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00:01:58.280 enlightenment and empowerment this is the glenn beck program glenn beck is on hello america we

00:02:09.940 got a lot to talk about i want to start with some good news because there is some good news out there

00:02:14.020 uh it's kind of hard to find at times it's kind of hard to find we are making progress that's

00:02:18.980 the problem we're making progress but oh then you look at you look at the world you're like yeah

00:02:24.900 Anybody else watching Lioness? 0.99

00:02:29.160 I just watch it for the lesbian scene. 1.00

00:02:31.580 No, I'm kidding. 1.00

00:02:32.980 You can get past all the lesbian stuff. 1.00

00:02:37.620 It's an amazing show because it's happening right now. 0.99

00:02:42.460 It's exactly what is happening to the world. 0.81

00:02:45.480 And you know what needs to watch this is France.

00:02:49.440 I don't know if you've seen what's going on in France today,

00:02:52.600 But France, France could be close to falling.

00:02:58.680 You know, they're saying it's students out on the streets.

00:03:01.540 Oh, oh, you mean like Marxists and Islamists out in the streets?

00:03:07.040 You mean like the 1979 revolution of Iran?

00:03:11.460 Yeah, yeah, you're right.

00:03:12.840 It is students out in the streets and they're burning it to the ground today.

00:03:16.920 It is it's a crazy world we live in.

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00:04:46.060 all right so gas prices i got no good news here i got no in fact hey hey uh mr wrecking ball

00:04:57.540 jason why don't you tell everybody because i'm not going to do i'm i i don't want to do i don't 0.68

00:05:02.600 want to start the show with bad news so i'll have you tell people what's happened what did china do

00:05:07.200 yesterday that brought prices up so china i'm just gonna let me pull up the exact word um so

00:05:15.020 Brent crude went up yesterday unexpectedly, didn't know what was going on. But what happened

00:05:20.680 is what it appears to be is that Chinese refiners suspended oil exports, actually more like refined

00:05:27.580 exports like gas and diesel. But their wording for why they suspended it is what kind of shocked

00:05:34.400 people. It was, quote, until further notice, which could be two days, could be two years.

00:05:40.740 no one really knows, but it sent Brent crude back up over $103 a barrel. I'm not sure where

00:05:45.980 it's at right now. All right, Mr. Little Black Rain Cloud. Let me give you a reason that might

00:05:50.940 have happened. Can you wait, wait, wait, can you figure out why that might have happened?

00:05:55.400 Well, gas and diesel is already, there's multiple different countries, I think, including,

00:06:01.880 well, Russia did it. We have been contemplating it supposedly as a rumor, but the more you

00:06:07.760 restrict what's already restricted out there, it's going to, even small increments are going

00:06:14.140 to affect it and send the price of oil back up. Right. So why did China do that?

00:06:19.700 That's a good question, especially with record with the, well, the good news is that the

00:06:25.060 straight of Hormuz oil is about at 98% of pre-war levels. You're avoiding, you're avoiding the 0.52

00:06:32.040 question everyone in the question here here's there's a couple of reasons one um uh one they're

00:06:39.760 trying to choke off the united states of america they're trying to they're trying to intentionally

00:06:43.940 raise our fuel prices before the election possibility two um uh they are in deep deep

00:06:52.680 trouble themselves and uh they've got to hoard all of the you know finished products diesel and

00:07:00.820 gasoline as much as possible that's true uh the other one is they've got to shut that down because

00:07:09.140 they know for a while they're not going to have enough because

00:07:14.240 iran is done their connection to oil is done they're not going to be able to get their oil

00:07:25.600 And so they have to shut it down.

00:07:27.400 So I choose number three, that they have to do it for their own economy. 0.96

00:07:33.300 And the next thing is they know that Iran's done. 0.87

00:07:39.900 Iran's done.

00:07:41.400 What are they going to do? 0.51

00:07:42.300 That to me could be a sign that they are not going to help Iran, 0.52

00:07:48.780 that they are backing away from that, and they're like, 0.50

00:07:51.420 batting down the hatches, it's going to get tough for us for a while.

00:07:53.660 but yeah yeah i think you could be right and you know iran is done there was a a statement from

00:08:02.400 besant yesterday and he pointed out that zero amounts of oil were loaded uh iranian oil in

00:08:09.700 the month of september zero that is wild especially considering that um oil has rebounded to 17.5

00:08:19.360 million barrels a day as per just a couple of days ago or a week ago. And none of that is

00:08:26.500 Iranian oil. Iran is done on that. It's insane. And I think China was buying 90% of that oil

00:08:34.740 before. That's why. That's why they're doing it. It's a good sign for the war. I think it's a good

00:08:42.040 sign. Now, let me give you a couple of other things. All we have to do is bring down the

00:08:45.600 price of gasoline and diesel diesel is going to be hard to do because that's not something that

00:08:50.220 we can do i don't know why the president just doesn't nationalize uh refineries you know at

00:08:55.900 least nationalize the efforts to build refineries i don't know why because he's only got two years

00:09:00.500 probably i don't know why he hasn't said to uh uh to um california which i believe has refineries

00:09:10.520 And they've closed them down. You know what? National emergency. Open up your frickin' refineries. I think we're getting to the point to where I don't want them nationalized, nationalized, but I wouldn't mind a national emergency to be declared for oil and diesel because I think we're in that place.

00:09:30.240 We can't sustain diesel at this price.

00:09:34.480 And this isn't about this war.

00:09:36.080 This is about Ukraine.

00:09:40.260 Russia supplies the world with a lot of diesel.

00:09:44.280 And when the world doesn't have that diesel coming out of Russia, they look elsewhere.

00:09:52.040 If we shut down ours, if China now has shut down theirs, Russia's shut down theirs, and we shut down ours.

00:09:58.960 Remember, that's Venezuela now, too.

00:10:01.140 If we shut down all of our exports, what is going to happen to Europe?

00:10:08.060 What's going to happen to the rest of the world?

00:10:12.540 This is why shutting and saying, nope, we're protecting our borders.

00:10:16.400 This is why it can get really dicey really fast.

00:10:19.000 You could lose the rest of the world.

00:10:21.500 And I think you're going to lose France.

00:10:23.580 I mean, are you watching what's happening in France?

00:10:25.420 Have you seen any of the videos that are coming out from France?

00:10:28.640 Yeah. It's their national pastime.

00:10:30.620 And you look, yeah, well, it's, it's, uh, it is, you know, I, it was funny. I was watching all the videos coming out of there and I went, you know, what a surprise. It was students in the revolution, uh, you know, the original French revolution and it's students today and it's students with the Marxism and the Paris communes. It's, it's, it's always the students. It's always the students. It's always the elite who are saying, Oh, this is so bad. I can't take it. Oh, shut up.

00:10:58.640 Shut up. 1.00

00:10:59.180 Go read some more marks. 0.99

00:11:00.540 But throw a Thomas Jefferson in there from time to time.

00:11:03.180 Why don't you? 0.98

00:11:05.640 But this time, it is radical Islam and also the students. 0.77

00:11:12.960 It's 1979, Iran. 0.84

00:11:15.260 That's what's happening in France.

00:11:16.340 And France is the closest to the edge when it comes to their debt.

00:11:22.340 Okay, so layoffs, U.S. layoffs fall into a four-year low.

00:11:27.680 We're seeing early signs of wage growth that is picking up again.

00:11:32.180 Jobless claims continue to defy expectations, remain exceedingly low.

00:11:37.100 The Jolts report just showed the pace of worker separations, including layoffs and resignations, was unchanged from a month earlier, while hiring is up 3.3%.

00:11:47.140 The overall demand for manufactured goods remains strong in September, keeping the sector's sentiment growing at a very fast pace.

00:11:54.300 sector that I'm talking about, the sentiment is manufacturing. When manufacturing starts to look

00:12:00.820 over the horizon and say, we've got slowdowns coming, we have people that are drying up,

00:12:05.920 we're not going to be able to sell anything. They slow down and they stop ordering all of

00:12:10.260 the parts, whatever it is they need to make their stuff to sell. But right now, it looks like things

00:12:17.960 are bouncing back in a huge sort of way.

00:12:21.640 September marked the ninth straight month

00:12:24.140 of manufacturing growth.

00:12:29.060 The unemployment claims are down to 197,000.

00:12:33.980 That is the lowest since mid-July.

00:12:37.040 There's a really great story today in the show prep.

00:12:40.680 Like most four-and-a-half-year-olds,

00:12:43.160 Lev Belsky loves playing with his big sister,

00:12:45.880 spelling his favorite pastime pool

00:12:47.380 in the letter boards and cuddling with his parents on movie nights.

00:12:50.520 But it's been a long journey for the golden-haired surfer bro

00:12:53.820 who loves splashing in the water at surf camp

00:12:56.560 and trying on dad's volunteer firefighter gear.

00:12:58.800 This is from the New York Post.

00:13:00.080 Listen to this.

00:13:00.960 Up until four months ago, Lev was self-harming

00:13:06.240 until he was black and blue, unable to make eye contact,

00:13:10.100 and keeping himself in a corner all day.

00:13:13.280 He was inching dangerously close to being confined

00:13:16.040 by a punishing helmet and sedated with heavy antipsychotic meds to mitigate his severe autism

00:13:23.460 that left him incapable of functioning by himself. The outlook was bleak. His parents

00:13:31.100 chased every therapeutic intervention and specialist across the country for years to

00:13:35.800 no avail. Family desperately needed a lifetime. No medication is approved to address the core

00:13:40.360 symptoms related to autism. Half my day was running a business and half was holding him down

00:13:45.600 and trying to keep him from hurting himself.

00:13:47.680 That was until research led the anguished couple

00:13:50.580 to Yamo Pharmaceuticals.

00:13:54.040 You know, I don't think, Yamo is not really a,

00:13:56.980 that's not a pharma, is that a pharmaceutical you go,

00:13:59.600 oh, made by Yamo, that's like made by Wham-O.

00:14:03.060 No, it's not, anyway.

00:14:03.940 A decade-old clinical stage biopharmaceutical company

00:14:07.240 dedicated to treating the core symptoms of autism

00:14:10.000 with its miracle drug called L-190, L-179.

00:14:15.320 They managed to get Lev the therapy before FDA approval,

00:14:18.440 thanks to the FDA's expanded access program.

00:14:21.120 Thank you, Donald Trump.

00:14:22.020 It was the next day.

00:14:25.560 The results were immediate.

00:14:27.340 It was the next day.

00:14:29.500 It was right away, and other people in all the phases said the same thing.

00:14:32.820 It changed everything.

00:14:35.040 They are beaming now over Lev's life-changing transformation.

00:14:38.440 Overjoyed with this miracle kid,

00:14:40.640 Bolesky predicted the drug would be the ozempic of autism.

00:14:44.640 What separates this investigational oral therapy from other treatments is focus on brain signaling.

00:14:49.960 With FDA fast track designation, Yamo said L179 is poised to become the first FDA approved therapy for the core symptoms of autism with the potential of transforming the lives of millions of people.

00:15:03.780 Apparently, this kid started taking this and he is playing with his sister.

00:15:09.040 He is relating to the family.

00:15:11.020 He's no longer in the corner.

00:15:12.100 He's not self harming.

00:15:13.360 he's becoming a normal kid about uh one out of every 31 kids diagnosed with autism

00:15:21.200 the groundbreaking drug could change millions of lives wow phase two a 12-week study presented

00:15:29.560 last year showed that yamo described unprecedented gains in socialization along critical strides in

00:15:35.080 communication skills and speech patterns with parents describing an overnight transformation

00:15:41.020 He went from the least affectionate kid to the most affectionate kid almost overnight.

00:15:48.900 As a clinician practicing in this space for 30 years, I've never seen this kind of improvement in that short of a period of time.

00:15:55.320 I haven't seen that level of improvement in that many children over years of therapy.

00:16:01.180 Our biggest barrier right now is getting the funding we need to move forward.

00:16:04.500 That's not going to be a problem.

00:16:05.740 Now that this is, what is this, New York Times?

00:16:08.240 No, New York Post.

00:16:08.960 now that this is really out and it's starting to be heralded you're not going to have problem

00:16:12.920 funding that you imagine that and one more good news on the medical front two years ago my good

00:16:20.740 friend Dennis Prager fell left him paralyzed from the neck down I did an interview with uh Dennis

00:16:29.860 eight months ago maybe and you can't see it but he actually because he's paralyzed from the neck

00:16:36.800 down he has no control of his diaphragm so to speak he needed somebody to sit in front of him

00:16:43.860 out off camera and actually push his diaphragm in so he could speak and you could tell because

00:16:51.060 he would start speaking and be like well glad i think that maybe and he would just it would you

00:16:57.380 couldn't hear him that's why the person would push again well glad i think that it was really

00:17:02.640 this is what's happening it was an amazing thing amazing they never thought he'd speak they never

00:17:08.860 thought he would get out of bed they thought he was absolutely done he has just announced his

00:17:13.860 first public appearance it's happening october 15th nothing is going to keep

00:17:20.060 my dear friend dennis prager down this is a miracle this is a miracle and dennis i'm going

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00:19:54.880 I actually have some more good news for you, but I don't want to rush it.

00:20:12.380 And I want to talk to you about heroes.

00:20:14.220 We don't have enough heroes.

00:20:17.880 You know, we've destroyed all of our heroes.

00:20:20.500 We have to start looking for, I want to talk to you about that coming up as well.

00:20:23.000 Next Thursday, October 8th, I'm headed to the chalkboard for a Torch special exclusive on Stage 19.

00:20:31.740 I have partnered with Data Republican to investigate and show you how to investigate influence operations on a level never done ever before.

00:20:41.320 It's a look inside the window of how radical networks coordinate push money and influence America.

00:20:47.040 Is anybody watching Lioness?

00:20:50.800 Did I talk about this on the show or after the show?

00:20:53.000 I mean, on the insider only.

00:20:55.540 Anyway, this thing is really remarkable because, I mean, I really, you got to get past some of the stuff, you know, regular Tyler Sheridan kind of stuff as a red-blooded male, American male.

00:21:08.760 Anyway, if you can watch a Lioness the last season, all three, you know, or you don't need all three, just the last season.

00:21:20.380 um if you can binge it this weekend you should and then watch this special because you're going

00:21:28.660 to see what you're up against what when it was breathtaking when i saw this script for the first

00:21:34.260 time before the special next week it was breathtaking the scope is breathtaking and you

00:21:39.760 realize how much trouble we're in um and when you see this special you're like okay when you watch

00:21:48.740 lioness it's in story form and it's breathtaking they're just finding in the in the third season

00:21:56.840 of lioness they're finding out how big this conspiracy goes and there was a monologue by

00:22:01.920 nicole kidman we should pull it for the special or at least for the radio show she gives this

00:22:06.940 monologue where she's like you have no idea every enemy of ours on the entire planet has been giving

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00:22:19.560 blood we can get them and they all have converged and you can see they show how the world is up for

00:22:26.800 grabs right now it's phenomenal you're gonna see the real thing next thursday the torch exclusive

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00:24:32.260 I don't know about anybody else, but I am finding a renewed sense of urgency

00:24:47.020 that we have got to get serious on what we're doing.

00:24:52.600 We have to get serious on our youth and teaching our principles

00:24:59.520 because nobody is doing it.

00:25:01.040 Literally, nobody is doing it.

00:25:04.220 And our, especially Generation Alpha, they are starving for it.

00:25:09.340 They need the education.

00:25:11.480 And I think we can start here with heroes.

00:25:15.940 Where are your heroes?

00:25:18.680 Who are your heroes?

00:25:21.240 This spring, Harvard asked 2,000 young Americans how they felt about the country.

00:25:28.060 13% said we were on the right track.

00:25:30.460 13 the pollster said the biggest challenge since 2018 isn't about the country it's about them

00:25:38.780 it's a growing belief that they uh that what they do no longer shapes what happens next

00:25:46.440 that is the biggest lie that is the most dangerous lie we can have another survey asked men who they

00:25:54.420 look up to. Mom came in first. Dad came in second. Coaches and teachers third. Famous names all came

00:26:03.240 in way behind. I think those two are the same story. For 50 years, we taught our kids that

00:26:12.720 every hero had clay feet. That George Washington was a hypocrite. Lincoln was just a politician. 1.00

00:26:19.240 He didn't do that great. In fact, he betrayed his country. That every great man had a secret.

00:26:24.420 And the secret was the real story, not the great thing that he did.

00:26:29.380 And some of it was true.

00:26:31.180 Some of it wasn't.

00:26:32.620 But all of them were men or women.

00:26:36.560 But we didn't stop at the truth.

00:26:38.780 We kept digging and digging and picking until there was nothing left.

00:26:44.460 And now we wonder why the generation feels like nothing they do matters.

00:26:49.200 Tear down everyone worth looking up to.

00:26:52.640 and the only place left to look is your shoes.

00:26:57.920 It's looking down all the time.

00:26:59.840 Nothing.

00:27:00.560 Doesn't matter.

00:27:03.360 I was thinking about this the other day.

00:27:09.820 A friend of mine years ago came to see me in New York.

00:27:13.120 He had been around the block a few thousand times, let's say.

00:27:16.740 He worked at the White House when he was young.

00:27:18.940 He built one of the great industrial companies in America.

00:27:22.160 He, for years and years, was one of the wealthiest men in the country on the Forbes top 20.

00:27:28.880 And before he died, he gave all of it away.

00:27:31.820 He said, I want to die broke.

00:27:33.780 And he gave it all away.

00:27:35.380 And he was the biggest philanthropist I have ever met.

00:27:39.320 He came to New York one time, and he said, I want to come stop by and see you.

00:27:42.660 And so I said, great.

00:27:44.180 And I had an office, I don't know, on the 35th floor or something on the Avenue of Americas.

00:27:49.140 and it was three blocks from the empire state building it was across the street from the new

00:27:54.520 york public library you could see the chrysler building from my office window the empire state

00:27:59.640 building from another one 30 rock i mean the my whole it was amazing my whole office framed in

00:28:05.280 windows and everyone who walked into that room they didn't notice anything in the room they just

00:28:11.380 noticed skyline they were like oh my gosh look at this it was amazing he walks in he didn't notice

00:28:17.800 any of it he didn't even look at the skyline or the windows he walked in he looked right

00:28:24.400 as he walked in he's looking right at my desk and what's on my desk and he said

00:28:30.480 where are all the pictures i said what do you mean i looked down there pictures of my family

00:28:36.680 on my desk and he said where are all your heroes i didn't have an answer i didn't know

00:28:45.280 so he gave me one

00:28:47.980 he said you have to have pictures

00:28:50.900 of the people you look up to

00:28:52.460 you have to have them in front of you

00:28:54.440 you have to have them on your desk or on the walls

00:28:56.160 wherever you're looking while you're on the phone

00:28:58.260 or you're in a meeting

00:28:59.040 you have to have pictures of people you want to be like

00:29:02.640 they can be in your life

00:29:09.100 or in history

00:29:10.060 it doesn't matter

00:29:10.860 but people who had the traits

00:29:12.820 and the ability to choose the right path no matter their circumstance.

00:29:18.400 And then he told me why.

00:29:19.360 He said, Glenn, there's going to come a time, if it hasn't happened already,

00:29:23.800 you're going to sit in that chair, whatever your chair is, wherever you are,

00:29:27.940 you're going to sit in that chair and somebody's going to call you on the phone

00:29:31.460 or somebody's going to sit in front of you and they're going to ask you to make a decision

00:29:35.020 or to do something or get involved in something that might be profitable,

00:29:39.640 might be good, but might be slightly wrong.

00:29:42.340 He said, you'll hit the really wrong things out of the ballpark.

00:29:45.200 You'll get out of my office.

00:29:46.200 He said, but the slightly wrong ones.

00:29:48.180 And they're going to need an answer immediately.

00:29:50.240 There might be a crisis.

00:29:51.520 Answer, right now, I need an answer.

00:29:55.640 He said, if you have those faces in front of you,

00:29:58.900 and you've carefully chosen them for all of the traits that you want,

00:30:02.280 they are your counsel.

00:30:03.940 When you're pushed, you will look down and see their faces,

00:30:07.480 and you will instantly know, nope, wrong choice.

00:30:12.340 I thought that was wisdom he earned in a boardroom.

00:30:20.480 And it was.

00:30:21.760 Wisdom also through life.

00:30:23.500 He had lived it.

00:30:24.940 But it's also wisdom that's 2,000 years old.

00:30:28.040 There was a Roman named Seneca.

00:30:30.740 He spent years at the side of the emperor Nero.

00:30:34.820 When he finally got out, he wrote letters to a younger friend.

00:30:39.140 And in one of them, he gives almost exactly the same advice.

00:30:43.900 He says, pick a good man and always keep him in front of your eyes.

00:30:48.500 Live as if he were watching you all the time.

00:30:51.700 Do everything as if he sees it.

00:30:55.080 And then he adds the part that I love.

00:30:57.500 He suggests Cato.

00:31:00.000 Cato was the sternest, most unbending man in Rome.

00:31:04.260 And then he says, if Cato is too much for you, pick somebody gentler.

00:31:08.320 but pick somebody

00:31:10.380 because you can't straighten a crooked line

00:31:13.620 without a ruler.

00:31:16.740 A man who had stood that close to Nero

00:31:19.680 knew exactly what kind of requests

00:31:21.520 come into powerful men's rooms

00:31:23.100 and how fast you have to answer.

00:31:27.060 My friend did it too

00:31:27.960 because he stood next to a president

00:31:31.340 and he watched it too.

00:31:36.820 So do you.

00:31:37.680 If you've ever had a boss or a buddy or a bank account, you know it.

00:31:42.480 You will become whatever it is you keep in front of you. 0.99

00:31:46.780 I think it's Suf, Sufist, Sufist, Sufist, I can't remember.

00:31:52.940 The ancient Eastern philosophy, that which you, what is it?

00:32:01.480 That which you gaze upon, you become.

00:32:04.420 It's true.

00:32:05.020 And look what we're gazing on.

00:32:06.260 we're watching it happen with our kids as they're staring at their phone that's what they're becoming

00:32:11.380 so i took his advice

00:32:14.960 on my desk raul wallenberg a swedish businessman who could have stayed safe and went instead to

00:32:23.540 budapest he went the extra mile because he knew it was right he died doing it martin luther king

00:32:29.300 stood in a church in memphis the night before he died told him i might not be able to get there

00:32:34.160 with you. He knew how it was going to end and he did it anyway. Gandhi, when his own supporters

00:32:40.640 wanted violent shortcuts, he called off his own movement rather than win that way. He stood

00:32:46.840 against his own side. Pope John Paul II, who went into a prison cell and forgave the man who just

00:32:54.740 shot him, and tried to kill him.

00:33:00.240 Latest addition on my desk is Charlie Kirk,

00:33:03.100 who never screamed back at the people who screamed at him.

00:33:08.260 My brother Robert, the best father I know,

00:33:11.720 and my friend John Huntsman,

00:33:14.600 the man who asked me where my heroes were.

00:33:18.460 He also taught me,

00:33:20.260 Glenn, if you want to truly be a philanthropist,

00:33:22.340 you have to care about the entire human condition,

00:33:24.420 not just one part, and die broke.

00:33:31.120 Jesus, the ultimate man, hangs on my wall.

00:33:35.740 The imperfect, broken men are on my desk.

00:33:40.200 They're all flawed like me.

00:33:42.800 But that's not why they're there.

00:33:44.660 Each one of them is there for the thing they got right

00:33:48.200 when it cost him something.

00:33:52.080 And that's all a hero ever was.

00:33:54.420 Not a saint, not a man we're supposed to glorify,

00:33:59.540 somebody we're supposed to look down at on our desk or in front of

00:34:03.560 or wherever you want to post that.

00:34:06.220 Somebody you look at every day and you go,

00:34:09.440 that guy chose right one time in his life maybe.

00:34:12.620 He chose right when it made a difference and it cost him something.

00:34:17.020 When wrong was easier, when everybody said it couldn't be done, he did it.

00:34:24.420 We as a culture have to find our heroes again, and not marvel heroes.

00:34:30.120 Men and women that really lived, lived real lives and have the scars to prove it.

00:34:42.640 So who are your heroes?

00:34:48.260 Why are they your heroes?

00:34:50.000 who do you look to because that's the person you strive to be

00:34:56.280 you know for half my life i allowed others to shape me 0.98

00:35:02.080 you know and it doesn't matter you know your family will shape you i'm still the stinky

00:35:07.980 younger brother my older sisters you know i mean that's not who i am and a lot happened to me my 0.78

00:35:14.480 mom died when i was 15 i'm an alcoholic i was poor then i had some wealth then poor again

00:35:22.760 divorced two kids suicidal i couldn't keep a job all that was by the time i was 30

00:35:28.600 then i changed my life and it took me 10 years five of them really i mean holding on by my

00:35:37.740 fingernails hard ones but that's when i decided i'm not going to let other people shape me i'm

00:35:43.920 not going to let my circumstances shape me. I'm not going to let success or failure shape me.

00:35:51.760 I'm not going to let my own self-destructive narrative shape me. I'm going to choose who I am

00:35:58.460 because I can. That's the most important choice you get. The freedom to choose, the most important

00:36:06.340 is who am i i am choosing who i am i will gaze upon the things i want to become

00:36:16.620 i will partner with god and i will build the man i was meant to be not what society or culture

00:36:26.280 or even my own laziness will allow me to become i'm not going to drift you know when i was 40

00:36:35.460 on my 40th birthday i had just sobered up five years before and i looked at my wife tanya and

00:36:46.620 i said i haven't accomplished a damn thing in my life i was 40 i'm 62

00:36:53.640 by the time i was 50 i think i had 12 new york times bestseller sellers because i had all this

00:37:05.280 pent up in me all this potential that i had dismissed

00:37:10.380 and it started because i went looking for men i wanted to be like and i could give you a hundred

00:37:19.000 examples because there's a part of each of those stories inside of me now story story story what

00:37:26.140 is the story that connects with you if you don't have the story of of your family of your past

00:37:32.840 of your future, if you don't have the stories

00:37:35.720 of the men and the women you want to be like,

00:37:38.520 you cannot write your own story.

00:37:45.360 And so to the young men who told Harvard,

00:37:48.100 nothing you do matters, you're not powerless.

00:37:53.680 You're unfinished and an unfinished man

00:37:57.280 gets to choose what he builds his life around.

00:38:03.320 Find your own counsel.

00:38:05.820 Find your own heroes.

00:38:07.700 Put their faces where you see them every day

00:38:10.260 when you get up in the morning

00:38:11.820 and when your phone rings.

00:38:14.820 Don't find yourself.

00:38:16.220 God, I hate that.

00:38:17.240 I'm going to college because I'm finding myself.

00:38:19.340 Don't find yourself.

00:38:21.040 What do you mean?

00:38:22.840 I found myself.

00:38:24.540 I found myself.

00:38:25.360 You know what I found?

00:38:26.360 A bunch of stuff I didn't like.

00:38:29.200 Instead, go find out who you were meant to be.

00:38:32.840 who you want to be, the highest version of yourself, find yourself, find something better

00:38:40.100 than you, work on it, struggle with it, shape it, live it. And you know what? Someday, someday,

00:38:49.900 maybe somebody, maybe your son or daughter will put your picture on their desk.

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00:43:56.260 and empowerment this is the glenn beck program glenn beck is on well good news france is literally

00:44:07.860 on fire today not metaphorically literally on fire about 400 schools are shut today

00:44:13.900 2 000 people have been arrested in just a couple of days most of them teenagers

00:44:18.340 High schools is where it all started. They set their high schools on fire. The nice ones have doused their teachers in, well, petrol seems like such a nice word, and set them on fire.

00:44:36.760 Riot police are out in record numbers.

00:44:43.500 The official story is the teacher shortages in the broken buildings.

00:44:49.220 Oh, the real complaints and the actual excuses.

00:44:55.860 So now the French intelligence has walked in to the prime minister and said,

00:45:01.160 Hey, we should talk here because there's something else going on.

00:45:07.240 I'm going to get that to you here in just a second.

00:45:09.200 Also, no beard, no beardos, no weirdos.

00:45:13.340 That is causing all kinds of problems with the left.

00:45:16.820 I want to talk to you about the accused fly Dubai hijacker.

00:45:21.400 I can't take part of this story.

00:45:23.900 And a woman who says, I'm 56 and I'm beautiful because I haven't had a child. 0.53

00:45:29.080 this is the latest attempt to get you not to have children yeah how happy are you really how happy

00:45:37.880 are you um she might be perfectly happy i'm i'm not sure um but that's not why you're beautiful

00:45:44.500 and sweetheart give it up you're not all that but whatever uh we'll get into that here in just a

00:45:52.160 second so much to cover this hour we begin in france here in a second first life lock there

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00:47:19.460 Palestinian flag.

00:47:21.320 This is going to come as a surprise to you.

00:47:23.260 In France, Palestinian flags and Algerian flags are at the barricades.

00:47:30.120 Anybody ever see Les Miserables?

00:47:33.320 Barricades keep showing up in France.

00:47:36.280 That is why Paris has the wide boulevards.

00:47:39.280 We were just talking about this with the insiders.

00:47:41.960 You go into these old European imperial cities, and you'll see these huge wide boulevards.

00:47:50.160 and the reason why is because they all lead to the palace and it's all this grandiose bullcrap

00:47:55.800 not in france not in paris no no no no they have the wide boulevards to stop the barricades

00:48:02.440 because the french revolution happened and they barricaded themselves they would just throw

00:48:06.760 furniture out of the windows and they barricade the street and then they would fire from behind

00:48:11.160 the barricades so uh i think it was napoleon the second or third was the one who said you know

00:48:16.640 enough of that i'm gonna mow all this down we're gonna make huge and that way it'll be grand and

00:48:21.060 beautiful but we also don't have barricades they're doing it again okay they're showing up

00:48:25.840 the barricades with palestinian flags and algerian flags huh police are now saying wait a minute i'm

00:48:33.780 noticing that there's a lot of non-students on the line with vague demands

00:48:41.260 what they're now selling a new france this is the red green alliance what's happening there

00:48:52.820 is coming to america pay attention you're seeing it happen now in real time this is the left

00:48:59.800 and the the red green alliance red is the old revolutionary marxist left

00:49:05.900 The communists, the street unions, the people who still think it's 1968, a dress rehearsal.

00:49:11.800 Green is the, a lot of people think it's climate.

00:49:17.800 That's not climate.

00:49:19.180 It's not climate. 0.81

00:49:19.980 It's the Islamic, the Palestinian, the Algerian flag. 0.88

00:49:24.740 Do you think that, oh, they're the climate people? 0.79

00:49:27.940 No, they're not.

00:49:28.860 No. 1.00

00:49:29.680 Green for Islam. 1.00

00:49:32.380 And they're burning.

00:49:33.480 the schools are underfunded because the state is broke and none of the politicians 0.94

00:49:38.940 will tell the french people i'm sorry you can't live this way anymore

00:49:43.480 just like our politicians won't say you can't live this way anymore

00:49:47.800 we can't keep spending all this money they are completely broke they're drowning in debt

00:49:54.600 the prime ministers can't they can't pass a budget and the answer from the red green alliance is not

00:50:02.420 reform. It's more street, more flags, more legitimate violence, as they say. Watch the

00:50:12.260 pattern because it's happening in France. It's going to happen all over. The grievances will be

00:50:17.140 real, but the organization of the violence is nothing but political. And the kids, the teenagers

00:50:26.380 and the college people,

00:50:32.760 they're the battering ram. 0.99

00:50:35.620 And the Red-Green Alliance 1.00

00:50:36.740 does nothing but harvest violence. 0.99

00:50:41.380 They're lighting a match.

00:50:44.000 Good luck.

00:50:45.880 Good luck.

00:50:47.620 And meanwhile,

00:50:49.200 do we have the no beardos, weirdos, 0.99

00:50:53.060 no wimps, no trannies song? 0.99

00:50:55.440 I just put this together real quick. 1.00

00:50:56.860 Can we just go ahead and roll this real quick?

00:50:59.320 It's very short.

00:51:00.220 I thought it would be good for the Department of War.

00:51:05.260 Does it sound like Pete Heggseth?

00:51:07.000 No vetties.

00:51:08.240 No trellies.

00:51:10.000 No beardos.

00:51:11.880 No weirdos.

00:51:13.720 No wimps.

00:51:15.480 No radicals.

00:51:19.260 Just warriors.

00:51:22.460 Paid for by the U.S. Army.

00:51:25.360 Anyway, so Pete Hegseth is saying, you know, the truth.

00:51:31.380 Guys, you can't be a weirdo.

00:51:32.880 You can't be a freak. 0.55

00:51:33.840 I'm sorry.

00:51:34.320 You got to be clean shaven.

00:51:36.180 No, you're not wearing a dress. 0.98

00:51:38.820 You're too fat to get under. 0.99

00:51:41.900 You can't go over and you can't go under because you're too fat. 0.99

00:51:47.020 And that's a problem.

00:51:48.560 And now the left is saying, how dare him?

00:51:50.980 Oh, how dare him?

00:51:52.120 Politicize.

00:51:52.700 You ready for this one?

00:51:53.820 politicize the department of war oh oh oh you shouldn't do that oh i get it now

00:52:06.520 you mean like when you had everybody every general it seems standing there in a dress

00:52:13.800 when you had them the first thing they did under biden was purge for political stances

00:52:23.640 you mean that kind of thing you shouldn't do yeah yeah i guess you shouldn't have done it

00:52:31.340 now what he's doing is just returning it to normal yeah i used the n-word i did normal

00:52:40.760 normal normal normal normal oh my gosh it's not a safe space normal normal normal normal

00:52:47.120 there's such a thing as normal and you are not normal

00:52:51.740 i gotta i gotta tell you accused fly dubai hijacker religious extremist who refuses to 0.95

00:53:02.340 shake women's hand we hired a terrorist really did you fly dubai you hired a terrorist 0.96

00:53:08.460 refuse wait hang on just a second you hired a religious extremist who refuses to shake 0.99

00:53:15.920 women's hands, who said, I should kill Jews, who was carrying Palestinian pamphlets with him 1.00

00:53:27.920 on the plane as he tried to crash it into the ground and kill Jews. You had an extremist? No, 1.00

00:53:35.420 no, you didn't have an extremist. You didn't hire an extremist. You hired a Muslim in the Middle

00:53:41.680 east that's what you hired 1.00

00:53:43.600 normal

00:53:45.720 normal normal normal normal

00:53:47.580 that's what normal people know

00:53:50.020 that's not

00:53:51.680 an extremist that's a Muslim in the

00:53:53.740 middle east

00:53:54.420 did you hear about the

00:54:03.700 accused

00:54:04.140 killer in-laws

00:54:07.480 the ones that were in

00:54:09.600 New York

00:54:10.960 and their, I guess their son-in-law, their daughter,

00:54:15.600 I don't know. 1.00

00:54:16.620 I don't know how is a trans,

00:54:19.780 it's a trans guy, he started as a woman,

00:54:22.780 now he's a guy, I don't know.

00:54:25.320 Normal, normal, normal, normal, normal.

00:54:28.800 Can we have normal conversations in this country ever?

00:54:33.900 So some identified person,

00:54:36.400 I don't know what their birth certificate said

00:54:39.340 when they were forced as a baby

00:54:41.820 to accept that sex definition.

00:54:48.940 But the two elderly,

00:54:51.880 I don't know, Chinese people,

00:54:54.140 they shot him at a public park 0.92

00:54:58.500 and then one of them shoots him

00:55:00.940 and then hands the gun to the 80-year-old wife,

00:55:04.360 81 years old, 0.95

00:55:05.500 and she then takes a couple of shots at him. 0.99

00:55:09.340 We're like, oh my gosh, the trans hate, the trans hate. 1.00

00:55:14.120 Look at all the hate on the trans. 0.99

00:55:17.960 Turns out that's not it.

00:55:20.340 Now that we've spent, oh, I don't know, how long has it been?

00:55:24.200 Now that we've looked at it for more than 10 minutes,

00:55:27.580 we see that may not be the story here.

00:55:30.900 apparently

00:55:33.580 he was raining hell on his family

00:55:37.660 or her family

00:55:39.340 or its family

00:55:40.620 I don't know

00:55:42.120 but raining hell on the family 0.99

00:55:46.720 abusing his wife so badly

00:55:52.060 at one point he fractured her spine

00:55:54.820 you know I could see myself at 81 years old

00:56:00.880 Getting ready to check out

00:56:03.340 My daughter has her spine fractured by some monster 1.00

00:56:06.760 I don't care if he used to be a woman 0.77

00:56:09.120 Or a man or whatever 0.98

00:56:10.880 You fractured my daughter's spine

00:56:13.060 You've hit my grandchildren

00:56:15.080 And you've gone to court

00:56:16.900 And then you were supposed to take parenting classes

00:56:20.400 Because apparently you didn't know you shouldn't hit your kids

00:56:23.080 And it's continuing 0.98

00:56:27.240 he's dangerous to the family his wife is black and blue all the time i don't know

00:56:35.900 i don't know i'm 81 i look at my wife and i'm like you know what honey we only got a couple 0.99

00:56:40.540 more years to go what do you say let's take him out i'm not going you're not doing that alone

00:56:47.460 i'm going and doing it with you we're gonna take him out and they go take him out i kind of i kind

00:56:53.380 I see it.

00:56:54.540 I see it. 0.87

00:56:55.300 And it has nothing to do with trans.

00:56:58.940 Now, is it what Jesus would want us to do? 0.75

00:57:02.980 No.

00:57:07.260 Can I understand it?

00:57:10.220 Yes.

00:57:11.980 Should they pay a price?

00:57:14.400 Yes.

00:57:16.460 Were they wrong?

00:57:24.020 Yes.

00:57:28.040 You know what makes me say that?

00:57:32.000 Normal, normal, normal.

00:57:35.500 Normal thinking.

00:57:38.060 Normal thinking.

00:57:39.140 There's no such thing as normal. 1.00

00:57:41.020 Shut up. 1.00

00:57:43.080 Shut up. 1.00

00:57:45.380 Here's the next story. 1.00

00:57:47.280 This one comes from the Daily Mail.

00:57:49.200 I'm 56, but I look years younger.

00:57:52.100 The reason I look so good, I don't have children.

00:57:59.760 My sore joints and inability to remember anyone's name may tell a different story,

00:58:04.300 but my face doesn't look 56 and neither does my body.

00:58:07.900 Okay.

00:58:09.300 Okay. 0.99

00:58:10.420 Can we put a picture up of this woman? 0.91

00:58:15.500 Okay. 1.00

00:58:16.120 She's not bad looking. 1.00

00:58:17.640 She's not bad looking.

00:58:19.420 But she looks 56.

00:58:22.100 You know, not 56 of 1972, but 56 of today.

00:58:28.560 Okay, not bad looking.

00:58:30.600 You know why I looked so good?

00:58:32.140 I didn't have children. 1.00

00:58:33.500 Shut up. 0.98

00:58:35.440 Put up a picture of my wife, really. 0.99

00:58:37.020 She's 54. 1.00

00:58:38.420 I would like to see pictures of your hot wife. 1.00

00:58:41.820 I mean, I didn't mean it that way. 1.00

00:58:43.540 I would like to show this.

00:58:45.240 I would like a collection of people from this audience that have pictures of them and their wife. 0.99

00:58:51.260 Does my wife look at least as good as this woman does? 0.92

00:58:55.780 Yes. 1.00

00:58:56.560 Does your wife?

00:58:57.540 Most likely. 0.99

00:58:59.780 I want to see the beautiful women in this audience that have had, 1.00

00:59:04.200 I mean, if you've had 12 children, I really want to see a picture of you. 0.99

00:59:08.460 I really want to show her pictures of you.

00:59:12.900 The 56 of 1972, you remember what your grandmother looked like at 60?

00:59:17.920 i do wasn't good wasn't good we don't look that way anymore you know why because we don't cook

00:59:27.860 with lard anymore you know people have started taking care of themselves my grandmother like

00:59:35.780 when my grandma when i was a kid okay my grandmother's in her 40s or maybe 50s when i

00:59:41.760 you know around this time my grandmother i remember when when uh people started running

00:59:49.740 this before nike before running shoes or anything else he had converse and people started running

00:59:55.200 and i remember my parents and my grandparents going the hell are people running for all these

01:00:02.180 people running what is that they didn't exercise like this we didn't take care of ourselves we

01:00:08.280 didn't know they didn't know what running was they were like you run from a fire what do you

01:00:12.180 run you're just out in the street running why you need to work harder 0.98

01:00:16.920 it's ridiculous

01:00:21.680 people often ask me how i look so much younger well it's controversial but i didn't have

01:00:37.960 children oh well i am you know what hey goodness you win you win because i know when we get to the

01:00:47.180 end of the life when we get to the end of life god's gonna look at us and go i don't know let's

01:00:51.320 you guys miss the whole thing it's a beauty contest who can look the best at 80 who can look

01:00:56.180 the best at 80 oh you're in heaven you had killed you had kids look at the wear and tear on that

01:01:02.480 body. Well, I don't think you're getting in. And beyond the eternal thing, I think that's where

01:01:09.780 our happiness comes from. I think when you're 80 and alone and no one's coming to visit you

01:01:14.840 and you have no friends left because they're all 80 and they died or are dying. I think when

01:01:21.520 you're standing there alone in your, you know, I don't know, retirement home or wherever it is you

01:01:27.240 are and that's if you live in the united states not in canada because you probably are dead by

01:01:32.360 now if you live in canada um because you're 80 you don't really have a reason to have any kind 0.98

01:01:37.000 of medication or any kind of help we could just kill you now but i think when you're alone there 0.95

01:01:41.520 standing look in the mirror and you're like man i look good i look so good at 80 0.98

01:01:45.740 nobody else is seeing it because you're all by yourself

01:01:52.620 but good luck with that good luck glad but just please please stop saying look how good looking

01:02:01.560 i am because i haven't had children um i'm a member of the church of jesus christ of latter

01:02:07.620 day saints you know how many kids we have and you know how hot some of the moms are i mean i know

01:02:14.500 it's not like i'm sitting in church going that's a hot mom i'm not doing that but i'm just saying 0.75

01:02:20.080 Beautiful women, lots of children.

01:02:23.740 Okay, back in just a second. 0.55

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01:06:28.520 so i got some great stuff coming up for you uh yet today i've got uh interview with uh mike

01:06:55.960 rogers uh wife um she's going to be on with us mike rogers is now one point away from el saeed

01:07:03.820 looks like that might be falling apart uh and uh and uh it it could happen mike's supposed to be

01:07:11.440 on with us maybe next week uh but uh his wife is on today because um el saeed said some things

01:07:18.480 about women uh that i think i don't know i think you should hear and maybe hear from mike's wife

01:07:24.260 uh on that uh the the polls are tightening uh and that's really good news but you have to get out

01:07:33.700 and vote but all the polls now that they're hearing these people they're like oh okay wait

01:07:37.980 wait wait i think i'm beginning to understand who you really are i i don't think so i don't think

01:07:43.820 so so we'll see but again republicans have to go out and vote if you have early voting go out and

01:07:48.780 vote um you know and bring some dead people along with you why not they do it in chicago

01:07:55.120 anyway um we'll have more on that also this woman from france who came here she's a young woman

01:08:01.080 she just wrote a book let me see if i can find what the name of this book is

01:08:04.740 she just wrote this book um dear land of the free it's fantastic i had a hard time putting

01:08:12.480 it down last night it's this love letter to america um and she's just she's just like i can't

01:08:19.200 i can't she went back to france and she's like i didn't know who i was i was born in france

01:08:24.680 and she explains what it's like in france and then she came over here and she's like i i know

01:08:29.800 who i am now because i spent time in america and i want to come back to america and so she wrote

01:08:36.840 dear land of the free is great you're gonna love her she's gonna be on here in just a a minute or

01:08:42.120 So while we're at some good news, let me give you, it's been a one-year anniversary.

01:08:50.920 Last Sunday, Sunday morning, there was fast and testimony meetings.

01:09:00.560 This is when people fast in the morning, then they get up and they can speak about their testimony.

01:09:07.020 And they can stand up and say what they know to be true.

01:09:09.740 Now, on September 28th of last year, there was this chapel where this was going on and a pickup truck came through the front wall of that chapel.

01:09:21.780 Then gunfire, then flames.

01:09:26.280 It was in Michigan.

01:09:29.180 It was a LDS chapel.

01:09:31.900 You remember?

01:09:32.940 Greg McCat was sitting in the congregation.

01:09:37.600 He's an investigator for the Department of Corrections up there, and he had a pistol on him.

01:09:43.160 When the guy comes in with a gun, he immediately stands up and he pulls his weapon and he fires.

01:09:48.820 He fires five times and missed five times.

01:09:51.840 The gunman didn't miss.

01:09:53.720 Three rounds right into Greg's chest.

01:09:56.680 The police chief would later say it was those few seconds that bought the time for most of the ward to get out of the back. 0.98

01:10:04.500 Now, down the hall was Katie Brooks. 0.73

01:10:07.020 She was in a small room, five children, and the room was starting to fill with black smoke.

01:10:12.740 She didn't know what to do.

01:10:14.660 She, you know, stay in place, shelter, shelter. 1.00

01:10:19.000 She calls 911.

01:10:20.600 What do I do? 0.99

01:10:21.520 And they said, get out, get out right now. 0.96

01:10:23.440 So she throws a metal chair through the, you know, through the glass. 0.97

01:10:27.420 And she takes all the kids after she says, pour water on your clothes. 0.86

01:10:32.400 Okay, so she's covering them all in water.

01:10:34.220 so the fire she calls 9-1-1 get him out of the window she picks up her little boy lincoln she

01:10:41.240 throws him out uh she picks up all the kids one after another and throws all these kids out

01:10:46.580 then she goes in out back a middle school math teacher named don shike drove her seven passenger

01:10:54.440 van fills it up with as many people that can get into this van as they escape from the church

01:11:00.020 crammed them inside.

01:11:01.260 Two of them had been shot.

01:11:03.720 Four members of that ward never came home.

01:11:07.020 She just drives in the wood, get away.

01:11:11.880 It's been a year.

01:11:13.860 Last Sunday was a year.

01:11:17.680 You ask the survivors about the man who did it,

01:11:20.860 and still today there's no rage in them.

01:11:24.520 Dawn said, I don't hold any anger.

01:11:27.940 Mostly she and everybody else just puzzled by his hatred.

01:11:32.500 How could somebody hate them that much?

01:11:37.240 Katie said something important.

01:11:38.620 She said, never once have we doubted a thought that the Lord abandoned us.

01:11:44.980 We teach that even in hard things, in tragedy, we can feel the Lord with us.

01:11:52.180 Now we lived it.

01:11:58.100 I found out that Katie keeps a shelf at home. 0.66

01:12:01.520 She decorates it for every season.

01:12:04.540 The whole year, she decorates for everything that's going on.

01:12:08.480 This last year, it has been bare the whole time.

01:12:13.820 She just put up fall.

01:12:18.960 Things are starting to return to normal.

01:12:21.680 More wise?

01:12:22.560 a deeper testimony as they gathered again for the first

01:12:27.440 anniversary fast and testimony meeting. Same kind of

01:12:31.680 quiet Sunday. Same kind of people in the pews.

01:12:35.800 But there were a couple of changes. Their testimony was deeper.

01:12:40.860 And when it came to sing, time to sing,

01:12:44.660 a guy walks from the front.

01:12:48.040 He turns to face the congregation.

01:12:50.040 He raises his arms to lead the hymn.

01:12:55.440 It was Greg.

01:12:57.320 The guy had been shot three times in the chest.

01:13:00.680 The last time people saw him raise his arms in the church,

01:13:04.900 there was a gun in his hand.

01:13:08.100 This time, he was just conducting the music.

01:13:15.420 It's amazing how we can take something bad

01:13:18.360 and make it into something good.

01:13:21.420 Or we can make it change us and our lives

01:13:25.140 and become embittered with hatred.

01:13:29.800 It's nice to hear these stories

01:13:31.500 where people are choosing the right path.

01:13:37.240 Let me go back to a story that we were just talking about

01:13:40.000 when I was screaming normal, normal, normal at you

01:13:42.480 in a very un-Christlike way.

01:13:45.480 This whole thing with the military,

01:13:47.240 because we got into the break here a second ago with the insiders.

01:13:51.780 If you're not an insider, you should join us.

01:13:53.340 You miss a lot.

01:13:54.940 Glennbeck.com slash insider.

01:13:56.680 But Jason was talking because he's a military guy.

01:13:59.340 He claims to be a Marine, but I don't know.

01:14:02.720 I don't know.

01:14:03.440 Marines, really?

01:14:05.060 You're accepting people like Jason now?

01:14:07.300 Oh, is Jason out of the room?

01:14:08.800 Oh, that's too bad.

01:14:10.100 He can't defend himself. 0.98

01:14:12.680 Get Jason's butt back in the seat. 0.88

01:14:14.560 um we're talking about uh you know talking about this whole thing with the military 0.94

01:14:21.440 and how the you know people are saying i can't believe hegseth do we have the cut from hegseth

01:14:27.840 play the hegseth cut we are no longer the woke department or the weak department 0.65

01:14:33.840 simple translation translation of that no fanny no fatties no trannies no beardos no weirdos 0.64

01:14:41.360 no wimps no radicals just warriors just just ready committed troops the war department as 0.71

01:14:51.460 you know is colorblind gender neutral and merit-based or as the president likes to

01:14:58.600 says you repeat central casting you know what's amazing to me is that this is controversial

01:15:06.380 can i ask you what is the purpose of a military is it to send cultural signals of who we accept

01:15:17.140 no no you want to do that do that in some other department do that in your artsy fartsy departments

01:15:24.280 here's what the military is for to kill people you may not like to hear that but that's what 0.94

01:15:30.800 it's for? To kill people. Police are there to ensure that people are not killing each other 1.00

01:15:37.720 and doing their best to get the violent people off the streets. Military is there to kill people

01:15:44.020 and kill them faster than they can kill our people. We don't like to use it. We don't like 0.99

01:15:51.220 to say that. We'd like to say, oh, well, we're peacekeepers. No, we're not. We're not peacekeepers.

01:15:55.780 That's not, that's why Trump, in a very genius move, because he understands you change the language, you change the culture.

01:16:05.680 So instead of the Department of Defense, which I've never had a problem with until it started going woke and we started getting pussified.

01:16:16.280 He changed it to the Department of War to remind you that's what that, that's what those people are for. 0.58

01:16:22.860 They're not for peacekeeping.

01:16:24.420 They're not for nation building. 0.73

01:16:25.600 They're for war.

01:16:27.200 And I got news for you.

01:16:29.160 Who do you want fighting?

01:16:31.220 Do you want a guy who is in there fighting who is like, well, that guy, that guy.

01:16:36.220 Now, remember, he's standing next to your son.

01:16:39.200 You want the guy standing next to your son in battle to be the guy who is like, well, they accepted me for who I am.

01:16:46.640 And I'm a woman now.

01:16:48.400 And I like to wear a dress on the battlefield.

01:16:51.580 Do you want that guy? 1.00

01:16:52.620 Or do you want a guy who is like, I'm going to kill them. 1.00

01:16:56.900 I'm going to kill them because that's what I've trained to do. 1.00

01:17:00.140 That's all I care about is my job to be a warrior. 1.00

01:17:03.800 I'm going to stop them before they kill me, my friend.

01:17:08.320 You know what?

01:17:09.040 I had a, when I was over in Israel, this is 20 years ago.

01:17:13.680 It was really dangerous for my family over there. 0.99

01:17:17.320 And we had death threats and everything in Israel.

01:17:21.580 And they were coming to get us.

01:17:23.240 And so my kids had to have their own security person over there.

01:17:29.040 And this little teeny guy, he must have been about five feet.

01:17:33.880 And he was a former military, Israeli military.

01:17:40.100 I think he was a Mossad guy.

01:17:41.980 And I look at him and I'm evaluating.

01:17:46.460 Is this guy going to protect my kids?

01:17:48.880 And I put my hand on his shoulder and he's not wearing a vest.

01:17:52.720 And I said, where's your vest?

01:17:55.640 I don't, I like my protectors to have vests.

01:17:58.780 Where's your vest?

01:17:59.980 And he looks at me and he says, I don't need a vest. 1.00

01:18:04.200 I will see them and kill them before they ever see me. 0.99

01:18:08.080 And I'm like, you're good. 1.00

01:18:09.200 You can watch the kids.

01:18:10.480 That's what I want.

01:18:12.260 That's what I want.

01:18:13.400 I don't want a babysitter.

01:18:14.560 I don't want somebody teaching me cultural yes or no. 0.99

01:18:17.620 I want somebody who says, I'm going to kill them before they even see me coming. 0.99

01:18:23.060 Good, you're in. 0.99

01:18:25.420 Now, do I want that person being my teacher for my kids?

01:18:29.640 I don't know.

01:18:30.420 Maybe, probably not.

01:18:32.960 Do I want this guy to be talking to me about, you know, whatever else, business?

01:18:39.680 No, probably not.

01:18:40.920 I want this guy to protect and defend.

01:18:45.000 That's what the military is supposed to do.

01:18:49.140 And I know this is gravely non-PC.

01:18:54.180 We're not supposed to say it.

01:18:57.080 But I'm sorry. 1.00

01:19:00.020 Your job is to kill people faster than they kill ours. 1.00

01:19:05.140 Your job is to instill fear in them. 1.00

01:19:10.980 Fear. 0.73

01:19:11.580 do you know that we could have stopped Benghazi we could have stopped Benghazi all we had to do

01:19:17.160 was low fly our planes do you know that when we when we fly our planes just over the rooftops

01:19:25.000 when we fly our planes just over the rooftops and we're trying to stop a fight we'll fly them

01:19:31.060 really fast and just as we start to get over where they are we kick it into afterburners

01:19:38.380 do you know why because it breaks every window in like a 20 block radius when those things come

01:19:46.840 screaming over your head you realize the might and the power of the united states of america

01:19:53.820 do they shoot anybody maybe sometimes sometimes it's enough to make the other opposing team

01:20:01.300 wet their pants literally and run like little girls that's what a military does

01:20:09.700 that's its number one job put fear in the enemy and he ain't doing that in a dress admiral 0.99

01:20:20.620 put fear in the enemy and if that's not enough then kill them as fast as you can and come home 0.97

01:20:32.140 There's nothing wrong with this policy, period. 0.99

01:20:35.580 More in a minute.

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01:27:07.900 so i have to tell you things are tightening in michigan this is great news according to fox

01:27:18.480 news of likely voters abdul el saeed 50 mike rogers 49 with inside the margin of error

01:27:26.280 trafalgar uh says el saeed up only by two real clear politics saeed up by three best public

01:27:34.940 polls are all now in a dead heat dead heat um this is great rogers has higher id and consolidated

01:27:46.840 party 95 of republicans 99 of mega voters el saeed you have to remember barely won his primary

01:27:55.480 48 to 47 didn't carry his home county after the polls had him up in double digits 11 of haley

01:28:04.200 Stevens primary voters now say they're going to vote for Rogers. 11%. This is all DSA. This is all

01:28:15.440 red-green alliance. And I don't know how much of anything is true anymore. I just know Republicans

01:28:23.080 need to get out to vote. And so do independents. Independents are the soft spot. It's still large

01:28:30.060 enough to move this race one way or another. Republicans last won a Michigan Senate race in

01:28:36.900 1994. If Rodgers will win, this will be the first GOP Senate victory in the state in 32 years. And

01:28:46.400 it will make a Democratic majority very hard to build. Election day is November 3rd. Everyone

01:28:54.980 needs to mobilize.

01:28:57.300 Otherwise, you've got a guy,

01:28:59.200 they were just talking about him

01:29:00.580 and Talrico

01:29:02.240 just a minute ago. We were playing it

01:29:04.980 for the insiders. Can we play that clip again?

01:29:07.200 This is

01:29:07.680 Hassan Piker, and he's

01:29:10.900 talking about Talrico in Texas,

01:29:12.600 but the same thing. He's tighter with

01:29:14.820 El Saeed. Listen to this.

01:29:17.960 Hopefully,

01:29:18.680 inshallah, after James Talrico wins,

01:29:21.220 okay? Inshallah.

01:29:23.520 After. I feel like

01:29:24.960 I shouldn't even say that. I feel like in the state of Texas, no Sharia state. 1.00

01:29:29.540 They're going to they're going to throw me in prison. 1.00

01:29:32.760 But yeah, hopefully after James Ellery wins, we got to hold him to account.

01:29:37.760 We got to make sure that he doesn't become another do nothing Democrat, business as usual.

01:29:43.980 And we got to keep up that pressure.

01:29:46.540 And we have to remind him that we are the force that backed him both early on.

01:29:52.660 and we are the force that allowed him to win this seat of power.

01:29:57.300 And if he wants to maintain it, he's got to play ball.

01:30:01.300 Hey, these are the kind of people that you're going to get in with El Saeed.

01:30:05.980 Christy Rogers.

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01:31:23.900 Hey, good morning. I am all right. Thanks for having me today.

01:31:27.720 You bet. So, you know, you're on the campaign trail, I'm assuming.

01:31:32.380 And you're hearing you're hearing people.

01:31:36.460 The Republicans have been really down in the mouth because El Saeed was it looks like he was going to take things by storm.

01:31:43.320 That's falling apart. What's happening on the ground?

01:31:46.500 Yeah, amazing. I'm just leaving. Actually, Kalamazoo headed up to Grand Rapids.

01:31:50.160 And people are excited on the ground for this race, particularly in Michigan.

01:31:56.100 It's running the opposite direction of national.

01:31:59.980 We actually have over 90 percent excitement of Republican voters.

01:32:06.040 That's unusual for midterm.

01:32:08.200 And it's not just the Republican base that's excited and that is excited for Mike to win this.

01:32:14.560 We also, our number one request for yard signs is Democrats for Rogers.

01:32:19.940 And so how do you poll that, right?

01:32:21.900 I mean, we're hearing that the polls are neck and neck.

01:32:25.200 It is Michigan.

01:32:26.200 It is a purple state.

01:32:27.460 It will be closed.

01:32:28.820 So we absolutely need everybody to get out and vote.

01:32:32.120 You know, as I just said to this whole room full of Kalamazoo voters, I'm like, I know

01:32:37.780 you're going to vote. 0.86

01:32:38.940 Grab your aunt, your crazy uncle, you know, your friends, your coworkers.

01:32:42.720 It is so important to vote this cycle.

01:32:46.120 As you said, we have not in Michigan elected a Republican senator since 1994.

01:32:52.040 That's absurd.

01:32:53.380 And Democrats have controlled Lansing, our state capitol, for the better part of a decade.

01:32:58.380 And where are we now?

01:33:00.440 The Democrats have managed to get us ranked 46th in the country.

01:33:06.200 We've lost 200,000 manufacturing jobs.

01:33:08.960 We're 46th in education.

01:33:11.440 Our kids can't read.

01:33:12.780 We've got the highest car insurance rate in the country.

01:33:15.720 That's Democrats.

01:33:16.940 And so they're running around saying, oh, we're going to make things more affordable.

01:33:20.200 Absolutely not.

01:33:21.260 They're lying.

01:33:22.320 They're just going to increase your taxes.

01:33:24.300 They've already given us, as I said, the highest car insurance rate in the country, the highest utility rates in the Midwest.

01:33:30.180 So Michiganders are ready for a change, and they're looking at Mike.

01:33:34.220 But Abdul, I mean, this guy, he wouldn't know the truth if it bit him.

01:33:39.820 And, you know, he's he's run around saying Medicare for all and that he himself has said is going to raise Michigan families taxes by two to three times for like two to three times.

01:33:53.660 That's about twenty thousand dollars. What we're averaging per year, per per household.

01:33:59.440 That's that's not going to make anything more affordable. And he's he's saying he wants money out of politics.

01:34:04.620 His two top funders, Council for American Islamic Relations and George Soros.

01:34:12.220 Now, CARE, those are his two top funders.

01:34:16.400 And George Soros paid for his graduate education.

01:34:20.240 Think about that.

01:34:21.020 That's unbelievable.

01:34:23.100 So do people in Michigan, are they, I mean, I'm amazed I'm seeing this.

01:34:28.780 Of course, we have it in Texas too.

01:34:30.360 I'm amazed I'm seeing this and I'm thinking, have you forgotten what we're up against?

01:34:34.380 have you forgotten what it was like just two years ago with this insanity and this is getting worse 0.91

01:34:40.100 these are avowed marxist and avowed islamists um that are at least supporting these guys i think

01:34:48.000 el saeed is um both of those things and you're going to have every mosque out to vote for this

01:34:55.380 guy every single one of them they're preaching it every friday are our christian churches preaching

01:35:00.680 get out and vote i don't know we're working we're working on it we are absolutely working on it but

01:35:07.660 the scary thing is only 50 of christians in michigan voted in 2024 i mean just think about

01:35:14.180 that that's awful uh so in in heat abdul his sister is an avowed supporter of hamas

01:35:24.020 she said that the only reason she has not given up her professorship at

01:35:28.840 University of Chicago

01:35:31.180 because she's using it to recruit 0.99

01:35:33.180 Hamas supporters 0.95

01:35:34.980 and Hamas volunteers.

01:35:37.820 His mom, his mother 0.57

01:35:39.520 is an unindicted

01:35:41.420 co-conspirator raising money

01:35:43.400 for Al-Qaeda.

01:35:46.200 I mean, you cannot 0.53

01:35:47.360 make this up. And so

01:35:49.220 Hassan Piker, he has brought 0.57

01:35:50.940 Hassan Piker into

01:35:53.120 Michigan three times.

01:35:55.600 He had Hassan Piker the

01:35:57.140 night before his primary. So he is attached to the hip with Hassan Piker. And the frightening

01:36:02.800 thing is he's bringing Hassan Piker to our college and university campuses. Talk about brainwashing

01:36:09.900 our future generations and our students. This is absolutely scary. And yes, he is beholden to

01:36:18.960 Hassan Piker, and we are not letting Michigan voters forget it. Azul Al-Said is frightening.

01:36:24.600 do the people of michigan though do they feel like i feel this every day i mean i'm i'm watching

01:36:32.040 this stuff and i'm like people you got to understand your country is on the very edge

01:36:37.520 because this is this is nowhere this is not barack obama 2008 this is everything i warned

01:36:43.320 that was coming from barack obama 2008 it's now here these are avowed marxists avowed islamists

01:36:51.060 do people in michigan understand that yet you know i say i i believe they're starting to and

01:36:59.680 the scary thing is that is that they're starting to they should already know it but when you

01:37:05.800 actually say say the things and actually use a dual's words back at him people are like oh that

01:37:12.760 can't be true that's that's too extreme no it actually is true and you know we just look at

01:37:18.200 his record you look at his supporters and so we're just repeating what he has said uh what

01:37:24.420 previously and you know he's gone back and deleted 200 of his social media posts and youtube videos

01:37:30.240 of course he has what he has said in the past it's just what he sorry go ahead yesterday yes

01:37:37.660 yesterday was breast cancer awareness month and uh he said crazy things about that how's that

01:37:45.040 kind of play explain what happened well you know and mike is a cancer survivor mike got cancer when

01:37:50.300 he was 19 um you know and thank god it's not recurred but what abdul has said right and and

01:37:56.260 he he went to medical school now he runs around and says he is a physician he is not he never got

01:38:03.420 his residency never has been licensed in some states it's illegal to call yourself a physician

01:38:08.420 but he does. So we're starting to get people aware of that. But what he said about breast

01:38:15.940 cancer is just shocking. He said that breast cancer research is disturbing and it only

01:38:23.440 helps those with social privilege and power. Now, not only is that insensitive, that's disturbing.

01:38:31.580 The fact that he said that 10,000 women alone every year in Michigan get diagnosed with breast

01:38:37.440 cancer and he says how is he breast cancer research it it's shocking how is he how is he 0.69

01:38:43.600 planning on luring women into this islamic cult uh into into his campaign how is he planning on 0.50

01:38:51.460 doing that when he's saying that it would be the research for something that only happens to women

01:38:58.440 women women is social power and privilege how's that playing or gonna play well i you know we

01:39:07.260 we're talking about it i actually raised it again this morning and the the concerning thing for me

01:39:13.820 also is that women age 18 to 40 are his largest supporters the largest supporting group which i

01:39:22.840 just don't understand from so many different aspects from what he said about breast cancer

01:39:27.240 research but also from the fact that he is a sharia law adherent what that means is he believes

01:39:33.900 that women are worth 50 percent less than men and and and women are like oh that's not true

01:39:41.780 actually it is true it is it is and when it comes it it takes it takes two women to testify against

01:39:52.620 one man to equal the testimony that is absolutely true um i don't even know where to start tell me

01:40:00.400 what you think what is the message that people in michigan need to hear the people in the country

01:40:05.940 need to hear from mike what is this truly all about it is about who we are as americans it's

01:40:15.900 not just who we are as michiganders and you know making making housing more affordable getting our

01:40:21.860 kids to read again bringing manufacturing jobs back mike has a plan for all of that but we are

01:40:27.260 truly, you know, the firewall for what Abdul himself calls the movement, the DSA, the Democrat

01:40:34.420 Socialists of America and the radical Islamist movement. He says he's the leader of it and he's

01:40:39.920 going to bring it across America. So we're the firewall. And I'm telling everybody that I need

01:40:46.060 that this is about who we are as America, who we want to be going forward as America. And this is

01:40:54.120 about our values. And we have got to remember that that is not an exaggeration on any level.

01:40:59.640 And the contrast could not be more clear. You have somebody who's anti-American and Abdul

01:41:04.920 Al-Fayed who openly says it hates Jews. And you have my husband, Mike Rogers, who is a

01:41:11.500 former Michigan state senator, a former Michigan congressman, chairman of the House Intelligence

01:41:16.620 Committee, former FBI agent and former army officer running against this guy who is anti-American.

01:41:24.120 I mean, it's just the contrast couldn't be clear.

01:41:26.940 And that's the message we're getting out to everybody.

01:41:29.420 And I believe it is starting to resonate.

01:41:31.700 We're feeling it.

01:41:32.940 And again, I said, we've got Democrats for Rogers as our most requested yard sign right now.

01:41:38.780 And the largest event we've held in Michigan was actually Jews for Rogers.

01:41:44.540 And two thirds of them that showed up were Democrats.

01:41:48.040 So I don't know how to hold that.

01:41:50.220 Right.

01:41:50.820 And so I do believe the message is getting out.

01:41:53.480 And I believe people are starting to really understand the importance of this. 0.96

01:41:58.580 And we just cannot allow this absurd Abdul El Fayed national platform. 0.81

01:42:06.600 We can't allow it. 1.00

01:42:07.840 I have to tell you, I pray that you and Mike come across the finish line because you are right. 1.00

01:42:15.440 This is the most disturbing race, I believe, in the country.

01:42:19.300 If this guy wins, it sends a message on who we are and who we are allowing ourselves to become. 0.93

01:42:27.980 Christy, thank you so much.

01:42:29.040 My best to Mike.

01:42:31.260 And you can go to rogersforsenate.com, rogersforsenate.com.

01:42:36.340 If you want to get involved, you must get out and vote.

01:42:40.500 Christy, thank you.

01:42:41.760 Thank you so much.

01:42:43.120 All right.

01:42:43.820 Thank you.

01:42:44.400 Bye-bye.

01:42:45.700 Christy Rogers.

01:42:46.860 you know i thought this race was over i really did i really thought there's no chance this thing

01:42:53.600 is going to happen he's within one point now and uh again 11 of the democrats say they're going to

01:43:01.580 cross over and they're going to vote for mike rogers and i don't know if that is i don't know

01:43:06.700 if that's in the polling i don't know um but you know it could be it could slip by it could be a

01:43:15.940 massive upset upset um and this would send a massive message because this guy was way ahead

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01:43:30.220 wait to take the masks off they can't wait to tell you how islamic they are how marxist they are they

01:43:35.700 can't wait they thought their time to take the mask off was now i i'm not sure it is but i'm 0.91

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01:49:17.180 I started reading a book yesterday.

01:49:43.060 I wanted to get this person on.

01:49:44.420 I just, I love this.

01:49:45.580 It is a love letter to America and a very smart one.

01:49:50.240 I mean, it talks about America's flaws and her greatness.

01:49:54.540 Listen to how she talks about in this book, how she looks at the paradox that we are, that we are the land of the free.

01:50:03.100 But, you know, you can make it or you can be crushed here.

01:50:07.540 The very system that can crush you can also free you because in your vast, chaotic, unforgiving space, anything is possible, or at least it feels so.

01:50:15.580 You can reinvent yourself, start over. You can fail a thousand times and still try again.

01:50:20.760 There are no guarantees with you, but there's space to move, to build, to risk, and rebuild.

01:50:26.940 You are full of contradictions and collisions.

01:50:30.060 You hold the richest people on earth and people dying in the streets, people running ultramarathons and others who will die from poor health.

01:50:36.780 Carnivores and vegans, Silicon Valley tech geniuses and farmers in rural Pennsylvania,

01:50:42.300 Progressives pushing boundaries and conservatives holding tight to tradition.

01:50:46.960 Extreme conditions shape extreme ways of living.

01:50:50.680 And when an environment stretches you, you stretch back, sometimes wildly recklessly like a child testing their limits.

01:50:57.060 That, America, is what you do to people.

01:50:59.720 You push your people far, beyond their comfort, beyond their stories, beyond what they thought were their limits,

01:51:05.100 into something deep inside themselves that they didn't even know was there.

01:51:09.960 I'm telling you this, this woman absolutely understands America and she's from France.

01:51:16.160 It's crazy. 1.00

01:51:17.900 Christy Rogers, not Christy Rogers.

01:51:19.760 I'm sorry.

01:51:20.000 That's who we just had on.

01:51:21.340 Leah Martin is with us.

01:51:23.560 She is the author of the book called Dear Land of the Free.

01:51:27.480 She moved to Canada and then a boyfriend said, let's move to America.

01:51:34.000 So she lived in Amish country for a while.

01:51:36.780 Then now she lives in New York City.

01:51:38.720 and she gets us unlike anything like anybody else i think and her timing is perfect when

01:51:45.220 we're doubting ourselves leah welcome to the program thank you so much wow i'm so grateful

01:51:50.900 i love your shirt not from paris madam well i wore it for you i wore it for you uh my my uh

01:51:58.740 jacket says not from paris madam uh anyway um uh leah what compelled you because this your book

01:52:06.960 is, I mean, it's weird. It's in a good way. It's, it's, it's almost like a love letter

01:52:14.960 to a passion that I've not heard from very many people, especially about the country.

01:52:24.280 What happened to you? What happened to me? Oh my God, so many things. So, um, I wrote the book

01:52:31.420 when I when we with my ex-boyfriend we broke up so I was kind of like super devastated and I felt

01:52:40.080 so dissociated and I felt like oh my god I need to write this love letter to this country that

01:52:45.160 gave me so much and helped me transform so much so it's just my whole love for this country that

01:52:53.880 gave me so so much what was it that flipped you from somebody because I mean I know what people

01:53:01.320 say in europe about america and it's almost a cartoon version of us but what what was it that

01:53:06.820 you either saw that you were like oh my gosh i have this all wrong and what flipped you to this

01:53:13.140 so yeah when i arrived in the u.s i had so many cliches and i've never dreamed about moving to

01:53:20.880 the u.s it just happened because of my ex and then i was when i arrived here i realized how

01:53:26.400 wrong i was because we have so many cliches around food around americans around like so

01:53:32.320 many things here and i realized i was so wrong and well and what were those things that you

01:53:38.940 that you had grown up hearing about america so one of the biggest cliche i'm sorry it's that

01:53:47.360 the americans are kind of like uncultured because they don't travel that kind of thing and i've

01:53:53.460 realize this is there's a lot of nuance in this cliche you know you know what's so funny is you

01:53:59.580 guys say you know we don't travel have you seen the size of our country we travel a lot we travel

01:54:05.740 a lot we probably travel farther from our homes than you guys do it's just in our country you know

01:54:12.280 we're not we're not living right now i mean it's amazing i was just in france and it is amazing

01:54:17.020 you just get in the car and you drive two hours and you're in a completely different country

01:54:20.840 uh here in america unless you live in by the either mexican or canadian border you're driving

01:54:26.560 forever and you're still in texas yeah definitely definitely it's so easy for us to travel because

01:54:32.800 also the flight tickets there are way cheaper while in the u.s it's more complicated this

01:54:38.220 country is so huge like when even i was in pennsylvania i did a road trip in pennsylvania

01:54:42.840 and i was like i'm still in the same state but i can drive hours and hours and hours and it was

01:54:49.660 just yeah why like i i did a trip through texas too and it was the same like it's endless yeah

01:54:57.700 yeah it's endless it is endless and every place and it used to be we're getting worse at this but

01:55:02.180 it used to be well europe was like this you know i remember in the 80s going over to europe and it

01:55:07.860 was different you would go to you go to england and it would be very different than italy and

01:55:13.300 they're still different but they have the same shops and everything else we used to be that way

01:55:18.280 But now we're kind of homogenizing like the rest of the world.

01:55:21.160 But there's still great difference.

01:55:22.600 I mean, you were in Amish country. 0.97

01:55:24.460 There's no place like Amish country.

01:55:26.820 It's great.

01:55:28.360 I loved it so much.

01:55:30.180 It felt so special because this is the kind of thing I only saw in the movies, you know.

01:55:35.420 It's so interesting.

01:55:37.940 And even like when I was in Texas, I realized that, yeah, one state is like one country.

01:55:44.220 each state has its own specialties people mindset it's so interesting yeah so um how's your

01:55:52.920 relationship with france by the way i'm sorry to hear what's happening to your country today it's

01:55:56.960 on i know you don't want to talk about it but it's it's on fire and it's it's bad i mean france

01:56:03.360 is in trouble um but let's stay away how how is your relationship with france now and the people

01:56:08.820 that you left behind what do your what do your parents think my dad keep telling me they don't

01:56:14.700 have this the americans and i'm like dad they have something else he keep bragging about things we

01:56:19.880 have in france but i love my country a lot i i am deeply passionate about my my country i didn't

01:56:26.880 leave france because i hated it i just needed to see something else so yeah i really love france

01:56:32.800 it's so unfortunate i'm so glad to hear you say the best thing i love the saying from texas

01:56:39.560 texans will always say where are you from and you'll say you know idaho or new york and they'll

01:56:45.740 go oh i hear that's a great place it's not texas but it's a great place and that's kind of the

01:56:51.180 attitude you have is that texan attitude i love france it's not america but i love france

01:56:56.260 yeah i'm really proud of my country i'm really proud of where i'm coming from yeah

01:57:01.160 um are you are you hoping to be able to stay here are you hoping to become a citizen

01:57:08.680 yeah hopefully i'm going to become a citizen i intend to this is my goal i don't want to live

01:57:14.940 and what does it mean to be a citizen in the united states

01:57:18.460 oh so much for me it means so much especially because i come from a family of immigrants

01:57:25.580 and it means so much i would be so proud if one day i have children and they become american

01:57:32.560 because i dared one day to follow my intuition and came come to the u.s and make this dream happen

01:57:40.020 so it means so much i want to give them the opportunities that i have right now you know

01:57:45.600 we talk about this american dream some people say it's dead it's not dead at all

01:57:51.040 yeah we just don't understand that would you explain to some because people in america

01:57:57.140 they think oh well france france is free you have freedom we have freedom it's the same thing they

01:58:01.920 think that all over the west what's the difference between the freedom you had in france and the

01:58:07.180 freedom we have here no we don't really have freedom in france because if you want to speak

01:58:12.960 out loud out loud and just like express yourself in different aspects the way you you dress the

01:58:19.660 way you talk like anything even like you want to become an entrepreneur you want to create a

01:58:24.080 business you cannot really do that because the system and the government will just make it very

01:58:30.880 very complicated while in the u.s you can pretty much do whatever you want and then you have to

01:58:35.820 pay the consequences of your actions but at least you're surrounded by people who support you are

01:58:41.180 not really judgmental so it's really empowering and this is what freedom is really about you you

01:58:48.700 write in your book that there was a time i think when you went back and it really was hard and you

01:58:56.660 felt again like you were losing that peace that you had found in america and you talked about how

01:59:01.620 i'm i'm poorly paraphrasing your your book is beautifully written um but um you said something

01:59:09.140 about like you know in france when you fail it's the opposite america says good fail get up do it

01:59:18.120 again. And in France, it's more of the attitude of, see, told you so, you can't make it. Is that

01:59:24.640 true? Yeah, it's true. And even like first, when you have ambition and you share your dreams,

01:59:31.840 they're like, maybe you shouldn't do that. Maybe it's too risky. I'm trying to be realistic. And

01:59:38.020 I'm like, no, I want to do something different. I want to make things happen. And they're just

01:59:43.100 killing your dreams but eventually if you dare to follow your dreams and you fail it doesn't

01:59:48.940 work out then they're going to be like yeah i told you you see is there anything that you

01:59:55.800 you thought was a stereotype about america that when you got here you're like actually that's

02:00:01.820 actually that's accurate so the food the food i have to be honest well the food is not the best

02:00:08.940 food but yeah the meat in the us i love like especially when i was in texas i tried terry

02:00:14.760 black's barbecue and it was like amazing this is not the kind of thing you have it but yeah the

02:00:19.720 food is not that great in the us while you can still go to the farmer's market and that kind of

02:00:24.180 thing but yeah yeah i i will tell you i just i was just in paris i'd never been to france before

02:00:30.620 and i just was in paris spent a week there and i i have to tell you i expected to hate it because

02:00:36.060 i had heard all the stereotypes of the french and i didn't find anybody like that i really didn't i

02:00:42.260 found people pleasant i don't speak i barely speak english so i don't speak french um and uh

02:00:48.920 i really enjoyed it i will tell you part of that was a love affair with the food in france it it's 0.98

02:00:58.400 unlike anything i've ever had it's it lives up to the stereotype that the french really know how to

02:01:03.460 cook. You do. And it's so crazy because you're so close to England and they don't have a clue 1.00

02:01:08.280 how to make food. Anyway, I digress. Leah, thank you so much. It is great to talk to you. I wish

02:01:16.960 you the best on your journey. The name of the book is Dear Land of the Free. I have to tell you,

02:01:22.320 I couldn't put it down last night. I had a really hard time closing it because it's inspiring and

02:01:28.460 it's a love story it's a love story we have not heard a love story to america uh and a letter to

02:01:36.420 america and her people not our government not anything else what you and i know is america

02:01:42.880 she gets it and it's in the book dear land of the free leah thank you so much uh all right back in

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The Glenn Beck Program - October 02, 2026

Did We Finally Find the Cure to Autism？｜ Guests： Kristi Rogers & Léa Martin ｜ 10⧸2⧸26

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The Glenn Beck Program - October 02, 2026

Did We Finally Find the Cure to Autism？ ｜ Guests： Kristi Rogers & Léa Martin ｜ 10⧸2⧸26

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Did We Finally Find the Cure to Autism？｜ Guests： Kristi Rogers & Léa Martin ｜ 10⧸2⧸26