00:07:09.240Did he just say that it would expand mental health access for those who have created gun violence or who had participated in it or had access to guns?
00:09:21.620Have you ever heard anyone tell the American people that this is science and those that don't understand it are going to be swept aside in history as those being on the wrong side of history?
00:09:42.220Have you heard anyone saying, well, to kids, you know, you understand things that your parents don't understand because, well, they don't get it.
00:10:10.580Let me read something to the doctors in medical profession from Dr. Wagner.
00:10:22.480Colleagues, sweep aside all those who do not wish to understand the sign of the times.
00:10:29.520Over the course of these weeks, it has been with emotion and gratitude that we have observed the German national awareness of itself and the value of its blood.
00:10:40.820In every hamlet, every walk of life, in all the professions, we are witnessing the awakening of the people and rejection of mistakes coming from liberal and formal and foreign elements.
00:10:52.380When they say liberal, by the way, they mean classical liberalism.
00:10:55.820They mean that you as an individual matter, not the kind of liberalism that's now being preached.
00:11:04.400Liberalism meaning you have an inherent right to choose for yourself.
00:14:08.200We've been opposed to any of this new think in all organizations.
00:14:13.400But we have welcomed every Marxist proposal, but they have welcomed every Marxist proposal and every Jewish member or measure that came along.
00:15:05.960For we wish to work together towards the reestablishment of a new medical profession for the welfare of the people and the honor of the German doctor.
00:15:18.020Okay, so they the medical associations listen to this and then they begin to they again begin to socialize the medicine and that's when they get into euthanasia and it's a public welfare project.
00:16:44.940Then they start a new campaign and they start to go after the universities and and culture and they start producing movies and films that are showing how insensitive it is for you to judge people that want to die.
00:17:02.620And there was a there was a there was a new movie that was released by Goebbels from propaganda called I accuse.
00:17:14.840And this was about a doctor whose wife and this was about a doctor whose wife was dying and he gave her, you know, life ending medicine out of compassion and he was prosecuted for it.
00:17:28.820Persecuted is the way it is made to believe in the movie.
00:19:02.020And may I ask, do you think you or your family can afford, in every way that that is meant or conjures, can you and your family afford another four years of this?
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00:28:05.560I just hope he is, you know, and we talked about this yesterday.
00:28:08.780J.D. Vance would be a really good torchbearer to make Donald Trump's legacy, not just the two terms, but the be able to make it more than the man.
00:28:24.040So Reaganism became a movement where Donald Trump is a movement.
00:28:30.320However, nobody's really been able to do it except for Donald Trump.
00:28:34.260And it would be nice to have somebody as the VP who can make this a movement.
00:28:41.220So Donald Trump is known for more than just being, you know, a two term president that was very good.
00:29:31.020So when after the two massive successful terms, his VP takes over and like, ah, yeah, we might just raise taxes now and undid a lot of the things because he wasn't a believer in that philosophy.
00:29:51.920And I think we have a chance of winning 12 years.
00:29:56.640I mean, you know, Republicans always screw it up.
00:29:59.300But if Donald Trump picks the right person to be at his side and passes the torch to that person at the end of his term and that person believes in the things like small government, et cetera, et cetera, we could win 12 years and that would change everything.
00:30:16.120Remember, the reason why we set this course back in the 1930s, Wilson started it, but then they had 12 solid years of FDR.
00:30:29.860And it was those 12 years that locked everything down.
00:33:26.640However, the three most important states in this election are all right there in that region in which J.D. Vance wrote a book talking about all the problems of this region.
00:48:14.080This is a court case that was, we've talked about it.
00:48:18.080It was about basically whether the government going to social media companies and trying to get them to censor what they called misinformation was a violation of the First Amendment.
00:48:29.080And this is not going to be a good ruling.
00:48:32.080I think this is going to be pretty bad.
00:48:58.080It was written by Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
00:49:01.080She, it's seemingly mostly about standing.
00:49:06.080So that's, you know, just whether they were able to bring the case at all.
00:49:11.080And that is not necessarily something that would decide this.
00:49:14.080However, reading through the actual ruling here, it does seem to have bigger ramifications than that.
00:49:24.080Barrett writes, platforms had independent incentives to moderate content and often exercise their own judgment.
00:49:31.080To be sure, the record reflects that the government defendants played a role in at least some of the platforms moderation choices.
00:49:37.080But the Fifth Circuit, by attributing every platform decision, at least in part to the defendants, glossed over complexities in the evidence.
00:49:43.080Now, there is a case years and years ago, Glenn, called Bantam Books v. Sullivan.
00:50:49.080I've told you before, my Facebook page down 95% in traffic, yet I'm having the best three, four years of my career bigger than when I was at Fox.
00:51:03.080How is that possible that all of a sudden my Facebook just in one month, just boom, and then stays there?
00:51:29.080Um, and then when you did find him and you tried to subscribe or follow him, it would pop up a box that said, are you sure you want to follow Tucker Carlson?
00:51:41.080This site has, uh, published many false, uh, facts and, uh, you know, red herrings or whatever.
00:52:10.080This is all happening and it's happening all over the globe.
00:52:14.080This is why Elon Musk was in so much trouble in, uh, Brazil recently because he was standing up against and saying, no, you, you cannot tell me what to do and what not to do.
00:52:25.080So, uh, this is, this is bad for people who believe in freedom of speech and believe in, uh, the government.
00:52:35.080Not being able to coerce people into silencing others on their platform.
00:52:41.080I got to tell you, if the gut United States government called me and said, Hey, you need to, um, you need to silence.
00:52:49.080Whomever whomever whomever on our site.
00:54:40.080I mean, no one is, I think, I don't think it's a good idea, uh, to, uh, to, to encourage such behavior.
00:54:46.080But obviously like, you know, there are, uh, some exceptions I suppose to that, but the question is who's going to be, you know, thinking about and designating the punishments for these things.
00:54:58.080And it should not be overwhelmed by the federal government.
00:56:30.080All right, tonight on my Wednesday night TV special.
00:56:44.080Have you ever wondered why our entire economic system is now based on massive debt and neither the Republicans or the Democrats ever seem to care about doing anything about it?
00:56:55.080All of the experts now, everyone is saying the new target for inflation appears to be 3% rather than previous 2% inflation.
00:57:06.080So why are they, why are they fine with prices going up 3% every year?
00:57:12.080Food, gas, energy, already becoming scarce due to the rest of us getting priced out.
00:57:18.080So why is the green agenda making everything more scarce?
00:57:22.080And in the middle of all of this, neither party ever attempts to fix our border and immigration.
00:57:27.080Oh, they talk about it, but they never actually do it.
00:57:30.080Well, there's an answer for all of these things.
01:01:37.080It exists and it's dire and we're losing the dollar because of his relationship with the Saudis and all of the problems that we have had here.
01:05:01.080And the world is being divvied up between Marxist and globalists and those who want power for themselves.
01:05:11.080I think I've taken it on the chin here long enough and I'm only getting hammered the way I am because I am the biggest obstacle standing in the globalists way.
01:05:25.080I don't believe that any of this stuff is good for America.
01:05:31.080And I'm sorry, you know, I keep hearing America first is so, you know, Nazi or whatever.
01:06:44.080Kibble food just doesn't cut it because all the good stuff is cooked out in the manufacturing process.
01:06:50.080And there's got to be some way to get your dog all the nutrition he needs where you can afford it.
01:06:56.080I mean, I like to make my dog food myself.
01:06:59.080I feed him chicken and it's raw chicken because dogs have an enzyme that they can just handle raw.
01:07:06.080Who can afford chicken for the family?
01:07:08.080I need something that I can afford that will actually feed my dog in a good way.
01:07:15.080Well, you can buy whatever you want for kibble food and then put rough greens on top.
01:07:21.080It has all of the vitamins, minerals, probiotics that your dog needs to stay healthy and even get healthy even if you think they're already.
01:07:29.080roughgreens.com slash Beck, ruffgreens.com slash Beck, or 833-GLEN33.
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01:11:53.080And I want to recognize that as a businessman, no business can be done when no one has any money to buy anything.
01:12:06.080So even the businessmen who aren't getting payoffs or in public private partnerships with this government, they all recognize that there's trouble because you can't afford to buy any of the products that you might want to buy.
01:12:25.080And you're being forced to buy products that you don't want to buy.
01:12:33.080I don't want to say the airline because I don't remember which one it was exactly, but one of the airlines now charging a new green fuel tax.
01:12:40.080They now have raised the prices of their flights because of green energy and green fuel that they're having to buy for their airplanes.
01:12:50.080OK, I love the planet and clean water as much as you do.
01:13:36.080They'll bail GM out, but they'll bail GM out because they're forcing you to make green cars, green energy cars and electric cars that have no future.
01:13:47.080And you know this if you're working on the assembly line, you know it.
01:13:59.080So I want to talk to people who voted against me the first time or, you know, voted against me the second time.
01:14:08.080I just want to have you look at the bottom line here.
01:14:12.080Do you fear our government is going into war that we are going to be in a global war?
01:14:29.080Have the wars gotten better or worse since I left?
01:14:36.080And ask yourself that question for everything.
01:14:41.080And then ask why have they spent so much time and money to destroy me?
01:14:47.080Because I stand for the exact opposite of what they stand for.
01:14:53.080I stand for you, the average American, the Democrats and the Republicans.
01:15:00.080They say it's wrong for us to say America first.
01:15:03.080Well, men, women and children first into the lifeboats and then get the lifeboats away from the masses that are struggling to keep their heads above water because they will overturn all of the lifeboats and everyone will be dead.
01:16:46.080It's it's not a just a long series of ups and downs.
01:16:50.080These ups and downs are being caused by policies.
01:16:56.080And Donald Trump should say my policies, you've seen them in action.
01:17:03.080You may not like me, but what policies did I enact?
01:17:09.080You say it's the Supreme Court and I would not get into any of this, but you say it's the Supreme Court because these guys just judged what you can and can't do.
01:17:21.080No, California has more abortion now than it did before Roe versus Wade was overturned.
01:17:34.080He's saying that nobody in black robes should decide.
01:17:39.080What you as a state and a local community do, just like I'm saying, no one should decide in government what your business has to do.
01:17:55.080Most important thing Donald Trump needs to do tomorrow night is make sure that he makes this about the voters.
01:18:08.080Of all sides, independents, Democrat Republicans, he has an opportunity to really enlarge the tent, but he has to be compassionate and recognize this time.
01:18:21.080The first one was about him this time.
01:18:24.080It's about the struggles of the people.
01:18:27.080If he can have the compassion, which I know he has, the guy is completely different in person.
01:18:39.080If he can come across with what I've seen in private with him, if he can not be mean, not snarky, but sad, sad for the country, sad for what people are going through.
01:18:54.080And say, I'm not only going to protect and serve the Constitution of the United States, I will protect and serve the people of the United States.
01:19:12.080I think there is a historic opportunity for him to shut this down and turn the tables over.
01:19:20.080If he can appeal like Reagan used to, if he can appeal to those Democrats that are disenfranchised, those independents that are tired of all of this stuff.
01:21:12.080The government is, you know, with this ear tag thing.
01:21:15.080You don't probably pay attention to this at all, because, you know, most people think we get our meat from the grocery store in styrofoam.
01:21:21.080It they come from farms and a good portion of our meat is no longer coming from America because people like Bill Gates and the United States government are putting these small ranches out of business.
01:21:34.080And they're tagging and making the farmers by really expensive ear tags.
01:21:39.080We already can track wherever where all the cows are from.
01:21:45.080It's just another way to hurt the ranchers.
01:21:48.080Well, good ranchers is standing up with the good ranchers of America.
01:21:52.080And they buy all locally sourced from local ranches and they buy the meat.
01:21:59.080And then it's the meat, the chicken, the seafood, the brats, the sausages, whatever you want.
01:22:05.080You can get it American made and support the ranchers, support the paralyzed veterans, because every box that is sold, they also donate money to the paralyzed veterans as well.
01:22:18.080And you in the long run are going to save a lot of money because it's going to get expensive to buy meat.
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01:25:19.080I want to talk to you a little bit about the Berna launcher.
01:25:26.080The Berna launcher is really spectacular.
01:25:29.080It is an answer for anybody that maybe doesn't feel comfortable carrying a gun.
01:25:36.080This is something that's legal in all 50 states.
01:25:38.080I mean, if I were in New York City or Los Angeles or Gary, Indiana, any really pretty much any place now in America, I would have a Berna launcher and I do have a Berna launcher.
01:25:48.080In my car, if I were in New York where you couldn't carry a gun, I'd have it in my my the back of my jacket.
01:28:07.840While everybody is celebrating, something doesn't feel right.
01:28:10.820I want to talk to you about that in 60 seconds.
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01:29:45.980So many people now today are celebrating Julian Assange's release of freedom after about 12 years on the run and time spent in prison.
01:29:59.100I'm one of those people that I'm not giddy about it, but I actually fall now closer into Julian Assange's camp because what he did release.
01:30:11.660Some called him a free speech warrior.
01:30:15.780Some called him a dangerous activist that put our military and national security at risk because he hacked and then published millions of documents on WikiLeaks.
01:32:33.120A secret hearing paved the way for his release.
01:32:36.600In the end, the choreographed multinational dance that led to his release took place behind closed doors at a secret bail hearing in London last Thursday, according to British officials.
01:32:52.020Now, the Aussies were involved in this.
01:33:51.520My team did verify that while other hack archives on WikiLeaks are still up, including Hillary Clinton's emails, when you click on the DNC archive, it does produce a server error or error.
01:46:05.520So what conclusion do you draw from that, Stu?
01:46:18.700I don't know that I have the right answer.
01:46:20.400I think there's something to the idea that perhaps the group of people inside the Democratic Party who are looking for a potential replacement
01:46:33.740are leaking this to the media, trying to build expectations that he's very, very prepared.
01:46:39.500And if it goes poorly, they have that ripcord.
01:48:08.260There is really something frustrating about knowing that you need to get a good solid night's sleep, and yet you're completely unable to do it.
01:48:19.080Lots of things can make it hard to fall asleep and stay asleep.
01:48:22.160Stress from the day, relentless thoughts from a restless mind.
01:48:25.620If that's happening to you and it's happening regularly, that's worse.
01:48:31.100If you have problems falling asleep, you can go to the doctor and you can get a prescription for Ambien, which, I mean, good luck.
01:48:38.160If you want to be driving to the grocery store at 3 a.m. in the morning, you know, naked, you just don't know what you're going to do on Ambien.
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01:58:30.940They didn't plan for waves, as you pointed out, Glenn.
01:58:34.040And they are saying now the entire pier feels like it is a bunch of metal Legos that are pieced together and constantly smashing into each other as the waves come in.
01:58:45.620Do you, at any point in this scenario, think of, and I don't know why, it's unreasonable to do it, but feel like we've become the old Soviet Union?
01:58:54.880Gosh, it does feel, that's exactly, this is exactly the type of crap they did, right?
01:59:00.660They'd have these big, high-minded initiatives.
01:59:17.940Every April 15th, you will pay taxes for your entire life and not make enough money and pay enough money into this government to pay for one of the metal Legos on this freaking Gaza pier.
01:59:30.260All your efforts for your entire life will not cover one of these metal Legos they're putting together in Gaza so they can give money, or at least a valuable aid, to terrorists.
01:59:46.340Like, this is how incomprehensible this crap is and why it should never, ever happen.
01:59:51.940And then we are just getting to this point now because they've already had to shut down the pier for 18 full days where nothing happened and no one could go on it because it was so unstable.
02:00:06.640They've now shut it down for 18 days in various days whenever the weather gets bad.
02:00:12.340They're bragging about that, by the way.
02:00:14.000We can see the weather coming, so we can shut down the pier whenever needed.
02:00:19.020Now they're finally acknowledging that this is not going to work, that this is going to be a failure.
02:00:24.280We're going to have to take it down, and there will never be any accountability for the failure, and they will just, the media will pick it up and say,
02:00:57.800There was a big war a long, long time ago in Europe, and it destroyed almost everything.
02:01:03.180And there was a place in this little hamlet of a country named Germany that the Americans couldn't go, but the people were starving to death.
02:01:15.040But if we crossed that line, we would then probably start another war with our allies.
02:01:22.440And so, we couldn't cross over and put any boots on the ground.
02:01:27.520And we promised we wouldn't put any boots on the ground.
02:01:30.420And there were a lot of really bad guys, terrorists and everything else, that were there on the ground.
02:01:48.380And then, you know, sometimes the bad guys, Germans, Russians, whatever, sometimes they got it.
02:01:54.380But most of the time, because it was such an overwhelming supply, it got to the right people.
02:01:59.880And we saved all those people from starving.
02:02:02.260Now, we can't do that, of course, because...
02:02:06.080Well, I don't think I need to go into all of the details on why we couldn't do that again, but we can't.
02:02:14.280But it's so much better to put ships just off the coast where they have terrorist boats and build something that absolutely had no chance of working from the beginning, spending a lot of money, and not helping the starving people.
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