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00:00:00.000 welcome to the program i want to tell you about american giant right love america love american

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00:01:34.880 yeah hello america you know bad things in washington usually happen right around the

00:01:44.400 holidays because nobody's paying attention wait until you hear the latest that is coming out of

00:01:51.900 washington i mean you want to talk about you will own nothing uh this one will do it we'll tell you

00:01:58.820 about it coming up in just a second also ramaswamy they caught the guy who was threatening his life

00:02:06.200 and he was caught with his pants down we're going to talk to an expert about that coming up in just a

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00:03:16.620 all righty then okay we got some good stuff going on today uh looks like ramaswamy um

00:03:27.540 had some problems had some problems caught with his pants down so to speak oh yeah you know everyone's

00:03:35.740 got a scandal in their closet somewhere what happened well he was um he was he was mic'd up

00:03:42.940 and he went to the bathroom and uh you know it did yeah i mean you can figure out what happened

00:03:49.800 from there really or we could just play it we have the uh i mean an optimistic pro human future

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00:04:02.700 want to be sort of uh exactly i want to be clear about my position i'm super pro human and i mean

00:04:07.980 all humans uh you know humans in america humans in africa and africa and everywhere else

00:04:16.060 phone open in the bathroom yeah that's uh vivek vivek that's that's your phone vivek i'm not able

00:04:21.480 to mute you vivek go ahead ilan um sorry about that so um well i hope you feel better i feel great

00:04:31.640 thank you sorry about that guys okay so uh i mean i i feel like he needs a little some there's an issue

00:04:38.940 with his flow i feel like there was not a lot i did i felt that too i felt that too i i'm a little

00:04:43.320 concerned about him yeah uh if if you remember that there this is not the first time it happened

00:04:48.600 uh this is jeffy oh on the glenn beck program um when he was mic'd up and uh had to go to the

00:04:56.180 bathroom here it is i'm gonna talk about him now yeah do it i dare you was a little talk radio shot

00:05:00.460 here too yeah what uh andrew wilkhouse here by the way uh with us hi andrew well uh pat and stew with

00:05:06.260 i mean that's uh i know i know my mic is on did you turn his off

00:05:15.140 it's like the naked gun in real life didn't that happen the naked gun in real life remember the

00:05:22.060 naked gun at the end of one of those movies where they he's like oh yeah

00:05:27.440 all right so what a disaster you know amazing the man who has experience on what vivek may be going

00:05:41.000 through now uh jeff fisher joins us uh yes i feel i feel for vivek you you do now yeah when this

00:05:50.100 happened to you uh how long did it how long did it last i mean it's been at least 30 seconds he

00:05:56.940 kept going and going oh no i mean sorry uh i do not have uh vivek flow issues yes uh that's true

00:06:03.760 that's true sound like a racehorse in a bucket jeffy had three gallons of sweet tea before he went

00:06:08.820 uh so uh so jeffy uh any advice for vivek well you just have to you know keep your eye on the

00:06:16.860 microphone look that wasn't my you know it wasn't my fault you know someone else forgot to turn my mic

00:06:22.140 off well not uh you know the the audio guy would have been you know uh you know what it would would

00:06:29.880 have been you know probably congratulated for keeping that off the air um but uh so what your lesson

00:06:37.800 is to blame other people that was your big takeaway your your responsibility when you go into a

00:06:44.960 bathroom is to turn it off oh okay okay just like vivek i mean it was his responsibility right

00:06:52.360 yeah he didn't do it do you have any advice for him any idea of what he might be facing

00:06:57.960 the way to respond to this you know you just have to own it yeah just don't you just don't own it

00:07:04.700 okay just own it all right and that's why you blame someone else all right well the only thing

00:07:10.360 you didn't do was own it like you just came on the air and did the opposite of owning it

00:07:14.900 thanks a lot jeffy god bless okay it literally says on the screen jeffy fisher urinating on the air

00:07:22.680 expert

00:07:23.140 well you gotta be an expert in something it is i think this is a real problem jeffy and you may

00:07:33.280 have some commentary on this that like we we all grew up and you know worked it came up in the in

00:07:40.460 the on the air it's hard to believe sometimes but we all were on radio we all came up in normal

00:07:44.340 traditional broadcasting sort of venues that's the traditional path in some way or another

00:07:49.100 and now every single person on earth has like a podcast or something right like so

00:07:55.900 the audience has an audience right the audience has an audience so they like we learned all these

00:08:00.900 lessons like when you go to the bathroom and you're wearing a mic like that you unplug it like you don't

00:08:06.180 you don't leave it to the audio guy to remember to turn it down because like they're got a million

00:08:10.440 things going on that are more important than you're urinating so mistakes happen right mistakes happen

00:08:15.560 you take the batteries out it's a pet i like you go hardcore to make sure you're not the person

00:08:21.220 unless you're jeffy oh yeah okay thank you or now vivek so you must feel better today

00:08:26.980 vivek ramaswamy has uh joined your club yeah yeah and thankfully you know he needs to you know

00:08:34.340 hopefully get some uh medical help right so yes that may that may work out to his advantage

00:08:40.180 there's a doctor out there going you know i can fix that i can fix that

00:08:45.060 uh all right well uh a very very prestigious club now uh you know people who have peed on the air

00:08:52.700 uh that is happy to be part of it jeff fisher and now vivek ramaswamy thank you so much

00:08:58.200 you're welcome glad we could have you on glad we could have you on by the way uh we should point

00:09:04.240 out um star of uh the christmas twist jeffy fisher along with glenn beck myself pat gray my wife

00:09:10.800 lisa page uh airing for the first time in 4k this christmas day 24 hours of a christmas twist

00:09:17.380 wow on stew does america youtube channel you just pop this thing on just watch the christmas twist

00:09:22.400 like a thousand times in a row does it it make it better that it's in 4k oh yeah because we if you

00:09:30.460 ever wanted to see jeffy like every pore of jeffy's face it's good it's good you could see that yeah

00:09:35.760 like there's a one scene where he gets run over by a car and he's out begging for his life in the

00:09:41.140 parking lot and uh i i wasn't there for that shot but i was after when i remember looking at it guys

00:09:46.740 saying guys you do realize there's a big booger in one of his nostrils like looking up at the camera

00:09:52.540 it's quite clear imagine seeing that in 4k no thank you no thank you it's available no no no you know

00:10:00.200 so who was really hurt the people in the car or the car was totaled car was totaled a couple of

00:10:08.260 children died oh yeah if i'm not mistaken sliced right through like a knife through butter it was

00:10:13.300 really not good really not good the christmas twist uh i still want to i really want to make a

00:10:19.200 i want to make a parody like the christmas maybe we just do the christmas twist and we really spend the

00:10:26.780 money to do it wrong right wrong you know what i mean possibly i don't know yeah because it's i

00:10:34.520 mean i does anybody else happened already hallmark did it hallmark legitimately made i swear they saw

00:10:41.320 a christmas twist and then made a real version of our parody so somebody came over they did they

00:10:46.400 really did it's the same exact plot i know they stole well i mean i don't say this in a way of like

00:10:51.960 i'm gonna sue i i'm very happy they did it but they definitely did it i i want you to know stew that

00:10:57.560 it's the same plot in all of the movies well that's kind of the thing yeah but there's always

00:11:03.120 details right like what business are they running yeah you know uh like there's little pieces of it

00:11:09.580 that are like different in every one of them and they took almost all the details from a christmas

00:11:14.400 twist and made it into a new movie it was called like the christmas cookie

00:11:16.840 it was exactly i think we should i think you should do an a b comparison between the two

00:11:22.180 ah i like that so we can see um the uh the christmas twist if you've if you've not seen it

00:11:28.380 is is absolutely fabulous uh we've spent tens of dollars on it uh and it is a hallmark christmas

00:11:35.400 movie now somebody came over to my house recently and they looked at my wife and my children and i like

00:11:42.080 we were aliens we had the hallmark channel up and uh the movie had just started and we were in the

00:11:50.100 kitchen and everything else and we just started shouting out uh that person is gonna fall in love

00:11:58.020 oh and uh she's gonna be with a bank and you know you just shout out what you think it is right at the

00:12:05.200 beginning and then you just keep narrowing it down you know it immediately immediately oh it is

00:12:10.040 incredible you can predict every detail these and then we then we watch them you know usually not

00:12:15.220 sitting down but we have it on and we usually watch them and then we all act surprised when

00:12:20.960 something happens it's so good and this person looked at me like i was nuts and i'm like doesn't

00:12:26.060 everybody isn't that how you watch the hallmark channel i think there is a target audience that is

00:12:32.960 you know maybe uh of a certain age and just sweet old ladies that kind of walk watch these you know 1.00

00:12:40.900 movies just like enjoy them changing i i just love making fun of them oh i love it i legitimately enjoy

00:12:47.320 watching them though so do i it's like because so do i there's some of them are so horrible like it's

00:12:53.880 so yeah we went to uh godzilla godzilla yesterday pat was there tani was there it was great time

00:13:00.140 uh and in the previews there was a movie with uh sydney sweeney who's uh she was in white lotus and

00:13:06.960 you know a bunch of some people would call her an attractive young lady and uh she's in a like a 1.00

00:13:13.020 romantic comedy where she's in a bikini basically the entire uh thing and like it's this it basically

00:13:19.460 was a hallmark movie like immediately they're like these two people hate each other oh let's fake

00:13:25.880 a relationship to get other people mad i don't know what should we do and then gee are they going

00:13:31.080 to end up together at the end of the movie i don't know glenn it was a real surprise i have only seen

00:13:35.780 two minutes of this thing but i already know the end of it if i were making that movie because it is so

00:13:40.720 predictable i would have like the parents who are trying to get the people together you know on each

00:13:47.560 side yeah so i'd have them i just have them at the very end shoot the people

00:13:54.300 and then you end it so there's a murder at the end of your your hallmark movie yeah i want to see

00:14:01.340 this just this is the movie we should just so you're like oh really you know so you're watching

00:14:05.660 you're like oh these two this is so predictable and then you know the uh the mom of you know one

00:14:13.000 that wanted her to marry you know some other guy but then this guy came in she just stands up at the 1.00

00:14:18.940 wedding and shoots him and then the other mother who wanted her son to marry some other woman at the 1.00

00:14:26.120 same time they just shoot the two and and then they then it ends wow that's a dark ending to it's a dark

00:14:33.100 yes but a surprise ending yes right i think they should do that remember that movie called uh was it

00:14:38.980 dawn till dusk from back in the day where like it started out like a normal movie then turned into a

00:14:42.760 vampire movie halfway through it i think they should just do that like everything's totally

00:14:47.700 normal until the wedding scene and then everyone turns into like flying vampires and there's a giant

00:14:52.440 war and then it ends you may kiss the bride and he bites her neck and then it's over you're like

00:14:58.240 what the hell happened that would be great that would be great they should do that at one point

00:15:04.220 didn't will ferrell make a real hallmark movie like hallmark put it on t or it was lifetime put it on

00:15:10.540 their actual channel and it was like kind of a movie making fun of all their movies and it was

00:15:14.700 dead he did it dead straight like a hundred percent straight didn't like lean into the jokes at all i

00:15:20.640 love that and they actually put it on tv i have i never actually watched it it seems like someone

00:15:26.720 should go back there we just we really do we say that every year yeah yeah i know uh all right

00:15:30.960 by the way glenn did you know this is my 25th year working with you do you know that we're about it's

00:15:36.000 about to end we've been here doing the stupid show all the way to december our 25th year working

00:15:41.840 together that's kind of impressive don't i get like a watch or something isn't there something

00:15:46.540 that comes from this oh no you already gave me the watch straight here's uh here just here's a

00:15:53.260 packet of sriracha sauce there you go this is this is very old i mean it's partially open i mean it

00:16:00.960 inspired in in august well does that say anything about your talent yeah i guess it does

00:16:08.800 inspired a long time ago well i'm happy if it lasted all the way to august and it's crazy i still

00:16:15.800 have it in my drawer see what i'm saying about you he's gonna have a little sriracha go do i am just a

00:16:24.580 guy who just collects useless stuff congratulations on 25 years stew thank you uh all right let me uh

00:16:34.260 tell you about our beginning of my career that would i would have expected something a little bit

00:16:38.700 more yeah but that was the sriracha is nice i mean yeah thank you you got it so it's from starbucks

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00:20:26.120 uh the proposed creation of the natural asset companies is one of the greatest threats to the rural

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00:24:06.440 welcome to the glenn beck program we're glad you're here pat gray joins us from pat gray unleashed

00:24:20.940 and uh and his uh company keksi uh keksi uh cookies and you can get them at keksi.com right yes

00:24:28.900 keksi.com yeah so uh you know stew and i were talking about it because you have a new where i'm

00:24:35.260 going tanya and i are going to the store today to get get them uh and uh then we're going to go door

00:24:40.760 to door and give them to our neighbors the ones we like and you like like a thousand do you like about

00:24:47.580 a thousand of your neighbor uh no so we're going to do that tonight we took a walk in the neighborhood

00:24:55.200 with all of the lights and everything else and uh it's just uh you know i said we you know we just

00:25:00.880 don't ever have time to go you know see people and so we're gonna we're not gonna go carol we're

00:25:05.900 just gonna give them cookies here have some cookies you take a motorized cart of some sort no okay no

00:25:11.120 i love that no i got accused of having a motorized cart in my neighborhood which i'm the only one that

00:25:16.220 doesn't have a golf cart right you know because i don't belong to the club oh that's right yeah i

00:25:22.480 remember that i was rejected remember that story yeah gosh that was that was what money well spent

00:25:26.900 by pat and i to bribe them to be rejected it was a good job so i get this long long letter that my

00:25:33.840 wife or i are driving our golf cart and taking our dog for a run every morning and we're a you know

00:25:41.440 danger a driving danger a driving hazard we're like what don't you remember we didn't join the club

00:25:48.640 god that's insult to injury golf cart this is rich person insult to injury no it really is it's such

00:25:55.300 a such a deny the club membership and then accuse you of having a golf cart yeah it's like wow they

00:26:01.960 should build they should build like a they're struggling you were like look what are you doing

00:26:07.020 what are you doing you didn't count your golf carts that's been a huge problem in senegal right now

00:26:13.160 same things going on there it was it was part of the darfur conflict at the beginning too i know

00:26:18.260 really it's just it's just it's just i am because i own a piece of property behind the you know the

00:26:25.360 club and stuff who doesn't i have told i have told my my uh my son i am going to get the world's tallest

00:26:34.100 car lot flagpole and i am just going to hoist the jolly rogers flag

00:26:42.980 and you'll be able to see it for tens of miles and there won't be anything they can do about it

00:26:49.780 they will love it they will love it they will love it anyway uh so uh people are moving uh because of

00:26:56.320 people like me uh i think uh from washington state they're they're fleeing the pacific northwest

00:27:02.040 the california and then uh oregon and washington and they're going to uh they're going to idaho

00:27:09.000 now normally i don't like it when people move to california to you know my state and i know

00:27:17.020 you know people in idaho are like uh no californians please however the state is already one of the

00:27:24.160 most conservative states in the union 58 percent or gop voters but the people that are moving in

00:27:31.700 they're moving because of politics and they're registering at 65 percent gop so they're more

00:27:39.860 conservative than the people in idaho and i say bring it on it's already a conservative state

00:27:46.160 now there's going to be no every republican is going to lose 80 to 20 in in washington and

00:27:52.720 california instead of 60 to 40 but who cares yeah 65 percent of the people moving in are registered

00:27:58.520 republicans 12 percent are democrats wow that's remarkable wow we are sifting ourselves a little

00:28:06.340 bit into uh yeah we are which i don't know i don't i'm okay with it now i feel like i feel like that's

00:28:12.900 what i want to do but it's really bad is it though well it's it's not bad for us per se it's bad for

00:28:20.280 the country is it though did the first one get on the air because i know i don't know i mean i feel

00:28:28.680 like you know look there's it's okay to self-select at some level with people who generally see the

00:28:36.500 world i mean i don't need someone who's going to agree with me on the exact tax cut policy that i

00:28:41.520 want but like i would like someone who thinks men are men and women are women it's hard to talk to

00:28:46.280 people who can't grasp basic reality people are blaming conservatives for self-sorting and they're

00:28:51.980 saying you know this is horrible well you know what this is where i'm torn now it's really pretty

00:28:57.560 horrible when you are living in a state that forces your children to learn that there is no right or

00:29:04.560 wrong male or female and white people are bad i mean i wouldn't want to live in a state where 1.00

00:29:10.660 they're teaching black people are bad or asian people are bad no race what do you say about that

00:29:15.760 i so you you feel like you have no choice but to move and i think it's bad for the country long term

00:29:23.900 but i tell you i'm you know in texas i'm here for a reason i didn't want to live in new york anymore

00:29:32.160 yeah and like i don't know is that a good choice or a bad choice i mean do you like getting pelted by

00:29:36.720 eggs and the way to work every day no i really no i really don't really don't

00:29:40.360 um and uh but gop also does not solve all the problems i want to play something uh that a friend

00:29:47.440 of mine found because he's he's bulgarian and so he watches news from you know former iron curtain 0.91

00:29:54.800 countries he found something on their news in ukraine and it comes from 2016 it's lindsey graham

00:30:04.840 and john mccain talking to ukrainian soldiers that next year is the year for offense offense

00:30:15.640 with russia listen to this clip your fight is our fight

00:30:19.860 2017 will be the year of offense

00:30:24.800 all of us will go back to washington and we will push the case against russia

00:30:33.920 enough of a russian aggression it is time for them to pay a heavier price 2016

00:30:48.080 our fight is not with the russian people but with putin our promise to you is to take your calls to washington

00:31:01.320 inform the american people of your bravery and make the case against putin to the world

00:31:16.520 wow talk about a warmonger that guy has never met a war he wasn't in love with but hang on just a

00:31:24.820 second isn't it fascinating that you are standing there in 2016 right after the election and you're

00:31:35.200 speaking as though the war is going to begin the next year um and it's already the decision's already

00:31:43.080 made already made we're going to go to war with russia we're going to make his case he's going 0.93

00:31:47.360 to make the case well yeah his decision certainly made sure not the nation isn't it weird that after

00:31:53.600 donald trump we didn't really hear anything about ukraine weird russia russia russia but we didn't

00:31:58.500 really hear anything about ukraine and then as soon as donald trump is out the first thing that

00:32:04.900 happens is ukraine yeah caused by a russian invasion yes but is that russian invasion was that russian

00:32:13.680 invasion not only wouldn't have happened with donald trump because of who donald trump was i think

00:32:19.120 that's true but is it also because the russians knew exactly what the warmongers were going to do

00:32:27.480 under a biden administration maybe i mean who knows so it's possible i will say you know this is 2016

00:32:33.820 so it is after crimea like this stuff had heated up quite a bit already right so there's some reason

00:32:39.460 for them to be talking about this but it's certainly two years later yeah it's two years after crimea

00:32:44.440 and why is 2017 i'm convinced it's because they thought hillary clinton was going to get a win

00:32:51.680 then when she didn't the the train has already left the station and we're just going to do it anyway and

00:32:58.580 had no idea that perhaps i'd love i'd love to play this clip for donald trump and get his point of

00:33:05.120 view was there a movement to go into ukraine by the left and the right when you first got in

00:33:12.000 because somebody in his administration would know if that was if that was trying to be wielded against

00:33:20.400 but you know that was remember one of the problems that they had was they said that donald trump was too

00:33:28.040 pro-russian and i mean before the you know there was a computer sending signals to his bank no

00:33:34.020 there's not that was complete fabrication however that he was sending the message we're not going to

00:33:42.300 be hostile we're not hostile we just want to be friends with everybody well that was our that was

00:33:48.060 our position that we were not going to allow ukraine into nato and that position went away

00:33:54.100 they just went back on that completely so uh and i thought it was kind of reasonable for russia not

00:34:02.440 to want ukraine to be part of nato and angry when we failed a promise right we broke a promise to them

00:34:09.020 yep i mean that was part of the agreement back in the day it was so i mean look that there's been

00:34:14.700 lots of problems on both sides of this for a very long time but it does seem like there was an agenda

00:34:19.600 kind of in place that people wanted to execute and trump certainly got in the way of that i mean

00:34:23.860 that clip there is a great example of it they 100 at that moment believed hillary clinton was going

00:34:29.360 to be the next president of the united states you could well no it was december so it was it was

00:34:32.940 after the election oh it was december it was oh okay that's my mistake i'm sorry yeah yeah so that's

00:34:38.080 interesting then they already knew yeah right but i think they thought that the train was already had

00:34:44.420 already left the station that the the deep state everything was happening you know the state

00:34:50.220 department and they just didn't think that i think that they thought it couldn't be stopped at that

00:34:56.300 time too they you remember the early versions of the trump administration were would be maybe more

00:35:02.820 have more affinity for that type of thing right they had a lot of generals in control

00:35:07.620 remember that was the that early version of the trump uh administration had maybe more

00:35:15.540 more likelihood to to take that seriously and it didn't work i mean they he obviously trump did not

00:35:21.400 go along with it with mccain right but the deep state started pushing russia russia russia that russia

00:35:27.880 had interfered putin was behind it that uh the presidential election had been hijacked by russia i mean

00:35:36.480 they immediately went and made russia the bad guy yeah even though i'm not saying they're not they are 0.78

00:35:43.640 the bad guy they are the bad guy but yeah they immediately made that they pinned all stuff that

00:35:48.520 wasn't true on russia yeah i mean they've had it out for russia and it's it's amazing to me how

00:35:57.240 does it seem like anybody is actually representing you

00:36:01.620 not really yeah not really right and so people buy into conspiracy theories because

00:36:09.740 you have to try to explain it yeah how why is no one else standing up for america and how much have

00:36:19.160 things changed since that presidential debate between obama and romney where obama told romney

00:36:24.880 that the 1980s called and they wanted their russian policy back that you shouldn't be considering

00:36:30.540 russia even an enemy at that point it was al-qaeda that was the enemy not russia well that's interesting

00:36:38.120 how much that's changed over the last few years well i think the russia thing came from the clinton

00:36:44.000 um and biden camp i really i mean i think they've been um making money with russia and ukraine

00:36:54.280 on the side dirty money for a long time yeah and i think this was part of their plan

00:36:59.660 the whole time quite honestly yeah but i could be wrong pat thank you so much god bless no no thank

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00:40:02.680 welcome to the glennbeck program i'm going to be in phoenix this weekend uh for america fest

00:40:12.940 uh from uh tp usa and uh the the people they have coming is i mean holy cow i hope none of these

00:40:21.640 people are speaking at the same time i am uh charlie kirk tucker carlson uh patrick bett david who

00:40:27.620 had just had on a podcast he's fantastic candace owens me rob schneider roseanne barr tulsi gabbard

00:40:34.140 uh ted cruz dennis prager ali beth stuckey jonathan isaac tim pool james o'keefe riley gains ben

00:40:42.880 carson my gosh gad sad uh jason whitlock i mean this is the who's who james lindsey's gonna be there

00:40:53.620 uh and i will uh be there on i think i'm there i may be the last speaker one of the last speakers

00:41:00.000 on opening night i think which is this coming saturday yeah saturday night uh so look forward

00:41:08.300 to seeing you there america fest 2023 it's in phoenix this year tp usa if you want uh more

00:41:15.800 information you go to amfest.com it's a great way i mean it's weird that it's right up against the

00:41:21.400 holidays maybe i should go as santa i mean really the beer just needs to get longer yeah you're

00:41:28.920 getting there the part you're getting there i could go as santa and nobody would say my gosh look how

00:41:35.800 fat he is because he'd be like he looks like he's jolly yeah he's you should just say yes they say

00:41:42.440 have you put on some weight no no doctor i'm just more jolly now i'm i'm santa okay that's how i might do

00:41:50.300 that i might do that i'm a little nervous about this i don't know why really yeah i'm a little

00:41:55.340 nervous about that doesn't why why would you be nervous i don't know it's like uh you know it's

00:42:02.060 it's we it's just i don't know a lot of big names there but a lot of big people there certainly fit in

00:42:06.560 these categories i mean they didn't you know they didn't book me you know it's like well that's it

00:42:11.340 that's an insult i mean that's an insult i will be at bob's chili cook-off uh give me in the

00:42:17.740 parking lot of them speaking but i will be participating you'll be eating or you'll be

00:42:22.140 making the chili uh well they won't give me rights to either of those but i will be helping with

00:42:27.600 parking wow okay yeah all right that'll be good that'll be good so see him at bob's chili cook-off

00:42:32.460 and i'll be in phoenix this uh saturday night at amfest you can find out all about it at amfest.com

00:42:40.780 that's amfest.com all right you sick freak more in a minute 1.00

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00:45:03.700 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:45:11.000 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:15.300 Well, hello, America.

00:45:19.980 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:21.420 This is going to come.

00:45:22.620 I don't need, Stu, I don't know if this is going to work, but in Portland, they're trying

00:45:28.820 to clean up the streets and they're going to ban public drug use.

00:45:34.860 Yeah, yeah.

00:45:35.960 Why?

00:45:36.880 That's the best place to do drugs. 0.97

00:45:38.480 I know, on the street, right?

00:45:40.640 But they're going to ban it.

00:45:41.940 They're going to ban it. 0.55

00:45:42.240 What fun is doing drugs in private?

00:45:43.980 I know.

00:45:44.680 And here's a crazy idea.

00:45:46.980 Tennessee has decided, criminals, they're going to lock them up.

00:45:53.520 Yeah.

00:45:53.840 What?

00:45:54.340 Yeah.

00:45:54.780 Right?

00:45:55.420 Yeah.

00:45:56.220 No more repeat violent offenders.

00:45:57.340 How will they commit more crimes, though?

00:45:58.800 Well, that's the point.

00:46:00.360 And you know what they found out when they started doing this in Tennessee?

00:46:03.200 What?

00:46:04.020 Crime went down.

00:46:06.080 You're kidding me.

00:46:06.680 No, now that's, I don't know, causation correlation.

00:46:09.880 Yeah, it could be anything.

00:46:10.300 You know, it could be.

00:46:11.020 It could be COVID.

00:46:11.840 It could be COVID.

00:46:13.100 We don't know for sure.

00:46:15.200 But there's a couple of novel ideas for you just to put in that, you know, pipe of yours

00:46:19.680 and smoke it up.

00:46:21.140 But not on the streets of Portland.

00:46:25.120 I mean, well, you could today.

00:46:26.300 But they're thinking about it as they try to clean Portland up.

00:46:29.720 I mean, what is the problem?

00:46:31.040 What is the problem there in Portland?

00:46:32.680 I can't imagine.

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00:46:44.740 You got a plan for it.

00:46:46.180 But do you know what causes inflation?

00:46:49.300 Do you know how it works?

00:46:51.460 You know, how to end inflation.

00:46:54.260 Do your kids know about it?

00:46:56.520 Because they're going to inherit the economy that we leave them with.

00:46:59.580 And they're going to have to deal with this for a very long time.

00:47:02.460 It's kind of scary when you think about it.

00:47:04.300 Don't tell them that because it'll bum them out.

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00:47:50.380 All right, you sick, twisted freak.

00:47:54.460 Welcome to the program.

00:47:56.060 Did you see that Tucker Carlson has launched his own streaming web service?

00:48:01.500 I did.

00:48:02.040 It's a big deal.

00:48:02.720 Very big deal.

00:48:03.480 Very big deal.

00:48:04.780 I was thinking about this, Glenn.

00:48:06.320 You know, in most industries, people get upset when they have new competition.

00:48:11.920 And it's like, I don't know.

00:48:13.040 I feel like with conservative media, like, I'm happy that there are other voices in other places like talking about this stuff.

00:48:17.800 We need them.

00:48:18.400 I know the only thing, the only thing that I'm worried about on that is, you know, the blaze is set up to where, you know, you come in and I don't take part of your money or anything like that.

00:48:34.000 You know, you make your money and your voice is on the blaze.

00:48:37.020 And that way we can get entrepreneurial kind of people that are here and they can build it here.

00:48:43.660 And I say that only because financial times are coming.

00:48:50.780 I mean, they're already here.

00:48:52.340 But if you have to join Daily Wire, the blaze, Tucker Carlson, it becomes a lot.

00:48:59.220 It becomes a lot.

00:48:59.860 Now, we used to have that in our cable.

00:49:02.000 This is just cable.

00:49:03.560 But I wish we could find a way.

00:49:05.980 Is this on?

00:49:07.560 What happened to my mic?

00:49:08.740 I don't know, Glenn's.

00:49:09.580 My mic is off.

00:49:11.440 Glenn's mic seemed to go off here.

00:49:13.420 Why don't you?

00:49:14.620 Yeah.

00:49:15.100 Why don't you move over to that seat for a second, see if that works?

00:49:17.600 Yeah, because it's true. 0.71

00:49:18.700 There was a time where, like, he doesn't.

00:49:23.540 Sorry, we're having some technical difficulties.

00:49:25.360 Please stand by.

00:49:26.480 Okay, there.

00:49:27.120 Okay.

00:49:27.380 Yeah, there we go.

00:49:27.660 So, there was a time, you know, that we all paid for cable, and I wish there was a way we could bundle like cable did.

00:49:34.500 Yeah.

00:49:34.680 So, you had one bill, and you could get everybody.

00:49:37.460 But, you know, I don't know if anybody is.

00:49:39.460 You give me 20% of all the memberships.

00:49:41.120 I'll make sure it happens.

00:49:42.600 I'll get that done for you.

00:49:43.080 You see, that's the point.

00:49:43.940 That's what I'm trying to avoid.

00:49:45.600 I'm trying to make sure that everybody that is doing this still retains, you know, their own voice and their own responsibility, their own money, and everything else.

00:49:55.100 Yeah, look, it's a bit of an issue.

00:49:57.400 I agree.

00:49:57.860 But I do like having more voices out there.

00:49:59.960 Me too.

00:50:00.360 And the good thing is, at least with most of these services, the Blaze is certainly included in that, as well as, I think, Tucker.

00:50:07.140 I heard him talk about it a little bit with Megyn Kelly yesterday.

00:50:09.960 And, you know, you're going to have a lot of the stuff that's available for everybody.

00:50:13.420 Yeah.

00:50:13.600 And then if you want the extra stuff, you want the more in-depth stuff, you go with the subscription.

00:50:17.540 So, I think it works well for everybody.

00:50:20.180 And you don't have that pressure.

00:50:20.980 You know, the stuff on X is not going away.

00:50:23.080 Yeah, you know, it's interesting, Glenn.

00:50:24.440 And there was a thing when you did this back in the day.

00:50:27.160 When you left Fox and decided to start your own thing, there was a big discussion about, well, Glennon Beck's just going to disappear.

00:50:33.380 He's going to be no longer going to be relevant.

00:50:35.180 And Fox, remember, they tried to, this is when they were trying to, by the way, when they, let me make sure I say this clearly for everyone in the media to understand.

00:50:41.560 When they were trying to re-sign you to a contract, that was the argument Fox made to you.

00:50:46.520 Roger made to you.

00:50:47.420 Yeah.

00:50:47.580 And said, hey.

00:50:48.240 You're not really, he said, you're not really going.

00:50:49.880 He thought I was bluffing.

00:50:51.000 You're not really going to the internet.

00:50:53.040 Right.

00:50:53.160 I mean, that's, quote, a fad.

00:50:55.060 Right.

00:50:55.220 It's going to be over.

00:50:56.020 Yeah.

00:50:56.160 Nobody leaves.

00:50:56.880 Nobody leaves.

00:50:57.480 It's too big of a platform.

00:50:59.000 And that argument was made.

00:51:00.440 And at that point, considering we were in, like, the time of buffering, like, you could barely get video to load on the internet at that point.

00:51:06.180 The only one that was doing live streaming was Major League Baseball.

00:51:09.840 Major League Baseball.

00:51:10.320 That's it.

00:51:10.900 Nobody else.

00:51:11.700 Not Netflix, Amazon.

00:51:13.200 Nobody.

00:51:13.680 It hadn't even started yet.

00:51:14.640 So we weren't even on that platform.

00:51:16.140 And at that time, the argument was, I think, convincing to a lot of people.

00:51:20.840 Right?

00:51:21.000 Like, you'd say, okay, well, you had this big Fox thing, and then you're taking this big risk by going.

00:51:27.300 Now, you still had the radio show, so it wasn't exactly purely an argument.

00:51:30.000 But there was an argument of basically you're making, you're trading freedom for relevance.

00:51:34.820 Right?

00:51:35.240 That was the argument at the time.

00:51:36.560 Right.

00:51:36.740 But, like, since then, that's totally changed.

00:51:40.180 I mean, you were the first one kind of blazing that path.

00:51:42.980 But, like, I mean, look at Megan.

00:51:44.360 I mean, Megan left, you know, some of the highest profile gigs in media. 0.73

00:51:49.780 Oh, yeah.

00:51:50.220 And is now making a massive impact, hosting debates.

00:51:53.060 I know.

00:51:53.460 Right?

00:51:53.740 As an independent.

00:51:54.840 Yeah.

00:51:55.420 I mean, I went invisible for a while because there was.

00:51:58.660 No, no, no.

00:51:59.020 But, I mean, but we knew that going in.

00:52:02.220 And there was nobody watching anything online at the time.

00:52:06.900 Nobody.

00:52:07.520 From a television perspective, you know, because of the radio, you always had a big impact.

00:52:12.200 Tucker even said to me recently, he said, I thought you were nuts when you left.

00:52:16.480 I thought it was absolutely nuts.

00:52:18.400 And I have to tell you, as I found out about Tucker's thing this morning as I'm reading the headlines, I signed up immediately.

00:52:27.480 I didn't even finish reading the article.

00:52:29.060 I went to the website and I signed up.

00:52:30.620 I belong to the Daily Wire.

00:52:33.800 I belong to Tucker Carlson.

00:52:36.200 And I'm thrilled.

00:52:38.640 I am thrilled.

00:52:40.340 And I can't wait to see what Tucker Carlson is going to do with his success.

00:52:45.460 Yeah.

00:52:46.140 I mean, he, you know, look, he's one of the biggest voices in conservative media.

00:52:49.760 And it's interesting because they have tried so hard to silence him.

00:52:53.680 They've really.

00:52:55.000 Can't anymore.

00:52:55.520 Well, you can, but it's going to be very difficult because of Elon Musk.

00:53:00.820 Look at what happened with Alex Jones.

00:53:05.220 Yeah.

00:53:05.740 He's back on now.

00:53:06.580 They banned Alex Jones and he kind of went away for the mainstream.

00:53:11.040 Okay.

00:53:11.560 But he never went really away for his own people.

00:53:14.660 Now he owes a billion dollars.

00:53:18.180 And I think, I think anybody who is fair minded, even if you didn't like Alex Jones, I mean, Alex Jones was on the air, you know, right after September 11th.

00:53:27.160 When I went to CNN, he said, who is this guy?

00:53:31.580 This guy.

00:53:32.040 Nobody even knows this guy.

00:53:33.120 This guy's a CIA agent.

00:53:34.900 Okay, Alex.

00:53:36.480 So, you know, you might have your bone to pick, but I think everyone could say a billion dollar.

00:53:43.840 A little ridiculous.

00:53:44.740 That's totally ridiculous.

00:53:46.720 Totally.

00:53:47.380 It's totally ridiculous.

00:53:48.420 It was all politically driven and emotionally driven as well.

00:53:51.900 I mean, I think what he said about the victims of, what is it?

00:53:57.160 Sandy Hook.

00:53:57.840 Sandy Hook was despicable.

00:54:00.100 Yeah.

00:54:00.240 He's had those moments for sure.

00:54:01.820 Yeah.

00:54:01.980 Yeah.

00:54:02.240 And look, but now he, I think he's kind of learned a lesson maybe.

00:54:07.860 I don't know.

00:54:08.760 I don't know.

00:54:09.340 I mean, he certainly has said he, you know, regrets those comments.

00:54:13.460 And I do, you know, I do find it fascinating though.

00:54:16.840 I was reading, I can't remember if it was this story or if it was another one.

00:54:20.220 Oh, no, it was the Rudy Giuliani case.

00:54:22.400 The Rudy Giuliani case is going on right now where he's being accused of defamation.

00:54:25.880 And because he went after, he even reported, he talked about these two election workers

00:54:30.780 and said the bad things about him.

00:54:32.120 Things now, he says now that we're wrong.

00:54:34.140 Like he admits that now.

00:54:35.980 And they're coming after him for tens of millions of dollars for these things.

00:54:41.940 Um, and it's fascinating to me how the system works because the evidence they use as to

00:54:48.160 why that was harmful are things like they, people were posting online.

00:54:52.940 They're saying they wanted to kill these people.

00:54:54.860 They wanted them to hang.

00:54:56.420 They were terrible things.

00:54:56.700 That's not your responsibility.

00:54:59.000 Shouldn't those people be the ones getting sued? 0.97

00:55:01.380 Yes.

00:55:01.820 How about finding out who those people are?

00:55:04.040 Yes.

00:55:04.280 And suing them?

00:55:05.500 Now look, Giuliani may.

00:55:06.840 Or arresting them.

00:55:07.280 Right.

00:55:07.780 I mean, those are crimes.

00:55:09.160 Yes.

00:55:09.480 And it's like, for some reason, Giuliani, like, look, I'm not defending Giuliani's actions

00:55:13.640 through that period.

00:55:14.340 But like, if what he said, quote unquote, caused someone to post a terrible thing, a crime online,

00:55:24.760 we are acting as if those people have no agency at all.

00:55:27.980 And that Giuliani, or in this case, Alex Jones, is the arbiter of this.

00:55:34.860 It's bizarre.

00:55:35.460 But isn't that what the left argues all the time?

00:55:39.600 Yeah.

00:55:39.760 That you don't have agency on your own.

00:55:41.740 Yeah.

00:55:41.940 You don't have responsibility.

00:55:43.220 No one has personal responsibility.

00:55:45.120 Nobody has agency.

00:55:46.580 Nobody has anything.

00:55:47.460 And it's like, well, you go down this road and it's like, people should be responsible

00:55:51.860 for their own actions.

00:55:52.820 If the problem is these people were being threatened, those people who threatened them

00:55:56.780 should be convicted of crimes.

00:55:58.640 Exactly right.

00:55:59.280 Maybe there's a responsibility for Giuliani in what he said.

00:56:02.800 But you're putting it in tens of millions of dollars because of these side consequences

00:56:07.780 that other people executed.

00:56:09.580 He never said he wanted someone murdered.

00:56:13.520 But I think all of this stuff is coming back around.

00:56:17.800 I really do.

00:56:18.640 I think.

00:56:20.480 And it's because of Elon Musk.

00:56:22.340 The reason why I brought up Alex Jones was because Elon Musk put him back on.

00:56:27.260 And in fact, do we have the clip of Elon Musk?

00:56:30.300 Here's cut five. 0.66

00:56:31.120 Listen to this, the FBI, the DHS, et cetera.

00:56:34.600 If they reach out to X, I believe they called it defensive briefings in 2020 regarding which

00:56:40.680 eventually culminated in the censorship of Hunter Biden.

00:56:43.380 If they started reaching out again, would that be something that you or the team and

00:56:47.580 no, I can understand if you don't want to answer now, but you would consider making

00:56:50.420 public, we will be as transparent as possible with, you know, and frankly, if I think a government

00:57:04.580 agency is breaking the law and there are demands on the platform, I would be prepared to go

00:57:10.540 to prison personally, if I think they are the ones breaking the law.

00:57:15.420 I think he means that, too.

00:57:17.580 I think he absolutely means that.

00:57:19.200 Both Stu and I are reading the book on Elon Musk right now.

00:57:22.200 And he's not afraid of this kind of stuff.

00:57:24.640 He does not like bullies.

00:57:27.640 No.

00:57:27.740 You know, I don't think he's a, oh, I'm a strict constitutionalist, and I don't.

00:57:33.540 No.

00:57:34.020 He is who he is.

00:57:36.360 But one of the things he is, is an underdog that does not like bullies.

00:57:42.940 And he'll take them apart.

00:57:45.460 He would go to jail before he would do something that he felt the government was telling him

00:57:50.080 to do that, you know, he felt was wrong.

00:57:53.100 Yeah.

00:57:53.300 I think he would go to jail, but he's the game changer.

00:57:57.060 He is truly the game changer.

00:57:59.980 It's, you know, there have been voices, voices like mine, voices like Carlson.

00:58:05.360 I mean, look at what Tucker has done just on X.

00:58:09.080 That kept him relevant that fast.

00:58:12.420 And it kept him relevant because Fox never took online seriously.

00:58:19.520 Still today, they don't.

00:58:21.040 So he could go on an online platform and, and just have his show, which kept him relevant

00:58:30.540 because it wasn't a competitor and he wasn't fighting for commercial time.

00:58:36.400 That was a mistake on Fox.

00:58:38.240 That just shows they still don't take it seriously.

00:58:40.760 But because Elon Musk, before Elon Musk, Tucker Carlson just would have been gone, just gone.

00:58:47.820 And he would have had to set a, sit out a contract before he could come to places like this.

00:58:54.080 Yeah.

00:58:54.620 I mean, think about what Elon Musk did, just did.

00:58:57.300 He makes this comment that is perceived widely to be, have anti-Semitic issues.

00:59:03.760 And now, you know, even people like Ben Shapiro defended him on it for what he was trying to say.

00:59:08.360 He clarified it later.

00:59:09.560 He said it was a mistake the way he worded it, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:59:12.260 You know the whole deal.

00:59:13.340 But all, you know, all these advertisers drop because they've, of this comment that Elon Musk makes.

00:59:19.640 Then he goes in front of the New York Times at their deal book situation and says, you know, F off.

00:59:24.760 If you're going to, don't, don't advertise with us.

00:59:26.580 I don't care.

00:59:27.360 Go screw yourself.

00:59:28.100 He does that right after that, puts Alex Jones back on X, right?

00:59:36.640 And not only has he put him back on, he's recommending you follow him.

00:59:42.860 Like, I mean, there was a story on CNN today that it was, that they were like, you know, what is who to follow?

00:59:48.660 They're putting Alex Jones in there like it's like a priority for people to follow.

00:59:51.480 Like, that's not someone who cares about your games.

00:59:54.200 No, that's somebody who is fighting against you and just rubbing your nose in it.

00:59:59.440 Yeah.

00:59:59.960 He, you know, Elon does not care.

01:00:02.860 And this is a guy who, by the way, defended the ban on Alex Jones saying that Alex Jones was over the line.

01:00:08.080 Like the stuff that he did about Sandy Hook, that was over the line.

01:00:10.460 That was a little too crazy.

01:00:11.880 He's changed that over the past six months or so.

01:00:13.940 That was his first reaction.

01:00:15.020 Because you can't do that.

01:00:18.160 You cannot judge speech.

01:00:21.840 You just can't.

01:00:22.740 You're either all in or you're slicing and dicing the entire time.

01:00:28.660 You're either all in and say, look, Alex Jones said some things that are absolutely right.

01:00:33.980 He said some things that were absolutely crazy.

01:00:37.660 But, you know, let the American people figure that out.

01:00:41.720 Let the American people figure that out.

01:00:43.780 And that's, again, going back to Tucker, that is the best thing about the new Tucker Carlson network.

01:00:49.240 If you like Tucker, you can join.

01:00:52.560 If you don't like Tucker, don't join.

01:00:55.640 It's truly up to the people.

01:00:57.680 It's not up to the advertisers.

01:00:59.580 This is the model that we developed at Blaze.

01:01:02.880 We have advertisers.

01:01:04.260 But we don't need the advertisers to survive at this point.

01:01:09.540 We did at first.

01:01:10.780 But to survive, we don't need them.

01:01:14.380 All we need is a relationship with you.

01:01:18.100 Now, can they silence us?

01:01:20.340 Yeah, they're throttling my Facebook page.

01:01:22.360 90% to 95% drop in traffic on my Facebook page.

01:01:27.700 That can't happen.

01:01:30.380 So they are still trying to throttle us.

01:01:32.400 But it doesn't matter.

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01:06:13.600 Well, we have Justin Haskins on with us, who is from the Heartland, the Heartland.

01:06:32.520 What is it?

01:06:33.320 Foundation or Institute?

01:06:34.960 Yeah.

01:06:35.980 He belongs in an institute.

01:06:37.660 Anyway, he's here to tell us about the poll that was done by Rasmussen that we spoke about yesterday.

01:06:46.860 It is officially out today.

01:06:48.800 It is the Heartland-Rasmussen poll on voter fraud.

01:06:54.540 And for the first time, a poll has been done and asked, did you cheat?

01:07:01.380 Did you or somebody you know fill out a ballot that wasn't yours?

01:07:08.840 Did you forge a name?

01:07:11.080 And shockingly, there was about 8 to 10 percent of people on both sides that claimed to be cheating in the 2020 election.

01:07:22.520 Justin, welcome to the program.

01:07:24.880 Thanks, Glenn.

01:07:25.980 Merry Christmas.

01:07:26.800 Merry Christmas.

01:07:27.120 That was a great introduction, too.

01:07:28.400 I really appreciate that.

01:07:29.720 Radio Hall of Fame-er, everyone.

01:07:31.880 There you go.

01:07:32.320 Radio Hall of Fame.

01:07:32.720 You know, look, once you're in the Hall of Fame, they can't revoke it.

01:07:35.800 So you're kind of like Coast.

01:07:37.440 You're like, whatever.

01:07:38.380 I mean, O.J. Simpson is still in the NFL Hall of Fame.

01:07:40.520 Amen.

01:07:40.800 Like, you can't really do anything to get out.

01:07:42.620 So be glad I didn't chop your head off. 0.86

01:07:45.640 I am.

01:07:46.580 I really am.

01:07:47.360 Thanks.

01:07:48.860 Okay.

01:07:49.720 So tell me the ins and outs of this poll, because I have some questions.

01:07:54.500 First, set the stage on the poll.

01:07:56.600 Right.

01:07:58.200 So the poll is of a thousand of voters, the vast majority of which voted in the 2020 election.

01:08:06.060 And basically, we asked people, the Heartland Institute and Rasmussen Reports, we asked people

01:08:12.320 about various fraudulent behaviors without actually telling them that it's a form of fraud.

01:08:19.100 So we asked them, did someone else fill out a ballot for you using your name?

01:08:26.440 Did you fill out someone else's ballot?

01:08:28.800 Did you mail a ballot in a state that you're no longer a permanent resident in?

01:08:35.100 Did you sign a ballot, forge a signature for someone else's ballot, with or without their

01:08:41.180 permission?

01:08:42.560 And honestly, I don't think...

01:08:45.480 I had this idea for a poll about a month ago, and I had numerous, numerous people telling

01:08:51.360 me, do not do this poll.

01:08:53.740 Do not ask it, because it's going to be a huge bust.

01:08:56.520 And no one is going to admit that they committed fraud.

01:09:01.380 Absolutely no one.

01:09:02.640 My father, who's probably listening to the show right now, begged me, don't do this show.

01:09:07.640 And as usual, dad was wrong, and I was right.

01:09:10.380 And I'm glad that I did the poll.

01:09:12.580 Because more...

01:09:14.120 You said in the lead-up to this, it was somewhere between 8% to 10%, I think you said, admitted

01:09:19.320 to committing fraud.

01:09:20.400 It's actually double that.

01:09:21.400 It was between 17% and 21% of people who did mail-in ballots said yes to one of the questions

01:09:28.180 that we asked.

01:09:29.560 So these are people admitting...

01:09:31.540 This is at minimum, one in five mail-in ballots, fraudulent.

01:09:36.620 Okay, so hang on.

01:09:40.000 I have sat down at the kitchen, and not with voter stuff, but I've sat down in the kitchen

01:09:50.080 and I'm filling out some paperwork, and my wife is supposed to fill it out or whatever. 1.00

01:09:55.580 And she'll be like, my hands are a mess.

01:09:58.900 Just sign it.

01:10:00.300 I don't want to sign it.

01:10:01.100 Just sign it.

01:10:02.440 I've filled out forms for her, and I think a lot of people have been in a situation to

01:10:09.880 where you're like, just sign it, because it's your spouse and you're together, and you don't

01:10:17.460 think you're committing fraud because everybody...

01:10:20.500 There's no victim here, you know what I mean?

01:10:23.060 How much of a role do you think that played with older people that they're voting together

01:10:30.300 at home and maybe the wife or the husband is filling out the ballot, but they're sitting

01:10:34.520 there together?

01:10:35.100 Yeah, I mean, I think that that's a fair point for at least some of the questions.

01:10:41.120 This is why we didn't just ask only one kind of question.

01:10:45.200 We also asked, you know, did you cast a ballot in a state where you're no longer a resident?

01:10:50.060 That's fine.

01:10:50.400 It's kind of hard to explain that one.

01:10:51.780 Yeah.

01:10:52.000 You know, or did you, you know, and did you fill out someone's ballot is a little bit

01:10:58.320 different than did you just sign it kind of at the end.

01:11:01.080 So I think there's that as well.

01:11:02.980 Well, the really important thing, I think, for people to keep in mind, though, is that

01:11:06.340 although that scenario is entirely possible, I think a lot of people actually did experience

01:11:11.940 it, and people might be thinking, well, you know, what's the big deal?

01:11:15.360 Well, the big deal is this.

01:11:16.360 In previous elections, when you had to go vote in person, that would never happen.

01:11:20.060 Correct.

01:11:20.480 That couldn't happen.

01:11:21.100 And so I think this explains, I think this survey explains why we saw so many additional

01:11:28.640 votes.

01:11:29.160 We saw it was like 20 million additional votes or some crazy thing like that that we had

01:11:34.080 never seen before.

01:11:35.100 Why did we see record number of votes?

01:11:36.940 I think because there were a ton of people filling out ballots for other people in the

01:11:40.940 House.

01:11:41.340 I think that was the most common form of voter fraud.

01:11:44.700 And so that's not on the same level, maybe, as stealing ballots from a ballot box or something

01:11:50.120 like that, but it's still a form of fraud, and it's still something that impacted the

01:11:56.020 election.

01:11:58.360 So what's going to happen because of this poll?

01:12:01.780 I mean, first of all, when you look at it, it's 22 percent Democrat, 21 percent Republican.

01:12:08.620 But that's misleading because almost two to one, if I'm not mistaken, Democrats are sending

01:12:16.660 in ballots where Republicans are going in and voting on Election Day.

01:12:23.160 Yeah, I mean, I don't think we know, I don't think we have enough data to know for sure who

01:12:28.880 did this more often in terms of party affiliation or voting for Biden or Trump or anything like

01:12:35.300 that.

01:12:35.700 I think at the most we can say, though, very definitively, is that voter fraud was a major

01:12:43.280 part of the election.

01:12:44.640 It just was.

01:12:45.720 And I don't know that we could tell who won the election based on this.

01:12:49.880 The survey is accurate.

01:12:51.080 It's reflective of reality.

01:12:52.500 I don't know that we could tell who won, because in a lot of these states, like in Georgia

01:12:57.360 and places like that, I mean, the difference between Trump and Biden was a fraction of a

01:13:01.740 percentage point.

01:13:02.480 So if voter fraud was even close to what we're seeing in this poll, we don't know who won

01:13:08.580 in that state.

01:13:09.380 That's the truth.

01:13:10.200 And so what we have to do going forward is making is make sure that if you're going to

01:13:14.420 have mail in balloting, which I don't think is a great idea, but if you're going to have

01:13:18.100 it in your state, then a widespread mail in balloting, then make people go to a notary or

01:13:25.100 someone who's an unbiased party official, have the state pay for the notary or whatever.

01:13:30.200 Most government buildings have a notary anyway.

01:13:33.220 Banks have notaries for their customers.

01:13:35.540 That's usually for free.

01:13:37.120 Go there and get the ballot notarized.

01:13:39.360 If you require that, then most of this problem pretty much goes away overnight.

01:13:43.260 Oh, my gosh.

01:13:44.100 Voter suppression.

01:13:45.600 Now you're expecting people of any color, pink, black, yellow, red, orange, purple, to

01:13:55.140 know where they could find a notary?

01:13:58.280 That's something only in a rich person's world.

01:14:01.880 I see what you're doing.

01:14:03.880 Yeah.

01:14:04.280 No, and you know, that's what they're going to say.

01:14:06.840 Yes.

01:14:07.020 My response to that would be fine.

01:14:09.160 Then we'll send notaries to people's houses.

01:14:11.040 We'll do whatever we have to do to get.

01:14:13.960 No, here's what we'll do.

01:14:15.300 Here's what we'll do.

01:14:16.440 Go on election day and vote.

01:14:19.180 Yeah.

01:14:19.840 Go on election day and vote.

01:14:22.000 Make voting three days, whatever.

01:14:25.220 But go to the place where we all have to go.

01:14:29.260 We all have to get the little flag, you know, sticker.

01:14:32.700 I voted today.

01:14:34.780 We that's what you do.

01:14:36.240 Unless I mean, unless you have a, you know, an excuse.

01:14:39.440 Right.

01:14:39.720 Like, I mean, that's how it did with us.

01:14:41.640 We used to work out of state on election day, obviously doing election coverage.

01:14:44.800 It was impossible for us to get there on that day.

01:14:46.700 So we had an outside ballot.

01:14:50.320 We had one of those.

01:14:50.940 What are they called?

01:14:51.760 Provisional ballots.

01:14:52.800 No, not provisional.

01:14:54.620 Absentee ballot.

01:14:55.520 Absentee ballot.

01:14:56.280 Thank you so much, Justin.

01:14:57.360 Hey, Justin, do you have anything that you can compare this to?

01:14:59.420 Like, obviously, like, I'm wondering, is this a consistent number from election to election?

01:15:06.180 Or is this something that is odd in 2020?

01:15:10.100 Do we know?

01:15:11.060 Because there's...

01:15:12.020 I mean, this is the first...

01:15:13.020 I'm sorry.

01:15:14.120 I thought I asked Justin.

01:15:15.160 Was it Justin?

01:15:16.260 I thought...

01:15:16.640 Okay.

01:15:16.980 I thought it was Justin.

01:15:17.880 Hey, Justin, what's your answer to this?

01:15:19.200 And then Glenn answers.

01:15:20.020 So I don't know.

01:15:20.580 I don't know.

01:15:20.880 Well, Glenn and I share one mind.

01:15:23.860 So really, when you ask...

01:15:24.740 And it's my show!

01:15:26.520 Yeah.

01:15:27.780 So the answer to Stu's fine question is that we do not have...

01:15:34.020 This poll has never been done before.

01:15:35.660 As far as I could tell, I tried to find something similar to it.

01:15:38.840 This has never been done ever in history.

01:15:41.220 I'm not sure that it would even necessarily matter if it had in some ways.

01:15:46.000 Why?

01:15:46.400 Because during COVID, things changed so dramatically.

01:15:51.940 There was...

01:15:52.420 Prior to COVID, there was hardly any mail-in balloting allowed anyway without an excuse.

01:15:57.960 So I don't know that it would matter all that much if we had something to compare.

01:16:01.460 It definitely expanded.

01:16:02.480 However, there were states that were doing it.

01:16:05.180 There were.

01:16:05.440 There were.

01:16:05.600 But not like this.

01:16:07.440 Yeah.

01:16:07.680 Not like this.

01:16:08.180 This could sway the national election now.

01:16:13.080 The way we do it now...

01:16:14.900 I mean, and honestly, the government should care.

01:16:25.060 Here's why.

01:16:26.960 Chaos ensues.

01:16:29.040 If you don't believe the election results, then strongman tactics or chaos ensues.

01:16:39.300 You know, why did January 6th happen?

01:16:42.660 Well, because there were a lot of people that didn't believe that those were accurate results.

01:16:48.700 Well, that's because Donald Trump...

01:16:50.800 No.

01:16:51.700 It's because we had unprecedented changes.

01:16:56.200 And also, for the first time in my life, with an exception of the year 2000, all of a sudden, we don't know the answer.

01:17:06.440 And even in the year 2000, they didn't shut down counting.

01:17:11.220 There were just too many things that were irregular.

01:17:14.660 And the government has lied and lied and lied about so many different things.

01:17:20.040 It's a conspiracy theory.

01:17:21.420 It's a conspiracy theory.

01:17:22.780 Oh, he's got a bank in Moscow that's contacting him at Trump Tower.

01:17:27.220 Wait, what?

01:17:30.420 They're pushing conspiracy theories while saying real things are conspiracy theories.

01:17:36.860 If they don't clean this up, and they know this, they are responsible for any kind of unrest.

01:17:45.620 Any kind of...

01:17:46.580 Because it's easy to take care of.

01:17:49.380 Especially in today's world, it's called blockchain.

01:17:55.260 Really simple.

01:17:57.460 Yeah, and I think the scale of this, too, is just so absolutely massive.

01:18:05.960 It's hard to imagine that this didn't...

01:18:08.480 You're a completely reasonable person for believing that voter fraud impacted the election based on this survey and a whole bunch of other things that happened.

01:18:17.220 But to just give people some perspective on the numbers, there were 159 million ballots cast.

01:18:24.340 159 million, that's all ballots.

01:18:26.540 68 million of those ballots were cast mail-in ballots.

01:18:31.080 It was by far the biggest mail-in ballot election in 2020 ever.

01:18:35.220 If this survey is reflective of what actually happened, and one in five mail-in ballots are potentially fraudulent or should have been thrown out, shouldn't have been accepted,

01:18:45.100 that would be 13 million ballots.

01:18:49.460 13 million ballots.

01:18:52.340 And so this has to be cleaned up, or we don't have a country.

01:18:55.700 We don't have a country anymore.

01:18:56.920 Because you're exactly right.

01:18:58.280 No one will trust the election.

01:18:59.700 So here's the latest.

01:19:00.860 The D.C. Board has removed now 65,000 ineligible registrations and will remove 38,000 more in California and Illinois contacted by Judicial Watch.

01:19:15.640 So Judicial Watch sent notice letters to the election officials in D.C., California, Illinois, saying,

01:19:22.640 you're violating the National Voter Registration Act.

01:19:25.860 There are people that have moved out of the state that are long dead, didn't exist, whatever, should not be voting, and you're leaving them on the rolls.

01:19:36.400 I mean, it really is crazy to me that it only seems like the right is doing anything about this.

01:19:44.200 Well, of course, they think they're going to lose.

01:19:46.000 Well, we're losing our republic.

01:19:49.440 Shouldn't we all care about this?

01:19:52.040 Shouldn't we care?

01:19:53.060 I mean, the poll comes out, and you can't really explain it this way because of the numbers of people that were participating.

01:19:59.600 But just looking at it at the surface, 21%, 22%, Republican, Democrat.

01:20:07.500 We should all care about this.

01:20:10.380 The minute we stop caring about every single vote that is cast is the day the republic is no more.

01:20:18.100 And I don't know.

01:20:19.100 Maybe we're there.

01:20:19.900 Maybe we're already past it.

01:20:22.140 I'm not.

01:20:23.460 I wish someone would lead the charge to clean this up.

01:20:27.680 Yeah, that's a great point.

01:20:29.460 And when you look at election laws that have been passed, actually, a lot of red states are terrible in this regard.

01:20:37.740 Terrible.

01:20:37.920 Terrible.

01:20:38.380 And some deep blue states are actually better than red states.

01:20:43.000 I mean, I was looking at state-by-state laws on mail-in balloting.

01:20:46.160 In Rhode Island, which is as blue of a state as you will ever find, been dominated by the Democrat Party for a century.

01:20:52.120 They require two witnesses or a notary for a person to cast a mail-in ballot.

01:20:57.680 They have to have two witnesses or a notary.

01:20:59.900 Most red states don't even require any witness at all.

01:21:04.040 Some of them don't even do signature verification for mail-in ballots.

01:21:07.520 Like Kansas doesn't even do a signature verification.

01:21:09.920 The poll is out.

01:21:11.280 The poll is out today.

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01:26:57.060 So there is a new op-ed now that came out of the Daily Caller, and I have to read it to you.

01:27:04.020 It's amazing.

01:27:04.880 It's from Will Pierce.

01:27:07.120 Listen to what he says.

01:27:08.020 I've been a loyal Democrat for as long as I can remember.

01:27:12.200 Oh, it's one of these fake Democrats.

01:27:14.520 Uh-huh, uh-huh.

01:27:15.260 Keep listening.

01:27:16.520 I spearheaded Joe Biden's exploratory effort in 2015.

01:27:21.320 I served as a senior advisor to Senator Bernie Sanders during the 2016 and 2020 elections.

01:27:27.980 I even played a role as a fundraiser for Biden during the 2020 general election.

01:27:33.760 But despite my active involvement in the Democratic Party, the concerns I hold regarding the party's

01:27:41.060 direction in recent years can no longer be ignored.

01:27:45.140 I love our country.

01:27:48.220 That is why I can no longer remain in today's Democratic Party, a party that is focused on

01:27:54.900 dividing us by radicalizing every issue and undermining our rights enshrined in the Constitution.

01:28:01.860 The main reason I'm leaving the Democratic Party is its utter disconnect with the American people.

01:28:09.300 The party that once championed the working class has now been overtaken by elites in affluent

01:28:14.660 hubs who couldn't care less about the struggles of the average American.

01:28:20.040 This shift has left many Americans, including myself, unheard and feeling like an afterthought

01:28:26.480 of the Democratic Party.

01:28:27.840 The party's shortcomings in education have played a significant role in my departure as

01:28:34.080 well.

01:28:35.000 They have declared war on concerned parents like myself, labeling them domestic terrorists

01:28:41.340 or for expressing their opposition to radical curricula that disseminates sexual content to

01:28:47.500 young children.

01:28:48.320 The party's emphasis on progressive ideology in schools at the expense of parental involvement

01:28:55.460 and a robust STEM education raises legitimate concerns about the future preparedness of our

01:29:02.520 children.

01:29:03.460 It is time to shift our focus back to the fundamentals that ensure our children's success, thereby building

01:29:10.160 a foundation for a more prosperous society.

01:29:12.860 I would love to talk to this guy because I can't imagine that we agree on.

01:29:20.920 But so far, I agree with everything.

01:29:23.300 I work for Bernie Sanders.

01:29:25.020 But I mean, it's interesting.

01:29:26.220 And this isn't a, hey, Joe Biden's too old.

01:29:28.940 We need a better candidate.

01:29:30.020 No, no, no.

01:29:30.480 This is a full fledged.

01:29:31.860 What we've been saying.

01:29:33.640 Yeah.

01:29:34.380 I think the strongest line so far is I love our country.

01:29:39.000 Also, the Democratic Party shift towards identity politics has steered us away from the timeless

01:29:43.720 belief of judging individuals by their character and not by the color of their skin or similar

01:29:48.720 characteristics.

01:29:49.760 The weaponization of race and gender ideology for partisan political purposes does a significant

01:29:56.460 disservice to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy.

01:29:59.700 And it's a detriment to us all.

01:30:02.160 Amen.

01:30:03.320 Politics to me is about addition, not division.

01:30:07.400 It is meant to unite us as a nation where we can put aside our differences on some issues

01:30:12.040 to come together on as one cohesive unit.

01:30:15.480 However, the Democrats tendency to label dissenters as extreme, shutting down meaningful discourse

01:30:21.940 has veered away from the principles I believe are essential for a thriving democracy.

01:30:26.840 In the years as part of the Democratic Party, I witnessed a hesitancy and, at points, clear

01:30:33.380 unwillingness to address critical issues for fear of alienating segments of the party.

01:30:40.220 I'm looking at the Democratic Party's vision for an ideal world, and it is a very concerning

01:30:46.240 reality that emerges.

01:30:48.360 They imagine a country where dissent from the powers that be result in punishment.

01:30:54.300 This guy, I mean, he was part of Biden, he was part of Bernie Sanders, and now he is finally

01:31:05.220 to a place to where he realizes they imagine a country where dissent from the powers that

01:31:09.400 be result in punishment.

01:31:10.760 That is fascism.

01:31:12.260 The term equity has lost its true meaning as the party struggles to understand its use

01:31:20.100 in a diverse nation.

01:31:22.260 What was once a noble pursuit of justice and fairness has been corrupted within Democratic

01:31:28.240 circles, diluting its significance to the point to where it has lost any meaning.

01:31:33.220 The party's attempts to champion equity now seem to prioritize ideological conformity over

01:31:40.940 the genuine pursuits of justice, leaving a void in the very principles that should guide

01:31:46.820 our efforts toward a more inclusive and just society.

01:31:50.860 As I've grown older, my priorities have shifted toward ensuring that my tax dollars contribute

01:31:57.660 to the welfare of our children, support for the less fortunate, and secure national defense.

01:32:03.660 Unfortunately, the Democratic Party's current focus involves burdensome taxation, prioritizing

01:32:10.040 foreign aid over domestic needs, and accumulating debt that compromises our national security.

01:32:16.420 The Democratic Party's leadership also raises concern.

01:32:20.180 President Biden's struggles while doing the job day-to-day, coupled with controversy surrounding

01:32:24.620 his family, have brought forward serious issues that warrant our careful consideration.

01:32:30.200 The heavy-handed influence of the Clinton dynasty within the Democratic Party further adds to

01:32:37.440 the narrative of a party entangled in controversies and detached from the concerns of everyday Americans.

01:32:44.840 Democratic policies paint a bleak picture of a country where a significant portion of people's

01:32:50.740 hard-earned wages are funneled into an ever-expanding government, leaving individuals working tirelessly

01:32:57.120 just to make ends meet. Take, for instance, San Francisco and Chicago, where tax dollars

01:33:02.880 are diverted from aiding the most vulnerable to instead masking their struggles from public view.

01:33:09.980 In this unsettling scenario, the elites indulge in the luxury of private jets and utilize taxpayer

01:33:17.720 funds for personal gain. They are far more concerned with consolidating power than with genuinely

01:33:25.180 addressing the needs and concerns of the American people. The difference between stated values and

01:33:32.540 actual behavior undermines the trust that citizens should be able to place in their government.

01:33:38.640 As I reflect on these issues, I'm compelled to seek a political home that aligns with a commitment

01:33:45.000 to judging individuals by their character, fostering accountability, and advancing the well-being

01:33:50.880 of all Americans. By joining the Republican Party, I am not abandoning my values. Instead, I'm seeking a

01:34:03.780 political home that aligns more closely with my vision for a free, united, and prosperous America. The

01:34:10.280 Republican Party, with its emphasis on individual freedoms, fiscal responsibility, and a commitment to

01:34:16.380 addressing the concerns of all Americans offers a new path forward, one that I am eager to explore

01:34:22.060 as I re-enter the political arena. That is fascinating. He's wrong about the Republican Party, but

01:34:28.560 I mean, fiscal responsibility, uh-huh, right. In comparison, maybe. But in comparison, in comparison,

01:34:36.420 perhaps, perhaps. That is, I think, incredible. Can you ever see yourself having that type

01:34:44.580 of moment? Yes. I think we already have. I think we already have. I've gone from, uh, not a Republican

01:34:54.080 because, uh, I just don't like labels, to not a Republican because I don't like the Republicans.

01:35:03.540 I mean, I vote generally Republican, but I'll never give them a dime ever again. If I had a choice

01:35:10.180 to get out and have another, if another party started that was serious, like Libertarian Party,

01:35:17.440 it feels like they're never really serious about winning. Um, and, uh, if I had another choice,

01:35:24.840 that's why I'm independent. I think that's why a vast, vast number of former Republicans and Democrats

01:35:32.160 are now going independent because they don't feel either party is really representing them.

01:35:37.820 Yeah. His transition there is interesting because he's saying, I haven't changed my principles,

01:35:43.300 but like, you know, talking about some of these things. Yeah. I mean, like, how can you be with

01:35:48.860 Bernie, a Bernie Sanders advisor and care about fiscal responsibility? I mean, come on. Yeah. How,

01:35:55.420 how does you not get that? That's why I'd love to talk to him. Yeah. I mean, I'm curious as to

01:35:58.700 whether it was one of those things where he's realizing he was wrong. Cause he's saying,

01:36:03.600 I'm, I'm still the same guy basically. But he did say on the fiscal responsibility, as I got,

01:36:09.320 as I have gotten older. Yeah. So it's kind of like, if you're not a liberal when you're,

01:36:13.880 you know, 20, you're, you don't have a heart. If you're not conservative by the time you're 50,

01:36:19.160 you don't have a brain in the famous worlds, words of Churchill. Yeah. That's interesting. So

01:36:24.340 this would be a really fascinating guy to talk to. I would love to talk to this guy.

01:36:29.100 How does that transition happen? Glenn? Cause you have the, if you have a moment like that where

01:36:32.940 you're going, I mean, this is a big life change, right? He's the hated, he is the most hated man

01:36:37.620 on the left for a while. You're saying is what's the result of this happening? Yeah. Yeah. Oh yeah,

01:36:43.000 that's for sure. But like, I'm saying in a quiet moment, right? Like you're at your house and one day

01:36:48.900 you're looking at your life and you're saying, God, I've spent my entire life trying to get people

01:36:52.380 like Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden elected. And I think they're wrong. Like, I think I've,

01:36:58.160 I've, I've spent my life working for something that is actually hurting the country. What kind

01:37:03.380 of, what kind of moment is that in a person's life? I didn't think we've had that. We had that

01:37:10.320 with the Patriot Act. We had that smaller ones, but it was led to the same thing. We've, I think,

01:37:16.220 policy though. That's not a, try this. I have always been red, white, and blue. I bleed red,

01:37:25.340 white, and blue. I bleed the United States of America. I have always believed that we were the

01:37:31.420 good guys. I don't think so anymore. That we're the good guys. Yeah. I think that, I think the intent

01:37:39.400 of most of our soldiers, the intent of most of the people in America is different than the intent

01:37:47.540 of those at the CIA, NSA, now FBI. It's just different from the people in Washington, the

01:37:55.120 higher ups in Washington. I think they are on the wrong side. They are no longer on the side of the

01:38:00.900 American people. So I have a really hard time. You know, it's weird is I've had an easier time

01:38:07.940 to say the Pledge of Allegiance. I used to have a problem. I pledge allegiance to the flag

01:38:14.200 of the United States of America. It's always bothered me. The flag,

01:38:18.220 only because it's a Woodrow Wilson FDR thing. It is always, it's a symbol, but I have concentrated

01:38:27.020 on and the Republic for which it stands. Right. And that has become more and more important to me,

01:38:35.580 the Republic. I fly the flag differently. I used to fly the flag as a, as a sign. Yeah. I,

01:38:46.920 I love America. Now I almost fly it mentally in defense of the Republic as almost a symbol of rebellion

01:38:58.780 in my life. Hmm. I believe in the Republic for which that stands where I never would have thought

01:39:08.480 that way. Never. I always gave people, you know, 25 years ago, I gave everybody the benefit of the

01:39:14.980 doubt. Oh, we all kind of think alike. That was a, that was hard. That was really hard when you,

01:39:21.480 when I at least woke up and went, I think they're working against us. I think, I don't even know how

01:39:28.760 long this has gone on. I, I think we're actually, we've been conned for a very long time. Those

01:39:35.340 principles that we all thought we had. No, the elites don't have those principles. That's a big

01:39:42.000 awakening for sure. Yeah. Um, I always think of the follow-up question, which you, cause you said,

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01:41:51.260 So you said, dude, you're not as sure that we're the good guys anymore, but as compared to what?

01:41:56.020 The people. I thought, because this is what a republic is, a democracy is one man, one vote.

01:42:07.460 And then after that, the government has all the power and it no longer has to represent because

01:42:13.160 it's not a republic. It's not a representative body. Uh, but we are. And I always thought

01:42:22.700 they're bad guys and good guys, but for the most part, they represent the people. When I was down

01:42:29.860 in Houston, when was it last week doing this thing on illegal immigration and a place called a colony

01:42:37.680 Ridge, we're making this documentary. It's coming out in January and I'm there. And one thing is

01:42:47.120 consistently said by everyone, no matter if they agreed with each other or not, they all said one

01:42:55.480 thing. Who's representing me? Who's coming to my defense? Who's, who's standing there saying this

01:43:04.500 can't happen. This is wrong. There's nobody. And then they followed it with a terrifying remark.

01:43:10.920 Every single one of them. There's got, there's too much money to be made here. There's, they're all

01:43:18.040 on the take. Now, I don't know if they are or not. We, as of yet have not found any evidence that are,

01:43:25.520 that anybody's on the take. There is money being exchanged. You know, $1.4 million went to the

01:43:32.180 governor of Texas, but did he do anything because of that? So far, I don't have any evidence, but there

01:43:40.860 is a lot of money sloshing around. Who's representing you? You know, the guy in, um,

01:43:52.900 Argentina, is it Malay? Is that how you say his name? Um, this guy is, I think he's remarkable. I don't

01:44:01.080 know if you've been following what he's, uh, been doing, but he is, his, his, um, policies are called

01:44:11.300 the chainsaw policies. Okay. I love this. He says the country is out of control. It no longer represents

01:44:20.300 the average person. So he's not going to grow the size of government. He took it from 18 departments.

01:44:27.960 He took that down to nine. I want to tell you what he did, uh, in a little more detail here in a few

01:44:34.100 minutes, but he took it down to nine. He cut the government size in half. Then he said, that's not

01:44:42.120 enough. I got to get rid of the central bank because the central bank is dealing for them and the banks,

01:44:46.620 not for you. This guy actually, I think means it. And he's not gaining power for himself because he's

01:44:55.580 reducing the size of the government. When the government is gigantic, by the way, we're about

01:45:02.160 to hit a record this month of 23 million Americans working for the federal government. That's a lot of

01:45:10.140 votes. It's a lot of votes. 23 million Americans. That's a record. When you have this giant bureaucracy

01:45:19.760 that can have their fingers in everything you do, including the mud puddles on your property,

01:45:28.340 there's a problem. There's a real problem because that government is working against you. In most,

01:45:37.060 most cases, they'll say, you know, it's for the good of all. Well, that's collective.

01:45:41.760 That's collective, not individual. And there is a huge difference. In our country, we're supposed

01:45:49.000 to be about the individual, the character and the attributes and the merits of the individual.

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01:47:29.540 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. We were just talking about Argentina's new libertarian president.

01:47:42.380 You know, Sunday he took office and took a chainsaw to government spending and what he calls

01:47:49.820 the country's political caste by signing executive orders to cut the number of government ministries

01:47:56.820 from 18 to 9. Now you think you have bad inflation. Argentina has 143% annual inflation. That means

01:48:11.220 prices are 143% higher than they were the year before. That is awful. And he said, we're going to,

01:48:21.780 we're going to stop the bleeding here with a chainsaw plan. Um, he said also that they would

01:48:27.280 accept the, uh, or adopt the U S dollar and shut down Argentina's central bank because he says that's

01:48:33.540 the biggest problem. So here's, here's what he said. Ministry of tourism and sports out ministry of

01:48:41.500 culture out. These are like departments, department of environment and sustainable development out

01:48:47.360 department of women, genders and diversity out ministry of public works out. Uh, he said the

01:48:55.240 thievery of politics is over long live freedom. Damn it. We don't have a margin for sterile discussions.

01:49:04.220 Our country demands action and immediate action. The political class left the country at the brink of

01:49:09.760 its biggest crisis in history. We don't desire the hard decisions that will need to be made in the coming

01:49:15.240 weeks, but they didn't leave us any options. There's a guy who loves his country is trying to

01:49:24.080 fix it, answering to the people, not to the elites. And then let's go to the, um, uh, university of

01:49:33.420 Wisconsin. They, the board voted nine to eight university of Wisconsin system board of regions,

01:49:39.440 nine to eight, they rejected an $800 million deal with the Wisconsin state legislature,

01:49:44.660 choosing instead to keep expanding diversity, equity and inclusion programs and hiring staff

01:49:53.240 and admitting students based on DEI standards, not merit. So what they said is they're not,

01:50:01.500 they don't want the $800 million in funding. They don't want raises for every one of their 39,000

01:50:07.540 employees. They want DEI and it's, it's not expanding it. All they're not reducing it. All they said was

01:50:16.360 we want to freeze on hiring DEI coordinators for three years. Uh, and we want to transition

01:50:25.060 some of these positions into colorblind student success roles. So in other words, merit-based hiring

01:50:32.760 for students, they couldn't take it. Now, who are they listening to? Are they listening to the special

01:50:39.500 interests or are they listening to the average American? Because the average American is concerned

01:50:46.180 about the education of their children, which falls right into, if my children don't have it any better

01:50:53.340 than I did, then the country's not going to be better than I did. They're going to have bigger

01:50:57.500 problems. The country could fall. I mean, who is fighting for America and who is trying to destroy

01:51:05.900 it? It's a great question. Uh, and, uh, I think the, the answer is getting clearer and clearer,

01:51:13.500 isn't it? Oh, I think it is. Um, there is a new update to the story we've been talking about what for

01:51:18.240 now two weeks when it comes to the, um, Harvard and what was it? Harvard Penn and MIT, this, this,

01:51:26.040 this, uh, the testimony they gave. Yeah. The presidents of those universities coming out and

01:51:30.940 saying, you know, okay, so yes, they were, they were calling for, uh, you know, the death to Jews

01:51:37.360 and genocide for Jews, but I mean, we don't want to stop freedom of speech. Right. Which is hilarious 0.99

01:51:43.740 because they absolutely want to stop freedom of speech on so many other issues. So the Penn, uh,

01:51:49.760 president had to step down. She's gone already. Um, now they were going after the Harvard one,

01:51:54.640 uh, after, uh, all of this happened and the board agreed to review, uh, her, uh, presidency and whether

01:52:02.620 she should remain in the presidency. Uh, and Harvard and the university board has unanimously supported

01:52:08.220 her. It's Claudine Gay is her name. They called her the right leader to help our community

01:52:13.460 heal. Uh, now there was two things going on here. One was, Hey, I noticed you said that calling for

01:52:19.540 the genocide of Jews was not against your code of conduct. That whole controversy we've covered

01:52:23.940 in pretty great detail. The other controversy that has been bubbling up for a while now is her,

01:52:30.380 her accusations of plagiarism that she's been plagiarizing and has been for years and years and

01:52:36.480 years and years. And there was four instances, I think, uh, that, uh, it was, I believe it was the

01:52:41.500 Washington free beacon initially who found this and, um, the Harvard crimson has written about this

01:52:47.280 and did say it does appear that some of these examples do violate the plagiarism policy of

01:52:54.980 Harvard. Now, of course the board said the exact opposite. They said, we found no violations of this

01:53:00.880 at all. Um, but apparently your eyes now there's even more and more and more coming here. Now they

01:53:08.020 believe, uh, this is, uh, uh, this is from, uh, Chris, uh, Aaron Sibarium who's been, I think on,

01:53:14.560 he's been on my show for sure. I think he's been on the show too, but he says, uh, Chris Rufo's

01:53:17.920 examples are just the tip of the iceberg in four articles published between 1993 and 2017, including

01:53:23.340 her dissertation, Gay paraphrased or quoted almost 20 authors without proper attribution. In some cases,

01:53:30.480 lifting entire paragraphs verbatim. Wow. This is, that is absolutely, this is, it's absolutely

01:53:38.920 unquestionable. Absolutely plagiarism. Now Harvard, you can do that, but you have to quote it. Yeah,

01:53:43.520 you quote it and you, and you cite it. Um, now Harvard says there was no violation, which is

01:53:49.080 incredibly, it's ridiculous, but then also is changing four of the articles to update it and put

01:53:55.480 in citations for the work, which again, if it's not a problem, why are you doing, why are you

01:54:00.040 changing it? Right. If it was totally fine. Um, to me now, you know, I have a, maybe a weird stance

01:54:07.620 on this, but to me, it's like maybe the allowing the genocide talk is enough. Maybe, maybe the

01:54:15.060 plagiarism wasn't even necessary to remove her. Maybe thinking that's crazy. I know it's a weird

01:54:19.760 thing. Like maybe calling for the entire genocide of all Jews, you know, and allowing that on campus 1.00

01:54:26.880 and saying, okay, well, that's not really a violation of our code of conduct. Maybe that's

01:54:31.280 enough to want to remove the person. But the point here though, Glenn, is, and it's interesting because,

01:54:35.180 you know, the lady at Penn, uh, white lady, um, stepped down and was pressured out almost immediately.

01:54:42.400 Can you do that to someone who's blatantly a DEI hire, right? Like once you put someone in that

01:54:49.740 role, how are you going to, can you fire them? They're oppressed. Right. You're oppressing them

01:54:54.540 by trying to fire them. You're oppressing them by holding them accountable for plagiarism. Correct.

01:54:59.060 Right. Like they've, you know, uh, these, uh, groups, these intersectional groups have been

01:55:05.000 so oppressed for so long. Well, if they had to plagiarize, it's the same way they talk about Hamas,

01:55:10.660 right? Well, you can't judge them with your, uh, white Western rules when it comes to rape as a 0.98

01:55:18.520 weapon of war. I mean, they've, they're in an open air prison after all, they go down these roads all

01:55:24.500 the time. So, I mean, is it even possible if you make one of these decisions and put a DEI person

01:55:29.320 in front of your organization, can you even fire them? So why, what, what is, what does this cause

01:55:35.780 all the way down to the bottom? What does this cause? I mean, this is, I said this beginning in

01:55:41.880 probably 2010 chaos is going to be the operative word in the next 10 years chaos. And anyone who

01:55:52.560 is participating in chaos or causing chaos, you need to get as far away from as you possibly can,

01:55:58.860 because that will be the tool that destroys us is chaos, right? Everything that DEI does is cause

01:56:06.780 chaos to the system. How, how do you answer that question? You just asked, you can't, you can't,

01:56:13.740 because if you try to fire somebody who is oppressed, then you become the oppressor.

01:56:19.200 Even though that person is doing something they shouldn't be doing, it's chaos, right?

01:56:24.460 Listen to this story. Recent Chinese cyber attacks aim to cause chaos in the U S you and I know right 1.00

01:56:35.760 now. And this again is one of the reasons why I know you have very few people in Congress, in the

01:56:42.560 Senate and the administration, and quite honestly, in the entire 23 million workforce of the federal

01:56:50.100 government that actually care about America. Hacks are being made with an intention towards some 0.90

01:56:59.020 future action rather than disrupting systems in the moment. They suggest now that the people's

01:57:06.420 liberation, our army of China is testing and the United States, uh, capabilities in case hostilities

01:57:15.260 breakout over Taiwan. I can guarantee you if we have another four years of this, we don't make it, 0.97

01:57:24.180 but if we do Taiwan will be taken by China and there's nothing we can do about it. And if we try,

01:57:33.980 what are they going to do? Listen to this. Chinese have attempted to compromise critical infrastructure 1.00

01:57:40.360 and pre-position themselves to be able to disrupt or destroy that critical infrastructure in the event

01:57:47.120 of a conflict to either prevent the United States from being able to project power into Asia or cause a

01:57:54.160 societal chaos inside the United States to affect our decision-making around a crisis. That is a

01:58:01.480 significant change from the Chinese cyber activity from seven to 10 years ago that was focused primarily

01:58:07.400 on political and economic espionage. They have hacked the water utilities in Hawaii, at least one oil and gas

01:58:16.280 pipeline in America. They have broken into Texas independent power grid. They are looking at

01:58:23.620 targets like our water and our power to shut it down. So the American people will go enough,

01:58:32.260 enough, enough, leave China alone, cause chaos. So what are we going to do? Because I have come to 0.97

01:58:42.840 the point to where my new slogan, whenever I get frustrated is, Hmm, that's going to be interesting to see how

01:58:48.800 that works out. Okay. But that's not just giving in. Huh? Wow. The government's not doing anything about China.

01:58:58.580 It's going to be interesting to see how that all works out, isn't it? That's defeatist. Saying that as part one is

01:59:09.020 recognizing the things you can change and not change. But what follows that is I'm going to get my ass in

01:59:15.560 gear, make sure I have access to power and water and everything else because this government is to say

01:59:24.840 it's representative of the American people is a lie. And how do I know that? Because we gather Republicans

01:59:32.760 and Democrats all the time, all across America, and we're not as divided as they say we are.

01:59:40.480 What we are all looking at, and some just refuse to speak out about it,

01:59:45.800 is the chaos on our streets, the chaos. Most of the people in Oregon, most of them know this is

01:59:56.900 insanity. Most of the people in Seattle, and maybe not Seattle proper, but the rest of the state,

02:00:04.640 I'm convinced that they at least know there's a problem here. And certainly in the red part of 1.00

02:00:13.740 the nation and the red part of each of our states, we do know that. And our neighbors know that. 0.60

02:00:20.460 Nobody's doing anything about it. Because there is no representative government. So what do you need?

02:00:27.480 To represent yourself, your family, your neighborhood. That's what you need. It is

02:00:34.900 critical in the next year, because I honestly can tell you for the first time in my career of almost 50

02:00:42.940 years. I can't tell you what America is even going to look like, even if the America that we all

02:00:52.000 conjure right now, I'm not sure that even exists in that form 12 months from now. Don't know.

02:01:01.580 Think of all the scenarios that could happen just with the elections. You're right on the,

02:01:06.060 you should be focusing more on our, you know, your local, and I mean, I don't mean local like

02:01:09.940 your township. I mean, more like your family and your street. I mean, you need to be,

02:01:14.520 keep that under control. I have said for a long time, when it happens, where you are is where you

02:01:22.100 will be. If we, if something happens and China decides to go on infrastructure, they collapse

02:01:28.680 the electrical grid or shut it down for a while, water, et cetera, et cetera, absolute chaos.

02:01:33.900 And you're not going any place. You're not flying to your cabin. You're not, you're not getting out

02:01:40.540 of the cities. You will be there. That's where you'll be. So make your decision where you want

02:01:46.920 to be and be there because it's all going to come back to you. Yeah, it really will. So think about

02:01:53.280 this for the next year, if just we need to go into the presidential stuff for a minute, what way does

02:01:57.480 this go where everything's fine? Like what way does this go where, I don't mean everything's fine

02:02:04.980 as far as policy. I mean, as far as like, there isn't chaos in the streets, like Donald Trump

02:02:11.160 loses. I think there's going to be people who are going to think it's stolen and look what they're

02:02:16.280 doing. Donald Trump wins. The left is going to do that times 10, right? You know, Donald Trump

02:02:24.300 somehow loses the primary or is in prison. Can you imagine what happens then? No, I don't even

02:02:32.320 think you've begun to scratch the surface of that. Honestly, just with those two candidates,

02:02:37.180 how does it end? I don't even think you've even hit all the options. Let me hit a couple of more

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02:03:52.580 newsletter today at Glenn Beck dot com. I mean, it is remarkable to me how many things can happen in

02:04:14.640 the next 12 months. I mean, just look at Joe Biden is what, 78? He'll be 79 in 12 months from now. Do you

02:04:22.520 think he's going to get better, worse, or about the same with his cognitive ability? Think about

02:04:29.420 he's degrading at the same speed he already is. And America figures out, oh, dear Lord, if we elect

02:04:36.560 him, Kamala Harris is going to be our president. Or Biden figures that out in the Democratic Party.

02:04:44.220 And they're like, we got to switch that before the election. Chaos.

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