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00:02:40.260 okay okay okay okay okay i know this is gonna sound crazy like hey mr talk show host the worst

00:02:49.820 thing you can do is start with time travel however i'm not your typical talk show host so

00:02:58.540 i'm starting with time travel but listen something came out in science yesterday and it was reported

00:03:04.960 on our i read it yesterday um and they now think time travel is possible but that's not what this

00:03:11.900 story is about as i'm reading this story um this is science you know and and quantum physics and

00:03:19.400 quantum mechanics and they're doing all this stuff with photons and particle entanglement and all

00:03:24.120 this stuff and they're i believe we're in an era where science is going to say see there is no god

00:03:30.680 but as i read this story and i tried to understand it i'm like wait a minute that's proving there is

00:03:36.360 a god this is this is the way i mean this to me this is prayer this is that that interconnectedness

00:03:44.840 that we have with our families i mean i i'm starting with time travel believe it or not

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00:05:16.760 this show's known for its heavy science of course you know all the many science awards that we have

00:05:21.520 won um so let me do my best to come at this not as a scientist and somebody who barely understands

00:05:29.000 anything uh regarding quantum mechanics but

00:05:33.660 they have now through experiments they believe that time travel is possible but it's not the

00:05:43.540 way you think it is so i want you to i want you to think of it this way imagine that you're a

00:05:49.960 father and you're sitting alone in you know in your house uh and the clock on the wall is ticking

00:05:55.460 forward as it always does but tomorrow you know uh something terrible is going to happen to your

00:06:02.700 daughter she's about to walk into real danger bad choice risky path something like that and your

00:06:09.200 heart aches because you wish you could reach back to yesterday and just say don't go that way turn

00:06:14.500 around stay home you want to tell her hey today her tomorrow today is not good because you made 0.92

00:06:23.280 this choice now in the movies you'd go through like a glowing door or you'd get into a delorean

00:06:28.500 or whatever but that's not what this is there's fresh scientific thinking now that has just been

00:06:34.120 published that says that one day you might be able to send a warning back through back through time

00:06:41.240 you're not gonna go with your body it's just you're gonna slip like a a hidden message hidden

00:06:47.520 in a fold of the universe okay and here's my best telling and my best understanding of what science

00:06:54.500 is telling us now they're saying time is not a straight railroad track marching only forward

00:07:00.900 it's like a long ribbon flexible and under the right conditions at the tiniest invisible scales

00:07:08.740 the ribbon can twist and loop back so the end connects with the beginning the scientists are

00:07:15.760 calling this a closed loop in time and it's kind of like this cosmic roller coaster where cause and

00:07:21.100 effect gently circle on themselves okay you can't go change you can't go kill hitler or anything

00:07:28.120 like that okay and you can't send your whole self back you can only send they believe information

00:07:33.280 so think of it this way you and your daughter are connected in a special invisible way

00:07:39.740 scientists would say like two dancers who have practiced the same steps so perfectly that when

00:07:46.580 one moves the other feels it instantly even across great distances okay you carefully prepare your

00:07:55.000 warning today in the future um to send it back to her yesterday and you know exactly how she's

00:08:05.220 going to receive it and understand it yesterday because you've already lived through the moment

00:08:09.540 when she gets it. And so you can adjust the message to cut through any of the noise or

00:08:13.480 confusion and you are connected to her. So you have a special bond. You know how she's going to

00:08:20.780 react. And so you write this message, if you will, in a way that makes her pause or smile or take

00:08:29.980 action in a different way. When the loop closes, the warning arrives in the past. Okay. Do you

00:08:37.160 Remember, if you saw the movie Interstellar, remember dad is on the other side of the bookcase and he's doing something to her watch and she doesn't understand it for a long time.

00:08:46.200 And then suddenly she's like, oh, my gosh, that's kind of what this kind of what this is talking about.

00:08:52.520 So yesterday, your daughter hesitates at that crossroads and she chooses differently and she stays safe.

00:08:59.020 And because she's safe, the future where you sit in your study and send the warning still happens exactly as the way it did.

00:09:07.160 And so the story is consistent, no broken timelines, no disappearing parents,

00:09:12.000 no, nobody's just like, hey, what happened to the other half of my body?

00:09:18.280 I'm disappearing in this picture.

00:09:20.240 Okay.

00:09:21.840 The universe only allows loops that make sense, they think, in one single neat tale.

00:09:27.380 It's not a fantasy.

00:09:29.300 Researchers were inspired by earlier experiments with light and quantum rules

00:09:34.960 and all these things that I don't understand.

00:09:37.160 And they believe now that time travel or time travel for information can flow backward without tearing reality apart.

00:09:47.400 This is a fascinating story from a modernity news, and it shows at the deepest level of physics, the blending of Einstein's idea about gravity bending time with the strange rules that govern the tiniest bits of our world.

00:10:07.160 that's my best interpretation of what the science and I know anybody who really actually

00:10:12.300 know science is like, good God, this guy should be stopped. Um, but let me leave science of what

00:10:19.600 was reported and now give it to you in a different way, a slightly different way. One we already know

00:10:28.740 picture the dad again. It's you you're sitting in your study. You've lived through tomorrow's

00:10:35.240 near disaster with your daughter you use that hidden ribbon of time the closed loop scientists

00:10:40.400 describe you encode the warning and it's not a loud shout it's not a post-it note okay it's a

00:10:48.160 whisper of information that slips backward through the twist of space-time your daughter back in

00:10:55.640 yesterday doesn't hear a voice she doesn't see a vision she just feels something it's a sudden

00:11:03.660 hesitation a quiet don't go there in her chest a hunch the spirit a prompting a god wink okay

00:11:15.000 that's what they're saying can be sent back through time a god wink something that she

00:11:22.380 will connect with an intuition a gut feeling and she acts on it she stays safe and the loop closes

00:11:30.380 perfectly and the future still holds the loving dad who sent the message and everything is fine

00:11:35.660 in in that framing of the same science those everyday moments are we're already experiencing

00:11:46.100 them the flash of something feels off before a bad decision is made or an unexplained urge to

00:11:54.740 calls a loved one right when they need it you ever had that sudden clarity that steers us away

00:12:01.660 from trouble and we get to the other side we're like wow do you know what a disaster what made

00:12:06.220 me think that tiny echoes of information traveling backward is that possible science now says yes

00:12:17.040 No DeLoreans, no dinosaurs, just nudges woven into the fabric of the universe.

00:12:26.600 I mean, this is the universe is.

00:12:30.660 Is amazing.

00:12:32.500 It is amazing.

00:12:33.640 I mean, the scientists that participated in all of this, they would hate me for all of this stuff.

00:12:41.280 You know, they're not claiming that this explains human intuition.

00:12:44.720 You know, their work is about photons and quantum particles and mathematical loops and the tiniest scales and all of that stuff.

00:12:51.900 But as a poet, look at that.

00:12:56.540 If information can slip backward in principle, cleaner and clearer because the sender already remembers how it lands, then why couldn't our minds in their deepest hidden layers sometimes catch those whispers?

00:13:11.400 A father's care, prayer, reaching his daughter as a feeling.

00:13:20.320 Your own wiser future self offering a quiet course correction, not rewriting history, but just nudging it to unfold safely.

00:13:31.400 Gut instinct, sixth sense, inner voice, promptings, the spirit, God winks.

00:13:38.480 we have traditions religious traditions that have described this forever guidance that arrives just

00:13:46.180 in time and always the logical mind has no clear reason science dismisses all of this stuff okay

00:13:55.620 or they'll say well that is your mind processing you know your subconscious mind rapidly processing

00:14:01.100 clues you know and it feels like it's in the past but it's not really whatever i've always described

00:14:07.880 these things coming from God

00:14:10.060 but now this new thinking

00:14:13.780 about time loops opens

00:14:15.700 a pretty wondrous door

00:14:17.820 what if the promptings

00:14:19.900 what if these God

00:14:21.760 winks are all

00:14:23.520 get this, part of

00:14:25.780 the God designed cosmos

00:14:27.800 itself and

00:14:29.840 our entangled connection

00:14:31.540 to it, sending little

00:14:33.940 love notes from ahead

00:14:35.880 science doesn't describe it this way but you know science also doesn't understand

00:14:42.380 you know if god exists then he's the greatest scientist of all time

00:14:48.020 to me it's only logical the entire universe has a grand design look at look at the universe

00:14:55.780 explain this how did this just kind of happen okay grand design or a unifying they're always

00:15:02.880 looking we got to find the unifying theory okay it's god and if there is a grand design then there

00:15:09.140 has to be a designer what's first cause none of this is proven may never be we're still far from

00:15:17.220 turning quantum theory into something that you can measure in a daily human experience but

00:15:21.760 holy cow that is quite the statement from science

00:15:28.120 that things arrive to us

00:15:33.860 not as words but as feelings

00:15:36.300 that you trust

00:15:37.280 you act and safety follows

00:15:40.160 tomorrow

00:15:42.220 you smile

00:15:44.440 because the nudge worked

00:15:45.580 the next time you feel that

00:15:50.360 sudden pull to slow

00:15:52.440 down call her

00:15:53.680 take the other road pause and

00:15:56.360 listen

00:15:56.780 I mean, I think it's God, but science may now be on the verge of explaining how God works.

00:16:06.780 Universe's quiet time travel, your future self, or the caring connections around you,

00:16:12.940 your family whispering across the fold so today turns out a little better than it otherwise would have.

00:16:19.120 That is the gentle magic this research invites us to imagine, I think.

00:16:24.480 no flashy machines just a kinder cosmos where warnings travel as feelings loops protect us

00:16:32.440 and the whole grand tale stays beautifully intact i'm only telling you this today because i know god

00:16:40.760 exists already i just think we are on the verge of science doing one of two things and it's going

00:16:46.180 to do the same it's going to do the same thing actually it's going to do one thing and then it's

00:16:50.680 well, then we're going to choose it either. It's good. We're going to look at science.

00:16:53.620 We're going to go, see, that proves there is no God. Or we're going to go, look at how God has

00:16:58.580 designed this. Okay. Look at this. I have no idea how the universe works. Nobody really has any

00:17:06.780 idea. This little, this little experiment that I'm asking you to go on here won't cost me anything,

00:17:14.540 you know uh and that my little experiment is i'm gonna pray harder than ever but i i i know this

00:17:23.880 is not what science is saying because there's no photons involved but you know thinking good

00:17:30.620 thoughts and thinking about decisions that maybe loved ones have made yesterday i'm gonna pray a

00:17:38.400 little harder for them not only in the future but also literally yesterday as well we're at the

00:17:46.120 beginning of this understanding but take a few minutes today we're going to get into how we're

00:17:50.960 all going to die soon but take just a second today as we start our day to admire how great god is and

00:17:58.960 how what an amazing creation that we are allowed to watch unfold in front of us and ponder this

00:18:06.980 how many promptings have you felt lately that just with this understanding you might go

00:18:16.780 did i get that from somebody i love were they helping me course correct

00:18:27.800 what an amazing time to be alive okay now let's talk about how we're all going to die

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00:20:02.160 Bernadette, 9142, a Torch Insider, listened to that monologue.

00:20:09.520 And her big takeaway was, send me the Powerball numbers.

00:20:16.620 So am I the only one?

00:20:18.920 Jason, did you listen to that?

00:20:20.180 I mean, that's fascinating, isn't it?

00:20:23.800 Yeah, I mean, people talk about how the Big Bang Theory is probably an explanation for God.

00:20:29.480 There are things in science that prove him.

00:20:31.800 Do you know the Big Bang Theory started out as a Christian theory? 0.91

00:20:36.960 Did you know that?

00:20:37.580 Nobody knows that.

00:20:38.440 Nobody knows that. 0.79

00:20:39.520 That was a Christian theory. 0.93

00:20:43.300 And scientists saw how effective that was and dismantled it, turned it upside down on itself. 0.97

00:20:50.340 That was a Christian theory. 1.00

00:20:52.640 Okay, I agree with you. 0.92

00:20:54.440 I don't know how God creates.

00:20:57.120 I don't know how God creates.

00:20:58.100 but let's just say it happened at this instant of a big bang what lit the match what lit the match

00:21:07.600 god there has to be something before there is nothing that was the christian theory and they've

00:21:14.840 just cut out the what lit the match part and it's it's it's nuts it is nuts yeah we're definitely

00:21:24.420 entering that weird time where all of these technological advances are going to start they're

00:21:29.360 going to people are going to start using this to elevate the scientists above god and that's what

00:21:33.700 progressives had have been trying to do for absolute decades for forever one of the biggest

00:21:39.760 uh classes at everyone is most sought after in my in the university i went to was this class called

00:21:44.800 theology and science everyone was trying to get into it and you think about the science when i

00:21:49.940 was in school email was just starting to come out now we have quantum computing we have ai

00:21:55.500 everything else ufo disclosure we are now we are now on the verge of creating a new god

00:22:03.840 there in our lifetime before i die in i think in the next decade there uh quantum uh computing

00:22:13.040 whatever it is, AI will be considered by many people, a God. Um, and I said just earlier,

00:22:20.480 I think it was earlier this week, you have to choose your God right now, because if you don't

00:22:26.940 another God, believe me, there is a God out there, small G that is choosing you. And that could be,

00:22:34.380 you know, your car, your job, your reputation, whatever it is that is choosing you. You have

00:22:42.300 to choose your God and you have to do it right now. And you better get deep into God because

00:22:47.900 even the very elect are going to be lost. And pray you're not one of them. I pray I'm not one

00:22:56.320 of them. I pray I'm not already lost. I just think that we're in this really sketchy territory

00:23:06.120 um that uh you know science is going to be doing all kinds of things look for it no matter what

00:23:14.360 they say it is look for it to prove the existence of this grand design and this glorious universe

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00:24:58.440 all right there's a couple of things uh we have to talk about um we're going to get to indiana

00:25:06.720 and what happened i mean this is really good news unless you're a republican rhino uh what's

00:25:12.600 happening is exactly what i said would happen you don't pass the save act you are going to lose 0.95

00:25:18.760 every single vote you come up for you don't have the balls to stand up and do what 80 percent both 0.87

00:25:26.300 left and right want from Congress. You don't have the balls to stand up. Republicans, you're toast 1.00

00:25:31.680 the next election. And you're seeing it now in the results in Indiana. We'll get into that.

00:25:35.720 Also, I want to talk to you a little bit about the LA debates. Uh, Spencer Pratt is killing it,

00:25:39.700 at least in PR and they hate him for it. We got to get him on cause I love him for it. Um, they're

00:25:48.700 he's driving them out of their minds. Uh, also coming up in just a few minutes. Uh, let's see,

00:25:55.460 we've got a couple of guests on today. We have Luke, uh, Rosiak. Uh, he's the guy who just did

00:26:00.660 the, he exposed the scam, uh, in Ohio. He's got a lot more to say about that. Um, one other bit

00:26:08.440 of business note. If you watched my, uh, speech at Ellis Island, uh, many people say it was the

00:26:16.980 best speech I gave. It felt like it at the time. It's very empowering. It's, I mean, it is really,

00:26:22.420 you're gonna walk away with a real understanding of america uh you can find it glenbeck.com

00:26:28.340 slash torch make sure you watch that speech um but if you like that and you know somebody who's

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00:26:42.060 who i just absolutely love i just think he is so smart his name is dallin mom and he just started

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00:26:55.020 get him up to 10,000 subscribers. Cause I think this kid gets it. He is, uh, he takes a view of

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00:27:11.940 interview with me um i don't know a few weeks ago and it just posted today uh and uh i just think

00:27:19.920 it's a great interview the way he asked the questions the way he wove the whole story together

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00:27:32.740 people i don't make any money off this i don't you know i just think this i think this kid has

00:27:37.880 something i think he's really good uh momentum theory uh the momentum theory podcast with dallin

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00:27:50.280 will ricky so you can find it momentum theory podcast this is available now okay let me bring

00:27:56.500 in uh michaela because do we have the jingle sarah anywhere of the you know she's always concerned 0.99

00:28:02.880 about the birth rate, you know, and the sperm count and everybody, everything else.

00:28:08.240 Michaela is, uh, is our, uh, millennial, uh, producer who is very Maha.

00:28:15.660 Do you have the, do you have the jingle Sarah?

00:28:18.400 You don't.

00:28:19.200 Okay.

00:28:19.820 Um, but, uh, we were talking in our meeting this morning and I said, I have to talk about

00:28:26.140 the Hanta virus now.

00:28:27.740 And I know I've been avoiding it.

00:28:29.640 I hate to say it.

00:28:30.480 I've been avoiding it like the plague.

00:28:31.720 and of course Miss Maha steps up and she's like you have to talk about it and you have to talk

00:28:37.480 to Annie Jacobson about it uh and so I thought well I gotta get Michaela on to talk about it

00:28:43.380 because I haven't been following it I mean I know what it is but I've just so dismissed this is a

00:28:47.600 problem with them over playing their hand last time I've so dismissed it that it's like we're

00:28:53.380 all going to die of something bring it on there you go uh Michaela hey I'm calling you from my

00:29:03.980 coronavirus bunker so if I lose you it's because I've died of the virus

00:29:07.860 so do you think this is something to worry about are you all sad about this

00:29:14.500 well we said this morning when we were chatting that there's so many ways to die

00:29:19.620 so i would prefer to focus on all the ways we can live but i do want to tell you a little bit about

00:29:25.360 the hansa virus first and then i can give you some of my official doctorly advice since i have a bfa

00:29:31.400 right right right and i believe your husband went to clown school literally went to clown school so

00:29:39.400 he did he did literally do that so everyone listening should take this very seriously

00:29:44.220 from me this is very medical advice okay so the hanta virus yes the hanta virus is now going viral

00:29:52.520 because there was a cruise ship in argentina where three people suddenly caught it and died

00:29:57.480 it's really more of like a family of viruses and in the u.s it has a 38 mortality rate when people

00:30:04.520 get it so that's the bad news okay but wait wait wait wait this is something that has been that

00:30:09.500 This has been around forever, right?

00:30:12.320 We've known about the Hantavirus forever, and I guess you have to eat rat poop or something usually to get it, and they still don't know how these people got it.

00:30:19.920 They don't know how it's being transmitted, but they got it on this ship, right?

00:30:25.800 Typically, you have to inhale rodent feces or you have to eat rat poop, like you said, so very few of us get it.

00:30:31.700 Interestingly, Gene Hackman's wife died of this, so I don't know exactly how that happened.

00:30:37.600 Really?

00:30:37.880 Yes, that was last year.

00:30:39.040 but they're typically it's spread just by interacting with rodents so if you try to

00:30:44.580 limit your interaction with rodents you should be fine but there's one strain the andes virus

00:30:49.780 the andes virus which is found in argentina which transmits human to human that's where

00:30:56.040 this cruise ship came out of that's why people are concerned but the issue is it takes eight

00:31:01.020 weeks for symptoms to show up so these people on this cruise ship all get off they scatter to the

00:31:05.960 winds potentially carrying a human to human virus but we don't know but well that just seems like a 0.66

00:31:12.480 stupid idea why didn't we i mean do we not learn from movies can people who are in charge just 0.75

00:31:18.600 watch some more movies please oh my gosh you wouldn't be working on ai and you wouldn't you 0.99

00:31:23.820 would have put these people in like you know plastic bubbles or they would have gone down

00:31:27.360 in the basement in some place in atlanta and never be heard from again i mean can we can we

00:31:32.920 not hold them for five weeks yeah they're already gone but luckily there's already been a vaccine

00:31:39.540 in the works for this that started a long time ago in 2024 Moderna was working on mRNA vaccine

00:31:44.360 and the University of Bath is already working on a vaccine so the great news is as soon as your baby

00:31:49.300 is born you can probably vaccinate them against the hantavirus soon oh that is great tell me more

00:31:54.760 Bill Gates they've been working on a vaccine unbelievable so you know here's the problem

00:32:02.540 um okay go ahead let me tell you the good news you're seven times more likely to be struck by

00:32:08.800 lightning than to get the hanta virus that's good unless you live in tampa uh okay so but

00:32:16.200 but the covid when it first started it had a mortality rate they said of 13 but it was more

00:32:23.280 like three percent wasn't it we found 5.3 for alpha okay uh and this has a mortality rate we

00:32:33.200 know of of 40 so this one if it actually does go airborne as well it's kind of bad kind of bad that

00:32:39.760 would be yeah that would be pretty bad but yeah but right now i think my most professional

00:32:45.620 medical advice would be to not eat rat poop and carry on okay see this is the kind of advice you

00:32:53.440 get from from people on this program and i think that's good advice i'm gonna live i'll live by

00:32:58.040 that one well here's the problem about i'm gonna go out and eat rat poop today i would say limit 0.54

00:33:02.820 that for the next couple of weeks and then if you're like i'm gonna go somewhere with a lot of

00:33:06.560 rat like a rat farm or a rat petting zoo right the next couple of weeks i would just pull that

00:33:11.760 back and then you should be able to continue on eating rat poop from there hang on hang on i'm 0.79

00:33:16.640 just gonna whisper this into yesterday hey don't eat rat poop now somebody might think i'm gonna 0.52

00:33:24.260 eat rat poop and then they're like i don't know where that prompting came from but somebody did

00:33:29.220 whisper a soothsayer account on x i am a soothsayer is the handle in 2022 they tweeted

00:33:37.660 2023 corona ended and 2026 hantavirus so you know did you check into this deeper than what

00:33:46.100 you'd had i have been looking i went into the way back machine nothing pulls up they only have about

00:33:50.520 five tweets in their timeline i can't even locate where the account originates from you know elon

00:33:56.220 actually updated the settings so you could do that i can't figure out where they it's possible

00:34:00.800 that they quote predicted a bunch of things like this and then deleted everything else when it

00:34:07.300 just so happened that hantavirus popped up in 2026 it also is possible that fauci gates or any

00:34:14.580 of these clowns you know the world the world health organization put that tweet out it's

00:34:20.440 possible that this is the person that is already working on the vaccine right i mean that's the 0.91

00:34:25.260 problem with this jason i want to bring you in this and don't go anywhere michaelix i'd like to

00:34:29.540 hear you on this because you're in a you know a different age group me i've had enough of this

00:34:35.220 i've had enough of this they have so discredited themselves if they come with a virus i mean with

00:34:41.000 a vaccine on this thing i'm not taking the vaccine i'm not taking it and you know what they'll do

00:34:45.980 they'll lock you up if you haven't taken the vaccine they'll do exactly the same thing they

00:34:50.160 did last time and then you know our kids won't go to school and we'll have masks and um nobody's

00:34:55.740 learned anything from the last time and if they wouldn't have overplayed their hand last time

00:35:01.620 if this turns out to be a real virus a real problem they would have saved more lives had

00:35:08.540 they not overreacted with coronavirus and covid you're acting like they so distorted that

00:35:15.660 you're acting like it was almost kind of like a big trial run to see what they could do to us

00:35:20.860 during the covid pandemic and they have things like kill switches and cars now or something

00:35:25.560 that they could totally abuse as if that's happening michaela that's how i look at it

00:35:31.080 my generation? How does your generation look at this? Well, I'm particularly, I'm more worried

00:35:37.900 about panic. So essentially, if we start to panic, we're more likely to extinct ourselves via doom

00:35:43.600 scrolling, worrying about the Hantavirus and accidentally doing that instead of having more

00:35:48.800 babies, for example. I'm more worried about that. I mean, I think what happens is we fixate on these

00:35:53.820 things and they prevent us from, as we said this morning, if we're going to die, die with your

00:35:58.200 boots on, but live with your boots on. And a lot of our generation gets crippled with fear. We're

00:36:02.600 the people that were told the world's going to catch on fire and then it's also going to freeze

00:36:07.380 and it doesn't matter because by the time you're out of college, you're going to be dead from a

00:36:10.600 pandemic. And it's just, it's noise that stops people from going out, starting a business,

00:36:15.240 getting married. And I personally think that even if this is a real virus, there's nothing we can do

00:36:22.220 about it right now. I don't trust the medical establishment, just like most people my age. I

00:36:27.860 mean i'm a really agreeable person and i am so disagreeable to my doctor everything they say to

00:36:32.760 me i'm like but really where did you learn that fauci like that's my first response and yeah i

00:36:39.280 know it's mine too no it is and it is and by the way notice she worked in because she does it every

00:36:45.360 time you talk to you could talk to her about anything and she will work in my generation's 0.94

00:36:50.280 not having enough babies which brings me to the jingle again uh here's your millennial sperm count

00:36:56.340 update there you go uh it's so michaela number one problem above hantavirus i know i know and

00:37:05.020 i actually agree with you on that it's just you seem a little obsessed by it uh but uh thank you

00:37:10.040 very much i am obsessed with the continuation of the species glenn i have to say that's something

00:37:14.740 i'm never gonna forgive you though for making glenn talk about sperm yeah love you mean it

00:37:22.160 everybody very comfortable.

00:37:25.060 Oh, thanks, Dad. Let's talk

00:37:26.580 some more. Sperm or rat 0.95

00:37:28.580 poop. It's your choice. That's what I come on for. 0.62

00:37:30.580 That's what I bring to the team. Okay, good.

00:37:32.720 Good, good. It's what you always wanted.

00:37:34.540 You're growing up and you're like, I want to go on the Glenn 0.95

00:37:36.340 Beck program someday and talk about sperm and poop. 0.87

00:37:39.020 Well, dream come true.

00:37:41.080 Hi, Mom. I hope you're proud.

00:37:46.760 Michaela, I just love you so much.

00:37:48.340 Thank you for coming on. I will

00:37:50.260 tell you that is the biggest problem nobody believes anything nobody believes anything

00:37:58.500 and and what are they going to do they're going to have to get more draconian because

00:38:03.460 people don't believe anything why would you know the problem here is you were working on a vaccine

00:38:09.340 you were working on a vaccine wow you started a couple years ago what a coincidence you know

00:38:14.080 what other vaccine you were working on? COVID. I mean, these guys are, this is a death cult.

00:38:21.660 It's a death cult. And one of these viruses is going to be real. I don't know, maybe it's this 0.68

00:38:27.020 one, but one of them is going to be real. And they have so discredited themselves. That's why

00:38:33.060 Fauci needs to go to jail. That's why, you know, Jason, remember when we were talking about

00:38:38.880 um the covid vaccine and this is early on early on and we showed the actual system of wire

00:38:48.460 transfers of money going to the treasury uh was it the treasury or the fed the fed right

00:38:56.040 the fed the fed so these these companies that are making the vaccine and selling them we were

00:39:02.300 showing you the documents on how they were wire transferring their share of the profits to the

00:39:08.740 fed. I still don't hear very much talk about that. And that's absolute proven fact. It's

00:39:16.000 no credibility, no credibility. So just hold on to God. God will tell you what to do.

00:39:23.300 Just pray, pray to serve him, pray to build his empire, pray to be on his side,

00:39:31.080 pray that the spirit is with you always, live your life in a way that the spirit can always,

00:39:36.040 and then never disobey the spirit, never disobey the spirit. Do exactly what you're told. No matter

00:39:42.920 how crazy it sounds, do exactly what you're told. That is the only thing that will save any of us

00:39:48.500 from here on out. Everything else has lost its credibility. You know what hasn't? Even your

00:39:53.500 church can lose credibility. God hasn't lost credibility. I know I can still trust God.

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00:43:02.600 so we have Luke Rosiak on here in a second he's a senior investigative reporter at the Daily Wire

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00:43:23.060 he's going to be on with us next because this is just the beginning of the story but one of 0.94

00:43:26.760 things i want to address is why is the somali community so central to all of this and why don't

00:43:34.620 anybody why doesn't anybody want us to look into that they say it's racism but this is a really

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00:45:37.200 This is the Glenn Beck program. 1.00

00:45:46.260 Okay, you sick, twisted freak. 1.00

00:45:48.000 Welcome to the program. 1.00

00:45:50.080 I've been talking the last few days,

00:45:51.940 in the last couple of weeks really about fraud and how this is going to save the dollar it could

00:45:56.820 save america it will turn our spending problem around quickly and you don't have all the

00:46:02.900 politicians can declare a victory because no none of them are going to put us through austerity none

00:46:08.180 of them no matter how bad things get none of them are going to say you know what we need to start

00:46:11.620 cutting you know medicare or medicaid or you know welfare they're never going to cut any of that

00:46:16.500 never the way to cut huge numbers out of our budget is to go tackle the fraud the fraud and

00:46:24.420 the corruption you could be talking a trillion dollars a year when you when you calculate all

00:46:31.300 of the fraud all around it's a huge number and it's a huge problem and it would also uh send a 0.95

00:46:37.780 very clear message uh to not only americans but all the freaking politicians and bureaucrats 0.92

00:46:44.260 that are so corrupt right now we're not putting up with it because i not only want to get the money 0.96

00:46:49.460 i'd like to claw some of it back but i'd like to put everybody in jail anybody who said keep your

00:46:55.220 mouth shut should be in jail and one of the things the government is doing that i just love is we're

00:47:01.140 not just going after uh the blue states everybody is saying oh donald trump is just trying to get

00:47:06.820 get his enemies no his enemies in ohio um we're going after all of the states red and blue states

00:47:14.700 and we're actually able to go after some of the red states easier because the red states are

00:47:19.440 actually complying with turning over records and showing what's been happening and so we're

00:47:25.400 starting to find things and thank god um there are people like uh luke rosiak uh luke is a guy

00:47:32.460 He is from the Daily Wire. He's a senior investigative reporter. He's won the Doge Award for best reporting on corruption and where our money is going. He has written a great series of articles on the biggest Medicaid scandal that has ever been found.

00:47:50.440 this is going to turn into the biggest heist i said this in 2009 or 10 you watch mark my words

00:47:58.380 the treasury is being looted and this is going to all turn out in the end to be the biggest theft

00:48:06.160 of the american people or any treasury in the history of the world and i think that's right

00:48:12.680 where we're headed and luke has the information on what's happening in ohio he's going to run this

00:48:17.220 down with us and i want to talk to him a little bit about why the somalis are are involved in all

00:48:23.260 of this we have to understand it's not a race thing it's a cultural thing and when you understand

00:48:29.140 that you can understand we can have an honest conversation about where should we be looking

00:48:35.240 where are the easy you know where are the easy things to uh to find luke joins me in 60 seconds

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00:49:49.320 Thank you for your service. Thank you for being an actual investigative journalist.

00:49:55.140 That's not a hack and you're trying to do the right thing. Thank you for everything you've

00:49:59.340 exposed. Thank you, Glenn. Start at the beginning. Anybody who hasn't been following,

00:50:06.600 Give me a quick thumbnail of what is happening in Ohio. 1.00

00:50:12.500 So I call it free butlers for Somalis. 1.00

00:50:16.640 The Medicaid program is sending people to the houses of elderly people who tend to be Somali 0.99

00:50:24.960 and saying, you know, you can have somebody come and clean your house, cook for you, even

00:50:30.200 just do companionship and conversation, which sounds crazy.

00:50:34.040 but the reason that part is key is because what they've done is the people providing these

00:50:38.720 services are their own family members. So they figured out a way to get the government to pay

00:50:43.340 you by the hour to hang out in your own house with your own family. And this is in Ohio alone,

00:50:49.840 this costs $1 billion a year. A billion, a billion dollars. Now, how much of this is illegal?

00:50:58.380 because parts of it you know I mean that is the law we you can have companion you can have somebody

00:51:05.280 come over and clean the house and the government will pay for it as crazy as that sounds so where

00:51:11.260 do they go wrong on this yeah so in my opinion it's essentially all waste and a large portion

00:51:18.440 of it is fraud but that exact portion is somewhat unknowable because the program is inherently

00:51:23.380 susceptible to fraud. It's happening in people's private residences in ways where it's really hard

00:51:29.540 to prove. Like, were you really hanging out with your family member that day? Is your family member

00:51:35.740 really disabled? Is this kind of a subjective maybe opinion of a doctor? Can you prove that

00:51:41.800 the doctor was lying? It's very difficult. When you open this door that the government's going

00:51:47.020 to start paying people for families hanging out with each other, it gets a little murky.

00:51:51.540 um but i found a lot of evidence that the people running these middlemen companies so if i'm

00:51:57.020 getting paid to hang out with my own mom i don't get paid directly by medicaid i become an employee

00:52:02.100 of a different company that then builds medicaid and those companies are owned by the sketchiest

00:52:07.660 people imaginable and yet the government just just trusts whatever form they send in and just

00:52:12.020 reimburses them so that's what i was that's that's one of the things that i i looked at um you know

00:52:19.340 you look in the investigation 288 medicaid registered businesses concentrated in seven

00:52:25.940 buildings um these build over 250 million alone one building had 94 companies in it billing 66

00:52:35.620 million and um and there are a lot of sketchy people making a lot of of money one of them is 0.98

00:52:41.920 a democratic uh politician surprise surprise mohammed jama um and he was running it you know 0.84

00:52:50.720 part-time while he was out campaigning he built 11 million dollars um received a whole bunch of 0.98

00:52:57.360 donations from other home health owners sold it later um and it's it's it's this this nasty little 0.88

00:53:05.940 web of of somalis and i bring up the somali thing because i've been trying to figure out 0.96

00:53:12.800 why is this happening to the somali community and and once you understand their culture

00:53:18.900 this begins to make sense and and and and you have to pay attention to the somali culture

00:53:26.160 because if you don't understand it you'll never stop it you agree with that yeah you know i started

00:53:33.840 I saw the great work that Nick Shirley and people like that did.

00:53:37.040 And some people claim maybe it's cherry picked.

00:53:39.520 And I do a lot with data and I really wanted to do this in a fair and a precise way.

00:53:43.320 And so Doge released this data about Medicaid, which was a huge deal because you can look

00:53:47.980 at it comprehensively and you can you can try to be really analytical and objective. 1.00

00:53:53.100 And I got to tell you, like, it's all Somalis, like it's insane. 1.00

00:53:56.840 I mean, we can't beat around the bush here. 1.00

00:53:58.680 It's not even just like somewhat of a murky correlation.

00:54:02.180 like it's almost universal i mean i i went to after the data pointed me where to go to find

00:54:07.760 the most sketchy things it took me directly to what turned out to be the somali neighborhood

00:54:12.340 of columbus ohio and columbus has the second most somalis um in the united states after

00:54:18.300 minneapolis and you know i think maybe um what you're getting at is i mean they they come from

00:54:24.120 these clans and they operate as almost like um hive like they're bees in a hive like they work

00:54:30.180 together on things. And that's kind of what you need here. You need. Go ahead. I'm sorry to

00:54:36.120 interrupt. Go ahead. Well, you need doctors in on this. You need a bunch of old people that are

00:54:41.100 going to go to those doctors and those old people need to be poor. So they're on Medicaid and then 1.00

00:54:46.460 they need to go to the doctors and get the sign off. And then you need people running these

00:54:53.040 businesses that claim to go to those old people, but they really know the old people. Maybe the 0.79

00:54:58.320 old people get a little kickback, but they're not actually showing up. And then you do this at scale 1.00

00:55:03.160 and it's not a huge hourly rate that each person's getting paid, but there's an infinite number of

00:55:08.600 these Somalis. And yeah, I mean, I don't think I saw more than one or two Americans the whole time

00:55:14.180 when I visited hundreds of Medicaid businesses. So here's the thing that then this is why

00:55:20.080 assimilation is so important. Somalis come over here and they are clanned based. They're clan 1.00

00:55:25.900 based meaning it's it's their group of family and uh and tight-knit friends that means everything

00:55:35.320 this is not just this isn't just um this is the way it operates over in somali and the government

00:55:42.360 is uh something to be exploited and uh to be used it's a resource and it whatever they can do

00:55:50.800 to strengthen their clan in Somalia,

00:55:54.760 that's the way they do it.

00:55:57.140 Ayan Hirsi Ali wrote,

00:55:59.680 growing up in Somalia meant loyalty to kin was absolute.

00:56:04.520 Loyalty to the nation was theoretical at best.

00:56:08.140 So if you don't understand,

00:56:11.160 you're never going to be able to find all of the connections.

00:56:13.800 You won't understand why it's connected this way. 0.99

00:56:16.520 And when you say it's the Somalis,

00:56:18.660 you'll just say, well, that's racist.

00:56:20.300 No, because you're thinking of this in a Western point of view or an American point of view.

00:56:25.700 You can't understand what they're doing if you don't understand the country they came from and they're not assimilating.

00:56:32.100 They are staying in their clans.

00:56:35.560 Correct?

00:56:36.660 Yeah, I mean, they're certainly not assimilating. 0.75

00:56:39.040 Like I walk through these buildings and again, I mean, one landlord alone owns, you know, buildings with 300 different Medicaid businesses in it that build a quarter billion dollars. 0.84

00:56:48.520 that's just one landlord in on one street. And there's nobody there. It's not like being in

00:56:54.200 America when you go there and everybody there is clearly doing like cookie cutter schemes.

00:56:59.820 Like they're all doing the same thing and they're just doing it at massive scale.

00:57:03.580 And they have like weird signs on the door. Like the motto of one of these things was like

00:57:08.100 steaming to assist, steaming to assist. I don't know what that means. It's some sort of poor

00:57:12.380 Somali translation, but it didn't even have a doorknob on the door. So I know nobody was going

00:57:17.620 into it. But yeah, oftentimes there's evidence that they may put companies and put assets in

00:57:25.960 other people's names so that the individual is almost fungible within the Klan. And so if you've

00:57:30.940 got a bunch of assets that you don't want the government to see, you may put it in one of your

00:57:35.080 wives' names and maybe you're not actually officially married in the US, partly because

00:57:39.180 polygamy is illegal in the US. Maybe you put it in your brother's name and your brother probably

00:57:43.460 has a different last name than you so that's going to be hard to track um so they move assets

00:57:48.420 around in my opinion there's like essentially two sets of books and then it's also very hard for

00:57:53.600 american authorities to track them because their names are so um common and it's you know there's

00:58:00.160 only a few variations of them and we don't even know birthdays for a lot of these people just

00:58:04.160 shows up as january 1st so um uh help me out on this you know when i saw the fraud that was

00:58:11.480 happening in minneapolis especially all that money that cash that was going through the airports

00:58:15.800 there's no way the airports didn't know that there's no way the tsa didn't know that this

00:58:20.680 this and it was we now know it was pretty much a well-known secret this stuff was happening

00:58:25.620 and there were people that you know started to ring the bell and they were told by higher ups

00:58:30.020 just stay quiet and either those higher ups were part of it or they had tried to do something and

00:58:35.880 they saw people get destroyed and so they'll just just shut your mouth turn the other way

00:58:40.100 because it's almost like mob like it seems in minneapolis um was this just the fault that it

00:58:49.160 is so poorly managed or do you have any indication now that um people were turning a blind eye

00:58:57.000 um maybe they were initially gullible like um in minneapolis just minnesota nice trusting that

00:59:06.160 most Americans wouldn't demand to get paid for doing things that only a psychopath would bill

00:59:10.640 for. And that logic doesn't hold when you bring in hundreds of thousands of Somalis, because it 1.00

00:59:16.880 seems like in their culture, if something is available and you don't take it, it's almost 1.00

00:59:21.060 like you're losing money. Like you'd have to be a chump not to raid a treasury program if it's 1.00

00:59:26.240 available. And when I did finally find people who were in the offices and they weren't totally just 1.00

00:59:30.900 sketchy and vacant, that's what they would say. The answer to why would you demand to get paid

00:59:35.700 to hang out with your own family is because i can well i gotta tell you that is the problem in

00:59:42.100 america people are starting to feel that way i'm the only sucker here because i'm not i'm the only

00:59:46.360 one not doing it it seems to be legal nobody's getting punished why not i mean that's a real

00:59:52.580 problem um again i can't thank you enough uh for what you've done luke um where are you going next

00:59:59.340 um we've got stories coming out every day and probably into next week on this topic and we've

01:00:05.920 got one going up um right around now about a couple uh you know convicted fraudster that's

01:00:12.240 running a medicaid business million dollars and i have him you know on audio saying i was just too

01:00:18.320 dumb i don't know what the law is um his wife is like stabbing people and um so yeah check it out

01:00:24.280 on the daily wire and and and mike dewine republican governor of ohio says oh this is 0.99

01:00:29.180 all fine nothing to see here well i will tell you uh vivek uh will change things if he becomes the

01:00:37.180 next uh governor because he's not uh he's not a fan of all this kind of stuff and he will put the

01:00:43.980 systems in to stop it luke thank you so much appreciate it from the daily wire senior

01:00:48.100 investigative reporter read the story now the latest uh from luke rosiak um all right let me

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01:03:17.060 featuring Glenn Beck, along with father and son Christian nationalist pseudo-historians David and Tim Barton.

01:03:22.960 The Sea into Shining Sea event was billed as an enchanting evening of fellowship, fine dining,

01:03:27.140 and a celebration like no other, paying tribute to this great nation.

01:03:30.420 Beck served as the keynote speaker, delivering an address extolling the benefits of immigrants

01:03:37.200 that they get from coming to America, and reciprocal benefits America reaps by welcoming them.

01:03:44.240 Over and over again, Beck gushed that throughout the nation's history, millions of immigrants have flocked to America, where they filled our cities with energy and ambition and searched for an opportunity to change the world for the better.

01:03:54.780 Along the long list of immigrants and children of immigrants who have gone through to find success, Beck cited none other than Donald Trump.

01:04:00.540 As we were doing our research for this evening, Beck said, I was looking for the names of people who came, and I thought, I wonder if this state has any significance in history with Ellis Island.

01:04:09.060 I want to tell you a story of a young woman in particular you probably never heard of.

01:04:12.180 her name was Marianne she was born on a remote island and she left in 1930 on this date that was

01:04:17.880 last Saturday to come to Ellis Island blah blah blah the whole thing was about it turns out that

01:04:23.060 Marianne is Donald Trump's mom okay so they can't understand why I would say this the audience

01:04:30.100 erupted in cheers and applause Beck marveled at how her son had become a real estate tycoon in the

01:04:34.660 45th and 47th president of the United States there can be no missing the irony that the man

01:04:39.980 hailed as American immigrant success story is currently carrying out a vicious campaign against

01:04:44.600 immigrants from the highest office in the land. And that the very same people who cheered the 0.64

01:04:48.840 Trump family success are simultaneously cheering on the same vicious campaign. It's also ironic

01:04:54.260 that this claim was made by Glenn Beck, who spent his entire 2016 warning that Trump was crazy, 1.00

01:04:59.660 dangerous psychopath and the biggest flaming ass you could possibly imagine. I think I probably 1.00

01:05:04.160 did say all of those things. But boy, was I wrong. Now, here's the thing.

01:05:09.980 We were not. There's no vicious campaign. There is a return to law. We want immigrants. Now,

01:05:17.840 I think, honestly, we should pause immigration right now because it's out of control. So I don't 1.00

01:05:23.700 have a problem with a saying no immigrants right now. Pause until we get a handle on what's going

01:05:28.260 on. But we want immigrants here. They do renew us. We are all coming from immigrants. Most of us, 0.99

01:05:35.900 Unless you're Native America, we came from an immigrant family.

01:05:39.440 But our families came, for the most part, our families came wanting to better themselves, 0.91

01:05:44.940 knowing that they couldn't accomplish the things.

01:05:47.360 They were tied to the family name, the past, the guilds, all of the restrictions of Europe.

01:05:54.540 They came here because they could better themselves and you could actually have a chance to succeed. 0.54

01:06:01.620 I don't, if my relatives came over here and they wanted to sponge off of Americans and they wanted to steal from us, they didn't want to assimilate, they wanted to recreate Europe here, I'd be against them too.

01:06:15.000 This is about legal immigration done in a compassionate way, in a way that makes everyone stronger.

01:06:23.060 I don't know how the left doesn't see it.

01:06:25.240 Actually, I do.

01:06:26.020 They don't want to see it.

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01:07:51.080 welcome to the glennbeck program ricky uh what are the insiders saying what are the comments 0.86

01:08:07.540 we're seeing online um one of them said that it saddens me that there has been so much somali fraud

01:08:13.240 that i am now prejudiced against all of them oh that's tough that is tough um

01:08:21.080 fight that instinct, fight that. And it's hard. It's really hard because you are being,

01:08:26.620 this is their intent. The intent of so many in this country is to divide us and to get us to

01:08:34.000 feel these things. I hope, I've tried, and I don't think I have had these moments. I've had

01:08:43.380 moments of ignorance, but I don't ever have had a feeling that I've heard described with people 1.00

01:08:51.060 going, you know, I'm in a room full of black people and I think they're all going to kill me. 0.61

01:08:55.500 I've not had that. I have noticed and I have to fight it. I have noticed that I don't think 1.00

01:09:04.620 things about them. I think things about how I think they're viewing me. And this happens in

01:09:12.840 all kinds of, you know, because if I'm in, I'm walking the streets in San Francisco, I don't

01:09:18.060 care what color you are i'm thinking that you know but it's it's so it's been so hammered in us that 1.00

01:09:24.940 all blacks believe this which is not true all blacks believe this they're all on the other side 0.85

01:09:29.020 and they all think that whites are racist and everything else and you can watch this online 0.96

01:09:33.260 you can see it etc etc and i have caught myself thinking they probably hate me if they know who

01:09:40.160 i am they probably hate me um but i think that about most people and you know depending on where

01:09:45.460 i am we have to fight that we have to fight that because that's not true it's not true and um you

01:09:53.900 know i i was at the event um on saturday at ellis island and i had a friend there um who

01:10:02.780 i didn't i didn't see until after and he is a very big lefty and he was there to show support

01:10:12.460 and yada yada and he's a really nice guy really nice guy but he does not agree with me okay but

01:10:18.520 i like him he likes me um and he said to me afterwards he wrote to me and he said uh glenn

01:10:29.020 and i was thinking about him the whole time i'm listening to everything and i'm thinking how is

01:10:32.760 he viewing this? And he wrote to me afterwards and he said, uh, Glenn, it was such a lovely evening.

01:10:44.260 Um, and he said, I want to thank you and everybody involved for really giving me a new way to look

01:10:53.000 at everything and to understand how you view things. This, this, this is a guy and I have

01:11:00.360 several friends like this and this is where we all need to try to be is they don't they they will

01:11:09.260 ask me this guy in particular years ago came to me and he said hey glenn i i know you know i watch

01:11:14.420 your show and everything and i really don't understand do you really believe xyz i really do

01:11:20.900 can you tell me how you got there and that's where we go we talk about how what brought you

01:11:29.340 this way? What framed your worldview this way to try to understand it? We've stopped doing that

01:11:40.180 to one another. If I say you, I don't want to even talk to you. I don't want to listen to you.

01:11:44.860 What I'm saying is you have nothing to teach me. I know everything I need to know. And I don't.

01:11:50.460 I look at the left and some I do. When you look at the organizations, you can look at that and go,

01:11:57.780 what the SPLC is doing. I know exactly what they're doing. And I know why they're doing it.

01:12:03.900 I know exactly what the progressive organizations are doing and why they're doing it. But I don't

01:12:09.020 necessarily know everybody in the organization. Do they actually believe that as well? And I want

01:12:16.520 to know those. I want to know, how did you get there? Because if I can learn that, maybe I might

01:12:23.020 learn something that will help me understand or see things in a different light but it'll also

01:12:28.340 help me be able to relate to you and talk and we have this problem did you see that there's this

01:12:33.640 new story out it's in the the show prep today losing relationships over politics school of

01:12:39.480 social ecology more than a third of americans have reported that they have lost relationships

01:12:45.560 with friends family romantic partners and co-workers over political differences that's

01:12:50.880 really sad. Those who lost relationships were more hostile towards their political opponents,

01:12:56.440 voters say more than the party elites. 37% of Americans have reported having an experience of

01:13:03.220 political breakup at some point in their lives. Of those, 62% had a falling out with a friend,

01:13:10.000 40% a family member, 29% a co-worker, 10% with a romantic partner. More than half reported losing

01:13:18.200 more than one type of a relationship the comparison of breakouts stemming from the 2016

01:13:23.480 and the 2024 presidential elections found the 2024 election far surpassed the rate of 2016

01:13:30.420 okay 47 percent of democrats reported having experienced a political breakup compared to

01:13:37.220 just 29 percent of republicans independence fell at 39 percent 66 percent of the democrats say

01:13:44.920 they were the ones who ended the relationship compared to only 27 percent of the republicans

01:13:51.180 well that's good news for republicans um and you know

01:13:55.640 i honestly don't know i really don't know i i have people in my own family and i've lost

01:14:07.560 familial relationships i have lost friends you know we've all gone through this we all are

01:14:14.040 dealing with it at some level or another. We're all going through the same thing.

01:14:17.300 And I really don't know why it is so important for me or any of us to be right and have to prove

01:14:29.680 that we're right to that person. I love my family for many more reasons than who they voted for.

01:14:37.180 and i don't know why i i am such a horrible person if i support donald trump and if i support the one

01:14:46.040 you like then i'm a really great person and i can be a great person overnight not by changing

01:14:52.600 anything other than saying i don't like donald trump and then all of a sudden i'm a hero that

01:14:58.600 that that shows some sort of an illness or a sickness or a mental disorder there on on donald

01:15:04.080 trump but i i don't i don't care who you voted for and in fact you you're more interesting to me

01:15:10.060 if you vote differently than me and i don't mean you know like crazy radically different because 0.82

01:15:14.800 that is sometimes it'll be like oh you're a communist um uh oh oh oh you're for drinking 0.71

01:15:21.020 blood at night and you're a vampire i don't need you to be that different um but i like learning

01:15:28.300 things from people who think differently than I do. I learn so much, and that's what we should

01:15:34.360 do. So fight that, fight that, because that's what the system needs you to feel. You need to

01:15:41.080 hate a group of people. Fight it. But again, it's not your fault. It's really not, if you're

01:15:48.940 fighting it. It's not your fault. The cry of racist has been so overused and so blanketed

01:15:58.360 that you can have somebody that has stabbed somebody on videotape and you go, that person

01:16:06.280 should be in jail. Why? Because he's black? No, because he's holding a bloody knife that he just

01:16:11.140 put and pulled out of somebody's chest that's why you're a racist that that is designed to get you 0.94

01:16:19.600 to hate groups of people that's what they want um and until that stops we're going to continue

01:16:27.600 but it's not going to stop by us yelling at them or not not talking to them it's not it's only

01:16:34.980 going to isolate us further do you know do you know who saved do you know how most jews were

01:16:41.060 saved in world war ii against the nazis there were very few people that were like you know i love the 0.52

01:16:47.360 jewish people and the jewish people are just gonna it wasn't that very few righteous among

01:16:54.240 the nations if you will um saved groups of people most of the time they saved one person or one

01:17:04.220 family. And you know what they said every time? Well, this is my Jew. I know this. He's not like

01:17:12.560 the others. And because the Jewish people were so isolated, they kept, and this is because of 1.00

01:17:20.280 the culture, but because they kept to themselves and were so isolated and their habits were so 0.93

01:17:27.420 different that we couldn't relate that it was easy to paint the picture so broad brushed but

01:17:35.640 when you would have a personal interaction with somebody this is why honestly never forget the

01:17:42.300 literal communist that came into my office one time very famous one of the best writers in all

01:17:47.700 of hollywood comedic writer um brilliant guy have a lot of respect for his work um and uh he came

01:17:55.160 into my office and he was shaking he hated me so much he was just shaking and he said and i'm not

01:18:01.620 going to buy into because i hear everybody who meets you they end up liking you and i'm not

01:18:05.180 going to be fooled by your i think he called it hip hypnosis and i'm like okay dude an hour later

01:18:11.460 i walked out of the room and i've told you the story before he said to the people left in the

01:18:15.980 room oh i like him why because you got to know me you i'm no longer this cartoon figure that's why

01:18:26.540 we can't isolate ourselves we should not divorce ourselves from people we otherwise one of us is

01:18:32.600 going to be in a group and the group the other group is going to be painted as a monster and

01:18:38.260 you'll be more likely to go yeah let's round them all up you can't do that you must integrate the

01:18:45.260 more we isolate ourselves into a group the more danger both sides are in so so fight that fight

01:18:52.640 that with everything in you uh geez i've got so much to talk about i'm going to take a quick break

01:18:57.360 here because there's something that happened on 60 minutes that i want to talk about and address

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01:22:20.160 So I want to address something quickly here that happened on 60 Minutes, because again,

01:22:26.240 there is this effort to divide us and there is this effort to get you to believe things that are

01:22:33.960 just not true and maybe if you want to speak generally maybe some of these things are true but

01:22:40.820 nuance is so important um on 60 minutes they said you know people are coming in to these disaster

01:22:49.740 areas uh like hurricanes and they're coming in because they think the government isn't doing

01:22:55.020 anything well the government is doing things blah blah blah um well no that's that's not

01:23:03.080 true in specific cases sometimes they are sometimes they aren't you know when when the

01:23:09.660 people of western north carolina went through that disaster mercury one was on the first we

01:23:16.480 were first on the ground before fema or the red cross and fema failed and we all know that if you

01:23:24.720 are willing to look at the actual facts on the ground that they were nowhere to be found poor

01:23:29.720 communication victims were kicked out of fema funded hotel rooms i remember it was around

01:23:35.260 christmas time i get a panic phone call um in the you know like at seven or eight o'clock at night

01:23:41.740 because fema had said you got to kick all these people out we're not paying for their hotel rooms

01:23:45.260 anymore well a that's not the thing you do at seven o'clock at night these were families and

01:23:49.360 it was snowing and they had nothing nothing and so what are they going to do so i get a call from

01:23:55.580 mercury one and they're like glenn willing to write a check and i'm like write the check i'll

01:24:01.060 write the check whatever has to just write the check keep these families in we filled the gap

01:24:05.820 okay we filled the gap of airlifting abandoned americans off of rooftops and we brought them

01:24:12.060 straight to the hospital we provided essential supplies that the government wasn't doing

01:24:16.200 fema abandoned hurricane helene victims during a blizzard pushing them out of the hotel rooms

01:24:22.980 um it's now known that with hurricane milton fema workers were told to skip over a hurricane

01:24:31.220 milton victims who had trump signs in their yards um so yeah they weren't doing what they were 0.55

01:24:38.940 supposed to do and they're saying you know they just they're only these people they don't believe 0.58

01:24:43.400 the government is doing anything they believe the lies that fema is incompetent uh and they just

01:24:47.700 listen to tiktok they shouldn't listen to tiktok they should listen to official sources which

01:24:51.780 official sources like the who or fema that wasn't there and was lying to you or i you know i i will

01:24:59.100 i i dismiss a lot of what i see on social media but if i see somebody on the roof in a flood and

01:25:04.520 they're taping they're like help us help us nobody's coming i i will go and help them okay

01:25:09.460 because it's it's not the government's responsibility this is a lie that was started

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01:25:21.300 our families and our friends we are the first responders we hope to get help from the from

01:25:28.140 the government or hope to get help from the fire or police but we're the first responders and you

01:25:33.420 know what we're there long after if you're doing it right you're there long after we are still in

01:25:39.840 western north carolina did you even know that we're still in hawaii with the fires we're still

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01:25:51.880 and we're not going to leave until the job is done and we're we're helping them build homes

01:25:57.920 every week allowing these people who have not been in a home since the hurricane to be able to move

01:26:04.820 in they lost everything to move into their home to know that they're not abandoned and you should

01:26:11.020 see you should see these people you know you should see this community coming together and

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01:27:55.520 oh my gosh we have covered so much and we still have so much left uh to cover uh i i want to play

01:28:05.100 some audio for you from that comes out of california um from the head of care in california

01:28:11.460 that proves everything we said in our documentary, StopTheConquest.com,

01:28:19.400 it proves everything that we said is true.

01:28:23.160 And I'll play that for you here in just a little while.

01:28:24.940 By the way, California just gave CARE $40 million,

01:28:28.680 and now we know that some of that money went to organizations with terror ties.

01:28:33.840 What is the agenda here?

01:28:36.200 California's broke.

01:28:37.780 I mean, instead of giving that $40 million away,

01:28:40.700 What do you say you give $40 million in gas tax breaks, California?

01:28:45.400 Which California, which one would you rather have?

01:28:47.820 They have a California debate tonight, and I want to talk about that also.

01:28:51.880 But I want to just take a quick stop and talk to you about either you or somebody you know that is just exhausted from all of this.

01:29:04.980 We'll do that here in 60 seconds.

01:29:06.640 First, let me tell you about realestateagentsitrust.com.

01:29:09.180 You know, when you are buying or selling a house, you need to have a great team around and you need somebody who knows how exactly how real estate works, you know, making good decisions from start to finish.

01:29:22.360 I mean, you know, we, when I was trying to sell a house, I've done this over and over

01:29:27.520 again, you get bad advice and it can cost you months or it can cost you a whole butt

01:29:32.300 load of money because of the months it sat on the market or because, you know, you've

01:29:37.880 sold it at a lower price than you should have.

01:29:40.060 But you just, at that point, I was like, just sell it, just sell it.

01:29:42.760 You need a great real estate agent.

01:29:44.600 And so that is a company that I started, realestateagentsitrust.com.

01:29:48.980 And when I named it that, I named it, my brother and I started it. And I said, we just have to find the people that I would trust, that I would want selling my house. So real estate agents, I trust. And when we got to naming the company after we found all these agents, we decided that's what we should call the company. It's realestateagentsitrust.com.

01:30:10.260 but they will be the real estate agents that you trust.

01:30:13.640 And it'll be for a reason because they are different.

01:30:17.440 They are different.

01:30:19.020 It doesn't cost you.

01:30:19.840 I don't charge you anything to give you the names of these people.

01:30:22.520 You don't have to hire them if you don't like them.

01:30:24.840 I just, I want to give you,

01:30:26.080 after we've vetted all these people all over the country,

01:30:28.540 I just want you to meet them.

01:30:30.020 And if you don't see a difference in them, don't hire them.

01:30:32.800 But you should know that there is a difference in real estate agents.

01:30:36.020 And these are the ones that I trust.

01:30:37.680 Real estate agents, I trust.com.

01:30:39.440 realestateagentsitrust.com. You know, I want to talk to you from a place of experience and

01:30:48.540 struggle myself even currently. You know, I used to think that if I would just work harder, I push

01:30:55.120 harder, you know, I tried harder, I remain angry enough or whatever, or have formed enough, I could

01:31:02.740 keep the walls from collapsing. And I catch myself in this all the time too. What am I going to do

01:31:08.400 to save the republic i'm not going to save the republic you're not going to save the republic

01:31:12.240 maybe together we can but um we can only do what we can do and if you look around you right now

01:31:20.220 absolutely everything feels unstable the economy the culture politics wars breaking out our families

01:31:27.260 prices climbing paychecks somehow or another feel smaller every single month people are screaming at

01:31:33.400 each other online my gosh i don't even i don't even go there anymore i just don't look at it

01:31:37.960 Because you read some of the comments and you're like, what is happening?

01:31:41.040 We're turning into animals.

01:31:42.940 Meanwhile, you're just trying to keep your family afloat.

01:31:45.220 You're trying to pay the mortgage.

01:31:46.320 You're trying to hold your marriage together.

01:31:48.680 You're trying to raise decent kids.

01:31:51.020 That is, I mean, that feels, the world feels like it's lost its mind.

01:31:55.480 Just trying to keep your kids safe and on a decent track.

01:32:00.160 Oh my gosh.

01:32:01.240 Feels like you're drowning, doesn't it?

01:32:04.200 And that pressure does something to people.

01:32:06.520 and it did something to me you know bad not all at once just slowly and quietly and it turns you

01:32:15.400 and it it makes you more angry and more bitter when i was in my 20s and 30s um i was really

01:32:22.620 a control freak i mean i still kind of am a control freak i know what i know and i know

01:32:27.400 what i like and i we go for that you know i do my best but i had to control everything you know

01:32:33.820 And I got in this place to where I thought, you know, if I can just get ahead of the next disaster or if I could just get the next promotion, if I could just get that raise, buy that house, afford that car, if I could just win the next argument, if I could just, if I could just get people to see things, what I want them to see, then maybe I'd feel okay.

01:32:53.540 No, no, those things would happen.

01:32:57.340 And then I would feel more empty.

01:32:59.320 It might, might make me feel good for a minute.

01:33:01.180 And then I was like, but I'm not happy.

01:33:04.240 I'm not, I don't feel better.

01:33:07.120 And, and then I'd be like, well, cause I have to have the next thing.

01:33:10.200 I have to do the next thing.

01:33:11.380 And every time that would happen, it would leave me empty and it would build on itself.

01:33:16.360 And I'd feel worse and worse and worse.

01:33:18.560 The tighter you grip onto life, the faster it slips through your fingers.

01:33:23.640 And after a while, you don't recognize yourself anymore.

01:33:26.800 How many of our friends are completely different than they used to be?

01:33:31.360 And I don't mean in a good way.

01:33:35.720 Are we different?

01:33:39.800 I don't know about you, but there are times I'm exhausted all the time.

01:33:45.020 I'm angry for reasons I can't really even put my finger on.

01:33:49.060 I'm numb to the things that I should be grateful for.

01:33:53.300 I'm distracted when I should be present.

01:33:56.800 What I did in my 20s and 30s is I then medicated, and you might know people are doing, I mean,

01:34:04.000 I did it with drugs and alcohol and work, really, but some people medicate themselves

01:34:10.480 just by outrage and anger or isolation or buying things that you don't need or pretending

01:34:17.780 everything's fine because you don't want to think about it, because if you think about

01:34:22.340 it, you'll know it's going to fall apart. On bad days now, I don't drink or work. I mean,

01:34:29.480 I guess I work a little more than I probably should, but I do find myself at times in endless

01:34:35.240 scrolling. And on really bad days, sometimes I will recognize it and I'll go, what am I doing?

01:34:42.460 You should stop. And then I say, yeah, I will in a minute. And 30 minutes later, I'm still

01:34:49.680 doom scrolling and i think that's where a lot of people are right now we haven't we haven't

01:34:54.940 necessarily hit rock bottom which kind of scares me but we are spiritually exhausted we are

01:35:00.700 emotionally way underwater we are isolated feel alone and you know there's a really strange thing

01:35:09.280 that i discovered you know when my old life started breaking apart

01:35:12.600 the answer i found was not gaining more control the answer was admitting i can't change any of

01:35:24.920 this stuff i don't have any control over anybody else the world what happens what happens to me

01:35:31.660 the only that was really the turning point the realization that the moment i stopped saying

01:35:39.560 i got this and admit it no i don't i don't have this in fact i have no idea what i'm doing

01:35:45.040 uh and uh i don't control any of this but that's okay i can only control how i react to things

01:35:52.740 people tend to carry more things and this i guess one of the things i really want to make sure

01:35:58.800 that i share with you today you're carrying too much you're carrying burdens that don't

01:36:04.380 belong to you you were or you were carrying burdens you were never meant to carry by yourself

01:36:08.440 OK, you're solving problems that cannot be solved by you, by yourself.

01:36:16.540 We try to predict the future, you know, fix the country, save our kids, survive the economy, hold our relationships together, and then somehow or another still sleep well at night.

01:36:26.220 No wonder people are cracking.

01:36:29.740 I want to challenge you to engage in radical honesty.

01:36:34.360 radical honesty is the only way we survive and it starts with looking in the mirror and dropping the

01:36:45.400 act that you're in control this is really a hard thing to do because we're really we react to fear

01:36:58.280 too much and we think we're all alone and we we somehow or another life convinces us or maybe

01:37:05.460 social media or no this happened to me before social media so somehow or another we just

01:37:09.540 convince ourselves that everybody else is better than us that we have some flaw or something that

01:37:15.060 we hang on to from our childhood or whatever that makes us really special in a bad way it's not true

01:37:23.180 It's not true. It is so weird. We blame everything else, but in our quietest moments, really, we blame ourselves. We are self-hating egomaniacs, and we have to start with ourselves and start looking where we got so bitter and where it's taken root.

01:37:53.180 you know yeah we have to start saying you know fear has been driving a lot of my decisions and

01:37:58.860 it's got to stop fear of losing my job fear of not being able to whatever it is admit the resentment

01:38:04.800 that you might feel the pride um the damage that you have done to yourself or others

01:38:11.300 one of the biggest problems we have as a society is we blame everything else we blame the media

01:38:17.520 We blame the politicians.

01:38:19.000 We blame our parents.

01:38:20.540 I'm in the end phases, I think, of my last two in the phase of blaming us for, you know, mom and dad for everything.

01:38:29.360 I think we're going to come up to the end of this soon, but we're in it right now.

01:38:32.800 And I just love it as my favorite time of childhood.

01:38:36.460 But we always blame something.

01:38:40.460 Radical honesty.

01:38:41.320 Just start telling the truth about you.

01:38:44.520 And it's hard, but it's freedom.

01:38:47.520 and then the part that everybody misunderstands and everybody hates because they misunderstand

01:38:55.100 it surrender people think that surrendering means you know to give up or to surrender to

01:39:01.960 the chaos or to surrender to the mob no it doesn't it doesn't mean that it means to surrender to the

01:39:08.740 understanding that i'm not god you're not god um i can't control anything that happens to me i can't

01:39:16.940 control other people i can't stop bad things from happening i can't stop i can't stop anything i

01:39:22.480 really can't life is not fair it's not and i can't change that but i can choose how it affects me

01:39:30.920 because i can't carry the entire weight of the world on my shoulders and you can't either

01:39:37.100 we were never supposed to

01:39:39.500 and if we can begin by getting rid of the illusion that we can force life to obey you

01:39:47.980 i can't i can't even control my kids i hate to admit that maybe that makes me a bad parent but

01:39:53.040 i can't even right they don't even listen mike when my kids come to me and dad i learned something

01:39:58.220 about history oh really you did huh yeah do you know that artifact is sitting in my office that

01:40:04.300 you walk by every day and i've told you that story a million times is it really they don't listen

01:40:09.140 this thought that we can control things it just destroys you it's an illusion so

01:40:17.780 engage in radical honesty tell the truth begin today make a decision today tell the truth

01:40:28.520 make amends be dependable stay sober or sober-minded love your family deeply

01:40:37.280 spend every minute present with them admit when you're wrong turn off the phone

01:40:47.100 help the person in front of you say hello to the person in front of you they might be nasty

01:40:54.660 and bitter oh well that's their choice i'm gonna be nice get your soul in order i know somebody

01:41:03.100 who's really successful and I said what is your secret and he said before I go to bed I learn

01:41:09.400 something new every day I have to learn something new I have to expand my world a little bit every

01:41:17.680 day I have this thing that sits on my uh on my coffee table at home and it's uh 40 different

01:41:29.880 things that you can do that might scare you do one thing that scares you every day just start

01:41:37.880 with maybe one thing a week better yet just think of this just make a list of the things

01:41:46.360 this is really this is this is fun in the end it's scary to do but it's fun in the end

01:41:51.320 make a list and keep this list of the things that you're really afraid of in life what is the worst

01:41:58.000 that someone could find out about you or say about you or do to you put it out there put it on put 0.96

01:42:06.820 it in writing and then just ponder it and like that's really pretty stupid you won't feel that 0.91

01:42:11.200 way at first but you will if you keep that and you keep looking back you will if you fear some 0.95

01:42:16.700 revelation about something that you're doing stop doing that that makes that fear go away

01:42:25.460 and then make amends deal with it as openly and as positively as possible once you do that if

01:42:33.840 that's one thing you're afraid somebody's going to find out about whatever it is stop doing it

01:42:38.380 make amends deal with it as openly as you can in a positive way the power of the power over you is

01:42:45.260 gone and if somebody says something you're afraid of somebody saying something about you that's not

01:42:50.160 true that's your that's their problem not yours don't make it your problem if you lose friends

01:42:55.220 over lies they weren't your friends anyway and i know that sounds small but it's not

01:43:01.840 a society only survives when enough ordinary people choose to live their lives with integrity

01:43:08.780 while the world around them has lost its mind and i think people deep down are starving for this

01:43:17.340 right now honesty truth integrity we get slogans and rage and political messiahs that's not going

01:43:24.240 to save us. We need solid ground. Everything, I told you this would happen years ago. I remember

01:43:32.380 saying over and over and over again, there's going to come a time when everything you thought

01:43:35.860 you could trust, everything you thought was solid will be liquid. We're there. So look for things

01:43:43.500 that are still solid. The only things that are actually solid are eternal and immovable.

01:43:50.680 that's the key don't look for anybody who's telling you new things today you know what's

01:43:56.480 really solid is if you you decide to accept different people's pronouns that's all part

01:44:01.740 of the insanity go back and look at things that have been said for generations that are true

01:44:07.240 there's your solid ground because what we're all searching for is peace and peace that's not

01:44:13.460 dependent on election results peace treaty stock markets what's trending online we just want to

01:44:20.300 become whole again and that begins maybe by saying the words we hate saying i'm not in control of

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01:45:59.240 station id let me go to dave in new jersey hello dave hello glenn how are you yes i'm very good

01:46:16.900 yes i'm the dave from new jersey that called about buying a ticket for the ellis island event

01:46:25.920 and I didn't tell my wife.

01:46:29.820 And you didn't what?

01:46:30.880 And I didn't tell my wife.

01:46:33.540 She had found out about it because the credit card went through.

01:46:36.460 Oh, how did that?

01:46:38.300 It was the best thing that ever happened.

01:46:42.300 You ended up bringing your wife, did you not?

01:46:45.260 Yes, I did.

01:46:46.920 And it was just we had from beginning to end a magnificent time.

01:46:52.140 Lisa Bowden, who ran the event,

01:46:53.920 She said to me, make sure you find me because I want to meet your wife. 0.98

01:46:58.720 So she came to our table.

01:47:00.900 And while we were talking to her, we saw you at the table, you know, walking around.

01:47:06.740 And I'm like, oh, there's Glenn.

01:47:08.420 And the people at our table, I guess, apparently were your neighbors in Idaho at your ranch.

01:47:14.900 Really nice people.

01:47:16.460 Just wonderful people.

01:47:17.320 Yeah, good.

01:47:18.520 Oh, good.

01:47:18.960 Yeah, and it's hysterical because you just said say hello to people in front of you.

01:47:22.980 And as I'm getting off of the ferry, I'm like this guy with the velvet coat and the scarf, like, you know, big guy.

01:47:30.340 And he turns around, and it's Sebastian Gorka.

01:47:34.820 And it was just, I felt like Forrest Gump.

01:47:38.180 Like, you know, we're outside at the after party trying to stay warm by the little, you know.

01:47:44.160 Yeah, heaters.

01:47:44.940 And Harmeet Dillon is standing there right next to me.

01:47:49.640 It was really a wonderful, and I got to say,

01:47:52.480 the speech you gave was

01:47:54.440 unbelievable, really, really something

01:47:56.700 you know

01:47:58.000 we were just so thankful to be able to see that

01:48:00.640 in person, but it was a very

01:48:02.640 moving speech, and the people there

01:48:04.260 you know, the

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01:48:20.300 or something on the Southern Poverty Law Center

01:48:22.060 but uh i'm glad you i'm glad you noticed that that doesn't really fit the bill with us dave

01:48:27.780 thank you my best to your wife thanks for coming i'm glad you enjoyed it if you missed any of it

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01:50:00.880 um i want to bring uh jason in on this next segment because we found something

01:50:23.680 from the um from christopher rufo he posted um a video from the california leader of care

01:50:33.600 um and she's in this meeting privately and she is being videotaped and she says look this is

01:50:41.180 what you have to do on social media blah blah blah and this this proves everything we did

01:50:48.060 in our you know uh the the jihad against the west what was the name of that special

01:50:55.800 we called it the jihad from within a jihad from within and you can find it at stop the

01:51:01.780 conquest.com and share it all the documents everything but share it but we should post

01:51:06.320 up with that we should post this because this is exactly what we said and people don't want

01:51:12.480 to believe that people can be this way but they are i want you to listen to what this leader at

01:51:20.840 care just told the muslims in california listen now imagine your linkedin profile says i hate all 0.70

01:51:29.260 zionists replace hate with whatever inappropriate must like you know something i can't say here 0.93

01:51:34.120 stop stop what stop what does that mean replace hate with something i can't say here 1.00

01:51:43.380 if i mean that's should be as strong as you get i hate all zionists you what i want to kill all 0.99

01:51:50.240 zionists i mean that i think that's what she's implying because i can't think of anything that's 0.99

01:51:55.320 worse than i hate all zionists unless you get into i want to kill all zionists right can you 0.99

01:52:00.840 think of anything but between those two globalize the infatata is a nice euphemism i guess right 1.00

01:52:06.980 right which means kill the jews it means kills the jews right jason are you with me on that can 0.98

01:52:12.620 you think of anything exactly that 100 right okay it's so so she's i want to start it from the 1.00

01:52:19.100 beginning so you hear that again she is clearly saying here and she's making a long pause i hate

01:52:26.080 the zionist because she knows she's being recorded maybe um and she just doesn't want to utter it out

01:52:31.220 loud but listen to what she says right after that about uttering it out loud listen again now imagine 0.91

01:52:36.280 your linkedin profile says i hate all zionists replace hate with whatever inappropriate must 0.65

01:52:43.340 like you know something i can't say here not strategic right like not strategic now you may 0.53

01:52:50.620 say that you may say that sitting around kahwa house on a friday night but you're not gonna say

01:52:55.340 on your LinkedIn. Stop. You're going to say that out loud Friday night among your friends,

01:53:04.140 but you don't want to say it online because, not because it's wrong, not because we shouldn't say

01:53:10.860 it, but because it's not strategic. Continue. And so, so think, so one, we have to do the basics.

01:53:21.900 we have to remember that Allah protects us.

01:53:25.440 And then strategic versus reckless.

01:53:28.340 And this is a ongoing process.

01:53:32.760 That's an amazing statement.

01:53:34.520 This is the leader of CARE in California.

01:53:37.880 CARE that Gavin Newsom just gave $40 million of taxpayer money

01:53:42.720 to this organization.

01:53:45.280 They tracked the money.

01:53:46.440 It looks like some of the money went to actual organizations

01:53:50.100 with ties directly to terrorists California are you really cool with that are you fine are you so

01:53:56.940 dead inside are you so brainwashed that you can't see that you people who keep voting for the same

01:54:04.400 people are you that brainwashed you are you really to the point to where she can say this

01:54:12.040 on a tape that has been released and it makes no impact on you you don't question and then you

01:54:20.680 don't question giving 40 million dollars to them it wasn't just california taxpayers much of that

01:54:27.100 money was from federal grants so you paid for cares little non-profit services whatever it is

01:54:34.300 that they're actually doing in california you paid for that glenn should all should all go away

01:54:39.960 those people should go to jail look at that story follow that story um but um they should

01:54:47.720 all go to jail they should all go to jail but what does this prove jason what does this prove

01:54:54.520 about our special everything that we were talking about with how the uh you know this conquest

01:55:00.660 starts how they get it through it proves everything that we were talking about we

01:55:05.040 talked about specifically in the special about, uh, we go back to the 1990s Holy Land Foundation

01:55:10.920 case and there's, you know, groups like CARE, um, founding members of, of CARE were at that,

01:55:18.200 uh, event. And for some reason they were unindicted co-conspirators. That's what they

01:55:24.420 were declared. So they never really saw justice on that. I have no idea what the legalese around

01:55:28.580 that is, but it's very interesting that some of the things that we pointed out, um, in that

01:55:33.340 meeting, a Holy Land Foundation case, they discussed, through wiretaps is how we know this,

01:55:38.520 they discussed creating a new neutral organization because, quote, it is known who we are.

01:55:44.940 The following year after this, the Council on American Islamic Relations CARE was formed.

01:55:50.920 The following year. And going further, in 2007, federal prosecutors stated in a court filing

01:55:57.280 that CARE was founded by Muslim Brotherhood leaders who conspired with other affiliates

01:56:02.600 to support terrorists while concealing those connections from the American public.

01:56:08.320 And they still have chapters all over the country.

01:56:11.940 And what do the terrorists believe? 1.00

01:56:14.880 Kill all the Jews. 1.00

01:56:16.480 That's what they believe in the Middle East. 1.00

01:56:18.360 In Palestine, you saw it on October, kill all the Jews. 1.00

01:56:21.440 Here she is openly saying, you know, I hate all Zionists. 0.99

01:56:27.600 or i mean i could be wrong but the only thing i can think of that she couldn't utter out loud 1.00

01:56:33.100 was i want to kill all the zionists kill all the jews same thing from an organization that was 0.99

01:56:39.680 started as a front because quote people know who we are now here's the problem i'm telling you who 0.99

01:56:49.860 they are you might know who they are you've done your homework why doesn't the left know who they

01:56:59.220 are why will no one why have we gotten so this is why we have to talk to each other and never close

01:57:06.280 your mind you can't expect others to open their mind if you can't open your mind other people's

01:57:12.880 minds are so close to this. They won't even listen. And that's how they'll get away with this.

01:57:20.140 They had to convince us that they were somebody else. Now it's clear they are exactly who we

01:57:27.980 thought they were and nobody's going to do anything. And this, honestly, this goes, this

01:57:33.420 goes to the elections. Um, you know, I said a couple of, a couple of days ago, uh, I think it

01:57:41.760 was chip roy was on i said i'm going to ask every politician that's on that's running for anything

01:57:45.480 i'm going to ask him two questions um and you know i used to ask how is your soul because it used to

01:57:50.920 be you know if you don't if you don't know who you are you don't know god you serve you go to

01:57:55.140 washington you're definitely lost even if you know who god is you might still get lost in washington

01:57:59.620 dc because it is a black hole but i want to know two things and i think this should be i think this

01:58:05.860 should be asked by every person to every politician. You go to a town hall, these two

01:58:13.800 questions need to be asked. Will you route out every bit of corruption in red states and blue 0.99

01:58:21.980 states? I don't care if it's a Republican or a Democrat doing it. Will you stop the fraud and

01:58:28.180 corruption. Will you be relentless on that? Yes or no? Two, will you pass a law that says

01:58:38.780 no Sharia law in America? If these guys are not, yes, immediately to both of them, 0.92

01:58:48.480 don't vote for them. Do not vote for them. These are the two things that are going to kill us.

01:58:54.640 The, the, um, the debt is completely out of control.

01:58:58.820 And if we can save half a trillion dollars to a trillion dollars every day and get that

01:59:04.200 off of our books, that that's more savings than any politician will ever give you on

01:59:08.940 anything else.

01:59:09.520 They're not going to cut any program fraud.

01:59:12.200 They can cut and, and there'll be a hero.

01:59:15.080 We need to convince them you're going to be a hero, but they're not doing the things that

01:59:22.460 are very obvious to the average person and you know where you saw that you saw that in indiana

01:59:26.640 you saw that in the election in indiana on tuesday how did those results come back 0.97

01:59:33.740 those who were the rhinos out out you know and i've been saying this for a while you're going 0.56

01:59:43.940 to hit a point and i think we're there you're going to hit a point to where nobody believes 0.99

01:59:47.500 you anymore and you'll be out i won't vote for these guys anymore unless they're seen fighting

01:59:55.160 in action and i mean to the death to where the party hates their guts because they won't shut

02:00:02.800 up about the save america act or whatever it is i won't vote for you because you're not we this is

02:00:12.760 it what is your excuse we have the white house we have the senate we have the house what's your

02:00:18.880 excuse we have the supreme court what is your excuse now you just don't want to do it for some

02:00:25.880 reason or another you will not listen to the people and i'm sorry i trust the people every time

02:00:32.580 every time people will get it wrong but eventually they'll figure it out have you noticed this

02:00:37.600 we've been wondering when is america going to figure this out we've been saying that since

02:00:40.920 2006. When's America going to figure this out? When are we going to wake up? Well, you're seeing

02:00:46.560 it. They're waking up. They're waking up. They'll get it wrong. But eventually, people will figure

02:00:52.000 it out. These guys won't because they're not incentivized. Every politician should be

02:00:57.460 frightened to the core. Frightened to the core. I'm going to lose my job. And I'm going to be

02:01:06.580 very unpopular when I come home because I was a coward. I wouldn't listen to the people. I

02:01:12.280 wouldn't do the things that the people knew I was supposed to do. And in many cases, I promised I

02:01:17.800 would do. I just wouldn't do it. What's your excuse? Why? You have no excuse. When you come

02:01:22.980 home, I wouldn't want you in my corporation. I wouldn't want you on my board of directors.

02:01:28.940 I don't care if you have connections in Washington. That sickens me. That sickens me.

02:01:34.600 you're on the board because you have connections to Washington yeah let me go let me go into the 0.97

02:01:39.280 vomitorium for about 20 minutes I'll come back that's grotesque I don't want you on my board

02:01:46.020 of directors I don't I don't I don't want to work with you I don't you've proven to me who you were

02:01:50.760 the chips were down you had a chance to stand and stand for the people and the republic you didn't

02:01:58.400 do it why do i want you in my company these guys should they should come home and they should find

02:02:05.780 it very difficult to find a job and not because people are campaigning against them or you know

02:02:10.560 there's some mob outside screaming that they shouldn't be hired no just because everybody

02:02:15.220 knows he's a weasel politician that when the chips are down he doesn't do anything why should

02:02:20.280 i trust him in this you know that one was important that one was saving the country you

02:02:25.980 don't think he's going to save himself you don't think he'd maybe even you know do the wrong things

02:02:30.060 for the for the company when nobody's really watching compared to where he was watching he

02:02:35.380 was on the biggest stage in the world now we're going to put him in in a company and we're going

02:02:39.480 to trust him no thank you no thank you these guys need to know we're done we're done and don't forget

02:02:48.140 don't forget they have everything they need and uh and they just won't get the job done

02:02:55.640 time for a new new blood and you know what if these guys don't do it the new class doesn't do

02:02:59.880 it vote them out give them two years vote them out that's why congress is elected every two years

02:03:05.500 they're the closest to you they're the ones that you can vote out the fastest vote them out

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02:03:55.500 Hey, by the way, what happened to the Occupy Wall Street people?

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02:05:15.720 uh i have to i have to tell you uh pratt is i mean he is killing it he is killing it

02:05:40.880 spencer pratt in um california they had a debate last night um jason was just saying 80 80 80 of

02:05:49.000 the people who watched that debate said he won 80 and he's authentic he's just clear he just speaks

02:05:56.900 his mind here he is in a debate last night on homelessness listen to this treatment first i will

02:06:04.020 go below the harbor freeway tomorrow with her and we can find some of these people she's going to

02:06:08.340 offer treatment for she's going to get stabbed in the neck these people do not want a bed they

02:06:14.000 want fentanyl or super meth these ideas cost us over 400 million dollars to house for 70 what

02:06:21.240 is it 3 000 people for 400 million is an absolute failure for both of them they're a team

02:06:27.040 i mean it is finally there is a chance you think there's a chance i don't know about a chance i

02:06:35.040 beat la is lost but lord knows they need them and lord knows they haven't seen a politician like that

02:06:39.740 come through oh man i gotta tell you you know the homeless are not voting well maybe maybe they are

02:06:45.780 in in california they'll bus everybody in um but i mean if i was living in los angeles i mean even

02:06:53.680 diehards living in los angeles know there's a real problem here there's a real problem and if

02:06:58.960 you watch him maybe it's just me but he makes an awful lot of sense imagine having him as the mayor 0.91

02:07:05.700 of la things would change dramatically overnight they would change pray pray pray all right we

02:07:16.480 will uh see you tomorrow thank you so much for joining us you missed any of the show really

02:07:20.040 great show we start with actually a time travel in a weird way uh check it out wherever you get

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