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00:02:50.960 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program big show uh i'm gonna try to make sense of the

00:03:04.120 whole canada 51st state greenland uh hamas you're in trouble oh and panama we need the canal back

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00:04:08.140 well hello stew how are you glenn perfect how about yourself oh my goodness i'm good

00:04:20.060 it's been some time uh yesterday uh uh with an ultrasound machine it was very exciting

00:04:26.420 uh i thought i had a charlie horse uh yeah i thought i had a charlie horse the last couple

00:04:31.920 of days and you said to me yesterday off air the charlie horses don't last and i'm like yeah

00:04:38.040 they do you don't you don't know stew and uh i never heard of a person having a charlie horse for

00:04:45.740 multiple days before i mean well you know yeah anyway uh apparently that's a sign of a blood clot

00:04:52.320 don't get old kids don't get old and just to make it even more fun they said actually you don't look

00:04:59.460 you don't appear to be somebody who like would clot blood you know and i'm like oh okay thank you

00:05:05.320 uh i guess i do i get a gold star for that um uh i said uh yeah it's just you have a problem with

00:05:12.620 your knee that's crushing uh some of your veins and uh that's what's causing the clots and i'm like oh

00:05:18.240 good good so can i get out of here now so yes so everything you know what worked out you know when

00:05:27.740 you hear blood clot you think that could go right to my heart or my brain and kill me or give me a

00:05:33.120 stroke now apparently apparently no i mean it can happen but doesn't usually and important lesson

00:05:41.080 kids i want to start the show with charlie horses don't last two days just want you to know all the

00:05:50.560 science you need right here all the science maybe you should be hhs secretary yeah yeah

00:05:55.460 the surgeon general has come out today and said hey uh charlie horses don't last couple of days

00:06:03.420 okay so let me uh uh let's start with greenland shall we um greenland panama and canada

00:06:12.940 i i have to tell you let's start with his uh donald trump's uh press conference yesterday

00:06:19.900 they are always fun cut one this is a greenland man so like if you could tell trump anything what

00:06:27.360 would it be by us by greenland by greenland why do you want trump to buy greenland because we don't

00:06:33.580 want to be colonized by danish government anymore we get ripped every year about our minerals from

00:06:39.920 greenland we are the richest nation in the world and we don't get to use it denmark's using us too much

00:06:44.900 do you like america i love america but people are too far over there right okay so so stop so here's

00:06:52.980 the here's the thing greenland they've got like 12 people and uh denmark owns it and uh you know

00:06:59.700 they have no intention of giving it up but it's it's it's like alaska i mean it is rich with rare earth

00:07:07.420 earth minerals as he said it's the richest nation in in the world but denmark won't let anything be

00:07:13.440 explored um it is also a strategic uh place for bases etc etc it would there's been like four or

00:07:21.500 five presidents that have tried to buy greenland in the past and they've it's never been done i'm

00:07:27.120 gonna get to why all of this makes sense here in a second and how you're supposed to read it because

00:07:33.040 he also went in uh yesterday about canada and they asked him would you rule would you rule out

00:07:44.120 military strikes to take alaska here's his response you're considering military force

00:07:53.340 to acquire panama in greenland are you also considering military force to annex and acquire

00:07:59.360 no economic force because canada and the united states that would really be something you get rid

00:08:07.620 of that artificially drawn line and you take a look at what that looks like and it would also be much

00:08:13.420 better for national security don't forget we basically protect canada okay so he's just all he's

00:08:22.340 doing is well let me say let me give you the third one and that is um panama but before we get to panama

00:08:30.360 why not stop at the gulf of america cut three mexico is really in trouble a lot of trouble very dangerous

00:08:37.680 place uh and we're uh going to be announcing at a future date pretty soon we're going to change

00:08:46.300 because we do most of the work there and it's ours we're going to be changing sort of the opposite of

00:08:51.880 biden where he's closing everything up essentially getting rid of 50 to 60 trillion dollars worth of

00:08:58.040 assets we're going to be uh changing the name of the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america

00:09:05.200 which has a beautiful ring that covers love this guy a lot of territory the gulf of america what a

00:09:11.300 beautiful name and it's appropriate it's appropriate and mexico has to stop allowing

00:09:19.080 millions of people to pour into our country they can stop them and uh we're going to put very serious

00:09:25.460 tariffs on mexico and canada because canada they come through canada too and the drugs that are coming

00:09:30.440 through are at record numbers okay so now the press is freaking out this is an imperialist president

00:09:39.500 he's trying to create new rome blah blah are you are you do you have absolutely no brain cells that

00:09:50.420 work in your head anymore the final one is panama and i've told you this in fact i'm doing a prediction

00:09:57.040 show tonight um and uh i've been telling you for the last few weeks panama is going to be a problem

00:10:03.740 um for the united states uh and there is going to be there's going to be some serious things happening

00:10:11.400 in panama uh this year and i'll get into that a little later um but he's also talking about the

00:10:17.260 panama canal okay why is that because he uh wants to take over all these countries and these places he wants

00:10:26.020 war everywhere no no the one thing you have to understand about donald trump is he's a negotiator

00:10:36.100 he's merely negotiating that's all that's happening here you uh speak softly and carry a very large stick

00:10:48.240 hey mexico by the way you're so irrelevant you know you're going down the tubes we're even thinking

00:10:54.060 about changing the name of the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america that's how irrelevant you are

00:10:59.280 okay um and you've got some serious problems it's a very dangerous place well there's there goes

00:11:06.140 tourism if the president keeps saying things like that uh and um you know we're gonna have to put some

00:11:11.840 tariffs on it but you know let's i just think the gulf of america is just a beautiful beautiful name

00:11:18.960 all he's doing is signaling you you're a speed bump to me i don't i don't need to do anything i've just

00:11:32.060 got these giant tariffs and we'll probably end up owning you anyway because you're a failing state

00:11:37.920 okay he's negotiating he's setting the table on greenland the same thing he's just setting the

00:11:46.180 table he is saying to greenland you know i think we should take it now is he serious on that one

00:11:51.820 yes not take it but buy it is he serious yes and it would be i gotta i gotta use a word that you know

00:11:59.440 the new york times been talking about for a long time they just used it in a different context

00:12:03.640 it would be a huge coup if donald trump could buy greenland it would be huge for america all the

00:12:12.340 rare earth minerals and everything else all of the riches of greenland and the strategic placement

00:12:18.400 of greenland would be a very very smart move again new york times glenn beck did say donald trump

00:12:27.280 would pull off a coup i mean it in a different context than you worry about that is smart and if we

00:12:37.240 could buy it great if we could just negotiate to have some bases there and to be able to um

00:12:43.920 sell and buy some of their rare earth minerals that would be very smart and strategic

00:12:49.940 now canada okay canada is

00:12:56.360 being the 51st state okay would it be great to have all of us combined greenland canada the united

00:13:06.600 states combined yes a 51st state no no canada responded with well maybe we'll buy alaska and

00:13:17.160 minnesota all right let's open up those talks how much for alaska i'm willing to negotiate and i tell

00:13:24.860 you what negotiate for alaska i'd give you minnesota for a sandwich so i'm good all he's doing there is

00:13:35.400 again throwing out a big idea negotiating because you're not paying for your own defense we are

00:13:44.800 paying for your defense what are we getting in uh in in return well right now we're getting open

00:13:52.620 borders from you in canada and we're getting a lot of crap from you too so we we're still friends we

00:13:59.600 still like canada we're not going to take military action to take canada it's not what he's doing

00:14:06.980 he is again negotiating if you forget that donald trump is possibly the greatest negotiator to be

00:14:16.080 in our lifetime you might begin to understand what he's doing here but if you forget that he's a deal

00:14:23.740 maker that's what he does he walks in and says you know i'm gonna vaporize that little dude over and

00:14:31.820 then they end up having tea in a communist country

00:14:35.260 that's negotiation what is he doing with russia what is he doing right now the only place i think

00:14:45.640 he's absolutely clear i mean he doesn't he doesn't make threats he makes promises and he's not threatening

00:14:55.100 anything but panama which we'll get into here in just a second panama is a problem a real problem

00:15:02.400 and we need to talk about that the other real problem is hamas and yesterday he said about hamas

00:15:12.880 that there's going to be hell to be paid hamas doesn't release those uh hostages the gates of

00:15:19.940 hell are going to open up and i believe him the the thing is with a negotiator you have to be able to

00:15:28.540 see i mean trump always kind of means things he's you don't you don't win you don't become a good

00:15:35.640 negotiator if the people on the other side always think you're bluffing because you always are

00:15:40.620 that's why america is in the dumpster fire we're in right now because the rest of the world

00:15:46.260 just thinks that you know oh you know what well don't do this or we're gonna give you a strongly

00:15:52.160 worded letter if the world or anybody sitting across from the negotiating table from you whether

00:15:58.860 this is in your life or in global politics if they believe you're someone who will do what they say

00:16:06.780 you have all the negotiating power because you know what i i would love to work here um but i can't

00:16:18.060 work here and i won't work here unless these things happen he's just negotiating really watch me walk

00:16:24.840 out and i will and no offense no problems i don't hate you you shouldn't hate me i'm i'm not trying to

00:16:31.980 hold a gun to your head i'm just saying i can do better and these things are a requirement for me

00:16:39.140 when donald trump says look you're going to have to close the border he means that now when he says

00:16:48.040 we're also going to uh you know what we might just annex mexico or canada that's part of the

00:16:54.760 negotiation process because honestly he just might do it this is the kind of president we have always

00:17:05.220 wanted one that is a hard negotiator on our side on our side when he says america first he means it

00:17:15.500 which brings me back to panama when you understand panama you'll understand donald trump entirely

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00:19:02.140 panama

00:19:05.280 we know of panama canal as the place that we built it was the biggest undertaking it was probably the

00:19:13.440 biggest uh human achievement at the time making a canal so you didn't have to go all the way down

00:19:20.840 uh to south america to the tip of south america almost to antarctica and come back to get to the uh

00:19:28.700 to get to the pacific ocean or to get to the atlantic if you're going the other direction

00:19:32.380 we made the panama canal um teddy roosevelt was the one who did it jimmy carter sold it to panama for

00:19:40.500 a dollar now when you make a deal like that you don't expect to be screwed uh afterwards you know

00:19:48.340 you kind of have like hey favored nation you know you're going to be our pal well panama has been

00:19:54.340 palling up with uh china and the president of panama uh had just said there are there are no chinese

00:20:01.680 at the canal nobody is no no there are no chinese soldiers in the canal uh-huh uh-huh so donald trump

00:20:10.000 on christmas uh sent a message again negotiating letting everyone know where he stands merry christmas

00:20:18.900 to all including the wonderful soldiers of china who are lovingly but illegally operating the panama

00:20:24.920 the panama canal now if you don't know anything about the panama canal you might think this is crazy

00:20:31.040 this is this shows how much homework donald trump has done this shows that this is the first time i have

00:20:40.820 seen since maybe reagan where we are actually talking about our national security not in a reactive way

00:20:51.240 we are we have now a president who's looking at real national our national security is not in ukraine

00:20:58.880 our national security is here at the home front and why why is he so obsessed with panama it's just

00:21:07.500 not that we're being having our eyes pushed into our heads and being gouged it is also because china

00:21:14.420 has uh has purchased a lot of the panama canal uh operating permits so in other words the the one

00:21:25.380 that is the last i think lock i don't know enough about it but the last area of the panama canal going

00:21:31.720 into the pacific it's now run by a chinese company now is that honestly chinese soldiers

00:21:39.580 no no but it is the people's liberation army that can take over that business because that's the deal

00:21:51.500 do you really think all of these investors just got together on their own which doesn't happen in

00:21:57.200 china and went you know what we should buy up all of the land surrounding the panama canal

00:22:01.700 it would be a good idea but good investment for us no and glenn clarification on that we were okay

00:22:08.600 with hong kong taking it over not china yes it was before that transition happened so we were like okay

00:22:15.040 hong kong there we're working with them all the time okay and then china basically takes over hong kong

00:22:20.520 and now china has it we weren't okay with china having it even back then yeah you cannot have this

00:22:27.260 is a huge strategic asset if our fleet our atlantic fleet needs to get over to the other side

00:22:35.740 and into the pacific you want them to get there as quickly as possible and that's why we built

00:22:42.540 the panama canal this is a cuban missile crisis moment and this is honestly uh it might even go

00:22:52.680 back to jfk to where you have a president who is forward thinking enough to go this is a real threat

00:23:00.420 to our national security an actual threat to our national security all they have to do is close the

00:23:06.680 panama canal or cause trouble at the panama canal and the united states is in real real trouble so

00:23:16.460 the one that you should pay attention to that is actually trouble is the panama canal the rest of

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00:24:51.620 welcome to the glenn beck program uh so

00:25:19.580 another thing you can learn from donald trump today if you're a business person is

00:25:27.220 how you control a room you know when donald trump walks into a room before before he was the president

00:25:36.120 of the united states all the room stopped i remember because i met him back in 2010 or something 2008

00:25:43.440 uh and when he walked into the room full of celebrities and high-powered business people

00:25:48.700 the room stopped okay it is his mere presence that changes things have you noticed how he's just assumed

00:25:58.220 the office of the president of the united states it's like he's not sworn in but you would swear

00:26:05.000 if you were watching he's the president yeah he's the one doing the press conferences he's the one

00:26:10.900 talking about policy he's seemingly the president of the united states right now two weeks before he's

00:26:17.800 supposed to be and if you remember right barack obama tried to do this he came up with a new seal

00:26:25.760 that looked like the presidential seal and said uh president elect of the united states of america

00:26:31.240 he put it on his podium you can't do that you don't just make up your own seal uh and and so he

00:26:38.200 tried to give all the trappings of it uh and tried to make himself legitimate donald trump just walks

00:26:46.260 in and does a press conference with the flags behind him and he just acts as though he's president

00:26:53.640 and everybody just goes along with it he doesn't need anything but his president he doesn't need

00:26:59.800 anything except the attitude let me tell you a story of something i i learned that is absolutely

00:27:05.640 amazing my wife and i and i think stew you might have been with me yeah uh my wife and i were going

00:27:10.840 to uh pittsburgh and we're on the way from from some other event i don't remember some speaking event

00:27:17.540 and i was flying home uh going when i lived in new york and uh flying home we're flying over pittsburgh

00:27:23.480 and brooks and dunn who were big fans uh said uh hey why don't you come to our concert if you can stop by

00:27:30.080 in pittsburgh if you can just land and go to our concert we'd love to meet you and you can even watch the

00:27:34.820 show from backstage okay so uh we're trying to get out uh into the airport on time so we can get to

00:27:43.480 this concert and the speech ran long or something happened and so we were running really far behind

00:27:48.360 but the concert hadn't started yet we land we just we're just making it by the razor's edge

00:27:54.060 uh and we get there and of course it's before a concert so there's this huge line of cars

00:28:00.300 my head of security at the time uh looked at the uber driver and said yeah just uh put on your

00:28:07.980 emergencies and go into the other lane now this is the oncoming traffic lane all right now there's

00:28:14.060 no oncoming traffic because of all the roadblocks and everybody was turning into this place way up so

00:28:19.780 it wasn't like there were cars coming at us but he said yeah just put on your uh your uh emergencies

00:28:24.900 and just drive in in the other lane and the driver looked at him and said i can't do that he's like

00:28:30.860 oh yeah yeah you can just put it on now he spoke with such authority he didn't have a badge he had

00:28:36.360 nothing he just acted as if yeah let's we do this all the time and the driver just went along with it

00:28:44.120 so the driver is driving now on the other side of the road and we get up to the front of the line

00:28:49.340 um and we're trying to go in not to the regular parking but to this special entrance for the

00:28:55.580 backstage and uh it's just chaos and confusion up there and head of security gets out of the car

00:29:02.400 uh and as he does he says look those traffic cones i'm going to move those traffic cones you just drive

00:29:07.480 through and he's like uh there are cops everywhere here and do we have a pass for this he's like no no

00:29:14.580 it's okay they know we're coming and they did but we didn't have a pass we had nothing official

00:29:20.260 and uh so he gets out of the car and i'm like this is what he's insane what is he doing and he goes

00:29:26.920 and he picks up a couple of traffic cones uh and uh the cop comes over and says hey hey what are you

00:29:32.640 doing now this is a police officer comes over and says hey what are you doing he says i got a couple

00:29:37.720 of guests in that car they need to get uh in through here they need to go backstage and the

00:29:44.040 cop says well you you can't do that you have a you have a uh you know a permit or anything that

00:29:50.900 you can show me and he's like no and he keeps while the talk cop is talking to him he's still

00:29:56.080 picking up the traffic cones and the cop is like uh i don't i don't think now i'm in the car dying i'm

00:30:03.900 like okay we can't let's not go to jail or let's what are you doing and uh he continues to pick up the

00:30:10.760 traffic cones the cop is telling him you can't do that and he's like no really it's okay and then

00:30:15.320 he points to the driver and says come on in come on through my guy says just come on through and the

00:30:21.880 cop just throws up his hands like okay shakes his head and walks away my guy puts the traffic cones

00:30:28.240 back we're backstage it was the most incredible thing ever and we got into the car and i said what the

00:30:35.420 hell just happened and he said glenn even people with badges or authority if you just walk in show

00:30:44.720 absolute confidence like you know what you're doing you uh you are supposed to be here most people will

00:30:52.640 just go oh okay go ahead that's what donald trump is doing he's walked in president of the united

00:31:03.680 states i don't need the oath of office i mean you know that's a formality and i'm i'm gonna you know

00:31:09.120 i play by the rules here i'm not actually usurping any powers but i'm just i'm the president now

00:31:15.080 and most people are like well yeah he's the president now it's the most amazing thing

00:31:23.060 now donald trump is a genius he's truly a genius he's really good at that and he does he just wrestles

00:31:30.140 the attention of the world away at a whim whenever he wants it it's really an incredible skill amazing

00:31:36.760 now amazing part of this might be that the actual president technically is still joe biden and there's

00:31:43.520 like what what is joe biden doing right now he's not doing press conferences he did do an interview

00:31:49.120 yesterday uh where he was asked hey what about the hunter biden pardon that you did you know you think

00:31:54.900 that might be open to abuse in the future because of what you did he says i hope not goes on kind of

00:31:59.420 describes it and he says look he was fighting a drug problem and he beat it he's been square and

00:32:04.080 sober for almost six years now these don't tax problems and stuff that was back in 1980 i mean

00:32:10.880 excuse me in 2000 and what year was it wait anyway long time ago now the correct answer was 2017 and

00:32:21.960 2018 um so he thought it was 1980 or 2000 so so there is a little bit of asterisk here but yeah i don't

00:32:30.660 think who the president was he's going to take over the room so i think that you're you're right on on

00:32:36.900 that that it does take a power vacuum it takes yeah a bunch of people who don't have control of the

00:32:44.900 situation they're not in control or they don't believe they're in control of the situation you know

00:32:49.700 what i mean somebody walks in with an alpha dog attitude and you're like okay he's in charge

00:32:55.040 you know what i mean and that's and that's and that's absolutely what he's doing and he's doing

00:33:00.120 this with mexico he's doing with panama he's doing it with do you think he's really the the um uh canada

00:33:08.440 thing he's trolling trudeau at the same time instead of saying i've got tariffs that are going

00:33:17.060 to hurt the people of canada so much why not just say while trolling why not just say you know what

00:33:24.880 you you guys should be the 51st state we love you you love us you got a lot of great things going

00:33:30.080 for you we'll give you a couple of senators why don't you come in and join the family that's so much

00:33:36.200 better than being the guy who's like i'm gonna screw your people so bad i mean it's great it's

00:33:44.440 amazing and he has this unique power to do this and do it in the way that he does it the other thing

00:33:50.440 too that struck me glenn we remember back back in like the late 90s or so after madonna had been

00:33:56.900 around for a million years you know she's already been a star for 15 years or whatever and she would

00:34:03.360 still come out with stuff and you know quote unquote reinvent herself and still sort of like

00:34:08.920 wrestle the entire pop culture world to to like pay attention to her she was she was at the point

00:34:15.620 if i remember right this is past the just i'm an average skank to i'm really icky and probably

00:34:22.040 disease-ridden but somehow or another i can still make you make a pay attention to me right is it that

00:34:27.320 period there's a bunch of periods in there um there was a bunch of different like remember she

00:34:33.240 even had like the elegant i'm going to sing slow and nice dresses phase she had the sex book phase

00:34:39.880 which i think is the one you're referring to but yeah that's the disease era the nice dresses was

00:34:44.640 the you're a skank but i don't know not so bad and she went through all of these things at every time

00:34:51.480 you kind of like i remember after she'd fade away you'd be like okay like that was an experience and

00:34:57.060 now we're done right and then she'd come out again you'd be like is she trying this again

00:35:00.940 and she yet again would wrestle away the nation's attention somehow you know it's it's different but

00:35:08.660 similar in a way with trump like you'd think after him being around and he came down i was in new york

00:35:14.420 the other uh a few weeks ago over vacation we went to trump tower we saw the escalator like you know i

00:35:19.300 was taking my kids around they they saw the the big picture they took pictures in front of the the

00:35:23.440 big donald trump photo inside gosh i never thought of that i should do that it's worth it because you've

00:35:28.120 seen it so many times so many times the video with him coming down those escalators and you go in

00:35:33.280 there and it's it's you know takes you to this whole thing you're like this has been now 10 years

00:35:40.000 i mean that was 10 years ago that happened and i know he's basically been able to dominate the news

00:35:47.020 coverage every single time he's wanted to since then i mean and he had it obviously before that too

00:35:54.820 in the in the 80s and 90s and going on but that is an incredible skill i mean i don't know anyone

00:35:59.840 else who's able to do that and he continues to do it and like you'd think okay we've already been

00:36:04.160 through this he's president already he's already been president he's already done a lot of these

00:36:08.240 things where he's talked these big you know this big game as you pointed out kind of like in a

00:36:12.240 negotiation sense and you'd think people would be like okay well you know he's just trolling trudeau they

00:36:18.000 don't it immediately turns into it's amazing hey what would the mechanism be of them becoming a 51st

00:36:24.560 state it's like how does this happen he's incredible so here's another this another thing you need to

00:36:31.680 understand about donald trump he is a uh he went to church with uh norman vincent peele you know who

00:36:39.380 that is oh yeah this he's the kind of like speak it into existence type of guy yes positive power

00:36:44.760 positive thinking right yes and so that's what he does instead of talking about the negatives

00:36:51.360 on things like this he just states i mean would he take canada as a 51st state yes would is he serious

00:36:59.820 about that i mean he'd take it it'd be great might as well throw that out there sure you want to join

00:37:05.020 us join us um is he willing to do uh you know military or absolutely not greenland would he love that

00:37:13.440 yes is he going to use military force no he's speaking that into existence okay he did this

00:37:22.100 he's serious about greenland um and he would he would love to buy it but that's a deal that's like

00:37:28.720 walking by somebody's house and saying man i'd love to buy that house hey is your house for sale

00:37:33.440 because i'm going to own it one day that's what he's doing okay um to see if there's any interest at

00:37:39.920 all he's going to make that happen if there is any interest at all he's speaking things into

00:37:46.820 existence while also making promises panama mainly i just want you to get this message to china

00:37:56.980 we will take the panama canal back this is in our strategic interest on our coast you know that

00:38:06.460 whole thing that everybody's been saying russia is so worried about with ukraine because that's a

00:38:12.580 red line they've got to have that they can't have nato there well we can't have china at the panama canal

00:38:19.400 running it it should that that one shows he's a serious player he knows about our security

00:38:29.320 our a strategery as uh george w bush used to say he's a serious player the rest of them

00:38:38.320 it's norman vince appeal he's just speaking it into existence and i don't know let's spin the wheel

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00:40:01.700 oh yeah hello and welcome to the glenn back program we're uh we're so very glad that you

00:40:22.420 joined us today thank you uh for uh doing that uh i guess our uh our border patrol has seized a rocket

00:40:30.040 launcher at the arizona port uh you know just rocket propelled grenades no big deal no big deal uh

00:40:36.920 they actually said you know that we think this is for cartels oh well then let it in as long as

00:40:43.640 they're not targeting citizens let it in it's just cartels needing a rocket launcher

00:40:49.800 well glad to see we found it by the way do you see joe biden yesterday take credit for

00:40:56.040 the uh border i mean the border security the way it is because i was doing so many great things

00:41:02.920 and now the border is completely same oh wow what did he say again what an yeah what an embarrassment

00:41:11.720 i mean you know i was thinking about the the george soros medal of freedom award uh and and then that

00:41:18.600 you go to the barack obama nobel prize they've just so sullied themselves uh and you know just

00:41:27.000 been giving each other hugs and high fives and awards it's just it's an embarrassment imagine you're

00:41:33.000 barack obama and you look at that nobel prize and you think i really didn't do anything for this i mean

00:41:39.400 i wasn't even in office yet what how did i possibly get this imagine how empty your life really is when

00:41:45.960 you realize you didn't earn a damn thing yeah kind of makes me happy as we go out every day

00:41:54.680 and try to earn everything that we have uh makes me happy i've seen the checks he's getting from

00:41:59.960 netflix and i kind of want to see what it's like i just want to see what it's like to to not have

00:42:04.360 earned anything we try it not me a couple weeks no well we have already yeah that's true you know

00:42:10.920 i'm saying we should aspire to actually earning our money doing something difficult you know and

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00:44:38.600 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program you know um it's interesting to me that we're not

00:44:48.360 talking about scandal we're not talking about the economy we're not talking about anything what we're

00:44:54.680 talking about is hey should we expand should we make an investment in a place like greenland uh you know

00:45:05.960 why don't we put a man on the moon and bring him back in the next 10 years donald trump is quickly

00:45:13.320 becoming the moonshot president that i have wanted for my whole life the last time we had it was

00:45:18.600 the guy who pointed to russia and said that's an evil empire and the wall is coming down

00:45:23.640 one before that was jfk that said we're going to put a man on the moon and return him back to earth

00:45:29.240 within 10 years donald trump is doing the same thing he's saying we are going to lead the world

00:45:37.160 again we're going to be successful and we're not going to be involved in everybody else's business

00:45:42.120 but there's some business things that we should do what do you think about investing in greenland

00:45:47.800 and uh the negotiations took an interesting turn yesterday charlie kirk is going to join us today

00:45:53.800 he was just in greenland with donald trump jr who arrived in green van greenland very subtly

00:46:01.480 in air force trump a giant plane lands in greenland with 60 000 people the plane with trump on the side

00:46:10.680 lands and everybody in greenland is like what the hell's going on is he going to set up a podium

00:46:14.920 and just just say he's president of greenland now yeah he might he might he might i'm just saying he might

00:46:22.200 all negotiation we're going to talk about that coming up in 60 seconds well it's this time of

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00:47:45.240 sorry that's okay i just lost today that's great yes mr president uh biden you're right it's still

00:47:50.920 it's it's tuesday it's uh my 25th wedding anniversary today my wife and i've been married for 25 years

00:47:57.560 isn't that amazing wow congratulations yeah she put up with me for 25 years yeah not for her no

00:48:03.480 it's condolences to tanya uh but uh i just don't dismiss uh marriage but don't settle uh when you're

00:48:18.440 looking there is somebody out there who's just right for you and it may come it may come later in life

00:48:25.480 but they're just right for you and when you actually love each other uh and look at your

00:48:33.640 marriage my wife was she's so smart she said uh because i had just come out of a bad marriage and uh

00:48:40.440 and i by so i wanted a prenup and uh you remember this too remember this turmoil and i said to tanya i

00:48:48.360 said you know i'd like you to sign it not that this is going to happen just and she said i'm not marrying

00:48:53.960 you and i said what and she said i'm not negotiating an end for something i don't think has an end

00:48:59.720 and i said well just in case and she said there is no just in case we are either marrying each other

00:49:04.520 and we're going to weather all the storms and we're going to get through it or we're not and i'm not

00:49:10.200 doing a prenup uh and it's important to know your your uh your net worth at the time did have a lot of

00:49:17.000 commas in it but there was a negative sign before it so uh you should know this was not she was not

00:49:23.480 you know that that's the other thing i'm really lucky she i was a loser at the time i was just

00:49:29.400 talking to my mother-in-law and my daughter said we were talking uh because uh mom came to the house

00:49:35.400 for christmas and uh and we were talking and i told my daughter i said you know grandma was not a big

00:49:42.840 glenn fan and she said what do you mean and i said oh her and dad did not they did not favor this

00:49:51.880 and so my daughter asks grandma did you really not like my dad at first and so she brings it up at

00:49:58.680 dinner we were talking about it and i said i just stopped her and i said mom mom i would have done

00:50:04.040 exactly the same thing i was a giant capital l loser i was divorced an alcoholic two kids a dj

00:50:13.960 i would have never walked my daughter down the aisle to give her away for that

00:50:19.880 you got nothing to apologize for i come pull i'm with you 100 but anyway um she didn't marry me for

00:50:27.400 my money or surely my looks and uh so she's kept me alive uh she has she is the the brightest light

00:50:38.360 and i am so glad we're going to spend eternity together um because it only gets better every

00:50:44.440 year every year it gets better uh and to reiterate your earlier message to tanya don't settle i mean if

00:50:52.040 if anyone could make that point quite clearly to america don't settle don't settle well she kind

00:50:58.440 of said that you know if you start drinking or you are a dirtbag um i won't settle you know what i'm

00:51:04.600 saying she's like i will take you to court i'll get a divorce and i will i will not settle i'm taking

00:51:13.480 all of it and i'm like okay i won't drink all right uh let's uh let's go into the uh what happened

00:51:20.920 yesterday i'm i'm i'm watching uh twitter and charlie kirk and all of a sudden he's in greenland

00:51:29.800 and i'm like how the hell did he get in greenland and i see him on this plane in the cockpit where

00:51:34.920 there's a little bobblehead trump doll on the on the uh the you know shelf there in the cockpit what

00:51:42.120 do you call it the the dashboard and uh and i'm like whose plane is that and then it shows him landing

00:51:49.320 it's donald trump's trump force one okay now if if you are trying to lay low you know you're trying

00:51:59.720 to uh uh you know not make a big deal out of this you're not you're not really serious so let's not

00:52:07.880 kick up dirt you don't when your son comes to you and says hey dad i want to do a podcast

00:52:13.640 but i want to do it in greenland can i borrow the plane dad says no dad said oh sure you know what

00:52:24.600 take the big red white and blue one that no one can miss that has my name on it so when it lands

00:52:31.460 everybody in greenland's like what the hell is happening is he he's going to set up the podium

00:52:36.040 he's already the president of the united states they haven't even sworn him in but he's already the

00:52:40.000 president of the united states is he just going to land set up shop here and go yeah i'm the president

00:52:43.880 of greenland too and it's great nobody said it could be done but i'm the president i mean you know

00:52:50.500 uh so they uh they go and they're just doing he's just doing a podcast um and talking to the people of

00:52:58.240 of greenland now i want to spend a couple of minutes here on the aspect of have you ever heard in

00:53:08.700 business if you're not growing you're dying you know what that means stew yeah you have an example

00:53:15.980 of that um example you're not expanding you're contracting yeah you can't there's no stasis right

00:53:22.700 like you can't just stay in the same spot forever oh we're third place and it's fine and we'll stay

00:53:27.580 there forever now we've done that successfully for yeah we've done that happily you don't want to be

00:53:31.920 number you don't want to be number one and number two is always like we try harder i don't want to

00:53:36.620 try harder i just want to park right there at number three right good that's hard to do it's a

00:53:40.440 real talent to stay there to stay in number three yeah yeah you bet because of course everyone else

00:53:45.500 is trying to grow right so right as they grow you know your your uh share of things tends to go away

00:53:54.140 and uh you fall farther and farther behind me think of you know like something like uh you know

00:53:59.200 blackberry right like they kept they were there they had this big lead no not blackberry pie

00:54:05.040 the uh the device um they had this big lead and they were out ahead of everybody when it came to

00:54:11.780 yeah and they just kind of sat there and and other you know people apple obviously the big one came in

00:54:18.520 and just started taking that share and they could never get it back and they just kept shrinking and

00:54:23.100 i think i think the biggest example of this is kodak when kodak when when digital came out

00:54:32.020 kodak rejected digital one of the guys on the board said we got to get into this digital game

00:54:37.000 that's a fad we're a film company and within two years kodak was done i mean two years kodak was out

00:54:46.320 and interesting if you're not if you're not looking to the future you you you're not doing anything and

00:54:52.240 we are a reactive country yeah everything we do is just reaction that's not a successful country

00:54:59.260 no you want to lead and that's certainly if you want to throw that into the back into the trump

00:55:03.220 world that's exactly what he's trying to do you know he's he wants to drag everyone else into the

00:55:10.020 conversations he wants people to have and he does it and they're not all the time they're not they're

00:55:14.980 not self-serving conversations we talked about panama last last hour that shows he's a strategist

00:55:22.360 he is actually concerned about our uh uh our national security you know when was the last time

00:55:32.200 stew you thought uh a president was bringing something up because he actually truly believed

00:55:40.260 this was in our national security and it wasn't something that was going to benefit all of the

00:55:46.180 cronies you know that are building war machines yeah there's nothing there as far as that goes

00:55:52.260 this would help our economy would help our military if we were able to make this a better situation

00:55:57.260 and even if it is just negotiation just trying to lower the rates of our ships passing through it's

00:56:01.860 not it's not so you think he wants to actually now we operate it essentially or is it just i think

00:56:08.080 he wants it's kicking china out getting good rates and kicking china out he won't rest until china is

00:56:14.260 is out of the panama canal i mean this is a cuban missile crisis kind of thing if if china can take

00:56:21.400 control of the panama canal um we're done how are you going to fight china when all of our ships and

00:56:28.540 all of our supplies are on the east coast and we now have to go from the east coast with all of our

00:56:36.260 ships from the west coast of europe all the way across the atlantic and then down uh you know

00:56:44.080 at the bottom of uh south america then come back up that that's not it's not reasonable we have to

00:56:50.400 have the shortcut of the panama canal that's what we built it for so now to have china doing it can you

00:56:59.180 imagine if the soviet union would have had the panama canal we would have never put up with that

00:57:05.140 no impossible i mean the history of it is is amazing i mean we the only reason panama is a country is

00:57:11.980 because of us first of all wasn't even a it was part of columbia the only reason it's even a country

00:57:17.220 is because we supported a rebellion and then we put our troops there to defend the uh the panamanian

00:57:24.340 government as it was forming france tried to build a panama canal and failed and then we came in

00:57:32.640 and actually did it and it was us who operated it for decades and then stupid jimmy carter uh

00:57:39.380 uh as he as he lays in state today it's not a great time for for this discussion but stupid jimmy

00:57:45.440 carter just gave it to them because they want it because there was this thing at the time was like

00:57:50.280 oh you know the u.s is a little imperial what are they doing i there's some up the people are upset and

00:57:55.400 and i you know we we should as a good gesture of goodwill we should just kind of give it to them and

00:58:03.040 and they'll keep it neutral forever and like okay like i mean so far that that has you know i think

00:58:10.160 been bad for us as a trade but it could be much much much worse and the positions are in place with

00:58:17.300 china having control uh and running the two ports on either side of this thing the conditions are in

00:58:22.820 place for it to be much much worse it's important to get out in front of this and i'm glad he's taking

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00:59:23.320 obama got in what were we six or seven trillion dollars in debt uh this won't last this just won't

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01:01:51.340 uh panama and how strategically important it is but i i want to go back because it's so

01:01:58.040 it's so rare for me to be optimistic um and it's so rare for me to be excited truly excited

01:02:05.920 about something that's happening with our country that's coming out of washington um i mean i stew

01:02:14.160 have you ever known me to be like this we've known each other since what 96 yeah not you're not typically

01:02:21.280 the you don't get excited you kind of just there's a bit of pessimism that's built into watching the

01:02:27.260 world for a few decades and yeah it reflects yeah in your interview sometimes and i have been asking

01:02:33.600 over and over again i have been saying we need a moonshot president this president is making the right

01:02:41.600 calls on look at this just as a business as we started out the hour i said you know you're either

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01:02:59.260 you know the whole thing collapses let me make a buck or two uh and maybe i can help rule the new world

01:03:05.900 where donald trump is coming in and saying that's not inevitable it doesn't have to be that way

01:03:11.100 uh and all we have to do is make some smart things tell me it you know you look at greenland first of

01:03:17.980 all he's not the first president uh to want to buy greenland the first president that wanted to do it

01:03:25.020 i think was buchanan was it buchanan or jackson uh but it was around 1828 or something like that

01:03:33.080 uh and uh he wanted to buy greenland and the congress wouldn't go wouldn't go for it then the next

01:03:40.880 president i think it was truman or eisenhower i think it was truman that offered a hundred million

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01:03:56.020 um and denmark has you know they do have a kind of a claim to it because of you know the vikings the

01:04:02.280 vikings were the first ones to go and settle uh greenland for all of its fun in the snow um and so

01:04:09.700 they've had it since i think officially they took it in the 17 like 1725 or something um and it is

01:04:17.080 rich with minerals it is strategically very very smart when was the last time this country spent

01:04:26.060 i'd offer a trillion dollars and then also everybody who is a citizen you get a percentage

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01:07:06.340 next hour i'm getting into the latest on meta and youtube some things that youtube's like we're an

01:07:13.080 open platform we agree with freedom of speech do you i got a great example uh firsthand example

01:07:21.360 uh about freedom of speech here in america coming up in in just a second so stand by for that but let's

01:07:27.680 let's talk about the state of the overall media um and we've got two examples on this the new york

01:07:34.080 times but let's start with the latest from cnn this is this is such an amazing story about a

01:07:43.140 changing headline not a changing story just a changing headline listen to this exact same story

01:07:49.420 we'll take you on a little journey of cnn.com and the story is basically this is from january 6th

01:07:56.160 from monday so he's you know they're going to certify the election they're covering that basic story

01:08:01.220 so same story all day uh here is the headline at 5 a.m today marks the most stunning comeback

01:08:09.780 in u.s political history okay stop stop true yeah absolutely absolutely headline yeah so january 6th

01:08:20.220 was supposed and this is kind of the story was supposed to be the end of donald trump that there

01:08:24.260 was you know people all blamed him for it at the time and not only he was dead i mean metaphorically

01:08:31.440 at the time in january 6 2020 the guy was politically dead and he's lazarus he's now bigger than he ever

01:08:41.560 has been uh and i can't think of anyone in political history at least in the united states that has had

01:08:49.480 this kind of turnaround yeah i mean so the headline's completely accurate yeah right a good headline

01:08:54.680 for a story about this right but it was written i'm sure by the overnight people who are not part

01:09:01.260 of the in crowd you know and they were doing some actual headline writing journalistically actual

01:09:08.180 headlines so then the then the morning people come in yes 6 a.m the headline changes to trump is more

01:09:15.520 powerful than ever okay i mean uh okay true you could kind of still argue i mean he's not president

01:09:21.740 of the united states currently so but he will be soon and you could argue he's maybe at the peak of

01:09:26.860 his powers like i i mean i think it has different meanings for both sides right you might have your

01:09:32.220 that's a headline right that's a headline if you're a supporter you go yeah that's true if you're a

01:09:37.360 negative you look at that and go yeah and that's concerning yeah that's scary it's getting a little

01:09:41.840 scary it's no longer a stunning comeback it's now like it could be kind of scary to at least half the

01:09:47.480 country okay correct that's six so still a valid headline yeah but now they've added the negativity

01:09:52.940 yeah okay 8 a.m comes and the same story the headline is now the message trump sends by inciting a riot

01:10:01.620 and regaining power so again he's still the power story is still in there story but now nothing is

01:10:08.740 nothing's changed in the story right right i think there were occasional updates to the story as the

01:10:14.020 day went on but it's the same it's the same story same basics yeah bone structure of the story and

01:10:19.860 they've changed it from a hey wow look how this has turned around in four years to now he incited a

01:10:29.460 riot and somehow or another he's finagled himself back into power what is that gonna teach our children

01:10:36.120 right right like okay now it's like a moral play right like they've come out they've turned this

01:10:41.600 into right they've made a judgment they've called uh he they've put held him responsible for january 6th

01:10:49.180 the riot without ever charging right without ever charging again like there are some people who make

01:10:54.740 the argument he had some culpability there but like sure sure that's certainly a judgment that you make

01:10:59.540 most of the country i think as we saw in the election if they believed he was responsible for that

01:11:03.960 right he wouldn't have been elected right like they don't believe it was an 11 point swing i think

01:11:09.140 cnn on its own air by the way harry enton highlighted that only like five percent of people

01:11:14.060 um identify january 6th as the most important part of the trump presidency the first term five percent

01:11:20.640 right five this is a massive mistake on their front correct to highlight this all the time to try to

01:11:25.700 make this the issue to defeat donald trump didn't work but yet that's where they are and then it ends up

01:11:31.400 with this four years after his supporters invaded the u.s capital trump is more powerful than ever

01:11:39.440 oh stew wow cnn doesn't use the word invade very often right like when 10 million people cross the

01:11:49.740 southern border they're like it's not an invasion that's racist to call it an invasion yeah but when

01:11:55.640 there's 400 people inside the u.s capital 300 of which are grandparents like not knowing where they

01:12:01.500 are uh that is now apparently an invasion and it's funny if this isn't the story of the elites i don't

01:12:10.540 know what is you got the overnight people that are writing a story they do a good headline then the

01:12:15.800 morning people come in and they're like that's i mean we gotta have let's let's make sure we're not

01:12:22.000 forgetting who brought us to the party they all hate trump so let's at least balance it a little

01:12:27.660 bit and give it a dual meaning okay fair all right then eight o'clock comes the third headline who's in

01:12:34.740 their car at eight o'clock or just arriving at the office at eight o'clock all of the higher ups all of

01:12:41.780 all of the big wigs are in and they're driving in or getting up in the morning and they're hearing you

01:12:47.160 are reading that headline that has just been changed already and they're like what the hell

01:12:52.180 no it can't be that and then as the day goes on they just become more and more solid as more and

01:13:00.340 more elites come in and go i cannot believe we are selling our souls i can't believe we're not talking

01:13:06.560 about the invasion and how this man started and brought us to our knees i mean it's crazy what a

01:13:13.680 great example of of how the elites work it's totally true it's the way the media works and

01:13:20.100 and you also see sort of a preview of how this is going to go right like if you think there's going

01:13:25.360 to be this big mea culpa or some sort of self-reflection i don't think any of that seems to be coming it

01:13:31.600 does seem to be coming you mentioned meta before like you could make the argument that some of those

01:13:35.820 companies are doing it the you know i think it was mcdonald's today announced a big like reversal on

01:13:41.600 their dei policies so there is a lot of that happening but i don't think it's happening over

01:13:46.320 at cnn all right so can i ask you kind of let me say something about that mcdonald's thing okay this

01:13:53.920 again is a sign that our republic is sick okay i've told you in the past when the roles were reversed

01:14:03.020 that no person should be afraid of the president of the united states okay no business should be afraid

01:14:13.980 of the president of the united states or congress unless you know you're in the crack business

01:14:19.880 then maybe you should um you know hey i you know i'm in the murder business i you know i i don't like

01:14:28.000 to change policies but we've got somebody who's strongly against murder okay that would change

01:14:33.800 but our republic is so out of balance where the where a company like mcdonald's because the power

01:14:42.820 center was saying you need to do this and teach all of these things not passing laws just pressure

01:14:50.660 they change their business practices then when the winds change they change back that shows you

01:14:59.120 these companies have no principles at all stew have we changed anything in our broadcast with an

01:15:08.120 exception of being more careful on comedy in 30 years have we made any big changes because we were

01:15:16.800 afraid of the government no no i don't think so right no um we wanted to make sure that we were doing

01:15:24.200 the best business practices so you know companies like or people like media matters couldn't just put

01:15:30.720 us i didn't want to do them give them any gifts you know by saying things through comedy that would

01:15:36.380 kill us overnight um we haven't changed anything you don't change you are who you are you're a company that

01:15:44.360 is a builds a product or makes a product you believe in that product you make it the best and it has

01:15:51.220 nothing to do with politics when these companies are flip-flopping this dramatically it shows we are way

01:15:58.820 out of whack that should never happen in america that's what happens in fascistic or authoritarian states

01:16:06.260 not the united states of america now let me go back to the second story here this one's from the new

01:16:11.660 york times listen to this headline and tell me tell me of a more shocking uh headline uh than this

01:16:25.180 what is the uk grooming gang scandal that's been seized on by elon musk what an incredible headline

01:16:37.760 okay they're they are admitting in the first part of that headline that their audience is not aware

01:16:45.840 of the groom the grooming gangs story in uk which has been brewing for a decade okay it has been in

01:16:53.420 the news over and over again in fact it is what tommy robinson and all of these people that they've

01:16:59.020 said is nazis they're nazis this is the reason why they've been called nazis okay the grooming gangs

01:17:06.740 so they are admitting the new york times is admitting you as a reader probably don't know

01:17:13.360 anything about this okay because it's no big deal it's just about nazis okay so they're saying we

01:17:22.060 haven't covered it and if we have you wouldn't understand it this way because we suck at our job

01:17:28.740 then they make the story which is about the sexual molestation by uh by let's be honest um muslim

01:17:39.880 crazy uh migrants that have come in and are raping the children and grooming the children

01:17:49.220 okay okay that story is now being seized on by elon musk inferring that he's only doing this for more

01:18:02.820 power he's only he's taken this little story that you don't haven't even heard because it's not the

01:18:11.100 story of grooming children and elon musk is using this to gain more power

01:18:17.880 how evil and out of touch can these people be they don't have a problem i mean i have a problem with

01:18:27.440 the diddy thing does anybody else still have a problem with that i have a problem well i mean i

01:18:32.320 have two problems did you see when beyonce came out on the stage for whatever playoff game that was

01:18:37.160 christmas i think it was um and she came out in a big cowboy hat and she was doing country i'm like

01:18:42.480 oh dear god this is not country um anyway uh so i have a problem with that but why was she allowed to

01:18:49.780 do a huge uh uh halftime show beyonce when her husband is uh you know you remember uh uh louis ck

01:19:02.680 he got permission from women to touch himself in front of them all right but he couldn't perform

01:19:10.240 he can't perform well i mean he could perform but that's in a different way he you got to get him

01:19:15.540 off television you got to get him out okay it's so bad beyonce's husband is accused of raping

01:19:25.720 children blackmailing all kinds of people and having these huge baby oil parties that were

01:19:34.800 called diddy parties that apparently everybody knew about there's no way everybody knew about him but

01:19:40.000 beyonce didn't well you're talking about jay-z or you're talking wait you're talking about jay-z

01:19:44.560 sorry sorry sorry jay-z is the guy the guy with the sex party jay-z is the one married to beyonce

01:19:49.480 right so right but but jay-z is also involved in the diddy sex parties is he not there was some

01:19:57.180 accusation i think about that yeah i haven't followed it all that closely but yeah i think

01:20:01.120 there was some all right but there's there's no way she didn't know about those sex parties

01:20:06.160 no way no way if the accusations are true

01:20:08.860 yes i mean i'm not going to try them i'm not saying put them in jail without a trial

01:20:18.260 but i mean i think we can we can look at stories and go hey i don't have all the details about

01:20:24.220 ebstein but uh the guys that were hanging out with ebstein a lot probably were involved or at least

01:20:33.460 knew about this and what cool i just i think again i'm not just trying to cover ourselves from beyonce's

01:20:38.760 lawyers i i think it is important to make a distinction from a guy who's in prison currently

01:20:42.780 another guy who's had one accusation against him correct okay so this story is happening here

01:20:49.740 and abroad there is something to say about uh well i better not say this out of context because it will

01:20:58.380 be taken out of context and misunderstood so let me let me take a quick break and i'll come back and

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01:29:39.760 Let's talk a little bit about Zuckerberg and what happened yesterday.

01:29:43.920 I mean, I think it was the Babylon Bee that said, this is so, it's not even comedy.

01:29:49.480 It's just true.

01:29:50.680 Guy who said Facebook was not suppressing free speech announces Facebook will stop suppressing free speech.

01:29:57.020 That's the Babylon Bee.

01:29:59.220 Yeah, that's exactly what happened.

01:30:01.260 It's exactly what happened.

01:30:02.580 And there's a couple of things on this that I think are important.

01:30:07.260 One of which is, do you believe him?

01:30:18.080 You know, if I were to be really generous, I would say that perhaps my first impression of Mark Zuckerberg when I met him was correct.

01:30:34.220 Except he doesn't know how out of step he is because he lives in a world where everyone is out of step.

01:30:44.700 You know what I mean?

01:30:45.600 If you live in Silicon Valley and you're in his world and you're running his company surrounded by a bunch of liberals, Marxist people that just don't believe in, you know, they just look at America in a different way and freedom in a different way, et cetera, et cetera.

01:31:01.560 You might, you might, you might be the most conservative person there, but when you get into a room with real conservatives or in a red state, they all look at you and go, you're not conservative, dude.

01:31:12.400 You know what I mean?

01:31:13.880 It's like when people move from California, they're like, I'm conservative.

01:31:17.520 Well, are you really?

01:31:18.560 Really?

01:31:19.500 I mean, you might have been crazy conservative in California, but that still probably makes you a liberal in Texas, you know?

01:31:30.000 And so is he, is he changing or is he just doing this just for, you know, to fit in and make sure that he can get some AR and VR money from the United States government?

01:31:44.840 That's a possibility.

01:31:46.080 And I'm sure that probably played a role.

01:31:48.200 And is it possible?

01:31:49.340 And what do you think of this idea, Stu, that, that maybe he's just growing up?

01:31:53.360 I mean, he's a young guy.

01:31:54.860 How old is he?

01:31:55.580 30?

01:31:56.020 I think he's 40 or 39, 40, something like that.

01:31:59.420 I bet it is an interesting thought in that a lot of people go from really far left to center or right in the process of 20 years.

01:32:10.160 I mean, because he's been in our lives for so long, basically since college, right, with Facebook, you kind of forget that he's, you know, he's only, you know, 40 years old or so.

01:32:21.080 So, I mean, maybe it's possible he's having an awakening.

01:32:23.800 It's not Bill Gates who is now, I don't know, 900 years old and just entrenched in his viewpoint of, you know, maybe, maybe the Malthusians were right.

01:32:38.220 You know?

01:32:39.100 Yeah.

01:32:39.300 And when I met him, I did have the impression of him that he wanted to do the right thing.

01:32:48.080 He just didn't have anyone around him that understood the right thing.

01:32:54.020 You know what I mean?

01:32:55.040 Yeah.

01:32:55.420 Does that make sense?

01:32:55.860 They just, it was not in his daily conversation.

01:33:00.420 It just, he was not around those guys.

01:33:02.380 Yeah.

01:33:02.700 And it's kind of interesting, too.

01:33:03.640 If you go back, there's the Ben Mesrick book that was, the movie The Social Network was based off of.

01:33:08.840 And if you read that book, you kind of come up with a person who seems a little more, like, he really wanted free speech, right?

01:33:17.440 Like, that's what he wanted at that time.

01:33:19.380 Now, again, I think there's been a lot of evidence to the opposition of that in the last 20 years.

01:33:28.740 But you could see, there is a theoretical arc that could be explainable, where someone who started out with these big ideas, big aspirations, I want everyone in the world to be able to communicate and all those things.

01:33:40.000 You get really, really rich.

01:33:41.480 You sit back and you think, well, maybe, you know, this is the way the world is.

01:33:45.180 Everyone's around me telling me we need to, you know, suppress this and stop that.

01:33:49.260 And I got to play the game.

01:33:50.320 And you could see how that might happen through your 20s and 30s.

01:33:53.200 And maybe you get to a point where, hey, I'm a multi-billionaire, the world's changing, why not go back to the way I, you know, the way we started, in his eyes.

01:34:03.320 Again, this isn't exactly how I see it, but you could see that as an arc that is believable.

01:34:08.640 And I think, you know, a lot of us would go back to our early days with Elon Musk showing some conservative views.

01:34:15.460 And we were probably, I know I was, very skeptical of that at the time, and it seems to be real.

01:34:21.160 Oh, I'm not skeptical of that now.

01:34:23.360 I was with you on that, but I'm still skeptical of Elon Musk.

01:34:26.720 I don't know what his long-term intentions are, you know?

01:34:30.300 Sure.

01:34:30.660 I think he believes in freedom of speech, where I wasn't sure at the beginning, but I am now.

01:34:35.620 He's convinced me, though, with his actions over the past few years that this is real.

01:34:40.520 Like, I still don't agree with him on a lot of things, you know, and certainly the climate is one of them.

01:34:45.460 But, like, I think this, where he is, it's a real thing.

01:34:48.780 A lot of it's transition.

01:34:50.400 A lot of it's probably things he kind of had nuggets of believing, but never really expressed.

01:34:56.160 And, you know, the Trump era, if nothing else, seems to, at least this time, be giving people the courage to say those things that they actually had kernels of belief of.

01:35:08.720 That's a good thing.

01:35:10.200 That's a really good thing.

01:35:11.980 These billionaires are so different now, aren't they?

01:35:14.180 I mean, Elon Musk, he's just a different kind of guy.

01:35:20.100 You know, to be really, really, really super rich, he had to, you know, build the train system, you know, and play, you know, and you were a stuffed shirt and you had all the trappings.

01:35:30.900 These guys, you look at Elon Musk, he's like a guy you could hang out with.

01:35:34.540 You look at Mark Zuckerberg.

01:35:36.420 He walks into a store next to you.

01:35:38.720 You don't think anything.

01:35:40.340 It doesn't scream, you know, the way he's dressed or anything else.

01:35:43.320 It doesn't scream billionaire.

01:35:44.440 Unless you look really close at his watch.

01:35:46.580 Then you might.

01:35:47.980 I did see that.

01:35:49.040 Did you see this?

01:35:49.560 Because in this video he did yesterday, somebody caught it.

01:35:52.500 I don't know who it was.

01:35:53.240 But the watch he's wearing, and you tell me, Glenn, because you know watches.

01:35:57.360 But it's like a $900,000 watch?

01:36:01.580 Yeah, yeah.

01:36:02.700 So this is a watch brand like Patek Philippe is the brand that anybody who knows watches would go.

01:36:13.020 That is the pinnacle of watches, okay?

01:36:15.720 And they make $250,000 to $2 million watches because of their complications.

01:36:22.040 But they're not like this brand.

01:36:26.260 They'll make 50,000 to 70,000 watches.

01:36:30.160 And they're hand-assembled, and some of them are handmade, et cetera, et cetera.

01:36:34.640 But the watch he was wearing, this is an amazing fact.

01:36:38.600 The watch that he was wearing yesterday is 100% handmade, okay?

01:36:44.120 Every gear, every screw, everything handmade.

01:36:49.160 And because it's so complicated, it's a tourbillion, which do you know what that is?

01:36:55.280 This is an amazing thing.

01:36:56.600 They're useless now.

01:36:59.760 They were made, you know, we couldn't navigate the world until we had a clock.

01:37:04.780 Our maps are in degrees and time, okay?

01:37:08.780 So you couldn't navigate the world until we had a stable clock.

01:37:13.940 Well, the problem with stable clocks on a ship back then was, you know, it was a grandfather clock.

01:37:19.960 So as everything was, the boat was shifting, you know, the time would speed up or slow down, and it would all be screwed up.

01:37:25.780 So you didn't have good time.

01:37:28.060 So they needed to make a watch, not a watch.

01:37:31.560 Originally, it was just a clock, but then it became a watch with what's called a tourbillion.

01:37:38.460 It's an engine of the watch that can actually spin inside 360 degrees.

01:37:45.560 So when, for instance, when you have, this is the old way we used to have watches.

01:37:50.000 When you had a pocket watch, you didn't need one because it would always be with a 6 p.m. down in your pocket or near, okay?

01:38:00.960 So it was relatively stable to keep time for you.

01:38:04.500 But a wristwatch, you're constantly moving it, okay?

01:38:09.700 And so it would screw things up.

01:38:12.040 So you needed a little engine in a cage that could be able to turn so it was always, no matter how it was moving, the time would be consistent.

01:38:23.820 No gravitational force would affect it, okay?

01:38:27.180 It's an amazing thing.

01:38:28.280 And they're really difficult and only in very expensive watches.

01:38:33.400 That watch has a tourbillion, but it is also handmade, everything handmade.

01:38:39.700 Do you know how long it takes to make the watch that he was wearing?

01:38:42.520 This will blow your mind.

01:38:43.740 No, how long?

01:38:45.880 Okay.

01:38:46.320 You think of a watch, what would be a long time to make a watch, do you think?

01:38:50.300 I mean, six months to a year would be...

01:38:54.360 Right, you would think.

01:38:55.180 A long time to work, yeah.

01:38:56.400 That watch takes six years to make.

01:39:02.980 Six years.

01:39:04.920 How many watches does this company make?

01:39:08.560 I can't remember.

01:39:10.620 It's...

01:39:10.980 Not a lot, obviously.

01:39:12.260 No, it's...

01:39:14.040 I don't know.

01:39:15.380 Maybe under a thousand, I think.

01:39:17.360 It's got to be, right?

01:39:19.960 I mean, first of all, at $900,000 a watch, there's probably not a massive market for them.

01:39:24.080 Yeah, I think that they make like $100,000, $150,000.

01:39:27.620 I can't...

01:39:28.760 Let me see.

01:39:29.000 Yeah, especially if you're only building one-sixth of a watch a year.

01:39:33.020 Yeah, they make 150 watches, no more than 150 watches a year.

01:39:37.100 Wow.

01:39:37.500 So, the clientele is very, very, very small.

01:39:41.740 Yeah.

01:39:42.280 But it's for somebody who wants...

01:39:44.220 It's somebody who appreciates truly handmade, hand-built, and can appreciate the...

01:39:52.200 I mean, they...

01:39:53.160 This company says they don't make watches, they make art.

01:39:56.140 And they do.

01:39:57.720 There is an art to cars, you know, that are really built right, and everything is just

01:40:05.200 special in its own way, and then a car.

01:40:08.560 You know what I mean?

01:40:09.160 There's a difference.

01:40:10.480 Yeah.

01:40:10.860 And if you have his kind of money, I guess, why not?

01:40:14.060 Yeah.

01:40:14.280 And I, by the way, have no problem with a guy in Mark Zuckerberg's position buying a

01:40:19.100 $900,000 watch.

01:40:20.280 First of all, it means absolutely nothing to him.

01:40:21.960 He's got all this, you know, all the money in the world.

01:40:23.680 Correct.

01:40:23.840 He's got to buy the stuff that he wants.

01:40:25.440 Correct.

01:40:26.020 I, you know, and I hope this is a beginning of a period where maybe we're not getting

01:40:30.540 preached to about it.

01:40:32.520 And, you know, the people wearing the $900,000 watches are talking to us about incoming inequality.

01:40:38.300 That I can't take.

01:40:38.840 When I saw that, I wondered, what was the take from people?

01:40:45.620 Why was this such a big deal to people?

01:40:47.940 Because I was curious because I know the brand.

01:40:50.860 I know the watch.

01:40:51.760 Yeah.

01:40:52.240 You're watching it.

01:40:53.080 And, you know, I'm a watch nerd.

01:40:55.140 And so it's, it was cool.

01:40:57.380 But my question is, how was the, how do you, why do you think this was important?

01:41:03.340 Was it watch nerds or was it people who are gatekeepers on wealth?

01:41:07.920 I think it's more, I think it's more of look at these elitists.

01:41:11.980 You know, we hear, especially from people, especially from, I mean, the right is going

01:41:16.380 to complain about this every single time that someone on the left does it, who's preaching

01:41:20.400 about income inequality and telling you how you should be spending your money and how you're

01:41:25.100 doing the wrong things.

01:41:26.240 And then they spend $900,000 on a watch that the hypocrisy was big on the right.

01:41:32.200 Yes.

01:41:32.760 As you know, on the left, it's like, you know, there is, especially with Zuckerberg now

01:41:38.420 taking a position the left doesn't like, right?

01:41:41.700 Like he is showing disloyalty to the cause here, Glenn, even just saying these things,

01:41:47.060 even if he doesn't mean it, the fact that he would acknowledge that now you can debate

01:41:51.560 gender on Facebook, I mean, that was a very specific thing and something where he is taking

01:41:59.220 a stand, not just in a generic, like, Hey, we should be more open to free speech, but saying

01:42:03.900 like, we've been too restrictive about this particular conversation that the left says is medical

01:42:10.040 science and the right says, wait a minute, what are you talking about? A boy can't become a girl

01:42:14.300 with a few magic words that he specifically cited that in the video. And to acknowledge something

01:42:20.000 like that, he is now a bad, he's going to be seen as a traitor like Elon Musk is.

01:42:24.780 Yeah. Yeah. Uh, and, uh, he may think that it won't affect him, but it'll be interesting to

01:42:32.000 watch him, uh, how he threads this, uh, this needle. I mean, Elon Musk, I'm sure he never thought

01:42:37.640 the left would abandon him, you know, he was, I'm sure he was completely confused by that because

01:42:43.660 he was just talking common sense. Um, and you know, as the founder of Facebook, you've been around

01:42:50.760 that, that kill squad yourself. Uh, I bet he's never thought he could turn on him, but it'll be

01:42:56.720 interesting to watch. Um, I want to give you a great example of what you just said, um, on how you

01:43:03.140 couldn't talk about gender. And now YouTube comes out and they said, we don't have to do

01:43:09.560 any of these things. We're a free speech platform already. Oh, really? Are you YouTube? We'll go

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01:45:44.500 of YouTube has come out and, you know, described YouTube as a bastion of free speech where the

01:45:52.220 world's most pressing debates can thrive, uh, because it's an open platform. It doesn't,

01:45:58.100 it doesn't mean that anything goes, but just about anything goes well, does it, we have been trying

01:46:04.660 to figure out why, uh, a particular podcast that I did, um, uh, with, uh, Oh, what's his name?

01:46:14.500 We had him on. He was in the week of Christmas. He's this extraordinary guy, a black kid. He's 25

01:46:22.740 years old now who is just changing his, his whole town. Um, he's extraordinary. And we saw that it

01:46:31.580 performed very, very poorly. And I thought, why did this? Cause it was, it's so uplifting, so hopeful.

01:46:37.220 And, uh, maybe it was because he wasn't a known name. Maybe that was it. Well, we started to do

01:46:44.320 digging, uh, and we found out that we had been demonetized. And when you're demonetized,

01:46:50.740 uh, for an episode, it means it doesn't, it bypasses the algorithm. So it's not pushed out.

01:46:57.860 It not only loses money, uh, you can't charge ads, which I don't really care. Um, but it also,

01:47:04.840 it does, it doesn't expand. There's nothing behind it to push it out. So when this thing got,

01:47:12.400 I don't know, 40,000 views, I'm like, what the, why we find out that they demonetized us

01:47:20.020 and kicked us out of the algorithm. Why? Because a warning trigger warning, I'm going to use a word

01:47:28.820 that is not friendly. He was speaking about how he had been treated by the left as his words, not mine,

01:47:40.480 a coon. Okay. Horrible, horrible. Now, if I'm saying that word and I'm saying it that and calling him

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01:48:12.080 and shocking to him. Why were we demonetized? Because a black man used that word that was used

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01:49:55.100 Hello, America. Stations, just a, uh, a show note here. We're going to take our next break

01:50:24.000 extraordinarily early. Um, we have to take a network break, but our guest, Charlie Kirk could

01:50:29.960 not, uh, join us until, uh, the time we normally take a break. So we're going to take the break here

01:50:34.720 in just a couple of minutes and then, uh, spend the last 20 minutes with Charlie Kirk. Um, Charlie

01:50:39.420 was in Greenland, uh, yesterday. Uh, I mean, assuming that this came out in real time, he was

01:50:45.380 there yesterday, uh, with Donald Trump Jr. And, uh, I just want to get the feel on what, what's

01:50:55.660 really happening there. Uh, Charlie is, Charlie's an amazing guy. Um, uh, he is extraordinarily

01:51:04.820 young. I think he's now in his thirties, but when he started, he was, you know, he was in

01:51:10.220 college. Um, and he has now become, I think, uh, a real power broker, uh, in Washington,

01:51:18.980 D.C. And, uh, that kind of success at that age can really make you into an egomaniac, uh,

01:51:27.980 and could really cause some real problems. Uh, you could become a real danger. And Charlie

01:51:33.500 is level-headed. Um, he really, uh, lives his faith, um, and tries to remain humble.

01:51:44.380 And, uh, he is, um, I have a great deal of respect for Charlie. He would be, uh, he would

01:51:51.960 be, since I was in the hospital yesterday with a blood clot, which was nothing by the

01:51:55.360 way, you know, I was thinking as I'm driving there, who's going to do the show? Cause it's

01:51:59.260 not going to be Stu. Uh, so maybe it's Charlie. So, uh, he would be a guy, he would be a guy.

01:52:06.840 Well, I'm just saying Stu, I mean, Charlie and Stu, it could work, could work, could work.

01:52:11.760 It sounds like we're a 1940s, like traveling, uh, act. It's Charlie and Stu.

01:52:18.460 Oh, like we're going to have canes and like hats. Yeah, I know. WC fields. Yeah. It would

01:52:29.860 be great. It would be great. Uh, you know, bring vaudeville back. Yeah. Anyway, um, he's

01:52:34.420 a really good guy and he's going to be joining us here in just a second. Tell us what happened

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01:54:13.140 Beck. Well, I guess we'll give you a minute to let all that sink in. More Glenn Beck coming up.

01:54:30.180 You know, the best things about growing older is you're able to watch people grow and come into

01:54:48.600 the business and, uh, witness the mistakes and how they pick themselves back up and how they do things

01:54:55.420 and what they really turn into as they grow. Charlie Kirk is a guy I've been watching for a

01:55:00.220 very long time and is really remarkable, uh, has his head on, right, uh, is playing a very big role

01:55:09.860 and, and none of it is going to his head, uh, at least that I have seen. And that is extraordinarily

01:55:16.080 difficult when you are as young as he is and up against so much power and fame all around you.

01:55:22.560 Charlie Kirk was in, uh, Greenland yesterday. He joins me now. Hello, Charlie.

01:55:28.000 Hey Glenn. Honored to be here. And I got to tell you that that is a introduction. I never thought

01:55:31.760 I'd get in my life. Charlie Kirk was in Greenland yesterday. So, uh, honored to be here.

01:55:37.480 And, uh, it doesn't usually happen unless like your plane is having an emergency, you know?

01:55:43.420 No, that's right. Yeah. It's not always a destination, but, but Glenn, you're, you're a friend

01:55:47.340 and a teacher and a mentor and honored by those words. Thank you.

01:55:50.480 Yeah. So, so, uh, how did this come about? You just get a call from Don jr. He's like,

01:55:55.920 Hey, let's go to Greenland. Yeah. You know, it was in the news cycle and, and Don's a big

01:56:00.780 outdoorsman and I'm very close friends with him. And he said, Hey, you know, before the new

01:56:05.740 administration comes in, he said, why don't I just go do a trip to Greenland and just kind

01:56:09.700 of go get to know the culture and get to see what's going on there. And one thing led to the

01:56:14.520 other. And I was invited on this and took Trump force one in the middle of the night and flew

01:56:19.960 all the way up to nook. Uh, you can only land within, uh, their little window of daylight there.

01:56:25.180 The sun rises at 11 AM, uh, and it sets at three 30. So for all of you listening right now in

01:56:30.620 Minneapolis or Chicago, do you think you have it bad? You have no idea. Uh, it could get even worse,

01:56:36.060 but I got to say, Glenn, I was blown away at the worldwide movement that, um, that MAGA has

01:56:43.120 created. We were met by hundreds of people, people in MAGA hats on in the streets of nook people that

01:56:50.000 love America, that will be part of America. And Don wanted to go. And I wanted to go also to just

01:56:55.360 learn what, what, what is Greenland's place in the world? You know, what does it have to offer?

01:56:59.980 First of all, striking beauty. There's only one state that I think compares and that would be Alaska.

01:57:04.480 I mean, it's breathtaking, Glenn. You would love it. I mean, the pictures don't do it justice. I'm

01:57:10.300 talking about untouched, serene beauty. Uh, that's number one. Number two, incredible natural

01:57:16.440 resources that the current Danish government who controls Greenland does not allow locals to

01:57:21.480 exploit or use or take advantage of. I'm talking about resources we might not even be aware of,

01:57:26.840 but they have gold, they have rubies, they have oil, natural gas, just remarkable. And number three,

01:57:31.340 which I think is the rare earth minerals. They, they, they, it is wildly, but you know, the, the

01:57:37.920 problem is Denmark won't let them do anything. Well, United States won't let Alaska do anything

01:57:43.020 either. I mean, we're taking advantage of some of it, but you know, we, I think this is the best

01:57:48.820 investment America could make in my lifetime. I think this would be a great investment, but it

01:57:54.960 would take a Donald Trump to let us actually use it responsibly too. Totally. And I mean,

01:58:00.560 thankfully with president Trump, I think we'll get Anwar back in Alaska. And so, but what I also saw

01:58:05.800 though, is that the people of Greenland, they can't stand Denmark. They, they think that the

01:58:10.780 Danes mistreat them, take advantage of them, and they want to be part of America. And if this deal

01:58:16.140 were to be brokered, which, you know, I just looking at now as a tourist coming there and back,

01:58:20.340 I think it's, it's totally possible, especially with president Trump coming in, this would be

01:58:24.940 such a net benefit for the United States for national security reasons. The Arctic is becoming

01:58:29.860 an increasing hot center with China and Russia. We're seeing, and Canada has let Russia just walk

01:58:37.340 all over the Arctic circle. That's right. Exactly. Exactly. And the people are wonderful. I mean,

01:58:43.320 we also went to a cultural center, Glenn, kind of their local museum, and they had drawings and pictures

01:58:49.000 of people, you know, 600 years ago before any heating obviously existed that were able to

01:58:55.000 survive in these winters. I mean, there are very tough people that have been through a lot.

01:58:58.860 That's a largely forgotten, um, Island. And now it's one of the talks of the world. And I think

01:59:04.260 that's just really exciting. And I think if, if again, if the deal were to be brokered, only president

01:59:09.140 Trump could do it. And Denmark is not utilizing it. Instead, they're actually, I think, harming the great

01:59:15.840 people of Nook and Greenland. And hey, one day we might have lots of nonstop flights from New York

01:59:22.200 and Chicago to Nook. And I would love to welcome the people of Greenland in the United States of

01:59:27.400 America. It would be interesting because the real obstacle here is, uh, Denmark. They have, you know,

01:59:33.100 we've tried to buy Greenland several times, you know, back in the 1800s, it began. Um, and Denmark is

01:59:39.640 no, no, no, no, no. Um, but you know, a trillion dollars, we've given a trillion dollars away to the

01:59:46.000 banks. Uh, this would be the best expenditure of a trillion to a trillion and a half dollars that

01:59:53.880 America could, could make. That's a real investment. Um, but do you think the Danes would be interested

02:00:00.880 at all? Well, again, it's, it's the art of the deal, right? So just kind of thinking out loud here,

02:00:05.660 number one, how much of a say to the Danes actually have, we pay for all their military

02:00:09.060 defense basically through NATO. We're the ones that are keeping, you know, Putin at bay. We're

02:00:13.740 the ones that continue to fund all of these military bases throughout Europe. So maybe it's time that

02:00:18.080 we flex a little bit of that muscle and use some of that leverage of all of these blank checks that

02:00:22.740 we've been writing all throughout Europe. That's number one. Number two though, is that Denmark is not

02:00:27.620 even using the natural resources that are at their disposal to be able to guess what? Make Europe no

02:00:33.560 longer dependent on Russian oil. I mean, to make Europe no longer dependent on Middle Eastern oil.

02:00:39.060 So what you have is this incredible reservoir of oil and natural gas that is much closer in

02:00:44.880 approximation to Europe than any of the other places they get oil from. And then, and then finally,

02:00:49.940 I think you, you know, make this astute point. Denmark is nowhere near as wealthy of a country as

02:00:54.800 America. Um, and the people, and this is the final kicker, the people of Greenland do not like

02:01:01.020 their current rulers. If it was held to a vote, they would vote to leave Denmark. In fact, you saw

02:01:06.620 the Greenlandic prime minister in the news saying, we want our independence. We no longer want to be

02:01:11.520 part of this. We want to be our own sovereign nation. That's a great first step. That means they

02:01:15.260 want to break free of the shackles of the Danish government who mistreat them. And Glenn, you would

02:01:20.980 really appreciate this. There were young, um, people of Nook. I'm talking 18, 19, 20 years old that

02:01:26.460 follow us on Tik TOK and follow us and their fans. And they said, when we go to Copenhagen, which is

02:01:31.440 our, you know, we are mistreated. We are called racist work. They're, they're, they're racist. They

02:01:36.240 don't like us. They say, get out of Copenhagen, go back to your home. Nook. But when we meet Americans,

02:01:41.320 we get, we are treated like human beings that have opportunity. And isn't that the American story?

02:01:46.380 We don't care about where you're from. We, we, we care about your potential. And they finally said

02:01:51.300 this, they said the nicest people that ever come to Greenland on the planet are always Americans.

02:01:55.520 They said they always come and they're so warm. And they said the Europeans, they don't want

02:02:00.340 anything to do with us. And so there's a lot here, Glenn. It's not as if that these people are

02:02:04.320 thrilled with their current, uh, relationship with Denmark. And I think this deal could be

02:02:09.220 brokered and it would, it would exponentially benefit the United States of America.

02:02:14.020 So, um, you know, the things that Donald Trump is talking about now, Greenland, he is absolutely

02:02:19.820 serious about that. And he should be, I think it would be a tremendous, I mean, that's a moonshot.

02:02:25.100 That's, that's a president looking to the future. And the same with Panama Canal. Panama Canal is in

02:02:32.140 the hands of China right now. And this is a Cuban missile crisis kind of scenario that I haven't

02:02:39.100 heard anybody talk about until Donald Trump. Um, it is true national security. Um, Canada,

02:02:47.500 I think he's just trolling Canada and negotiating, you know, he's serious about the border,

02:02:52.620 but what a great way to say, instead of saying, I'm going to, I am going to rake your people over

02:02:58.600 the coals with, uh, with, uh, all kinds of tariffs. If you don't stop what's happening on

02:03:03.960 the border, instead saying, you know, trolling Trudeau at the same time saying, Hey, why don't

02:03:09.440 you join the family, man? We'd love you. We, we already love you. Let's just come together.

02:03:13.620 I mean, brilliant strategy, I think. Yeah. And, and look, the Canadian thing, to be honest,

02:03:19.340 as an American going, I don't know if I want all of Canada. Uh, I don't either. And if they want to

02:03:22.860 buy Minnesota, I'll sell it to them for a cup of coffee and maybe a half a sandwich.

02:03:27.120 Exactly. I think we could trade Alberta for Minnesota. That would, that would be a great,

02:03:30.520 it'd be great. I love the people of Minnesota, but, uh, the Minneapolis is not great. Edmonton is

02:03:35.920 great too, by the way, tons of natural resources and wonderful people. But, uh, look, the Panama

02:03:40.000 canal, we could talk extensively about that. That, that, I mean, the president is as serious

02:03:43.960 as sin on that one. That, that is, that is the choke point right now. We built it America. A

02:03:49.460 lot of Americans died building it. We never should have given away control of it. It's what connects

02:03:53.800 two hemispheres together. Uh, and look, the Chinese are trying to build another canal right now,

02:03:58.900 um, in a neighboring country because, you know, they're afraid that America might actually take

02:04:03.600 back control of the Panama canal. So, uh, Greenland plus Panama would strengthen the Northern

02:04:08.960 hemisphere, our hemisphere here, the Western hemisphere would strengthen it in a way for

02:04:13.600 generations to come, especially as we are seeing the rise of the belligerent Chinese communist party.

02:04:18.700 I haven't been able to get ahold of Mr. Rand or McNally. Can the president just say it's going to be

02:04:24.740 the Gulf of America? You know, that's a really interesting question. The answer is yes. So

02:04:29.180 there's these boards and commissions that rarely get any of attention. You might remember Obama went

02:04:34.620 through one of those boards and commissions and renamed Mount McKinley to Denali. Um, and so it's

02:04:40.520 just, it's just a naming commission and the president has full authority of who sits on them.

02:04:44.580 And so the president is probably going to put five or six loyalists there and rename the Gulf of

02:04:49.060 Mexico to the Gulf of America. I love that. By the way, more of our coastline is there. Why is it that

02:04:53.740 we named it the Gulf of Mexico? So that one's getting done out of all the ones, it is going to be the Gulf

02:04:58.400 of America and, uh, president Trump that we wanted many legacies. So Charlie, what is your role? Are

02:05:05.540 you, I mean, do you, are you part of the transition committee or are you just kind of just, you know,

02:05:12.040 there from time to time? And my, my title is a friend of the president, friend of the president.

02:05:17.740 No, I'm just here to be helpful. I'm still running turning points, still doing the show. And I'm just

02:05:22.420 blown away, uh, Glenn at the opportunities that I'm being given and the people I get to speak to.

02:05:28.120 It's just, I have to pinch myself. I'm humbled by it. I'm so excited. I'm so excited by everything

02:05:33.940 that Trump is doing. I become more optimistic every single day in watching him and seeing where

02:05:39.360 we're going. Uh, can I ask you something really self-serving? Yes. Okay. Oh God. Yes. Uh,

02:05:48.400 I'd like to see how powerful you are. I want to be on the 250th anniversary committee that is putting

02:05:55.540 together the, the anniversary of our country in 26. And I, I got a lot I can bring to the table.

02:06:02.280 Who do I talk to? I think you would be, I think you'd be spectacular and there is going to be a

02:06:06.140 special commission for that. Um, by the way, it's not the by, it's not the by centennial has a very

02:06:10.740 long name. It's like the Quinton by, I can't remember. I know, I know, I know. I keep calling

02:06:15.440 it the 250th. No, but no, no, that's right. Just to educate the audience though, coming up next

02:06:20.680 July, not this July, uh, next July, July 26 is our 250th birthday. And the president wants to do

02:06:27.120 something spectacular. Yeah. And it will be amazing. I've got 40 seconds. Any update on, uh, Dennis

02:06:35.060 Prager? Oh boy. You know, uh, it's funny. Dennis went to Greenland this last summer. So I called him

02:06:40.600 from, uh, Greenland and he was just thrilled to hear from me. He's still in a very serious

02:06:44.940 condition right now. Um, he's fighting every day. I'm not at liberty to talk about all the

02:06:49.080 medical details, but everybody in your audience, please pray and fast for Dennis Prager. We need

02:06:53.600 that extraordinary mind back behind the microphone and finishing his torch on the ferry, but I'm

02:06:59.160 communicating with him and his family on a daily basis. So please pray for Dennis Prager.

02:07:03.240 Yeah. Charlie is always great to talk to you. So proud of you and so happy for your success.

02:07:08.400 God bless.

02:07:09.480 Thank you.

02:07:10.600 All right. Uh, we will see you tomorrow, tonight at 9 PM blaze TV, our Wednesday night

02:07:16.980 special, the predictions that I am making for 2025. What is coming in 2025? You don't want

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The Glenn Beck Program - January 08, 2025

EXCLUSIVE： Charlie Kirk Returns from Greenland & Explains Trump’s Plan ｜ Guest： Charlie Kirk ｜ 1⧸8⧸25

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