The Glenn Beck Program - 'I See You'： Glenn’s Emotional Response to Red Baron Worker ｜ Guests： Andrew Klavan & Jennifer Sey ｜ 10⧸30⧸26

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00:01:46.940 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program a lot on our plate today want to get right to it

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00:03:06.300 you're left overpaying for the wrong coverage for another year i want to start with uh something

00:03:13.400 that i haven't mentioned all week

00:03:17.160 because honestly

00:03:21.000 this is the worst of us

00:03:30.900 and this is what is wrong with us

00:03:35.180 and it took me a while

00:03:39.520 to be able to

00:03:41.420 sort through what I think is important to say.

00:03:54.180 It's the Red Baron worker.

00:03:57.920 I don't think I've seen anything this sad in a long time.

00:04:05.640 I don't know if you've seen the video.

00:04:08.120 It's a Red Baron employee.

00:04:09.940 He's in a store. 0.92

00:04:10.620 he's just putting pizza in and some punk ass kid comes up and is just he's just making a viral he's 1.00

00:04:19.020 trying to make a stupid viral video so he's going up to this guy because he's got a bad case of old 0.98

00:04:26.020 i guess and he puts his phone up to his phone he says hey do you know what time it is guy pulls 0.99

00:04:31.720 his phone out yeah sure and he starts telling the time and the punk ass kid puts his phone right up 0.68

00:04:36.880 next to it is like, I just took Apple Pay, buddy. I just took 10 bucks from you. You were messing 0.96

00:04:42.380 with the wrong guy. And this is not viral because of how the guy reacted or what he said. I think

00:04:54.060 this is viral for an entirely different reason. And I want you to watch the video. Here it is.

00:05:00.580 This is a joke. This is a joke. No, it's not a joke to me, okay? I don't have time for this

00:05:05.300 crap in my life my life is hard enough as it is okay i don't need this crap i got kids at home 0.98

00:05:10.100 that went to bed without me right now and i was supposed to be at home an hour ago and i'm still 0.99

00:05:14.820 out here working and i got to get up at five in the morning and do ten more stores so this is not

00:05:20.760 a joke to me and now i'm probably gonna get kicked out of the store because of you i'm not funny

00:05:28.260 Okay, I'm sorry, man.

00:05:30.080 No, you're not sorry.

00:05:31.180 You got a smoke look on your face.

00:05:33.200 I'm sorry, man.

00:05:33.720 I'm sorry.

00:05:34.500 I don't need this in my life.

00:05:36.520 No, I get you.

00:05:37.560 No, you don't.

00:05:38.640 You're probably making money off this.

00:05:40.280 I can't even pay my mortgage.

00:05:42.780 And I got four kids at home.

00:05:45.140 So not funny.

00:05:58.260 to that kid

00:06:08.860 you pick the wrong guy

00:06:11.700 and not because he's tough

00:06:16.040 but because he's every man

00:06:22.040 he's the guy who leaves before the sun is up he leaves before he can say good morning to his

00:06:37.740 children and he comes home and many times they're in bed and he hasn't seen them all day

00:06:44.500 he's the man who sits at the kitchen table and does the math then comes up short month after

00:06:53.640 month after month and he gets up and he still does it he doesn't give up he does it day after 1.00

00:07:02.240 day after day and he didn't ask for your stupid audience 1.00

00:07:07.520 you asked him for the time 1.00

00:07:14.360 he politely turned around and gave you the time

00:07:16.580 when the man doesn't have any time

00:07:19.760 he was only asking to finish his shift

00:07:24.160 so he could go home

00:07:25.980 you know what you looked at him

00:07:28.960 and you saw inventory

00:07:31.040 you saw something you could pull off the shelf

00:07:34.720 and use

00:07:36.420 for your own entertainment

00:07:38.860 for your own money

00:07:40.500 so you could have likes

00:07:42.560 he's not inventory

00:07:50.520 he's a human being

00:07:52.260 but you grew up with a screen

00:07:55.280 where nobody bleeds

00:07:57.400 nobody ever gets hurt

00:07:59.200 everybody respawns

00:08:01.480 people don't

00:08:03.620 respawn

00:08:05.180 his mortgage doesn't pause

00:08:10.580 his kids

00:08:13.440 don't log off

00:08:15.420 this is why this video went viral

00:08:25.140 this video went viral

00:08:27.280 because millions of Americans

00:08:30.160 feel exactly like he does.

00:08:41.560 Millions of Americans were not cheering because he got angry.

00:08:47.600 They could feel it in their chest

00:08:52.460 because they go through it every single day.

00:08:57.120 they give

00:08:59.020 they give and give and give

00:09:00.980 work hard, play by the rules

00:09:02.940 pay their taxes, go to work

00:09:05.340 every day

00:09:06.200 feel like the game

00:09:11.520 is completely rigged

00:09:13.360 they gave up on Washington

00:09:17.440 a long time ago, you know why people aren't going

00:09:19.640 Republicans

00:09:20.900 you know why people are not going to vote

00:09:23.340 for you this time around

00:09:24.840 because of that man.

00:09:28.600 That's how they all feel.

00:09:30.820 They've been working their ass off

00:09:33.160 and you've done nothing.

00:09:38.340 You've played a game.

00:09:47.440 And now even the grocery store

00:09:49.460 isn't safe from people like you. 0.61

00:09:54.840 this is the forgotten man. 0.99

00:09:59.820 This is the typical American. 0.98

00:10:03.580 This is the quiet people in America

00:10:06.720 are not quiet because they have nothing to say.

00:10:16.220 They are quiet because they're working

00:10:20.200 all of the time.

00:10:30.800 And do not dismiss their silence as surrender

00:10:37.340 because it is not surrender.

00:10:42.140 By the way, strangers just sent that man more money 1.00

00:10:46.820 than your stupid channel will ever make. 1.00

00:10:52.720 Because that's America too. 1.00

00:10:55.600 America is still good. 0.98

00:10:58.020 And it's bigger than you and your punk-ass friends. 0.98

00:11:03.060 So put down your controller. 0.99

00:11:05.540 Get a job.

00:11:07.140 Carry something heavy for somebody else.

00:11:11.520 Everyone's in pain and you're playing games

00:11:14.300 and whining.

00:11:16.820 Anyone, anyone can get attention by tearing a man down. 0.80

00:11:30.780 Respect comes from holding a man up.

00:11:41.340 My heart breaks for the man, but also for the kid.

00:11:47.480 Who are you?

00:11:49.240 How have you become this?

00:11:51.660 Man's love for man waxes cold.

00:11:57.440 I hope you watch that video until it stops being funny.

00:12:01.880 I hope you, I don't want anything bad to happen to your life.

00:12:05.560 I hope that his pain was so clear to you that you're ashamed of yourself, deeply, deeply ashamed of yourself.

00:12:22.880 And then I hope somebody in your life knows God and says God grants forgiveness and that shame can turn into joy of serving other people.

00:12:35.560 I hope you go and apologize.

00:12:46.820 I hope you find him and apologize to his face without a camera.

00:12:53.420 Because a man like that, a forgotten man like that, he will forgive you.

00:13:05.560 that's one of those videos

00:13:19.920 I wish I hadn't have seen

00:13:20.900 but I'm glad I did

00:13:24.780 I'm sad for him

00:13:28.040 I'm sad for the kid

00:13:29.140 and I'm sad for us

00:13:31.480 because that's what's wrong with us.

00:13:39.860 That's what's wrong with us.

00:13:42.340 We solve that one problem

00:13:46.180 and we fix our country

00:13:48.300 because that's who we really are.

00:13:58.280 We're either monsters to each other

00:14:00.380 or we can see people as people.

00:14:10.980 People that we are.

00:14:16.660 Ben Franklin was asked,

00:14:18.640 what is the American religion?

00:14:22.800 They were trying to trap him,

00:14:24.160 get him to say one church or another.

00:14:27.160 You're not trapping Ben Franklin.

00:14:30.380 he said the American religion is that we do believe there is a God.

00:14:37.840 We believe there's a God, and he will hold us accountable.

00:14:43.640 So we should serve him, and the best way to serve him is to serve our fellow man.

00:14:50.480 I pray that I can find my way to that congregation

00:15:08.160 I pray that we all can

00:15:11.240 for our sake and the sake of our children

00:15:17.320 back in a minute

00:15:20.240 there is something

00:15:23.040 I can't do this commercial

00:15:35.600 move it switch commercials for me

00:15:38.260 I can't I can't I can't think about my dog now 0.98

00:15:41.380 God I am such a wuss 0.92

00:15:44.820 i hate how i mean anyway 0.95

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00:15:58.040 christmas present 20 years later they might still be using it good coat pair of boots something that

00:16:03.820 was made so well it became part of the family because you know the people who made it actually

00:16:08.680 expected it to last you know last and there was a good chance that the people who were making that

00:16:14.360 stuff were coming from American factories. Things used to matter. When we made American,

00:16:19.880 it used to matter. That's why I love American Giant. They're making clothing with American

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00:17:10.320 order that's american-giant.com slash glenn 10 seconds station id glenn back is on

00:17:16.640 gosh that's not the way i want to start my friday um but you know why don't we go here

00:17:33.140 We could go here.

00:17:37.340 Another video I haven't talked about is what's happening in Portland.

00:17:41.480 And I saw a video this morning, 4 o'clock this morning.

00:17:44.520 I'm up looking at all the news.

00:17:46.680 And there was this guy just screaming at a TPUSA tent.

00:17:53.040 Just screaming, filled with hate. 1.00

00:17:56.660 We hate you. 1.00

00:17:58.380 We hate you. 0.99

00:18:02.580 first time my son ever saw a real bad confrontation and was old enough. 0.95

00:18:11.860 He was probably seven.

00:18:14.460 I was in Alaska, of all places, and I'm just walking down the street with my son, hand in hand.

00:18:20.400 I happen to have security around, but they weren't right on top of us.

00:18:24.840 It's just me and my son, and this woman is screaming from the other side of the street, 1.00

00:18:30.900 Glenn Beck, I hate you. 0.98

00:18:34.180 You're not welcome here. 1.00

00:18:35.840 You and your hate. 1.00

00:18:37.660 We hate you. 1.00

00:18:39.040 My hate, and she's screaming she hates me. 1.00

00:18:41.880 She comes running across the street.

00:18:43.820 Now security is up on me, and she's just screaming hate.

00:18:48.500 And I look at security, and I said, Rafe, go with him.

00:18:52.340 One of the security guys goes, takes Rafe away.

00:18:56.240 He's freaked out.

00:18:57.560 and I was overwhelmed with empathy for her.

00:19:09.860 I don't know how.

00:19:10.920 It's a God thing.

00:19:13.300 And every time she got louder, I got quieter,

00:19:15.700 and I just said, I love you.

00:19:17.700 I love you.

00:19:19.060 I'm sorry you feel this way, but I love you.

00:19:22.220 It was the most amazing thing because she kept, she, it just kept taking her by surprise.

00:19:30.100 She just stopped and then turned around and walked away.

00:19:36.400 If I would have engaged with her, it would have really been bad.

00:19:42.620 I encourage if you're ever in these situations, I want to play, I want to play this, this

00:19:47.060 Portland game.

00:19:48.140 Anna Souza

00:19:51.240 she's going to be on the program today

00:19:52.660 she started the 0.99

00:19:54.460 XY Athletics shirt

00:19:57.140 the XY Athletics 0.59

00:19:59.480 gear

00:19:59.820 she's in a game

00:20:02.020 at a

00:20:05.460 Portland

00:20:05.880 is it Thrawns FC game

00:20:08.500 and she's wearing a shirt

00:20:11.400 and look at this crowd

00:20:12.520 listen to this crowd

00:20:13.320 watch this

00:20:13.920 they're all just taunting her and yelling and laughing and there's a few people look at this

00:20:25.980 old lady is just like flipping you the bird look at how horrible these people are i mean i don't

00:20:36.560 know how you you are not meant we're not we should not be striving for happiness in our life

00:20:45.740 we should be striving for joy there's no joy at all in these things there's no joy

00:20:55.300 that's what we should be striving for is joy and you can't hate and have joy you can't

00:21:06.560 there's something happening in the world

00:21:16.180 you know I did a

00:21:20.160 I did a monologue this week

00:21:22.220 and I talked about a warning

00:21:24.380 and I said at the beginning

00:21:26.140 I hope I'm wrong on this

00:21:27.440 but I have every alarm bell in me

00:21:30.640 is going off

00:21:32.020 and then I made the case

00:21:34.840 on

00:21:35.300 how many countries right now

00:21:39.060 are issuing warnings of war

00:21:41.660 and preparedness.

00:21:44.640 It's like 20 countries now

00:21:46.380 have come out recently

00:21:47.700 and said,

00:21:49.620 you know,

00:21:50.840 prepare for your government

00:21:53.280 not being able to respond right away.

00:21:56.320 You must prepare.

00:21:59.240 And the response that I have seen on this,

00:22:02.640 I saw a guy who was just commenting on me

00:22:05.120 on YouTube and just playing my monologue and just saying, listen to this guy, listen to this guy.

00:22:10.640 It was 6 million views on him, plus all my millions of views on what I, there's something

00:22:16.780 happening in America. It's happening around the world. And I want to talk to you about it because

00:22:22.660 it's, I think, actually a good thing if you recognize it. We'll do that next.

00:22:28.760 Now I can talk to you about Friend Factor. There's something, maybe, there's something

00:22:34.280 wonderful about a 12 year old dog who's i'm not gonna do it i can't make it sorry it's been a

00:22:41.680 while i just miss my dog so much and uh i can't read this commercial uh i'll do the commercial

00:22:48.560 i just can't read it but uh you know when your dog has been with you forever and then

00:22:56.040 you watch him get older and you start to see him in pain and you're like you have to make the choice

00:23:04.040 because, you know, we begged the vet, do they ever just die on their own?

00:23:08.420 And he's like, usually not until it's way, way, way too late.

00:23:13.820 And you just don't want him in pain.

00:23:15.920 And I wish we would have had, you know, Friend Factor earlier.

00:23:21.300 I mean, we didn't have it at all because it's a new product

00:23:23.560 from the people who make Relief Factor.

00:23:25.180 But, you know, if you feed this to your dog,

00:23:28.280 maybe you can save them so they're not in pain so much.

00:23:32.520 so they have so much in front of them still please friend factor just a little treat you

00:23:38.480 give them helps reduce the inflammation helps their pain go away 1995 relieffactor.com 1-800-4

00:23:44.340 relief join the midterm chaos live on tuesday at 7 p.m easter for glenn's election watch party

00:23:51.460 it's happening only at glennbeck.com

00:24:02.520 You know, Thomas Paine, in the American crisis, he wrote, and I'm going to butcher it, but

00:24:23.960 he said, heaven knows the proper price to affix to something as celestial as freedom.

00:24:32.520 and that has always stuck with me, because we get our rights from God,

00:24:39.120 and what he was talking about was to be able to have freedom.

00:24:44.660 You're going to have to fight for it.

00:24:46.420 You're going to have to sacrifice for it,

00:24:48.360 because there is nothing more divine than your rights that come from God,

00:24:58.260 your freedom, and it would be,

00:25:01.320 And it's lunacy to think that, well, what we all think, that freedom comes without any responsibility, that it comes without a cost.

00:25:13.120 It's a very high cost, and we haven't paid it for a very long time.

00:25:17.540 and in thinking about that

00:25:23.740 I think of anything that is of real value

00:25:31.500 I have an alarm on it

00:25:34.600 I have a way to monitor it

00:25:37.580 I have a way to make sure it's safe

00:25:40.420 and I don't think God is any different

00:25:43.720 with something like freedom

00:25:46.500 He has given it to us to protect and defend.

00:25:50.840 He has given it to America in a way that no one else understands it.

00:25:56.280 We are the guardians of that freedom.

00:26:01.180 And of course, when he would put it in us, he would give us an alarm system.

00:26:09.620 And I think that alarm system is going off in people all over the country, if not the world.

00:26:20.840 Jason, how many countries have issued recently warnings to prepare?

00:26:28.460 It's a lot.

00:26:31.220 Just off the top here, UK, Japan, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Germany, Austria, France, others, similar, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Ireland, United States, Canada, South Korea, Estonia, Australia.

00:26:44.320 It's a long list.

00:26:45.800 Listen to that.

00:26:47.320 Now, some of these countries do that from time to time.

00:26:50.840 And they'll just say, hey, just a reminder, like Sweden.

00:26:53.160 I mean, not Sweden.

00:26:54.340 Switzerland does that from time to time because they're, you know, prepared.

00:26:57.320 um but what's different this time is the the language they're using it's about war and

00:27:07.860 disruption and they are saying all over the world our governments are saying and they are taking

00:27:15.480 steps all over the world they are taking steps to prepare for their own survival and defense

00:27:25.520 Now, I think many of these countries have no idea what's really coming. 0.94

00:27:29.820 They just know something bad is coming, and they won't admit, well, it's because we were foolish and reckless and stupid, and we didn't listen to our own people, and we deleveraged everything, and we tried to manage this collapse instead of building for the future, and we went against what people said. 0.89

00:27:52.640 and now whether people can put their finger on why or not i believe millions of people are feeling 0.95

00:28:02.200 something bad is coming something is not right and you'll blame it on this politician or that

00:28:10.840 politician it's the whole thing gang and it is that we have we have failed to pay attention to

00:28:21.000 well we failed to pay attention to the absolute adversary he's blind us blinded us to our own

00:28:31.160 error of our own ways he we are arrogant we are greedy

00:28:37.360 we just think it can go on and on and on and on forever nothing ever goes on and on and on

00:28:46.040 forever nothing we think nothing can touch us how many Americans still think or going to the voting

00:28:52.740 booth still thinking that yeah well I'm not happy with this so if I burn down the whole place it'll

00:29:00.620 be better when in human history has been burning down anything been better it's

00:29:09.520 This has taken thousands of years to cobble together a civilization.

00:29:23.400 And it took morals and principles and bloodshed.

00:29:29.280 And now, I don't know, for likes, for entertainment, many people are just going along with it.

00:29:36.260 They're getting their news off of TikTok.

00:29:39.520 They can't think even enough to tie their own shoes.

00:29:43.360 We are living in a Velcro shoelace world.

00:29:54.120 I don't know if you saw what happened with Binance.

00:29:59.960 Binance, which is one of the biggest Bitcoin repositories,

00:30:05.960 they have suspended all deposits and withdrawals

00:30:11.160 because security checks have not been completed yet 0.76

00:30:13.900 somebody broke in, we think it's North Korea

00:30:17.880 and they stole 6.3 billion dollars

00:30:24.020 of Bitcoin

00:30:27.360 6.3 billion dollars

00:30:31.320 do you know what 6.3 billion dollars can buy for North Korea?

00:30:35.960 that that's somebody intentionally trying to hack that's that's a state trying to hack

00:30:49.240 i told you earlier this week about black october that's what developers and people in ai are

00:30:58.960 calling this month because we've had more hacks than we've ever had we had more hacks in like

00:31:03.520 10 days than we've had in the typical year, and it's because AI is coming online.

00:31:12.060 It's not just hacks. It's not just AI. It's just not North Korea. You know, China is on the verge.

00:31:21.040 China is on the verge of collapse. Europe is on the verge of collapse.

00:31:27.500 Russia is on the verge of collapse. Let me ask you this.

00:31:33.520 what do you think's going to happen if the democrats take the house and the senate

00:31:40.260 with the war in iran what do you think's going to happen iran has been hoping that there would be a

00:31:48.180 that there would be a blue sweep a blue wave that would hit because it would give them a lifeline

00:31:54.020 they've been holding on just hold on hold on hold on until november maybe the american people will

00:31:58.880 switch it out and then the congress will vote to end the war of course they're going to end the

00:32:04.120 war of course they're going to so what is donald trump going to do if there's a blue sweep donald

00:32:10.100 trump is going to hit them with everything he can because he has to end it by january otherwise

00:32:16.360 they'll end it and you know what kind of message that will send to the rest of the world what will

00:32:22.200 that do what what happened when reagan pulled out of beirut without doing anything about it

00:32:28.000 What did that do? That taught Osama bin Laden. 0.89

00:32:34.840 I mean, nobody is putting pieces together and thinking. 0.98

00:32:39.880 Nobody is looking at how we're trying to sell our treasury bonds, our debt, and we can't do it.

00:32:49.360 Nobody's interested in buying our debt and we're still issuing more debt.

00:32:54.480 there's a thousand ways this thing could collapse and we now have people inside of our own country

00:33:05.440 trying to collapse it and we have people in our own families that will not believe you

00:33:17.000 when you say, you know you're in with communist revolutionaries.

00:33:22.520 You know you're in bed with people who are cheering for Hamas and Hezbollah.

00:33:30.600 Because they get their news from MS Now, CNN, TikTok.

00:33:38.580 talk. And we're looking at this intoxicating mirror, that glowing rectangle we all hold in

00:33:48.320 our hands. And nothing is real. Things are about to become very real. They're about to become

00:33:55.200 very, very real. I don't know if you saw what Elon Musk said yesterday. My biggest concern is if

00:34:01.700 there's a clean sweep by Democrats of the House, the Senate, the presidency, the Democrats will

00:34:06.620 make D.C. and Puerto Rico states to gain a strong majority in the Senate. They've already said

00:34:11.480 they're going to do that. Open the borders and legalize everyone living in America illegally 1.00

00:34:15.600 to cement permanent majority. They've already said they would do that. Increase the size of 0.98

00:34:20.240 the Supreme Court to gain an immediate majority. They said they were going to do that. This will

00:34:24.800 result in America becoming a permanent one-party state. You know what, Elon, you don't even have

00:34:28.580 to go to that. They have said they're going to put you out of business. They're coming for you.

00:34:32.980 They're coming for you with the full force of the United States government.

00:34:36.840 They're coming for you because you chose the wrong side.

00:34:40.800 Well, what do you think Elon Musk is going to do?

00:34:43.040 You think Elon Musk is going to keep his companies and everything here in the United States?

00:34:47.040 No, no.

00:34:49.500 He's worth a trillion dollars.

00:34:51.780 He's not going to stay here.

00:34:53.260 He'll go to some other country.

00:34:55.120 Maybe it's India that will say, come here, develop rockets for us, build cars here in India.

00:35:01.560 We want it. 0.98

00:35:02.340 and he'll leave.

00:35:04.580 And is that good for America or bad for America?

00:35:08.140 Is that good for jobs or bad for jobs?

00:35:12.200 Let me give you this one.

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00:35:21.480 New York Times columnist wants Democrats to begin reconstruction

00:35:26.380 of the American democracy with the rule of law in mind

00:35:29.900 if they win next Tuesday.

00:35:31.600 He proposed, drain Stephen Miller's bank account.

00:35:38.160 His op-ed, Trump cannot be the end of the story.

00:35:41.700 He lays out ways to use lawfare against people around the president,

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00:35:50.140 We have to deal with the crisis of lawless president and administration

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00:36:18.480 They haven't changed a bit, gang.

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00:36:24.400 They're not looking to enforce the law.

00:36:27.040 i want you to know if you have that alarm going off on i've i've had so many people on my staff

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00:44:39.480 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program there's a lot going on we have some good news

00:44:48.160 We have some tough news, but, you know, I want to try to lean towards the good news today

00:44:54.420 so we've got some good news coming your way, because next week, it could be a tough weekend.

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00:45:01.140 I wanted to bring on Jennifer Say. 0.93

00:45:03.020 She is the founder and CEO of XXXY.

00:45:07.220 She was the president of Levi's, and I think she made some statement that was not quite

00:45:14.760 woke enough for them uh and it it didn't it didn't go well uh and i was so happy to see i mean i grew

00:45:22.900 up wearing levi's i love levi's and once they said we're the uniform of the revolution i'm like well

00:45:29.040 thank you levi's i'm done with you she went out she started her own thing uh and xxxy gee i wonder

00:45:37.920 what that means well her and her group they're out uh and they're at a portland thorns game

00:45:44.580 and they get thrown out but i don't know if you saw any of the reaction from the it was like

00:45:50.400 it was like the people from portland were caged animals except there was no cage uh it was a

00:45:57.320 frightening situation she's going to talk about that coming up in just a second first let me tell

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00:46:10.340 nice the countertops are you know out back they mention all the room for entertaining in the

00:46:14.940 pleasant afternoon and here's a place where you can sit with your spouse at night and have a glass

00:46:19.560 of wine and blah blah blah blah blah seen a nice house you learn the agent has two working eyeballs

00:46:24.760 now imagine going through the same house with an agent from real estate agents i trust.com

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00:46:33.860 the roof they're comparing the recent sales they're helping you determine whether the asking

00:46:38.260 price makes sense at all they know the questions that you haven't asked though you know you've gone

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00:47:16.980 in this tough market real estate agents i trust.com jennifer how are you i'm good how are you

00:47:25.000 thanks for having me you bet it's great to it's great to have you on uh so can you tell me

00:47:30.920 were you trolling the people in portland were you did you because it's a that is a shirt i

00:47:39.200 wouldn't have thought to have worn in portland right everywhere else sure portland maybe not so

00:47:46.320 much well i wasn't actually there so there were a group of 25 women who went a couple of guys but

00:47:53.680 mostly women who went um it was sort of in response a month ago a much smaller group went

00:48:00.260 to a thorns game and they were kicked out before the game even started because they wore this logo

00:48:04.960 so what what what does that violate let me it violates nothing obviously you know the whole

00:48:13.240 stadium in portland is filled with trans flags and f ice and you know all these political statements

00:48:18.660 but you know you you talked in your opener about uh levi's stating the uniform of the revolution

00:48:25.540 I would argue this logo is becoming the uniform of common sense and it's kind of brought people

00:48:30.860 together. It's a statement of simple fact. It's becoming quite iconic for a brand that's so young,

00:48:35.900 you know, we're only about two and a half years old and a group went in and, you know, many of us,

00:48:42.000 I wasn't at that game, but I have been to WNBA games. I have encountered similar treatment. I

00:48:47.140 was at game one of the WNBA finals in San Francisco and encountered very similar treatment.

00:48:52.300 um it's it's like this mob gets riled up because you dare to speak publicly and say men and women

00:48:59.960 are different and women deserve their own sports and spaces they are so used to being able to bully

00:49:05.420 anyone into silence and we're not silent anymore and we have a logo and a symbol to rally around

00:49:10.440 so it's pretty cool I mean I was watching it from afar I was actually in Atlanta watching

00:49:15.420 the game on television because I was going to a WNBA game the next day um and I was astonished

00:49:21.140 with what i was seeing i mean i've encountered it as i told you the mob but this was like next

00:49:26.060 level in portland i've never seen it honestly i i watched it and i and i thought these people

00:49:34.500 i think i even tweeted these people are animals they're animals they are behaving like rabid

00:49:40.280 animals let me tell you what happened when i was in san francisco which is sort of similarly

00:49:46.140 you know with a similar viewpoint here's what's interesting glenn four of us it was four women

00:49:52.320 that went to the first wmba game in san francisco we sat there for two quarters the whole first half

00:49:58.140 and people basically ignored us we made friends with the people to our left and right there were

00:50:02.360 a couple women in front of us that didn't like it but they kind of ignored us we were wearing

00:50:05.600 the black shirt with the green logo right but listen what happened at halftime we got on the

00:50:10.480 jumbotron which everyone in the whole darn stadium is trying to do and when we got on the stadium you

00:50:14.760 know we pointed at our shirts well that enraged the entire arena and one woman in particular called 0.95

00:50:20.700 security and we were escorted out we were given a talking to they were pretty fair they said we

00:50:25.820 know you didn't do anything basically but people are complaining that you're agitating with your

00:50:30.900 shirts and we said we're just wearing shirts and we have a different viewpoint than these folks

00:50:35.260 but the guy let us go back to our seats the guy with the f trump muffler around his neck

00:50:42.060 is not a problem apparently that's okay so political statements are not banned i would

00:50:48.160 argue this is not a political statement it is just a statement of reality but i think what's so cool

00:50:53.540 and i'm really quite proud of it even though it's a little scary these things and being harassed in

00:50:58.520 this way is it is this unifying symbol now and people know they can put the shirt on they don't

00:51:03.740 need to say anything out loud right because some people don't want to they don't want to speak at

00:51:07.920 school board meeting. They don't want to go to a rally. They just wear the shirt and we're no

00:51:12.200 longer invisible and we're no longer allowing ourselves to be censored. And I think that's

00:51:17.060 pretty cool. I will tell you, I've worn the shirt. My wife wears hers all the time, uh, and loves it,

00:51:23.780 but we've never encountered that. Have you heard from the Thorns? Um, I believe they made a

00:51:31.500 statement about how they have the best fans in the world. Oh my God. Yeah. I mean, there've been

00:51:39.140 a lot of statements, so I'm getting some of them conflated. That woman there is Brandi Cruz. 0.96

00:51:44.420 She is from Washington. She's a podcaster and journalist. And she was escorted out with her 0.65

00:51:52.380 arms behind her back. I don't think she was handcuffed, but I'm so proud of these women.

00:51:57.020 they remained calm the entire time. They didn't quote unquote fight back. They just sort of stood

00:52:04.080 there calmly with their shirts on and it reveals the, the violence and mob mentality on the other

00:52:09.880 side. And I think Glenn, what's happening is because we're not being silent anymore and we're

00:52:14.320 not afraid of being canceled or bully, letting ourselves be bullied in the silence. It's like

00:52:19.440 they're more agitated than ever, you know, because they can't control the narrative anymore is,

00:52:25.660 is what's happening right now. So I expect it to get a little worse before it gets better. But

00:52:30.700 speaking of the election, you know, there's ballot initiatives on November 3rd in two very

00:52:35.960 blue states, Washington and Colorado, where I live. If they pass their two ballot initiatives,

00:52:42.120 protect girls sports, it'll be the first time in blue states that there are laws

00:52:46.140 specifically defining the category. How are they going? Have you seen any poll numbers on them?

00:52:50.640 well in washington it's polling really well i know that in colorado we don't we had polling

00:52:58.100 going in and that informed you know our articulation of the initiative and we got 20

00:53:03.540 more 25 more signatures than we needed to get on the ballot we don't have polling right now but

00:53:09.580 going in to get the ballot initiative secured we had very positive polling 60 70 i mean this is a

00:53:16.480 unifying issue what do you think that does to the let's say it let's say it wins by 60 60 what do

00:53:26.240 you think that does to that 40 that is going to set their hair on fire yeah it's i keep telling

00:53:33.820 people it's even if we win and but if we win in one of these deep blue states it could start a

00:53:39.580 cascade of other blue states uh you know doing ballot initiatives i hope um if we win though i

00:53:46.760 don't i don't think it will be over because you're right the 40 percent or the ones who lost are

00:53:51.940 going to be outraged and just because there's a law doesn't mean they're not going to keep doing

00:53:56.800 what they're doing which is allowing boys to compete in girls sports but there will be a

00:54:01.020 boundary and we will have recourse when it happens and it is happening in washington it happens all

00:54:06.320 the time. Right now, there's a boy, Logan Mihalov. He's going to run tomorrow in a race. He's at

00:54:11.480 Canis High School in Washington, and he switched from the boys cross-country team to the girls

00:54:17.180 team. Three weeks later, mid-season, he went from placing bottom of the pack to making the podium

00:54:22.100 every time. It's ridiculous. I mean, it's absolutely ridiculous, and people just accept it. So I think 0.82

00:54:28.660 Washington has a great shot. I think in Colorado, we have a shot. I'm nervous, I won't lie, but I

00:54:35.060 think we do have a really good shot. I will tell you, I think the tide is turning. I think we're

00:54:40.400 in this weird place. You know, the tide is turning, but the left is becoming so angry,

00:54:47.740 so angry and so vicious. You know, they're talking about, I mean, the New York Times this week

00:54:56.440 had an editorial about draining people's bank accounts. Even if they didn't break the law,

00:55:01.660 They have to find a way or pass a law to destroy these people so they learn a lesson and we teach the rest of the country a lesson. 0.65

00:55:10.520 That's, you know, the next step is, you know, witch trials and just rounding people up.

00:55:19.600 And that's what happens at the end of these kinds of movements if societies really break down.

00:55:26.600 i just hope the tide turns and more people wake up before we let those things happen in our country

00:55:34.700 in either direction i know i i couldn't agree with you more and i agree there's like a frenzy

00:55:41.140 because the cancellation isn't working anymore it isn't working to keep people silent we're not

00:55:46.820 afraid anymore so they're upping the ante um but i think when they behave this way whether it's at

00:55:53.480 that Portland Thorns game or whether it's at a WNBA game. Not only, I think people are alerted to

00:56:00.440 the crazy on the other side and they say, I don't want to be associated with that. And

00:56:05.880 it's not a cascade, but one by one, little by little, I think cracks are being made. And I

00:56:12.760 think people are distancing themselves from that side of things. I mean, I'll tell you,

00:56:17.980 i went to a game in atlanta and wore the whole gear head to toe and no one bothered me we got

00:56:25.280 thumbs up and high fives so i think san francisco portland and uh you know oregon and washington

00:56:31.200 are like their own thing and i think in the pacific northwest in particular there's a violent

00:56:36.060 streak to yeah uh those groups um but i watch that and i go who wants to be part of that

00:56:43.020 i know doesn't that make you think twice i know about the tactics listen to this this is from

00:56:47.960 Our group was made of mostly lesbians who shared their own personal irony of feeling unsafe in a sea of pink and blue flags.

00:56:58.160 The pink and blue flags have come to be synonymous with anti-free speech, male boundary violation, and anti-consent.

00:57:06.840 We stood peacefully with our XXXY athletic shirts that symbolize fairness and integrity for women and girls.

00:57:13.680 Our voices matter, and we refuse to be silenced.

00:57:17.060 Yeah.

00:57:17.960 Powerful. That footage you showed was shot by Amy. Yeah. I mean, the other side has had its symbols. We have one now. It's a unifying symbol. It's a simple statement of fact. To quote the other side, Glenn, we're visible. We're not going to be invisible anymore. Visibility matters.

00:57:37.320 and they may be 25 women in a sea of 20,000 fans waving trans flags, but they're the ones who are

00:57:44.820 behaving calmly and are not afraid. Here's the thing. We're the majority, at least on this issue.

00:57:52.480 We may not be united on other issues, but the majority of people, it polls 70, 80 percent. 0.91

00:57:57.920 No, men and women are different and women deserve their own sports. Why should we allow ourselves 1.00

00:58:02.340 to be bullied and silenced and invisible.

00:58:05.480 So we're not invisible anymore, and we're going to keep showing up.

00:58:09.280 I'm going to be going to a bunch more games.

00:58:12.120 I plan to attend the National Women's Soccer League Finals in D.C.,

00:58:17.120 so that'll be fun and interesting.

00:58:19.960 We're sports fans, and we support women's sports and female athletes,

00:58:24.640 and I'm not going to stop going.

00:58:26.600 I'm not going to.

00:58:27.740 Good for you.

00:58:28.300 Jennifer, I have so much respect for you.

00:58:30.880 You have had courage for so very long, and we support you here on anything that you do.

00:58:36.980 Thank you, Jennifer.

00:58:38.340 We're grateful for you, Glenn.

00:58:39.860 Thank you.

00:58:40.380 You bet.

00:58:41.120 Athletics from the XXXY Athletics. 0.95

00:58:45.080 She's the founder, CEO, Jennifer Say.

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01:00:20.540 so jason did you see that democrats are starting to distance themselves from

01:00:35.180 ilhan omar democrat uh i saw that the obama administration was actually the first ones

01:00:42.060 to start the investigation uh-huh and now democrats are starting because now i think

01:00:47.340 it was the new york times that has been making fun of conspiracy theorists forever about the

01:00:52.020 wedding and the you know the marriage between her brother the new york times came out and said

01:00:56.480 looks like there may be something to that you freaking conspiracy theorists at the new york

01:01:02.700 times wow you actually use the brain cell i don't know if you had to strike it against you know a

01:01:10.120 stone and try to make a spark happen there but uh yeah yeah it's wild that the new york times

01:01:17.160 can get away with doing stuff like that like i think they still have pulitzers from when they

01:01:21.520 were reporting on russiagate yeah and now and now the majority of that's been debunked and they're

01:01:26.220 just like yeah we'll just keep it up yeah it happened whatever it's gonna be the same with

01:01:29.600 this yeah it is um let me tell you some okay let's see if i can find this there's a story

01:01:35.620 coming out of haiti today and usually you don't get good news out of haiti um but let me give you

01:01:41.560 some good news. A couple of weeks ago, gangs ambushed an armored vehicle at the edge of

01:01:52.440 Port-au-Prince in Haiti. There were four guys inside. They were from El Salvador and they were

01:01:58.760 not combat troops. They were aviation technicians who were keeping the medical helicopters flying.

01:02:05.580 Four men jump out and take them.

01:02:09.520 They're gone.

01:02:10.420 Twelve days later, nobody has seen him, seen these four guys.

01:02:15.060 The president warned the gang leaders, return my men alive,

01:02:18.440 or we have already finished with the gangs in El Salvador,

01:02:21.460 and we can finish with you too.

01:02:23.160 I'm sorry, that's not the president of Haiti,

01:02:25.860 because they don't have one.

01:02:28.940 This is the president of El Salvador.

01:02:31.500 The next day, Salvadorian special forces landed.

01:02:37.100 More than 2,000 Salvadorian soldiers are now on the ground.

01:02:43.200 That's more than the entire UN-backed force that was supposed to be fixing it in the first place.

01:02:48.180 Last night, the president of El Salvador wrote to the people in Haiti.

01:02:51.860 He said, we are not a great power.

01:02:55.240 We have no interest in dominating the Haitian people or laying hands on Haiti's wealth.

01:02:59.560 The only thing we want is our four technicians to return home.

01:03:03.680 We went through the same suffering Haiti is going through today.

01:03:07.040 No one came to help us, and those who did didn't have good intentions in their hearts.

01:03:12.760 He asks all foreign people to pray.

01:03:15.380 Quotes, 2 Chronicles, if my people shall humble themselves and pray,

01:03:18.900 I will hear them from heaven, I will hear their land.

01:03:22.060 And he closes, when our mission is finished, we will return home.

01:03:26.460 When is the last time you heard any world leader say anything like that?

01:03:33.340 By the way, the former president of Haiti was assassinated in his bedroom in 2021.

01:03:40.640 2021, no one stepped up to fill the position because they're all afraid of the gangs.

01:03:46.540 The gangs control 70% of Haiti.

01:03:50.640 And so this guy comes in and he sends in troops.

01:03:54.220 This is our hemisphere.

01:04:00.840 I hope those four men come. 0.97

01:04:03.600 I hope they haven't killed them.

01:04:06.060 And I hope they come home to their moms.

01:04:08.440 I hope the gangs are broken

01:04:10.020 because people have lived in fear in Haiti long enough.

01:04:20.000 Pray for the people of Haiti.

01:04:21.860 Pray for the Salvadorians.

01:04:24.220 It's nice to be the one that is not the policeman of the rest of the world.

01:04:30.380 Here is an ally going in and doing the right thing for their people.

01:04:34.980 But maybe, maybe, perhaps, it turns out to be the right thing for all of the people of Haiti as well.

01:04:42.300 That place has been an absolute hellhole for so long and abused by the Clintons and the Clinton Foundation

01:04:50.640 and everybody else whose claims they're coming in to help.

01:04:54.140 Hopefully, this time something can be done.

01:04:57.340 Let's pray that this is all done the right way and people survive and Haiti is free.

01:05:04.900 But Haiti must listen to 2 Chronicles. 1.00

01:05:10.020 Turn your face back to God, Haiti. 1.00

01:05:13.320 Turn your face back to God. 1.00

01:05:15.320 Recognize your pact that you made.

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01:06:45.820 I got to tell you,

01:07:08.020 it hasn't been a good week for Mark Carney.

01:07:11.620 Thank you for the Chinese gong for every time we say Mark Carney.

01:07:15.820 um thank you uh anyway you had the eu rejection which is just humiliating uh and the bc landslide

01:07:26.280 which is also incredible i mean i grew up pretty close to the border i was like 45 minutes away

01:07:31.660 from canada british columbia has always been crazy liberal they flipped conservative now i don't know

01:07:39.460 what that means in canada but holy cow what happened there brian lily he is a toronto sun

01:07:45.280 political columnist and good friend of the program is joining us now. Hi, Brian, how are you?

01:07:50.700 Oh, great to talk to you again, Glenn. That was a tremendous win in British Columbia.

01:07:56.460 Lots of friends of mine who've worked on various campaigns across the country came together out

01:08:02.080 there to take out a socialist premier who, well, one, was ruining the province with his spending,

01:08:10.480 with his crazy policies like complete drug decriminalization and out-of-control spending.

01:08:16.440 And they came together, unified, when he called an early election while the party was in disarray.

01:08:23.000 They cobbled it back together.

01:08:24.880 And literally, you know, one of those things, they're building the airplane while they're flying it.

01:08:28.580 They were doing that.

01:08:30.160 And they took more seats than expected.

01:08:32.600 The left actually thought, they called the election.

01:08:35.420 I don't know how your system even functions.

01:08:37.400 But you called the election because he thought, the socialists thought, this is a perfect time.

01:08:46.660 I'll win another election and we're going to skate through, right?

01:08:50.660 Do I have that right?

01:08:51.720 Yeah, he thought he could use the fact that the party was in disarray.

01:08:56.100 So the conservatives had gone through a leadership race.

01:08:59.800 They elected someone, barely got through. 1.00

01:09:03.160 And then she started firing everybody within the party and then doing a purity test and say, well, you're not conservative enough and we're going to get rid of you.

01:09:11.180 And so people started leaving and saying, OK, this is nuts and we're not going to take this.

01:09:16.920 And so eventually she's like, OK, I can never win here.

01:09:20.580 I'm resigning. Two days later, you know, and the party starts coming back together.

01:09:24.980 But two days later, David Eby, the socialist premier, and he is socialist, the NDP thread in their charter socialist party.

01:09:31.620 He says, oh, I'll call an election.

01:09:34.140 And the only thing he had was Trump.

01:09:37.500 I'll protect you from Trump.

01:09:40.220 How and why?

01:09:41.820 And there's there's nothing you can do about Trump.

01:09:44.960 So you can you can call an early election if you have a reason.

01:09:48.640 He had no worst campaign I've ever seen in more than 25 years of doing this.

01:09:52.660 So what does that, what message does that send to the rest of Canada?

01:09:58.000 And should we receive?

01:10:00.440 Because I looked at that and I went, okay, that's crazy.

01:10:03.600 There's a massive sea change happening in British Columbia.

01:10:07.460 Is that the way to read it?

01:10:09.260 Or was this just kind of a one-off weird thing?

01:10:13.840 Well, seven out of ten provinces governed by conservative lenient premiers now.

01:10:18.680 So that's good.

01:10:19.980 It kind of helps Mark Carney in some ways, though, because he's trying to get a new pipeline to the West Coast to export oil.

01:10:27.840 He wants to expand natural gas exports off the West Coast to Asia as well.

01:10:33.300 And, you know, the NDP, the socialist guy, he didn't want that.

01:10:36.800 He was fighting it and, you know, would have reluctantly gone along with it, but would have put up every roadblock he could.

01:10:43.900 Then you guys like, yeah, we need to do this for the good of our country.

01:10:47.640 we've got these resources in alberta let's get them to the coast ship them to asia make money

01:10:53.080 so isn't that tying yourself closer to canada i mean sorry closer to china i confuse you too lately

01:11:00.440 well uh then the natural gas south korea really wants it japan really wants it and and the

01:11:06.760 liberals had previously said no to this justin truda said there's no case for exporting lng

01:11:12.600 and since then i think you guys built 19 export terminals and are selling it everywhere yeah

01:11:17.640 So tell me what happened with – I love the first name of the woman who is running the EU because it's Ursula, and I always think of the sea witch.

01:11:29.900 I think of a Bond girl.

01:11:31.980 Do you?

01:11:33.460 Ursula von der Leyen sounds like you'd be a Bond girl.

01:11:35.820 She does, but I don't think that really works for her.

01:11:38.220 But anyway, I think Ursula the sea witch works a little better.

01:11:41.500 Anyway, but set this clip up.

01:11:44.840 We have this clip where, let's see, she's at a panel during the Canada EU Summit in Montreal.

01:11:58.340 She explains that the EU is exploring the idea of Canada as an associate member.

01:12:04.400 Can you explain what that means and what Carney was hoping for?

01:12:10.280 None of us know what it means.

01:12:11.920 And it was first proposed a few months back.

01:12:14.860 Mark Carney said no.

01:12:16.420 Then he used the term when he was speaking to the European Parliament, and she said, we want to extend this to you.

01:12:21.620 And then Germany got angry, and France got angry, and Greece got angry.

01:12:25.240 They all said, no, we don't want Canada as an associate member.

01:12:28.140 We don't want anyone as an associate member.

01:12:30.320 So it was taken out of the draft statement just the day before the summit started.

01:12:34.440 So on Wednesday, they take it out.

01:12:37.060 She shows up and uses the term.

01:12:38.940 So does Carney.

01:12:39.720 but then she starts talking about what it means and and i've been saying from the beginning you

01:12:45.620 want to get closer to europe you want to do more trade with europe that's good more trade means

01:12:49.400 we're going to make more money and we're selling them stuff not just importing that would be good

01:12:53.920 but you don't get deep market access with the europeans unless you give up sovereignty unless

01:12:59.940 you start taking their regulations so with that context listen to what ursula von der leyen was

01:13:06.040 say here it is we are exploring the idea of an associate member but this means for example

01:13:15.320 aligning our policies our programs our governance and many topics that we can develop everybody in

01:13:23.880 canada who knows what that means had to have freaked out by that that's that's death to canada

01:13:30.780 sadly no um i mean it's bothering me because i know what it means but there are others who

01:13:37.060 just say well yeah eu policies are good just like look the eu is ramping up sanctions on our steel

01:13:44.560 our aluminum and our cement and other products that once they're implemented they'll they will

01:13:50.420 cost us as much as donald trump section 232 tariffs but nobody's kicking up a stink why

01:13:56.160 Orange man, bad.

01:13:57.460 Europe, moral, right, and just.

01:14:00.100 That's kind of like the elite thinking, right?

01:14:02.360 Europe's always better than anything in North America.

01:14:05.460 And so it's the same thing with these regulations.

01:14:07.920 Like, which crazy regulations?

01:14:09.300 I'm sitting here with a Gatorade bottle.

01:14:12.320 You know, in Europe, I could not take the cap off.

01:14:14.920 I don't know if you've been there lately, but the cap just kind of hangs on on the side.

01:14:20.600 They've got policies.

01:14:21.720 If you're a clothing manufacturer and you've got a bunch of stuff that just didn't sell, let's say you came up with a dud design and it won't sell.

01:14:30.500 You're not allowed to destroy them.

01:14:32.680 You've got to find other ways to basically give them away.

01:14:35.840 You can't say, well, that was awful.

01:14:37.760 Let's do something else with it.

01:14:39.940 Nope, not allowed to do that.

01:14:41.700 Your car, your car has to have this thing turned on all the time that tries to stop you from speeding.

01:14:47.820 I'm sure you never speed, Glenn.

01:14:49.560 I know I never go over and speed.

01:14:51.720 but it's on my car oh they they they make this be automatic in every new car in europe

01:15:00.960 is this what we want apparently some people do because mark carney has worked the country up

01:15:07.200 into such a lather over they call it a trade war i don't even call it a trade war we have

01:15:12.080 trade disputes with the americans right now you have trade disputes with us it's not a war we're

01:15:16.980 still selling each other half a billion dollars worth of goods every single day so brian from

01:15:23.500 the perspective of a canadian looking down here tell me about our elections how are they being

01:15:29.700 viewed down here and what do you think is going to happen uh well i've been of the view for a long

01:15:37.040 time that the democrats are likely to take the house i think the republicans keep the senate

01:15:43.640 and the New York Times may help

01:15:46.320 that with that story out of Alaska.

01:15:48.680 Crazy.

01:15:49.040 And I haven't moved on that.

01:15:51.960 I still think that

01:15:53.500 Republicans keep the Senate, but

01:15:55.220 most of the Canadian media

01:15:57.480 is convinced there's a blue wave.

01:15:59.580 And maybe that does happen. We don't know.

01:16:01.940 You know, voter turnout's always tough to tell

01:16:03.880 and it's going to be a major factor.

01:16:05.940 But a lot of Canadians have just been saying,

01:16:07.860 oh, just wait for the midterm.

01:16:09.540 Those midterms happen and we're going to get a better deal.

01:16:12.920 And I keep saying,

01:16:13.640 How? The major tariffs that Donald Trump has imposed on Canada and the rest of the world,

01:16:19.780 the Section 232s, that's completely the purview of the president. Read the legislation,

01:16:24.740 except they don't do that and they just drink each other's bathwater and they're convinced

01:16:29.460 the Democrats will sweep both houses. They'll force Trump to get rid of the tariffs. Well,

01:16:33.880 one, they don't have that power. Two, he's going to be grumpy if he loses both houses and he's not

01:16:38.220 going to be looking to give anyone a deal so we have a big misread in most of our establishment

01:16:44.880 and this is the policy that mark carney adopted was this um wait for the midterms and and those

01:16:52.220 discussions back in august when we got new tariffs slapped on us that was jamison greer attempting a

01:16:57.480 you know i'll use a good canadian sports term trying to throw a body check at mid ice at them

01:17:02.260 and saying okay you're going to come back and negotiate with us or get more tariffs well we

01:17:06.720 failed at the negotiations and we got more

01:17:08.800 tariffs. One last thing

01:17:10.620 the war in

01:17:12.340 in Iran

01:17:14.340 Yeah

01:17:15.660 Where do you think that's going?

01:17:20.620 It's taking way longer

01:17:22.500 than anyone

01:17:24.340 would have wanted and I said when it started

01:17:26.720 that this is a big threat

01:17:28.620 to Donald

01:17:30.720 Trump and the MAGA movement because

01:17:32.540 what's one

01:17:34.780 of the big promises? No more forever wars

01:17:36.580 what's one of the reasons I think that Trump is having trouble motivating

01:17:39.680 people, the forever war, the price.

01:17:42.300 So for people that aren't full MAGA, it's the price of gas for people that

01:17:46.160 are full MAGA. It's why, why'd you get America involved in a forever war?

01:17:49.680 And for us, it's, it's saved the, uh,

01:17:52.360 the government budgets is they get a lot more oil revenue because the price is

01:17:56.120 spiked up from where it was before the war started. But you know,

01:18:00.340 you don't want to be living off of that.

01:18:03.900 Uh, as always good to talk to you, Brian, Brian Lilly,

01:18:06.580 from up north in our 51st state with the Toronto Sun.

01:18:15.260 Can you guys lighten up on that?

01:18:16.920 He doesn't, I mean, well, yes, he does kind of mean it,

01:18:19.240 but we're not going in troops or anything else.

01:18:21.960 We're not, and everybody else, even his supporters are like,

01:18:24.580 yeah, right, we're not going to take care.

01:18:25.900 We don't want your problems. 0.94

01:18:27.340 We don't want your health care.

01:18:28.340 You don't want our land acknowledgements at the start of every meeting.

01:18:32.820 Oh, no. 0.97

01:18:33.240 You know, a pile more Democrat senators.

01:18:36.580 Yeah, no, we do not want it.

01:18:38.800 So, Brian, thanks so much.

01:18:40.000 God bless you.

01:18:40.960 Thanks.

01:18:41.400 Thank you.

01:18:42.120 Bye-bye.

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01:20:00.120 All right, let me start with Chris Murphy in an ex post.

01:20:27.300 him talking to the Middle East Institute, here's what he said. Listen.

01:20:32.980 In one of these briefings, we did get the chance to have a fairly detailed conversation about what

01:20:38.700 the war plan would be if we restarted military operations. You've heard a preview that it would

01:20:45.140 be a short duration plan. I will just say this, their plan is insane. It won't, it won't, it, it,

01:20:57.780 it will lead to devastating escalation and the likely destruction of our commitment to the rule

01:21:09.200 of law. Unlike everything that Biden did in Ukraine, which was brilliant, according to,

01:21:15.880 you know, people like Chris Murphy. So, you know, I have to tell you, Donald Trump,

01:21:22.100 there's something big is coming in the Middle East. It is coming. As soon as this thing is over,

01:21:27.500 it might be the night of the election. Donald Trump is going to unleash, I think. I hope

01:21:35.260 that somebody in the world has talked to the Kurds 1.00

01:21:40.080 and maybe gotten some extra ammunition and some guns

01:21:44.700 and is going to bring it in to the people in the communities.

01:21:48.540 I hate to say that.

01:21:49.600 I hate revolution.

01:21:51.300 You never know how it's going to end,

01:21:52.880 but we can bomb and bomb and bomb

01:21:54.920 unless the people rise up in the country themselves.

01:21:58.920 You can't do this.

01:22:00.240 It won't work.

01:22:03.060 Jason?

01:22:04.520 Yeah, for one, I question Chris Murphy's military planning expertise just a little bit.

01:22:13.540 Why? He's from Connecticut. He's a genius.

01:22:17.420 I think that that might be part of maybe why he was privy to some of this.

01:22:22.600 I'm sure that having him come out publicly and saying these things because the administration probably knew he would go right to the cameras.

01:22:29.680 But having him say things like, oh, my gosh, what's coming is catastrophic for Iran.

01:22:35.420 It's insane.

01:22:36.840 Those are the kinds of things that the Trump administration would want, you know, the mullahs in Iran to hear.

01:22:42.820 You can tell you were in military intelligence because you are so – you always look at things and you're like, and that's exactly what I would like them to say.

01:22:51.600 And you're like, oh, my gosh, the whole world is nothing but a game and a psyop.

01:22:56.000 Exactly what I wanted you to say right there.

01:22:59.680 I take it back.

01:23:00.660 I take it back.

01:23:02.560 Yeah, but I do agree with you.

01:23:04.520 I think that the Trump administration is on a very short timeline depending on how the elections go next week.

01:23:12.360 So if we are going to see something big, it could come as early as Wednesday.

01:23:18.200 I will tell you, if you lose the House and the Senate, you have until January to finish this thing.

01:23:24.780 Yeah, yeah.

01:23:26.260 And so I am sure, because things are so close,

01:23:32.140 I don't think Donald Trump is the kind of guy that's like,

01:23:35.340 well, we're going to be fine.

01:23:37.380 He's got contingencies either way, and I am sure they are planning.

01:23:41.700 If we lose, I really would not be surprised to see it the next morning in the news.

01:23:47.180 While everybody is thinking they're going to wake up talking about the election,

01:23:50.960 I think we might be talking about what's happening in Iran.

01:23:55.280 pray for our country. We are, we are right on the knife's edge. Uh, and so is the whole world.

01:24:01.720 Um, don't dismiss your promptings. Don't dismiss your feelings of like, I should maybe be prepared.

01:24:07.180 I, I, I should maybe, you know, I don't know, get a couple of gallons of water and have it there for

01:24:12.180 the kids. Probably a lot more than that, but you know, don't dismiss those things. Um, I think

01:24:17.920 everybody around the world is feeling it and there's a reason.

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01:27:08.420 this is the glenn beck program hello america it's friday and andrew clavin joins me in 60 seconds

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01:28:32.340 Andrew Klavan, how are you, sir?

01:28:34.000 It's great to see you.

01:28:34.900 You came dressed for Halloween as a writer?

01:28:38.580 I saw you wearing a tie.

01:28:40.520 I thought, I'm underdressed.

01:28:41.860 No, please.

01:28:42.460 This is the worst thing ever.

01:28:43.500 No, no, no, no.

01:28:44.360 No, not at all.

01:28:45.040 How are you?

01:28:45.660 I'm good.

01:28:46.280 I'm good.

01:28:46.940 Life going well?

01:28:48.300 It's exciting.

01:28:49.160 Life has been exciting.

01:28:50.200 Yeah, yeah.

01:28:52.000 So let's start in, because you have Find Me Nowhere out,

01:28:57.960 which is your new book number six six i was gonna say five uh in the series yeah tell me about it

01:29:05.660 it is uh i i love this series this is a cameron winter series he's a former assassin who's trying

01:29:11.260 to become figure out how you become a good man in a country where the establishment has collapsed

01:29:17.420 and a country where the leadership has collapsed yeah and so this is a story uh there are two

01:29:22.160 killings on opposite sides of the world one in the outside just outside of afghanistan a soldier

01:29:26.540 has blown up and one in a small town

01:29:28.580 in Pennsylvania where

01:29:30.060 which has been abandoned by everybody. The factory

01:29:32.780 has moved out. The government has

01:29:34.420 piped in migrants from 0.90

01:29:36.720 who knows where.

01:29:38.680 They're being funded by welfare

01:29:40.600 and they're spending out welfare on drugs that are being

01:29:42.500 brought in by the mob.

01:29:44.520 This is strange. This doesn't sound like

01:29:46.600 reality at all.

01:29:47.580 Not at all.

01:29:49.160 And so Winter is asked by his old boss from the government

01:29:52.420 he's asked to go in and find out if there's a connection

01:29:54.260 between these two killings. He finds himself

01:29:56.380 in a city where no matter who he talks to they want to kill him you know no matter who he talks

01:30:00.940 to they've got secrets they want to keep and at the same time he's he's fallen in love with this

01:30:05.180 he's not a christian or a believer but he's fallen in love with his absolute delight of a christian

01:30:10.920 woman and he's just head over heels in love with her and really all he wants to do is stop and

01:30:15.860 start to create a home and babies and all did you by the way a love story which you can't write

01:30:21.400 in mainstream fiction anymore so it's like a really different love story really why can't

01:30:26.120 you write it because the our the major five publishing houses have been taken over by 0.99

01:30:31.120 feminist women and they will send you a rejection saying i don't like the women in these books

01:30:35.760 they you know they're too domestic or too whatever yeah wow um did you start this 1.00

01:30:43.080 kind of because of all the anti-heroes like with the sopranos and everything right yeah yeah i

01:30:50.460 I wrote those characters in the 90s in books like True Crime and things like that.

01:30:55.640 And when I saw them come on TV, when I saw The Shield,

01:30:58.400 I turned to my wife and said,

01:30:59.460 now all these characters are going to be on TV

01:31:01.360 because when you outlaw masculinity, only outlaws can be masculine.

01:31:06.960 So the only men around really, you know,

01:31:09.100 the Tony Soprano and the guy in Breaking Bad and all this stuff.

01:31:12.500 And I thought, well, why can't they write a real man who's a good man?

01:31:17.660 And I thought there's one big reason. 0.96

01:31:19.540 is that they can't write real women. 1.00

01:31:21.480 They can't write women who need protection.

01:31:23.260 They can't write women who are vulnerable. 1.00

01:31:26.420 They can't write women who want somebody 0.97

01:31:28.240 to take care of them and protect them 1.00

01:31:29.960 because the feminists go nuts when they see that. 1.00

01:31:32.840 And so when you can't write women, 0.99

01:31:34.860 you can't really write men, can you?

01:31:36.480 Because we're kind of one flesh

01:31:37.780 and we all sort of react to one another.

01:31:41.480 And so I thought, well, I'm going to see

01:31:43.820 how I can take a guy from one kind of man,

01:31:47.340 a man who uses his power to kill in not the best way?

01:31:52.640 And what does he do when he wants to become a good man,

01:31:54.880 but really that's still his power?

01:31:57.220 He's still a violent, tough guy.

01:32:00.760 So how does he use that in a way that's good,

01:32:03.360 and how does he find love and all those things?

01:32:05.120 Can an assassin outside of war, can an assassin be a good guy?

01:32:11.300 Well, the question is can he become a good guy?

01:32:14.380 And I think yes.

01:32:15.760 Wait, wait, wait, why do you say that?

01:32:17.340 Well, first, I think the answer is yes, because there's some people who's, we just have to face

01:32:22.380 the fact. Look, I hate war. I think war is one of the biggest wastes of human talent and youth

01:32:29.020 that there is. But a country that won't fight a war dies. That's all there is to it. And so

01:32:34.540 there's some people whose personalities are improved by getting killed.

01:32:38.640 you know and every every day you know the trump administration my friend sebastian gorka is in

01:32:48.240 there you know helping them find these guys who have to kill us and taking them out and and yes

01:32:53.380 yes that is the right thing to do it's not a pleasant thing to do you know it's not a thing

01:32:58.180 i'm not talking about the country i'm talking about the individual well that's that's the

01:33:03.300 question because when the country starts to sour and you're still doing this then suddenly you find

01:33:09.420 maybe you're not the individual you thought you were and that's what has happened to Cameron

01:33:13.540 Winter so he's he's really he starts out these books in the first book when Christmas comes he's

01:33:18.040 in a deep depression and he's kind of working his way through that and now he's come through that

01:33:22.140 and he's found a girl that he loves but now the question is what does he do with this you know

01:33:26.960 right with his power that he has and that's one of the things he's working out now it's it's been

01:33:32.220 it's been an amazing series of books to write because it's kind of like writing the biography

01:33:37.320 of the country and as a mind you know instead of writing it as a history it's right yeah as a mind

01:33:43.420 and it's um i think they're really exciting books they're funny and they're got plenty of action

01:33:48.420 and does it does it but there's something else how do you feel about you know writing fiction

01:33:54.180 about the country you know i found myself watching more foreign stuff um you know if it's like a cop

01:34:04.200 show or something yeah i'd much rather watch it from england than here because i'm watching i'm

01:34:08.900 like yeah that's what's happening to us where i'm not connected to it over whether if it's happening

01:34:15.720 it's restful overseas it's rest you can like be like what's their problem it's not i'm just

01:34:20.120 watching it here i mean when you're when you're writing and you're planning some of these books

01:34:25.560 and you're like oh god this is the way it really is and you're using these things is it well you

01:34:32.540 know is it is it what depressing or yeah is it depressing is it hard is it no it's not because

01:34:38.300 in in any situation i mean i think this is good christian doctrine in any situation

01:34:43.600 your soul can rise above and so really in some ways it's encouraging to remember look you know

01:34:51.540 we're not it's not nazi germany it's not some of the things that can really terribly happen it's a

01:34:56.260 it's a tough time we're in and it's a very discombobulating time but but of the each

01:35:02.560 individual soul can rise above and make something of himself and the challenges are the challenges

01:35:08.200 you know the world is always going to give us trouble but we can overcome the world and that's

01:35:12.200 kind of what i'm trying to edge toward as i as i get through this you are i mean you have you've

01:35:17.980 had your books made into movies and everything else because of the redemption aspect of this

01:35:22.920 series is that can it be made oh you know would it be made you know it's funny when the first

01:35:28.420 book came out i gave it to my agent far left guy totally left this guy he flipped out over it he

01:35:34.120 loved it he took it everywhere in hollywood this is my hollywood agent we must have taken 150 people

01:35:40.340 and we didn't get a nibble on it.

01:35:42.360 And this is, you know, agents only love things for money.

01:35:45.620 Right, right, right, right.

01:35:46.780 And he just couldn't get a nibble on it.

01:35:48.960 I'm pretty sure, I can't prove it,

01:35:51.020 but I'm pretty sure I've been blacklisted in Hollywood.

01:35:52.940 That may have changed now.

01:35:54.200 I'm going to try and go back out and see what's going on

01:35:56.660 because I think these books are worth making into films.

01:35:59.760 But I was doing really well in Hollywood.

01:36:03.440 I know you were.

01:36:04.180 My politics came out.

01:36:05.160 My phone went out so fast,

01:36:06.380 I thought there'd been an electrical storm.

01:36:08.100 so so i'm i'm pretty sure i'm a tough sell but i you know i walk is that all coming apart

01:36:15.160 yes well it is but there's a question whether we're we're going to step up and replace it

01:36:20.980 you know we're all guys at daily wire are doing we're trying we are trying and you should see

01:36:25.260 ben's new picture oh i know yeah it's lovely and uh so i think uh we're doing our best but

01:36:31.100 i remember that ip you know the the stuff that makes movies comes from books and so it all

01:36:37.160 starts with books so i always and i love books i know you do too you know i love to read and so

01:36:41.920 i'm doing this i i just want to say before i forget because i always get so wrapped up in

01:36:45.740 our conversations i just want to say that i'm going to be at interbang bookstore in dallas

01:36:51.080 tonight at six and i hope people will come and get a book and say hello i just wanted to throw

01:36:55.980 that in because i always get so wrapped up i know i know i forgot to do it but yeah wow bookstores

01:37:00.720 how are they doing you know it's it's really interesting especially barnes and noble is one

01:37:06.160 of the most interesting stories out there uh it has a ceo who used to be i think with waterstones

01:37:12.380 in england who once killed one of my books because it had religious content not him but

01:37:17.760 there's waterstones did but he has come in and he said we need to really sell books as books and

01:37:23.260 he's restocked the store with employees who understand books that's fabulous yeah i mean

01:37:29.140 they were becoming like a record store that's right i mean for a while it was like gifts and

01:37:33.240 everything else and i yeah when i moved to florida i saw barnes and noble because they've

01:37:39.220 they're closing they were closing a lot of them yeah i went to florida and it's a actual

01:37:45.520 bookstore barnes and noble and i walked in i was so happy to see that but i mean so many people

01:37:51.760 don't read now and it's sad there's something about there's something about the paper there's

01:37:57.380 something about you know i read non-fiction and if i read it online um i can recall it but i can

01:38:04.620 never find it again yeah but if i've read it in a book i've i just know where it is you know there's

01:38:10.500 something about that and there's something about engaging with another person's mind over a long

01:38:14.500 distance you know over 300 pages yeah you get to know them you get to know what you trust about

01:38:19.580 them what you don't where your vision is different it's like you know c.s lewis said it it makes you

01:38:24.120 it makes your soul bigger because it contains other souls you know and it's really a wonderful

01:38:29.060 thing what is your what are your thought on ai and how that's going to affect well you know it's

01:38:33.980 funny i was at a debate a while back and i stood up and it was in dc and i stood up and in back of

01:38:40.400 me was a screenwriter i used to know from hollywood and i said well how are things going back

01:38:44.240 in la and he said everybody's terrified the writers are all terrified they're going to be

01:38:48.680 replaced by ai and i as you know have a big mouth and i immediately blurted out if they can be

01:38:54.040 replaced by ai they should be replaced that's true because i i don't worry about it at all

01:38:59.480 i mean i never you i use it for the most minor for research research yeah it's great on research

01:39:04.260 it's great on research but but i never if it produced an entire book i could make it better

01:39:09.100 i could make their book its book better absolutely because it doesn't have a soul

01:39:12.760 and that's what i think that's important you think that's an art a little bit yeah back with

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01:41:11.740 i mean how did you get donald trump to tweet your book you know i never sleep so i was at

01:41:27.020 three o'clock in the morning i'm looking at my ipad and daily wire retweeted it and i thought

01:41:31.620 who thought that was funny to make that up you know i put the ipad down and turned over to go

01:41:36.820 to sleep and i thought wait a minute maybe i better go back and check that that's amazing

01:41:40.640 That's an amazing thing.

01:41:42.680 Not only plugged it, he ordered people to go.

01:41:45.840 Ordered people.

01:41:46.240 I consider it to have the moral influence of an executive order,

01:41:50.260 which I think is now illegal not to buy my book.

01:41:53.820 That is great.

01:41:54.780 The name of the book is Find Me Nowhere.

01:41:57.900 Donald Trump says, it's fantastic.

01:42:00.140 Nobody could ever write a book like this book.

01:42:04.020 Tell me what your thoughts are for next week.

01:42:06.920 Oh, I wish I could be optimistic, but I'm not.

01:42:10.640 you know, I think, I was just talking to Henry Olson, who I think is the best prognosticator

01:42:15.180 in the country. He writes for the Washington Post, and he says, he's not finished doing his

01:42:19.920 math yet, but he thinks we're going to lose the Senate and the House, the Republicans will lose

01:42:24.500 the Senate and the House. What does that mean? Well, I think it's just, I'm so, what bothers me

01:42:31.760 is not people being disgruntled with the Trump administration. I understand. Trump has taken a

01:42:36.360 huge political risk i wish he he hadn't i wish he'd stopped but he sees he has a vision of what

01:42:42.520 he can achieve and if he does achieve it he will be one of the greatest presidents who ever lived

01:42:46.600 true and uh and so he's taking that chance and i respect that but the fact that people are saying

01:42:52.120 basically you know gas is expensive so i'm going to vote for like a jihadist these people hate

01:43:00.200 this country and here in texas this guy talarico is the weirdest little creep i've ever seen i can't 0.64

01:43:06.760 believe that it just breaks my heart to think that that guy's going to represent the lone star state

01:43:11.880 you know well not yet yeah but but he might you know he might it's even if he could right now

01:43:17.480 yeah that's what they say so who knows maybe look there's a there's a small you know i always go for

01:43:22.920 the optimism but like there's a small chance we'll be in a dewey defeats truman situation yeah there's

01:43:28.760 is that chance yeah so here's what i've been feeling lately and i have nothing i mean maybe

01:43:35.040 this is just me being optimistic but i'm usually not an optimist i'm usually not that's not the

01:43:42.520 way i just right but i i feel like if it does turn out to be horrible and it will cause in if

01:43:55.380 they win the both House and Senate, it's a different country in January. And people are

01:44:01.780 going to wake up and go, whoa, I guess I should have voted. But I feel like the lesson we learned

01:44:10.000 in 2020 was, yeah, we thought that was the end of the road. And because it happened, we got a

01:44:19.300 stronger donald trump and in 2024 when he won that's not the guy who would have been president

01:44:26.740 in 2020 no that's true and so it actually it's kind of like you know trust god a little bit

01:44:31.500 guys you know i mean the only thing that's out there is after all that we can do we have to go

01:44:37.440 out and vote if we go out and do all that we're supposed to do and it ends up that it doesn't work

01:44:42.960 well then trust in god god's still on the throne absolutely and absolutely and he's not neutral in

01:44:50.300 the affairs of man yeah but you know i don't start it with but i completely agree yeah don't

01:44:55.340 start it with but i know but but when i look at ourselves i feel you know the old joke about the

01:45:00.560 jews are people who can't take yes for an answer yes and i feel like conservatives acted like this

01:45:04.840 when when i remember what happened in the biden administration how close we came to losing the 0.97

01:45:10.320 first amendment uh how close we came to really just losing the country as a whole that the riots

01:45:16.340 that they instigated nothing the that churches shut down and all of the things that they did

01:45:21.520 and then trump won against all they threw everything at him everything and he won and

01:45:27.220 that i i remember that night just thinking we beat those guys we beat them you know and and after

01:45:32.740 that we got into this weird inter-party intra-party fight uh over garbage the spread of

01:45:41.120 anti-semitism you know charlie kirk was murdered i mean he's martyred uh over the things that you

01:45:47.280 and i believe really i mean and and look you know he was he was the guy who stood out in the open

01:45:52.380 like that uh courageously all over the place but he was but it could have been anyone yes it was

01:45:58.060 anyone yes and instead of uniting and saying hey look america this is who the left is this is not

01:46:04.220 one guy this is the guys on tv saying charlie deserved it turned on each other we turned on

01:46:08.360 each other and i thought that stuff you know coming out of kansas owens about erica was

01:46:12.300 disgusting i thought i still don't understand what has happened to tucker carlson but but the fact 0.99

01:46:18.940 that those people who follow that nonsense and it is it's the stupidest nonsense the fact that they 0.99

01:46:24.800 rose the left is always willing to promote them right always willing to rise and rise above 0.99

01:46:29.800 what did we forget did we forget that it was about liberty did we forget that it was about

01:46:34.740 as as you say that it is about it really is about god it really is about loving one another and as

01:46:40.120 a countryman you know we forgot all that stuff suddenly to get in these petty arguments with

01:46:45.040 each other and and now we're facing you know it's it's not just dire losing to the the democrats as

01:46:53.100 We used to know the Democrats.

01:46:54.400 I know.

01:46:54.680 These are the real deal.

01:46:56.060 I know.

01:46:56.320 These are jihadists and socialists.

01:46:58.260 I've never seen anything like it.

01:46:59.600 It's amazing.

01:46:59.920 I've never seen anything like it.

01:47:01.800 Always good to see you.

01:47:02.820 It's great to see you.

01:47:03.520 God bless you.

01:47:04.140 You too, my friend.

01:47:04.720 Thank you.

01:47:05.360 And all the best on your new book.

01:47:07.800 New York Times bestselling author, Andrew Klavan.

01:47:10.460 His new book is Find Me Nowhere.

01:47:12.560 Where are you again in Dallas?

01:47:13.720 Enter a Bang at 6 o'clock.

01:47:15.260 Okay.

01:47:15.600 Enter a Bang bookstore.

01:47:16.360 Okay.

01:47:16.860 Find Me Nowhere.

01:47:17.680 You can follow him on X at Andrew Klavan.

01:47:22.700 Always good to see you, my friend.

01:47:23.840 My best to your children.

01:47:24.840 Oh, thanks very much.

01:47:25.660 Your son is the best, is the best.

01:47:27.800 God bless you.

01:47:28.900 All right, coming up, our last half hour,

01:47:32.060 we have Sarah Carter joining us from the White House 0.99

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01:48:04.180 and things you never thought you'd have to ever see again. And now at that age, when you should

01:48:09.620 be surrounded by family and enjoying some peace, you're worried about something basic like having

01:48:14.960 food or there's a knock on the door. Oh my God, you went through this before. What is that?

01:48:23.160 Is that a knock to come and get you or is that a knock to help you with groceries and a kind word

01:48:28.900 and all of the knowledge that everybody had? Somehow or another, we're forgetting. Never

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01:49:41.740 i have to tell you i have such affection for our next guest um it's she's like my little sister

01:49:49.240 who's done so well and is now working at the white house uh sarah carter uh sarah i think

01:49:57.260 weren't you like one of the very first hires at blaze when we first went on yes i was i love the

01:50:05.020 blaze it was so great i was on the border i was on the border all the time reporting for you glenn

01:50:11.380 you would call me up, get me out to the border. We were ahead of the game. We were ahead of the

01:50:17.320 game. I remember I've been covering the border for over 25 years, as well as Al Qaeda, Islamic 0.99

01:50:24.460 State. I traveled to war zones. And it was really at the blaze where we were able to set the standard

01:50:31.560 for what was happening on the border and getting that out to the American people.

01:50:36.380 And we thought it was bad then. We couldn't even imagine or dream of what was going to happen under the Biden administration.

01:50:45.140 So you are working with the White House Office of National Drug Control. You're the policy director.

01:50:50.660 You're where drugs are. I have lots of questions. Let me start first with good news.

01:50:56.900 Opioids, the opioid deaths are down dramatically, like not a small number.

01:51:05.580 I don't want to quote the number because I don't know if I have the right one.

01:51:07.940 What is the actual number?

01:51:08.860 I'll give it to you.

01:51:09.580 I will give it to you.

01:51:10.440 It's over 40% now from the height of the crisis, which was when 2023 under the Biden administration, we had documented over 112,000 deaths.

01:51:23.100 That's overdose deaths and poisonings in the United States in one year, in one fiscal year.

01:51:28.880 Now what we have seen is a complete turnaround, and the trajectory is going down daily.

01:51:35.380 So we're monitoring these numbers all the time, consistently with the CDC, and we have

01:51:41.140 saved over 45,000 lives now.

01:51:43.700 We've seen those numbers to just over 66,000.

01:51:46.740 Unbelievable.

01:51:47.660 Still far too many, but that's the lowest since 2017.

01:51:52.760 And even more good news, Glenn, I know you're going to love this one.

01:51:56.000 the lowest rate of drug use among students since 1992.

01:52:02.940 Wow.

01:52:03.300 That means future generations of Americans.

01:52:06.580 Yeah, by following the law, by following common sense,

01:52:10.360 by getting the message out and letting our children know how important they are to us,

01:52:16.440 that they don't need to turn.

01:52:18.300 And it's very difficult.

01:52:19.540 Life is not easy.

01:52:21.040 And sometimes, you know, kids are peer pressured at parties or even adults.

01:52:25.440 We feel like we need something to cut the edge. But what we are saying to Americans is like, no, you don't. You don't need to be shackled to this to these drugs. You don't need to be shackled to addiction. We want you to live a limitless life of a life full of love and happiness and a future that is fulfilled.

01:52:46.480 And so we're getting that message out there. We believe in primary prevention at ONDCP. I have the most amazing team that I work with. I work with everyone as a whole of government. We put together the president's national drug control strategy and under President Trump.

01:53:02.600 And because of President Trump and his policies, we have been able to save lives, change the trajectory, and those numbers are continuing to go down, and I will not be satisfied until those numbers are zero.

01:53:15.740 So I'm just going to keep working, working, working until we can get those numbers down to zero.

01:53:20.740 That is my goal.

01:53:21.760 I know it seems lofty, but I want to save Americans.

01:53:24.320 So, Sarah, I remember when we first started, I mean, we had pictures of heads being used as bowling balls and heads on pikes at the border and people, stuff that no network would ever let us show.

01:53:36.380 We showed them first.

01:53:37.780 You know, I worked at CNN.

01:53:38.960 They wouldn't let me show them.

01:53:39.980 I worked at Fox.

01:53:40.800 They wouldn't let me show them.

01:53:41.960 When I started Blaze, we showed them.

01:53:43.560 And we showed you how bad things were.

01:53:46.100 And I have heard what you just said, that it is far worse now.

01:53:49.560 Can we start with the comments that I've read, and I'm not even sure if they're true, that the drug lords and the cartels are actually being trained now in Ukraine with drones.

01:54:06.120 And we've been shooting some of these drones.

01:54:08.260 That's why they closed the airport for a little while.

01:54:11.000 I think it was in El Paso for a night or a day because we are putting these in.

01:54:16.580 But the drone war down there is really bad.

01:54:20.800 Is that true?

01:54:22.200 Yes, absolutely.

01:54:23.820 Glenn, we're monitoring that situation very carefully.

01:54:26.620 And remember, these cartels have been able to amass over what I call America's longest war, right?

01:54:32.040 This is really America's truly longest war.

01:54:34.680 Since Richard Nixon declared it in 1971, I would say even previous to that,

01:54:39.800 they've been able to amass hundreds of billions of dollars, if not trillions of dollars,

01:54:43.940 trying to out-resource, outpace our own law enforcement and our own military, frankly.

01:54:50.240 And they've embedded into foreign governments.

01:54:53.000 They've intertwined into the fabric of those societies.

01:54:56.220 So they've built up their own intelligence apparatus.

01:55:00.060 They've built up their own type of military networks.

01:55:03.640 They have brought people in from overseas to do training.

01:55:08.000 They have gone themselves, and we've seen reports of that overseas to war zones to learn skills and training over there from others in war, and Ukraine is one of them, and we've seen those reports out there in open media as well.

01:55:24.320 So we are monitoring this closely, and I want everybody to think about this.

01:55:27.800 When we talk about targeting drug boats or we're working with the Department of War with the designation of some of these groups being foreign terrorist organizations, the money that they make, let's say the debt that they have pushed across our nation is inconceivable.

01:55:46.800 But the amount of money that they bring in from the sale of cocaine, methamphetamine, other pills, human smuggling, human smuggling, which was hundreds of billions of dollars in the sale of the most innocent children.

01:56:01.840 You have been one of the biggest advocates against this, you know, and human slavery is unimaginable.

01:56:08.860 And these are the most nefarious evil organizations on the planet. And that is why we are fighting them the way we are fighting them under the Trump administration, because we want to dismantle them. And this is what we are most afraid of.

01:56:22.740 what kind of resources do they have? How are they amassing these resources? Are they a threat to

01:56:28.780 our national security? 100%. Can they provide knowingly or unknowingly transportation for

01:56:36.040 special interest aliens or terrorist organizations or people who mean harm to our nation like Iran

01:56:42.320 and the IRGC into our country to target us? Absolutely, because they know the routes, 0.77

01:56:48.400 They have the access. They control the supply chain. And that is what we were exposing on the blaze when I was working with you. That's what we're doing now is ensuring that we are doing everything in our power to stay ahead of the cartels.

01:57:05.140 That is part of the strategy of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, and we are working closely with our Latin American partners.

01:57:13.100 We're also working very closely with China to stop the movement of these narcotics into the United States.

01:57:20.760 I want to talk about that because there's, I think it's cyclorphine that is now 10 times as deadly.

01:57:27.880 I mean, that's hard to believe.

01:57:29.700 10 times more powerful than fentanyl.

01:57:31.980 is the chemicals and even the drug presses and everything else was coming from China.

01:57:38.260 We knew that was happening.

01:57:40.260 They were opening up the Mexican ports and just importing all this stuff in.

01:57:45.740 It was almost, I mean, it was almost, you know, the China opium wars, 0.77

01:57:51.640 but it was happening here on us.

01:57:55.440 Have we gotten a hold of the Chinese aspect at all on this?

01:57:59.980 Well, we're making progress. Can we make more progress? Absolutely. I'm very clear when I deal

01:58:06.680 with our Chinese counterparts that we still have so much work to do. One of the success stories,

01:58:12.260 though, is just prior to President Xi's visit recently with President Trump, we were able to 0.61

01:58:19.040 work with the CCP, with the Chinese, pushing the Chinese to basically schedule all classes of

01:58:27.420 orphans. You talked about cyclorphine. Think about how dangerous that is. It is 10 times stronger 0.85

01:58:32.680 than fentanyl. Fentanyl is 500 times stronger than heroin. It was on our streets. We were able

01:58:40.180 to see that at least 55 Americans, this is only what we know of because of the tests that were

01:58:46.000 being conducted on these particular people, overdosed on cyclorphine. So we were able to

01:58:52.780 send a warning out across the United States to all of our first responders that this was on our

01:58:58.220 streets. We also sent and issued this from the Office of National Drug Control Policy, warnings

01:59:03.580 about metatomidine that were on our streets. That's considered rhinoceros tranquilizer. It's

01:59:09.880 hard to believe that this is in somebody's system, as well as elephant tranquilizer. And of course,

01:59:15.740 xylazine. Xylazine, which is adulterated into the fentanyl tablets or in other drugs, which

01:59:22.020 causes necrosis of the skin that means you will your flesh is eaten away by this by these drugs

01:59:28.580 so it this is irregular warfare i've always said this glenn you you brought up a very good point

01:59:34.840 you don't need to fight with tanks you don't need to fight with weapons if you can infiltrate a

01:59:40.980 nation with narcotics with poison yes you can destroy an entire society and you've done and

01:59:48.720 they've done that, uh, not to us, uh, and China didn't do this, but the cartels have done that

01:59:54.480 to Mexico. Is Mexico a, a trusted partner for us? I mean, how can we trust them only because

02:00:03.540 people are terrified for their lives? Well, absolutely. I mean, look, people are terrified

02:00:08.900 for their lives. These cartels have been allowed to blossom into these massive nefarious organizations

02:00:15.380 like I've described with hundreds of billions of dollars with tentacles in every part of

02:00:19.460 government. But I've got to tell you that right now, working with Mexico, and especially right

02:00:23.700 now under President Steinbaum, we have seen more cooperation than we've ever seen in the past.

02:00:28.820 And this is not just me talking. This is me actually seeing it for myself. I was in Mexico

02:00:33.600 shortly after El Mencho was killed in an operation where they were trying to seize him.

02:00:38.840 That is the head of the CJNG, Cartel Jalisco Nuevo Generación, which is considered the worst cartel in Mexico.

02:00:47.260 We supplied information and intelligence and together with Mexico's special forces, we were able to target El Mencho, the ghost, and get him. 0.72

02:00:59.300 And this is a significant step in the right direction.

02:01:02.820 Does Mexico need to do more?

02:01:04.200 Absolutely.

02:01:04.860 We have asked Mexico to invest in their military.

02:01:08.020 We want more investment in their law enforcement, more investment in their military.

02:01:12.860 I have kept a very open olive branch out to the Mexican government.

02:01:17.420 The Mexican government has been very cooperative with us at ONDCP.

02:01:21.300 We've also done incredible work on the demand side with Mexico.

02:01:25.640 And during FIFA, we were able to put together a PSA with American children, Mexican children, and believe it or not, Canadian children.

02:01:33.720 So we did a North American public service announcement for drug free champions, and we did it with young kids and just giving them the opportunity to to to live an inspired life. 0.60

02:01:48.220 Right. We want to get the message out that we are willing to fight for our kids.

02:01:52.800 I have children. I have grandchildren. I am a mama bear. I am a mama bear.

02:01:57.980 And I will fight. I will fight these cartels. I'm not afraid to say it. We are watching them. We are ensuring that they will never sleep under President Donald J. Trump. Another restful night. Not one more night. They will not take away our children. They will not destroy our communities because we have changed the trajectory. We are going to fight them. We are going to take the fight to them.

02:02:24.340 And God help us, we will not end this until they are finished.

02:02:29.420 If you didn't know, Sarah, before, I think you understand my introduction on why I just love her.

02:02:37.700 You've just heard it.

02:02:39.060 Sarah, you have always been one of the bravest people that I have met.

02:02:44.340 You are dealing with some of the worst of the worst.

02:02:46.780 Please, we pray for you.

02:02:48.640 Please be safe.

02:02:49.860 Please.

02:02:50.440 Thank you so much, Glenn.

02:02:51.780 Thank you so much.

02:02:52.540 it's such a great pleasure to be on here with you

02:02:55.200 and I see you as a big brother too

02:02:56.800 and a big part of the reason why I'm here

02:02:59.420 you have always been such a great supporter of me

02:03:02.280 but more importantly of the American people

02:03:04.540 and God bless you my friend

02:03:06.540 for everything that you do

02:03:07.660 I'll always be back on your show whenever you need me

02:03:10.020 anytime Sarah God bless you

02:03:11.560 thank you

02:03:12.000 alright more in a minute

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02:05:06.080 uh ricky can you get me the latest on our is halloween harmless or is it satan's best marketing

02:05:14.940 campaign we've been taking a poll of our listeners for i don't know last few days because we had we

02:05:21.920 have two stories and it's the same debate that everybody goes through are christians overlooking

02:05:27.520 something darker uh no it's just good halloween fun um and we have two opposing uh viewpoints on

02:05:39.480 this really well written uh one saying no this is pagan and it's devil worship and the other one

02:05:44.420 saying no it's just great to bring our neighbors and neighborhood uh together what is the latest

02:05:49.580 in the poll so if you head over to x and look at at glenn beck you will see how closely tied this

02:05:57.460 is yes candy is my religion is at 49.4 no satan has enough pr is at 50.6 unbelievable yeah

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02:06:13.500 fantastic. I also have an update from Walt Zee. He is the employee of Red Baron. You might have

02:06:21.620 seen him if you missed my commentary on it. We started the podcast with it today. You get it

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02:06:48.680 We've been keeping things private to protect my family. I appreciate everyone respecting that.

02:06:54.580 Amen, Walt. May God save the Republic. See you Monday.

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The Glenn Beck Program - October 30, 2026

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