The Glenn Beck Program - January 15, 2025


How Pete Hegseth BROKE Democrats in Confirmation Hearing | Guest: Rep. Anna Paulina Luna | 1⧸15⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 4 minutes

Words per Minute

159.99861

Word Count

19,953

Sentence Count

1,235

Misogynist Sentences

40

Hate Speech Sentences

91


Summary

Glenn Beck and Stu discuss the Hegseth testimony by Sen. Hegoshek, the Hirona hearing, and much, much more. Plus, the winner of Ryan Seacrest's "America's Dumbest Senator" competition.


Transcript

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00:02:45.300 Wow, was the Hegseth testimony fantastic yesterday
00:02:54.720 I mean, if you're a Democrat, you're like, no
00:02:57.420 No, it did not go well
00:02:59.880 If you're a Hegseth fan or you're a Trump fan
00:03:03.760 Or a Republican
00:03:05.140 Or just somebody who just can think clearly
00:03:07.860 Boy, did it expose everything on the left
00:03:11.960 We begin there in 60 seconds
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00:04:33.260 So, I don't know about you, Stu
00:04:38.700 But boy, was I impressed with Congress yesterday
00:04:41.440 You know?
00:04:43.020 They always find a way to make you think a little less about them
00:04:46.560 You know, they always can cross that line
00:04:49.500 Maisie Hirona was
00:04:50.980 Dumb
00:04:52.340 What?
00:04:53.420 Well, she's America's dumbest senator
00:04:55.260 That's already confirmed
00:04:57.000 She won the competition with Ryan Seacrest hosting
00:04:59.380 And
00:05:00.600 It was a great show, by the way
00:05:03.040 Yeah
00:05:03.480 I would totally watch that show
00:05:05.640 Oh, I would watch that
00:05:05.840 Oh, I would watch that
00:05:07.100 Can you imagine a jeopardy
00:05:09.040 With the Senate and the House?
00:05:10.940 Oh, my gosh
00:05:11.740 And they ask them, it's a tough question
00:05:13.100 They all end up with zero
00:05:15.360 And the winner gets zero
00:05:17.340 Like, you know, Maisie Hirona somehow wins
00:05:21.220 But she's got zero dollars
00:05:22.920 Yeah
00:05:23.180 Everyone else has negative
00:05:24.320 Right
00:05:24.740 Right
00:05:25.080 And then I think they should have to pay the negative dollars
00:05:27.760 To Ryan Seacrest
00:05:29.000 Oh, my gosh
00:05:30.140 Okay, so here's one of the more incredible
00:05:33.860 Cut 15
00:05:34.820 Here's Maisie Hirona on taking over Greenland
00:05:40.540 We have it
00:05:43.780 To take over Greenland
00:05:46.440 Or
00:05:47.360 An ally of Denmark
00:05:51.180 Senator, one of the things that President Trump is so good at
00:05:54.320 Is never strategically tipping his hand
00:05:56.240 And so I would never in this public forum
00:05:58.480 Give one way or another
00:06:00.040 Direct what orders the president would give me in any context
00:06:03.140 That sounds to me that you would contemplate
00:06:04.680 Carrying out such an order
00:06:06.400 To basically invade Greenland
00:06:08.280 Oh, does it?
00:06:09.460 And take over the Panama Canal
00:06:10.760 Does it?
00:06:11.420 Oh, wow
00:06:12.180 Oh, wow
00:06:13.580 You don't know what the English language really means, do you?
00:06:16.260 You don't know what these words mean
00:06:16.940 A lot of them had that problem
00:06:18.060 Yeah
00:06:18.380 Hey, do you have a big sword?
00:06:21.500 Because I think Secretary of Defense should have a big sword
00:06:24.600 I like swords
00:06:25.760 How much do swords cost?
00:06:28.380 And that was the smartest line of questioning
00:06:30.200 It really was
00:06:31.180 It really was
00:06:32.100 How many tanks do we have?
00:06:34.620 Do we have, like, just the ones I see on TV
00:06:37.020 Or do we keep some of them secret
00:06:38.560 So we can surprise people with more tanks
00:06:40.700 I want to know
00:06:41.940 Answer the question
00:06:43.600 So bad
00:06:46.500 Are drones really just like Big B's?
00:06:51.060 They could be
00:06:51.620 They make noises like Big B's, Maisie
00:06:53.780 Instead of missiles
00:06:55.460 Have we thought about using Thor's hammer?
00:06:58.220 Because they would come right back to us
00:07:00.280 That's actually a pretty good idea
00:07:02.980 Can we get the Space Force to look into alien cows?
00:07:07.040 I read online that alien cows are why we need stronger fences in Iowa
00:07:11.600 What's the Pentagon doing?
00:07:13.460 Do you like nachos?
00:07:16.480 I mean
00:07:17.140 I would rather watch that
00:07:19.720 Whatever you just did
00:07:20.780 I would rather watch them doing that
00:07:22.260 Oh my gosh
00:07:22.900 Than what actually occurred
00:07:23.860 I mean, those could have been questions yesterday
00:07:26.380 Yeah
00:07:26.640 It was that
00:07:28.180 It was that insane
00:07:29.820 Will you use the military to invade Greenland?
00:07:33.260 Do you like nachos?
00:07:35.840 Of course not
00:07:37.220 Invade Greenland
00:07:39.860 Iceland maybe
00:07:41.560 But not Greenland
00:07:42.320 No, no, never
00:07:43.420 It's too big
00:07:44.120 Oh my gosh
00:07:45.180 Yeah, no, of course
00:07:46.780 You know, it's funny
00:07:48.380 Because he says
00:07:48.960 He would never strategically
00:07:50.420 Strategically tip his hand
00:07:52.280 And it's funny
00:07:53.040 Because Trump
00:07:53.780 In a way
00:07:54.940 Always
00:07:56.500 Tips his hand
00:07:58.000 Right?
00:07:59.040 Like
00:07:59.140 He does want Greenland
00:08:01.060 He has tipped his hand
00:08:02.320 He's told us about it for years
00:08:04.060 But he's talking about
00:08:04.900 He does want the border secure
00:08:06.020 He's told us about that for years
00:08:08.020 He's very
00:08:08.360 But when it comes to specific things
00:08:11.160 He's willing to do and not do in a negotiation
00:08:13.720 He'll suggest a bunch of stuff
00:08:16.480 But you don't know what's real
00:08:17.640 Right
00:08:18.040 That's why he's a good negotiator
00:08:19.940 Right
00:08:20.320 You don't know
00:08:20.700 You know, you bring up that Tiffany's example
00:08:22.760 Yeah
00:08:23.080 You brought that up before
00:08:24.060 That was in the city
00:08:25.600 And I saw
00:08:26.600 I was telling my kids that story
00:08:29.040 Yeah
00:08:29.400 God only knows if it's true
00:08:30.720 You're the one that told it to me
00:08:31.600 No, I said to him
00:08:33.300 I told him
00:08:34.100 He said
00:08:34.660 I said
00:08:35.420 Your negotiating gift is unbelievable
00:08:38.040 I said
00:08:38.620 I've never questioned your negotiating power
00:08:42.120 Since I heard the story about Trump Tower and Tiffany's
00:08:45.420 And he laughed
00:08:46.500 And he said
00:08:46.980 Good for you for knowing that story
00:08:49.580 Yeah
00:08:50.000 And I said
00:08:50.520 That is just what incredible
00:08:52.380 That takes balls of steel
00:08:54.820 Yeah
00:08:55.140 I mean
00:08:55.520 For people who don't know it
00:08:56.940 Maybe you should give a 30 second version of it
00:08:58.720 Because now we've teased it too much
00:08:59.840 Tiffany's was not going to sell him the air rights
00:09:01.760 So he could build the Trump Tower
00:09:03.100 He had already bought the property
00:09:04.380 So he goes
00:09:05.160 It was either Tiffany's or Cartier
00:09:06.500 And so he goes to the board
00:09:08.900 And he says
00:09:10.480 Look, I'm going to build this building
00:09:11.840 It's going to be beautiful
00:09:12.740 It's going to be 70 stories
00:09:13.960 And they're like
00:09:14.640 Well, we own the air rights
00:09:15.940 And we're not going to sell them to you
00:09:16.960 Because we don't want a big building like that
00:09:18.840 And he said
00:09:19.520 Oh, you know what?
00:09:20.320 I thought you might say that
00:09:21.560 I already own the property
00:09:22.820 So if you don't
00:09:24.780 And he rolled out architectural plans
00:09:27.160 Of what he describes
00:09:29.120 As the ugliest building
00:09:31.300 He could possibly build
00:09:33.040 Three stories
00:09:34.360 And he said
00:09:36.480 Okay, well, if you don't let me build the Trump Tower
00:09:38.700 I'm going to build this
00:09:39.900 And they said
00:09:40.360 No, you wouldn't
00:09:40.860 And he said
00:09:41.320 Watch me
00:09:41.880 And he left
00:09:43.040 By the time he got back to the office
00:09:45.000 They had given him the air rights
00:09:46.600 Right
00:09:46.860 That's who he is
00:09:48.720 That's who he is
00:09:49.200 Now, would he have built that building?
00:09:51.260 I think
00:09:51.920 The answer to that is
00:09:53.660 There are circumstances in which he would have
00:09:55.880 Yes
00:09:56.280 Which is important
00:09:57.200 And there's also circumstances
00:09:58.340 To make promises
00:09:59.020 Right
00:09:59.320 There's also circumstances
00:10:00.820 Where he would have just sold the property
00:10:03.080 Yep
00:10:03.620 You know what I mean?
00:10:04.200 Yeah
00:10:04.540 And you don't know which
00:10:05.640 And you don't know which
00:10:06.440 And that's why it works
00:10:07.780 Yes
00:10:08.180 Right?
00:10:08.760 Yes
00:10:09.040 So I don't think there's any chance
00:10:10.920 I don't believe
00:10:11.760 There is any chance whatsoever
00:10:14.200 Outside of like
00:10:15.620 I don't know
00:10:16.620 China taking over Greenland first
00:10:19.460 Right
00:10:19.880 Something like that
00:10:21.000 We might invade Greenland
00:10:21.920 But there's
00:10:22.300 I don't think there's any chance
00:10:23.240 We just invade Greenland
00:10:24.680 Of course not
00:10:25.420 However
00:10:26.000 Yes
00:10:26.580 First of all
00:10:27.600 I said
00:10:28.400 I don't think there's any chance
00:10:30.120 There's some doubt even in my mind
00:10:31.940 That we might do it
00:10:32.880 And that's why it works
00:10:34.680 Right
00:10:35.240 When he was like
00:10:36.780 Hey, you know
00:10:37.980 The little missile guy
00:10:39.220 You know
00:10:39.980 I'm gonna show you new missiles
00:10:41.220 That's why it works
00:10:44.040 Yeah
00:10:44.620 Because
00:10:45.020 Kim Jong-un
00:10:46.140 And everybody in the world went
00:10:47.400 Uh
00:10:47.900 Is he willing to launch nukes
00:10:50.640 Against this guy?
00:10:52.720 I don't know
00:10:53.420 Maybe
00:10:53.940 Who knows
00:10:54.460 Maybe
00:10:54.820 Who knows
00:10:55.740 And like
00:10:57.020 That's why it's successful
00:10:58.120 That's why there's something behind it
00:11:00.040 So
00:11:00.220 Yes
00:11:00.460 You know
00:11:01.060 It's why the hostages are being released
00:11:04.500 By 12 o'clock
00:11:07.160 On Monday
00:11:08.200 Have you heard that?
00:11:09.660 I've heard
00:11:10.520 It's not confirmed
00:11:11.800 Right
00:11:12.400 It's
00:11:13.080 Uh
00:11:13.900 Uh
00:11:14.900 Credible speculation
00:11:16.540 Okay
00:11:17.840 Because I know
00:11:18.760 Obviously
00:11:19.520 Yeah
00:11:19.880 If you're
00:11:21.000 If you're
00:11:22.240 I mean Donald Trump has been threatening it
00:11:23.960 And he said
00:11:24.300 Get it done before I come into office
00:11:25.880 Yeah
00:11:26.180 Or you
00:11:26.780 There will be real consequences
00:11:28.620 And there will be
00:11:29.740 And like
00:11:30.520 Stepping back
00:11:31.220 We might take Greenland
00:11:32.320 Just thinking of the
00:11:33.780 Exactly
00:11:34.360 Think of the politics of this for a moment
00:11:36.440 Because if you go back to
00:11:37.780 Uh
00:11:38.400 Uh
00:11:38.900 Iran
00:11:39.280 Carter's leaving
00:11:40.660 Reagan's coming in
00:11:41.860 Right
00:11:42.120 Uh
00:11:42.740 The second Reagan takes over
00:11:44.420 Mm-hmm
00:11:45.060 They release the hostages
00:11:46.360 Mm-hmm
00:11:46.620 Right
00:11:46.880 And everyone remembers it
00:11:48.420 Exactly that way
00:11:49.480 Right
00:11:49.720 Yeah
00:11:49.860 Right
00:11:50.140 Reagan essentially is responsible for that
00:11:53.000 They
00:11:53.200 As soon as they came in
00:11:54.060 Two things
00:11:54.600 They didn't like Carter
00:11:55.460 And they were afraid of Reagan
00:11:56.780 And they said
00:11:57.280 Okay we're out
00:11:58.060 You know
00:11:58.640 And they leave it
00:11:59.380 They leave the blackjack table
00:12:00.500 Trump
00:12:01.820 I
00:12:03.700 I don't know
00:12:04.360 You
00:12:04.640 You know him better than I do
00:12:05.820 But
00:12:06.060 In my view
00:12:07.220 Trump is smart enough
00:12:09.040 First of all
00:12:09.940 Number one
00:12:10.360 Really wants the hostages out
00:12:11.540 Can't believe the way we handle this
00:12:12.900 Yeah
00:12:13.160 So that's true
00:12:13.740 Yeah
00:12:14.040 But also has thought about that historical precedent
00:12:17.040 Oh of course he has
00:12:18.200 And he comes out and he says
00:12:19.480 Do it before I come in
00:12:21.620 Yes
00:12:22.060 Which now
00:12:23.000 If they do it before
00:12:24.480 He comes in
00:12:25.560 It is not a Biden credit
00:12:27.180 Nope
00:12:27.540 It is his
00:12:28.260 Yep
00:12:28.880 And of course
00:12:29.600 If they do it after that
00:12:30.880 It's also his
00:12:31.860 Yeah
00:12:32.080 He wins both ways
00:12:33.180 He is
00:12:33.960 I mean he has
00:12:35.560 I'm telling you
00:12:37.080 I think he's the sharpest
00:12:38.460 He's maybe ever been
00:12:40.180 Oh please don't
00:12:41.180 He is
00:12:41.540 I'm having PTSD
00:12:43.300 After four years of hearing that about Biden
00:12:45.060 I don't know
00:12:45.480 I can't handle
00:12:46.600 No no
00:12:46.940 Don't say he's sharpest attack
00:12:48.240 Please
00:12:48.540 No no no
00:12:49.200 Just the best negotiator
00:12:51.000 He may have ever been
00:12:52.520 Everything is a negotiation
00:12:54.400 What he's doing with Pete Hegseth
00:12:56.020 Hegseth
00:12:57.240 All negotiation
00:12:58.540 How he's handling all of the stuff with the House and the Senate
00:13:01.960 All negotiation
00:13:03.200 He is a master negotiator
00:13:06.820 And he knows
00:13:08.080 You know the reason why he's so good at real estate negotiation
00:13:12.240 Is because he knows it inside now
00:13:15.260 Experience
00:13:15.860 He didn't know it the first time
00:13:18.620 Yeah
00:13:19.140 And you know the first term was
00:13:21.720 Old gut
00:13:23.160 Was the
00:13:23.600 Yeah it was
00:13:24.220 There's two things
00:13:25.620 Like we
00:13:26.160 I think have argued for a long time
00:13:28.480 It would be great to have someone outside of the system
00:13:30.300 Who
00:13:31.320 Thinks about these things differently
00:13:33.180 Yes
00:13:33.580 And he had that part of it
00:13:34.880 Yes
00:13:35.220 But the criticism of that
00:13:36.400 And this has played out in other realms before
00:13:38.900 Where
00:13:39.960 You say
00:13:40.760 Well the person
00:13:41.340 You know
00:13:41.760 They don't know the system
00:13:42.840 They don't know the buttons to press
00:13:44.120 They don't know the levers to pull
00:13:45.200 And so
00:13:46.460 That
00:13:47.680 Especially at the beginning of his term
00:13:49.520 Really wasn't there
00:13:50.700 He was learning it
00:13:51.480 I mean two is kind of his own
00:13:52.600 He's even told that story before
00:13:54.280 Oh yeah
00:13:54.620 Now he's in the position where he kind of has both
00:13:57.260 You know he's an outsider
00:13:59.120 And he knows the system
00:14:00.480 Which is a combination we haven't seen before
00:14:02.680 Because it's unique right
00:14:04.020 It's not something that occurs a lot
00:14:05.880 No everybody goes in wanting to use the system
00:14:08.940 He wants to shut the system down
00:14:11.660 It's going to be a fascinating few years man
00:14:13.940 I mean it is going to be unbelievable
00:14:15.000 We are going to have plenty to talk about
00:14:17.080 That I can guarantee
00:14:18.080 Are you
00:14:18.600 I'm not tired of winning yet
00:14:19.980 Are you tired of winning?
00:14:20.980 No
00:14:21.200 I mean let me give you
00:14:22.860 Let me take a quick break
00:14:24.360 And then we'll get back to Pete Hegseth
00:14:25.820 But I got to tell you
00:14:28.180 We had four
00:14:29.600 Huge ESG wins
00:14:32.240 Huge
00:14:33.840 Yeah
00:14:34.120 Like it's over
00:14:35.820 And I hate to say that
00:14:37.440 Because they never surrender
00:14:39.560 They just morph
00:14:40.640 But
00:14:42.440 The way they've been operating
00:14:45.060 And what happened here
00:14:46.500 In the last couple of days
00:14:47.580 It's over
00:14:48.960 So I'll get into that here
00:14:51.220 In just a second
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00:16:07.760 Federal judge
00:16:20.360 In Texas
00:16:21.680 Just ruled
00:16:22.920 That ESG
00:16:23.920 Cannot be used
00:16:25.260 In employee retirement accounts
00:16:26.960 Managed by employers
00:16:28.260 Or their asset manager
00:16:29.440 Companies
00:16:30.200 This is
00:16:32.960 Huge
00:16:34.460 Huge
00:16:35.820 You can't understate
00:16:39.300 The importance
00:16:39.840 Of this ruling
00:16:40.860 If it survives
00:16:41.780 Court challenges
00:16:42.580 And it likely will
00:16:43.800 Because the appellate court
00:16:44.780 Is very conservative
00:16:45.900 It means that
00:16:47.380 Companies
00:16:47.860 That push their employees
00:16:49.680 Into ESG investments
00:16:51.300 And many of the
00:16:52.480 Large companies did
00:16:53.600 Will be in violation
00:16:55.120 Of federal law
00:16:56.280 And need to pull out
00:16:57.440 Of the ESG funds
00:16:58.800 Companies
00:16:59.600 Are probably
00:17:01.460 Going to go running
00:17:02.240 Before the case
00:17:02.900 Ever gets to the
00:17:03.780 Appellate level
00:17:04.360 Because they don't
00:17:05.040 Want to run the risk
00:17:05.880 Of being found
00:17:06.480 In violation
00:17:07.140 Of federal law
00:17:08.000 Later
00:17:08.400 This one case
00:17:10.680 Alone
00:17:11.320 Will go a long way
00:17:13.540 To crush
00:17:14.800 ESG
00:17:15.720 Tired of winning yet?
00:17:17.700 Because I'm not
00:17:18.340 BlackRock
00:17:19.920 Left the UN's
00:17:21.920 International Association
00:17:23.240 Of Asset Managers
00:17:24.960 Do you know
00:17:26.300 What that is?
00:17:27.040 Do you remember
00:17:29.520 The Glasgow
00:17:31.340 You know
00:17:32.520 Net Zero
00:17:33.240 Conference
00:17:34.820 Okay
00:17:35.560 When they were
00:17:36.940 In Glasgow
00:17:37.460 They had
00:17:38.840 Just like they did
00:17:40.220 At the Paris Accords
00:17:41.200 The Glasgow
00:17:42.300 Financial Alliance
00:17:43.740 For Net Zero
00:17:44.620 It was
00:17:46.040 The biggest
00:17:47.200 Weapon
00:17:47.840 That they had
00:17:49.200 The elites had
00:17:50.160 To enforce
00:17:51.540 ESG
00:17:52.400 BlackRock
00:17:53.780 Just
00:17:54.580 Left
00:17:55.440 That's coming
00:17:58.340 Undone
00:17:59.040 More good news
00:18:00.320 Every large
00:18:01.740 US bank
00:18:02.440 Now has announced
00:18:03.300 They're leaving
00:18:03.940 The UN's
00:18:04.620 Association
00:18:05.180 Of Net Zero
00:18:06.280 ESG
00:18:07.000 Bankers
00:18:07.760 That's also
00:18:09.600 Part of the
00:18:10.040 Glasgow
00:18:10.460 Financial Alliance
00:18:12.320 We've been
00:18:13.480 Talking about
00:18:14.080 This for
00:18:14.840 Years
00:18:15.500 ESG
00:18:16.220 In banking
00:18:16.860 Is one of
00:18:17.440 The most
00:18:17.980 Important ways
00:18:18.720 Biden
00:18:19.240 Davos
00:18:20.040 And other
00:18:20.480 Elites
00:18:20.800 Were planning
00:18:21.260 To push
00:18:21.720 The reset
00:18:22.320 Button
00:18:22.600 On the
00:18:22.840 World's
00:18:23.120 Economy
00:18:23.480 The fact
00:18:24.620 That the
00:18:25.020 Banks
00:18:25.280 Are now
00:18:25.620 Running
00:18:25.980 Away
00:18:26.300 From ESG
00:18:27.100 Is a
00:18:27.480 Great sign
00:18:28.400 Of the
00:18:28.820 Things to
00:18:29.240 Come
00:18:29.440 They are
00:18:30.240 Clearly
00:18:30.900 Afraid
00:18:31.500 Of the
00:18:32.080 Trump
00:18:32.360 Administration
00:18:32.900 That they
00:18:33.940 Are going
00:18:34.180 To come
00:18:34.440 Down
00:18:34.760 Hard
00:18:35.240 On the
00:18:35.740 Banks
00:18:36.160 Amen
00:18:36.980 And
00:18:37.760 Amen
00:18:38.420 Finally
00:18:39.200 This last
00:18:41.240 Monday
00:18:41.740 The CFPB
00:18:44.860 Shocked us
00:18:46.080 With a new
00:18:46.520 Rule
00:18:46.860 If it
00:18:47.660 Survives
00:18:48.240 That the
00:18:49.340 Comments
00:18:50.380 Period
00:18:50.980 Prohibit
00:18:51.720 Many
00:18:51.960 Kinds
00:18:52.280 Of
00:18:52.380 Financial
00:18:52.740 Institutions
00:18:53.440 From
00:18:53.700 Debanking
00:18:54.520 Customers
00:18:55.200 Based on
00:18:55.780 Their
00:18:55.920 Political
00:18:56.340 Or
00:18:56.560 Religious
00:18:56.880 Views
00:18:57.300 As well
00:18:57.980 As some
00:18:58.240 Other
00:18:58.440 Kinds
00:18:58.860 Of
00:18:59.080 Speech
00:18:59.480 The
00:19:00.180 Rule
00:19:00.520 Specifically
00:19:01.400 Mentions
00:19:02.000 Concern
00:19:02.660 Made
00:19:03.160 By our
00:19:03.580 Allies
00:19:03.920 About
00:19:04.240 ESG
00:19:04.940 This
00:19:06.760 This
00:19:09.400 Isn't
00:19:09.760 As
00:19:09.940 Comprehensive
00:19:10.500 As we
00:19:11.120 Need it
00:19:11.640 To be
00:19:11.920 But the
00:19:12.320 Trump
00:19:12.600 Administration
00:19:13.200 Is
00:19:13.680 Coming
00:19:13.960 In
00:19:14.180 For
00:19:14.360 Tougher
00:19:14.640 Rules
00:19:14.980 For
00:19:15.180 Banks
00:19:15.580 And
00:19:16.820 It
00:19:17.100 Is
00:19:17.280 Surprising
00:19:17.840 And
00:19:18.240 A
00:19:18.400 Very
00:19:18.800 Good
00:19:19.120 Start
00:19:19.560 We
00:19:20.680 Are
00:19:21.200 Doing
00:19:21.620 Are
00:19:22.540 You
00:19:22.680 Tired
00:19:22.920 Of
00:19:23.080 Winning
00:19:23.320 Yet
00:19:23.600 I
00:19:26.240 Mean
00:19:26.380 All
00:19:26.720 Of
00:19:26.860 These
00:19:27.060 Companies
00:19:27.460 Are
00:19:27.920 Running
00:19:28.460 For
00:19:28.860 Cover
00:19:29.220 And
00:19:30.300 If
00:19:30.500 They're
00:19:30.620 Not
00:19:30.760 Running
00:19:30.980 For
00:19:31.160 Cover
00:19:31.400 They
00:19:31.620 Are
00:19:31.760 Running
00:19:32.040 To
00:19:32.280 Kiss
00:19:32.680 His
00:19:32.940 Butt
00:19:33.300 Now
00:19:34.060 That
00:19:34.660 Is
00:19:34.840 Something
00:19:35.120 That
00:19:35.400 I
00:19:35.560 Don't
00:19:35.800 Like
00:19:36.300 It
00:19:37.440 Shows
00:19:37.760 That
00:19:37.920 Our
00:19:38.040 Companies
00:19:38.520 Don't
00:19:39.400 Really
00:19:39.680 Have
00:19:40.060 They
00:19:40.980 Don't
00:19:41.120 Have
00:19:41.260 A
00:19:41.440 Spine
00:19:41.980 At
00:19:42.280 All
00:19:42.580 They
00:19:43.040 Don't
00:19:43.260 Actually
00:19:43.640 Believe
00:19:44.280 Whatever
00:19:44.780 It
00:19:45.020 Is
00:19:45.280 They're
00:19:45.620 Preaching
00:19:46.060 To
00:19:46.380 You
00:19:46.680 They're
00:19:47.220 Just
00:19:47.460 Joining
00:19:47.880 The
00:19:50.680 They're
00:19:51.000 Just
00:19:51.200 Doing
00:19:51.500 Whatever
00:19:51.760 They
00:19:51.980 Have
00:19:52.200 To
00:19:52.340 Do
00:19:52.580 To
00:19:52.780 Get
00:19:52.960 Into
00:19:53.240 Bed
00:19:53.580 With
00:19:53.760 The
00:19:53.900 King
00:19:54.140 Well
00:19:54.740 We
00:19:54.860 Don't
00:19:55.060 Have
00:19:55.280 A
00:19:55.400 King
00:19:55.620 And
00:19:57.080 That's
00:19:57.440 The
00:19:57.580 Good
00:19:57.820 Thing
00:19:58.180 We
00:19:59.180 Don't
00:19:59.360 Have
00:19:59.580 A
00:19:59.720 King
00:19:59.920 No
00:20:00.620 Company
00:20:01.280 Should
00:20:01.580 Ever
00:20:01.940 Be
00:20:02.160 Afraid
00:20:02.620 Of
00:20:02.980 The
00:20:03.120 President
00:20:03.500 Of
00:20:03.800 The
00:20:03.920 United
00:20:04.160 States
00:20:04.640 But
00:20:05.240 They're
00:20:05.380 Not
00:20:05.740 What
00:20:06.560 They're
00:20:06.800 Afraid
00:20:07.140 Of
00:20:07.360 Is
00:20:07.500 Not
00:20:07.720 Donald
00:20:08.020 Trump
00:20:08.360 They're
00:20:08.760 Afraid
00:20:09.120 The
00:20:09.360 Rule
00:20:09.760 Of
00:20:10.100 Law
00:20:10.660 Is
00:20:11.040 Coming
00:20:11.400 Back
00:20:11.920 And
00:20:12.360 We're
00:20:12.600 Not
00:20:12.940 Going
00:20:13.120 To
00:20:13.200 Have
00:20:13.400 These
00:20:13.640 Public
00:20:14.020 Private
00:20:14.480 Fascistic
00:20:15.580 Partnerships
00:20:16.540 With
00:20:17.200 The
00:20:17.320 Government
00:20:17.640 That
00:20:18.260 Is
00:20:18.440 Fantastic
00:20:19.520 So
00:20:20.860 Very
00:20:21.260 Very
00:20:21.600 Good
00:20:21.980 News
00:20:22.440 On
00:20:23.220 That
00:20:23.420 Now
00:20:23.720 Next
00:20:25.060 Week
00:20:25.320 Is
00:20:25.480 Going
00:20:25.640 To
00:20:25.760 Be
00:20:25.900 Really
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00:20:29.840 Kind of
00:20:30.100 Like
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00:20:31.420 I
00:20:31.980 Mean
00:20:32.120 How
00:20:32.260 Many
00:20:32.380 Conversations
00:20:33.040 Do
00:20:33.200 You
00:20:33.320 Have
00:20:33.540 With
00:20:34.140 People
00:20:34.420 That
00:20:34.600 Are
00:20:34.700 Like
00:20:34.900 Well
00:20:35.240 You
00:20:35.960 Know
00:20:36.060 It's
00:20:36.200 Going
00:20:36.340 To
00:20:36.380 Be
00:20:36.520 Interesting
00:20:36.960 To
00:20:37.400 See
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00:20:37.800 Going
00:20:37.980 On
00:20:38.280 To
00:20:38.560 See
00:20:38.700 What
00:20:38.860 Happens
00:20:39.300 Yeah
00:20:39.840 Next
00:20:40.620 Year
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00:20:41.100 To
00:20:43.400 It
00:20:45.820 Looks
00:20:46.300 Like
00:20:46.820 Donald
00:20:48.860 Trump
00:20:49.380 Is
00:20:49.960 Going
00:20:50.180 To
00:20:50.380 Address
00:20:50.820 The
00:20:51.100 World
00:20:51.380 Economic
00:20:51.960 Forum
00:20:52.420 Next
00:20:53.320 Week
00:20:53.720 Via
00:20:54.480 Satellite
00:20:55.220 To
00:20:55.680 Switzerland
00:20:56.160 He's
00:20:57.320 One
00:20:57.480 Of
00:20:57.580 The
00:20:57.720 Few
00:20:58.060 World
00:20:58.540 Leaders
00:20:58.880 That
00:20:59.220 Have
00:20:59.400 Been
00:20:59.720 Allowed
00:21:00.360 To
00:21:00.620 Make
00:21:01.000 A
00:21:01.580 Virtual
00:21:02.220 Appearance
00:21:02.800 I'm
00:21:03.800 Going
00:21:03.920 To
00:21:03.960 Be
00:21:04.100 Watching
00:21:04.480 That
00:21:05.020 With
00:21:05.720 Eager
00:21:06.240 Eyes
00:21:06.800 To
00:21:07.980 See
00:21:08.220 Exactly
00:21:08.680 What
00:21:08.960 He's
00:21:09.180 Going
00:21:09.300 To
00:21:09.400 Say
00:21:09.600 To
00:21:09.780 The
00:21:09.920 Elites
00:21:10.300 In
00:21:10.600 Davos
00:21:11.160 So
00:21:12.480 That
00:21:12.820 Happens
00:21:13.280 As
00:21:13.580 Well
00:21:13.900 Next
00:21:14.580 Week
00:21:14.880 The
00:21:16.440 Hegseth
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00:21:17.240 Went
00:21:18.200 Really
00:21:18.620 Well
00:21:18.920 Yesterday
00:21:19.280 Did
00:21:19.600 You
00:21:19.720 See
00:21:19.980 A
00:21:20.180 Single
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00:21:21.340 Hegseth
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00:21:23.660 Couldn't
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00:21:24.820 Names
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00:21:25.260 He
00:21:25.340 Has
00:21:25.500 Seven
00:21:25.780 So
00:21:27.180 That
00:21:27.840 I mean
00:21:29.740 You
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00:21:32.860 Perry
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00:21:33.980 I've
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00:21:34.440 Four
00:21:34.740 Things
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00:21:35.780 You
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00:21:36.080 I
00:21:36.200 Have
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00:21:36.600 Children
00:21:36.920 You
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00:21:45.780 In
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00:21:46.020 Very
00:21:46.260 Difficult
00:21:46.640 Position
00:21:46.900 You
00:21:47.060 See
00:21:47.160 Blumenthal
00:21:47.780 How
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00:21:49.760 How
00:21:50.120 Many
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00:22:01.160 They
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00:22:01.880 Get
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00:22:08.940 After
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00:22:09.440 Is
00:22:09.560 An
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00:22:15.320 Is
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00:22:15.720 Something
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00:22:16.980 Department
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00:22:19.300 Defense
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00:35:59.780 What
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00:36:08.540 That
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00:36:16.500 Let
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00:36:24.120 On
00:36:24.700 Rentals
00:36:25.500 On
00:36:25.840 The
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00:36:26.500 Oh
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00:36:27.260 The
00:36:27.420 Price
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00:36:28.200 Price
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00:36:29.160 He
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00:36:31.660 This
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00:36:35.980 You
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00:36:39.120 These
00:36:39.360 Houses
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00:36:40.040 $20,000
00:36:41.120 A
00:36:41.560 Month
00:36:41.760 Mortgages
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00:36:43.380 Going
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00:36:43.920 Their
00:36:44.180 House
00:36:44.500 At
00:36:44.980 A
00:36:45.100 $14,000
00:36:46.000 Loss
00:36:46.700 Every
00:36:46.980 Month
00:36:47.320 It
00:36:47.660 Never
00:36:48.040 Ever
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00:36:48.940 Works
00:36:49.420 This
00:36:49.620 Price
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00:36:50.320 These
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00:36:53.780 A
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00:36:57.280 To
00:36:57.480 Say
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00:36:58.560 An
00:36:58.700 Offer
00:36:59.020 On
00:36:59.180 Something
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00:37:01.800 Something
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00:37:05.940 Is
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00:37:07.440 I
00:37:07.740 Mean
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00:37:08.560 Something
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00:37:11.900 Years
00:37:12.120 Old
00:37:12.320 I
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00:37:13.080 The
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00:37:13.700 And
00:37:13.960 I
00:37:14.060 Was
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00:37:16.420 The
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00:37:21.040 I
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00:37:21.420 Thought
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00:37:21.760 Myself
00:37:22.100 I
00:37:22.400 Know
00:37:22.660 Some
00:37:22.980 Texan
00:37:23.540 Has
00:37:23.980 Come
00:37:24.220 In
00:37:24.380 Here
00:37:24.540 And
00:37:24.660 Go
00:37:24.760 All
00:37:25.200 Right
00:37:25.320 How
00:37:25.480 Much
00:37:25.700 For
00:37:25.840 The
00:37:25.960 Painting
00:37:26.280 People
00:37:26.640 Up
00:37:26.860 There
00:37:27.060 How
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00:37:28.300 You
00:37:28.440 Want
00:37:28.620 For
00:37:28.780 That
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00:37:29.440 Come
00:37:29.680 On
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00:37:30.620 Got
00:37:30.720 A
00:37:30.840 Price
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00:37:31.260 Much
00:37:31.460 For
00:37:31.620 That
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00:37:32.260 Mean
00:37:32.400 You
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00:37:33.200 Right
00:37:33.460 To
00:37:33.680 Say
00:37:33.900 That
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00:37:35.000 And
00:37:35.440 Then
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00:37:37.160 Person
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00:37:38.640 It
00:37:38.740 Or
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00:37:39.460 It
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00:37:42.120 That
00:37:42.260 That
00:37:42.760 Home
00:37:43.080 That
00:37:43.280 Was
00:37:43.520 A
00:37:43.680 Home
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00:37:44.380 Not
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00:37:45.100 I
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00:37:45.580 Think
00:37:45.800 About
00:37:45.940 This
00:37:46.080 Let's
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00:37:47.700 Old
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00:37:48.140 There
00:37:48.280 For
00:37:48.420 Your
00:37:48.540 Entire
00:37:48.780 Life
00:37:49.080 You've
00:37:49.480 Been
00:37:49.580 Thinking
00:37:49.760 About
00:37:49.940 Leaving
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00:37:50.340 A
00:37:50.440 While
00:37:50.640 Now
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00:37:51.220 Entire
00:37:51.780 Town
00:37:52.080 Burned
00:37:52.460 To
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00:37:52.620 You
00:37:53.120 Want
00:37:53.280 To
00:37:53.380 Wait
00:37:53.580 For
00:37:54.020 A
00:37:54.200 12
00:37:54.500 Year
00:37:54.760 Rebuild
00:37:55.280 Of
00:37:55.520 Your
00:37:55.660 Society
00:37:56.180 No
00:37:56.600 No
00:37:57.140 You
00:37:57.480 Might
00:37:57.680 Want
00:37:57.840 To
00:37:57.940 Leave
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00:37:58.240 Go
00:37:58.320 To
00:37:58.400 A
00:37:58.500 Nice
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00:37:59.080 Community
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00:38:00.000 You
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00:38:00.740 Offers
00:38:01.180 To
00:38:01.320 Sell
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00:38:01.700 Home
00:38:01.900 Because
00:38:02.200 Gavin
00:38:02.580 Newsom
00:38:02.920 Is
00:38:03.040 Terrible
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00:38:04.080 Good
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00:38:07.820 The
00:38:08.220 Lesson
00:38:08.760 All
00:38:09.020 Right
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00:38:09.360 In
00:38:09.500 Just
00:38:09.660 A
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00:38:11.360 It's
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00:38:12.980 Theft
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00:38:13.700 You
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00:38:25.760 Protection
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00:38:26.440 Cyber
00:38:26.720 Criminals
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00:38:27.440 Mention
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00:38:29.480 Get
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00:38:29.920 Life
00:38:30.200 Lock
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00:38:31.880 To
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00:38:32.480 How
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00:38:33.020 Crime
00:38:33.360 And
00:38:33.520 Identity
00:38:34.040 Theft
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00:38:35.320 Life
00:38:35.780 Life
00:38:36.580 Lock
00:38:36.860 Offers
00:38:37.260 Advanced
00:38:37.840 Empowered
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00:38:39.000 Of
00:38:39.180 Your
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00:38:39.780 And
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00:44:24.820 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
00:44:29.840 Well, inauguration is Monday.
00:44:35.120 Donald Trump is doing it different than most presidents.
00:44:39.340 What a surprise.
00:44:41.040 He's invited global leaders this time.
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00:46:26.220 All righty.
00:46:29.540 So, you know who's going to be sitting up on the steps of the Capitol?
00:46:38.380 Not me.
00:46:39.280 Not me.
00:46:39.460 Not you.
00:46:40.020 Not me.
00:46:40.300 No.
00:46:40.500 No, we'll be actually covering it for Blaze TV, right?
00:46:42.620 Yeah.
00:46:42.740 This is going to be really cool.
00:46:44.100 We're going to be overlooking the happenings and covering every minute of it as it happens.
00:46:50.740 Yeah.
00:46:50.860 I can't wait.
00:46:51.720 Both here and on Blaze TV, by the way.
00:46:53.700 I cannot wait to hear his speech.
00:46:55.640 This is one I'm actually really excited about.
00:46:58.560 I haven't been excited about any president getting in for a very long time.
00:47:02.520 Had not thought about that yet.
00:47:03.660 That's interesting because it's a totally different tone, I think, than the first one.
00:47:10.180 Remember the first one was American Carnage.
00:47:12.080 Yeah.
00:47:12.260 That was the American Carnage speech.
00:47:13.720 And it was kind of like known as that sort of a little bit of a downer.
00:47:18.960 Yeah.
00:47:19.280 You know?
00:47:19.900 It was a little bit of a downer.
00:47:21.180 And for good reason.
00:47:22.020 There's a lot of problems he was talking about.
00:47:23.600 And I'm sure he'll hit some of that stuff here.
00:47:25.400 But this feels actually more optimistic.
00:47:27.100 I feel like we're going into a period of vision rather than one of like, gosh, the last thing sucked.
00:47:32.720 Exactly right.
00:47:33.680 A period of vision.
00:47:35.200 What the country has needed for a very long time.
00:47:38.760 Vision.
00:47:39.160 You know, the vision that they were selling, you know, under the Biden administration, they had to force people into that vision.
00:47:47.900 Nobody saw that as inspiring.
00:47:50.580 You're like, no, no, no.
00:47:51.540 I don't want to do that.
00:47:52.680 Then you shut up and sit down.
00:47:55.500 We're going to silence your voice because you're going to do it and you're going to like it.
00:47:58.840 This vision is inspiring.
00:48:03.160 And that's exactly what we're getting now.
00:48:05.460 We're also going to see Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos.
00:48:09.960 They're on the guest list, but they donated a million dollars to the Trump inaugural fund.
00:48:15.720 You know, so they're like, we're with you.
00:48:20.580 Uh, they're going to, you know, sit next to Elon Musk.
00:48:26.460 Uh, John Roberts is going to minister the oath of office to Trump at noon on Monday.
00:48:32.300 Uh, the riskiest invitation.
00:48:34.600 Now you don't usually invite other heads of state, but he did.
00:48:40.580 Uh, but only ones that, you know, he thought were really important.
00:48:44.140 Uh, Malay is coming, uh, the prime minister of Italy, Maloney, apparently is coming.
00:48:51.420 Uh, Brazilian president is coming.
00:48:54.080 If he could retrieve his passport, uh, this is, uh, uh, Bolsonaro.
00:49:00.240 If he can get his passport from Brazil, he's coming.
00:49:05.420 Um, and, uh, oh, uh, the prime minister or the president of Ukraine not coming.
00:49:12.520 No, I wasn't invited.
00:49:14.760 What about Vladimir Putin?
00:49:16.520 I bet he'll be there.
00:49:17.800 No, he's not.
00:49:18.440 How about Kim Jong-un?
00:49:20.320 He's not going to be there.
00:49:21.100 He'll be there.
00:49:22.000 Uh, you know who he did invite?
00:49:23.960 Who?
00:49:24.760 Xi Jinping.
00:49:26.240 Really?
00:49:26.760 Yeah.
00:49:27.040 I don't think he's going to come.
00:49:28.020 No, he's not coming.
00:49:28.880 No.
00:49:29.380 Darn it.
00:49:29.800 He's just sending a high level representative.
00:49:32.200 Okay.
00:49:32.480 Uh, in his place.
00:49:33.580 I mean, look, you want, I would love good relationship with China.
00:49:37.600 I would too.
00:49:38.120 It would be great.
00:49:38.700 I mean, we're never going to have a, a perfect relationship because of the,
00:49:42.520 all the terrible things they do, but I would love to not be on the verge of war with them.
00:49:47.340 It'd be great.
00:49:48.080 Me too.
00:49:48.400 And I think the president is exactly like that.
00:49:50.960 You know, the difference though is, um, the last president didn't have to invite him,
00:49:56.040 uh, because the last president was, I mean, really already in the pocket of China.
00:50:03.160 So, you know, this one, this time, the China relationship I think is going to be open and
00:50:08.460 we'll know about it and it'll be pro American instead of like, I just don't know what the
00:50:14.740 Xi Jinping is telling me to do when we were at the side of the Mount Kilimanjaro.
00:50:21.200 No, I'm just doing that.
00:50:23.980 Yeah.
00:50:24.160 It's, it's going to be different with Donald Trump.
00:50:25.760 Yeah.
00:50:25.980 When Biden was thinking about inviting him, he just walked in the room and was like,
00:50:29.360 I think I want to invite, uh, Xi Jinping.
00:50:32.060 And Hunter was just like, oh, I'm on WhatsApp with him right now.
00:50:34.840 Right.
00:50:35.040 What do you want me to tell him?
00:50:35.820 It's funny.
00:50:36.240 He just said that he should invite you to your inauguration.
00:50:39.540 No.
00:50:39.740 Uh, the inaugural parade also is going to have the MAGA, MAGA garbage truck.
00:50:45.160 Uh, and really, yeah.
00:50:47.860 And he's got Carrie Underwood.
00:50:50.240 Uh, he has, uh, fireworks.
00:50:52.960 She's taking a beating over this by the way, which is weird.
00:50:56.260 I mean, you know, look, I don't think she's in a big, is this an endorsement of Trump?
00:51:01.340 I think she's just, first of all, a performer.
00:51:03.500 Second of all, thinks the country should come together.
00:51:05.600 Doesn't think Republicans are all evil, which I guess is the standard you're supposed to have.
00:51:09.840 Right.
00:51:10.440 Uh, you know, but I mean, like I remember going to a Republican national convention with you
00:51:14.760 back in the day, Glenn, and, you know, the rock came out.
00:51:18.280 Yeah.
00:51:18.740 Dwayne Johnson came out and he, and he spoke at it and it's like, well, he, he, again,
00:51:24.740 this is a long time ago, but he's, you know, obviously a massive star and it wasn't like,
00:51:30.040 hey, I endorse all Republican tax cuts.
00:51:33.080 That wasn't, it was just like someone who was saying like, hey, like, you know, I love
00:51:38.000 America was basically all he said.
00:51:40.080 And that's exactly what Carrie Underwood is saying.
00:51:42.200 Yeah.
00:51:42.320 I just, I love my country and this is an important moment.
00:51:45.840 Maybe we can all come together.
00:51:47.720 And I think that's important.
00:51:49.400 Maybe, maybe America, we're returning to that place to where we don't have to hate each other
00:51:55.020 if we vote differently.
00:51:56.360 Wouldn't that be nice?
00:51:57.100 Wouldn't that be nice?
00:51:58.160 Uh, by the way, YMCA, the village people are coming.
00:52:01.160 I don't know when they're going to be interesting to see when they're actually going to perform.
00:52:06.780 Uh, I mean, it might be weird to have the cowboy construction worker, the police officer,
00:52:13.380 and, uh, the, uh, Indian on stage there in front of the Capitol.
00:52:18.240 I don't, I mean, I don't think that's what's going to happen, but I don't know.
00:52:22.420 It's Donald Trump.
00:52:23.260 He's got the garbage truck in the parade.
00:52:24.980 Who knows?
00:52:26.260 Anything could happen just about anything.
00:52:30.620 Um, and of course, uh, Michelle Obama is not going to be there.
00:52:36.160 Barack Obama is going to be there.
00:52:37.340 Yeah, that's interesting though.
00:52:38.080 Michelle, that is a notable one, right?
00:52:41.100 Barack's going, the Bushes, the Bushes don't like Trump.
00:52:43.920 They're going.
00:52:44.560 Oh, they hate.
00:52:45.600 They're going because they, you know, they respect what's going on here.
00:52:49.120 Um, it's a different message from Michelle.
00:52:52.160 She doesn't respect it.
00:52:53.500 No, she hates it.
00:52:54.740 She hates it.
00:52:55.100 She hates it.
00:52:55.840 Um, by the way, Mike Johnson has, uh, said that the flags are going up to full staff just
00:53:02.620 for the inauguration.
00:53:03.480 Then there'll be Lord lowered after he said, he thinks it's appropriate that we honor Jimmy
00:53:08.100 Carter the way it should be, but we also honor the incoming president during the inauguration.
00:53:14.160 So I think that's a reasonable compromise.
00:53:16.580 It's obvious.
00:53:19.120 Obvious, right?
00:53:20.700 They will.
00:53:21.240 I mean, you wonder, I don't know, is it standard Glenn?
00:53:23.900 You know, this stuff better than I do, but like, is it standard 30 days of flag lowering?
00:53:27.900 So that's a normal, normal thing for a president.
00:53:30.260 Yeah.
00:53:30.840 Um, so I'm sure it wasn't a message being sent by the Biden administration.
00:53:36.040 You could, you could lower the flags for Jimmy Carter based on what he did for about 10 minutes.
00:53:41.360 And I would think that's being very generous.
00:53:43.560 Very generous.
00:53:44.240 Uh, however, he's the president.
00:53:46.340 He was the president of the United States.
00:53:48.060 Everybody should be treated exactly the same.
00:53:51.000 No matter how they, you know, performed in office, he should have, you know, 30 days of
00:53:57.060 the flag lowered.
00:53:57.780 So I stand for that.
00:53:59.280 But I also believe the president of the United States on inauguration day, that is a visionary
00:54:04.840 day.
00:54:05.380 That is a day that we, we are not looking to the past.
00:54:08.440 We're looking to the future.
00:54:09.940 So during the inauguration, those should be raised in honor of the incoming president and
00:54:16.240 then brought back down after the inauguration.
00:54:19.080 And frankly, it looks like we're mourning the new president coming into office.
00:54:23.340 Exactly right.
00:54:23.960 It looks terrible.
00:54:25.300 You know, I, I would say that for anyone, I would also say 30 days is just excessive for
00:54:30.360 any president.
00:54:30.960 I don't care who it is.
00:54:31.900 30 days, 30 days, I don't like the pomp and circumstance around this.
00:54:35.100 I don't like the state funerals.
00:54:36.340 I don't like the parades.
00:54:37.500 I don't like any of it.
00:54:39.060 We, we, this is not Great Britain.
00:54:42.740 Yeah.
00:54:43.260 This is not, we don't have.
00:54:44.920 I don't know.
00:54:45.280 When, when Reagan died, uh, I went to the funeral and I, you know, I stood in line to,
00:54:51.860 I guess, view the casket, which was a little weird, but I didn't have a problem with that.
00:54:56.880 I, I, I know, I know you didn't.
00:55:00.360 And, uh, but you still did.
00:55:01.620 I, I, I, it's not like my biggest complaint about the country, but I don't, I think it
00:55:06.920 would be meaningful for a country like the United States that broke away from all of
00:55:11.600 that, that was founded in a, in a revolution against countries like that to just say, you
00:55:17.700 know what?
00:55:18.160 We respect what that guy did, but he's just another guy.
00:55:21.700 He's just a freaking other guy.
00:55:23.620 A president is not King.
00:55:24.860 He's not a dictator.
00:55:25.580 He's another guy in our, he's a, a person who of note, here's a day, but then that's
00:55:31.220 it.
00:55:31.400 I think, and you know, who is going to do this because they all love it, but that would require
00:55:37.680 first the president of the United States when he leaves office to say, no, please call me
00:55:42.720 Mr. Trump, Mr. Beck, you know, whoever it is, because I'm no longer the president.
00:55:49.060 And that's important.
00:55:50.740 What George Washington wanted was you return back right in, you know, you served, but you're
00:55:56.560 not Senator for life.
00:55:58.760 I mean, well, they are now, but I mean, you know, you were supposed to not come home in
00:56:03.560 a box.
00:56:05.160 You know, you're supposed to return back into the workforce.
00:56:08.120 I mean, it was the George Washington vibe, right?
00:56:10.700 That's what he wanted.
00:56:11.640 He wanted it to be, he wanted you to be, you go, you take this position.
00:56:15.240 It is a position with all sorts of checks and balances on it with limited power.
00:56:19.880 That is, it's not co-equal branches of government.
00:56:24.260 Congress actually has more power than the president of the United States in our system.
00:56:28.300 The president can't eject congressmen.
00:56:31.260 Congressman can eject the president.
00:56:33.980 Correct.
00:56:34.180 So it is, it's supposed to be a system that doesn't look at that position as a god.
00:56:41.860 And I do think when you're talking state funeral, I'm thinking of like Lennon, you know, that's
00:56:48.180 what comes to mind.
00:56:49.000 You know, it's like that, I just, it's too much.
00:56:52.180 It's not the biggest thing in the world, but it's too much for me.
00:56:54.380 Okay.
00:56:55.240 I mean, did you have a problem with the train bringing Lincoln's body home and everybody
00:56:59.260 standing by the train tracks?
00:57:00.460 I mean, I think a, a, a, I think people, I think people want, yeah, people want a little
00:57:06.480 bit of mourning, but again, we're talking, I'm, what we're just discussing is a month,
00:57:10.920 a month, a month of the flag of all the flags in America to have staff for a guy who's a hundred
00:57:19.040 years old and by the way, a horrible president.
00:57:21.900 Right.
00:57:22.600 Well, you got to give it the same for everybody, but I think you're right on that.
00:57:25.880 And I also think, I also, I mean, I think we spend more time.
00:57:30.300 I think we spend more time today than I ever remember as a kid with our flags at half
00:57:34.140 staff.
00:57:34.480 You're like, who the hell died?
00:57:35.740 I know.
00:57:36.280 You know what I mean?
00:57:36.560 A lot of times I don't know.
00:57:37.820 Yeah.
00:57:37.980 It's like lucky the cat, uh, you know, the last president's cat that you didn't even know
00:57:42.300 died.
00:57:42.700 We have to have it down for three days.
00:57:44.160 I mean, I don't even, they seem to always be at half staff and it's like, can we not do
00:57:50.480 that?
00:57:51.060 Let's cause that way, when you say, uh, who died, when you ask that question, people will
00:57:57.320 have an answer, but the, the answer I constantly get back is I have no idea.
00:58:02.820 Yeah.
00:58:03.240 I don't know.
00:58:03.680 I, it's honestly, honestly, I saw it, uh, the other day and at half staff and it took
00:58:10.160 me a second.
00:58:10.700 I was like, what, why is that at half staff today?
00:58:12.700 And I was like, Oh, is it Carter still?
00:58:15.220 Yeah.
00:58:15.660 Like, and it was, yeah.
00:58:17.900 And I eventually thought about it and figured it out, but it wasn't like instant, like,
00:58:21.740 oh my gosh, the national tragedy of the 100 year old man who by the way, has looked dead
00:58:26.380 for about seven years, uh, is now dead.
00:58:29.320 And look, congratulations.
00:58:31.220 The guy made it to a hundred years old.
00:58:32.560 No knock on him.
00:58:33.860 Apparently he got out and voted even in this past election.
00:58:36.620 That was a miracle.
00:58:37.080 Did you see him?
00:58:37.440 He was spry.
00:58:38.160 He looked spry.
00:58:39.300 He looked like I'm going to, I'm going to, I'm going to mark that box.
00:58:42.820 That, which means surely I want to, I want to check the box for Joe Biden.
00:58:51.400 No help whatsoever on that, Glenn.
00:58:54.100 None.
00:58:54.520 But again, I just, it's not a knock on, like, I have a lot of knocks on Carter's presidency.
00:58:59.320 I don't think he was a good one, but I, I'm with you.
00:59:02.200 You know, a lot of people probably did appreciate him.
00:59:05.080 He was a nice guy.
00:59:05.760 He wasn't like this evil figure in my head.
00:59:08.920 Uh, so I get it that you're going to have a morning and, you know, you, you could choose,
00:59:13.680 I would assume as president to say, I don't want a state funeral if he wanted it.
00:59:17.520 And he wants to put millions and millions of dollars of, uh, of our money to celebrate
00:59:22.520 his presidency after he's dead.
00:59:24.140 That's, that's, I guess, up to him.
00:59:25.680 I just don't think it's a wonderful idea.
00:59:27.940 By the way, I just think of how many times the amount, how, think about it for just a
00:59:33.500 moment this way, as I like to do from time to time.
00:59:35.640 All the taxes you will ever pay in your entire life, combine them all, and you've paid for
00:59:43.380 like one eighteenth of a mile of the parade of his casket.
00:59:48.540 Like, it's, it's so, I don't know exactly, but it's like all the money, all the security,
00:59:53.660 all the things that went into that.
00:59:55.220 So that's another thing.
00:59:56.280 I just don't think it's right.
00:59:57.140 I look at these funerals as a celebration, not of life, the end of secret service protection.
01:00:05.220 So you're saving money.
01:00:07.340 You're like at celebration, the burden is finally off our shoulders.
01:00:12.680 That's true.
01:00:13.500 Yeah.
01:00:13.800 That's true.
01:00:14.280 I can't imagine he would be a, I mean, he wouldn't have to be very fast to be able to defend him.
01:00:19.400 He's not moving around all that much.
01:00:20.720 Well, those were the one, those were the fat, you know, DEI hires that were, you know, they
01:00:26.200 were, they can't run, they can't jump, they can't, they can't do anything.
01:00:30.400 Once he's in a secure location, there's not much that's going to happen.
01:00:33.280 Right.
01:00:33.680 No, no.
01:00:34.680 And he's not real active.
01:00:36.660 Well, that hasn't changed in the last year from right now for about the last 12 or 48 months.
01:00:46.020 Quick question.
01:00:46.620 Yeah.
01:00:46.840 Better president.
01:00:47.580 Joe Biden or Jimmy Carter.
01:00:52.300 Jimmy Carter.
01:00:53.080 Currently.
01:00:55.180 If you could pick one to be currently the president of the United States, which one would you pick?
01:00:59.260 I pick Carter.
01:00:59.920 Jimmy Carter, but is it, is it any different than what we have right now?
01:01:04.000 I think so.
01:01:04.720 Because Biden is currently doing harm to the country.
01:01:07.940 No, no, no.
01:01:08.320 No, the people around him are doing harm.
01:01:10.960 Those people would still be around Jimmy Carter.
01:01:13.620 He voted today.
01:01:15.340 He can sign things.
01:01:16.420 Carter couldn't sign anything.
01:01:18.180 Now they can forge his signature.
01:01:19.720 Right.
01:01:19.820 I don't think it would be believable.
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01:02:34.720 There is a great,
01:02:46.700 great article written by Christopher Knight.
01:02:50.800 He writes for the Western Journal and American Thinker,
01:02:53.440 and he wrote one for the Federalist.
01:02:58.040 No one wants a Biden presidential library.
01:03:02.600 And he writes a really good case on what would be in the Biden presidential library.
01:03:10.500 Just a bunch of shredded documents.
01:03:12.020 Yeah, he said, you know, everything is just blacked out.
01:03:16.100 He said that, you know, I've been to the Nixon library,
01:03:19.740 and he said they confront Watergate straight on.
01:03:23.640 They give you all the details, everything about Watergate.
01:03:27.140 Do you think that Biden would have anything about Huntergate, Chinagate, gategate,
01:03:36.920 any of the gates that we just went through?
01:03:40.140 No, I honestly think that era is over.
01:03:43.240 I wouldn't expect that out of the Trump Museum, either,
01:03:46.220 that he would address his scandals in some, like, journalistic way.
01:03:51.360 He's going to give his side of the story, maybe.
01:03:53.360 You know, but I don't think Trump's going to be like,
01:03:54.680 actually, you know, he had a good point on this.
01:03:56.960 I don't think that's happening.
01:03:58.180 And I don't think you'd go to Bush's administration,
01:04:01.540 or Bush's library, and see an awful lot of that.
01:04:05.040 You might see some.
01:04:06.440 But it does feel like that's fading, doesn't it?
01:04:08.700 I don't think that's a good thing.
01:04:10.140 You know, I don't think that's a good thing.
01:04:11.640 I think you have to put it into context.
01:04:13.320 Now, it's going to be hard for 100 years.
01:04:16.300 You know, it'll take, you have to disconnect from current policies.
01:04:20.140 It's easy for us to talk about Taft now.
01:04:23.600 You know, but when Taft was still waddling.
01:04:25.860 Is it other than the bathtub?
01:04:26.680 Is it?
01:04:26.860 Yeah.
01:04:27.320 Because that's the only thing we know about the guy.
01:04:28.760 Yeah.
01:04:29.140 But when he was waddling around, you didn't want to talk about the bathtub.
01:04:32.700 Now we can talk about the bathtub.
01:04:34.180 Now we can talk about it.
01:04:35.120 It couldn't fit in the bathtub.
01:04:35.780 Right.
01:04:36.040 It couldn't fit in it.
01:04:36.840 And that's why they have a tub in the White House.
01:04:39.380 Apparently, I've never seen the tub.
01:04:41.040 But apparently, it's still there, which is so darn exciting.
01:04:45.140 Anyway, you know, you have to wait for history before everybody's dead to be able to judge it fairly.
01:04:53.040 Finally, Trump's library is going to be awesome.
01:04:58.140 Yeah, it will be fun.
01:04:58.920 This is Glenn Beck.
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01:05:13.140 He really doesn't give a crap about me.
01:05:16.500 You know, I'm like, I'm the one you're supposed to protect.
01:05:18.960 Yeah.
01:05:19.320 Yeah.
01:05:20.040 Right.
01:05:20.800 Think again, bozo.
01:05:23.040 He doesn't speak English.
01:05:24.920 I like to keep it that way because, you know, that way he doesn't know for sure that I'm not the one in charge.
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01:06:25.760 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
01:06:42.660 May I just give you a blast from the past, which can be uttered again today.
01:06:49.640 We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.
01:06:56.720 We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.
01:07:03.500 When Barack Obama said that, we didn't know what that meant.
01:07:08.280 But I think everybody in America knows what it means with Donald Trump.
01:07:12.380 It means an end to all of this DEI nonsense, a return to common sense, a return to policing of our streets, of secure borders, of a military that actually knows how to fight.
01:07:29.620 A government justice department that is not going after parents, not claiming that they're terrorists who actually recognize terrorists and will get them off the streets, put them in jail or ship them back home.
01:07:46.220 That's the fundamental transformation that you're going to see on beginning on Monday.
01:07:52.720 Now, Stu, I thought of you when I first saw this article, the birth date of this department is going to be Monday, according to Donald Trump.
01:08:07.960 He announced the creation of a new government department to seek tariff payments from foreign governments.
01:08:15.740 He called the new department the External Revenue Service.
01:08:19.840 I love that name.
01:08:22.340 I love the branding.
01:08:23.380 Yes.
01:08:23.840 External.
01:08:24.600 Because it makes you remember internal in IRS.
01:08:28.480 You don't think about it.
01:08:29.360 You always think of just revenue.
01:08:30.640 In other words, they're taking your money.
01:08:33.260 But internal, it is just focused on taking our money.
01:08:36.180 Our money.
01:08:36.300 It's on the citizens.
01:08:37.360 He said, we're going to begin charging those that make money off of all of us with trade, and they're going to start paying finally their fair share for far too long.
01:08:45.040 We've relied on taxing our great people using the Internal Revenue Service through soft and pathetically weak trade agreements.
01:08:52.500 The American economy has delivered growth and prosperity to the world while taxing ourselves.
01:08:57.280 It's time for that to change.
01:08:58.960 I'm announcing that I will create the External Revenue Service to collect our tariffs, duties, and all revenue that come from foreign sources.
01:09:07.820 We will begin charging those that make money off of us with trade, and they will start paying finally their fair share.
01:09:16.080 Okay.
01:09:17.080 So, I actually really like this, but is this more than just another name for tariffs?
01:09:28.200 I like the name of it.
01:09:30.460 I like the idea that all of the quote-unquote revenue for the United States does not just come from us.
01:09:37.520 Yes, I do too.
01:09:38.220 So, I like that idea.
01:09:39.420 I'm not a big tariff guy, as you know.
01:09:41.960 But I think it would be smart to look at this not just as tariffs, but as, you know, there are ways to get revenue.
01:09:51.160 Like, you know, people were talking about cross-border payments, for example, where you, like, you know, let's say an immigrant comes across the border, starts sending all their money back to Mexico, or, you know, certainly businesses doing this.
01:10:05.220 Try to target that revenue, right?
01:10:06.900 Like, you know, again, you can argue whether that's good policy or not, but, like, that's, there's more to it than just tariffs.
01:10:13.620 But I do think that, obviously, that's Trump's priority.
01:10:15.580 It is his favorite word in the English language.
01:10:17.580 Oh, he loves it.
01:10:18.100 By his own description.
01:10:18.820 Oh, he loves it.
01:10:19.980 He loves it.
01:10:20.920 By the way, Canada suddenly says they're going to buy more U.S. products because Trump said, you know, Canada is not a really good neighbor to us.
01:10:35.300 We buy more from them than they buy from us.
01:10:39.280 And he started talking about a 51st state.
01:10:42.460 And now all of a sudden, Canada is like, you know what?
01:10:46.260 I think we should buy more American products.
01:10:48.820 This is the way a good negotiator works.
01:10:53.460 You know, there's a story today, Germany.
01:10:57.980 Trump is saying 5%.
01:11:00.700 Everybody needs to pay at least 5% into NATO.
01:11:07.500 And nobody wants to do that.
01:11:09.260 We're paying.
01:11:09.840 We're paying the lion's share of protecting Europe.
01:11:14.620 And, you know, he said, look, I have to tell you, 2% is not reasonable.
01:11:22.120 You have real issues.
01:11:24.520 You have to spend at least 5% of your GDP on defense because we're not going to do it anymore.
01:11:30.640 We're not going to be holding the bag anymore.
01:11:33.080 Amen.
01:11:33.420 Well, Germany said, I don't think so.
01:11:37.040 It's 2%.
01:11:37.980 Oh, okay.
01:11:39.420 Well, then defend yourself because you're going to pay a lot more than 5%.
01:11:44.160 Go ahead.
01:11:45.500 Defend yourself.
01:11:46.360 We have got to, we have to stop being, you know, the daddy warbucks of everybody.
01:11:53.760 We have to stop being the stupid rich guy that just comes in and goes, oh, I want to be your friend.
01:12:01.640 Here, have some more money.
01:12:03.440 Well, I can afford it more than, because we're poor now.
01:12:06.360 I don't know if you know that.
01:12:08.020 We have the biggest house on the street.
01:12:10.400 The most cars.
01:12:11.760 It's luxurious.
01:12:13.600 It's got the greatest gold faucets in the bathroom.
01:12:17.240 But we can't make the mortgage payments.
01:12:20.600 So we're not the richest.
01:12:22.420 We appear to be the richest.
01:12:25.120 That has to end.
01:12:28.360 So Germany says no to NATO.
01:12:31.560 Poland says, yeah, we should be paying more.
01:12:35.100 You know what?
01:12:36.400 Those former communist countries, they get it.
01:12:39.060 They get it.
01:12:40.240 You know, I think all you have to do is just live under a Stalin, you know, for almost 100 years.
01:12:47.720 And that lesson doesn't seem to leave you.
01:12:50.300 You know, it seems like, you know, I seem to remember my grandparents being thrown into a gulag.
01:12:58.900 And it keeps you vigilant.
01:13:02.540 Unfortunately, that's where I thought we were going to have to go.
01:13:07.300 But we didn't, thank goodness, at least so far.
01:13:11.920 Although California, do you think California is going to learn its lesson?
01:13:15.300 I would love to say yes to that.
01:13:20.720 I would love it.
01:13:24.680 Let me give you this.
01:13:27.060 Let me give you this.
01:13:28.340 Los Angeles County Fire Chief, Anthony Marone, said, anybody who is a person experiencing homelessness should be seeking shelter.
01:13:41.300 I ask all Los Angeles County residents in wildfire prone areas to understand that this is necessary for public safety to have power shutoffs.
01:13:54.300 And they're going to prevent our our next fire from starting if we have down paralyzed power lines.
01:14:00.060 I also ask our unhoused neighbors not to have warming fires.
01:14:06.260 Anybody who is a person experiencing homelessness should be seeking shelter.
01:14:10.960 And please don't light any fires.
01:14:12.720 That leads me to believe, especially the unhoused neighbors, leads me to believe, nope.
01:14:21.780 Like the homeless, first of all, they don't have TV.
01:14:24.300 How are they hearing that?
01:14:25.840 How is that?
01:14:26.720 You know, you think they're up.
01:14:28.000 They got their cable television.
01:14:29.480 They're there.
01:14:30.020 They're listening.
01:14:30.520 And the homeless, I mean, do you I mean, if you're on meth, I mean, I don't think I need to know your story.
01:14:41.580 I think I got your story.
01:14:43.300 And I don't think you're the one that really cares about what the fire chief is saying.
01:14:50.580 You know, if you're going to be ingesting meth, you probably don't have too much worry about anything.
01:14:55.520 Yeah.
01:14:55.740 If you're already taking some risks in life.
01:14:57.440 And I don't think you're saying what was on the Neil Cavuto, you know, podcast today?
01:15:03.340 What was he talking about?
01:15:04.880 Minor point of distinction, I would say.
01:15:06.600 I was in New York City over vacation and they might not have televisions.
01:15:11.660 A lot of them have iPhones, though.
01:15:13.160 Yeah, they do.
01:15:14.040 Yeah.
01:15:14.520 So I don't know.
01:15:15.140 A thousand dollar phone.
01:15:16.060 I don't know how it works.
01:15:17.200 But it's a right.
01:15:19.080 It's a right.
01:15:19.440 It's true.
01:15:20.060 I forgot about that's in the Constitution and the Apple Clause.
01:15:23.060 Right.
01:15:23.700 Right.
01:15:24.260 It is.
01:15:25.040 Well, George Washington.
01:15:26.440 I don't remember.
01:15:27.440 I don't remember that.
01:15:27.780 Exactly.
01:15:28.940 What did he do with an apple?
01:15:30.020 He did something with an apple in one of those stories.
01:15:31.500 You know, I would have a lot more hope.
01:15:33.580 I can't remember exactly.
01:15:34.960 It was a cherry.
01:15:35.900 It was a cherry and he did lie about it?
01:15:38.300 He didn't lie about it.
01:15:38.880 None of that.
01:15:39.480 No, that was a lie.
01:15:40.560 None of it was true.
01:15:41.500 We decided to make up a lie about somebody telling the truth.
01:15:45.240 That's insane.
01:15:46.180 Is there a story about George Washington putting an apple on his head and being hit with an arrow?
01:15:49.960 No.
01:15:50.200 That's not a story?
01:15:50.920 No, that's not a story.
01:15:51.780 Not for George Washington.
01:15:53.160 For somebody, though.
01:15:53.860 It's, gosh, getting hit in the head was Isaac Newton.
01:16:00.600 I'm trying to remember the apple on the.
01:16:02.300 Okay.
01:16:02.680 Okay.
01:16:03.060 But there is a story like that.
01:16:04.120 Which one's the one with the flux capacitor?
01:16:05.600 Which president was that?
01:16:06.480 Uh, that's Indiana Jones.
01:16:07.980 Okay.
01:16:08.340 Indiana Jones.
01:16:08.860 That makes sense.
01:16:09.440 So, yeah.
01:16:10.120 So we, so we have that.
01:16:11.380 Uh, I mean, if, if, you know, the fire department was coming out and saying, hey, hobos, you light
01:16:17.660 fires, you're going to jail.
01:16:18.800 I think I would have more hope of them learning their lesson, but, uh.
01:16:23.600 So encouraging.
01:16:24.740 What if you just encouraged them to light fires?
01:16:27.720 Then would they maybe not do it?
01:16:29.980 No, I think they're already doing that.
01:16:31.480 They're doing that.
01:16:31.860 I think they're already.
01:16:32.780 Okay.
01:16:33.020 Yeah.
01:16:33.440 So you think, you think some sort of criminal punishment for committing, for setting fires
01:16:39.180 in California would be the appropriate.
01:16:40.320 I know that's crazy talk to say that anyone could commit a crime.
01:16:44.540 Because we all know crimes are a social construct.
01:16:47.260 Right.
01:16:47.720 Especially if you're unhoused.
01:16:49.400 Yes.
01:16:49.960 Yes.
01:16:50.460 Now, do the people of the Palisades count as unhoused?
01:16:53.520 Are they unhoused, Gavin?
01:16:56.060 I'd like to know that.
01:16:57.040 You seem to have unhoused an entire city.
01:16:59.860 Yeah.
01:17:00.200 Because of your stupid policies.
01:17:01.880 And then told those people they can't sell their unhouses.
01:17:06.060 You know, the, you know, the amazing thing is, uh, they didn't, the reason why they didn't
01:17:10.500 pre-position firemen in all these areas after the, remember we told you yesterday or the
01:17:15.120 day before that, uh, the weather service said, here it comes.
01:17:19.860 We got three, you know, three or four days to prepare.
01:17:22.120 Here comes the most vicious weather cycle that we could have.
01:17:27.000 If a forest fire starts or a brush fire starts, it'll burn down the whole city.
01:17:31.240 Usually you pre-position everything.
01:17:33.200 You know why they didn't?
01:17:34.360 They didn't want to pay overtime.
01:17:38.020 So instead we're paying this, we're paying for all of this as a country.
01:17:42.820 We're paying for all of this, uh, by the way, did you see the owner of the LA times?
01:17:46.940 I mean, this gives me a little bit of hope.
01:17:50.480 It's not the, Hey hobo, you're going to the, you know, to the clank, you know, what this,
01:17:57.220 what this is, is at least a step forward.
01:18:00.300 He said, yeah, we, uh, we endorsed Karen Bass.
01:18:04.660 Uh, and that was a mistake.
01:18:07.500 Was it?
01:18:08.320 You think?
01:18:09.120 You think?
01:18:10.080 Right now, that was a mistake.
01:18:13.360 And, uh, we admit that.
01:18:16.300 That's, that's interesting.
01:18:18.040 Good for you.
01:18:18.660 Again, he's rich, so you can't trust him.
01:18:21.180 Uh, that's because he's a bad person because he has money.
01:18:24.100 Uh, that's all that, that's what that means immediately.
01:18:26.420 So that is how they will dismiss this.
01:18:28.860 But it is, first of all, this is the way newspapers should operate.
01:18:32.600 They should not be endorsing candidates.
01:18:34.860 I think it's, I understand that there's a good history to it.
01:18:37.580 It went back to our founding and that's the way.
01:18:39.540 Well, it did happen at the beginning, but I still don't think it's good.
01:18:42.260 Because the papers were called the Republican and the Democrat.
01:18:45.600 And the Democrat, you know, so that's how it was.
01:18:48.240 And I, so I understand why it occurs.
01:18:49.900 I don't think it's a good, uh, a good thing for a paper to do these days.
01:18:53.000 I think both the Washington Post and the LA Times, because of their evil billionaire owners,
01:18:58.000 have it right on that.
01:18:59.620 And I think this is a good example of it.
01:19:01.680 Because number one, you're wrong a lot.
01:19:03.660 Yeah.
01:19:03.800 And number two, nobody believes, no one takes anything out of it anyway.
01:19:06.960 No.
01:19:07.240 And nobody believes you.
01:19:08.360 Here's what they said about Karen Bass.
01:19:10.980 She's the most experienced public official in the race.
01:19:14.420 And she's an outsider willing to challenge the status quo.
01:19:18.220 Oh, yeah, she did.
01:19:19.560 Los Angeles needs a leader who can bring Angelenos together.
01:19:23.520 And who has a holistic vision for a better city.
01:19:27.340 And Karen Bass is that person.
01:19:30.100 Really?
01:19:30.540 You stopped at that was wrong?
01:19:34.460 I think we could throw a few more adjectives into that sentence for the Los Angeles Times.
01:19:42.000 Sometimes I think about a lot of things as we get older.
01:19:46.440 A lot of things that we miss is trust.
01:19:49.920 They go to our days.
01:19:51.060 Who are the people you actually trust?
01:19:53.760 What are the businesses that you trust?
01:19:57.120 This used to be kind of easy.
01:20:00.560 There were companies that you could say, I trust.
01:20:03.060 And a handshake was a deal.
01:20:06.220 Can we still be those people?
01:20:08.720 I'd like to think so.
01:20:10.860 That's what I was going for when we started my company, Real Estate Agents I Trust.
01:20:15.860 We pair you with the best real estate agent in your area.
01:20:19.860 And we know they're the best because we vet them and vet them and vet them.
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01:20:38.520 They're the kind of people who still believe in a handshake deal.
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01:20:49.940 I'd just like you to interview them.
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01:21:09.140 This is Glenn Beck.
01:21:12.400 Stu, name this song.
01:21:32.240 Oh yeah, this is...
01:21:38.240 No, you're thinking of Titanic.
01:21:49.160 Oh yeah.
01:21:50.260 This is not it.
01:21:51.780 Titanic's the movie about the Greek mythology.
01:21:57.040 No, you're thinking Jason Bourne when he's in Switzerland.
01:22:00.700 In Switzerland.
01:22:01.360 Oh, okay.
01:22:02.160 No, I don't think so.
01:22:03.520 Because Jason Bourne...
01:22:05.340 Okay.
01:22:05.660 What is that song?
01:22:08.940 Lone Ranger?
01:22:09.640 No.
01:22:11.160 It is the answer to our apple and the arrow through the head.
01:22:16.020 Or the arrow through the apple sitting on the top of the head.
01:22:19.400 William Tell.
01:22:20.160 That's the William Tell Overture.
01:22:22.760 Okay.
01:22:23.700 Was it also the Lone Ranger?
01:22:25.040 It was the theme from the Lone Ranger.
01:22:26.840 So I was right.
01:22:27.440 What do you mean?
01:22:28.000 It was written a lot.
01:22:29.100 That's not the title of it.
01:22:30.580 The theme to the Lone Ranger is the title to it.
01:22:33.640 No.
01:22:33.760 In my opinion.
01:22:35.020 You're thinking Zorro.
01:22:36.600 Anyway.
01:22:40.740 All right.
01:22:41.500 Wait.
01:22:41.860 So, okay.
01:22:42.340 So the apple in the head was William Tell.
01:22:46.120 Yeah.
01:22:46.320 On the head.
01:22:46.840 I don't even remember that story.
01:22:48.620 The arrow?
01:22:49.240 Do you remember the story?
01:22:50.280 No.
01:22:50.540 Can anyone tell Sarah?
01:22:51.660 Do you know the story?
01:22:54.600 Just chat GPT.
01:22:55.080 Sarah knows only the stories that are on the back of Jack Daniel's bottles.
01:22:58.280 I know those stories.
01:23:00.600 They're great for a while.
01:23:02.100 I don't like these stories.
01:23:03.540 And then they get blurry and you never get to the end.
01:23:05.600 Yeah.
01:23:07.120 Look up William Tell.
01:23:08.420 Who?
01:23:09.200 I don't even know the story.
01:23:11.120 Was he the kid with the apple?
01:23:13.740 Or was he the insane adult with the arrow?
01:23:17.980 It's like, hey!
01:23:19.680 Don't stand there with an apple on your head.
01:23:22.900 That's a good question.
01:23:24.220 Yeah.
01:23:25.580 Do you have the answer?
01:23:26.540 No.
01:23:26.920 I don't have the answer.
01:23:28.180 Okay.
01:23:28.900 He was forced by a tyrant to shoot an apple off his son's head.
01:23:32.800 He succeeded.
01:23:34.360 He kept a second arrow to kill the tyrant if he missed.
01:23:38.620 Wow.
01:23:39.160 That's a good story.
01:23:39.780 That's fantastic.
01:23:40.520 There you go.
01:23:41.280 You should write an overture about him.
01:23:44.480 Nah.
01:23:48.560 This is Glenn Beck.
01:23:52.160 This is Glenn Beck.
01:24:22.160 Oh, yeah.
01:24:26.920 Down the road where shadows hide.
01:24:30.020 Feel the dark on every side.
01:24:32.640 Stand your ground when times get dark.
01:24:35.140 Gotta face the dark and embrace the fire.
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01:24:43.960 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
01:24:47.320 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
01:24:51.520 Pam Bondi is right now being grilled by Congress and the Senate.
01:24:56.580 And Mike Lee is questioning her right now, which gives us a second to talk to Anna Paulina Luna.
01:25:04.140 She is a congresswoman from Florida.
01:25:07.040 She also was, I believe, in the Air Force, wasn't she?
01:25:10.760 And so how does she feel about Pete Hegseth?
01:25:14.440 He doesn't like women.
01:25:15.640 He doesn't want women in the military at all.
01:25:18.020 Women should be abolished.
01:25:18.760 Well, except for, like, sex toys, maybe, or to beat on, if you're a senator questioning him yesterday.
01:25:25.940 Uh, how did Anna think this went yesterday?
01:25:30.620 And where does she stand on women in the military?
01:25:34.900 Representative from Florida, Anna Paulina Luna, in 60 seconds.
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01:26:22.460 You know, I am, uh, I'm with Pete Hegseth, what he said yesterday about being a Christian Zionist.
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01:27:01.760 Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna from Florida, welcome to the program.
01:27:05.800 How are you?
01:27:07.180 Hey, Glenn.
01:27:07.940 Very happy to be back on.
01:27:09.280 Yeah, it's good to talk to you.
01:27:10.480 So, uh, you were in the Air Force, right?
01:27:14.080 I was.
01:27:15.160 And, and what did you do in the Air Force?
01:27:17.960 I did airfield management, worked with, actually, my first installation was the B-2 stealth bomber.
01:27:23.460 So, I did flight plans, a lot of inspections, a lot of reading.
01:27:26.940 Um, did not serve in combat.
01:27:28.420 However, I definitely have an opinion or two on women in combat.
01:27:32.040 I'd like to hear it.
01:27:32.900 Okay, so first of all, you know, yesterday during the confirmation hearings, you know, Pete did incredible.
01:27:39.340 They were trying to lock him into their sound clips or sound bites.
01:27:43.160 But, you know, the one thing that I kept hearing from the Democrats was they were taking his comments out of contacts in regards to women in the military.
01:27:50.680 So, Pete never said that he didn't want women to serve in the military.
01:27:53.440 In fact, it's quite the opposite.
01:27:54.540 But I have the same agreement in that there are certain roles that women should not be subjected to in the military, right?
01:28:01.700 So, in a lot of foreign countries, you'll see that there will be women-only sniper teams and or women-only teams that will see certain combat.
01:28:09.240 Now, I preface this by saying that there has been a study that was done, and it showed that when women were placed in harm's way, that the natural instinct for men was to protect that woman.
01:28:22.440 And that's the right thing to do.
01:28:24.020 That's that, quote-unquote, toxic masculinity that the left tries to attack us with all the time.
01:28:28.580 That is human nature.
01:28:30.400 We are born with that.
01:28:32.760 But go ahead.
01:28:33.220 Men are born with that, right?
01:28:34.920 And so, when you have, though, a woman that's, let's say, placed on a special forces team, they come under fire, hypothetically, that woman gets hurt.
01:28:44.400 Instead of focusing on the mission as if it would be if there were just other men present, the men would then, in turn, go to protect that woman.
01:28:51.580 And it could ultimately result in, A, more casualties, more people getting hurt, and then also jeopardize the success of the mission.
01:28:57.820 And so, I think when we're looking at, you know, military policy as a whole, we need to take these things into account and consideration.
01:29:04.740 And that's what Pete was saying.
01:29:06.180 But, you know, it's very easy, because Pete is a white male, for them to try to demonize him and paint him as this anti-woman, you know, alcoholic womanizer, which is simply not the case.
01:29:17.660 The other thing and the reason why I wanted to show my support for him was, look, Pete is a Christian.
01:29:22.100 He has the Jerusalem cross tattooed on him.
01:29:24.480 That doesn't mean that he's a Nazi, and that does not mean that he's a white nationalist.
01:29:27.500 And so, what I've been telling reporters is, if Pete was so anti, you know, anti-minority, anti, you know, anything to do with what we stand for in values in this country, why would Jimmy Carter then have that same thought?
01:29:44.060 Because they don't really have much of a response to that.
01:29:46.320 Yeah.
01:29:46.520 All right.
01:29:48.020 So, do you agree with him?
01:29:50.040 Because I took from him yesterday something else about the military.
01:29:54.540 I have no problem with women in the military, with an exception of the natural order of things where I think men –
01:30:04.520 I have to tell you, if one of the guys was captured by, you know, Al-Qaeda, I would do everything I can to make sure that one of the members of my team, you know, were safe, and I'd do everything that we should do.
01:30:19.580 However, it's different if I know that the woman member of our team has just been captured.
01:30:26.040 It takes on a different meaning to me because I know what's going to happen to her in compared to, you know, Tom or Tim.
01:30:31.900 And I think that is a natural instinct that you cannot get rid of, and you don't want to.
01:30:40.220 The second thing that I think Pete was talking about is – and we saw this in the fire chief in Los Angeles where she said, you know, I'll talk to people and they'll say, well, you can't lift my husband out of our burning house.
01:30:55.940 And her response was, well, you know, he got himself into a place he shouldn't be, so why should I?
01:31:02.920 Okay, that's ridiculous.
01:31:04.140 As long as a woman can physically do exactly what is required of the males, then I don't have a problem with that.
01:31:12.380 Do you agree with that?
01:31:13.160 I would say that there still is, though, this aspect of psychology and certain situations where I don't think women should be placed, right?
01:31:22.500 So right now what we're seeing is, you know, and those are all great points, one, right?
01:31:27.500 So the military standards currently is that there are different standards for women and for men.
01:31:32.580 That's just a fact.
01:31:34.020 But there are also different requirements for different jobs, right?
01:31:37.000 So, like, if you go in, for example, to be a firefighter, you're required to lift X amount, whether or not you're a man or a woman in the military.
01:31:44.240 But in that sense, I would say that when you're talking about conditions where you're living in the field, when you're talking about conditions, when you know that there is going to be a psychological aspect and component, it doesn't mean that women aren't as good as men.
01:32:00.300 And I think that there's been cases and can be, or women can be better snipers than men are, you know, depending on what you're looking for job-wise.
01:32:08.340 But what I will say is, you know, as far as my perspective is concerned, I don't think women should be required to register for the draft.
01:32:15.620 I know that Senate Democrats were pushing that in the NDAA.
01:32:19.420 And I also think that women should not be placed in certain combat roles in the military for those reasonings.
01:32:26.240 I agree.
01:32:26.900 Let me switch topics with you.
01:32:29.180 Um, you were one of the biggest advocates for the UAP UFO disclosure.
01:32:34.720 Any updates on, on that hearing, uh, the updates on the New Jersey drones and it, were you able to get David Grush into a skiff and get a classified briefing?
01:32:47.460 And if so, what was your takeaway?
01:32:49.660 So I was not able to get Grush into a skiff.
01:32:52.420 In fact, they were blocking that by, uh, via not reactivating his security clearance.
01:32:57.320 And so I'm hopeful with the new incoming administration, especially because as of right now, you know, Marco Rubio is going through his confirmation for secretary of state.
01:33:05.260 And I've been in the Senate, one of the big advocates and supporters of looking into UAPs, um, AKA UFOs, and then everything else associated with that.
01:33:16.340 Um, now what I will say is that I've been grossly disappointed and disgusted by how the Biden administration handled what happened with the Chinese spy balloon, which to be clear is different than a UAP.
01:33:27.560 But the fact is, is that some of these drones are likely tied to not just hobbyists, but also to probably more nefarious actors.
01:33:35.720 And that even if we had that information available to share to the public, I don't believe that the Biden administration would have done that because of how I saw how they handled the, um, the drone.
01:33:46.820 Um, yeah, the balloon traversing the United States and collecting intelligence, nonetheless, it was a Chinese intelligence operation.
01:33:53.900 Um, you know, I had one of my colleagues, Van Drew, who actually made an omission on television that it was adversarial drones.
01:34:01.060 And then you saw the Intel community come out and papoo it, but Van Drew would not just make something like that up.
01:34:06.340 So you're seeing kind of this rift occur with the intelligence community and then people that do want the American people to simply know the case.
01:34:12.800 Now, I think that this is probably a topic of longer discussion in regards to what a UAP is, but what's interesting, Glenn, and I know that you look at these things through a lens, as do I, um, as a Christian, first and foremost.
01:34:26.620 Right.
01:34:26.920 But what was interesting when I was questioning Grush, um, I actually asked him, well, what would you consider in so many words?
01:34:34.060 Is this like a physical entity? And he kept calling these things interdimensional beings, if we're specifically referencing UAPs.
01:34:41.520 And so I think that that's just a lens in perspective to think about this from.
01:34:44.800 I think that there's a lot, uh, you know, if you would have talked about this even 10 years ago, your political career would have been over.
01:34:50.800 People would have said you were a consumer.
01:34:52.640 I can tell you that this is probably the number one question I get.
01:34:55.760 No matter where I'm at in the country, people come up, they've seen the hearing, they appreciate it because everyone's curious.
01:35:00.700 So I'll leave you with that.
01:35:01.740 So let me, let me just, let me just follow that here just a little bit.
01:35:06.280 The intern, um, interdimensional beings that could be spiritual, uh, that could be a quantum being any idea what he meant by that?
01:35:18.120 You know, I actually tried to pull on that string and he did not want to go there.
01:35:23.480 And then I can also tell you that when I was talking to him with a group of other legislators on the phone prior to the hearing, that he did make the omission that he was actually in fear of his life and that something had happened where they tried to kill him.
01:35:36.480 So I don't know if that was associated, but he did not want to go into that any further.
01:35:42.380 And so based on my investigation, based on what we were told in the hearing, I would say that it does not seem like it would be a good thing that he gave me the impression that this was nefarious.
01:35:53.920 And so take that for what it's worth.
01:35:56.220 Um, if, um, if interdimensional, I think quantum could be, you know, right on the same page there.
01:36:03.220 So it is so bizarre that this kind of stuff is happening and we're not being told, uh, Donald Trump said that he would talk about the drones on Tuesday.
01:36:14.640 He said, give me a day to get settled in office.
01:36:17.360 And he said, I'll find out the drones and I'll tell the American people.
01:36:20.560 Um, should we know if that's China?
01:36:23.800 Should we know the American people?
01:36:25.820 I think that it would be well within his wheelhouse.
01:36:29.800 And I think that he wants the American people to start to trust their elected officials.
01:36:34.520 This goes so much deeper than just having someone in the white houses on your side, right?
01:36:39.460 Because we know that, and from what I've gathered, remember I've been, has been bipartisan and bicameral, meaning the Senate, the house and Democrats and Republicans have all been working on this together to get some answers and information.
01:36:51.920 And there is a certain level of stove piping that we've seen with information.
01:36:55.640 And then also to the aspect of I, as a sitting member of Congress who sit on oversight and foreign affairs, was denied access by a general at Eglin Air Force Base to whom I responded, who gives you the right and authority to tell a duly elected member and group of congressmen that they don't have access to a program that we write the damn checks for.
01:37:13.840 You have no authority to deny us access.
01:37:16.640 And so that conversation probably was not comfortable for that general.
01:37:20.020 How'd that end?
01:37:22.000 Well, he left.
01:37:23.260 He actually got up in the middle of our meeting and went on TDY, which any military member will tell you never happens.
01:37:27.940 He left the meeting.
01:37:28.940 He left the state.
01:37:30.980 He got up and left.
01:37:31.580 Wow.
01:37:34.220 Did you ever get an answer?
01:37:37.420 No.
01:37:38.280 Representative Gates and Representative Burchett were also there to witness this.
01:37:41.740 I've never seen that happen.
01:37:43.040 And remember, I was in the military.
01:37:44.860 He literally got up and left in the middle of the meeting, said he had orders to go TDY to the state of Georgia, and he never came back.
01:37:50.360 Are you concerned at all about some of the conversations?
01:37:55.460 We just saw another video from James O'Keefe where he's talking to somebody who was, I think he claimed to be in the FBI, said he and others were meeting with generals to make sure that they had a control on Donald Trump.
01:38:11.260 Are you confident at all this time around Donald Trump's going to be able to route that?
01:38:18.500 Oh, most certainly.
01:38:20.560 And I say that has to do a lot with the confirmation of the Secretary of Defense.
01:38:25.380 You know, top down, last time when President Trump was in office, I think that there was a lot of trust in people to do the right thing.
01:38:33.140 And then he realized that the deep state was real and there were people that were just running, regardless of whether or not he was a Republican and whether they were Republicans or not, that they were working against his agenda because they didn't like what he stood for.
01:38:43.940 But now what we're finding is there is going to be a group set up to go through these generals that, A, discharge military members based on vaccinations and boards.
01:38:55.180 But the fact is, is that if you are a general and you're pushing wokeness ideologies or you're trying to undermine the objective of the commander in chief, you have no place in the Department of Defense, period.
01:39:04.920 And so those people are fired. And I look forward to that because I can just tell you from a congressional perspective, Glenn, I actually had an amendment in the National Defense Authorization Act to remove DEI from military training.
01:39:17.120 And I have friends still in the military. And so someone at Ramstein Air Base actually sent me an email of a officer there that was directly undermining what we did at the congressional level saying, Congress has removed DEI.
01:39:30.000 So we're renaming it. Please still proceed with the training. So guess what?
01:39:34.220 That person is also going to be fired. And that's really how you're going to stop at the DOD.
01:39:38.820 Good. If you could hold for 60 seconds, I need to take a network break and then come back.
01:39:43.780 And I want to ask you about Cuba, what the Biden administration just did, and also about Tulsi Gabbard and how you feel about her and her nomination.
01:39:52.920 Back in just a second with Anna Polina Luna, representative from Florida.
01:39:57.620 First, the start of the new year is a great time to think about new types of emergency situations that you could possibly face.
01:40:04.540 I mean, California, were you thinking about this? You should have.
01:40:07.920 But also different situations. You know, maybe you don't like guns.
01:40:13.480 I own a gun. Maybe you like guns, but you know that maybe deadly force is not always the answer.
01:40:20.280 Maybe you're a teacher in school and you want to end shootings in class.
01:40:26.380 Burn a launcher is the answer. It is a non-lethal alternative to safeguarding your home or the school.
01:40:34.400 I don't know why schools are not looking into this. It's like they almost don't want this solved.
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01:40:49.020 Somebody's around down the hall shooting people.
01:40:51.480 You would stick your hand with a Burn a launcher and just shoot the floor anywhere within 10 or 15 feet of the shooter.
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01:41:23.540 You know, we were just talking about the deep state and being able to navigate through all of this.
01:41:41.100 And it seems like the Biden administration has done nothing but but just set little brush fires all throughout the government here in the last couple of weeks, one of which is he Biden has just taken off the terror status and open up relations again with Cuba, which Trump is going to undo.
01:42:00.160 I don't know why they're doing this, Anna.
01:42:02.020 Yeah, I'm here. You know, what I will tell you, Glenn, is I think that there are a lot of people now that Biden is out and that they have lost the House and the Senate that are trying to do anything last ditch to prevent and obstruct a incoming Trump admin.
01:42:20.580 And I actually had spoken to Mike Lee about this months ago, and he was saying that they were even trying to, in the Senate, put in little nuggets of legislation in some of the bills that they were passing that would really prevent President Trump from doing anything to stop the spending in Ukraine as well.
01:42:36.040 So in my opinion, yes, incoming Trump admin, especially with his foreign policy, is going to be extremely aggressive.
01:42:42.520 And I know that I'm going to be aggressive. Remember, I also sit on foreign policy with our new chair, Brian Mass, who's extremely pro-Trump.
01:42:48.820 And so we back the president's agenda, at least from a congressional perspective.
01:42:53.160 But, yeah, these people, to be honest with you, I've met with Biden, I've talked to Biden, but he knows that it's over for his legacy and his political career.
01:43:04.100 So I just don't think he cares anymore.
01:43:05.980 I will tell you, I hope that we clean out the State Department, at least the sixth and seventh floor.
01:43:11.700 A lot of people in the State Department have to go.
01:43:14.640 The last question is on Tulsi Gabbard.
01:43:18.820 I was surprised to see her go to D&I.
01:43:21.340 She doesn't have a lot of experience with the deep state and intelligence.
01:43:26.980 How do you feel about her preparedness for that, to be able to clean it out?
01:43:31.640 I think that because of the fact that she's been in the House and she understands how these agencies work, that gives her a leg up and a perspective as opposed to other individuals.
01:43:41.580 But I think what's really interesting about her appointment is, remember, not only did you have the Democrat machine go after her, right?
01:43:48.340 I mean, Clinton called her, smeared her.
01:43:51.500 The legacy media hated her when she ran for president.
01:43:54.800 And then she was placed on a watch list.
01:43:56.660 So I think in part of the reason why she was appointed is because she had that those agencies weaponized against her.
01:44:03.300 And if you those positions, you're more at a personal level inclined to fix the problem because, you know, firsthand what it's like to be subject to their prosecution and persecution.
01:44:15.700 And so I think she is going to obviously have a lot of opposition when she goes through confirmation.
01:44:23.860 But the one thing that she has is she used to be a Democrat.
01:44:26.320 So I hope that she throws it right back into their faces.
01:44:28.620 I love that.
01:44:29.980 Anna, thank you so much.
01:44:31.460 God bless.
01:44:32.320 Keep up the good work.
01:44:33.320 And maybe we'll see each other this coming weekend in Washington, D.C.
01:44:37.580 Great.
01:44:38.020 Anna Paulina Luna, the Republican from Florida.
01:44:42.360 So far, everything seems to be going well.
01:44:49.340 And every time I circle around on, well, do they really have this?
01:44:55.540 I find a satisfactory answer.
01:44:58.400 But we're today literally five days away from the fundamental transformation of America back to something that you recognize with common sense.
01:45:08.380 Donald Trump swears in on Monday and Blaze TV will be there.
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01:45:24.240 So what is your legacy?
01:45:25.520 What are you leaving behind for your children and your grandchildren when you go?
01:45:29.740 Well, we're leaving them a country for one thing.
01:45:32.100 America will be theirs when we're gone.
01:45:34.340 That's the reason we fight so hard.
01:45:35.700 So America can be left in as good, if not better, than it was when we inherited.
01:45:42.320 But that is going to be hard.
01:45:43.760 We also leave wealth, whatever that may be.
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01:46:48.360 Tonight on our Wednesday night special on Blaze TV, the secrets, the lies, the utter absence of any kind of transparency from all levels of our government is tearing our country apart.
01:47:15.280 Congresswoman Luna was just talking about this, about how we need transparency, and that's what we thought we were getting under Barack Obama.
01:47:27.300 That's what the left voted for, I think, because it was hope and change, that it would be transparent, that it would be a different age.
01:47:35.160 That's not what we got.
01:47:36.780 And we are five days away now from the fundamental transformation of America with Donald Trump.
01:47:42.780 The Trump administration has a chance to change all of this, start a new era of accountability.
01:47:50.200 Hopefully, that's exactly what happens.
01:47:53.240 Think about all of the things that we have been lied to over the past decade.
01:47:58.440 Epstein, Ukraine, Biden crime family, the withdrawal in Libya and Benghazi, the withdrawal in Afghanistan.
01:48:10.860 Without transparency, we cannot be, we can't have any accountability.
01:48:19.360 Tonight, I'm going to peel back the layers on two issues in the country right now that demand answers.
01:48:24.540 We're going to hold the state and the city governments accountable over the fires in Los Angeles.
01:48:30.160 We're going to look at the mysterious drone encounters also popping up all over the country.
01:48:34.920 This is happening, and both of those are really important to get an actual answer on.
01:48:43.080 Did you hear that the DJI, the Chinese drone company, recently allowed their drones to fly over no-fly zones like military bases, airports, and other sensitive infrastructure?
01:48:55.480 Why would they do that just days before the inauguration?
01:49:00.340 What message are they sending?
01:49:02.840 Are these drones Chinese?
01:49:05.540 Are they from outer space?
01:49:07.400 Are they our own?
01:49:09.500 I'll show you the official government documents that address all of it tonight.
01:49:13.640 And I'm going to sit down with the one and only Michael Schellenberger.
01:49:16.420 He always has an uncanny ability to get these whistleblowers before anybody else.
01:49:21.540 Michael Schellenberger and I are going to talk tonight on the Wednesday night special, 9 p.m. on Blaze TV, and Thursday, tomorrow, on my YouTube channel, youtube.com slash Glenn Beck.
01:49:34.280 California fires, New Jersey drones, government secrets exposed with Michael Schellenberger tonight.
01:49:41.900 Glenn, we mentioned the, was it American Airlines?
01:49:46.880 They can no longer use ESG in their investment portfolio, according to a court ruling.
01:49:52.760 There's still some unraveling in the courts that's going to need to happen.
01:49:56.340 I think people are going to run from it with this, just this simple court ruling.
01:49:59.580 Yeah.
01:49:59.900 I think a lot of companies, too, didn't really want to be involved in this.
01:50:03.180 Right.
01:50:03.860 I feel like there's multiple different kinds of companies, right?
01:50:06.300 Yeah.
01:50:06.780 Think of a company like The Blaze, for example.
01:50:08.540 A conservative company making conservative choices, whether you like it or not, right?
01:50:13.060 Yeah, right.
01:50:13.700 You think of a company like, I don't know, like Patagonia or something, right?
01:50:19.020 Like, here's a company that's, their policy stated is like, what we're doing here is, sure, we're selling you coats, but what we do is care about the earth.
01:50:26.900 Yeah.
01:50:27.140 Right?
01:50:27.380 And they say, at least, they claim, and they're certainly a left-wing-leaning company.
01:50:31.780 Right.
01:50:31.980 Ben & Jerry's.
01:50:33.520 They don't care.
01:50:34.620 Socialists who happen to make ice cream, right?
01:50:36.340 Right.
01:50:36.940 Right.
01:50:37.120 And so they don't care.
01:50:37.660 And then there's a bunch of companies in the middle, and those companies, you're never going to change to left-wing companies.
01:50:42.660 The companies in the middle, however, like McDonald's, Walmart, right?
01:50:47.700 These are companies that, like, might have some view on some of these things, but generally speaking, want to sell you stuff.
01:50:56.460 They want to sell you french fries.
01:50:57.800 Right.
01:50:57.920 They want to sell you stuff at their store, and if they feel like their business will be helped by giving ESG options of everything, they'll probably do it.
01:51:09.060 If they think their lobbying in Washington will be helped by, say, checking off boxes for LGBTQ equity, they'll probably do it.
01:51:19.200 Right.
01:51:19.500 And they think the opposite is true.
01:51:21.380 They'll probably avoid it.
01:51:22.740 And I think most companies fall into that category.
01:51:27.680 And it's interesting to see so many like McDonald's and Walmart moving our way, if you will.
01:51:35.380 Right?
01:51:35.600 I don't believe any of it, only because if in four years it goes the other way, they'd go right back to it.
01:51:42.780 I think that's true, right?
01:51:44.340 There is a worry there for sure.
01:51:46.860 Correct.
01:51:46.920 And I think there's a little bit of a difference of whether they fear, like, let's say, President Trump.
01:51:52.280 You know, Trump came out and basically threatened Metta and said they had committed crimes, right?
01:51:57.480 Now Metta's coming to their side.
01:51:59.120 Is that legitimate for Mark Zuckerberg?
01:52:01.100 He's just having a change of heart?
01:52:02.940 Is it he's just scared of Donald Trump?
01:52:05.080 Or I think, which is actually true in a lot of cases, they're scared of the American people, right?
01:52:11.520 The American people are saying, you know what?
01:52:14.120 No, we don't want this anymore.
01:52:16.280 We've had enough.
01:52:17.260 You better change or we're going to stop dealing with you.
01:52:20.520 So we saw that Apple yesterday came out and basically doubled down on DEI.
01:52:25.080 Like they came out and said, you know what?
01:52:27.640 We believe it.
01:52:28.420 We believe in it.
01:52:29.240 We're going to do it anyway.
01:52:30.500 Don't vote to take down our ESG DEI type stuff.
01:52:33.900 I will say they also have the strength of seeing every single person in the society addicted to their products.
01:52:40.920 So they don't have to kind of do what they want, I think.
01:52:43.180 Exactly right.
01:52:43.600 I mean, people will not give up their Apple products.
01:52:48.500 Just won't.
01:52:49.300 Twitter's a great example of this, right?
01:52:50.740 The left hates Elon Musk now.
01:52:52.900 And they all say, oh, we're leaving for blue sky.
01:52:55.520 Are they?
01:52:56.640 Yeah, I'm sure four of them have.
01:52:58.400 Yes, that's true.
01:52:59.420 But generally speaking, they're all staying there because they all love it.
01:53:02.700 They all are addicted to X.
01:53:05.340 And I'm glad he changed it to the name of a drug because it does make a lot of sense.
01:53:10.480 When you look at, I want to go back though.
01:53:12.340 Think of the history of the DEI ESG crap we've been in the middle of for a while.
01:53:16.240 I mean, obviously things have been moving this way for a long time leading up to this.
01:53:20.300 But when you think back, you go back before Donald Trump was elected, back before Joe Biden was elected.
01:53:26.420 You have that huge moment with the George Floyd situation, right?
01:53:31.380 The Floyd situation happens.
01:53:33.280 The obvious response to that is to go to burn down your local city.
01:53:38.420 Of course.
01:53:38.680 You know, obviously you burn down Flagstaff, Arizona.
01:53:42.480 That makes a lot of sense for what happened in Minnesota.
01:53:44.700 So none of that makes any sense.
01:53:45.960 But companies respond to that.
01:53:47.860 And they don't respond to that by just saying, gosh, that was really awful.
01:53:52.340 Right?
01:53:52.480 The person who committed that crime was imprisoned for it.
01:53:55.780 Right?
01:53:56.140 That's how the justice system is supposed to work.
01:53:58.460 But these companies said, you know what?
01:54:00.200 We're going to invest billions of dollars in basically anything that will give us a checkmark as a good guy in this storyline.
01:54:09.580 Right?
01:54:10.100 If we can say, but we gave $100 million to Black Lives Matter.
01:54:14.240 Of course we're awesome.
01:54:16.040 Billions of dollars went to these causes.
01:54:18.320 Right?
01:54:18.760 And people like Ibram Kendi got giant, you know, checks for speeches, universities, book sales, all these things.
01:54:30.540 All that happened.
01:54:32.280 And it feels to me like that was the real start of a year or two of unadulterated craziness.
01:54:39.320 Yes.
01:54:39.660 Right?
01:54:39.820 Like that was completely insane.
01:54:43.440 But let me bring you back a little bit before that.
01:54:45.560 Back to 2018.
01:54:47.140 April 2018.
01:54:48.820 So we're not quite at the peak of this yet.
01:54:50.480 It's before that.
01:54:51.300 And an incident happens in Philadelphia where two African-American gentlemen walk into a Starbucks and they don't buy anything.
01:55:03.900 The bathroom, right?
01:55:04.820 They decide they want to go.
01:55:06.120 They need to go to the bathroom.
01:55:07.000 One of them needs to go to the bathroom.
01:55:08.820 And they want to use the bathroom.
01:55:10.360 And they're not buying anything.
01:55:11.680 And they're just hanging out in the store.
01:55:13.640 After a while, manager comes to them and says, hey, guys, like, you want to use the bathroom?
01:55:18.940 You want to hang out here?
01:55:19.780 You got to buy something.
01:55:21.860 So they say no.
01:55:24.200 They cause a big stink.
01:55:25.740 They say, you're just targeting me because I'm black, which, of course, is nonsensical, as anyone could recognize.
01:55:32.580 And the police come.
01:55:34.680 The police are like, OK, they asked you to leave.
01:55:37.680 You're not buying anything.
01:55:38.720 You're just now trespassing.
01:55:40.640 Eventually, it escalates to the point where they arrest him for trespassing.
01:55:44.640 Now, you might remember that, of course, Starbucks then goes to apologize and blame their own manager.
01:55:50.160 Yes.
01:55:50.560 For following their own stated policy.
01:55:52.960 Correct.
01:55:53.480 This is a policy that was in place beforehand.
01:55:55.500 She didn't make it up.
01:55:56.220 Correct.
01:55:56.600 She did the right thing.
01:55:58.360 They fired her over it.
01:56:00.280 Then they apologized to them.
01:56:02.840 They wound up settling a lawsuit with them, paying them some amount of money.
01:56:08.440 We don't know how much.
01:56:09.320 The city also then has some arrangement with them where they donate hundreds of thousands of dollars.
01:56:16.880 They do all these things.
01:56:18.000 But the part that I had forgotten about it is Starbucks then closes all of its stores for a day for racial bias training for their employees.
01:56:31.520 Thousands of Starbucks close so that they can teach their employees not to be racist, question mark.
01:56:41.400 I don't know what.
01:56:42.740 There's no evidence.
01:56:43.800 It wasn't a situation where, hey, we've heard this manager say questionable things before.
01:56:48.340 It wasn't like, you know, this is the problem with all these black customers.
01:56:52.600 They're always doing this.
01:56:53.460 None of this has been even alleged.
01:56:55.680 It was just they asked a couple of customers to leave because they weren't doing anything.
01:57:00.060 So go ahead.
01:57:00.880 So not only do they close all their stores, they then institute racial bias training for other employees and they change their policy, their stated policy to now you can come in without buying anything and just stay in the store as long as you want.
01:57:19.260 The entire nationwide policy changes after this.
01:57:22.140 This is crazy.
01:57:23.680 And one thing as I was going back and going through this story, because there's an update to it that I couldn't believe was.
01:57:33.060 I actually felt like it seemed insane for any of these things to happen.
01:57:38.380 It felt it feels like we are totally out of an era where a company would close three thousand national stores to implement a day of racial bias training.
01:57:51.880 It feels like we've passed the peak and we are on the other side of this.
01:57:57.580 And that seems now completely insane to the point of I don't think a normal company, you might find one here or there, Ben and Jerry's might do it, but a normal company would not react that way anymore.
01:58:11.440 I don't know if that's 100 percent true, but it now feels nuts that that occurred.
01:58:15.660 And to as an added piece of evidence to this, Starbucks is now changing that policy that they changed back in 2018.
01:58:23.220 They are now saying, no, you can't just come camp out in her store without buying things anymore.
01:58:28.020 So why did all that happen?
01:58:31.380 I think I have the answer of why that happened and also why it's no longer happening, why all these companies are getting out.
01:58:41.120 And it doesn't just have anything to do, everything to do with Donald Trump.
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02:00:09.020 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
02:00:15.580 So, Stu is just talking about Starbucks and how in 2018, Starbucks in, I think it was Philadelphia, had two black guys walk into their store.
02:00:27.840 They were hanging out.
02:00:29.040 The store didn't allow that.
02:00:30.840 Also, wouldn't let them use the restroom because it was for customers.
02:00:33.620 They called the police.
02:00:35.540 And Starbucks turned on a dime.
02:00:37.180 They crucified their employee, closed down shop, had a big, huge, you know, DEI session for every Starbucks in the country.
02:00:48.540 Cost them a fortune to do it.
02:00:50.760 Now, they are revoking all of those policies and promises.
02:00:58.380 They're going back to common sense.
02:01:00.500 So, why?
02:01:02.120 Listen to this, Stu.
02:01:03.080 You know, my theory on where all of this started is Occupy Wall Street.
02:01:08.660 Right, yeah.
02:01:09.120 I have no evidence of it, but I think this is my working theory.
02:01:12.460 That Occupy Wall Street just didn't just fade out.
02:01:16.720 I mean, they were very popular with, you know, the media and everything else.
02:01:21.300 And then it just kind of faded away and just went away.
02:01:23.580 We thought we won.
02:01:24.680 Did we?
02:01:25.160 Or did the big banks and all the investment firms and all of the big companies that had their headquarters in New York, were they, did they realize this is killing us?
02:01:38.860 This is killing us.
02:01:40.460 And I don't want them on the street.
02:01:42.620 And so they said, we'll help you if you just leave us alone.
02:01:46.700 Okay.
02:01:47.100 We'll give you money and everything else.
02:01:49.720 Just leave us alone.
02:01:51.120 They did.
02:01:52.680 But they got in bed with the devil.
02:01:54.700 And by 2018, as people are burning cities down and getting rid of police officers and everything else, Starbucks, who was part of that, we're on your side.
02:02:05.100 It gets so bad that they're called racist because they wouldn't let people use the bathroom.
02:02:12.420 All of this stuff happens.
02:02:14.400 They have no support because they know the mob will crucify them.
02:02:18.300 The media will crucify them.
02:02:20.140 The government, you know, will crucify them if given a chance.
02:02:24.200 So where do they go?
02:02:26.760 Put that black box up.
02:02:28.860 Make sure you have that on your social media.
02:02:30.680 Right.
02:02:31.480 Okay.
02:02:31.740 Because you have no protection.
02:02:34.100 People, they're going to be called terrorists soon.
02:02:38.980 And you see that your side is burning down cities and there's no repercussions.
02:02:44.540 So who's going to stand up for me as being Starbucks?
02:02:47.680 Nobody.
02:02:48.840 Now, however, the right has the megaphone.
02:02:53.940 The people, even in your own party, have had enough.
02:02:59.940 And you're starting to see daybreak and go, wait a minute.
02:03:04.960 Donald Trump is popular again.
02:03:07.940 We might be able to back out all of, get out of all this stuff that we've been living, you know, we've been living like a hostage to terrorists.
02:03:18.260 Let's back out of this while we can because others are doing it and they're getting praised for doing it.
02:03:25.060 I don't think it's as, if I may quote myself, higgledy-piggledy as it seems.
02:03:34.920 I think this is these giant corporations who went into it, you know, thinking, oh, this is going to be great.
02:03:44.000 And now it's backfiring.
02:03:46.800 But they want to get out because they've been hostages to these crazy people for a decade plus.
02:03:55.540 I think this is quite possibly very real.
02:03:59.600 Them pulling out and reversing all of these policies.
02:04:03.200 They'll never tell you, but I think they all know we got into bed with the devil at Occupy Wall Street.
02:04:09.240 This is Glenn Beck.
02:04:12.720 Thank you.