The Glenn Beck Program - Fauci's Leaked Diary Reveals the Cover-Up Was WORSE Than We Knew ｜ 7⧸27⧸26

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00:02:37.740 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program i want to introduce you to america's dr frankenstein

00:02:48.540 We know him as the ever-affable, ever-humble Dr. Fauci.

00:02:55.500 I don't know if you saw the diary that was released, his diary.

00:03:01.040 He's going to come and testify in front of Congress.

00:03:03.540 And he's kind of in a rough place because now we have a diary.

00:03:08.100 We have all of these facts that are all documented now.

00:03:11.320 We know he perjured himself.

00:03:12.540 but he can't be prosecuted for any of that

00:03:15.500 unless you want to take on the Biden auto pin

00:03:18.640 and that auto pin will fight you to the death

00:03:21.080 so we don't know if you can do anything with this

00:03:26.160 unless he perjures himself on Wednesday

00:03:29.380 and I think that's what Rand Paul is going for

00:03:32.240 but just to get you in the mood

00:03:34.000 we want to start with that

00:03:35.280 we also have more on Iran

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00:05:07.660 Well, let me say hello to our

00:05:09.440 visitor for the week, Jason

00:05:11.620 Buttrill, who is up here at the ranch.

00:05:13.740 Hello, Jason. Hello, Glenn.

00:05:15.480 How are you? Hot. Yeah, it is

00:05:17.560 hot up here. This is ridiculous. Yeah, I know.

00:05:19.600 I know.

00:05:21.140 We didn't have any snow up in the

00:05:23.380 Rocky Mountains, or had

00:05:25.500 very little snow.

00:05:27.400 It's a thing of the past, you know. Anyway,

00:05:29.240 but we had very little snow, very

00:05:31.400 little water, and now it is

00:05:32.840 boiling hot uh you know it's a it's 100 degrees um up here in the mountains uh which is highly

00:05:41.280 unusual and uh it was what about 100 when you landed in 102 102 salt lake city 102 i thought

00:05:49.660 you come to the north to get away from that no it's the death people don't understand salt lake

00:05:54.000 city they always just think it's those are mountains in near salt lake city those are

00:05:58.600 mountains but salt lake is a desert it's a desert uh you know that's why it kills me whenever they

00:06:05.480 say we're gonna put all of the we're gonna put all of these uh uh these data centers in utah

00:06:11.620 because oh plentiful water no it's a desert i don't care what it is this is stupid yeah

00:06:17.760 it's just stupid so anyway um i want to get an update from you on what happened i i'm very

00:06:23.240 concerned on the ukrainian involvement now but we'll get into that also i got a note from the

00:06:29.520 president uh this weekend i have to tell you about and uh but i want to start with the fauci thing

00:06:34.140 if you don't like fauci you're not going to be disappointed

00:06:45.020 i'm not going to do anything that is going to make you like him if you do like him you might

00:06:53.180 be disappointed um because uh he's really truly an egomaniac monster uh there is a story out um

00:07:02.120 now the his diary has just been released um and if you read this you read his diary it's it's not

00:07:09.860 really the best um shoot did i lose that stupid diary where is that diary now do you have in front

00:07:17.840 of you which one uh the diary that with the quotes in his diary yeah okay give me some of the quotes

00:07:23.540 of the diary i just i just lost it so um on january 26 2020 fauci writes in his diary now we know the

00:07:31.040 market was not the source so he's talking about the wuhan uh you know wet market where they were

00:07:36.860 you know cooking up all that amazing bat soup yeah because it's natural origin so it started

00:07:41.720 in you know in the animals there and spread from the market so we were told yeah but this one's

00:07:47.480 clearly says now we know the market was not the source it was the amplifier so not exactly what

00:07:53.920 we were hearing the amplifier wait a minute what do you mean the amplifier so i think what he's

00:07:58.840 talking about there is that's where it just kind of went on steroids and started spreading all over

00:08:02.440 the place yeah because the front door of the lab is right there at the wet market that's why

00:08:08.700 yeah literally like a football's throw you know what kills me is remember when we did this special

00:08:12.800 on this and we we showed that they they had a lockdown at the laboratory i think it was in

00:08:18.540 november and then they went in and they completely did redid all of the venting and the duct work

00:08:24.640 and everything they had a complete emergency cleaning and re-ventilation of that a month

00:08:32.820 before we saw the first outbreak and you had doctors that were sick uh from there and you

00:08:38.740 know Fauci knew at that point. By December, Fauci knew. Yeah, there's additional stuff just on that

00:08:47.400 entry alone, and I'm reading from another summary of this. So privately in his diaries, Fauci was

00:08:54.020 admitting that basically he no longer believed that the wet market was the origin, you know,

00:08:58.720 and you had to be basically an idiot because Wuhan, you know, Institute of Virology is right

00:09:03.160 there but a week later knew he knew all of the things that we proved six months into this right

00:09:10.680 anyway go ahead and anyone that disagreed with natural origin was an idiot and and deserves to

00:09:15.900 be shamed yes basically yes so a week later he convenes a call with 12 scientists you want to

00:09:22.860 know how many of them thought that it was uh you know natural origin spillover from animals

00:09:30.220 out of those 12 only two only two the rest of them are like i don't do doc it's kind of this

00:09:39.520 is looking fishy here but that is not what we heard the consensus was from all the academic

00:09:44.660 papers was that no this is natural origin you know if you think this is an outbreak yeah gotta

00:09:49.760 be an idiot yeah and it was it was made to look like there were only two in the room that didn't

00:09:55.640 think that remember yeah because we reported it at the time and it was made to look like two

00:10:01.480 walked into that room to disagree with what the other 11 and saying no no no no and it was the

00:10:08.380 consensus but apparently that's not it now again all of this is now according to his own diary

00:10:14.360 this is not speculation on these are the words in his own diary all right what else but also to that

00:10:21.220 why would you be concerned about this not being natural origin why would you be concerned if this

00:10:28.840 could possibly been manipulated in a lab if you're in the united states government with control of

00:10:35.580 all these funds that are going out all over the world to possibly support things like gain-of-function

00:10:40.400 research why would this concern you so much maybe because you were the one releasing some of these

00:10:47.800 funds to places like china maybe maybe that would look bad so when you get into this now we're going

00:10:54.280 to show you some of the things he said because he's an out-of-control egomaniac um when you

00:10:58.880 get into this part understand this is the main thing you have to know about this guy and here's

00:11:05.980 why he he is the wrong kind of he has no humility in him at all and so when we had a law that said

00:11:14.920 you can't do this. He felt he was right. And so he was going to do it anyway. And come hell or high

00:11:22.680 water, he would find a way to do it. And then he covered it all up. So the guy who is literally,

00:11:29.320 I believe, responsible for millions of dead, one guy, and it's Fauci and anyone else that was in

00:11:38.320 on this project with him, but Fauci knew it, and he just felt it was too important to let the law

00:11:45.100 stop them, so he found a way around it. Now, if you think that's bad, listen to some of the things

00:11:53.420 that he said in his diary about his fame. Gosh. It's grotesque. Yeah, I mean, if you even just

00:12:01.840 leave out some of his personal phone calls with people like Barbra Streisand and how he's

00:12:06.860 convincing her to get an mRNA vaccine.

00:12:09.140 Oh, and another little anecdote about how he's teaching

00:12:11.060 Barbra Streisand how to use the Alexa device.

00:12:13.920 He's also saying

00:12:14.980 things like this, quote,

00:12:17.080 one person said that Tyra Banks

00:12:18.920 was sexy, but that I was even

00:12:21.020 more sexy than she was.

00:12:22.540 Oh my gosh.

00:12:23.840 Oh my gosh.

00:12:25.660 Yes, you know.

00:12:27.520 He should start another 1200 dead

00:12:30.420 this morning, but you know, they said

00:12:32.840 that Tyra Banks was sexy,

00:12:34.740 but I'm even more sexy.

00:12:36.000 On the bright side.

00:12:36.900 On the bright side, I'm the sexiest man alive.

00:12:39.780 I mean, it's just horrible.

00:12:42.720 And following up with that, quote, I kind of feel like I should say Dear Diary.

00:12:47.620 Quote, Dear Diary, press still hot and heavy about me.

00:12:51.160 Multiple stories per day, directly or indirectly involving me.

00:12:56.000 Oh, yeah.

00:12:57.220 Oh, my gosh.

00:12:57.840 It goes on.

00:12:58.980 Multiple entries like this.

00:13:00.600 He talks about, and, you know, I got a siding phone call today.

00:13:04.340 they asked me to be on dancing on the star with the stars that can you maybe pay attention to the

00:13:12.040 millions that are dying i found some other ones here jason that you know the press doesn't have

00:13:19.000 yet uh deaths just crossed 70 000 tragic of course but on a lighter note a woman in line

00:13:25.400 in the pharmacy recognized me and started crying not from the virus but because she was meeting me

00:13:31.020 i signed her n95 she said i'll never wash it again uh let's see uh april 9th another 1800

00:13:41.060 dead today tough huh but the washington post just called me the most trusted man in america

00:13:47.740 i'm thinking about having that embroidered on my lab coat um august 4 another 1200 lives lost

00:13:55.440 overnight devastating but on the upside my wikipedia page just hit a million views in 24

00:14:00.920 hours i've asked the nih communications team to start tracking fauci mentions per death it seems

00:14:08.760 important for historical records i mean the guy could have written those when you read his diary

00:14:15.020 he could have written those he was that out of touch do we have the in style uh magazine cover

00:14:21.300 It's on my computer now.

00:14:23.800 Okay, well, I don't think people can see your computer.

00:14:25.760 I tell you what, why don't you just come over and lean over his shoulder?

00:14:29.920 I think they can bring it up.

00:14:31.000 Can you bring it up?

00:14:33.660 Anyway, so there's a picture of Fauci, and he is on InStyle, the cover,

00:14:40.840 and he's got his sunglasses on.

00:14:43.260 He's sitting by the pool, and it's grotesque.

00:14:46.280 When you see it, it's absolutely grotesque.

00:14:49.000 Yeah, and now reading these diaries and knowing how infatuated he was with all the attention and fame, the look on his face right there just makes me nauseous.

00:14:59.740 Look at that. I have to tell you, he's coming to Washington to testify in front of Congress. Rand Paul is going to be there. It should be interesting.

00:15:09.940 Now, here's the thing. He can't incriminate himself because he is already pardoned for everything he did in the last 10 years. So there's nothing that they can get him on. He could go on and say, yeah, five years ago, I was doing X, Y, and Z. I have nothing to do with it now.

00:15:31.200 and there's nothing anybody can do about it.

00:15:34.520 However, my guess is, and I could be wrong,

00:15:38.660 my guess is he's going to plead the fifth.

00:15:41.700 And here's why this is a problem.

00:15:44.700 He can't incriminate himself for past crimes.

00:15:49.440 So if he pleads the fifth, that would be covering a new crime.

00:15:56.100 And what's going to happen is Rand Paul is going to ask him all of exactly the same questions that he asked the last time or the last 10 times he testified.

00:16:10.280 And Fauci was very specific on how he answered everything.

00:16:13.900 Well, we now have all of the evidence that he was lying, but he's covered because of Joe Biden and the auto pin pardoning him.

00:16:24.080 So what Rand Paul is trying to do is get him to say,

00:16:27.780 do you still stand by that?

00:16:30.720 Yes.

00:16:32.140 Can you tell me?

00:16:32.860 I'm going to ask you the same question.

00:16:34.220 Can you tell me, were you doing any of these things?

00:16:36.440 He would have to answer no.

00:16:38.900 If he answers yes, it's a new crime, okay?

00:16:42.800 Or if he answers no and stays consistent, it's a new crime.

00:16:46.420 And so what he's going to say is, I think I plead the fifth.

00:16:50.280 because he either has to and he's too much of an ego he either has to say no i was lying to you

00:16:56.700 and that he won't get prosecuted for that i was lying to you nope that's not true i don't i don't

00:17:04.600 believe that um he won't go to jail for that however he has too much of an ego to say he was

00:17:12.820 lying and so the only thing his attorneys are going to say to him is then good good just plead

00:17:20.000 the fifth plead the fifth if he pleads the fifth we know he was lying because that's the only reason

00:17:26.120 why you would do it because that's the only new crime i'm curious about the gain of function

00:17:31.360 question that i know senator paul is going to ask him i feel like that would be the easiest one

00:17:36.400 to where you've got a lot of data to back up the fact that this they were funding what looks like

00:17:42.720 gain function over there the reason i say looks like because they changed the definition there's

00:17:48.020 so many ways you could weasel out of that right no no no no if you define it the way ran paul has

00:17:54.720 and the way the united states always has but when fauci testified if you remember right

00:17:59.060 the nih went in and changed the definition after his testimony they changed the definition to match

00:18:06.700 what he said so no you know the only game you're playing is the game he set up okay so now i i'm

00:18:16.980 less optimistic than i was before in the insider segment about why well the way you're describing

00:18:22.760 it right there sounds like there are ways that they can be like well based off this definition

00:18:26.820 oh that's what he's going to do because that's what he did towards the end when they were like

00:18:31.560 that's not that's not even the definition that's the official definition i don't know how you

00:18:35.840 define it but that's how we define it and that was the game he played the only chance i think

00:18:40.880 i'd like to have ran paul on because he's been thinking about it um i i think the only way you

00:18:45.520 really get him here is if he perjures himself because that's a new crime but i think he's too

00:18:53.400 smart to perjure himself he would listen to his attorneys uh and plead the fifth but he is so

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00:20:31.840 so while we're here on popular people let's just talk about mom donnie here for a second

00:20:39.000 um there is an effort led by now the families of the 9-11 victims and they are demanding

00:20:44.960 that mom donnie does not show up or is not invited for the 25th anniversary uh of ground zero

00:20:53.860 There's no way he doesn't show up.

00:20:56.540 There's no way.

00:20:58.520 I mean, right?

00:21:00.740 Just in his arrogance, he will show up.

00:21:04.120 The family should plan on something, you know,

00:21:08.460 just if he speaks or he shows up,

00:21:11.360 the whole crowd should just turn around and face the other direction.

00:21:14.380 I mean, a silent protest like that would speak volumes.

00:21:19.040 Any trying to shut him down or anything else

00:21:21.360 because he's going to come.

00:21:22.940 And, you know, that should tell everybody, you know, something important.

00:21:28.840 When the families of 9-11 get together and they're like,

00:21:33.040 this guy is an insult to the memory of our loved ones.

00:21:36.640 No, he can't be at our 25th anniversary.

00:21:41.720 He shouldn't be there.

00:21:43.440 That's saying something, don't you think?

00:21:45.500 Is it just me that thinks that's a big deal?

00:21:47.720 Like more people should pay attention to that?

00:21:50.020 Oh, no, it's a huge deal.

00:21:51.100 And in the middle of all of that, he's calling for actively protests to hit the streets once Netanyahu gets into the United States.

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00:22:06.220 You got to know they know he knows.

00:22:08.520 He knows exactly what he's doing.

00:22:10.700 And I know you're going to talk about this later in the show.

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00:22:21.360 It's almost like somebody predicted that.

00:22:22.940 And that's kind of like the attitude of journalists and leftists all over the world.

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00:22:29.460 Like, why is this happening?

00:22:31.280 Go back and listen to my shows in 2008, 9, and 10.

00:22:34.460 Gosh.

00:22:35.040 I made it very, very clear what's causing this.

00:22:37.520 And what is causing this is the collectivism of socialism.

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00:22:43.600 And whenever you experience as a people collectivism, Marxism, anti-Semitism goes right with it.

00:22:53.200 Why?

00:22:53.840 That has nothing to do with Jews.

00:22:55.260 It has everything to do with the God that the Jews gave the world that empowers people and looks at them as individuals, not the collective.

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00:24:58.020 So a couple of days ago,

00:24:59.580 two police cruisers pulled over a billboard truck in Toronto.

00:25:04.460 Not for speeding, not for a bad taillight, but officers were responding to a complaint about the message on the side of the truck being a hate crime.

00:25:17.860 You want to hear the hate crime? Here was the message on the side of the truck.

00:25:22.660 Women and girls deserve safety on the field, privacy and dignity in the locker room, and fairness on the podium.

00:25:30.360 then it claimed that males are competing in female sports a website address and a call to sign a

00:25:36.560 petition that's it that's the crime in canada now police investigated they didn't take any

00:25:46.820 enforcement action they let the truck drive away rebel news says this is the second time now in

00:25:52.280 toronto police have gone over a truck with uh paid advertisement and the outcome doesn't change what

00:25:58.820 happened because the investigation is the sentence remember um governments can make your life a living

00:26:05.220 hell somebody made a phone call cruisers rolled officers stood on the pavement deciding whether

00:26:11.020 the sentence about locker rooms was a criminal act what does this mean well if you're thinking

00:26:18.720 about putting an advertisement up on the side of a truck you're now risking the next police stop

00:26:25.560 and that that cost gets paid no matter what the charge is okay now you may disagree with the ad

00:26:32.840 that's fine you might agree with it that's fine think it's wrong about the science wrong about

00:26:40.160 the numbers wrong about the whole question fine that's what you're supposed to do with an argument

00:26:45.120 you think is bad you beat it nobody was threatened nobody was told to go and do violence to anybody

00:26:51.500 a group of women bought advertising space to make a claim about the rules of sports.

00:27:00.040 In this country, you know, that's an argument.

00:27:05.500 And now it's, you know, over before it even begins.

00:27:08.980 The First Amendment does not say Congress shall weigh the harm.

00:27:13.220 It says Congress shall make no law.

00:27:15.560 Five words.

00:27:17.400 They're on walls in Washington, D.C., not up in Canada.

00:27:21.500 Canada guarantees freedom of expression as well.

00:27:25.240 Now, here's why this is so important.

00:27:27.300 Because all of your socialist friends, all of the people who, you know, say the United States is no different than the rest,

00:27:33.580 they'll all say Canada has freedom of speech.

00:27:35.960 No, they have freedom of expression.

00:27:38.920 Listen to this.

00:27:39.720 It's Section 2B of their charter.

00:27:41.940 And it's really clear.

00:27:44.340 Section 1 comes first.

00:27:45.700 Section 1 says every right in the document is subject to such reasonable limits

00:27:51.600 as can be demonstratedly justified in a free and democratic society.

00:27:57.800 Demonstrated by whom?

00:27:59.860 A judge.

00:28:01.920 When?

00:28:03.480 After the complaint, after the investigation, after the lawyers, after the years.

00:28:08.140 So you hold the right, but somebody else holds the ruler.

00:28:13.300 Britain shows you where the ruler ends up.

00:28:16.160 Times of London went to the police forces of England and Wales

00:28:19.680 with freedom of information requests.

00:28:21.420 They found 12,183 arrests in a single year

00:28:26.620 under two communication statutes.

00:28:29.540 Imagine that.

00:28:30.960 I mean, Great Britain is not a large place.

00:28:34.500 People have no idea.

00:28:36.120 Until you travel, you have no idea how big the United States is.

00:28:39.800 just in square footage, but also people. 12,000 people in Great Britain. That's sending a message

00:28:50.260 that anything you say might be deemed grossly offensive, indecent, obscene, or menacing.

00:28:58.720 That's 33 people a day, up 58% from 2019. Now, here's the number that tells you what the laws

00:29:07.540 are actually for. The sentencing for those same offenses fell to 1,119. That's down from nearly

00:29:15.760 2,000 a decade earlier. So the arrests are way up, but the convictions are way down,

00:29:21.440 which means the arrest was never the means to the conviction. The arrest was the product.

00:29:29.860 Why? Why? Why is this happening?

00:29:32.780 i'm going to tell you in about 30 minutes there is a totally different view of what's going on

00:29:41.120 that once you have it i don't think you'll be able to unsee it i'm going to give you a sneak

00:29:44.780 glimpse of it uh today um i'm working on a special that i want to do um and i want to

00:29:52.900 just give you a glimpse of it here in a minute but it explains everything let me take back to

00:29:58.040 January of 1965. Canadian government appointed a special committee on hate propaganda. It was

00:30:04.700 chaired by Maxwell Cohen. That's the dean of one of their law schools who later sat on the

00:30:09.420 International Court of Justice, you know, the one that wants to now arrest Benjamin Netanyahu.

00:30:16.820 On the panel was a law professor named Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Five years before he'd be the

00:30:24.180 prime minister, signing the very provisions the committee recommended into the criminal code. Now,

00:30:29.420 these were not censors by temperament. They had watched with living memory what organized

00:30:36.660 propaganda had done to the Jews of Europe. And so they were watching neo-Nazi materials

00:30:41.960 circulating in Ontario and Quebec. Everything always starts with a good reason. Their report

00:30:48.000 said plainly free expression should, in most cases, take precedence over any limit placed on it.

00:30:54.180 They're trying to draw a narrow line around the worst thing they had ever seen.

00:30:57.320 And the line would not stay narrow because it never does.

00:31:01.680 When you write laws whose trigger is offense, grossly offensive, likely to be promoted, you know, to promote hatred, you have a, you've handled the definition of the crime.

00:31:15.360 and you've handed it to people who can call the police

00:31:20.300 and then you've handed it to the judge who gets to decide

00:31:24.120 whether that's really what the law is talking about.

00:31:27.020 The act is fixed.

00:31:28.700 The feeling isn't.

00:31:29.660 60 years later, the tool that was built to stop the Nazis

00:31:34.180 is now stopping a truck about swim meets.

00:31:41.640 This has happened in America.

00:31:43.640 You know the story.

00:31:45.360 it happened under the Sedition Act in 1798

00:31:51.720 by one of the guys who,

00:31:53.060 I mean, John Adams started the Sedition Act

00:31:55.100 because he didn't like the fact

00:31:57.260 that people were making fun of him.

00:31:59.620 New Jersey, he was in Newark in New Jersey,

00:32:02.160 and they greeted the president with a 16-gun salute.

00:32:06.580 Inside a tavern on the route,

00:32:08.740 a man named Luther Baldwin,

00:32:10.520 he was a veteran of the Continental Army,

00:32:12.220 he fought in the Revolutionary War,

00:32:13.800 he said as the cannon sounded one of his friends jokes that they were firing at atoms

00:32:20.400 baldwin who is drunk and happy about this said he wouldn't care if they fired through the

00:32:26.000 president's backside well the tavern owner turned him in baldwin was indicted and convicted in

00:32:34.300 federal court for speaking seditious words defaming the president of the united states

00:32:38.860 He was fined $150, a fortune, to a guy who did, he was a garbage boat pilot, and he was held in jail until he paid it, which was just a polite way of saying, you're going to be held in jail.

00:32:51.560 In America, under the Sedition Act, signed by a founding father, enforced by federal judges, seven years after the Bill of Rights, the first man prosecuted under that act was a sitting congressman.

00:33:04.940 matthew lyon he was from vermont he got four months and a thousand dollar fine for writing

00:33:11.480 that adams was drunk on pomp and power vermont re-elected him in a landslide while he was

00:33:18.140 sitting in jail so on july 4th 1840 independence day congress passed chapter 45 an act to refund

00:33:27.560 the fine imposed on Matthew Lyon long after he was dead, $1,060 and 96 cents, I think,

00:33:39.760 plus interest, 42 years of interest, because we were wrong, because our own president got

00:33:50.280 it wrong, a founding father got it wrong.

00:33:53.280 And so they wrote a check to the man's grandchild.

00:33:57.580 That's what a country looks like when it corrects itself.

00:34:00.100 Not a press release, a line in the statute book with a dollar figure attached to it.

00:34:05.480 And they say, we'll never do this again.

00:34:08.180 We've been there before, but we're watching this happen in country after country after country.

00:34:14.060 It's happening in Canada.

00:34:15.460 It's happening in England.

00:34:16.780 It's happening in Europe.

00:34:17.960 It's happening all over the world.

00:34:19.500 Right?

00:34:23.280 I bring this up because we are not like any other country.

00:34:31.980 Everybody wants to save democracy.

00:34:34.340 Let's save democracy.

00:34:36.120 Democracy is not voting.

00:34:38.260 Any tyrant can hold a vote.

00:34:40.980 Democracy is the fight before the vote.

00:34:43.820 The tavern, the pamphlet, the truck driving down the street

00:34:47.100 with something on the side of it that makes people really upset.

00:34:50.060 You take that away, and the ballot is just a receipt for a decision that was made somewhere else by someone else.

00:34:58.360 The answer to a billboard you hate has never been a police cruiser.

00:35:02.660 It's another billboard.

00:35:03.680 Rent your own truck.

00:35:05.260 We're the only country on earth that wrote that no law can change that.

00:35:11.500 And we used to mean it.

00:35:13.200 Do we still mean it?

00:35:14.360 i don't think most americans have ever considered what it cost to get those words

00:35:21.440 or what it would feel like to live just a few miles north and not have them ask luther baldwin

00:35:28.420 he knows exactly what it feels like we can't allow that to happen in america

00:35:33.060 but we're getting so divided now that's why we have to restore the actual principles of the

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00:37:02.720 all right so the president uh had a few things to say at the white house correspondence dinner

00:37:18.440 i don't know who wrote these jokes for him but they're absolutely brilliant

00:37:22.300 um he had something to say well i guess it was about the uh iran war listen to this

00:37:32.720 we have it yes oh i can play for mine sure yeah well i have all of the press here in one place i

00:37:42.680 have to say that we're having an amazing load of accomplishments that the media never talks about

00:37:49.880 for example under my administration a once feared and powerful regime that relentlessly attacked

00:37:56.160 america has finally been toppled their former leaders have been removed and they're now being

00:38:01.800 run by a gay dictator

00:38:03.360 facing internal divisions

00:38:05.780 but I for one

00:38:07.780 wish Barry Weiss

00:38:09.220 all the best at CBS News.

00:38:13.220 Listen

00:38:13.780 to that reaction in the room.

00:38:15.820 They don't know what to do.

00:38:17.620 They don't know what to do. That is

00:38:19.700 absolutely brilliant.

00:38:22.200 Just brilliant.

00:38:24.320 What was the other one that he

00:38:25.880 Caitlin Collins? Yeah, Caitlin Collins.

00:38:27.960 Listen to this. This is about CNN.

00:38:30.260 Learn to listen.

00:38:31.800 But I want to personally congratulate CNN's Caitlin Callens on receiving her award.

00:38:39.600 It was all about me.

00:38:40.820 It's a fake.

00:38:41.520 She shouldn't get the award.

00:38:42.700 It was a fake.

00:38:43.460 But I didn't mind.

00:38:44.200 I said, Caitlin, congratulations.

00:38:46.860 But it was fake.

00:38:47.740 There's no question about it.

00:38:48.820 But she's a young, attractive woman.

00:38:51.860 She never smiles.

00:38:53.220 I said, Caitlin, do you ever smile?

00:38:55.440 Smile.

00:38:56.160 You have a nice position.

00:38:58.180 You're at CNN Fake News.

00:38:59.920 you should be a happy person so smile caitlin just smile but uh we attack and i thought caitlin had

00:39:06.940 really made it big with a major new sponsorship but then i informed her that it wasn't her

00:39:15.200 on the bud light can it was dylan moldany and dylan no laughter no laughter can i show you

00:39:26.520 this show my screen again he tweeted out this on true social just put uh superposed her face on

00:39:33.160 so funny so funny i gotta tell you i you know it's insane he is he is he got up and he did to that

00:39:48.000 room what don imus did to the clintons but he did it to the whole room because he's not playing to

00:39:54.100 the room he was playing to us he was playing to the american people and he didn't care do you know

00:40:00.780 how hard it is to stand in front of a whole group like that and do a joke a good joke and no one

00:40:07.620 laughs yeah yeah did you see uh right when he started in on caitlin collins wolf blitzer oh

00:40:13.080 yeah looked over and there was this other guy that was looking around it reminded me of uh

00:40:16.920 was it ricky gervais at the oscars yeah when they didn't really know what to do yeah for the for

00:40:21.720 once someone was criticizing them and they're like oh my gosh yeah good good analogy this was

00:40:27.820 a Ricky Gervais kind of moment uh because it was really well written Ricky did you watch it what

00:40:34.480 did you think the what did you think the message from this was what what did he just do well I like

00:40:41.780 how he this evening pivoted from journalists patting themselves on the back which there was

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00:40:52.180 are conservatives and MAGA supporters across the country, not you insular nerds in DC.

00:40:59.760 Well, you know, the president, I mean, this was part of the deal. They usually you have a comedian

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00:41:09.700 he tears the room apart. That's supposed to be, but they don't have a sense of humor when it comes

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00:41:32.220 thing you question cnn you question us you're questioning truth and that was the mood in the

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00:44:05.400 Hello, America. An insider wrote in on Friday and said, my daughter, she's 20,

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00:46:55.840 Okay, so two weeks ago, the biggest housing bill in decades became law.

00:46:59.740 The president never signed it, let it pass without him,

00:47:03.020 and that way both parties wanted it.

00:47:05.800 He didn't have to necessarily agree with it, but he didn't veto it, so it became law.

00:47:10.420 Now, here's the good thing.

00:47:13.140 Here's what it does do.

00:47:14.400 If you're a company and you own more than 350 single-family homes, you are not allowed to buy any more of America's existing houses.

00:47:23.860 Wall Street is now barred from bidding against your daughter on a starter home.

00:47:28.580 That is really good news.

00:47:32.080 Since February, it's been working.

00:47:34.020 Since February, the number of institutionally owned homes listed for sale has more than doubled.

00:47:40.340 Big institutional landlords are all net sellers this year.

00:47:46.160 That's good.

00:47:47.200 That will bring down the price of housing.

00:47:51.440 But now let's read the rest of the bill.

00:47:53.660 And this is the part that no one explains to you.

00:47:56.180 And I'm working on a show that will go into great detail, but it's 90 minutes.

00:48:02.380 And it's pretty complex, but it's stuff that I'm just learning about now.

00:48:08.480 And honestly, I told Jason last night as I was, did you get a chance to read any of it last night?

00:48:13.980 I told Jason last night, I said, read it.

00:48:16.280 It's not this, but it feels like we're on the road of something that gets people killed for exposing because it exposes the real game.

00:48:26.820 Okay, so let me go back to this housing bill.

00:48:29.760 There is an exception for build to rent.

00:48:34.960 So if a company builds a neighborhood of houses designed as rentals from the foundation up, it can own every last one of them.

00:48:42.680 So American Homes for Rent now expects every dollar of its growth this year to come from new construction.

00:48:51.740 The money didn't leave the landlord business.

00:48:54.880 It walked through a door that Congress left open, and it only took about 10 days.

00:48:59.780 Now, we've been here before, and the best example in American history is a brick.

00:49:08.080 The Volstead Act.

00:49:09.580 Do you know what that is?

00:49:10.440 January 1920.

00:49:11.580 Do you remember what the Volstead Act was?

00:49:13.600 It made it a federal crime to manufacture or sell or transport alcohol.

00:49:18.700 But it had a law to leave a door open for the farmer.

00:49:23.860 You can't arrest a man for owning grapes.

00:49:26.920 so it allowed a household to make a small amount

00:49:30.660 of non-intoxicating fruit juice at home.

00:49:35.720 Well, overnight, wine grapes were worthless.

00:49:39.340 Napa was finished.

00:49:41.740 Except somebody in California read that sentence

00:49:44.380 about fruit juice and had an idea.

00:49:46.880 Now, listen to this.

00:49:47.760 I did not know this about history.

00:49:50.060 He took some wine grapes, skin, stems, pulp, all of them,

00:49:53.160 dried them out and pressed them into a block

00:49:55.780 the size of a pound of butter.

00:49:58.380 It was a grape brick.

00:50:00.540 Perfectly legal.

00:50:01.960 It's juice.

00:50:03.440 And on the package, printed in red,

00:50:06.680 was a warning label.

00:50:08.920 Do not dissolve this brick in a gallon of water.

00:50:12.380 Do not add yeast.

00:50:14.300 And do not leave it in a dark cupboard for 21 days

00:50:17.780 because it will turn into wine.

00:50:21.080 See what happened?

00:50:22.980 The warning was a recipe.

00:50:25.000 Now everybody who wanted wine could buy that brick,

00:50:28.220 and the recipe was in the warning label.

00:50:31.620 Before Prohibition, a ton of grape concentrate sold for $9.50.

00:50:35.840 By 1924, that brick was fetching $375.

00:50:45.420 California vineyard acreage went up.

00:50:49.240 How? How is that happening?

00:50:51.420 The federal government outlawed wine.

00:50:54.300 but it accidentally made grape farming the best business in the state.

00:51:00.660 Prohibition did not stop Americans from drinking.

00:51:03.340 It moved the profit from the winery to the cupboard.

00:51:07.980 Now, the anger in this country is earned.

00:51:12.580 The living standards for middle class have gone flat

00:51:15.680 while wealth at the top keeps compounding.

00:51:18.520 People know something's rigged, and they're right.

00:51:21.240 and i've been saying this for a while republicans you better get your ass in gear because the

00:51:27.500 democratic socialists they have an answer for who rigged it billionaires but that's not the rig

00:51:34.560 let me show you the rig

00:51:37.120 let's go back to housing let me picture in your head for a minute a highway two lanes

00:51:44.620 same direction same destination on this highway you're in the right lane and that's the lane

00:51:51.220 for money you earn by working.

00:51:54.320 And there's a toll booth every single mile.

00:51:56.840 You don't even stop.

00:51:57.800 It just comes out of your account before you ever feel it.

00:52:00.240 You know, the federal, state, Social Security, Medicare,

00:52:03.460 all that, mile after mile after mile,

00:52:05.220 every time you drive your car, it just racks it up, okay?

00:52:09.060 The left lane is for money that comes from owning things.

00:52:13.560 There are no booths in that lane.

00:52:15.400 You only pay when you exit.

00:52:18.040 so the man in the left lane his thing is don't ever exit his money grows year after year after

00:52:26.980 year and nobody touches it because he hasn't sold anything and when he needs the cash he still

00:52:33.760 doesn't exit he goes to a bank and borrows against the car whatever he has that he has

00:52:40.300 you know he's stored up and he's purchased he goes and says to the bank here i've got this house or

00:52:46.840 I have this car, I have whatever.

00:52:49.260 Give me a loan against that.

00:52:51.160 Well, a loan is an income, so there's no toll to that loan.

00:52:55.320 So he's spending real dollars at full value, but he's not paying any tax.

00:53:01.900 Then he dies.

00:53:03.540 When his children take the wheel, the odometer resets to zero.

00:53:08.000 40 years of driving, and nobody has ever paid a toll on it.

00:53:11.860 Not him, not them, ever.

00:53:13.940 Same highway.

00:53:15.120 One lane metered by the mile and the other free if you're patient.

00:53:21.020 Now, go to a home auction and watch two bidders on the same house.

00:53:25.740 A family and a company.

00:53:28.500 The same house, same price.

00:53:30.400 May the best offer win.

00:53:32.000 Who's going to win?

00:53:33.240 The company is.

00:53:34.500 Why?

00:53:35.320 Why are they willing to pay so much more?

00:53:38.040 Because this is what everybody was saying.

00:53:39.220 They're coming in and they're buying all of these houses way above market price.

00:53:43.620 How are they making any money?

00:53:47.460 The auction was never against two bidders.

00:53:49.500 One of them has a silent partner.

00:53:51.840 The company writes a check for a new roof,

00:53:55.020 and the partner covers a piece of it,

00:53:57.480 a new furnace, a piece of it,

00:54:00.300 the insurance, the property manager,

00:54:02.260 the interest on the loan, a piece of it.

00:54:05.600 A piece of all of that is paid for by the partner.

00:54:08.740 And when the company sells and buys another house,

00:54:11.100 the partner tells the tax man to wait.

00:54:15.100 You don't get any of that.

00:54:17.040 The family doesn't get any of that.

00:54:18.120 New roof comes out of your pocket every dollar.

00:54:21.080 When you sell, you have to settle up.

00:54:23.520 One of them is bidding with after-tax money.

00:54:27.060 The other is spending more than he brought.

00:54:31.560 He's spending, he's got,

00:54:33.580 he's not paying taxes on anything.

00:54:35.160 The company wins every time, every single time.

00:54:37.500 And the starter home disappears.

00:54:39.300 And the people who are doing this,

00:54:40.920 they're not evil all they're doing is arithmetic now that's not a moral failure of the buyer it's

00:54:48.600 a design feature of the tax code you remember in 2016 when hillary clinton accused donald trump

00:54:55.840 of paying little or nothing in federal income tax and he said that makes me smart she didn't

00:55:01.100 have an answer because there isn't one the rules he used were the rules her donor and her use every

00:55:08.580 day. So the left says, well, tax, tax the gains before anybody sells anything. Okay. Here's what

00:55:15.340 this means at your kitchen table. Zillow says your house went up $8,000 this year. You didn't

00:55:22.440 sell it. You know, you didn't get eight or $80,000, however much it went up. You have a house

00:55:29.000 with the same leak in the same corner of the roof. And now the bill arrives and you have to find real

00:55:34.420 money to pay the tax on imaginary money that you are supposedly making but you didn't make

00:55:39.520 so it's a second toll booth on the highway where that where that one already had a problem

00:55:45.840 and the other lane doesn't have that problem and the right says throw them out throw them out

00:55:52.420 1994 we threw them out republicans took congress for the first time in 40 years

00:55:59.420 In 2010, the Tea Party threw the Democrats out again.

00:56:02.800 2016, populists running against both parties.

00:56:05.240 2020, out they go.

00:56:07.160 Different waves, different parties, different promises.

00:56:09.880 Yet, our debt and our problems keep growing.

00:56:12.680 Why?

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00:57:27.960 so i want you to see how this relates to the the guy who said my daughter is in her 20s

00:57:42.560 she works she's trying to find an apartment she buying food and gas and she's like why is

00:57:47.920 donald trump spending all of this time overseas doing all these other things when you know the

00:57:54.100 economy is on fire. Before I get fully to that, I want you just to hear this analogy. Imagine the

00:58:02.040 register at your store. You run a store and it comes up $200 short at close. Well, you fire the

00:58:09.960 cashier, right? You hire somebody new. Then the next month, it's $200 short. You fire that one.

00:58:15.480 Why is everybody stealing? A third, a fourth, a fifth, everyone, a different person, they're all

00:58:20.780 stealing from you but at some point you stop hiring and you look at the register okay we're

00:58:28.180 on our fifth cashier has anybody looked at the register no one in this story is behaving badly

00:58:35.200 the wage earner works because the code rewards work the wealthy man holds on because the code

00:58:42.680 rewards him for holding the politicians promise that you know we'll get him we're going to get

00:58:50.600 the rich. We're going to get the rich, but they never seem to get the rich. This problem never

00:58:54.940 seems to go away. We keep having it, and the benefit is immediate to everybody except you.

00:59:04.220 Water isn't malicious. It goes downhill. My father used to teach this to me all the time.

00:59:09.460 It goes downhill. Your basement floods every spring. You don't convene a hearing about the

00:59:14.300 water. You go outside and you look at the grade of the yard. That's the fix. Not new people in

00:59:21.480 the same seats, new rules that bind whoever sits in those seats. Switzerland put a debt break in

00:59:29.900 its constitution. Chile has a fiscal rule that has survived governments on the left and the right.

00:59:35.360 Our own states live under balanced budget requirements. None of them got there by

00:59:39.740 electing better people. They got there by binding the people they elected. So a rule is only as

00:59:48.720 strong as the willingness to keep it. And every one of those countries has suspended its rule

00:59:53.160 in an emergency. Sooner or later, everything is an emergency. True. But a lock on the liquor

00:59:58.120 cabinet was never going to stop a determined man. What it does is make him go get the key

01:00:04.900 in front of his wife.

01:00:06.860 There's no lock.

01:00:08.100 There's no key.

01:00:09.760 We're the wife going,

01:00:11.240 what's happening here?

01:00:14.020 Two weeks ago,

01:00:15.220 Congress printed a very stern warning label

01:00:17.820 on the side of the American housing market.

01:00:20.760 And somewhere in a conference room this morning,

01:00:23.380 somebody is looking at that bill

01:00:25.100 and they're reading it as a recipe.

01:00:28.160 Wait a minute.

01:00:29.260 They just gave us a recipe

01:00:30.980 on how we can legally make all this money.

01:00:33.940 and so nothing's going to change

01:00:36.120 because the system is flawed

01:00:40.740 and nobody wants to take on the system.

01:00:44.640 No one will actually talk about the system

01:00:47.200 and that's what I want to talk to you about here

01:00:49.620 in the next 30 days or so.

01:00:51.320 I want to talk to you about how this system is rigged

01:00:54.860 but not in the way you think it is,

01:00:57.140 not in the way the socialists think it is

01:00:59.400 and if we actually want to make a difference,

01:01:02.140 we have to take on that system

01:01:04.480 Now, let me get back to what the insider said.

01:01:09.920 The insider said, I want to read it exactly, that my daughter, she's 20, and she's living out on her own, pays her own rent, and she likes the president.

01:01:19.640 She voted for the president, but she's just asked me, why does the president only seem to care about Iran when I can barely afford gas?

01:01:27.640 this is the critical thing that no one is talking about in the media we have talked about this but

01:01:38.060 let me give you another analogy for this think about your house you're standing in water because

01:01:44.520 a pipe has burst so you patch it with tape the water stops everybody claps then the tape dries

01:01:50.660 out and the basement floods again. That was the first term. What did he do? The basement was

01:01:58.280 flooding. We needed jobs. We needed the economy turning around. So he knows the levers to push

01:02:06.300 and pull. He can take out the tape and he can wrap the pipes and he can get water out of the

01:02:10.900 basement so it's dry. But soon as he left, that tape popped open and we're back into a worse

01:02:18.120 situation because somebody wants that tape off okay now here's the rule that you can take to

01:02:24.640 the bank and this is the problem with congress right now anything one man can do with a pen

01:02:29.760 another man can undo with a pen it has to be codified so watch what he's doing now because

01:02:37.280 he can't get congress to do anything right you seen congress the bill well we did the big beautiful

01:02:43.340 Well, Bill, yeah, he ought to practically break your arms.

01:02:46.860 For some reason, you won't do things like the Save America Act.

01:02:53.040 So he knows he can't get things done through Congress.

01:02:56.160 He has to fix the system.

01:02:58.540 So how are you going to fix the pipe?

01:03:02.100 How are you going to make sure that you're not putting tape there?

01:03:04.880 Because somebody can take the tape off.

01:03:06.580 You have to re-plumb the entire house.

01:03:13.340 When I give you the rest of this analogy, I think you're going to see exactly what's happening and why we're not seeing the dramatic change in the economy that we had in the first term.

01:03:27.780 First, so much damage was done because of COVID and because of Biden that the economy cannot bounce back as fast as it can.

01:03:39.180 But he's also not trying to do that because that's tape.

01:03:44.920 He has to spend his first two years re-plumbing the entire house.

01:03:51.020 And I'll show you exactly how he's doing that here in just a minute.

01:03:57.780 So stand by for that.

01:03:59.620 Also, I got to tell you, and we'll get into this later.

01:04:08.600 The painting that Mike, Mom, and I put together for the president about his mother,

01:04:15.020 I get a note from the president this weekend.

01:04:18.280 And for anybody who listens to this show,

01:04:22.220 this will be one of the most satisfying moments of Glenn Beck program listening in Glenn Beck history.

01:04:29.640 This note was the most satisfying thing of all time.

01:04:34.440 And I'll explain that coming up in just a little while.

01:04:36.480 Also, Jason Buttril is with us.

01:04:39.060 He is covering the insiders, but he's up at the ranch.

01:04:41.300 We're going to continue to talk about Ukraine now getting involved in Iran.

01:04:45.380 Coming up.

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01:06:05.380 you know most people will roll their eyes when they hear the president say and he has said it

01:06:30.800 over and over and over again 18 18 trillion is a trillion dollars 18 trillion dollars in

01:06:38.440 investments right it's trillion isn't it these numbers are all fake to me now yeah they are

01:06:42.780 but i think it's 18 trillion 18 trillion dollars in investment you know uh joe biden in four years

01:06:48.320 he only had half a billion or half a trillion and now i've got 18 trillion and nobody's talking

01:06:53.820 about it nobody's giving me credit and you're you hear that if you don't know what he's talking

01:06:59.240 about. It just seems like, God, will you shut up about this? I'm struggling to make, what difference

01:07:05.200 does that make? He's telling you what he's doing. So let me explain. I started the hour explaining,

01:07:11.120 we got a note from an insider. My daughter, 20, pays her own rent. She can't afford gas. She can

01:07:19.320 barely afford food. And she's a fan of President Trump. And she's wondering why does he care more

01:07:24.420 about Iran than helping me. What happened? He fixed the economy the first time. I told you,

01:07:32.900 imagine your house, a pipe bursts and you can go down and the water is filling up. You got to stop

01:07:39.080 it. So you put tape around it. And the water stops. Now, if you're like me, that's where I

01:07:45.960 stop because I have no skill in replacing the plumbing. I eventually call a plumber, but I run

01:07:53.200 the risk of that tape drying out or somebody nefarious coming down and taking that tape off

01:07:58.280 and now my basement is flooded again but because i wasn't paying attention now my basement is

01:08:03.220 flooded and it's much worse than it was that's what happened in 2020 covid and then biden the

01:08:09.180 basement flooded because he was putting tape on he was taking he knew all the levers for the economy

01:08:14.460 i'm gonna switch this this this and this okay but it took him his first term to do it and he got it

01:08:20.400 going he realized that's just putting tape on this okay the economy got good in the first term

01:08:27.600 but it was tape so watch what he's doing now stuff that you think doesn't matter treaties

01:08:35.280 trade deals pipelines 18 trillion dollars they're going to be building factories

01:08:41.800 boring stuff stuff that's in the future

01:08:45.620 i don't want tape but that's what we're asking for i need something to fix this now this stuff

01:08:54.380 is not tape this is copper pipe okay you want to rip out a factory in your own town good luck

01:09:01.400 nobody ever does it nobody does it once these factories start producing that's the whole game

01:09:06.720 he's not just fixing the leak he's repairing the he is replacing the plumbing and that's what he's

01:09:15.740 actually doing now her actual paycheck she thinks the reason everything costs more is over there

01:09:21.660 because it comes from over the ocean that's not why everything costs more it's not yes with

01:09:28.240 gasoline but did you see the price of the price of oil has gone down but the people who make the

01:09:34.140 Gasoline, they didn't go to, they'll bring it up.

01:09:37.060 The minute there's another bombing, they'll bring the price up,

01:09:39.820 but they won't bring the price down, you know, at the pump.

01:09:44.120 Okay.

01:09:46.260 When one thing gets pricey, gas,

01:09:49.820 it's because ships are getting shot out at a very little skinny little straight.

01:09:54.840 Okay.

01:09:55.320 That's one bill going up and you feel that at the pump and nowhere else.

01:10:00.000 All right.

01:10:00.400 but when everything goes up in the same year gas and eggs and rent and your car insurance all of

01:10:07.100 it that's not the straight no straight on earth is big enough to raise the price of eggs that's

01:10:11.920 the money problem that's the dollars we printed that nothing was ever built to back up Milton

01:10:18.800 Freeman I've been reading a lot of Milton Freeman lately he said in six words inflation is made in

01:10:23.800 Washington nowhere else now that's actually good news if you think about it because nobody has to

01:10:29.100 win a war to bring the rent

01:10:30.940 down. Somebody just has to

01:10:33.000 stop printing money and then lighting

01:10:35.100 it on fire.

01:10:37.420 And here's why they won't.

01:10:39.880 And this is the part I

01:10:40.700 need you to remember.

01:10:43.320 Friedman said there are four ways

01:10:44.780 to spend money. You spend your own money

01:10:47.020 on yourself and you're careful.

01:10:49.020 You'll check the price. You'll check

01:10:51.000 the quality. But you spend

01:10:52.920 money, somebody else's money

01:10:54.980 on somebody else.

01:10:57.000 You don't check either one.

01:10:59.100 that last example, that's the federal budget.

01:11:05.500 Now, we're great at talking to people who own things,

01:11:13.320 houses and businesses and stock.

01:11:16.500 As conservatives, we're great at talking about those people.

01:11:19.840 But she's 20.

01:11:21.560 She owns a car, probably 90,000 miles on it.

01:11:25.280 She owns a phone.

01:11:26.080 Her whole life is rent and gas and groceries and the roof over her head.

01:11:33.300 And we don't have a plan.

01:11:35.340 We have a statement from Milton Friedman.

01:11:40.340 Then we act surprised when the other guy who's saying, I'm going to give you all kinds of free stuff.

01:11:45.180 Then we act surprised when that's winning.

01:11:48.140 He's the only one who's called her by name.

01:11:52.100 You want her vote?

01:11:53.820 We have to earn it.

01:11:56.080 Freeman had the answer.

01:11:57.660 He said, quit waiting for the right people to get elected.

01:12:01.040 You're going to wait forever.

01:12:03.780 Make it so the wrong people find it profitable to do the next right thing.

01:12:09.560 That's why I talked to you about the housing bill.

01:12:12.800 What did they do?

01:12:13.600 Congress put it in to give an incentive so people can buy and build houses to rent, big businesses.

01:12:21.940 They'll find it profitable to do that.

01:12:24.640 So you're going to have Wall Street firms owning all of the rental properties, and eventually you're not going to like that.

01:12:31.640 Mr. Potter is buying up the whole town.

01:12:33.680 Yes, because it's profitable, and it's not against the law, and he's being encouraged to do that.

01:12:39.460 We have to make it so the wrong people find it profitable to do the right thing.

01:12:46.620 So here's the whole thing.

01:12:47.940 and hand it to your kids.

01:12:54.080 And it doesn't mean anything now,

01:12:55.500 but it is the beginning cornerstone.

01:12:58.660 Your bill is real.

01:13:01.060 What you're feeling is real.

01:13:04.140 The tape is what failed you.

01:13:06.980 The copper pipe is what he is putting in now.

01:13:11.620 Look at the treaties.

01:13:13.400 Look at the investment to build factories.

01:13:14.680 factories. Look at

01:13:16.560 he just signed a deal to build

01:13:18.520 an oil refinery here in America.

01:13:20.860 We haven't built one since the 70s.

01:13:23.240 He is doing

01:13:24.600 things that are long term

01:13:26.840 because he knows I can

01:13:28.620 put tape on the pipe,

01:13:30.420 but it's only going to last while I'm sitting

01:13:32.560 here guarding the tape.

01:13:34.760 The reason your money doesn't stretch

01:13:36.820 is that it wasn't

01:13:38.480 printed in Iran. It was printed

01:13:40.560 here.

01:13:41.300 the last thing on this

01:13:47.380 she told her dad

01:13:49.600 nobody's talking to her

01:13:50.680 she's right

01:13:52.880 so our job

01:13:55.480 is to inform ourselves

01:13:56.760 on the actual game

01:13:58.260 and then make those politicians

01:14:00.400 make them

01:14:01.540 talk to you

01:14:03.100 and talk to her

01:14:04.300 but we have to change the game

01:14:08.040 and I think that's

01:14:09.320 I know that is what he's doing.

01:14:11.740 He's changing the game.

01:14:13.740 However, I don't think it's being changed enough because, you know, this stuff comes down when you lack trust.

01:14:24.700 You know, I've been really looking into socialism in Denmark.

01:14:28.740 And if you're going to do socialism, and it's not even socialism, I can't even say that.

01:14:32.360 if you're going to have a huge safety net,

01:14:35.520 I mean, if you define socialism as having a safety net,

01:14:38.860 then we've been socialist since 1791.

01:14:45.640 Denmark, they learned this lesson and they said,

01:14:49.120 we're not going to penalize the rich,

01:14:51.340 but we're also not going to make it,

01:14:54.500 we're not going to let the rich have one set of rules

01:14:58.860 and the people have another set of rules.

01:15:00.760 Everybody has the same rules.

01:15:02.360 Everybody has the same rules.

01:15:04.340 That's when things will change.

01:15:06.480 Everyone has the same rules.

01:15:08.300 And it goes back to why socialism doesn't work is because it looks at a collective and then it takes groups of people and demonizes them and takes it from them until there's nothing left.

01:15:17.940 Then they demonize another group and they take it from them and eventually they get to you.

01:15:22.780 What Denmark understood back in the 1990s is we want that big social net.

01:15:28.200 We want that safety net because, you know, at least back then and up until recently, there's such homogeny in that society.

01:15:44.940 Everybody pretty much agrees, and it's a tiny little country, and you can get away with that.

01:15:49.780 You can get everybody on the same page.

01:15:51.060 It's very hard to do that in the United States, but if that's what you want to do, that's what we should talk about.

01:15:56.200 but then we have to address who's going to pay for that and it can't be the rich

01:16:01.200 it has to be you have to look at a former socialist nation that realized socialism is

01:16:09.440 going to fail us and we want we're not Denmark is not a nation that wanted to have communism

01:16:16.860 they knew what that was about they knew what fascism was like they didn't want any of that

01:16:21.640 but they wanted the big safety net.

01:16:24.520 And so they were honest about it and said,

01:16:26.800 okay, that doesn't work.

01:16:28.100 So what will work?

01:16:29.460 And they tried something else

01:16:31.000 and that does work for them.

01:16:33.120 They can have the free market.

01:16:34.720 They are free.

01:16:35.400 It's easier to start a business there than it is here.

01:16:38.300 It is easier for you to run your business there

01:16:42.060 than it is here.

01:16:43.700 They are more free business-wise.

01:16:45.960 They are more free than we are.

01:16:48.060 That's insane.

01:16:49.160 That's not socialism.

01:16:50.220 What the government does is they make it easy for you to make money, and then it taxes 60% so they can have the safety net.

01:17:01.720 But again, even the safety net, they have safeguards so nobody's stealing it.

01:17:06.020 Did you see about Ilan Omar's sister now?

01:17:10.200 We find out now that she was apparently part of this whole scheme of milking Minnesotans out of their money.

01:17:19.680 She was part of the scheme of saying,

01:17:22.360 yeah, we're feeding all these children.

01:17:24.420 They weren't.

01:17:25.660 Ilhan Omar.

01:17:28.440 That stuff has to happen.

01:17:31.620 I mean, sorry, has to stop.

01:17:33.380 We have to go after those people,

01:17:35.460 whoever they are, left, right, center, doesn't matter.

01:17:38.520 Whoever they are, they have to be jailed

01:17:41.840 because we have to restore trust.

01:17:43.580 If we're going to fix this, we have to have trust

01:17:46.920 and we have to be honest about the system.

01:17:49.920 Now, I know this is probably too esoteric for the show,

01:17:53.660 but I'm putting a special together

01:17:57.440 and we're going to talk about it today when it'll run.

01:18:01.000 But I want to show you this whole game.

01:18:05.360 And that's long-term.

01:18:06.860 Now, what's short-term?

01:18:08.760 Your kids are being rounded up by socialists.

01:18:12.380 So next hour, I'm going to show you a conversation.

01:18:15.940 I'm going to demonstrate a conversation that you can have with your kids

01:18:19.240 that's not going to get into an argument.

01:18:21.700 Now, that doesn't mean they're going to like it

01:18:23.780 because you're not going to be arguing anything.

01:18:26.380 You're only going to ask them questions, and they're all fair questions.

01:18:30.860 Their anger level at your questions is going to tell you volumes.

01:18:36.340 How lost are my children?

01:18:39.460 Because these are honest questions.

01:18:42.360 They have answers.

01:18:43.740 but once they start answering it,

01:18:46.160 they may not like the answer

01:18:47.820 and so they're going to feel trapped

01:18:49.320 and they're going to feel like,

01:18:50.680 see, you're just part of the problem.

01:18:52.240 No, if they start to,

01:18:54.740 and maybe you should even set it up with this.

01:18:56.860 I'm just going to ask you questions

01:18:58.200 and if they're not fair questions,

01:19:00.240 if you don't think they're fair,

01:19:01.420 let's have that conversation.

01:19:02.680 Let's not get mad

01:19:03.380 because I'm only asking you questions

01:19:05.480 and I really want your answer

01:19:06.620 and it doesn't matter how you answer

01:19:08.520 but you have to answer.

01:19:12.160 I'll give that to you here

01:19:13.300 coming up in just a few minutes.

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01:25:05.520 Glenn Beck is on

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01:25:17.480 the fusion of entertainment enlightenment and empowerment this is the glenn beck program

01:25:31.200 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program we have a terrorist attack that just happened

01:25:42.000 uh in um in france uh clearly an islamic attack we'll get into that here in just a second

01:25:50.780 um and i want to take you through so what some of our politicians on the democrat side

01:25:55.820 have said about the dsa now remember the dsa the democratic socialist of america 51 percent of

01:26:03.180 their board of directors uh are communists self-avowed communists they believe that uh

01:26:10.300 There should be no private property, okay?

01:26:14.220 They believe in a totalitarian communist government.

01:26:17.980 They are now putting their platform together,

01:26:20.160 which we told you about the last week or week and a half,

01:26:23.800 that they want to abolish the Senate,

01:26:26.980 they want to abolish the Supreme Court,

01:26:28.820 they want to abolish the president,

01:26:30.180 and they want to abolish our Constitution.

01:26:34.660 Well, other than that, you know,

01:26:36.700 they're fine with everything.

01:26:39.100 Oh, except capitalism as well.

01:26:41.660 The free market's got to go as well.

01:26:43.660 So what are our politicians saying?

01:26:45.240 And what do you say to your kids who are starting to spout socialist stuff?

01:26:49.340 I'm going to give you a conversation I want you to have with your kids.

01:26:52.220 I don't care how old they are.

01:26:54.080 Have this with your kids.

01:26:55.160 And if they get angry with you having this conversation, that should tell you something.

01:26:59.900 And that should tell them something.

01:27:01.360 So start the conversation.

01:27:04.080 Well, I'll lay it out here for you in 60 seconds.

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01:28:10.920 All right, so let me tell you what Tim Kaine said on DSA growth

01:28:18.380 and how the Democratic socialists don't bother him

01:28:23.460 as they are growing into the Democratic Party.

01:28:26.940 Cut four.

01:28:27.800 Do you think they have a space within your party?

01:28:30.940 i i do think the democratic party has always been known and mostly this is good sometimes it's not

01:28:39.140 as a big tent and so i don't think that somebody says i'm a dsa candidate i don't think you should

01:28:44.660 use that to throw them out why would you do that candidates have to rise and fall on their own

01:28:49.180 merits and so you know whether you're a dsa member or a third way democrat or you know i just call

01:28:55.020 myself a small d democrat people have to uh if this were if this if the question were about

01:29:01.380 communists or nazis would you say the same thing it's not right so if somebody calls themselves a

01:29:08.980 member of the national socialist party um you know we just judge them on their own merits no you

01:29:14.440 wouldn't say that because the national socialists stand for something the democratic socialists of

01:29:19.140 america stand for the destruction of the senate uh the constitution i mean this is in their

01:29:25.460 platform so if you're running on a platform that wants to destroy the free market system

01:29:31.200 uh wants to abolish all prisons wants to abolish the senate uh and the presidency uh and the

01:29:39.900 supreme court no you can't be apart that's not that we have nothing in common now you can run

01:29:45.740 that way and i'm not going to condemn you it's a free country you can believe whatever you want

01:29:49.000 But no, no, no, there are standards.

01:29:56.920 But Hakeem says this, cut five.

01:30:00.700 The Democratic Party is not a cult of personality.

01:30:05.040 We're a coalition of public servants.

01:30:09.320 Our diversity of thought, perspective and life experience, like what Bob brings to the table, is a strength, not a weakness.

01:30:18.300 we are one big tent united by if they are one if they are really truly one big tent tent how come

01:30:26.660 there is no one allowed to be in the democratic party and run who is pro-life

01:30:32.200 why would you be welcoming people who are anti-dei would you be welcoming in your big tent

01:30:42.380 somebody who says, yeah, I'm against DEI. I'm against what Fauci did and what our

01:30:50.540 teachers unions did closing down the schools. I think that was a mistake and I can't forgive

01:30:55.360 the teachers union. Would they be allowed into your party? Most likely not. We've seen them

01:31:02.820 cull everybody over the years. They've narrowed it way down. You have to be in this little deal,

01:31:07.340 But you are welcome if you're against the American system and constitution, that's okay.

01:31:13.900 Not abortion, not anti-DEI, but if you're against the system of America, you're in.

01:31:27.200 See, I'm not sure if I'm, I know I'm preaching to the choir here, but these are the questions that we have to ask other Americans.

01:31:35.900 and I'm not sure anymore Americans can think.

01:31:39.840 I'm not sure Americans can reason anymore.

01:31:44.920 You know, Socrates,

01:31:46.860 the Socratic method is just to ask questions.

01:31:55.180 And what he found, if you ask questions enough,

01:32:01.200 even though they're honest,

01:32:02.360 the elites will kill you.

01:32:04.420 And that's what happened to him.

01:32:05.900 because nobody wants to hear those questions.

01:32:10.300 But it says something when you're talking to an individual,

01:32:15.260 and especially your son or daughter,

01:32:18.300 and you can't have a simple question and say,

01:32:22.100 look, I know you think I'm going to try to talk you into Donald Trump or whatever.

01:32:26.220 I'm going to try to make you a conservative.

01:32:27.940 I'm not.

01:32:28.420 I just want to ask you some questions because I've been hearing about socialism from you.

01:32:33.280 And so I want to ask you a few questions.

01:32:35.380 And if you start to get uncomfortable, let's just take a break for a second and just laugh about something, and then we'll come back to it because I'm not trying to convince you anything.

01:32:47.300 I just want to ask you questions.

01:32:50.620 And here's the first one.

01:32:51.860 When you say socialism, do you mean the government pays for, like Denmark, 60% of stuff or that the government owns things?

01:33:03.500 because those are two different countries.

01:33:07.640 So which is it?

01:33:08.880 Is there private property

01:33:10.340 or do you want just bigger safety nets?

01:33:14.280 Question number one.

01:33:18.100 If it just means the government pays for some things,

01:33:23.880 then we've already been a socialist government since 1790

01:33:28.080 and the argument is over here.

01:33:29.500 then we're just we're not saying let's get rid of everything else we're just saying okay we need

01:33:35.200 to argue on taxes and how big that safety net gets is that what you mean by socialism

01:33:43.640 you say the system is rigged i have my own opinions because i think it is rigged

01:33:52.300 but I want to know from you, rigged by whom?

01:33:58.600 Who are you handing the rig to?

01:34:02.380 Who is rigging it and who is going to unrig it?

01:34:08.340 How does that work?

01:34:14.020 You say you're for socialism.

01:34:17.200 Okay.

01:34:19.200 What does a loaf of bread cost today?

01:34:22.300 in the ballpark.

01:34:24.680 They don't need an exact figure.

01:34:26.020 I'm not trying to embarrass you.

01:34:27.400 You don't even know the price of bread.

01:34:29.400 What does a loaf of bread cost today?

01:34:31.460 Or anything, what's it cost?

01:34:33.560 Now, tell me the name of the person

01:34:35.720 who decided that price.

01:34:38.020 Who is deciding the price of bread?

01:34:41.060 Anyone.

01:34:42.760 One name.

01:34:44.460 Corporation.

01:34:45.100 Anybody.

01:34:47.800 So if no one set the global price of bread,

01:34:51.580 How did it get set?

01:34:54.880 And how did it stay roughly right every day in every store for your entire life?

01:35:02.780 Do you know what's causing the price of bread to go up?

01:35:06.300 Have you considered inflation?

01:35:07.860 What is inflation?

01:35:11.740 Can you name one country where the state took ownership of the means of production

01:35:18.260 and the poor got richer?

01:35:21.580 And I'm not trying to be cute.

01:35:23.780 I want an example.

01:35:24.940 And I'll take the best one you got.

01:35:26.140 But where is the place where the poor got richer?

01:35:31.260 And let's look into that.

01:35:34.380 When the border opens, any border, any decade, in this country, which direction do people run?

01:35:45.340 Who built the wall and which way were the guns pointed?

01:35:51.580 I know things are bad.

01:35:55.400 They are.

01:35:56.160 And I'm not denying that.

01:35:57.360 They are.

01:35:59.080 But I want to see if we have any perspective.

01:36:02.340 Would you rather be poor today or rich in 1900?

01:36:08.500 By the way, one of you has antibiotics.

01:36:10.980 The other one doesn't.

01:36:14.100 Would you rather be poor here or poor in Africa?

01:36:18.200 If you and I both make an agreement

01:36:25.740 We both make a trade

01:36:26.720 I walk into your store

01:36:28.300 And I make a trade

01:36:29.460 And we both walk away happy

01:36:31.720 Who got hurt?

01:36:38.180 Someone has to decide

01:36:39.860 What your work is worth

01:36:42.120 Do you want it to be

01:36:44.580 You and the person paying you?

01:36:48.200 or a third man with an army who's never met either of you.

01:36:58.300 You know, one example that I learned as I was getting ready for today's show

01:37:04.780 and trying to find examples of the free market.

01:37:09.980 You know, when Mao came into China, all these people starved,

01:37:12.960 and they were starving on the farm.

01:37:14.140 And it was because he just told them to do things that farmers just, they know, they know that won't work.

01:37:21.460 So 18 farmers in a starving commune met at night in China, and they divided the collective land into family plots, okay?

01:37:32.800 Every household kept whatever it grew past the state quota.

01:37:37.020 So they all had to have a quota, but it was not working with a commune.

01:37:44.140 They were not making even the state quota.

01:37:46.440 They were starving.

01:37:47.900 So they got together at night and they said,

01:37:49.900 let's divide this up.

01:37:51.120 We're going to keep it to ourselves.

01:37:53.040 But you keep your plot is this.

01:37:56.260 My plot is this.

01:37:57.460 My plot, your plot is this.

01:37:58.920 And divided it up 18 different ways.

01:38:01.560 And then said, you keep whatever you grow on that land.

01:38:05.360 You have to hit the state quota,

01:38:06.980 but then you don't share that with anybody other,

01:38:08.980 no other farmer, okay?

01:38:10.780 You keep it.

01:38:11.700 most of them couldn't sign their names so in secret they pressed their thumbprints into the

01:38:19.240 paper and they added a clause if any of us is executed for this the rest will raise his children

01:38:27.660 until they're 18 okay because they expected to die for the crime of private property

01:38:34.120 so now the harvest comes well it is so far above anything the commune had ever produced

01:38:43.040 it couldn't be hidden and they expected now china is going to come in and they're going to

01:38:48.280 kill us they're going to kill us all because we have we took we took this as private property

01:38:54.740 well it took a couple of years

01:38:59.020 but they didn't get what they expected instead the household responsibility system became national

01:39:09.240 policy for china they still didn't own the land but it was the largest reduction of poverty in

01:39:16.320 recorded history of the human race that was underway they took land that none of them owned

01:39:22.920 And they said, just for our purposes, you own this square, I own this square, whatever I produce, I keep, whatever you produce.

01:39:31.100 What is that?

01:39:31.780 That's the free market system.

01:39:33.400 You keep what you produce.

01:39:35.300 By the way, that thumbprint, that contract, it survives.

01:39:39.280 It's now in the National Museum of China, and we're just putting it up on the screen.

01:39:43.040 That's it.

01:39:43.800 These poor farmers that were starving to death decided to risk their lives and say, private property is important.

01:39:50.940 that's not private property in china they still don't own it they have a lease i think of 10 years

01:40:00.360 and the state if any of them misbehave the state can just take it so they still have to be loyal

01:40:05.380 to the state and do everything the state says but they can lease that land which i guess some people

01:40:11.320 would be fine with you know where the problem is america was built on private property we were

01:40:16.800 built on that and everything all private property is going away now you know at least we are a lease

01:40:23.900 and rent kind of society and unfortunately the housing thing that housing bill that just went

01:40:29.540 through is going to encourage more people to to rent well then you never own and if you don't

01:40:36.220 own you don't actually own an asset that can appreciate and so you can't get richer you're

01:40:41.560 always paying just to survive. And that's what's happening in China. Ask your kids these questions

01:40:50.800 and just try to have a rational conversation and listen to them. Don't try to teach them anything.

01:40:56.760 Listen to them. Ask the questions and listen. Again, don't argue. Your goal is to have a rational,

01:41:07.140 reasonable conversation so you can hear where they are and you can hear can they still think

01:41:15.480 you can push back and say have you thought of this or when you ask it's better to basic question

01:41:23.600 on their answer when you say this i'm trying i just want to understand do you mean x y and z

01:41:30.380 have that conversation with your kids and then later this week let's talk about it let's have

01:41:37.860 you call in and tell me what happened with that conversation with your kids just ask them those

01:41:42.040 questions um ricky can we just can we tweet those out or and just i'd like to invite you to have a

01:41:49.580 conversation with your family and then come back later this week and tell me how that went all

01:41:56.080 All right. More in just a second. I got to tie all of this up to the socialists and what is happening with the red green alliance, because that is critical right now. The red green alliance. The red is the socialist, the Marxist, the communist. They're making their move all over the country now. And the green, which is the Islamists, they are now making their move.

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01:43:45.280 All right, there's three stories that I want to get to here,

01:43:57.240 and then I'm going to tie them together with some questions in about five minutes, so stand by.

01:44:03.760 But first, let me give you some updates.

01:44:06.100 First, the latest French police have arrested a man after he attacked three women with knives in Paris.

01:44:14.020 French police detained a man Monday after he attacked three women with knives.

01:44:19.580 The man attacked the three women who were aged 19, 24, and 36 with two kitchen knives, severely wounding two of them.

01:44:27.780 A video aired on the social platform X, verified by Reuters, shows a man with long black hair wearing a cream tracksuit and wielding one big knife in each hand, stabbing and attempting to stab a young woman.

01:44:40.260 It is unclear if the woman was injured.

01:44:42.560 Another part of the video shows the same man lying on the ground, immobilized by bystanders, while the two knives are lying nearby on a pedestrian crossing.

01:44:52.400 It is Allah who commanded me, the man lying down on the floor said.

01:44:56.400 Nunes said the man had been detained by an off-duty police officer.

01:45:00.400 I pay tribute to him. It was a courageous act, he said.

01:45:04.440 The motive of the attack is unknown.

01:45:12.120 You rolled your eyes, didn't you?

01:45:15.980 When I said that, you rolled your eyes.

01:45:17.360 I know you did.

01:45:18.040 I did.

01:45:18.600 Okay.

01:45:20.840 The police added they haven't verified the identity of the attacker,

01:45:26.240 and his declarations were incoherent while he was being arrested.

01:45:31.780 So they weren't sure if what a whole world heard on X where he said,

01:45:36.920 it was Allah who commanded me.

01:45:39.240 they're not sure if that's what he really said.

01:45:43.120 Okay, I'm going to take you to Berlin in just a second,

01:45:48.360 and then Great Britain, and then here.

01:45:51.960 And I have a series of questions to ask the left.

01:45:55.180 We'll do that in just a second.

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01:47:29.100 from more Islamist attacks, Glenn

01:47:30.980 already revealed the quieter war underway in america watch the jihad from within on demand now

01:47:36.040 at glennbeck.com so right now you have attacks all over the world that are happening and i believe

01:47:58.920 the red-green alliance is a death cult.

01:48:01.780 And I've said it before,

01:48:02.760 but I believe it's a death cult.

01:48:04.080 And if the Democrats

01:48:05.360 and those who vote differently than I do

01:48:07.680 don't start to recognize,

01:48:09.660 we're in bed with a death cult here.

01:48:11.420 This is not good.

01:48:12.840 They want total destruction of everything

01:48:15.000 that we hold dear-ish.

01:48:17.520 You don't even have to hold it dear-ish.

01:48:21.260 You like your country-ish.

01:48:25.100 You like some things to change.

01:48:26.900 And in some ways, I'm like that.

01:48:28.620 I'm a diehard for the Constitution and our history, but I want a lot of things to change.

01:48:33.980 I don't want to go back to the way it was.

01:48:35.620 The way it was doesn't work.

01:48:36.660 Let us hear.

01:48:37.620 Let us hear.

01:48:40.960 But now you have an attack today by an Islamist in France.

01:48:46.720 You have another attack in Germany.

01:48:49.020 Germany's getting really bad.

01:48:50.600 Is it not, Jason?

01:48:52.060 One of the worst, I would say.

01:48:53.660 Yeah.

01:48:54.820 And tell me about the attack this weekend in Germany, in Berlin.

01:48:58.620 oh so he was already convicted of planning at least one terror attack but then he was let out

01:49:07.280 conditionally and i think it was i think he was assigned to complete up to i think 26

01:49:13.780 anti-terrorism or anti-radical classes okay we got a class okay that'll work that'll work

01:49:22.040 Here's the thing.

01:49:23.700 I played for you the audio of the two leaders of the Democrats saying, we have no problem with the DSA and they're welcome in this party.

01:49:38.320 Okay, well, that's interesting to take that view on things.

01:49:43.520 But okay, I don't know what you have in common with them.

01:49:48.940 And that is the problem.

01:49:52.240 Now, look at what's happening in New York with Mamdani.

01:50:02.520 That is socialists and Islamists working together.

01:50:07.940 That's what happened in Iran.

01:50:11.720 I want to ask the people who are LGBTQI2+, whatever it is.

01:50:23.200 I want to ask you a few questions.

01:50:30.200 First, I need to give you a little bit of history

01:50:31.640 because I'm going to give you a name.

01:50:32.860 If you're a socialist, you're a Marxist, you probably know this name.

01:50:36.340 The rest of us don't.

01:50:38.700 September 1978.

01:50:39.740 A 52-year-old Frenchman gets off a plane in Tehran.

01:50:43.780 He's got a press pass and a notebook.

01:50:46.240 His name is Michael Foucault.

01:50:50.640 He was the most influential philosopher alive at the time.

01:50:55.680 Everything you recognize now, what's happening in our universities,

01:50:58.800 the theory about power, identity, sexuality, all of it, runs back to this guy.

01:51:04.000 He was a gay man in Europe that had just stopped arresting men like him.

01:51:08.540 so he goes to iran to watch the revolution and he comes back a total believer and he files his

01:51:16.120 dispatches with an italian paper and a french magazine and what he described was not politics

01:51:21.480 it was something closer closer to like the rapture he had found people willing to walk unarmed into

01:51:27.400 rifles for something they couldn't be talked out of and he called it political spirituality okay

01:51:33.340 A thing the tired, comfortable West had traded away.

01:51:38.080 These people still had it, okay?

01:51:40.080 So he goes back in November,

01:51:42.300 and he writes that the whole nation has risen against the whole state,

01:51:46.400 and he meant it as praise.

01:51:48.860 He was warned, and this is the part that matters.

01:51:52.640 That same month, a letter ran in the French press

01:51:56.040 from an Iranian woman writing under the name of Althusa H.

01:52:00.100 she told him plainly that he was romanticizing men who would build a prison and the ones cheering

01:52:09.820 in the streets like him would be the first ones in that prison and that all these western

01:52:15.100 intellectuals had a habit of admiring from a distance what other people had to live inside

01:52:20.300 she wasn't a critic from the right she was an iranian woman who could see what was coming

01:52:25.400 So this philosopher, he answers her.

01:52:28.360 He didn't change his mind.

01:52:30.600 Khomeini then comes home in February.

01:52:32.800 The revolution consolidates in 11 days.

01:52:36.060 Within months, the new courts begin handing down death sentences.

01:52:40.160 And among people that were hung were men convicted of homosexuality.

01:52:46.760 Remember, he's a homosexual in France.

01:52:49.400 One of his big things was France is finally moving to decriminalize this, et cetera, et cetera, and the West was doing that.

01:52:57.860 This is the man who taught the West how to think about sexual freedom, and he had endorsed the government that now is executing homosexuals inside of a year.

01:53:10.200 This is why I warn you because this is the receipt.

01:53:13.060 We've been here before.

01:53:14.020 okay so what is what does all of this mean

01:53:20.860 he publishes in 1979 he publishes a piece in leman called it's useless to revolt

01:53:29.820 his defenders say this is his reckoning and it is a serious essay it's an argument that

01:53:37.340 the act of rising up against tyranny has worth even when the thing that follows it is terrible

01:53:44.000 that you can't tell people who stay on their knees because the future is uncertain.

01:53:50.040 That's not nothing.

01:53:51.160 It's an idea that a decent person can hold.

01:53:53.580 So he's saying, even if it's worth supporting, even if it turns out to be a horrible thing.

01:54:02.080 Okay.

01:54:03.820 But here's what this essay never did.

01:54:06.780 It never named the courts.

01:54:08.260 It never names the hangings.

01:54:10.180 It never says, I was wrong about this part.

01:54:13.180 It's a defense of a revolt in general published at the exact moment a specific revolt required a specific accounting.

01:54:23.960 So he lives five more years.

01:54:26.420 He's at the height of his power, lecturing in Paris and California.

01:54:30.300 He's teaching at Berkeley, California.

01:54:32.860 He's publishing until the month he dies in 1984 and tragic death.

01:54:38.080 He wasn't silenced.

01:54:40.360 He's not ignorant.

01:54:42.300 He never took it back.

01:54:49.280 Now, I was thinking about this last night, and I thought, what should he have written?

01:54:52.920 I mean, here's the paragraph I think he owed the world.

01:54:57.760 And I'm putting words in a dead man's mouth, and I'm telling you I'm doing that.

01:55:02.360 And I don't normally like it, but I think it's worth it in this case.

01:55:06.480 He should have written.

01:55:07.580 I went to Tehran, and I mistook intensity for justice.

01:55:12.200 I saw men willing to die, and I assumed that anyone willing to die for a thing must be right about that thing.

01:55:18.200 I was warned by a woman who lived there, and instead of listening to her, I answered her.

01:55:23.780 The government I praised is now hanging men for what I am.

01:55:29.240 I was wrong.

01:55:31.040 This is not going to end well.

01:55:33.020 They weren't hanging homosexuals before this, and now they are.

01:55:37.580 It's wrong, not partly, not in hindsight.

01:55:40.700 I was wrong in a way that could have been avoided at the time.

01:55:43.940 And the people who are dead, who would not care what a French professor wrote, deserve, I have to write this.

01:55:54.000 They deserve me standing up and saying I was wrong.

01:55:59.160 That's it. That's all it would have taken.

01:56:01.920 What, nine or ten sentences.

01:56:05.000 But it never came. Why?

01:56:07.580 you've watched people do this their your entire life and you're seeing it happen right now

01:56:14.680 an honest mind treats being wrong as information a weak one treats it as injury

01:56:22.900 so how is he actually wrong three ways and they're still on the market today

01:56:32.640 He judged a movement by how it felt to the people inside instead of by what it would do to the people underneath it.

01:56:41.140 Passion is not a moral argument.

01:56:44.480 Everyone who has ever built a gallows was passionate.

01:56:49.080 He had spent his entire career teaching that Western liberal institutions, the courts, the rights, the rule of law, were masks that power wore.

01:56:59.960 Fine, argue it.

01:57:00.940 But when a movement shows up to tear those institutions down, he had thrown away the only ruler that he had left to measure what replaced them.

01:57:10.840 If everything is a mask, then you can't tell the difference between a constitution and a firing squad.

01:57:17.000 And he was warned.

01:57:22.000 This is not about philosophy.

01:57:24.940 This is about character.

01:57:26.620 it's about intentional self-imposed ignorance or blindness

01:57:32.480 if you have a chance to talk to a young person or a socialist or anything else you might have

01:57:43.460 an argument this week you're going to see a young person marching under a flag flown by men who

01:57:50.380 would put them in prison

01:57:51.820 in the country she or he is marching

01:57:54.240 for. And you're going to

01:57:56.340 want to say something cutting. Don't.

01:57:59.560 If it comes

01:58:00.400 out of your mouth sounding like you don't care

01:58:02.300 what happens to her, then you've lost.

01:58:04.360 And quite honestly, we deserve to lose.

01:58:09.800 I'm not talking about being polite.

01:58:14.120 Some rules. Rules are the difference

01:58:16.120 between winning and getting embarrassed.

01:58:20.380 If you want to win this fight, don't say Palestinians, say Hamas.

01:58:25.760 A people is not a militia.

01:58:31.240 Merge those two words and you're going to lose because I've done this before.

01:58:34.740 You'll spend the entire week defending yourself instead of making your point.

01:58:38.600 And the person you're trying to reach will never hear the argument at all.

01:58:41.580 there was a terrorist attack from somebody who was a former isis well which one was that jason

01:58:53.200 i've lost track of them there was an isis guy who was trying to support isis that was germany

01:58:58.260 that was germany okay um you know they will tell you that nobody's marching for a caliphate and

01:59:05.600 blah, blah, blah, but they are, but I wouldn't argue and don't argue with a group, argue with

01:59:13.220 a person one at a time and ask hard questions, name the country or the region where you as LGBTQ

01:59:23.700 could walk down the street, holding your partner's hand and not be harassed. Is there anywhere

01:59:30.760 with the Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, anywhere that you'll feel comfortable,

01:59:38.480 the people you are supporting, if you flew there tomorrow

01:59:41.660 and marched under the same LGBTQAI, whatever it is,

01:59:48.080 what would happen to you?

01:59:49.920 Not what should happen to you, but what happens to you?

01:59:55.620 Can you quote any lines from anybody in this movement

01:59:59.720 where they have promised to protect LGBTQ rights.

02:00:04.200 One line where they have taken a hard stance.

02:00:08.640 Let me ask you this.

02:00:10.500 Have they ever marched for you?

02:00:14.800 Ask those questions and just stop.

02:00:16.980 Let them answer.

02:00:18.500 And when they answer, take it seriously.

02:00:21.320 Because the good ones will have a real reply.

02:00:24.640 And you better be ready for it.

02:00:25.860 the strongest version isn't hamas is kind to gay people nobody it's this they'll say i oppose the

02:00:36.000 killing of civilians whether or not those civilians would like me or not and that's a serious moral

02:00:41.020 position you know a better one than the alternative because a principle that you extend only to people

02:00:47.880 who would extend it back is a trade and that's not so just agree with that and then ask the only

02:00:55.000 question left then the opposite of killing the opposite of killing why are you flying their flag

02:01:03.180 because opposing a war is not the same as endorsing the men running it right make them defend the

02:01:11.420 endorsement of the people who are running hamas and hezbollah and the palestinian authority

02:01:18.920 because it's not the compassion it's never the compassion and if they can't answer don't spike

02:01:24.880 the ball, let the silence, you know, Foucault had the silence available to him for five years

02:01:30.360 and he used it to say nothing. We've got a better use. I honestly, it is time for Democrats. It is

02:01:43.760 time for people who are homosexual of different lifestyles than mine, whatever. It is time to

02:01:50.160 ask yourself serious questions.

02:01:53.400 What happens to me if Glenn Beck's right?

02:01:58.040 What happens to me if they're using me

02:02:00.940 like they did in Iran?

02:02:03.000 What happens then to me, my friends, my lifestyle?

02:02:07.480 What happens?

02:02:09.840 You better think that through.

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02:03:37.080 One of the greatest portrait artists, I believe, of our day

02:03:50.460 is a guy named Mike Malm, and he's a friend of mine.

02:03:54.580 And I was painting this painting of the president's mother a few months ago,

02:03:59.400 and I had like three days, and I can't paint that fast.

02:04:02.040 And I asked Mike, can you come over and help me with this?

02:04:03.940 And so he came over and he helped, and it's this beautiful painting.

02:04:07.080 Um, and, uh, so gave it to the president.

02:04:09.940 I just got a note from the president over the weekend.

02:04:13.280 Um, Glenn prime location on the way to the white house took down.

02:04:20.340 That makes me so happy.

02:04:22.220 Took down president Wilson's wife, Edith, and put up Mary Ann McLeod Trump, president DJT.

02:04:31.700 I got to tell you, to know that a painting that I gave the president is there in the White House is amazing.

02:04:42.200 You can see it on tour.

02:04:43.780 Ask the tour guides, apparently.

02:04:45.640 You can see it while you're on tour if you tour the White House.

02:04:48.520 But the fact that it replaced Woodrow Wilson's wife is a dream come true.

02:04:55.860 Incredible.

02:04:56.440 It's an absolute dream come true.

02:05:01.700 Glambeck is on.

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