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00:02:28.120 Armeet Dillon is joining us.

00:02:29.560 She is the DOJ's Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights.

00:02:33.400 And she is on her way to Michigan.

00:02:38.080 The DOJ is sending election monitors to the battleground state of Michigan ahead of its August primary.

00:02:45.600 What do they think they're going to find in Michigan?

00:02:49.420 They're not happy about it in Michigan.

00:02:51.620 We'll talk to her in 60 seconds.

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00:04:07.060 dylan how are you harmeet i'm great always happy to be with you and so this is uh this is not going

00:04:14.060 this is not popular in Michigan. Can you tell us what you're planning on doing, what the DOJ is

00:04:21.060 doing now and why? Well, I'm going to push back a little bit. It's actually really popular with

00:04:25.140 a lot of people in Michigan, including many legislators who actually reached out and

00:04:28.780 specifically asked us to do this because Michigan, like some other battleground states,

00:04:33.700 has been rife with irregularities in recent election cycles. Both Republicans and Democrats

00:04:40.040 have sent election monitors in the past to all these battleground states. And so some of the

00:04:45.340 issues that we're going to look for in four jurisdictions where we're sending these election

00:04:48.780 monitors, Detroit, East Lansing, Lansing, and Hamtrak include, and I may have mispronounced

00:04:55.580 that last one, include language issues. There's been no assessment by the DOJ in two of these

00:05:02.100 jurisdictions that have high Hispanic populations as to whether they're complying with federal

00:05:06.800 law relating to ballot access. There have been extremely long lines in the recent election

00:05:13.460 in one of these jurisdictions that has a university on the campus in Detroit, I believe.

00:05:18.840 And there's an admitted glitch in the poll book loading in the other one. So these are all based

00:05:24.560 on actual irregularities that we've seen in prior elections. Now, when you look at how the Biden

00:05:30.040 administration handled some of these hot spots, and I'm just talking about the primary, not the

00:05:34.400 general. We're going to have a way expanded program in the general election. In prior election cycles

00:05:39.380 in 2022, the person sitting in this chair in the Biden DOJ sent nine election monitors in 2022

00:05:49.540 and sent 27 in 2024. So this is not unusual. This is something DOJ does regularly. People are just

00:05:57.960 upset that Republicans are taking the integrity of our elections seriously at the DOJ level for

00:06:04.160 change. That is new, and they better get used to it. Good. The news broke overnight that DOJ is

00:06:12.140 sending letters warning election officials, I'm quoting, in all 50 states in the District of

00:06:16.860 Columbia, they will face criminal prosecution over non-citizen voting. The letter signed by

00:06:22.200 Assistant Attorney General Armie Dillon gives states five days to explain how they will comply

00:06:27.040 with federal voter eligibility laws and how they will maintain clean voter lists. Non-citizen 0.94

00:06:32.480 voting in federal elections is extremely rare, but Trump and his administration have falsely

00:06:36.900 portrayed it as a widespread issue. Well, so first of all, the word left out when that hysterical

00:06:44.620 commentary from the left is knowingly. So if a state election official knowingly refuses to remove

00:06:54.100 non-citizens from the voter rolls, that's illegal. That is a crime under our laws.

00:06:58.900 and someone who does that and conspires to do that can be prosecuted. So I'm simply informing

00:07:05.160 top election officials around the country and includes Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands

00:07:08.840 that this is their duty. Now, a third of the states have voluntarily complied with us and

00:07:13.700 we thank them for their cooperation. And in that effort, we have found hundreds of thousands of

00:07:18.520 dead people on voter rolls and we have found tens of thousands of names of suspected non-citizens

00:07:24.720 that we are now digging into through our immigration files to see whether they're

00:07:31.000 appropriately on the rolls or not. In recent weeks, months, and even the last year and a half,

00:07:36.300 we prosecuted numerous people at the Department of Justice for voting while not citizens of the

00:07:42.940 United States. And it's indisputable, based on evidence that I've seen, that there are tens of

00:07:48.420 thousands of non-citizens, at a minimum, on the voter rolls in just the ones that we've examined.

00:07:53.580 And keep in mind, two-thirds of the states are fighting us in getting access to their up-to-date voter rolls, but we're using, you know, other means to look at some of these.

00:08:02.340 And so I think that's very concerning.

00:08:04.080 Glenn, your vote and my vote is very important and precious to us.

00:08:08.340 And even if one or two people are canceling out our votes, that's a problem for me, that's a problem for you as a citizen, and it's a problem for the United States.

00:08:16.820 So I think it's very important that people know this.

00:08:19.540 And the other thing is, what we've learned is that many of legal residents of the United States, green card holders, for example, are not aware that they're not entitled to vote in our election.

00:08:30.280 So, you know, this is educational as well.

00:08:32.480 It's the duty of the states to not register those people and to inform them.

00:08:37.040 And they're not doing that.

00:08:38.060 I can tell you as a 25-year California resident, you just check a box to say you're a citizen.

00:08:43.060 What if you don't speak English that well, or you don't understand the distinction between citizenship and that green card you have that is a legal status?

00:08:49.800 You'd be checking that box, and indeed thousands of people do that.

00:08:52.720 And then they vote, and then they're making themselves criminals and also subject to deportation.

00:08:58.400 We don't want that for law-abiding people.

00:09:00.740 So I think this is simply good hygiene of our voter rolls, and I think it is unfortunately necessary that we remind people of their duties.

00:09:08.640 I know they're clutching their pearls, they're really upset, but if they're following the law, they have nothing to worry about.

00:09:15.100 You did this during the 2024 election.

00:09:19.460 I mean, you had monitors everywhere.

00:09:22.400 You personally were overseeing a lot of it, and I think that's one of the reasons why we had such a clean role in some places.

00:09:32.100 What did you learn from that, and how is this different at all?

00:09:37.060 for the election.

00:09:40.120 So what's different here is,

00:09:41.720 so in the prior times I've done it,

00:09:43.720 I've certainly done it for decades.

00:09:45.180 I've been a Republican election monitor

00:09:46.920 and lawyer over the years.

00:09:48.180 And in 2024, November,

00:09:49.820 I was in charge of the Arizona operation

00:09:52.320 and we had dozens of volunteers there.

00:09:54.620 The Democrats had their own operation,

00:09:56.360 their own war room,

00:09:57.200 and dozens and maybe hundreds

00:09:58.680 of volunteers on their side.

00:10:00.580 And so we send our credentialed,

00:10:03.360 in the case of a political party,

00:10:05.920 you send a credentialed person, there's a process,

00:10:08.720 you get to look at what's going on there.

00:10:11.080 And in Arizona's case, for example,

00:10:13.720 there were indeed irregularities and there were misprints

00:10:16.360 and there was a wrong size paper in 2022.

00:10:18.800 And, you know, thousands of people were turned away

00:10:20.820 from the ballots in Maricopa County.

00:10:24.120 There were problems in Apache County.

00:10:26.200 So that's one of the reasons why we're sending

00:10:28.220 federal election monitors to Apache County

00:10:31.080 this time around.

00:10:32.460 Native Americans were not allowed to vote

00:10:35.040 because of just complete incompetence on the part of county officials at that time.

00:10:39.980 And so what's different about the DOJ is we have a right to do this under federal law,

00:10:44.480 so we don't have to ask for permission.

00:10:46.420 We're going to go in and we're going to observe, just like, by the way,

00:10:49.720 decades of lawyers at the Civil Rights Division have done in both Republican and Democrat administrations,

00:10:57.540 and no one squawked about it the way that they are today.

00:11:00.900 And it's a good thing when the federal government is there to ensure that the law is enforced.

00:11:05.380 I think it makes everyone feel more confident.

00:11:07.860 And, you know, while we're just doing it for six states and nine jurisdictions in the upcoming primaries, you know, most of the primaries have already occurred.

00:11:17.120 You can look for a much more expanded presence on the ground of federal election monitors in the 2026 election.

00:11:24.640 because I want every citizen who votes on both sides to feel confident in the outcome of those

00:11:30.720 elections. Now, monitors alone are not going to help us do that. There's no federal monitor that's

00:11:35.860 going to fix California's wacky ways and delays that they count votes, which is worse than almost 0.91

00:11:43.260 every third world country. But at a minimum, we can ensure that there are eyes and ears there from 0.97

00:11:47.820 the feds and we can then, you know, take action swiftly and step in. Now, this is not a substitute

00:11:53.100 for private election monitoring. The parties are going to do that. I know that there are going to

00:11:58.380 be congressional monitors going from, you know, I assume both parties. And this is our sacred right

00:12:07.580 and duty. It's part of the First Amendment to be able to observe what's happening as we cast our

00:12:12.560 votes and ballots. And that was frustrated in 2020, as you know. Again, I was a lawyer who was

00:12:19.100 with the campaigns at that time. And our colleagues were prevented from witnessing

00:12:25.580 exactly what was going on in Detroit, one of the places I'm sending election monitors

00:12:30.040 in the upcoming weeks, in Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia specifically. And so people don't

00:12:36.220 know whether they can trust the outcomes of those elections when there's cardboard taped over the

00:12:41.200 counting areas, when there's mysterious incidents and occurrences that nobody bothers to explain,

00:12:46.380 When people are taking thumb drives and moving them around and there's no valid explanation and witness to that.

00:12:52.780 So I want to put a stop to all that chatter on both sides by having a very transparent process.

00:12:58.460 So I talked to the first assistant U.S. attorney in, I think, Central California.

00:13:06.720 And he was talking to us about, you know, doing an investigation and saying, hey, we're just looking for any evidence.

00:13:14.800 And if anybody has anything, they want to come forward and tell us about it.

00:13:19.440 And he wasn't saying that there was corruption at the time.

00:13:22.220 Have we found, do we have any updates on California?

00:13:24.600 Have you found anything?

00:13:25.780 Does it look clean?

00:13:27.360 What's the story there?

00:13:29.140 I think you're referring to my dear friend and colleague, Bill Asaley, who's running the Los Angeles Office of Investigations.

00:13:36.120 And I'm not able to comment on what has been found at this time.

00:13:40.440 We don't comment on the fruits of ongoing investigations.

00:13:43.360 but I can promise you that whatever has been found so far isn't the end of it.

00:13:49.040 And so absolutely people should come forward if they've witnessed.

00:13:52.000 For example, just in Los Angeles, I was with Bill just a few weeks ago

00:13:55.600 where we announced the indictment and later guilty plea of a woman

00:13:59.300 who signed up untold dozens or hundreds of, I'm sure hundreds actually,

00:14:05.180 of homeless people on Skid Row illegally.

00:14:07.400 Illegally because not that they're not entitled to vote,

00:14:10.180 but she paid them to register to vote. 1.00

00:14:12.960 that's illegal. She paid them for signatures on signature petitions. That's illegal. And she gave 1.00

00:14:18.340 them her former home address to use as their voter registration address. All illegal, illegal,

00:14:24.260 illegal. We count this one woman doing it, thanks to independent journalists. And I'm sure that this 1.00

00:14:29.520 is a much bigger problem. So we'd like to catch all of that fraud. And we'd like to put a stop to

00:14:35.400 it wherever it's occurring in the United States. By the way, whether it's being done by anybody of

00:14:40.820 any party. It is intolerable and it needs to stop. Right. And how bad is the punishment?

00:14:49.000 We'll see. Sentencing hasn't occurred in that case. She is pleading guilty.

00:14:53.580 So I think we'll see. But, you know, I think it all depends on how many predicate acts you can

00:14:59.660 prove and how long it's been going on, who else is involved. You know, people don't do this in

00:15:05.080 a vacuum. There's money to be made. There's big money in states like California that have

00:15:09.860 signature petitions. Michigan is another one. There's big money to be had in circulating these

00:15:15.120 petitions. And there's fraud in petition circulation. And it occurs at the highest

00:15:20.340 level and at the lowest level. And so catching the people who are shelling out the money would

00:15:25.700 be the big prize here. And so we're definitely looking to follow those threads.

00:15:29.920 Harmeet, always good to have you on. Thank you so much. God bless you.

00:15:32.300 Thank you, Glenn.

00:15:32.980 Keep up the good work. You bet. Bye-bye. Harmeet Dillon, GOJ's Assistant Attorney General.

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00:17:09.780 i spoke to the president uh over the uh last weekend and he said that he was um he had just

00:17:28.020 seen uh the special golden door and he said everybody has to see this we're making it

00:17:32.940 available now tonight at 8 p.m. it will premiere on youtube uh it's the golden door from ellis

00:17:41.000 island to the white house if you're concerned at all about um illegal immigration and what to do

00:17:49.220 we have produced a special for torch and it is available tonight tonight the premiere 8 p.m.

00:17:56.240 on youtube um and it is also available now uh at torch 250.com or on the app the torch app for

00:18:04.520 the insiders with the live q a that i did after the special last wednesday available tonight

00:18:11.400 premiere 8 p.m on youtube now i want to take you to something that um um delia ramirez she's a

00:18:22.240 congresswoman this is what she posted she just posted ice fatally shot a man in texas listen

00:18:29.120 carefully to this ice fatally shot a man in texas his son reportedly witnessed the death 0.84

00:18:34.460 the greatest threat to our safety is dhs cbp and ice as they continue to violently attack our 0.98

00:18:41.780 neighbors and trample the rights of our residents enough is enough we must melt ice act and dismantle 1.00

00:18:48.780 dhs the greatest threat to our safety really now go back and what i just said how did this happen 0.88

00:18:59.180 what what just happened because it sounds like the way she writes this an ice agent targeted a

00:19:04.360 u.s citizen that's what she meant by resident right and shot him in cold blood in front of

00:19:09.920 his son for no reason this is why you always have to go to the original source because people are

00:19:17.700 are taking her tweet and they are now saying see another senseless killing by ice but here's what

00:19:25.300 actually happened okay july 7 2026 approximately 6 50 a.m central time ice law enforcement

00:19:34.680 attempted to conduct a vehicle stop as part of a targeted enforcement operation to arrest an

00:19:40.480 illegal alien. The driver of the vehicle, Lorenzo Aguera, an illegal alien from Mexico, attempted

00:19:48.720 to evade arrest. From information that we're receiving, he rammed an ICE law enforcement

00:19:55.000 vehicle, refused to follow multiple verbal commands, and then weaponized his vehicle in

00:20:01.180 attempt to run an ICE law enforcement officer over, resulting in the officer firing his weapon

00:20:07.060 in self-defense. The driver was struck. The emergency services immediately contacted. Driver

00:20:12.180 was transported to the hospital and passed away from his injuries. DHS OIG is now leading an

00:20:19.440 investigation into the agent-involved shooting. FBI Houston is leading an investigation in the

00:20:24.480 potential assault on a federal law enforcement officer. This is a developing situation. Update

00:20:29.320 the public when more information is available. Well, now that's a different story entirely,

00:20:33.420 isn't it? Because in this version, the illegal alien tried to run over one of our agents who

00:20:39.420 had to fire in self-defense. But depending on where you read this story, you'll have a totally

00:20:45.660 different idea of what happened. That's how split we are as a country. Half of the country is calling

00:20:52.540 ICE evil and the other half is supporting them. Why? Well, I don't know which one is true. I

00:20:59.320 suspect the ice version is true but you have an independent investigation going on to tell us

00:21:07.740 which one is true and by the way i can guarantee you there was a vest cam so which one do you think

00:21:14.480 it is the ice agent pulled this guy over and then innocently shot him in front of his son

00:21:19.740 oh my gosh do you remember you remember the musical hamilton i hate this thing anyway it

00:21:28.980 was a smash hit liberals all loved it he became their favorite founding father he's one of my

00:21:34.420 least favorite founding fathers but you know what let me just point out something the broadway cast

00:21:38.440 of hamilton lectured mike pence from the stage about how scared they were about i don't know

00:21:43.500 diversity or something i'm sure the actors don't agree with immigration ideas from trump but

00:21:48.860 ironically hamilton makes trump look like a liberal on this they're in the show hamilton

00:21:55.460 and they're talking about how horrible Trump is on immigration.

00:22:01.000 Well, again, it depends on whether you get your information from stage actors or actual history.

00:22:08.120 Listen to this. This is from the special that airs tonight on YouTube, The Golden Door. Listen.

00:22:14.780 And from this same harbor, America imported men like Alexander Hamilton.

00:22:19.100 He was an orphan from the Caribbean islands.

00:22:21.440 Hamilton arrived after his mother died from tropical fever.

00:22:24.500 He was poor, unknown, and born in a British colony.

00:22:28.900 But he would go on to become one of the architects of the American Republic itself.

00:22:33.060 Today, Hamilton is celebrated as an immigration icon, but Hamilton's actual views on immigration

00:22:40.100 were far more complicated than the modern audience might expect.

00:22:44.320 As America grew, Hamilton became increasingly concerned about what happened when immigration

00:22:49.440 outpaced assimilation.

00:22:54.280 You got to listen to the rest of it.

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00:24:56.180 yesterday i was uh in the airport and i'm getting ready to go home and the speaker of the house

00:25:02.780 uh passes by me with more secret service than i i've seen on really anybody besides the president

00:25:09.500 it was ridiculous amounts of secret service but i imagine he's under threat and then he hops onto

00:25:14.600 a gulf stream and i thought where is the speaker of the house get that gulf stream from that's an

00:25:19.040 interesting it's an interesting plane to get on um but uh i didn't get a chance to talk to him

00:25:24.580 uh i've never talked to mike johnson strangely we've invited him on the show a million times

00:25:29.740 strangely uh and he has never come on but whatever he's busy on his gulf stream i'm sure

00:25:35.660 um you know uh there has been a radical demand uh by members of congress um and it's a very

00:25:42.520 dangerous one really really dangerous um and it got them you know branded as and record as as

00:25:49.160 wreckers and and you know anti-american and they were sent home early like you know like a bunch

00:25:54.060 of kids that wouldn't sit still here's what they wanted they wanted you to prove that you were a

00:25:59.260 citizen before you register to vote okay show an id before you cast a ballot you know that's the

00:26:05.080 whole revolution that is the thing i mean this is that's the that's that's the thing they want you

00:26:11.800 to believe that the people asking for that are a threat to the republic not the people who are not

00:26:17.420 showing a voter id to vote okay you show a card when you buy cold medicine you you show your card

00:26:26.780 well i don't think mike johnson did when he got onto the gulf stream but he showed his car you

00:26:31.620 know you have to show a card when you board a plane when you open a bank account to pick up a

00:26:36.340 package the government itself is holding for you but you ask a man to show you know an id before

00:26:42.720 he shows before he chooses who's president and suddenly you're the extremist suddenly you're 0.88

00:26:47.420 the danger i gotta tell you this is so ridiculous i was in washington dc and i i went to several 0.81

00:26:54.940 museums and i i found a few items that i thought were important in fact i took a picture of this

00:27:00.320 I'll have to send it to Ricky so she can post it online.

00:27:03.440 I took a picture of two different ballot boxes.

00:27:05.760 They were from the 1800s, and they were made of glass, you know, like hand-blown glass.

00:27:11.840 And the reason why they were made of glass is because nobody trusted the people taking the ballots.

00:27:18.140 I want to put it in the ballot box myself, and I want to make sure there's not some mechanism that separates my ballot from the other.

00:27:25.960 I want to make sure I see mine going in.

00:27:27.920 and then when you're counting i want to see you take the lid off and i want to see your hand go

00:27:32.760 in and pick up the same ballots that i know i put in okay this is from the 1800s we've never trusted

00:27:41.220 nor should you ever trust people when it comes to power so a couple of weeks ago small group of the

00:27:48.700 house decide they want to you know uh you know they want this save america act proof of citizenship

00:27:55.220 to register photo id to vote it's past the chamber already more than once and every time it sails

00:28:01.100 across the capitol dies in a drawer in the senate so a dozen or so members did something that almost

00:28:05.860 nobody in the building has stomach for anymore they stopped the machine no we're not going to

00:28:10.860 grease the rules and let the floor run its pleasant little schedule why while you know uh the one

00:28:16.760 thing that everybody wants sits untouched no no and the speaker's answer this is before he got on

00:28:24.700 the Gulf Stream, which I'm still trying to explain. Where does the Speaker of the House

00:28:27.940 get the money for the Gulf Stream? It's weird. Maybe the government is paying for the Gulf

00:28:32.640 Stream. I don't know, but it seems excessive for one guy on a Gulf Stream. But anyway,

00:28:39.600 he had to send everybody home for the fourth. Here's the thing I want you to really take away

00:28:46.500 from this because this is this is what it either dies or it gets done

00:28:51.760 the people that uh you know gummed up the works they didn't go quiet

00:28:57.340 you know a man who blocks the vote and then spends his recess apologizing for the inconvenience

00:29:03.800 then it's just theater a man who blocks the vote and then stands in his own district and says out

00:29:08.800 loud i did it and i'll do it again until it reaches the president's desk that man has leverage

00:29:15.120 that man there is the reason this moves at all okay so here's how this is supposed to work

00:29:23.880 not through the front door because the front door needs 60 votes and the other side will

00:29:28.020 never give it 60 so the plan is reconciliation the budget process where you only need a simple

00:29:32.800 majority 51 no filibuster to climb to get there you have to strip it down to the bone citizenship

00:29:39.860 and ID. I'm okay with that. Drop all the extra riders. Make it so clean that no Republican who

00:29:45.220 has ever said the words election integrity into a camera can find any place to hide.

00:29:51.420 You want to vote no? Great. Vote no. Do it in the daylight and explain to the people back home

00:29:56.640 why this bridge was just a bridge too far for you. It won't be easy. Never is. The Senate

00:30:04.900 parliamentarian already has, you know, looked at the bigger version of this. It doesn't belong in

00:30:09.400 budget bill okay fine whatever keep fighting keep fighting the leader over there doesn't want to

00:30:17.780 touch the filibuster and doesn't you know just doesn't want any of this okay none of it is a

00:30:24.640 reason to fold it is a map of exactly where the spine has to hold and it comes back to a few people

00:30:32.080 the ones who will constantly take the arrows because leadership doesn't discover courage on

00:30:37.540 its own it gets dragged toward it by the people willing to be called names you have called me

00:30:43.040 people have called me names oh my gosh for so long i hear these i hear these people on the

00:30:48.900 you know in congress on the left say oh we're getting called names we're getting called names

00:30:53.900 stand in line you rookie we're getting death threats really are you now you know my family

00:31:03.500 you know, my children, I apologize to my children. I don't know how many times on 4th of July,

00:31:09.000 because we were walking in. We wanted to stay together as a family and we had to have security

00:31:13.280 on us. And at one point we had to duck into a gift shop because we had people who were following us.

00:31:19.740 We would stop and turn around. They would stop, turn around. They were following us. Um, didn't

00:31:25.220 know if they were hostile or not had no idea um we were we were just constantly as a family it felt

00:31:34.420 under attack we couldn't just be a family and we're in this gift shop and we're standing in

00:31:41.780 the corner of this gift shop buried back in the corner where nobody could see us from the outside

00:31:46.980 or from the door until we had the dc police arrive and the dc police there were like six of

00:31:52.880 came who then had to escort the family to a vehicle so we could get out of there.

00:31:57.900 It was awful. It was absolutely awful. And I can't tell you, I apologized to my children

00:32:04.200 over and over again. I'm like, I'm sorry, guys. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

00:32:10.020 And my son looked at me. He said, Dad, we don't know life without this. We've grown up with this.

00:32:20.580 Going someplace with you, it's what we expect.

00:32:26.320 Don't worry about it.

00:32:29.440 That's not right.

00:32:31.320 It's just not right.

00:32:32.880 I am not complaining about it.

00:32:34.620 I know that it comes with the job.

00:32:37.480 But for anybody who thinks that they're on the left

00:32:43.340 and all of a sudden they're getting heat,

00:32:45.860 look at the people that you have look at the people who have shot people on my side

00:32:55.460 look at the number of attempts on people's lives i've lost friends

00:33:01.120 so please give it a rest

00:33:06.040 some of us have lived with this for 25 years and know our lives our fortunes and our sacred

00:33:14.580 on her. It's not just something written down on a piece of paper. But every inch of movement,

00:33:23.720 every inch of movement that you're going to see on securing the vote will come from people who

00:33:30.800 have decided the insult and the hassle is worth it. And when it gets done, it will not be because

00:33:40.440 the speaker had a clever week it'll be because of a small number of people refused to let the

00:33:47.380 building run smoothly over the top of a promise they made to you i'm really done i'm genuinely

00:33:56.260 done being lectured about who the radicals are really really you used to at least have a very

00:34:04.960 small veneer a very thin veneer of we love the constitution and the founders and we support all

00:34:12.820 of these things you're now democratic socialists who actually have people talking about the

00:34:19.260 destruction of the country you had elizabeth warren this week with somebody in iran chanting

00:34:25.800 death to America, please. I get it. I know exactly who the radicals are, okay? I know exactly who

00:34:37.640 they are. So please, I'm done. You watch who's winning their primaries. You watch the socialist,

00:34:49.060 the actual self-described sees the thing socialist climbing the ladder sweeping the

00:34:55.920 racist towards towards the controls of a national party while the old guard stands there and refuses

00:35:02.560 to say anything out loud that's not a fringe anymore that's a wing with the hand on the wheel

00:35:10.520 and in that same country at the same moment we're told the fanatics the truly frightening people

00:35:17.520 are the ones who want to make sure that the person voting is who they say he is.

00:35:23.220 No, no.

00:35:24.960 I say return the glass boxes.

00:35:28.220 I want to see the ballot box clearly.

00:35:30.620 And that's not extremism.

00:35:32.300 That's the oldest, plainest form of trust there is.

00:35:35.460 And I'll accept the outcome.

00:35:37.240 If America decides they want to go socialist and it's a fair count,

00:35:42.840 what am I going to do about it?

00:35:44.340 What am I going to do about it?

00:35:45.720 I'll fight and fight and fight.

00:35:47.060 but I'm not going to cheat

00:35:48.860 if that's what the American people say they want

00:35:52.440 well, I'll continue to fight

00:35:54.100 but that's what they actually said

00:35:57.640 if you take this away

00:36:00.080 you don't have a democracy

00:36:01.700 you have something that no one has any reason to believe

00:36:07.560 the people who stand

00:36:11.760 in the doorway right now 0.99

00:36:14.980 blocking all of this crap in Washington 0.98

00:36:17.420 until you get this done. 0.99

00:36:22.460 They're going to pay a high price.

00:36:23.940 You're going to pay a high price.

00:36:25.240 But isn't the high price worth it?

00:36:26.940 I mean, geez, look at the blood

00:36:28.400 and everything that has been spilled for this.

00:36:30.660 And this is the price at this time that we have to pay.

00:36:40.740 Hold the line.

00:36:43.040 Finish the things that we start.

00:36:44.980 this one can get done it can get done but it won't get done if we say i'm too tired

00:36:54.440 i don't want to fight this anymore it's never going to get done once you say it's never going

00:37:01.380 to get done you know you know the biggest the biggest fear i have is that americans tire out

00:37:06.780 and they say i'm just tired of fighting i just don't want to fight anymore i i just don't want

00:37:12.260 to make this case anymore. It's never going to get done. Once you believe the republic is over,

00:37:17.700 the republic is over. Once you believe that we will not have transparency in our elections,

00:37:23.360 we won't have transparency in our elections. The entire thing is built on faith.

00:37:31.340 Do not lose hope and do not lose faith.

00:37:35.140 i personally think we're winning i personally think there are so many good things that are

00:37:43.860 happening um and i don't think i know the half of it i've never seen my fellow countrymen

00:37:55.660 a group of people get it as much as they get it right now who are actually in positions of power

00:38:01.840 they know what they're fighting i don't have to go i remember when i was traveling with the

00:38:07.880 president before the the election of 2024 and i would ask him all the time do you do you

00:38:14.460 understand this i mean do you really understand that you know china is influent yes or do you

00:38:19.980 understand about the tides foundation and what they've built over the yes and i never really

00:38:25.980 felt like anybody really got it. They didn't understand how deep the root. I do now. I think

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00:38:40.340 get blackpilled. You keep standing. What Armie Dillon is doing, what the DOJ is doing,

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00:41:59.280 Do we have the audio of what President Trump said yesterday at the NATO summit?

00:42:21.120 He was asked a question about Iran, and here's what happened.

00:42:25.920 Listen to this.

00:42:26.960 Is the ceasefire done?

00:42:28.260 Is the MOU dead? 0.98

00:42:29.280 it's a very interesting question to me i think it's over i don't want to deal with them anymore 1.00

00:42:37.960 they're scum you know what scum is they're scum they're sick people they're led by sick people 1.00

00:42:43.280 and they're vicious violent people and if they had a nuclear weapon they'd use it as far as i'm 1.00

00:42:50.460 concerned it's over i'll speak to our negotiators they want to negotiate they're good people

00:42:55.840 Steve Whitcoff, Jared Kushner, but they have to come back to me.

00:43:00.100 As far as I'm concerned, it's just a waste of time dealing with them. 0.99

00:43:03.140 They're liars. 0.98

00:43:04.680 We make a deal.

00:43:06.420 And if I make a deal with him, we have a deal.

00:43:08.600 And he goes out, he talks.

00:43:10.140 We make a deal.

00:43:10.860 Everyone's agreed.

00:43:11.640 No nuclear weapon.

00:43:13.520 We make a deal.

00:43:14.460 They go outside, talk to the press.

00:43:15.800 They say, we never even talked about it.

00:43:17.700 There's something wrong with them.

00:43:19.020 They're cuckoo.

00:43:21.900 And it's not Cocoa Puffs.

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00:46:42.460 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:46:46.760 Yesterday, and the markets are reacting, the president said,

00:46:51.600 you know, I'm done negotiating with these people. 1.00

00:46:54.320 They're scum, that's his word, and they're crazy. 1.00

00:46:57.660 There's something wrong with them. Yes, yes. 1.00

00:46:59.940 And he's very well aware of it, and I think he is still negotiating.

00:47:03.260 The way he said it, and I'll point it out here in a second.

00:47:05.920 And then I want to give you some perspective, because I went to, what was it?

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00:47:18.300 Can you show me some?

00:47:20.400 And what Grok spit out was absolutely wrong, and I'll explain here.

00:47:24.860 We have not really been here before.

00:47:27.540 We've been close to this, but, you know, Grok was saying, yeah, well, it's kind of like, you know, the Soviet Union.

00:47:35.040 No, it's not.

00:47:36.260 No, it is not, and I'll explain why here in just a second.

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00:49:47.200 Okay, so we have an MOU, or apparently had, if the president is accurate here, we had an MOU. That's a memorandum of understanding that is not a treaty. That is just like, okay, we're at the table, we're negotiating. Here's our initial understanding. Let's put this down on paper and get into the details.

00:50:05.440 so it's it's not a deal um but the president thought they were close enough but as you listen

00:50:11.500 to the president what he said yesterday they keep changing it and they keep denying that they have

00:50:16.680 any any kind of understanding that we say we have an understanding on and this is not unusual all

00:50:22.640 they're doing is buying time all they're doing these these are these are people who believe

00:50:28.640 literally believe in the end of the world.

00:50:32.700 And they believe their end times theology

00:50:36.860 teaches that they can hasten the return

00:50:41.020 of the promised one.

00:50:42.280 By the way, I believe, this is me,

00:50:44.660 but I believe their promised one

00:50:46.360 is our bad guy in our end times, okay?

00:50:50.420 They believe that Jesus is gonna come back 0.89

00:50:53.080 when the 12th, the mom returns, the Mahadi. 0.99

00:50:56.560 When he returns, he's gonna say, 0.81

00:50:58.300 and look who I've got under, you know, behind curtain number two, it's Jesus. And Jesus is

00:51:03.760 going to come and say, yeah, by the way, Christians, you were wrong about all of this. 0.85

00:51:07.800 I'm not the savior. Um, and Mohammed is, is the real, uh, savior and, uh, and Allah is God. 0.61

00:51:16.460 And then he goes and enforces this and he tries to convince Christians to, you know, um, believe. 0.83

00:51:24.040 And when they don't believe, he then oversees their execution, which is beheading, which is very Christ-like, very, very Christ-like. 0.55

00:51:32.400 So I have a feeling that the way they view the end times is the exact opposite of how we view the end times story.

00:51:40.640 So I believe it's the other side of the story.

00:51:43.740 If you catch my meaning here, it's not very cloaked.

00:51:47.980 And they're crazy because they actually believe it. 1.00

00:51:50.820 The Twelvers actually believe it. 0.99

00:51:52.680 And the Twelvers are so crazy that the Ayatollah Khomeini, the original guy back in 1979, said no Twelvers can be part of this revolution because they're too crazy, too crazy for the guy of the 1979 revolution. 1.00

00:52:10.340 And now these are the guys that are in charge and we're negotiating with. 1.00

00:52:14.780 There's no way to negotiate with them.

00:52:17.380 So yesterday, Trump was asked by a reporter, do we even have an MOU?

00:52:21.820 and listen to his response, because I want you to listen. The way he says this, he's still

00:52:27.680 negotiating. He is not saying, he's not saying we don't have one. He's saying me. So it's a little

00:52:36.480 bit good cop, bad cop here. But the president is serious. I had a conversation and I don't want to

00:52:43.980 quote him on anything, but I had a conversation with him on Friday about this. And he said,

00:52:48.660 believe me, Glenn, and again, I'm not quoting, but believe me, Glenn, I'm just going to keep 0.99

00:52:54.640 killing them. They will come to the table because I know who they are and I'll keep killing them 1.00

00:53:01.400 until we find the reasonable ones that will actually play ball. And he knows exactly who 0.94

00:53:07.860 they are. But listen to what he said yesterday. Is the ceasefire done? Is the MOU dead?

00:53:13.280 it's a very interesting question to me i think it's over i don't want to deal with them anymore 1.00

00:53:22.160 they're scum you know what scum is they're scum they're sick people they're led by sick people 1.00

00:53:27.460 and they're vicious violent people and if they had a nuclear weapon they'd use it 1.00

00:53:33.640 as far as i'm concerned it's over i'll speak to our negotiators they want to negotiate they're

00:53:38.620 good people steve whitcoff jared kushner but they have to come back to me as far as i'm concerned

00:53:45.120 it's just a waste of time dealing with them they're liars we make a deal and they were if i make a

00:53:51.580 deal with him we have a deal and he goes out he talks we make a deal everyone's agreed no nuclear

00:53:56.440 weapon we make a deal they go outside talk to the press they say we never even talked about it

00:54:01.600 There's something wrong with them.

00:54:03.220 They're cuckoo.

00:54:05.560 Yeah, they are.

00:54:08.180 I will tell you, you know, the president, if you really want to understand how he negotiates, all you have to do is read his book, Art of the Deal.

00:54:15.320 And I have told you the story about him negotiating for the air rights for Trump Tower a million times.

00:54:20.800 I'm not going to go through it again.

00:54:21.940 But basically, he was playing chicken with Tiffany's.

00:54:26.880 Tiffany's owned the air rights.

00:54:28.340 And he said, well, you're going to sell them to me because I'm going to build this tower.

00:54:31.400 And they said, no, we're not going to sell them because we don't want that tower there.

00:54:33.880 And he said, okay, well, that's fine.

00:54:35.200 And he had his architect draw plans of the ugliest building the architect could possibly imagine.

00:54:40.020 He said, I already own the space, so if you don't sell me the air rights, I'm going to build this.

00:54:45.160 And they said, no, you won't.

00:54:46.240 And he said, try me.

00:54:47.680 And he left.

00:54:48.740 They had to decide, is he bluffing or not?

00:54:52.980 Now, I have asked the president, would you have built that building?

00:54:57.000 He just smiled at me, okay, not giving me any indication.

00:55:01.400 So I don't know whether he would have built it or not.

00:55:04.100 I will tell you this.

00:55:06.780 He's not bluffing here.

00:55:08.860 He is not bluffing.

00:55:11.600 You know, when you're negotiating with somebody and they say they're going to kill you,

00:55:16.540 they're chanting death to America.

00:55:18.800 They're not bluffing.

00:55:20.460 I want you to know neither is the president. 0.99

00:55:22.680 He knows who they are and he will kill them one by one until somebody is reasonable. 0.94

00:55:30.780 And I want to show you exactly what he's looking for. 0.98

00:55:34.700 And it's really counterintuitive.

00:55:37.460 He's looking for Albert Speer.

00:55:40.640 Anybody know who Albert Speer was?

00:55:43.460 Albert Speer was a Nazi who I think we hung in the end at Nuremberg.

00:55:49.580 Why would the president be looking for Albert Speer? 0.65

00:55:56.760 I asked, what was it?

00:55:59.520 It's Grock.

00:56:00.500 I asked Grok, so have we ever dealt with this before?

00:56:04.580 And it came back with historic perspective, negotiating with similar regimes.

00:56:10.200 The Soviet Union, North Korea, Libya under Gaddafi.

00:56:16.180 No, none of those are like that.

00:56:18.260 None of those are like that.

00:56:20.780 And if you go to Grok or Chachy PT and you ask and you don't know, this is the trouble with AI.

00:56:29.360 if you don't know enough to say no it's not that at all because of this you're gonna you're gonna

00:56:38.220 be taken down this wild path okay but if you know something then it will go into and i i didn't go

00:56:45.240 into it but did i did i did it did i put anything into this let me see because it'll always go come

00:56:51.740 back with it'll always come back if you put in something else where you you're like no you're

00:56:56.440 wrong because of this it'll look as that is a very good point you're very astute for knowing those

00:57:01.960 things dude why didn't you just say that in the first place okay so you have to know when using

00:57:08.560 ai it's so dangerous because you'll just think it knows and it's giving you the answer and it's not

00:57:13.400 you must have knowledge yourself okay enough of that so

00:57:18.780 Now, my theory is that the only thing that is close to this that we have ever dealt with is Germany, because I've told you what their end times theology is. 0.94

00:57:36.460 Their end times theology, they believe, this is the words of their own leaders, oh Allah, help me hasten the return of the promised one, that means let me wash the world in blood. 0.97

00:57:48.780 because that's the only way according to their theology that the promised one can come quicker 0.94

00:57:55.720 is if his people start washing the world with blood so they will use the nuke if they have it

00:58:02.760 they will use it because the faster we kill people the more chaos we do the faster the 0.99

00:58:12.140 Mahadi will return and then we have the end times and you know all of that stuff okay 0.98

00:58:18.700 never had anybody like that never have we negotiated in the united states of america 0.70

00:58:25.640 with a doomsday cult and that's exactly what iran is the leadership the people are not the

00:58:32.140 leadership so you got to focus on the people so have you ever heard of the nero decree

00:58:44.560 the nero decree was um was something that hitler did um at the end of the war last few weeks the

00:58:55.520 nero decree and i want to get into that and i want to explain and pull all of this together

00:59:00.080 for you so you can see what we're dealing with and how we've had to deal with it before

00:59:04.680 to give you some understanding that we'll make it through it's just going to be a very hard

00:59:10.880 needle to thread. And we'll do that here in 60 seconds. First, let me tell you about the

00:59:14.800 International Fellowship. There are times when news moves so fast that yesterday's tragedy is

00:59:20.080 already being replaced by today's tragedy. Before long, we stopped hearing about the people who are

00:59:24.380 still living through it, and they haven't stopped living it. In Israel today, there are families who

00:59:28.440 still need food, children who still need a safe place to sleep, elderly men and women who still

00:59:32.540 need medical care. In the midst of this war and uncertainty, they're depending on the kindness

00:59:37.000 of people they've never met.

00:59:39.220 This is what I believe supporting Israel means.

00:59:45.940 It does not mean getting involved in their wars.

00:59:48.780 It does not mean fighting a war.

00:59:51.340 God doesn't need us to be involved in this.

00:59:54.920 Israel doesn't need America to fight its war, okay?

00:59:58.100 God is inviting us, not for the war.

01:00:00.260 God is inviting us to care for his people,

01:00:03.100 to show them the love and affection that we have

01:00:07.500 for our brothers and sisters,

01:00:09.340 not getting involved in the wars.

01:00:11.360 You must separate those two things.

01:00:14.600 So America is celebrating its 250 years of independence

01:00:18.620 and the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews

01:00:20.840 is turning to God now asking that in this 250 years

01:00:25.460 that his wisdom will guide the elected officials

01:00:27.780 in America and Israel to moral clarity and unity.

01:00:30.600 and they are trying to show that we are one.

01:00:33.980 And if this is too much of a price to pay,

01:00:37.700 you should ask yourself who you're going to be

01:00:42.000 when it really gets tough.

01:00:43.680 They are asking just to show your support

01:00:45.580 for the Jewish people to get an Israeli USA flag pin

01:00:50.480 and wear it on your lapel and talk to people about it

01:00:53.240 and explain it's not a support for the war per se

01:00:56.260 or Benjamin and Yahoo.

01:00:57.900 It's a support for the people who are suffering.

01:01:00.600 Is that too high of a price to pay?

01:01:03.300 This is the entry level, gang.

01:01:04.940 It only gets harder from here.

01:01:06.560 Get your flag pin right now.

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01:01:16.140 All right.

01:01:16.440 Back in 10 seconds after our stations identify themselves.

01:01:30.600 okay to understand the nero decree you have to understand adolf hitler and you have to understand

01:01:40.900 um what adolf hitler was living he was living some you know wagner ring cycle kind of nordic god

01:01:51.920 ending you know go in flames and you've you've heard the ride of the valkyries before bugs

01:01:59.500 bunny uh you know cartoons always had this uh go ahead and play a little bit of this

01:02:04.520 so this is the ride of the valkyries this comes from the ring cycle and it's a never-ending 15

01:02:13.760 or 18 hour opera you want to talk about killing yourself an 18 hour opera okay and he was

01:02:24.500 fascinated by this thing um and it's it's actually four operas put together it's it's 15 hours and

01:02:34.720 it is the retelling of the dramatic and norse myth okay it tells the story of gods and heroes

01:02:42.140 and dwarves entangled uh in a cursed ring of power forged from stolen gold any of this sound

01:02:50.720 familiar okay it's not the same story but it's like it the greed has corrupted the gods and the

01:02:59.820 heroes rise and fall and there's love and betrayal and you know and fate is driving the world towards

01:03:07.620 the inevitable collapse and wagner was this guy this this writer from the 1800s he poured his

01:03:15.640 vision of a new german you know cultural rebirth um heroic mythic free from what he saw as the

01:03:24.660 decadent influences so when you see the art that comes later from the germans gosh this is a nerd

01:03:32.740 fest isn't it um you'll see those strong german portraits you know where the strong german people

01:03:39.340 and it's this whole thing is drenched in the theme of the corruption of power racial destiny

01:03:48.740 heroic sacrifice and a fiery end of the old order so a new one can emerge okay hitler was obsessed

01:03:59.940 with this thing all the way from his uh youth he called the composer his spiritual father

01:04:05.440 he would go to festivals with this on his birthdays he would celebrate his 50th birthday in 1939

01:04:11.060 lavish lavish wagner uh production and they would broadcast it on radio so this was really

01:04:19.880 this this to understand hitler you have to understand this okay and he piped all of this

01:04:28.000 stuff in you know to his rallies and everything so it was psychological warfare on the people

01:04:35.680 he was training them to be these people and the much of the stuff from wagner became the soundtrack

01:04:43.980 of the right of the reich um and uh you know it's honestly it is um it's why this is the only opera

01:04:54.860 that can never be played or performed in Israel.

01:04:58.360 This is it.

01:05:00.020 Everything else can be done, not this one, 0.91

01:05:02.420 because this was the heart of the Nazis, okay? 0.56

01:05:08.020 And things don't go well, okay?

01:05:13.840 In the final act of Wagner's Ring,

01:05:17.780 it is this epic tale,

01:05:20.920 and everything has gone dark.

01:05:24.860 all the heroes, everything.

01:05:27.160 And the gods themselves march toward their doom.

01:05:33.100 And Valhalla is burning.

01:05:36.980 And they are marching into this

01:05:41.940 knowing that everything has to burn.

01:05:45.240 The old order collapses in fire and flood.

01:05:49.500 And this is part of the story

01:05:51.420 that's called The Twilight of the Gods.

01:05:53.200 not a defeat that they fear but in the end a cataclysm that they embrace because they think

01:06:00.940 in the ashes something new something purified is prophesied to rise

01:06:06.040 tie this together because this is the closest mirror history gives us to the soul of the 0.57

01:06:14.340 Iranian regime not the people the regime not the rational actors who are chasing survival like the

01:06:22.160 soviets not the fanatics bargaining for power but the true believers in the hidden imam the mahadi 0.94

01:06:30.060 that is just like the ring cycle world has to be burned down this is exactly the same philosophy

01:06:38.720 that is uh being touted by what's his name in uh russia the guy i've been warning you about

01:06:47.420 forever. It's burn it all down because something glorious is going to rise from the fire.

01:06:55.680 So they don't dread the fire. They prepare the kindling. Nuclear weapons are the kindling.

01:07:03.060 Martyrdom is not a tragedy. It's a victory. The destruction of the old order is not a failure. 0.64

01:07:08.400 It's a prelude to redemption. So where do we go from here? What does that tell you?

01:07:14.740 How should this government and how should Donald Trump look at things with these guys based on this?

01:07:22.480 I'll tell you next because history gives you the answer.

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01:09:12.360 so i'm talking to you about what the president is uh doing with the mou he said he is tired

01:09:21.100 of the people over that he's negotiating with over in um uh iran however he did say at the same time

01:09:29.120 but our negotiators they still think they have more to go but i'm personally done with it he is

01:09:34.240 again negotiating with this but i will tell you i spoke to the president on friday and he is he is

01:09:40.880 very clear on who they are he knows who they are and he is looking for a reasonable leader over

01:09:50.120 there and he's not close to finding one yet and this is why i told you the story here of hitler

01:09:56.400 because this is the closest thing that we have ever dealt with when you're dealing with a death

01:10:01.640 cult and not everybody in the death cult. And I'm going to give you the name of somebody

01:10:05.880 historically that I think Donald Trump is looking for, and it's not a good guy. Okay.

01:10:13.160 But the closest mirror we have to the soul of the Iranian regime, um, you know, is not,

01:10:20.060 you cannot look back and say it's the Soviets because the Soviets had rational people. They

01:10:24.820 did not want to be vaporized okay um the the believers in the hidden imam the the mahadi

01:10:32.780 the 12th imam these are these are people that believe the world must truly be soaked in blood

01:10:40.960 and chaos and they don't dread the fire okay the nuclear weapons these are not deterrents

01:10:50.320 These are not something that they hold so we're not harmed, etc. 0.93

01:10:54.380 The way the Soviets did. 0.99

01:10:56.320 These are divine accelerants. 0.99

01:11:00.500 Martyrdom's not a tragedy, it's a victory.

01:11:03.220 This is the ring cycle. 0.82

01:11:05.020 This is what I just told you about Hitler and how he loved the ring cycle from Wagner. 0.87

01:11:10.320 And just like the gods of Wagner, these guys stare into the abyss and they smile. 0.91

01:11:17.440 They will let the flames consume their palaces

01:11:19.980 and their people and the nation

01:11:21.940 because it will hasten the coming dawn

01:11:25.500 that they say they alone can see.

01:11:29.180 At the end of World War II, 0.99

01:11:32.540 Hitler was a madman 0.96

01:11:34.780 and he felt the German people had let him down. 0.88

01:11:38.340 And so it's not exactly the same,

01:11:40.220 but he still had enough of this Wagnerian,

01:11:45.260 if that's a word, view of burn it all down.

01:11:52.080 Through the ashes, something great will rise, okay?

01:11:54.920 And so it was in March.

01:11:58.360 He died, I think, in April, right?

01:12:00.760 So it's halfway through March, 1945, final weeks of World War II,

01:12:06.200 and just a few weeks before he kills himself,

01:12:08.900 and he calls Albert Speer.

01:12:12.360 Albert Speer is not a good guy.

01:12:14.820 In fact, a lot of experts say he's the scariest of the Nazis because, what is it, the banality of evil?

01:12:29.540 Is that the right word?

01:12:34.800 When you can get evil and it's just part of everyday life, when everybody's just like, oh, yeah, that's it.

01:12:43.300 and we just pass it on the street

01:12:44.660 and it's, you know,

01:12:45.420 you talk about it in polite circles and stuff,

01:12:47.460 but it's absolutely evil.

01:12:49.340 That's scarier than when evil shows up 0.74

01:12:51.740 dressed in a black uniform

01:12:53.040 and you know it's evil

01:12:55.560 and they know it's evil.

01:12:57.480 When people start to say,

01:12:59.600 it's not so evil

01:13:00.460 and they just treat it

01:13:02.560 like it's an ice cream cone,

01:13:05.080 that's truly terrifying.

01:13:07.820 And Albert Speer, they say,

01:13:09.500 he was that guy.

01:13:12.100 Through the Nuremberg trials, he got away with a 20-year sentence.

01:13:15.480 So he wasn't killed.

01:13:16.300 I thought he was killed, but he wasn't.

01:13:17.500 He escaped at the very end.

01:13:19.880 He gets a 20-year sentence.

01:13:22.540 And he goes on to write books and everything else.

01:13:24.320 But anyway, he was the architect, literally the architect. 0.74

01:13:32.200 And he was a good friend of Adolf Hitler. 0.88

01:13:35.660 And at the very end, just a few weeks before the end, 0.82

01:13:38.100 And Hitler calls Spear and says, I want you to draft up what's called the Nero Decree. 0.78

01:13:44.040 Have you ever heard of the Nero Decree?

01:13:47.340 The Nero Decree, it comes from the legend, which I don't think is true, that Nero fiddled while Rome burned. 0.56

01:13:57.460 And so the Nero Decree, Hitler said, I want everything destroyed.

01:14:03.940 I want, before the Allies come, I want all of Germany destroyed. 0.71

01:14:09.380 I want all of the power plants. 0.53

01:14:11.760 I want the water processing.

01:14:14.460 I want all of the factories.

01:14:16.660 I want all of it to destroy. 0.99

01:14:18.120 I want you to blow everything up. 0.94

01:14:21.960 Because he, A, said that the German people failed him and the Nazi vision.

01:14:27.640 And if the Reich couldn't survive, nothing should be left for the victors.

01:14:32.280 even the surviving germans okay and it was nihilistic was all or nothing and so they named 0.78

01:14:41.020 it the nero decree albert speer drew it all up and thought it was crazy uh is on paper saying

01:14:49.820 this is not a good idea we should not do this um and he was charged by hitler to execute the order

01:14:56.920 the Nero decree. Well, he doesn't. He actually works against it. He slows things down, blah,

01:15:03.620 blah, blah. And this is one of the things he says, see, I wasn't a really bad Nazi.

01:15:08.720 You know, I, I, I, I, I slowed this down. I was trying to help the people. I I'm not against,

01:15:14.900 well, uh, for other reasons, uh, he was charged with crimes against humanity. Um, and this by

01:15:22.800 not doing this, I guess this helped him

01:15:24.960 you know, in the end

01:15:26.500 Alright, why am I telling you

01:15:30.900 about the Nero degree? Why am I telling you about

01:15:32.640 Albert Speer?

01:15:35.580 Because I think that's what

01:15:36.780 Trump is looking for

01:15:37.840 The people in the regime are 1.00

01:15:42.400 bat crap crazy 1.00

01:15:45.040 You and I would believe that 0.99

01:15:47.080 but if you are part of the 1.00

01:15:48.960 12-er

01:15:49.520 um cult you believe they're just loyal to the 12th the mom and they are good religious

01:15:56.860 you know leaders we look at them from the west and this is why we always fail because what we do

01:16:03.240 we offer deals we offer containment we offer carrots and sticks you know as if this was just

01:16:09.780 politics it's not it's not this is the theocratic nut jobs wearing the mask of a state that we can

01:16:19.860 understand and in the twilight the old gods don't negotiate so what trump is doing and um and believe

01:16:31.000 me he will continue to kill their leaders until he finds the albert spear we're not looking for 0.75

01:16:39.520 a good guy. And Albert Speer was not a good guy. We're looking for somebody who wants to survive. 0.99

01:16:49.160 That was the difference between Speer and Hitler. Hitler didn't care. He'd go down. He believed it 0.88

01:16:56.540 to his core. And these 12ers believe it to their core. And so they will go down. They will take 0.97

01:17:02.840 everything down with them dugan is cut from the same cloth alexander dugan from russia 0.91

01:17:09.600 he is talking about the twilight of the gods as well burn it all to the ground you're hearing

01:17:15.380 this philosophy on the right and the left all of it has to be destroyed you notice very few

01:17:22.460 radicals on either side are talking about what we're talking about hey let's get back to the

01:17:29.380 constitution let's let's cut a few things out let's make sure we correct all of these mistakes

01:17:34.040 but let's get back to the foundation our enemies foreign and domestic are saying burn this system

01:17:41.160 down it needs to go away entirely and that burn it down means either just start get rid of it get

01:17:49.340 into power get rid of it and build a new thing or literally burn it down our worst people on this

01:17:56.840 or Alexander Dugan, who is connected.

01:17:59.760 Obviously, he's in Russia, but he's also connected to Iran. 1.00

01:18:03.860 He likes the 12ers, and the 12ers are probably the worst. 1.00

01:18:08.640 So I believe there is no negotiating on a nuke 1.00

01:18:13.700 because you can never have mutually assured destruction

01:18:16.460 because they'll use it, and they want you to respond

01:18:21.420 because that causes the chaos that will bring the 12th imam.

01:18:25.120 Albert Speer is the guy who was a true believer 0.99

01:18:29.560 But when it came down to it

01:18:32.680 And he saw

01:18:33.640 The handwriting is on the wall

01:18:35.640 Everybody's dying here

01:18:37.580 Everybody's going to go to prison

01:18:39.820 There's no way to win

01:18:42.180 I'm going to put on a different face

01:18:46.040 I'm going to play ball

01:18:47.800 Because I want to survive

01:18:49.180 We have not found that person yet

01:18:52.100 We're not going to find the George Washington.

01:18:55.400 We're not going to find the person 0.95

01:18:57.080 that can be on the new Iranian money, okay? 0.89

01:19:01.560 There's no, so far we have not found a Jefferson

01:19:04.260 or a Ben Franklin or a Washington

01:19:06.200 or even a Thomas Pate.

01:19:07.340 We haven't found them, okay?

01:19:09.340 They're in the society.

01:19:10.980 They are in the civilization and the public,

01:19:14.280 but they have not made themselves known yet.

01:19:17.860 Nobody is rational that we're dealing with yet.

01:19:21.200 and you're seeing bits and pieces of it,

01:19:24.640 but somebody actually has to step up

01:19:27.500 and be the Albert Speer

01:19:29.520 and start sabotaging from within

01:19:32.580 and then make themselves known

01:19:35.900 and they will be the one, unfortunately.

01:19:38.780 You want to talk about the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

01:19:41.940 I hate this kind of stuff,

01:19:43.400 but that's the best that you get.

01:19:45.920 Otherwise, if you don't negotiate with people like that,

01:19:50.580 If you can't find that person, Iran is the only country that I have ever seen in history that is like Germany. 1.00

01:20:06.700 You must kill every Nazi. 1.00

01:20:10.760 You must kill every, you know, why are we having so many problems? 1.00

01:20:13.740 Why did we have all of these CIA programs that were doing experiments on people? 0.98

01:20:22.940 Why did America go so dark in the 1950s and 60s?

01:20:29.020 And why do we have a lot of these really nasty, horrible black stains on our history in the last 75 years? 0.92

01:20:37.520 it's because we took the we took the doctors from nazi germany the worst of the worst 0.86

01:20:45.500 and we said you know mk ultra do you know who oversaw that it was the guy who oversaw all of

01:20:52.940 the surgeries in the death camps he was the one that mangala he would go okay yeah joe go ahead

01:21:00.320 and do that. Yeah. That's who we brought over through Operation Paperclip. So there are certain

01:21:07.280 people that you have to work with, like looking for an Albert Speer, but you must always know

01:21:13.300 who they are. You must always remember. That's a 12-er who has decided he wants to live.

01:21:20.980 Never trust him. Never bring him in close to the fold. We didn't. 0.94

01:21:25.540 we don't hate the people of iran just like we didn't hate the germans we don't we don't we

01:21:34.040 didn't hate the japanese you know the other the other one and it's it's crazy because

01:21:39.260 there's really only two examples like iran and the other one one is germany um and that's not

01:21:46.140 really religious fervor fervor but the empire of japan was religious fervor that the emperor was

01:21:53.660 appointed by God. So it was, you know, it was a God-like figure and he was very similar, uh, to

01:22:01.320 what we're talking about and what had to happen. We had to wipe those people out.

01:22:09.020 Now I'm hoping that Trump, because that's just chaos. That's just never ending chaos.

01:22:16.300 I think, cause we know how this story ends in the middle East. Um, the best we can do is postpone,

01:22:22.540 postpone, postpone, postpone, but you're never going to do it through containment with these

01:22:28.040 guys because they'll lie. You have to kill enough of these guys. We should be targeting 1.00

01:22:34.300 all of their spiritual leaders. I can't believe I'm saying that, but that's the only way that

01:22:40.120 we're going to win this target. The 12 verse go in target and kill them every day. Kill them. 0.99

01:22:52.540 Did I just say that? I can't. I'm shocking myself, but it's the truth. I don't want a war with troops on the ground. I don't. Because my fight is not with the people of Iran. The Persian people are great. They're great. Really, they're great. 1.00

01:23:11.060 you just have to kill the leadership all of them and believe me i truly believe with everything in 0.98

01:23:19.100 me after speaking to the president and watching him as well and how we're fighting this they're 1.00

01:23:23.960 looking for albert spear and they will kill their leadership one after another no matter how long it 0.86

01:23:29.420 takes until they find that one person who's like okay okay okay i want to live and so do the so 0.73

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01:25:23.000 ricky your eyeballs went big as saucers when i when i said we need to kill them 0.99

01:25:30.360 all you said target the 12ers every day kill them and i was like lindsey graham totally has a thrill 0.99

01:25:36.920 up his leg right now glenn please tell people you're not one of those guys i'm not lindsey 0.97

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01:28:20.920 So the president has made it clear that he is at the end of his rope with Iran,

01:28:28.980 and the markets are reacting.

01:28:31.040 We have not talked about our strategic oil reserve, something that I spoke to him about on Friday, and he is very concerned about it.

01:28:40.080 And there's information that I don't have.

01:28:42.460 I don't know who has, but I know he has that made him change his strategy or his tactics, made him change his tactics.

01:28:53.680 And I want to bring that up, but we're going to give you some insight on what's really happening with this MOU and Iran here in just a second.

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01:30:23.740 Okay, so Ricky said, I mean, I said something last hour,

01:30:29.400 but I don't really even recall what I said.

01:30:32.380 But her eyes went as big as saucers.

01:30:34.400 I wrote it down.

01:30:35.900 You wrote it down?

01:30:36.680 Okay, what was it that I said that just freaked you out? 1.00

01:30:39.340 Target the 12ers. 1.00

01:30:40.720 Every day, kill them. 1.00

01:30:43.180 Sounded like Janine Pirro in 2010. 1.00

01:30:44.980 Bomb them, bomb them, bomb them. 1.00

01:30:46.540 I know that's not what you meant. 1.00

01:30:48.800 Yeah.

01:30:49.240 Okay.

01:30:49.460 So when we're talking about, you know how I've been saying, you got to hold a couple

01:31:00.580 of things in your hands that are both true, that seem diametrically opposed.

01:31:06.680 You have to be able to have an adult conversation here about Iran. 0.89

01:31:11.700 Most people don't understand that Iran is a death cult. 1.00

01:31:16.480 Not the average person, but the 12ers. 1.00

01:31:19.160 And the mullahs at the top are who we're negotiating with now. 1.00

01:31:22.900 And they believe wash the world in blood.

01:31:25.800 They are not like you.

01:31:28.120 They're not like, they're not even like Saddam Hussein.

01:31:32.360 They're not like anybody that we've ever dealt with,

01:31:35.800 with an exception of maybe entering into the scene adolf hitler but adolf hitler wasn't as mad as

01:31:44.460 these guys were or are okay they believe we have to bring the end of the world so then we'll have 0.98

01:31:53.280 this muslim utopia literally end of the world wash the world in blood burn the world in the islamic 1.00

01:32:01.060 fury. So when somebody has been saying that, we're going to burn the world and the Jews and 0.99

01:32:06.500 the Americans in the fires of the Islamic fury, you really don't want to give them a nuke.

01:32:12.720 You really don't, because they're not like the Soviet Union, where you can have this detente, 0.81

01:32:19.360 mutually assured destruction. It was called MAD, mutually assured destruction,

01:32:24.820 because it is madness.

01:32:27.240 It's madness.

01:32:28.820 We can blow up the entire world.

01:32:31.420 And so if you start something, 0.63

01:32:34.100 we'll blow up the entire world right along with you

01:32:37.340 so there'll be nothing left.

01:32:40.120 Well, normal human beings don't like that option.

01:32:43.120 And that's what kept us from nuclear annihilation. 0.50

01:32:46.420 We're now dealing with people that make Kim Jong-un

01:32:50.700 like a polite dinner partner, okay? 0.97

01:32:53.700 these guys are truly madmen and if they get a nuclear weapon they will use it because 0.97

01:33:01.720 their religion is dictating that's what they should do so president trump came out yesterday 0.95

01:33:07.740 and i'm not gonna play it a clip again i played it a hundred times today but um he basically said 0.96

01:33:12.440 i'm done with negotiating with them they're madmen they're crazy um and he's right but his

01:33:17.760 negotiators are still there and there is still trying to put something together. Um, but I told 0.96

01:33:25.480 you he's looking for an Albert Speer. Albert Speer was the architect of the Nazi regime. 0.72

01:33:31.680 If you don't know, you know, who, um, Albert Speer is just ask Plattner. He'll, he'll be able

01:33:38.300 to tell you uh but um oh uh but uh albert spear was a bad guy but not a true believer all the way

01:33:50.080 to the end to where he was going to burn everything down and you know go out in a flame you know like

01:33:55.340 hitler did he wanted to live so he's looking for some people there at the top that want to live

01:34:01.840 lindsey graham would say just keep you know put boots down on the ground and just take it over 0.98

01:34:07.080 and kill them all and no no i don't want to do that and that won't work and that'll be bad and 0.99

01:34:11.900 that's what they want honestly that's what they want they want to wash the world in blood so 1.00

01:34:18.560 i would suggest 1.00

01:34:21.900 that every morning one of these mullahs wakes up dead 1.00

01:34:30.120 the alarm goes off and he's like oh i don't need to hit the snooze alarm 0.99

01:34:36.080 i'm already dead um and and there are no fingerprint there's nothing there's no place

01:34:44.880 for them to hide you have to get to give to find the albert spear you have to get somebody because

01:34:53.640 remember albert spear what he did is he defied hitler's um um nero decree which was burn the

01:35:01.560 whole thing down once the allies start to come in it's four weeks before hitler kills himself

01:35:06.440 and he gives him this decree and spears says okay and then he defies that and and gums up the machine

01:35:14.360 so they can't burn everything in germany down and that's how he gets off in the end for with 20 years

01:35:20.160 instead of you know being hung by a piano wire um a really bad guy he just wanted to survive 0.72

01:35:26.380 And he was one of Hitler's best friends. 0.85

01:35:30.140 He was there from the beginning, okay? 0.90

01:35:32.700 He was a diehard Nazi, but the key word was die. 0.63

01:35:38.420 He didn't want to die.

01:35:41.140 So what you have to do is you have to make these people so paranoid and knowing that, 0.96

01:35:48.200 I mean, why haven't we seen the new Ayatollah?

01:35:50.900 I think it's because he's dead.

01:35:52.520 But it could be that he is not being seen in public because he's afraid they're going to kill me. 0.99

01:36:01.260 You don't need to be in public for us to kill you. 1.00

01:36:04.140 We will find you and we will kill you. 1.00

01:36:07.380 And that's what the president should be doing right now. 1.00

01:36:10.920 He should be targeting.

01:36:12.720 He should have a list of 30 people every day or every week.

01:36:17.880 And if I was the president, I'd tell them, hey, by the way, here are the 20 people, just exactly like we did in Japan. 0.75

01:36:26.780 Remember, when we bombed Japan, we only had two bombs, but they didn't know that. 0.91

01:36:31.960 And we told them, we're going to drop a bomb. 0.99

01:36:34.280 Please surrender today because we're going to drop a bomb on one of these 10 cities. 0.95

01:36:38.880 And everybody should leave these 10 cities because this is horrible what we're going to do. 0.78

01:36:43.420 but we're going to drop it because we have to destroy your ability to make munitions.

01:36:48.320 So we're going to drop it in one of these 10 cities. We're going to drop it within the next

01:36:52.040 10 days. And if you don't surrender, we got another one and we're going to drop that one

01:36:56.540 the next week. Okay. We only had two. We were counting on the fact that they, we hoped that

01:37:05.100 they would surrender after the first bomb. Then we had the second bomb and we're like,

01:37:09.620 are we going to drop it? I mean, really, this is the only bomb we have left. Are we going to

01:37:12.380 really drop it on them because what happens if they don't surrender and we said we're just going

01:37:16.540 to keep dropping them week after week until you surrender it took two we don't have to use a

01:37:23.700 nuclear weapon because you're not talking to you know a whole group and civilization you are really 0.65

01:37:31.520 talking to the mullahs you need one of them to say guys i am not going out this way and him finding 0.83

01:37:40.140 enough to turn on the other mullahs you need an albert sphere and so you just target and i would

01:37:48.940 i honestly i would put a list together and say these are the two we don't have a problem with 0.85

01:37:52.100 the rest of of iran we don't have a problem with it why would we why would we blow up and hurt

01:37:57.980 the iranian people we love the persian people we love the iranian people we're having a problem

01:38:03.860 with your government and so here's a list and we're just going to take them out one by one 1.00

01:38:08.140 because we're at war and instead of killing a whole bunch of people we're going to kill the 1.00

01:38:12.740 people who are responsible and we can do it and you kill three of them you'll make those 20 mullahs 1.00

01:38:19.060 so freaked out they won't know what to do because they will always constantly be looking over their 0.99

01:38:26.280 shoulder they will know they won't go outside they won't use a phone they won't communicate

01:38:32.000 with anybody because they don't they won't know how are we getting the information on where they are

01:38:37.060 that's the way to psychologically because they don't care if other people die

01:38:43.720 they don't care and they say they don't care if they die well let's prove that out let's prove

01:38:50.180 that out i have a feeling a lot of them do care if they die so make a list check it twice and 0.97

01:38:58.800 then just start killing them that's why you don't want me to be president of the united states 0.95

01:39:03.960 because that's how I would fight it. 0.98

01:39:06.320 And I'm sure there's all kinds of problems with it,

01:39:09.740 but just off the top of my head.

01:39:11.460 Jason, we're at war.

01:39:13.020 We can do that, can't we?

01:39:15.200 Not even a question.

01:39:16.700 I guess the only question is,

01:39:18.520 and the timeframe needed to pull that off,

01:39:22.540 is how the global economy fares during that time.

01:39:25.780 And really both sides are juggling the same question.

01:39:28.500 Iran, the IRGC, they're in regime survival mode right now.

01:39:31.560 They need money.

01:39:32.940 We need oil to keep the economy afloat.

01:39:36.880 And the president said right after the signing of the MOU that we had about four weeks left for our oil reserves, which is pretty scary.

01:39:46.340 Okay, so wait, wait, wait.

01:39:47.840 When you say we need oil and what will happen to the economy, what you need is oil prices to remain low.

01:39:54.280 What will make oil prices go through the roof is the thought that we are going for all-out war.

01:40:00.540 the fact that we can that we could isolate and kill you know the leaders and we're still moving

01:40:08.300 towards peace we're still negotiating oh how come there's only wow there's only 19 of you at the

01:40:12.960 table this week huh that's interesting i wonder what happened there and the next week well there's

01:40:17.220 only 18 of you at the table this week i wonder what happened there um that will suppress the

01:40:22.400 price of oil it will keep the price of oil down so you don't the i'm and i'm telling you the

01:40:28.120 president told me, and he didn't tell me any information. I have no idea who told him or what

01:40:33.980 was told. But he said, Glenn, when I first started this, they told me oil will be between $150 and

01:40:41.600 $350 a barrel. And he said, I knew how I was going to fight this. I had done my own homework. I knew

01:40:48.400 that wasn't true. I knew we could keep it under that. So he understood that that's a breaking

01:40:56.360 point for the global economy you have to have cheap oil okay under 120 a barrel um and he said

01:41:04.300 so i knew i could do it now he told me some new information came to him i don't know what it is

01:41:11.200 but he said i am not going to be herbert hoover i am not going to be responsible for bringing the

01:41:21.220 world and he said world the world into a great depression and he said that is a possibility

01:41:28.260 now remember he had the information about the oil how expensive it was now oil is cheap and

01:41:36.300 something new came to him they said we you know this has changed mr president you've got to listen

01:41:42.220 to the and he did so he's listening to reason and he understands the economy separately from that

01:41:51.200 He told me, we have got to fill our SPR. We have to have our strategic oil reserves. We have to have those things back up. He said we're just a few weeks away from nothing. And so he needs the cheap oil. He needs $60, $70 a barrel oil. Otherwise, we'll be just consuming. I mean, how many billions of barrels of oil is the strategic oil reserve?

01:42:15.020 I mean, it is an outrageous number. We will make the price of gas go up just by refilling our oil

01:42:23.220 reserves, which we must do. So he's got to keep that down. And he knows that. He also knows I

01:42:29.140 have to keep the price of gasoline down for not only the American people, but also all of Western

01:42:34.700 Europe, because Western Europe, they have it much worse than we do. So he knows that's on the brink

01:42:41.020 of some sort of, you know, economic failure as well.

01:42:44.540 So he's calculating all of these things.

01:42:47.720 And I think strategic, not bombing,

01:42:51.220 not troops on the ground, God forbid,

01:42:54.320 not big war stuff.

01:42:56.000 I think strategic killing would keep the price down

01:43:01.100 because that doesn't make the front page

01:43:03.780 of the news usually, you know what I mean?

01:43:06.320 That's not something that was like,

01:43:07.560 oh my gosh, they just killed this guy

01:43:09.720 and that's not going to affect the price of oil.

01:43:12.860 What will is bombing Karg Island

01:43:15.680 and destroying all the infrastructure.

01:43:17.720 That will affect, I don't know how much,

01:43:19.860 but that will affect the price of oil.

01:43:24.120 Yeah, I do agree.

01:43:26.520 And I think that's exactly what the MOU gave them.

01:43:29.420 I never believed the MOU was actually going to succeed,

01:43:34.020 but I do think that there was an article,

01:43:36.220 I think it was by the New York Post, Yes Time,

01:43:38.540 just a couple of days ago and talked about how OPEC had almost recovered as far as how much they

01:43:45.840 were, you know, as oil output had almost recovered to pre-war levels. So all of that oil is getting

01:43:52.180 pushed back into multiple different countries. It brought the oil price down. I don't know what

01:43:55.860 our SPR is at right now, but it bought them some more time to regather and retool. And in the

01:44:01.720 meantime, I've been looking at what's been happening, you know, within the past month or so

01:44:06.380 behind the scenes that hasn't really been getting a lot of media uh attention for instance if you

01:44:11.980 are going to look at some kind of if regime change is going to happen something has to get done about

01:44:16.400 let's say uh pro-iranian militias over in iraq because they will be used used as boogeymen

01:44:21.840 as enforcers if this goes forward hey wait wait wait wait wait let me stop for 60 seconds because

01:44:27.680 i want to interrupt you halfway through this this is really important nobody knows that nobody's

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01:46:26.940 I just got a note from Plattner's people. They were so excited. We were talking about Nazis today. But I think we're almost done with that. So let's go to Iran. By the way, there's an update on Plattner up in Maine. And it's crazy. And I've got a rant on that. I've got a few things to say. We'll get to that here in just a second. Fill us in on what you're seeing with Iraq.

01:46:48.780 yeah so a lot of just weirdness over the past few weeks have been going on in iraq for one

01:46:55.340 uh there was a big anti-corruption purge that went down seemingly out of nowhere some people

01:47:00.680 thought it was a coup going on but it was an anti-corruption purge and a few of those that

01:47:05.560 got uh rolled up in that were iraqi leadership that are also tied to uh money laundering of

01:47:13.460 iranian uh oil cells were mixed up into that curious on its own but also nearly at the same

01:47:20.300 time we got a statement from iraqi leadership that gave pro-iranian militias until september 30th

01:47:27.600 to dissolve and disarm which is an amazing development i can't believe more people are

01:47:34.280 not talking about especially those two together but i don't think those get done without some

01:47:39.120 kind of pressure from us poking them in the side and saying we need to get this done the question

01:47:44.280 is for what what moving forward and that's not even only there's also Kurdish groups that are

01:47:50.000 starting to make some noise within Iran and western Iran near the Zagros mountains I don't

01:47:55.820 know if that's staging or framing operations getting ready for something in the future but

01:48:01.160 a lot of this points towards something another stage in the war that we're not being told about

01:48:07.680 no one's really talking about, but I, Glenn, I think this MOU is just setting up the next stage

01:48:12.460 by some time, refill, retool, and then we move on. That's personally what I believe. I hope that is

01:48:19.180 the case. Um, but there's a lot of stuff that people are talking about. I think it was that,

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01:48:29.000 not going to be able to most likely, but let's give it a shot just by time. They think that they

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01:50:59.540 oh there's so many things i want to talk about and touch on let me just do a couple things here

01:51:06.900 you play cut four this is the winner over the weekend cnn interviewed the winner of the benjamin

01:51:12.560 franklin lookalike contest just to show you that no it's not you it's not you the world has gone

01:51:19.280 insane um here they are interviewing uh go ahead cut four i thought it was just a little like nerd

01:51:24.640 meetup and we all got to just show our like you know flex our brains and it became the biggest

01:51:31.140 thing ever okay congratulations on your win thank you so much for sharing it friana laura you can't

01:51:36.160 do you notice they didn't talk to a man because the winner is a black woman again it's a ben

01:51:45.440 franklin look-alike contest now maybe there was nobody else that entered that didn't you know

01:51:53.000 there was no man that looked like benjamin franklin or like i don't know she's got the

01:51:57.120 long gray hair you know maybe that's what it was it was just just such a horribly attended deal

01:52:01.880 but if there were actual candidates who were men who looked like i mean i've seen people that play

01:52:06.580 ben franklin and look like ben franklin and none of them are black women oh my gosh we are so 0.87

01:52:13.900 insane by the way i know that's to be true because i had a 20-minute conversation with

01:52:19.680 mitch mcconnell last night no i didn't no i didn't okay no i didn't and anybody i i could

01:52:28.100 do a really bad i could do a really bad um playback of the conversations that were happening

01:52:35.960 but i'm not going to because ricky said don't please don't do that but i i can do it i could

01:52:42.420 And the younger Glenn would have been doing it the whole day.

01:52:46.980 But let me just say this.

01:52:49.080 You know what the conversation, because I could have a conversation.

01:52:51.840 I had a great 20-minute conversation with Joe Biden yesterday.

01:52:54.940 And you know what it was?

01:52:57.100 And you're wearing shoes today.

01:53:00.860 That's nice.

01:53:02.320 Your shoes.

01:53:04.200 I'm wearing shoes today.

01:53:06.120 You would have a 20-minute conversation with Joe Biden.

01:53:08.280 You would have a 20-minute conversation with Mitch McConnell.

01:53:12.420 But when did the GOP become the same people

01:53:15.740 that we've been complaining about?

01:53:20.460 Joe Biden wasn't there.

01:53:22.960 I'm sure, Mitch, did you talk to him about, you know,

01:53:26.260 finer details on rocket science?

01:53:28.840 Did you talk to him about the budget?

01:53:30.840 Did you talk to him about anything

01:53:32.340 that a functioning senator would need to know?

01:53:37.100 Or were you like, and how's the soup here?

01:53:40.080 so please stop with your i had a 20 minute conversation yeah and a lot of people in the

01:53:48.000 biden administration had 20 minute conversations and they didn't see a problem at all what's wrong

01:53:54.020 with you what's wrong with you i mean do you i mean really we're goldfish do you not remember

01:54:00.080 oh i don't know two years ago do you not remember what we've been saying for the last

01:54:06.760 five years about people like i just talked to joe biden he's great and now you're doing it

01:54:11.920 what's wrong with you oh anyway i'll give you uh the details of my 20 minute conversation 0.72

01:54:20.140 uh with mitch mcconnell i mean assuming i go to hell and we're in hell together 0.68

01:54:27.220 that's when i'll tell you what my conversation was like um platner platner says uh he's gonna

01:54:34.540 to stay in the race. He's going to stay in the race. Um, and, um, I think he means it and he's

01:54:39.220 going to, and he's going to, and I, I make a prediction. I think this rape allegation is

01:54:44.360 going to actually make him stronger. Okay. It will. You watch, it'll make him stronger with

01:54:49.880 some people. It'll make him stronger. The Nazi thing made him stronger. I mean, he's got a Nazi

01:54:55.740 tattoo. No, I made it into a Celtic knot. Oh, did you? I didn't know that was not really, really?

01:55:02.780 did you just have a 20-minute conversation with mitch mcconnell too you didn't know that that was

01:55:09.440 a ss uh uh death head that you had inked onto your chest you had no idea you've never watched

01:55:19.320 uh like a documentary about the nazis and then you know you get up in the morning and you're

01:55:24.960 like looking at yourself in the mirror and you're like wait a minute that death head looks just like

01:55:30.440 the death head on all of their hats you never noticed that one huh wow okay that made him

01:55:37.560 stronger okay this is going to make him stronger and listen this is uh sunny holst is a holstein

01:55:44.340 i can never tell the difference between her and the cows it's a hosting holstein what is it hosting

01:55:49.000 hostin what is on your politics but i think it's hosting hosting okay so here's what uh sunny

01:55:55.340 hostin had to say about platner and i said it if i lived in maine i would have you know plugged my

01:56:02.320 nose and i would have voted for him anyway i think that we are in a time of existential crisis

01:56:06.320 in this country i think republicans fall in line they don't fall in love democrats want to uh fall

01:56:13.040 in love and not fall in line you know the republican party the bar is so very low i can't

01:56:18.260 believe i cannot believe that they want to try to assume the moral high ground on the republican

01:56:25.420 party i don't want to assume the moral high ground we have dirtbags on our side

01:56:30.620 we i just told you we have people saying they had a 20 minute conversation with mitch mcconnell and

01:56:35.260 he's fine please we've got dirtbags on our side um but you're gonna hold your nose if i lived in

01:56:41.300 i'd hold my nose and vote for the nazi guy that now has multiple rape charges and i know you say

01:56:49.500 the same thing new york times were like well these are people that are not really in line

01:56:53.760 not falling in line uh with the democratic party so we don't know if that's really true

01:56:59.940 whatever happened to believe women but you know we don't know if that's true this one 1.00

01:57:04.480 was a supporter this one is like you know practically coming to the party dressed as a 0.94

01:57:11.620 donkey okay and she's like look i couldn't handle the way this was being treated i i just i had to

01:57:17.380 say something okay so she has credibility she's on your side and she's saying i was sexually 0.98

01:57:24.160 assaulted i was raped i was raped but you have a problem because the republicans 0.99

01:57:32.520 voted for somebody you claim is a rapist, Donald Trump. 0.99

01:57:42.000 Well, let's just assume that that's true. 0.98

01:57:44.200 At least our guy's not a Nazi.

01:57:46.600 Oh, no, but you say he's a Nazi.

01:57:48.520 That's another reason why you hate him.

01:57:49.740 You say he's a Nazi, which is weird

01:57:52.180 because one of the main things to be a Nazi is, 0.98

01:57:55.060 you know, you have to hate the Jews. 0.97

01:57:57.380 You know who does hate the Jews? 1.00

01:57:59.040 platner you know the guy with the nazi death head on it i mean you you want to talk about hypocrisy 0.99

01:58:08.400 this is it and i don't really care about hypocrisy i'm so used to hypocrites now i mean it's just 0.98

01:58:13.540 they're everywhere need i go back to i just had a 20 minute conversation hypocrites are everywhere 0.99

01:58:20.260 this one kills me you know we're in an existential threat so i just think voting for the rapist 1.00

01:58:27.000 nazi is the way to go here there's no one else there's no one else 1.00

01:58:33.180 i mean go with the democratic socialist maybe maybe maybe go with that one i you know what 0.97

01:58:42.160 i just can't vote for the nazi rapist i'm gonna go for the democratic socialist i'm gonna go for 0.98

01:58:49.940 the guy who just you know wants to destroy us with socialism and communism you know i mean even 0.99

01:58:55.840 that's more reasonable but then again these are the same people that are you know she looks just 0.86

01:59:02.600 like ben franklin nope ben franklin did not have boobs i just want to point that out oh what else

01:59:10.580 do we what else do we have uh oh do i have time here yeah i've got two minutes i can do this

01:59:19.160 um let's do this one let's let's play the actress by the way actors no no hollywood 0.97

01:59:29.680 movie studios are you this stupid put it in the contract until the movie is out and and i mean 0.99

01:59:39.340 out not like out released i mean out and out of all the theaters shut the pie hole should be the 1.00

01:59:48.260 clause in their contract i'm gonna pay you millions of dollars you're gonna be in this

01:59:53.060 ears you've just violated the shut the pie hole part of the contract what is wrong with you

02:00:01.300 hollywood people you i mean you just keep hiring these people and you're expecting them to not say

02:00:08.160 something they they should you've got to put it in their contract nobody's going to go see this 0.96

02:00:14.160 damn movie and it might be a good movie it looks like a good movie i mean i can tolerate because 0.96

02:00:19.040 you won an oscar you've had to put you know uh a every race in the movie so every race except for 1.00

02:00:27.300 white people every race has to be in there you gotta have a one-legged lesbian you know who is 1.00

02:00:34.700 also a democratic socialist playing a role you gotta have everybody in there otherwise you can't 0.93

02:00:40.180 be nominated and i've tolerated that i've tolerated that okay and i want to see it because it looks

02:00:45.240 like a good movie but i gotta tell you you just have these people john leguizamo what's what's

02:00:51.660 his name came out and he was talking about how the spanish people right now that there is there

02:00:58.120 is a war on hispanic people and hispanish people there's just like a genocide going on you're like

02:01:03.460 wait what have you have you walked down the streets of any major city in america there's 0.99

02:01:10.360 no lack of hispanic people and you know what it was the british and all those damn white colonizers 0.96

02:01:16.560 can i ask you who paid the bill for the ships to come over to discover america it wasn't germany 0.97

02:01:27.620 um you think john it wasn't england no it was spain and what did they because he's talking

02:01:37.600 about how they just raped the continent just stole everything what was spain looking for 0.97

02:01:43.360 gold they were coming to to rape the continent of gold your beloved spaniard so please give it a 1.00

02:01:57.020 These people are so stupid. 1.00

02:01:58.800 This is how stupid they are. 1.00

02:02:00.500 Listen to the actress who says she's never really read Homer, but she has some advice for Homer. 1.00

02:02:08.340 Listen to this.

02:02:09.220 Cut three. 0.73

02:02:09.600 When you read The Iliad and The Odyssey, very little time is spent in the perspective of the women. 1.00

02:02:17.100 Right. 1.00

02:02:17.540 Right?

02:02:17.900 It's told from a very masculine side of things. 0.66

02:02:20.720 But this film takes a lot of, takes time to really consider things from the female perspective.

02:02:27.040 And so we see in Helen and Clytemnestra how this war has affected them both.

02:02:32.440 And they respond to it very differently because the experience of it is very different.

02:02:38.240 And so for me, that was very...

02:02:39.940 Have you ever noticed, you know, I was watching Sense and Sensibilities and I thought, you know, nobody's really taking into consideration here.

02:02:49.480 in any of the Jane Austen novels,

02:02:52.980 the really male perspective here.

02:02:57.200 Let me give Jane Austen,

02:02:58.480 who's dead and one of the most accomplished writers 0.52

02:03:00.620 of all time, let me give her some advice. 1.00

02:03:02.600 You should have put some more men in those novels. 1.00

02:03:04.880 Maybe they would have gone somewhere.

02:03:06.920 You know, let me tell something about Homer,

02:03:09.300 a guy who is so fricking old, 0.55

02:03:11.440 he only has one name. 0.97

02:03:13.500 And it's not like Prince.

02:03:15.460 He only has one Homer.

02:03:17.200 okay homer you know what his problem is no tell me you mean the guy who wrote something

02:03:26.920 thousands of years ago and we're still making movies about that story that he wrote

02:03:33.940 thousands of years ago i mean what books do you have that are two three thousand years old i got

02:03:40.600 the bible uh i got homer i got josephus you're giving him advice on what how to tell a story 0.98

02:03:53.400 the arrogance the stupidity really honestly hollywood let me just give you this advice for 0.99

02:04:02.840 free it's a clause in the contract you have a moral turpitude we probably don't because none 1.00

02:04:09.080 of women to survive that you have a moral turpitude clause you need a shut the freaking 1.00

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02:06:58.180 It's sad.

02:06:59.040 And it's not about him at all.

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02:07:20.100 Does any of them care?

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