presume we'll be able to give

01:39:10.240 you a better look at what exactly was in that warrant. Right. But don't, as far as the actual

01:39:18.160 facts uh what is prosecutable again that's going to be up for debate but the fact that they went

01:39:24.900 in there and they did conduct this raid and there is that conspiracy charge uh i will say this um

01:39:33.220 i know they've been doing this for at least almost two years i believe january 2025 i got a call from

01:39:42.440 HSI and I put together a list of everything that had been published. I found some other details

01:39:51.560 about her father and they did express to me at the time that this division, we wouldn't be going

01:40:00.080 after something like the fake marriage, the division, this investigative division I'm a part

01:40:05.260 of we look towards stuff like uh her father a possible war criminal how he got into the country

01:40:12.520 they explained to me that that seemed to be the focus so i was contacted that so when you when

01:40:20.480 you say when you say that i'm just i'm gonna play devil's i'm gonna play a lefty journalist

01:40:26.060 what she what her father did makes no difference she came in she was seven she had nothing to do

01:40:31.500 with that she's been in america this is the country that she knows and loves blah blah blah

01:40:35.540 Unless, if that's what they're going to use to try to get rid of her, and because the statute of limitations has run out on everything else, you better make the case that everything else was real.

01:40:49.120 Because the fraud that she perpetrated on the American people and on the system itself, and you said it, our taxes, the university, everything was fraudulent.

01:41:04.460 you better make that case or it's going to it's going to turn into something sympathy for

01:41:11.480 see they're just trying to take people here who have been here their whole life and get rid of

01:41:15.640 them sure well i can't speak to what they're going to do i really can't i'm just this is

01:41:23.280 if you if you do take the time to read it uh i i'm not i'm not talking you in particular i'm

01:41:30.300 I'm saying if anybody out there listening, if any of the Democrats once again saying Trump is racist, politically targeted, blah, blah, blah, he's abusing the DOJ to go after his enemies, they're giving you a lot of hypotheses.

01:41:45.260 And again, the experiment has been run already.

01:41:49.080 The research is done.

01:41:50.180 The conclusion is in.

01:41:52.560 This is hypothesis versus conclusion as far as what she did.

01:41:56.760 It is not possible to be a reasonable, sane adult and look at everything that's in and come to the conclusion that she's innocent.

01:42:07.960 There's no one left on Earth. There's no other possibility that we've been able to find.

01:42:13.460 We've posted dozens and dozens, maybe over 100 pieces of individual verified evidence.

01:42:21.080 She has given nothing but a denial.

01:42:25.260 Again, that's the extent, if you want to say that this is a courtroom, her defense is a written denial, and ours is over 100 pieces of verified evidence and how we came to find each piece of this evidence.

01:42:43.500 uh so we used when we were writing these articles we would explain exactly how how any reader could

01:42:52.300 go find these documents themselves so we left nothing uh yeah go ahead that i just want to know

01:43:01.080 so do you find it significant that a federal judge in the district of columbia gave this

01:43:07.740 warrant i mean that's i mean first of all it's a judge in the district of columbia they don't

01:43:12.100 tend to be friendly. But they know the weight of this. They know that you're going after a sitting

01:43:17.700 congressperson. It better be right. Do you think that that tells us anything about how strong the

01:43:24.600 case is or not? Well, the fact that a warrant was issued, yes, by a D.C. judge, I don't see how

01:43:33.400 you could possibly discount that in any way, knowing what's happened, knowing that that

01:43:40.080 district is usually sought out for for such things expecting it to go in the other direction

01:43:44.740 uh so so absolutely yes um but again the the judge maybe it's an obama judge i don't know

01:43:53.440 nobody can look at this case yeah nobody can look at all the evidence have it all nobody

01:43:59.920 this is not complicated now again we're talking about homeland security uh the

01:44:06.240 there's homeland security investigations. The idea is that, you know, they might be looking

01:44:12.140 for a workaround trying to say, trying to make the case that she is some sort of

01:44:17.260 threat to homeland security and that that's political, etc. No, it's factual. Look, I mean,

01:44:24.060 that case doesn't fly either. Homeland security investigations exist for this case. We have an

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01:45:05.360 take his seat it was engineered i mean the homeland security this is she has always been

01:45:12.540 a literal threat to homeland security objectively anyone can see there's a problem here you look at

01:45:18.840 the past 10 years of her in office and see there's a problem here another issue another article i

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01:46:50.740 David, give me the article you were just talking about. What was the point you were going to make?

01:46:56.320 Right. So I'm mentioning how it is completely objectively reasonable to look at her as someone

01:47:02.540 who needs to be investigated by Homeland Security as part of a long-running conspiracy.

01:47:09.260 So the article is in 2019. Here's my headline. I published this January 24th, 2019.

01:47:16.280 Ilhan Omar endorses Somalia's new president.

01:47:20.140 Four days later, Ilhan Omar's brother-in-law has a powerful job in his administration.

01:47:28.880 So Ilhan's sister named Sara Noor, who was living in the United States at the time,

01:47:36.240 and who may have fraudulently opened a health care operation, by the way,

01:47:41.400 That's another angle to investigate.

01:47:46.960 I believe Daily Wire has done something on that as well.

01:47:55.280 But her sister, her sister's husband, her genetic sister's husband, was living in Somalia in 2019.

01:48:06.360 So Ilhan endorses the new president. Four days later, her brother-in-law is chief of staff of the crime minister of Somalia. Again, and she had been there in the article. I believe she had been in Somalia campaigning with them a couple months earlier.

01:48:28.740 David, would you send me, send me all of these, send me all of these articles.

01:48:32.040 I want to look at all of these articles.

01:48:33.640 Send all 25 or however many you have, because I want to, I want to look at them.

01:48:37.260 We'll do more on this tomorrow.

01:48:38.320 I've already, I've sent a list already where I'm, I'm, I'm way ahead of you and I've been

01:48:42.380 contacting, so there were, there were three of us writing these articles over a span of

01:48:48.160 four years, 25 in total, and they were published at four different outlets, including the blaze.

01:48:54.180 Okay.

01:48:54.420 So, David, thank you so much for your update on this.

01:49:00.520 Keep following it.

01:49:01.540 We'll keep in touch with you to find out, you know, what comes next.

01:49:06.180 And John Solomon joins me tomorrow.

01:49:08.240 And both David and I think he's going to have the inside scoop on that warrant.

01:49:12.400 That'll be on tomorrow's broadcast.

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01:50:47.160 so i just put uh i put the 24 articles um that uh david steinberg was just talking about

01:51:08.220 and i put them into claude claude so you know if you use any of the chat gpts or the you know the

01:51:14.640 GPTs. Claude is, I think, the fairest. It leans left, but as long as you know that and then you

01:51:24.760 counter it by putting it through, which I haven't done yet, but I want you to hear just what Claude

01:51:29.000 said. You put it into, oh, what's it? Grock. Grock is the most frank, and I think the one that

01:51:43.160 is most accurate on the truth is not afraid of the truth wherever it falls all the others

01:51:48.760 including claude are afraid of the truth if it falls outside of pc norms um grok is not afraid

01:51:55.900 of it so i like to go to the one that is really really cautious on pc stuff and then i put it

01:52:01.140 through grok and i haven't had time to put it through grok yet but let me just tell you what

01:52:04.800 what chat gpt or i mean claude said i take the 25 24 articles and i put them in to claude and i said

01:52:11.600 read all of these do an analysis and tell me how close to beyond a reasonable doubt do you think

01:52:17.800 this is on the charges comes back short answer on the public record the married her brother claim

01:52:25.020 is not beyond a reasonable doubt but it is a lot stronger than debunked one piece of its evidence

01:52:32.080 is close to proven essentially certain she filed joint tax returns with Ahmed Hersey while still

01:52:39.360 legally being married to Elmi. That comes from state findings, not bloggers. A Minnesota campaign

01:52:45.120 finance probe showed that she filed federal taxes in 2014-2015 with Hersey while still legally

01:52:50.380 married to Elmi. Strong and closest to reasonable doubt, the 2017 sworn divorce filing. She swore

01:52:58.540 under penalty of perjury that she had no contact with Elmi after June 2011 and didn't know where

01:53:04.340 to find him unfortunately elmy admitted by email that he was the man photographed with her in

01:53:11.120 london in 2015 and his social media shows him with omar's daughter in 2012 the caveat perjury

01:53:17.740 needs proof she knowingly lied and a 2017 state charge may be a well-timed uh barred now probable

01:53:26.460 but not proven that elmy is her brother brother steinberg's best chain is a certified 1997 uk

01:53:33.720 a marriage certificate where Lila Elmi lists her father as Nur Syed Elmi, a DC host publicly

01:53:43.500 thanking Omar and her lovely sis Lila Elmi, and both Omar and Ahmed calling Lila's twins

01:53:50.300 their nieces.

01:53:51.760 Add the identical patriotic and former Friends 2020 claim that Omar told him Elmi was her

01:54:02.160 brother and she married him so he could study in the U.S. It's a coherent circumstantial case and

01:54:08.020 Omar has never produced a single record that would end it. She showed PolitiFact only a phone photo

01:54:13.940 of her immigration papers. But the weak link matters. The key glue is anonymous Somali community

01:54:19.680 sourcing, social post, and family terms nieces, mom, and sis. Those are used loosely in Somali

01:54:25.920 culture and the most neutral serious look the Star Tribune's record search could neither conclusively

01:54:30.460 to firm nor rebut the allegation. There's no DNA, nor birth record, nor testimony from Elmi or

01:54:37.100 family. My honest odds, if you're asking, is it more likely than not, I'd put the sibling claim

01:54:44.320 at around 70 to 80 percent on what is public. If you're asking, could you convict on this,

01:54:51.440 under 50 percent, a jury needs authenticated records or a witness, not a chain of screenshots.

01:54:56.920 That could change. Tom Holman confirmed on September 13th that DHS is investigating, and DHS Secretary Mullen has claimed an internal investigation determined she married her brother.

01:55:09.880 But no charges or evidence have been released, and an investigation is not a finding of wrongdoing.

01:55:15.160 If DHS has UK school guardianship records or Elmi's own immigration file, that's where reasonable doubt will get settled.

01:55:23.700 I think that's pretty, for a left-leaning GPT,

01:55:28.180 I think that's pretty strong.

01:55:29.380 What do you think, Jason?

01:55:30.720 It does, and I feel like exactly what Claude just said

01:55:34.700 was kind of what we ended up on

01:55:37.280 when we were looking at this back in, what, 2018, 2019,

01:55:40.500 was, wow, it's pretty convincing,

01:55:42.560 but there are a few things that could really prove it,

01:55:45.220 and those are the things that they could not get a hold of,

01:55:48.240 you know, birth certificates, things like that.

01:55:49.740 We said at the time, I think towards the end of the show,

01:55:52.480 I said, this is all really compelling, but you have to have federal investigators go in and get the documents that would prove these things to be true.

01:56:03.160 We can't take the screenshots, and that's basically what it's saying.

01:56:06.080 If you can get the documents that show that these things are accurate, then she's in real trouble.

01:56:12.300 And for Mark Wayne Mullen and Homan both to come out and say what they said just a couple of months ago, that we know this is true, we know she committed fraud, and she married her brother, that's significant.

01:56:30.280 I still am anxious to hear what the warrant was looking for.

01:56:35.320 yeah and i'm confused on at the it was the and as per the new york times reporting by them they

01:56:43.060 had someone with the acknowledge of the uh of the warrant search warrant and it mentioned

01:56:48.220 immigration it mentioned a few other things but at the bottom of it it said and uh and conspiracy

01:56:54.080 what what does that mean is that a i don't even know what what that would pertain to whether

01:57:01.300 that's something else completely or is this included in the it sounds like they've got a

01:57:06.700 lot of balls no the conspiracy no so this conspiracy you know what the conspiracy means right you don't

01:57:12.900 know what that means i don't mean to stick you out like this but i want to make sure i'm answering 0.85

01:57:17.660 the right question well just not conspiracy when yeah so when the conspiracy charge is made what

01:57:24.260 they do is they look and see if it is if you've told a recent lie or done something recently that

01:57:30.820 ties into a chain of a long time conspiracy so if she's made some recent claim about this or done

01:57:38.840 something and committed a crime based on the lie she was had been telling like if she and i'm not

01:57:46.580 suggesting that there's the it's there but let's say she you know falsified her tax records last

01:57:52.240 year or the last five years then and it had something to do with what she did in you know

01:57:59.320 2002 you can then link them all together and so now you're responsible for all of them

01:58:04.900 if a conspiracy if if a lie continues through to today and you're still claiming that lie

01:58:12.920 then you can open up all of it so that's why i wonder what they were looking for is there anything

01:58:17.420 current that they are looking for that ties her to all of these things

01:58:22.060 well we know and i also have this go ahead i was gonna say we did see the federal uh officers

01:58:28.720 yesterday coming out of her house with boxes of unknown contents so if that was relevant to any

01:58:36.760 of this at all but they also did that at you know at mar-a-lago i mean i i want to give i want to

01:58:43.440 give her the benefit of the doubt that they would have never given donald trump they never gave

01:58:47.200 donald trump you know just because they're coming out with boxes in your house doesn't mean that

01:58:52.080 they found anything um you know i i i don't know what they're looking for i'm i'm really anxious to

01:58:58.940 see uh what uh solomon says tomorrow because i do think you know when we were having dinner last

01:59:05.540 night we were all talking about this around the dinner table and and the consensus was from

01:59:10.660 everybody they have something right they have something because if if they don't have anything

01:59:17.040 if it's not conclusive, if it's not a big deal, this close to the election, all the independents

01:59:23.480 are going to go, look at what they're doing. They're doing what they said they were against

01:59:26.600 with Donald Trump. And they're just going in and arresting this woman because she, you know what

01:59:30.800 I mean? Those people who are independents are not playing the team game, thank God, but are also

01:59:37.160 not educated on what she has done in the past. It will look really bad. I mean, you have to come out 0.67

01:59:43.060 soon in the next week or so you have to come out with something 1.00

01:59:47.020 and otherwise why did you do it before the election that was just stupid 0.99

01:59:52.020 yeah and typically in cases like this the search warrant is pretty much the last thing that happens 0.97

01:59:58.180 after you've already gathered all the information then towards the end of the investigation then you

02:00:02.780 then you do the search warrant and i also will say if this were donald trump putting it back in

02:00:08.020 through that lens,

02:00:10.360 they wouldn't have just carried out a box.

02:00:12.260 They would have staged the event

02:00:14.320 inside the home and taken

02:00:16.000 pictures and leaked them to the New York Times

02:00:18.380 and whoever else, what other media

02:00:20.020 out there. Oh, that's what they did.

02:00:22.440 The good news

02:00:24.300 is, though, that Kamala

02:00:26.320 Harris is thinking about, she's

02:00:28.480 taking the first step to get

02:00:30.360 ready to run in 2028.

02:00:34.480 I mean, this is...

02:00:36.320 Oh, please do it. Please do it. This is crazy.

02:00:42.540 The LA Times surveyed more than two dozen top donors of her biggest 2024 Super PAC,

02:00:48.020 many of them $1 million-plus givers, and found there's no appetite for her return. 0.71

02:00:54.920 So she's planting the seeds she's running, and nobody wants it.

02:00:58.620 And then what's crazy is Newsom has said, if she goes in, I'm not going to run.

02:01:07.580 Because I think it should go to her.

02:01:09.280 What?

02:01:10.300 What?

02:01:11.160 I mean, this is the battle of the losers.

02:01:14.600 The battle of the losers.

02:01:16.520 This is the worst bench I have ever seen in my life.

02:01:21.160 By the way, some good news.

02:01:22.880 Did you see Senator Warren yesterday and the Senate Democrats?

02:01:25.800 nobody recognized uh indigenous people's day yesterday you notice that yes i did that is a

02:01:37.860 really really big deal the house democrats put a picture just just tweeted out a picture of a bison

02:01:46.780 and said happy indigenous day was the bison the one that's indigenous yeah because i think that's

02:01:52.700 right i think that's absolutely right uh but they were the only ones the senate democrats didn't uh

02:01:58.860 neither did elizabeth warren and remember she was the one you know she was leading the powwow on

02:02:05.320 this so what does that tell you that tells you uh they know they're in deep trouble on splitting

02:02:14.720 americans by identity because that's been their whole thing is to split continue to split americans

02:02:21.780 by their identity they are the indigenous people's crowd and if the holiday goes by that they fought

02:02:29.000 so hard for and none of them are willing to say anything about it nobody i mean i have no problem

02:02:35.620 saying christmas i don't care how unpopular that gets they they know this is becoming very unpopular

02:02:42.340 and they're not willing to they're not willing to say merry christmas they're not willing to say

02:02:46.740 happy indigenous that that means harris newsom aoc buddha judge ossoff shapiro pritzker booker

02:02:55.960 crockett the only one that posted anything was mark kelly and he took heavy criticism for it

02:03:04.420 i think there's a there's a sea change don't play with my emotions like this glenn and making me

02:03:10.240 think that all this is over with it would be great the thing is when we look at this we've

02:03:15.380 It's just like DEI in the corporate space.

02:03:18.780 We see all of them looking like they were abandoning it,

02:03:23.040 like they were jumping off a sinking ship.

02:03:25.480 But the problem is the leadership that they have in a lot of these companies

02:03:28.700 were the ones that were pushing it so heavily back when it was in style.

02:03:32.700 So was it just dormant for a while?

02:03:34.880 They might lose the companies.

02:03:38.880 They might lose the corporations, and here's why.

02:03:41.500 Because if you look at Newsom and then Harris and then Warren,

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02:03:47.260 I mean, the dark horse would be Luigi Mangione,

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The Glenn Beck Program - October 13, 2026

DHS Raid on Ilhan Omar’s Home： What We Know ｜ Guest： David Steinberg ｜ 10⧸13⧸26

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