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00:03:12.320 Tonight, 9 p.m. Eastern, President Trump will be speaking about election integrity.

00:03:20.280 He says this is the most important speech that he has given as a president,

00:03:24.860 that everybody needs to know what's going on.

00:03:29.040 We'll see what he brings to the table.

00:03:32.340 You know, there are people, I think it's AOC that is saying,

00:03:35.520 networks have a responsibility not to carry this.

00:03:39.240 Meanwhile, others are saying that if they pass the SAVE Act,

00:03:44.980 we have that audio, Ricky, we have to play this.

00:03:48.240 I don't remember which politician it was off the top of my head.

00:03:50.460 But one of the politicians was saying that if we pass the SAVE Act, Democrats are not going to be able to win.

00:03:58.580 Right, Ricky?

00:04:01.340 That's right.

00:04:02.040 We have it from Congresswoman Slotkin.

00:04:04.900 Yeah, Slotkin.

00:04:05.860 That's it.

00:04:06.620 We got to play that.

00:04:07.980 Also, Joe Biden wrote a book.

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00:05:41.720 So let me start with the latest on Iran, and let me bring Jason in on this, because we've got a lot of things going on.

00:05:52.200 We have Iran, which things are heating up again. Gas is up a nickel overnight.

00:05:57.960 It's amazing how fast they can get that gas price up, and yet how long it takes for it to go back down.

00:06:05.320 But gas is up a nickel since we spoke yesterday, and that is because things are heating up.

00:06:12.820 And they're actually briefing the president on even more complicated action, which makes me very, very nervous.

00:06:24.920 But I know the president does not want to get into any kind of ground game, but Jason thinks it's inevitable.

00:06:32.420 Jason?

00:06:33.580 Well, I don't know if I think it's inevitable.

00:06:36.080 I think they're on a timeline to get a lot of this done due to oil reserves. 0.79

00:06:41.200 And I think the timeline benefits Iran if they can keep the regime together, hold everything together, and, you know, increase economic pressure with the, you know, turmoil in the Strait of Hormuz. 0.76

00:06:52.180 So I think that being that that is the timeline, if we end up potentially having to take or see some of the islands that are there in the strait where the IRGC is firing off rockets, I think that might be inevitability. 0.78

00:07:04.740 Might be.

00:07:05.940 But that's going to require people on the ground, is it not?

00:07:09.220 That would require people on the ground, probably.

00:07:11.900 It's not going to be popular.

00:07:14.100 The president, I just can't see the president doing that unless we have absolutely no other choice and we can't wait.

00:07:22.340 You know, one of the things that really concerns me here, Jason, is, you know, I had a conversation with the president July 3rd.

00:07:32.080 And we spoke for about 20 minutes on the phone.

00:07:34.960 And he talked about Iran and what was happening and why the strategy changed.

00:07:45.180 And he mentioned a couple of things. 0.92

00:07:47.560 He mentioned the fact that they're going to give in because they're just going to keep bombing them.

00:07:53.100 He's like, we will take them strategically.

00:07:55.120 And he's like, I'm not just going to massively wipe out all their bridges and everything else.

00:07:58.900 He said, but I'm going to take them.

00:08:00.420 I'm going to tell them next week this goes.

00:08:03.120 and if they don't if they don't give up i'll take it and then the next week this goes and if they

00:08:09.120 misbehave and they break what we're you know what we have agreed that we're going to do 0.99

00:08:13.680 he said i'll take them out and he said i'll just kill them one by one i'll just take their bridges 1.00

00:08:18.940 out one by one he said i don't want to punish the the iranian people but he said they will break 0.99

00:08:25.480 they will break but then he also said one of the reasons why he changed his strategy is because

00:08:31.560 he was told at the very beginning, and I kind of got the feel, well, I don't want to say,

00:08:37.380 because I don't know. But somebody came into his office and said, Mr. President,

00:08:45.500 if you do this, we've done all the studies, and you're going to have $150 to $350 gasoline,

00:08:52.180 I mean, oil per barrel. And the economy, the entire global economy collapses at $150.

00:08:59.300 And he said, that's not true.

00:09:01.880 I know you've done your studies, but you haven't done your studies on what I'm planning on doing.

00:09:07.260 He said, it's not going to be that high.

00:09:08.680 I can keep it under.

00:09:09.880 I can keep it under 120.

00:09:12.180 And he said, Glenn, I knew I could do it.

00:09:14.860 And he has.

00:09:15.760 He has, which is a miracle just in and of itself.

00:09:19.780 But then he said something along the lines that new information was walked into his office and said, Mr.

00:09:27.480 president um you know we are looking at the possibility of a global economic collapse and

00:09:33.460 he said i will not be herbert hoover i am not going to be the president that sees a a collapse

00:09:40.020 of our economy i'm not going to bring us into a depression um and he said so i had to change

00:09:45.200 strategy now i don't know exactly what that meant or what he had seen but i will tell you there's

00:09:52.080 a couple of things that keep coming to mind that bother me one the strategic oil reserve and we

00:09:57.460 talked about this. Joe Biden damn near emptied that thing. And then when we got into war,

00:10:03.540 because that's what the strategic oil reserve is for, we started pumping out 4 billion barrels

00:10:10.400 a day of oil. Okay. 4, 4 million barrels a day. That's capacity. We can't put, we can't put more

00:10:19.180 oil out, but you can only fill it up at about 750,000 barrels a day. You can't fill it up as

00:10:26.600 fast. And we haven't been filling it up at all. And he's like, we've got to replenish our oil

00:10:31.120 reserves and the oil reserves of China are gone. The oil reserves of Europe are gone and the United

00:10:37.820 States. So that's our lifeblood. If you don't have oil, everything stops. On top of that, I'm worried

00:10:49.080 about our our ammunition and our armaments i mean jason help me out um yesterday and let's see i

00:11:00.620 looked up where he was yesterday uh did i even write it down he had a press conference in

00:11:07.500 pennsylvania in carlisle pennsylvania yesterday he was speaking to a bunch of um defense manufacturers

00:11:15.620 and he was talking about the innovation and how we make weapons faster.

00:11:22.900 He's concerned.

00:11:23.840 This is my speculation.

00:11:25.080 He is very concerned about our stockpile.

00:11:28.900 We're running out of stuff.

00:11:31.260 Iran's running out of stuff.

00:11:32.840 It goes back to the monologue I did for the insiders about two weeks ago

00:11:37.180 where I said everyone is saying the same thing, just a little more time,

00:11:42.220 just a little, just where I know we're close.

00:11:44.300 I know we're close to collapsing, but I also know we're close to winning.

00:11:48.420 Everybody's saying the same thing.

00:11:49.740 Russia's saying it.

00:11:50.800 Ukraine is saying it.

00:11:51.900 We're saying it. 0.62

00:11:52.700 Iran is saying it.

00:11:53.660 China is saying it.

00:11:54.640 Just a little bit longer.

00:11:56.060 It's close.

00:11:56.840 Just a little bit more time.

00:11:59.980 I mean, this thing's going to come down to the wire.

00:12:03.700 Yeah, it's going to come down to the wire, and everyone's on a timeline right now. 1.00

00:12:07.560 The Iranians are as well.

00:12:08.980 And yeah, I am also concerned about the, you know, our, you know, production capacity with munitions, which sounds like the president is as well.

00:12:17.820 But we don't necessarily have to do things like take Cargill under.

00:12:21.800 Like there was this Wall Street Journal report that came out yesterday and they were talking about expanding the war or the potential to stay.

00:12:28.760 That's some of the options the president has.

00:12:31.100 Wall Street Journal did this?

00:12:32.240 Wall Street Journal. And per their report, it says the options discussed in the situation room included broadening airstrikes, targeting Iran's underground pickaxe mountain nuclear facility, striking additional energy infrastructure, and potentially seizing Karg Island or other strategic islands in and around the Strait of Hormuz.

00:12:51.180 Now, those are just options. What's equally important to look at is the moves that Besant does, because the economic moves against Iran are very, very significant. Iran is on the brink. I was just looking at some of the figures on that. I don't have them in front of me right now, but their economy is straight devastated.

00:13:09.320 And right now, Iran is basically a military dictatorship with a few corrupt politicians that are the figureheads that are going to some of these negotiations.

00:13:19.640 But the IRGC is in control of Iran right now. 0.64

00:13:22.400 I want to see targeted sanctions directly at IRGC banks, IRGC infrastructure, and their companies that they have created to elevate them to the status that they are in the country right now.

00:13:34.540 You start targeting IRGC specifically, and this regime could accelerate faster than what a lot of people are looking at.

00:13:41.860 Why haven't we done it? Why haven't we done it yet?

00:13:43.980 I think they've done some moves on that, but I think that these moves will get more intense.

00:13:49.140 And that's something very specific to look at as far as what Bessent and the Treasury does if they start making more targeted moves in that direction.

00:13:56.280 So it doesn't have to be military.

00:13:58.300 We have the blockade back in place right now.

00:14:00.420 start looking at sanctions directly at the IRGC, targeting their ability

00:14:04.220 to continue to do what they're doing. It's just some of the possibilities.

00:14:08.680 So I will tell you, I think the reason why that came out of the Wall Street Journal yesterday,

00:14:12.600 I mean, it says, you know, they were briefed in the Situation Room.

00:14:16.720 You know how hard it is to get, I mean, you are in the hallway,

00:14:21.940 two hallways away from the Situation Room, and you're not

00:14:26.620 allowed to even take pictures okay you can't take a picture of the hallway two hallways away from

00:14:34.620 the situation room then you walk through a couple of doors and you're no longer in that kind you can

00:14:39.900 take pictures of the hallway all right and with trump no information is coming out of that

00:14:46.780 situation room there are no leaks at this level coming from the situation room that's a trial

00:14:52.380 balloon that's that's somebody releasing information going let's see what the american

00:14:57.920 people's appetite do you agree with that or disagree jason i think it could be that i think

00:15:02.680 it could also be a signal towards iran about what could be coming next if they don't you know start

00:15:08.440 getting their their rears in gear so i think it could be a little bit of both actually um you

00:15:13.220 talk about i don't know if you're ready to talk about this right now or not or you want to save

00:15:16.760 it but talk about worried about munitions did you see what was happening in cuba uh or the rumors

00:15:21.940 The 101st Airborne?

00:15:24.460 Yeah.

00:15:26.180 So this is coming out of CBS News.

00:15:29.300 We've been saying on this program for a while to also watch what's happening in Cuba.

00:15:33.640 And this is via CBS News.

00:15:36.100 This is a quote.

00:15:36.860 Military planners have in recent weeks examined a range of options for possible action against the island,

00:15:42.560 including an army-led air assault involving thousands of U.S. soldiers to be carried out by the 101st Airborne Division.

00:15:49.720 uh yeah they're not playing uh they're definitely this also could just be a gigantic signal and

00:15:56.000 again these are just options that they have been they have on the table that have been briefed to

00:16:00.060 the president and the president receives lots of options i'm sure but it's interesting that

00:16:04.480 they're releasing these options or air quote leaking them out through news outlets so i don't

00:16:10.880 think the president works this way i mean he is especially now you know he's got two years left

00:16:16.800 in office he doesn't care about he he cares and he doesn't care about things like this

00:16:22.800 most presidents it would either do something or not do something because of the election

00:16:28.660 and I think the president has enough on his plate to worry about on the election you know

00:16:33.420 gas prices and everything else but when I hear this about going into Cuba

00:16:41.220 everything in me says

00:16:45.060 we're going into Cuba before the election

00:16:47.780 he'll want to have

00:16:52.340 a massive success against

00:16:54.960 a communist regime

00:16:57.880 before the election

00:17:00.120 I will say that it's not an

00:17:04.680 it is a significant risk especially if there's the other reports

00:17:08.820 I think it was also CBS maybe a few maybe a month or so ago that reported that Cuba had acquired

00:17:14.460 lots of attack drones of unknown origin I heard it was from Iran so CBS is reporting that unknown

00:17:22.540 but I mean when you think about it who else could it be Iran is leading in that field also could

00:17:27.160 have been Russia you know historically with that relationship it could be China all of them in that

00:17:32.820 you know in that axis but we've seen for instance like what Ukraine has been able to do repel a

00:17:38.160 much larger military um draw them out to this stalemate just by using drones it's a force

00:17:45.280 multiplier and something that i think a lot of militaries in the world are not even prepared for

00:17:48.980 don't really know how to operate against it how could we go from the nation that went into

00:17:54.460 venezuela that i mean we had stuff every the whole world was like what the hell do they have

00:18:00.280 to now being afraid of drones in Cuba.

00:18:05.960 How could we go in in the middle of the night

00:18:08.520 and shut everything down, but we can't shut down drones?

00:18:13.160 Yeah, I mean, I think we can.

00:18:15.060 I just think it brings in another risk factor. 0.96

00:18:18.040 And Cuba is a different animal. 0.94

00:18:20.400 Cuba has been, their intelligence services,

00:18:23.200 they were protecting or trying to protect Maduro.

00:18:26.980 So Venezuela relied on Cuba and their intelligence apparatus to do that.

00:18:31.460 It failed then.

00:18:32.580 But Cuban intelligence, they've been trained by the KGB during the Soviet era.

00:18:36.760 So it's more than just one or two people that they could take out,

00:18:40.420 or even in the case of Maduro, kidnap or whatever,

00:18:43.640 to try and force some kind of change in the regime.

00:18:46.380 Cuba has been embedded with Soviet intelligence training

00:18:50.120 for a very long time going back to the early days of the Cold War.

00:18:53.800 so I don't even know what it would take

00:18:56.240 to force some kind of behavior on Cuba

00:18:58.320 they know a lot more than I do on this

00:18:59.960 but it's a different animal for sure

00:19:01.880 alright

00:19:04.200 thank you so much

00:19:05.000 we should all pray for our country

00:19:07.680 pray for the president

00:19:09.520 I don't care if you voted for him or not

00:19:12.220 you like him, you don't like him

00:19:13.400 he's the president of the United States

00:19:14.700 and I can tell you

00:19:15.700 divine guidance is needed at this time

00:19:19.800 and I have no idea

00:19:21.540 uh, what divine, uh, guidance would be telling the president of the United States to do right now.

00:19:28.460 But, you know, he'll tell the president and hopefully the president will hear him. Um, but

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00:19:59.440 are praying for each other and they ask for prayers and everything else five days ago uh

00:20:04.580 susan uh wrote in and said please pray for my uh newborn grandson teddy pulmonary hypertension

00:20:11.400 pulmonary heart valve defect born yesterday being transferred to vanderbilt uh nICU please pray for

00:20:18.920 pray for the care team and the doctors and the insiders all responded and they

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00:23:11.440 So, apparently, there's a possible breakthrough on the Save Act.

00:23:23.440 John Thune has told the Washington Post about it.

00:23:27.440 Thune says there's a breakthrough.

00:23:30.160 Okay, well, there goes my hope.

00:23:33.820 But apparently, there is a breakthrough, and it all stems around Lindsey Graham.

00:23:39.980 And I think the Save America Act should be called the Lindsey Graham Act because these people, they'll vote for that.

00:23:49.760 They'll vote for that.

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00:25:16.480 so president

00:25:33.280 former president

00:25:35.980 Joe Biden

00:25:36.800 has written a book

00:25:39.760 now

00:25:45.620 Now, I don't know if it's just me, but I don't think he actually wrote the book.

00:25:54.060 I don't think he actually wrote the book.

00:25:57.220 But then somebody sent me this excerpt from the book, and let me read it.

00:26:04.040 Because this kind of changed my mind.

00:26:05.340 Maybe he did write the book.

00:26:07.340 Excerpt from the new Joe Biden book.

00:26:09.020 once everything settled down after the inauguration i had to figure out what it was a vice president

00:26:17.220 actually did i asked hunter if i could borrow his laptop to look it up i learned that according to

00:26:23.160 the constitution the vice president was actually the president of the senate what i'd been a senator

00:26:31.000 for 36 years and i had no idea we had a president i figured we had the same president that everybody

00:26:37.340 else had. But no, it was right there on Wikipedia. I was the president of the Senate. How about that?

00:26:45.220 I went down to the Senate. I already knew where it was. And out of habit, I walked into my old

00:26:49.780 office. A young gal at the desk greeted me. Good morning, Mr. Vice President. Are you here to see 0.99

00:26:55.920 Senator Coons? Mr. President, I corrected her. I was the president of the Senate, remember? 1.00

00:27:01.800 so I was the president here I was embarrassed to admit I had walked into the office by mistake so

00:27:09.180 I just said yeah I'm here to see Senator Coons now I'd never heard of this bald guy before but

00:27:15.840 he had heard of me and so it was nice he was nice enough to show me around his office

00:27:19.960 he had a big leather chair that was comfortable as all get out I loved that chair and I told him

00:27:26.540 so. John, he said, of course you love that chair. It's your chair. I haven't even had time to get a

00:27:34.920 new one. So I thanked him for his time and I left and then wandered over to the White House thinking

00:27:40.820 maybe Barack would want to hear my views on some big foreign policy thing. Jim, Barack said to me,

00:27:47.760 look, I know the vice president can get a little antsy at times, but we're just, we were just

00:27:53.860 inaugurated yesterday could you maybe find some things to occupy yourself with for a bit i mean

00:27:59.140 anything i said anything you say mr president of everything but the senate call me if you need me

00:28:07.400 but he was already talking to rom about something else but i think he heard me so

00:28:12.400 i mean that could be that could be in his book i'm not sure that he he didn't write that but

00:28:19.720 uh now obviously not a clip from the book okay but what's more frightening

00:28:28.200 that or him talking about it yesterday on tv listen to this

00:28:35.680 since that's the presidency i've had a lot of people ask me joe what have you been doing

00:28:44.760 i've been spending a lot of time with my family i'm dealing with a cancer diagnosis

00:28:53.440 and i've been getting treatment and it's been going really well

00:28:56.420 i want to thank all those over their prayers and support and well wishes

00:29:03.000 this meant the world to me and to jill

00:29:05.440 i've written a book about my time as president it's called promise me america

00:29:13.360 It's coming out in November, and it's available for pre-order now.

00:29:20.220 It's about the challenge we face as a nation, about the decisions I made, and why I made them.

00:29:31.300 Leading the country through COVID.

00:29:33.860 What?

00:29:34.300 Rebuilding our economy and restoring our democracy after the attack on January 6th.

00:29:39.300 ending our nation's 0.65

00:29:41.600 longest war in Afghanistan.

00:29:43.360 What?

00:29:43.640 Strengthening NATO

00:29:44.240 and supporting Ukraine. 0.81

00:29:47.880 It's about why I chose

00:29:49.160 to run for re-election

00:29:50.180 and why I chose to step aside.

00:29:54.800 Most of all,

00:29:56.100 it's about my faith

00:29:57.120 in the promise of America.

00:30:00.820 The promise we made

00:30:02.060 to those who have gone before us

00:30:03.280 is to honor their sacrifice.

00:30:06.220 The promises we made

00:30:07.360 to one another

00:30:07.980 and to treat everyone with dignity and respect.

00:30:11.640 And the promise they made to future generations of Americans

00:30:14.580 to remain the beacon to the world.

00:30:17.780 Promise me America is about my faith in America and the American people.

00:30:23.420 I hope you'll read it, and I hope it strengthens your faith

00:30:25.880 in what we can do as a nation and a people.

00:30:29.280 I don't, I probably, I got about 40% of that.

00:30:33.660 I have no idea.

00:30:34.800 Honestly, like there are a few sentences in there.

00:30:36.700 I have no idea what he said.

00:30:40.000 Jason said today, Jason, Jason got on this morning when we were in the meeting and he's

00:30:44.680 like, Glenn, have you heard this?

00:30:45.900 And I said, I hadn't, I hadn't heard it yet.

00:30:47.800 He's like, Glenn, it's, it's, you know, the drunk voice you do and the Joe Biden voice.

00:30:53.880 It's both of those put together and he's right.

00:30:57.160 the the biden voices and i don't and the drunk voices

00:31:04.680 i don't know exactly what i mean i just i love you man put those two together and that's what

00:31:13.480 you just heard and and that they wrote a book and the boys wanted to this president

00:31:22.660 and that is why

00:31:25.400 you read the book

00:31:27.240 I would read the book

00:31:28.400 I mean

00:31:30.760 you really think he wrote that book

00:31:32.520 not

00:31:34.300 a chance not a chance you know what

00:31:37.060 there is a great

00:31:38.360 there is a greater chance

00:31:40.760 we passed

00:31:43.280 the save act than

00:31:45.020 that he wrote that book

00:31:46.580 and we're not gonna pass the save act no i'm sorry i'm sorry john thune has a plan

00:31:56.840 he has a plan uh and uh you know i i trust so he talked to the new york post

00:32:04.540 john thune told the post that republicans finally may have a viable strategy to pass

00:32:11.780 the save america act speculated on the breakthrough uh by senator lindsey graham okay trump claimed

00:32:19.940 to meet the press on sunday during his final phone call with graham we're all set for the

00:32:24.300 save america act but the president didn't specify how republicans have repeatedly tried to jam the

00:32:29.100 save america act down jam it they try to jam it down the throat 80 popularity but they're trying

00:32:35.680 to jam it down the throat perhaps what lindsey graham was talking to the president about i don't

00:32:41.720 know this for a fact said Thune was whether or not there was an option for reconciliation and

00:32:47.740 there is a way in which I think you could do that Thune said wow you mean the thing

00:32:55.140 that we've been talking about for months now you're saying suddenly there's a possibility

00:33:03.380 that that could happen what are the Vegas odds on Thune actually doing this seriously

00:33:10.960 what are the odds what are the odds soon stress the republicans don't even have close to the

00:33:17.900 number of votes needed to nuke the filibuster which requires a 60 vote threshold to overcome

00:33:23.200 no it doesn't no it doesn't george washington was very clear on this thomas jefferson james

00:33:32.080 Madison, all very clear. There's one vote required, and it takes you to 50. You need

00:33:41.340 50 votes. And unless it is something like a veto that you have to overturn, then you

00:33:48.500 need a supermajority. There is no supermajority to pass votes. None. They were clear about

00:33:55.000 this. This is something the Senate made up in the 1970s. And I'm so sick and tired of hearing them

00:34:03.540 use this as an excuse. You want to have a filibuster? That means you get your ass up off 0.82

00:34:10.860 the seat and you actually talk until you can't talk anymore. And it was made to buy time so you 0.98

00:34:19.540 could get the American people to wake up and go, wait a minute, wait a minute, they're trying to

00:34:23.560 hijack our democracy and you tried to talk and talk and talk until people started to change

00:34:30.600 their minds and call their call their you know senate or their uh congress member and say hey

00:34:37.280 hey hey what are you doing i'm actually for the guy who's talking all the time

00:34:41.100 that's what the filibuster was for not so you could just go yeah you can't pass it without 60

00:34:50.040 that that that that's nowhere in the constitution nowhere that is literally something they made up 0.90

00:34:57.080 in the 70s i'm so tired of that ricky you have more faith in these clowns and you have very 0.87

00:35:05.680 little faith but you have more faith than i do slander me that way no i don't have faith i 0.78

00:35:11.620 I don't have faith in the parliamentary process at all,

00:35:17.120 but I do believe that if I know Trump,

00:35:20.660 he gets what he wants at the end of the day.

00:35:22.420 It may not happen in the timeframe that we want,

00:35:25.320 but I do think that he's going to, for better or worse,

00:35:28.600 exploit Lindsey Graham's death

00:35:30.680 and everything that he allegedly meant to Democrats as well

00:35:34.140 and help get this thing across the aisle.

00:35:37.200 We have some news from Speaker Mike Johnson.

00:35:43.240 Apparently, he has another path that he's trying to issue with the Save America Act.

00:35:49.100 We have a phone call scheduled, off-the-record phone call scheduled for you and him after the show.

00:35:53.620 So we'll learn more about that.

00:35:54.260 Well, how is it off-the-record if now you've just announced it?

00:35:57.260 I just said that you're having a phone call, but the details of the discussion are going to be off-the-record.

00:36:01.920 Okay, yeah.

00:36:02.920 Maybe.

00:36:03.780 I'm looking forward to it.

00:36:04.840 um i uh i'd like to see what uh he is a good man i like him he's a good man

00:36:12.300 i don't know what the hell he's doing on this um except i think that they are i you know they

00:36:22.100 want to make sure that everybody knows that hang this around john thune's neck it already is around

00:36:27.360 john thune's neck we all know that so i don't care who to blame how do you get it done and i i think

00:36:34.080 that's what's happening tonight at nine. I think this has a lot to do with the Save America Act

00:36:39.640 because the president's going to talk to us tonight about voting irregularities as they come

00:36:46.780 with foreign entanglements. Now, I just don't think there's a way he's going to mention China.

00:36:56.880 I mean, he'll mention, I think he'll mention Singham, who is connected to China.

00:37:02.860 But I just, I don't think he is going to take China on and say China was interfering with, if he does, God bless him. 0.66

00:37:12.140 But that's a big rock to push uphill, is coming after China, especially with all the other, you know, rocks that we're juggling right now.

00:37:23.020 But he says this is the most important speech that he has given as president

00:37:27.040 and one that every American needs to hear because our elections are unsafe 1.00

00:37:32.060 due to foreign players. 1.00

00:37:34.760 And he's apparently coming with the evidence because it's not just him.

00:37:38.080 Who else is with him that is going to back this up?

00:37:42.820 Lots of cabinet officials, members of the CIA.

00:37:46.660 Right.

00:37:47.220 Let's see here.

00:37:48.800 Lots of three-letter words.

00:37:51.300 Right.

00:37:51.420 so yeah so so he like the war what are three letter words you mean three letter h 0.86

00:37:59.340 c-o-j-c-i-a okay okay okay okay i'm the tired one and i'm making fun of her 0.99

00:38:06.240 oh glenn you are so stupid uh don't mess with ricky and don't mess with ricky when you've had 0.97

00:38:12.660 no sleep and she has um anyway um i just i'm i'm anxious to see what he has to say uh jason 1.00

00:38:21.500 any inside any feelings on what he's going to talk talk about tonight so there's the rumors

00:38:28.860 have been all over the place uh but i think what most news outlets have been focusing on uh over

00:38:35.640 the least the past 12-ish hours or so is that trump will allege that chinese meddling in u.s

00:38:40.640 that the Chinese have been meddling in U.S. elections.

00:38:44.720 You think he's going to say it like that?

00:38:49.180 I mean, there might be different language.

00:38:51.980 I'm glad he is if he does.

00:38:53.760 Yeah, I think it would be great if he actually just came strong,

00:38:57.020 just went hard on it.

00:38:58.260 I think that there was more speculation that he was going to go even further

00:39:02.480 and say that the CIA held information back

00:39:05.080 when they got evidence that this was happening,

00:39:08.060 which again would be another you know huge condemnation on our side as well um but i i

00:39:14.520 it would be very very interesting if he not only talked about that but also traced money trails so

00:39:21.520 you mentioned like neville roy singham uh you know in china specifically different groups within the

00:39:27.220 united states that they uh you know maybe some of their funding has has filtered down to some of

00:39:32.820 them are they are these some of the same groups that are the usual suspects that we see you know

00:39:37.620 rapidly, instantly mobilizing every single time something happens with ice or whatever.

00:39:43.760 That's the kind of stuff that I would see, that I would like to hear.

00:39:46.760 Maybe I'm hoping for too much, but wow, if that happens.

00:39:50.580 I mean, the one thing the president is, he's a showman.

00:39:53.000 He knows how to gather an audience and he knows how to put on a show.

00:39:56.160 So we will see tonight.

00:39:57.340 It should be, it's highly anticipated.

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00:41:45.280 the other thing that we blocked yesterday was the save act right which was literally

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00:41:57.700 state to win any election and disenfranchise all married women in the meantime, by the way. 0.99

00:42:03.440 You have to show your birth certificate at the polls if you have a married name.

00:42:09.480 Wow, wait a minute. So they're disfranchising married women and they're making it impossible 1.00

00:42:16.360 for Democrats to ever win again. Now, Senator Slotkin, you bring up a really interesting point,

00:42:27.100 And I want to take you through that coming up on the program.

00:42:31.480 Also, we're going to go a little deeper on China and their interference on our election.

00:42:37.800 That's next with Peter Swiser.

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00:45:04.940 hello america tonight at 9 p.m eastern 6 pacific the president is going to be making a an address

00:45:15.760 to the nation. He says it's the most

00:45:17.840 important speech he has given as

00:45:19.880 President of the United States

00:45:21.260 and he is going to be revealing

00:45:23.500 foreign interference

00:45:25.000 in our elections.

00:45:28.700 I have no idea

00:45:29.860 what he is going to say. I have no idea

00:45:31.780 what he is going to say tonight. He is keeping it

00:45:33.760 a carefully guarded secret

00:45:35.980 but apparently he is

00:45:37.960 going to come with the facts and

00:45:39.520 people from

00:45:41.980 CIA and DOJ are

00:45:43.920 going to be there with him apparently.

00:45:45.760 to verify a lot of the stuff that he is going to say whether he talks about china or not i hope he

00:45:51.560 does i hope he does but we'll see china is a i mean it's a pretty big adversary and i personally 0.93

00:45:58.920 like it when we take them on but we've got a lot of we got a lot of we had a bowling ball a chainsaw 0.98

00:46:04.480 and a machete in the air that we're juggling right now is he going to take that on we'll see

00:46:09.800 uh also i gotta tell you uh senator slotkin stood at a podium yesterday and explained why your party 0.51

00:46:18.040 blocked the save act and it is insanity it is absolutely insanity and i'm gonna put an end to

00:46:23.880 the insanity in just a few minutes but first i want to get peter swizer on the phone and talk

00:46:28.000 about china and what he's expecting to hear from the president and what what peter knows about uh

00:46:33.280 election interference foreign election interference that he has already proven out

00:46:38.140 because i know he has shared these things with the president uh before peter joins us here in

00:46:43.640 just a second as we prepare for the president's speech tonight at 9 p.m eastern all right first

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00:48:45.100 Schweizer, host of The Drill Down, also the author of The Invisible Coup, and the president of

00:48:53.080 Government Accountability Institute. Hi, Peter. How are you? Hey, I'm good, Glenn. Great to be

00:48:58.180 with you as always thanks for having me yeah thank you so what do you think the president's

00:49:02.200 going to say tonight i think he's going to focus on several aspects of foreign interference i think

00:49:08.560 china is going to be a central player in that uh and i base that on you know where the information

00:49:17.140 chain has been going um with regards to some of the documents that have been declassified and

00:49:23.080 And I would say front and center in this, in terms of driving this, has been John Solomon, a friend of mine, friend of yours, who has had a lot of documents declassified.

00:49:34.540 And there are two sort of shocking things that he brought out as a journalist.

00:49:39.040 He's now working temporarily as a so-called SGE, special government employee with the White House, to help in the declassification process.

00:49:48.440 But two things, Glenn, that he has already exposed.

00:49:52.020 Number one, the fact that we know that now in the 2020 election, China was hacking voter databases in multiple states and that the CIA knew about this.

00:50:07.000 And according to John's reporting, which is, again, based on documents, the CIA did not want to emphasize it or publicize it because they thought it would help Trump in that 2020 election.

00:50:18.360 Oh, my God. What becomes. Yeah. What really becomes frightening is when you merge that with the second big explosion he has. So you have China hacking into voter databases in multiple states. Then also in 2020, what did we have reported? The FBI got a tip that China was looking for ways to exploit the mail in election balloting system.

00:50:42.040 And one of the ways in which they were potentially going to do that was through fake IDs.

00:50:48.240 And lo and behold, there was a lot of reporting, official government reports, customs, border patrol, et cetera, that just at Chicago O'Hare alone, there were 1,500 shipments involving more than 20,000 counterfeit driver's licenses.

00:51:03.320 So, Glenn, if you look at their ability to hack into voter databases and you look at what appears to be a systematic effort to generate large volumes of fake IDs, you merge those capabilities together.

00:51:18.100 You have the potential for really affecting elections.

00:51:22.040 Okay, so there's a couple of things.

00:51:23.840 First of all, I'm glad.

00:51:26.060 If he says all this stuff, I'm glad. 1.00

00:51:27.860 But is he willing to take on China?

00:51:32.040 Like, this is a very big deal when it comes to our, you know, political relationship with China.

00:51:39.840 Is it not?

00:51:41.360 It is. 0.73

00:51:42.540 And, of course, China vehemently denies that they are involved in our eternal affairs at all, which is, of course, a joke. 0.72

00:51:50.220 Everything from fentanyl to some of the political disruptions in our country China's involved in.

00:51:56.200 And what I would say is, you know, Trump is, as you put it quite well, there's a lot he's juggling right now.

00:52:02.840 But what I will tell you is this. Agree or disagree with him on, you know, the 2020 election.

00:52:10.300 This has been a passionate topic for him, election integrity and, you know, with the SAVE Act and everything else going on.

00:52:18.880 So I think if he is going to risk the wrath of China, which he has done in the past, it's probably going to be on an issue like this that he's very, very passionate about.

00:52:29.880 And I think the most important thing here, Glenn, is that we're actually now going to start having this conversation that you and I have been having for a while on a nationwide basis.

00:52:40.840 The fact that China is engaged in a lot of aggressive actions within our country, the Biden administration wanted to bury that.

00:52:49.880 The Trump administration is willing to talk about it openly, which I think is good.

00:52:55.120 So the other thing, you know, if number one, China hacking our voter database and the CIA covering it up, remarkable.

00:53:03.320 Two, FBI tip exploiting the mail, the mail-in ballots and sending in fake IDs.

00:53:10.840 um how do you get around the fake id thing if you're talking about you need id for the save act

00:53:17.460 what where does that put the save act and what has to be done to stop that well uh look i think

00:53:25.440 the save act act is absolutely necessary but as it is with so many things there's no silver bullet

00:53:32.220 you know the the problem is that our adversaries are very smart they shift around they they shift

00:53:37.880 the terrain, and they exploit things that are, you know, even ostensibly legal. So, you know,

00:53:44.200 one of the things that, Glenn, you and I talked about earlier this year is how China has exploited

00:53:50.500 our EB-5 immigration program, which, you know, you invest in the country, you get permanent

00:53:56.160 resident status. 90% of the people doing this are Chinese. They don't even actually live in

00:54:01.500 the United States. They're supposed to. But what that allows them to do is legally donate to 0.99

00:54:06.820 american political campaigns so they're donating there's tens of millions of dollars uh that we've

00:54:12.960 been able to calculate it's probably much higher of money that's literally flowing legally from

00:54:18.300 chinese nationals living in china to our political elections um you know you can take various actions

00:54:25.600 to restrict that they're going to try to find other ways it's like water going downhill it's 1.00

00:54:31.040 going to figure out a way around the barriers so we cannot assume the save act's going to fix

00:54:35.800 everything but we absolutely have to plug these holes uh and the issue with fake ideas is a real

00:54:42.600 one and one of the things that that should be pointed out is you know china does not go after 0.55

00:54:48.980 when these rings are exposed that are producing these fake ids china does not go after and

00:54:54.420 prosecute these people um they allow them to continue to operate which indicates that this 0.96

00:54:59.820 is effectively i would argue state supported by the ccp this is this is part of what their effort

00:55:05.400 is. Peter, what is the mainstream media going to say if he comes out with this evidence? And,

00:55:14.880 you know, I know John Solomon, you know, we, you know, I trust John like I trust you. There are

00:55:19.860 very few reporters that I really trust. John is one of them. You're another one that I know that

00:55:25.180 you have turned over every stone and you are not a political hack. And everybody in the media knows

00:55:32.820 that too about about john solomon i mean that he's worked for all of them um and he has deep

00:55:39.460 deep integrity so he's saying this he's uncovered all this now the president is going to say it

00:55:45.640 he's he's going to have the cia standing next to him when he says these things

00:55:50.240 what is the media going to say what's their pushback going to be on this

00:55:54.240 well uh first of all let's remember um that that in effect the media is at least a lot of the

00:56:02.360 media is kind of complicit in this, right? Because they have poo-pooed, they have pushed

00:56:06.420 the Russia narrative and downplayed the China election meddling, which has come up from time

00:56:12.620 to time. So it's essentially showing them with their pants down. So it's going to be embarrassing

00:56:18.340 to them. I think we're going to hear people saying, well, this is speculative, even though

00:56:23.240 there are actual documents that say this. They're going to say it's exaggerated. They're going to

00:56:28.920 say it's it's you know trump's mad about losing 2020 and and this is sort of a personal vendetta

00:56:34.300 but again all of that is ignoring what the actual evidence points to um and if you look at the

00:56:40.880 documents i mean john has released uh some of these documents earlier this year it's very clear

00:56:46.220 they say exactly what he says so i think the key thing is you and i we need to continue to say

00:56:53.280 follow the facts, follow the evidence, because it is all very clear what China's doing. And they

00:56:59.740 need to walk away from this, I would argue, very embarrassing posture they have of kind of taking

00:57:06.640 China at its word. And, you know, everything is about Russia. Look, Russia spent, what,

00:57:12.340 $180,000 on Facebook ads in 2016. And you had all these exposés. And yes, that should be exposed.

00:57:20.160 all these exposés what china's doing is on a much larger much more industrial scale the capacity

00:57:26.960 with which they can do it the resources they have the the united front groups that you've

00:57:32.640 talked about that are out there getting involved in elections uh they need to focus their attention

00:57:38.380 on that and i hope we're going to start seeing that from uh from some of these news outlets but

00:57:43.040 i'm not i'm not going to hold my breath um have you heard the rumor that he's going to be talking

00:57:47.980 about the senators from Georgia

00:57:50.460 and how they're illegitimate because of fraud.

00:57:55.040 I have not.

00:57:56.160 I have not heard that.

00:57:58.180 I know that has been a subject to some discussion,

00:58:01.400 but I have not heard whether that's going to be specific to the speech or not.

00:58:06.580 So I don't know.

00:58:08.160 I've heard speculation that it is, and I don't know.

00:58:11.060 I want to ask you about the story.

00:58:13.300 You find credence to that story?

00:58:14.860 um i have not looked into it what i would say is uh of course in georgia the margin of victory

00:58:21.740 was pretty narrow i have not seen because again i have not looked into it i have not seen

00:58:27.240 concrete evidence of of the actual manipulation of uh the number of votes that were necessary to

00:58:34.340 win those seats um that's that's the way that i i look at it until we can see otherwise i have to

00:58:40.200 assume that that those senators are there because it was an election that they won in a very very

00:58:46.840 weird year with a lot of mail-in ballots and a lot of irregularities anything else you think

00:58:53.720 he's going to speak about tonight Iran I think he will probably address a number of subjects

00:59:01.200 and I think in you know as it comes to Iran look it's it's a very difficult situation but I think

00:59:08.900 if you believe what the intelligence told him and what he saw and what the immediate objective

00:59:14.360 was, which was to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons capability, he took political

00:59:21.620 action. And I think now he is at the point where he gave Iran an opportunity for a peace agreement,

00:59:28.800 probably not great chances that that was going to happen. And now we are back at square one.

00:59:35.040 And what it's really led to in the region, honestly, is a lot of countries, Arab countries, are starting to align more aggressively with the United States.

00:59:46.120 So we always want, I think, in the world, Glenn, on the global stage, quick solutions to things.

00:59:53.580 There are a lot of times no quick solutions to these kinds of points.

00:59:56.800 So I think he's certainly going to address it, but I think he's done well to not allow that to be the overhang of every single thing that we're talking about, which is certainly what happened to George W. Bush in Iraq.

01:00:08.140 Yeah, yeah.

01:00:09.100 Peter, thanks as always.

01:00:10.800 God bless you.

01:00:11.600 Appreciate it.

01:00:12.240 Thanks, Glenn.

01:00:12.700 You too.

01:00:13.540 You bet.

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01:04:24.540 With a flourish, Ferrandini, his eyes blazing, holds a long knife over his head and says,

01:04:31.100 Gentlemen, this hireling Lincoln shall never, never be president.

01:04:36.420 The room erupts in lusty cheers.

01:04:41.700 Ferrandini continues.

01:04:43.840 Who should do the deed?

01:04:45.960 Who should assume the task of liberating the nation

01:04:48.560 of the foul presence of the abolitionist leader?

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01:04:59.020 They will each draw a ballot from a box that he's already prepared.

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01:07:20.140 i want to get back to the uh save america act uh apparently thune says there's a way to it we

01:07:32.680 can make it happen we can make it happen uh and if this happens it might be because of uh lindsey

01:07:38.740 graham i mean i i don't know um but you know everybody loved lindsey graham apparently the

01:07:45.440 guy was a really nice guy. Um, and you know, for whatever that's worth, I, I've not, I've not,

01:07:51.860 I've not agreed with Lindsey Graham and his policies for a long time, but you know, I was

01:07:56.820 not glad to see him die. Um, and it's interesting to see how much we didn't know about Lindsey

01:08:02.560 Graham, how, what a nice guy he was and apparently liked by everybody. Um, but anyway, um, I want

01:08:10.440 talked about another senator alissa slotkin she stood at a podium and she explained why her party

01:08:18.600 is blocking the save america act and i want you to listen to this because i it brings up a lot

01:08:24.140 of questions for me listen the other thing that we blocked yesterday was the save act right which

01:08:30.080 was literally allow this administration to rig our democracy so that it would be hard for any

01:08:37.600 democrat in any state to win any election um and disenfranchise all married women in the 0.98

01:08:43.180 meantime by the way and just uh you have to show your birth certificate at the polls if you have 0.99

01:08:47.440 a married name okay it would rig our democracy rig our democracy by asking you for photo id

01:08:59.120 it would rig our democracy so it would be hard for any democrat in any state to win 0.99

01:09:06.800 any election hold off for a second on that one I'm going to come back to that because she followed 1.00

01:09:17.360 it with and it would disenfranchise all married women because you'd have to show a birth certificate

01:09:23.900 at the polls if you took your husband's name now I don't know this for a fact I just know this because

01:09:31.460 I notice things

01:09:33.880 who generally takes their husband's name 0.97

01:09:38.560 when they are married 1.00

01:09:39.720 is it the liberal woman 0.58

01:09:43.080 or is it the conservative 0.57

01:09:45.540 overwhelmingly 0.99

01:09:49.120 it's the traditional woman 1.00

01:09:51.540 now is the traditional woman 0.97

01:09:54.820 a liberal 0.99

01:09:56.020 or a conservative

01:09:58.300 Is a married woman more likely to be a conservative or liberal?

01:10:06.460 Generally speaking, married people are more conservative than they are liberal.

01:10:12.660 And if you are married and you're liberal, you're more likely to not take your husband's name.

01:10:19.680 so let me ask you the church going right-leaning women 0.91

01:10:25.560 the polling says vote Republican by a very large margin the ones who keep the maiden name and just 1.00

01:10:35.060 stack a hyphen are breaking the other way and everybody in that room knows it

01:10:41.600 here's what I'm getting to if the birth certificate were really a trap door

01:10:46.660 it would swallow the Republicans first, wouldn't it?

01:10:50.580 Wouldn't it make it, wouldn't it swallow the Republicans?

01:10:55.680 If you're worried about women, disenfranchising women, 0.99

01:10:59.060 wouldn't it swallow Republicans first? 1.00

01:11:03.920 Because it would be the majority of women who are Republican, 1.00

01:11:07.480 who got married, who no longer have that name,

01:11:10.280 that would have to show the birth certificate, not the Democrat.

01:11:16.660 So you just described a law that would kneecap the Republicans

01:11:20.100 and you and your crowd are cheering against it?

01:11:23.560 That doesn't make any sense to me.

01:11:26.940 And by the way, the requirement is the same for everyone.

01:11:31.020 Same document, same clerk, same window.

01:11:35.860 A photo ID doesn't show how you vote.

01:11:39.960 A birth certificate doesn't check your registration.

01:11:42.400 So when she says the same rule is an extinction event for one party and an open door for the other, she's not describing the law.

01:11:52.980 She's describing her voters.

01:11:55.540 You can't say a citizen check ends your party and in the same breath swear your party is full of citizens.

01:12:03.420 You can't.

01:12:04.480 i mean i go to get a decongestant at the cvs i have to show id to board a plane i have to show

01:12:16.660 id to rent a car to cash a check to sign for a package at ups id always the whole ordinary

01:12:27.180 machinery of life in america runs on proving who you are and nobody ever marches nobody ever

01:12:34.100 Nobody ever says, and I think it's bigoted that I have to show an ID before I can pick up my mail at the UPS store.

01:12:43.540 Nobody says that.

01:12:45.360 Nobody.

01:12:47.360 I think it is bigoted that before I can rent an apartment or buy a house or board an airplane, I have to show ID.

01:12:57.460 Why do you show ID at the airport?

01:13:00.980 Why do you have to show ID at the airport?

01:13:04.100 You have to show ID at the airport because we need to know who you are because there's a danger when we don't know who you are.

01:13:13.620 What is the difference?

01:13:16.260 Other than the bomb, voting, if you're not a citizen, is just a different kind of bomb.

01:13:24.400 another thing these are the same people who have cried every time they lose every time they lose

01:13:35.980 it's it's hysterical because they did it with Al Gore they did it with John Kerry they did it with

01:13:43.560 Hillary Clinton they always say it's rigged it's rigged they stole the election the one time it

01:13:50.420 looked pretty stolen the republicans say wow that looks like it was stolen then they say you're not

01:13:58.340 an american for questioning it and then in 2024 they're back to they stole the election i mean i

01:14:04.320 don't i don't i don't okay so you believe the election has been stolen in the past i believe

01:14:11.640 the election has been stolen in the past wouldn't we both be on the same side then as a citizen

01:14:16.940 wouldn't we both want the same thing

01:14:20.540 i mean i'm just pointing out it's not it's not my side that wore the word rigged down to the nub

01:14:29.920 if an election can be stolen we should all be the first in line for the lock

01:14:36.880 ricky did i ever send you that picture uh of the glass box voting booth yes you did can you post

01:14:46.680 Sarah, just tweet that out, will you?

01:14:48.260 Or put it with this monologue when you tweet this monologue out.

01:14:51.620 Because I'm at the Smithsonian, and I'm looking at all the stuff that they have,

01:14:57.980 and it's amazing stuff.

01:15:00.080 And they had to pick out of, I don't remember what it is,

01:15:04.760 the 5 million or 2.5 million items that the Smithsonian American collection has.

01:15:11.940 They had to go and go in and narrow that 2.5 million items down to the most important 30 for this display that they're doing in Washington right now.

01:15:23.100 And one of them is a glass voting box from the 1800s.

01:15:30.280 I go over to another Smithsonian Museum and they have another one that has even more glass on it.

01:15:35.540 the one we'll tweet out a picture of has wood on top and has you know little like little wood sides

01:15:43.040 and the reason why is because in the 1800s they wanted people wanted to be able to see

01:15:49.280 their ballot and put it into the box and see it fall into the box and then when it came to voting

01:15:55.320 they wanted to see you take off the top of the box see your hand in pulling up certain ballots

01:16:02.200 making sure that all of the ballots were counted.

01:16:04.580 This is not new.

01:16:06.940 All we're asking for is a new glass box.

01:16:11.660 That's it.

01:16:13.840 I mean, the only people who fear verified elections, you know,

01:16:17.960 or ballots are the ones that are counting an unverified ballot.

01:16:25.200 I want the same thing for your ballot that the pharmacy wants for a box of Sudafed.

01:16:32.200 proof you're allowed to have it.

01:16:36.740 And if that ends somebody's career,

01:16:39.180 then the problem was never,

01:16:41.060 it was never ID.

01:16:45.280 It was never ID.

01:16:47.040 It was corruption.

01:16:49.840 I don't, I just don't know how,

01:16:52.980 I guess it's because people don't think.

01:16:55.360 They don't want to think.

01:16:57.000 They don't think they have to think anymore.

01:16:59.100 I'm going to let somebody else do all that.

01:17:00.560 I'm going to let Senator Slotkin do all the thinking for me. 1.00

01:17:04.320 This is going to disenfranchise married women. 1.00

01:17:08.120 Which side takes the man's name more than the other? 0.97

01:17:13.000 Why are you cheering? 1.00

01:17:14.740 You should be cheering for the ID because it's going to make it harder for Republican women to go get an ID. 0.99

01:17:22.460 And you know who's not saying, wait a minute, wait a minute. 1.00

01:17:26.920 I gotta go get my birth certificate

01:17:29.040 so I can prove that I vote

01:17:31.060 because I took my husband's name

01:17:33.120 you know who's not saying that? the Republicans

01:17:34.660 why? why?

01:17:38.120 because we want

01:17:39.420 the same thing you want

01:17:41.340 but we mean it

01:17:42.700 at least that's the way I view it

01:17:47.500 by the way

01:17:51.060 do you see John Fetter? I think John Fetterman

01:17:53.060 is one of the most honest people

01:17:54.700 in the Senate. I can't believe

01:17:57.180 I'm saying that.

01:17:59.680 John Fetterman may be

01:18:01.220 the best Democrat out there now.

01:18:04.820 Because

01:18:05.080 I mean, you know what I like

01:18:07.300 about, I like

01:18:09.040 politicians that surprise you.

01:18:11.740 I like people

01:18:13.180 and they're more interesting to me.

01:18:15.240 You know, if I could do, if I

01:18:17.140 were Barbara Walters and I could do

01:18:19.040 the seven most interesting people of

01:18:21.120 the year interviews and I'm

01:18:23.080 going to interview seven people

01:18:24.480 six of them are going to bore you to death one person that i would put on that list is john

01:18:30.840 fetterman i think he's one of the most interesting men in america yesterday he warned the democratic

01:18:37.400 party that he will leave the party officially if it turns its back on israel and that comes

01:18:45.300 because yesterday 100 house democrats voted against sending more aid to israel

01:18:49.620 okay and it didn't pass the house because of the republicans and he said if our party ever becomes

01:18:55.760 and just makes it official the anti-israel party that's when i would have to leave because

01:19:02.580 listen to this that has become moral clarity for me

01:19:07.120 i want to talk to him about just that sentence

01:19:11.520 how that particular issue provides moral clarity he said my long-term concern has been with the

01:19:20.740 democratic party as i'm a member of that it's our is our party going to back away and turn their back

01:19:26.380 on israel you look at the kinds of individuals that are winning our recent primaries this is

01:19:31.820 john fetterman do you remember what we all said about john fetterman when he was you know he being

01:19:37.480 elected. And I don't mean about, you know, the brain damage. I mean about, I had always heard

01:19:43.080 he was like a Marxist. You look at the kinds of individuals that are winning our recent primaries.

01:19:49.480 It's becoming more anti-Israel and hostile to pro-Israel people. I really want to do an

01:19:58.980 interview. Elon Musk. I'm never going to get my interview with Clint Eastwood. Elon Musk,

01:20:05.180 Clint Eastwood, John Fetterman.

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01:21:50.000 Alright, so they are

01:21:51.540 marking up another

01:21:53.700 save act

01:21:55.640 for passage.

01:21:57.520 It's supposed to leave the committee today, pass the House next week,

01:22:02.700 and follow the normal process until it gets to.

01:22:05.220 And they're saying this is the best shot.

01:22:07.480 And they intend this to be a lawmaking exercise.

01:22:13.600 I don't even know what that means, but that's a quote.

01:22:16.120 Lawmaking exercise.

01:22:18.120 And ending it with passing everything and then have Trump signing it here in the next few weeks.

01:22:23.200 We'll see. We'll see.

01:22:24.380 But it's supposed to leave committee today.

01:22:26.920 And I, you know, I really want to know, are Johnson and Thune working on this together?

01:22:32.320 Because I'm really sick and tired of the idea that it has no chance to pass,

01:22:39.320 and so we're going to just let him vote, and then we'll know Thune is responsible.

01:22:43.400 We know Thune.

01:22:44.940 We already know this about Thune.

01:22:47.500 I want to know, is Mike Johnson working with Thune to get it passed?

01:22:52.000 Is Thune finally on board?

01:22:54.660 I mean, I do think that that's part of the reason why we have Donald Trump's speech tonight.

01:23:00.000 I mean, I think he has a lot to say, but I will be surprised if it doesn't include the SAVE Act.

01:23:09.380 You know, he'll make all of these points about China and everything else,

01:23:12.100 and that's why we have to get serious about our elections,

01:23:14.360 and that's why I urge Congress to pass the SAVE Act.

01:23:18.100 I think that's how we're going to end this thing tonight,

01:23:21.380 and maybe start it and stop in the middle and say that as well.

01:23:27.540 But we'll see.

01:23:28.440 This might be a very well-coordinated move.

01:23:34.600 And quite honestly, using Lindsey Graham's death in a positive way to get it passed

01:23:42.060 because there seems to be some momentum for this.

01:23:45.220 I'll believe it when I see it, but I'm dangerously close to being hopeful today.

01:23:51.380 and uh and but you know i'll let you know let me see this president's speech tonight

01:23:56.280 that is at uh at nine o'clock tonight let's see what else uh you know what can we please stay

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01:26:50.620 Yesterday, I told you about the confiscators and the politics of thieves and the takers or the thieves creed.

01:27:03.440 It's a different way of looking at communists, but they are here, and we have to take them on.

01:27:11.460 And yesterday, you had Gavin Newsom speaking at a conference, and he is pushing something he calls democratic economics.

01:27:27.700 No, nope, it's really not.

01:27:31.040 the confiscator

01:27:32.480 and the

01:27:34.280 architect

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01:27:38.980 Gavin Newsom. And I want to go through that here

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01:29:43.100 Okay, I want to share with you what Gavin Newsom said at this annual conference of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials.

01:29:55.260 okay the term economic democracy has been around for a while why because you don't want to call it

01:30:04.200 communism okay it's really weird i'm telling you not to use the word communist for for a completely

01:30:11.720 different reason i'm trying to teach you every day how to and i i'm sorry i don't mean to come

01:30:18.240 off that sounded really condescending i am a guy who is struggling every day trying to figure out

01:30:24.820 how to teach my kids how to be stronger um in defending and understanding uh our republic

01:30:34.120 and my kids come home to me and they talk about marxism they talk to me about how many

01:30:40.300 communists and marxists there are uh and they talk to me about how they are struggling you know

01:30:47.160 defending jews and they're like dad it's getting really bad it's getting really really bad and so

01:30:54.360 this summer I am taking my kids 0.50

01:30:56.400 I'm taking

01:30:57.900 I can't remember the last time I took two weeks

01:31:00.620 off but I'm taking two weeks off

01:31:02.260 and I am taking my kids

01:31:04.680 on a history

01:31:06.680 tour and I'm going to teach them

01:31:08.580 a few things and I want them to see

01:31:10.720 things first hand

01:31:11.940 and try to put

01:31:14.760 my kids feet in

01:31:16.640 concrete and you know whatever I

01:31:18.720 learn I'll share with you so

01:31:20.640 you can maybe because I know we're struggling with the same

01:31:22.800 stuff um so i don't mean to come off egotistical when i say i try to teach this to you every day

01:31:29.320 i'm a dad struggling just like you um and so i really think that when we talk to people when

01:31:38.180 we're older there's a couple of things i know that are true one if you don't teach your kids

01:31:44.180 about the bad things of america and i mean really go into it and tell them about all of the horrible

01:31:51.920 things that our country has done in the past, if you're not clear on slavery, you know,

01:31:57.040 the medical experiments that we did on black people, all of that stuff, if you don't tell 0.56

01:32:02.840 them the bad stuff, when they hear it, they're going to think you didn't know or worse, you

01:32:09.320 lied to them.

01:32:10.520 You held that information back.

01:32:12.340 And so you destroy all of your credibility.

01:32:14.580 And then the person who told them the bad stuff suddenly has credibility.

01:32:18.360 So you've got to teach them that.

01:32:19.900 I know that is true.

01:32:22.720 One of the other things I know is true is we are losing the battle against literally what you and I know as communism. 0.91

01:32:33.100 We're losing that battle and we're losing it the same way the Iranians lost it when they had a coup and it became a Islamic state. 0.85

01:32:42.820 the Marxists said 0.83

01:32:45.120 we'll help you as the Islamists 0.99

01:32:47.240 because we want the same thing, a destruction 1.00

01:32:49.060 of this

01:32:49.940 regime

01:32:51.900 and so we'll

01:32:55.040 gather and we'll organize

01:32:56.820 all of the college kids 0.97

01:32:58.400 and you organize all of the mosques 1.00

01:33:01.060 and we'll work together and we'll overthrow 1.00

01:33:03.260 it together and then we'll live happily ever

01:33:05.140 after. Well, we all know how that

01:33:07.040 happened. The Marxists, 60,000

01:33:09.060 of them in the next year or two

01:33:10.660 in 1979 were rounded up killed jailed or just disappeared so it doesn't end well for the

01:33:17.600 marxist but that's the way it was done in 79 and that's the way it's happening here

01:33:21.540 um and we're not dealing with socialists like we have understood socialism before you know

01:33:27.360 oh we just want swedish you know health care first of all i've told you the last few weeks

01:33:32.500 look up swedish socialism it doesn't exist anymore not the way everybody's saying they

01:33:37.540 are more free and their taxes while they are higher they do not penalize the rich they don't

01:33:44.740 penalize people who are builders and they don't give stuff just to as freebies everybody pays a

01:33:52.080 share in sweden okay they've changed all of these things in the 90s because they were they were

01:33:56.700 dying uh economically um but if we are going to make this case to uh our kids we're going to make

01:34:06.780 this case to help them make the case and what they're fighting the minute you say well you're

01:34:12.860 just a communist some people are but i think as i told you yesterday the the vast majority of people

01:34:20.580 who are now saying they're socialist have no idea really what socialism means they certainly don't

01:34:28.920 know what communism means i told you that the socialist democrat the socialist democrats of

01:34:35.800 america dsa that they're the ones who are doing most of the um organizing and the wins you know

01:34:44.940 uh for the socialist candidates all over they're the ones with the momentum i told you the other

01:34:50.980 day their own polling internal polling from them not from me from them shows 50 lights of like 51

01:34:59.340 percent of their board are communists. But communism doesn't mean anything to the younger

01:35:06.240 generation, and it's easy to dismiss and have people roll their eyes. Oh, yeah, it's a communist.

01:35:11.100 So we have to find other ways to attack. But I want you to know that what Gavin Newsom was

01:35:18.840 talking about is the definition of communism. I just want to quote him, quote, rather than being

01:35:26.560 made unilaterally by private actors, important decisions about production are the results

01:35:33.840 of broad deliberation processes among workers and potentially other constituencies. All

01:35:42.680 models of economic democracy, as conceived, appear to be incompatible with capitalism.

01:35:53.420 OK, I'm still quoting. It is not the owners of capital or the anonymous forces of the market, but the democratic voices of all citizens that control the economy.

01:36:10.140 We vote to make houses free, for example

01:36:14.740 Owners don't get to decide anymore how their resources are used

01:36:19.840 Which means that ownership ceases to exist

01:36:23.900 We're talking about now the end of ownership

01:36:27.560 It's not the owners of capital

01:36:30.940 Or the anonymous forces of the market

01:36:34.580 But the democratic voices of all citizens that control the economy

01:36:39.400 When they say the democratic voices of all citizens, what does that mean?

01:36:45.640 That means you go and you hire a representative.

01:36:49.780 That's the democratic part.

01:36:52.300 You hire, you vote for somebody to go to Congress and represent you.

01:36:59.260 And then those people are the ones that control the market in your name because they were democratically elected.

01:37:07.000 it doesn't mean we're all going to get together and go yeah okay you know what john uh you know

01:37:13.480 what uh you're on our side you're not going to pay any taxes uh and what are we going to do about uh

01:37:19.100 about the factory that we're all working in right now you might organize into a union which

01:37:26.380 communists love but what they're saying is you'll be represented in washington and they

01:37:33.620 will make the decisions, not the owners of the capital or the anonymous forces of the market.

01:37:41.480 What is the anonymous force of the market? It is what capitalism is, but you want to know that

01:37:47.580 this is not, has nothing to do with capitalism, nothing to do with anything other than communist

01:37:53.880 economics is that phrase, the anonymous forces of the market. That is the invisible hand of the

01:38:02.020 market. And this is why things always break down in communist countries, because they get rid of 0.58

01:38:09.580 the invisible hand and they let who? The democratic elected voices in Moscow or in Washington or 0.82

01:38:18.340 wherever control the economy, not the invisible hand. What is the invisible hand? This comes from

01:38:26.600 Adam Smith. It means

01:38:28.300 that nobody can control

01:38:30.800 everything. Nobody in a central

01:38:32.460 city can say, you know what's going to happen

01:38:34.480 right now in Peoria? You know what people are

01:38:36.480 doing? You know, this is how

01:38:38.320 everything works. This is how the internet

01:38:40.480 works. Nobody's controlling

01:38:42.480 the internet. They're

01:38:44.460 trying to, but generally speaking, nobody's

01:38:46.760 controlling the internet.

01:38:48.560 What the internet, when it's at its very

01:38:50.460 best, it's completely free

01:38:52.380 and whatever people are

01:38:54.400 talking about on the internet, that

01:38:56.400 kind of bubbles up and it becomes a trend when the government comes in and says we can't let

01:39:02.460 the invisible hand of the market we've got to tell you you know hey well you know what needs

01:39:07.120 to be trending the black box everybody's got to put a black box on and they fake that and they

01:39:13.080 put that up at the top that's not real and that's why eventually it all falls apart you need to have

01:39:19.240 what's real bubbling up from the from the average person bubbling up and you watch that's how you

01:39:25.480 know, you know what? We have a grain shortage over here. We need more paper towels over here,

01:39:31.080 whatever. It's by watching that invisible hand, what people are doing and seeing.

01:39:37.340 That's how you get a better bikini and you get a better car because people vote with their wallets

01:39:45.320 one by one as individuals. And then that all bubbles up. That's the invisible hand of the

01:39:50.440 market. What Gavin Newsom is talking about now is getting rid of the you and what you spend and

01:39:59.280 how you spend it and what you like and what you don't like based on what you're engaging with

01:40:04.840 and saying that you voting for your representative in Washington, they'll be better at deciding what

01:40:14.420 the economy should do than all of us in our individual lives every day. That's communism.

01:40:23.460 Why is that a problem? Not because I'm a fan of capitalism or the free market.

01:40:28.900 I am a free market guy. I do believe in the invisible hand of the free market.

01:40:34.600 It's the best system. As Winston Churchill said, it's the worst system, except for all of the other

01:40:41.720 systems. So I am a fan of that. I know it's flawed, but that is the best system. I'm not

01:40:50.440 fighting against this because I'm a fan of this system. I'm not fighting for this system

01:40:55.200 because it's the best in the world. I'm fighting against this, the confiscators, the thievery

01:41:06.620 of communism

01:41:08.840 because I know what it

01:41:10.880 does. I know

01:41:12.840 it is theft. I know

01:41:15.140 that it is the architecture

01:41:17.040 of dependency

01:41:18.440 that once

01:41:20.820 they start, once you have to go

01:41:22.800 to your elected

01:41:24.660 official and say, hey, can I

01:41:26.920 have more, please?

01:41:28.580 You think corruption is bad

01:41:30.720 now. Wait until... That's why

01:41:32.820 they eventually had special

01:41:34.620 lanes and special supermarkets 0.72

01:41:36.940 in all of these communist

01:41:38.800 countries. The elected

01:41:40.640 people, the important people, they

01:41:42.640 don't struggle like you do.

01:41:45.140 You'll get the

01:41:46.320 schlep grocery store,

01:41:48.300 but the people who mean something,

01:41:50.960 who are part of the system,

01:41:52.820 part of the party,

01:41:54.700 they get a special grocery store.

01:41:57.140 They get special stores

01:41:58.600 that used to bring things in from

01:42:00.620 the West. They can buy it. You

01:42:02.640 can't. Because

01:42:04.600 they're more important if you think this is corrupt now think about taking and

01:42:14.320 saying we're going to elect because people will not change and it'll in fact

01:42:18.100 it'll get worse with power when the government because if the government

01:42:22.600 abolishes let's say this is their latest idea yesterday the part of the

01:42:27.360 democratic socialist of America's platform is get rid of the Senate get

01:42:31.380 rid of the president and get rid of the

01:42:33.380 Senate. Only have a people's 1.00

01:42:35.580 house. I mean, that's 1.00

01:42:37.460 the proletariat. That's what they 1.00

01:42:39.380 always do. It's the same thing.

01:42:41.580 They always do. Those

01:42:43.420 people go corrupt 0.90

01:42:44.860 so fast. Why?

01:42:47.280 Because there's no check or balance.

01:42:50.080 All of the people in that

01:42:51.520 room are the power.

01:42:53.540 And if somebody like me says, hey, wait a

01:42:55.440 minute, what's going on? You're disappeared.

01:42:57.700 You're shut down.

01:42:59.240 If you think you're going to be able to protest, you know how I know we don't have a fascist government right now?

01:43:06.260 You're able to go out and protest.

01:43:09.320 You know how I know you don't have a communist government right now?

01:43:13.960 Because you can go out and protest.

01:43:16.980 Whether you're on my side or another side, everybody can go out in the street and they can protest.

01:43:22.200 I can get on a podcast and say what I believe.

01:43:24.920 I can challenge the government.

01:43:26.840 That comes from a free market.

01:43:31.640 That is not going to come from a, what do they call it, economic democracy.

01:43:39.400 Trust me, read history and teach this to your children.

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01:45:06.900 You don't believe me, listen to John Fetterman. Now, John Fetterman used to be just, oh, I remember

01:45:13.440 i was oh 60 when john fetterman came into my life just a couple of years ago and i was not a i was

01:45:21.940 not for him because i thought he was a marxist he's not a marxist proof listen to this interview

01:45:28.920 with the hill he just did where he talks about where the democratic party is headed listen to

01:45:36.300 cut to so for me what you're afraid of is defined by what you won't criticize or won't call out

01:45:44.380 and i'm always going to call out people that are they're not again they're not democrats

01:45:50.040 in fact some of them aren't even socialists they've actually self-identified as communists

01:45:55.200 you know i'm not sure why there's more outrage within the party and they will refuse to acknowledge

01:46:02.020 or say, well, I haven't been paying attention to that race so much for all those.

01:46:06.820 If your record is what you're running on is the stuff you deleted on Twitter.

01:46:16.440 He's wondering why there's not more of an outcry, why there's not more of an outcry,

01:46:21.900 why they won't even address the self-identified communists.

01:46:26.160 We're not talking even about socialists.

01:46:27.720 Notice he said that.

01:46:28.840 We're not even talking about socialists.

01:46:30.440 We're talking about communists now, people who are running, who are identifying, you know, Gavin Newsom in that speech, he's not going to identify as a socialist.

01:46:45.080 He's not going to identify as a communist.

01:46:47.080 But what he's talking about is actual communism.

01:46:52.520 And I'm sorry, Democrats, you better wake up.

01:46:55.600 you better wake up because um if you don't know what communism is uh wow you're in trouble you're

01:47:05.440 in trouble if you do know what communism is and you're going along with uh gavin newsom

01:47:11.680 and you're using euphemisms for it what he's talking about now is communism do you think

01:47:18.820 that's going to make america freer and better and your life less expensive yet filled with

01:47:25.160 all kinds of choices that you have

01:47:27.160 now? Absolutely not.

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01:48:54.960 today episode 16 through 20 of the american story uh are out and it is really good we start with

01:49:19.560 abraham lincoln and the plot to kill him i mean they started wanting to kill him right after he

01:49:25.780 was elected let me let me play just a little bit of this uh from episode 16 this is from a plot

01:49:32.320 early on he's just been elected it's a plot you've never heard of at all i mean it's incredible

01:49:39.040 listen to this with a flourish ferrandini his eyes blazing holds a long knife over his head

01:49:46.020 and says gentlemen this hireling Lincoln shall never never be president the room erupts in

01:49:55.280 lusty cheers Ferrandini continues who should do the deed who should assume the task of liberating

01:50:03.620 the nation of the foul presence of the abolitionist leader the room grows quiet again then Ferrandini

01:50:12.120 answers his own question.

01:50:14.600 They will each draw a ballot

01:50:16.060 from a box that he's already prepared.

01:50:18.720 Whoever draws the one marked

01:50:20.180 in red is the

01:50:22.080 assassin. But the ballots

01:50:24.180 will remain secret, so no one

01:50:26.100 knows who the assassin is until

01:50:28.180 the final moment.

01:50:30.080 The men take turns stepping

01:50:32.100 forward and pulling a folded slip

01:50:34.280 of paper from the box.

01:50:36.300 Once everyone has a ballot,

01:50:38.300 Ferrandini reaches in and

01:50:40.120 takes the last one.

01:50:42.120 It is an amazing story.

01:50:45.360 You know, as you get to what happened on that particular night is crazy, crazy.

01:50:53.040 And, of course, you know how it ends.

01:50:55.060 Eventually, somebody does successfully kill Lincoln. 0.99

01:50:58.260 Ah, crap, I've wrecked the surprise. 0.93

01:51:00.540 Anyway, it starts on episode 16 through 20.

01:51:03.920 They're all out now, commercial-free.

01:51:06.620 If you're not a Torch insider yet, join us now at glennbeck.com slash torch.

01:51:12.320 I don't know.

01:51:13.080 I haven't seen anything on the message boards.

01:51:15.020 I haven't had a chance to look at them yet today or last night, Ricky.

01:51:18.320 But I met in Burbank last night.

01:51:21.660 A group of insiders are getting together, and they're the greatest group of people.

01:51:26.020 And they were talking about how they're all becoming friends, and they're all, you know, they're kind of in like a club now.

01:51:32.460 And all helping each other and helping each other learn and everything else.

01:51:36.300 It's great.

01:51:37.060 And they were holding a get-together at a restaurant last night in Burbank.

01:51:41.740 and I happened to be here, so I stopped by, and there were like 30 of them.

01:51:45.480 Did you read anything about it?

01:51:47.360 What did they say about it?

01:51:49.000 Well, first of all, the guy who organized it,

01:51:51.040 he couldn't believe that you just gave his sourdough bread a rave review on national radio.

01:51:55.840 That was really good. 1.00

01:51:56.500 I was surprised to see that there were so many Torch Insiders in California. 0.98

01:52:02.540 I would expect that in Texas and Florida, 1.00

01:52:05.840 and I'm just like I'm surprised there's still that many conservatives left there.

01:52:09.760 Did you hear why you decided to stay?

01:52:11.740 they're really dedicated one lady said because i was born and raised in california and i am not

01:52:17.820 going to move away and it's my state too um uh others that have moved in i met a couple that

01:52:26.040 had moved around the country and i think they just moved here from phoenix for a while i gathered

01:52:30.380 from work but they just uh they just moved here and they're like we cannot wait to get out it is

01:52:35.020 crazy here um but it's so beautiful man i was driving home last night and i thought you

01:52:41.440 people in california you have just you've really just destroyed this state um and and i know why

01:52:50.800 you can go to sleep because you drive around you know and it's 70 degrees and it wasn't yesterday

01:52:57.440 it's really hot here but 70 degrees it is beautiful every time i look outside or i'm looking out

01:53:04.100 driving someplace as long as it's not the freeway these beautiful mountains the beautiful trees the

01:53:09.740 sun i mean it is just spectacular here it really is beautiful here and i think that's why people

01:53:16.200 go to sleep they just like yeah well i'm just gonna put up with it because there's no place

01:53:20.080 like california and they put up with it but um kind of what makes the cnbc article so confounding

01:53:28.600 your insiders also loved your rant yesterday on the cb cnbc worst state rankings um it kind of

01:53:35.800 doesn't even make sense when you consider that tennessee and texas were one of the most migrated

01:53:39.700 to states you know after

01:53:41.620 COVID so that doesn't make sense

01:53:43.440 but the good news is

01:53:45.560 hang on this the NBC thing is

01:53:47.620 yesterday it was all about

01:53:49.200 the

01:53:50.120 business but it has

01:53:53.640 nothing to do with business Texas is

01:53:55.520 the number one state to do business in people

01:53:57.500 are moving their businesses to Texas and Tennessee

01:53:59.740 and they say that that is

01:54:01.840 you know they're not good for

01:54:03.340 living or business well

01:54:05.320 why because they won't 0.99

01:54:07.820 provide abortion they're not lgbtqi plus plus all of that crap um they don't believe that your child 0.98

01:54:16.640 should be butchered um you know under age uh and you can't unionize in those states they're right 0.94

01:54:23.820 to work states cnbc but really what what what kind of businesses do you run what kind of what 0.92

01:54:32.900 kind of business climate is that that's the kind of business climate all businesses are fleeing from

01:54:39.020 in other states so anyway what do people say about it i was just gonna say the best rebuttal to cnbc

01:54:46.360 comes from freddie the german soccer fan who's gone viral who i hope overstays his visa he loves

01:54:52.500 this country so much he actually was in tennessee the last couple days and he said when people told

01:54:58.360 us at the beginning of our road trip that people in the south are different we didn't really know

01:55:01.520 what they meant but after spending several weeks here we finally understand the hospitality here

01:55:06.380 is just something else and he just goes on to rave about tennessee so take that cnbc and i will tell

01:55:12.580 you this most americans are good i've lived in new york you know people here in california for

01:55:17.820 the most part until they realize who i am um they're very they're they're nice you know generally

01:55:22.920 speaking people americans are nice um and part of that is because we're trustworthy we're trusting

01:55:31.060 Not trustworthy. We're trusting. We trust because there is no other place on earth that hasn't had the secret police at some point encourage you to turn and spy on your neighbors until the Biden administration and COVID.

01:55:48.920 We had never had that. Thank God that was short lived.

01:55:52.940 and you know George Bush tried to start it I was so against this when Bush right after 9-11 he said

01:56:02.480 hey you know check on your neighbors and if you see your neighbors doing something let the federal

01:56:07.260 government know call a special White House line and I about flipped my wig and they stopped that

01:56:14.480 thank God but Biden started doing that again because of COVID we can never be those people

01:56:20.380 never once once you start turning on your neighbor and turning them in to the government

01:56:27.080 there's no trust left anymore you'll never go back to it um and i think that's you know traveling in

01:56:34.380 europe i think that's the difference is you know for centuries one government or the other

01:56:40.700 had spies and you would turn your neighbors in just so you could advance yourself

01:56:46.060 um and you know and that that's not the that's not the you know hey don't say anything if you

01:56:54.220 see somebody assembling a bomb you know or their suspicious activity or you know this tim walls

01:57:00.720 thing is so baffling to me because he's you know i'm talking about actual kindness actual trust

01:57:08.300 um and being good to one another and tim walls and people like him will take that compassion

01:57:15.160 and they will abuse it.

01:57:17.800 Walls responded to the Trump administration 0.96

01:57:20.200 because Trump deported a pedophile

01:57:22.440 that was a legal immigrant here

01:57:24.220 that Tim Walls had pardoned.

01:57:29.680 You're pardoning a pedophile?

01:57:32.480 So Tim Walls comes out

01:57:35.060 and talks about the Trump administration

01:57:37.560 deporting that illegal migrant

01:57:39.960 convicted of raping a 10-year-old girl

01:57:44.040 how is tim wallace not being recalled why is there not an impeachment hearing on tim wallace

01:57:54.180 he he pardons a an illegal migrant convicted of raping a 10 year old girl

01:58:02.140 and he said did that make us any safer well your pardon didn't keeping keeping that guy

01:58:10.720 off the streets yeah yeah keep him in prison or if you were going to put him back on the street

01:58:16.740 yeah he's he's not an american citizen there's no reason to have a threat in here that's not

01:58:23.260 an american we have our own threats did that make the children that uh left behind any more stable 0.95

01:58:30.620 well wait he was a dad and he was raping 10 year olds yeah tim i think that did make his 0.83

01:58:41.560 children that apparently he left behind more stable yeah they got rid of a child rapist as a 0.94

01:58:48.960 father uh-huh uh-huh did it improve the idea that we can't all be judged by our worst day

01:58:55.720 wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute

01:58:57.460 we've all had bad days

01:59:00.400 and we've all made

01:59:02.460 really bad mistakes and some of them

01:59:04.660 have been illegal

01:59:05.420 but very few

01:59:09.000 are

01:59:10.440 are the mistakes that involve 0.96

01:59:12.980 raping a 10 year old 0.98

01:59:15.560 so 0.75

01:59:16.980 yeah, I am 1.00

01:59:18.920 going to judge you by raping the 10 year old 1.00

01:59:21.020 once you rape a 10 year old 1.00

01:59:22.860 I don't think we go back 1.00

01:59:24.600 you know

01:59:25.320 it's not like ah well he served his time here would you mind babysitting my 10 year old no

01:59:30.980 you're insane you would never do that nobody in their right mind would ever do that

01:59:36.940 in fact all of your friends if you went and said yeah hey guys i'm glad we could all get out to get 0.94

01:59:42.800 together to go to uh go to the movie together or go out to the concert together tonight hey it's

01:59:47.620 great how would you get as a babysitter at the last minute oh you know that loatian guy that

01:59:53.560 uh that uh the the that uh tim waltz pardon wait a minute the guy who was convicted of raping the

02:00:01.520 10 year old hey don't judge him on his worst day no wait a minute hang on just a second because

02:00:05.140 now i'm not judging him i'm judging you you called him to watch over your 10 year old child as a

02:00:10.860 babysitter hey don't judge him by his worst day i'm not judging him again i'm judging you

02:00:17.340 what kind of parent would do that

02:00:20.400 I want to be very clear

02:00:23.540 these were horrific crimes

02:00:25.040 they often are

02:00:26.540 child rape

02:00:29.940 often 0.96

02:00:31.180 a horrific crime

02:00:33.340 that's weird because I put that into the

02:00:35.940 always

02:00:37.880 a horrific crime

02:00:39.900 but

02:00:41.940 maybe it's just me

02:00:44.400 you know I don't know 0.99

02:00:47.060 Under President Trump, criminal illegal aliens who rape children will be found arrested and removed. 0.99

02:00:52.960 Yep. Yep, I think that's something. 0.99

02:00:55.460 If I didn't say Trump, if I said under President Barack Obama, criminal aliens who rape children would be found arrested and removed, 0.68

02:01:06.980 and Republican politicians will not stand in their way, every single Democrat would cheer.

02:01:14.100 and you know what if it were true i'd cheer too i'd go yep that's true but because this 0.91

02:01:22.660 sentence reads under president trump criminal legal aliens who rape children will be found

02:01:28.520 arrested and removed that's somehow or another a bad thing uh i don't really understand how

02:01:38.700 But, again, it's kind of like I was talking about Schlotkin today, or however you're saying it.

02:01:46.800 I'm so tired.

02:01:47.700 I'm turning into Joe Biden. 1.00

02:01:50.200 I ain't talking about Schlotkin.

02:01:51.860 Elyse Slotkin, she said that the Save America Act 1.00

02:02:03.500 is going to hurt married women 1.00

02:02:07.360 because it will make it darn near impossible 1.00

02:02:12.100 for any Democratic candidate to win again

02:02:17.060 because it'll be a rigged system 1.00

02:02:20.540 because married women, if they took their husband's name, 1.00

02:02:25.220 are going to have to provide a birth certificate so they can vote.

02:02:33.240 And as I said, first of all, I got news for you.

02:02:39.540 It's not the really conservative traditional wives

02:02:42.460 that are taking their husband's name that are voting Democrat.

02:02:47.460 Okay? They're not.

02:02:48.640 that one actually hurts the republic if it were true it's not true but if it were true

02:02:54.620 um that would hurt the the uh republicans not the democrats but

02:03:02.040 there is this disorder i remember michael savage said a long time ago he said liberalism is a 0.98

02:03:10.440 mental disorder and mental disease and i thought well that's a little harsh it's funny but it's 0.83

02:03:15.900 harsh no i i think we're now there where where it actually is um and not liberalism um but 0.90

02:03:24.140 this justifying um pardoning a rapist for a 10 year old and then saying hey let's not judge him 0.99

02:03:37.460 on his worst day that that's a mental disorder it's a mental disorder 0.99

02:03:42.200 saying um you know i want free and fair elections but i want no id that's a mental disorder 0.72

02:03:53.300 you want free and fair elections then you should be for identification and everyone should be for

02:04:00.200 that everyone i told you a story earlier about the um you know the glass box the smithsonian is

02:04:05.700 is displaying right now and it's it's a voting box from the 1800s and they would make they would

02:04:10.540 make these these you'd put your ballot into a glass box so everybody could see this is something

02:04:15.760 everybody wanted everybody wanted suddenly now no and almost everything you as a democrat said

02:04:25.140 you were for 15 years ago you are now diametric you are defending pedophiles 0.62

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The Glenn Beck Program - July 16, 2026

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