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00:06:39.560 tulsi gabbard hi tulsi how are you i'm good it's great to see you good to see you um first of all

00:06:48.180 how's everything in hawaii we prayed for you and everybody thank you so much thank you thankfully um

00:06:54.940 the tsunami passed without any real damage uh i was talking to my folks and friends uh and family

00:07:01.840 there uh late last night here on the east coast and just trying to help make sure everyone was

00:07:07.040 prepared for the worst which is what you have to do it looked like it was going to be quite

00:07:12.060 potentially very damaging they were looking at one to three meter uh waves essentially like 10 foot

00:07:17.980 waves horrible uh that you know in any respect is kind of a it's a tough day in the ocean but for a

00:07:24.260 tsunami that would have been disastrous and so again thankfully everyone is safe and uh minimal

00:07:30.100 minimal effect so let's go into what has been released and uh what is still yet to come you

00:07:39.420 know as i look at the stuff that has you know in the declassified documents of russiagate um

00:07:45.000 it confirms what many of us have already known um are you surprised at anything at the media

00:07:53.760 not reporting any of this i mean we've known a lot of this but now the media is absolutely silent on

00:08:01.000 it and and people seem to be deleting posts and no longer commenting online what's happening yes

00:08:09.940 uh i am not surprised that the mainstream media is refusing to cover this and if they do mention it

00:08:17.280 uh their approach is to try to uh diminish the effect and the impact of the revelations the

00:08:26.040 historic revelations that were found in the documents that we declassified and released or

00:08:31.760 to try to bring voice to detractors and critics who also just say oh well this is bizarre or this is

00:08:38.520 crazy but when you actually look at the coverage and you look at some of the comments and the quotes

00:08:43.340 that the mainstream media may be choosing to publish or highlight they're not actually getting

00:08:49.520 after the very specific uh pieces of evidence that were released that quote people like john brennan

00:08:56.740 who was the cia director and james clapper who was obama's director of national intelligence

00:09:01.900 uh they are not giving voice to the intelligence professionals who in these reports that we released

00:09:08.460 were protesting against the very malicious actions that people like brennan and clapper uh uh were taking

00:09:17.320 at president obama's direction to create this intelligence assessment that was filled with falsehoods

00:09:24.160 uh they're not giving voice to these intelligence professionals because they recognize that it would

00:09:29.660 push forward a very inconvenient truth for the mainstream media because it exposes their complicity

00:09:35.860 in pushing this lie and this hoax from not only day one but throughout president trump's entire

00:09:43.380 first administration and all of these people are still i mean brennan clapper they they have been the

00:09:49.600 source on so many things and they're in with the media and i wonder if this is just part of more of

00:09:57.380 the same that they're asking them is there anything to this and they say no there's not in fact it's a

00:10:01.760 whatever and then i also wonder how many people are you surrounded by that are still part of that

00:10:09.800 old system it's it's a good question uh as we are finding these documents going through them

00:10:18.160 declassifying and releasing them we are learning more about who is actually directly involved and

00:10:24.040 implicated in this we're learning more about who may have been in the room and who was loudly

00:10:29.960 protesting against it recognizing how wrong it was uh we have whistleblowers coming forward with their

00:10:37.080 own documentation of their protests and their unwillingness to go along with this uh so yes

00:10:42.820 there are people who are still working within the intelligence community who had a hand in this as we are

00:10:48.980 identifying them uh it will give us the opportunity to make sure that uh they and others like them who

00:10:57.200 again are are so willing to weaponize intelligence to subvert the will of the american people uh can no

00:11:03.620 longer work in the intelligence community so devin nunez cash patel all these guys were in the last time

00:11:11.240 trump was in this was produced in the last administration why wasn't this why did this come out

00:11:18.320 you know it's a good question and and it's an obvious one i can't speak for those who were there

00:11:25.640 at that time but i've asked some of these same questions and they were facing i can't speak for

00:11:30.760 all of them but for uh devin for example and for cash they were up against uh the deep state in many cases

00:11:38.620 who refused to release these documents uh if you remember uh mike pompeo was president trump's i think he

00:11:46.260 was his first cia director followed by gina haspel i was told gina haspel refused to release these

00:11:53.720 documents so again the more that uh we find in the documentation as whistleblowers come forward

00:12:00.780 i think the the story will continue to be told about what actually happened and why it is that here we are

00:12:08.340 in 2025 and again this won't surprise many people who've been following this story very closely for years

00:12:15.380 uh but the fact that we have documented evidence and proof is the thing that matters both to shine

00:12:21.920 a light on the truth that this wasn't something that that was in someone's imagination or concocted

00:12:27.060 but i think even most importantly that can drive towards accountability so uh fox news had an exclusive

00:12:33.740 that said uh cash patel found thousands of sensitive documents related to the origins of the trump

00:12:40.040 russia probe buried in multiple burn bags in secret rooms inside the bureau what's a burn bag

00:12:47.980 a burn bag is something that you'll find in many offices throughout the intelligence community

00:12:54.640 uh throughout you know these different workspaces in in national security basically if i have a document

00:13:01.840 that's that's highly uh classified i read it i review it i'm done with it my copy can then go in the burn

00:13:10.740 bag to make sure that it's not uh doesn't end up in in the wrong hands that there's not an unauthorized

00:13:16.060 disclosure of classified information it's a very different story however if you use a burn bag

00:13:22.740 to try to get rid of evidence of which maybe there is only one copy of and then hide it in a secret room

00:13:29.940 in the fbi that is a tactic obviously that has been used by those deep staters these bad actors within

00:13:36.200 the intelligence community to try to get rid of evidence another tactic that's often used is is

00:13:42.420 over classifying information this is what happened with the steel dossier uh this was already widely

00:13:49.100 publicized as a discredited document but what john brennan did and james clapper did as the cia director

00:13:56.080 and the the obama's director of national intelligence they didn't want anybody to know

00:14:00.820 that they used the steel dossier as a source for this intelligence assessment that was filled with

00:14:06.520 falsehoods they published in january of 2017 as well as other really really shoddy intelligence

00:14:12.380 sources that would not be acceptable on any to be used on any topic because because they were not

00:14:19.940 deemed credible they wanted to hide all of this from members of congress perhaps who are reading this

00:14:26.000 and the american people uh and president trump then president elect trump at that time and so they

00:14:32.340 they over classified it in a way that there were less than 10 people who could access it and then they

00:14:38.860 locked up the only hard copy documents this this document did not exist um uh on digits the the document

00:14:47.700 that actually exposed this was the document that we released uh they locked that document up uh and the

00:14:53.720 the five copies that existed in a safe uh and the first time it had been seen uh certainly in public

00:15:00.500 but even by many within the government was when we released it about a week ago uh um sunday john

00:15:08.340 radcliffe uh said that um there's more declassification of intelligence coming out that shows how deep this

00:15:15.800 went he said it's stunning any idea on the timeline of that i i it's going through the declassification

00:15:22.940 process right now i expect it to be released uh very soon i think the document uh will speak for

00:15:28.840 itself and once again it will i think confirm what a lot of people have already known to be true

00:15:35.240 but it'll connect a lot of the dots that that uh have not been revealed in public before are you

00:15:41.500 sensing with i mean let's see mark elias uh stopped posting on x uh brennan has lawyered up

00:15:50.320 uh john carey has made his account private um peter struck deleted his entire x history um are you

00:16:00.040 sensing they feel the walls are closing in that for in my view that's the only way that i can read

00:16:07.080 this situation those who are truly innocent would not be taking those kinds of actions and once again

00:16:14.300 this is why it's so important uh to declassify this information to get the truth out because it it's

00:16:21.860 something that for anyone who is mildly objective uh is is irrefutable and undeniable and can be used

00:16:30.520 uh and is currently being reviewed by the department of justice uh to bring about accountability for

00:16:36.640 those involved uh we were talking before we went on the air and uh i said you know i'm really i'm

00:16:45.620 struggling with my job right now um because i don't i don't it at times doesn't seem like it it's worth

00:16:53.100 it it makes any difference at all because i don't know what i believe in i don't know what's true anymore

00:16:57.660 tulsi i don't know you know i can't sit here and on the air and talk about problems if there's not a

00:17:04.060 solution it feels insane it feels insane i keep doing the same thing over and over again beating

00:17:09.860 the head against the wall and saying look at here's proof here's proof here's proof and nothing

00:17:14.440 happens do you do you sense that do you think the people around you understand how what danger the

00:17:24.180 country is in right now because they just don't believe there's justice on any front well first

00:17:32.680 glenn let me just tell you how important your voice is uh i think the first i'm serious i'm not just

00:17:41.200 patronizing you uh it it is your voice and voices like yours where you have the ability to reach and

00:17:49.300 impact people from uh all political stripes different backgrounds different walks of life across the

00:17:55.860 country who are not paying as close attention i'm just going to keep talking here who are not paying as

00:18:02.160 close attention you're not paying as close attention to these things in the way that you and your team

00:18:07.920 are and your ability to communicate first the first the first uh challenge and opportunity is

00:18:15.400 to be able to communicate to the american people why they should care about this at all right what the

00:18:21.980 implications of what we have released and exposed truly are not just for president trump not just for

00:18:29.500 republicans or for democrats but for the integrity of our democratic republic and the tactics that are

00:18:36.800 being used by the deep state and have been used in order to in this case uh essentially subvert the will

00:18:43.880 of the american people because uh you know president obama and and his cohort were not happy that president

00:18:50.860 trump got elected so the first thing is being able to really communicate clearly the implications of this on our

00:18:58.200 republic the second piece of this yes it is the accountability piece and i understand the

00:19:04.500 frustration but but our system is set up in the way that it is by our visionary founding fathers what we

00:19:13.880 have to do is fulfill our duty focused on the constitution yes uh and providing uh this mechanism for

00:19:21.580 accountability uh for accountability uh for accountability to take place and doing what

00:19:26.860 the american people uh really have done best since the founding of our country which is recognizing the

00:19:33.420 power in each of our voices to make sure that we are calling for that necessary action uh to begin to

00:19:41.100 restore uh that trust i i i'm sure you can relate i mean i um dan bongino posted a cryptic message on x the

00:19:49.980 other day i read it yeah he said it shocked me what i found out that at my time at the fbi has shocked me

00:19:56.900 down to the core we cannot run a republic like this and i'll never be the same after learning what i've

00:20:02.780 learned i'm not expecting you to answer for him but have you felt that way when you've gotten with being

00:20:09.280 there uh i have seen up close and personal the tactics that are used by those who care more for

00:20:16.940 themselves their ambition their job their influence their political interests uh their selfish uh

00:20:25.240 self-serving interests then they care about the constitution that every single one of these law 0.88

00:20:31.120 enforcement and intelligence community professionals swear an oath just like i have both in uniform in the

00:20:37.180 military and as a member of congress and as director of national intelligence to support and defend the

00:20:41.420 constitution of the united states this is why what we are doing matters so much so yes i have my own

00:20:47.700 frustrations trust me but my resolve is focused uh and is rooted in my love for our country and my belief

00:20:58.360 in the values and principles that our country was founded upon and therefore the responsibility

00:21:04.080 that i carry to do something about that which we are revealing that which i am seeing and experiencing

00:21:12.260 firsthand uh it is a heavy responsibility but it's also an awesome one and i spend every day

00:21:18.760 doing my best to fulfill it you know we've talked before and i've i've said to you you are in the second

00:21:23.780 most dangerous job i think in the nation you know president trump is in the most dangerous job in the

00:21:28.440 nation and i think you know you're working around some you know people that do this kind of stuff for a

00:21:32.920 living and we pray for your safety uh every night i'm uh going to continue the conversation with

00:21:40.440 tulsi gabbard uh in uh in a minute um and i i'm going to switch you know last night i did a tv show that

00:21:48.360 um is on fire right now um and it it basically is showing you the connections uh to the radicals that

00:22:00.380 are on the street and in the show i i said you know why why why haven't why hasn't antifa been

00:22:07.920 uh deemed a terrorist organization yet i mean how are these guys not arrested how are we not

00:22:17.300 investigating them for terror because that's what they're trying to do they're trying to change

00:22:22.080 political uh leanings you know change the country's policies or change politics here uh through fear and

00:22:30.320 intimidation and violence that's the definition of terror uh we're gonna pick it up with uh tulsi on

00:22:36.820 that uh here in in just a second let me say hello to stew hi stew glenn how are you very good very good

00:22:44.380 good tulsi uh laying it out for us this morning

00:22:48.500 yes she is yeah can't wait to do what stew is saying here is he got very little sleep last night

00:22:57.900 and uh he really hasn't paid attention to a word that anybody has been saying for probably

00:23:05.000 maybe two hours since he's been up yeah yeah that's that's i would say that's the best

00:23:09.260 summary yeah of my day so far yes that's but that's okay that's why tulsi's carrying the the show

00:23:16.080 you know she's she's bringing we certainly don't look to you to carry the show no definitely not and

00:23:21.940 that's advisable again you're in the radio hall of fame for a reason making judgments just like that

00:23:26.420 congratulations all right back with tulsi gambert on terror and uh antifa coming up in just a second

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00:25:08.720 wonderful tulsi gabbard coming up right here on the glenbeck program

00:25:12.880 back to our tulsi gabbard uh interview let me switch subjects here for just a second last night i did a

00:25:36.220 show on um the really the coming insurrection the the the cabal of uh socialists and islamists and

00:25:48.500 anarchists that are looking to destabilize and overthrow the western world and it's clear that's

00:25:55.540 what's happening right now and in the middle of the show i wondered why hasn't antifa been labeled

00:26:03.100 a terror organization yet why why aren't we going after people for terror is is this not terror what

00:26:09.920 they're trying to do yeah it's funny you should mention that because uh i i released several

00:26:16.700 documents back in may that really laid out the foundational documents and strategy that the

00:26:23.120 biden administration used uh in labeling groups and individuals as domestic violent extremists you

00:26:30.180 remember this uh and you know it was like hey if parents are angry that or worried that their kids

00:26:37.760 may get the covid vaccine at school without their approval they may be a potential domestic violent

00:26:44.300 extremist you know we had the radical traditionalist catholics the then fbi under obama i mean these are

00:26:51.420 examples of of what they did but was what was also interesting was how they diminished antifa

00:26:57.180 under the biden administration downplaying the threat that they posed again to the safety and

00:27:03.340 security of our communities uh the thing that that really i you really touched on and pointed to

00:27:09.220 um that that doesn't get focused on often enough is the ideology uh that's driving these groups uh who do

00:27:17.000 pose a direct threat to the fabric of our country uh and to the safety and security of the american people

00:27:23.120 i mean uh they don't seem to be afraid of anything they've never really paid a price nobody even

00:27:29.260 names them um and and really says what they are and what they're doing uh i talked to a guy who used

00:27:37.460 to be in kind of the world you live in now uh and uh i said can we even win this fight without naming it

00:27:46.200 and he said we can but not the way we're fighting he said they fight day and night we fight sometimes

00:27:54.480 during the day we have to be nighttime fighters as well i didn't want to ask him exactly what he meant

00:28:01.220 by that um but uh do you would you agree with that i do i i think being very vigilant and being very

00:28:10.300 clear-eyed uh about again the ideology that's driving a lot of these people who are here within

00:28:17.840 our country uh who are directly working against again the constitution the founding principles of

00:28:24.440 our country uh and and really the american way of life um there there has to be more of a focus for

00:28:32.640 example on those who run around the streets uh uh chanting pro hamas mantras and calls for intifada

00:28:41.720 and action uh you know there there's those who are disturbing the peace okay sure but again it's the

00:28:49.340 ideology uh that's driving these individuals um that that is quite dangerous one last question uh kind

00:28:57.220 of going back to what we were talking about as we're talking about these extremists i see people you

00:29:00.900 know the ceo of united health care was shot everybody you know 40 percent of of you think that that was

00:29:07.760 great um if you go if pam bondy actually goes and charges these people you know that the press is 0.98

00:29:17.200 going to say see this is the weaponization of government and they're going to flip the script

00:29:21.960 entirely and a lot of people will believe that because the media will carry all of that water

00:29:27.340 how how concerned are we about the reaction of the left on the streets with every move that donald trump

00:29:36.760 makes every move like this does that play a role should it play a role in how we proceed we have to

00:29:45.100 stand strong for the truth we have to stand strong for justice uh and the constitution and for freedom

00:29:51.620 these are things that many of these bad actors here uh frankly don't believe in the mainstream media

00:29:59.360 will do what they do i think there is a positive here and that fewer and few people fewer and fewer

00:30:05.360 people actually read the mainstream media fewer people actually believe in them i just saw cnn and

00:30:12.580 msnbc's uh viewership numbers from the last week absolutely abysmal uh there is a rise of viewers and

00:30:21.320 listeners who are tuning into shows like yours and to different podcasts and and the new media that

00:30:27.600 really represents more not just people with one view but really represents real authentic dialogue

00:30:33.900 and conversation versus the filtered um agenda filled narrative that the mainstream media pushes

00:30:41.080 tulsi um i'm glad we're friends i'm glad i know you i'm glad i live at a time where someone like you

00:30:49.160 can serve the fact that you were a democrat um that you switched when you did um and that you have

00:30:57.660 always approached everything that i've ever seen you in with the same attitude that you approached your

00:31:03.760 oath for service to the military and that gives me hope so thank you for everything you've done i i

00:31:11.440 appreciate your friendship glenn and uh we must be filled with hope because god is love and in god's

00:31:20.820 love is where we find hope and it's in times like this where we lean on our faith in god's love uh and

00:31:28.680 in knowing that if we do our best to fulfill his will then things will work out as he has planned

00:31:34.940 amen amen thank you tulsi god bless thank you you too tulsi gabbard uh i really like her yeah i do too

00:31:43.320 i do too i mean i don't agree with her on everything but neither do i uh but i like the fact that you don't

00:31:49.360 have to you know what i mean your comment there at the end i think was uh was how i would describe it

00:31:55.140 too is like she just seems to take this seriously care about the country uh rather than herself and

00:32:02.380 you know that even when takes her oath yeah seriously seriously yeah yeah you know she you

00:32:07.580 know she's willing i mean she could have gotten out of her service you know easily uh you know and

00:32:14.600 and you know done other things and she continues to serve uh and she serves honorably and she is a

00:32:21.660 fighter but doesn't believe in war except when it's absolutely necessary i mean i i i really respect her

00:32:29.460 really respect her there's not a lot of politicians like her i wouldn't even put her in a would you put 1.00

00:32:34.500 her in the category of i mean she is a congresswoman right i know but she doesn't seem like it you know 1.00

00:32:39.400 she is as far away from a nancy pelosi kind of politician you as you can get yeah yeah would you 0.99

00:32:46.860 who do you who would you take more seriously would it be like her eric swalwell if you had to come

00:32:52.500 down to it's a tough one it's a tough one it is a tough one by the way uh trump was talking about

00:32:57.480 uh nancy pelosi and insider trading yesterday can you play cut 19 please here's trump on nancy pelosi

00:33:04.320 senator holly introduced legislation that would ban members of congress from winning or trading

00:33:09.360 individual stocks it extends to the president and vice president are you in favor of that

00:33:13.980 well i like it conceptually i don't know about it but i like it conceptually and you know nancy

00:33:19.040 pelosi became rich by having inside information she made a fortune with her husband and i i think

00:33:26.800 that's disgraceful so in that sense i'd like it but i'd have to really see the i'd have you know i

00:33:31.900 studied these things very carefully and this just happened so i'll take a look at it but conceptually

00:33:37.380 i like it and what i do think is nancy pelosi should be investigated because what she has the highest

00:33:44.280 return of anybody practically in the history of wall street save a few uh and uh how did that happen

00:33:53.560 it happened by she knows exactly what's going to happen what's going to be announced she buys stock

00:33:57.680 and then the stock goes up after the announcement's made and she ought to be investigated now jake tapper

00:34:05.000 was talking to nancy pelosi yesterday and here's what happened having uh some sort of investments yeah

00:34:10.700 let me just read what he said i'm sorry that we had some sort of technical issue nancy pelosi became rich 0.98

00:34:16.020 i might have to read that we're here to talk about the 60th anniversary of medicaid that's what i

00:34:21.380 agreed to come to talk yeah but i want that means in the election i wanted to give you a chance just

00:34:26.120 to respond he accused you of insider trading what's your response to that that's ridiculous in fact i

00:34:32.720 very much support the stop the the trading of members of congress not that i think anybody's doing

00:34:38.740 anything wrong if they are they are prosecuted and they go to jail but because of the uh confidence

00:34:45.720 incidents stills in the american people don't worry about this uh but i have no uh concern about the

00:34:52.720 obvious uh investments that have been made over time i'm not into it my husband is but it isn't

00:34:59.860 anything to do with anything insider but the president has his own exposure so he's always projecting

00:35:05.700 he's always projecting and let's not give him any more time on that please we're going forward here

00:35:11.920 and i'm very proud of my family and while he might make fun of us while somebody inspired by him

00:35:18.860 breaks into our home and hits my head in a deadly fashion he thinks that's a riot i'd rather not go

00:35:26.500 into some of my other complaints about him right now rather to talk about the 60th anniversary

00:35:31.820 i mean this is this is amazing this is amazing and nancy you should not use the word riot uh in any way

00:35:40.160 you should not use the the word riot like like her husband is the greatest trader in the history of

00:35:48.580 wall street seriously impressive i mean just an amazing investor almost kind of it seems almost

00:35:55.620 clairvoyant yeah in a way yeah um like uh there's a bunch of accounts that follow her trades there's

00:36:02.120 one i can't remember who it is but they do an actual like index like they'll tell you who the trade

00:36:08.440 you can go and buy and like replicate her trades and you're you know way way way ahead of the s&p 500

00:36:14.180 if you're doing that there's this one example though that uh from a few months ago she bought some

00:36:19.220 options uh on uh one ai company uh and was up uh 330 in a month wow no that's impressive

00:36:30.800 that's impressive but uh over and over again she continues to just call these things man she is

00:36:36.280 just no no no her husband does she's she's not even into it she's not even she's not even into it

00:36:40.740 she's not even she doesn't talk about it she doesn't even know about it she doesn't share

00:36:45.080 anything with her husband he is just he's a miracle he's a miracle investor uh so you know you got that 0.65

00:36:54.880 going for you it is ridiculous and it's been basically legal uh for these people to do this i don't

00:37:01.960 know why she's denying anything there's nothing illegal about it they they that's the whole point 0.65

00:37:08.140 of the bill to make it illegal right to make it illegal uh and to say you know he projects oh my

00:37:15.040 gosh i can't even take it really the debt that the republicans project what they're doing

00:37:21.240 ha that's uh in a way that's her projecting her say her accusing the other side of projecting is 1.00

00:37:28.760 her projecting kind of kind of okay um back in just a minute with more let me tell you about

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00:40:50.700 so uh sydney sweeney american eagle um you know made uh made an ad got a lot of attention

00:41:12.020 uh i guess now dunkin donuts is now into the genetics line in uh their new ad as well here's

00:41:18.980 dunkin donuts look i didn't ask to be the king of summer it just kind of happened this tan

00:41:26.300 genetics i just got my color analysis back guess what golden summer literally

00:41:32.740 i can't help it every time i drink a dunkin golden hour refresher it's like the sun just finds me

00:41:39.440 so sipping these refreshers makes me the king of summer guilty as charged

00:41:44.960 i don't i'm not interested

00:41:49.080 where's this where's this where's this sydney sweeney that was a much better ad

00:41:56.540 in theory it's almost the exact same ad except just a dude

00:42:00.880 no it's really not no no it's really not i just have weird what is a weird dad i don't know what are

00:42:09.540 we supposed to take is that supposed to be i mean is that that's i guess it's a just rip off of her

00:42:15.120 trying to oh is it like a parody type of thing or is it just they just have not it's just a really

00:42:20.880 i mean is it a coincidence that they both are exactly this i mean almost exactly the same and

00:42:28.120 they they talk about jeans i don't know i that's a good question why would they you think that they

00:42:35.860 would i mean it's not an obvious parody so the it would be an odd choice to just like

00:42:41.220 to make maybe it's dunkin donuts so dunkin donuts couldn't afford a really big big idea ad man

00:42:47.960 their ad man's like i don't know here's the night we talk about jeans i mean their ad campaign for

00:42:54.940 about 20 years was a guy saying time to make the donuts it's probably that guy coming up with the

00:43:00.080 ad there's like hey what if we do an ad campaign where we show our employees are miserable

00:43:04.280 what about that what if we we show our employees are abused and they don't get any sleep and we

00:43:11.260 force them in at all hours to make donuts for people who show up see that's weird you see this

00:43:17.000 as you saw that as an employee i always saw that as the owner of dunkin donuts and maybe it's because

00:43:22.260 they grew up in a bakery because that was my dad every day he'd be like i gotta go make donuts

00:43:27.080 they never sleep they never sleep no yeah but you know that it's that's the right thing you know

00:43:34.760 when it comes to capitalism and donuts thank god you can just serve us donuts that's the most important 0.97

00:43:40.060 thing i don't care if you sleep or not individuals where are the damn donuts yeah exactly are they 0.81

00:43:44.560 fresh and hot now as sydney sweeney is what is that i don't even understand that and so is that 0.95

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00:46:51.400 Mr. Mark Levin, how are you, sir?

00:46:54.580 How are you, brother?

00:46:55.560 I'm good, thank you.

00:46:56.440 Yeah, good.

00:46:57.600 Congratulations on the new book on power.

00:47:00.640 Thank you.

00:47:01.200 I appreciate it.

00:47:02.120 It was either that or on drugs.

00:47:03.480 So I decided right on power.

00:47:05.780 No, I don't do drugs.

00:47:06.800 Just kidding.

00:47:07.480 No, I know you don't do drugs, but I have seriously considered going back on drugs with everything

00:47:11.740 that's happening in the world, quite honestly.

00:47:13.640 I get it.

00:47:14.440 Believe me.

00:47:14.960 You know, it's weird, Mark, because we're in, it's like the best of times, the worst of times.

00:47:19.900 Some of the stuff that is happening in the country with Trump is stunning.

00:47:24.900 Never thought it would happen in my lifetime.

00:47:27.140 And then other things that are happening, I'm like, I give up.

00:47:30.420 I just give up.

00:47:31.700 Do you feel that way?

00:47:32.640 Well, I'm going to tell you something.

00:47:35.220 I'm sitting here.

00:47:36.760 I just wrote a one sentence that I'm going to post because I've been thinking about this.

00:47:41.960 And I'm posting, shockingly, Jews are safe in only about a dozen countries in 2025.

00:47:46.940 That's it.

00:47:47.500 Maybe not even a dozen, maybe a half a dozen, the United States and Israel, of course, but

00:47:52.860 Argentina and Hungary and a few others.

00:47:55.920 But if you look what's happening in Western Europe today, this is why I've said this October

00:48:00.660 7th slaughter in Israel.

00:48:02.500 Isn't it funny?

00:48:03.260 None of those videos are shown on cable or network TV.

00:48:05.880 They're so horrific.

00:48:07.380 We watch the Holocaust black and white films, right? 0.67

00:48:10.120 And we see the mass graves and we see all the horrors.

00:48:15.460 And yet this was so horrible because the Hamas Palestinians, what they did and opened, and they 1.00

00:48:21.900 were so proud of what they were doing to other human beings.

00:48:24.380 They videotaped it.

00:48:25.960 And the Nazis tried to cover up what they did.

00:48:29.100 These people videotaped it.

00:48:31.140 And you won't see it on TV and you won't see it on radio, excuse me, and you won't see

00:48:35.300 it on networks.

00:48:36.840 And I think this is a big problem.

00:48:39.100 I do too.

00:48:39.700 You know, I tried to convince it.

00:48:41.060 I'm sure you did too.

00:48:42.060 I tried to convince the Israelis, release this. 1.00

00:48:44.540 Because I saw it in a closed session, you know, because it's so disturbing.

00:48:50.080 And they're like, no, no, no, we don't want to.

00:48:52.260 And I think they should.

00:48:53.520 The families don't want them to.

00:48:54.500 The families don't want them to.

00:48:56.200 But I've gone to, I won't mention, different networks.

00:48:59.960 And I said, it's on the internet.

00:49:02.460 You don't need the Israelis' permission. 1.00

00:49:03.940 Just run it.

00:49:04.980 They said, we can't.

00:49:05.940 It's so horrendous.

00:49:06.720 I said, that's the point.

00:49:07.980 Exactly right.

00:49:09.080 They won't.

00:49:10.100 They won't.

00:49:10.460 You know, when I was at CNN and Fox, they both had a deal.

00:49:16.100 I don't know if they still do.

00:49:17.260 But you could not play the World Trade Center footage without special permission.

00:49:24.240 They came from the top.

00:49:25.060 Both networks.

00:49:25.960 You could play it on September 11th.

00:49:29.100 But other than that, you needed special permission.

00:49:31.080 And you needed a reason to show it.

00:49:32.820 It was under lock and key.

00:49:34.380 They did not want to show that.

00:49:36.820 I found that fascinating.

00:49:37.800 I did show it last month.

00:49:39.800 Really?

00:49:40.200 So I guess I got special permission.

00:49:41.740 Yeah.

00:49:41.980 Well, it may have changed.

00:49:43.320 I mean, it may have changed.

00:49:44.220 It's been 10 years.

00:49:45.660 So talk to me about On Power.

00:49:47.880 Why did you write this?

00:49:48.900 I'll tell you what.

00:49:51.120 I was in bed like two and a half months from this injury I had on my leg staring at the ceiling.

00:49:55.360 And, you know, I'm kind of a nerd.

00:49:56.940 So I was thinking about history and revolution and stuff.

00:50:00.460 And I got to think, you know, we're discussing this stuff despite all your books and mine and all our talk about these things, which are very important.

00:50:09.140 I'm not dismissing it.

00:50:10.260 I'm saying I got to thinking, really, what was the Revolutionary War about?

00:50:15.680 It was about power, which kind of government we're going to have, whether we're going to have representative government, taxation without representation.

00:50:22.420 In fact, what is the battle today about with the Marxists and the Islamists versus we, the Americans?

00:50:28.040 It's about power.

00:50:29.920 So we talk about individuality.

00:50:31.780 We talk about we as the sovereign.

00:50:33.540 And I feel if we get this straight and we start to talk about it more, ideas do matter.

00:50:41.220 Ideas run the world.

00:50:42.760 We can push this agenda with a lot of people.

00:50:45.060 So my listeners, your listeners, our audiences explain how America was founded.

00:50:49.960 America was founded completely differently than any country on the face of the earth.

00:50:53.120 That's why we're a great nation.

00:50:54.480 And why?

00:50:55.280 Talk about negative power and positive power.

00:50:57.460 What's the difference?

00:50:58.060 Right.

00:50:58.380 So I break it down into negative power and positive power.

00:51:01.460 Look, positive power, if you look at the Declaration and actually understand it as you do, as most of our audience does, you understand positive power is the belief in the Judeo-Christian value system fused with the Enlightenment.

00:51:15.200 That's your Declaration of Independence.

00:51:16.840 How do we know?

00:51:17.440 Because Jefferson told us.

00:51:18.700 Others told us.

00:51:20.180 So God's sovereign on earth.

00:51:22.260 His children, we are the sovereign.

00:51:24.840 Eternal rights, natural law.

00:51:27.060 God is mentioned in different ways four times in the Declaration.

00:51:29.680 Now, you don't have to believe in God.

00:51:31.460 You don't have to believe in anything.

00:51:33.080 But this is how our country was formed. 0.90

00:51:34.900 And a good damn thing it was, because that's why it's such a fantastic country that doesn't believe in all this centralized power in the hand of a few demigods. 0.97

00:51:43.140 And so when it's fused with the Enlightenment, where Montesquieu and others talked about power checking power, that's key. 0.71

00:51:50.900 When you listen to the Bernie Sanders, when you listen to what I call the American Marxists, they're about the accumulation of power.

00:51:58.020 You talked about Dershowitz.

00:51:59.300 I haven't read his book.

00:52:00.120 I don't know what it's about.

00:52:01.220 It's good.

00:52:01.520 But it's power used by central government.

00:52:05.280 That's what Marxism is about.

00:52:06.800 Fascism is about.

00:52:08.540 Talk about Islamism. 1.00

00:52:10.640 Islamism is about centralization of power. 1.00

00:52:12.860 It's about killing other Muslims who don't agree with the 7th century barbarians who've never gone through the Reformation, who reject the Enlightenment, and who view anybody that's in their way must be destroyed. 0.98

00:52:24.840 But as for the means, the Marxists and the Islamists, their goal right now is to overthrow the West, and we see it in our country. 0.97

00:52:32.840 And look, they've basically succeeded in Europe.

00:52:35.120 Europe is now basically an Islamist front, and that's why, for instance, they're all getting together now. 0.98

00:52:41.500 We need to have a Palestinian state.

00:52:43.340 What the hell does that mean?

00:52:45.820 What does it mean?

00:52:47.660 Who's going to run this state?

00:52:49.280 Where's their Mahatma Gandhi?

00:52:50.480 Who's their Martin Luther King?

00:52:51.600 I keep saying, I want to interview this great peacemaker.

00:52:54.720 Who is it?

00:52:55.720 And what are their boundaries?

00:52:57.800 And I explain over and over again, Jews today are safe in a handful of countries, and that's it.

00:53:07.480 And it's pretty frightening because the people who hate the Jews hate the evangelical Christians.

00:53:13.260 My closest friends are evangelical Christians.

00:53:16.240 One of the groups I work with, Christians United for Israel, they are stunned at the attacks that they are.

00:53:21.600 They are taking as an organization, as evangelical Christians.

00:53:25.480 How many Christians are left in the Middle East?

00:53:27.360 Almost none.

00:53:28.880 Almost none.

00:53:29.360 You have Coptic Christians in Egypt. 1.00

00:53:31.020 They're under constant attack.

00:53:32.820 Nobody ever talks about them.

00:53:34.620 Christians being slaughtered in Africa, in Nigeria, in the Congo, in the Sudan.

00:53:38.920 How come nobody's holding any meetings about that?

00:53:41.660 Nobody.

00:53:42.580 China's wiping out the Christians as well as the Uyghurs and the Tibetans.

00:53:46.540 Nobody's talking about that.

00:53:47.980 And in the West, if you want to stand up for Christianity and your faith against Islamism and the Palestinians, you're going to jail. 1.00

00:53:56.900 So these faiths, which undergird our society, the freest society, the greatest society ever formed by mankind, 1.00

00:54:04.900 they're under attack, as is the Enlightenment and the belief system and limited government.

00:54:10.520 That's the book.

00:54:11.380 Can you explain how we have gone so rapidly down this dark path of Marxism and hand-in-hand with real anti-Semitism?

00:54:31.280 I mean, you know, it's one thing to be and say, I don't want to fight and I don't want to be involved in anybody's war and I want to hold everybody responsible.

00:54:39.220 But I don't hear the same people coming after Israel, coming after Russia and saying, where's the aid for the people in Russia?

00:54:47.360 I don't for the people in Ukraine. 1.00

00:54:49.740 Ukraine, it's striking to me and it's something I talked about.

00:54:55.980 You know, the ADL said about me, you know, 10, 15 years ago that I was an anti-Semite for saying that this kind of stuff was coming because it always comes with Marxism.

00:55:04.880 But even I'm stunned at how deep it is running now in our country.

00:55:09.480 It's deep because it's revolution by immigration, including in parts of our country.

00:55:15.240 The Islamic scholars, oh, 40, 50 years ago, talked about the need for Islamists to conquer the world through immigration because the West is weak.

00:55:26.580 And you see what's happened to our country took four years.

00:55:30.580 It's happened to France.

00:55:31.760 France has been conquered.

00:55:33.440 You know, the head rabbi in France told the Jews to get out, that there's no way to survive here.

00:55:38.080 You look at London right now. 0.71

00:55:40.360 London is headed by an Islamist. 0.99

00:55:42.160 Many of the major cities and medium-sized cities in London, even though Muslims are about 15, 20 percent of the population, which is astounding when you think about it. 1.00

00:55:51.460 They are the mayors, too.

00:55:52.820 And again, I'm not talking about Muslims who have gone through Reformation, the Zutty Jassers and so forth. 0.71

00:55:58.000 I am talking about the Islamists. 1.00

00:56:01.340 And you know what?

00:56:02.440 It doesn't take a majority of a faith or majority of a people.

00:56:08.080 To destroy a country or to destroy a faith. 0.89

00:56:10.740 It doesn't.

00:56:11.700 All these revolutions, Mao, Lenin and all, these weren't the majorities overthrowing their society.

00:56:17.200 They were minorities overthrowing their societies. 1.00

00:56:19.900 And the fact of the matter is, it's that.

00:56:22.880 It's academia.

00:56:23.900 This is where you get Marxism from.

00:56:25.820 These faculty hire the faculty.

00:56:28.300 Marxism was exported to the United States out of Germany.

00:56:31.040 Islamism has been exported to the United States out of the Middle East.

00:56:35.020 These are not homegrown theories.

00:56:37.000 These are very alien.

00:56:38.660 And yet, they've taken over our culture.

00:56:40.920 They certainly have.

00:56:42.300 They're not at war with the government, per se.

00:56:44.080 They're at war with society.

00:56:45.360 It's worse.

00:56:46.440 They're destroying the civil society.

00:56:48.060 That's what they mean by fundamental transformation.

00:56:50.320 I explain all this in the book.

00:56:52.200 The way they use language.

00:56:54.380 Again, I divide it into positive and negative power.

00:56:57.580 So I look at the ancients.

00:56:59.100 I get into faith.

00:57:00.480 But I'm not a proselytizer.

00:57:01.980 You know, I'm not an expert on faith.

00:57:03.920 But I'm an expert on the founding.

00:57:05.900 And faith was very, very important.

00:57:07.340 And again, people don't have to have any faith.

00:57:09.240 But you can thank the good Lord that we had the founders that we did, that created the nation that we did.

00:57:14.480 This is all under attack.

00:57:16.120 You'll notice.

00:57:17.360 The Bernie Sanders and his ilk, they never talk about the Declaration.

00:57:21.320 They hate it.

00:57:21.900 Woodrow Wilson, as you know, hated it.

00:57:24.500 In fact, Marx mocked it.

00:57:26.500 Individual rights.

00:57:27.380 They reject individuality as selfish.

00:57:30.540 It's impossible to have the commune and so forth.

00:57:33.320 So I go through their techniques.

00:57:34.920 I go through their language.

00:57:36.340 And I make the point.

00:57:38.400 You cannot have freedom without rights.

00:57:40.840 Freedom means nothing without rights.

00:57:43.260 And you don't have rights without power.

00:57:46.080 Rights mean nothing, too. 0.58

00:57:47.220 One of the greatest constitutions ever written was Stalin's 1936 constitution.

00:57:52.320 Scalia talked about this.

00:57:53.600 Yeah.

00:57:53.880 But you don't have freedom and rights.

00:57:55.900 He had all the power.

00:57:57.180 It was all BS.

00:57:58.740 Same thing with this mandami about affordability and their language and what they use.

00:58:03.980 Wokeism is a way to control thought and control language.

00:58:08.200 The attack on the nuclear family. 0.83

00:58:11.700 Marx writes about that in the Communist Manifesto.

00:58:14.300 All status quo.

00:58:16.120 All social arrangements must be destroyed.

00:58:18.560 There must be a blank slate.

00:58:20.400 So the Marxists can step in or the Islamists can step in. 0.82

00:58:24.520 I know people will say, well, Islam and Marxism, you know, Marxism says no God.

00:58:29.120 And Islam, they say, that's not the point.

00:58:32.080 The point is Islam is about conformity and control and manipulation, the radical Islam, just like the Marxists. 1.00

00:58:39.500 They get along great, hand in glove.

00:58:41.160 And until one of them is fighting just the other one.

00:58:46.060 He overcomes the other.

00:58:46.540 Yeah.

00:58:46.800 Yeah, exactly.

00:58:47.220 You know, I just spoke to Alan Dershowitz about his book called The Preventive State, and I don't agree with Alan Dershowitz on a lot of things.

00:58:55.200 But his theory on this, I think, is right.

00:58:58.920 He doesn't make any conclusions, and it doesn't say which is the right way to go.

00:59:02.820 He just says, this is what's coming our way.

00:59:05.220 We are going to become more and more of a larger state saying, oh, we've got to protect.

00:59:10.720 We have to protect.

00:59:11.580 We have to prevent this.

00:59:12.560 We have to prevent that.

00:59:13.440 And he's just asking, is this what you want?

00:59:17.140 Is this, you know, we should be asking these things now.

00:59:19.820 And I think your book is the answer to his.

00:59:24.700 He's saying, here's what's coming our way.

00:59:26.860 Is that what you want?

00:59:28.000 And your book is saying, here's what you actually want and why.

00:59:33.940 And that's right.

00:59:35.520 And what I do with this word power, I mean, think about this word power.

00:59:40.820 It's really, it's an all-powerful word.

00:59:43.940 What does it mean?

00:59:45.060 And this is the struggle of humanity.

00:59:48.360 Who controls what?

00:59:49.240 I don't get into psychology and families and social arrangements and all.

00:59:52.820 I mean, think about it in the workplace.

00:59:54.300 Think about it at home.

00:59:55.160 Think about it among whatever you do.

00:59:56.840 It's always at play.

00:59:58.260 And the same applies when you're talking about government.

01:00:01.300 What's government?

01:00:02.080 Government is an entity in which people manage themselves.

01:00:06.660 And so who gets to manage us?

01:00:08.860 Do we get to manage ourselves?

01:00:10.660 And what I'm saying, and I don't know what Alan has written, but what I'm saying is we're in a very bad trajectory.

01:00:16.800 We have a little respite right now with a very historic and iconic president.

01:00:21.480 But he's not going to be president forever.

01:00:23.580 And I don't know that the Republicans comprehend what you and I are talking about either.

01:00:27.180 I don't think they do.

01:00:27.500 No, they don't.

01:00:28.360 They don't.

01:00:28.900 Not at all.

01:00:29.320 When the Democrats come in, they make permanent changes.

01:00:31.860 Permanent changes.

01:00:32.960 Yeah.

01:00:33.100 Mark, thank you so much.

01:00:36.220 I know we've got to cut you loose, but thank you for spending time with us today, and good luck with the book.

01:00:42.140 You know, you and I got to talk more often.

01:00:44.220 I love talking to you.

01:00:44.940 I know.

01:00:45.200 I love talking to you, too.

01:00:46.060 You know what?

01:00:46.580 I'm moving to Florida.

01:00:48.020 We're going to be neighbors.

01:00:48.900 Where?

01:00:49.380 Well, I better not say anything.

01:00:50.680 But will you shoot me an email?

01:00:52.880 I will.

01:00:53.360 I certainly will.

01:00:54.220 I'd love to see you.

01:00:55.040 Love to see you.

01:00:55.620 All right, brother.

01:00:56.380 Thanks.

01:00:56.740 Take care of yourself.

01:00:57.200 You bet.

01:00:57.600 God bless you.

01:00:58.280 Bye-bye.

01:00:58.540 I'm more than happy to give the address out.

01:01:00.300 I don't know why.

01:01:03.380 Thank you, Stu.

01:01:04.140 I appreciate that.

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01:02:15.240 You know, it is really amazing.

01:02:30.560 You know, in the special that I did last night, the Wednesday night special, it was all about,

01:02:35.580 I just looked up and look who's on TV on MSNBC.

01:02:40.580 Clapper.

01:02:40.980 I can't believe these guys are still interviewing these criminals and still believing them.

01:02:50.300 Anyway, I did this show on TV last night about the cabal.

01:03:00.380 I mean, we are seeing in real time, literally seeing right now, and you can point your finger to it and prove it,

01:03:06.500 that that chalkboard I gave so many years ago that, you know, I was like, I will put it on my tombstone if I have to.

01:03:13.460 And everybody was pushing back.

01:03:14.820 And I said, communists, Islamists, socialists, and anarchists will work together to destabilize the world, 0.83

01:03:22.420 the Middle East and Europe, and then it'll spread over here and destabilize America and destroy the Western world. 0.99

01:03:28.800 That is exactly what is happening.

01:03:33.260 And it seems as though the entire West is asleep.

01:03:38.260 It seems as though the entire West really just, how many people do you talk to that are not,

01:03:46.640 who are not firmly in your boat, you know what I mean, actually talk about that stuff?

01:03:53.020 Or when you do talk it to them, they, you know, they just shrug it off, roll their eyes.

01:03:58.960 They don't really know anything about it.

01:04:00.800 And you're like, are you not seeing what's happening?

01:04:04.280 Have you not noticed the slow boil that we're now experiencing?

01:04:10.480 It's time to jump out, Mr. Frog.

01:04:12.460 It's time to jump out.

01:04:14.060 This is legitimately like what it's like to go to a barbecue with Glenn Beck.

01:04:17.860 Like, that's the conversation you have with him.

01:04:19.860 So you're like, hey, there's a reason I don't have a lot of friends.

01:04:23.940 Yes.

01:04:24.480 Great to see me in the middle of this world.

01:04:28.020 We're boiling.

01:04:30.020 Jump out, frog. 0.88

01:04:34.020 Can you pass the potato salad?

01:04:36.460 That's essentially the life.

01:04:37.980 Yeah, thank you.

01:04:38.800 Thank you.

01:04:39.460 It's tough because we just talked about this, I think, yesterday and saying that, like,

01:04:44.100 a lot of it feels like you can't do anything about it.

01:04:46.300 I feel like there's more and more of my friends that I'm talking about that are tuning out from the second-to-second, moment-to-moment.

01:04:54.020 And you know what?

01:04:54.800 I get that.

01:04:56.200 I really do get that.

01:04:58.400 You know, that's what we just had Tulsi on about an hour ago.

01:05:01.720 And I said to her, you know, it was great to have all this stuff, but I don't believe in this stuff anymore.

01:05:08.700 I don't believe in justice.

01:05:09.820 When somebody is brought up and stands in front of a judge and you make an actual case, whether they're proven or found guilty or not,

01:05:21.160 I just want to see people stand and be held accountable.

01:05:25.960 And when I see that, maybe I'll have some faith in the system again.

01:05:29.700 But right now, I don't have any faith.

01:05:31.180 And so it's like, you have to pay attention to what's going on, but it's really hard to care.

01:05:38.320 But beyond the corruption stuff, how do you not see society crumbling?

01:05:44.840 Forget about the government.

01:05:47.300 Civil society crumbling.

01:05:49.100 We have to talk about that, the beating in Cincinnati.

01:05:53.420 We talked about it earlier this week.

01:05:54.860 But have you seen the latest on what the city councilwoman said and the reaction to that?

01:06:02.800 No, but I'll take the burger medium rare if you would.

01:06:06.580 Thank you.

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01:07:44.620 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:07:50.760 Imagine a barbecue conversation with Glenn Beck and Mike Lee.

01:07:56.400 Now, there's a barbecue conversation.

01:07:58.540 Mike's actually really funny.

01:07:59.980 He is very funny.

01:08:00.680 Yeah, he's very funny.

01:08:01.840 Never apparently on the air, but he's with us now.

01:08:06.100 Hello, Mike.

01:08:07.800 Hello.

01:08:08.460 Good to be with you as always.

01:08:09.820 I'm going to cry really hard to be funny.

01:08:11.760 I'm going to try not even to be boring a little.

01:08:13.520 Yeah, no, it's always great when people are trying to be funny, too.

01:08:17.780 It's really good.

01:08:20.700 So, Mike, thanks for being on.

01:08:23.240 I am so upset with the Senate, so upset with these Republicans.

01:08:28.920 How many senators, I mean, how many nominations are sitting on the sidelines that for some reason our side doesn't want to confirm for the president?

01:08:39.920 Well, the confirmation backlog is at about 150.

01:08:44.640 It was at 144 the other day.

01:08:47.920 We added six just from two of the committees I served on yesterday alone.

01:08:53.340 So we're somewhere in the neighborhood of 150 right now.

01:08:57.220 Now, technically speaking, it's not necessarily Republicans don't want to confirm them.

01:09:00.880 It's just that the Democrats are slowing down the process, and Republicans, as Republican senators, we now have to decide what we're going to do about it.

01:09:09.560 Now, some would say, well, it's August.

01:09:11.220 We've got to go home.

01:09:12.180 Tomorrow is the first day of August.

01:09:13.980 People want to be home for August.

01:09:15.280 I get it.

01:09:15.980 Washington's not fun this time of year, and historically, the Senate has recessed at this time of year.

01:09:22.860 But, you know, sometimes you've got to do the job that you signed up for.

01:09:26.580 And so we can complain all we want about the fact that Senate Democrats have delayed the process.

01:09:32.060 That's kind of become the job of the opposition party these days in the Senate.

01:09:36.400 But once they delay and obstruct, it's on us if we don't clear the deck.

01:09:43.480 And the way we clear the deck, the only way to clear the deck is through the tool that we call exhaustion.

01:09:48.620 You keep them here.

01:09:50.100 You make them vote, including and especially at times that they find inconvenient or undesirable.

01:09:55.600 This is that time.

01:09:57.120 So we need we need Republican senators to start saying en masse, we will say we insist on staying to get these nominees voted on.

01:10:08.660 And if it takes us all month, so be it.

01:10:10.900 It probably won't take that long because people tend to all of a sudden become far more willing to negotiate and compromise when something that they want is on the line, especially when what they want is to get out of dodge.

01:10:23.520 Before we go back into politics, tell me who is being held up.

01:10:28.020 Tell me the consequence of holding these these nominees up.

01:10:32.480 Well, look, many months ago, we got the cabinet confirmed.

01:10:35.680 And so most of these names are not in super prominent positions that every American is going to be aware of.

01:10:42.460 These are a combination that small handful of them are judges, although we're really just getting started on the judges.

01:10:48.880 Not many of them are judicial nominees.

01:10:51.120 Most of them are a combination of ambassadors.

01:10:53.520 People represented the United States interests abroad as the president's personal representative and their personal representative of the U.S. government.

01:11:01.640 They are undersecretaries, assistant secretaries, division directors within various departments of the U.S. government.

01:11:09.860 Now, let me tell you why that matters.

01:11:11.120 Even though most of these departments aren't that important to most Americans' daily lives, at least insofar as they think about them from day to day, what happens is that with these lower level positions is where a lot of the work gets done.

01:11:24.540 And when you don't have a Senate-confirmed political appointee put in place by the president, confirmed by the Senate, guess who runs those departments, those divisions, those agencies?

01:11:38.160 It's the deep state bureaucrats.

01:11:40.100 The deep state bureaucratic apparatus, the regulators, the career civil servant workers who basically can't get fired, they lean overwhelmingly left.

01:11:51.480 And that is an understatement, if ever there were one.

01:11:55.000 So this is much different than it would be if Democrats were slowed down by Republicans and they couldn't get all of their nominees through.

01:12:03.040 Because the default is, it's okay, Democrats are still in charge because they run the deep state apparatus.

01:12:08.340 We don't have that luxury.

01:12:09.560 We flip, effectively, control of the U.S. government, a huge swath of it, from Republican control, which Americans voted for in November, over to Democrats.

01:12:21.940 Every day, we refuse or decline or fail to do the work necessary to confirm these people into their jobs.

01:12:28.380 And it's high time we get it done.

01:12:29.920 Where is Thune on this?

01:12:30.900 He's, from what I've seen, in favor of holding people.

01:12:35.620 Is that true or not?

01:12:36.340 Yeah, yeah, I'm always cautious about talking for a colleague, especially the Senate Majority Leader in public.

01:12:42.020 But every conversation I've had with him and every conversation I've had heard him have in public and in private has been that he's in favor of doing it.

01:12:50.540 Now, the concern is, and the concern that he and others have expressed is, yeah, but what happens if our people don't show up?

01:12:56.720 Because apparently some Republican senators have gone to him and others saying, I won't be there if you have votes in August.

01:13:03.380 Now, these people aren't identifying themselves.

01:13:04.960 What the hell is wrong with these people?

01:13:06.620 Well, I don't know. 0.97

01:13:07.660 I don't know.

01:13:07.980 I don't know what they've got planned.

01:13:09.100 Maybe some of them have some dire emergency that they've got to attend to.

01:13:14.440 I really don't know because they haven't identified themselves to me or to the public, as far as I'm aware.

01:13:19.660 But my point is that.

01:13:21.320 Out of 50 people, I'd give that excuse to maybe one of them.

01:13:24.500 I have a dire emergency.

01:13:26.880 Everybody else.

01:13:29.020 Yeah.

01:13:29.280 Get to work.

01:13:30.340 And if you've got a dire emergency, we actually have kind of a protocol for dealing with that sort of thing, either a dire emergency or you've got something like, I don't know, an immediate family member has died.

01:13:44.160 Some immediate family member is getting married.

01:13:46.080 You've got to be there.

01:13:47.100 The longstanding practice in the Senate, when you're in that circumstance, very often you can go and find somebody across the aisle, a member of the other party, and say, hey, I'm going to bind.

01:13:56.560 I have really got to be in location X.

01:13:59.480 I'm having a lobotomy tomorrow or a wishful thing.

01:14:03.700 My son's bris or whatever it is.

01:14:06.180 Would you be willing to pair your absence with mine?

01:14:09.360 And more often than not, you can find somebody who's willing to do that.

01:14:13.260 So that's my point is that, you know, other than a few things like that, which can be dealt with through paired absence arrangements.

01:14:20.260 Sure, other people may have travel plans, other things they would rather do, international travel or travel around the country, around their state, whatever it is.

01:14:29.780 But those things can change and they can be delayed.

01:14:34.400 And here I think they must be.

01:14:36.280 Because, Glenn, if we leave, if we leave, if we recess as has long been planned, you know, by tomorrow, if we recess for the entire month of August, we'll come back.

01:14:47.220 These 150 nominees will still be here.

01:14:49.340 And you know what?

01:14:50.040 We're adding to that backlog at a rate of, I don't know, 10 or 15 new nominees per week as more nominees get moved out.

01:14:58.360 If we were just to have these, if these were the only people we had to confirm, it would still take us until probably late April of 2026 just to get this current slate confirmed.

01:15:09.680 But by then, Glenn, we'll have another 200 or so that we've got to confirm.

01:15:13.060 That eats into our ability to do everything, to confirm others, to confirm judges, of which there will be a lot more in the coming months, and even to get our legislative work done, because then we're stuck on these executive nomination votes.

01:15:25.940 That's why the time to clear the backlog is now.

01:15:29.060 It's got to happen now.

01:15:30.760 How many of these are U.S. attorneys?

01:15:34.820 There are a number of them who are U.S. attorneys.

01:15:40.180 I wish I had the breakdown of exactly how many fall into which category.

01:15:43.500 But we've got a bunch of U.S. attorneys who were in this group, and U.S. attorneys play a very important role.

01:15:50.360 I have to tell you, Mike, I just had Tulsi on about an hour ago, and I said to her, you know, the people in Washington understand the crisis of confidence the American people have in our government and in justice.

01:16:05.500 I mean, I've never felt it like this, Mike, and I don't know if you guys feel it this way as much in, you know, in Washington.

01:16:12.420 But you need to, your colleagues need to understand they are at the end here of trust.

01:16:20.680 There's, you know, all this stuff that's coming out, oh, this committee just found this, and hey, there's these new documents out that show this.

01:16:27.860 Everybody's like, uh-huh, and so what?

01:16:30.900 What are you going to do about it?

01:16:31.800 Another hearing?

01:16:33.140 Until things actually start to move.

01:16:35.740 And the U.S. attorneys are the key to that.

01:16:39.680 If we don't have U.S. attorneys and they haven't been confirmed, you can't get anything done in the justice field.

01:16:49.500 Yeah, that's right.

01:16:50.720 And this is happening at exactly the same time when a lot of these interim U.S. attorneys are timing out.

01:16:57.220 They're allowed to serve in that temporary capacity for a limited period of time.

01:17:01.280 And under a stupid law, an act of decades ago that I have a bill to repeal, they have federal judges in each district who can decide who will replace the interim U.S. attorney at that point. 0.94

01:17:14.360 That's a barbaric and unconstitutional practice if ever there were one. 0.99

01:17:17.600 Judicial personnel naming executive personnel, that's wrong.

01:17:20.880 So we've got to get this done.

01:17:22.220 Glenn, and I've talked to the president repeatedly about this, including less than 24 hours ago, presidents and Glenn to agree with me, as indicated by, among other things, the post on social media he made over the weekend saying, get this done.

01:17:35.640 You know, stay in town.

01:17:36.640 Get him confirmed.

01:17:37.800 Do your job.

01:17:39.160 He needs it.

01:17:39.940 The American people expect it.

01:17:41.240 They demand it.

01:17:41.880 They voted for this in November.

01:17:43.320 And it is not appropriate for us to deprive them of that.

01:17:49.020 And make no mistake, Glenn, if we leave and leave this backlog undone, there will be consequences.

01:17:54.900 There will be harm.

01:17:55.580 And that is on us.

01:17:57.000 We can blame Democrats all we want.

01:17:59.140 But when the Democrats delay, as is the prerogative of the opposition party these days, it's just what happens in the Senate.

01:18:06.580 But if they delay and we do nothing to make them pony up for it and show up and vote and do the work to eat the consequences of their delay, this is on us.

01:18:17.920 By us, I mean Republican senators.

01:18:19.680 Who are the people that we can nicely call to encourage that are on our side that might be open to fighting a little harder to get everybody to stay?

01:18:34.180 Who should we...

01:18:36.580 You know, I don't want to call and be negative because I don't think that works.

01:18:41.600 But, you know, when people call and say, hey, you know, I know you're on the right side on this.

01:18:48.080 How can we help you push even harder?

01:18:50.860 Because there's millions of us out here that want this done.

01:18:54.660 How can we help you get it done?

01:18:56.940 Is there anybody...

01:18:57.720 Do you think that's effective?

01:18:59.440 Or what's the most effective approach?

01:19:01.100 I do, and I like the way you approach that.

01:19:03.700 And here's what I would suggest in this circumstance.

01:19:06.020 We've got 53 Republican senators.

01:19:08.700 If you live in a state where you're represented by a Republican senator, maybe even if you're not, but you think somebody might listen to you, call the office, email the office, probably call the office of those Republican senators and encourage them to do it.

01:19:23.180 Stay positive.

01:19:24.440 Say, I'd really appreciate it if you stayed and cleared the backlog.

01:19:27.680 We appreciate the other good things that you've done.

01:19:30.100 We appreciate how hard you work.

01:19:32.740 And we're confident that you can clear the backlog.

01:19:35.120 We ask that you do so.

01:19:36.460 I think that's very helpful because there's not one of those 53 Republican senators who couldn't benefit from that.

01:19:43.320 So we all need to hear that across the board.

01:19:47.640 Mike, as always, thanks for everything.

01:19:50.480 Thanks for how hard you're working and standing for the Constitution.

01:19:53.380 Even though you wanted to put a McDonald's and some sort of coal-fired energy plant in right smack on top of our national parks.

01:20:05.780 Well, yeah, and don't forget about the grilling rig and the nuclear reactor.

01:20:11.020 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:20:11.900 But that was only in Yellowstone, if I remember.

01:20:15.060 Yeah, exactly.

01:20:16.100 Yeah, right.

01:20:17.020 God bless you, Mike.

01:20:17.960 Thank you so much.

01:20:18.820 Thank you.

01:20:19.340 Senator Mike Lee.

01:20:20.420 Please, please, please.

01:20:22.340 Tomorrow is the day.

01:20:24.000 So call them today.

01:20:26.300 Mike is exactly right on this.

01:20:28.780 If we don't get this done, you want justice?

01:20:32.060 We cannot get justice without the U.S. attorneys.

01:20:37.240 We need the U.S. attorneys to be installed.

01:20:42.140 All they have to do is hold a vote on them.

01:20:44.940 They've got to be installed.

01:20:46.880 Otherwise, the president doesn't have anybody to investigate, anybody to put the cases together to be able to prosecute them.

01:20:55.420 We don't have enough people.

01:20:58.680 Please call your senator.

01:21:00.320 They go on vacation, possibly tomorrow.

01:21:03.580 Tell them to stay.

01:21:05.420 Beg them to stay.

01:21:06.340 Ask them to stay.

01:21:07.300 Be nice about it.

01:21:08.600 Let's try that one.

01:21:09.560 See if that works.

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01:22:33.440 This is Glenn Beck.

01:22:55.160 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:22:57.080 We're glad that you're here.

01:22:58.900 Thank you so much for listening today.

01:23:01.100 Some of the things that are happening.

01:23:05.820 The solid numbers on the economy.

01:23:10.160 Even, I mean, let me just say this.

01:23:12.060 Here's CNN talking about the economic improvement.

01:23:16.100 Remember, this is a Trump administration.

01:23:18.660 Listen to CNN Cut Six.

01:23:20.400 New numbers show a sharp turnaround after a worrisome first quarter.

01:23:24.740 How big of an improvement is this new report for the U.S. economy?

01:23:28.560 Well, Wolf, the headline here is a positive one, right?

01:23:31.480 GDP, the broadest measure of the U.S. economy.

01:23:33.740 It did rebound in the second quarter.

01:23:36.480 Three percent.

01:23:37.460 That is a solid number.

01:23:39.340 And it also beat expectations.

01:23:41.520 This marks a major improvement from the first quarter when we saw a rare contraction.

01:23:46.800 Wow.

01:23:47.860 That's CNN.

01:23:48.680 This is a solid number.

01:23:50.080 Three percent GDP growth is really good.

01:23:54.160 I mean, China at its height, I think, was at nine percent, eight percent.

01:23:59.180 And that was bogus.

01:24:00.200 You can't trust.

01:24:00.760 Totally bogus anyway.

01:24:01.860 No, I know.

01:24:02.480 But three percent growth is a solid number for a quarter.

01:24:08.020 Let's hope that they continue to grow.

01:24:11.720 Absolutely.

01:24:12.080 We're going to know more as we get past some of these tariffs and as they really start to come in.

01:24:18.180 Yeah, tomorrow's the day, right?

01:24:19.520 Yeah, tomorrow's the day.

01:24:20.380 Tomorrow's the deadline.

01:24:21.160 Yeah.

01:24:21.760 You know, we think.

01:24:23.240 You know, it does seem like there's rumors of some of them maybe not going into a longer period of delay.

01:24:30.040 But we'll see what happens tomorrow.

01:24:31.480 And then next week, yay, next week is his now 10-day deadline for Putin and coming to the table.

01:24:43.500 And I mean, he's got a lot going on, man.

01:24:46.320 A lot of this plate.

01:24:47.160 I'll say that.

01:24:47.860 You ain't kidding.

01:24:48.640 You ain't kidding.

01:24:49.220 And all of it is such high stakes game.

01:24:51.580 Yeah.

01:24:51.860 I don't know.

01:24:52.560 I mean, I would have a heart attack if I was him.

01:24:55.160 Yeah.

01:24:55.700 I mean, it's just all high stakes all the time.

01:24:58.660 This is Glenn Beck.

01:25:28.660 Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh.

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01:25:55.520 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:26:03.020 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:26:07.660 What is happening in Cincinnati is beyond reason.

01:26:11.580 And I know we talked about this earlier this week,

01:26:13.740 but I saw a tweet from Elon Musk

01:26:19.260 in regards to what the police chief of Cincinnati said earlier this week

01:26:27.140 and then responding to something that Victoria Parks from the city council said.

01:26:34.040 And I want to address this but also give you some perspective on it in 60 seconds.

01:26:41.080 First, where do things go from here for Israel?

01:26:44.640 It's hard to say. The headlines change by the hour.

01:26:46.680 Sometimes there's hope a ceasefire is going to continue and peace is getting closer.

01:26:51.060 And sometimes there's a fresh wave of attacks and peace has never seemed further away.

01:26:55.100 But sometimes it feels like the whole region is just hanging by a thread.

01:26:59.220 Mostly because, you know, it is.

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01:27:54.920 Stu, I know we talked about this earlier,

01:27:57.500 but did you see the full footage of the beatdown in Cincinnati?

01:28:03.320 Well, Glenn, I only saw one side of the story.

01:28:08.380 That's what I was told by the police commissioner.

01:28:11.240 Yeah, I know.

01:28:11.920 But yeah, I saw, you know,

01:28:13.780 the clips you're worth showing now here on Blaze TV is what I saw.

01:28:17.340 So I saw this part.

01:28:19.460 Can we play the audio a bit?

01:28:21.000 Start from the beginning.

01:28:22.620 I saw this part.

01:28:23.780 Now, what the police commissioner was saying is that,

01:28:28.520 or the police chief,

01:28:30.480 is that you just don't know.

01:28:32.000 You don't know what happened prior to.

01:28:35.120 But I want you to listen.

01:28:36.200 Listen, look at this.

01:28:37.540 I mean, just pummeling this guy.

01:28:42.260 And I can't tell.

01:28:43.800 I hate this stuff.

01:28:44.520 I hate this stuff.

01:28:45.640 And you know who I really hate?

01:28:46.920 I want to put in jail the guy who is just going,

01:28:49.500 oh, oh, oh.

01:28:53.980 Listen to that.

01:28:57.020 I mean, this guy is clearly, clearly out.

01:29:03.240 Do we know how old he is?

01:29:04.840 No.

01:29:05.840 I don't.

01:29:06.180 Look at it.

01:29:06.700 I can't even walk.

01:29:07.780 He's just, like, falling over.

01:29:09.260 And the one guy who's taken all the videos is like,

01:29:11.300 oh, oh, oh.

01:29:14.140 And then, if you continue to follow,

01:29:16.840 then once they let him go,

01:29:20.060 then the woman who I think was with him,

01:29:22.920 the one in the dress there,

01:29:24.860 she's, like, trying to hold people back.

01:29:26.540 And look what happens to her. 1.00

01:29:27.460 Look what they do to her. 1.00

01:29:28.440 A woman walks in, 0.98

01:29:30.300 and these two women and a guy punch her. 1.00

01:29:33.000 And look at her.

01:29:33.680 She's just out.

01:29:34.640 Her eyes are open, and she's just out.

01:29:37.840 Oh, my God.

01:29:38.300 They could have killed her. 0.99

01:29:39.660 Oh, my God. 1.00

01:29:41.020 Look at that.

01:29:42.660 Completely out. 0.92

01:29:43.700 And it takes a white woman to come up and cradle her head. 1.00

01:29:51.280 Then everybody's like, oh, boy, this could be murder. 0.94

01:29:55.400 I mean, she looks dead.

01:29:57.080 She looks dead.

01:29:58.120 She wasn't, obviously.

01:29:59.040 No, she wasn't.

01:30:00.000 She looks dead.

01:30:02.220 I did see that as a still that was posted.

01:30:05.280 Right.

01:30:05.500 I did not see all the way to that point.

01:30:06.720 Yeah, see, I didn't see this point either.

01:30:09.560 So, I mean, it's so bad what they did to him.

01:30:11.500 But then, the white woman who was with him. 0.52

01:30:14.600 Now, what could you possibly do to deserve that?

01:30:19.160 And she did nothing.

01:30:20.540 Nothing.

01:30:21.340 Now, nothing.

01:30:22.920 What is even the argument of the police commissioner?

01:30:26.460 The police commissioner said that you don't know the whole truth.

01:30:32.660 Okay, well, what is the whole truth?

01:30:36.640 Well, I want to know, because there was plenty of videotape.

01:30:41.020 There's plenty of phones there.

01:30:43.160 Show me what caused it.

01:30:45.600 Now, it doesn't mean that you deserve that. 1.00

01:30:49.380 But, you know, maybe you can balance out and go, yeah, this guy was a neo-Nazi saying, I'm going to round you all up and I'm going to kill you all or whatever. 0.99

01:30:57.520 And then you can maybe see, okay, well, I mean, he, you know, he was asking for a punch in the face. 0.99

01:31:03.880 Not that.

01:31:05.520 But you could see that.

01:31:07.240 There's no justification for, you know, continually beating a person who's on the ground, even if you really don't like them.

01:31:15.440 Unless, you know, I mean, I can't think of anything unless it was like you were almost murdered yourself.

01:31:21.360 Right.

01:31:21.780 Like, you know what I mean?

01:31:22.520 Like, or they assaulted your child.

01:31:25.800 I mean, there are some times.

01:31:27.120 Assaulting my child would probably put me into a blind rage.

01:31:30.260 It might put you into a blind rage.

01:31:31.340 But like, so maybe there's something like that.

01:31:33.820 Maybe that's what she's referring to.

01:31:34.900 But I still, that doesn't justify that behavior.

01:31:36.940 It's still a crime.

01:31:37.660 So now the Cincinnati city council member, Victoria Parks, she said the whites, quote, begged for a beatdown. 1.00

01:31:46.920 Oh, oh, okay. 0.95

01:31:48.340 They were begging for a beatdown.

01:31:50.460 She said they begged for that beatdown. 0.91

01:31:54.040 I'm grateful for the whole story.

01:31:58.060 She said she saw some additional footage that puts the crowd in, quote, some context.

01:32:07.900 Okay.

01:32:08.900 Does anybody have the footage?

01:32:11.580 You know, I am so sick and tired of these politicians just saying things and then not having to prove anything.

01:32:19.160 You know, it's the Adam Schiff's of the world.

01:32:21.980 Oh, really?

01:32:22.900 You have?

01:32:23.480 No, you don't know.

01:32:24.340 I have secret information.

01:32:25.940 Well, tell us what the secret information is, Adam.

01:32:29.980 Brennan, the same thing.

01:32:31.680 Well, you don't know what I've seen.

01:32:33.580 Well, I'm pretty read into.

01:32:36.660 This is what the people who were in the room with him.

01:32:39.600 I'm pretty read into top secret.

01:32:41.660 What exactly?

01:32:42.560 You're just going to have to trust me.

01:32:43.840 No, I'm not going to trust you on this.

01:32:46.820 Show me the footage.

01:32:49.060 The police chief and this city council member should be impeached.

01:32:56.160 They should be fired.

01:32:57.220 The city council member has to be impeached.

01:32:59.480 The police chief should be fired.

01:33:02.460 You should be fired.

01:33:03.480 Produce the evidence or you're fired.

01:33:06.360 But that's not going to happen.

01:33:08.480 Not in Cincinnati because this has been going on forever.

01:33:12.460 This kind of white hatred is being pushed in Cincinnati and all over the country.

01:33:20.220 And it has to stop.

01:33:22.820 It just has to stop.

01:33:24.740 And, you know, I again, I'm right back where I was yesterday.

01:33:31.120 You know, when you when you look at these stories and you see these elected officials excusing violence when truth is twisted into some sort of ideology and justice seems, you know, just as optional as depending on your skin color or your political views.

01:33:51.760 Then what you're witnessing is not a civil society.

01:33:55.660 It's not.

01:33:56.580 We're not living in a civil society anymore.

01:33:59.200 You can't watch that video and show and tell me we're living in a civil society, especially when everybody's just going, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

01:34:09.880 That's not that's that's an that's those are animals.

01:34:12.780 Those are animals.

01:34:15.720 That's not a civil society.

01:34:17.540 I don't know what it is, but it is the the unraveling of the American society and promise.

01:34:25.120 And here's what I said.

01:34:30.000 Again.

01:34:33.860 Why pay attention if justice isn't going to be served?

01:34:37.180 Why does it even matter?

01:34:39.960 Why even speak the truth when no one seems to care to even hear it?

01:34:47.920 Why fight the people in charge if they're not going to be punished or do anything about it anyway?

01:34:55.860 There's a couple of reasons.

01:34:58.700 One, that's the Bubba effect.

01:35:01.920 When you no longer trust that the government is going to do anything except create more problems, you become vigilantes.

01:35:11.800 That is deadly to the republic.

01:35:17.480 Reason two.

01:35:18.600 We don't measure justice by how often it wins in the news cycle.

01:35:28.120 We measure we measure it by how faithfully it aligns with eternal truths.

01:35:35.760 You know, if you know anything at all about history, it will tell you over and over again injustice has its day.

01:35:44.640 And it seems more than a week or a month, it'll have its decades.

01:35:52.080 The Roman Empire literally crucified truth.

01:35:57.780 Soviet Moscow buried it, tortured it, slaughtered it.

01:36:03.540 Mao's China stoned it, burned it, and yet truth still survived. 0.97

01:36:13.300 It's still being stoned to death and tortured to death and just shot in the back of the head in China. 0.57

01:36:20.340 But truth still survives in China. 0.96

01:36:25.600 It's just that China's not really ready for it.

01:36:28.440 But somewhere, someone has refused to forget what is true.

01:36:37.040 This is what the founders understood.

01:36:39.500 This is why they said, we pledge our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.

01:36:43.560 Not for some immediate reward, but because they knew that justice was not cheap.

01:36:49.640 They believed in a higher law, a law above men. 0.92

01:36:55.800 And I got to tell you, it is so hard as a man to say, well, in the end, they will lose.

01:37:05.820 In the end, justice will win.

01:37:09.540 But we're not the first ones to say that.

01:37:11.740 My gosh, think about the slaves in the field for 200 years.

01:37:18.260 Think about the Jews as slaves in Egypt.

01:37:22.120 Think about the people who are currently in slavery all around the world.

01:37:32.820 Someday, the bad guys will lose, and justice will be served.

01:37:38.760 Here's the thing that we can take.

01:37:46.800 We have to remember what our founders knew and tried to remind us.

01:37:53.240 Truth and justice are not things you inherit.

01:37:56.980 They're not.

01:37:57.660 They're things you have to fight for.

01:37:59.380 Every single generation has to renew this promise.

01:38:03.720 That's why I've been saying this lately this week, that it's time for our generation, and

01:38:10.820 actually the one right above me, to let go.

01:38:14.560 You've had your turn.

01:38:17.380 Nancy Pelosi, when are you ever going to let go of the power?

01:38:23.560 You have corrupted us for so long.

01:38:27.060 You have served and fattened your own wallets, your own life, your own power for so long,

01:38:33.780 and you've destroyed generations.

01:38:36.840 You have destroyed our economic ability for our children to be free, to own a house, to

01:38:43.960 have a job where they can buy things, they can live a decent life, have a vacation from

01:38:49.460 time to time.

01:38:50.200 These are things that every generation has to decide and fight for.

01:38:57.040 So, we can't look at a story like this and say there's no justice.

01:39:03.380 I suggest that maybe we start looking at stories like this, and we start to say, this is where

01:39:10.140 I draw the line.

01:39:13.580 This is where I draw the line.

01:39:15.420 And even if the world doesn't change, I know where my lines are.

01:39:21.300 I don't tolerate that.

01:39:23.300 I will speak out against it.

01:39:25.580 I will not be silent about it.

01:39:28.760 I draw the line here.

01:39:31.540 I'm not going any farther down this mad show that the world is putting on right now.

01:39:36.920 I'm not going over the cliff with the rest of humanity.

01:39:39.360 This is where the American people that still believe in right and wrong, this is when we

01:39:45.240 stand up and say directly to the liars and the ideologues and the demagogues, you may

01:39:52.020 sit in City Hall, you may sit in Washington, you may think you hold the power, but you

01:40:00.200 don't.

01:40:00.960 I know who I answer to, and you do not speak for me.

01:40:05.680 You do not define my morality.

01:40:08.100 You don't own the truth.

01:40:10.640 You don't even recognize the truth.

01:40:13.580 And you know what?

01:40:14.680 At times, it'll cost us.

01:40:17.720 The longer we wait to draw this line, the higher the cost will be.

01:40:22.780 Speaking up always costs you something.

01:40:25.480 You know that.

01:40:26.800 How many times have you bit your tongue in your relationship?

01:40:30.680 How many times have you bit your tongue at work?

01:40:34.040 You know something's not right, but you bite your tongue.

01:40:38.320 Stop it.

01:40:39.740 Don't.

01:40:40.740 Yes, it's going to cost you, but it's not worth speaking up all the times.

01:40:46.420 I don't say to my wife, yeah, you know, that dress doesn't make you look fat. 1.00

01:40:50.560 It's the fat that makes you look fat.

01:40:52.180 Now, she says that to me, but I wouldn't say that to her.

01:40:55.220 You don't always say things, but when it matters, and you know what?

01:41:03.440 You might lose friends.

01:41:04.640 You might be labeled.

01:41:05.460 You might be mocked.

01:41:06.580 But remember this.

01:41:08.040 Truth always costs more in the beginning than in the end, and the silence is what makes tyranny cheap.

01:41:17.200 I have this week been expressing to you that there's things I don't believe in anymore, and I'm trying to hold on, and I do.

01:41:33.180 I shouldn't say, I don't know how to express this yet.

01:41:36.060 I do believe in American justice.

01:41:40.120 I just don't think it exists right now, but I believe it will return.

01:41:45.200 And it may not be in my lifetime, but somewhere, somebody will remember it, and they will not, they'll say, we draw the line.

01:41:54.360 I'm not tolerating this anymore, and they will live their own life based on eternal principles.

01:42:03.480 Hopefully, more of us begin to do that in our own life, and that's when things change.

01:42:07.740 But if you really want hope, real, tangible hope, don't look for it in Washington.

01:42:12.140 Don't look for it in the press.

01:42:13.800 Don't look for it in the halls of power.

01:42:15.860 Don't look for it, you know, in City Hall.

01:42:20.160 Don't wait for it to come from Hollywood or some billionaire's social media feed.

01:42:28.900 Hope is built in the hearts of men and women who refuse to bow to lies.

01:42:34.120 Hope is built when a father teaches his son that no one, no matter their color, no one is above the law.

01:42:43.000 Hope is built when a mom refuses to let her daughter believe that violence is ever justice.

01:42:48.360 Hope is built every time someone speaks the truth in the face of chaos.

01:42:52.300 The world has gone mad before, but madness is not eternal.

01:42:57.460 Only truth is.

01:42:59.440 And the truth is, justice is not dead.

01:43:03.140 It is just waiting.

01:43:05.320 It's patiently waiting.

01:43:07.240 Waiting for people of courage.

01:43:09.780 Waiting for people who will remember.

01:43:13.640 It is just waiting for us.

01:43:18.520 There are certain things in life that we shouldn't take for granted, like tucking your loved ones into bed and knowing they're safe.

01:43:23.740 Because safety comes at a price, right?

01:43:25.680 A husband who never made it back from deployment.

01:43:28.640 A wife who was lost in the line of duty.

01:43:30.760 A first responder who raced into a building while others were running out.

01:43:34.980 We all say the words, never forget, and most times we do.

01:43:40.200 We say their sacrifice matters, but are we doing anything about it?

01:43:45.700 Well, a lot of people in this audience, and most likely you are, thanks to Tunnel to Towers, that promise isn't just something we say.

01:43:52.540 It's something we actually do.

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01:44:35.840 Ten seconds, Station ID.

01:44:36.920 Well, hello to Stu Bregeer.

01:44:53.640 Hello, Stu.

01:44:54.720 Didn't sound that excited about that?

01:44:56.480 No, I'm really not.

01:44:57.060 Seemed a little underwhelmed.

01:44:58.360 I'm really not.

01:45:00.120 Did you see the...

01:45:01.440 You ready for this story?

01:45:02.520 Did you see that there was an orange shape spotted on the surveillance footage near Jeffrey Epstein's prison cell on the final night of his life?

01:45:12.600 An orange shape?

01:45:13.620 There was an orange shape.

01:45:16.920 What shape was it?

01:45:18.000 I mean, I need to know.

01:45:19.340 Well, it's a shadowy object.

01:45:21.160 And it's seen at the video that was reviewed by CBS News.

01:45:26.920 And it moves up the stairs to Epstein's cell block around 10.40 p.m.

01:45:34.100 Wait, CBS News is reporting this?

01:45:36.020 CBS News.

01:45:37.540 Right here.

01:45:38.280 Right here.

01:45:38.840 Slow down.

01:45:39.300 There's the orange shape.

01:45:40.400 Right there, Stu.

01:45:41.600 You see that?

01:45:42.680 I do see that.

01:45:43.760 Look at that.

01:45:44.640 Yeah.

01:45:45.280 There's the orange shape.

01:45:47.100 Don't know what it is.

01:45:48.040 Now, this is the, let me see, this is the final night of his life, okay?

01:45:56.540 Mm-hmm.

01:45:57.040 And they're questioning, is there an explanation for this orange shape?

01:46:05.100 And I'm just hoping we get to rope UFOs into the Epstein file. 0.94

01:46:13.780 Why not at this point?

01:46:14.640 I think we do.

01:46:15.460 If we could just get one grand universal conspiracy theory, it would be so great.

01:46:22.340 And then they'll come out and be like, oh, come on, that was old news.

01:46:25.460 We've known about this forever.

01:46:27.280 It was in the video we released.

01:46:29.000 Aliens, come on. 0.98

01:46:29.840 Come on.

01:46:33.400 This is Glenn Beck.

01:46:36.460 Your kitchen where, you know, you made breakfast for your kids every single morning.

01:46:41.200 There's a married couple walking through it right now, pointing at the island in the middle,

01:46:45.000 talking about whether it's just too big or just right.

01:46:47.380 Your living room, or you, you know, you and your wife curled up on that old couch at the

01:46:52.180 end of so many long days, watch movies together.

01:46:55.140 Well, it's central headquarters now.

01:46:58.540 You know, look, that's the nature of selling a house.

01:47:01.620 And it's so hard.

01:47:02.820 Last night, we were packing up the house.

01:47:04.840 And I picked up a little pitcher that we had.

01:47:09.640 And it's like no big deal.

01:47:11.100 And we were going to give it away.

01:47:13.160 And I picked it up.

01:47:14.820 And all of a sudden, I just burst into tears.

01:47:17.360 And I was like, my wife's like, are you okay?

01:47:18.980 And I'm like, I remember the kids.

01:47:21.160 You made spaghetti sauce every Sunday.

01:47:23.040 And you put the spaghetti sauce in this pitcher.

01:47:25.180 And I'm like, we're not getting rid of this pitcher because I think of the kids every time.

01:47:30.540 It is so hard to move.

01:47:34.020 And when you do, you need a real estate agent that you can really trust to get the job done right.

01:47:41.140 Realestateagentsitrust.com.

01:47:42.380 That's realestateagentsitrust.com.

01:47:52.260 Head over to glennbeck.com.

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01:48:13.140 All right.

01:48:13.780 So, Stu, let's play a game.

01:48:15.600 Okay?

01:48:15.960 Yes.

01:48:16.400 I like games.

01:48:17.320 Which is Kamala Harris?

01:48:20.960 And which one did I make up?

01:48:23.620 Okay?

01:48:24.340 Okay.

01:48:24.740 Two quotes.

01:48:25.220 Two quotes.

01:48:26.020 One of them Kamala Harris said.

01:48:27.900 And the other one I made up.

01:48:29.740 Okay.

01:48:30.160 Okay.

01:48:30.380 This is going to be, this could be tough.

01:48:31.940 She spoke about her candidacy as the gubernatorial candidate in California.

01:48:39.860 Yes.

01:48:40.340 Okay.

01:48:40.840 She's not going to run.

01:48:42.680 No, she's not.

01:48:43.600 That's sad.

01:48:44.220 Okay.

01:48:45.000 So, did she say, upon some deep reflection, for now, my leadership and public service will

01:48:54.980 not be an elected office.

01:48:57.000 Over the past few months, I've spent time reflecting on this moment in our nation's history and the

01:49:02.360 best way for me to continue fighting for the American people and advancing the values and

01:49:06.640 ideals I hold dear.

01:49:08.700 However, is that Kamala Harris?

01:49:11.760 Okay.

01:49:12.200 That's option one.

01:49:13.580 Option two.

01:49:18.760 So, here's the thing.

01:49:20.500 When we talk about leadership and being a leader who leads, we must understand that leadership is not always about the office you're elected to, but sometimes about the space that is not elected yet still leadership.

01:49:32.580 And at this moment, which is a moment that comes after many other moments, I've been reflecting deeply, intentionally, profoundly on what it means to reflect, as one does during reflection.

01:49:45.380 And through that reflecting, I've come to understand that while I may not currently be in elected office, I'm still very much in a place of public service, which is service to the public, for the people who are the American people, which is who we are.

01:49:58.960 So, I'll continue to do the work, because the work must be done, and that work is working for the ideals and values that are ideal and have value.

01:50:07.900 And those are the things that I hold and that I hold dear, because if we don't hold them dear, how can we say they are dear to be held?

01:50:17.420 I know it's a tough, it's tough.

01:50:20.160 It's a trick question.

01:50:21.360 It's a trick question.

01:50:22.480 Neither of them are her.

01:50:24.040 They're both too smart.

01:50:25.580 Exactly right.

01:50:26.420 Oh, really?

01:50:26.760 Exactly right.

01:50:27.680 One is obviously me, and the other one is a press agent, because there is absolutely no way she said the first one.

01:50:35.580 No way.

01:50:36.740 No, because she didn't repeat herself.

01:50:38.420 No.

01:50:38.940 Did she once in there, though?

01:50:40.880 I thought when you were reading it, I was like, gosh, I don't know.

01:50:43.300 That one.

01:50:44.340 Yeah, after some deep reflection.

01:50:46.500 Yes.

01:50:46.860 For now, my leadership of public service will not be in elected office for over the six months I've spent time reflecting on this moment.

01:50:53.200 So I was, that one, I was like, okay, that sounds like her.

01:50:56.240 Could be.

01:50:56.800 Could be.

01:50:57.960 The second one was a little long.

01:50:59.740 Yeah.

01:51:00.780 But could have been her.

01:51:01.920 But if she would have said it, if she would have said it on stage, that's exactly what she would have said.

01:51:06.120 Right.

01:51:06.140 If it wasn't a canned press statement.

01:51:08.040 Exactly.

01:51:08.140 If someone just randomly walked up to her and asked her, that's about what she'd come up with.

01:51:12.120 Exactly what she would have come up with.

01:51:12.860 I like it. 0.97

01:51:13.280 Gosh darn it. 0.98

01:51:14.740 California, look at the good news. 0.99

01:51:16.020 I mean, it couldn't get worse.

01:51:21.100 I don't know about that.

01:51:22.300 I mean.

01:51:23.740 Would you rather have your governor be Kamala Harris or Gavin Newsom?

01:51:28.140 That's a tough one.

01:51:28.580 That's a legitimately, that's another game.

01:51:30.540 Yeah.

01:51:30.860 Gavin Newsom or Kamala Harris as your governor has to be one of them.

01:51:35.060 Who would you choose?

01:51:35.960 That is really hard. 1.00

01:51:37.140 So this is like, suicide by being shot or suicide by electrocuting yourself. 0.98

01:51:49.080 Yes, it does. 0.99

01:51:49.640 Okay.

01:51:49.880 All right.

01:51:50.500 Something like that.

01:51:50.960 I think I would pick Kamala because I feel like while both are awful and both want terrible policies to be passed and enforced,

01:52:02.680 Gavin feels more competently evil than Kamala. 0.99

01:52:08.460 She's more like a clown car. 0.99

01:52:10.060 Yes. 0.96

01:52:10.640 Like it would be a joke and it wouldn't, things wouldn't go well.

01:52:13.500 Yeah, it wouldn't.

01:52:14.280 But, you know.

01:52:14.900 Not that they're going well in California now.

01:52:17.320 No.

01:52:17.800 Yeah.

01:52:18.120 Well, that's what I mean.

01:52:19.420 I think it would be, he'd be worse.

01:52:21.740 I wouldn't want Patrick Bateman in American Psycho running my state.

01:52:26.680 You think?

01:52:27.540 That doesn't sound great.

01:52:28.180 Okay.

01:52:28.520 All right.

01:52:29.000 Can I give you a third game?

01:52:29.860 Okay.

01:52:30.180 Third game.

01:52:30.540 Third game.

01:52:31.200 Wow.

01:52:31.540 Are you ready for game numbers?

01:52:32.680 Game number three.

01:52:33.140 Game number three.

01:52:34.120 Okay.

01:52:35.460 Name.

01:52:36.160 Name.

01:52:37.080 The year.

01:52:38.340 The year.

01:52:39.100 Of this headline.

01:52:40.140 Of this headline.

01:52:41.280 Are you ready?

01:52:42.220 Mm-hmm.

01:52:44.160 How conspiracy theories about COVID's origins are hampering our ability to prevent the next pandemic?

01:52:53.300 Wait, say it again.

01:52:54.600 How conspiracy theories about COVID's origins are hampering our ability to prevent the next pandemic?

01:53:02.660 I'll give you some options.

01:53:04.360 2020.

01:53:06.460 2021.

01:53:07.620 2021.

01:53:08.180 2021, probably.

01:53:09.220 2022.

01:53:10.620 2023.

01:53:11.880 Mm-hmm.

01:53:12.260 2024.

01:53:13.620 Okay.

01:53:14.120 Or 2025.

01:53:15.920 Those are your options.

01:53:16.840 The way this game is going, I should say, I'd be surprised if it's even been written yet.

01:53:23.120 Right.

01:53:23.620 That is exactly.

01:53:24.260 Yes.

01:53:24.880 Mm-hmm.

01:53:25.120 But I mean, if you're going to say logically, 2021, 2022.

01:53:29.700 Yeah.

01:53:30.080 Maybe even 2020.

01:53:31.700 Yeah.

01:53:31.940 Right?

01:53:32.300 Yeah.

01:53:32.480 Yeah.

01:53:32.580 Maybe.

01:53:32.960 Okay.

01:53:33.560 Because there, you know.

01:53:34.360 Yeah, you're right.

01:53:34.860 You're right.

01:53:35.180 You're right.

01:53:35.480 There's a lot of conspiracy theories about origin at the very beginning.

01:53:37.700 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:53:38.120 And maybe it trickled into 2021.

01:53:40.580 I feel like 2022 would be pushing it.

01:53:42.680 Yeah.

01:53:42.880 2023, we kind of already had passed it.

01:53:45.900 2024.

01:53:46.260 2024 would be completely insane.

01:53:48.100 We all admitted it.

01:53:49.800 Even the New York Times.

01:53:51.020 Everybody admitted.

01:53:52.500 Yep.

01:53:53.660 Yep.

01:53:54.540 All intelligence agencies say it came from Wuhan.

01:53:57.980 Mm-hmm.

01:53:58.520 Yeah.

01:53:58.860 In a lab.

01:54:00.320 It.

01:54:00.820 The answer is.

01:54:02.100 Today.

01:54:02.960 Today.

01:54:04.680 Today.

01:54:05.200 Today.

01:54:06.100 What is the story?

01:54:07.820 It is how conspiracy theories about COVID's origins are hampering our ability to prevent

01:54:12.120 the next pandemic.

01:54:12.740 One of the authors, by the way, well, a couple of authors of note, I would say.

01:54:16.740 One is Christian Anderson, who is in the emails from 2020, talking about.

01:54:22.320 Oh, he was a, wasn't he the guy who was like, hey, I think this has.

01:54:26.180 He was one of the guys saying like, hey, this could be lab leak.

01:54:29.680 Right.

01:54:29.740 And then changed.

01:54:30.620 Right.

01:54:31.040 And then changed mysteriously.

01:54:32.440 No one really understands it.

01:54:33.620 Cha-ching. 1.00

01:54:34.280 Another guy is Andrew Rambo, who is not like, you know, Sylvester Stallone Rambo.

01:54:40.280 R-A-M-B-O. 1.00

01:54:41.820 Oh, he's, he's like a friend, R-A-M-B-A-U-T, like the Renault.

01:54:47.540 Oh, Rambo.

01:54:49.260 Rambo.

01:54:49.760 He is like the one, I am up in the woods, living in the cave.

01:54:53.560 I surrender.

01:54:54.460 I surrender.

01:54:55.300 Whatever the town wants to do, I will do.

01:54:58.200 The worst Rambo sequel ever.

01:55:01.080 A French Rambo. 0.99

01:55:02.120 A French Rambo. 0.99

01:55:02.740 An instantly surrendering Rambo. 0.98

01:55:05.200 Take my guns. 0.99

01:55:07.060 I hate them. 0.98

01:55:07.880 I hate these guns. 0.98

01:55:09.740 The super exciting, like dramatic scene that they build to is him just putting down all

01:55:15.300 of his weapons.

01:55:17.560 He comes out.

01:55:18.720 He still has the bandana around his head.

01:55:21.700 I surrender to a mime last week. 1.00

01:55:25.480 But unbelievable.

01:55:26.920 And they're trying to say it's crazy. 0.87

01:55:28.640 You're nuts if you believe the lab leak theory. 0.89

01:55:31.480 That's today. 0.98

01:55:32.160 Today.

01:55:33.340 Today.

01:55:33.980 And you know what?

01:55:34.620 Also today in the New York Times is a op-ed from, is it Brennan and Clapper?

01:55:41.980 Who are saying, this is just the weaponization of government.

01:55:46.980 This is, look at what they're doing.

01:55:48.000 Oh, no.

01:55:49.800 They don't like the weaponization of government, eh?

01:55:53.060 This is just a conspiracy theory.

01:55:55.260 That's all this is.

01:55:56.220 Are you serious?

01:55:57.180 I'm serious.

01:55:58.020 In today's New York Times.

01:56:00.040 In today's New York Times.

01:56:00.580 I can't take it.

01:56:01.280 Let me give you this. 0.88

01:56:03.500 Yesterday, we are living in clown world.

01:56:09.100 Yesterday, Donald Trump was talking about maybe giving a pardon to Diddy because he

01:56:17.860 was charged with the Mann Act.

01:56:20.640 Was he?

01:56:20.920 Yeah.

01:56:21.360 Was he actually talking about that or was it just rumored?

01:56:23.640 Rumored.

01:56:24.120 It does feel like when you get a Donald Trump pardoning rumor.

01:56:29.220 Yes.

01:56:30.100 A lot of times.

01:56:31.800 Usually, like, it does feel like a lot of times it happens.

01:56:34.320 So, you can't verify that it came from him.

01:56:35.780 But a rumor is that he's going to be, because he was arrested on the Mann Act.

01:56:40.720 Now, if you don't know the Mann Act, if you're my age, you say, I don't, I don't, I don't,

01:56:47.880 I don't think I've ever heard of the Mann Act.

01:56:49.480 Oh, yes, you have.

01:56:51.260 Yes, you have.

01:56:52.200 From a very famous scene from that documentary called Smokey and the Bandit.

01:56:59.500 Mm-hmm.

01:57:00.500 Listen.

01:57:01.700 Who are you chasing?

01:57:03.440 Somebody chasing you?

01:57:04.900 Nobody chasing me, boy. 0.98

01:57:07.020 I've been chasing a **** mania. 0.97

01:57:09.300 All the way from Texas. 0.98

01:57:10.620 I can't have Texas.

01:57:12.300 Really?

01:57:13.520 What's he?

01:57:13.840 Bank robber?

01:57:15.820 Bank robber. 0.96

01:57:16.480 Bank robber that's baby **** alongside of what this dude is doing. 0.98

01:57:24.600 Almost killed a funny law officer. 0.92

01:57:27.160 Driving through people's back yard, knocking down mailboxes, got a broad in the car, took 0.99

01:57:32.940 across the state line, got the man out.

01:57:36.980 I don't think he's got a permission, and that's good nothing.

01:57:40.880 How's that behind this?

01:57:41.960 Oh, let me pay for it, let me pay for it.

01:57:47.940 No, no.

01:57:48.360 No, no, you're an officer of the law, I'd be on it.

01:57:51.140 Yeah, much applies.

01:57:52.120 Where's it, Ken?

01:57:52.720 I gotta get the squirt.

01:57:53.860 I'll ride back there.

01:57:54.820 Just work.

01:57:59.880 Oh.

01:58:00.460 What the?

01:58:01.120 Hey, hey.

01:58:02.740 What are you doing in my car?

01:58:04.460 You're going the wrong way.

01:58:05.940 Oh.

01:58:07.620 Hang on. 0.99

01:58:08.520 What the **** are you doing? 0.99

01:58:09.700 Sheriff Justice is in there. 0.99

01:58:11.200 I know, I know.

01:58:13.120 I love that movie.

01:58:15.440 You've seen it?

01:58:17.240 A long time ago.

01:58:18.640 Oh my gosh, it's worth watching with your kids.

01:58:21.200 Really?

01:58:21.500 It is one of our favorite movies.

01:58:23.560 It is hysterical.

01:58:26.460 It's just hysterical.

01:58:27.960 Jackie Gleason at his absolute best. 1.00

01:58:32.840 I'm going to barbecue your ass. 1.00

01:58:36.000 It is so full of laughs. 1.00

01:58:40.260 They just love it.

01:58:40.920 But there's the Mann Act.

01:58:42.300 The Mann Act.

01:58:43.400 And the Mann Act was taking someone across state lines.

01:58:47.140 Mm-hmm.

01:58:48.380 Which is always the weirdest thing.

01:58:50.320 That's the most concerning thing.

01:58:52.160 The law is like, you can do whatever you want inside a state, but if you take them across

01:58:56.180 state lines.

01:58:56.760 No, that's...

01:58:57.420 No.

01:58:58.300 No, no, no.

01:58:59.040 That's what they always get them on.

01:59:00.200 It's always like a trafficking charge.

01:59:02.680 Who gets them on?

01:59:05.400 Is that the feds?

01:59:06.660 The feds.

01:59:07.820 Otherwise, it's state.

01:59:09.360 It's state.

01:59:10.000 That's how the feds...

01:59:11.180 That's how...

01:59:11.720 Remember, that's...

01:59:13.140 What was that...

01:59:14.820 Shoot, I can't remember the Supreme Court ruling from the 1930s where the guy was growing

01:59:21.580 wheat.

01:59:22.100 Right.

01:59:22.620 Remember?

01:59:23.080 Yeah.

01:59:23.260 And he's growing wheat in his...

01:59:24.400 Commerce Clause.

01:59:24.760 Yeah, Commerce Clause, and he's growing wheat in his own, you know, on his own farm.

01:59:28.860 Yes, but it could be taken across state lines, and so the federal government has to regulate

01:59:36.040 it. 0.97

01:59:36.200 Wasn't it even more ridiculous? 0.95

01:59:37.500 Wasn't it you selling it within your state could manipulate the market in other states? 0.94

01:59:44.040 I think it might be.

01:59:45.460 I think it was.

01:59:46.460 Yeah.

01:59:46.660 At least that was one of those cases.

01:59:48.340 Yeah.

01:59:48.420 Gosh, I can't remember.

01:59:49.220 You're right.

01:59:49.520 I can't remember.

01:59:50.040 I'm too tired to remember the name of that case.

01:59:53.360 But that was, I think, what it was, because he wanted to sell it in his own state.

01:59:57.540 Yeah.

01:59:57.620 And he's like, okay, this got nothing to do with interstate commerce.

02:00:00.960 They're like, well, if you sell a bunch of wheat here, it could lower the price in another

02:00:03.740 state.

02:00:05.780 That's crazy.

02:00:07.460 It's crazy.

02:00:08.240 All those stuff has to be overturned.

02:00:09.840 If you would just overturn that...

02:00:12.080 That's a big one.

02:00:12.700 That would be a big one, because you would just...

02:00:14.820 You would cut down the power of the federal government so much, so much.

02:00:19.380 And of course, remember, we're all anti-government here, you know?

02:00:22.920 That's all we, you know...

02:00:24.420 Forget Antifa.

02:00:26.960 You know, forget the people who are actually shooting at ICE.

02:00:29.980 Nah, it's us.

02:00:31.000 We're the anti-government people.

02:00:33.040 All right.

02:00:33.580 Back in just a minute.

02:00:37.240 Let me tell you about the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

02:00:40.560 It is easy to feel overwhelmed these days.

02:00:42.780 Too much news.

02:00:43.540 Too much noise.

02:00:44.300 Far too many people in this world who are hurting.

02:00:47.040 And stories never make it past the headlines.

02:00:49.080 When missiles rain down on Israel, sirens wail in the middle of the night.

02:00:52.540 When families have to choose between staying in a war zone or fleeing with nothing, the world tends to look away.

02:00:58.660 But some people don't look away.

02:01:00.620 They lift others up with food and shelter and security and hope.

02:01:04.260 Because their faith won't let them do anything else.

02:01:07.280 Is that you?

02:01:07.900 The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews is there right in the middle of it.

02:01:12.140 And they're on the ground in Israel delivering hot meals to the elderly, trapped in war-torn neighborhoods.

02:01:17.280 Getting survival packages to families huddled in bomb shelters.

02:01:20.620 And bringing Ukrainian Jews home to safety through emergency flights. 0.92

02:01:25.980 And they can't keep it going.

02:01:28.320 Unless you help.

02:01:29.320 People like you and I.

02:01:30.260 Ordinary Christians who refuse to be numb.

02:01:32.760 Who see the pain and choose to step in, not step back.

02:01:35.540 People who will stand with Israel.

02:01:37.960 Learn more about IFCJ and their life-saving work by going online to ifcj.org.

02:01:43.480 That's ifcj.org.

02:01:49.280 Back. We'll be right back.

02:02:05.540 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

02:02:12.960 So, Stu just looked up.

02:02:14.560 It was Wickard v. Filburn, right?

02:02:17.080 Yes, that's what we were trying to come up with.

02:02:19.040 And you say it's worse than we thought?

02:02:22.020 It is worse, yes.

02:02:23.480 Because you had mentioned, like, oh, it was about a guy just trying to sell some weed across state lines.

02:02:28.760 No, selling it into the state.

02:02:31.520 No, yeah, you're right.

02:02:32.280 Selling it into the state.

02:02:33.220 Yeah, initial, across state lines.

02:02:34.940 And then I said, no, I think it was worse than that.

02:02:37.280 It was actually, he just wanted to sell it inside the state.

02:02:40.420 And the argument was about, well, if you sell a bunch of weed inside your state, it could affect the overall national wheat market.

02:02:47.120 See, this is where we are rookies.

02:02:50.400 Okay?

02:02:50.560 Because we look at things, and we still are looking at it semi-rationally.

02:02:56.620 Okay?

02:02:57.240 Yes.

02:02:57.580 No, you've got to go to the federal government.

02:02:59.220 They're never rational.

02:03:00.360 No, in fact, the case was actually all about him wanting to grow wheat and consume it himself.

02:03:09.120 So it was wheat he was just growing in his backyard for himself.

02:03:14.340 And they said that could actually manipulate the national wheat market, so therefore Congress could control it.

02:03:21.180 Now, you might think to yourself, I don't think so, but then you have to think like a government stooge.

02:03:30.500 If everybody did that.

02:03:32.800 Well, everybody's not going to grow wheat.

02:03:35.880 I mean, gosh, I don't know how this stuff stands.

02:03:40.960 And I don't, honestly, I don't know why somebody isn't bringing that case.

02:03:44.880 The Supreme Court has been begging for it.

02:03:47.540 While we still have justices on our side, we should get the things like that overturned. 1.00

02:03:53.440 We should really work to overturn that.

02:03:55.680 Imagine, you get the Commerce Clause overturned and the difference that it would make.

02:04:02.180 You know, I'm trying to think of, you know, what are the worst overreaches of the government?

02:04:07.660 And I, you know, I always come back to, again, property tax.

02:04:12.680 I think property tax is the most immoral, un-American tax there is.

02:04:18.120 You take out a, let's say, a 30-year mortgage.

02:04:22.700 Okay, now you're paying it, but you're only really paying the debt down, what, the last 10 years?

02:04:27.640 They get all of their money first.

02:04:29.780 So you're renting it from the bank.

02:04:33.580 Then when you do pay it off, then you're renting it from the state.

02:04:38.620 Because the state, if you don't pay your taxes, they take your house away.

02:04:42.800 That's insanity.

02:04:44.720 Just insanity.

02:04:45.880 But, that's America today.

02:04:49.580 But, we can change that.

02:04:52.240 We just, I don't know how.

02:04:55.840 Okay, I don't.

02:04:56.980 I was going to leave you with something profound.

02:04:58.380 I'm out.

02:04:59.100 I'm out of profound stuff.

02:05:01.140 All week I've been out of profound stuff.

02:05:03.120 So, that's as good as it gets, America.

02:05:05.940 That's all I got.

02:05:07.720 Congratulations.

02:05:09.580 We will see you tomorrow.

02:05:11.940 God bless.

02:05:15.880 This is Glenn Beck.

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The Glenn Beck Program - July 31, 2025

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