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00:00:00.000 Let me talk to you about Jace Medical.

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00:01:39.040 Welcome to the Fusion of Entertainment and Enlightenment.

00:01:48.500 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:53.780 Hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:56.820 Well, it was Wednesday when I got on and said,

00:02:00.620 Harris is America's Chavez or Maduro.

00:02:08.360 Well, she's confirmed that.

00:02:10.960 You know, you might want to, when people are calling you a communist,

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00:02:25.420 We get into that and all of the news of the week and the day in 60 seconds.

00:02:29.920 Price controls, so you know, have never worked anywhere.

00:02:35.120 They've been tried.

00:02:36.700 You know, all of the best places have tried them, like Cuba and Venezuela and Russia and East Berlin.

00:02:43.660 I mean, it's, that's what it is.

00:02:45.880 It's communist.

00:02:47.680 And you will reap the benefits of that.

00:02:50.120 The other thing she wants to do is build a bunch of houses so the government's going to start building houses.

00:02:57.100 Oh, that doesn't sound communistic at all, does it?

00:03:00.460 And giving away money so you can buy houses, which would lead to more inflation.

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00:04:14.820 Well, hello, Stu.

00:04:16.400 How are you?

00:04:17.540 Very well, Glenn.

00:04:18.780 Are you feeling a little bit better today?

00:04:20.800 Yeah, I, you know, I've just had the weakest vocal cords known to man.

00:04:25.200 I don't know.

00:04:26.060 I don't know how I got this job.

00:04:27.600 I'm clearly not qualified for it.

00:04:29.540 And it's not like I'm physically qualified for it.

00:04:33.120 I have the worst vocal.

00:04:36.000 Anytime, anytime I get a stuffy head, vocal cords are gone.

00:04:40.880 So, it's nice.

00:04:42.460 It's really nice.

00:04:43.240 But thanks for filling in yesterday.

00:04:45.360 I appreciate it.

00:04:46.080 And I'm going to try to not raise my voice today so I can make it for the three hours.

00:04:54.720 I don't, I've seen what I have to talk about today.

00:04:57.900 Not sure that's possible.

00:04:59.980 But I'm going to try.

00:05:03.980 And I want, you know, I also want to talk about some, some other things.

00:05:07.700 I mean, may I, may I just start with, cut one here.

00:05:13.360 Uh, I, I've got a lot to say about this and I'm going to compare and contrast later on

00:05:18.280 in the program, but, um, I, I, I can't take the folksy videos that are coming out, you

00:05:26.920 know, from Harris and Walsh.

00:05:28.440 They're so folksy.

00:05:29.700 They're so real.

00:05:30.960 They're so authentic.

00:05:32.720 Here's Harris and Walsh, uh, trying to, trying to talk about tacos.

00:05:37.680 Listen, like I have white guy tacos and like mayonnaise and tuna.

00:05:42.960 No, what are you doing?

00:05:43.500 Pretty much ground beef and cheese.

00:05:45.580 That's okay.

00:05:46.140 Do you put any flavor in it?

00:05:47.520 Uh, no.

00:05:48.220 Um, here's the deal.

00:05:50.060 No, they said to be careful and let her know this, that black pepper is the top of the spice

00:05:54.320 level in Minnesota, you know?

00:05:55.800 I'm the first vice president, I believe, who has ever grown chili peppers.

00:06:00.120 I'm trying to expand my, uh, my food knowledge.

00:06:02.860 You know, we've got some panelists.

00:06:04.560 You'll be fine.

00:06:06.560 Oh, they're great.

00:06:07.600 They're great.

00:06:08.120 Joy.

00:06:08.800 That's joy.

00:06:09.640 I'm going to grab me a beer, Stu.

00:06:11.820 Oh, here's Stu.

00:06:13.320 Hi, Stu.

00:06:14.140 You weren't expected.

00:06:15.500 I know.

00:06:16.080 That's me.

00:06:16.620 I just walked into this unexpected scene.

00:06:19.860 Yeah.

00:06:20.660 And I'm so stupid and so arrogant that I think I'm the first one to grow, grow, uh, peppers.

00:06:27.180 Uh, nobody's done peppers before Thomas Jefferson, you know, he, yes, he was a botanist, but he

00:06:33.880 didn't grow anything like that.

00:06:35.520 Thomas Jefferson had in his garden when the world thought tomatoes were poison, poison,

00:06:43.540 he was growing tomatoes and apparently his guests were always aghast when he would serve

00:06:51.040 tomatoes.

00:06:51.620 You were trying to poison me, Mr. Jefferson.

00:06:53.940 And he'd be like, no, watch, I'm going to eat it.

00:06:56.360 And then he'd eat it and he wouldn't die.

00:07:00.980 So I think he might be a little ahead of you, uh, Kamala, maybe a little bit, but maybe

00:07:07.900 that's just me.

00:07:08.520 That's a great Glenn Beck fact check right there.

00:07:10.640 I will say I watched that video and at no point did I question whether she was the first

00:07:14.520 person who grew peppers and you actually knew that of all the things in that video, there's

00:07:22.740 a hundred annoying, offensive, just cringe worthy things.

00:07:26.460 I had not thought of the fact that she was just blatantly lying yet again.

00:07:30.960 Yeah.

00:07:31.580 No, she's not lying there.

00:07:32.920 She's just dumb.

00:07:34.380 She doesn't know.

00:07:35.900 Okay.

00:07:36.220 She's, she lives in her self-imposed, uh, socialist bubble where everything that America did,

00:07:43.340 Thomas Jefferson was a slave owner and that's all I care about.

00:07:46.360 He was a slave owner.

00:07:47.400 He had nothing else.

00:07:48.300 It was just like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like,

00:07:51.160 wasn't her, weren't her relatives, her, her, uh, also slave grandfather, her grandfather,

00:07:56.920 your great, great, great grandfather, a great grandfather were, um, yeah, it was a notorious

00:08:02.340 slave owner.

00:08:03.860 In fact, in the town, a town that he's from, I think it's in Jamaica.

00:08:08.200 Um, yeah, the town is named after him and it's a big, you know, big statue and, you

00:08:13.060 know, and, uh, I think it's got a quote, uh, about slavery from him.

00:08:17.040 It's beautiful.

00:08:18.180 No, that's a, that's a, I'm, you know, I'm wondering, is she going to get money for reparations

00:08:23.980 or is she going to have to pay reparations?

00:08:26.540 Wouldn't that be satisfying if she passed some policy and she had to pay the reparations?

00:08:31.080 Cause I mean, I, yeah, that's again, they just wanted to make, this is a skin color thing

00:08:36.200 to them.

00:08:36.700 It's got nothing to do with reparations.

00:08:38.360 Yeah.

00:08:39.100 So I assume she would receive it, but, uh, I think she should be on the other side.

00:08:44.400 She could receive both because she was a victim of the Asian smears.

00:08:51.120 You know, the Asians built the railroads here and the white man oppressed them.

00:08:55.000 So she could probably get some railroad money from those damn Vanderbilts.

00:09:00.420 No, Dan Vanderbilt.

00:09:01.860 Well, the actual last name of Anderson Cooper is Vanderbilt.

00:09:07.300 So do we go after the Vanderbilts or not?

00:09:09.380 I don't know.

00:09:09.940 Are they good or bad?

00:09:11.880 Maybe she can get her reparations from Joe Biden, whom she did, of course, basically call

00:09:20.400 racist on stage during one of the debates.

00:09:22.660 Perhaps, uh, he could be the one paying.

00:09:25.960 Yeah, maybe, maybe, maybe.

00:09:27.800 Um, still, let me ask you something.

00:09:29.280 Um, I want to go back to the monkey pox thing.

00:09:31.660 Oh, good.

00:09:33.040 Yeah.

00:09:33.680 How, how do you get monkey pox?

00:09:36.080 I don't even know what monkey pox is.

00:09:38.040 I know M pox is a situation going on right now.

00:09:41.120 Oh yeah.

00:09:41.220 I'm sorry.

00:09:41.760 I didn't mean to be so offensive.

00:09:43.220 Yeah.

00:09:43.460 Cause that is very offensive.

00:09:45.400 You're blaming them.

00:09:46.720 Yeah.

00:09:47.300 Monkeys.

00:09:47.880 I, is that the thing we're supposed to be protecting?

00:09:50.820 Or the people that might've had, you know, intimate relation.

00:09:54.560 And I'm not condemning you.

00:09:56.120 Hey, monkeys are people too.

00:09:58.460 So I don't want to condemn anybody who makes a choice and is like, I'm going to have sex

00:10:03.720 with a monkey, you know, cause every choice is equal and great.

00:10:09.480 Well, how dare you?

00:10:11.080 Are you thinking about having sex with a monkey?

00:10:13.860 Are you trying to appropriate, appropriate somebody else's culture?

00:10:17.860 How dare you?

00:10:19.720 Anyway.

00:10:20.320 Um, I've been hearing a little bit about the communities that are affected with M pox,

00:10:25.900 Glenn.

00:10:26.580 And, um, the, the, the community, apparently that is, this has been a problem in is the

00:10:31.220 men having sex with men community, which is, well, we used to have a word that would describe

00:10:38.220 that type of activity, but no longer does it apply.

00:10:40.900 Now we have 94 words that describe the activity.

00:10:44.280 Right.

00:10:44.620 Right.

00:10:45.160 Uh, you know, and I mean, I'm kind of torn on this cause that's horrible, horrible, but

00:10:49.900 then again, I mean, that's probably 90% of the, uh, Biden Harris, uh, staff.

00:10:56.840 So M pox, uh, administration, I mean, just saying, I mean, could wipe out the administration.

00:11:03.320 That would be, and that would be horrible.

00:11:05.820 It would be horrible.

00:11:07.380 I don't, but, uh, so the, uh, cause M pox is, uh, I was listening to a report on this

00:11:12.640 and I will be honest with you.

00:11:13.700 I've not followed the details of it all that closely.

00:11:17.000 Uh, but they say that most people would just recover from it.

00:11:20.560 Is that accurate?

00:11:21.640 Like, it's not like a, they're making it out to seem like it's four.

00:11:25.260 Yeah.

00:11:25.440 It's a death, death, uh, rate of about 4%.

00:11:28.440 Okay.

00:11:28.740 So, I mean, much, that's it.

00:11:30.400 That's not how they, when, when COVID was here and the death rate was much lower than

00:11:34.160 4%, they were very, very concerned about every child, uh, who got it dying.

00:11:39.060 Uh, well, apparently it has mutated.

00:11:41.680 It has mutated.

00:11:42.820 So it's not just people, men having sex with men.

00:11:46.660 It has mutated now.

00:11:48.900 Um, and, uh, it's, it's mutated into a way where you could give it to children, uh, now.

00:11:57.100 And I don't know if that's, I don't know.

00:12:00.280 Maybe that's CRT.

00:12:01.300 I don't know.

00:12:01.920 I mean, maybe that's, you know, I don't, I don't know how that's contracted with children

00:12:06.000 now, but it has, uh, it has jumped.

00:12:09.840 And I'm sure that there wasn't a laboratory anywhere in the world that was doing experiments

00:12:16.340 with monkey pox.

00:12:17.660 Well, we can be sure that there's no risk of that.

00:12:20.200 Obviously now we know that's been debunked.

00:12:22.320 There was a letter that came out around the start of COVID that, that debunked all of that.

00:12:26.840 So I'm, I'm no longer concerned about lab leak theories at all.

00:12:29.860 Uh, but I, I, I, it is interesting that like they, we do have like a new threat of some

00:12:37.640 oncoming pandemic or, you know, health emergency seemingly every few months these days.

00:12:45.440 The bird flu one is now in the, in the pipeline.

00:12:50.240 It seems they keep talking about that.

00:12:52.240 If attention, Dr. Fauci, Dr. Anthony Fauci to the experimentation room, could you please

00:12:59.900 try to put bird flu and monkey pox together and then make sure it gets into humans and

00:13:06.700 you do that to find the easiest way for it to jump into humans and then we can cure it.

00:13:11.540 Well, how about just not creating it?

00:13:14.500 Like, I don't know.

00:13:15.620 It seems saying, I just saying, I mean, it's kind of like the nuclear weapon, you know?

00:13:21.220 Well, maybe we shouldn't have made it in the first place, you know?

00:13:26.280 Now that one, it was going to be made by somebody.

00:13:31.540 So I'd rather have it with the good guys, uh, than the bad guys.

00:13:35.320 So we could use it as a, as a, uh, mutually assured destruction thing.

00:13:40.880 But these things are not going to happen in nature.

00:13:45.160 You know, the birds and the monkeys and man are not all three going to have a threesome.

00:13:49.660 You know what I mean?

00:13:50.640 It's like, oh, if you had bird sex, it is from Mendes down on me.

00:13:56.540 There's certain species.

00:13:57.740 They're not, not everyone is, is, is impressive in the bedroom.

00:14:01.760 Um, are you bringing up the, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.

00:14:05.420 Are you against bird sex?

00:14:07.200 No, no, no.

00:14:08.460 It seems, I'm sure it's delightful.

00:14:10.160 I'm sure, sure it's wonderful.

00:14:12.420 I'm not going to try to experience it, but I'm sure I don't want to judge anyone for the

00:14:16.820 choices that they're making.

00:14:18.980 Absolutely.

00:14:19.520 Are you bringing, here, birdie, birdie, why don't you just perch on this branch?

00:14:25.500 Oh, hang on.

00:14:26.480 Somebody at your door?

00:14:27.540 What is that?

00:14:28.100 I don't know what that was.

00:14:29.740 Okay, good.

00:14:30.400 Um, are you bringing up nuclear war because of your podcast?

00:14:33.240 Is that, is this just deeply in your head?

00:14:35.460 Let me ask you this.

00:14:36.360 Are you just bringing up the podcast because you are so wildly uncomfortable with, with

00:14:43.920 the bird sex talk?

00:14:45.060 No, this is, it's been fantastic.

00:14:46.780 No, but I mean, you do have a huge podcast that I know you're excited about.

00:14:50.540 Yes, I am.

00:14:53.260 Thank you, Stu, for that unusual transition into something more safe.

00:14:58.100 Uh, I'm going to tell you about that coming up in just a second.

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00:15:04.480 That's what he does.

00:15:05.480 That's what he's hired to do, you know?

00:15:07.880 But see, Stu, I'm 60, so I don't care anymore.

00:15:12.620 No, I definitely noticed that.

00:15:14.220 I mean, there's no, there's no doubt.

00:15:15.140 When you're 60 and you're 60 or so, you know, you're just like, ah, that's grandpa, you

00:15:20.180 know, we don't really take grandpa seriously.

00:15:21.820 So don't worry about it because I'm using those words.

00:15:25.800 I'm going there.

00:15:26.780 I'm just going to, I'm, I don't care.

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00:17:05.260 So I am just flying high.

00:17:07.700 So anything could happen on today's program.

00:17:11.940 Uh, let's see.

00:17:12.960 Well, let's talk about Annie Jacobson.

00:17:15.200 Have you ever read any of her books too?

00:17:17.180 I don't think I have.

00:17:18.120 You've highly recommended this most recent one and I've heard a lot of good things as

00:17:23.140 well.

00:17:23.520 I've read, I've read several of her books.

00:17:26.140 She's interested in all exactly the same things I'm interested in.

00:17:31.100 And she does.

00:17:32.920 Well, yeah, that one is kind of, you know, I kind of think that we, maybe we should be

00:17:36.720 talking about that one a little bit, you know, uh, Donald Trump was on with Elon Musk

00:17:42.460 and I, I'm telling you, he brought it up like seven times out of the blue.

00:17:45.800 They'd be like, uh, you know, Elon would be like, Hey, yeah, but have you ever, have

00:17:49.340 you ever driven one of my cars?

00:17:50.980 No, I'm telling you the most dangerous thing in our world today is nuclear apocalypse apocalypse

00:17:58.180 and it could happen tomorrow.

00:18:01.320 Yeah.

00:18:01.760 But we, I mean, it's like we have an iPad in between the seats, nuclear apocalypse.

00:18:06.900 I think we should probably pay attention to this.

00:18:10.080 So I asked, um, I asked Annie to come in because she has this great new book.

00:18:14.540 It's called, I think it's just called nuclear war.

00:18:18.540 Um, and she takes you minute, second by second, minute by minute for the first, I think maybe

00:18:26.440 two hours of a nuclear conflict.

00:18:29.760 And it always ends the same way.

00:18:33.260 Uh, and I, I brought her in and I talked, talked to her about it.

00:18:36.720 Let me just give you, this is a little frightening, a little frightening, uh, from Annie Jacobson's

00:18:43.280 new book, nuclear war.

00:18:45.260 This is how unprepared our leaders are.

00:18:50.080 Cut 12.

00:18:51.380 One of the most remarkable reveals that I learned in reporting the book was how unaware world

00:19:01.000 leaders are as to the realities of nuclear war.

00:19:04.240 And at least that can be said about individuals, presidents of the United States.

00:19:09.880 And that is based on their closest advisors, by the way, meaning, you know, um, I think

00:19:16.060 it was Bill Perry, another former secretary of defense who said to me, you know, most come

00:19:20.260 into office unprepared.

00:19:21.980 They don't want to know.

00:19:23.840 So again, it reinforces this idea that we'll never have a nuclear war.

00:19:28.080 I have so many other things to worry about home at home and abroad.

00:19:31.640 So let me just focus on those things, including my popularity at the expense of this existential

00:19:38.000 threat that looms over all of us.

00:19:41.000 And so for that specific reason in reporting the book, I wanted to take the reader from nuclear

00:19:47.860 launch to nuclear winter, take them in seconds and minutes, as you say, not bring them, not

00:19:56.100 offer up my opinion or even the opinion of wise analysts about how this could happen or how

00:20:02.460 leaders might feel squeezed, as you say, just what's going to happen.

00:20:08.300 And I hope that all of the leaders around the world read this book and realize that's the

00:20:12.920 you've hit upon the most important quote, by the way, Reagan and Gorbachev, nuclear war

00:20:18.380 cannot be won and must never be fought.

00:20:23.260 Um, I, um, in reading this, I, I have shared it with so many people and the people that I, uh, that

00:20:34.540 I take seriously, um, and the people that I think, uh, are up to speed and are awake on what we might

00:20:43.300 be facing.

00:20:44.300 I'll say, have you read Annie J and they'll stop me.

00:20:47.280 Yes, it is absolutely terrifying, isn't it?

00:20:51.000 Um, but there's so many people that haven't read it that should, and it goes to the point,

00:20:57.660 you know, when I saw the moment in the debate where, um, uh, Joe Biden, and I, I, I'm, I do

00:21:05.020 not say this as a partisan, everybody was, everybody came out of that worried about, oh my gosh,

00:21:11.900 how could he run for, you know, uh, and win against Donald Trump?

00:21:16.080 He's not going to win.

00:21:17.180 And all I heard in my head was most presidents are not prepared.

00:21:25.260 And when I'm listening to that section of when they're bringing the black book of death out

00:21:29.620 and the decisions that he and he alone has to make, I thought I wouldn't be prepared for,

00:21:37.280 nobody would be prepared for that.

00:21:39.780 Okay.

00:21:40.960 This guy can not be the man with the football.

00:21:47.200 It is a part of my podcast.

00:21:49.420 You have to hear her answer on this.

00:21:51.360 Um, and let me just, can we play cut 22, please?

00:21:54.960 Um, this is Joe Biden yesterday in, uh, in Baltimore trying to speak in front of a crowd.

00:22:01.580 This session led by Senator Frank church that let me go, let me, let Medicare negotiate the

00:22:09.600 cost of drugs.

00:22:12.660 Play cut 21.

00:22:16.580 Americans don't like being played for suckers.

00:22:18.840 We believe we should be patient, but there should be reasonable problems.

00:22:23.420 Not unreasonable.

00:22:24.180 What?

00:22:24.400 I mean, the guy should not be president of the United States.

00:22:31.140 He should be removed from office.

00:22:34.080 Read Annie Jacobson's book, or just watch my podcast.

00:22:36.960 It's out now for blaze subscribers out wherever you get your podcast tomorrow on nuclear war.

00:22:43.100 I think we've forgotten how real and how frightening that really is.

00:22:48.380 All right.

00:22:48.680 Let me ask you a question.

00:22:50.180 What are you truly an expert at?

00:22:51.820 Most of us have at least one or two things we're really good at.

00:22:55.420 Some of us are not really good at anything, but we can do a lot of different things.

00:22:59.640 Some hobbies we're okay with, and then everything else we kind of suck at.

00:23:03.360 Um, that's the way the world is.

00:23:05.120 That's why we have different people and, uh, you know, and experts that can, could just do

00:23:10.220 things that we could never do.

00:23:11.840 Well, when it comes to buying and selling a house, you might think that it's easy, but

00:23:15.720 it's extraordinarily complex.

00:23:18.100 Uh, and you have to have somebody who's really at the top of their game.

00:23:21.240 Um, especially in the new digital world, you can have some, uh, real estate agent that

00:23:26.340 can, you know, blow up balloons and hope people drive by on a Saturday or Sunday for an open

00:23:30.280 house.

00:23:30.960 Or you could have somebody who has already, um, just tilled the ground and has buyers waiting

00:23:36.880 for a house like yours.

00:23:38.220 This is why we, uh, formed realestateagentsitrust.com to give you that kind of agent, realestateagentsitrust.com.

00:23:46.380 You just, you just alert us on where you are, what you're trying to do.

00:23:50.820 You're buying, selling from across the street or across the country, realestateagentsitrust.com.

00:23:57.360 And it's blazetv.com slash Glenn.

00:23:59.080 The code Fauci lied.

00:24:00.620 We'll get you 30 bucks off your subscription to blaze TV.

00:24:03.360 Stu's in a mood today, so drag the show down yet again.

00:24:31.240 He's in a mood and he's not in the same mood I'm in.

00:24:34.680 In fact, his mood is the exact opposite of my mood.

00:24:38.300 And, uh, well, America doesn't appreciate it still.

00:24:41.320 It doesn't.

00:24:41.760 It's Friday.

00:24:42.420 I'm very happy.

00:24:43.500 I'm glad.

00:24:44.140 I think their country's going in a good direction.

00:24:46.020 I can't see any problems.

00:24:47.980 So I'm in a good mood.

00:24:48.580 It's Friday.

00:24:49.300 We're supposed to do what every good American does on Friday.

00:24:52.520 And that is screw off.

00:24:54.160 Okay.

00:24:54.740 There you go.

00:24:55.140 And then Monday, we also have to screw off a little bit and not really just screw off.

00:25:00.380 Yeah.

00:25:00.720 Yeah.

00:25:01.120 But recover from the weekend.

00:25:02.340 So you don't really put in the full effort.

00:25:04.480 All we need is Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, three shows a week that are just solid.

00:25:09.540 The rest of them, you know.

00:25:12.000 And Wednesday's sort of hump day.

00:25:13.400 You can't really be expected to do good work on a Wednesday.

00:25:16.700 Right.

00:25:16.860 It's crazy.

00:25:17.380 And you're usually planning fun on Thursday.

00:25:19.980 So really, a Tuesday is a good, you're going to get a good show for at least once a week.

00:25:24.540 You'll get a good show from us.

00:25:26.060 And today is not that day.

00:25:28.480 But let me tell you that we have the Montana Attorney General on with us is Austin Knutson.

00:25:37.180 I think it's, now I should have asked.

00:25:40.040 I can't remember.

00:25:40.800 Do you pronounce the K or not?

00:25:43.880 Austin, are you there?

00:25:45.100 It's Knutson, yes.

00:25:45.800 It is Knutson.

00:25:46.560 Okay.

00:25:46.760 I thought it was.

00:25:47.700 So, Austin, you're going to talk to us about Biden bucks.

00:25:51.100 But I asked Stu, who's really up on things, but he's in a mood.

00:25:55.580 Look out.

00:25:56.320 And I asked him, what are Biden bucks?

00:25:58.280 And he said, that could apply to a myriad of programs they're doing.

00:26:04.360 This one specifically goes to the executive order on getting people out to vote.

00:26:11.720 Can you explain what Biden bucks are?

00:26:15.160 Yeah, I can, Glenn.

00:26:18.000 And thanks for having me on.

00:26:19.200 And a pleasure to contribute to your screw up show.

00:26:22.840 Okay, good, good, good, good, good, good, right.

00:26:26.560 So don't worry about the facts.

00:26:28.120 You can kind of get a little loose with them today.

00:26:30.180 Yeah, good, good, it's Friday.

00:26:32.360 Yeah, so we picked the name Biden bucks because this is like Zucker bucks.

00:26:37.860 What you have here is the Biden administration wanting to get involved in what sounds kind of innocuous, right?

00:26:46.460 They want to get out the vote.

00:26:49.160 We want to make it easy for folks to vote.

00:26:51.980 So what this executive order back in 21 did is Joe Biden and Kamala Harris directed the administration

00:26:58.800 and all their executive agencies to every time there was a federal touch on a citizen to provide them voter registration information

00:27:09.960 and ways to get registered to vote and information about voting and no directive really if this was between just federal elections or state elections or local elections and some really egregious stuff here.

00:27:26.320 But here's what this comes down to, guys, and you guys know this.

00:27:30.720 That's not a constitutional power given to the federal government.

00:27:35.980 States regulate their own elections, period.

00:27:39.460 That's been longstanding federal law.

00:27:41.740 That's been longstanding constitutional jurisprudence.

00:27:44.920 This is a job that your local election offices and, more importantly, your state secretary of state's office handles.

00:27:53.560 This is a power grab.

00:27:55.160 This is pure partisan politics, and it's bad news.

00:28:00.980 So what are you doing in Montana to stop this, and what should we be doing?

00:28:06.100 Well, I got with eight of my Republican attorney general colleagues, and we've sued.

00:28:10.820 It took us a little while to get all the information and to do the homework on this one.

00:28:16.340 But this was egregious enough that we decided the only thing we could do is sue in federal court.

00:28:21.600 Oftentimes, that's the only arrow in our quiver, Glenn.

00:28:26.160 But we've sued in federal court in Kansas.

00:28:29.640 We've asked the federal district judge to block this executive order, to enjoin it, and ultimately to throw it out.

00:28:39.380 So did you get a chance to actually read the executive order?

00:28:46.200 Because Congress has been asking for this executive order from almost the day that it was issued, which was the first week in office, and they won't ever share it with anybody.

00:28:56.700 Did you see it?

00:28:57.580 We've seen portions of it, but what we have seen is some of the federal agencies' own implementation policies for this executive order.

00:29:09.860 Because you're right.

00:29:11.140 I mean, this goes back all the way back to House Resolution 1.

00:29:14.960 The federal Congress has not ever done this.

00:29:18.920 I mean, this is a liberal Democrat panacea.

00:29:21.760 They have wanted this so bad for so long, but specifically since Donald Trump got elected.

00:29:29.380 The idea here with Democrats in D.C. is, well, we'll just take over national elections.

00:29:36.040 It's never been done.

00:29:37.780 People might not know that, but that's a state function.

00:29:41.680 So some really disturbing stuff we've seen in the implementation.

00:29:45.000 Probably the scariest one, the Department of Justice, the federal Department of Justice, is registering felons to vote.

00:29:54.420 Well, the problem with that, Glenn, is that's illegal in Montana.

00:29:58.060 We do not allow felons to vote in Montana.

00:30:00.480 So we've already got a conflict here between this executive order on the federal level and our state law.

00:30:06.140 So we really didn't have a choice here.

00:30:08.520 So, Austin, tell me how this is going to work out, because, I mean, because they've stonewalled for so long and we couldn't find any information on what they were doing.

00:30:18.920 I mean, I've been on this since the first week of the Biden administration, and nobody could get any information.

00:30:26.460 Now, here we are in August.

00:30:28.220 We're, what, 12 weeks away.

00:30:30.160 By the time you get into federal court, September, maybe?

00:30:34.700 What can be done?

00:30:35.840 Well, we're hoping to get a rapid injunction here.

00:30:42.320 That's the hope, is that we get this in front of a federal judge and we can get a restraining order and an injunction quickly here before too much damage is done.

00:30:52.860 That's what we're after here.

00:30:54.180 So that's why we've moved as fast as we have.

00:30:57.060 Hopefully fast enough, but that's what we're asking this federal judge for.

00:31:01.500 Boy, Austin, I got to tell you, it is really hard to believe in our system of voting.

00:31:11.240 It is really hard.

00:31:12.180 Because it seems to me that everything that can be done to, I mean, if you were designing a program to convince people that your vote didn't matter, I think you'd pretty much do everything that they have done in the last eight years.

00:31:30.560 And, you know, we talked about corruption.

00:31:34.120 We were penalized by social media because we, six months ago, talked about, hey, there are back doors in these voting machines.

00:31:44.160 And we were penalized and said it was false news, you know, misinformation, yada, yada.

00:31:50.400 So they suppressed all of that.

00:31:52.260 And then the group that always does these, you know, every year they do a, what do you call it, when they get all the hackers into one place and they try to hack into the voting machines.

00:32:04.440 And they said, it's easy and it's happening and reported the same thing we reported.

00:32:08.820 But now, conveniently, it's too late to do anything.

00:32:12.440 I'm very concerned about the vote.

00:32:17.100 Yeah.

00:32:17.860 The good news about it, Glenn, for me is people are paying attention.

00:32:21.680 I mean, and people are really concerned about this.

00:32:24.120 I can't go anywhere and do any kind of a talk, an event, a speech, a rally.

00:32:30.040 It doesn't matter.

00:32:30.940 This is what people are talking about just everywhere I go.

00:32:33.620 People are paying attention.

00:32:35.460 The word is out.

00:32:36.440 There's a lot of concern out there with the American people over their vote, over the security of the election.

00:32:43.180 And I think that's what is bringing all this attention to it.

00:32:47.800 Now, we have to be diligent.

00:32:50.280 I mean, we have to keep up the fight.

00:32:53.560 We can't just roll over here.

00:32:55.200 I can't just tell people, well, just trust us.

00:32:58.060 It's all going to be fine.

00:32:59.720 That's my job.

00:33:00.820 I mean, we have to make sure that Montana's rights are not being violated here.

00:33:06.600 So, I mean, that's what's led us to do this stuff.

00:33:09.180 And the great thing is it's not just me.

00:33:11.060 You've got a lot of other really great Republican state attorneys general who are also fighting this fight.

00:33:17.000 On another unrelated topic, can you do anything to arrest Kevin Costner for not finishing Yellowstone?

00:33:30.960 Well, if I'm being real honest, I mean, Montana's got tired of that.

00:33:39.160 We're a little tired of that show.

00:33:41.500 Really?

00:33:41.840 Our legislature let the movie tax credit expire.

00:33:46.220 That's why this last season is not even going to be filmed here.

00:33:49.820 So, and I don't know.

00:33:51.540 It sounds like something Mr. Costner had some of his own personal stuff going on.

00:33:55.080 Yeah, I know.

00:33:55.840 I know.

00:33:56.260 I know.

00:33:56.520 But look into the arresting him thing.

00:33:58.920 Just look into that.

00:33:59.920 I'm just saying.

00:34:00.660 I want the ending.

00:34:02.040 I'll see if I can compel here.

00:34:03.160 Yeah.

00:34:03.640 Okay.

00:34:04.740 All right.

00:34:05.200 Really, you were sick of that because I think that made, well, I mean, you know, wait a minute.

00:34:09.280 They went over state lines.

00:34:10.380 The train station was over state lines.

00:34:12.380 So, yes, they might have been killing people in Montana, but they buried them someplace else.

00:34:17.740 But I think that just made the state look beautiful.

00:34:21.720 And unfortunately, if I were in Montana, I would be saying, yeah, it looks a little too beautiful.

00:34:26.340 Now we're going to get all these.

00:34:27.740 Now it's going to turn into Jackson Hole.

00:34:29.320 It's already happened to Bozeman.

00:34:32.440 I don't recognize Bozeman.

00:34:33.880 I went to college there.

00:34:34.800 I lived there when I was a kid.

00:34:36.400 That town is completely Jackson Hole.

00:34:41.340 Jeez.

00:34:42.000 I hate that.

00:34:42.980 All right.

00:34:43.300 Thank you so much, Austin.

00:34:44.320 I appreciate it.

00:34:45.080 That's the Montana Attorney General, Austin Knutson.

00:34:49.060 I got to tell you.

00:34:51.560 What?

00:34:52.140 It was funny.

00:34:53.180 He's just like.

00:34:54.120 He's great.

00:34:54.980 He's great.

00:34:55.540 I love it.

00:34:55.920 Have you ever been to Jackson Hole?

00:35:01.820 No, I don't think I have.

00:35:03.800 It is really beautiful, but they've just destroyed it.

00:35:06.600 It's like New York City now, and it's all these liberals.

00:35:10.520 And so now they, because it's such a big county, they really have sway in the vote for Wyoming.

00:35:19.760 And every time I come here, we moved to a place that literally has 400 people in it.

00:35:25.920 And the next biggest town over is the home of the first nighttime rodeo ever in the country.

00:35:36.300 And the county fair is happening today, and there's pig wrestling last night.

00:35:40.760 And I think they're playing cowboy poker tonight, which is you get people to sit around a poker table in the middle of the arena,

00:35:48.580 and then they release a bull, and the last person seated at the table wins.

00:35:53.760 But that's the kind of fun we have.

00:35:55.360 And you don't have that in Jackson Hole.

00:35:57.400 You know what I mean?

00:35:58.080 You don't have any crybabies going, oh, he could get hurt by the bull.

00:36:01.420 Yeah, well, he knew that when he got into the ring, so leave him alone.

00:36:05.740 You've got to move into a farming community if you're going to move someplace.

00:36:08.580 Move into a farming community.

00:36:10.080 I'm telling you.

00:36:10.560 And farmers, they know where it's at.

00:36:13.740 They got it down.

00:36:14.860 And you know what?

00:36:16.560 It's so weird.

00:36:17.900 I think that's where we went wrong as a nation.

00:36:20.400 We got away from the agricultural backbone of this country.

00:36:25.880 And when you're on a farm, you don't have to talk to your kids about the birds and the bees.

00:36:30.420 They see it all the time.

00:36:33.560 Daddy, why is that cow on top of the other one?

00:36:35.780 Well, look what happens to the cow on the bottom, you know, in just a few months.

00:36:42.380 Oh.

00:36:43.580 You see everything.

00:36:44.840 And you understand how nature works and how everything is dependent really on God.

00:36:50.140 You can be the greatest farmer in the world, but if it doesn't rain, you lose.

00:36:55.360 And that, you know, there are things out of your control that, you know, that's not fair.

00:37:00.980 Well, life isn't fair, is it?

00:37:02.400 You can be the best farmer in the world and go bankrupt, and most farmers do.

00:37:08.700 But you can be the best farmer.

00:37:11.480 If it doesn't rain, it doesn't rain.

00:37:13.260 And that, in turn, teaches you to be a good neighbor.

00:37:17.780 I just think we should go back.

00:37:19.880 There's a lot of that I like.

00:37:21.300 Damn electricity.

00:37:21.860 I think where I'm landing on this, because you're right, the lessons learned, the foundations provided by that type of upbringing and life really does bring you, create character, right?

00:37:37.480 It really creates the type of character that America was built on.

00:37:40.700 But, I mean, like, Outer Mongolia is still a farming community.

00:37:45.060 Like, I don't want to go back to it.

00:37:47.080 No, I don't want to go to Outer Mongolia.

00:37:49.620 Right.

00:37:50.040 You know, I've got to be.

00:37:51.200 Yes, I have to be.

00:37:52.600 I don't have to be.

00:37:53.660 But my wife has to be 30 minutes from a Costco.

00:37:56.420 Okay?

00:37:56.840 Right.

00:37:57.280 That's when we're moving someplace, she's like, is it within 30 minutes of a Costco?

00:38:01.700 If it is, great.

00:38:02.860 By the way, kiss Costco's goodbye if Kamala Harris gets her way on this price control thing.

00:38:10.980 You won't be able to have Costco's.

00:38:12.860 So, you're going to vote Kamala Harris.

00:38:15.600 You're going to love it.

00:38:17.560 Now, Costco.

00:38:17.860 All right, back in just a minute.

00:38:19.300 We have to get into the Costco thing, because, I mean, certainly there's going to be empty shelves on almost every supermarket, in every supermarket.

00:38:26.780 But I'm curious as to why Costco in particular is that threat here.

00:38:30.480 Well, any of the big discount stores, any of them.

00:38:33.520 All right.

00:38:33.920 Let me tell you about the burner launcher.

00:38:35.140 You can never take your safety or the streets, you know, thinking that they're safe in America anymore.

00:38:41.100 Can't take it for granted.

00:38:42.400 One of the main reasons to carry a firearm, you know, when it's appropriate is because you just don't know what's going to happen.

00:38:50.440 But what about when it's not appropriate?

00:38:52.900 What about the times where you might need some force, but not deadly force, especially in today's world?

00:38:57.740 And this is the best example.

00:38:59.960 You're walking out of your business if you happen to work downtown, and all of a sudden there's a protest, and you're sitting there, and you're trapped.

00:39:08.820 Well, if you have a burner launcher, you have tear gas.

00:39:12.120 You know, you're driving through the streets, and they surround your car.

00:39:15.160 Burn a launcher, you have tear gas.

00:39:16.880 It is a non-lethal alternative to safeguarding your home and, really, unfortunately, every minute of your life and your family's life.

00:39:26.320 It's legal in all 50 states if you're over 18.

00:39:29.480 You can pack it in your luggage that's checked without a need to declare it as a firearm because it's not.

00:39:34.440 It looks just like one, but it has powerful deterrence like tear gas and kinetic rounds with a 60-foot range, and they hurt.

00:39:43.100 All right.

00:39:43.800 It can incapacitate an attacker for up to 40 minutes.

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00:40:10.480 If you're like me, your home is your castle, and it's pretty likely that your most precious, valuable asset,

00:40:16.700 as well, we're talking about your retirement, we're talking about your financial legacy, like it's just the way we do things in America, right?

00:40:22.980 Like we put our money into our homes, and that's kind of where it lives for a very long time, unless some cyber thief gets a hold of it, because your equity is vulnerable to a little crime called home title fraud, home title theft.

00:40:36.220 It's one of those things that is happening all across the country, and these homes and titles are stolen every single day with home title theft.

00:40:44.380 It's been one of the fastest growing crimes in America for a while now, but it's really one of the least well-known, because you just don't think about it, right?

00:40:52.400 Like, I mean, your home's title, it seems like the type of thing that you should be able to set it and forget it, right?

00:40:58.320 But that's not the way it works with home title fraud.

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00:41:45.900 Welcome to the program.

00:41:51.040 Glenn, I hear you talking about, like, the charms of farm life and all the things that it does, and I agree with so much of what you're saying.

00:41:57.100 But, like, then I think about the fact that a cow has to produce milk, and somehow that milk needs to be formulated into butter, and that's a lot of work.

00:42:07.320 What I like is opening up the drawer in my refrigerator, and there's just butter right there.

00:42:11.500 That's what I like.

00:42:12.660 So I get it, but also I don't want to live that life.

00:42:16.520 Like, okay, for instance, I am very, very, very blessed and fortunate.

00:42:22.920 I have a ranch and a farm, but I only get into the tractor when I want to.

00:42:31.180 Hey, that looks fun.

00:42:31.980 I'm going to cut that down.

00:42:34.740 I'm going to cut that.

00:42:35.800 We're going to, is that alfalfa?

00:42:37.580 Yeah, I'm going to, you cut it, right?

00:42:39.500 Yeah, let me do it for a while.

00:42:41.040 And then when I'm bored, you know, when I'm like, okay, I've had enough of this, I just turn the tractor.

00:42:45.900 And somebody else gets in.

00:42:47.700 That's the kind of farming I like.

00:42:49.500 It's like fantasy league farming.

00:42:50.940 That's what you want.

00:42:52.920 Yes.

00:42:54.360 It is.

00:42:55.440 All right.

00:42:57.900 Back in a minute.

00:43:01.320 The Glenn Beck Program.

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00:43:23.620 I'm not just telling you to vote for American manufacturing and go to American Giant because it's one of the best ones that make things in America.

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00:44:26.300 I have no room

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00:44:28.740 To compromise

00:44:32.380 We gotta stay together

00:44:35.920 If we're gonna survive

00:44:39.900 Stand up straight

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00:44:47.280 It's a new day

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00:44:53.360 Welcome to the Fusion of Entertainment and Enlightenment.

00:45:05.800 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:11.640 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:15.160 Does America have a new Phyllis Schlafly?

00:45:19.500 Well, yes, according to The Atlantic, and I'd like to agree with them.

00:45:25.540 I'll tell you about her in 60 seconds. Stand by.

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00:46:58.860 You know, Stu, we were talking just a little while ago about,

00:47:02.840 you know, some of these people online that have decided to, you know, really rough it up.

00:47:08.800 I'm really not that guy, you know.

00:47:13.280 I love the mountains.

00:47:15.500 I live in a town with 400 people.

00:47:17.820 I love the town, you know.

00:47:20.180 This area is just so great.

00:47:21.720 And it's all farmers.

00:47:23.120 I love that.

00:47:24.120 But I'm not a farmer.

00:47:26.280 You know what I mean?

00:47:27.100 There are ranches here.

00:47:28.220 I have one.

00:47:29.140 I have a farm.

00:47:30.360 But I'm not a farmer nor a rancher, you know.

00:47:33.980 And it's, I guess, I think you and I are at the age where we're the last ones that, you know,

00:47:41.720 we'll die of old age or this administration.

00:47:45.780 We'll die of old age and, you know, whatever.

00:47:48.140 And because we're lazy, but the rest of America, the younger generation, the smart ones are

00:47:55.840 realizing, I think the lazy times are over.

00:47:59.100 Well, first of all, I'm shocked you think either one of us is going to die of old age.

00:48:03.120 I'll take a bet on that one, the opposite side.

00:48:06.760 Well, no, I mean, it could be a heart attack because we had a cheeseburger stuffed in our

00:48:10.760 mouth, but we'll be old.

00:48:12.880 We'll be old.

00:48:13.660 Well, I hope.

00:48:14.420 Yeah.

00:48:15.020 Yeah.

00:48:15.760 But, yeah, I think it's, there's an interesting strain of, I think it's part of the conservative

00:48:24.400 movement in a way.

00:48:25.840 And I find it to be interesting.

00:48:27.560 You know, it goes, you know, it's sort of like adjacent to the Joe Rogan thing and it's

00:48:32.860 adjacent to maybe the, what is it, Huberman Labs and it's not exactly conservatism, but

00:48:38.420 it is.

00:48:39.680 What?

00:48:40.580 Go ahead.

00:48:41.300 Go ahead.

00:48:41.620 I was going to say, it's not exactly conservatism, but I think it's adjacent to it in that, like,

00:48:46.220 it's this embrace of, you know, hard work, but also like, I don't want to say pain, but

00:48:54.180 difficulty, right?

00:48:55.240 It's an embrace of difficulty.

00:48:56.620 It's, it's understanding that the old, the old saying that, you know, hard times make

00:49:01.500 hard men, right?

00:49:03.740 No, no, good men.

00:49:04.520 Good men.

00:49:04.840 Strong men.

00:49:05.360 Strong men, whatever it is.

00:49:07.520 That whole thing that I can never remember, especially on the fly, is like, there's something

00:49:12.480 about that.

00:49:12.820 Like, I have friends who, who get up every morning and do the ice cold water, you know,

00:49:19.200 dip.

00:49:19.560 Oh, yeah.

00:49:19.880 Right?

00:49:20.880 I tried it.

00:49:22.920 Incomprehensible to me to start a day that way.

00:49:25.920 Like, I, they swear by it.

00:49:28.900 It makes them a better person.

00:49:30.240 Ice cold shower, whatever it is.

00:49:32.040 I know.

00:49:32.520 I can't even comprehend doing that to myself.

00:49:35.760 And it's very, I'm weak.

00:49:37.580 I get it.

00:49:38.220 I'm, I'm, I get it.

00:49:39.020 There are people that get up every morning and they're like, you know, I'm going to go

00:49:41.840 to a job and I'm going to work hard.

00:49:43.460 And I'm like, have at it, dude.

00:49:45.940 You should try my job.

00:49:46.900 It's really, really sweet.

00:49:48.580 It's really sweet.

00:49:49.460 I've never broken a sweat.

00:49:51.400 Never.

00:49:52.440 Um, anyway, uh, except with, uh, Katie Coric, uh, but those were, that was sweat of anger.

00:49:58.700 Anyway, um, let me tell you about, um, let me tell you about something I just read in

00:50:02.820 the Atlantic because Allie Stuckey is kind of that person, you know, she's willing to

00:50:09.560 do the hard things like actually read the Bible.

00:50:13.300 You know what I mean?

00:50:14.200 Uh, and, uh, there's a story in, in the Atlantic, conservative women have a new Phyllis Schlafly.

00:50:20.520 I, if I were, I mean, I, I would have this, I don't know, um, engraved in a silver plate

00:50:29.440 that I could hang from the wall.

00:50:31.120 If I got that kind of compliment, I don't know if they mean it as a compliment, but that

00:50:35.260 is a huge compliment.

00:50:37.780 32 year old Texan hosts relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey, a podcast in which she discusses

00:50:43.780 current events and political developments from her conservative Christian perspective.

00:50:48.300 Stuckey is neither a celebrity provocateur in the style of her fellow podcast host, Candace

00:50:54.220 Owen, nor the soft-spoken trad homemaker who thrives in the Instagram ecosystem of cottage

00:51:01.000 core and sourdough bread.

00:51:03.520 Now see, I am for those people because you get sourdough bread at the end of it.

00:51:08.360 Um, Stuckey is a different kind of leader in the new counterculture, one who criticizes

00:51:13.480 the prevailing societal mores in a way she hopes modern American women will find, well,

00:51:18.300 relatable.

00:51:19.340 The vibe of her show is more millennial mom than Christian soldier.

00:51:24.480 Stuckey usually sits perched on a soft white couch while she talks, her blonde hair in a

00:51:29.140 low ponytail, wearing a pastel colored sweatshirt and sipping from a pink Stanley cup.

00:51:35.040 But those plush surroundings issue, uh, from those plush surroundings, she issues a stream

00:51:40.780 of stern dogma.

00:51:42.560 In between monologues about the return of low rise genes, Stuckey will condemn hormonal

00:51:47.960 birth control, even within marriage and in vitro fertilization.

00:51:52.320 She has helped push the idea of banning surrogate parenthood from conservative movement fringes

00:51:56.760 to the forefront of Republican politics.

00:51:58.880 Her views align closely with those of Donald Trump's running mate, J.D. Vance, and fits

00:52:03.520 comfortably in the same ideological milieu as the Heritage Foundation Presidential Blueprint

00:52:08.780 Project 2025, which recommends, among other things, tighter federal restrictions on abortion

00:52:14.140 and the promotion of biblical marriage between a man and a woman.

00:52:17.500 Unlike many of the commentators primarily focused on owning the libs, listen to this, this is

00:52:23.960 from the Atlantic, Stuckey has an integrity and sincerity.

00:52:30.100 Amy Binder, a socialist, sorry, well, she probably is this too, but a society, a sociology professor

00:52:37.020 at John Hopkins University told me when I asked about Stuckey's appeal, she said, quote,

00:52:42.580 there's a sophistication with Allie, shot through with knowledge about the Bible and linking it

00:52:48.860 up with choices that women are making today.

00:52:51.620 Owens, who has had Stuckey on her podcast, told me that Stuckey is the person you hope your

00:52:56.460 daughter will grow up to be because of how well she embodies the Christian values she espouses.

00:53:02.700 That's tremendous, tremendous.

00:53:05.520 They talk about how her, how she got to this place.

00:53:12.680 She noticed during the presidential primary season in 2015, something that surprised her,

00:53:17.820 many women her age didn't seem to know or care about the race.

00:53:21.540 Stuckey began visiting college sororities and speaking to young women about politics and theology.

00:53:26.660 She launched a blog called The Conservative Millennial, and by 2017, she had quit her publicity job

00:53:32.940 and was recording commentary for Glenn Beck's network, The Blaze.

00:53:36.580 Fox News would sometimes call her for comment.

00:53:39.060 Stuckey moved online network to conservative review TV and started the first iteration of

00:53:44.440 Relatable.

00:53:45.280 After The Blaze and CRT TV merged, Stuckey's podcast went on YouTube, where she released one

00:53:51.300 new episode of Relatable each week.

00:53:52.940 She now releases four, and she does it on The Blaze, and it is a great show.

00:53:58.580 It is really a great show.

00:53:59.920 Congratulations, Allie Beth Stuckey.

00:54:02.980 I hate to say I told you so, but I hope I told you so.

00:54:06.620 She is a, you know, it's so heartening to me, who has been doing this for so long, and

00:54:16.320 really realizing about 2010, it's not going to be my generation.

00:54:21.700 We're not going to save it.

00:54:22.500 It's not going to be my generation.

00:54:23.940 It's going to be the next generation.

00:54:25.240 And to hope and pray that these people found good food to eat, to really strengthen themselves

00:54:33.700 in knowledge and everything else, and to see them coming up is just, it's one of the greatest

00:54:40.840 joys of my life.

00:54:41.740 If, you know, if I could ever mentor really good potential talent, like I haven't done with, you know, with Allie.

00:54:56.180 She's a talent on her own.

00:54:57.940 But that's the greatest joy of my life, to see people come up through the ranks that are better than me, and can really, well, be relatable, and know how to talk about things.

00:55:15.920 And, you know, part of the thing about her knowing how to talk about things is she's just real, and so few people in this business are actually real.

00:55:26.240 They're not like that.

00:55:27.520 You know, one of the things I saw, you know, have you seen Ballerina Farms on Instagram, Stu?

00:55:32.940 No, I've not.

00:55:34.540 So you've got to check this out.

00:55:35.980 It's crazy.

00:55:36.860 Ballerina Farms is this woman.

00:55:38.960 She lives in Utah.

00:55:39.860 She has, like, I don't know, 47 kids, and they all churn butter happily, apparently.

00:55:46.620 She's absolutely stunningly beautiful.

00:55:49.300 Her house is beautiful.

00:55:52.140 You know, her husband is, you know, I don't, you know, he's a saint and also, you know, the hardest working man in the world.

00:56:00.740 You know, they're living a life that I would never, I could never live.

00:56:04.440 It's just too hard.

00:56:06.520 But she actually lives it.

00:56:09.040 And, you know, I've tried to get her on the show many times.

00:56:11.900 She's a fan of the show, and I'm a fan of hers, and tried to get her on several times.

00:56:17.020 She's like, we're churning butter all the time.

00:56:20.000 We're churning butter.

00:56:20.860 We can't, we've got to go, I don't know, shear the goats and milk the chickens and do all of those things.

00:56:29.200 They live it.

00:56:30.820 You're sure you're not a farmer?

00:56:32.360 Milk the chickens guy?

00:56:34.100 It seems so authentic from you.

00:56:36.900 I've got to tell you, I have been, they have breasts, don't they?

00:56:39.960 I've been trying to milk those chicken breasts forever.

00:56:43.420 And I am going to get milk out of them one of these times.

00:56:46.960 So anyway, you know, I just, because that's just too hard.

00:56:51.560 Oh my gosh, it's too hard to live that way.

00:56:53.600 You know, I'm having a hard time just living by my own set of principles.

00:56:57.620 Just be a man of integrity and honor and let your word be the word.

00:57:05.380 Let you, you know, when I think of, people ask me all the time, what's my favorite word?

00:57:09.060 I say, it's the word.

00:57:10.000 But, you know, actually living a life of integrity is hard, is hard.

00:57:18.320 Now you want to throw work on top of it too?

00:57:21.600 And a job?

00:57:24.040 Oh, and kids?

00:57:26.860 Homeschool the kids?

00:57:28.620 I'm milking the chickens.

00:57:30.200 When am I going to have time for that?

00:57:31.580 I think that's why you have to have big families.

00:57:34.720 Because at some point, you do, you know, you do really well with one.

00:57:39.020 And then, you know, you have to teach this to your siblings because I'm tired.

00:57:43.920 And I think that's what it's for, you know?

00:57:46.060 It's really.

00:57:46.620 I think that's why you're supposed to have kids.

00:57:48.080 Yes.

00:57:48.740 Yes.

00:57:49.840 That and getting up on ladders and things, you know?

00:57:53.080 Right.

00:57:53.280 Or getting your, you know, give me a, hey, hey, get up.

00:57:57.800 Go get me a soda, will you?

00:57:59.660 That's, you know, that's why.

00:58:00.600 And when you're there, get some Doritos too.

00:58:03.280 If there's none there, keys to the car or on the counter there, just go to the store.

00:58:09.440 I know you're eight.

00:58:10.880 I trust you.

00:58:11.920 Go to the store.

00:58:13.520 That's the way I grew up.

00:58:15.380 Is it?

00:58:16.020 Is that the way you grew up?

00:58:17.460 Because it's done wonders for you as you go to milk the chickens.

00:58:21.900 You should listen to me.

00:58:23.540 I'm a recovering alcoholic.

00:58:26.280 I've had two wives.

00:58:28.000 I know women.

00:58:30.080 Okay.

00:58:30.600 You've only had one.

00:58:31.780 I've had two.

00:58:33.780 Who are you going to listen to?

00:58:35.140 Did you think this is a, because I think it's a, it seems to be a long-term movement.

00:58:40.120 It doesn't seem to be a fad to me.

00:58:41.660 It's like people really do long for this return to this world.

00:58:46.720 Here's what I think everyone is feeling.

00:58:49.780 Everyone is feeling this doesn't work.

00:58:53.020 And all of this commercially processed everything is not good for you.

00:58:58.940 It's not good for the soul.

00:59:00.280 Everything that's happening online, not good for the soul.

00:59:02.780 Everything that's happening in our society, not good for the soul, not good for the body.

00:59:07.260 All the food that we eat, not good for us.

00:59:11.180 And the way we live our life where it's like, get me another bucket of chicken.

00:59:16.300 Make sure you deliver it on time.

00:59:20.540 I need it in 10 minutes.

00:59:23.040 I, you know, it's just not good.

00:59:24.840 Society's not going to work that way for long.

00:59:26.760 I do.

00:59:27.160 And so I think people want to return to really being authentic.

00:59:31.500 And here's the problem with that, Stu.

00:59:32.940 Like, I remember when it was, you know, we were poor and I had to have a hole in my jeans

00:59:39.660 and my mom would patch it and everybody made fun of us having patched jeans because you

00:59:43.620 just go out and get new ones.

00:59:45.120 Now we're buying holy jeans and we're doing it because we want to feel like, you know,

00:59:50.300 we're out there in the grass, you know, I was out there, I've been so active, I've been

00:59:54.160 doing stuff.

00:59:54.720 I just wore through these things.

00:59:56.060 I was like, come on.

00:59:58.500 You want, you want something authentic.

01:00:01.400 I got to show you, I got to show you something.

01:00:04.540 It's shameful.

01:00:05.720 It's shameful, but I got to show it to you here in a second.

01:00:08.480 Like, give me 60 seconds.

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01:01:01.680 You know, I will say, as Glenn goes to get this thing he wants to show us, I get that

01:01:16.500 it is, it is, these are, uh, these are great principles and stuff, but like you keep saying

01:01:21.520 things like, ah, these things, the way we're eating, the thing, the life we're living is

01:01:24.500 just bad.

01:01:24.960 It's obviously bad.

01:01:25.740 Well, I, we have increased life expectancy from 31 to 78.

01:01:31.320 No, no, no.

01:01:31.800 I mean, I don't know.

01:01:33.280 Is it bad?

01:01:34.180 It seems pretty good in a lot of ways, though.

01:01:36.980 The principles going away, I think are the problem.

01:01:39.200 Yeah.

01:01:39.760 So, um, but this is how, I mean, this, this is so shameful.

01:01:44.040 Don't tell anybody.

01:01:45.300 Don't tell anybody I said this.

01:01:46.860 Okay.

01:01:47.320 Okay.

01:01:47.600 Cause I know this is shameful.

01:01:48.980 So I have a friend who, um, is, uh, is actually a hardworking guy and he lives like a mountain

01:01:57.720 man.

01:01:58.060 His name is Bart and his wife is Peggy.

01:02:00.300 And I love these two people and they actually live the life.

01:02:06.120 You know, they invited me to go camping with them in the winter.

01:02:09.060 And I'm like, what?

01:02:10.520 And they're like, yeah, we go up to the mountains and we dig, you know, they're like, you know,

01:02:13.800 six foot holes.

01:02:14.680 And I like a grave.

01:02:15.900 Yeah.

01:02:16.380 We dig them in the snow and then we just lay there in the snow, you know, you can watch

01:02:21.180 it all and you're nice and warm.

01:02:22.160 And I'm like, none of that sounds fun.

01:02:24.340 Okay.

01:02:25.360 Uh, so he comes over and this is one of his older hats.

01:02:28.480 He has so many of these hats and I just love all of them.

01:02:33.260 Now this one's really beat.

01:02:34.620 Okay.

01:02:35.220 But look at this, look at this hat that he has.

01:02:38.160 Now it's got bear claws on the front.

01:02:40.540 Okay.

01:02:40.980 And it's clearly been worn for a very, very long time.

01:02:44.040 And so he comes over and, and he's wearing a hat little like this, but less beat up.

01:02:49.700 And I said, man, Bart, how do you get, how did you get your hat to look like that?

01:02:55.960 That looks really great.

01:02:57.680 And he's like, like what?

01:02:59.440 And I'm like, well, all this is that, what is that?

01:03:01.980 He's like, that was my sweat from hard work.

01:03:05.500 I wear it when I'm working and I'm like, okay, I'm not willing to do that.

01:03:09.640 Do you have any, can I buy your hats when they get like that?

01:03:15.620 So he brought this one over for me and he's like, you're not going to, I'm not going to

01:03:19.120 sell it to you.

01:03:19.760 He said, but I was going to throw it away.

01:03:21.440 So you want a hat?

01:03:23.220 Here it is.

01:03:24.400 And I looked at that and I thought, you know, somebody like Ralph Lauren would sell this

01:03:29.860 in a store in New York for like a thousand dollars.

01:03:32.800 I talked to him and I'm like, Hey, you want to get in a New York scam?

01:03:37.120 We could sell these hats to New Yorkers for like a thousand bucks.

01:03:41.500 All you have to do is actually work in them.

01:03:44.060 You're already doing that.

01:03:45.220 We could make a fortune.

01:03:48.980 That would actually work by the way.

01:03:51.220 It would.

01:03:51.640 I think that would actually work sadly.

01:03:54.540 And that is our society today.

01:03:57.440 It really is.

01:03:58.080 We had a, we had a higher up of, uh, from Ralph Lauren, a friend of ours, um, at the

01:04:03.840 house this summer.

01:04:05.180 And I said that to her, uh, you know, kind of joking.

01:04:09.220 And then Bart came over and she's like, listen, uh, you want to do, I'm like, Hey, Hey, Hey,

01:04:15.040 Hey, you're not cutting in on my thing.

01:04:16.820 No, no, no, no, no.

01:04:18.060 What are you doing?

01:04:18.680 No, no.

01:04:19.480 If somebody's going to run this scam, it's going to be me, you know?

01:04:22.800 And, uh, and, and he said, uh, Bart, if this isn't perfect, he said, she said, I worked

01:04:30.520 for Ralph Lauren.

01:04:31.800 And, uh, he said, Oh, Oh, and he looked at me and he said, who's Ralph Lauren.

01:04:39.060 And I said, you know, the polo pony guy with the, you know, the, you know, the shirts.

01:04:45.220 And he's like, no.

01:04:48.160 And Peggy, his wife just laughed and shook her head.

01:04:50.380 And she's like, he really doesn't know Glenn.

01:04:52.620 And you know, we barely know.

01:04:55.240 I love you guys.

01:04:56.400 I love you.

01:04:57.020 That's great.

01:04:57.480 I love you.

01:04:58.040 I love the, just authentic.

01:04:59.340 I like hearing about the authenticity of farming from a guy who has Ralph Lauren executives over

01:05:04.980 to his home.

01:05:05.720 That is, it's so, you want to talk about authenticity.

01:05:09.400 She's not an executive.

01:05:10.600 She's not a higher up.

01:05:12.640 Well, yeah.

01:05:14.200 Well, okay.

01:05:15.320 You know, she's a friend.

01:05:19.100 But the basis of farming comes from people like you, Glenn.

01:05:23.520 You're just a hardcore man of the soil.

01:05:26.640 No, I'm just exploiting their authenticity.

01:05:30.260 That's all I'm doing.

01:05:31.940 Perfect.

01:05:32.460 Yeah.

01:05:32.980 I mean, don't try to paint this into something tawdry and humiliating for me.

01:05:38.660 Don't you try to do it.

01:05:40.720 All right.

01:05:41.080 We'll be back in a minute.

01:05:43.760 Glenn Beck.

01:05:45.000 I probably shouldn't have said that whole story.

01:05:49.660 I know it makes me look bad, but come on.

01:05:52.800 I'm not.

01:05:53.280 I don't.

01:05:53.840 I don't work hard.

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01:06:02.180 I'm not.

01:06:02.760 I'm not.

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01:07:14.280 Comrades, welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:07:19.200 We're going to get some really good Soviet policy if Harris wins.

01:07:23.840 We might get a good national anthem out of it because Soviets had the best national anthem,

01:07:28.840 but, you know, they had to murder people to get it, I guess.

01:07:33.120 Gold today is up 50 bucks.

01:07:36.220 It's, it's now over 2,500, hit 2,500 for the first time in history.

01:07:42.880 And it happened in the eight hours after she said, you know, price controls, good.

01:07:48.520 You want to know, Stu, answer the question, what is gold a hedge against?

01:07:54.480 Well, you, I would say inflation, but also insanity.

01:07:57.320 Yeah, I always say insanity, but it is a known forever, a known hedge against inflation.

01:08:06.060 It goes up that much and hits 2,500 for the first time in history.

01:08:12.340 Right after she says that, you know how good she's going to be for inflation.

01:08:17.760 Okay.

01:08:18.320 What do rich people know that you don't know?

01:08:20.360 I don't know.

01:08:21.240 Well, they know about gold.

01:08:23.460 Have I mentioned Lear Capital?

01:08:25.480 This is not a commercial, but you should call Lear Capital today.

01:08:29.020 You should.

01:08:29.700 Okay.

01:08:30.080 Because it's only going to get worse.

01:08:31.360 The more it looks like she could win, the more expensive gold is going to get.

01:08:37.200 Mike Lee is with us, Senator from the great state of Utah.

01:08:40.820 Hello, Senator.

01:08:41.540 How are you, sir?

01:08:43.720 Oh, I'm doing great.

01:08:45.400 And, you know, what a great way to start the segment with the Soviet national anthem.

01:08:49.360 She was very, very funny, doesn't it?

01:08:51.720 Yeah, it's really great.

01:08:53.000 Well, you got to get used to that.

01:08:55.480 What do you think of the price controls?

01:08:57.600 I saw your thread last night.

01:09:00.300 It's fantastic, Mike.

01:09:01.760 Tell me about price controls.

01:09:03.640 Thank you.

01:09:04.280 Yeah, I was talking about that on my base, Mike Lee account on X.

01:09:07.580 But price controls are really bad.

01:09:09.740 They're really good if what you want to create is scarcity.

01:09:13.400 If what you want to create are black markets.

01:09:16.300 If what you want to create is a federal government that's in charge of distributing assets,

01:09:22.400 distributing goods, who gets what.

01:09:25.020 But they're absolutely terrible for every other reason, including and especially alleviating the pressure put on the poor and middle class by a federal government that spends too much and regulates oppressively.

01:09:37.060 So, you know, other than that, it's great.

01:09:40.440 You know, what is amazing to me is how willing they are to throw grocery stores under the bus.

01:09:47.640 The average grocery store profit was 3% in 2020.

01:09:55.460 3% was the profit.

01:09:57.220 Their profit now is down to 1.8.

01:10:00.080 So for every dollar that goes through that store, they only take almost two cents from that dollar.

01:10:06.800 That is the average profit is about 8%.

01:10:11.540 So anything over 8%, you're really doing well on profit.

01:10:15.660 Theirs is 1.8 and she's accusing them of gouging.

01:10:20.300 Farmers are going out of business and she's accusing them of price gouging.

01:10:25.180 It's obscene what she's saying.

01:10:28.620 No, it literally is.

01:10:30.080 And in fact, almost any time you hear a politician say the word gouging or price gouging, they're almost always talking about something that involves getting the government involved in what is fundamentally a market decision.

01:10:47.160 It must always be a free market decision.

01:10:49.340 Not because you are callous to the needs of the poor and those hardworking people who are living paycheck to paycheck, but because you are in tune with those needs.

01:10:58.960 Because I'll tell you this, Glenn.

01:10:59.880 The only thing that will put pressure on prices is itself competition.

01:11:07.660 And when you start talking about price gouging, that leads to price controls.

01:11:11.140 When you start talking about price controls, that guarantees prices will never come down.

01:11:16.600 The guarantees, more critically, that you will be perpetuating whatever it is that's causing this price pressure.

01:11:23.140 Yes.

01:11:23.820 Causing the problem with hardworking people.

01:11:26.980 Yeah, you'll have scarcity like nobody's business.

01:11:29.820 I mean, that's why the Soviet Union, you know, didn't have anything on the shelves of their stores.

01:11:33.940 You go to the grocery store, there was nothing there.

01:11:36.140 You'd have to stand in line for toilet paper or milk.

01:11:40.200 And, you know, you could stand in line for three hours and then they could say all the milk is gone and you would go home with nothing.

01:11:45.260 Uh, it is, it's, it's really, really bad.

01:11:49.160 And she is, um, I said this on Wednesday before she announced this and it's the only way I could describe her.

01:11:55.560 I said, she is the Hugo Chavez of the Maduro of, of America.

01:12:00.060 If this, if she gets in, we will become Venezuela.

01:12:05.140 Yeah, and look, Venezuela was a prosperous country a few decades before they got involved in this whole hog socialism thing.

01:12:15.620 And I'm sure she'll tell us, I'm sure the Soviets told their people with the bread lines.

01:12:19.500 Oh, they're waiting in bread lines.

01:12:20.880 That's purifying.

01:12:22.220 That's, that's, that's good for the soul.

01:12:25.060 Uh, Americans know better.

01:12:26.940 We're not going to do this.

01:12:27.880 We can't make this choice.

01:12:28.860 And if we do, it'll be one of the worst choices we've ever made.

01:12:32.600 So Mike, you and I talked about getting out of NATO.

01:12:36.560 I mean, we could have just called each other, but we did it over X this week.

01:12:40.580 Um, because when we saw the, um, European countries start to say, Hey, X, Elon Musk, you can't talk to that presidential candidate.

01:12:52.960 When he offered it to Kamala Harris and she turned it down.

01:12:56.080 Um, it, it's interesting to me, um, that they would have the balls to do that to America.

01:13:03.480 Um, which shows me that, you know, we may not have been involved, but we didn't mind them doing that.

01:13:11.200 Uh, and there's, so there's a couple of questions here.

01:13:14.000 One is, you know, were we involved in encouraging that at all?

01:13:18.520 And the second thing is, is this is the problem with all of this globalist stuff.

01:13:24.560 They now can pass laws in Europe that will affect us.

01:13:30.020 And we're all going down the same road and it's a road to hell.

01:13:34.820 No, it certainly is.

01:13:36.280 And look, as I said on next, the other day, all right, that was fun, by the way, having that communication.

01:13:42.160 Uh, look, uh, as I pointed out on X the other day, I, I, I thought it was,

01:13:48.520 I find it unfathomable that we didn't have somebody on the inside of the U S government of the Biden administration.

01:13:55.000 That is to say that didn't either encourage or, or at least, uh, tell them that it was okay to say that.

01:14:02.660 And let's remember what it is that we're talking about.

01:14:04.660 The EU's attempt here was, was essentially to extort Elon Musk, uh, uh, to tell him we're going to regulate the heck out of you.

01:14:14.160 We're going to find you.

01:14:15.000 We're going to do whatever, uh, uh, punishing the EU can do.

01:14:19.660 Uh, if, if it had to air this interview with Donald Trump, because that could expose European citizens to misinformation.

01:14:28.140 Now, I think we have to view that one is something that fundamentally changed our relationship with these longstanding European union allies.

01:14:35.400 22 of the 27 countries that belong to the EU also belong to NATO.

01:14:40.640 And they've been writing on our big fat checks and our big fat security assistance for decades, which we disproportionately provide to them.

01:14:49.240 That puts us on the line, puts us blood and treasure on the line if they get attacked.

01:14:53.760 So I, I think in moments like these, we need to start to reassess our relationship with them as far as trade, as far as our military alliance and otherwise, because this is messed up.

01:15:05.620 They weren't really worried about what this would do to European citizens.

01:15:08.940 They were trying to meddle, interfere with, and influence the outcome of the U S presidential election.

01:15:14.920 And that's bad.

01:15:15.900 That's not something allies do to us.

01:15:18.640 But it's not, you know, it's not coming just from the EU, Mike, all of this stuff.

01:15:22.800 Remember the world economic forum, their number one thing, they said they had to address this election year in the world.

01:15:30.720 There are more people go into a ballot box than any other time in human history this year.

01:15:36.540 And the politicians were starting to sweat because the W E F and all of their things have been exposed.

01:15:43.640 The effects are starting to be felt.

01:15:46.360 And so the number one thing over global warming or anything was miss information.

01:15:52.060 And Klaus Schwab said, we have systems for this and everybody has to play their part.

01:15:57.700 And politicians don't get weak need trust the system.

01:16:02.600 And that's, what's happening there.

01:16:04.900 They're all in on this with the W E F.

01:16:08.140 This is not just a few people's idea.

01:16:10.740 This is the governments around the world going rogue.

01:16:15.360 You agree with that?

01:16:17.060 Yes, I do.

01:16:18.800 Because you remember that the European Union has these 27 countries that belong to it, 22 of which are NATO member states.

01:16:28.900 Now, some people now are trying to say, oh, this was just one rogue commissioner, theory, bread, and, you know, France, representative from the EC.

01:16:36.740 No, nonsense.

01:16:37.580 They were all just fine with that.

01:16:40.180 They were all on board with it completely.

01:16:43.400 Just as I suspect people in the Biden administration probably gave them the okay if they didn't encourage it themselves.

01:16:50.160 This is what they do.

01:16:52.220 This is the kind of crap that they pull.

01:16:54.540 Why?

01:16:55.080 Well, because they're all on board with all of the WTF stuff we see coming out of the W E F.

01:17:02.640 And it's got to stop.

01:17:03.420 Can I ask you on the same subject, this monkey pox thing?

01:17:08.840 You know, we got bird flu and monkey pox right before an election.

01:17:12.020 And the WHO issued a global emergency order.

01:17:16.420 Are we going to go through COVID stuff again?

01:17:20.020 Over my dead body.

01:17:22.340 And look, Americans are going to put up with this crap.

01:17:25.060 I don't know if you saw the reaction when the WHO, the World Health Organization, put up that advisory the other day.

01:17:32.600 There was just a widespread outbreak.

01:17:34.780 No, we're not falling for that.

01:17:36.680 You can't pull that trick twice.

01:17:39.500 Nonsense.

01:17:40.020 This has so many other differentiators, so many other reasons why this is not the same as COVID.

01:17:47.180 We shouldn't have fallen for that the same way we did.

01:17:49.440 We're sure as heck not going to fall for this one.

01:17:51.240 I have to tell you, you know, we've grown up in an atmosphere, you and I, both, I'm a little older than you.

01:17:58.640 In fact, probably a lot older than you.

01:18:00.220 And I'm looking at everything that's going on.

01:18:04.160 And I've heard every election my whole life, this is the most important election in our history.

01:18:10.420 It's so important.

01:18:11.740 This is kind of it, isn't it?

01:18:13.440 This is like last call, guys.

01:18:15.220 Are you going to go with socialism?

01:18:16.280 And I kind of like the fact that I wish they would just be honest about it a little more.

01:18:21.980 But their records show, and, you know, Tim Walls has said, you know, one man's socialist is another man's neighborliness.

01:18:31.220 They've shown who they are.

01:18:33.260 And if America will look, we have an honest choice here between socialism and capitalism and, you know, the American way of life and this new world order kind of way of life.

01:18:46.980 This is kind of it, isn't it?

01:18:49.200 This is it.

01:18:50.160 And that's one of many reasons why it's so important that we make sure that only American citizens are voting in U.S. federal elections.

01:19:00.440 And we've got legislation that I've introduced in the Senate that Chip Roy is pushing in the House.

01:19:04.460 It's called the Save Act.

01:19:05.840 You can find out about it at a website that we've set up, specifically for that purpose.

01:19:11.820 Pastthesaveact.com.

01:19:13.800 Pastthesaveact.com.

01:19:14.760 This is a bill that we're talking about that would require, in order to register to vote in a federal election, you'd have to prove that you're a U.S. citizen, something that we've all long assumed is the case anyway.

01:19:28.260 But the Supreme Court a few years ago interpreted a federal law, stupidly and like you, but they interpreted a federal law saying that they can't require you to prove that at the time of voter registration if you're registering through the motor voter law.

01:19:43.500 The Save Act would stop that and impose criminal penalties for giving a ballot to somebody who's not.

01:19:48.440 Do we have time to do this, Mike?

01:19:50.400 And is there a chance that it'll be passed and signed?

01:19:53.780 There is, I think, one path that we could do it.

01:19:57.160 We attach it to a spending bill.

01:19:59.320 Congress is going to have to confront a spending bill between now and the end of September.

01:20:03.360 When we reconvene in September, I hope that we can attach the Save Act to the spending bill and say, this is part of funding government.

01:20:13.900 This is one of the conditions.

01:20:15.420 We have to make sure that only U.S. citizens can vote.

01:20:18.540 The only way that will happen is if people really rise up, you know, and just social media, spread it, the phones to Congress, and it becomes a big thing.

01:20:33.320 And it should with the conservatives, I think, you know.

01:20:36.900 And I really believe the average Democrat, you know, I talked to a guy who was, you know, big in the Democratic Party or a big donor in the Democratic Party a few years ago.

01:20:46.220 And he said, you know, you guys and your no ID for voters.

01:20:51.220 And I said, excuse me?

01:20:53.620 And he said, well, you guys have been pushing that forever.

01:20:55.360 And I'm like, no, you guys have been pushing that.

01:20:59.180 We're the ones for ID.

01:21:01.340 And he was an educated guy.

01:21:03.200 He just wasn't, you know, in politics all the time.

01:21:05.560 He was an educated guy, a smart guy.

01:21:07.240 And he was like, really?

01:21:08.440 That's us?

01:21:09.000 And I'm like, yes, dude.

01:21:10.880 Yes.

01:21:11.980 Yes.

01:21:12.600 Most people are for it.

01:21:14.440 Mike, thank you so much.

01:21:15.580 God bless you.

01:21:17.200 Thank you, Glenn.

01:21:18.000 Good to be with you.

01:21:18.860 Good to talk to you.

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01:22:44.720 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:22:47.520 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:23:11.040 I just want to play cut four here for you.

01:23:13.660 I don't know how they're going to separate themselves from this economy.

01:23:19.900 But here's Kamala bragging about passing the Inflation Reduction Act.

01:23:24.300 Listen.

01:23:24.920 Two years ago, as vice president, I was proud to cast the tie-breaking vote that sent the bill.

01:23:32.080 That gave Medicare the power to negotiate and let it get to the president's desk.

01:23:43.940 And I was proud when our president, Joe Biden, signed that bill into law.

01:23:48.880 So what that bill was, was the Inflation Reduction Act, which they have admitted now, that was all about global warming.

01:23:58.800 That was the Green New Deal under a new name.

01:24:01.840 It is one of the main reasons we have such a problem with inflation.

01:24:09.600 One of the main reasons is the Inflation Reduction Act.

01:24:12.880 And she cast the deciding vote in the Senate as vice president.

01:24:18.240 She's responsible for this economy.

01:24:21.000 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:24:27.500 We have Dr. Epstein in, don't we?

01:24:30.820 Is he in studio or is he on the phone?

01:24:32.700 I believe he's on the phone.

01:24:33.620 On the phone, I think, yeah.

01:24:34.640 Yeah.

01:24:34.940 He's got a lot to say about what is actually being done.

01:24:40.500 You know, he thinks this Google, you know, ad thing is no big deal.

01:24:46.700 He said he thinks it's a distraction by Google to distract you from what they're really doing.

01:24:52.320 And he's the guy that would know.

01:24:53.980 We're going to talk to him about that coming up in just a minute.

01:24:56.880 Stand by.

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01:25:27.200 Stay the strength and hold the light.

01:25:34.200 It's a new day, a time to reign.

01:25:43.200 Welcome to the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:25:51.200 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:25:57.200 Well, hello, America.

01:25:58.940 We're so glad that you're here.

01:26:00.440 Thank you so much for tuning in.

01:26:02.400 So the one of the big stories this week, I guess, has been that the Harris administration

01:26:08.440 has been changing headlines in ads to make them look like these networks are saying even

01:26:17.600 better things than they already are.

01:26:19.220 I mean, it doesn't make any sense.

01:26:20.340 And the defense is that this happens all the time.

01:26:25.680 Yeah, it does.

01:26:26.780 But I think everybody's missing the point.

01:26:28.920 It's those are the Google the Google rules.

01:26:32.260 And that's fine.

01:26:33.660 But the people who are saying to us, we are hunting down all myths, diss, and malinformation

01:26:41.520 should not be the ones that are mangling headlines to lead you to believe something is that it

01:26:49.840 isn't.

01:26:51.080 Isn't that the real point?

01:26:52.640 We have an expert on what Google's really doing in 60 seconds.

01:26:57.980 Stand by.

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01:29:46.660 This, they're, they're not delivering my food fast enough.

01:29:51.600 I got it in 10 minutes.

01:29:53.240 I called, I just got on a nap and I ordered food, you know, I'm sick of it.

01:29:59.080 Okay.

01:29:59.380 Dr. Epstein is on.

01:30:00.460 So we can, uh, we can talk to him now, doctor.

01:30:04.340 How are you, sir?

01:30:06.740 How are you?

01:30:09.000 Robert, are you on?

01:30:10.920 It's Glenn.

01:30:11.660 Pretty stressed out.

01:30:12.360 How are you?

01:30:13.800 You're stressed out.

01:30:15.180 I'm sorry to hear that.

01:30:16.340 It's Friday.

01:30:17.260 Yeah.

01:30:17.660 Um, so we just wanted to talk to you, uh, this, uh, stuff with, um, Google that's been

01:30:24.640 in the news this week is, I think a, is, is not, is, is a giant nothing burger because,

01:30:31.960 um, it is that, that it is, that that happens all the time.

01:30:37.300 Um, however, my problem is with the administration, not necessarily with Google, the administration

01:30:42.860 is saying that we are avoiding, you know, we're the guardians against any kind of misinformation.

01:30:47.900 And yet they're making, they're, they're putting misinformation out into the system,

01:30:52.020 but that's not illegal yet.

01:30:54.600 Um, and Google is fine.

01:30:56.240 You are the guy who has been on the trail of what Google is actually doing.

01:31:02.180 So we're not distracted by stories like this.

01:31:05.840 What is Google actually doing to change the election right now?

01:31:11.200 Well, the key word here is distraction.

01:31:13.780 So I'm glad you mentioned that because, uh, I think Google itself is actually, uh, spreading

01:31:20.760 these, uh, nothing burgers is actually distracting us because they don't want us looking

01:31:26.220 at what they're really doing.

01:31:28.380 So what they're really doing.

01:31:30.420 So wait, hold on just a second.

01:31:31.460 You think this is actually coming from Google and they're the ones spreading it.

01:31:36.380 Absolutely.

01:31:37.660 Of course they, they determine, remember, they determine what goes viral and what doesn't.

01:31:43.860 They have total control over that.

01:31:45.700 So if people are really talking about stuff, uh, you know, uh, it's because they're spreading

01:31:54.140 that information.

01:31:55.440 And they, they're like magicians.

01:31:57.600 They're saying, look over here, look over here, look over here because they don't want

01:32:01.880 you looking at them.

01:32:05.500 So what are they?

01:32:07.840 Go ahead.

01:32:09.060 We are looking at them.

01:32:10.580 So we, we have built the world's first, uh, and this is by the way, with, with the help

01:32:15.960 of, of your audience several years ago, we have now built the world's first nationwide,

01:32:22.360 uh, digital monitor monitoring system.

01:32:27.800 So if people go to America's with an S America's digital shield.com, America's digital shield.com,

01:32:37.900 they can actually see a public dashboard where you'll see the data that we are collecting

01:32:44.780 24 hours a day right now from a politically balanced group of more than 15,000 registered

01:32:52.420 voters in all 50 States.

01:32:54.940 And we're actually looking at the real content that Google and other companies are sending

01:33:00.500 to registered voters and to children, by the way.

01:33:03.440 So we're, we're seeing what they're really doing, what they're really sending.

01:33:08.480 We're seeing their manipulations.

01:33:09.980 We're seeing the political bias and their content and it is staggering.

01:33:15.900 So just to tell you a quick example here, right this minute, Google is sending registered

01:33:22.980 to vote reminders to Democrats at two and a half times of the rate they're sending them

01:33:29.840 to Republicans now that that's called targeted messaging.

01:33:35.040 That's right on their homepage, which is seen more than 500 million times a day in the U S.

01:33:40.660 So that targeted messaging costs them nothing.

01:33:45.300 And those messages are going to turn into, to partisan mail in your ballot reminders.

01:33:52.260 And then they're going to turn into partisan, go vote reminders.

01:33:56.960 And we're capturing all of that now.

01:34:00.460 So we're actually capturing the evidence.

01:34:04.080 I am looking at your website and this is amazing.

01:34:09.580 I didn't, I wasn't aware of the website.

01:34:11.740 Looking at the dashboard, you have elections likely flipped by Google.

01:34:17.300 Um, and these are actual election results.

01:34:21.260 You say in 2020, uh, Joe Biden was the winner.

01:34:25.380 Um, then in 2022, Arizona governor, uh, Katie Hobbs was flipped, uh, with 53 point, uh, 50.3%.

01:34:34.260 Um, uh, uh, Raphael Warnock, he was flipped Tony Evers that was flipped.

01:34:41.780 Uh, the two Senate majority flipped.

01:34:43.960 Then you go down to with the results without Google's interference, the winner in 2020 would

01:34:50.500 have been, uh, Donald Trump.

01:34:52.180 The governor of Arizona would big carry Lake Herschel Walker would be in Tim Michaels would

01:34:58.680 be in, in Wisconsin, U S Senate would be a two to eight seat majority for the Republicans.

01:35:05.120 If it wasn't for Google and the house, a 27 to 59 seat majority.

01:35:11.920 That's incredible.

01:35:12.880 Well, that's not, it is incredible.

01:35:17.240 And it's actually the truth because we have gotten so good now at figuring out what they're

01:35:23.880 doing, uh, which again, they don't want, they don't want anyone looking at them, but we're

01:35:29.560 not only figuring out what they're doing.

01:35:31.240 We're actually now capturing the, the real data and we're working with federal and state

01:35:37.580 officials around the country with AGs, uh, with public interest groups, election integrity.

01:35:43.400 So happy to figure out how we can use this massive database that we're collecting to put more and

01:35:51.360 more pressure on them to stop, to get out of our elections and get away from our kids.

01:35:57.160 This is, this is amazing to see.

01:36:01.620 Um, are you, I see that you're monitoring Facebook, Tik TOK, Twitter, et cetera, et cetera.

01:36:06.920 What are you expecting to find in YouTube?

01:36:09.600 Yahoo.

01:36:10.200 What are you expecting to find on these?

01:36:11.540 Well, YouTube, we know for sure, uh, because we've gotten really good at monitoring YouTube.

01:36:18.740 What, what YouTube is doing is, you know, those recommendations that they make and especially

01:36:24.200 that, that one is copy up next video that plays automatically.

01:36:28.920 Okay.

01:36:29.660 Yes.

01:36:30.020 Two things you need to know.

01:36:31.020 Number one, uh, according to, uh, literally Google officials and whistleblowers, both 70,

01:36:41.540 70% of the time that people are watching videos on YouTube around the world, those videos were

01:36:48.400 recommended by Google's up next algorithm, 70% of the videos, 70% of the time people are

01:36:56.740 watching videos, they're watching recommended videos.

01:37:00.680 So in other words, those recommendations have tremendous power over people.

01:37:07.400 They determine what people watch.

01:37:09.160 The up next video plays automatically.

01:37:12.380 Uh, if you pick no video at all, it just plays automatically.

01:37:16.340 So that's power.

01:37:18.180 That's incredible power.

01:37:19.500 And the second thing you need to know is that what we're doing is looking at the political

01:37:23.460 bias in the videos.

01:37:25.960 We look at the news sources that they come from and we're finding, uh, extreme political

01:37:33.220 bias, always in one direction that is always in the liberal direction on YouTube.

01:37:41.820 And that has no effect, by the way, on people who have strong opinions, but it has a big effect

01:37:48.040 on the undecided voter.

01:37:49.920 I have to tell you, Robert, that I'm, I'm so thrilled for the success of this and how you've

01:37:57.740 built this out.

01:37:58.600 I know you still take donations.

01:38:00.140 So you just go to Americans, America's digital shield.com and look at the information that

01:38:06.220 he has.

01:38:07.300 Um, and I'm glad to hear that some people are starting to take this seriously.

01:38:11.540 I was talking to somebody the other day about Netflix and about AI and the guys at Netflix

01:38:19.120 said that, um, their, uh, their AI, their, uh, understanding of their viewers is so strong

01:38:27.500 that they've turned it down because they said that people would find it uncomfortable because

01:38:34.920 it would be right all the time.

01:38:37.040 Um, and, uh, and with AI, what can be done to individuals, because you've talked about

01:38:45.440 this with the, um, um, with the way that there's no tracking of it.

01:38:50.600 There's no way to track.

01:38:51.780 You can turn an individual one way or the other quite easily, right?

01:38:57.920 Oh, yes.

01:38:58.780 And as a matter of fact, in fact, that we just, uh, uh, submitted a new paper for publication

01:39:05.420 on what we call DPE, digital personalization effect, which is literally, literally people

01:39:12.220 can look at the manuscript at digital personalization effect.com.

01:39:17.080 And in this study, we're looking at what happens when they personalize content.

01:39:22.860 And, you know, if you, if they send bias content to someone who's undecided, that has a big

01:39:28.020 effect that produce a big shifts in people's thinking and opinions and votes.

01:39:32.200 But if they personalize the content based on everything they know about you, that effect

01:39:38.840 will triple, it will triple.

01:39:42.660 And they have all that information about, about us.

01:39:45.840 They're surveilling us and our kids 24 hours a day, and they're personalizing the content

01:39:52.780 that they send, which maximizes the impact of these manipulations.

01:39:58.300 So, Robert, um, I have to take a quick break, but I'd like you to answer this question when

01:40:03.740 we come back.

01:40:05.420 Where is the point of no return?

01:40:07.700 Where is the point to where we can't, we don't know if we actually have, um, free will

01:40:16.720 and what's been manipulated and, and how close are we to the line to it's not coming back,

01:40:23.480 back with more in just a second, uh, by the way, the website again is americasdigitalshield.com.

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01:42:37.260 Station ID.

01:42:37.680 So, um, we're talking to Robert Epstein.

01:42:51.760 Uh, he is the senior, uh, researcher and psychologist that has been looking at social media and in

01:42:59.640 particular Google.

01:43:00.680 He is a guy who's voted for Hillary Clinton.

01:43:03.200 He's not a conservative.

01:43:04.860 He doesn't have an ax to grind.

01:43:06.320 His thing is just, he's kind of like the, the anti-Edward Bernays.

01:43:12.060 Uh, and if you know who that is, you'll understand.

01:43:15.780 Um, if you don't, you should look it up.

01:43:18.140 But, uh, Robert is with us again.

01:43:20.460 Hello, Robert.

01:43:21.220 Um, by the way, you probably know who Edward Bernays is.

01:43:24.760 I don't mean that as a, I mean that as a compliment that you are the anti, uh, Bernays.

01:43:30.200 Um, tell me where we get to a, a point of no return or do we?

01:43:37.920 Let me put this in context for you very quickly here.

01:43:43.720 Everyone has heard of that old, uh, farewell speech of Dwight D. Eisenhower from 1961, where

01:43:51.080 he warned about the rise of a military Dutch industrial complex.

01:43:54.980 But I went back and reread that speech.

01:43:57.680 And he also warned in the same speech about the rise of a technological elite that could

01:44:05.300 someday control public policy without us knowing.

01:44:08.540 And he warned that we had to be vigilant.

01:44:12.840 And I can tell you this now to answer your question, the technical, technological elite

01:44:18.840 are now in control.

01:44:22.360 Uh, they've probably been in control since roughly 2012, uh, increasing, consolidating their

01:44:29.520 power over the years.

01:44:31.160 Uh, but they're now, they, they control so many votes in, in this year's presidential election.

01:44:38.520 Google alone can shift between 6.4 million and 25.5 million votes.

01:44:46.860 Oh my gosh.

01:44:48.800 Yeah.

01:44:50.060 Yeah.

01:44:50.840 And, and, and of course, and except for this monitoring system that we have set up, which

01:44:56.400 is now the first and only such nationwide system in the world, except for that system, no one

01:45:03.840 would have any idea.

01:45:06.520 I know.

01:45:07.020 About what they're doing.

01:45:08.880 I know.

01:45:09.880 And I have to tell you, um, it is, it's happening all over the world.

01:45:15.160 Um, and you know, Google, people should know Silicon Valley was financed by the U S government.

01:45:21.360 You know, there's a ton of DARPA and CIA money in Google and everything else.

01:45:27.620 It, this is the deep state as well.

01:45:30.580 It's terrifying, really, really terrifying.

01:45:33.720 Uh, Robert, as always, yeah, go ahead, go ahead.

01:45:37.540 I was going to say this is bigger than the deep state because they're controlling more

01:45:41.280 than 5 billion people around the world.

01:45:43.160 They're bigger than, than any government has ever been at this point.

01:45:49.100 Have they switched power seats?

01:45:51.100 Who's who has the power?

01:45:53.380 It is a federal government.

01:45:54.520 Are they who's afraid of the other more?

01:45:57.060 Well, the federal government is still working very, very closely with Google.

01:46:02.660 And just as you, I'm sure you're aware just a few weeks ago, the Supreme court issued a

01:46:07.900 crazy ruling basically saying, okay, federal government, you can keep working with these

01:46:13.740 companies.

01:46:14.240 I know it's crazy.

01:46:16.440 It is crazy.

01:46:17.680 Um, thank you so much.

01:46:18.640 Dr. Robert, Robert Epstein.

01:46:20.640 Again, you need to go to americasdigitalshield.com.

01:46:25.460 Learn more.

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01:46:30.160 Glenn Beck.

01:46:33.220 Every day you're assigned the list.

01:46:36.060 You know what I'm talking about, right?

01:46:39.560 I was just upstairs.

01:46:40.740 So I know my wife's not listening.

01:46:42.080 So I can say it, you know, the one that your wife gives you and he's like, Hey, I got these

01:46:45.820 things done this weekend.

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01:46:53.780 Anyway, uh, that list gets longer and longer and longer.

01:46:57.260 Uh, and there's always a job you forgot.

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01:47:02.580 When's the last time you cleaned out the gutters on your house?

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01:47:50.140 Yeah.

01:47:51.140 Yeah.

01:47:52.140 Yeah.

01:47:53.140 Yeah.

01:47:54.140 Yeah.

01:47:55.140 Yeah.

01:47:56.140 Yeah.

01:47:57.140 Yeah.

01:47:58.140 Yeah.

01:47:59.140 Yeah.

01:48:00.140 Yeah.

01:48:01.140 So, um, the podcast tomorrow is with Annie Jacobson, who is, I think one of my favorite

01:48:22.180 writers and one of my favorite investigative journalists.

01:48:26.400 Uh, she was, um, a Pulitzer prize, uh, winning finalist.

01:48:31.780 Um, and it's honestly, it's weird.

01:48:34.920 I mean, I, I, she would probably hate me saying this, um, because I don't know where she stands

01:48:40.500 politically.

01:48:41.000 I just always assume, but, um, it's like we're brother and sister.

01:48:45.480 I mean, we just think so much alike.

01:48:48.280 At least we're curious by the same kinds of things.

01:48:51.300 Um, she's written the new book, nuclear war.

01:48:54.840 And I was talking to her about that in three other books of hers that she wrote, um, because

01:49:00.540 I was just curious about her viewpoint on some things that I'm struggling to try to figure

01:49:04.240 out.

01:49:05.120 And, um, and after the interview was over, we were talking and I asked her another question.

01:49:10.000 I said, I'm really concerned about this.

01:49:11.360 And she just smiled.

01:49:12.100 And I said, what?

01:49:12.700 And she said, that's, that's the topic of my next book.

01:49:16.520 She said, you're going to love that one too.

01:49:18.600 Um, she just gets it.

01:49:20.980 Um, but I, as I was thinking about, you know, good journalists, I thought there's Schellenberger

01:49:27.560 now, uh, Cheryl Atkinson, Barry Weiss, Annie Jacobson, who else do?

01:49:35.860 We talked to Selena Zito the other day, uh, who's doing a great job as she has been for,

01:49:41.380 uh, many, many years covering, uh, Pennsylvania and, uh, so many other areas, uh, when it

01:49:48.640 comes to the heartland of the country.

01:49:50.260 She's great.

01:49:50.920 Yeah.

01:49:51.320 She listens to people.

01:49:52.520 Steve Baker is quickly becoming one of my favorite investigative journalists, mainly

01:49:56.920 because, well, you know what they're putting him through.

01:49:59.660 It's obvious that he is on the right track.

01:50:03.200 Um, but you, I don't think we, we couldn't have done that 10 years ago.

01:50:06.360 Could we name list off a bunch of people?

01:50:10.480 Yeah.

01:50:11.380 That are top quality people that you can go to that we don't necessarily agree with,

01:50:17.720 but you know, politically, but they actually are pursuing the truth.

01:50:23.380 Yeah, no, I mean, I think there is, there is a movement and there are some people who just

01:50:28.020 look at, and I think this is mainly caused by how far the left has gone in such a short

01:50:33.000 period of time.

01:50:33.900 Like the, like it, people who were on the left or in the middle, look at how far the

01:50:38.740 left has gone and say, guy, like, I, I don't know that I'm conservative, but I can't be that

01:50:43.440 whatever that is.

01:50:44.260 I don't want to be with them.

01:50:45.320 Yeah.

01:50:46.040 It's just liars.

01:50:47.480 Really?

01:50:47.880 I can't, I couldn't, could you imagine Stu spending your whole life, um, trying to do something,

01:50:56.240 you know, of meaning and then have people come in and start telling you, no, no, no, you can't

01:51:02.180 report that.

01:51:03.060 You can't talk about that.

01:51:04.360 You have to do this.

01:51:05.320 And those things are not nearly as important or, you know, are wrong.

01:51:10.100 You know, the Russia collusion thing, all of that.

01:51:13.280 Um, my gosh, I don't know how they live.

01:51:15.640 I really don't know how they, they function as a human being.

01:51:19.440 There's gotta be such cognitive dissonance in their life.

01:51:22.160 Yeah.

01:51:22.360 I mean, Barry Weiss is a great example just following that where they hired her as like

01:51:26.280 a top editorial person at the New York times.

01:51:30.080 And she went through, you know, a bunch of stuff behind the scenes, but eventually steps

01:51:35.420 down largely because she was upset with the direction of things were going.

01:51:40.300 They were firing, you know, editorial directors because they were allowing us senators to write

01:51:45.380 op-eds like, you know, it was like crazy and it got so crazy.

01:51:49.220 She started her own thing, the free press, which a lot of the people that you mentioned

01:51:52.740 have written for, um, which has been a really good addition to the media landscape.

01:51:56.620 And now the New York times just wrote a hit piece on her and her new effort.

01:52:01.520 Like that's how, that was like a few years.

01:52:04.260 And that is like from her being the hero there to the ultimate villain there in just a few

01:52:09.300 years.

01:52:09.680 And she's no conservative.

01:52:10.520 Yeah.

01:52:10.760 Well, I mean, look at, I mean, if you want to talk about that, the fastest turnover of the

01:52:14.480 press is Kamala Harris.

01:52:16.220 Yes.

01:52:16.620 That was in a day.

01:52:17.880 That was in a day.

01:52:19.860 Yeah.

01:52:20.140 That was crazy.

01:52:21.300 They leaked things and wrote everything that people in the Biden,

01:52:26.620 the white house hated about Kamala Harris.

01:52:28.380 They wrote every little bit of it for three years.

01:52:31.660 And within a weekend, she went from literally this hated person.

01:52:36.860 No one wanted to work for her.

01:52:38.340 She was stupid.

01:52:39.340 She failed on all the tasks she was given and she turned into Rosa Parks times, Barack

01:52:44.560 Obama.

01:52:45.360 I know.

01:52:45.840 In like 48 hours.

01:52:47.440 I know.

01:52:47.660 It's crazy.

01:52:48.580 So let me tell you another story we haven't talked about.

01:52:50.780 I want to get to this podcast.

01:52:52.020 Um, and we'll, we'll do that as soon as we can.

01:52:55.020 Um, but listen to it.

01:52:56.480 It is with, uh, Annie Jacobson.

01:52:58.320 It's on nuclear war.

01:52:59.920 This is a fantastic book that I think everybody should read.

01:53:03.420 We have forgotten, um, about nuclear war.

01:53:07.080 We don't have the, um, collective memory anymore of how bad nuclear war is.

01:53:16.020 And when Donald Trump was talking to Elon Musk, uh, on Monday, he brought it up at least seven

01:53:21.940 times, nuclear war, nuclear war, nuclear war.

01:53:24.880 He'd bring it up out of the blue and just say, look, so it's something really on his mind.

01:53:31.140 And I think it should be on the mind of every leader, uh, and, uh, every citizen.

01:53:35.960 We cannot go into world war three with nuclear weapons.

01:53:39.920 We cannot do it.

01:53:42.000 Um, so listen to that.

01:53:43.360 It's available now for blaze subscribers, uh, and also available for everybody, wherever

01:53:48.160 you get your, uh, podcast that's tomorrow.

01:53:50.900 You don't want to miss that episode.

01:53:52.860 It's really good.

01:53:54.440 Um, but one thing we didn't talk about, uh, today yet that I find absolutely remarkable.

01:54:02.800 I don't know if you heard, but secret service kind of fouled up a few weeks ago.

01:54:09.180 Uh, president Trump was almost killed.

01:54:11.280 Have you, by the way, seen the videos too, where they put the marksman, um, site on his

01:54:19.460 head in real time with the video.

01:54:21.700 So it shows where the marksman was aiming as he fired the bullet.

01:54:26.320 Yeah.

01:54:26.760 I've seen this, at least a version of this.

01:54:29.040 I don't know if we're talking about the exact same one, but it's incredible.

01:54:31.060 It's, it would have gone right, almost right in his temple.

01:54:35.460 It would have been John F.

01:54:36.960 Kennedy.

01:54:37.840 Okay.

01:54:38.400 And he turns right at the right moment.

01:54:41.500 And I mean, it's, it's a fraction of a second.

01:54:45.420 It's unbelievable.

01:54:46.940 And it just grazes his ear, but it would have gone right through his temple on live television.

01:54:52.400 Um, it's just crazy.

01:54:55.420 So we haven't seen anybody really lose their job.

01:54:58.780 Um, we haven't seen any disciplinary action.

01:55:01.420 We haven't heard of anything they're doing differently.

01:55:03.660 Now, listen to this.

01:55:05.580 This sounds like a Babylon B, uh, article.

01:55:09.340 The U S secret service left former president, Donald Trump vulnerable to attack after a female

01:55:17.280 agent reportedly abandoned her post to breastfeed her child during an event in Asheville, North

01:55:25.060 Carolina on Wednesday.

01:55:29.080 Okay.

01:55:29.880 This is after the guy is almost killed.

01:55:33.960 The person, listen to this shortly before Trump's motorcade was set to arrive in the area.

01:55:39.340 The site agent in charge overseeing all security for the event took one final sweep of walking

01:55:48.000 the route, according to a report.

01:55:50.120 Um, um, and she walked and then during the last minute security check, um, they're walking

01:55:59.740 this thing and they find her breastfeeding her child in a room reserved for quote, important

01:56:07.100 secret service official work.

01:56:09.340 Now, not only was she in there, but her family members were in there and they had gone past secret

01:56:16.560 service without a check.

01:56:19.400 Now this is wrong for a couple of reasons.

01:56:21.860 Obviously

01:56:22.620 The secret service is not protecting their assets.

01:56:32.840 Okay.

01:56:33.340 There is nothing more important than the protector protecting the protectee.

01:56:41.180 If you are on that job, you're not doing anything else.

01:56:44.920 How hard is this?

01:56:46.560 You're not doing anything else.

01:56:48.200 You're not taking phone calls.

01:56:50.140 You're not reading texts.

01:56:51.860 Even if you're standing back behind seat, you are doing your damn job.

01:56:56.560 You certainly don't have your family bring your baby while you're in charge of it and breastfeed

01:57:04.900 your baby.

01:57:05.720 Now I could, this is not about breastfeeding.

01:57:09.440 However, I'm going to make it about breastfeeding, but that's in part two.

01:57:12.840 This is not about breastfeeding.

01:57:14.840 This is about do your damn job.

01:57:19.680 As somebody who has seen the secret service up close, they are not protecting the president, the vice

01:57:36.200 president, and the former president.

01:57:38.500 They are not qualified anymore to do it.

01:57:44.060 God, when will somebody wake up to this?

01:57:46.600 Are we going to have to have a president shot or a candidate shot?

01:57:51.680 I'm worried about any candidate at any time getting shot.

01:57:56.780 Do your job.

01:57:59.040 And if your baby interferes with that, then you should retire or take a hiatus.

01:58:06.740 Okay.

01:58:07.640 Now let me make this about breastfeeding.

01:58:09.460 Are we really a country that thinks it's okay to have somebody who their job is to put their

01:58:23.240 body in front of the body of somebody that is being targeted?

01:58:28.020 Are we really a society that thinks it's okay for a mother who is still breastfeeding that we're all cool

01:58:41.240 with her being the one taking the bullet for the president?

01:58:45.460 I mean, nobody wants to lose a dad either.

01:58:47.960 Nobody wants to lose a mom, you know, when you got teenagers in the house.

01:58:51.760 I get that.

01:58:52.860 But she's still breastfeeding the child.

01:58:59.220 The hell is wrong with us as a society?

01:59:03.720 Oh, we got to stand up for women.

01:59:05.260 We got to stand up for women.

01:59:07.080 Well, nobody's standing up for women.

01:59:09.040 Oh, yes, we are.

01:59:09.920 Those are men.

01:59:11.160 They're not women.

01:59:12.540 Those are men.

01:59:13.460 And you dismiss and diminish women every time you stand up for a man in a dress who says he's a woman.

01:59:23.340 You degrade women.

01:59:28.200 Now, I know you're not supposed to hold the door open for anybody.

01:59:31.400 I'll tell you, I give my kids the lecture.

01:59:36.240 They are so familiar with it, but they're happy that they've been raised this way.

01:59:42.020 But they stick out like a sore thumb.

01:59:44.540 I told my daughter, don't you ever get into a car with a boy who doesn't open the door for you.

01:59:49.620 You just stand there.

01:59:50.860 If he gets in, you just stand there.

01:59:52.640 Don't say anything until he gets out.

01:59:54.720 And he'll probably say, what?

01:59:57.240 I don't know.

01:59:57.980 Open the door for me.

01:59:59.680 My daughter does it, and it's a test.

02:00:02.180 It's a test.

02:00:04.820 And my son does the same thing.

02:00:06.400 He opens the door every time.

02:00:08.840 And I know you're not supposed to do that, because women are strong enough.

02:00:12.940 Yeah, I get it.

02:00:14.740 Out of respect, out of common decency, can we not have this?

02:00:24.340 Can we not just say, hey, take a couple of months off, at least until your baby,

02:00:32.580 you know, you for some reason can't pump.

02:00:37.020 But, you know, even if you're pumping, your baby is still dependent on you.

02:00:44.280 Take a Secret Service job that doesn't require you to stand as a shield for the president.

02:00:50.240 It's a Treasury Department, man.

02:00:51.620 They've got a lot of stuff you can do.

02:00:54.320 One more thing.

02:00:55.320 Members of my security staff have been on jobs recently.

02:01:06.800 And, you know, they'll stand back as they are, you know, I'm doing something and the president is there.

02:01:13.420 And so my security and Secret Service, they just talk, you know, while we're doing stuff.

02:01:17.760 And he was talking to one of them, one of my guys was talking to a Secret Service agent.

02:01:27.460 And how long have you been guarding the former president?

02:01:32.800 Oh, they just shoved me here.

02:01:35.220 What?

02:01:36.520 Yeah, they just put me here.

02:01:39.640 It's not the job I want.

02:01:40.980 I don't want to be doing this.

02:01:42.500 I really want this job, blah, blah, blah.

02:01:44.540 May I ask, then, why the hell are you on that detail?

02:01:52.860 That detail used to be something that was honorable, that you'd kill to be on that team, that that was the highest honor.

02:02:03.560 Now we're putting people on that are like, I wish I had another job.

02:02:07.160 I don't want to do this.

02:02:08.680 Secret Service is out of control.

02:02:11.260 It's out of control.

02:02:14.540 But somebody has got to save the republic.

02:02:19.460 And it ain't going to be the Secret Service.

02:02:21.840 You keep your eyes peeled when you're at events.

02:02:24.980 All right, more in just a second.

02:02:27.380 I saved that for the last because I knew I'd put my voice out.

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02:02:44.800 And he, you know, you might have to, in my case, I had to hand feed Uno because he just would lose interest and he wouldn't eat.

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02:02:52.980 When I heard about Rough Greens, I talked to Dennis Black.

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02:03:10.280 And I said, look, I just want him to eat the kibble food.

02:03:14.620 You know, Dennis, will he actually eat food?

02:03:17.820 Because I can't hand feed him anymore.

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02:04:02.440 Our extraordinary President Joe Biden.

02:04:16.720 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

02:04:19.820 Woo!

02:04:22.800 And he's going to speak in a minute, but there's a lot of love in this room for our president.

02:04:29.760 Oh, they love him.

02:04:31.080 They love that guy so much.

02:04:33.320 They sure do.

02:04:34.460 They love.

02:04:35.060 Can you feel the joy in that clip?

02:04:37.080 Can you feel it?

02:04:38.720 Incredible amounts of joy.

02:04:39.980 And they just love him.

02:04:41.780 They love him so much that they had to remove him after he won the primary and participated

02:04:46.480 in a debate on stage as the nominee.

02:04:48.500 And they just needed to throw him to the side like a piece of trash and put in, I don't want

02:04:56.120 to say, another piece of trash, but another candidate in to replace him.

02:05:01.100 And that's the joy of the Kamala Harris campaign.

02:05:03.640 By the way, beautiful speaking voice she has.

02:05:05.860 That's not going to be irritating people at all over the next few months.

02:05:10.420 I'm sure that's going to hold up really, really well.

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02:05:14.880 Have a great weekend.

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The Glenn Beck Program - August 16, 2024

Exposing the Biden Admin’s ‘Bidenbucks’ Election Scheme ｜ Guests： AG Austin Knudsen & Sen. Mike Lee ｜ 8⧸16⧸24 ｜ The Glenn Beck Program

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