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00:02:42.320 Down the road where shadows hide,

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00:03:31.380 We're really going through a period of insanity, and I want to bring some,

00:03:35.140 or going through a period of insanity, and I want to bring some sanity to America here.

00:03:42.020 I think I have to start with our national forests and the fire that happened yesterday in Coeur d'Alene.

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00:05:05.600 I will tell you, I'm having some severe discomfort today in my back.

00:05:12.180 And let's just say, on the bottle it said, do not operate heavy machinery.

00:05:17.660 I've never tried to lift a transmitter before, let alone about 450 of them.

00:05:22.980 So I don't know if that's heavy machinery or not.

00:05:25.020 I was supposed to go cut the hay today.

00:05:28.700 That one, I'm going to skip.

00:05:30.980 This one, just bear with me, if you will.

00:05:34.800 I want to take you into the woods.

00:05:37.360 I'm going to start here.

00:05:38.260 Coeur d'Alene.

00:05:39.240 Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

00:05:40.500 It is one of the most peaceful and serene and beautiful places in America.

00:05:47.780 You're there in Coeur d'Alene.

00:05:49.080 You're a firefighter.

00:05:49.820 You've trained your whole life, not for glory, not for pay.

00:05:55.020 But you've trained your whole life to save forest and to save lives.

00:05:58.620 And it is a hot, bone-dry summer afternoon on Canfield Mountain.

00:06:05.320 And there's a brush fire, and it's starting to lick up through the timber.

00:06:09.500 And you and your brothers have been called in not to fight men, not to fight monsters.

00:06:13.120 You're fighting a fire.

00:06:15.340 And you're going to get there in time this time.

00:06:18.520 But you don't realize it's a trap.

00:06:21.460 Hidden in the trees under the cover of smoke and heat was a monster, was a man, a sniper, one man, one gun, one agenda.

00:06:35.260 To kill you and as many of your brothers as he possibly can. 0.54

00:06:40.160 He starts firing.

00:06:44.620 A bullet hits its mark.

00:06:46.960 Then another.

00:06:47.880 Two of your brothers are dead before they even know you're being hunted.

00:06:52.480 A third clings to life.

00:06:54.960 Fighting for breath as the forest around him burns.

00:06:58.780 And you call in this.

00:07:00.500 Central BC5.

00:07:02.860 Central BC5.

00:07:04.140 Central BC5.

00:07:05.900 BC5 up here.

00:07:07.720 Central law enforcement right now is an active shooter zone.

00:07:12.140 They're shot.

00:07:12.960 BC3 is down.

00:07:14.320 BC1 is down.

00:07:15.460 Everybody's shot up here.

00:07:16.900 Law enforcement.

00:07:17.780 Code 3 now up here.

00:07:21.700 551.

00:07:22.520 10 or 14.

00:07:23.480 Stop.

00:07:25.180 Get out of the way. 0.53

00:07:25.940 10 or 14.

00:07:26.920 Engine brush 551.

00:07:28.100 Do not come up here.

00:07:29.020 51 copies remain in staging.

00:07:35.420 Why?

00:07:40.260 What kind of madness?

00:07:45.900 It's evil.

00:07:47.180 That's all it is.

00:07:47.880 It's just evil.

00:07:52.680 Evil doesn't always march in our big cities.

00:07:55.860 Carrying signs and flags of enemies, not of America, but of all mankind.

00:08:07.080 This enemy wasn't posting slogans or chanting.

00:08:11.020 This evil was crouching in the brush with a scope and matches.

00:08:18.200 Sheriff Robert Norris, yesterday's voice cracking, shoulders heavy, called it for what it was, an ambush, an intentional act of terror.

00:08:36.080 He said, we believe the suspect started the fire.

00:08:41.620 Now think of that.

00:08:44.060 He started a fire, a wildfire, to lure in firefighters.

00:08:48.480 Men trained to help.

00:08:49.880 Did nothing to him, ever.

00:08:51.620 Most likely, never, ever, ever.

00:08:54.220 Maybe in a bar, what they had exchanges.

00:08:56.900 Why would you start a forest fire so you could kill firefighters, not hurt them, kill them?

00:09:04.640 This wasn't spontaneous.

00:09:09.800 This wasn't madness.

00:09:11.560 This was tactical.

00:09:12.800 This is evil.

00:09:18.140 Didn't take long.

00:09:19.380 300 law enforcement officers flooded the scene.

00:09:23.540 SWAT scoured the mountains.

00:09:26.300 Cell phone signals were tracked.

00:09:28.020 Fire crews pulled back under the gunfire.

00:09:30.260 It wasn't a backwoods skirmish.

00:09:33.860 This was a full-fledged battlefield.

00:09:39.180 I'm hoping that somebody has a clear shot and is able to neutralize because they are not, at this point in time, showing any evidence of wanting to surrender.

00:09:51.180 So as soon as somebody has a clear shot, I encourage them to take that shot and neutralize the threat.

00:09:56.800 Well, eventually, they found him on Canfield Mountain, a rifle nearby.

00:10:07.360 He was dead.

00:10:12.140 Was that justice or was that just an ending?

00:10:18.280 We may never know why this guy, I mean, never understand what possessed him to become a predator of protectors.

00:10:24.520 But we do know what happened.

00:10:27.600 We do know firefighters were murdered while doing their duty.

00:10:32.200 We do know today that evil lurks a little closer.

00:10:36.840 Sometimes in our small towns.

00:10:38.920 Sometimes in our forests.

00:10:41.040 Sometimes in the very emergencies we're trained to respond to.

00:10:44.860 And we know something else.

00:10:53.000 Stuff like this didn't used to happen.

00:10:55.660 Something's changed.

00:10:58.680 And this didn't have to happen.

00:11:00.400 Is it possible we have grown too comfortable thinking violence only happens in the cities?

00:11:14.220 Far away battlefields.

00:11:16.700 You can't live in the mountain by a lake.

00:11:21.980 Away from everything.

00:11:24.320 You moved away from California to get away from madness.

00:11:27.460 Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, just got a wake-up call.

00:11:34.700 Idaho just joined the club of heartbreak.

00:11:40.080 So now, we wait.

00:11:42.640 We wait for answers.

00:11:43.800 We wait for motives.

00:11:45.200 We wait for someone to say,

00:11:46.980 He was a lone wolf.

00:11:48.860 We wait for one side to say,

00:11:54.480 He was a right-wing extremist.

00:11:56.480 And the other side to say,

00:11:57.720 He was a left-wing extremist.

00:12:01.060 And then one of his neighbors to say,

00:12:03.740 You know, I always had a weird feeling.

00:12:07.320 Should have seen this coming.

00:12:08.660 But while we wait for all of that nonsense,

00:12:16.020 Now it's time to do what Americans always do. 0.99

00:12:21.040 Clean up the mess.

00:12:24.880 Come together.

00:12:30.940 Mourn.

00:12:32.320 And rally.

00:12:32.900 These men didn't die in war,

00:12:42.440 But they died in service.

00:12:46.940 They went up to a mountain to save lives,

00:12:49.260 And they never came down.

00:12:51.160 And that is not just a tragedy.

00:12:54.080 That is sacrifice.

00:12:57.920 I don't know their names yet.

00:13:02.640 Nobody does.

00:13:08.300 I'll be calling the Tunnel to Towers Foundation today,

00:13:11.240 Once I find out the names,

00:13:12.560 And I'm sure they're probably already on the phone.

00:13:17.560 Make sure their families are taken care of.

00:13:20.380 When their names are released,

00:13:22.080 Let us speak those names in reverence for just a second.

00:13:25.920 Let the killer's name vanish into ash.

00:13:31.160 Let the fire of the American spirit burn brighter than the fire that took them.

00:13:42.360 What happened yesterday was,

00:13:45.060 It wasn't just news.

00:13:48.500 It wasn't just news.

00:13:55.920 It's a warning.

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00:15:20.020 I want to talk to you about the enemy being clear.

00:15:38.600 Crystal clear.

00:15:42.880 But I'm not sure to everybody.

00:15:44.460 I'm so sick and tired of us turning on each other.

00:15:50.160 We saw it with Elon Musk and Donald Trump.

00:15:51.940 I like both men.

00:15:53.100 Can you stop?

00:15:54.100 Thankfully, they did.

00:15:55.840 You're seeing it with Trump's bombing of Iran,

00:15:58.220 where you were either a Jew-loving Zionist or a raging anti-Semite.

00:16:02.900 Or if you're me, both.

00:16:07.140 And then there was something that really caught me off guard.

00:16:10.180 The people who are turning on Utah Senator Mike Lee

00:16:12.960 over a housing proposal.

00:16:16.920 He's had this housing proposal since 2022.

00:16:20.560 But if you go on X, you're going to learn,

00:16:22.660 apparently, Mike Lee,

00:16:23.920 one of the most Constitution-loving conservatives I know,

00:16:27.480 wants to sell off our national parks and our forests.

00:16:30.760 You know, he was probably in quarter lane 0.67

00:16:32.880 lighting the matches because he hates our forests so much.

00:16:36.220 He wants to make sure you never get to hunt.

00:16:38.320 All he wants to do is take away your fishing and your hunting rights

00:16:42.940 and build cheap housing complexes,

00:16:45.980 Amazon warehouses,

00:16:47.380 and whatever China and BlackRock want.

00:16:49.840 You know, I addressed this a few weeks ago.

00:16:56.260 I invited Mike to clarify where he stands

00:16:57.980 because some of my family are very concerned.

00:17:03.300 You can find the segments on my YouTube channel.

00:17:05.800 Go subscribe to my YouTube channel, will you please?

00:17:07.960 But since then, apparently,

00:17:10.820 there's a crusade out to cancel Senator Lee.

00:17:15.680 There have been a few major updates.

00:17:17.600 So today, let me just take a look at just the facts here,

00:17:20.960 where we stand on this right now.

00:17:22.380 Over the weekend,

00:17:23.040 Mike Lee decided to withdraw his federal land sale provision

00:17:26.160 from the big, beautiful bill.

00:17:28.340 He said, quote,

00:17:29.320 Wow, what a shill for the globalists.

00:17:59.320 Or maybe it's how our government should work.

00:18:03.220 Members of Congress propose something,

00:18:04.860 present it to the people,

00:18:05.880 and then they listen to the community

00:18:07.920 instead of just insisting,

00:18:09.720 we have to pass it to know what's in it.

00:18:12.860 And then hear this kind of outcry for that.

00:18:17.880 Here's one of the bigger issues here.

00:18:19.420 We're speaking two different languages.

00:18:21.640 A lot of criticism online is that Mike Lee

00:18:24.180 wants to sell off our public lands.

00:18:27.320 Our public lands.

00:18:28.320 To a lot of Americans,

00:18:31.260 those lands are the lands we use for recreation

00:18:34.020 and hiking and hunting and fishing

00:18:36.500 and things like that.

00:18:37.360 That's not what he wanted to sell.

00:18:39.540 And he promised to make that much clearer

00:18:42.020 in the revised bill.

00:18:44.800 Now, let me remind you on the public lands.

00:18:48.280 President Biden, under his administration,

00:18:51.640 the federal government,

00:18:52.420 was ordered to conserve 30% of our lands

00:18:56.380 and our waters by 2030.

00:18:57.860 So apparently, our public lands

00:19:00.700 are being gobbled up even more.

00:19:03.480 That's another, I think, six percentage points.

00:19:07.340 Another 6% of the entire land in the United States

00:19:11.360 is going to be seized by the federal government by 2030.

00:19:14.080 And it falls directly in line with the UN's 30 by 30 plan.

00:19:19.060 It's an initiative for governments to seize 30% of all land and water

00:19:22.520 and water by 2030.

00:19:25.000 Now, do you think the UN wants to give you more hunting and fishing land?

00:19:28.540 Do you think they're all for that?

00:19:30.220 Or do you think these radical environmentalists

00:19:32.380 want to restrict your access

00:19:34.280 in the name of fighting climate change?

00:19:36.540 By the way, currently, the U.S. government owns 640 million acres of land.

00:19:42.780 That's nearly a third of the country.

00:19:45.180 So they've almost met that 30 by 30 goal.

00:19:48.220 And they will meet it.

00:19:49.520 And then what's next?

00:19:50.780 The 50 by 50 UN goal.

00:19:53.920 And in order to seize the rest of the land,

00:19:56.580 there's the Sustains Act that passed.

00:19:58.900 Do you know about this?

00:19:59.700 I didn't hear any outcry about this.

00:20:02.180 Where was the right on this one?

00:20:05.160 It was enacted in 2023.

00:20:07.780 It allows the government to receive private funds

00:20:10.480 to advance conservation programs.

00:20:13.140 So BlackRock, if they wanted to,

00:20:15.360 could buy up the conservation lands.

00:20:19.180 Does your property contribute to pollination?

00:20:22.220 Photosynthesis?

00:20:23.460 The air we breathe?

00:20:24.780 The water we drink?

00:20:25.940 Well, as I exposed on a show back in September,

00:20:31.200 the Sustains Act allows all of that to be monetized

00:20:35.300 through the relationship of private investors like Bill Gates

00:20:38.540 and the government.

00:20:40.180 And it occurs without the landowner's permission.

00:20:43.180 So they can take your land or tell you exactly what you want to do,

00:20:46.680 what they want you to do on that land,

00:20:48.520 what you cannot do on that land,

00:20:50.200 because photosynthesis happens.

00:20:52.660 Where were you?

00:20:58.480 Where were you on that?

00:21:01.960 This is the real seizing of American assets.

00:21:05.720 This is the real seizing of American assets

00:21:08.360 by the global corporations that you were all so afraid of.

00:21:13.560 Mike Lee, oh my gosh,

00:21:15.480 what about the Sustains Act?

00:21:17.280 In his revised bill, which he's still working on,

00:21:22.540 Lee has promised to, quote,

00:21:23.600 remove all Forest Service land.

00:21:25.840 Good.

00:21:26.840 Significantly reduce the amount of BLM land in the bill.

00:21:30.060 Good.

00:21:30.920 Only land within five miles of population centers is eligible.

00:21:34.620 Yeah, but when he gets that,

00:21:36.000 then he'll build buildings there,

00:21:37.360 and then he'll have another five.

00:21:38.440 And next thing you know,

00:21:39.800 he'll be putting a cap on old faithful.

00:21:44.200 He'll establish freedom zones

00:21:48.540 to ensure these lands benefit American families,

00:21:50.900 protect our farmers, ranchers, recreational users.

00:21:54.060 But there's still a lot of claims online.

00:21:56.360 Whatever.

00:22:00.020 Charlie Kirk said it right.

00:22:01.380 The Democrats, this is their war on single-family housing.

00:22:05.520 Do you remember when we talked on the program

00:22:10.800 about the globalist plan of 15-minute cities

00:22:14.760 that all of BlackRock and everybody else is for?

00:22:18.440 Remember when BlackRock came in

00:22:19.940 and just started buying up whole neighborhoods,

00:22:22.160 didn't, just priced every regular citizen

00:22:25.740 out of the neighborhood?

00:22:28.820 Why?

00:22:29.920 Because it's part of the plan

00:22:31.380 to pack the majority of humanity

00:22:32.940 into easily controllable cities

00:22:35.140 where everything you need is just 15 minutes away,

00:22:37.840 and you never need a car.

00:22:39.140 But is that the American dream?

00:22:43.640 Currently, rural land is getting so expensive,

00:22:46.200 most Americans can't afford rural land.

00:22:49.680 I know.

00:22:50.480 I'm living in a place

00:22:51.960 that has a population of 400 and...

00:22:54.520 I think it's 51.

00:22:56.860 Might have had a baby,

00:22:57.760 so maybe it's 452.

00:23:01.360 And nobody can afford it.

00:23:03.040 How is it possible

00:23:05.360 you're living in the middle of nowhere

00:23:07.080 with a population of 451 people

00:23:10.280 and you can't afford a house?

00:23:14.340 The elites don't need Mike Lee's proposal

00:23:16.680 to take more of your land.

00:23:18.000 They're already doing that.

00:23:20.440 But here's my biggest issue.

00:23:21.960 This is not about Mike Lee's proposal.

00:23:25.620 Okay?

00:23:26.440 It's not.

00:23:27.780 There is a much bigger issue.

00:23:32.540 And I'll share that when I come back.

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00:25:31.780 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:25:46.020 So I was talking

00:25:47.100 about federal lands.

00:25:47.880 I want to get off that.

00:25:48.580 I want to change to instead

00:25:50.240 what the real problem here is.

00:25:54.040 What the real problem is.

00:25:55.980 The real problem on the seizing

00:25:58.720 of the federal lands

00:26:00.900 is that we are so quick

00:26:05.560 to turn on ourselves.

00:26:07.260 We are so quick lately

00:26:09.740 to turn on our allies.

00:26:14.600 See, that's...

00:26:15.820 The issue isn't Mike Lee's proposal.

00:26:17.940 It's how fast we turn

00:26:19.680 on each other.

00:26:21.560 If you believe

00:26:22.380 Mike Lee's proposal

00:26:23.200 didn't go far enough

00:26:24.120 to safeguard our land

00:26:25.160 from adversaries,

00:26:26.340 great.

00:26:27.620 That's fine.

00:26:28.740 And you know what?

00:26:30.320 You won.

00:26:31.460 He's revamping that.

00:26:33.560 He listened.

00:26:34.900 The government listened.

00:26:36.080 Good.

00:26:36.840 But can you say that

00:26:37.760 without calling him

00:26:38.480 a traitorous shill 0.95

00:26:39.460 for the elites?

00:26:40.260 I mean, I don't know

00:26:42.380 a traitorous shill 0.95

00:26:43.380 for the elites

00:26:44.020 that actually listens.

00:26:45.540 Do you?

00:26:46.320 Donald Trump Jr.,

00:26:47.600 he was against

00:26:48.740 Mike Lee's plan.

00:26:49.940 He thanked him

00:26:50.900 over the weekend

00:26:51.780 for pulling the proposal

00:26:53.020 saying, quote,

00:26:53.660 Mike is a great friend

00:26:55.020 and we usually agree

00:26:56.420 on almost everything,

00:26:57.500 but this was a rare

00:26:58.560 exemption

00:26:59.600 of where we didn't.

00:27:01.920 Hello?

00:27:02.240 Hello?

00:27:03.280 We don't need to hear

00:27:04.740 people tear each other down.

00:27:08.220 Who's our real enemy?

00:27:14.040 Who is...

00:27:17.540 Who's more dangerous?

00:27:22.520 Can we go to...

00:27:26.320 Can we go...

00:27:28.500 I don't have numbers

00:27:29.280 on these, unfortunately.

00:27:30.960 Six...

00:27:32.320 Seven...

00:27:34.380 Eight...

00:27:35.300 Nine...

00:27:36.180 Ten...

00:27:37.300 Let's go to cut ten, 0.72

00:27:38.380 please,

00:27:38.760 on whiter neighborhoods.

00:27:45.640 And realize there's

00:27:46.800 a policy proposal

00:27:47.680 that says your plan,

00:27:48.700 and I'm going to

00:27:49.380 quote it for folks,

00:27:50.440 is to shift the tax burden

00:27:51.840 from overtaxed homeowners

00:27:53.600 in the outer boroughs

00:27:54.820 to more expensive homes

00:27:56.540 in richer

00:27:57.220 and whiter neighborhoods.

00:27:59.480 Explain why you are

00:28:00.700 bringing race

00:28:01.900 into your tax proposal.

00:28:03.500 That is just

00:28:04.260 a description

00:28:05.240 of what we see right now.

00:28:06.920 It's not driven by race,

00:28:08.020 it's more of an assessment

00:28:08.840 of what neighborhoods

00:28:09.720 are being undertaxed

00:28:10.680 versus overtaxed.

00:28:11.780 We've seen time and again

00:28:13.060 that this is a property tax system

00:28:15.360 that is inequitable.

00:28:16.320 It's one that actually

00:28:17.080 Eric Adams ran on

00:28:18.180 saying that he would change

00:28:19.200 in the first hundred days.

00:28:20.680 He's since sought to defend it

00:28:22.240 and lost at every juncture in court.

00:28:23.740 And I understand.

00:28:24.420 You're saying

00:28:24.960 we're simply describing

00:28:26.340 the types of neighborhoods

00:28:27.420 that would see

00:28:28.460 these increase in taxes,

00:28:29.880 and yet by invoking race

00:28:31.940 do you run the risk

00:28:32.820 of potentially alienating

00:28:34.300 key constituents?

00:28:35.500 I think I'm just

00:28:36.080 naming things as they are.

00:28:37.780 And ultimately

00:28:38.320 the thing that motivates me

00:28:41.120 in this

00:28:41.600 is to create

00:28:42.080 a system of fairness.

00:28:42.980 It is not to work backwards

00:28:44.140 from a racial assessment

00:28:45.620 of neighborhoods

00:28:46.260 or our city.

00:28:47.660 Rather it's to ensure

00:28:48.600 that we actually have

00:28:49.700 an equal playing field

00:28:50.660 and right now

00:28:51.240 what we see

00:28:51.640 with the property tax system

00:28:52.820 is one that is overtaxing

00:28:54.740 a number of New Yorkers

00:28:55.540 and undertaxing others

00:28:56.480 and an inability

00:28:57.300 of political will

00:28:58.280 to resolve that.

00:28:59.460 So no plans

00:29:00.220 to change that language

00:29:01.200 on your website?

00:29:02.940 The focus here

00:29:04.160 is to actually ensure

00:29:05.420 a fair property tax system

00:29:06.880 and the use of that language

00:29:08.100 is just an assessment

00:29:08.800 of the neighborhood.

00:29:10.360 Just want it to be fair.

00:29:12.200 Just want it to be fair.

00:29:13.000 Play the next cut.

00:29:13.820 This is Mom Donnie,

00:29:14.740 by the way,

00:29:15.340 the candidate in New York

00:29:17.980 that looks like he might win

00:29:19.580 to become the next mayor

00:29:22.180 of New York.

00:29:22.960 Next cut.

00:29:23.760 You are a self-described

00:29:25.080 democratic socialist.

00:29:26.380 Do you think that billionaires

00:29:28.480 have a right to exist?

00:29:30.940 I don't think that

00:29:32.060 we should have billionaires

00:29:33.320 because frankly

00:29:34.060 it is so much money

00:29:35.760 in a moment of such inequality

00:29:37.220 and ultimately

00:29:38.420 what we need more of

00:29:40.220 is equality across our city

00:29:41.880 and across our state

00:29:42.720 and across our country

00:29:43.480 and I look forward

00:29:44.460 to work with everyone

00:29:46.100 including billionaires

00:29:47.020 to make a city

00:29:47.780 that is fairer

00:29:48.540 for all of them.

00:29:50.100 Wow, that is fantastic.

00:29:51.280 We shouldn't have billionaires.

00:29:54.240 Hmm.

00:29:54.960 So how would we get there?

00:29:56.380 What would be his

00:29:57.560 ultimate goal?

00:29:59.380 Listen.

00:30:00.200 Do you like capitalism?

00:30:02.100 No, I have many critiques

00:30:03.700 of capitalism

00:30:04.200 and I think ultimately

00:30:05.140 the definition for me

00:30:06.700 of why I call myself

00:30:08.180 a democratic socialist

00:30:09.000 is the words of Dr. King

00:30:11.300 decades ago.

00:30:12.060 He said,

00:30:12.680 call it democracy

00:30:13.440 or call it democratic socialism.

00:30:15.080 There must be

00:30:15.680 a better distribution of wealth

00:30:16.900 for all of God's children

00:30:18.100 in this country

00:30:18.660 and that's what I'm focused on

00:30:20.080 is dignity

00:30:21.120 and taking on income inequality.

00:30:22.820 What the purpose is

00:30:24.300 about this entire project

00:30:25.660 is not simply

00:30:27.020 to raise class consciousness

00:30:28.320 but to win socialism

00:30:29.380 and obviously raising

00:30:30.220 class consciousness

00:30:30.820 is a critical part of that

00:30:31.800 but making sure

00:30:32.960 that we have candidates

00:30:34.120 that both understand that

00:30:35.260 and are willing

00:30:36.220 to put that forward

00:30:37.940 at every which moment

00:30:39.080 that they have

00:30:39.720 at every which opportunity

00:30:40.540 that they are given.

00:30:41.260 We have to continue

00:30:43.200 to elect more socialists

00:30:44.940 and we have to ensure

00:30:46.540 that we are unapologetic

00:30:49.260 about our socialism.

00:30:50.500 There are also other issues

00:30:51.580 that we firmly believe in

00:30:52.800 whether it's BDS

00:30:54.360 or whether it's the end goal

00:30:56.880 of ceasing the means of production

00:30:58.460 where we do not have

00:31:00.840 the same levels.

00:31:01.540 Can you just say that again for me?

00:31:03.660 Whether it's the end goal

00:31:05.460 of ceasing the means of production.

00:31:08.780 Let me ask you a question.

00:31:10.020 Which is more dangerous

00:31:11.940 to our country

00:31:13.220 and our heritage?

00:31:15.760 Is it the senator

00:31:17.380 that controversial maybe

00:31:20.220 says 3% of federal land

00:31:22.360 should be transferred

00:31:22.960 back to the states?

00:31:24.020 Or is it the politician

00:31:25.460 standing at a podium

00:31:27.340 declaring, you know,

00:31:28.820 not in some offhanded gaffe

00:31:30.520 that he has a real problem

00:31:31.560 with capitalism.

00:31:32.860 That he wants to tax

00:31:34.260 white neighborhoods.

00:31:35.820 That he wants to get rid

00:31:36.900 of billionaires

00:31:37.760 and seize the means

00:31:40.020 of production.

00:31:41.520 Now, for those

00:31:42.400 who studied history,

00:31:43.500 I don't need to tell you

00:31:44.940 why your blood

00:31:45.760 has suddenly run cold.

00:31:47.760 Seize the means

00:31:48.640 of production.

00:31:49.660 That's not economic theory.

00:31:51.280 That is a revolutionary

00:31:52.620 war cry.

00:31:53.680 It always has been.

00:31:55.560 It's the heart

00:31:56.380 of Lenin,

00:31:57.380 of Marx,

00:31:58.180 of Mao,

00:31:58.880 of gulags,

00:31:59.740 of five-year plans,

00:32:00.860 of food line,

00:32:01.960 total state control.

00:32:03.540 It is the slogan

00:32:05.220 whispered in the barracks

00:32:07.060 of all of the camps

00:32:09.520 printed on the walls

00:32:11.680 of the Khmer Rouge

00:32:12.820 torture cells.

00:32:14.380 That's not American. 0.92

00:32:16.240 That's not a goal

00:32:17.400 any of us should look for.

00:32:18.480 But let's take down

00:32:19.900 Elon Musk.

00:32:22.620 Let's take down

00:32:24.620 our FBI.

00:32:26.860 Let's take down

00:32:28.700 Mike Lee.

00:32:30.040 Let's take down

00:32:31.100 Tucker Carlson.

00:32:32.080 Let's take down

00:32:33.600 Ted Cruz

00:32:34.460 because we don't

00:32:35.960 have enough enemies.

00:32:39.120 Rightfully,

00:32:39.720 somebody on this program

00:32:40.560 asked around this time

00:32:41.560 on Friday,

00:32:43.020 Glenn,

00:32:43.240 why did you have

00:32:43.760 Steve Bannon on?

00:32:44.780 This is why

00:32:46.020 I had Steve Bannon on.

00:32:48.400 We have enough enemies,

00:32:49.800 don't we?

00:32:50.360 Can we find people

00:32:51.300 that we generally

00:32:52.540 agree with,

00:32:53.440 maybe 80%,

00:32:54.400 even if that 20%

00:32:55.840 is massive?

00:33:00.700 I'm going to be

00:33:01.520 friends with anybody

00:33:02.700 for the times

00:33:04.380 I can be friends with

00:33:05.380 and then I'm going

00:33:05.920 to have to say,

00:33:06.680 I part with you here.

00:33:08.600 You're going to have

00:33:09.460 to go on your own way

00:33:10.340 but when you come back

00:33:11.580 to this,

00:33:12.140 I'm with you.

00:33:14.540 We are being,

00:33:16.780 our college campuses,

00:33:19.400 the floor of our own

00:33:20.620 legislative bodies,

00:33:22.640 as if it were another

00:33:23.720 just regular day

00:33:25.540 in paradise of America.

00:33:28.460 You know,

00:33:28.760 we want to talk

00:33:29.740 about highway funding

00:33:30.840 and seizing the means

00:33:32.180 of production.

00:33:33.360 Wait,

00:33:33.680 what?

00:33:36.200 Meanwhile,

00:33:36.760 the man who says

00:33:37.620 we should return

00:33:38.320 a tiny sliver

00:33:39.300 of public land,

00:33:40.220 land that Washington

00:33:41.540 hoards like a miser

00:33:43.180 while local communities

00:33:45.120 struggle to pay

00:33:45.900 for schools and police

00:33:47.220 while you can't

00:33:48.660 afford a house,

00:33:49.580 that's an extremist,

00:33:50.620 a radical,

00:33:51.220 a threat,

00:33:51.680 but this guy,

00:33:52.740 I don't see anybody

00:33:53.780 on the right

00:33:54.360 really standing up

00:33:55.620 against this guy.

00:33:56.980 Where is the big

00:33:58.400 movement against

00:33:59.560 this guy?

00:34:00.340 It's almost as if

00:34:01.680 that whole federal

00:34:02.760 lands thing

00:34:03.580 was orchestrated

00:34:06.780 and so many

00:34:08.720 of our side

00:34:09.400 played right into it.

00:34:14.280 That man who says 0.72

00:34:15.340 let the states

00:34:15.960 manage their own

00:34:16.700 forests,

00:34:17.120 their own minerals,

00:34:17.800 their own resources.

00:34:18.940 Just give us

00:34:19.460 3% of the land

00:34:21.180 so we can actually

00:34:22.220 have a tax base

00:34:23.360 so we can build

00:34:24.260 some houses there

00:34:25.120 that people can afford.

00:34:27.100 Let's make sure

00:34:27.940 that the land

00:34:28.520 is controlled

00:34:28.980 by the people

00:34:29.640 who are closest

00:34:30.540 to that land.

00:34:31.680 Let them be

00:34:32.160 the stewards of it,

00:34:33.140 not the bureaucrats

00:34:34.220 2,000 miles away

00:34:35.780 who have never set foot

00:34:37.400 in a pine thicket

00:34:38.940 or a desert mesa.

00:34:41.060 Which vision

00:34:41.780 is more in line

00:34:42.380 with the Constitution?

00:34:43.180 Which one

00:34:43.480 is our bigger enemy here?

00:34:45.040 Which one

00:34:45.640 echoes Jefferson's

00:34:46.880 belief in a government

00:34:47.820 closest to the people?

00:34:49.360 Which upholds

00:34:50.540 the vision

00:34:50.940 of the founders

00:34:51.600 who feared

00:34:52.340 centralized power

00:34:53.400 more than foreign armies?

00:34:55.280 Which one

00:34:55.780 is calling

00:34:56.380 for the seizing

00:34:58.380 of the production?

00:35:03.220 You know,

00:35:03.940 not all ideas

00:35:04.640 are morally equivalent.

00:35:06.440 We're not dealing here

00:35:07.320 with difference of opinion

00:35:08.540 on tax rates

00:35:09.420 or zoning codes.

00:35:11.700 One wants to give power

00:35:12.760 back to the states.

00:35:14.180 And you know what?

00:35:15.440 People rose up

00:35:16.480 and said,

00:35:16.880 I don't like that idea.

00:35:18.020 And so now that idea

00:35:19.040 has to be changed

00:35:20.060 or forfeited.

00:35:21.160 Great.

00:35:22.340 But where are the people

00:35:23.580 standing up

00:35:24.780 saying,

00:35:26.000 seizing the means

00:35:27.400 of production?

00:35:29.160 This guy wants

00:35:29.680 to take control

00:35:30.500 of your factory,

00:35:31.420 your farm,

00:35:32.080 your business,

00:35:32.780 your labor.

00:35:33.680 One believes

00:35:34.500 in federalism,

00:35:35.480 the other believes

00:35:36.340 in collectivism.

00:35:37.940 One respects

00:35:39.080 the individual

00:35:39.820 as a moral agent

00:35:40.940 of society

00:35:41.640 and the other

00:35:42.180 sees the individual

00:35:43.480 as a cog

00:35:44.380 in the great machine

00:35:45.500 of the state

00:35:46.160 that's just going

00:35:46.820 to make utopia.

00:35:47.980 Because they always do

00:35:49.260 as you just,

00:35:50.800 you just can't see it

00:35:52.040 because you're behind

00:35:52.880 the barbed wire fence.

00:35:57.620 When somebody shrugs

00:35:58.700 and says,

00:35:59.060 you know,

00:35:59.240 both sides

00:35:59.660 are really pretty extreme.

00:36:01.060 You know,

00:36:01.460 it's time we say no,

00:36:02.640 no,

00:36:03.200 no.

00:36:04.020 It's that kind

00:36:04.620 of false equivalence

00:36:05.560 that got us

00:36:06.180 into this mess.

00:36:07.260 That's how the frog

00:36:08.500 stays in the pot

00:36:09.700 as the water

00:36:10.580 slowly boils.

00:36:12.080 You know what?

00:36:12.640 They're both really

00:36:13.400 kind of extreme.

00:36:14.120 No,

00:36:14.260 they're not.

00:36:15.100 No,

00:36:15.360 they're not.

00:36:15.980 If you believe

00:36:16.680 in America

00:36:17.240 is a place

00:36:18.100 where rights

00:36:19.100 are granted

00:36:19.580 by God,

00:36:20.280 not government,

00:36:21.500 where property

00:36:22.240 is yours,

00:36:23.540 it is sacred,

00:36:24.920 the fruits

00:36:25.540 of your labor

00:36:26.140 belong to you,

00:36:27.720 then we cannot

00:36:28.640 pretend

00:36:29.420 these are equal

00:36:30.640 threats

00:36:31.060 because they're not.

00:36:32.400 Because one man

00:36:33.180 questions how much

00:36:34.360 land the federal

00:36:35.140 government should own.

00:36:36.340 The other questions

00:36:37.340 whether you should

00:36:38.420 be allowed to own

00:36:39.460 anything

00:36:40.220 at all.

00:36:42.080 If the government

00:36:43.060 should not own

00:36:43.940 everything,

00:36:44.860 which one's

00:36:47.060 dangerous?

00:36:48.800 Which one

00:36:49.340 snuffs out

00:36:50.600 your rights?

00:36:54.260 This is not

00:36:55.060 about land.

00:36:55.680 This is all

00:36:56.080 about economics.

00:36:57.600 It's about

00:36:58.120 freedom,

00:36:59.040 and history

00:37:00.200 has already

00:37:00.980 told us

00:37:01.500 where these

00:37:01.980 roads lead.

00:37:03.080 One road

00:37:03.860 leads to

00:37:04.540 liberty.

00:37:06.280 One road

00:37:07.320 leads us

00:37:08.180 to having

00:37:08.700 a discussion

00:37:09.360 and a debate

00:37:10.240 without calling

00:37:11.240 each other

00:37:11.720 names

00:37:12.300 and killing

00:37:13.080 one another.

00:37:13.640 The other

00:37:14.660 road

00:37:15.220 doesn't

00:37:16.140 allow

00:37:16.480 debate,

00:37:17.000 and if you

00:37:17.660 try to

00:37:18.260 debate,

00:37:18.860 you're

00:37:19.200 disappeared

00:37:19.780 or you're

00:37:21.160 killed.

00:37:23.680 One leads

00:37:24.780 in liberty,

00:37:25.920 one ends

00:37:26.800 in chains.

00:37:28.780 What do you

00:37:29.700 say?

00:37:30.340 We have

00:37:31.880 enough

00:37:32.260 enemies.

00:37:34.520 Why do we

00:37:35.520 need to turn

00:37:36.020 on ourselves?

00:37:36.660 And do

00:37:39.220 you think

00:37:39.700 there's a

00:37:40.160 possibility

00:37:40.860 that the

00:37:43.240 communist,

00:37:44.300 the socialist,

00:37:45.400 the anarchist,

00:37:46.620 the Islamist 0.92

00:37:47.680 will all

00:37:49.120 band together

00:37:50.060 to destabilize

00:37:51.620 the Middle

00:37:52.140 East,

00:37:54.040 Europe,

00:37:55.060 come to

00:37:55.900 America to

00:37:56.600 destabilize

00:37:57.400 that,

00:37:58.000 to end

00:37:58.900 the Western

00:37:59.860 world?

00:38:00.680 Do you

00:38:01.100 think there's

00:38:02.340 a chance

00:38:02.960 you're being

00:38:03.480 played?

00:38:03.900 Because I

00:38:07.180 do.

00:38:08.860 And I

00:38:10.960 refuse to

00:38:11.440 be played.

00:38:12.380 I'm not a

00:38:12.860 moron,

00:38:13.300 and neither

00:38:13.600 are you.

00:38:17.580 See,

00:38:18.100 here's the

00:38:18.360 thing.

00:38:18.740 This is why

00:38:19.580 when Ben

00:38:20.040 Shapiro says,

00:38:20.860 facts don't

00:38:24.060 care about

00:38:24.400 your feelings.

00:38:25.880 This is why

00:38:26.660 that's so

00:38:27.060 important.

00:38:27.820 Because they've

00:38:28.620 hit an

00:38:29.080 emotional spot

00:38:30.060 with you.

00:38:31.000 They've hit a

00:38:31.680 spot of,

00:38:32.660 they're going

00:38:32.860 to take my

00:38:33.340 right away

00:38:34.040 to fish

00:38:34.640 or to

00:38:35.320 hunt.

00:38:36.480 And that's

00:38:37.180 not what he

00:38:37.620 was doing.

00:38:39.260 But that's

00:38:40.000 what it

00:38:40.220 turned out

00:38:40.680 to be.

00:38:41.500 Our

00:38:41.860 sacred

00:38:42.700 public

00:38:43.780 lands.

00:38:44.960 That's not

00:38:45.280 what he was

00:38:45.580 talking about.

00:38:46.740 And if it

00:38:47.300 was,

00:38:48.540 he's not

00:38:49.220 talking about

00:38:49.680 it now.

00:38:50.860 He wants

00:38:51.360 to make

00:38:51.640 it very,

00:38:52.380 very clear

00:38:52.840 exactly what

00:38:53.620 he was

00:38:53.780 talking about.

00:38:56.760 But see,

00:38:57.560 the idea

00:38:58.220 of going

00:38:58.540 hunting and

00:38:59.040 fishing and

00:38:59.540 hiking in

00:39:00.520 these glorious

00:39:01.220 places,

00:39:02.520 we all love

00:39:03.720 that.

00:39:04.560 I mean,

00:39:04.760 I don't like

00:39:05.180 to actually,

00:39:06.220 well,

00:39:06.380 I like to

00:39:06.720 hunt,

00:39:06.960 I don't like

00:39:07.320 to fish,

00:39:07.820 and I don't

00:39:08.520 like to be

00:39:08.900 outside,

00:39:09.620 really.

00:39:10.160 But I love

00:39:10.720 the lands.

00:39:11.460 I love to be

00:39:11.900 in an air

00:39:12.260 conditioned car

00:39:12.920 driving through

00:39:13.660 Yellowstone

00:39:14.240 going,

00:39:14.640 wow,

00:39:14.880 look at that.

00:39:15.760 And look at

00:39:16.260 that moron

00:39:16.780 getting out of

00:39:17.300 their car trying

00:39:18.100 to feed the

00:39:18.620 buffalo.

00:39:19.460 This is going

00:39:19.840 to be fun

00:39:20.200 to watch.

00:39:20.860 Why are we

00:39:27.800 so emotional

00:39:28.400 about that

00:39:29.500 when it's

00:39:30.000 not really

00:39:30.600 what the

00:39:31.100 argument was

00:39:31.720 about?

00:39:32.440 And it's

00:39:32.940 coming from

00:39:33.400 one of our

00:39:33.820 friends where

00:39:34.560 we should

00:39:34.900 have listened

00:39:35.300 more and

00:39:35.660 had a

00:39:35.920 conversation.

00:39:37.680 And we're

00:39:38.380 not emotional

00:39:39.080 about someone

00:39:39.700 who says

00:39:40.280 the end

00:39:40.980 goal is

00:39:41.620 to seize

00:39:42.540 production,

00:39:45.360 seize the

00:39:46.060 means of

00:39:46.680 production.

00:39:47.840 That's

00:39:48.220 Karl Marx.

00:39:49.300 Why is

00:39:51.540 that one

00:39:51.800 not emotional

00:39:52.340 for us?

00:39:53.500 Why is

00:39:54.080 it we

00:39:54.320 cannot see

00:39:55.380 the actual

00:39:56.740 enemy?

00:39:58.040 Back in a

00:39:58.800 minute.

00:40:00.640 Ever notice

00:40:01.540 how certain

00:40:02.300 things in

00:40:02.940 your house

00:40:03.360 just stay

00:40:04.160 broken,

00:40:04.640 that drawer

00:40:05.100 that doesn't

00:40:05.740 quite close,

00:40:06.760 the doorknob

00:40:07.360 that spins

00:40:07.960 forever,

00:40:08.780 the old

00:40:09.360 blinds in

00:40:09.940 that living

00:40:10.340 room that

00:40:10.720 look like

00:40:11.160 they've been

00:40:11.940 through a

00:40:12.260 wind tunnel

00:40:12.720 at NASA?

00:40:14.160 Every time

00:40:14.720 you walk

00:40:15.020 past one

00:40:15.480 of those

00:40:15.720 things you

00:40:16.000 think,

00:40:16.240 I've got to

00:40:16.540 fix that.

00:40:17.420 And then

00:40:17.620 you immediately

00:40:18.000 move on

00:40:18.480 with your

00:40:18.740 life because

00:40:19.420 who on

00:40:19.920 earth wants

00:40:20.860 to shop

00:40:21.360 for window

00:40:23.180 treatments?

00:40:23.680 Who on

00:40:23.940 earth has

00:40:24.460 time to

00:40:24.940 fix all

00:40:25.340 this stuff?

00:40:26.220 It feels

00:40:26.640 like some

00:40:27.020 kind of

00:40:27.500 cruel design

00:40:28.600 puzzle.

00:40:29.500 You need

00:40:29.840 a tape

00:40:30.200 measure and

00:40:30.800 an architectural

00:40:31.460 degree,

00:40:33.000 three weeks

00:40:33.640 to wait for

00:40:34.140 shipping and

00:40:34.620 a therapist

00:40:35.140 when they

00:40:35.740 arrive and

00:40:36.800 don't fit

00:40:37.400 unless it's

00:40:39.400 blinds.com

00:40:40.160 that you

00:40:40.500 use.

00:40:40.940 They've

00:40:41.220 changed

00:40:41.500 everything.

00:40:42.820 Everything

00:40:43.160 that's annoying

00:40:43.840 about blind,

00:40:44.880 curtain shades,

00:40:45.880 shutters,

00:40:46.160 drapes,

00:40:46.620 whatever,

00:40:47.400 online,

00:40:48.760 they've

00:40:49.200 fixed it.

00:40:51.100 You get

00:40:51.460 expert help,

00:40:53.160 tons of

00:40:53.740 options,

00:40:54.260 actually look

00:40:55.020 good,

00:40:55.940 and they'll

00:40:56.260 walk you

00:40:56.580 through the

00:40:56.900 measuring and

00:40:57.420 the installation.

00:40:58.240 I learned

00:40:58.540 something about

00:40:59.000 a tape

00:40:59.300 measure I

00:40:59.700 didn't have

00:41:00.140 any idea.

00:41:01.760 Maybe

00:41:01.980 someday I'll

00:41:02.460 do a special

00:41:02.960 on what I

00:41:03.380 learned from

00:41:03.760 blinds.com,

00:41:04.460 but they

00:41:04.700 told me

00:41:04.980 something.

00:41:05.400 I've seen

00:41:05.740 this on a

00:41:06.120 tape measure

00:41:06.480 a million

00:41:06.740 times,

00:41:07.080 and I'm

00:41:07.240 like,

00:41:07.880 wait a

00:41:08.200 minute,

00:41:08.500 that's

00:41:08.820 what that?

00:41:09.800 Oh my

00:41:10.180 gosh,

00:41:10.580 it's just

00:41:10.900 taken out

00:41:11.420 all of the

00:41:11.960 trouble on

00:41:12.580 measuring things.

00:41:13.540 Anyway,

00:41:13.760 maybe it's

00:41:14.660 just me.

00:41:15.140 Shop

00:41:15.400 blinds.com

00:41:16.380 right now.

00:41:16.920 They'll

00:41:17.060 take care

00:41:17.460 of everything

00:41:17.840 for you.

00:41:18.420 Save up

00:41:18.780 to 40%

00:41:19.460 off their

00:41:19.960 4th of

00:41:20.680 July mega

00:41:21.320 sale.

00:41:22.180 Get up

00:41:22.400 to 40%

00:41:23.140 off for a

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00:41:24.080 at blinds.com.

00:41:25.180 Rules and

00:41:25.500 restrictions

00:41:25.900 may apply.

00:41:26.720 It's

00:41:26.900 blinds.com.

00:41:29.300 This is

00:41:30.980 Glenn Beck.

00:41:43.760 Welcome to

00:41:53.960 the Glenn Beck

00:41:54.660 program.

00:41:55.520 Jason

00:41:55.760 Buttrill is

00:41:56.440 sitting in

00:41:57.340 for Stu

00:41:57.860 who returns

00:41:58.480 tomorrow,

00:41:59.280 and then I

00:42:00.100 am off on

00:42:01.120 Wednesday,

00:42:01.540 Thursday,

00:42:01.860 and Friday

00:42:02.200 for the

00:42:02.640 holiday.

00:42:03.680 Jason,

00:42:04.240 what is the

00:42:04.600 big story

00:42:05.020 that you're

00:42:05.360 seeing today

00:42:06.020 that concerns

00:42:07.140 you?

00:42:08.400 Well,

00:42:08.940 this Mom

00:42:09.220 Donnie stuff

00:42:09.800 really,

00:42:10.140 really pisses

00:42:10.620 me off.

00:42:11.320 That was

00:42:11.840 probably one

00:42:12.340 of the,

00:42:12.500 I mean,

00:42:12.660 how have

00:42:13.480 we not

00:42:13.980 learned a

00:42:14.520 single thing

00:42:15.140 from the

00:42:15.460 progressive

00:42:15.760 era till

00:42:16.320 now that

00:42:17.280 enabled us

00:42:17.920 to get

00:42:18.240 someone like

00:42:18.800 MomDami in?

00:42:19.940 It's just

00:42:20.460 amazing to

00:42:21.080 me.

00:42:21.660 You know,

00:42:22.020 I don't

00:42:22.620 think it's

00:42:23.080 that we

00:42:23.340 haven't

00:42:23.800 learned.

00:42:25.020 We have

00:42:25.640 been conned.

00:42:27.640 Our

00:42:28.240 education

00:42:28.740 system,

00:42:29.260 you know,

00:42:30.180 when you

00:42:31.440 live in

00:42:31.820 America,

00:42:32.800 and you've

00:42:33.280 just hired,

00:42:34.560 or you've

00:42:35.160 just voted

00:42:35.780 for a

00:42:36.740 communist,

00:42:38.120 who needs

00:42:39.280 to go on

00:42:40.080 to Google

00:42:40.780 and Google

00:42:41.980 the word

00:42:42.460 communist

00:42:42.920 to know

00:42:43.500 what it

00:42:43.780 means.

00:42:44.780 That's

00:42:45.180 not how

00:42:46.360 have we

00:42:46.660 not

00:42:46.900 learned.

00:42:47.760 That's how

00:42:48.820 has this

00:42:49.240 education

00:42:49.720 system failed

00:42:51.200 us and

00:42:51.820 created this

00:42:52.660 situation.

00:42:53.780 Hey,

00:42:54.440 I want to

00:42:54.600 talk to you

00:42:54.860 about Ammo

00:42:55.340 Squared.

00:42:56.380 You know,

00:42:56.700 there are

00:42:56.900 good deals,

00:42:57.740 and then,

00:42:58.320 you know,

00:42:58.680 there are

00:42:58.940 sit up

00:42:59.320 straight and

00:43:00.180 recheck that

00:43:00.900 website kind

00:43:01.540 of deal.

00:43:02.060 Ammo

00:43:02.280 Squared is

00:43:03.000 in the

00:43:03.260 second category.

00:43:04.320 Imagine a

00:43:04.720 world where

00:43:05.060 your ammo

00:43:05.460 supply just

00:43:06.140 grows

00:43:06.600 automatically.

00:43:07.700 You pick

00:43:07.980 up the

00:43:08.260 calibers you

00:43:08.800 want,

00:43:09.460 you set your

00:43:10.080 budget,

00:43:10.400 and then every

00:43:11.320 single month,

00:43:12.140 a little

00:43:12.420 more ammo

00:43:13.000 gets added

00:43:13.460 to your

00:43:13.780 digital supply.

00:43:16.480 They ship

00:43:17.120 it right to

00:43:17.540 your door.

00:43:17.900 It's like

00:43:18.200 having a

00:43:18.580 401k,

00:43:19.600 except instead

00:43:20.500 of saving for

00:43:21.660 your retirement,

00:43:22.260 you're saving

00:43:22.600 for the

00:43:22.900 zombie apocalypse.

00:43:23.700 civilization collapses

00:43:25.000 or just

00:43:25.440 really,

00:43:26.000 you know,

00:43:26.660 a great

00:43:26.980 weekend at

00:43:27.540 the range.

00:43:28.420 And the

00:43:28.560 best part,

00:43:29.620 they store

00:43:30.360 it for you

00:43:30.680 in a secure

00:43:31.100 facility until

00:43:31.900 you're ready.

00:43:32.400 So you do

00:43:33.060 not have to

00:43:33.740 worry about

00:43:34.260 where to

00:43:34.660 stash those

00:43:35.200 extra 5,000

00:43:36.060 rounds.

00:43:36.900 Ammo

00:43:37.080 Squared is

00:43:37.540 thinking ahead.

00:43:38.160 They're

00:43:38.280 supporting

00:43:38.620 American gun

00:43:39.340 owners,

00:43:39.740 and they're

00:43:40.240 making it

00:43:40.680 easier than

00:43:41.220 ever to be

00:43:41.680 prepared.

00:43:42.200 In a

00:43:42.380 world gone

00:43:42.860 mad,

00:43:43.260 that just

00:43:43.600 makes good

00:43:44.080 sense.

00:43:44.940 Easiest way

00:43:45.500 to stay

00:43:45.800 prepared.

00:43:46.300 Head to

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00:44:53.240 down the road

00:45:07.020 down the road

00:45:15.840 where shadows

00:45:16.640 hide, 0.56

00:45:17.580 feel the dark

00:45:18.620 on every side,

00:45:20.240 stand your ground

00:45:21.200 when times get

00:45:22.200 down,

00:45:22.660 gotta face

00:45:23.300 the dog

00:45:23.960 and embrace

00:45:24.600 the fire.

00:45:27.320 The fusion

00:45:28.180 of entertainment

00:45:29.300 and enlightenment.

00:45:31.460 This is

00:45:32.820 the Glenn Beck

00:45:34.360 Program.

00:45:34.920 Hello America,

00:45:39.220 welcome to the

00:45:40.020 Glenn Beck

00:45:40.500 Program.

00:45:41.180 So,

00:45:41.700 we've got a

00:45:43.760 guy in

00:45:44.760 New York

00:45:45.880 that wants to

00:45:46.460 be the mayor

00:45:46.920 of New York

00:45:47.480 and it's

00:45:48.520 phenomenal

00:45:49.140 what he's

00:45:50.200 proposing.

00:45:51.820 He said

00:45:52.600 the end

00:45:53.620 goal is

00:45:54.300 to seize

00:45:54.960 the means

00:45:55.560 of production.

00:45:57.620 That's

00:45:58.240 communism.

00:45:59.760 And,

00:46:00.020 you know,

00:46:00.300 unfortunately,

00:46:01.500 maybe many

00:46:02.740 in America

00:46:03.540 should look

00:46:04.120 that up

00:46:04.640 because they

00:46:05.080 don't know

00:46:05.420 what it

00:46:05.720 means.

00:46:07.020 Let's just

00:46:07.620 say communism

00:46:08.260 isn't neat,

00:46:09.620 it isn't fun,

00:46:11.300 it's a bloodbath

00:46:12.600 and it ends

00:46:13.560 that way

00:46:13.880 every single

00:46:14.760 time.

00:46:15.840 But,

00:46:16.860 why doesn't

00:46:18.140 anybody care

00:46:18.700 about this?

00:46:19.180 Last hour I

00:46:19.720 was talking

00:46:20.100 about how,

00:46:21.460 you know,

00:46:21.720 we have real

00:46:22.400 enemies,

00:46:23.060 we have actual

00:46:24.040 enemies.

00:46:24.760 We have a guy

00:46:25.320 who set the

00:46:26.180 forest on fire

00:46:26.980 and then just,

00:46:27.720 he did it just

00:46:28.260 so he could

00:46:28.620 shoot firemen

00:46:29.420 over the weekend.

00:46:31.020 We have people

00:46:31.980 on the streets

00:46:32.800 in Los Angeles.

00:46:34.420 We have Jews

00:46:35.660 being killed

00:46:36.480 in New York

00:46:37.780 and Washington,

00:46:38.920 D.C.

00:46:39.280 We have a CEO

00:46:40.260 being gunned

00:46:41.060 down in the street

00:46:41.820 just because he

00:46:42.660 worked for a

00:46:43.460 health insurance

00:46:44.700 company.

00:46:45.780 We have Islamists 1.00

00:46:47.640 all over the

00:46:49.080 country.

00:46:49.700 Another 2,800

00:46:51.000 Islamists were 1.00

00:46:52.780 picked up by the

00:46:54.100 FBI over the

00:46:54.900 weekend.

00:46:55.700 2,800 now

00:46:56.940 have been arrested

00:46:57.760 because they had

00:46:59.920 ties to

00:47:00.600 Islamist 0.81

00:47:01.060 terrorist

00:47:01.620 terror.

00:47:04.120 I don't know,

00:47:04.920 we have real

00:47:05.400 enemies.

00:47:05.980 Why are we not

00:47:07.500 paying attention

00:47:08.100 to those?

00:47:08.480 Why instead

00:47:08.940 are we turning

00:47:09.500 on each other?

00:47:12.920 Liz Wheeler

00:47:13.680 is here.

00:47:14.900 She was really

00:47:16.260 good last week

00:47:17.260 on why,

00:47:18.800 let me just

00:47:19.960 read this.

00:47:20.700 Let me give

00:47:20.980 you what she

00:47:21.660 said on her

00:47:23.900 tweet.

00:47:24.780 Zoran didn't 0.94

00:47:28.240 win because

00:47:28.980 he's young

00:47:29.960 and charismatic

00:47:30.560 or relates

00:47:31.320 to people's

00:47:31.880 grievances

00:47:32.320 or ran a

00:47:33.020 good campaign.

00:47:33.920 No,

00:47:34.140 the real

00:47:34.460 reason is

00:47:35.260 way more

00:47:36.060 terrifying.

00:47:38.120 The Muslim

00:47:38.660 Marxist

00:47:39.280 nutcase won

00:47:40.520 because of

00:47:41.200 two words,

00:47:42.800 indoctrinated

00:47:43.680 kids.

00:47:45.520 Liz Wheeler

00:47:45.920 joins me in

00:47:46.940 60 seconds.

00:47:47.860 First,

00:47:48.520 you might have

00:47:48.980 started to

00:47:49.680 notice an

00:47:50.920 odd new

00:47:51.760 habit that

00:47:52.940 is forming.

00:47:54.520 Every time

00:47:54.980 you pay your

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00:49:03.740 welcome to the

00:49:04.180 program.

00:49:04.580 How are you,

00:49:04.940 Liz?

00:49:05.900 Hi, Glenn.

00:49:06.540 Thanks for having

00:49:07.000 me.

00:49:08.300 You bet.

00:49:08.980 You know,

00:49:09.300 I just said a few

00:49:11.260 minutes ago something

00:49:12.100 very similar to what

00:49:13.220 you said last week

00:49:14.240 and I thought,

00:49:14.700 oh my gosh,

00:49:15.900 Liz said,

00:49:16.460 I looked it up

00:49:17.200 and I want you

00:49:18.620 to take the

00:49:19.120 audience through

00:49:20.080 because you're

00:49:21.200 absolutely right.

00:49:23.200 He didn't win

00:49:24.200 because he's

00:49:25.080 charismatic or

00:49:26.020 young or anything.

00:49:27.420 He won because

00:49:29.020 of indoctrination

00:49:30.260 that's happening

00:49:30.860 to our kids.

00:49:32.160 Explain.

00:49:33.400 Yeah,

00:49:34.000 that's exactly

00:49:34.500 right.

00:49:35.100 I've been seeing

00:49:36.180 a lot of tapes

00:49:37.220 from conservative

00:49:38.200 thought leaders

00:49:38.900 and commentators

00:49:39.740 talking about

00:49:40.740 what a good,

00:49:42.220 clever campaign

00:49:43.240 though Ron

00:49:43.700 Mamdani ran

00:49:45.100 and I disagree

00:49:46.900 with that take.

00:49:47.700 I don't think

00:49:48.440 that he did

00:49:48.880 anything out of

00:49:49.600 the ordinary

00:49:50.000 or special.

00:49:50.760 I don't think

00:49:51.220 he's particularly

00:49:51.920 charismatic.

00:49:53.200 Sure,

00:49:53.380 he's young,

00:49:53.980 but a lot

00:49:54.760 of politicians

00:49:55.280 are young.

00:49:56.280 I think that

00:49:56.820 they're missing

00:49:57.260 a really,

00:49:58.440 really important

00:49:59.140 point and

00:50:00.940 that point is

00:50:02.240 journey back

00:50:03.400 with me 10

00:50:03.920 years ago

00:50:04.540 when I was

00:50:05.160 hosting a top

00:50:06.820 rated cable

00:50:07.340 news show.

00:50:08.520 I had a

00:50:08.820 recurring weekly

00:50:09.720 segment every

00:50:10.460 Friday afternoon

00:50:11.520 called Campus

00:50:13.100 Madness and

00:50:13.860 every week

00:50:14.420 we would

00:50:15.220 unpack the

00:50:16.220 grisly stories

00:50:17.260 of the

00:50:17.720 conservative

00:50:18.080 students that

00:50:19.520 faced terrible

00:50:20.760 discrimination on

00:50:21.560 their college

00:50:21.940 campuses because

00:50:23.080 they were

00:50:23.640 conservative.

00:50:24.320 They had their

00:50:24.720 grades docked,

00:50:25.420 their free speech

00:50:26.000 infringed,

00:50:26.820 professors humiliated

00:50:27.940 them, student

00:50:28.780 bodies denying

00:50:29.360 them funding,

00:50:30.120 et cetera,

00:50:30.580 et cetera.

00:50:31.460 The point of

00:50:32.020 that segment

00:50:32.700 was to expose

00:50:33.600 this rampant

00:50:34.980 abuse of

00:50:35.420 conservatives,

00:50:36.540 but Glenn,

00:50:37.160 to be honest,

00:50:38.200 in hindsight,

00:50:39.560 we really missed

00:50:40.920 the point with

00:50:41.600 that segment.

00:50:42.540 Sure,

00:50:43.100 it's very bad

00:50:43.780 that conservative

00:50:44.220 students were

00:50:44.740 facing discrimination.

00:50:45.800 That's real.

00:50:46.600 It's unjust.

00:50:47.780 But what's

00:50:48.400 actually worse

00:50:49.640 is the students

00:50:51.000 who came to

00:50:51.760 college either

00:50:52.840 apolitical or

00:50:55.160 just very lightly

00:50:56.580 liberal, not

00:50:57.200 really woke.

00:50:57.920 Those students,

00:50:59.060 of course, did not

00:50:59.740 face discrimination,

00:51:00.740 obviously, because

00:51:01.400 they weren't

00:51:01.760 dissenting from

00:51:02.960 the leftist

00:51:03.380 professors, but

00:51:04.500 also because they

00:51:06.500 are the real

00:51:07.180 target of liberal

00:51:09.680 universities and

00:51:10.560 colleges.

00:51:10.940 They are

00:51:11.860 vulnerable to

00:51:13.380 brainwashing because 0.98

00:51:14.500 they were already

00:51:15.700 lightly liberal.

00:51:17.300 And so by the

00:51:17.880 time they left

00:51:18.740 campus four or

00:51:19.760 five, six years

00:51:20.520 later, they had

00:51:21.560 been hardened

00:51:22.240 into committed

00:51:23.780 Marxists, like

00:51:24.980 true revolutionaries

00:51:26.460 thanks to the

00:51:27.900 anti-American,

00:51:29.160 anti-white,

00:51:30.060 anti-God,

00:51:31.000 anti-humanity,

00:51:32.400 really,

00:51:33.260 indoctrination that

00:51:34.060 was drummed into

00:51:35.240 them by their

00:51:36.320 institutions.

00:51:37.780 And you'll

00:51:38.940 probably remember

00:51:39.520 this.

00:51:39.820 There was this

00:51:40.260 sort of joke at

00:51:41.220 the time, back

00:51:41.980 when I was in

00:51:42.480 college, like, oh,

00:51:43.240 wait until these

00:51:44.160 silly millennials get 0.98

00:51:45.800 to the real world

00:51:46.820 and they'll see

00:51:47.440 what's what, you

00:51:48.700 know, as if they

00:51:49.180 see the light.

00:51:50.680 But that is not

00:51:51.700 what happened.

00:51:53.060 It was actually the

00:51:53.740 opposite.

00:51:54.600 Indoctrinated

00:51:55.040 millennials actually

00:51:56.360 exported their 0.67

00:51:58.260 radical beliefs from

00:51:59.420 the college campus

00:52:00.160 to the real world,

00:52:01.900 which resulted, I

00:52:03.660 mean, part of it,

00:52:04.420 that's the woke-ifying

00:52:05.240 of our culture.

00:52:06.680 So, understanding

00:52:07.960 all that, go back

00:52:09.900 to New York City

00:52:10.500 for a second and

00:52:11.440 to this nutty

00:52:12.400 Muslim Marxist 0.59

00:52:13.580 who just won the

00:52:14.260 Democrat primary

00:52:15.060 for mayor, and it

00:52:17.020 really is a matter

00:52:17.940 of a simple math

00:52:19.640 equation.

00:52:20.340 So, follow along

00:52:21.040 for just a second

00:52:21.680 here.

00:52:22.400 There are 5.1

00:52:24.680 million registered

00:52:26.120 voters in New York

00:52:27.040 City.

00:52:28.620 750 to 850,000

00:52:30.320 of those are

00:52:31.160 Gen Z, between 0.99

00:52:32.480 18 and 29.

00:52:33.400 And additional

00:52:35.040 1.6 to 1.8

00:52:37.420 million are

00:52:38.480 between 30 and

00:52:39.420 49.

00:52:40.140 So, that means

00:52:40.780 roughly half of

00:52:42.840 registered voters in

00:52:43.760 New York City are

00:52:44.980 what I call

00:52:46.040 indoctrinated kids.

00:52:47.800 These kids that

00:52:48.740 went to college

00:52:49.940 campuses, lightly

00:52:51.420 liberal or apolitical,

00:52:52.940 and left campus

00:52:54.200 completely hardened,

00:52:56.820 committed Marxists

00:52:58.160 by that experience.

00:52:59.160 And so, when we

00:53:01.160 look at what

00:53:01.880 happened with

00:53:02.860 this Zoran

00:53:04.340 Mamdani, this

00:53:05.200 guy who's openly

00:53:06.140 communist, openly

00:53:07.240 Marxist, openly

00:53:08.260 anti-capitalist,

00:53:09.500 openly anti-American,

00:53:11.240 he didn't win in

00:53:12.880 spite of that.

00:53:13.960 He didn't win

00:53:14.460 because he ran a

00:53:15.680 good campaign and

00:53:16.360 people overlooked

00:53:17.100 that.

00:53:17.720 He won because of

00:53:19.820 that.

00:53:20.460 He won because of

00:53:22.500 the 2.5 million

00:53:23.720 indoctrinated kids

00:53:25.380 who are registered

00:53:26.160 New York City

00:53:26.760 voters, 1 million

00:53:28.240 of those are

00:53:29.320 college graduates,

00:53:30.900 which means that

00:53:31.600 20% of the voting

00:53:33.440 electorate in New

00:53:34.220 York City are

00:53:35.440 these indoctrinated

00:53:36.340 kids who actually

00:53:37.640 believe, because

00:53:39.060 that's what they

00:53:39.500 were taught in

00:53:40.060 colleges and

00:53:40.500 universities, that

00:53:41.580 Marxism is what

00:53:43.140 we should be

00:53:43.760 striving for in our

00:53:44.760 country, that

00:53:45.240 Marxism is moral,

00:53:46.780 that it's good,

00:53:47.440 that it's fair,

00:53:48.120 that it's justice.

00:53:49.720 And honestly, if

00:53:50.940 you look at

00:53:51.920 Zoran Mamdani

00:53:53.300 through that lens,

00:53:54.780 his victory in

00:53:55.940 this primary is

00:53:56.780 even more

00:53:57.300 terrifying than

00:53:58.160 you know, an

00:53:59.180 accidental vote for

00:54:00.320 a socialist who

00:54:01.020 tried to hide

00:54:01.640 their socialist

00:54:02.180 views.

00:54:05.340 I have to tell

00:54:06.620 you, I think

00:54:07.380 that is absolutely

00:54:08.980 100% right.

00:54:11.840 Now, what does

00:54:12.660 that mean outside

00:54:13.880 of New York for

00:54:15.400 2028, 2030,

00:54:17.680 2032?

00:54:20.060 Well, it means

00:54:21.060 that there are a

00:54:22.080 couple of things

00:54:22.640 we need to do.

00:54:23.380 there are governmental

00:54:25.900 actions that we

00:54:27.560 can take and

00:54:28.660 should take to

00:54:29.980 prevent this

00:54:31.040 indoctrination from

00:54:32.520 reaching the next

00:54:33.700 generation of

00:54:34.380 voters.

00:54:35.380 It's a little bit

00:54:36.520 hard, to be frank,

00:54:37.800 to undo the

00:54:38.640 indoctrination of

00:54:39.420 millennials.

00:54:39.900 That's kind of a

00:54:40.560 done deal, and the

00:54:41.540 opportunity cost of

00:54:42.740 trying to convert

00:54:43.300 them may not be

00:54:45.120 worth it compared

00:54:46.560 to how effective it

00:54:48.420 is to prevent

00:54:49.160 Gen Z and then 0.98

00:54:51.300 the younger

00:54:51.820 generation, Gen

00:54:52.460 Alpha, from being

00:54:53.620 indoctrinated.

00:54:54.380 So, to be

00:54:55.220 perfectly clear,

00:54:56.860 President Trump

00:54:57.480 can take action

00:54:58.260 today if he wants.

00:54:59.480 The Department of

00:55:00.000 Education can take

00:55:00.820 action, and they

00:55:01.480 can deny funding

00:55:02.920 to all colleges

00:55:05.120 and universities,

00:55:06.060 including private

00:55:07.080 institutions, that

00:55:08.500 teach any kind of

00:55:09.660 anti-American or

00:55:11.040 pro-communist

00:55:12.240 propaganda to their

00:55:13.200 students.

00:55:14.080 They can, even

00:55:14.780 private institutions,

00:55:15.720 remember, take

00:55:16.240 federally subsidized

00:55:17.600 student loans, and

00:55:19.140 accept research

00:55:20.080 grants.

00:55:20.620 All the laboratories

00:55:21.420 at universities,

00:55:22.520 that's not private

00:55:23.300 money.

00:55:23.820 That's coming from

00:55:24.800 the government.

00:55:25.760 All of that, and

00:55:26.900 that's their meal

00:55:27.400 train, by the way,

00:55:28.400 universities don't 0.62

00:55:29.220 exist because of

00:55:30.060 the tuition of

00:55:30.780 students.

00:55:31.440 They exist because

00:55:32.160 the government gives

00:55:32.960 them money for

00:55:34.100 quote-unquote

00:55:34.480 research grants.

00:55:36.260 All of that can be

00:55:37.780 cut with an

00:55:38.780 executive order from

00:55:39.600 President Trump or

00:55:40.880 through the

00:55:41.240 Department of

00:55:41.660 Education, and

00:55:42.900 believe me, the

00:55:44.180 indoctrination would

00:55:44.960 have to stop because

00:55:45.980 these universities would

00:55:47.020 otherwise be forced

00:55:48.020 to shut down.

00:55:49.140 Glenn, this can

00:55:50.080 also happen at the

00:55:51.620 state level.

00:55:53.020 Republican governors

00:55:54.080 in red states, and

00:55:55.740 in red states, the

00:55:56.840 departments of

00:55:57.380 education can

00:55:58.500 likewise scrutinize

00:55:59.900 their colleges and

00:56:00.560 universities for

00:56:01.740 anti-Americanism, and

00:56:03.100 they can stop the

00:56:04.080 meal train going to

00:56:05.040 these universities to

00:56:06.600 prevent the

00:56:07.440 indoctrination of the

00:56:08.380 next generation of

00:56:09.120 our children.

00:56:10.160 Otherwise, this isn't

00:56:11.660 just going to be an

00:56:12.820 isolated incident in

00:56:13.980 New York City that we

00:56:15.220 can kind of dismiss

00:56:16.060 because it's like, oh,

00:56:17.020 California and New

00:56:17.820 York, they're

00:56:18.380 anomalies compared to

00:56:19.980 the rest of the

00:56:20.540 world.

00:56:21.200 This is going to

00:56:22.720 happen in our

00:56:24.040 states, in our

00:56:25.180 cities, in our

00:56:25.940 neighborhoods once

00:56:27.420 millennials and to a

00:56:29.040 certain extent Gen Z

00:56:30.060 become the primary

00:56:31.920 voting demographic.

00:56:33.000 Once the boomers age 1.00

00:56:34.200 out of voting, we are

00:56:35.820 going to be left with

00:56:36.800 kids, and even though

00:56:38.200 they're not kids in

00:56:38.880 age, they were

00:56:39.580 indoctrinated as kids.

00:56:41.200 That's why I call them

00:56:41.940 indoctrinated kids.

00:56:42.840 We are going to be

00:56:43.800 left with these

00:56:44.320 indoctrinated kids who

00:56:45.500 are dictating policy in

00:56:47.640 our country who have

00:56:48.740 been taught since they

00:56:49.540 were yay high that

00:56:50.640 communism is good.

00:56:53.200 Liz Wheeler, thank you.

00:56:55.080 Really clear.

00:56:56.060 Thank you very much.

00:56:56.800 I appreciate it.

00:56:57.640 And thanks for just

00:56:58.280 jumping on the phone

00:56:58.920 with me.

00:56:59.260 I called her in the

00:57:00.200 break, and I'm like,

00:57:00.740 hey, can you jump on?

00:57:01.480 I want to talk to you

00:57:02.020 about this tweet.

00:57:02.620 Great job.

00:57:03.240 Thank you, Liz.

00:57:03.740 Appreciate it.

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00:58:57.740 I want to play some audio

00:59:12.980 here.

00:59:13.440 And Jason, can you take us

00:59:14.460 through the audio of Mondani

00:59:16.840 and what he has said,

00:59:18.940 especially over the weekend,

00:59:20.860 all the way to seizing the

00:59:23.740 means of production?

00:59:25.140 That's right out of the

00:59:27.180 Communist Manifesto.

00:59:28.200 And he is serious, and

00:59:29.560 especially when you hear it

00:59:30.520 in context.

00:59:31.580 So where do we start here,

00:59:33.020 Jason, on this?

00:59:34.660 You want to start with what

00:59:35.580 he was, I guess, before you

00:59:37.060 get into just straight up

00:59:37.980 talking about seizing the

00:59:39.020 means of production, he

00:59:40.000 said, what was it on CNN

00:59:41.000 where he's talking about

00:59:42.260 whether there actually needs

00:59:44.380 to be billionaires or not?

00:59:47.600 Crazy.

00:59:48.100 Here we go.

00:59:48.540 You are a self-described

00:59:53.400 democratic socialist.

00:59:55.220 Do you think that

00:59:56.300 billionaires have a right

00:59:57.260 to exist?

00:59:59.220 I don't think that we

01:00:00.520 should have billionaires

01:00:01.640 because, frankly, it is

01:00:02.960 so much money in a moment

01:00:04.580 of such inequality.

01:00:06.140 And ultimately, what we

01:00:07.640 need more of is equality

01:00:09.320 across our city and across

01:00:10.620 our state and across our

01:00:11.540 country.

01:00:11.900 And I look forward to work

01:00:13.760 with everyone, including

01:00:14.860 billionaires, to make a city

01:00:16.080 that is fairer for all of

01:00:17.260 them.

01:00:17.720 Hmm.

01:00:18.960 Including billionaires.

01:00:20.240 I know a lot of billionaires

01:00:21.280 who would like to work with

01:00:22.340 him on that.

01:00:23.260 You know, could you take

01:00:24.100 away my wealth?

01:00:25.120 I would like that.

01:00:26.240 Take away my incentive for

01:00:27.860 doing extra things.

01:00:29.880 That's essentially what he's

01:00:30.720 saying.

01:00:31.420 Just give it to me.

01:00:32.200 I know.

01:00:33.160 Take it, take, just take

01:00:34.760 yourself.

01:00:35.560 Okay.

01:00:35.740 And I know everything's, oh,

01:00:36.780 a billion dollars is a

01:00:37.560 billion dollars.

01:00:38.080 And it is.

01:00:38.820 I can't imagine what it's

01:00:39.940 like to have a billion

01:00:40.680 dollars.

01:00:41.500 I can't imagine what it's

01:00:42.560 like to be multiple

01:00:43.720 billionaire.

01:00:44.820 But name the billionaires

01:00:46.600 that we have outside

01:00:47.680 of George Soros.

01:00:48.480 What have they done?

01:00:50.300 You know, you think of as

01:00:51.920 much as I like, as much as I

01:00:53.520 dislike Bezos, especially

01:00:55.420 over the weekend, just

01:00:56.560 grotesque.

01:00:57.280 But look what he's built.

01:01:00.040 Amazon.

01:01:00.700 Look at how that has

01:01:01.660 affected your life.

01:01:03.920 What about Elon Musk?

01:01:05.420 Look how that has affected

01:01:06.740 your life.

01:01:07.760 How it has changed the

01:01:08.960 world.

01:01:10.120 You want to go and seize that?

01:01:11.460 Because now, let me just say,

01:01:13.140 I know they're a billionaire.

01:01:14.200 They won't even notice.

01:01:15.040 Yes, they actually will.

01:01:16.640 When you take somebody's

01:01:18.140 incentive away,

01:01:20.620 unless you do it by choice,

01:01:25.700 unless you're like, I don't

01:01:26.460 want any more, I don't need

01:01:27.980 any more.

01:01:29.360 And that's, I guess, noble and

01:01:31.240 great if that's what you choose.

01:01:33.020 But if you take it away, a lot

01:01:36.020 of people will say, well, I'm not

01:01:37.440 working.

01:01:38.440 If I said to you, you know what?

01:01:40.060 You can only make $100,000.

01:01:42.320 You can only make $100,000.

01:01:43.740 Everything you make over $100,000

01:01:45.060 all goes to the government.

01:01:46.600 Are you going to do any work

01:01:48.080 over $100,000?

01:01:50.080 You're going to do anything?

01:01:51.420 Why would you invent something?

01:01:53.000 Why would you work?

01:01:53.880 Why would you risk anything if

01:01:55.680 you couldn't get a big reward at

01:01:58.700 the end?

01:01:59.560 It's just the way humans are

01:02:01.020 wired.

01:02:01.560 And that's the biggest problem

01:02:03.020 with communism, is it

01:02:04.580 completely ignores all human

01:02:09.640 nature?

01:02:10.760 Oh, we're all going to put our

01:02:11.780 money down on a pile, and we're

01:02:13.500 only going to take what we need.

01:02:15.420 We're only going to take what we

01:02:16.640 need.

01:02:17.580 And nobody's going to take too

01:02:18.740 much, and nobody's going to,

01:02:20.400 nobody's going to, you know,

01:02:22.040 start stealing.

01:02:23.300 Nobody's going to start, you

01:02:24.680 know, gobbling up power.

01:02:26.540 Nobody's going to kill anybody

01:02:27.940 because they want all of the

01:02:29.760 power.

01:02:30.320 That's what happens every single

01:02:31.880 time, because you ignore human

01:02:33.840 nature.

01:02:34.700 The reason why our

01:02:35.840 constitution has lasted so long

01:02:37.740 is because of the checks and

01:02:40.020 balances.

01:02:40.640 Do you know why it's failing now?

01:02:43.860 Because the checks and balances

01:02:45.420 assumed that humans would be

01:02:48.200 greedy for their power.

01:02:50.340 They didn't realize that Congress

01:02:52.920 at some point would go, you know

01:02:54.760 what, we can stay powerful by

01:02:57.080 giving our power away to the 0.68

01:03:00.540 state, to the administrative

01:03:02.060 state.

01:03:03.020 We'll just give our power away.

01:03:04.260 Let them make all the decisions.

01:03:05.480 See, they thought the Congress

01:03:08.220 would want to keep that power to

01:03:10.440 make all the decisions, but it

01:03:12.140 only took 200 years before they

01:03:13.740 realized, wait a minute, I can't

01:03:16.620 get the blame, and I can always get

01:03:18.300 reelected saying, I'm going to fix

01:03:19.760 it.

01:03:20.580 Well, fix it how?

01:03:21.960 Well, this nameless, you know,

01:03:25.140 bureaucrat over here is making all

01:03:27.000 the decisions, not me, so don't blame

01:03:28.860 me, but I'm going to fix that, and

01:03:30.840 they never do.

01:03:32.220 The checks and balances.

01:03:33.380 There are no, the checks and

01:03:35.300 balances of communism, yeah, they

01:03:38.780 don't work, they don't work, never

01:03:40.440 have, never will.

01:03:41.900 All right, next cut, the many

01:03:45.280 critiques of capitalism that he has

01:03:48.400 in a CNN interview.

01:03:49.920 Do you like capitalism?

01:03:51.900 No, I have many critiques of

01:03:53.660 capitalism, and I think ultimately

01:03:54.940 the definition for me of why I call

01:03:57.700 myself a democratic socialist is the

01:04:00.160 words of Dr. King decades ago.

01:04:01.760 He said, call it democracy, call it

01:04:03.840 democratic socialism, there must be a

01:04:05.620 better distribution of wealth for all

01:04:07.340 of God's children in this country, and

01:04:08.940 that's what I'm focused on is dignity

01:04:10.900 and taking on income inequality.

01:04:14.120 Okay, dignity, yeah.

01:04:16.260 Now they like Dr. Martin Luther King

01:04:18.280 again.

01:04:18.820 He's back in style, but does anybody

01:04:23.380 remember, what was the, what was Joe

01:04:25.860 the plumber, right?

01:04:27.400 Remember Joe the plumber?

01:04:30.820 He, what was the question he asked?

01:04:34.240 And Barack Obama said, I just think

01:04:36.740 there's a redistribution of wealth.

01:04:38.600 Can you see if you can find the Joe

01:04:40.260 the plumber clip, Sarah?

01:04:42.540 I'm trying to remember exactly what he

01:04:44.080 said, but he said exactly the same

01:04:46.120 thing as he's saying, but he immediately

01:04:49.040 tried to couch it and take it back, and

01:04:52.700 they tried to deny it for years and

01:04:54.300 years and years after.

01:04:55.220 That's not what he said, he's not a

01:04:57.000 Marxist, he's not for redistribution of

01:04:59.160 wealth, and we were like, yeah, he is.

01:05:02.000 Notice the mask has come off.

01:05:04.260 This candidate doesn't have to play

01:05:06.080 footsie with the truth.

01:05:07.200 He's just telling you exactly what he's

01:05:10.580 going to do.

01:05:12.840 Now, last cut, seize the means of

01:05:15.840 production.

01:05:16.660 I can't believe a politician in America

01:05:18.940 that is, I think, about to be the mayor

01:05:22.320 of New York, has said this out loud and

01:05:26.320 means it.

01:05:27.260 What the purpose is about this entire

01:05:29.520 project, it's not simply to raise class

01:05:32.340 consciousness, but to win socialism.

01:05:34.060 And obviously raising class consciousness is a

01:05:35.560 critical part of that.

01:05:36.520 But making sure that we have candidates

01:05:38.600 that both understand that and are willing

01:05:40.700 to put that forward at every which moment

01:05:43.560 that they have, at every which opportunity

01:05:45.040 that they are given.

01:05:45.740 We have to continue to elect more socialists,

01:05:49.660 and we have to ensure that we are

01:05:52.980 unapologetic about our socialism.

01:05:55.020 There are also other issues that we firmly

01:05:56.660 believe in.

01:05:59.980 Okay, when we come back, I'm going to show

01:06:01.920 you how to fix this.

01:06:03.340 And I'm going to show you, history shows us

01:06:06.180 the way.

01:06:07.340 And I'll explain when we come back.

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01:07:38.560 So what is the solution?

01:07:53.540 What is the solution that we need to grab onto?

01:07:56.740 Yesterday I was driving to church, and it was

01:07:59.960 beautiful outside and had the windows down and was

01:08:04.420 just thinking about, you know, the trouble that

01:08:08.760 our country is in and how we need God and, you

01:08:13.440 know, was thanking him for saving us so far.

01:08:18.380 But we're going to need to save ourselves here

01:08:20.700 pretty soon because, you know, he's leaving this

01:08:22.920 up to us.

01:08:23.660 We have to play our role.

01:08:25.760 And as I was singing about this and I got to church,

01:08:29.080 and I don't remember what somebody said, but

01:08:31.080 something unrelated just triggered this

01:08:34.260 brainstorm in me.

01:08:38.120 I know what the solution is because I know all we

01:08:41.420 have to do is reverse engineer what...

01:08:44.420 Here, let me take you back to 1917.

01:08:47.920 Bolsheviks, Russia, they come to power.

01:08:51.180 What do they do?

01:08:52.080 What's the first thing they do?

01:08:53.500 They burn the churches, the priests, they throw

01:08:58.320 them in prison, the Orthodox Church, a pillar of

01:09:01.760 Russian life, systematically gutted from the 1.00

01:09:05.140 inside because Lenin said religion is spiritual

01:09:08.440 booze, a portion to, I'm sorry, a poison to the

01:09:12.380 revolutionary mind, okay?

01:09:14.600 What happened in China when Mao came to power?

01:09:18.020 During the Cultural Revolution, children were taught

01:09:20.280 to turn on their own parents if they were caught

01:09:22.680 praying or reading scripture.

01:09:25.340 Bibles were banned.

01:09:27.060 Then they went after the teachers.

01:09:28.740 They were humiliated, beaten in the streets by their

01:09:31.420 own students.

01:09:33.440 Over 400,000 teachers were struggled against,

01:09:39.060 struggled against many to death because they taught

01:09:42.580 ideas older than the party.

01:09:46.360 North Korea, if you're caught with a Bible today, 0.99

01:09:49.640 you get three generations of your family imprisoned.

01:09:53.860 In China, pastors are jailed, crosses torn down,

01:09:57.380 sermons rewritten by the state.

01:09:59.120 It's Orwellian, but it's real.

01:10:03.280 Why?

01:10:03.920 This is what we have to remember, what we have forgotten.

01:10:10.360 We have to remember.

01:10:11.960 Tyrants understand what all of us have forgotten.

01:10:16.380 Faith, true faith is resistance.

01:10:21.480 Real education, actual education is rebellion.

01:10:25.940 A child who knows the truth, not indoctrination.

01:10:30.840 Not to identify constructs, but truth.

01:10:33.840 That child, that child can't be programmed.

01:10:37.940 A man who bends his knee to God does not bend his knee 0.56

01:10:41.720 to the state, ever.

01:10:43.800 And yet, what are we doing?

01:10:45.280 What are we doing?

01:10:46.100 We have replaced history with activism.

01:10:48.980 We've replaced reading with reprogramming.

01:10:51.420 For faith, it's mocked, it's censored, it's stripped from the public.

01:10:55.540 We mock God in the public square.

01:10:58.740 Prayer, once a cornerstone of our classroom,

01:11:01.340 is now treated like contraband.

01:11:05.480 Let me tell you, we've lost our schools.

01:11:08.700 We've lost many of our churches.

01:11:11.380 And when that is complete, we lose the country.

01:11:14.820 And not in a generation, not in a decade.

01:11:17.480 We lose it immediately.

01:11:19.380 And we are there.

01:11:22.260 You know, I've been talking about the torch,

01:11:24.180 something that I am starting on January 1,

01:11:26.800 and I'm dedicating the rest of my career

01:11:29.540 to those causes, faith and education,

01:11:33.800 because those are the only two things that will save us.

01:11:37.740 That's it.

01:11:38.740 If we don't recapture education,

01:11:41.140 and I don't mean even in the schools.

01:11:43.020 I don't know how long it's going to take.

01:11:45.560 The Trump administration is doing a great job.

01:11:49.060 We need to move faster on this.

01:11:51.580 I think Liz was right on her proposals to Donald Trump.

01:11:55.140 But we need to take control of education in our own homes

01:11:59.020 and retake the education of faith in our own homes.

01:12:04.300 If we can learn critical thinking again,

01:12:08.380 how many people know how to critically think?

01:12:12.760 Not critical theory, critical thinking.

01:12:17.060 If we fix our hearts by returning to faith, not fear,

01:12:21.260 real, tested, personal faith,

01:12:24.820 not moralistic slogans or Sunday-only performances,

01:12:28.880 but things that actually change us as people,

01:12:33.400 we save our country.

01:12:35.640 But without those two things,

01:12:37.500 I mean, that's the reason why Mao and everybody else

01:12:40.220 takes those two things down.

01:12:44.100 Think of this.

01:12:44.960 They had culture back in the 1960s.

01:12:47.360 They had it.

01:12:48.440 They didn't have the power of the state,

01:12:50.920 which they almost had completely,

01:12:52.960 and if, God forbid, we lose in 2028,

01:12:56.680 it's coming back with a vengeance.

01:12:59.460 But they didn't have power of the state,

01:13:03.460 but they also didn't have our schools.

01:13:08.560 They didn't have our churches.

01:13:13.420 So they have worked since the 1960s

01:13:15.960 to get those two things under their control.

01:13:19.420 And look at what's happening in New York.

01:13:22.820 Liz Wheeler is right.

01:13:23.700 She just said it wasn't a good campaign that he run.

01:13:26.380 It was indoctrination that got him the nomination

01:13:29.300 to be the mayoral candidate.

01:13:31.080 He's a communist.

01:13:33.040 And what did we find out?

01:13:34.140 The next morning, Google said

01:13:35.980 the most searched item in the New York City area

01:13:39.180 that night was,

01:13:40.420 what is communism?

01:13:45.520 So we have to choose right now,

01:13:47.460 and we have to dedicate ourselves as individuals.

01:13:52.180 You can raise thinkers,

01:13:54.560 or you can raise followers.

01:13:57.520 And look at what all of our social media,

01:14:01.300 look at that.

01:14:02.520 You have followers.

01:14:05.980 I don't want followers.

01:14:07.640 I want thinkers.

01:14:08.340 All of our social media,

01:14:16.340 how many followers do you have?

01:14:19.580 How pathetic is that?

01:14:21.320 How weird is that?

01:14:22.840 How many followers do I have?

01:14:24.120 What am I, Jesus?

01:14:26.320 How many thinkers do I have?

01:14:28.740 You can raise thinkers,

01:14:30.140 or you can raise followers.

01:14:31.580 You can raise a generation who worships the truth,

01:14:34.460 or one that bows to the state,

01:14:36.380 but you cannot have both.

01:14:39.880 So what is it that you are building?

01:14:42.920 What is it that you're building in your own life?

01:14:45.220 What is it that your children,

01:14:46.660 I mean, look,

01:14:47.320 I got to tell you,

01:14:49.720 I white knuckle raising my family every day.

01:14:56.320 It is,

01:14:57.740 oh gosh,

01:14:58.760 thank God my kids,

01:15:00.380 one of them is 19.

01:15:01.380 19 next April,

01:15:03.580 she'll be out of her teenage years.

01:15:06.920 A teenage years now are like,

01:15:10.460 I write straight from hell.

01:15:12.940 I don't know how to raise kids.

01:15:15.000 I don't know how to do it.

01:15:19.140 But strangely,

01:15:20.800 somehow or another,

01:15:22.460 I mean,

01:15:22.740 my kids are no different than you

01:15:24.140 and your kids.

01:15:25.720 I mean,

01:15:26.400 do your kids listen to you?

01:15:27.820 Yeah,

01:15:29.500 my kids don't listen to me either.

01:15:31.860 You know,

01:15:32.340 I've been collecting things for,

01:15:34.320 you know,

01:15:34.620 the preservation of American history.

01:15:36.620 And I don't remember what it was.

01:15:38.680 It might have been like the Enigma machine.

01:15:41.820 I have a Enigma machine in the collection,

01:15:43.980 which is the first,

01:15:45.260 that was the beginning of the computer.

01:15:47.260 That was the code that the Germans had 0.94

01:15:50.500 that nobody could break.

01:15:51.780 And so Alan Turing,

01:15:53.980 the guy from the,

01:15:54.880 you know,

01:15:55.840 Turing test,

01:15:57.180 you know,

01:15:57.560 which,

01:15:58.240 is it a computer or is it human?

01:16:01.080 He was the guy who broke that code.

01:16:03.820 And in,

01:16:04.480 by breaking it,

01:16:05.320 he developed the first,

01:16:07.300 really first computer.

01:16:10.040 And,

01:16:10.380 and we're watching the movie

01:16:14.080 about Turing.

01:16:16.280 What was that called?

01:16:17.140 The Imitation Game.

01:16:18.600 And we're watching the Imitation Game.

01:16:20.160 And my son goes,

01:16:22.800 Dad,

01:16:23.140 that would be cool

01:16:24.060 to have one of those.

01:16:28.140 I'm like,

01:16:29.380 son,

01:16:30.680 put it on pause for a second.

01:16:32.800 Would you go into the other room

01:16:34.220 and look onto one of the shelves?

01:16:36.640 It's the bottom shelf.

01:16:37.720 Can you just look what's on the bottom shelf?

01:16:40.440 What?

01:16:41.400 Just,

01:16:41.700 I mean,

01:16:41.980 because you've seen it a million times.

01:16:43.960 You've,

01:16:44.280 you've actually carried it with me

01:16:46.660 when I go to give speeches.

01:16:48.080 You've seen it at the museum.

01:16:51.300 It happens to be in the other.

01:16:52.760 You want to just go look at it.

01:16:54.760 No way.

01:16:55.420 We have one of those.

01:16:56.960 My kids don't listen to me

01:16:58.740 just like your kids don't listen.

01:17:01.040 They don't listen.

01:17:01.940 They don't listen,

01:17:02.540 but know this somehow or another.

01:17:06.400 My kids are.

01:17:08.640 I mean,

01:17:09.420 sure.

01:17:09.940 Lots of therapy is coming their way,

01:17:11.800 but

01:17:12.520 they're pretty decent kids

01:17:15.860 and they get it.

01:17:18.960 All we have to do

01:17:20.320 is just try,

01:17:22.120 just,

01:17:22.520 just

01:17:23.160 try to hold the line.

01:17:27.680 Ask them questions.

01:17:29.220 Critical thing.

01:17:30.020 Teach them how to critically think.

01:17:33.780 Just keep asking questions.

01:17:35.760 That's,

01:17:36.920 I am convinced

01:17:37.740 that's how you get into heaven.

01:17:39.140 Come to me like a child.

01:17:40.400 What does that mean?

01:17:42.200 I've wet my bed.

01:17:43.980 What does that mean?

01:17:44.900 Come to me as a child.

01:17:46.800 In my,

01:17:47.800 in that innocence

01:17:48.860 and the

01:17:51.220 nonstop questioning

01:17:52.740 that a child,

01:17:53.540 why?

01:17:54.200 Why?

01:17:55.340 Well,

01:17:55.780 that's grass.

01:17:56.440 Why?

01:17:56.900 I don't know why we call it grass,

01:17:58.920 but it's green.

01:18:00.120 Why is it green?

01:18:00.960 I don't know.

01:18:01.820 Sky is blue.

01:18:02.420 Why is it blue?

01:18:03.060 I don't know.

01:18:05.100 Constant questioning.

01:18:06.160 Our kids don't question.

01:18:11.420 They Google facts.

01:18:13.540 They

01:18:13.860 chat GPT.

01:18:16.980 They're all of their thinking.

01:18:21.160 They steal testimonies

01:18:22.640 from somebody else.

01:18:23.680 I mean,

01:18:23.900 I did that when I was a kid too,

01:18:25.160 but I realized

01:18:26.000 later in life,

01:18:27.440 you don't have a testimony.

01:18:28.420 You don't know.

01:18:28.840 If you don't know

01:18:29.480 that God is real yourself,

01:18:31.900 you got nothing.

01:18:33.620 You have to know

01:18:34.780 he's real yourself.

01:18:36.360 And that's the same thing

01:18:37.280 with all of our history

01:18:38.160 and all of our knowledge.

01:18:39.440 You have to earn

01:18:41.040 that history.

01:18:42.360 You can't just

01:18:43.160 read about it.

01:18:44.620 You have to read about it

01:18:46.000 and then go,

01:18:46.540 is that right?

01:18:48.100 And ponder it

01:18:49.220 and even pray on it

01:18:51.260 and then

01:18:52.260 start doing some

01:18:53.640 homework on it.

01:18:55.260 Start,

01:18:55.700 whatever it is

01:18:56.820 that intrigues you,

01:18:59.240 pursue that line

01:19:00.300 because then

01:19:01.580 that line

01:19:02.880 that you've pursued,

01:19:03.740 that becomes

01:19:04.740 yours.

01:19:06.180 That's yours

01:19:06.860 and it can never

01:19:07.520 be taken away from you.

01:19:11.860 Teachers say

01:19:12.620 all the time,

01:19:13.200 kids,

01:19:13.500 take out your pens

01:19:14.280 and papers

01:19:14.740 because it's going

01:19:15.320 to be on the test.

01:19:16.380 There is no test

01:19:17.480 in life.

01:19:19.540 And I don't want you

01:19:20.400 to memorize anything.

01:19:22.220 I want you to make

01:19:23.280 it yours.

01:19:29.040 Education,

01:19:29.440 and faith.

01:19:31.780 Without those two pillars,

01:19:33.500 we can never

01:19:34.620 save our country.

01:19:36.580 And look at what

01:19:37.540 they're doing

01:19:38.060 to education

01:19:38.880 and faith.

01:19:40.540 We must

01:19:41.580 restore them

01:19:42.760 in our own lives.

01:19:45.020 All right,

01:19:45.280 back in just a second.

01:19:47.680 The Tunnel to Towers

01:19:48.800 Foundation,

01:19:49.940 I have to tell you,

01:19:53.480 they are,

01:19:54.320 I thought about them

01:19:55.300 yesterday

01:19:55.880 because I'm

01:19:56.720 in Idaho

01:19:57.420 and up in the

01:19:58.720 northern part of the

01:19:59.500 state,

01:19:59.800 up in Coeur d'Alene,

01:20:00.580 which is this

01:20:01.020 beautiful place,

01:20:02.000 there was a guy

01:20:02.780 who set a fire.

01:20:05.480 Now,

01:20:05.640 we don't know why,

01:20:06.700 but he set fires

01:20:07.880 and then it was a trap.

01:20:09.440 He started a brush fire

01:20:14.120 so the firemen

01:20:14.860 would come

01:20:15.200 so he could

01:20:15.620 shoot them.

01:20:17.000 What the hell

01:20:17.580 is all that about?

01:20:19.560 How lost are we?

01:20:22.200 Coeur d'Alene,

01:20:23.160 Idaho?

01:20:25.500 Yeah.

01:20:27.080 So anyway,

01:20:27.780 I was reading the story

01:20:28.700 and I immediately

01:20:29.860 yesterday thought of

01:20:31.120 Tunnel to Towers

01:20:32.540 because two

01:20:33.320 have been killed

01:20:34.700 and I think a third one

01:20:35.640 is in critical condition.

01:20:36.740 and I know

01:20:38.380 Tunnel to Towers

01:20:39.140 is going to be

01:20:39.640 on the phone

01:20:40.100 with these families,

01:20:42.300 you know,

01:20:42.560 maybe even today

01:20:43.580 saying your mom,

01:20:46.760 your dad,

01:20:47.560 whatever,

01:20:48.100 your husband,

01:20:48.720 your wife

01:20:49.280 just was killed

01:20:50.900 in the line of duty.

01:20:52.380 We want to take care

01:20:53.360 of your mortgage.

01:20:54.540 We want to make sure

01:20:55.160 you don't have to worry

01:20:55.820 about that

01:20:56.440 as you're burying

01:20:58.140 your spouse,

01:20:59.740 your dad.

01:21:03.300 We don't want you

01:21:04.020 to have to worry

01:21:04.520 about how much more

01:21:05.800 your life is going

01:21:06.500 to change.

01:21:07.040 That's what Tunnel

01:21:07.740 to Towers does.

01:21:09.540 Give to Tunnel

01:21:10.160 to Towers,

01:21:10.720 if you will.

01:21:11.460 Become a part

01:21:12.360 of the promise

01:21:12.940 to never forget

01:21:13.740 and to take care

01:21:14.960 of the people

01:21:18.020 who are taking care

01:21:18.900 of us.

01:21:20.580 Say thank you

01:21:21.240 in a lasting

01:21:21.800 and meaningful way.

01:21:22.800 Show your support.

01:21:23.600 Donate $11 a month

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01:21:27.440 That's T,

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01:21:32.360 You want the truth

01:21:33.660 unfiltered?

01:21:34.360 Pull up a chair,

01:21:36.480 my friend.

01:21:37.420 You're in the right place.

01:21:39.840 This is Glenn Beck.

01:21:58.800 Welcome to the program.

01:22:00.360 We have the driver

01:22:02.140 of the General Lee.

01:22:03.420 I don't know

01:22:03.700 if you saw this.

01:22:04.500 Was that in Kentucky?

01:22:05.740 Right?

01:22:06.940 This town got together

01:22:08.500 and they,

01:22:09.280 you know,

01:22:09.520 put a General Lee

01:22:10.360 back together,

01:22:11.060 which was an old charger.

01:22:13.720 And they jumped it

01:22:15.940 over a water fountain

01:22:17.140 in the town square.

01:22:18.520 I think 30,000 people

01:22:20.060 showed up.

01:22:20.820 It was amazing.

01:22:22.140 It was amazing.

01:22:23.940 I love small-town America.

01:22:25.940 I just love it.

01:22:26.840 We have the driver

01:22:28.940 going to be on with us

01:22:30.540 in just about

01:22:31.400 half an hour

01:22:31.900 from now.

01:22:33.440 How big was that

01:22:34.660 hemming in that thing,

01:22:35.480 Jason?

01:22:35.760 Do you know?

01:22:36.640 Not on that one,

01:22:37.160 but the original

01:22:37.580 was a 440 Magnum V8.

01:22:40.860 A 440.

01:22:42.400 The Dodge Demon now,

01:22:45.180 the SRT,

01:22:46.920 is 1,015 horsepower,

01:22:49.540 1,020 horsepower.

01:22:50.980 That's crazy.

01:22:51.600 That was 440 horsepower.

01:22:53.420 That thing would have 0.97

01:22:55.640 jumped two of those 0.59

01:22:58.060 fountains,

01:22:58.640 the new one.

01:22:59.500 My gosh.

01:23:00.620 It would have went

01:23:01.020 to the moon,

01:23:01.700 probably.

01:23:02.600 Yeah.

01:23:03.080 Yeah.

01:23:03.620 I could have thrown

01:23:04.240 that car over the mountains

01:23:05.540 if the coach

01:23:06.560 would have just let me in.

01:23:12.060 Yeah, Uncle Rico.

01:23:13.680 Anyway,

01:23:15.320 just an amazing,

01:23:16.680 just an amazing thing.

01:23:19.280 And he was fine.

01:23:20.660 And, you know,

01:23:21.460 I don't think the car was.

01:23:22.900 The car looked like

01:23:23.340 it fell apart.

01:23:24.320 Yeah,

01:23:24.760 it took a dive there.

01:23:26.160 Yeah,

01:23:26.360 but I mean,

01:23:26.720 there was so much

01:23:27.680 crazy stuff going on.

01:23:28.880 I actually had a tear

01:23:29.800 right then.

01:23:30.600 It made everything okay.

01:23:32.860 I did,

01:23:33.520 didn't it?

01:23:34.020 Wasn't it kind of a moment

01:23:35.340 where you're like,

01:23:36.140 oh,

01:23:37.120 I feel better about America.

01:23:39.420 You're right.

01:23:40.260 I feel better about America 0.58

01:23:41.480 because here's a town

01:23:42.640 that's just taking

01:23:43.420 an old charger

01:23:44.280 and jumping it over

01:23:45.660 a fountain.

01:23:46.540 Oh,

01:23:47.380 that's the America

01:23:48.240 I know and love.

01:23:49.240 Oh,

01:23:49.600 okay.

01:23:56.140 Let's see.

01:23:56.700 We've got a,

01:23:57.420 how much time

01:23:57.960 do I have here,

01:23:58.540 Sarah?

01:23:58.760 Do I have enough time?

01:23:59.880 I have one minute.

01:24:01.360 Not going to have time,

01:24:02.520 but you know what?

01:24:03.020 I want to come back tomorrow

01:24:05.040 and I want to talk to you

01:24:05.800 some more about Mondami,

01:24:07.680 the,

01:24:07.840 you know,

01:24:08.340 Zoran Mondami,

01:24:09.700 who is,

01:24:10.820 you know,

01:24:11.460 running for

01:24:13.020 mayor

01:24:14.800 in New York

01:24:15.860 and if this guy's elected,

01:24:17.200 we're doomed.

01:24:18.300 But,

01:24:18.660 do you have a real quick clip

01:24:20.840 of Joe the Plumber?

01:24:22.140 Because it's the same guy.

01:24:23.520 He's the same guy

01:24:24.280 as Barack Obama.

01:24:25.120 Listen.

01:24:25.660 This plan's going to tax me more,

01:24:27.220 isn't it?

01:24:27.640 It's not that I want to

01:24:28.360 punish your success.

01:24:29.060 I just want to make sure

01:24:30.060 that everybody

01:24:30.560 who is behind you,

01:24:32.240 that they've got

01:24:32.960 a chance at success too.

01:24:34.240 I think when you

01:24:34.860 spread the wealth around,

01:24:35.980 it's good for them.

01:24:38.540 Spread the wealth.

01:24:39.540 I don't want to

01:24:40.020 punish your success.

01:24:41.240 I don't want to

01:24:41.700 punish you for having a baby. 0.98

01:24:43.700 I mean,

01:24:44.000 look it,

01:24:44.580 he actually had to

01:24:45.840 couch words.

01:24:47.780 Now,

01:24:48.840 in today's

01:24:49.740 political climate,

01:24:50.620 you can just come out

01:24:51.480 and say it.

01:24:52.140 Yeah,

01:24:52.400 I'm a democratic socialist

01:24:53.740 and spread the wealth.

01:24:55.820 And I know,

01:24:56.240 I think we should

01:24:56.820 abolish all billionaires.

01:24:59.560 We've got a great

01:25:00.620 guest on with us

01:25:01.620 in just a minute.

01:25:02.620 We've had him on

01:25:03.520 a long time ago

01:25:04.420 and I just love this guy.

01:25:06.720 He's got a great story

01:25:07.720 to share.

01:25:08.680 First,

01:25:09.100 let me tell you

01:25:09.480 about Chapter.

01:25:10.080 Imagine for a moment

01:25:10.880 your mom or dad's retiring,

01:25:12.340 they're excited,

01:25:13.620 you know,

01:25:13.820 they've worked

01:25:14.160 their whole lives,

01:25:14.960 now it's time

01:25:15.500 to sign up for Medicare

01:25:16.500 and they do

01:25:17.260 what everybody does.

01:25:18.240 You know,

01:25:18.420 they pick a plan.

01:25:19.740 Some guy on the phone

01:25:20.520 says that's a great fit

01:25:21.540 for you.

01:25:21.980 Fast forward a few months

01:25:22.940 and now they're in trouble

01:25:24.460 and they're in a plan

01:25:25.460 they're locked into.

01:25:26.540 A plan doesn't cover

01:25:27.780 what they thought it did.

01:25:28.980 The prescriptions

01:25:29.500 aren't covered,

01:25:30.180 the doctors

01:25:30.640 aren't in their network

01:25:32.220 and they're the ones

01:25:33.280 they need

01:25:33.780 and they're on the hook

01:25:34.800 for thousands of dollars

01:25:35.840 and who's left

01:25:36.380 to clean it up?

01:25:37.580 You are.

01:25:38.540 Well,

01:25:38.720 this is why Chapter exists.

01:25:40.580 Chapter's founders

01:25:41.280 went through

01:25:41.880 this same nightmare

01:25:42.720 with their own families

01:25:43.740 and they were all

01:25:44.960 very successful

01:25:45.820 Silicon Valley guys

01:25:46.900 and they were like,

01:25:47.360 OK,

01:25:48.040 this can't happen

01:25:48.720 to families.

01:25:49.460 This cannot happen

01:25:50.380 to mom and dads

01:25:51.140 all around the country.

01:25:52.860 So they will help you

01:25:54.000 find the best coverage.

01:25:55.780 They're all salaried.

01:25:56.860 They don't work

01:25:57.380 for a specific

01:25:58.180 insurance company

01:25:59.060 and they will navigate

01:25:59.880 this with you

01:26:00.960 and your mom and dad

01:26:02.060 easily.

01:26:02.920 Dial pound 250

01:26:03.680 say the keyword chapter.

01:26:05.180 It's pound 250

01:26:06.320 keyword chapter.

01:26:08.160 When I found out

01:26:09.180 my friend got a great deal

01:26:10.620 on a wool coat

01:26:11.380 from Winners,

01:26:12.240 I started wondering,

01:26:13.900 is every fabulous item

01:26:15.500 I see from Winners?

01:26:16.600 Like that woman over there 1.00

01:26:18.280 with the designer jeans.

01:26:19.720 Are those from Winners?

01:26:21.240 Ooh,

01:26:21.880 or those beautiful

01:26:22.540 gold earrings.

01:26:23.720 Did she pay full price?

01:26:25.040 Or that leather tote?

01:26:26.040 Or that cashmere sweater?

01:26:27.260 Or those knee-high boots?

01:26:28.720 That dress?

01:26:29.520 That jacket?

01:26:30.200 Those shoes?

01:26:31.220 Is anyone paying

01:26:32.400 full price for anything?

01:26:34.160 Stop wondering.

01:26:35.460 Start winning.

01:26:36.380 Winners.

01:26:36.960 Find fabulous for less.

01:26:46.600 Mm-hmm.

01:26:48.280 Summer.

01:26:52.040 SEE...

01:26:52.640 oh,

01:27:01.440 yeah

01:27:01.740 potential for more weather.

01:27:04.700 Whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

01:27:09.120 Down the road where shadows hide

01:27:17.820 Feel the dark on every side

01:27:20.420 Stand your ground when times get dark

01:27:23.060 Gotta face the dark and embrace the fire

01:27:25.900 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:27:31.000 This is the Glenn Beck Program

01:27:39.120 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program

01:27:41.960 You know, we've all heard the saying, freedom isn't free

01:27:46.220 It's been paid for in blood

01:27:47.960 But I, you know, I was thinking about that this weekend or last week

01:27:53.020 I was driving by something, it might have been a cemetery

01:27:55.860 And the flags were all on it

01:27:57.120 And I thought of that phrase, freedom isn't free

01:27:59.380 And I thought, you know, but I don't think it's

01:28:02.980 I don't think that phrase means what I

01:28:06.620 I think we hope it means

01:28:09.000 Freedom wasn't free

01:28:11.420 It was paid for in blood

01:28:13.460 But, you know, the greatest generation bought their freedom with that blood

01:28:18.180 And maybe the freedom for their kids

01:28:19.980 And now their grandkids and their great-grandkids

01:28:24.800 Are having to choose again

01:28:26.180 And hopefully it won't have to be chosen to fight for it in blood

01:28:30.020 But it very well might

01:28:31.500 Every generation has to choose freedom

01:28:34.440 And fight for it in their own way and in their own time

01:28:37.060 But there is a group of people that remember the price

01:28:41.000 The high price that was paid for their freedom

01:28:44.160 You're going to hear a story next that I have never heard before

01:28:48.760 And it is, I mean, the first time I heard it

01:28:52.080 I mean, you'll just cry like a little girl 1.00

01:28:54.500 I mean, it is

01:28:55.500 Why would you say a little girl?

01:28:57.420 That is so sexist

01:28:58.480 Oh, get off my back 1.00

01:29:00.000 It's such a moving story

01:29:03.840 Robert Etzel is with us

01:29:05.120 He is the author of The Monuments Men

01:29:07.000 He did Rescuing Da Vinci

01:29:09.360 Saving Italy 0.59

01:29:10.640 And The Monuments Men

01:29:12.060 Which is a great book

01:29:13.260 He was on with us

01:29:14.620 And I think somebody in our audience

01:29:16.240 Actually helped save one of those paintings

01:29:20.160 And return it to the rightful owners

01:29:21.900 After they were on the program

01:29:23.600 He has a new book out

01:29:26.660 Remember Us

01:29:27.660 And wait until you hear this story

01:29:30.240 Fourth of July week

01:29:31.860 It is more than appropriate

01:29:33.200 We have Robert Etzel on

01:29:34.720 We'll do that in just a second

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01:31:00.700 Welcome back to the program

01:31:01.660 How are you sir

01:31:02.400 I am great to talk to you

01:31:05.380 It's great to talk to you

01:31:07.440 Can you remind me

01:31:09.000 You were on with us

01:31:10.560 After Monuments Men

01:31:11.700 And you talked about

01:31:12.800 This great service

01:31:14.120 That is still going on

01:31:15.780 Where people

01:31:16.880 That

01:31:17.240 They were still looking for

01:31:19.120 Paintings

01:31:21.000 And pieces of art

01:31:22.060 That had been taken

01:31:23.200 By the Nazis

01:31:24.020 And

01:31:25.180 If I remember right

01:31:26.940 Didn't somebody

01:31:28.060 In our

01:31:28.500 Our own audience

01:31:29.920 Reach out to you

01:31:30.700 And say

01:31:31.060 I think we found

01:31:32.340 One of those paintings

01:31:33.240 Yes sir

01:31:35.700 Absolutely

01:31:36.460 The Glenn Beck

01:31:38.060 Audience

01:31:38.880 And Glenn Beck

01:31:40.440 You yourself

01:31:41.300 Deserve a lot of credit

01:31:42.540 Because I hadn't

01:31:43.600 Walked out of your studio

01:31:44.740 Last time

01:31:45.520 You know

01:31:46.900 In Dallas

01:31:47.420 Out at Las Colinas

01:31:48.320 Headed back to

01:31:49.180 Our office

01:31:50.140 The Monuments Men

01:31:50.980 And Women Foundation

01:31:51.720 Office

01:31:52.080 Before someone in my

01:31:53.300 Office contacted me

01:31:54.620 And said

01:31:54.920 We've already had a lead

01:31:56.220 As a result

01:31:57.320 Of your interview

01:31:57.920 With Glenn

01:31:58.620 And it turned out

01:31:59.860 That there was

01:32:00.480 Someone whose aunt

01:32:01.640 Had been given

01:32:03.540 Two paintings

01:32:04.380 During World War II

01:32:05.320 She'd worked for

01:32:06.080 The government

01:32:06.540 Overseas in Germany

01:32:07.560 And these two

01:32:08.600 Paintings were missing

01:32:09.500 We were able to

01:32:10.300 Identify who the

01:32:11.000 Rightful owner was

01:32:11.800 And get them back

01:32:12.480 So it's a great

01:32:13.820 Service you perform

01:32:14.920 And you know

01:32:16.260 It's a magnificent

01:32:17.300 Conclusion to

01:32:18.640 Obviously a very

01:32:19.440 Difficult part of history

01:32:20.540 What was the

01:32:21.800 What was it like

01:32:22.620 To give that back

01:32:23.620 To the family?

01:32:24.780 It was a deeply

01:32:28.160 Moving experience

01:32:29.380 We

01:32:29.720 The foundations

01:32:30.560 Found and returned

01:32:31.360 More than 40

01:32:32.140 Works of art

01:32:32.880 From paintings

01:32:33.700 Documents

01:32:34.520 Ancient books

01:32:36.340 Tapestries

01:32:37.440 To museums

01:32:38.940 Individual collectors

01:32:40.320 And so on

01:32:41.160 And you know

01:32:42.540 When we see

01:32:43.400 Oftentimes

01:32:44.620 The people

01:32:45.400 Just stand there

01:32:46.060 And they cry

01:32:46.680 They don't even

01:32:47.420 Know what to say

01:32:48.280 Because they may

01:32:49.020 Have worked

01:32:49.480 50 or 60 years

01:32:50.860 Trying to find

01:32:51.780 Some work of art

01:32:52.900 That's been missing

01:32:53.620 And they haven't

01:32:54.860 Even had leads

01:32:55.840 And to see us

01:32:58.240 Standing there

01:32:58.800 With something

01:32:59.180 That belongs to them

01:33:00.120 Not asking for

01:33:01.420 Anything in return

01:33:02.260 Don't charge anybody

01:33:03.340 For doing it

01:33:04.100 Because we feel like

01:33:04.860 Everyone that went

01:33:05.460 Through World War II

01:33:06.040 Has already paid enough

01:33:07.040 Yeah

01:33:07.400 Right

01:33:08.200 You know words

01:33:08.760 Words just fail

01:33:09.760 It's just

01:33:10.380 It's just pure gratitude

01:33:11.760 I can't wait for you

01:33:14.020 To tell this new story

01:33:15.160 Tell me the story

01:33:17.660 Of the caretakers

01:33:19.480 Well remember us

01:33:22.840 Is a story

01:33:23.660 That found me

01:33:25.160 Just as Monuments Men did

01:33:26.920 I had written about

01:33:29.520 In the Monuments Men

01:33:31.780 I told the story

01:33:32.540 Of two Monuments officers

01:33:33.600 Who were killed

01:33:34.640 In combat

01:33:35.160 One British soldier

01:33:36.040 And one American

01:33:36.780 Walter Hutchhausen

01:33:37.940 And Hutchhausen

01:33:39.180 Was killed

01:33:39.760 Nobody wants to be

01:33:40.720 The last casualty

01:33:41.700 Of the war

01:33:42.040 He was killed

01:33:42.520 In the last month

01:33:43.300 Of World War II

01:33:44.100 And is buried

01:33:45.240 In the American

01:33:46.300 The Netherlands

01:33:46.860 American Cemetery

01:33:47.800 In Margraten

01:33:49.340 In the Netherlands

01:33:50.360 I knew that story

01:33:51.940 And I'd made mention

01:33:52.880 Of a young girl

01:33:53.700 Who wrote Harvard

01:33:54.660 In September 45

01:33:56.500 Asking for the address

01:33:58.340 Of his mother

01:33:59.160 Wanting to write her

01:34:00.820 And tell her

01:34:01.860 That she walked

01:34:03.540 Five miles

01:34:04.480 Several times a week

01:34:05.880 From her house

01:34:06.580 To the American

01:34:07.820 Military Cemetery

01:34:08.840 It was called then

01:34:09.620 To put flowers

01:34:10.860 On his grave

01:34:11.520 Because her family

01:34:12.440 Knew him

01:34:12.980 And they were

01:34:13.400 Grease stricken

01:34:14.340 To hear that he'd

01:34:14.900 Been killed

01:34:15.360 And I knew that story too

01:34:16.900 I mentioned that

01:34:17.900 And then in 2015

01:34:19.840 The nephew

01:34:21.760 Of Hutchhausen

01:34:23.060 Wrote me

01:34:23.540 And included

01:34:24.040 A photograph

01:34:24.660 With this elderly lady 0.99

01:34:26.020 With this crown

01:34:26.740 Of white hair 0.71

01:34:27.380 And he said

01:34:28.940 Here's a photo

01:34:29.620 With Frida

01:34:30.320 And I couldn't

01:34:31.640 Place who this was

01:34:32.680 I had no idea

01:34:33.600 Who it was

01:34:33.920 And I realized

01:34:34.520 My God

01:34:35.360 This is that

01:34:35.980 Nineteen year old

01:34:36.920 Girl who's still alive

01:34:38.600 And so I flew

01:34:39.940 To England

01:34:40.620 She'd married

01:34:41.120 A British soldier

01:34:41.880 After the war

01:34:42.680 And I went

01:34:43.620 To meet with her

01:34:44.400 And she started

01:34:45.400 Showing me photographs

01:34:46.400 Of when the

01:34:46.880 Americans

01:34:47.360 Liberated her area

01:34:49.620 Of the Netherlands 0.97

01:34:50.300 And all these

01:34:51.480 American soldiers

01:34:52.320 That they knew

01:34:52.980 And she said

01:34:53.580 You know about

01:34:54.520 The American

01:34:54.960 Military Cemetery

01:34:55.720 And I said

01:34:56.160 Yes

01:34:56.480 And she said

01:34:56.940 Have you been there

01:34:57.440 And I said

01:34:57.800 Yes

01:34:58.180 And she said

01:34:59.300 So you know

01:34:59.760 About the

01:35:00.100 Grave Adoption Program

01:35:01.100 And I said

01:35:02.220 The what

01:35:02.600 And she said

01:35:03.500 The Grave Adoption Program

01:35:04.700 And I said

01:35:05.780 I have no idea

01:35:06.700 What you're talking about

01:35:07.680 So I started

01:35:08.760 Doing some research

01:35:09.600 On this

01:35:10.100 And learned

01:35:10.640 That at the end

01:35:11.580 Of World War II

01:35:12.320 Our largest

01:35:13.880 World War II

01:35:15.080 Cemetery in Europe

01:35:16.120 Was not Normandy

01:35:17.280 It was the

01:35:18.680 Netherlands

01:35:19.300 American Cemetery

01:35:20.160 In Margroten

01:35:20.720 There were

01:35:21.060 17,800 boys

01:35:23.700 And a few women

01:35:24.960 Buried at this cemetery

01:35:26.280 By May 1946

01:35:28.380 And by that time

01:35:31.440 Every single grave

01:35:33.280 Had a Dutch person 0.78

01:35:34.960 A local person

01:35:36.120 Who'd volunteered

01:35:37.280 To be an adopter

01:35:38.480 Of that grave

01:35:39.240 Go out there

01:35:40.260 On the birth

01:35:40.760 And death

01:35:41.100 Date of the soldier

01:35:41.940 Veterans Day

01:35:42.740 Memorial Day

01:35:43.560 And if they had

01:35:45.080 The contact information

01:35:46.920 For the next of kin

01:35:48.100 Send them a photograph

01:35:49.880 Of the grave

01:35:50.880 And a letter

01:35:51.660 Because they realized

01:35:52.980 It was all well

01:35:54.100 And good

01:35:54.400 To adopt

01:35:54.900 The bodies

01:35:55.360 Of dead boys

01:35:56.860 But where the real

01:35:58.060 Need was

01:35:58.760 Was to reach

01:35:59.500 Across the ocean

01:36:00.420 Into the American homes 0.92

01:36:01.900 And try and assuage

01:36:03.340 The grief

01:36:03.800 Of the families

01:36:04.440 And they knew

01:36:05.020 Some of these boys

01:36:06.000 And I found it

01:36:07.380 The most heartwarming

01:36:08.620 Uplifting

01:36:09.420 And certainly

01:36:10.460 Unique conclusion

01:36:12.520 To a World War II story

01:36:14.060 That I think

01:36:15.080 Has been written

01:36:15.640 So

01:36:17.760 Are they still

01:36:19.660 Some of them

01:36:20.380 Still doing this

01:36:21.460 Not some

01:36:23.800 In fact

01:36:24.840 There were

01:36:25.880 About

01:36:26.760 In 1947

01:36:28.160 48

01:36:29.160 American families

01:36:30.380 Were given the choice

01:36:31.280 To have their

01:36:31.900 Loved ones

01:36:32.520 Sent home

01:36:33.060 Or to be

01:36:34.560 Left overseas

01:36:35.140 In a military cemetery

01:36:36.280 The army

01:36:36.840 Had no idea

01:36:37.500 How many

01:36:38.020 Families would want 1.00

01:36:39.900 Their boys sent home

01:36:40.660 And as a consequence

01:36:42.240 They couldn't tell

01:36:42.980 How many cemeteries

01:36:43.940 They would need

01:36:44.620 General Eisenhower

01:36:45.840 Actually thought

01:36:46.420 Almost everybody

01:36:47.060 Would want to have

01:36:47.760 Their families

01:36:48.360 Family members

01:36:49.180 Sent home

01:36:49.520 But it turned out

01:36:50.160 Not to be the case

01:36:51.100 So about 61%

01:36:52.600 Came home

01:36:53.140 About 39%

01:36:54.200 Stayed in Europe

01:36:54.920 Which was about

01:36:56.040 The numbers

01:36:56.540 From World War I

01:36:57.580 Although the numbers

01:36:59.180 In this area

01:37:00.080 Of the Netherlands 0.97

01:37:00.580 Were higher

01:37:01.360 The graves

01:37:04.360 That are there now

01:37:05.200 There are 10,000

01:37:06.340 Boys there

01:37:07.820 And four women

01:37:08.660 8,300 graves

01:37:10.400 1,700 names

01:37:12.020 On the walls

01:37:12.680 Of the missing

01:37:13.280 Every one of them

01:37:14.660 Has an adopter

01:37:15.520 For 80 years

01:37:17.100 All those graves

01:37:18.160 Have been adopted

01:37:18.940 Without interruption

01:37:20.060 There's a waiting list

01:37:21.680 Of almost

01:37:22.140 1,000 people

01:37:23.300 In the Netherlands

01:37:23.960 To become adopters

01:37:25.360 This is a

01:37:27.240 Not just a duty

01:37:28.800 But a privilege

01:37:30.180 Because they

01:37:30.960 Take their kids

01:37:31.720 Out to the cemetery

01:37:32.600 They've turned

01:37:33.560 The cemetery

01:37:34.060 Into a classroom

01:37:35.060 And you go out there

01:37:36.460 And yes

01:37:36.840 There's a somber element

01:37:38.040 But they're instilling

01:37:39.520 In their kids

01:37:40.360 You're able

01:37:40.840 To think

01:37:41.680 And say

01:37:42.560 What you want to

01:37:43.540 Because of the freedom

01:37:45.040 That was given to you

01:37:46.200 By this American

01:37:47.200 Boy or girl

01:37:48.380 And we don't do that

01:37:49.960 In our country anymore

01:37:50.940 So this is one

01:37:54.800 Of the most

01:37:55.160 Incredible stories

01:37:56.120 That I've

01:37:56.740 I've ever heard

01:37:57.660 And I'm shocked

01:37:59.560 That the world

01:38:00.220 Doesn't know this

01:38:01.280 Is 0.88

01:38:02.040 Have you

01:38:03.020 Is there anything

01:38:04.320 Like this

01:38:05.000 Anywhere else

01:38:05.660 In the world

01:38:06.240 No

01:38:07.860 We couldn't even

01:38:08.800 Find a comp

01:38:09.620 You know

01:38:10.520 Of any nature

01:38:11.500 There are

01:38:12.680 That is not to say

01:38:14.080 That the people

01:38:14.720 In the Normandy area

01:38:15.720 Don't care about

01:38:16.540 Our boys

01:38:16.960 Normandy

01:38:17.660 Or other cemeteries

01:38:18.540 They do

01:38:18.960 Of course

01:38:19.500 As do the Belgians 1.00

01:38:21.120 And Henri Chappelle

01:38:22.200 And other cemeteries

01:38:23.240 But there's no place

01:38:25.200 That created

01:38:27.160 An organic

01:38:28.520 Grave adoption program

01:38:30.460 During the war

01:38:31.960 In January 1945

01:38:33.900 These people

01:38:35.580 In this area

01:38:36.180 Of the Netherlands 0.97

01:38:36.680 Were so grateful

01:38:37.940 Having been neutral

01:38:39.640 During World War I

01:38:40.880 And having not lost

01:38:42.780 Their freedom

01:38:43.280 For a hundred years

01:38:44.540 And they didn't like it

01:38:46.160 And when the Americans

01:38:47.460 Liberated them

01:38:48.280 In September

01:38:48.900 Forty-four

01:38:49.720 I'll never forget

01:38:51.000 This woman

01:38:51.580 Frida

01:38:51.980 This elderly woman

01:38:52.860 I met

01:38:53.340 Looked at me

01:38:54.460 The first time

01:38:55.160 I interviewed her

01:38:55.980 I knew her

01:38:56.560 For eight years

01:38:57.400 The last eight years

01:38:58.100 Of her life

01:38:58.600 I delivered her

01:38:59.820 Eulogy two summers ago

01:39:01.280 She looked at me

01:39:02.620 Eighty-eight years old

01:39:03.980 But they were the eyes

01:39:05.160 Of the nineteen-year-old

01:39:06.540 And she said

01:39:08.040 When I saw

01:39:09.180 That first tank

01:39:10.820 Come over the hill

01:39:12.200 And I realized

01:39:13.240 We were saved

01:39:14.200 I looked at my dad

01:39:15.940 And I said

01:39:16.460 Poppy

01:39:16.920 These American boys

01:39:18.620 Have come all the way

01:39:19.840 Across the ocean

01:39:20.800 To save us

01:39:21.740 And there were tears

01:39:23.100 In her eyes

01:39:23.680 Because they didn't

01:39:24.640 They couldn't imagine

01:39:25.920 How we could have moved

01:39:27.020 That equipment

01:39:27.940 Across the ocean

01:39:29.800 And how

01:39:30.300 Why we would have

01:39:31.200 Cared so much

01:39:32.180 So there isn't

01:39:33.900 Anything like it

01:39:34.840 But in January 1945

01:39:36.180 These people

01:39:37.360 In this little town

01:39:38.260 Of Margroten 0.98

01:39:39.060 A mile from the cemetery

01:39:40.660 Organized a meeting

01:39:42.840 Of the town leaders

01:39:43.860 The town's only got

01:39:44.680 Twelve hundred people

01:39:45.600 And they were trying

01:39:46.760 To find an answer

01:39:47.400 To the question

01:39:47.940 How do you thank

01:39:48.720 Your liberators

01:39:49.520 When they're no longer

01:39:51.060 Alive to thank

01:39:52.120 And they came up

01:39:53.980 With this idea

01:39:54.580 Of this grave adoption

01:39:55.640 Program

01:39:56.120 And it's a story

01:39:57.800 That I tell

01:39:58.440 Following the lives

01:39:59.540 Of about twelve

01:40:00.880 Different American 0.98

01:40:01.800 Combat soldiers

01:40:02.900 Medal of Honor

01:40:03.540 Recipients

01:40:04.320 Tankers

01:40:05.380 Grave digger

01:40:06.500 Because we don't

01:40:07.200 Know that story

01:40:07.940 We don't know

01:40:08.800 What happens to

01:40:09.460 An American soldier

01:40:10.340 When they're killed

01:40:11.000 On the field of battle

01:40:11.900 Because it's depressing

01:40:13.420 We move on

01:40:14.220 To the next scene

01:40:15.020 In a movie

01:40:15.520 Well I want people

01:40:16.860 To know

01:40:17.300 You started your

01:40:18.800 Program with

01:40:19.500 Freedom's not free

01:40:20.760 It's ugly

01:40:22.040 Let's talk about

01:40:23.200 Let's talk about

01:40:24.180 What the cost is

01:40:24.980 Let's talk about

01:40:25.540 The stripping line

01:40:26.540 That the body

01:40:27.640 Goes through

01:40:28.260 And the removal

01:40:29.100 Of dog tags

01:40:30.040 One being put

01:40:31.260 In the mouth 0.56

01:40:31.940 If they're still ahead

01:40:33.080 And the other

01:40:33.900 Being nailed to the cross

01:40:35.160 Because they don't

01:40:35.780 Have time to stencil

01:40:36.820 The names on yet

01:40:37.960 Let's talk about

01:40:39.160 That and let

01:40:39.800 People know

01:40:40.420 It's not just

01:40:41.380 A Marvel movie

01:40:42.240 Or a Game Boy

01:40:43.120 This is real

01:40:43.880 This is painful

01:40:45.240 And of course

01:40:46.120 At the end of the war

01:40:47.200 When we Americans

01:40:49.240 Declare victory

01:40:50.000 And move on

01:40:51.140 With our lives

01:40:51.800 There's millions

01:40:53.000 Of family members

01:40:53.920 In the United States

01:40:54.720 Whose lives

01:40:55.200 Will never be the same

01:40:56.060 So it's still

01:40:58.860 Happening today

01:41:00.000 Still happening today

01:41:01.680 The name of the book

01:41:03.520 Is Remember Us

01:41:04.900 And take us

01:41:06.780 I mean

01:41:07.140 Because that's really

01:41:08.180 Kind of

01:41:08.660 The beauty of it

01:41:11.360 Take us through

01:41:11.920 The rest of the book

01:41:12.640 Just briefly

01:41:13.320 It starts with what

01:41:15.700 I follow

01:41:16.480 I follow

01:41:17.800 I begin with

01:41:18.900 What it was

01:41:19.500 How nice life was

01:41:21.660 In the Netherlands

01:41:22.220 Until May 10

01:41:24.460 1940

01:41:25.020 And the Netherlands

01:41:26.600 Doesn't get much attention

01:41:27.640 During World War II

01:41:28.500 And yet

01:41:28.900 Everybody's heard of

01:41:30.280 Battle of the Bulge

01:41:31.500 Battle of Herken Forest

01:41:32.600 Operation Market Garden

01:41:33.720 Those are all

01:41:34.620 Within 50 miles

01:41:35.620 Of where we're talking about

01:41:36.900 They happen all around there

01:41:38.260 And of course

01:41:38.600 World War II

01:41:39.280 In Western Europe

01:41:40.520 Begins right here

01:41:41.680 In this area

01:41:42.260 Because the German tanks 0.77

01:41:43.360 Roll across the border

01:41:44.300 So I cover the lives

01:41:45.900 Of these 12 different

01:41:46.940 Americans

01:41:47.820 I've interviewed

01:41:49.020 All their family members

01:41:50.220 Some make it

01:41:51.080 Through the war

01:41:51.620 Some don't

01:41:52.700 We read the book

01:41:53.320 And find out

01:41:53.840 Who make it

01:41:54.300 Who doesn't

01:41:54.820 But their lives

01:41:55.720 Converge around

01:41:56.620 This area

01:41:57.260 Of the Netherlands 0.97

01:41:57.940 And when most

01:41:59.400 World War II

01:42:00.000 Stories end

01:42:00.980 With the war

01:42:01.960 Being over

01:42:02.600 Remember us

01:42:04.540 Kicks into

01:42:05.180 A transcendent

01:42:06.280 Moment

01:42:06.600 When the Dutch 0.99

01:42:07.380 Come up with

01:42:07.880 This idea

01:42:08.380 Of this grave

01:42:08.860 Adoption program

01:42:09.660 The Americans

01:42:11.000 Refused to provide

01:42:12.660 The names

01:42:13.200 And addresses

01:42:13.780 Of the next of kin

01:42:15.120 So they're foiled

01:42:16.820 With trying to achieve

01:42:18.280 Their ultimate objective

01:42:19.480 Which is to try

01:42:20.300 And contact

01:42:20.940 All the American families

01:42:22.500 And frustrated

01:42:23.900 There was

01:42:24.760 One of the key figures

01:42:26.480 In the book

01:42:27.020 A woman 0.57

01:42:27.660 Who's the mother

01:42:28.720 Of 12 children

01:42:29.860 Who takes it

01:42:31.940 Upon herself

01:42:32.660 She's a woman

01:42:33.260 Of action

01:42:33.780 She writes

01:42:34.340 President Truman

01:42:35.180 And pleads for him

01:42:36.440 To get involved

01:42:37.180 And when that

01:42:37.740 Doesn't work

01:42:38.500 She gets on

01:42:39.560 The first airplane

01:42:40.440 She's ever flown on

01:42:41.560 She leaves her kids

01:42:42.380 Behind

01:42:42.820 She flies to New York

01:42:44.560 And lands at

01:42:45.120 LaGuardia Field

01:42:46.240 She goes to Washington

01:42:47.880 And meets some

01:42:48.820 Members of Congress

01:42:49.580 Including a young guy

01:42:50.800 From Texas

01:42:51.480 Named Lyndon Johnson

01:42:52.660 Who says

01:42:53.600 Young lady

01:42:54.120 You need to go

01:42:54.740 To Texas

01:42:55.320 Because there were

01:42:55.980 So many military bases

01:42:57.140 There

01:42:57.460 She flies to our 0.96

01:42:59.240 Hometown

01:42:59.760 And lands at

01:43:00.900 Love Field

01:43:01.720 In June 1946

01:43:03.460 And is met

01:43:05.400 By two family members

01:43:06.840 And for five weeks

01:43:07.860 He lives with

01:43:08.960 American families

01:43:10.140 Who've lost somebody

01:43:11.560 During the war

01:43:12.400 And to each of them

01:43:13.800 She says

01:43:14.420 Leave your boys

01:43:15.380 With us

01:43:15.920 When the election comes

01:43:17.040 We will watch over them

01:43:18.700 Like our own

01:43:19.580 Forever

01:43:20.380 And they have done that

01:43:22.420 Now today

01:43:23.280 These 10,000

01:43:24.860 Dutch adopters

01:43:25.800 Only have

01:43:27.200 Contact information

01:43:28.400 For 20% 0.92

01:43:29.880 Of the American families

01:43:31.540 They couldn't ever

01:43:32.360 Get the others

01:43:33.020 So the

01:43:33.940 Where's the list?

01:43:35.420 Monuments Men and Women Foundation

01:43:36.020 Do you have a list?

01:43:37.980 Yep

01:43:38.340 The Monuments Men and Women 0.88

01:43:39.480 Foundations

01:43:40.040 Entered into a joint venture

01:43:41.400 With the Dutch Foundation

01:43:42.500 For Adopting Graves

01:43:43.580 Not charging anybody

01:43:44.680 For this

01:43:45.440 And we've created

01:43:46.540 A website called

01:43:47.440 ForeverPromise.org

01:43:49.640 And on that website

01:43:51.620 And on that website

01:43:51.640 Is a list of all

01:43:52.700 10,000 men and women

01:43:54.320 The four women 0.87

01:43:55.280 That are buried

01:43:55.960 At the cemetery

01:43:56.700 Or whose names

01:43:57.500 Are on the walls

01:43:58.060 Of the missing

01:43:58.500 And it's a searchable database

01:44:00.960 We're asking people

01:44:01.660 To go and see

01:44:02.540 Do you have someone

01:44:03.560 You know

01:44:04.020 Or a relative

01:44:04.700 That's buried there

01:44:05.520 And if so

01:44:06.120 We have a short questionnaire

01:44:07.580 What's your relationship?

01:44:09.160 Are you aware

01:44:09.700 There's a grave adoption program?

01:44:11.340 Are you in contact

01:44:12.240 With your adopter?

01:44:13.280 Would you like to be?

01:44:14.860 Will you allow us

01:44:15.820 To share your contact information?

01:44:17.240 I connected a lady 0.78

01:44:19.060 From Richmond, Texas

01:44:20.200 Saturday night

01:44:21.600 To her

01:44:22.140 To this young family

01:44:23.740 That's the adopter

01:44:24.660 Of her brother

01:44:25.540 She's 93 years old

01:44:27.060 And she was in tears

01:44:29.740 At the thought

01:44:30.460 That when she leaves this world

01:44:31.740 There'll be someone there

01:44:33.160 To watch over her brother

01:44:34.780 And that's what we're all about

01:44:36.180 Is this connecting

01:44:36.960 Robert, I have to tell you

01:44:39.380 You have

01:44:39.840 You've really done something

01:44:41.900 With your life

01:44:42.540 I mean, I know

01:44:43.060 You don't need me to say it

01:44:44.040 But what a great job

01:44:45.580 That you have

01:44:46.820 And what a great service

01:44:49.100 You have done

01:44:49.900 For so many years

01:44:51.300 Thank you so much

01:44:52.160 Please look this up

01:44:53.980 The Forever Promise Project

01:44:57.480 You can find it

01:44:59.280 At foreverpromise.org

01:45:01.180 Foreverpromise.org

01:45:02.940 Robert Edsel

01:45:04.520 Is the author's name

01:45:05.960 The book is

01:45:07.340 Remember Us

01:45:08.400 It is a perfect read

01:45:09.940 For this week

01:45:10.680 Robert, thank you very much

01:45:12.180 We'll talk again

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01:46:29.060 Station I

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01:46:41.400 Jason

01:46:42.560 I mean

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01:47:09.040 One of

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01:47:18.960 That

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01:47:19.220 Reading

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01:47:32.000 The

01:47:32.140 Greatest

01:47:32.440 Generation

01:47:32.900 Had

01:47:33.160 That

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01:47:34.040 My

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01:47:35.920 Had

01:47:36.280 That

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01:47:37.960 Lost

01:47:38.200 That

01:47:38.520 Going

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01:47:39.700 Now

01:47:39.980 Seeing

01:47:40.260 What's

01:47:40.500 Happening

01:47:40.760 New

01:47:40.940 York

01:47:41.120 City

01:47:41.420 I

01:47:41.820 Think

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01:47:42.220 Lost

01:47:42.500 That

01:47:42.780 I

01:47:43.480 Don't

01:47:43.580 Know

01:47:43.680 How

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01:47:44.360 Getting

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01:47:46.800 Going

01:47:47.200 Forward

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01:47:56.400 I

01:47:57.620 Know

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01:47:59.400 First

01:47:59.740 Citizenship

01:48:00.480 Belongs

01:48:01.460 And

01:48:01.960 I

01:48:02.220 Think

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01:48:19.760 Your

01:48:19.940 Grocery

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01:48:20.740 Gas

01:48:21.040 Station

01:48:21.340 Your

01:48:21.540 Parking

01:48:21.980 Garage

01:48:22.320 Front

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01:48:36.520 A

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01:48:38.760 I

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01:48:48.180 Yes

01:48:48.480 She

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01:48:52.560 She

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01:48:57.820 A

01:48:57.940 Launcher

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01:49:26.380 A

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01:49:26.840 Retailer

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01:49:27.740 You

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01:49:28.920 About

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01:50:03.180 Hazzard

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01:50:03.900 35,000

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01:50:09.160 The

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01:50:15.380 Second

01:50:15.600 Raymond

01:50:15.940 John

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01:50:24.500 Fountain

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01:50:25.420 The

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01:50:27.260 Can

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01:56:16.040 Kentucky

01:56:16.500 Though

01:56:16.780 It's

01:56:17.000 Just

01:56:17.160 A

01:56:17.300 Different

01:56:17.500 Thing

01:56:17.780 Okay

01:56:18.340 Let

01:56:19.060 Me

01:56:19.280 Let

01:56:19.660 Me

01:56:19.940 I

01:56:20.840 Mean

01:56:21.020 I

01:56:21.180 Think

01:56:21.380 This

01:56:21.600 Is 0.88

01:56:21.740 Amazing

01:56:22.100 And

01:56:22.300 Looking

01:56:22.540 Into

01:56:22.920 You

01:56:23.240 While

01:56:25.460 The

01:56:25.740 Jump

01:56:26.220 Is 0.88

01:56:26.560 Phenomenal

01:56:27.720 And

01:56:27.860 Makes

01:56:28.060 You

01:56:28.160 Feel

01:56:28.380 Good

01:56:28.800 What

01:56:29.680 You

01:56:30.020 Have

01:56:30.300 Gone

01:56:30.660 Through

01:56:31.080 In

01:56:31.540 The

01:56:31.680 Last

01:56:32.020 Few

01:56:32.300 Years

01:56:32.840 Is 0.88

01:56:33.320 Even

01:56:34.000 More

01:56:34.540 Amazing

01:56:35.060 You

01:56:36.080 Had

01:56:36.500 A

01:56:37.020 Rare

01:56:37.920 Brain

01:56:39.080 Surgery

01:56:39.760 Right

01:56:40.280 Rare

01:56:41.360 Hormonal

01:56:42.160 Hormonal

01:56:42.180 Disorder

01:56:42.720 That

01:56:43.720 You

01:56:44.280 Were

01:56:44.480 Like

01:56:44.800 Living

01:56:45.340 Another

01:56:46.040 Classic

01:56:47.360 TV

01:56:47.720 Show

01:56:48.100 The

01:56:48.540 Hulk

01:56:49.000 You

01:56:49.440 Right

01:56:50.440 It

01:56:50.460 Was

01:56:50.680 Changing

01:56:51.140 You

01:56:51.600 Right

01:56:52.020 Tell me

01:56:53.300 About

01:56:53.500 This

01:56:53.940 I

01:56:54.060 Had

01:56:54.360 I

01:56:54.680 Yeah

01:56:55.060 So

01:56:55.340 You

01:56:55.520 Know

01:56:55.620 In

01:56:55.800 2015

01:56:56.480 I

01:56:57.000 I

01:56:57.700 Started

01:56:58.080 To

01:56:58.300 Feel

01:56:58.540 A

01:56:58.740 Lot

01:56:58.900 Of

01:56:59.060 Pain

01:56:59.600 In

01:57:00.160 My

01:57:00.360 Knees

01:57:00.960 And

01:57:01.120 In

01:57:01.220 My

01:57:01.400 Elbows

01:57:01.980 I

01:57:02.200 Started

01:57:02.500 Noticing

01:57:02.940 My

01:57:03.240 Voice

01:57:03.660 Was

01:57:03.860 Changing

01:57:04.360 And

01:57:04.700 My

01:57:04.860 Face

01:57:05.300 Was

01:57:05.480 Changing

01:57:05.960 And

01:57:06.720 Then

01:57:06.860 Here

01:57:07.100 Comes

01:57:07.440 Hey

01:57:07.960 Ray

01:57:08.240 You

01:57:08.500 You

01:57:08.820 You

01:57:09.080 Have

01:57:11.360 Pre-Diabetic

01:57:12.420 You

01:57:13.040 You

01:57:13.100 You're

01:57:13.380 335

01:57:14.360 Pounds

01:57:15.140 You

01:57:15.360 Know

01:57:15.540 I

01:57:16.060 Was

01:57:16.420 Always

01:57:16.680 Like

01:57:16.920 Around

01:57:17.160 220

01:57:17.940 Pounds

01:57:18.540 And

01:57:19.460 So

01:57:20.800 Nobody

01:57:21.220 Cause

01:57:21.580 Acromegaly

01:57:23.080 How

01:57:23.380 It

01:57:23.560 Affects

01:57:23.920 You

01:57:24.020 It

01:57:24.240 It's

01:57:24.440 Over

01:57:24.780 A

01:57:25.160 Long

01:57:25.600 Long

01:57:26.060 Long

01:57:26.560 Period

01:57:26.860 Of

01:57:27.060 Time

01:57:27.320 The

01:57:27.680 People

01:57:27.940 That

01:57:28.180 Are

01:57:28.280 In

01:57:28.380 My

01:57:28.500 Life

01:57:28.720 Every

01:57:29.000 Day

01:57:29.400 They

01:57:30.400 Couldn't

01:57:30.800 See

01:57:31.020 The

01:57:31.200 Changes

01:57:31.620 You

01:57:31.900 Know

01:57:32.080 But

01:57:32.300 The

01:57:32.460 People

01:57:32.740 Who

01:57:33.020 I

01:57:33.560 Haven't

01:57:33.820 Seen

01:57:34.020 Ray

01:57:34.260 In

01:57:34.400 A

01:57:34.500 Year

01:57:34.800 Or

01:57:35.060 Two

01:57:35.460 Years

01:57:35.760 You

01:57:36.240 Look

01:57:36.400 Different

01:57:36.720 Ray

01:57:37.040 You

01:57:37.420 Know

01:57:37.640 And

01:57:38.180 So

01:57:38.400 I

01:57:38.640 Went

01:57:38.820 To

01:57:39.080 Our

01:57:39.380 Local

01:57:39.880 Dermatologist

01:57:40.980 Because

01:57:41.320 I

01:57:41.500 Started

01:57:41.740 To

01:57:41.900 Get

01:57:42.020 These

01:57:42.240 Creases

01:57:42.740 In

01:57:42.960 My

01:57:43.100 Head

01:57:43.300 I'm

01:57:43.460 Like

01:57:43.600 What

01:57:43.800 The

01:57:44.000 It's

01:57:44.300 Bad

01:57:44.540 Enough

01:57:44.800 I'm

01:57:45.160 Bald

01:57:45.540 What

01:57:46.040 Are

01:57:46.140 These

01:57:46.340 Lines

01:57:46.840 In

01:57:47.000 My

01:57:47.160 Head

01:57:47.360 Now

01:57:47.640 So

01:57:48.540 The

01:57:49.300 Dermatologist

01:57:50.200 She said

01:57:51.080 Let me

01:57:51.360 See

01:57:51.560 Your

01:57:51.740 Hands

01:57:52.020 She's

01:57:52.380 Like

01:57:52.520 Yeah

01:57:52.780 You

01:57:52.980 Got

01:57:53.180 Big

01:57:53.420 Hands

01:57:53.640 I

01:57:53.800 Said

01:57:53.920 Yeah

01:57:54.120 Every

01:57:54.340 Time

01:57:54.580 I

01:57:54.720 Shake

01:57:54.980 Somebody's

01:57:55.460 Hand

01:57:55.760 They're

01:57:56.460 Like

01:57:56.780 Dude

01:57:57.620 It's

01:57:57.840 Like

01:57:58.080 Shaking

01:58:06.720 I

01:58:06.840 Had

01:58:06.900 To

01:58:06.980 Get

01:58:07.100 A

01:58:07.200 2x

01:58:08.560 Helmet

01:58:10.480 You

01:58:10.860 Know

01:58:11.000 Because

01:58:11.120 My

01:58:11.300 Helmet

01:58:11.920 Wouldn't

01:58:12.140 Even

01:58:12.340 Fit

01:58:12.740 And

01:58:13.500 She

01:58:14.260 Sent

01:58:14.540 Me

01:58:14.740 Out

01:58:14.940 Did

01:58:15.240 You

01:58:16.420 Just

01:58:16.620 Did

01:58:17.180 Hang on

01:58:17.660 Just

01:58:17.780 Did

01:58:18.100 You

01:58:18.280 Think

01:58:18.680 You

01:58:18.900 Were

01:58:19.020 Just

01:58:19.280 Gaining

01:58:19.800 Weight

01:58:20.320 Or

01:58:20.540 Did

01:58:20.720 You

01:58:20.860 Know

01:58:21.280 It

01:58:21.440 Was

01:58:21.580 Something

01:58:21.860 More

01:58:22.140 Because

01:58:22.340 You

01:58:22.440 Were

01:58:22.560 Like

01:58:22.740 Starving

01:58:23.300 Yourself

01:58:23.840 Weren't

01:58:24.460 You

01:58:24.540 Yeah

01:58:24.660 Because

01:58:25.780 Heavy

01:58:27.200 Stunt

01:58:28.000 Drivers

01:58:28.420 Don't

01:58:28.680 Make

01:58:28.860 Good

01:58:29.200 Stunt

01:58:30.100 Drivers

01:58:30.340 You

01:58:30.520 Get

01:58:30.720 Hurt

01:58:30.980 A

01:58:31.160 Lot

01:58:31.320 Easier

01:58:31.820 You

01:58:32.020 Know

01:58:32.140 It's

01:58:32.280 A

01:58:32.380 Lot

01:58:32.520 More

01:58:32.720 Weight

01:58:33.040 And

01:58:33.840 Of

01:58:34.580 Course

01:58:34.800 All

01:58:35.060 Of

01:58:35.180 My

01:58:35.300 Loved

01:58:35.560 Ones

01:58:36.000 And

01:58:36.200 My

01:58:36.400 Crew

01:58:36.700 It's

01:58:37.660 The

01:58:37.800 Jumps

01:58:38.100 It's

01:58:38.400 The

01:58:38.560 Jumps

01:58:38.840 You

01:58:39.020 Know

01:58:39.220 The

01:58:39.440 Jumps

01:58:39.680 Are

01:58:39.840 Tearing

01:58:40.080 You

01:58:40.200 Up

01:58:40.340 I'm

01:58:40.500 Like

01:58:40.640 No

01:58:41.040 No

01:58:41.380 No

01:58:41.680 It's

01:58:41.860 Not

01:58:42.020 The

01:58:42.180 Jumps

01:58:42.380 Don't

01:58:42.700 Blame

01:58:42.940 The

01:58:43.140 Jumps

01:58:43.520 So

01:58:44.280 I

01:58:46.080 Had

01:58:46.300 Said

01:58:46.620 Okay

01:58:47.800 So

01:58:48.320 Went

01:58:49.220 To

01:58:49.360 The

01:58:49.480 Doctor

01:58:49.760 They

01:58:50.040 Said

01:58:50.320 Go

01:58:50.640 Get

01:58:50.820 This

01:58:51.000 Blood

01:58:51.240 Work

01:58:51.460 You

01:58:51.620 May

01:58:51.780 Have

01:58:51.940 Something

01:58:52.200 Serious

01:58:52.600 Going

01:58:52.840 On

01:58:53.020 The

01:58:53.160 Blood

01:58:53.400 Work

01:58:53.640 Came

01:58:54.020 Back

01:58:54.360 That

01:58:54.920 My

01:58:55.140 Human

01:58:55.480 Growth

01:58:55.840 Hormone

01:58:56.280 Was

01:58:56.520 900

01:58:57.160 Now

01:58:58.500 Normally

01:58:58.940 It's

01:58:59.220 70

01:58:59.600 To

01:58:59.820 270

01:59:00.260 I

01:59:00.780 Was

01:59:00.940 47

01:59:01.880 Years

01:59:02.480 Old

01:59:02.760 And

01:59:02.980 I'm

01:59:03.140 Still

01:59:03.460 A

01:59:03.720 Growing

01:59:04.040 Boy

01:59:04.420 So

01:59:05.420 That

01:59:07.080 Opted

01:59:07.660 For

01:59:07.860 Me

01:59:08.100 To

01:59:08.420 Get

01:59:09.720 The

01:59:10.080 MRI

01:59:10.920 Of

01:59:12.420 My

01:59:12.580 Brain

01:59:12.920 To

01:59:13.220 Scan

01:59:13.540 And

01:59:13.780 They

01:59:13.920 Said

01:59:14.120 I

01:59:14.260 Have

01:59:14.420 A

01:59:14.540 9

01:59:14.800 Millimeter

01:59:15.300 Tumor

01:59:15.820 On

01:59:16.560 My

01:59:16.940 10

01:59:19.360 Gland

01:59:19.680 And

01:59:20.240 It

01:59:20.340 Was

01:59:20.480 Wreaking

01:59:20.760 Havoc

01:59:21.140 On

01:59:21.300 My

01:59:21.440 Body

01:59:21.800 And

01:59:22.280 The

01:59:22.740 Surgeon

01:59:23.180 Up

01:59:23.400 At

01:59:23.500 The

01:59:23.620 Cleveland

01:59:23.880 Clinic

01:59:24.200 Said

01:59:24.480 Raymond

01:59:24.760 If

01:59:24.980 We

01:59:25.120 Don't

01:59:25.340 Get

01:59:25.520 This

01:59:25.720 Out

01:59:25.900 Of

01:59:26.000 You

01:59:26.120 It's

01:59:26.340 Going

01:59:26.620 To

01:59:26.860 Kill

01:59:27.100 You

01:59:27.320 And

01:59:28.220 My

01:59:28.380 Wife's

01:59:28.940 Crying

01:59:29.520 My

01:59:29.700 Daughter's

01:59:30.220 Crying

01:59:30.760 And

01:59:31.580 The

01:59:31.700 First

01:59:31.980 Thing

01:59:32.160 That

01:59:32.340 Came

01:59:32.580 To

01:59:32.860 My

01:59:33.900 Lips

01:59:34.280 Was

01:59:34.620 Can

01:59:35.540 I

01:59:35.680 Still

01:59:35.920 Jump

01:59:36.180 The

01:59:36.360 General

01:59:36.600 After

01:59:37.260 The

01:59:37.480 Surgery

01:59:37.880 And

01:59:38.060 The

01:59:38.200 Doctor

01:59:38.560 Said

01:59:38.900 Yes

01:59:39.340 Yes

01:59:40.280 And

01:59:40.680 I'm

01:59:40.880 Like

01:59:41.040 Okay

01:59:41.340 Let's

01:59:41.620 Do

01:59:41.780 This

01:59:42.000 Surgery

01:59:42.380 Let's

01:59:42.680 Get

01:59:42.820 This

01:59:43.040 Thing

01:59:43.200 Out

01:59:43.380 Of

01:59:43.480 My

01:59:43.620 Head

01:59:43.840 And

01:59:44.440 Then

01:59:44.700 As

01:59:44.980 Soon

01:59:45.160 As

01:59:45.380 I

01:59:45.580 Was

01:59:45.760 Okay

01:59:46.160 We

01:59:46.480 Went

01:59:46.680 Up

01:59:46.860 To

01:59:47.000 The

01:59:47.140 Radical

01:59:47.500 Speed

01:59:47.900 Sport

01:59:48.320 In

01:59:48.880 Canada

01:59:49.360 Joe

01:59:50.420 Hired

01:59:51.140 Us

01:59:51.340 To

01:59:51.460 Come

01:59:51.640 Up

01:59:51.840 There

01:59:52.000 And

01:59:52.100 We

01:59:52.200 Did

01:59:52.340 The

01:59:52.520 First

01:59:52.840 International

01:59:53.640 Generally

01:59:54.200 Jump

01:59:54.740 In

01:59:54.980 Front

01:59:55.200 Of

01:59:55.360 Like

01:59:55.580 30,000

01:59:56.440 People

01:59:56.820 Up

01:59:57.140 There

01:59:57.400 And

01:59:58.020 It

01:59:58.180 Was

01:59:58.400 Awesome

01:59:58.760 I'm

01:59:59.020 Telling

01:59:59.360 You

01:59:59.560 I'm

02:00:00.660 Living

02:00:00.860 The

02:00:01.060 Dream

02:00:01.340 Man

02:00:01.640 I

02:00:01.960 Can't

02:00:02.300 Believe

02:00:02.500 All

02:00:02.700 This

02:00:02.920 Happened

02:00:03.380 To

02:00:03.480 Me

02:00:03.620 All

02:00:03.920 Because

02:00:04.200 Of

02:00:04.640 A

02:00:04.920 TV

02:00:05.200 Show

02:00:05.520 Called

02:00:05.800 The

02:00:05.960 Deuce

02:00:06.180 Of

02:00:06.340 Hazard

02:00:06.760 I

02:00:07.940 Have

02:00:08.120 To

02:00:08.240 Tell

02:00:08.480 You

02:00:08.720 I've

02:00:10.000 Got

02:00:10.140 To

02:00:10.280 Put

02:00:10.420 An

02:00:10.580 Event

02:00:10.840 Together

02:00:11.300 Just

02:00:12.100 Because

02:00:12.620 I

02:00:13.580 Want

02:00:13.780 To

02:00:13.940 Invite

02:00:14.320 You

02:00:14.460 To

02:00:14.580 Go

02:00:14.720 Jump

02:00:15.120 Generally

02:00:16.000 Over

02:00:16.340 Something

02:00:16.840 We

02:00:17.460 Want

02:00:20.120 To

02:00:22.240 Build

02:00:22.620 An

02:00:23.020 American

02:00:23.440 Patriot

02:00:24.320 Generally

02:00:25.460 And

02:00:26.620 We

02:00:26.840 Want

02:00:27.080 To

02:00:27.220 Put

02:00:27.500 47

02:00:28.660 45

02:00:29.820 On

02:00:30.240 The

02:00:30.360 Do

02:00:30.600 Put

02:00:30.920 A

02:00:31.060 Big

02:00:31.220 Old

02:00:31.460 American

02:00:31.820 Flag

02:00:32.260 On

02:00:32.440 The

02:00:32.580 Roof

02:00:32.820 And

02:00:33.360 We're

02:00:33.540 Going

02:00:33.680 To

02:00:33.800 Call

02:00:34.060 It

02:00:34.200 The

02:00:34.380 Jump

02:00:34.740 For

02:00:35.060 Trump

02:00:35.420 2025

02:00:36.220 And

02:00:37.000 We

02:00:37.160 Want

02:00:37.360 To

02:00:37.500 Jump

02:00:37.740 In

02:00:37.900 Front

02:00:38.060 Of

02:00:38.140 The

02:00:38.260 White

02:00:38.460 House

02:00:38.800 That's

02:00:39.140 What

02:00:39.280 We

02:00:39.440 Want

02:00:39.640 To

02:00:39.760 Do

02:00:39.980 That's

02:00:40.800 Fantastic

02:00:41.420 I'll

02:00:42.620 Bring

02:00:42.820 It

02:00:42.940 Up

02:00:43.100 To

02:00:43.280 I

02:00:43.820 Don't

02:00:43.960 Know

02:00:44.160 I

02:00:44.700 Don't

02:00:44.800 Know

02:00:44.900 If

02:00:45.240 There's

02:00:45.460 Any

02:00:45.840 President

02:00:46.260 That

02:00:46.460 Will

02:00:46.580 Do

02:00:46.820 It

02:00:47.020 It'll

02:00:47.660 Be

02:00:47.780 Him

02:00:48.080 I

02:00:48.360 Mean

02:00:48.480 He

02:00:48.600 Told

02:00:48.820 Me

02:00:48.940 A

02:00:49.100 Story

02:00:49.400 It was

02:00:49.760 So

02:00:49.960 Funny

02:00:50.220 He

02:00:50.460 Probably

02:00:50.760 The

02:00:51.200 White

02:00:51.400 House

02:00:51.600 He

02:00:53.740 Told me

02:00:57.420 A story

02:00:57.900 He

02:00:58.120 Said

02:00:58.580 About

02:00:59.400 The

02:00:59.600 Flag

02:00:59.880 Polls

02:01:00.460 And he said, you know, he was afraid that all of the, you know, all of the paperwork and, you know, government, everything, and he wanted to build a ballroom and put the flagpoles up.

02:01:13.360 And he went to the guy at the White House that runs everything at the White House, the architect.

02:01:17.520 And he said, so what is the paperwork like?

02:01:20.600 And he said, you know, Mr. President, the White House belongs to the president while he's there.

02:01:26.340 So there's no paperwork.

02:01:28.460 You'd have to be the one that would sign all of it.

02:01:30.860 And he was like, this is great.

02:01:32.240 I bet he could build that jump.

02:01:36.180 I bet he could build that jump without any permits.

02:01:39.880 That is so fantastic.

02:01:42.420 My team, we can build a great American Auto Metal Direct.

02:01:48.140 They'll give us the panels to make the car red, white, and blue, big old American flag theme.

02:01:54.040 We'll call it the Jump for Trump.

02:01:56.100 We love Trump.

02:01:57.380 The Jump for Trump.

02:01:58.460 And we will rock the White House.

02:02:00.280 It's so great.

02:02:01.500 I will bring it up to him.

02:02:03.420 I will make sure he sees it.

02:02:05.100 Okay?

02:02:06.540 All right.

02:02:07.120 That's awesome.

02:02:07.460 That is fantastic.

02:02:08.120 But listen, if he takes you up, I have to be there.

02:02:11.420 I have to.

02:02:11.980 You have to get me invited.

02:02:13.980 Len, I would be honored to put a passenger side seat in the car and you can ride with me.

02:02:19.700 No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

02:02:22.820 Come on.

02:02:23.200 I saw you.

02:02:24.180 I saw you come down and my back.

02:02:26.660 I have a really bad back.

02:02:27.920 And all I could think of was, ow, ow, that must have hurt.

02:02:32.740 Last year at the Mopar Nats, I hit the ramp at 72 miles an hour.

02:02:37.940 I flew 217 feet.

02:02:40.380 That's the longest generally jump in front of a live audience.

02:02:45.080 And I landed flat on all four wheels.

02:02:47.560 Had it not been for the safety equipment that the legendary stuntman that came up with, I would have either been killed or worse, paralyzed for the rest of my life.

02:02:57.840 And it's because of that safety equipment.

02:03:01.380 I'm not even sitting on the seat.

02:03:02.920 I'm hanging from the ceiling with bungee cords.

02:03:06.900 Unbelievable.

02:03:08.300 Unbelievable.

02:03:09.200 I got to meet you.

02:03:10.380 I got to meet you, Ray.

02:03:12.020 Let's do it.

02:03:12.880 Let's jump in front of the White House.

02:03:14.760 Let's jump in front of the White House.

02:03:16.160 Thank you.

02:03:17.140 Thank you.

02:03:17.940 Raymond Kahn, Northeast Ohio Dukes founder and lead stuntman.

02:03:24.260 You can find the website, northeastohiodukes.net.

02:03:29.740 Ray, we'll talk again.

02:03:31.060 Thank you so much.

02:03:31.740 God bless you, man.

02:03:33.160 God bless you.

02:03:33.920 God bless America.

02:03:35.620 You got it.

02:03:36.380 Let me tell you about real estate agents I trust.

02:03:38.920 Buying or selling a home isn't just a business.

02:03:41.180 It is personal.

02:03:42.060 I mean, that's where you raise your kids.

02:03:44.180 It's where you laugh.

02:03:45.080 You fight.

02:03:45.660 You make mistakes.

02:03:46.580 You grow old.

02:03:47.300 And for most people, it's the biggest financial decision they'll ever make.

02:03:50.520 So why would you hand that over to some random agent from a website who isn't really, really competent?

02:03:55.780 Because you don't even know.

02:03:56.880 I mean, are you in the real estate business?

02:03:58.560 Because I wasn't.

02:04:00.040 I didn't know how to judge a real estate agent, how you could get a good one.

02:04:04.480 Realestateagentsitrust.com is my company.

02:04:06.700 And I set out to change this.

02:04:09.400 These are agents who actually care, who have been vetted for experience, success, integrity, for the best business practices.

02:04:15.820 We started working with the 500 best real estate agents in the country, according to the Wall Street Journal.

02:04:22.580 And we studied them.

02:04:23.660 What makes you better than everybody else?

02:04:26.500 What is it?

02:04:27.160 And we found the formula because they're all pretty much doing the same kinds of things.

02:04:31.760 So before you move out of that house, before you put it on the market, get the right real estate agent that will really work with you because it matters.

02:04:40.220 Realestateagentsitrust.com.

02:04:41.140 Tell us where you're buying or selling your house, whether across the street or across the country.

02:04:47.000 Realestateagentsitrust.com.

02:04:49.620 Back.

02:04:50.320 We'll be right back.

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02:05:24.000 Executive producer Ricky is with us now, who is up here at the ranch.

02:05:29.120 And she, yesterday, she saw the Dukes of Hazzard thing.

02:05:31.240 She was like, we've got to, we've got to play this.

02:05:33.780 We got to play this.

02:05:34.680 That was an amazing interview, wasn't it?

02:05:36.240 It was shocking how much of a character he was.

02:05:41.060 He jumps the General Lee for a living.

02:05:44.960 My favorite part, though, is that at 730 Central this morning, you said, Sarah, that's our booker for your show.

02:05:51.580 Yeah.

02:05:51.820 Sarah, can we get the driver on?

02:05:53.480 And I said, Sarah, can you get the driver on in like an hour?

02:05:56.300 And she went to work and boom, he's on the show.

02:05:59.880 You have the best guest booker.

02:06:01.220 But, I mean, Jason and I, we were lighting up over this.

02:06:05.200 And I was trying to figure out why.

02:06:06.480 And I think it's because this kind of moment represents what America is.

02:06:12.060 It's weird.

02:06:12.660 It's weirdly true.

02:06:14.440 It's weirdly true.

02:06:16.540 We're risk takers.

02:06:17.560 We're insane people.

02:06:18.940 And we need to do more of that.

02:06:20.480 Yeah.

02:06:20.800 I just, I love it.

02:06:22.800 I want it.

02:06:23.240 We're going to tweet that out.

02:06:24.360 I want to send the president a note.

02:06:26.640 We got to do that at the White House.

02:06:28.140 He would love that.

02:06:29.460 He would love that.

02:06:31.760 So, anyway, Jason, thank you for filling in today.

02:06:36.020 You betcha.

02:06:36.720 Are you back tomorrow?

02:06:37.500 Or is Stu back?

02:06:38.360 Stu's back tomorrow.

02:06:41.140 Right?

02:06:41.820 Well, he'll go on vacation again sometime.

02:06:44.320 We'll have you back.

02:06:45.200 But thank you for your help the last few days.

02:06:47.120 It was fun.

02:06:47.520 Thanks.

02:06:47.700 Appreciate it.

02:06:48.420 We will see you tomorrow.

02:06:49.900 And, by the way, the Cache Valley Cruisin', the car show up in Logan, Utah, this week.

02:06:55.580 I'm going to be there all week with four heritage cars that are just amazing.

02:07:02.220 Never, I don't think, ever been put together ever before.

02:07:06.020 And you don't want to miss it.

02:07:07.460 That's in Logan, Utah, this weekend at the Cache Valley Cruisin'.

02:07:10.440 We'll see you there.

02:07:13.160 This is Glenn Beck.

The Glenn Beck Program - June 30, 2025

'General Lee' Car Stunt Proves America Is BACK, Baby ｜ Guests： Robert Edsel & Raymond Kohn ｜ 6⧸30⧸25

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