How Trump Trolled the Networks with His Presidential Address | Guests: Phil Wickham & Harmeet Dhillon | 12⧸18⧸25
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On today's episode of the Glenn Beck Program, Glenn talks about President Donald Trump's speech last night, what he said, what it meant, and what he has to do from here. Glenn also talks about how to prepare for an emergency in the event of a major medical emergency.
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hello america i don't know exactly how to listen to people online anymore i really don't i don't
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know i don't know what people are thinking um because i mean i don't understand our own side at
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a lot of people are just into infighting and complaining and i don't want to deal with any of
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that i want to talk to you about the facts of donald trump's speech last night what i thought it meant
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the president spoke and um you know he started out it was it was let me give you the overall first
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i've never seen a more discipline i think the speech was like i don't know it was over by 20 minutes
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after uh and i think he ran six minutes late uh i mean i've never seen he doesn't say hello
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in less than 20 minutes um he stayed on script the whole time uh he was extraordinarily disciplined
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he was forceful uh with it um and he explained what has been done in the last year uh and he started
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out saying you know a year ago our country was dead now we're the hottest country we're the hottest
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country in the world right now nobody's ever seen the like he said um you know when he took uh when
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he took over inflation was the worst in 48 years uh caused prices to be higher than ever making you
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know life unaffordable for millions of americans and he said over the past 11 months we brought more
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positive change to washington than any administration in american history there's never never been anything
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like it uh he talked about successfully negotiating 18 trillion dollars of investments into the country
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um and uh he said but the real problem for most americans was under biden car prices rose 22 percent
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in many states he said 30 percent or more gasoline rose 30 to 50 percent hotel rates rose 37 percent airfare
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rose 31 percent and he said they're all coming down they're coming down fast faster than anybody expected
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uh drugs brought in by ocean and sea are now down 94 percent uh he said we broke the uh grip of sinister woke
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radicals in our schools i've restored american strength settled eight wars in 10 months destroyed the iran nuclear
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threat and ended a war in gaza bringing for the first time in 3 000 years peace to the middle east
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uh then he talked about you know what's coming uh next now here are my thoughts on this um
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you know everybody was speculating he's gonna say we're going to war what would give you that
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impression i mean he doesn't that that is the very last resort and we are not out of tricks uh with
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venezuela i i don't think we're going to war with venezuela i think he's making it look like we're
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going to war to freak venezuela out uh and to get maduro out but i don't think we're going into war i
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hope we're not um i could be wrong but i just don't think that's his deal but everybody was speculating
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yesterday he's going to announce we're going to war no he's not um however is it possible that they
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were leaking this because i saw this as the kickoff of the campaign i saw this as okay this is the
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message for 2026 uh for the republicans uh and it was so disciplined and and so tight you know
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he gets when the president calls a speech at night and says he wants to address the nation
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the networks are asked to carry it sometimes they don't they don't have to but if he said look i
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only need 20 minutes i'm sure everybody you know nbc and everybody i mean i did rolled my eyes like oh
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yeah it'll be 20 minutes it'll be an hour and 20 minutes but it was tight and focused and 20 minutes
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um i wonder if the war thing wasn't a way to get them to cover this if if it wasn't a leak from
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the white house you know i think he might i think he might announce war tonight and then everybody was
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going to cover it i don't know this is maybe that's me being too cynical i don't can you be too cynical
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at this point um here's the thing he said a couple of things that i that i didn't think
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and i think you feel the same way i know i'm sick of it and i've been reporting on it since the
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beginning of uh obama and i hated it when obama was doing it and he did it for eight years biden did
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it for four years and here's the line i inherited a mess i inherited trouble i'm cleaning up somebody
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else's mess true it's absolutely true it wasn't with biden uh it kind of was with obama at the
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beginning but you know when you're seven years into it you haven't cleaned that up yet i mean you got
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to get a bigger mop um but it's definitely true under donald trump however people have heard that now
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from the last three presidents and they're tired of it it has no meaning anymore even though it's true
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and i want to go back to truth here in a second the other thing that i don't think will serve him well
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the economy is doing better than ever you're gonna love it it's great people are not
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that that might be true in my opinion it's not it is doing much much better i mean you know you
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you had what was it 25 percent 30 inflation add to everything he you got to go into negative
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inflation to be able to get those prices down they're going to be up there and what's happening
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is we still are adding two percent inflation and that's the target i don't know why we put up with
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that target but that's the target so you'll have two percent price increases every year now we're at
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three percent we get the numbers out today it might go into the twos are they out yet yeah 2.7
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was the number today which is uh 2.7 yeah it's it's better than they yeah it's going the right
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direction they did say part of that might be because of the government shutdown so we're not
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sure how long that lasts but positive movement anyway yeah so that's fantastic um so coming down
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to 2.7 remember we were at nine uh and it was compounding year after year after year so we're
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we he is bringing things down and the price of some things like gasoline uh and eggs and some of the
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stuff you get at the grocery are way down they're not back to where they were in 2016 or 2020 because
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so what's happening and this is what i say will serve him well is
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there was this great marketing book out in the 80s called positioning the battlefields of your mind
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or battlegrounds of your mind and it was a book that led to the cola wars it was the understanding
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of the cola wars and how pepsi could beat coca-cola they had to change the perception
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and the perception was that coca-cola was it and pepsi had to change it and that's why they became
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the choice of a new generation and for a while pepsi was it may have even beaten um coke but there was
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this real cola war back and forth the whole time they would they didn't change the flavors they
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didn't change anything pepsi was what pepsi had always been coca-cola was what coca-cola had always
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because perception whether it's true or not perception is reality whatever people perceive
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and feel is their reality so it's the reality that you have to deal with people don't feel the relief
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yet they see the prices coming down but they're still paying out the same amount of money that they
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were paying out under uh joe biden it's not getting worse except by 2.7 percent overall
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uh but it's it's not getting better to them you know certain categories are but overall you're still
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struggling with your rent and everything else and so people's perception is it it's not what i expected
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because what i expected was 2019 i expected to have jobs and the economy rolling and the price of housing
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coming down and everything else uh and it's not so what's not going to serve him well is saying your
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perception is wrong he might be right doesn't matter you can't tell people their perception is wrong
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you have to change that perception and the only way to really change it is to demonstrate it
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or through ads you know back in the cola war era era they just change slogans and do ads and everything
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else but people don't buy slogans anymore they don't buy ads anymore they don't even trust logos anymore
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so that won't work you actually have to change people's lives to change their perception
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now 25 percent last month said that they felt that their personal finances were doing better
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that was last month or the month before last this last month it's up to 27 so he's moving that in
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the right direction but to win you've got to be over 40 easy over 40 have to feel like their personal
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finances are getting better 27 is not enough but it is moving in the right direction so when the
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president says he's got to relate to the people who steal who have defended him liked him um and believe
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in him he's got to say i know you're feeling the pinch you know one of the things he said last night
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but i don't think it's connected yet to people and it's because it's absolutely true why do you think
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that you are spending more every month for your rent why you're spending more on rent
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because there's too many people chasing too few houses and apartments you cannot add 10 to 15 million
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people in four years while you're not building things you can't add 10 million people into your
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country and say oh by the way go get housing where are they going to get the housing the housing you're
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going to have a shortage which will cause the prices to go up so until you get rid of those 10 million
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people you're not going to lower the price and especially if the government is subsidizing them
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because i mean look at the ngos if people know the government's going to pay it they'll keep the
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price up what happened with ngos look at what's happening at universities why do you think
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universities are so expensive they weren't like that until the government said we'll guarantee the
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loans once the government said we'll guarantee the loans prices went through the roof because everybody
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could get a loan that's the problem he's got to connect this and i think he started last night and
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he's done it a few times but somewhere or another it's really got to connect with the american people
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you cannot solve the housing crisis and not solve the immigration price crisis you have to send people
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back home or you're going to have to wait five years as we build new apartment complexes and new
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buildings and we stabilize under these 10 million new homes that were needed that's not popular and
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nobody's going to wait that long somehow or another he's got to make that point and it's got to connect
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with people to give him more time to turn things around on the housing now he also was really strong
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in saying that he was appointing wait until you meet the guy i'm going to appoint the head of the fed
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well i i'd like to meet that person too i'd like to know who that is he says he's going to do it right
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after the first of the year um because our fed chair is leaving after the first of the year i think
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in february and he said he's a guy who understands low interest rates uh and uh you know low mortgage
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rates looser money that could be really dangerous with with inflation but we'll see but that could be a
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turning point one way or the other a new fed chair will be a turning point um and hopefully trump and
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this new fed chair know what they're doing um and it won't make things worse but i don't know how you
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can at the fed i don't know i mean they've already made everything so bad um all right more in just a
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let's say hello to uh executive producer mr stuver gear hello stu glenn how are you good what did
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you think of the president's speech last night what did you take away you know it's interesting you
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you started talking about the phrasing of blaming it on essentially biden right i inherited a mess
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i he did he did that's 100 true what i took from that was actually kind of optimism of his messaging
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in that i think that's a much better message than what he had been doing previously the kind of it's
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a hoax and uh you know it's it's a scam and a con job right like i think the improved
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this is what you do right when you get a new when you come in as a new administration you have a
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window there where everyone understands your policies aren't in place first and so pointing
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to the past president and saying i inherited this i'm trying to fix it is legitimate for a while what
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we complained about with barack obama of course was that he was doing it in 2015 you know like
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george bush that guy still blaming george bush yeah still blaming george bush so i i don't think
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it's completely inappropriate and of course when you know there's a real economic problem
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saying hey i inherited a mess i'm trying to fix it is something to help buy you time and i think that
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is a much better approach than i've already fixed things and people don't seem to realize it right
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so i actually was more positive in that change of messaging it's not ideal but i did think it was an
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improvement so i i should have been more clear on this i don't have a problem with that message
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today but by the time we get to the midterms that won't be enough right okay and and people are tired
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of hearing that they've heard it from every president forever and ever and ever so it will be effective
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in the first year maybe maybe 18 months but after that you you gotta it's yours it's yours now
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and whether that's reality or not it doesn't matter the perception is you've been there long enough
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you should have had this fixed by now and that's very likely very unreasonable with something like
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this but that's perception yeah i think that's true i think too you know the vast majority of people
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will have their mind completely made up as to who they're voting for you know by by summer yes right
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so you have another six months or so to try to put this back together and you don't have to have
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it perfect i don't if you're showing improvement is what the big thing is you know we noted the
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improvement in the inflation rates i i will i will not uh uh i i believe we're going to wind up hearing
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from the media that they think the trump administration is playing with these numbers we'll see if that
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happens because you know he had a bunch of changes in those offices where they detect those that'll be a
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fun uh back and forth over the next six months but i do think if you can show improvement right this is
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down at 1.9 by the time we get to you know to the middle of the year it's going to be hard for
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so something the president said yesterday that i thought was
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really really good um because it will make a difference and it's not a redistribution of wealth
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um he talked about his warrior dividend um he said every the 1.45 million military personnel
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are going to receive 1776 dollars before christmas and he says it's recognition for their service and
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sacrifice he says one time it's coming from uh tariffs because the big beautiful bill tonight
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i'm proud to announce more than 1.45 million service members will receive a special we call
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warrior dividend a warrior dividend in honor of our nation's founding in 1776 we're sending every
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soldier 1776 the checks are already uh on the way i think this is better than choosing another group of
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people you know who's poor uh and let's give them the money i don't like when the government hands out
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money but if anybody i mean they're already on the payroll and they're underpaid and if anybody can use
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it it's the military 1700 is a huge amount for most people in the military gigantic amount that will
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make an actual impact in the people's lives who i think actually deserve you know we we we don't do
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enough for our military um and so it's the best kind of i don't know stimulus package i've ever seen
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although this isn't a stimulus package i don't think um you know these people are going to pump
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it into the i can guarantee you they're going to get it and they're going to use it on their family
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for christmas which you know will stimulate the economy so much warrior dividends how do you feel
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about that stew um a bit conflicted uh for a few reasons yeah i obviously 100 agree with you that
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that our military members deserve more money and i'm excited they're going to get it and i have no
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my feeling on that from a general perspective is very very positive like if we're going to give money
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to anybody likewise our military is great and you know so yep that's obvious and but i had a couple
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of concerns one being you know we're not exactly at a place where we just have tons of extra money
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lying around to you know to throw around uh to people i know the argument is with tariffs uh that we
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have enough but of course that pays only for a slight amount of our deficit right so we still
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this is all money that we don't actually have number one and number two uh my under and i don't
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really understand maybe you have a better understanding of this but like my understanding
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of the mechanism of how we spend money as a government is that the congress passes a bill
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to allocate money when you're talking about a policy like this and i i think the president's heart
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rid of that under obama i don't rid of under the well i didn't get rid of it congress no i know it
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is still the law of the land but nobody's paying attention to it anymore congress doesn't even pay
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attention to it anymore they don't they don't seem to care now and the other thing with this part of
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it particularly glenn is quite obviously there would be very little resistance to a bill that did
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this if you put a bill in front of congress that said we're going to give a bonus of 1776 dollars to
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all of our military members i i would love to do it just to dare the democrats to vote against it
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right like even take out all the concerns about spending this obviously would pass because no one
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would have the balls to vote against it outside of like rand paul and thomas massey like that
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there'd be a couple people but it'd be pretty limited right uh so i it could have gone through the
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normal processes i don't know if trump is just saying like i want to be you know i i i want to
00:29:28.360
dare someone to try to stop me here or if it's just look there's a pile of money in a military
00:29:33.680
budget somewhere that he can move around and he has control of it because he's commander in chief i
00:29:38.460
don't really understand the mechanism so i have some questions around that but you know of course
00:29:42.560
generally speaking when you're thinking of the most offensive things that the government does
00:29:46.240
giving our military more money is nowhere near the top of that list is not what it is not not it
00:29:51.660
not it they deserve it they deserve it now the republicans pass something i love this they just
00:30:00.020
passed their health care plan which is just stay with obamacare without re-upping the insurance part
00:30:07.340
of it so they're not for the subsidies this is not going to pass it's not going to pass this is just
00:30:13.380
something that they passed um you know in the house it's not going to be past the senate not going
00:30:19.040
to go to the president's desk here's what's going to happen you're going to see the house and the
00:30:25.540
senate no no no let me rephrase that i started that with a lie while you're not paying attention this
00:30:33.600
christmas you will not see but it will happen anyway the house and the senate will re-up the insurance
00:30:42.680
subsidies and they will pass this health care thing while nobody's paying attention and then it'll be
00:30:48.340
over that i mean that's exactly what's going to happen there's not a chance we come back
00:30:53.340
and on january 5th and uh we say oh my gosh look they're wow they're going to close down the government
00:31:01.260
because they didn't pass this health care thing well good for the republicans for having a spine and
00:31:06.920
standing up nope not gonna happen it does appear the chance of the republicans folding here is is
00:31:14.780
approaching one trillion percent i don't know we're having major inflation i would say 38 trillion okay
00:31:20.860
there you go 38 trillion percent yeah i i don't know because basically what has happened is enough
00:31:28.400
republicans have already folded on this for a three-year extension of these subsidies which again
00:31:33.560
is a giveaway on top of the normal obamacare to make it obamacare turbo uh and uh lock in even
00:31:40.280
higher subsidies because the old obamacare pale the plan failed uh so that is what we're talking about
00:31:45.780
here um so going back to obamacare as passed is now the worst thing in the world to even the democrats
00:31:52.340
fascinating but they have enough republicans who have changed sides on this and they are now the
00:31:59.140
democrats have enough votes to force uh a vote on this bill which almost definitely will pass the
00:32:06.000
house because they already have the votes and other republicans will want to now change sides
00:32:12.000
that there's a public vote so it will likely pass there uh it's possible obviously that they stop it
00:32:17.380
in the senate they could stop it in the senate i don't know i don't think that there's much appetite
00:32:21.340
to stop this honestly at the end of the day um you know you probably will have a chance of doing it
00:32:26.620
in the senate though that's our best chance my guess is what happens is once the pressure is there
00:32:32.760
they find a way to maybe adjust it and do a year or something like that that gets them past the
00:32:40.280
election uh but of course what happens in a year and we all know what happens in a year it's the same
00:32:45.820
thing that's going to happen this year it's the same thing that happened four years ago when they
00:32:48.660
first the first part of this bill went away in 2022 or 2021 they came in and they said okay let's
00:32:55.440
extend it for four more years so i my guess is they there's probably going to be some adjustments
00:33:00.620
to this plan but i i do not expect at all the republicans to hold the line on this not only do
00:33:05.020
they no longer want to get rid of obamacare they don't even want to get rid of obamacare turbo
00:33:09.080
it's i you know they they passed this thing yesterday which does give them the argument to say
00:33:15.220
hey we did pass something we we do have a plan it's right here uh stew but that's all that
00:33:20.760
understand the reality understand the reality we can't get things done unless we have the house
00:33:26.100
and the senate and the white house and the supreme court so we just have to wait until we have a time
00:33:33.080
when what glenn i have breaking news we've got all that we've got all of that right now now i will say
00:33:40.760
there is a filibuster in the senate that does hold you up a little bit yeah it's not as big as we
00:33:47.500
needed oh really what we have to have the house the senate the white house and the supreme court but
00:33:54.680
we have to have more than what we said when we said those things we just need those you know all three
00:34:03.480
branches of government we need all three branches of government but more it's like we need we need
00:34:10.840
that turbo kind of like obamacare turbo it's never quite enough to get the job done never is glenn i
00:34:19.940
really do expect if we had a 9-0 supreme court the presidency and 534 combined congressmen and
00:34:27.080
senators they still we got to get that last one we can't do this with this guy over here there's one
00:34:30.980
democrat in congress we can't do this that's exactly what i would expect it's it's standing in the way
00:34:36.740
it's pathetic but you know it reminds you that your goals are not their goals you know that that's
00:34:44.700
what i keep coming back to forever glenn when we started this show i will say i i i started the show
00:34:49.900
very young i you know i was uh in my early 20s and didn't really understand lots of things i was
00:34:54.440
unfortunately learning from you which have obviously turned into a catastrophe but uh you know
00:35:00.420
as i learned here at the beginning my thought was us as conservatives as republicans as the right
00:35:07.180
agree on a lot of different things and there are disagreements as to how we get there right
00:35:12.640
there are sometimes people think we need to kind of fold or sometimes we need to compromise and we
00:35:16.940
have to move slowly and some other people over there saying hey no we got to go all the way right now
00:35:21.560
we're gonna go all and there's that disagreement you remember this from going back in history right
00:35:25.220
slavery was like this there were some people who were like abolish abolish abolish and others were like
00:35:29.600
gosh i don't think we can do that we got to we got to finagle we got to work around the edges
00:35:33.680
every big debate has had that what i learned over time is that actually the goals aren't the same
00:35:40.800
when we are saying hey we want it we need to make sure government is more is smaller and more
00:35:45.480
limited that's not the goal of most of the people on quote unquote our side in washington they
00:35:51.280
don't share those goals so they're working for something completely different they're not going to what
00:35:56.260
we want uh as the as a typical american conservative we're inching towards some of those goals but also
00:36:03.920
like when we need to give up on them and go the completely opposite direction for to keep these
00:36:08.100
guys in office for a couple more years fine and that's what's really frustrating here
00:36:12.680
so let me give you some good news and then i'll you know then i'll spoil it for you but some good news
00:36:20.400
the house has just passed legislation that makes performing transgender surgeries on minors a felony
00:36:26.720
now here's the bad news it passed 216 to 211 that means really there are 211 democrats that
00:36:39.060
actually in their heart of hearts think that cutting into minors cutting the breasts off at this point
00:36:48.220
now that we have all the data that we have gathered over you know five years of doing this to
00:36:54.040
children at this point there's still 211 that firmly believe yeah no damn it we should cut off the
00:37:02.080
breasts a healthy breast off of a healthy minor that we've got to make those we got to make those
00:37:08.080
decisions and let a 12 year old make that decision a 15 year old should make that decision really
00:37:14.720
no it's just politics and if they do think they believe it they believe it because they've been
00:37:23.420
party brainwashed you know how many of us on any on any and all sides how many of us actually believe
00:37:31.360
something and have thought it through and how many of us are just kind of zombie following the crowd
00:37:39.920
i contend most people are just zombie following the crowd whether whether that might even be a crowd
00:37:47.480
now of like you know what charlie kirk was killed by his wife there's all kinds of zombie crowds
00:37:56.540
and they don't require you to think at all they just require you to sign up for the team
00:38:03.740
and that's that's my biggest problem with the republicans is i'm not on a team you know when i
00:38:11.560
left fox roger ale said to me you know what you know what your problem is and i said no but i know
00:38:17.280
you're going to tell me no i don't sir what is my problem he said you won't play the game
00:38:22.580
he said you know there's it's they're well-established rules
00:38:28.720
if you need a pound of flesh you take a pound of flesh from me but then i'm you owe me a pound
00:38:37.400
of flesh and so when i need a pound of flesh i'm going to come and take it out of you and then we
00:38:42.380
go out and we have dinner with each other and i was just astounded that that was actually spoken
00:38:54.100
i don't believe it is a game i actually believe in something and and i thought more people believed
00:39:05.960
in something don't don't you feel like you just want somebody to go in like mr smith goes to
00:39:12.280
washington and actually believe in something and then when they find out wait a minute i've been duped
00:39:18.560
like mr smith goes to washington they stand up and go this is wrong and i'm not playing that game
00:39:24.780
and i don't want to play that game and then you you kind of again there's so many loops or hoops you
00:39:31.620
have to jump through for this to happen then you actually have to believe there are other people
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in congress or in the senate that are like you know what he's brave enough to say it i'm going to
00:39:40.920
stand up next to him i mean i remember when i was young and naive and i believe those things
00:39:47.740
would happen i still believe they can happen but only when the american people
00:39:54.500
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well one of my favorite people in the government somebody i have an awful lot of trust uh and i
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support a great deal and i'm glad she's at the doj uh is harmeet dylan uh she gets things done
00:47:01.020
she is fantastic she is i mean she is laser focused on the civil rights division that's her division
00:47:10.060
at the civil uh at the uh justice department civil rights division they've announced now they've filed
00:47:15.460
several lawsuits against colorado hawaii massachusetts nevada and they're going after fulton
00:47:20.980
county georgia related to the 2020 election those suits have already been uh filed and she is now
00:47:30.300
eyeing civil rights action against the fed state officials anybody who is pursuing trump and maga
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um and you know this was this really came started the talk started after the fbi was like oh yeah
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yeah we weren't for the mar-a-lago thing in in palm beach in 2022 we recommended against that
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the number four relief it's relieffactor.com harmeet dylan welcome i'm so glad that you could join us today
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harmeet uh she is the she's the doj's assistant attorney general for civil rights harmeet uh let's start with
00:49:28.080
the uh let's start with what's happening um with the um cases in several different states
00:49:36.080
on what happened in 2020 what have you found and what's being done about it
00:49:41.760
well i can't really talk about either of those things but what i can say is that uh there's a lot of concern
00:49:48.960
about about the weaponization of the department of justice and and and beyond weaponization abuse
00:49:56.080
abuse a process that happened here i mean the recent story in the news of course that
00:50:01.280
people are talking about is the raid on the president's home in mar-a-lago where apparently
00:50:09.120
you know the federal government here the department of justice was aware that it was not supported by
00:50:14.720
probable cause and a political decision was made to override that and weaponize the doj and of course
00:50:21.600
the other side keeps gaslighting us for doing this but we're trying to play things by the book so we do
00:50:27.280
our investigations and we go where the evidence leads us and i can tell you there's a keen interest
00:50:31.920
in this department of justice to hold people accountable for abusing the civil rights of american
00:50:38.080
citizens including the president who is an american and is entitled to the same civil rights as you and
00:50:43.360
i and everybody else and so we're we're really focused on it so harmeet honestly when that story
00:50:50.240
came out about the fbi this week when these stories break it's nothing new i mean we knew that i mean
00:50:56.480
now the evidence is there etc etc but we knew it and so it doesn't ever seem new um and then
00:51:03.840
when that story first came out um i'm reading i read it and i just dismiss it and it comes up in my
00:51:09.840
production meeting the next morning and all my producers are talking about it and i said why
00:51:13.520
are you guys talking about it nobody's going to go to jail nothing's going to happen when where is
00:51:18.000
the doj and then they pointed out your name was attached and i thought oh wait a minute i am interested
00:51:25.440
because maybe something will happen how does this process work what what has to happen before we start
00:51:33.360
to see indictments or you know trials if laws were broken all right well let me let me choose my words
00:51:42.720
carefully here so you know the fbi is part of the department of justice okay they're across the street
00:51:50.240
and they have their own leadership and management and you know the prior administration hid a lot of
00:51:56.800
things over there we know that from stories that are unfolding and the work that they're doing over
00:52:01.840
there and so i can't open up a investigation without some evidence and so when evidence comes in
00:52:10.960
then we're able to start an investigation and unlike the other side we don't sort of start with a
00:52:16.320
conclusion and then try to find evidence that sherry picks that we find the evidence and then we go
00:52:21.840
and follow where that leads us and so in my case one of the statutes that i administer here is the
00:52:28.400
is the clan act and federal conspiracy statutes including um you know section 241 and 242 they
00:52:37.600
talk about a conspiracy to violate rights and that can include state officials typically most of our
00:52:43.200
jurisdiction here at the civil rights division involves state actors violating uh federal civil
00:52:48.880
rights and not so much federal actors but in theory there could be private individuals uh potentially
00:52:56.000
federal actors if you can pierce um appropriate immunities who conspire to violate civil rights and
00:53:03.200
so the conspiracy cases involve connecting multiple dots and multiple um uh sometimes people across
00:53:13.360
states and jurisdictions and what we have here just to be you know zooming out is multiple cases that
00:53:19.200
were brought against the president in multiple jurisdictions involving multiple state actors so at a minimum
00:53:24.000
i think every state actor involved in these conspiracies should be concerned uh whether or not we can tie feds
00:53:29.520
into that or private people um you know it's going to be an interesting legal question and there are
00:53:36.560
a lot of qualified immunities and privileges that we have to pierce through to get there so i'll just leave
00:53:41.680
it at that it is it is complicated it is challenging but there's an appetite to do it because if we don't
00:53:47.600
hold people accountable for grossly violating our civil rights including but not limited to um judges
00:53:54.480
signing off on wiretapping and invasion of um communications of attorneys i mean i'm kind of
00:54:01.120
mad about that because i've seen my name on the arctic cross list in the name of my law firm who represented
00:54:06.640
you know numerous political parties involved in the 2020 election the president the president's campaign
00:54:11.760
and others um if we let that lie you know this just becomes like venezuela or some other tin pot
00:54:19.440
dictatorship and we we lose our ability to hold our heads up as the paragon of the rule of law in the
00:54:24.800
world and so i think it's very important that we do that now i mean i will tell you just to be frank
00:54:30.480
uh you know some folks come into the doj they they want to burnish their credentials a bit and then
00:54:38.080
go back out and you know do their next thing and their focus is on that and then there's some of us
00:54:43.200
who are kind of true believers and feel like you know this is our mission in life to um make sure
00:54:50.240
this country that we love stays this country that we love and i'm one of those people so and i've got
00:54:56.080
a lot of other patriots here like me uh and so we're we're looking at these facts carefully and seeing
00:55:01.280
what we can do with them i just i know you have to be very very careful and i don't want to put you
00:55:09.360
in a bad situation so i just you know i want to be careful um do you think that the people at the
00:55:18.480
fbi and the doj in all levels realize that because i know you do do they realize how
00:55:28.720
to the end the american people are they're starting to lose faith if if we don't start to
00:55:36.640
see people at least charged and have a fair trial i'm not even saying that they go to jail hopefully
00:55:44.160
they would if they broke a law but you know showing these people because we keep getting
00:55:49.680
investigation after investigation after investigation and then it just sits there
00:55:53.120
you know um there's a story out today about you know the clinton foundation and all the
00:55:58.800
investigations what they found i don't have any faith that they're nobody nobody's going to jail for
00:56:03.680
that nobody's going to go for jail go to jail for that and we're at this place to where it's up to
00:56:09.760
the doj and the fbi to do their job uh and then start bringing some justice because if we lose in 28
00:56:20.480
and you haven't cleaned up and set clear rules of the law does matter all these people got away
00:56:30.000
with it last time it's going to be a thousand times worse in 2028 uh no i hear you and i i'm i'm
00:56:38.800
worried about it i'm a citizen who loves this country and as you know i've donated uh countless
00:56:44.800
millions of dollars of my billable time to uh being engaged in politics and so here's let me
00:56:51.360
just set some expectations so you come into the doj i had about 400 attorneys plus working in my
00:56:56.800
department i have one-third of that now because when i set the rules of what we're going to do here in
00:57:02.400
this department two-thirds of the people peaced out and quit and some of the ones who are left behind
00:57:08.080
are leaking to the press what we are doing and so that's the fight in my department okay and then
00:57:14.000
you look at where does most of this work occur when you look at the hundreds of thousands over
00:57:17.760
a hundred thousand people who work at the department of justice a lot of them work for the fbi well
00:57:21.840
it's only the very top top top layer of that that is politically appointed and committed to the
00:57:28.080
president's agenda i would say the vast majority of that agency is uh you know legacy doing what
00:57:35.040
they're doing much of which was not good for america i'm gonna say and then i'm i don't mean
00:57:40.000
to malign every asian out there most of them are good but the leadership has not been great the people
00:57:44.880
who've gotten to the top like even in the last administration of the president 45 james comey and
00:57:50.640
some of these others uh christopher ray um you know republicans in name only and uh enemies of uh you
00:57:57.440
know what the american voters wanted and and and they've shown that time and again and what we know
00:58:02.240
publicly i'm sure there's more to come and then you look at the fact that i need to work with 94
00:58:07.360
united states attorneys to get just about anything i do done whether it's a hate crime prosecution or
00:58:12.000
civil cases that i bring and um in some of the top jurisdictions we can't get those people confirmed
00:58:18.080
because of a dumb blue slip process that is not in the constitution that is not in law it is a made-up
00:58:25.200
courtesy of ancient times and i'm sorry these you know united states senators are wedded to it and
00:58:30.960
and here we are i can't get my my friends call me on the phone saying i i gave up my law practice
00:58:36.720
i came into the government i uh had faith that i would uh be treated fairly because i've had an
00:58:41.840
honorable and long career i've never been sanctioned by a court i'm a great lawyer and then these you
00:58:47.680
know this dumb process means they can't get confirmed so now they've lost everything in their
00:58:52.000
life and their career and they have to pick up the pieces and they won't get confirmed this is this is
00:58:56.480
carnage to people's careers and everyone sees that and this is this is a feature not a bug of this
00:59:01.520
dumb blue slip process so so i don't know the blue slip problem here too we we have talked about the
00:59:08.480
blue slip uh problem on the uh on the show several times and it has to be corrected it's it's it's it's
00:59:16.320
it's insane it is absolutely insane um but um do you feel that i mean because it kind of sounds
00:59:27.520
let me let me put it this way is there a possibility to do to the doj and fbi and everything else the
00:59:34.160
things that hegseth has done to the pentagon that was riddled with all kinds of people that shouldn't
00:59:39.920
have been in there or is it just a different thing where you just can't go in and say you're out
00:59:45.840
because it's not it's it's not military because he's he seems to be changing and we seem to have
00:59:52.960
our arms around the military at least and that's able to change can we change this system in the doj
01:00:02.320
we can we i mean we can i mean we're we're fighting with our hands tied behind our backs in a way
01:00:08.560
and i mean look a lot of there are a lot of there are some of some of my colleagues have gotten
01:00:12.960
confirmed and they're doing great work and and by confirmed i actually don't mean really confirmed
01:00:18.080
i mean the judges voted them in so effectively they're confirmed but they weren't confirmed by
01:00:22.560
the senate process there are very few who've been confirmed by the blue slip process it's that which
01:00:27.200
is dumb and so this president one year in doesn't have the doj that he wants because of the senate
01:00:34.800
that's a fact and so that said there are a few and we're looking at the conspiracy cases that can be
01:00:40.800
brought in places where we have a confirmed united states attorney and and you know favorable um
01:00:47.280
makeup of the courts those are also few and far between and at the same time we are fighting the
01:00:53.200
left-wing weaponization they're extremely efficient they bring cases every day every single voting rights
01:00:58.400
case that i have brought in the united states has multiple intervenors the aclu and the league of women
01:01:04.480
voters and la raza and yada yada and then i said now then i sort of one brief i have to file a floor
01:01:09.440
breach you know so that's like what we're dealing with here with a small staff and everyone knows
01:01:13.600
that i'm not giving any trade secrets away here that's the whole point of what they do and so
01:01:17.520
that's the system i think people don't realize when i see the criticism every time i post something
01:01:21.280
that i've done here or an investigation i've opened there's a thousand negative comments from
01:01:25.360
people on supposedly on my side and it's demoralizing to the lawyers here because
01:01:29.600
no one gave up gave up their successful practice to come here and and and just be criticized all
01:01:34.560
day and that's why people don't stay in the government um you know i'm not surprised that
01:01:39.120
people are talking about leaving at this point it's demoralizing to be here just be criticized all day
01:01:43.200
so so that's that's a function of uh of of our social media world or what have you but um i can tell
01:01:49.760
you that i am joined here by um you know so many patriots who some of them gave up very comfortable
01:01:55.680
like i did to come here and serve their country and were determined and i will consider it a failure
01:02:01.360
for sure if i leave here and nothing was changed and nobody was charged and nobody was held accountable
01:02:08.080
for the gross violations of our civil rights because that will simply be a green light for it to happen
01:02:13.520
again happen harder and perhaps with no recourse and no ability to win an election in the future i mean
01:02:18.800
if we had hr1 passed for example you know who knows what would have happened in this election cycle
01:02:23.600
because we've got permanent like you know vote by mail and no accountability so we are changing
01:02:29.200
things bit by bit we're just not getting credit for it i think that's also true i only have about 30
01:02:34.560
seconds i'm so far behind i gotta let you go are you concerned about bongino his resignation and what
01:02:40.240
it might mean for investigations and the resetting of justice from no okay i'm not he we've got great
01:02:47.760
staff over there um and and you know there was a co-deputy director who's um stepping up yeah and uh
01:02:55.120
i think i think we have uh we have plenty of people in line to help with that so i'm not concerned about
01:03:00.640
that and i wish him uh you know how uh i feel about you i don't want to be part of the problem i want to
01:03:07.280
help and be part of the solution you just reach out any time to tell us what we can do to help but
01:03:13.760
the the patience is running thin with the american people and you know that thank you for everything
01:03:18.720
i read it and let me just i gotta i gotta say one thing uh we need more lawyers here so go to usajobs.gov
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that's that was a that was a that was an interview full of landmines that i didn't expect
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anytime you talk to anyone in involved in a legal process like this it is always difficult
01:05:18.400
because they can't they shouldn't be blurting things out their their opinions or what they
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want to happen or whatever you have to you have to respect that process so it's it's difficult but
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i think the main thing she seemed to want to have communicated there was uh they have a lot of
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make everybody happy but they're working on it it it's i don't even think it's going to take a
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decent amount of time it's going to take the senate to move you know what the blue slip process is
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you can go through but then the senate a senator in their state you assign of you know an attorney a
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by that nope that's my state nope not that person so you can't get anybody through and that's what
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she's talking about they can't they can't put anybody in because of this process which is not
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part of the constitution there's so many things that the senate has done in their little rules that
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need to go away and blue slip is one of those things it's insane the way that works but people
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like that's how our government operates kind of all the time said that she said that to me four months
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in yeah you know we're just really hoping that the senate is going to do its job and now here she
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welcome to the uh glennbeck program it is uh thursday tomorrow is our last show
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uh of the year last night was the the last broadcast i did uh on television it's the last
01:09:30.480
television show i will be doing um it was weird it caught me off guard a little bit you know it's
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been 12 years on the blaze since i've been doing television it was a 20th year this is my 20th year
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in television since cnn and it you know i recognize the place that it was last night but it wasn't until
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i said and so for the last time good night america when i said for the last time it all of a sudden
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hit me i almost didn't get good night america out i was totally fine until that last line i realized
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wow that's the end of an era so i'm not gonna say that again it was bizarre it was bizarre
01:10:13.840
but thank you for watching um and uh 2026 has a lot of really great things coming in store
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um let me uh let me ask do we have jason in studio yet yes so jason um he's kind of our military
01:10:33.840
kind of expert there's a couple things going on um first u.s approves largest arms package worth
01:10:42.480
14 billion dollars for taiwan we're now sending them missiles uh rockets uh howitzers all kinds of
01:10:54.480
all kinds of things drones how is that going to be received by china i mean obviously they're not
01:11:02.960
going to like the increase that's not really a change in the status quo so we're not really breaking
01:11:08.560
too much new ground there because we've always supplied them with weapons so that that's not
01:11:13.120
really changing what the different context that it's in is i guess the elevated threat level that's in
01:11:19.440
the uh south china sea in asia right now um you've got you know japan and china standing off with each
01:11:25.840
other locking radars on uh each other i i i i watch military movements non-stop on this um there's
01:11:32.240
always a group of uh chinese naval vessels that go out to confront japan um japan is not you know
01:11:40.400
they're not shying away at all in fact that they've made some comments that are very you know uh
01:11:45.600
supportive of taiwan if china does um go after uh you know as they say that they're going to go
01:11:52.240
after uh taiwan which is getting closer glenn it's like 2027 is the year when they want to just be
01:11:58.480
ready and it's up to them at that point when they want to start pushing buttons so we are getting
01:12:03.600
closer to that and if you take them at their word this is going to happen i think it's um i think it's
01:12:09.120
and i was advocating for this uh at least trying to push out the opinion even during the biden
01:12:13.600
administration that i think that um you know the united states policy should be to we need to
01:12:18.560
strengthen our allies that can take over roles to where we don't have to lead in those areas
01:12:22.640
right now japan is a major power there is no reason why that we should be operating under an
01:12:28.080
agreement with them or the same relationship with them that we've operated on after world war ii
01:12:34.080
how stupid does that sound like they are very powerful in their own right they can counter china
01:12:38.720
they should be taking the lead on that we are a support role if need be but these are realities
01:12:44.240
that we have to look at and if we we've got problems in our own hemisphere and we should be
01:12:48.560
looking at that right now so let me ask you you know you say 2027 and i know that's what china has
01:12:56.160
said all indications are that china is ready in 2027 to take taiwan but that would be the last year of
01:13:02.720
the trump administration um wouldn't it be in to their advantage to wait to see if they get a
01:13:12.640
aoc in because you know you get an aoc or somebody like that in to as the president we're not going to
01:13:21.120
do anything i mean we wouldn't even blink an eye yeah i mean the american political landscape for
01:13:29.280
our adversaries it's it's it's got to be so chaotic for them for that for our adversaries they can get
01:13:35.600
someone like putin or a she a g in and they're there almost for life so their their their strategies
01:13:41.920
don't really change ours on the other hand do change because we could have a new administration
01:13:46.480
every four years um i think what's extremely important for the trump administration right now
01:13:52.560
knowing what you just said and pointing that out is to get everything that they can in writing
01:13:59.200
when they can get these things in writing they can set um policies foreign policy policies
01:14:05.440
defense strategies they can set it in motion things that really can't be you know just turned off uh
01:14:12.000
you know in the next you know three to four years um you look at uh a lot of the president's trade
01:14:18.160
policy during his first uh administration so in in theory those could have been turned off but the way
01:14:24.560
he said it in motion biden didn't even touch it because he really couldn't at that point they were
01:14:29.440
making so much money and they were forcing china into certain actions that they couldn't do anything
01:14:34.160
about that's what i'm looking for in our foreign policy strategy and that could be what they're doing
01:14:38.640
with japan signaling to japan look you need to take the lead on this we can be the backup you know if
01:14:45.520
you know if all hell does break loose and it's getting very very dire but you need to start taking the
01:14:50.400
lead on these things and i see that with the trump administration really all over the world which
01:14:54.720
is pretty cool to see so let me switch um and still i want to bring in on this too the brown university
01:15:02.080
shooter how many days been five five days i don't know off the top of my head but yeah i mean it's
01:15:10.160
it's been yeah i thought it was last weekend wasn't it yeah it was last about a week or so sunday
01:15:17.200
yeah so it's between five and six days um um everybody's freaking out we don't have any clues
01:15:27.840
yet uh i think that's i mean especially on a campus where they have more cameras than i think any other
01:15:34.840
campus in america there's no clues there's nothing well is that true though i mean they do they do have
01:15:42.760
video of that i mean that's certainly a clue right um and they did today announce i don't think i've
01:15:50.480
ever heard that this terminology before and maybe you guys know it i don't know if i have it exactly
01:15:54.940
right but they always have the person of interest and they said someone in the area or someone in the
01:16:01.440
vicinity of the person of interest they wanted to talk to so they've released another picture from a
01:16:06.440
video some it was someone who in the i can't remember the word they use but it was like basically
01:16:11.820
someone who seemed to be maybe hanging around with this guy we want to talk to uh which i guess
01:16:16.860
i don't know if they think he was involved in it or at least knows who it is but they have better
01:16:21.860
video of him which you'd think would eventually lead them to the actual guy or at least give us a
01:16:28.080
little bit more information because he's of course covered up fully this guy isn't you can see his face
01:16:32.620
pretty well for a security camera so that i guess it's developing and and going forward but it
01:16:38.920
it does seem that in this you know world of surveillance it almost seems like it takes us
01:16:44.840
longer to find these people today i'm sorry i'm doubting every single crime true crime show my wife
01:16:50.060
watches when we go to bed because they're always like yeah we caught him on cctv camera then we caught
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him they just follow the line then we caught him going through the tollway then we caught him buying a
01:16:57.980
cheeseburger at mcdonald's doesn't seem to be happening how is that not happening uh makes no
01:17:03.380
sense and that's why that's why you're hearing people saying the authorities are bearing evidence
01:17:08.260
they're erasing things etc etc it doesn't make sense and it could very well make sense but we are so
01:17:16.880
conditioned that these cameras are watching everything all the time there's no way to get
01:17:23.880
away from these cameras you know it's a big brother state blah blah blah uh and then when you don't
01:17:31.080
have that it doesn't feel right and so then you start looking and going what is the university doing
01:17:36.360
why are they you know what's that one guy i don't even want to say his name but what's the one guy that
01:17:40.920
the internet is saying he's the guy but the you know the university has erased him from
01:17:51.220
the uh website and everything else yeah he's part of international studies i've seen that theory
01:17:58.460
it's always so dangerous when the internet yeah sometimes they find incredible things sometimes
01:18:03.880
they accuse the wrong person of very serious crime so obviously let the stuff play out with
01:18:08.900
serious investigation rather than uh you know the speculation on on x but uh you know some of the
01:18:15.360
sometimes they do find the person right but sometimes you know i can't there's somebody who is
01:18:20.100
falsely accused of hanging out with uh with the couple at the cold play concert that was apparently
01:18:27.000
having the affair and you know name was like you know it's this is this person at this company and
01:18:32.440
everyone made a big deal about it and that person's like i i had nothing to do with it i wasn't even
01:18:35.820
there i didn't like cold play so you know uh that that can go down very dark roads as well i gotta be
01:18:41.520
careful with the stuff for sure i i get everyone's frustrated though and like even us question having some of
01:18:46.040
these questions because for far too long some of these huge pivotal cases we've seen the media do
01:18:51.860
their spin or we've seen law enforcement completely scrub all information so you know like we know
01:18:57.300
nothing and then we and then there's you know the way the mainstream media will handle a lot of this
01:19:01.520
stuff is you know certain you know they promote certain cases and they'll put it out there like
01:19:07.520
crazy including names and you know ethnic groups and all this stuff but when it changes from
01:19:12.660
whatever narrative they want everything goes radio silent so when things go radio silent we're like
01:19:17.820
okay are we being screwed again like i i get the sentiment i feel the sentiment yeah i agree with
01:19:23.760
that and i think everybody does there's some statistical backing for this too the the the uh what is it the
01:19:29.680
carriage rate the murder carriage rate which is you know do they solve these crimes is way down over the
01:19:35.640
past few decades like i think it peaked in the 80s and it's been dropping ever since we're only around
01:19:41.140
like 60 percent of murders being solved which just seems impossible i the surveillance state has
01:19:46.880
never been larger yeah it gets larger and larger i feel like i'm on camera everywhere i go everything
01:19:52.400
i pay for is on record you know my phone has a gps i'm carrying around everywhere like how is it
01:19:59.700
possible that could go down it seems really unlikely now maybe i'm sure the left would tell us well you
01:20:06.420
were just accusing random black people all that time i don't know maybe we've maybe there's some
01:20:11.500
reasons i'm not thinking about on this but that it seems to me to be a striking stat like that is one
01:20:17.300
i would have never predicted i would think it would be we'd be almost you know rock solid locked up on
01:20:24.380
this you'd think almost every murder would eventually be solved and of course because of uh your wife and so
01:20:30.920
many others we're watching every cold case get solved on tv all the time we think that's the reality but
01:20:35.600
apparently it's not so let me take you to real quick to the mit scientist that was uh shot dead
01:20:42.980
now according to the jerusalem post israel is looking in to see if iran had something to do
01:20:51.480
with that killing um and of course people who are anti-israel are like of course the jews would say
01:20:59.020
that it was probably the jews that did it they won a war with iran um is there any because this
01:21:05.540
guy was you know nuclear you know fusion researcher um really really important to us
01:21:13.380
and it was kind of like payback for what we did to their nuclear researchers any any thoughts on that
01:21:20.200
jason i yeah i i saw that report as well um it was an unnamed source and they said it was unverified
01:21:27.420
i personally i i this just sounds like uh you know nation-state gamesmanship to me and i think
01:21:35.560
that it's it's it's it's of course it's it's huge news because it like it involves israel but i think
01:21:40.820
uh no matter where you go in a lot of these instances you're going to see countries blaming
01:21:45.120
other countries i have no idea if this is if this has any shred of truth at all i i can't imagine
01:21:51.880
and iran's it could be but i can't imagine in their fragile state that they would be that provocative
01:21:58.680
and daring president trump to drop another you know stealth delivered bomb i can't imagine that
01:22:05.800
they would do that like are you crazy no yeah and in that's the kind of stuff that you would find out
01:22:12.740
about uh and then if you know if we found out about it oh we would have to retell you yeah kill
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