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00:03:23.120 We have the first American Pope.

00:03:26.540 Oh, my gosh.

00:03:27.500 I don't know if that's a good idea.

00:03:29.960 And it has nothing to do with Catholicism or this Pope in particular.

00:03:34.800 Do we really want an American Pope?

00:03:36.520 I don't know if that's a...

00:03:38.280 Can I just address that?

00:03:39.740 What does it mean, having an American Pope?

00:03:41.520 We'll get into that here in 60 seconds.

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00:04:15.960 Well, maybe not because, I mean, miracles can happen.

00:04:18.500 We have an American Pope.

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00:05:14.540 So what does it mean to have an American Pope?

00:05:17.240 Well, I hope that it doesn't mean that we now have, you know, papal wardrobe options.

00:05:22.700 You know, I'm hoping the American Pope's not going to show up at the Vatican in Patagonia puffer vests sipping oat milk.

00:05:30.240 Uh, but maybe, maybe.

00:05:32.200 What does it mean to have an American Pope?

00:05:34.820 Well, I hope it doesn't mean that the Vatican now has a lobbyist.

00:05:38.560 Confession will now require insurance pre-authorization.

00:05:44.020 You know, I hope it doesn't mean communion wafers replaced with gluten-free USDA-certified Eucharist thins that now come in spicy nacho and cool ranch.

00:05:53.780 I hope it doesn't mean that the Pope-mobile now has a coexist bumper sticker and a don't tread on me license plate just to keep everyone guessing.

00:06:05.780 Oh, by the way, that bad boy, he's an American. 0.99

00:06:08.440 Bad boy.

00:06:09.120 Might be a Tesla.

00:06:10.160 Might be a Tesla.

00:06:11.240 It won't move because it'll be plugged into a solar charger in the middle of a thunderstorm.

00:06:16.400 But that's the American way of doing things now.

00:06:18.880 You know, I, I would like all of our religious leaders to, to preach a little, not a lot, a little fire and brimstone, just a little bit, a little, a little less equity and composting in the sermons, a little more fire and brimstone, you know.

00:06:42.460 But if we have an American Pope, maybe there will be no hell, just a very underfunded public transit system.

00:06:48.880 And Judgment Day, well, I mean, Judgment Day is going to be delayed a little bit until we, until the Vatican completes its DEI training modules.

00:06:58.360 Oh, God.

00:07:00.140 I know I'm being cynical here, but I just, I mean, that's, I mean, that's who I am, you know.

00:07:06.040 And I really have great hope for this guy.

00:07:08.780 I don't know, it'd be great, but he's from Chicago.

00:07:12.460 I mean, he's from Chicago.

00:07:15.920 He's been writing, you know, op-eds against Donald Trump, which is cool, I guess.

00:07:21.220 I mean, you know, he doesn't have to agree with me on politics, but I hope his politics are, I mean, can we get a guy who's not political?

00:07:27.700 Can we please?

00:07:28.580 It's the Pope.

00:07:29.300 Can we please?

00:07:30.020 And somebody who believes in Christ, I hear something.

00:07:34.260 A Catholic Pope that's Catholic.

00:07:37.220 Wouldn't that be refreshing?

00:07:39.160 Now, maybe this is the guy.

00:07:40.780 I don't know.

00:07:41.500 I know, all I know, we're going to, we're going to talk to an expert here in just a few minutes, and he's going to give us the lowdown on this guy.

00:07:48.480 But this is the guy who helped Francis pick the 80 new Cardinals that voted for him yesterday.

00:07:54.960 So, I don't know, but I pray he's different than the last one.

00:08:00.080 You know, I don't really want to live in a world where the Pope, the keeper of sacred tradition, you know, might feel pressure to update the catechism like it's terms and conditions.

00:08:11.200 Click here to accept the new morality.

00:08:13.820 Your sins may be monetized and shared with third parties.

00:08:16.760 It's not eternal truth.

00:08:20.560 It's truth 2.0, now with less judgment.

00:08:24.080 You know, everybody does have their own truth.

00:08:26.400 Really?

00:08:27.280 Really?

00:08:27.700 Do they?

00:08:28.260 I mean, try that at your next IRS audit.

00:08:31.080 You know, sir, excuse me, I'd like to remind you, I identify as somebody who's already paid my taxes in full.

00:08:40.040 Let me know how that works out for you.

00:08:41.940 Okay?

00:08:42.220 See, this is the problem that's happening in all of our faith.

00:08:49.880 Every single religious denomination.

00:08:53.220 It's the problem when you dress up relativism, you know, in holy robes.

00:09:02.800 Okay?

00:09:03.420 If everyone's truth is true, then nothing is true.

00:09:08.340 And if nothing is true, then nothing means anything.

00:09:12.640 And if nothing means anything, we're not modern.

00:09:16.000 We're lost.

00:09:17.140 Right now, our kids are not, they're not leaving the church because it's too strict.

00:09:26.180 They're leaving because it's turned into a TED Talk with candles.

00:09:31.180 That's why they're leaving.

00:09:32.600 We don't want the soft edges.

00:09:35.100 Our kids are craving sharp corners.

00:09:38.060 They want meaning.

00:09:39.400 They want, I don't know, somebody to go, that's good, that's evil.

00:09:42.980 They want somebody to just say, there is good and evil.

00:09:47.400 They want truth.

00:09:49.180 But truth has to have a spine.

00:09:52.840 Because even our kids know that the world is a storm.

00:09:56.500 And you don't build a lighthouse out of interpretive dance and feelings.

00:10:01.420 That's why I think people are going back, Catholics, kids, are going back to the Latin Mass. 1.00

00:10:09.780 And I mean this sincerely.

00:10:11.420 Why?

00:10:11.900 Because it's old.

00:10:14.540 It lasted forever.

00:10:17.020 It doesn't pander.

00:10:18.300 You know, when the world feels absolutely insane, maybe the only same thing left is a 2,000-year-old chant in a language that nobody understands,

00:10:28.320 delivered by a guy in robes who doesn't smile, doesn't riff, and believes in eternity.

00:10:33.860 You know?

00:10:34.860 That kind of mystery speaks louder than the progressive sermonette about meeting people where they are.

00:10:42.280 I got news for all of our churches.

00:10:44.340 If our churches just keep meeting people where they are, eventually our churches are going to find themselves in hell with a Spotify playlist and a rainbow-causable.

00:10:54.800 It'll be, you know, it'll be beautiful.

00:11:00.080 What does it mean to have an American pope?

00:11:04.320 Am I the only one that went, oh, no.

00:11:08.700 Here's my message to the first American pope.

00:11:11.040 Please, please, be American all you want, okay? 1.00

00:11:15.820 Fly coach, eat Chipotle.

00:11:18.460 Quote Jefferson, if, please, dear God, you know who he is, okay?

00:11:23.420 But please, for the love of everything good and sacred, don't Americanize the faith.

00:11:29.820 Don't do more damage to the faith.

00:11:32.340 Because, I mean, America gave the world a lot of really great things.

00:11:38.700 The Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence, blue jeans, barbecue.

00:11:44.300 But it also gave the world reality TV and gender reveals and 87 versions of Christianity where Jesus wears skinny jeans and only speaks in motivational quotes.

00:11:55.580 I don't know.

00:11:57.120 Please, don't do that to the church.

00:11:58.740 Be the pope who says, no, no, excuse me, this is the truth.

00:12:04.980 At least the truth that Catholics believe. 1.00

00:12:09.240 This is right.

00:12:10.960 This is wrong.

00:12:12.800 Why?

00:12:13.280 Because there is a God.

00:12:15.220 And he does demand something.

00:12:17.580 Not because it polls well, but because it was true before you were born, and it will be true after TikTok is nothing but a ghost town.

00:12:29.240 In a world where everything is customizable, the only thing that people are now dying for to find is something that doesn't change, something solid, something sacred, something that says, this is a rock.

00:12:49.680 Build your life here.

00:12:51.440 And if an American pope could say that, well, I mean, that just might be the most radical thing he could ever do.

00:13:01.900 Who is he?

00:13:03.240 I don't know.

00:13:04.200 We're going to find out from some people who actually watch this stuff and know.

00:13:08.960 Coming up in just a second.

00:13:11.820 I tell you, today is kind of a special day.

00:13:25.160 Yesterday was as well.

00:13:29.600 But today, you know, I told you two years ago, two years ago yesterday, that my family was going through some things.

00:13:38.320 And that my daughter had been rushed to the hospital.

00:13:43.120 And, you know, I gave you the distinct impression that it was suicidal problems that we were dealing with.

00:13:55.300 And I don't even think I said it was my daughter.

00:13:57.840 I just said one of my children.

00:14:01.840 And all of my children have gone through stuff like this.

00:14:06.840 I don't know, maybe it's because, I don't know, maybe it's because they have me as a dad.

00:14:12.340 I'm not really sure.

00:14:13.300 But this morning I got up and I saw my daughter's Instagram post.

00:14:20.340 And I haven't talked to you about this because it's not my story to share, it's hers.

00:14:27.880 But I want to just share with you what I read this morning from my daughter.

00:14:32.560 She said, honestly, I haven't had the words for this post come to me yet.

00:14:38.480 I knew I wanted to post for my two-year mark.

00:14:44.260 But I haven't been able to figure out what to say, what those words are.

00:14:48.000 So I'm just going to start typing and hope this goes well.

00:14:50.360 On this date, two years ago, around 8.30 at night, I was admitted to the ER at Baylor Medical Center right by my house.

00:14:59.180 I had taken action to end my life and my time on this earth.

00:15:05.020 Two years ago, you'd barely get a smile out of me.

00:15:09.020 I was self-harming.

00:15:10.620 I was eating one meal a day.

00:15:12.620 I didn't feel I had purpose in my life, and I was questioning Christ.

00:15:18.100 I felt like he had abandoned me, and I was nothing more than a waste of space.

00:15:25.380 After doctors did some tests, they told me if I had taken just a few more of those pills,

00:15:31.700 I wouldn't have made it to see the sunrise again.

00:15:34.240 They kept me in the hospital for a few days and then proceeded to admit me to Mesa Springs Mental Hospital to start my healing process.

00:15:45.200 I was admitted May 10th.

00:15:47.560 I was discharged on May 17th, and on the drive home, I specifically remember making one decision

00:15:54.120 that if I was going to stay alive, I was not going to live like this anymore.

00:15:57.520 So I started seeing my therapist weekly, reading my Bible, and getting to know Christ again.

00:16:05.600 I started surrounding myself with friends who set a good example for those around them,

00:16:10.840 which made me want to strive to better myself.

00:16:15.860 Fast forward to today.

00:16:18.220 I've devoted my whole life and my career now to Christ,

00:16:21.420 and I'm in constant gratitude that I get to experience little things like senior prom and graduation next week because of him.

00:16:36.400 In almost every picture that gets taken of me now,

00:16:39.800 I'm either laughing or have the biggest smile on my face.

00:16:44.060 I have a healthy relationship with food,

00:16:47.360 and I love my Savior.

00:16:51.420 Now, I hate sappy posts, so I apologize for being hypocritical with this post,

00:16:59.160 but I just hope my story can help someone.

00:17:07.640 I just hope my story can help someone who is struggling with these feelings, too,

00:17:11.940 because you're never alone.

00:17:13.500 And I know it's cheesy,

00:17:15.380 but there is light at the end of a very dark tunnel.

00:17:21.420 And I know because I'm looking at it right now.

00:17:25.720 Please don't be afraid to ask for help,

00:17:36.000 and always remember that you are so loved by others around you,

00:17:38.800 and especially Christ.

00:17:41.620 Here's to two years.

00:17:43.840 Keep going.

00:17:44.380 You know, I said this yesterday.

00:17:53.300 That God doesn't abandon us.

00:18:06.820 We usually abandon him.

00:18:09.580 He doesn't give us problems.

00:18:13.180 He's not testing us.

00:18:15.040 He doesn't make mistakes.

00:18:24.540 I'm an alcoholic.

00:18:26.480 We've had three suicides in my family.

00:18:30.460 And three of my kids have attempted.

00:18:34.860 And you try to live your life right,

00:18:44.680 and you try to do the right thing,

00:18:46.320 but most of the time, I don't even know what it is.

00:18:48.580 I'm a parent now,

00:18:49.640 and I have kids in their mid-30s,

00:18:54.880 and I have my last one is just graduating high school,

00:18:58.120 and it was a different world when I was raising the kids

00:19:01.400 who are now in their 30s.

00:19:04.260 And I spend most of my time when we were raising these last two going,

00:19:08.640 I don't know.

00:19:09.700 I don't know.

00:19:10.320 I've never dealt with any of these.

00:19:11.500 I can't even relate to the problems.

00:19:13.400 I wouldn't want to be a kid right now.

00:19:15.820 It's horrible.

00:19:19.100 And you ask yourself,

00:19:21.100 why?

00:19:23.120 I'm trying to live my life right.

00:19:25.560 I'm trying to do everything you say.

00:19:29.720 Why?

00:19:31.400 But he doesn't make mistakes.

00:19:37.660 Whether my alcoholism and our family's struggle with serious depression

00:19:43.760 and suicide is genetic, I don't know.

00:19:47.800 I don't really care.

00:19:49.040 I really don't care.

00:19:52.760 What I do care about is conquering it,

00:19:56.020 not giving in to it,

00:19:57.180 because all of the struggles that you're going through,

00:20:02.600 if you find your way, and you can,

00:20:05.060 if you find your way around them,

00:20:07.860 and you put them in your past,

00:20:09.860 and you conquer them,

00:20:11.540 you're dragging,

00:20:13.240 you become so strong,

00:20:16.260 and all of a sudden that becomes such a blessing

00:20:19.640 to not just you,

00:20:21.640 because you know who you are

00:20:24.240 and what you're capable of,

00:20:25.940 but also because,

00:20:28.080 as my daughter,

00:20:29.660 I'm so proud of her saying this,

00:20:31.180 I just hope my story can help somebody else.

00:20:38.780 I know people don't believe in angels.

00:20:40.780 Some don't believe in angels.

00:20:41.660 Some don't believe angels are,

00:20:43.900 you know,

00:20:44.680 I think my mom's looking out for me.

00:20:47.640 I think my family,

00:20:48.740 you know,

00:20:49.020 his past is there looking out for me.

00:20:51.300 I believe in angels.

00:20:54.700 But,

00:20:56.140 we are the real angels.

00:21:00.520 Each of us.

00:21:01.600 We are somebody else's angel.

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00:22:32.280 So, yesterday, I was doing a podcast.

00:22:47.980 I don't even remember what time it was.

00:22:49.320 It was right afternoon, I think.

00:22:50.820 And I start the podcast,

00:22:53.420 and I'm doing it with Bishop Strickland.

00:22:55.100 He's the guy that Pope Francis said,

00:22:57.360 you're no longer a bishop.

00:22:58.920 And he's the guy that was like,

00:23:00.500 I don't really think you're the pope.

00:23:02.700 And he's a good Catholic.

00:23:04.300 He just really disagreed with his pope.

00:23:06.720 And he said, you know,

00:23:07.560 there are ravenous wolves in our own camps.

00:23:11.720 And so, I'm starting this,

00:23:13.000 and we were going to talk about the conclave

00:23:14.400 and what was happening.

00:23:15.480 And as I started the podcast,

00:23:17.300 I look up to one of the monitors,

00:23:18.740 and I see white smoke.

00:23:19.820 And so, we just did the podcast

00:23:25.400 talking about what was going on

00:23:28.040 and who the possibilities were

00:23:30.300 and what it means,

00:23:33.400 what the papacy means,

00:23:35.020 what is in the future.

00:23:36.600 And it was a fascinating conversation.

00:23:39.500 And in the end,

00:23:40.600 we found out an American pope,

00:23:42.640 and he was very kind about this guy.

00:23:44.820 I've later found out some things

00:23:46.380 that this guy did to Bishop Strickland

00:23:48.940 that would have made me think

00:23:50.760 Bishop Strickland wouldn't have nice things to say,

00:23:52.980 but he did.

00:23:54.300 You can find that wherever your podcast is.

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00:25:21.420 Welcome to the glennbeck program.

00:25:38.380 We're so glad that you're here.

00:25:39.980 We have John Henry Weston on with us.

00:25:42.100 He is the co-founder and CEO

00:25:43.640 of lifesitenews.com.

00:25:45.660 He is over in Rome right now.

00:25:48.200 He was there when they announced

00:25:50.340 the new pope, an American pope.

00:25:53.300 I don't know why that scares me

00:25:55.940 just a little bit.

00:25:57.240 You know, would you like fries with that?

00:26:01.940 Anyway, maybe it's because I know

00:26:04.940 all the elites in the United States.

00:26:08.360 Not so good.

00:26:09.740 Not so good.

00:26:11.220 But anyway, I don't know anything

00:26:14.280 about this guy.

00:26:15.660 Um, but the guy who does know

00:26:18.880 is John Henry Weston

00:26:20.300 and he is here with us now.

00:26:21.540 Hi, John.

00:26:22.040 How are you?

00:26:24.480 Very good to be with you, Glenn.

00:26:25.880 I am literally standing in front

00:26:28.200 of St. Peter's Basilica.

00:26:29.920 We're, uh, sunny day

00:26:31.900 and it is, uh, unbelievable

00:26:34.200 what's just happened.

00:26:35.360 We're walking around

00:26:36.500 while, uh, the announcement

00:26:37.780 was being made in the crush.

00:26:39.220 Like, to walk around,

00:26:40.460 you had to, like,

00:26:41.520 excuse yourself through people.

00:26:42.880 You were in a crush of a crowd,

00:26:44.140 kind of like a rock concert.

00:26:45.460 Yeah.

00:26:45.700 But it was everywhere.

00:26:46.800 It was all the streets filled

00:26:47.700 and no one knew he was an American

00:26:49.480 because he didn't speak

00:26:50.460 a word of English

00:26:51.220 during the announcement

00:26:52.440 from the Lodge.

00:26:53.060 He got nothing.

00:26:53.680 I know.

00:26:54.120 So, uh, he speaks perfect English.

00:26:55.780 He's American born.

00:26:56.680 He's a Chicago boy.

00:26:58.580 So, how are you feeling

00:27:00.220 about that one?

00:27:02.200 Is it just me that's like,

00:27:03.680 I don't know.

00:27:05.800 I mean, you know,

00:27:06.480 Bishop Strickland would be good.

00:27:08.000 I'd go for that one.

00:27:09.000 But, what do we know

00:27:10.720 about this guy?

00:27:12.660 Okay, so this is where

00:27:14.000 it gets scary.

00:27:15.380 So, in the Catholic world,

00:27:17.400 Bishop Strickland was

00:27:18.400 the bishop,

00:27:20.000 the holiest bishop

00:27:20.700 in the whole church

00:27:21.800 in America.

00:27:22.580 Everybody knew it.

00:27:23.660 The guy spent three hours

00:27:25.060 of prayer a day

00:27:26.200 in church.

00:27:26.900 That was apart

00:27:27.540 from his mass.

00:27:28.900 In other words,

00:27:29.260 the service that he himself says.

00:27:31.300 So, uh, everybody knew

00:27:33.180 he was the holiest.

00:27:33.780 He got removed, though,

00:27:34.900 because he was, um,

00:27:37.780 well, he went up

00:27:39.140 against the machine.

00:27:40.180 Francis was going

00:27:41.160 anti-Catholic

00:27:42.000 in his teaching

00:27:42.720 on all sorts of issues,

00:27:44.600 including, uh,

00:27:45.940 you know, fooling around

00:27:46.760 with abortion,

00:27:47.460 contraception,

00:27:48.160 homosexuality,

00:27:48.980 divorce.

00:27:50.040 Um, so,

00:27:50.840 all of it was going offline,

00:27:52.600 and Strickland was one

00:27:54.360 of the only ones

00:27:55.120 who spoke up.

00:27:55.900 You know, he is a,

00:27:57.720 you know, a guy

00:27:58.280 from Tyler, Texas,

00:27:59.580 like, middle of nowhere.

00:28:00.800 Even if you're in America, 0.66

00:28:02.280 have you heard of Tyler?

00:28:03.580 Right.

00:28:03.700 Um, and so,

00:28:05.580 you know,

00:28:06.260 the poor guy,

00:28:07.180 uh, he,

00:28:07.960 he gets removed.

00:28:08.860 Now, the problem is,

00:28:10.280 when you're a holy bishop

00:28:11.140 like that,

00:28:12.140 you attract people.

00:28:14.560 Uh, there's a story

00:28:15.420 about the Courier of ours,

00:28:16.420 you guys can look up,

00:28:17.340 and it's wonderful,

00:28:18.560 you know,

00:28:19.680 Hodunk Town,

00:28:20.380 middle of nowhere,

00:28:21.000 and they built trains to it

00:28:22.420 because they sent

00:28:23.080 this holy priest there.

00:28:24.420 Bishop is the same.

00:28:26.160 700 families moved

00:28:28.180 to Tyler, Texas,

00:28:29.480 if you can believe it.

00:28:30.900 Um, and they,

00:28:33.020 you know,

00:28:33.340 and there was all sorts

00:28:34.140 of priests,

00:28:34.680 all sorts of religious

00:28:35.440 orders moved there,

00:28:36.420 and then he was yanked

00:28:37.980 from them.

00:28:39.140 So, super sad story,

00:28:41.940 but unfortunately,

00:28:44.100 and, and much more so

00:28:45.200 even now,

00:28:46.180 it was done

00:28:46.900 with the cooperation

00:28:48.600 of our current pope.

00:28:50.320 The reason being

00:28:51.460 is our current pope

00:28:52.520 was then the head

00:28:53.480 of the congregation

00:28:54.140 for bishops

00:28:54.720 and was involved

00:28:56.900 in doing an investigation

00:28:58.680 on Strickland

00:28:59.920 and in removing him.

00:29:02.000 And you might think,

00:29:02.940 oh, was there anything

00:29:03.660 really wrong with Strickland?

00:29:04.780 No.

00:29:05.240 He had the best numbers

00:29:06.220 in terms of per capita

00:29:07.620 seminarians.

00:29:08.880 Uh,

00:29:09.100 his financial situation

00:29:10.200 was in great shape,

00:29:11.280 like the rest of them aren't,

00:29:12.700 and, uh,

00:29:14.180 you know,

00:29:14.640 there was just

00:29:15.220 great things going on

00:29:17.140 in the diocese.

00:29:18.120 Unlike most places,

00:29:19.180 they don't have any

00:29:19.940 sexual abuse scandal

00:29:20.780 or anything like that.

00:29:21.920 Uh,

00:29:22.360 what they had

00:29:22.900 was a great bishop.

00:29:23.800 So he was a holy one

00:29:24.940 and those holy ones

00:29:26.060 are used to making noise

00:29:27.000 sometimes.

00:29:27.400 So my podcast,

00:29:28.860 uh,

00:29:29.520 tomorrow that comes out

00:29:30.460 everywhere is with

00:29:31.580 Bishop Strickland

00:29:32.380 and we were talking

00:29:33.680 during,

00:29:35.160 when the smoke started

00:29:36.220 and we were recording

00:29:37.340 this podcast

00:29:38.220 and,

00:29:38.860 uh,

00:29:39.980 and so he asked

00:29:41.200 when we,

00:29:41.700 we get the name,

00:29:42.580 he's like,

00:29:43.060 what was the name?

00:29:43.780 What's the name?

00:29:44.220 What's the name?

00:29:44.600 And I told him

00:29:45.240 and he said,

00:29:45.800 oh,

00:29:46.200 he's,

00:29:47.160 he was the head

00:29:47.760 of the council of bishops

00:29:49.260 and I said,

00:29:50.060 what do you know about him?

00:29:50.880 And he said,

00:29:51.320 well,

00:29:51.600 you know,

00:29:51.960 there's some things

00:29:52.740 that he's done

00:29:53.300 that I,

00:29:53.680 I don't necessarily agree with,

00:29:55.100 but he did not,

00:29:57.060 I mean,

00:29:57.340 he honestly,

00:29:58.360 I got the impression

00:29:59.260 he really didn't know

00:30:00.240 much about him.

00:30:01.040 There's no way

00:30:01.760 he didn't know

00:30:02.420 about this guy,

00:30:03.140 right?

00:30:05.540 Well,

00:30:06.020 yeah,

00:30:06.320 he also knew

00:30:07.380 he's just being kind.

00:30:08.820 He would regard it

00:30:09.560 true and he would regard it

00:30:11.760 as,

00:30:12.040 as worse than him.

00:30:13.460 He wouldn't even think

00:30:14.340 of himself in the scenario,

00:30:15.580 but what's,

00:30:17.380 what's worse,

00:30:18.040 uh,

00:30:18.600 well,

00:30:19.000 from his perspective

00:30:20.100 is that he elevated

00:30:21.640 that Francis elevated,

00:30:23.020 uh,

00:30:24.020 Cardinal McCarrick,

00:30:26.080 excuse me,

00:30:26.520 that's a flip of the,

00:30:28.380 that's a Freudian flip,

00:30:29.520 honestly.

00:30:30.000 Wow.

00:30:30.260 Uh,

00:30:30.540 McElroy to,

00:30:32.060 uh,

00:30:32.900 to Washington.

00:30:33.940 And this is the thing,

00:30:35.100 that also had to be done

00:30:37.080 with the current Pope.

00:30:38.880 So,

00:30:39.860 now there's going to be

00:30:40.460 serious,

00:30:40.860 because he's serious

00:30:41.400 right away,

00:30:41.880 look,

00:30:42.420 that is Pope Francis's will,

00:30:44.100 what could you do with it?

00:30:44.760 You're the underling.

00:30:45.740 Yeah.

00:30:45.920 If you object,

00:30:47.020 you're just going to get

00:30:47.640 turfed anyway.

00:30:48.780 Okay.

00:30:49.460 Let's say,

00:30:50.040 that makes you,

00:30:50.960 that's kind of weak anyway,

00:30:52.400 but let's,

00:30:53.040 let's just say that's it.

00:30:54.560 That's why the number one sign

00:30:57.420 all of America,

00:30:58.620 in fact,

00:30:59.000 all the world should be looking for

00:31:01.020 is the restoration

00:31:02.700 of Bishop Strickland.

00:31:04.080 Bishop Strickland is still young

00:31:05.400 for a bishop.

00:31:06.100 There's no way he can be retired.

00:31:08.420 He's a young man.

00:31:10.220 And he,

00:31:11.340 like he's,

00:31:12.100 for a bishop,

00:31:12.860 he's like 65.

00:31:14.180 And so,

00:31:15.380 he has to be restored.

00:31:17.220 If you want the true signal,

00:31:19.120 the one sign

00:31:20.200 that will indicate

00:31:21.480 where Pope Leo XIV

00:31:23.260 is coming from,

00:31:24.740 watch Tyler, Texas,

00:31:26.220 or wherever he's put,

00:31:27.600 because if that man

00:31:28.440 is not reinstated,

00:31:29.920 there's something

00:31:30.580 really wrong.

00:31:32.400 Wow.

00:31:33.240 What else do you know about him?

00:31:35.140 I mean,

00:31:35.580 are there any good signs

00:31:37.040 that maybe he's going to be

00:31:39.180 different?

00:31:43.700 Well,

00:31:44.280 there's this.

00:31:44.960 Okay,

00:31:45.240 so,

00:31:45.980 when,

00:31:46.820 if you look up in history,

00:31:48.800 there is a Pope

00:31:49.620 called Pius IX.

00:31:51.040 He came in,

00:31:52.160 actually,

00:31:52.740 as kind of a liberal.

00:31:54.240 Once he got elected,

00:31:56.300 he,

00:31:57.340 and there was a bit of

00:31:58.940 trefuffle in the world,

00:32:00.820 especially in Italy,

00:32:02.700 he converted.

00:32:03.940 He had,

00:32:04.540 he became Orthodox.

00:32:06.040 He became,

00:32:06.980 in fact,

00:32:07.500 he became one of the most

00:32:09.580 Orthodox Popes.

00:32:10.960 He,

00:32:11.300 he made,

00:32:12.180 he worked against

00:32:13.580 all heresies.

00:32:14.700 Wait,

00:32:14.940 wait,

00:32:15.080 wait,

00:32:15.220 is that Pius,

00:32:16.040 is that Pope?

00:32:17.260 Is that the Pope Pius IX?

00:32:19.180 Was that the one

00:32:19.780 in the 20th century?

00:32:22.640 No,

00:32:23.180 that was before that.

00:32:24.140 Okay.

00:32:24.820 He's,

00:32:25.140 the one before that.

00:32:26.400 Okay.

00:32:26.600 That was Pius X you're thinking of.

00:32:28.460 All right.

00:32:28.600 But what that tells us

00:32:32.480 is the grace of the office

00:32:34.220 can change the man

00:32:35.100 because literally

00:32:35.900 all the world's Catholics 0.54

00:32:37.020 pray for the Pope.

00:32:38.380 So,

00:32:39.060 you know,

00:32:39.580 he gets bestowed on him

00:32:40.920 this huge responsibility

00:32:42.360 in office

00:32:42.920 and position,

00:32:43.940 if you will.

00:32:44.740 And it's unlike

00:32:46.120 a political position.

00:32:48.800 It's a position

00:32:49.460 established by Jesus.

00:32:50.980 And he said,

00:32:52.160 Jesus said to the first Pope,

00:32:53.940 to Peter,

00:32:55.000 you know,

00:32:55.440 I will pray for you.

00:32:56.780 So it's a very,

00:32:57.580 very specific

00:32:58.780 kind of a role.

00:32:59.640 So there's a great hope

00:33:00.880 when it comes to the Pope

00:33:03.060 and the possibility

00:33:04.560 of change

00:33:05.340 even for a weak man

00:33:06.240 because all men are weak 1.00

00:33:07.140 and yet

00:33:08.080 he's called to fulfill

00:33:09.940 almost a supernatural task,

00:33:12.500 you know,

00:33:12.940 to be the vicar of Christ

00:33:14.460 on earth,

00:33:14.800 the representative

00:33:15.440 of Jesus

00:33:16.880 for Jesus' church.

00:33:18.660 He's not,

00:33:19.200 he's not

00:33:19.780 some kind of

00:33:20.700 alter Jesus.

00:33:21.720 He is just

00:33:22.400 the representative

00:33:23.340 of Jesus' church.

00:33:25.440 And so he's,

00:33:26.480 that's why the Pope

00:33:27.160 is not about

00:33:27.800 making his own rules.

00:33:29.020 He can't change

00:33:29.740 anything to do

00:33:31.080 with the religion

00:33:31.720 at all.

00:33:32.580 He's just there

00:33:33.540 to enforce it,

00:33:35.100 to bring unity

00:33:36.760 in the faith

00:33:37.600 and that there's only

00:33:39.920 unity in the truth.

00:33:40.780 So he's there

00:33:41.300 to basically uphold

00:33:42.360 the truth of the faith.

00:33:43.660 Well,

00:33:43.820 but you do know,

00:33:45.260 I mean,

00:33:45.640 you know this,

00:33:46.360 you're Catholic

00:33:47.340 and so you know this,

00:33:48.980 but I mean,

00:33:49.540 look at the change

00:33:50.820 that John Paul

00:33:52.680 made in the world.

00:33:54.460 I mean,

00:33:54.720 it was Margaret Thatcher,

00:33:56.520 Ronald Reagan,

00:33:57.180 and Pope John Paul

00:33:58.680 that ended communism.

00:34:01.240 And we just don't have

00:34:02.660 those kinds of leaders

00:34:03.540 and this particular

00:34:05.040 now Pope

00:34:06.580 has been railing

00:34:08.880 against Donald Trump.

00:34:10.020 So it's not exactly

00:34:11.300 like he's friendly

00:34:12.560 to Donald Trump

00:34:14.120 or what Donald Trump

00:34:14.880 is doing.

00:34:16.600 Yeah.

00:34:17.160 And it's funny

00:34:18.220 because he's a registered

00:34:19.100 Republican

00:34:19.700 in Chicago.

00:34:20.900 Oh, really?

00:34:21.400 Which that's,

00:34:22.860 yeah,

00:34:23.420 so that's kind of odd.

00:34:25.100 But at the same time,

00:34:26.660 he's anti-Trump.

00:34:28.280 So what does that mean?

00:34:29.760 It didn't strike me

00:34:30.940 as healthy

00:34:31.340 particularly because,

00:34:33.000 hey,

00:34:33.220 if you look at his last tweet

00:34:34.680 before he became Pope,

00:34:35.920 it was from like April 15th,

00:34:38.040 you'll see

00:34:39.180 it's bashing

00:34:40.040 Trump's immigration policy.

00:34:41.420 It's a retweet

00:34:42.020 of somebody else

00:34:42.760 bashing Trump's

00:34:43.460 immigration policy.

00:34:44.680 So that's pretty bad.

00:34:46.560 He's real bad

00:34:47.340 on immigration.

00:34:47.940 And, you know,

00:34:49.280 most of the bishops

00:34:49.980 in the U.S. are,

00:34:51.060 they either don't get it

00:34:52.380 or choose not to get it

00:34:53.320 or they want to show favor

00:34:54.300 with Francis, you know,

00:34:55.260 but he seems to be

00:34:56.340 on the same page.

00:34:58.040 Also,

00:34:58.580 when it comes to things

00:34:59.740 like COVID,

00:35:01.440 there was very few people,

00:35:02.900 honestly, Glenn,

00:35:03.440 though,

00:35:03.740 who were on the right side

00:35:05.880 of the COVID thing,

00:35:06.500 which is now plain and clear,

00:35:08.400 but back then wasn't.

00:35:09.840 So, you know,

00:35:10.460 he was fully masked,

00:35:11.580 talking to the media.

00:35:12.780 He was back and forth

00:35:14.180 about how you should

00:35:15.300 receive Holy Communion

00:35:16.620 in your hand,

00:35:17.040 which actions should be

00:35:18.180 disastrous for Catholics.

00:35:19.440 I don't know how that went down.

00:35:20.520 He wanted confession

00:35:21.360 by phone call,

00:35:22.260 which doesn't even work.

00:35:23.700 So those are oddities as well.

00:35:26.720 But, you know,

00:35:27.960 there were some signs of hope.

00:35:29.180 Yes, about anything hopeful.

00:35:30.380 There was.

00:35:31.200 So when he got out there

00:35:32.300 on the loggia

00:35:33.040 for the first time,

00:35:34.840 Francis was like 1.00

00:35:36.240 in his liturgical underwear

00:35:37.340 relative to what this guy did.

00:35:38.960 This guy went back

00:35:39.760 to the traditional vestments

00:35:42.260 of a pope

00:35:43.020 when you get out there

00:35:43.660 because these are

00:35:44.120 thousand-year-old traditions.

00:35:45.560 Francis basically

00:35:47.380 threw them out

00:35:48.000 and just said,

00:35:48.300 no, I'm going to do

00:35:48.700 my own thing.

00:35:49.320 He went back to it.

00:35:50.840 So that was interesting.

00:35:51.940 He said lots of it in Latin.

00:35:54.780 And then he did something

00:35:56.300 really neat.

00:35:57.680 So you know how in the Bible

00:35:58.540 it says,

00:35:59.400 at the name of Jesus,

00:36:00.380 every knee shall bow

00:36:01.480 and every head shall bend?

00:36:02.460 Yeah.

00:36:02.640 Well, he did that.

00:36:04.920 He was praying

00:36:05.760 and at the name of Jesus

00:36:06.760 you could see,

00:36:07.460 if you look at the camera close

00:36:08.400 you'll see,

00:36:09.080 he just,

00:36:10.100 he slightly bows.

00:36:11.920 And I thought,

00:36:12.460 wow,

00:36:13.340 that's the highest practice

00:36:14.620 of many, many Catholics

00:36:15.800 and Christians,

00:36:17.200 a scriptural understanding

00:36:18.360 where they literally do

00:36:19.460 what the scriptures say,

00:36:20.780 bow their head

00:36:21.220 in the name of Jesus.

00:36:22.240 And then,

00:36:23.020 he did something else

00:36:24.260 that I thought

00:36:24.860 was really neat.

00:36:26.000 He went to give

00:36:26.880 his first blessing

00:36:28.020 as pope.

00:36:28.560 And you know,

00:36:29.420 it's in Latin

00:36:30.060 because there's every country

00:36:31.760 in the world

00:36:32.300 standing out here

00:36:33.180 and Latin's the one language

00:36:34.280 that everybody understands.

00:36:35.900 And he gives him this blessing

00:36:37.020 and he starts to tear up

00:36:38.680 as he gives him the blessing.

00:36:40.660 I thought,

00:36:41.200 you know,

00:36:41.700 signs of hope

00:36:43.260 and hopefully signs of

00:36:46.180 conversion and whatnot.

00:36:47.700 And so,

00:36:48.300 we'll see.

00:36:48.940 There is hope that way.

00:36:51.240 And there's other things

00:36:52.220 that you could say

00:36:53.520 he was

00:36:54.240 not nearly as far left

00:36:57.600 as he saw.

00:36:58.700 So,

00:36:59.420 yes,

00:36:59.740 there's hope

00:37:00.180 and you know,

00:37:01.200 that's where we're at.

00:37:03.020 Well,

00:37:03.640 the mood in

00:37:04.760 Rome,

00:37:07.120 what was it like

00:37:08.040 when everybody realized,

00:37:09.200 oh crap,

00:37:09.620 he's an American.

00:37:10.820 I mean,

00:37:11.280 nobody expected that.

00:37:13.120 He didn't.

00:37:13.920 I don't think that happened

00:37:15.280 until today

00:37:16.040 when everybody went home

00:37:17.100 and realized.

00:37:17.920 Because the guy's Italian's perfect. 1.00

00:37:19.800 His Spanish is perfect.

00:37:21.000 He was in Peru

00:37:21.640 for the longest time.

00:37:23.520 And on the loggia,

00:37:25.420 not a single word of English.

00:37:27.120 The first time English came out 0.52

00:37:28.760 was today.

00:37:29.700 Today,

00:37:30.300 in his first Mass as Pope,

00:37:32.140 all the way through,

00:37:32.960 they're going through the Mass.

00:37:33.840 And a lot's a bit Latin 1.00

00:37:34.620 and very chant.

00:37:35.940 And so,

00:37:36.640 for your American audience,

00:37:38.960 for most of the audiences,

00:37:39.920 it'll look like a Latin Mass.

00:37:41.160 It was an Italian Mass 0.93

00:37:44.000 with a lot of Latin in it,

00:37:45.080 which was kind of cool.

00:37:46.460 But,

00:37:46.760 at the start of the homily,

00:37:50.020 out comes perfect English.

00:37:51.940 And you're like,

00:37:52.740 oh my gosh.

00:37:53.580 Because this is the first time

00:37:54.960 we have an American folk.

00:37:56.400 So we've never had

00:37:57.640 this kind of an English

00:37:58.700 that we could all

00:37:59.500 inherently,

00:38:00.760 not only understand,

00:38:01.680 but it's so clear.

00:38:02.460 And you're like,

00:38:02.800 whoa.

00:38:03.560 So,

00:38:04.200 that's going to be

00:38:05.260 something new.

00:38:06.180 because the American church

00:38:08.940 is going to be reached

00:38:09.780 in a way

00:38:10.500 that it never has been.

00:38:13.760 Because you're going to have

00:38:14.920 absolute clarity of language.

00:38:17.440 And we'll find out,

00:38:18.420 for good or for ill,

00:38:19.520 what that's going to mean.

00:38:21.380 But,

00:38:21.900 you know,

00:38:22.800 despite all of what I know,

00:38:24.200 and I know a lot,

00:38:25.040 unfortunately,

00:38:25.620 that it's not great,

00:38:26.900 I'm still hopeful.

00:38:27.940 We're called to be

00:38:28.840 a people of hope.

00:38:29.540 And I believe in conversions.

00:38:30.600 I believe in miracles.

00:38:31.260 I do too.

00:38:32.000 And I'm looking forward to it.

00:38:34.740 And if it's,

00:38:35.620 you know what,

00:38:36.040 if it's another Francis,

00:38:37.160 if it's a Francis 2.0,

00:38:39.380 the one great thing is,

00:38:41.520 our Lord said,

00:38:42.380 I will be with you

00:38:43.220 to the end of time.

00:38:44.060 The gates of hell

00:38:44.680 shall not prevail.

00:38:45.560 And I will never

00:38:46.880 give you a cross

00:38:48.320 too heavy for you to bear.

00:38:49.360 Yeah.

00:38:49.800 So,

00:38:50.420 and it always works out,

00:38:51.460 it always works out

00:38:52.680 to his advantage,

00:38:54.720 you know,

00:38:55.120 and,

00:38:55.500 and which is always

00:38:56.320 our advantage as well.

00:38:57.840 So,

00:38:58.380 I'm,

00:38:59.360 I am,

00:38:59.940 I am hopeful

00:39:01.140 and I pray for

00:39:02.480 not only this new Pope,

00:39:03.620 but also for

00:39:04.520 all of the leadership.

00:39:05.940 from every religion

00:39:07.120 in the world.

00:39:07.940 We need them

00:39:08.740 to stand up.

00:39:09.940 They are critical.

00:39:11.060 Well,

00:39:11.480 absolutely.

00:39:11.900 At this time.

00:39:12.520 Against the,

00:39:13.060 there's no other force

00:39:15.200 against the woke mob

00:39:16.280 that has a chance.

00:39:17.540 John Henry Weston.

00:39:18.440 And you know what?

00:39:19.540 Go ahead,

00:39:20.140 real quick.

00:39:20.440 God bless you,

00:39:20.900 God bless you,

00:39:20.940 my friend.

00:39:21.780 Yeah,

00:39:22.260 you were made

00:39:22.900 for this time.

00:39:23.880 You,

00:39:24.380 Glenn,

00:39:24.620 and your listeners,

00:39:26.140 trust in that,

00:39:26.860 trust in the Lord.

00:39:27.800 Pray,

00:39:28.460 pray,

00:39:28.900 pray,

00:39:29.340 and remember,

00:39:30.400 God loves you.

00:39:31.660 John Henry Weston,

00:39:32.500 thank you so much

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00:41:04.260 More Glenn Beck

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00:42:56.860 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:43:00.500 So we have reached

00:43:01.900 a critical tipping point

00:43:03.700 in the United States.

00:43:05.220 For the first time

00:43:06.380 this year,

00:43:07.000 interest payments

00:43:07.720 on the federal debt

00:43:08.520 surpassed the defense budget.

00:43:11.600 And it is now on track

00:43:13.620 to overtake Social Security,

00:43:15.760 which would make

00:43:16.420 our interest on our loan

00:43:18.200 the largest part

00:43:20.440 of our payments

00:43:21.380 on our debt.

00:43:22.540 Okay?

00:43:22.800 And this has never worked out.

00:43:26.460 I mean, you look at history,

00:43:27.760 Habsburg, Spain,

00:43:29.340 ancient France,

00:43:31.940 Ottoman Empire,

00:43:33.080 British Empire.

00:43:34.720 It never works.

00:43:36.920 It never, ever works.

00:43:38.560 We're going to talk

00:43:39.340 to Russ Vogt,

00:43:40.320 the guy in the Office

00:43:41.440 of Budget Management,

00:43:43.140 because cutting spending

00:43:45.520 needs to be done

00:43:46.460 with a chainsaw.

00:43:47.540 And it's not.

00:43:49.500 And we're also devaluing

00:43:51.240 our dollar.

00:43:51.740 Now, there's some really

00:43:52.760 good things

00:43:53.660 that are happening,

00:43:54.760 but this is the guy

00:43:55.840 in the White House

00:43:56.620 who believes what you believe,

00:44:00.340 believes what I believe.

00:44:02.020 How can we help him

00:44:04.000 get giant cuts

00:44:06.560 and reduction

00:44:07.460 in this government?

00:44:08.840 How can we help him?

00:44:09.820 We're going to talk

00:44:10.280 to him next.

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00:45:23.220 All right, Russell Vogt, next.

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00:46:55.960 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:47:01.920 Hello, America.

00:47:03.020 One of my favorite guys in Washington, D.C. is Russell Vogt.

00:47:08.240 He is the Office of Management and Budget Director.

00:47:12.060 He really, really gets it.

00:47:14.020 And he also has wanted posters all over Washington, D.C.

00:47:17.080 saying, he's a danger to our democracy.

00:47:20.340 Anybody who's got those wanted posters from the left, I'm a fan.

00:47:24.200 I'm a fan.

00:47:24.740 He joins us to talk about the skinny budget,

00:47:28.440 the super, super fantastic, beautiful bill that is coming out

00:47:31.700 and some things that I have real concerns with.

00:47:34.360 I want to know, how can we help get the right things done?

00:47:38.360 Russell Vogt joins us in 60 seconds.

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00:48:42.480 Russell Vogt, Office of Management and Budget.

00:48:45.440 He is the director and one of my personal heroes,

00:48:50.160 and I think yours too, Stu.

00:48:51.360 Welcome to the program, Russell.

00:48:52.520 Thanks, Glenn.

00:48:54.380 Appreciate having me on.

00:48:55.640 You bet.

00:48:56.300 Okay, so I want to talk to you about the Republicans

00:48:59.580 because I believe they're kind of a waste of space.

00:49:03.540 They are not doing the things

00:49:06.180 that I think the president promised,

00:49:08.300 and that is cut the budget

00:49:10.340 and cut regulation in dramatic ways.

00:49:14.020 And President Trump has been playing very, very nice with them,

00:49:17.760 trying to get them to do what I think is something

00:49:20.880 by passing the big, beautiful bill.

00:49:23.300 Can you tell me where we stand on this and what's in it?

00:49:28.000 We're working through it.

00:49:29.320 Right now, the House is trying to meet their instructions.

00:49:34.000 They basically passed a budget that would have $1.5 trillion in savings

00:49:38.760 and about $4.5 trillion in tax relief,

00:49:43.000 and they are working through to get a bill that can pass.

00:49:46.460 And we're right there with them trying to get it done.

00:49:49.700 And I think it would be, you know, big savings.

00:49:52.200 We could go north of that.

00:49:54.600 And I think that is the goal,

00:49:56.940 is to try to figure out how to make this a historic opportunity

00:50:00.480 to both extend the tax cuts,

00:50:03.400 do the tax cuts the president wanted to do on the campaign,

00:50:06.940 no tax on overtime, some other things,

00:50:10.040 no tax on Social Security benefits,

00:50:12.560 and then to really make sure that, you know,

00:50:15.400 this is an opportunity to have some of the highest reforms

00:50:18.600 to mandatory spending since the 1990s.

00:50:21.500 And there's a lot that we can do in this area.

00:50:23.800 And I think that the House right now

00:50:25.940 is trying to put these bills together.

00:50:29.100 You know, we spent so much time debating

00:50:31.980 whether you have a couple bills or one bill.

00:50:34.500 We lost some time in that, and we're trying to catch up.

00:50:37.240 And I think they're hard at work,

00:50:39.320 and we just got to be right there by them

00:50:40.820 to help them get it done.

00:50:42.340 So when are we expecting this to be voted on

00:50:44.880 and possibly go through?

00:50:47.160 My hope is next week that they pass it out of committee,

00:50:50.460 the two big committees of Ways and Means

00:50:52.220 and Energy and Commerce,

00:50:54.020 and then go to budget and set up a vote thereafter

00:50:56.580 on the House floor.

00:50:58.080 That's our hope.

00:50:58.980 That's what we're working towards.

00:51:00.620 I don't think they've noticed yet, the committees,

00:51:02.440 but that's what we're working towards.

00:51:05.560 So, Russ, can you do me a favor?

00:51:07.700 I mean, I'm sure you've done this to Congress,

00:51:09.540 but I don't know the American people

00:51:11.060 really understand how dire this situation is.

00:51:15.340 I mean, I got a letter from a family member

00:51:17.500 who I just loved dearly a couple of weeks ago,

00:51:19.660 and he said,

00:51:20.760 Glenn, you know what the president is doing?

00:51:22.900 And I said, well, what the president is doing

00:51:25.020 is trying to save the country from the Great Reset,

00:51:29.860 because a reset is coming,

00:51:33.060 and you want it to be towards shareholder capitalism,

00:51:36.940 not stakeholder capitalism.

00:51:38.960 But with our debt the way it is,

00:51:41.180 the interest rates that we're now paying

00:51:43.660 bigger than the defense budget,

00:51:45.560 no country has ever survived this.

00:51:48.720 Can you give us some idea on how serious,

00:51:51.900 I mean, Congress needs to move a little quicker?

00:51:55.740 That's the, you know, look,

00:51:57.000 we have $36 trillion in debt.

00:51:59.160 As you, you know,

00:51:59.740 when I left office the first time under President Trump,

00:52:02.280 we had about $300 billion per year in interest costs,

00:52:05.100 and now it's above the defense spending

00:52:07.600 at $900 billion, right?

00:52:09.820 It's actually 1.1.

00:52:10.540 So we've got this enormous interest cost as a result,

00:52:16.280 and it's one of the reasons why, you know,

00:52:17.880 you've heard an emphasis from the administration on balance,

00:52:21.660 on taking dramatic actions through Doge.

00:52:24.480 Our budget that you referenced in the lead-up

00:52:26.580 is the lowest non-defense spending,

00:52:29.360 $2,000 adjusted for inflation.

00:52:32.760 And so, and I think what we would try to do

00:52:35.260 to deal with kind of the paralysis from Capitol Hill

00:52:38.300 is to change the reality on the ground.

00:52:41.460 I mean, I think that's what Doge has done

00:52:43.180 in a fundamental way,

00:52:44.600 and we're going to try to make those savings permanent

00:52:46.520 through a couple of different ways,

00:52:48.300 but it's to force Congress to,

00:52:51.960 if they want to be a part of the process,

00:52:54.680 you know, come alongside of us,

00:52:56.340 but we're going to move in as much as we can

00:52:59.040 within the parameters of the law and the Constitution.

00:53:03.040 We're going to move as fast and aggressively as possible

00:53:05.440 to change the reality on the ground

00:53:07.680 with reductions in force,

00:53:10.340 with reorganizations,

00:53:11.360 with doing a programmatic review of spending

00:53:13.980 that doesn't have to go out

00:53:15.300 through the use of rescissions.

00:53:16.940 There's a whole set of tools in our box

00:53:19.360 that we're going to use aggressively

00:53:21.240 to get Congress moving in our direction

00:53:25.080 because we cannot be in a normal situation

00:53:28.380 as an administration

00:53:29.040 where we just kind of send bills up and wait on them.

00:53:31.860 Right.

00:53:32.140 You know, we have one big bill that needs to occur.

00:53:35.700 We've tried to put everything as we possibly can on that

00:53:39.360 because it has procedural protection in the Senate.

00:53:43.420 But even in that,

00:53:46.160 it was, you know, part of our thinking

00:53:47.740 was to make sure we limit the number of things

00:53:50.540 that we have to go to Congress for.

00:53:52.320 The taxes.

00:53:55.820 I mean, I was hoping that we were going to get

00:53:57.700 new tax cuts

00:53:59.620 and not just the renewal of the Trump tax cuts,

00:54:04.900 but I was hoping Congress would be at Sirius

00:54:06.820 and we'd go even deeper than that.

00:54:09.800 And now the White House last night,

00:54:12.940 the president last night tweeted,

00:54:14.360 you know, I know that Congress,

00:54:17.380 you know, they're going to be wishy-washy on,

00:54:20.100 you know, they're going to get blamed

00:54:21.260 if they raise any taxes on the very rich,

00:54:24.720 but I'll go along with it

00:54:26.860 if they want to do that.

00:54:28.500 That's a little scary.

00:54:30.820 We should be going the other way, shouldn't we?

00:54:33.520 Well, I think the president ran on

00:54:35.400 a set of tax proposals

00:54:37.600 that he's been very excited about,

00:54:40.520 committed out,

00:54:41.640 designed towards the working class

00:54:43.560 that we, from an economic standpoint,

00:54:46.380 also believe are really critical

00:54:48.120 to getting more and more

00:54:51.340 of labor force participation

00:54:53.620 out of this part of the economy.

00:54:56.060 And we think it would be a huge boon

00:54:59.160 to the impetus on the economy to growth.

00:55:04.680 And so we are living in a world

00:55:07.360 where, you know,

00:55:08.160 we don't have the ability

00:55:10.480 to have unlimited tax cuts.

00:55:13.160 Right.

00:55:13.360 And I think that's what,

00:55:15.440 you're seeing a lot of different

00:55:17.100 navigation on that.

00:55:18.280 Is it impossible to go back

00:55:19.820 to the 2019 budget?

00:55:22.760 I mean, why can't we just reset

00:55:24.320 and say, we're going back to that budget?

00:55:26.280 It was fine then, it's fine now.

00:55:29.220 We are trying to do that

00:55:30.700 with what you saw in the budget

00:55:32.060 that we sent up.

00:55:32.980 That is essentially

00:55:34.900 what that budget represents.

00:55:37.060 It's an effort to go back,

00:55:39.740 you know,

00:55:40.120 non-adjusted for inflation.

00:55:41.560 It goes back to 2017.

00:55:43.700 It's a 35% cut for most programs

00:55:46.540 when we account for maintaining

00:55:48.240 infrastructure and veteran spending.

00:55:51.460 But that's what we're trying to do.

00:55:52.880 Do the entitlements,

00:55:54.500 the mandatory spending,

00:55:55.700 the interest,

00:55:56.700 do those have an impact

00:55:57.900 on our ability to go back

00:55:59.240 overnight to 2019?

00:56:00.800 Yes, they do.

00:56:01.460 And so that's really

00:56:02.940 what we're trying to say.

00:56:04.160 And I do think that there's

00:56:06.460 a newfound desire

00:56:08.620 to cut spending,

00:56:09.760 even in the context

00:56:10.860 of the tax cuts on the Hill.

00:56:12.900 I mean, you have a ton of members

00:56:14.220 that are really trying

00:56:15.260 to make sure

00:56:16.500 this is either deficit neutral

00:56:18.620 or you have a, you know,

00:56:20.640 this is a moment

00:56:21.720 that can be used

00:56:22.620 for significant mandatory reform.

00:56:24.720 So to get there,

00:56:26.100 are tax hikes on the rich

00:56:27.760 part of that plan?

00:56:29.840 Well, the president,

00:56:31.080 you know,

00:56:31.520 put out a truth this morning.

00:56:33.660 You know, he said,

00:56:34.740 look, I think he's

00:56:35.900 of a couple different minds.

00:56:37.620 He has always been

00:56:38.400 very focused on the things

00:56:39.500 he ran on.

00:56:40.280 This was not something

00:56:40.920 that he ran on.

00:56:41.720 He ran on

00:56:42.340 the no tax on overtime.

00:56:46.900 Right, right.

00:56:48.240 No tax on tips.

00:56:49.820 Yeah.

00:56:50.000 No tax on tips,

00:56:51.020 all that kind of thing.

00:56:51.960 And so that's,

00:56:52.940 that's really what we've been

00:56:54.120 trying to fit in

00:56:55.420 to the amount

00:56:57.260 that Congress is ready

00:56:59.060 to reduce.

00:57:00.040 At the same time,

00:57:00.760 we have to, you know,

00:57:01.560 extend the tax cuts

00:57:02.460 from his first term.

00:57:04.560 I saw in the budget

00:57:06.080 that we are increasing

00:57:07.200 defense and homeland security.

00:57:08.860 Is that border?

00:57:10.240 Is that why this is happening?

00:57:13.320 On the border is like,

00:57:15.320 we want to increase

00:57:17.060 and really buy out

00:57:18.980 all of our increases

00:57:19.940 over the next three

00:57:21.040 to four years

00:57:21.860 in one bill.

00:57:23.260 And we're doing that.

00:57:25.000 This is a paradigm shift

00:57:26.220 and I'm really glad you asked.

00:57:27.880 We no longer want to be

00:57:29.720 in a situation

00:57:30.500 where we have to

00:57:32.200 get Democrat votes

00:57:33.620 for defense increases

00:57:34.820 that then they put us

00:57:37.060 in a situation

00:57:37.740 where they have to lever up

00:57:39.460 and demand that non,

00:57:41.080 not only do our cuts

00:57:42.080 not happen,

00:57:42.720 but that we have to

00:57:43.540 increase non-defense spending

00:57:44.840 because we need their votes

00:57:46.600 in the Senate.

00:57:47.840 Secondly,

00:57:48.500 they flat out oppose

00:57:49.660 any border spending.

00:57:50.760 I mean,

00:57:50.880 they put us on the precipice

00:57:52.260 of a shutdown

00:57:52.820 every single time

00:57:53.820 we wanted to increase

00:57:55.300 spend for ICE

00:57:56.240 or the wall.

00:57:57.560 And so our view

00:57:59.180 is to actually look

00:58:01.780 to how they did it

00:58:02.700 under the Joe Biden

00:58:03.620 administration

00:58:04.280 and put those increases

00:58:06.540 on the mandatory

00:58:08.100 one big beautiful

00:58:09.360 reconciliation bill.

00:58:10.900 And then it puts us

00:58:11.940 in a situation

00:58:12.540 where we have

00:58:13.340 united the Republican Party

00:58:14.980 so your defense hawks

00:58:16.640 are not working

00:58:17.480 against us

00:58:18.300 in the appropriations process

00:58:20.380 to actually get

00:58:21.160 non-defense cuts.

00:58:22.220 That's what we're

00:58:22.740 trying to do.

00:58:23.860 And then we've got

00:58:24.620 Joe's working overtime

00:58:26.140 with Pete Hegseth

00:58:27.340 to get reforms

00:58:28.800 within DOD

00:58:29.620 because obviously

00:58:30.700 there's waste there

00:58:31.500 as well.

00:58:32.520 And at least

00:58:33.000 in this first year

00:58:33.820 to make sure

00:58:34.380 we reinvest those

00:58:35.760 and let the new leaders

00:58:38.300 there get a sense

00:58:39.160 of where the reforms

00:58:39.900 need to be.

00:58:40.940 So with all the DOJ stuff

00:58:42.300 I mean A 0.69

00:58:43.560 this has nothing

00:58:44.240 to do with DOJ

00:58:44.840 but I was glad

00:58:45.380 to see

00:58:46.020 Kash Patel yesterday

00:58:48.540 come back out

00:58:49.160 and say

00:58:49.400 no no I'll go

00:58:50.080 with the budget

00:58:50.680 on the FBI

00:58:51.560 because he was saying

00:58:52.340 no we can't

00:58:53.500 live on that

00:58:54.340 we need more

00:58:55.040 and you know

00:58:57.060 cut cut cut cut cut

00:58:58.520 and I was glad

00:58:58.960 to see that he

00:58:59.540 kind of changed

00:59:00.120 his position

00:59:00.660 on that yesterday.

00:59:01.400 but you know

00:59:03.820 with DOJ

00:59:04.880 I'm seeing

00:59:05.520 that Congress

00:59:06.100 is like

00:59:06.600 well we're not

00:59:07.180 going to take

00:59:07.580 all of the DOJ

00:59:08.280 recommendations.

00:59:09.920 Why?

00:59:11.980 Yeah I mean

00:59:12.600 I think that's

00:59:13.560 the question

00:59:13.940 that Congress

00:59:14.400 needs to ask

00:59:15.060 that we've

00:59:15.520 you know

00:59:15.880 there's been

00:59:16.220 on two minds

00:59:16.880 number one

00:59:17.620 they say

00:59:18.220 send us all

00:59:18.860 these rescission

00:59:19.440 bills

00:59:19.760 rescission bills

00:59:20.560 and I'm

00:59:21.640 willing to send

00:59:22.320 rescissions bills

00:59:23.200 our administration

00:59:24.680 is the Trump

00:59:25.240 administration

00:59:25.740 is but man

00:59:26.760 they have to pass

00:59:28.060 and so

00:59:29.200 if they don't

00:59:29.980 pass

00:59:30.420 it impacts

00:59:31.720 our ability

00:59:32.380 to use

00:59:33.780 some of the

00:59:34.260 tools that

00:59:34.780 we would have

00:59:35.300 executively

00:59:36.040 to spend

00:59:36.980 less of that

00:59:37.560 money

00:59:37.860 and so

00:59:38.500 we are working

00:59:40.520 with them

00:59:40.940 that's why

00:59:41.340 I haven't

00:59:41.720 formally sent

00:59:42.440 up the

00:59:42.840 9.3

00:59:43.860 first round

00:59:44.440 of rescissions

00:59:45.020 from DOJ

00:59:45.740 I am having

00:59:46.700 great conversations

00:59:47.860 surprisingly

00:59:48.800 with the

00:59:49.340 appropriations

00:59:49.980 committee

00:59:50.340 kind of

00:59:50.700 historic

00:59:51.140 in of itself

00:59:52.060 and they're

00:59:53.400 trying to

00:59:53.840 think through

00:59:54.340 okay

00:59:54.660 what's the

00:59:55.420 version that

00:59:55.900 we could do

00:59:56.380 this a little

00:59:56.820 bit different

00:59:57.240 but hit the

00:59:57.760 same amount

00:59:58.300 of savings

00:59:59.300 and so

00:59:59.880 that's a

01:00:00.960 healthy

01:00:01.240 back and

01:00:01.740 forth

01:00:02.040 I think

01:00:02.580 that in

01:00:03.000 of itself

01:00:03.580 is a sign

01:00:05.000 of this

01:00:05.340 is a little

01:00:05.760 bit different

01:00:06.360 Glenn

01:00:06.720 I mean

01:00:07.000 this is

01:00:07.320 more like

01:00:08.780 the early

01:00:09.420 1980s

01:00:10.160 when Reagan

01:00:10.560 first came

01:00:11.200 in

01:00:11.400 than anything

01:00:12.820 we've seen

01:00:13.300 recently

01:00:13.820 Congress

01:00:15.080 is saying

01:00:15.640 instead of

01:00:16.620 we're going

01:00:17.080 to ignore

01:00:17.480 your budget

01:00:18.020 we want

01:00:18.920 to hit

01:00:19.220 your number

01:00:19.780 so it's

01:00:21.420 early

01:00:21.800 I don't know

01:00:22.420 if that will

01:00:23.240 materialize

01:00:24.040 but I am

01:00:24.460 optimistic

01:00:24.980 about it

01:00:25.560 how

01:00:25.900 optimistic

01:00:27.180 are you

01:00:28.180 I mean

01:00:28.680 because

01:00:28.880 you know

01:00:29.320 I've talked

01:00:29.660 to the

01:00:29.880 president

01:00:30.120 about this

01:00:30.560 just a couple

01:00:31.000 of weeks

01:00:31.280 ago

01:00:31.560 and I said

01:00:32.860 we are

01:00:33.180 playing such

01:00:34.040 a dangerous

01:00:34.660 game

01:00:35.020 because we

01:00:35.400 have to

01:00:35.900 I mean

01:00:36.380 I think

01:00:37.460 America

01:00:37.980 no country's

01:00:39.820 ever turned

01:00:40.260 around from

01:00:40.660 this point

01:00:41.140 and we

01:00:41.840 have to

01:00:42.360 and it

01:00:43.780 just requires

01:00:44.340 some really

01:00:44.800 big boy

01:00:45.520 pants

01:00:46.000 to do it

01:00:47.280 but I'm

01:00:48.800 just so

01:00:50.580 concerned

01:00:51.340 about it

01:00:52.020 and I'm

01:00:53.400 you know

01:00:54.420 I'm hoping

01:00:55.260 that we

01:00:55.660 can get

01:00:56.180 the

01:00:56.580 reduction

01:00:58.020 on the

01:00:58.460 staff

01:00:58.860 I know

01:00:59.160 that you're

01:00:59.560 you know

01:01:00.340 you're doing

01:01:01.040 a fantastic

01:01:01.640 job on

01:01:02.120 reducing

01:01:02.620 the number

01:01:03.380 of federal

01:01:03.960 employees

01:01:04.620 you believe

01:01:05.660 we're going

01:01:05.920 to be able

01:01:06.320 to get

01:01:06.800 these things

01:01:07.580 actually

01:01:08.560 codified

01:01:09.920 so if

01:01:11.620 things

01:01:12.040 don't go

01:01:13.320 well or

01:01:13.780 even if

01:01:14.320 they do

01:01:14.640 go well

01:01:15.060 but it's

01:01:15.400 not

01:01:15.720 president

01:01:16.180 trump

01:01:16.520 the next

01:01:16.920 time

01:01:17.200 that

01:01:17.920 this

01:01:18.460 remains

01:01:19.600 this

01:01:19.920 path

01:01:20.420 remains

01:01:20.980 this

01:01:21.280 direction

01:01:21.700 I do

01:01:23.580 I

01:01:23.920 so I

01:01:24.500 think

01:01:24.760 if you

01:01:25.160 zoom

01:01:25.420 out

01:01:25.620 for a

01:01:25.940 second

01:01:26.200 I

01:01:26.440 think

01:01:26.760 we're

01:01:27.720 going

01:01:27.820 to

01:01:27.900 come

01:01:28.080 away

01:01:28.340 from

01:01:28.600 this

01:01:28.920 year

01:01:29.340 in

01:01:29.640 particular

01:01:30.080 we've

01:01:30.460 had

01:01:30.580 no

01:01:30.840 wins

01:01:31.140 on

01:01:31.340 spending

01:01:31.720 in

01:01:32.120 like

01:01:32.340 two

01:01:33.380 or

01:01:33.520 three

01:01:33.640 decades

01:01:34.080 you know

01:01:34.620 Paul

01:01:35.000 Ryan

01:01:35.280 has put

01:01:35.820 us

01:01:36.060 in

01:01:36.800 this

01:01:37.000 cul-de-sac

01:01:37.680 forever

01:01:38.120 I

01:01:39.040 think

01:01:39.260 we're

01:01:39.660 going

01:01:39.740 to

01:01:39.840 come

01:01:39.980 away

01:01:40.200 with

01:01:40.440 this

01:01:40.700 year

01:01:41.240 with

01:01:41.540 probably

01:01:42.240 the

01:01:42.460 largest

01:01:42.940 mandatory

01:01:45.720 ever

01:01:46.260 or

01:01:46.760 adjusted

01:01:47.680 for

01:01:47.960 inflation

01:01:48.500 since

01:01:49.380 the

01:01:49.600 1997

01:01:50.480 balanced

01:01:51.100 budget

01:01:51.360 agreement

01:01:51.760 that's

01:01:52.460 going

01:01:52.560 to

01:01:52.660 happen

01:01:52.980 I

01:01:53.680 think

01:01:53.820 we're

01:01:54.000 going

01:01:54.120 to

01:01:54.200 see

01:01:54.420 the

01:01:54.620 appropriations

01:01:55.540 process

01:01:56.080 fixed

01:01:56.680 for the

01:01:57.200 first

01:01:57.460 time

01:01:57.880 because

01:01:58.720 of

01:01:59.340 our

01:02:00.040 talking

01:02:00.540 about

01:02:01.060 executive

01:02:02.140 tools

01:02:02.740 like

01:02:03.140 rescissions

01:02:03.940 and

01:02:04.680 impoundment

01:02:05.580 it's

01:02:05.900 going

01:02:06.080 to

01:02:06.280 cause

01:02:06.780 the

01:02:07.380 appropriations

01:02:08.040 process

01:02:08.660 a return

01:02:09.340 to

01:02:09.520 separation

01:02:10.000 of

01:02:10.240 powers

01:02:10.600 that

01:02:11.080 Congress

01:02:11.600 actually

01:02:12.000 listens

01:02:12.400 to

01:02:12.620 our

01:02:12.800 cuts

01:02:13.100 and

01:02:13.800 we

01:02:14.060 may

01:02:14.220 not

01:02:14.400 get

01:02:14.580 all

01:02:14.840 of

01:02:14.960 them

01:02:15.120 but

01:02:15.400 we'll

01:02:15.580 get

01:02:15.760 some

01:02:16.040 of

01:02:16.180 them

01:02:16.340 and

01:02:16.520 I

01:02:16.660 think

01:02:16.800 we're

01:02:16.960 going

01:02:17.080 to

01:02:17.180 see

01:02:17.440 something

01:02:17.900 that

01:02:18.200 is

01:02:18.380 material

01:02:18.880 progress

01:02:19.420 on

01:02:19.660 that

01:02:19.860 front

01:02:20.200 third

01:02:21.400 I

01:02:22.280 think

01:02:22.540 I

01:02:22.860 remember

01:02:23.100 coming

01:02:23.360 on

01:02:23.600 your

01:02:23.740 show

01:02:23.960 in

01:02:24.080 the

01:02:24.180 first

01:02:24.440 term

01:02:24.800 and

01:02:25.020 you

01:02:25.280 just

01:02:25.440 like

01:02:25.700 this

01:02:26.000 the

01:02:26.520 extent

01:02:26.940 to

01:02:27.140 which

01:02:27.380 the

01:02:27.620 career

01:02:28.060 bureaucracy

01:02:28.960 is

01:02:29.400 just

01:02:29.640 incredible

01:02:30.280 it's

01:02:30.620 just

01:02:30.760 totally

01:02:31.120 unacceptable

01:02:31.820 and

01:02:32.160 you

01:02:32.280 pushed

01:02:32.560 us

01:02:32.720 on

01:02:32.900 that

01:02:33.060 and

01:02:33.220 I

01:02:33.340 think

01:02:33.580 you

01:02:34.200 know

01:02:34.400 many

01:02:35.160 of

01:02:35.400 us

01:02:35.600 the

01:02:35.760 president

01:02:36.140 Elon

01:02:36.720 have

01:02:37.080 spent

01:02:37.720 a ton

01:02:38.040 of

01:02:38.160 time

01:02:38.320 thinking

01:02:38.600 about

01:02:38.960 this

01:02:39.280 and

01:02:39.460 I

01:02:39.620 think

01:02:39.760 that

01:02:39.920 will

01:02:40.060 be

01:02:40.200 one

01:02:40.980 of

01:02:41.060 the

01:02:41.180 biggest

01:02:41.400 stories

01:02:41.900 the

01:02:42.160 extent

01:02:42.480 to

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01:02:43.040 the

01:02:43.780 things

01:02:44.120 that

01:02:44.280 have

01:02:44.380 been

01:02:44.500 done

01:02:44.840 the

01:02:45.100 fork

01:02:46.060 in

01:02:46.200 the

01:02:46.320 road

01:02:46.620 has

01:02:46.980 fundamentally

01:02:47.540 changed

01:02:48.020 the

01:02:48.180 reality

01:02:48.620 and

01:02:48.860 the

01:02:48.980 ground

01:02:49.420 and

01:02:50.060 so

01:02:50.240 we

01:02:50.440 will

01:02:51.600 have

01:02:51.780 a

01:02:51.900 much

01:02:52.080 smaller

01:02:52.440 bureaucracy

01:02:53.300 as a

01:02:53.780 result

01:02:54.080 of it

01:02:54.380 not

01:02:54.600 withstanding

01:02:55.100 the

01:02:55.700 laws

01:02:56.000 that

01:02:56.120 are

01:02:56.200 on

01:02:56.320 the

01:02:56.440 books

01:02:56.680 that

01:02:56.960 have

01:02:57.680 been

01:02:57.840 a

01:02:58.000 barrier

01:02:58.260 thus

01:02:58.640 far

01:02:58.940 I

01:02:59.720 have

01:03:00.000 to

01:03:00.160 tell

01:03:00.540 you

01:03:00.660 I

01:03:00.860 stay

01:03:01.380 away

01:03:01.680 from

01:03:01.980 Washington

01:03:02.380 D.C.

01:03:03.840 as much

01:03:04.780 as I

01:03:05.020 try to

01:03:05.300 stay

01:03:05.440 away

01:03:05.640 from

01:03:05.760 the

01:03:05.960 plague

01:03:06.400 but

01:03:07.440 next

01:03:07.800 time

01:03:08.000 I'm

01:03:08.180 up

01:03:08.380 Russ

01:03:08.560 I'd

01:03:08.760 love

01:03:08.900 to

01:03:09.060 sit

01:03:09.220 down

01:03:09.460 with

01:03:09.620 you

01:03:09.740 and

01:03:09.880 do

01:03:09.980 a

01:03:10.160 long

01:03:10.500 form

01:03:10.740 interview

01:03:11.060 with

01:03:11.280 you

01:03:11.400 you

01:03:11.680 you're

01:03:19.420 safe

01:03:19.860 the

01:03:20.080 safest

01:03:20.420 option

01:03:21.000 really

01:03:21.340 that's

01:03:22.560 what

01:03:22.700 countless

01:03:23.040 women 1.00

01:03:23.340 in

01:03:23.540 crisis

01:03:23.860 are

01:03:24.080 told

01:03:24.320 every

01:03:24.680 day

01:03:24.940 often

01:03:25.180 by

01:03:25.380 strangers

01:03:25.800 on

01:03:26.120 screens

01:03:26.780 or

01:03:27.320 on

01:03:27.500 the

01:03:27.620 phone

01:03:28.100 sometimes

01:03:28.880 by

01:03:29.160 people

01:03:29.400 they

01:03:29.600 trust

01:03:30.060 but

01:03:30.360 data

01:03:30.880 tells

01:03:31.300 a

01:03:31.420 very

01:03:31.580 different

01:03:31.920 story

01:03:32.220 a

01:03:32.400 recent

01:03:32.700 study

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01:03:33.780 for

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01:03:38.300 over

01:03:38.620 11%

01:03:39.460 who

01:03:39.740 took

01:03:40.020 the

01:03:40.180 abortion

01:03:40.620 pill

01:03:40.940 which

01:03:41.120 is

01:03:41.260 totally

01:03:41.540 safe

01:03:41.900 totally

01:03:42.160 fine

01:03:42.460 you're

01:03:42.620 never

01:03:42.780 going

01:03:42.980 to

01:03:43.020 even

01:03:43.200 know

01:03:43.500 it's

01:03:49.420 that

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01:03:50.340 a

01:03:50.520 health

01:03:50.780 crisis

01:03:51.260 and

01:03:51.920 the

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01:03:52.340 that

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01:03:52.780 one

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01:03:53.080 talking

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01:03:53.900 in

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01:03:54.160 media

01:03:54.460 well

01:03:54.900 that's

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01:03:57.960 change

01:03:58.420 that

01:03:58.680 they're

01:03:58.900 America's

01:03:59.460 largest

01:03:59.860 pro-life

01:04:00.360 ministry

01:04:00.840 and

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01:04:43.780 ID

01:04:49.420 interesting

01:04:56.460 conversation

01:04:57.320 we know

01:04:58.160 the big

01:04:58.480 news

01:04:58.840 of the

01:04:59.040 day

01:04:59.220 I guess

01:04:59.560 is this

01:04:59.960 potential

01:05:00.460 tax

01:05:01.060 increase

01:05:01.600 on

01:05:02.160 rich

01:05:03.140 people

01:05:03.420 it's

01:05:03.660 funny

01:05:03.820 we've

01:05:04.080 talked

01:05:04.300 about

01:05:04.500 that

01:05:04.700 a

01:05:04.900 bunch

01:05:05.060 of

01:05:05.160 times

01:05:05.340 we

01:05:05.460 should

01:05:05.540 be

01:05:05.660 clear

01:05:05.940 I

01:05:06.360 I'm

01:05:07.000 I guess

01:05:07.540 I was

01:05:07.740 wrong

01:05:07.980 on this

01:05:08.320 I

01:05:08.500 should

01:05:08.960 admit

01:05:09.240 when

01:05:09.500 I

01:05:09.620 am

01:05:09.900 because

01:05:10.280 I

01:05:10.400 said

01:05:10.600 many

01:05:10.880 times

01:05:11.140 I

01:05:11.260 did

01:05:11.400 not

01:05:11.580 believe

01:05:11.820 Trump

01:05:12.080 would

01:05:12.220 go

01:05:12.340 along

01:05:12.620 with

01:05:12.760 this

01:05:13.000 I

01:05:14.600 think

01:05:15.220 that

01:05:15.420 shows

01:05:15.680 you

01:05:15.840 how

01:05:16.040 much

01:05:16.280 how

01:05:16.760 bad

01:05:17.460 the

01:05:17.680 Republican

01:05:18.120 party

01:05:18.460 is

01:05:18.800 that

01:05:19.440 he

01:05:19.580 can't

01:05:20.160 get

01:05:21.280 any

01:05:22.300 movement

01:05:22.760 without

01:05:23.520 this

01:05:24.080 because

01:05:24.400 I

01:05:24.620 don't

01:05:24.780 think

01:05:25.020 he's

01:05:25.360 not

01:05:25.600 a

01:05:25.740 fan

01:05:25.960 of

01:05:26.100 taxes

01:05:26.580 no

01:05:26.920 clearly

01:05:27.520 not

01:05:27.800 and

01:05:28.060 obviously

01:05:28.580 he

01:05:28.800 doesn't

01:05:29.000 want

01:05:29.140 rich

01:05:29.360 people

01:05:29.640 being

01:05:29.940 taxed

01:05:30.640 overall

01:05:31.300 and I

01:05:31.980 just

01:05:32.360 hate

01:05:32.600 this

01:05:32.820 so

01:05:33.040 much

01:05:33.280 rich

01:05:33.620 people

01:05:34.000 you

01:05:34.200 know

01:05:34.280 who

01:05:34.420 gets

01:05:34.640 taxed

01:05:35.240 the

01:05:35.660 people

01:05:35.940 who

01:05:36.120 are

01:05:36.260 the

01:05:36.460 upcoming

01:05:37.120 rich

01:05:37.740 the

01:05:37.900 ones

01:05:38.120 that

01:05:38.240 are

01:05:38.340 moving

01:05:38.840 into

01:05:39.380 a

01:05:39.600 new

01:05:39.780 tax

01:05:40.180 bracket

01:05:40.580 the

01:05:41.140 small

01:05:41.620 businessman

01:05:42.140 who

01:05:42.440 is

01:05:42.560 starting

01:05:42.840 to

01:05:43.060 make

01:05:43.300 it

01:05:43.420 they're

01:05:43.720 the

01:05:43.840 ones

01:05:44.040 who

01:05:44.140 get

01:05:44.260 taxed

01:05:44.880 Warren

01:05:45.200 Buffett

01:05:45.560 Bill

01:05:45.760 Gates

01:05:46.020 they

01:05:46.180 don't

01:05:46.300 get

01:05:46.460 taxed

01:05:47.240 because

01:05:47.460 they're

01:05:47.620 not

01:05:47.960 making

01:05:48.600 income

01:05:49.660 anymore

01:05:50.320 it's

01:05:51.140 all in

01:05:51.560 their

01:05:51.700 trust

01:05:52.100 funds

01:05:52.520 it's

01:05:52.840 all

01:05:53.240 in

01:05:53.560 their

01:05:53.840 their

01:05:54.320 stocks

01:05:55.100 and

01:05:55.420 bonds

01:05:55.780 and

01:05:55.920 everything

01:05:56.160 else

01:05:56.540 so

01:05:57.000 they

01:05:57.200 don't

01:05:57.500 pay

01:05:57.860 income

01:05:58.840 tax

01:05:59.420 that's

01:05:59.640 why

01:05:59.760 Warren

01:06:00.540 Buffett

01:06:00.900 secretary

01:06:01.420 pays

01:06:01.820 more

01:06:02.060 in

01:06:02.180 income

01:06:02.440 tax

01:06:02.620 yes

01:06:02.920 because

01:06:03.220 Warren

01:06:03.560 Buffett

01:06:03.900 doesn't

01:06:04.400 make

01:06:04.600 an

01:06:04.720 income

01:06:05.380 anymore

01:06:06.100 okay

01:06:06.940 he's

01:06:07.380 paid

01:06:07.740 in

01:06:08.020 different

01:06:08.380 ways

01:06:09.100 and

01:06:10.180 that's

01:06:10.740 so

01:06:10.980 frustrating

01:06:11.600 because

01:06:11.900 they'll

01:06:12.480 you

01:06:12.880 say

01:06:13.220 let's

01:06:13.540 go

01:06:13.680 after

01:06:13.860 the

01:06:14.060 trust

01:06:14.300 funds

01:06:14.680 which

01:06:15.100 I'm

01:06:15.300 against

01:06:15.780 let's

01:06:16.360 go

01:06:16.480 after

01:06:16.680 the

01:06:16.860 trust

01:06:17.100 funds

01:06:17.460 they're

01:06:18.340 never

01:06:18.520 going

01:06:18.660 to

01:06:18.740 do

01:06:18.860 that

01:06:19.120 no

01:06:19.800 one

01:06:19.980 in

01:06:20.120 Congress

01:06:20.400 would

01:06:20.580 ever

01:06:21.160 do

01:06:21.520 that

01:06:21.780 because

01:06:22.200 that

01:06:22.940 affects

01:06:23.300 the

01:06:23.500 people

01:06:23.760 who

01:06:24.140 write

01:06:24.380 the

01:06:24.560 enormous

01:06:25.180 the

01:06:25.520 real

01:06:26.060 rich

01:06:26.420 people

01:06:26.740 in

01:06:26.920 America

01:06:27.320 yeah

01:06:27.800 it's

01:06:28.000 interesting

01:06:28.340 I

01:06:28.600 mean

01:06:28.920 what

01:06:30.160 I

01:06:30.280 think

01:06:30.440 you

01:06:30.600 got

01:06:30.880 from

01:06:31.320 from

01:06:31.880 Russ

01:06:32.100 there

01:06:32.340 was

01:06:32.880 his

01:06:35.280 priorities

01:06:36.240 right

01:06:37.000 it's

01:06:37.220 I

01:06:37.460 don't

01:06:37.620 think

01:06:37.800 this

01:06:38.200 wasn't

01:06:38.520 an

01:06:38.700 endorsement

01:06:39.200 of

01:06:39.320 Trump

01:06:39.600 really

01:06:39.840 wants

01:06:40.100 higher

01:06:40.320 taxes

01:06:40.640 on

01:06:40.820 rich

01:06:40.980 people

01:06:41.260 this

01:06:41.520 was

01:06:41.780 to

01:06:42.220 get

01:06:42.660 what

01:06:43.140 he

01:06:43.280 really

01:06:43.700 wants

01:06:44.100 which

01:06:44.360 is

01:06:44.540 no

01:06:44.720 taxes

01:06:45.080 on

01:06:45.320 tips

01:06:45.680 and

01:06:45.980 no

01:06:46.180 taxes

01:06:46.540 on

01:06:46.860 overtime

01:06:47.360 and

01:06:47.820 and

01:06:48.480 he'll

01:06:49.940 compromise

01:06:50.360 and

01:06:50.600 he'll

01:06:50.760 give

01:06:51.200 the

01:06:51.740 tax

01:06:52.080 hikes

01:06:52.380 on

01:06:52.640 the

01:06:52.780 rich

01:06:53.040 I

01:06:53.820 don't

01:06:54.380 love

01:06:54.600 it

01:06:55.040 I

01:06:55.580 frankly

01:06:56.360 would

01:06:56.800 like

01:06:57.100 there

01:06:57.720 to be

01:06:58.000 another

01:06:58.520 solution

01:06:59.000 I

01:06:59.400 I'm

01:06:59.800 fine

01:07:00.120 with

01:07:00.300 no

01:07:00.500 taxes

01:07:00.860 on

01:07:01.200 overtime

01:07:01.680 and

01:07:01.860 things

01:07:02.020 like

01:07:02.180 that

01:07:02.400 tax

01:07:03.120 cuts

01:07:03.360 are

01:07:03.480 great

01:07:03.740 yes

01:07:04.420 but

01:07:04.720 I

01:07:05.160 you

01:07:05.340 know

01:07:05.520 there

01:07:06.200 is

01:07:06.480 a

01:07:06.660 reality

01:07:07.300 here

01:07:07.940 and

01:07:08.460 I

01:07:08.580 don't

01:07:09.040 you

01:07:09.480 know

01:07:09.620 again

01:07:09.860 I'm

01:07:09.980 not

01:07:10.120 supporting

01:07:10.440 this

01:07:10.640 policy

01:07:10.980 but

01:07:11.200 like

01:07:11.420 there's

01:07:11.600 a

01:07:11.680 reality

01:07:11.980 here

01:07:12.180 that

01:07:12.340 it's

01:07:12.520 hard

01:07:12.720 to get

01:07:13.000 these

01:07:13.200 things

01:07:13.420 through

01:07:13.620 Congress

01:07:13.980 right

01:07:14.200 now

01:07:14.380 it's

01:07:14.700 going

01:07:14.800 to

01:07:14.860 be

01:07:14.960 hard

01:07:15.180 so

01:07:15.340 anything

01:07:15.720 that

01:07:15.940 you

01:07:16.080 cut

01:07:16.300 I

01:07:16.500 want

01:07:16.680 more

01:07:16.860 spending

01:07:17.220 cuts

01:07:17.500 to make

01:07:17.780 this

01:07:17.960 not

01:07:18.180 to

01:07:18.440 go

01:07:18.600 to

01:07:18.920 go

01:07:19.080 away

01:07:19.280 the

01:07:19.800 problem

01:07:20.080 is

01:07:20.220 they

01:07:20.320 have

01:07:20.460 no

01:07:20.700 no

01:07:21.000 no

01:07:21.660 room

01:07:22.580 to

01:07:22.740 wiggle

01:07:23.200 with

01:07:23.520 the

01:07:23.640 majority

01:07:24.060 yeah

01:07:24.300 you

01:07:24.400 know

01:07:24.500 why

01:07:24.660 because

01:07:24.920 they

01:07:25.100 ran

01:07:25.380 really

01:07:25.640 bad

01:07:25.940 candidates

01:07:26.440 yeah

01:07:26.900 that's

01:07:27.460 why

01:07:27.600 I

01:07:28.080 agree

01:07:28.420 all

01:07:29.320 right

01:07:29.460 back

01:07:29.740 in

01:07:29.880 just

01:07:30.040 a

01:07:30.180 second

01:07:30.440 this

01:07:34.160 is

01:07:34.720 Glenn

01:07:35.620 Beck

01:07:36.380 you know

01:07:37.000 it's

01:07:37.120 really

01:07:37.260 funny

01:07:37.460 how

01:07:37.600 your

01:07:37.720 brain

01:07:37.900 adjusts

01:07:38.300 to

01:07:38.400 things

01:07:38.740 you

01:07:39.140 don't

01:07:39.360 notice

01:07:39.640 the

01:07:39.860 shift

01:07:40.260 at

01:07:40.540 first

01:07:41.100 then

01:07:42.140 just

01:07:42.360 a

01:07:42.600 little

01:07:42.740 tightness

01:07:43.180 when

01:07:43.380 you

01:07:43.480 bend

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01:09:12.460 Oh boy

01:09:16.440 Oh boy

01:09:18.220 A Massachusetts

01:09:19.000 man

01:09:19.560 yesterday

01:09:20.240 was charged

01:09:21.380 with attempting

01:09:22.080 to assassinate

01:09:22.920 a member

01:09:23.340 of President

01:09:23.880 Donald Trump's

01:09:24.580 cabinet

01:09:24.960 after he

01:09:26.320 brought

01:09:26.620 Molotov

01:09:27.280 cocktails

01:09:27.800 to the

01:09:28.420 Capitol

01:09:28.820 Ryan

01:09:29.940 English

01:09:30.600 who turned

01:09:31.200 himself

01:09:31.660 into

01:09:31.940 Capitol

01:09:32.280 Police

01:09:32.660 over the

01:09:33.140 incident

01:09:33.520 allegedly

01:09:34.340 admitted

01:09:34.840 in

01:09:35.160 January

01:09:35.580 that he

01:09:35.980 brought

01:09:36.200 knives

01:09:36.720 and two

01:09:37.140 Molotov

01:09:37.620 cocktails

01:09:38.140 fashioned

01:09:38.520 out of

01:09:38.920 50

01:09:39.320 milliliter

01:09:40.080 absolute

01:09:40.900 vodka

01:09:41.500 bottles

01:09:41.980 stuffed

01:09:43.160 with

01:09:43.460 cloth

01:09:44.640 doused

01:09:45.400 in hand

01:09:46.180 sanitizer

01:09:46.860 to the

01:09:47.320 Capitol

01:09:47.720 I mean

01:09:50.660 originally

01:09:51.580 he was

01:09:52.640 charged

01:09:53.580 with

01:09:54.200 unlawful

01:09:55.460 possession

01:09:55.960 of an

01:09:56.660 incendiary

01:09:57.320 device

01:09:58.000 and

01:09:59.540 charged

01:10:00.000 with

01:10:00.340 carrying

01:10:01.060 dangerous

01:10:01.720 weapons

01:10:02.200 on the

01:10:03.520 grounds

01:10:04.460 of the

01:10:04.700 Capitol

01:10:05.000 looks like

01:10:05.880 they're

01:10:06.080 charging him

01:10:06.600 now with

01:10:06.900 a little

01:10:07.280 bit more

01:10:07.740 like

01:10:09.100 trying to

01:10:09.860 assassinate

01:10:10.420 somebody

01:10:10.700 and I

01:10:11.040 mean

01:10:11.460 please

01:10:11.800 would

01:10:12.160 you

01:10:12.260 relax

01:10:12.620 this

01:10:12.840 is

01:10:12.980 not

01:10:13.180 terrorism

01:10:13.600 okay

01:10:14.040 this

01:10:14.300 is

01:10:14.440 definitely

01:10:14.760 not

01:10:15.000 terrorism

01:10:15.220 this

01:10:15.680 is

01:10:15.860 just

01:10:16.080 another

01:10:16.380 day

01:10:16.680 in

01:10:16.820 progressive

01:10:17.180 paradise

01:10:17.640 that's

01:10:18.080 what

01:10:18.200 this

01:10:18.460 is

01:10:18.800 it's

01:10:19.540 you know

01:10:19.720 Massachusetts

01:10:20.180 man walks

01:10:21.160 into the

01:10:21.600 Capitol

01:10:21.960 with Molotov

01:10:22.780 cocktails

01:10:23.400 made out

01:10:23.960 of many

01:10:24.460 absolute

01:10:25.040 vodka

01:10:25.480 bottles

01:10:25.920 because

01:10:26.220 really

01:10:26.860 nothing

01:10:27.560 says

01:10:28.080 resistance

01:10:28.720 like

01:10:29.200 artisan

01:10:29.800 arson

01:10:30.420 in TSA

01:10:31.380 approved

01:10:31.820 sizes

01:10:32.340 that's

01:10:33.120 what

01:10:33.260 you know

01:10:33.540 that's

01:10:33.900 really

01:10:34.220 I mean

01:10:34.540 it's

01:10:34.800 it's

01:10:35.020 clever

01:10:35.320 he has

01:10:36.060 knives

01:10:36.620 he has

01:10:37.060 hand

01:10:37.480 sanitizer

01:10:38.040 soaked

01:10:38.420 rags

01:10:38.820 never thought

01:10:41.800 I mean

01:10:42.080 he's got

01:10:42.840 it going

01:10:43.100 on

01:10:43.300 he has

01:10:44.020 a note

01:10:44.620 confessing

01:10:45.260 he came

01:10:45.680 to kill

01:10:46.300 a cabinet

01:10:46.860 member

01:10:47.300 but it

01:10:48.460 is not

01:10:49.260 political

01:10:50.260 violence

01:10:51.020 okay

01:10:51.380 that's

01:10:52.080 why are

01:10:52.440 you so

01:10:52.720 divisive

01:10:53.200 why

01:10:54.160 why

01:10:55.260 see now

01:10:57.040 he originally

01:10:57.720 planned to

01:10:58.680 kill the

01:10:58.980 speaker of

01:10:59.320 the house

01:10:59.660 or the

01:11:00.200 secretary

01:11:00.560 of defense

01:11:01.160 but then

01:11:01.660 like

01:11:02.340 like a

01:11:02.860 good

01:11:03.060 yelp

01:11:03.400 reviewer

01:11:03.980 he changed

01:11:04.660 his target

01:11:05.200 mid trip

01:11:05.820 you know

01:11:06.300 he's like

01:11:06.620 I don't

01:11:07.000 know

01:11:07.280 and he

01:11:08.160 settled on

01:11:08.580 the new

01:11:08.820 treasury

01:11:09.120 secretary

01:11:09.600 because

01:11:09.960 apparently

01:11:10.320 now

01:11:10.560 budgeting

01:11:11.100 is fascism

01:11:12.220 which

01:11:13.300 we all

01:11:13.740 know

01:11:14.000 we've

01:11:14.340 known

01:11:14.500 it

01:11:14.640 forever

01:11:14.940 totally

01:11:15.320 understandable

01:11:16.040 what did

01:11:17.420 the

01:11:17.640 handwritten

01:11:18.320 note

01:11:18.740 say

01:11:19.120 and I

01:11:20.220 quote

01:11:20.640 I can't

01:11:22.440 do

01:11:22.820 nothing

01:11:23.460 while

01:11:24.120 Nazis

01:11:24.720 kill

01:11:25.240 my

01:11:25.540 sisters

01:11:26.140 oh

01:11:27.740 okay

01:11:29.720 I don't

01:11:31.040 even

01:11:31.260 understand

01:11:31.700 that

01:11:32.080 but I

01:11:32.380 you know

01:11:33.160 I do

01:11:33.740 appreciate

01:11:34.380 the

01:11:34.680 everyone

01:11:35.180 I disagree

01:11:35.740 with

01:11:36.080 is a

01:11:36.420 Nazi

01:11:36.800 defense

01:11:37.360 it's a

01:11:37.700 classic

01:11:38.200 classic

01:11:38.700 defense

01:11:39.120 foolproof

01:11:39.700 really

01:11:40.040 you know

01:11:41.000 who else

01:11:41.380 used

01:11:41.680 it

01:11:42.100 Antifa

01:11:43.720 ISIS

01:11:45.280 every

01:11:46.760 twitter

01:11:47.220 blue

01:11:47.540 check

01:11:48.000 you know

01:11:48.900 it's the

01:11:49.980 battle cry

01:11:50.720 of the

01:11:51.220 unhinged

01:11:52.080 that's what

01:11:52.820 that is

01:11:53.400 and let's

01:11:54.380 be very

01:11:54.860 clear

01:11:55.160 this guy

01:11:55.700 is not

01:11:56.340 a domestic

01:11:56.900 terrorist

01:11:57.360 no

01:11:57.720 no

01:11:58.900 he's a

01:11:59.380 victim

01:11:59.700 he is a

01:12:00.500 victim

01:12:00.720 probably

01:12:01.080 suffering

01:12:01.560 from some

01:12:02.060 sort of

01:12:02.400 acute

01:12:02.740 ideological

01:12:03.440 indigestion

01:12:04.300 and we

01:12:05.260 should have

01:12:05.620 that

01:12:05.800 checked

01:12:06.220 you know

01:12:06.860 if we

01:12:07.340 had better

01:12:07.740 health care

01:12:08.180 system

01:12:08.560 that would

01:12:08.900 this

01:12:09.660 wouldn't

01:12:09.880 have

01:12:09.980 happened

01:12:10.260 now

01:12:10.740 he may

01:12:10.980 have

01:12:11.100 gotten

01:12:11.300 too many

01:12:11.620 Rachel

01:12:11.940 Maddow

01:12:12.320 monologues

01:12:13.020 and not

01:12:13.280 enough

01:12:13.500 magnesium

01:12:14.200 but

01:12:15.640 I don't

01:12:17.180 know

01:12:17.360 he's just

01:12:17.680 definitely

01:12:18.020 not a

01:12:18.420 terrorist

01:12:18.700 we need

01:12:19.700 to get

01:12:19.980 that man

01:12:20.400 a support

01:12:20.940 llama

01:12:21.260 and maybe

01:12:21.880 a GoFundMe

01:12:22.540 page

01:12:22.940 and everything

01:12:24.160 will be so

01:12:24.960 much better

01:12:25.440 meanwhile

01:12:26.920 if you

01:12:28.440 accidentally

01:12:29.000 walked your

01:12:29.600 dog near

01:12:30.760 the capital

01:12:31.500 wearing a

01:12:32.160 MAGA hat

01:12:32.800 you're probably

01:12:33.440 still on an

01:12:34.220 FBI watch

01:12:35.060 list somewhere

01:12:35.640 but Molotov

01:12:36.860 cocktails

01:12:37.460 knives

01:12:37.980 assassination

01:12:38.560 plot

01:12:39.200 that's

01:12:39.680 mental

01:12:40.000 health

01:12:40.320 week

01:12:40.640 you know

01:12:41.140 at the

01:12:41.380 DNC

01:12:41.920 that's

01:12:42.220 all that

01:12:42.580 is

01:12:42.900 from the

01:12:45.760 same people

01:12:46.180 who tell

01:12:46.520 you they

01:12:46.780 are guardians

01:12:47.300 of the

01:12:47.940 democracy

01:12:48.560 that they

01:12:49.620 care about

01:12:50.040 the

01:12:50.200 constitution

01:12:50.840 we're the

01:12:51.620 protectors

01:12:52.140 of children

01:12:52.720 you know

01:12:53.680 when they're

01:12:54.180 not busy

01:12:55.060 handing our

01:12:55.540 children over

01:12:56.020 to cartel

01:12:56.980 coyotes for

01:12:57.860 campaign

01:12:58.760 contribution

01:12:59.380 and tiktok

01:13:00.120 clout

01:13:00.560 this guy

01:13:02.880 if he had

01:13:03.980 worn a red

01:13:04.720 hat instead

01:13:05.380 of carrying

01:13:05.880 red rags

01:13:06.960 soaked

01:13:07.420 in flammable

01:13:08.160 sanitizer

01:13:08.900 CNN would

01:13:09.880 have hosted

01:13:10.320 a 24

01:13:11.180 hour panic

01:13:12.080 a thon

01:13:12.600 did you

01:13:13.780 even know

01:13:14.180 about this

01:13:14.620 guy

01:13:14.980 even hear

01:13:16.520 about it

01:13:17.160 now crickets

01:13:18.240 because when

01:13:19.820 violence is

01:13:20.520 their kind

01:13:21.400 of violence

01:13:22.020 when the

01:13:22.860 rage is

01:13:23.320 pointed at

01:13:24.060 the approved

01:13:24.780 direction

01:13:25.300 it's not a

01:13:25.860 crisis

01:13:26.200 it's a

01:13:26.760 cause

01:13:27.480 it's the

01:13:29.560 same crowd

01:13:30.280 that cheers

01:13:30.960 when a

01:13:31.480 church burns

01:13:32.180 down

01:13:32.580 they shrug

01:13:33.560 when our

01:13:33.920 children just

01:13:34.640 disappear

01:13:35.460 when they

01:13:36.960 turn school

01:13:37.540 libraries into

01:13:38.380 grooming salons

01:13:39.660 these are the

01:13:40.480 same people

01:13:41.220 that are now

01:13:41.740 saying you

01:13:42.600 know that

01:13:43.000 I that

01:13:43.900 Trent Diagua

01:13:46.180 whatever that

01:13:47.200 thing I don't

01:13:48.020 even know that

01:13:48.900 sounds great to

01:13:49.920 me is that about

01:13:50.820 water what I

01:13:51.760 don't that's a

01:13:52.560 great thing so

01:13:54.140 they're in a

01:13:54.640 club it's like

01:13:56.540 the Elks

01:13:57.040 Club

01:13:57.520 these are the

01:14:03.760 same people

01:14:04.100 who have the

01:14:04.440 audacity to

01:14:05.000 look you in

01:14:05.600 the eye and

01:14:06.020 say you are

01:14:06.760 the problem

01:14:07.280 we live in a

01:14:08.920 country where

01:14:09.660 torching a

01:14:10.600 courthouse is

01:14:11.660 speech

01:14:12.380 storming the

01:14:14.380 capital with

01:14:15.100 bombs is

01:14:16.040 bravery and

01:14:17.680 mutilating

01:14:18.300 children is

01:14:19.180 health care

01:14:20.200 but saying a

01:14:22.400 prayer openly

01:14:23.360 at a public

01:14:24.220 school meeting

01:14:24.940 that's dangerous

01:14:26.360 that that's I

01:14:28.040 mean can we

01:14:28.720 get this

01:14:29.020 dangerous

01:14:29.380 terrorist out

01:14:29.980 of here

01:14:30.320 so tell me

01:14:32.520 again how the

01:14:33.200 left you know

01:14:34.220 isn't the party

01:14:35.040 of violence

01:14:35.680 say it louder

01:14:36.560 say it louder

01:14:37.500 maybe over the

01:14:38.160 sound of the

01:14:38.620 next Molotov

01:14:39.360 cocktail shattering

01:14:40.280 on democracy's

01:14:41.640 front porch

01:14:42.320 good heavens

01:14:45.160 I'm just so

01:14:47.680 sick of all of

01:14:48.420 this so sick

01:14:49.740 of all of

01:14:50.140 this you

01:14:51.020 when you

01:14:52.480 were telling

01:14:52.880 that story I

01:14:53.440 had a moment

01:14:53.940 of thinking

01:14:54.380 there's just

01:14:54.840 there's an

01:14:55.440 interesting part

01:14:56.120 of the world

01:14:56.580 I just don't

01:14:57.060 understand like

01:14:57.780 I feel like

01:14:58.900 only sheltered

01:15:00.540 okay a bit

01:15:01.540 from particular

01:15:02.860 conversations and

01:15:03.960 thought processes

01:15:05.080 that just don't

01:15:06.920 hit me the same

01:15:07.760 way you know

01:15:08.880 and I have

01:15:09.660 another example

01:15:10.240 of this I'd

01:15:10.580 like to maybe

01:15:11.400 pick your brain

01:15:11.960 on okay okay

01:15:12.600 now this is a

01:15:13.780 situation with a

01:15:15.320 basketball player

01:15:16.240 who is in the

01:15:17.700 in the middle of

01:15:18.440 a criminal trial

01:15:19.740 okay and he

01:15:21.920 is defending

01:15:22.880 himself saying

01:15:24.300 he did not

01:15:25.340 commit this

01:15:26.060 crime with

01:15:26.580 any intent

01:15:27.080 okay and

01:15:28.900 so this is

01:15:29.500 the text

01:15:29.840 he didn't have

01:15:30.180 intent

01:15:30.600 yeah right

01:15:31.080 like he's you

01:15:31.700 know he's

01:15:32.380 admitting he

01:15:32.820 was in this

01:15:33.420 situation

01:15:33.920 okay all right

01:15:34.620 however his

01:15:35.700 intent was not

01:15:36.560 this outcome

01:15:37.420 okay and so

01:15:38.700 the again like

01:15:41.380 I just feel like

01:15:42.120 it's hard to

01:15:42.620 I don't I don't

01:15:43.660 understand but

01:15:44.140 you you as a

01:15:45.400 man from the

01:15:46.160 street I grew up

01:15:47.580 grew up in the

01:15:48.060 streets the mean

01:15:48.780 streets of Mount

01:15:49.460 Vernon Washington

01:15:51.000 just so you

01:15:52.980 might understand

01:15:53.600 this a little bit

01:15:54.040 no I mean I

01:15:54.700 came right from

01:15:55.300 the tulip fields

01:15:56.100 you know it

01:15:57.280 was tough

01:15:58.620 anyway go ahead

01:15:59.660 so this is a

01:16:00.800 NBA player

01:16:01.400 Brandon Miller

01:16:02.040 he got a text

01:16:03.400 from his friend

01:16:04.500 this night the

01:16:05.300 night in question

01:16:05.820 and he was

01:16:07.720 texted this

01:16:08.400 I need my

01:16:09.900 joint

01:16:10.260 RL

01:16:11.920 just got

01:16:13.600 da fakin 0.74

01:16:15.040 and I was

01:16:17.000 interested

01:16:17.300 what how

01:16:18.060 would you

01:16:18.620 interpret that

01:16:19.660 particular

01:16:20.260 defense

01:16:21.340 just got

01:16:22.300 my joint

01:16:23.240 no

01:16:23.860 I need my

01:16:25.360 joint

01:16:25.660 need my

01:16:26.280 joint

01:16:26.660 RL

01:16:27.320 just got

01:16:28.840 da fakin 0.74

01:16:30.580 Ralph Lauren

01:16:33.340 somebody is

01:16:36.100 selling fake

01:16:37.460 Ralph Lauren

01:16:38.520 clothing

01:16:39.160 he needs to

01:16:40.940 get to his

01:16:41.480 joint his

01:16:42.000 house because

01:16:43.120 he has some

01:16:43.880 way to prove

01:16:44.700 that that

01:16:45.240 person is

01:16:45.740 doing wrong

01:16:46.280 you think

01:16:46.660 it's a

01:16:46.940 copyright

01:16:47.420 I think

01:16:48.200 it's a

01:16:48.500 copyright

01:16:48.960 a very

01:16:49.620 large

01:16:50.280 okay

01:16:51.060 against a

01:16:51.740 very powerful

01:16:52.540 company that

01:16:53.220 should be doing

01:16:53.800 it themselves

01:16:54.360 but here's

01:16:54.860 this hero

01:16:55.360 going and

01:16:56.060 saying I

01:16:56.400 got to get

01:16:56.740 to my

01:16:56.980 house

01:16:57.240 I've got

01:16:58.040 to get

01:16:58.300 the things

01:16:58.760 that will

01:16:59.540 help Ralph

01:17:00.300 Lauren

01:17:00.620 with this

01:17:01.720 copyright

01:17:02.180 infringement

01:17:03.000 wow

01:17:03.460 that's how

01:17:03.880 I read

01:17:04.180 it

01:17:04.320 that's

01:17:04.880 X

01:17:05.380 see I

01:17:05.760 would have

01:17:06.140 never

01:17:06.500 never

01:17:07.340 received that

01:17:07.940 he's

01:17:08.060 not done

01:17:08.280 this for

01:17:08.600 almost 50

01:17:09.080 years

01:17:09.300 that's

01:17:09.500 true

01:17:09.720 that's

01:17:10.120 true

01:17:10.300 now I

01:17:11.280 don't think

01:17:11.600 Brandon

01:17:11.960 was from

01:17:12.720 Mount Vernon

01:17:13.820 so there

01:17:14.440 may be a

01:17:14.900 bit of a

01:17:15.300 dialect

01:17:15.660 difference

01:17:16.320 here

01:17:16.980 apparently

01:17:18.420 what he

01:17:18.920 was saying

01:17:19.440 was

01:17:19.980 he needed

01:17:21.540 his gun

01:17:22.200 which was

01:17:23.140 his joint

01:17:23.860 okay

01:17:24.660 RL

01:17:26.260 real life

01:17:28.300 so he

01:17:29.160 needed a

01:17:29.760 gun in

01:17:30.080 real life

01:17:30.460 it wasn't

01:17:30.900 a fake

01:17:31.840 gun

01:17:32.140 even though

01:17:33.660 finger guns

01:17:34.140 are very

01:17:34.620 dangerous

01:17:34.980 he needed

01:17:36.060 the gun

01:17:36.360 in real

01:17:36.760 life

01:17:37.020 and the

01:17:38.680 rest of

01:17:39.060 the quote

01:17:39.260 was just

01:17:39.760 got to

01:17:40.280 fakin

01:17:40.660 which means

01:17:42.220 that someone

01:17:42.980 was putting

01:17:44.480 on a

01:17:44.840 front

01:17:45.260 or fakin

01:17:46.240 so his

01:17:48.040 defense

01:17:48.640 was

01:17:49.180 he believed

01:17:50.480 he was

01:17:50.760 asked to

01:17:51.300 bring this

01:17:51.780 gun to

01:17:52.140 the scene

01:17:52.480 of the

01:17:52.720 crime

01:17:53.060 because

01:17:53.920 not because

01:17:55.180 of a

01:17:55.520 real

01:17:55.920 murder

01:17:56.580 threat

01:17:57.020 but because

01:17:57.620 someone was

01:17:58.200 faking

01:17:58.700 he was

01:17:59.060 going to

01:17:59.340 use it

01:17:59.600 in a

01:17:59.880 threat

01:18:00.320 and therefore

01:18:00.980 he should

01:18:01.460 not

01:18:01.920 be held

01:18:03.620 responsible

01:18:04.180 for his

01:18:04.920 actions

01:18:05.220 of bringing

01:18:05.620 that gun

01:18:06.120 because

01:18:08.600 the guy

01:18:09.160 was just

01:18:09.600 defakin

01:18:10.140 I'm sorry

01:18:11.020 I could

01:18:11.560 follow the

01:18:12.100 Ralph Lauren

01:18:12.620 thing pretty

01:18:13.180 easily

01:18:13.500 I'm having

01:18:13.980 a hard time

01:18:14.660 following that

01:18:15.380 one

01:18:15.560 wait

01:18:15.800 wait

01:18:16.100 wait

01:18:16.320 so he's

01:18:17.620 asking for

01:18:18.440 he's got

01:18:18.960 to get

01:18:19.400 his gun

01:18:19.960 or

01:18:20.280 his friend

01:18:21.040 called him

01:18:21.460 and said

01:18:22.460 hey I'm

01:18:23.200 having an

01:18:23.500 incident of

01:18:24.120 sorts

01:18:24.520 my friendly

01:18:25.840 gentleman

01:18:26.400 and I would

01:18:27.740 need a

01:18:28.680 firearm

01:18:29.360 to take

01:18:31.780 care of this

01:18:32.420 particular

01:18:32.780 situation

01:18:33.320 not because

01:18:33.920 I'm going

01:18:34.240 to use the

01:18:34.840 firearm to

01:18:35.340 kill someone

01:18:35.880 which is

01:18:36.220 wound up

01:18:36.640 I believe

01:18:37.140 what happened

01:18:37.600 but instead

01:18:39.100 you should

01:18:39.760 bring that

01:18:40.220 gun

01:18:40.600 because I'm

01:18:42.920 just going

01:18:43.300 to use it

01:18:43.720 to kind

01:18:44.060 of

01:18:44.200 fake him

01:18:44.840 out

01:18:45.020 threaten him

01:18:46.120 not even

01:18:47.100 threaten him

01:18:47.520 but like

01:18:47.880 show him

01:18:48.640 the gun

01:18:48.940 so we

01:18:49.540 can prove

01:18:50.000 he's

01:18:50.300 defakin

01:18:51.000 now

01:18:51.860 normally

01:18:53.080 what happens

01:18:53.840 if he's

01:18:54.260 not

01:18:54.600 defakin

01:18:55.340 bacon

01:18:55.880 that's

01:18:56.280 kind of

01:18:56.560 the problem

01:18:57.040 it's usually

01:18:58.440 when people

01:18:59.420 say to you

01:19:00.560 hey bring

01:19:01.740 my gun

01:19:02.460 I'm having

01:19:02.800 an incident

01:19:03.220 bring my gun

01:19:04.360 well I would

01:19:04.640 never say that

01:19:05.200 I of course

01:19:05.600 would say

01:19:05.960 I need my

01:19:06.680 joint

01:19:07.400 well you would

01:19:07.900 say that

01:19:08.200 yes of

01:19:08.580 course

01:19:08.760 and you

01:19:09.360 would say

01:19:09.620 I need

01:19:09.840 my joint

01:19:10.300 I believe

01:19:11.020 it's located

01:19:11.440 at the bottom

01:19:11.900 of the lake

01:19:12.460 because I lost

01:19:13.260 all of my

01:19:13.760 firearms

01:19:14.180 previously

01:19:14.660 just past

01:19:15.320 the dike 0.72

01:19:15.760 where the

01:19:16.040 tulip fields

01:19:16.580 are

01:19:16.800 right

01:19:17.100 but again

01:19:19.900 like you

01:19:20.380 could get

01:19:20.620 in trouble

01:19:21.060 right

01:19:21.300 for bringing

01:19:21.900 the gun

01:19:22.220 to someone

01:19:22.600 who's going

01:19:22.900 to try

01:19:23.080 to kill

01:19:23.340 someone

01:19:23.760 his defense

01:19:25.180 was he

01:19:26.340 said it

01:19:26.740 was just

01:19:27.140 defakin

01:19:27.660 so everything

01:19:29.900 should be

01:19:30.340 fine

01:19:30.780 and he

01:19:31.260 wound up

01:19:31.600 by the way

01:19:31.960 getting

01:19:32.280 immunity

01:19:33.060 on this

01:19:33.560 because he

01:19:34.240 was testifying

01:19:34.740 against his

01:19:36.020 his I guess

01:19:37.800 former friend

01:19:38.640 probably not

01:19:39.160 too much

01:19:39.500 too close

01:19:39.940 these days

01:19:40.480 probably not

01:19:41.840 no so he

01:19:42.600 got he did

01:19:43.100 get immunity

01:19:43.400 he will be able

01:19:44.000 to continue to play

01:19:44.680 for the Charlotte

01:19:45.180 Hornets

01:19:45.540 everyone should be

01:19:46.220 fine

01:19:46.420 thank goodness

01:19:47.040 we didn't lose

01:19:48.400 this role model

01:19:48.980 we didn't lose

01:19:49.420 that

01:19:49.680 no

01:19:50.180 that is great

01:19:51.980 hey kids

01:19:52.980 he was just

01:19:55.920 bringing it

01:19:56.440 because somebody

01:19:57.360 was defakin

01:19:58.180 right

01:19:58.500 this is

01:19:59.000 what's well

01:20:00.000 known now

01:20:00.520 as defakin

01:20:01.300 defense

01:20:01.780 yeah

01:20:02.140 it is a

01:20:03.020 constitutional

01:20:03.660 principle

01:20:04.320 so

01:20:05.500 did he have

01:20:07.780 anything else

01:20:08.600 going for him

01:20:09.680 or was that

01:20:11.240 the whole defense

01:20:12.400 that was largely

01:20:13.680 the defense

01:20:14.060 he basically

01:20:14.740 said

01:20:15.240 you know

01:20:16.040 I didn't think

01:20:16.880 he was really

01:20:17.400 going to kill

01:20:17.820 him

01:20:17.960 which was

01:20:18.340 basically

01:20:18.660 his defense

01:20:19.240 and I will

01:20:19.980 tell you

01:20:20.500 now that he

01:20:21.040 has killed

01:20:21.420 him I will

01:20:21.780 be very

01:20:22.120 clear

01:20:22.500 to testify

01:20:23.320 against him

01:20:23.960 and they

01:20:25.040 were like

01:20:25.380 well we

01:20:26.000 can put

01:20:26.320 this guy

01:20:26.680 in prison

01:20:27.080 the guy

01:20:27.340 who actually

01:20:27.860 did the

01:20:28.480 crime

01:20:28.980 okay now

01:20:30.280 when you say

01:20:30.820 it that way

01:20:31.420 I kind of

01:20:32.260 understand

01:20:32.700 I'm like

01:20:33.700 okay well

01:20:34.240 wait a minute

01:20:34.660 I mean

01:20:35.360 you shouldn't

01:20:38.360 I mean

01:20:39.440 again I'm

01:20:41.120 from the

01:20:41.520 mean streets

01:20:42.020 of the

01:20:42.380 tulip fields

01:20:43.020 but I

01:20:44.840 have to

01:20:45.860 tell you

01:20:46.320 I think

01:20:47.540 it's in

01:20:48.100 my world

01:20:48.800 it's pretty

01:20:49.280 clear

01:20:49.580 you don't

01:20:51.160 use a

01:20:51.600 gun

01:20:51.980 to

01:20:52.660 brandish

01:20:53.360 it

01:20:53.680 right

01:20:54.240 you should

01:20:55.020 only

01:20:55.200 bring it

01:20:55.840 out

01:20:55.980 when you

01:20:56.220 really

01:20:56.440 want to

01:20:56.680 use it

01:20:57.000 when you're

01:20:57.300 going to

01:20:57.640 kill

01:20:57.920 somebody

01:20:58.360 you don't

01:20:58.840 even

01:20:59.020 point it

01:20:59.400 to somebody

01:20:59.780 like

01:21:00.020 stop or

01:21:01.140 I'll

01:21:01.380 shoot

01:21:01.740 you can

01:21:03.040 give them

01:21:03.600 that warning

01:21:04.220 but once

01:21:04.820 you pull

01:21:05.340 that gun

01:21:05.980 you better

01:21:06.380 be prepared

01:21:07.080 to pull

01:21:07.760 the trigger

01:21:08.400 now my

01:21:08.940 understanding

01:21:09.320 of these

01:21:09.880 situations

01:21:10.240 when you're

01:21:10.540 having a

01:21:11.020 conflict

01:21:11.360 like this

01:21:11.820 is you

01:21:12.260 just buy

01:21:12.660 a shotgun

01:21:13.180 and you

01:21:13.980 shoot it

01:21:14.300 a couple

01:21:14.520 times

01:21:14.820 outside your

01:21:15.760 front window

01:21:16.540 yeah

01:21:17.120 nobody's

01:21:17.500 going to

01:21:17.660 come

01:21:17.800 around

01:21:18.060 because that's

01:21:18.960 what Joe

01:21:19.240 Biden said

01:21:19.800 to do

01:21:20.160 yeah

01:21:20.480 and he's

01:21:21.780 always right

01:21:22.380 about stuff

01:21:22.800 he's right

01:21:23.360 so maybe

01:21:24.660 the judge

01:21:25.180 got it right

01:21:25.600 and the jury

01:21:25.960 got it right

01:21:26.360 this time

01:21:26.860 because that's

01:21:27.880 all he was

01:21:28.240 doing

01:21:28.520 effectively

01:21:29.920 your honor

01:21:30.660 I was just

01:21:31.440 taking out

01:21:31.920 my shotgun

01:21:32.500 opening up

01:21:33.320 my door

01:21:33.880 and going

01:21:34.280 out into

01:21:34.680 the front

01:21:35.020 porch

01:21:35.320 and shooting

01:21:36.320 it in the

01:21:36.760 air a couple

01:21:37.300 of times

01:21:37.740 which the

01:21:39.340 president said

01:21:39.920 was fine

01:21:40.520 in fact

01:21:41.180 you don't

01:21:41.960 need an AR-15

01:21:43.580 just buy a

01:21:44.460 shotgun

01:21:44.780 buy a shotgun

01:21:45.820 buy a shotgun

01:21:46.560 buy a shotgun

01:21:47.560 that has

01:21:48.060 that has

01:21:48.700 two shots

01:21:49.560 in it

01:21:50.700 and then

01:21:51.000 you waste

01:21:51.620 both of them

01:21:52.300 and the guy

01:21:54.740 is standing

01:21:55.200 behind you

01:21:55.800 now on the

01:21:56.440 porch

01:21:56.920 with a knife

01:21:58.280 because he

01:21:58.880 waited for that

01:21:59.400 second shot 0.91

01:21:59.880 then he came

01:22:00.820 in

01:22:01.000 yeah

01:22:01.140 he's like

01:22:01.500 well he's

01:22:01.780 only got

01:22:02.080 two shots

01:22:02.560 in that

01:22:02.800 shotgun

01:22:03.180 so

01:22:03.700 so okay

01:22:05.140 so we

01:22:06.540 I think

01:22:06.860 I feel like

01:22:07.280 we've learned

01:22:07.600 something here

01:22:08.000 because I

01:22:08.280 I'm not

01:22:09.180 being critical

01:22:09.820 of anything

01:22:10.700 that have

01:22:11.080 happened here

01:22:11.540 of course

01:22:11.900 I just

01:22:12.340 really wanted

01:22:12.800 to understand

01:22:13.760 how these

01:22:14.780 decisions get

01:22:15.540 made

01:22:15.860 well no

01:22:16.180 matter how

01:22:16.860 you mean

01:22:17.360 it

01:22:17.600 I just

01:22:18.680 want you

01:22:19.020 to know

01:22:19.300 I've lost

01:22:19.920 all of my

01:22:20.640 joints

01:22:21.080 oh no

01:22:21.980 in a boating

01:22:22.720 accident

01:22:23.120 really

01:22:24.000 I did

01:22:24.440 I did

01:22:25.080 I did

01:22:25.680 so I can't

01:22:26.420 I can't use

01:22:27.640 them to smoke

01:22:28.420 someone

01:22:28.880 nor can I

01:22:30.080 smoke any

01:22:30.720 of my joints

01:22:31.340 because they're

01:22:32.520 all at the

01:22:33.100 bottom of the lake

01:22:33.700 just to clarify

01:22:34.040 are you

01:22:34.460 defaking right

01:22:35.440 now or

01:22:35.800 what's the

01:22:36.440 what's the

01:22:37.360 I don't know

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01:24:08.400 welcome

01:24:16.960 to the

01:24:17.320 Glenn

01:24:17.640 back

01:24:17.780 program

01:24:18.020 here's

01:24:18.660 what I

01:24:18.860 would

01:24:18.960 like

01:24:19.140 you

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01:24:19.340 do

01:24:19.500 I

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01:24:20.760 you

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01:24:21.140 your

01:24:21.280 text

01:24:21.580 out

01:24:21.840 right

01:24:22.100 now

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01:24:23.280 give me

01:24:24.040 the

01:24:24.260 exact

01:24:24.620 line

01:24:25.160 that we

01:24:25.480 were

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01:24:25.760 talking

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01:24:26.340 I

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01:24:27.220 text

01:24:27.520 this

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01:24:28.000 friend

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01:24:28.980 quote

01:24:32.100 not

01:24:33.080 the

01:24:33.280 quote

01:24:33.460 just

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01:24:58.800 okay

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01:25:04.200 now

01:25:04.960 here's

01:25:05.340 what

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01:25:05.640 you

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01:25:05.840 do

01:25:06.000 when

01:25:06.260 you

01:25:06.380 get

01:25:06.560 a

01:25:06.680 response

01:25:07.260 i

01:25:07.660 want

01:25:07.920 to

01:25:08.060 see

01:25:08.340 what

01:25:08.500 your

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01:25:09.260 i

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01:25:10.780 tweet

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01:25:12.640 glennbeck's

01:25:13.760 joint

01:25:14.120 so

01:25:15.400 we

01:25:15.740 can

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01:25:16.500 we

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01:25:16.840 because

01:25:17.540 i

01:25:17.920 want

01:25:18.220 to

01:25:18.320 see

01:25:18.460 is

01:25:18.640 there

01:25:18.780 anyone

01:25:19.300 in

01:25:19.800 the

01:25:20.020 audience

01:25:20.620 anyone

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01:25:24.080 there

01:25:24.220 anyone

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01:25:25.940 send

01:25:26.340 that

01:25:26.600 and

01:25:26.860 your

01:25:27.040 friend

01:25:27.320 will

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01:25:28.720 bring

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01:25:29.000 gun

01:25:29.180 where

01:25:29.340 are

01:25:29.440 we

01:25:29.520 going

01:25:29.760 okay

01:25:30.660 anyone

01:25:31.660 i don't

01:25:32.900 think

01:25:33.060 there's

01:25:33.280 anyone

01:25:33.900 that

01:25:34.280 in

01:25:34.880 this

01:25:35.100 audience

01:25:35.440 that

01:25:35.640 is

01:25:35.760 going

01:25:35.900 to

01:25:36.020 text

01:25:36.260 that

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01:25:36.540 a

01:25:36.660 friend

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01:25:37.800 have

01:25:38.120 your

01:25:38.280 friend

01:25:38.560 go

01:25:38.920 anything

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01:25:40.140 than

01:25:40.340 what

01:25:40.840 the

01:25:41.140 what

01:25:41.920 are

01:25:42.980 you

01:25:43.260 high

01:25:43.620 what

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01:25:45.140 that's

01:25:46.700 what

01:25:46.820 i

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01:25:47.000 expect

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01:25:47.740 but

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01:25:48.420 maybe

01:25:48.660 everyone's

01:25:49.020 like

01:25:49.140 oh

01:25:49.320 gosh

01:25:49.660 where

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01:25:50.800 i

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01:25:51.160 your

01:25:51.320 firearm

01:25:51.580 maybe

01:25:52.420 that's

01:25:52.940 maybe

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01:25:54.260 how

01:25:54.360 your

01:25:54.500 friend's

01:25:54.820 going

01:25:54.960 to

01:25:55.140 respond

01:25:55.580 i

01:25:55.960 don't

01:25:56.080 know

01:25:56.240 but

01:25:56.580 i want

01:25:56.880 to see

01:25:57.120 the

01:25:57.260 responses

01:25:57.720 so

01:25:58.320 text

01:25:58.900 that

01:25:59.300 to

01:25:59.640 a

01:25:59.820 friend

01:26:00.180 anybody

01:26:01.040 just

01:26:01.740 text

01:26:02.140 it

01:26:02.300 to

01:26:02.420 a

01:26:02.560 friend

01:26:02.820 and

01:26:03.120 then

01:26:03.440 take

01:26:04.320 that

01:26:04.680 post

01:26:05.620 it

01:26:05.800 on

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01:26:06.340 hashtag

01:26:07.640 glennbecks

01:26:08.840 joint

01:26:09.260 i

01:26:10.140 i

01:26:11.100 just

01:26:11.280 have

01:26:11.460 to

01:26:11.580 see

01:26:11.840 the

01:26:12.200 response

01:26:12.620 from

01:26:12.840 your

01:26:12.980 friends

01:26:13.400 this

01:26:22.460 is

01:26:23.160 glenn

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01:26:25.520 healthcare

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01:26:26.180 being

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01:26:28.340 politics

01:26:29.000 a whole

01:26:29.580 bunch

01:26:29.920 of

01:26:30.100 fine

01:26:30.580 print

01:26:30.980 you're

01:26:31.800 told

01:26:32.040 you have

01:26:32.400 choices

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01:26:44.520 which

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01:26:45.080 you

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01:28:48.060 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:28:54.400 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:28:56.800 Douglas Murray is on with us here in just a second.

01:28:58.700 And we're going to talk about his book on democracies and death cults.

01:29:02.080 But I want to start with something that has been hashed and rehashed so many times.

01:29:06.060 But I think I agree with Douglas on what he said.

01:29:13.580 But I always bristle at anybody who's like, you can't talk about that.

01:29:17.340 You don't say that.

01:29:18.620 But that I don't think is what he was saying.

01:29:20.320 And so I just want to talk to him briefly about that and see exactly, have him lay what he said out.

01:29:27.020 Um, because, uh, I, I think he's making a very important point, uh, that we all need to really, truly understand.

01:29:36.400 And then on democracies and death cults, because that's what we're in a fight against.

01:29:42.280 A death cult.

01:29:44.320 Douglas Murray joins us in just a couple of seconds.

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01:30:57.160 Douglas Murray.

01:30:58.580 Welcome to the program, sir.

01:30:59.720 How are you?

01:31:00.100 Very good to be back with you, Douglas.

01:31:02.820 Thank you.

01:31:03.740 So, I mean, I hate to get into this because it's been talked about for so long, but I just, I think I agree with you, Douglas.

01:31:12.920 And I just want to make sure that we're saying the same thing.

01:31:16.540 Can you lay out the controversy that you've been embroiled in here recently?

01:31:22.000 Do you mean, sorry, because I tend to be embroiled in quite a lot of controversy.

01:31:25.980 Which one you talk about?

01:31:28.140 The one where you're accused of saying, don't listen to anybody unless they have an Oxford degree.

01:31:37.100 Something which, of course, I never said.

01:31:39.280 Yeah, I know.

01:31:40.380 Never would say.

01:31:42.200 I think this is the controversy that came up from my recent appearance on Joe Rogan podcast.

01:31:49.440 The simple thing I said, which has been, I think, misrepresented by a very large number of people deliberately,

01:31:55.820 is that everybody has the right to say anything they like about anything.

01:32:00.640 But that doesn't mean that all opinions should be regarded as being equal.

01:32:04.520 And when I was brought on to debate, and it's not often in Joe Rogan's podcast that he ever does that.

01:32:14.080 He normally has people on to just give their opinion, and you can take it or leave it.

01:32:19.540 But he felt that clearly that a pro-Israel voice like mine had to be countered on air.

01:32:27.760 And when I was talking about my recent book, a recent bestseller on democracies and death, cults, Israel and the future of civilization,

01:32:37.020 I got into the weeds of what has been happening in the last two years in the Middle East.

01:32:44.120 I got into it because, not just because I've written about it, but because I've seen it all up close.

01:32:48.840 I've spent the last couple of years mainly living in Israel and being embedded with the Israeli defense forces in Gaza and in Lebanon and elsewhere.

01:32:57.680 And I've seen this war up close.

01:33:00.820 And I discovered that the person I was being pitched against, who was wildly, wildly uninformed on issue after issue,

01:33:07.760 was just spouting and spouting and spouting, turned out never to have even been to the region.

01:33:14.080 And I said, this is like if we were to discover that Chinese state media had somebody on all the time talking about America,

01:33:23.780 claiming that America was a racist country, claiming that black Americans are currently being lynched and sold into slavery.

01:33:32.000 If we discovered that that person was rampaging across the Chinese media, that he had never been to America,

01:33:38.200 didn't speak English, and obviously so, because he's so wildly misinformed,

01:33:43.840 we would regard that person as being almost comical in their ignorance, certainly malevolent.

01:33:49.380 So why should it be that when there are people at home here in America who are also just not informed,

01:33:58.000 just as many British people are not informed, about big situations in the world that they're talking about,

01:34:04.200 why should their opinion be regarded as being somehow sacrosanct?

01:34:09.460 I don't think it is.

01:34:11.260 And yes, I believe in standards.

01:34:14.840 I believe that elites have let us down badly.

01:34:17.660 Experts have let us down badly, but it doesn't mean there is no such thing as expertise or comparative expertise in matters.

01:34:28.940 And if people don't understand that and don't understand that, for instance,

01:34:34.160 a journalist who goes and reports firsthand may well get things wrong,

01:34:39.220 but it's a darn sight better than somebody who's never left their bedroom and thinks they know the world.

01:34:45.860 You know, I just read a quote, I think it was from Jefferson, and I've adapted it to modern times.

01:34:55.880 The man who reads nothing at all is better educated than the man who reads nothing but social media.

01:35:02.580 He said newspapers.

01:35:04.200 But I think that's the kind of expert we have now that are running around.

01:35:09.580 And I don't believe in you have to be credentialed or anything like that.

01:35:14.420 I don't think you have to have a formal education.

01:35:16.860 I don't think that hurts.

01:35:18.400 But I think serious people can do serious study on their own, especially in today's world,

01:35:25.200 and become an expert in a field.

01:35:28.540 But, you know, you also have to have enough humility to go, look, I'm not an expert in this.

01:35:37.980 I don't know.

01:35:38.560 I've just done a lot of homework, and I'm open to different opinions, but here's what I found.

01:35:44.300 Right.

01:35:45.160 Absolutely.

01:35:45.840 And there's a lot of good that can come from that, and we all do that to some extent.

01:35:49.420 But that is, as you say, the ignorance that social media in particular is able to push

01:35:56.500 on people is extraordinary, not least because of the lack of humility.

01:36:01.140 And one of the things in that debate, it was really me against Joe and the comedian he'd

01:36:06.160 put me on with.

01:36:08.060 One of the things that was startling about it was the sheer lack of humility of the guy

01:36:12.840 I was debating.

01:36:13.540 I mean, he seemed to think that he knew everything about Israel and the IDF, despite never having

01:36:20.300 been there or met anyone or spoken with anyone on the ground in the IDF.

01:36:24.180 And he seemed to think that he knew better than the Israeli defense forces how they should

01:36:28.340 protect their people from another massacre like October the 7th.

01:36:32.540 Like, maybe the generals in the Israeli army and the politicians and others who have been

01:36:39.600 losing family for the last 18 months fighting in Gaza, maybe they do know something more

01:36:46.460 than you have gleaned from social media sitting in Austin, Texas.

01:36:51.600 Maybe.

01:36:52.800 It's my view.

01:36:53.900 I mean, people quite often say to me, you know, what would you tell this politician or

01:37:00.820 what would you tell this general when you meet them?

01:37:03.800 And I always say, I don't tell them anything.

01:37:06.520 I listen.

01:37:08.040 I listen.

01:37:08.560 Because that's much, much more important because they know more about the proximate

01:37:16.960 causes of the conflict and what they're doing to prevent it.

01:37:20.480 And when I hear and see these people, there was a guy, one of Joe Rogan's friends who'd

01:37:25.920 been cropping up on social media recently, and he accepted this challenge that I put out,

01:37:30.440 which was, if you know, if you have a plan for how you would get 250 hostages back from

01:37:37.480 the densely built up and booby-trapped area of Gaza, and if you know how to get 250 hostages 0.99

01:37:44.080 back and how to kill or capture all the leadership of Hamas, if you have a better plan than what

01:37:50.780 the Israelis have been doing from the last 18 months, let me know, and I will pass it 1.00

01:37:55.600 on to anyone I know in Jerusalem.

01:37:57.360 And one of these comedians decided to take up this challenge.

01:38:02.760 And you know what he said?

01:38:04.400 He said, among other things, he said, why don't they fight like men?

01:38:09.240 What the hell does that mean?

01:38:11.700 And you say, I'm sorry, I've been to the funerals of young men who had no desire to have to ever

01:38:20.540 be in Gaza again, who lost their lives because they were fighting house to house with terrorists

01:38:27.220 embedded in mosques and in hospitals and in civilian homes and cropping up from tunnels

01:38:33.480 all over the place.

01:38:34.620 And if the IDF and the Israeli Air Force had wanted to level the place, they could have

01:38:39.740 done.

01:38:40.240 But they didn't because they wanted to minimize casualties on their opponent's side and minimize

01:38:44.980 casualties on their own.

01:38:46.680 And you have to put up with some doofus claiming that he's the real man and he knows because

01:38:54.420 he's sitting in a podcast studio somewhere two continents away.

01:38:58.420 And I think that is just objectionable on every level and displays a lack of humility

01:39:04.420 and understanding that is almost pathological.

01:39:09.420 I tell you, Douglas, I mean, I think I struggled from this a little bit.

01:39:13.560 I mean, I've done this job for almost 50 years now.

01:39:16.380 But when I got into television, everything changes so rapidly.

01:39:21.980 And I was pretty assured that I was right on things.

01:39:24.800 You had a big, you know, I spent a lot of money on research and everything else at really

01:39:28.560 good, you know, we were buttoned up.

01:39:31.380 But when I left there and I was reflecting on what I had done, I came to the understanding

01:39:41.240 and I think this just comes from maturity and experience.

01:39:46.020 And that is the only thing I'm certain of is that I'm not certain of anything.

01:39:52.980 I don't I don't know.

01:39:55.780 I'm like you.

01:39:56.880 I will ask questions.

01:39:58.380 I will voice my opinion.

01:40:00.180 I will voice what I do know.

01:40:02.520 But that doesn't necessarily make it the absolute truth.

01:40:08.160 I need to understand more of the situation.

01:40:12.320 Yes.

01:40:12.820 And you do do that.

01:40:14.100 And, you know, one of the things going on is that is that all of us who are who I hope

01:40:20.140 are curious and want to learn more and know more and understand things better.

01:40:25.580 We we we have that instinct.

01:40:28.380 But it also doesn't mean that on the things we know about, including the things we've seen

01:40:34.100 with our own eyes, that we should be lacking in confidence to say, yes, it's a really tough

01:40:41.900 place to be.

01:40:42.920 You have to have the confidence in what you do know, but you also have to have the humility

01:40:47.540 to say, but I don't know everything.

01:40:50.760 Right.

01:40:51.000 And one of the things that I do know is that having seen war up close, not just in this

01:40:58.680 conflict, but in others as well.

01:41:00.220 I know what the difference is between a death cult, as I call Hamas, like a death cult like 0.93

01:41:08.280 Hamas that fights for death, fights to bring death to its enemies, fights to bring death 0.98

01:41:15.760 to its own side, even to its own children.

01:41:18.120 I know the difference between the death cult like that and the democracy like Israel or 0.99

01:41:24.400 the United States of America and our armies who fight for life, who fight to minimize casualties

01:41:32.140 on our own side and fight to minimize casualties on the enemy side.

01:41:37.140 And there is all the difference in the world between these two things.

01:41:41.460 OK, so when I people finding it complicated to tell the difference between a democracy and

01:41:46.660 the death cult, I think they are lost.

01:41:48.740 So let me let me start there.

01:41:50.900 I want to talk about the death cult because it's not just happening with Hamas.

01:41:54.240 I think the entire West, the world is entangled with death cults all over.

01:42:02.320 And I want to talk to you about what people are maybe missing here.

01:42:05.780 We get into that with Douglas Murray in 60 seconds.

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01:43:17.900 Ten seconds station ID and then back with Douglas Murray.

01:43:29.220 So, Douglas, I want to talk about the death cults over in Israel, but I'd like to start 0.86

01:43:34.240 with how they are all seemingly connected.

01:43:37.540 I mean, the the progressive death cult that we're fighting here in America, they're all

01:43:43.360 they're all kind of the same thing in many ways.

01:43:48.160 Are they not?

01:43:49.500 Yeah, absolutely.

01:43:50.920 And just look at the way in which they're always supportive of each other.

01:43:55.940 Just look at the way in which here in New York, where I am, we had again two days ago, as

01:44:04.120 I wrote in my column in the New York Post today, we had hundreds of people descending on a university

01:44:10.380 library in New York City, chanting glory to our martyrs, glory to our martyrs.

01:44:18.520 Who are the martyrs, the the terrorists and rapists and beheaders and kidnappers of Hamas? 0.80

01:44:27.260 Well, who is our and who is we?

01:44:30.520 Why would American students be claiming that rapists and beheaders and baby killers like

01:44:37.780 Hamas are their or our martyrs? 0.97

01:44:41.940 This is because and I go into this in on democracies and death cults a lot.

01:44:47.980 What is it that's happened in our society in America and in the West that we have so many

01:44:54.660 people in our midst who hate our own civilization so much that they will glorify the people who 0.93

01:45:03.300 want its destruction?

01:45:04.460 Yeah, but wait, wait, it's not even it's not it's farther than that.

01:45:07.860 They somehow or another hate our way of life or our our republic so much that they will

01:45:15.740 side with people if you're LGBTQ side with people that will kill you if they're in power. 1.00

01:45:24.000 Yes.

01:45:24.820 Well, one of the great idiots of our time, the so-called gender expert, Judith Butler, said 1.00

01:45:31.660 after the October 7th massacres, he, I think, identifies at the moment as a they.

01:45:37.220 She used to be a lesbian when I was growing up. 1.00

01:45:39.600 Now she's a non-binary. 0.99

01:45:42.860 Anyhow, she's remained an idiot.

01:45:45.100 And she she said after October the 7th that people on the left in America must keep hold

01:45:53.120 of the idea, the fact, as she saw it, that terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah are

01:45:58.920 progressive movements that demand our support, demand our support.

01:46:04.520 Now, what what is going on in the minds of people like this?

01:46:09.720 I mean, in one way, of course, we should think there's not much going on in their minds.

01:46:12.980 It's no easier to work out their minds than it is to predict the future by looking through

01:46:17.080 the entrails of a chicken.

01:46:18.720 But just consider for a moment what is really going on.

01:46:22.840 What is really going on is there is a so-called progressive movement in America and the West

01:46:28.160 that hates the West so much that they will grab hold of anyone they see as being anti-Western

01:46:35.400 and give them their support.

01:46:36.900 Look at the student group of Columbia that's been under the microscope a bit more in recent

01:46:41.300 weeks.

01:46:41.780 Thank goodness.

01:46:42.740 They say in their statements, as well as wanting the abolition of the Jewish state and the

01:46:46.840 destruction of the Jewish people and much more. 0.94

01:46:48.780 They say they want, quote, the complete destruction of Western civilization, the complete destruction

01:46:55.060 of Western civilization.

01:46:56.800 And, you know, one of the things that's very interesting is they show it and they mean it.

01:47:01.360 How do we know that?

01:47:02.660 Because among other things, whenever they have one of their protests, they will fly the Palestinian 1.00

01:47:07.820 flag.

01:47:08.300 They'll fly the Hamas flag. 1.00

01:47:09.480 They'll fly the Hezbollah flag. 0.98

01:47:10.820 They'll never fly the flag of the United States of America.

01:47:13.100 If you have a pro-Israel event that happens sometimes in America and Canada and elsewhere,

01:47:20.620 you will guarantee you will see American flags and Israeli flags.

01:47:24.520 There will be the singing of the Israeli national anthem and the singing of the American national

01:47:29.700 anthem.

01:47:30.460 There's a student at Columbia who I got to know when writing this book who had fought in

01:47:35.760 the American military and he had gone back to Columbia to continue his studies.

01:47:40.120 And in the middle of this terrorist encampment at his university, he had the temerity, in

01:47:47.080 my mind, the guts and the patriotism, to walk into the middle of the encampment and fly the

01:47:52.200 flag of the United States of America.

01:47:54.360 And he was the one who was attacked.

01:47:56.980 And he said to me afterwards, what has gone wrong in my country?

01:48:01.840 What has gone wrong that me flying the flag that I fought for and my friends died for should

01:48:09.300 become some kind of offense in the center of New York City?

01:48:13.920 This is the bigger question.

01:48:16.360 Why are there so many people among us who don't just hate Israel and support Hamas and support 0.96

01:48:22.760 Hezbollah? 0.54

01:48:23.660 They hate America.

01:48:25.500 This is a rot that has to be identified.

01:48:29.340 So let's go there because it's happening all over the West.

01:48:33.140 I was just in London over the weekend.

01:48:34.780 It's not any better there.

01:48:35.900 Um, and so what has happened to us and, and how do we turn that around?

01:48:42.380 We'll get to that in just a second.

01:48:43.580 We're with Douglas Murray.

01:48:45.040 Uh, he is a associate editor of the spectator, but he's also got a new book out.

01:48:50.740 Um, number one bestseller, uh, on democracies and death cults, a very, very important book

01:48:58.420 to read it's, it's, uh, it's about Israel, but it's about all of us.

01:49:03.700 It's the entire West is up against this death cult.

01:49:07.560 Douglas Murray.

01:49:08.500 We, uh, return with him in just a minute.

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01:50:53.480 So we're talking to Douglas Murray.

01:51:12.460 He's the author of a book on democracy and death cults.

01:51:15.500 And it's something that all of us are facing all throughout the Western world.

01:51:19.220 Um, there are these cults that just, and I, I put the climate change people in the same

01:51:24.600 thing.

01:51:24.920 They would rather see people die, uh, than, you know, uh, have air conditioning and, and,

01:51:31.640 and working functioning economies because they believe somehow or another that the planet

01:51:37.480 is going to, uh, that we're going to destroy the planet, which I think is incredibly arrogant.

01:51:41.460 But, um, I'd put that in the same category, but he's specifically talking about, um, Israel

01:51:47.980 and how this death cult is coming here in America as well in our own universities.

01:51:53.100 Uh, Douglas, how did this happen to us and, and how do we stop this?

01:51:59.080 I think it's happened in one way in particular, Glenn, which is that as I actually wrote about

01:52:04.840 in my previous book, the war on the West, what we've seen in the last generation in particular

01:52:10.480 has been a very careful indoctrination of young Americans into being anti-American.

01:52:17.400 Now this isn't the case with all of them.

01:52:19.420 There are many fine young men and women in this country who've seen through this rot, but

01:52:24.100 by and large, they have been taught from the cradle upwards through the school system, through

01:52:29.960 the university and college system, that there's something fundamentally rotten about America.

01:52:36.080 And what I mean by that is the way in which, for instance, everything that has been seen

01:52:41.860 as good in the American past, every hero we have has been turned into some kind of villain.

01:52:48.860 Look at the way in which founding fathers have been attacked.

01:52:52.760 Look at the way in which almost every American president has been attacked.

01:52:56.300 Look at the way in which almost every American institution has been seen, not as something

01:53:01.780 that can go wrong on occasion and could be righted under the correct administrations and

01:53:06.440 much more, but as fundamentally rotten.

01:53:10.220 Look at the way in which America has been presented and increasingly, I have to say, from

01:53:14.300 the right as well as from the left, as a country that has actually been a force for ill in the

01:53:20.000 world.

01:53:21.080 And if you look at that, and then you look at the figures, for instance, asking young Americans

01:53:26.000 and others in the West, would you fight for your country if it was under an existential

01:53:30.220 threat like the threat that Israel has been under?

01:53:33.660 Look at the numbers and how low they are of the people who say, yes, I'd fight for my country.

01:53:38.960 And people like us throw up our hands and we say, how on earth could this be the case?

01:53:43.020 Who would risk their lives for a country they've been told is rotten?

01:53:46.840 This is one of the big things in our era that needs to be turned around.

01:53:53.880 I saw it early because I saw it in Britain and Europe, and I wrote about it there, how

01:53:59.360 British people had been told that their history was solely one of colonialism and oppression

01:54:05.100 and racism and much more.

01:54:07.020 And I saw it happen to that society and demoralize the society of my birth.

01:54:12.040 And I see it now as well in America.

01:54:15.220 Americans have been deliberately demoralized in the last generation.

01:54:20.300 And this is something we have to turn around because it's also being pushed on us, pushed

01:54:26.800 on us by countries that are very happy to teach us and push this false version of our own 0.92

01:54:34.980 past on ourselves.

01:54:36.960 Look at the way in which the Chinese Communist Party loves to push this.

01:54:41.100 Look at the hundreds of millions of dollars, the billions of dollars that Qatar pumps into

01:54:47.060 America, including the American education system, to try to turn young Americans against

01:54:53.020 this country.

01:54:54.400 This is a concerted movement.

01:54:56.560 It's taking advantage of a weakness that exists in our society, which is a desire for self-criticism.

01:55:05.260 It's not even a weakness.

01:55:06.480 It's a strength a lot of the time, the strength to be able to be self-critical.

01:55:10.800 But sometimes somebody else pushes on you the idea that your self-criticism should turn

01:55:17.020 into self-laceration and eventually self-hate and self-destruction.

01:55:21.560 And that's what we've seen.

01:55:23.040 And one of the positive things I say in democracies and death cults is that I have seen how a society

01:55:29.500 can turn around because I saw how young Israelis have been taught a version of this themselves.

01:55:35.120 But when they face the time of trial, when thousands of terrorists invaded their country in a single

01:55:41.900 morning on October the 7th, that same generation that was expected to be weak stood up and said,

01:55:48.500 no, we can be strong and we will defend our people, our faith, our families, our way of life.

01:55:54.780 So I'm sure you've read the fourth turning.

01:55:58.100 And that was the big surprise in that hero generation with World War II.

01:56:03.200 Everybody expected them.

01:56:04.780 You know, everybody said they're weak.

01:56:06.220 They've never worked a hard day in their life.

01:56:08.140 They don't know.

01:56:09.060 You know, they're never going to be able to save anything.

01:56:11.460 And they turn out to be what we now call the greatest generation.

01:56:14.820 And I think this new generation that is coming up right now is that hero generation again.

01:56:20.620 I think they're going to be, well, they're going to be the ones that lose it or save us.

01:56:27.100 But I really see all kinds of signs that they are the ones that are going to save us.

01:56:31.720 I absolutely agree, Glenn.

01:56:33.700 Everywhere in America I go, everywhere I get to speak to young people, to students, I speak

01:56:38.460 in theaters and I have a disproportionately young audience in attendance.

01:56:41.900 I see these young people coming up who, as I say, they've seen through the rot that they've

01:56:46.520 been being taught.

01:56:47.820 And this gives me enormous encouragement about the future, as I know it does you and your

01:56:52.240 listeners, because we have to be able to turn things around.

01:56:56.060 And the one thing I would say about that, it comes to the point of the fourth turning,

01:56:59.540 is that what really matters is that when you come to the time of trial, which all societies

01:57:07.020 come to, usually multiple times, you would hope it'll be further down the road than it

01:57:12.760 tends to be.

01:57:13.780 But whenever you come to that moment, as Israel did on the 7th of October, it's not just about 0.83

01:57:19.200 extraordinary people stepping up in extraordinary circumstances.

01:57:23.700 And I give some of the stories of the heroic young people, some of whom lost their lives,

01:57:29.000 some of whom, thank God, are still with us.

01:57:30.740 But I give some of the stories of these people, because one of the things I've realized so

01:57:34.580 clearly, and I try to bring across the non-democracies and deaf cults, is it's not just about the 0.82

01:57:40.040 time of trial.

01:57:41.480 It's about how you have cultivated and cultured your young people in preparation for that moment.

01:57:49.340 The greatest generation didn't just come about by chance.

01:57:53.780 They also came about because they had been well-cultured in America, understand the virtue

01:58:00.360 of America, the goodness of America, the values of America.

01:58:05.300 They didn't come from nowhere.

01:58:07.040 They came from a country that still had the ability to feel pride in itself.

01:58:11.520 We have to be able to reinstall that.

01:58:14.140 We have to be able to remember that.

01:58:16.440 If this generation coming up is itself going to be fit for the moments of tests, which will

01:58:22.700 definitely come, whether they are moments of trial like that, which Israel has gone through

01:58:27.580 and other societies have in recent history, we'll see.

01:58:31.380 Hopefully not.

01:58:32.500 But in any case, it's not just about the moment and people rising to the moment.

01:58:37.340 It's what they do to prepare themselves in advance for that moment.

01:58:41.700 I'll tell you, you know, when I started the blaze, I don't even know, 15 years ago, I just

01:58:48.860 felt that we can't repair anything unless voices can be heard.

01:58:52.960 And they were all being silenced.

01:58:54.220 And, you know, Netflix was still sending movies out through the mail.

01:58:59.620 And I started the blaze to try to develop a home because I happen to believe at the internet.

01:59:07.160 It's so funny.

01:59:08.180 Roger Hales told me he thought it was a fad.

01:59:10.120 But and I feel like in so many ways that what I set out to do to disrupt, you look at the

01:59:17.380 media now and you look at everybody, everybody, Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson, Daily Wire, blaze.

01:59:25.700 We have disrupted that.

01:59:27.900 It is time that we set our sights on education and completely disrupt education, especially

01:59:36.360 American history.

01:59:37.700 It has to be a priority in 2026.

01:59:41.920 I absolutely agree, Gamba.

01:59:43.760 And one of the things that's very important now is that here in America, with Donald Trump

01:59:49.400 returned to the presidency, the right has got a great opportunity, the greatest in a generation.

01:59:55.740 And the question for me and for us is what do we do after that point of victory?

02:00:02.080 It's not enough that we just criticize and so on.

02:00:06.260 Because as you know, and as your listeners know, it's also about what we build.

02:00:12.040 It's about what we teach and the people we bring up in this country, in this society.

02:00:16.740 And there's a historic opportunity to turn this around.

02:00:20.280 You know, the president often talks about common sense.

02:00:22.860 And thank God, common sense is back.

02:00:24.900 But it's it's also about what more we build on top of that, because America is still facing

02:00:33.080 all sorts of threats around the world and internally.

02:00:37.080 And as I say, a lot of these people who hate America and hate the West, they want to degrade

02:00:43.120 us.

02:00:43.460 They want to do us down.

02:00:45.580 They want to demoralize us.

02:00:47.240 I think we can be remoralized.

02:00:49.720 I think we can be real.

02:00:51.040 Oh, yeah.

02:00:52.000 I think I think the youth is starving for it.

02:00:55.620 They're starving.

02:00:57.080 Of course, nobody wants to be brought up just to know what they're against.

02:01:02.220 One of the things I've seen from the soldiers I've seen fighting for their country and for

02:01:07.620 their lives in the last couple of years is it's not enough just to know what you hate

02:01:12.580 or what is it or what hates you.

02:01:14.380 It's about what you love and what you want to defend.

02:01:18.700 We have a great amount in America and the West, more than anywhere else in human history,

02:01:24.080 to want to defend and to love and to protect.

02:01:27.680 And we have the opportunity to reinstitute that ethos in America.

02:01:33.100 And I would say that there's a great advantage on our side, which is that the left has resentment.

02:01:39.440 It has resentment in spades.

02:01:41.440 It teaches people resentment.

02:01:43.200 It teaches them to live thwarted and unhappy lives in which they blame other people for

02:01:50.360 their failures.

02:01:51.820 But we on the right and on the conservative side have a much better set of tools.

02:01:57.580 We have aspiration.

02:01:59.120 We have love for what we have.

02:02:01.720 We have the ability to cherish and to nurture and to bring up people who orient themselves

02:02:07.620 not in the path of resentment, but in the path of genuine pride and gratitude for what we have

02:02:16.260 and a desire to sustain it.

02:02:19.800 Douglas, I can't remember the last time I said this if I ever had said this to somebody.

02:02:24.860 I think you're one of the most important voices of our day.

02:02:30.340 Everything you're saying is absolutely true and can be done and must be done now.

02:02:37.360 The name of the book is On Democracies and Death Cults.

02:02:43.180 It's written by Douglas Murray.

02:02:46.060 Very well thought out.

02:02:47.620 The case very well made.

02:02:49.780 And it is a case all of us need to understand.

02:02:53.000 On Democracies and Death Cults.

02:02:55.240 Douglas, thank you.

02:02:55.920 We'll talk again.

02:02:57.520 Very pleasure to be with you and your listeners, Glenn.

02:02:59.740 Thank you.

02:03:00.460 Bye-bye.

02:03:00.700 You know that one friend, the one who can fall asleep in three seconds flat on a plane,

02:03:06.640 on a couch, in the middle of a conversation?

02:03:08.780 I hate that guy.

02:03:10.380 I hate him.

02:03:11.960 And I hate him, too, in solidarity with you because I bet you hate him, too.

02:03:15.220 Meanwhile, you're lying in bed and you're staring at the ceiling thinking about the physics of black holes

02:03:19.480 and whether you lock the front door.

02:03:22.720 You spent more time trying to sleep than actually sleeping.

02:03:26.500 Well, maybe it's time to call in some reinforcements.

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02:03:50.400 it is time to become that friend.

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02:04:17.820 History's got a warning label, and if we don't read it, we'll live it.

02:04:24.880 Stay sharp, friends.

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02:04:30.280 Claudia was leaving for her pickleball tournament.

02:04:43.960 I've been visualizing my match all week.

02:04:46.160 She was so focused on visualizing that she didn't see the column behind her car on her backhand side.

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02:05:11.460 So last hour, we asked you to tweet a phrase to your friend.

02:05:26.940 This is in the news.

02:05:28.720 It's somebody who just got off because they brought their friend a gun, but they said they didn't know that their friend was going to use it.

02:05:33.500 They thought they were just going to, you know, show it off and scare the guy away, and it actually ended up in somebody's death.

02:05:38.340 And they tweeted, their friend tweeted to them.

02:05:41.760 What was it?

02:05:42.280 Texted.

02:05:42.480 It was, need my joint.

02:05:44.120 RL just got defaken, which translating means I need my gun in real life, but this guy is just faken.

02:05:52.420 I'm going to, he's putting up a front.

02:05:54.860 So the defense was, I didn't think he was going to use it.

02:05:58.540 My defense would be, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, nobody knows what that means.

02:06:02.640 Um, so I asked you to text that to your friends and then, uh, without explanation and then go without explanation and then, and then put it on X, their response, uh, and make sure you hashtag, uh, Glenn Beck's joint.

02:06:19.560 So lots of responses to lots of response.

02:06:22.240 Go ahead.

02:06:22.540 Give me a, uh, some, I will say the most common one was just question mark.

02:06:26.940 There's a lot of that.

02:06:28.020 Right.

02:06:28.560 I would say, do you need baby aspirin?

02:06:32.340 Right.

02:06:32.940 Might be having a stroke.

02:06:33.940 I don't know.

02:06:34.200 That was actually one of them.

02:06:35.100 It was, uh, uh, just one person said, need my joint.

02:06:38.240 RL just got to fake in.

02:06:39.520 And the person responded, what are you?

02:06:41.580 Okay.

02:06:42.000 Are you having a stroke?

02:06:43.080 Uh, another one was what do you, and she said, do you understand my text?

02:06:49.100 And the response was, do you need your joint relocated?

02:06:52.560 Which I kind of, okay.

02:06:54.940 Uh, another one, which I like as a chiropractor, uh, someone who, Alison said, I need my joint.

02:06:59.880 RL just got to fake it.

02:07:01.140 And the response was, I will get your gun for real life.

02:07:04.660 Oh my gosh.

02:07:05.940 And then he said, I was listening to.

02:07:07.720 A decent amount of people were like, I like, I'm listening to Glenn too.

02:07:14.120 So that was a decent amount of that.

02:07:15.380 That's great.

02:07:15.820 But, uh, people, uh, not necessarily immediately recognizing what was going on there.

02:07:21.280 I don't have a person in my life that would know what that meant.

02:07:24.220 Not a person in my life.

02:07:25.920 And what does that say about us?

02:07:26.900 We were just talking to Douglas Murray about really understanding different cultures.

02:07:29.960 I mean, it used to be we don't understand different cultures.

02:07:32.920 We should get out and travel more.

02:07:34.760 Right.

02:07:35.120 You know, to the, you know, the far East.

02:07:38.300 No, now it means, uh, I should, I should, I don't know, go to my kid's school and listen

02:07:46.520 to what's happening there.

02:07:47.660 What's fascinating about it is like, you know, people will be like, oh, that's the, there's

02:07:51.340 a racial divide.

02:07:52.540 So you don't understand different races.

02:07:54.520 I don't think that's it.

02:07:55.520 I mean, maybe that's partially it, but it's also cultural and age and geography.

02:08:00.060 And, and I think also now to the point of like online and offline and like, it's in your

02:08:07.960 own house.

02:08:08.740 The divide is in your own house.

02:08:10.180 It's weird.

02:08:10.620 It's like, have you ever noticed that people can live like two blocks from each other over

02:08:14.040 in England?

02:08:14.580 They've got like 600 different accents and it's, it's the size of like one of our supermarkets.

02:08:20.520 The country is, uh, and you're like, how do you all have a different accent?

02:08:24.740 You live right next to each other.

02:08:26.980 It's, it's like that.

02:08:28.540 We're all speaking a different language and sometimes we live in the same house.

02:08:33.580 I don't, I don't know if that's the melting pot thing that might come undone.

02:08:38.440 Have a great weekend.

02:08:44.000 This is Glenn Beck.

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