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00:02:42.000 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. It's January 20th, which means the President

00:02:46.960 has been in office now for a year and some remarkable things have happened. We're going to talk about

00:02:53.280 that. But I also said I'm going to give the DOJ a year and I won't say anything about what they're

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00:04:43.220 I got a lot to say about Pam Bondi.

00:04:47.180 And let me, you know what, let me just start with this.

00:04:49.520 Just to be fair, we gave the DOJ some notice.

00:04:52.700 We said, um, Glenn has addressed criticism.

00:04:57.800 The DOJ has fallen short of MAGA's expectations for justice over the past year.

00:05:01.740 Glenn wants to give the DOJ the benefit of the doubt and present his audience with reasons

00:05:05.220 why there might be a backlog. One of those reasons, um, uh, being the amount of, uh, district

00:05:10.740 attorneys, it's actually, I think, uh, federal investigators that democratic senators are holding

00:05:15.580 up in confirmation. Do you have the number estimate of, uh, of federal prosecutors that

00:05:21.840 are being held up by Democrats? Deadline is 8 AM, blah, blah, blah. We have not received

00:05:27.740 anything. And I, I say that because it's not unusual for us not to get a response from the

00:05:34.200 DOJ. For instance, we have yet to receive anything from our FOIA on the Jeffrey Epstein, uh, case.

00:05:43.920 I don't know if I've ever met, uh, mentioned this, but when I saw what was happening with

00:05:49.440 the Epstein case, I noticed there seemed to be a real tiff between Dan Bongino and Pam Bondi.

00:05:55.840 And so I know there had to be things that were being exchanged back and forth, and that would

00:06:01.080 help us get to what really happened. So we requested copies, including, this is actually

00:06:08.880 from the FOIA that we, we put out July 11th, uh, copies of all records, including, but not

00:06:16.120 limited to emails, memorandums, uh, notes, text messages, correspondence, meeting minutes, call

00:06:21.900 logs, or any other communications sent or received by Dan Bongino that mentioned, discuss, or relate

00:06:28.700 to any of the following topics. The Epstein files, Jeffrey Epstein's client list, any documents,

00:06:33.940 investigations, or releases related to Jeffrey Epstein's activities, associate or estate.

00:06:39.260 Pam Bondi, the attorney general, DOJ, cash Patel. This includes communication where these topics are

00:06:44.480 discussed in combination, uh, Bongino's references to the Epstein files in context of Bondi or Patel or

00:06:50.620 individually. The search should include any electronic or paper records in Bongino's custody,

00:06:55.240 as well as those involving him as the center, a center recipient or CCBCC participant. The time

00:07:01.620 period of this request is from November 5th, 2024 until present day, July 11th, 2025, requesting these

00:07:07.160 records in the public interest as they pertain to a high profile promise promises made by Bongino,

00:07:12.040 Bondi and Patel regarding transparency on Epstein related matters, which have been wildly discussed,

00:07:17.520 uh, widely discussed in the media and public forums. Disclosure would contribute to public

00:07:21.280 understanding of government operations, accountability, and potential conflicts of interest.

00:07:25.240 involving senior officials. I am not seeking these records for commercial purposes. I request a

00:07:29.660 waiver of all fees associated, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Crickets. We have not heard a thing

00:07:36.080 from the DOJ. It is my right as a journalist to request with a FOIA request. The government is

00:07:44.320 supposed to respond quickly to a FOIA request. Usually they do. When they don't respond quickly to a

00:07:53.640 FOIA request, it sometimes can be dragged out for a very long time because the government doesn't want

00:08:00.820 to do it. And so they'll come up with all kinds of excuses. I would think that a DOJ that wants to

00:08:06.940 let the American people know what's going on would have honored that FOIA request. But again, it's not

00:08:14.440 unusual. So let me, let me first make a case. I want to make two sides of this case. And I, the one I

00:08:22.680 believe is that Pam Bondi needs to be replaced right now, but I want to make a case that, wait a minute,

00:08:30.980 there might be some things we don't understand. So you can make your own decision and no straw man

00:08:36.120 arguments. I'll give you both sides of this. First, let me make a case for accountability and action and

00:08:41.560 why patience at some point can become complicity. A Republic doesn't die only from chaos. It dies

00:08:51.220 from tolerance of the intolerable. There comes a point when process stops being prudence and becomes

00:08:59.780 protection. And that's what I'm concerned about, that we are in this place to where protection is

00:09:05.080 happening. And, and history is merciless on this question of where this line is. The Roman Senate,

00:09:12.300 you know, they didn't fall just because they lacked laws. They weren't enforcing it. The laws were

00:09:17.600 enforced selectively. Politicians, the Senate, everybody delayed. And so there was no justice.

00:09:23.240 And the people noticed that. And that's when people stopped believing in their, in the Republic.

00:09:27.060 So faith collapses before an empire or a country does same thing over and over throughout history.

00:09:35.320 I don't need to bore you with all of the details, but this is the moment that we're living in right

00:09:39.520 now. When small offenders are jailed swiftly, when the IRS will hire 85,000 agents to go over your

00:09:51.060 records, but nobody will talk about Hunter Biden. No one will talk about the Clintons. No one will

00:09:57.500 talk about anybody in power. Those just get swept away. When process crimes are aggressively pursued,

00:10:07.240 when whistleblowers are crushed, which they have been, but sprawling, massive, well-documented

00:10:14.660 corruption in government produces years of nothing but hearings and no results on those

00:10:21.300 hearings. Okay. When that happens, the public starts to say, ah, you know, I'm going to draw

00:10:26.820 an, I'm going to draw a conclusion here. And it's not irrational to do it. It's not hysterical to do it,

00:10:33.160 but people see this pattern go, the whole system is rigged. And that's the end of a Republic.

00:10:39.340 And that's why Pam Bondi needs to answer or be replaced. We must have the information that the

00:10:50.420 American people can trust. So let me just tell you, these are the things that just drive me out of my

00:10:57.340 mind that Pam Bondi needs to answer for and be replaced for. First, the Epstein case. That's the

00:11:08.080 dumbest thing I've ever seen. I've never seen anybody handle anything. Well, no, I take that

00:11:14.580 back. Joe Biden, he handled his entire administration the way Pam Bondi has handled the Epstein case.

00:11:22.120 It is honestly like, she's like, I got all the information on my desk.

00:11:28.840 What am I doing here? I mean, it was almost that bad.

00:11:33.340 I've got all the information and you're going to see it tomorrow. It sat right here on my desk and

00:11:38.960 then nothing, nothing, nothing. Why did you say that, Pam? You have to tell the American people

00:11:45.020 because you were bluffing because you hadn't done your homework because you were looking for press

00:11:49.900 that night. Why would you say that? And then have nothing. And then the next day say, well, I don't

00:11:56.340 have it because the FBI in New York, they won't release it. They're holding the documents and then

00:12:01.860 not send FBI to the FBI office and arrest those people that would not turn over the records that

00:12:09.340 you said they were holding. Why didn't that happen? I personally think it was just another lie or gaffe

00:12:16.680 from you. It was, you were incompetent and not ready to deal with it. And you opened your mouth.

00:12:22.080 That's what I think happened. And that's the best. And that's the kindest I can get.

00:12:28.020 So the Jeffrey Epstein thing, complete bungling of it.

00:12:34.580 The lack of criminal prosecution for James Comey, for Clapper, for the lying under oath on so many

00:12:43.300 things, but let's just to say Russiagate, the collusion with the press and the use of the release

00:12:49.860 of secret information to the press. We know it. We have the memos. We've seen the memos.

00:12:59.140 Why hasn't anybody been charged? Why haven't these two been charged? Ricky, can you tell me,

00:13:07.340 have they even lost their national security clearances?

00:13:11.300 Oh, I don't think they have, but I'll double check that while you're going off. Yes.

00:13:16.620 Just check. Yeah. Okay. Next, the lack of criminal prosecution against Adam Schiff or the New York

00:13:24.120 Attorney General Letitia James or anyone else that tried to weaponize the justice system against

00:13:31.320 political opponents. Most prominently, that would be Trump. Where is any case on that?

00:13:39.340 And you know what? If you don't have a case, say you don't have a case, but don't just leave it

00:13:46.300 hanging out there. Lack of arrests for various democratic scandals, including the Russia collusion

00:13:53.740 hoax. Where's that? The Mar-a-Lago raid. I mean, we keep finding out it's worse and worse and worse

00:14:01.060 and nothing happens. How about the 2020 election fraud? That's scandal. At least the lack of

00:14:08.800 investigations into and answers on whether there was fraud. Nothing. You got nothing. A year in,

00:14:16.360 you got nothing. Okay. How about the lack of action regarding Doge's fraud findings? A lot of fraud

00:14:24.640 there. Who went to jail. Who's, who are you even considering putting in jail? Do you know how much

00:14:30.940 money has been stolen from the American people? And it appears our DOJ doesn't give a flying crap.

00:14:39.400 You can't, you can't have a country run like this. You can't. And Pam, that's your responsibility.

00:14:46.880 responsibility. That's your responsibility. Where are all the arrests, uh, and investigations into

00:14:55.480 all the state and federal government that participated in the Somali fraud? I know you're

00:15:00.640 going and you're getting the Somalis and you're, you got, you got some Russians and I congratulate you

00:15:05.300 on that, but I want to see the people that were involved at the airport. I want to see the bankers that

00:15:11.120 knew. I want to see the people that turned a blind eye. I want to see people who actually planned it.

00:15:19.060 Where is that? I know you're only a year into it. How, how long do we, how long do we have to wait here?

00:15:29.120 How about the failure to drain the swamp on the deep state actors working against the American people

00:15:35.040 and their elected officials? Do we have anything on that? Anything, anything, the failure to prosecute

00:15:44.260 anyone involved in the Biden era weaponization of government, dare I even say COVID, the unjust face act

00:15:55.340 arrests, everything, the Twitter files exposed about what the government was doing. Where is a single arrest?

00:16:05.040 Where and when will someone pay for any of this?

00:16:14.760 How about Biden's auto pen scandal? Where the hell's that?

00:16:19.900 How about this? How about, how about the lies that happened under oath by the Capitol police

00:16:27.560 proven proven to be lies by videotape about January 6th? January 6th. What about the pipe bomber?

00:16:37.500 Definitely not that guy. We got this guy over here. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. What about the FBI lying

00:16:45.340 about the number of agents that were actually there at January 6th? We're going to do anything about that?

00:16:49.740 Here's one of my favorites. This is a recent hit. The lack of going after the Clintons for non-Ebstein-related reasons

00:16:57.320 like Gazprom and Uranium One. We got that one dead to rights. Benghazi, dead to rights. Hillary's email server,

00:17:05.800 dead to rights. Claims of fraud in Haiti with the Clinton initiative, dead to rights.

00:17:11.880 Anything the Clinton Foundation has touched, I'm pretty sure you can find something. And what happens?

00:17:19.100 You don't do anything. So Congress has a little show trial to enrage the left and the right based

00:17:27.640 on a fishing expedition that you're not going to get anything from except you're going to get people

00:17:32.120 riled up on teams. That's not helpful to the Republic. How about the lack of apparent investigations

00:17:39.640 into George Soros and all of his foundations? I know you're just starting that. Can we get an

00:17:44.760 update at all? Why does this man have so much influence in our politics? Everyone knows and

00:17:53.380 there's zero pushback from anybody in power. I mean, you could go back to the Ukraine color revolution

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00:18:11.980 is astounding. You know how many people died? Because you all colluded. You colluded. You knew

00:18:23.000 this was untested. You knew it had dangers. You didn't tell us about it. Instead, you said,

00:18:28.540 you have to take it. Nobody goes to jail for that. No one. No one pays a price. How many people in this

00:18:37.420 world, let alone this country, died because of that? And by the way, what about buddying up with

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00:20:16.240 Okay. Here's what you need to know. Perception is reality. Perception is reality. When you are

00:20:37.180 dealing with things like a fragile republic, perception is reality. Justice doesn't just

00:20:47.340 have to be done. It has to be seen. You have to inform people what's going on. Otherwise,

00:20:54.080 all your legitimacy evaporates. No serious citizen is looking for show trials. And anybody who is,

00:21:02.220 I want nothing to do with you. We're asking for any trials of people that you think you can prove

00:21:11.140 are guilty. People expect visible movement on things, indictments, subpoenas, accountability

00:21:20.120 at the top, not the bottom. We want the top, the bottom, and the middle. Everyone should pay.

00:21:27.000 And if, if Pambandi can't do it, if you can't produce that, you've had a year. You're the

00:21:35.780 bottleneck. You're the bottleneck. Institutions do not get infinite patience. I said, I'm not going

00:21:43.920 to say anything about Pambandi for a year. And I was pretty good, pretty good on that. Not perfect,

00:21:48.620 but I was pretty good on that. Okay. Trust is not a, it's not a, it's not evergreen. It's,

00:21:58.540 it's a non-renewable resource. I just don't renew my trust. If you're, if you are not showing and

00:22:07.580 we're, I'm not looking for vengeance. I'm not replacing Pambandi is not vengeance either. It's

00:22:16.020 governance. Sometimes the only way to save an institution is to admit it has failed as an

00:22:23.220 institution and it is time for new leadership at the DOJ. Pambandi should go. Enough is enough. And

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00:24:59.180 It's been a year. I said I would give the Department of Justice and Pam Bondi a year to show us some

00:25:07.000 results, any results. And I think we have some results to show, mainly from Harmeet Dillon, I

00:25:12.420 believe. You know, the DOJ, this just came out from Just the News. DOJ says substantial progress has been

00:25:20.160 made on the Epstein files, but no new releases. Oh, okay. All right. Yeah. I don't think I'm falling

00:25:28.480 for that one again. It's right here on my desk, Pam, right here. And I'm going to release it tomorrow

00:25:33.500 and you'll see. Oh, well, it's up in the FBI and the FBI won't turn it over to me. Wait, aren't you

00:25:38.020 in charge of the FBI? You can't get the FBI to do something? The DOJ can't get the FBI to turn over

00:25:43.080 papers and then you don't arrest anybody? I don't think I'm buying that one again, but maybe that's just

00:25:47.400 me. Also, how about this one? FBI and DOJ in action in Pennsylvania on death threats.

00:25:54.560 Threatening voters with death is a felony. And in 2024, people who had signs in their yards were

00:26:02.360 getting death threats. They're trying to find who these people were that were, I mean, really,

00:26:09.900 really nasty death threats sent through the mail. For some reason, the U.S. Postal Service doesn't

00:26:16.360 want to pursue this. Neither does the DOJ. Why is no one willing to look into this? It's a felony.

00:26:23.820 Okay. Now, I want to be as fair as I possibly can.

00:26:34.180 You know, when I tell you I have a theory on something, I'll tell you what my theory is.

00:26:40.000 When I say, you know, I've been watching things and I think this is how it's coming to play.

00:26:44.100 But on this one, I'm not sure because I have friends who will tell me there are problems and I

00:26:52.740 have friends that will tell me there's not a problem. The problem is the system. So I honestly

00:26:58.120 do not know what is going on. The monologue I just gave you a minute ago saying Pam Bondi should be

00:27:04.400 fired. That's how I feel. Okay. But let me give you the other side because justice, the Department of

00:27:11.580 Justice is not a sword meant to satisfy you or me. It's not. It's a scalpel. And scalpels are slow and

00:27:21.320 precise and deeply unsatisfying to watch. Okay. Large scale corruption cases, especially anything

00:27:30.220 involving an NGO or foreign funding channels or intelligence agencies or senior officials

00:27:36.680 are not stalled because prosecutors are lazy or compromised by default. It may be that they're

00:27:44.620 slow because they have to survive hostile courts, appellate scrutiny, and future administrations.

00:27:51.360 Consider Watergate. The break-in occurred June 1972. You know, it wasn't until 1974 that the actual

00:27:58.040 facts started to come out and he was like, okay, okay. Two years of silence, leaks, public fury before

00:28:03.440 any accountability. Okay. Prosecutors, had they rushed the indictments early, he likely would have

00:28:10.360 survived. Okay. Let's try the mafia. FBI knew who John Gotti was for a decade. They lost case after

00:28:17.240 case because they moved too fast. He only fell when prosecutors slowed down, built vertically and

00:28:22.760 attacked the structure and not the spectacle. Okay. I could give you a list of these. Post-World

00:28:29.280 War II denazification. They wanted to get all the Nazis. We abandoned the mass trials because they

00:28:34.660 collapsed under their own weight. And we could get really narrow cases with better evidence and

00:28:40.560 patience, but it was morally unsatisfying. Okay. So that happens all the time.

00:28:46.840 Modern corruption, generally speaking, except in Minnesota, is not suitcases full of cash. It's

00:28:55.920 shell NGOs. It's pass-through foundations. It's foreign cutouts. It's lawfare disguised as activism.

00:29:02.500 It's money routed through compliant, shielded institutions. Influence purchased without any

00:29:07.900 fingerprint. You can't indict that with a press conference. You indict it by flipping accountants,

00:29:14.820 by seizing servers, by surviving discovery, and winning appeals when you can get a fair trial

00:29:22.600 in a blue state. If Pam Bondi or anyone in that chair moves too early, two things could happen.

00:29:31.160 The accused will actually walk and then you're not getting it again. And the precedent is set that

00:29:36.660 the DOJ prosecutes on political pressure, not evidence. Now, that's part of the frustration because

00:29:42.140 we've seen how fast, is there any doubt in your mind, if that was a progressive church and a bunch of

00:29:49.160 Trump supporters walked in and did that, what they did in Minnesota to a church, is there any doubt that

00:29:55.480 everyone in that church would be in jail today and charged with federal crimes? No doubt.

00:30:03.100 But let me play the opposite side. The police weren't there. Why? Because the attorney general

00:30:11.220 won't enforce things like that. Neither will the governor. Neither will the mayor. So nobody is

00:30:16.700 there to enforce it. So how do you get, how do, they would have had the local authorities and then

00:30:23.640 they would have bumped it up to a federal charge. You got to start with federal in these states because

00:30:28.380 it's not working. We don't want to do what the other side does. Once, once things bad or established,

00:30:38.380 the other side uses it and then, and then it's over and it's over. A nation of laws requires restraint

00:30:45.880 when restraint feels unbearable. Again, I'm just making the case for the other side and I think it

00:30:51.340 should be heard. Justice delayed is painful, but justice rushed is usually justice denied and

00:31:00.260 patience isn't cowardice. Sometimes it's the last discipline separating a republic from a mob

00:31:06.980 and I don't want to become a mob, but I also don't want, I don't like feeling like a dupe

00:31:13.940 and that's why at the bare minimum, at the bare minimum, she should be replaced because she's a

00:31:24.160 horrible communicator, horrible communicator. She is not filling anyone with any confidence

00:31:31.500 whatsoever, none. And she's quite honestly, not alone. It's not just in the DOJ.

00:31:37.040 Okay. But let's just, let's just stick with Pam Bondi and the DOJ today before I widen this any further.

00:31:53.720 We face a huge problem in our country and I don't know how to fix it. I know what needs to be done,

00:32:00.800 but I don't know how to fix it. But I do know this. There are millions of Americans who want it fixed.

00:32:06.700 Who will support. If the problem is the Senate won't let go of their little blue ticket thing,

00:32:12.240 which allows them to say, nope, no prosecutor here. That prosecutor can't be appointed.

00:32:16.440 And they're only allowing prosecutors who won't prosecute anything in their, in their states.

00:32:20.760 Well then tell the American people and the American people will rise up and you can change that.

00:32:27.140 But don't just let us sit here hanging. If that's the problem, tell us that and tell us how we can help

00:32:34.400 fix it. But the problem is when justice is not applied equally, you start to think, well, maybe

00:32:41.840 both sides are in on it. And that is going to be the death of the Republic. Somebody has to stand up

00:32:50.160 and say, enough is enough. Enough is enough. Love to hear from you. 888-727-BECK. I'm going to get

00:32:57.880 into Diego Garcia, the, the huge base that England is now like, yeah, we're going to give up because

00:33:06.680 we don't want to be called names. Oh my God. Um, I also want to talk to you about the WEF

00:33:12.960 and Davos and president Trump is giving a big speech there. I want to make time so I can give

00:33:18.040 the speech. I want him to give maybe, maybe it'll get to him. I really want him to give this speech

00:33:23.620 to the WEF. And also if you are part of our insider, it's free this month. I think it ends

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00:33:46.360 with Jason and we're talking to the insiders and really wanting to hear your comments. What are

00:33:51.060 people saying online? Ricky? Let's see, Catherine. Thank you, Glenn. You are tapped into all our

00:33:56.940 frustrations. We've been yelling this to our monitors, phones, and TVs for years. Elizabeth,

00:34:03.020 hope someone in the White House circle is hearing this too. Go, Glenn, go. This is the consensus.

00:34:07.120 Liz Wheeler texted me. Oh my God, Glenn. Yay. Uh, Glenn Beck is nailing it today. Thank you,

00:34:12.880 Glenn Beck. I feel even better just because you're saying what we all feel. Are you right?

00:34:18.760 We don't know, but you're saying what the people feel. Well, I will tell you this. We're right.

00:34:23.620 We are. I am absolutely right on this. The DOJ is horrible at communication. If there's a problem,

00:34:30.980 tell the American people what the problem is and do it with credibility. Not it's on my desk.

00:34:36.220 What? I never said that. It's not on my desk. You blew all your credibility. You honestly should

00:34:40.880 have been fired that, that next day. And because you weren't fired, you went on to say the FBI is

00:34:47.900 hiding it from me. I can't get it. And then, oh no, the FBI is not hiding anything. I was just what

00:34:54.340 wrong about accusing the FBI of hiding things and keeping it from the DOJ. Oh my gosh, that's a pretty

00:35:01.740 bad mistake. You should have been fired on that day. And that all happened in a week.

00:35:06.640 So I am right about one thing, no credibility.

00:35:12.320 I personally think, I don't want to say it because I don't know. I really don't know.

00:35:18.400 I could make a strong, I just did. I could make a strong case. This takes time, but no,

00:35:24.980 I can't. No, I can't. I go back. Fauci, Fauci, Fauci. How can you not make a case that no one did

00:35:37.880 anything wrong in the COVID thing? Really? Peter Strzok? Nothing, nothing there. All of the stuff

00:35:46.860 of the collusion between China and the United States and the scientists in the United States,

00:35:52.060 and then you getting on TV and lying about it to the American people, doesn't lying about

00:35:57.740 gain of function, doesn't that count as a crime for anyone? That's a pretty big lie.

00:36:06.580 It affected millions of people. See, I can't, I would love to be able to say that I'm giving them

00:36:12.380 the benefit of the doubt, but that's why I led with the other monologue because I can't give them the

00:36:15.660 benefit of the doubt. I can on some things, but I can't on all of it. It makes no sense. Why aren't

00:36:21.540 you going after, there is fruit rotting on the ground? You can't even go and pick up the easy

00:36:28.760 fruit off the tree. How about you stoop down and pick the fruit that fell from the trees at your

00:36:34.180 freaking feet that's rotting on the ground? How about that stuff? Nope. Why? Why? America needs to demand

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00:40:19.440 Welcome to the Lee Glenn Beck program. Let me take Eddie in New York. Hello, Eddie.

00:40:26.500 Hello, Glenn. Thank you for taking my call. You got me stoked up this morning about Pam Bondi.

00:40:33.860 I've been riled up for a while. I just got to ask you one question before I start, Glenn. The first time

00:40:41.340 I listened to her talk, she did not strike me as a woman who was intelligent. Just listening there.

00:40:48.440 You got Harmeet Dillon on. You got Carol Roth on. Those are women that get your attention. You can

00:40:54.460 tell they know what they're talking. Pam Bondi, she almost seems dumb to me.

00:40:59.640 So I don't want to call her dumb because I don't know her and I'm sure she's not. I mean,

00:41:07.340 you can't do what she's done and be dumb. She is a poor communicator. That is for sure.

00:41:14.040 And Harmeet Dillon is the exact opposite. I mean, Harmeet is, I mean, I really like to see Harmeet be

00:41:20.460 our, you know, the head of the DOJ myself. I don't know if Harmeet wants that, but, uh, you know,

00:41:26.340 we need a pit bull in there. And I don't think Pam Bondi is that, uh, let me go to, uh, Bill.

00:41:33.560 Hello, Bill. You're on. Hello, Glenn. I love the passion. You are on fire this morning. Uh,

00:41:41.900 my comment to you is, do you believe there is a correlation between Dan Bongino quitting the FBI

00:41:52.460 in less than a year. And as a long time, Bob Gino listener and Glenn Beck listener,

00:42:01.660 Dan Bongino always talked about, I've got the receipts. I know people, this, that, the other,

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00:42:26.740 It's always a possibility. I talked to Dan and, you know, there are things when he was in an

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00:45:36.100 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:45:40.020 Glenn Beck is on.

00:45:44.100 Hello, America.

00:45:47.760 From the east coast of our continent, welcome.

00:45:50.720 Glad you're here. Yesterday, Peter Swiser was on. He is the president of the Government

00:45:56.860 Accountability Institute. And I told you, I think, I believe his most important book

00:46:02.700 that he's ever written is The Invisible Coup. It was released as of midnight tonight. It's

00:46:09.860 number one in all books. I mean, that's almost impossible for anybody to do, let alone a

00:46:17.040 conservative. Number one in all books. I mean, ahead of The Hungry Caterpillar, so you know

00:46:22.520 it's important. I seriously don't want to demean what he's accomplished here, because that is

00:46:28.040 really hard to do. It shows that his message is connecting with people. And this is the

00:46:33.740 message. Yesterday, he took us through this coup that is happening through Mexico and the

00:46:43.220 southern part of our continent, bringing Mexicans into our country at really the behest of people

00:46:52.880 in our own government and the cartels, and in shocking forms with the endorsement and the

00:47:02.760 help of the Mexican government. Information I shared with you yesterday with Peter, I had

00:47:08.500 never heard before. Well, today we're going to get into not only the invisible coup that

00:47:14.420 is happening with Russia, I'm sorry, with China, but also with Islam. You want to know what's

00:47:20.140 really happening in our country? Peter Swiser has it. The name of the book, it's available

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00:48:55.240 Great to be back with you, Glenn. Thanks so much for having me.

00:48:59.640 Yeah. Congratulations on number one in all books. That's remarkable on Amazon.

00:49:06.320 Yeah. It's overwhelming. I appreciate it.

00:49:09.720 Yeah. So yesterday we talked about Mexico and you shared some things that this is a long time

00:49:20.560 coming, this invasion. You know, I remember when, uh, people were saying it's an invasion

00:49:26.460 from Mexico and Biden and everybody was, it's not an invasion, blah, blah, blah. And that is a loaded

00:49:32.360 word because that is a military word. If it's an invasion, then you can act differently. Um, but

00:49:38.580 everybody was saying it's not an invasion. And I think you proved yesterday and you'd prove it in your

00:49:43.200 book just based on their own words. It is an invasion. Yeah, that's right, Glenn. I mean, you

00:49:51.820 know, people can have their opinions on what the right phraseology is, uh, but the people, the foreign

00:49:57.560 adversaries that are engaging in this behavior, they use military terminology. I mean, the, as we talked

00:50:03.760 yesterday, there's numerous quotes from people in the Mexican elite who talk about reconquering the

00:50:09.880 territories that they say were taken from them in the 19th century. Reconquering is a military term.

00:50:15.820 If you look at China, uh, China believes that again, I quote in the book that they are engaged in

00:50:22.400 not just a, a military, uh, competition with the United States or a technological one. They believe

00:50:28.200 that they are engaged in a civilizational warfare against the Judeo-Christian West. Um, that's what one

00:50:36.000 of the leading thinkers in the Chinese communist party says. Um, and so what that means is, yes,

00:50:42.420 we need to have tanks. We need to have aircraft carriers. We need all of that. We need to be

00:50:46.960 concerned about our technology, but we also need to be concerned about our civilization. Uh, and these

00:50:53.080 adversaries, Mexico, the Muslim brotherhood, or China, they all use different methodologies, uh,

00:50:59.940 different strategies to undermine our civilization through immigration. And again, that's not me

00:51:07.000 saying that that's the, the culprits themselves saying and explaining exactly what they're doing.

00:51:12.860 So in the case of Mexico, you have people streaming across the border. Uh, they view this as a demographic

00:51:19.820 and a political reconquista of the United States. Again, that's their word, not mine. Uh, they organize

00:51:26.560 these networks in the United States. China as one would be, that would be befitting for them

00:51:31.960 is much more sophisticated in some respects, even more scary.

00:51:38.260 So let's talk about China. Um, China, we seem to completely, we, Donald Trump has said, you know

00:51:47.660 what we got, we need these Chinese students in our schools. Well, they're taking all kinds of Chinese

00:51:52.220 money. We have, we have police stations in New York that are Chinese police stations to go after

00:51:58.920 Chinese citizens in the United States, completely illegal. Um, they have been very, very clear that

00:52:06.420 the United States is, is an enemy. And I mean, I think 2027 is their year that they say that they are

00:52:12.860 going to start to express their dominance in the world. Um, what are they doing specifically on this

00:52:19.560 invasion? Peter? Well, Glenn, you've, you've talked about this. And of course, there's a Supreme

00:52:25.860 court case on the issue of birthright citizenship, uh, the idea that if you're born in the confines

00:52:31.400 of the United States, wherever you're from, uh, that child will become a U S citizen. China has

00:52:38.100 exploit, has really exploited this on an industrial scale over the last 13 years. And what do I mean by

00:52:46.220 that? Well, the first thing is on birthright citizenship, the federal government, the United

00:52:51.060 States government has no idea how many birthright children have been born in the country because

00:52:57.300 on birth certificates, they don't take the nationality of the parents. So you ask the smartest

00:53:02.480 people in the federal government, they have no idea how many there are. The Chinese government has

00:53:06.760 calculated how many Chinese nationals have done this. And it is stunning. Uh, the Chinese government

00:53:12.740 says over the past 13 years, every year, roughly 100,000 Chinese children have been born in the

00:53:23.020 United States that are then taken back to China where they are raised. Now they are quote unquote

00:53:28.580 U S citizens. And when they turn 18, they're going to have the right to vote. They're going to have the

00:53:33.660 right to get government jobs. They're going to have the rights of any ordinary U S citizen,

00:53:37.760 but they're being raised inside China. And that means we are going to have a wave of more than

00:53:44.500 1 million Chinese quote unquote, American citizens who are living in China, who are going to have the

00:53:52.420 right to vote, get government jobs. And let's remember the 2016 election with Hillary Clinton and

00:53:58.080 Donald Trump was settled by 80,000 votes. So this is a massive, massive problem of U S citizens in mass

00:54:07.720 that are being hired in China. They're going to have this influential effect, but it gets worse Glenn,

00:54:12.500 because that is the sort of traditional birthright citizenship model. You now have this problem.

00:54:18.420 And I know you've talked about it of surrogacy, these surrogates where Chinese nationals are finding

00:54:24.780 what they call carriers, which is women in the United States that will carry their child. Uh, so,

00:54:30.900 you know, the, the, the, the, the Chinese man donates his sperm and American woman carries the child.

00:54:36.620 The child is then brought back to China to be raised as the child of this, uh, Chinese member

00:54:43.580 of the elite. And that child will be a U S citizen. Um, and again, we have absolutely no idea how many

00:54:50.940 people have done this. Now the wall street journal reported just a couple of weeks ago, one man in

00:54:56.780 China, a businessman who is close to the CCP elite has more than 100 children who are U S citizens,

00:55:06.740 uh, who is, he has conceived this way. And in the researching my book, we found just in Southern

00:55:13.160 California itself, 107 Chinese owned companies that are in this surrogacy business. So this is a

00:55:22.780 massive, massive, massive national security threat, uh, done cleverly in, in a way that, that you would

00:55:29.460 expect the Chinese do it, that, that demands immediate attention. Peter go back. You and I are

00:55:36.460 of the age, uh, that we remember the Soviet union. We, we know what communism is, but if you're younger,

00:55:44.580 you have no idea what communism is, you have no idea this, you know, Manchurian candidate,

00:55:51.540 this Manchurian generation, people have no idea what they're dealing with. They think they're just

00:55:55.800 dealing with another country. Can you explain communist China? Yeah. Well, I mean, the first

00:56:02.880 thing to know about this issue of a surrogacy and birthright citizenship specifically is that

00:56:09.120 the CCP has told members of the elite do this, uh, you, you have a quote unquote constitutional

00:56:16.680 right. They've actually written about this in Chinese government newspapers. Um, and, and what

00:56:22.260 happens is that, that members of the elite, that's the Chinese military, the Chinese intelligence

00:56:27.340 services are the ones that have exploited this. Now people may think, well, you know, why does this

00:56:32.980 matter? They, they, you know, they turn 18 from China, they come to the United States, everything is

00:56:37.280 fine. Maybe they'll become American like everyone else. The problem is, is that the same tools that

00:56:42.960 they use to exert control over Chinese students living in the United States, they are going to

00:56:48.460 apply to these children. So, so what do I mean by that? Well, Chinese students that are in the United

00:56:53.800 States, they are only supposed to use and only allowed to use Chinese apps to communicate things

00:57:01.980 like WeChat. Why, why is that Glenn? Because it's monitored by the Chinese government.

00:57:06.840 They're required to check in. If you do not do what they tell you to do, they will do terrible

00:57:13.500 things to your family. This is how they exert control over individuals that are thousands of

00:57:20.000 miles away. And the Chinese system is not predicated on the greatness of China. It is predicated on the

00:57:28.400 CCP, the Chinese communist party, which is an elite, which runs that country. So individuals can have

00:57:35.880 their own desires and their own views. But as long as you have any tire connection to mainland China,

00:57:42.800 they are going to exert control and their model for control. They've been very explicit about it.

00:57:48.260 This is not Peter Schweitzer saying it. They've been very explicit that their goal is supremacy over the

00:57:53.460 United States and the destruction of Western civilization. That is what they view as their goal.

00:58:00.440 And they are dead set on achieving it.

00:58:04.040 By the way, the number that he gave you of, you know, 100,000 children, it started 13 years ago.

00:58:11.980 That means the first 100,000 are four years away from voting here in the United States.

00:58:16.940 Peter, is anyone taking this seriously in our government?

00:58:21.360 I mean, we seem to, even Trump, he's really tough on China in some ways,

00:58:26.240 and he's really easy on China in other ways.

00:58:30.160 Well, what I appreciate is that Trump has taken on the issue of birthright citizenship square on.

00:58:37.640 You know, the notion that people have when it comes to birthright citizenship is this is kind

00:58:43.040 of a random thing that sort of happens. Somebody sneaks across the border and, oh,

00:58:47.240 they give birth and, oh, what's the big deal? But China has created this industrial model,

00:58:52.280 and I think that is going to get, you know, the attention of this administration.

00:58:58.000 And I have reason to believe, I won't go into details, that the material in this book will figure

00:59:03.140 in the case that the administration brings before the Supreme Court. In other words, this is how this

00:59:09.920 situation is being manipulated. But let's also go on, by the way, to some of the U.S. enablers,

00:59:16.440 because China started doing this, as you pointed out, 2011, 2012. That's when it really kicked off.

00:59:22.460 They've had enablers inside the United States. Barack Obama in November of 2014

00:59:28.780 made Chinese birth tourism easier because he announced a 10-year visa program with the Chinese.

00:59:38.140 And he also said that individuals who were, you know, coming from China who were pregnant,

00:59:43.680 that was not a reason to not allow them in the United States. And so what that means is once they

00:59:49.140 got the first visa, they did not have to check in with authorities when they came back. And so there

00:59:55.420 are numerous instances in the book where you have military officers who had senior Chinese military

01:00:01.660 officers who had three children in the United States using these 10-year visas. And I quote in the

01:00:08.360 book, Professor Babonis, who's a professor in Australia who studied this, he says, quote,

01:00:13.840 young Chinese women granted renewable 10-year U.S. multiple entry visas have as much as 25 years of

01:00:21.940 fertility ahead of them. And his prediction was that as a result of this and where we're heading,

01:00:28.300 if we don't deal with this, we are literally looking at millions upon millions of Chinese nationals who

01:00:35.540 get U.S. citizenship to birthright citizenship, who are going to be playing central roles in

01:00:42.080 American society by voting, by dictating the direction we go, and by taking crucial government

01:00:48.280 jobs. So we absolutely have to stop this in the tracks when it comes to birthright citizenship

01:00:53.420 and the case before the Supreme Court.

01:00:57.020 We are dealing with some of the biggest issues. Literally, I believe life and death is,

01:01:02.560 what is at stake for Western civilization? Peter has written The Invisible Coup. It covers

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01:02:55.620 Peter, tell me now about Islam. I mean, this is my chalkboard from years ago, you know, beginning

01:03:15.840 at Fox when everyone said I was insane that all of these guys would work together, not coordinated,

01:03:21.980 but with the same goal. And their goal was to destroy America, Israel, and the West and Western

01:03:29.840 civilization, including Europe. And it's all happening right in front of us. We're seeing it.

01:03:34.480 So let's take the next big chunk that everybody wants to look away from, and that is Islam.

01:03:40.580 Yeah, Glenn, you were on this very, very early on. And what I think has caused a lot of

01:03:45.880 dissonance with people is how is it that people who are, let's say, trans rights,

01:03:51.980 activists are working with radical Islamists who abhor and hate everything that the trans

01:03:59.340 rights activists stand for. And the reason is that they created a marriage of convenience.

01:04:07.640 And it goes back, I think, really to 2007. And that's when the adult son and daughter of Che Guevara,

01:04:15.620 the famous revolutionary, you see his t-shirts on college campuses, his children went to Tehran to

01:04:22.460 meet with the mullahs of Iran. The meeting didn't start well. They started talking about God. And of

01:04:28.280 course, Che Guevara's kids are atheists and the Islamists are not. But they set all that aside.

01:04:35.360 And they agreed at the end, they issued a joint statement where they said, we have our differences,

01:04:39.760 but we are united in one thing. And that is seeking the destruction of the United States of

01:04:45.820 America and Western civilization. So that is their common goal. And this is why you find these sort

01:04:52.780 of strange alliances, not just between trans rights activists and the Islamists, but you see a situation

01:04:59.500 where Mexico now has taken up Islamist causes. They're very vocal about Israel and about, you know,

01:05:09.080 quote, unquote, Palestinian rights. And you also find out that the Islamists are now taking up the

01:05:15.560 cause of Mexico for Reconquista. They deserve to get their occupied territories like Los Angeles back

01:05:22.440 from the United States. And so they all use different methodologies, but they all have a common goal.

01:05:29.200 And they all recognize that immigration is a way to achieve that goal. So the Islamists look,

01:05:36.420 I quote extensively in the book, they look at the history of Islam, they look at Muhammad strategies

01:05:41.980 early on, which where immigration was a key part of that component. They use and abuse things like

01:05:49.960 the R1 visas, the religion visas that our government issues.

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01:07:53.460 Sunday night, I wrote a speech that I want Donald Trump to give at Davos, at the World Economic

01:08:04.560 Forum. He gives that tomorrow. I'm going to give you my five-minute speech that, you know, I would

01:08:09.300 love to hear him say, if I have time, I'm going to do that today. We're talking to Peter Swiser,

01:08:13.620 who has written a new book that we have been talking about for the last two days. It is called

01:08:21.260 The Invisible Coup, and it covers everything that is happening with immigration. Let's go back to

01:08:29.340 the visas, the special religious visas that we give to imams, and this is what's letting radical imams

01:08:37.580 into our country. Yeah, that's exactly right. It's the R1 visa program. It was launched in 1990. This is

01:08:45.300 the program where mosques and Islamic organizations and Christian organizations can bring in religious

01:08:52.880 people. The problem is that the Department of Homeland Security has looked at this R1 visa program

01:08:59.680 and found that the fraud rate among those Muslim applicants is excessively high compared to other

01:09:08.520 faiths. And to just give you an example of what's happening, this is from a chapter of the book called

01:09:13.380 Importing the Revolution, because we are literally importing the revolution. The Hadi Institute Youth

01:09:20.540 Community Center in Dearborn, Michigan, is led by Imam Usama, who is an immigrant from Iran.

01:09:28.460 So he came to the United States from Iran and R1 visa. He just gave a speech last year where he told

01:09:36.000 his followers, we need to fight Western civilization. He said, quote, we need to expose Western civilization.

01:09:41.520 The world needs to know this system is no longer the solution. These institutions are morally bankrupt.

01:09:47.580 There is no other way but God, God-based resistance and rejection of the system. And there are numerous

01:09:56.260 other examples. So they have exploited this. And most of the mosques in the United States, by the way,

01:10:02.300 are not headed by imams that are Americans. They are those that have been imported from these radical

01:10:08.900 countries. And the message that they give to people that immigrate to the United States from

01:10:16.000 Muslim countries is, do not assimilate. You cannot assimilate. I just, again, Glenn, pardon me for

01:10:23.760 doing this, but let me quote from the director of CARE, which you've talked about a lot, Council on

01:10:30.160 American Islamic Relations. The head of Florida CARE in 2025, just last year, he said to a Muslim group,

01:10:37.340 how do we even justify living here? I mean, why are we living here? Have we asked ourselves this

01:10:43.000 question? Why are we living in the United States? The only answer I believe is excusable and justifiable

01:10:49.900 is if we are living here to shift this country's political direction and spiritual direction together.

01:10:57.200 And I could leave numerous other quotes. So their goal is that this is not come and embrace the

01:11:03.260 American dream. Yes, you can practice your faith, but embrace American values. This is we are going

01:11:08.360 to import you into the country. And now we are going to exert social pressure on you and threaten you

01:11:14.440 if you start to assimilate in any way.

01:11:17.900 Peter, we all know this to be happening. Anybody with eyes knows all of these things are happening

01:11:25.280 to us, but so many people refuse to see it or speak its name out loud. I know you've been working

01:11:33.840 on this book for a long time, and I know you well enough to know you had to have gone to people in

01:11:39.080 the administration, not only to fact check, but also to say, did you know about this? Do you have

01:11:45.020 any, any hope that we're going to be able to survive just, I mean, this is only one part of

01:11:52.360 this battle? Yeah. How do we survive? Well, look, I think, I think we have a president administration

01:11:59.260 that is committed to addressing these issues. There are a lot of issues they're trying to address.

01:12:04.320 I can't go into details, but I can say that, you know, people at the highest level of this

01:12:09.160 administration are aware of this research. And I expect that we are going to see

01:12:14.460 swift action over the next couple of months to address, to address these issues, because it is

01:12:20.880 a civilizational struggle. And what I would tell people, Glenn, you've, you've been talking about

01:12:25.220 this for a while, but people have to stop, you know, confusing the immigration, the weaponized

01:12:31.260 immigration that's happening today with the immigration of a hundred years ago, or even 50 years

01:12:36.760 ago. This is directed at subversion. It is a subversive methodology in the same way that the

01:12:43.640 Islamists are pressuring Muslims not to assimilate. The Mexican government does the same thing. I

01:12:49.500 quote Mexican officials of saying, don't Americanize. You're a traitor to Mexico. If you do.

01:12:55.180 I, I got the song and I want to read all the lyrics. You read some of them yesterday, but I want to read

01:12:59.660 the audience, the entire song. We are more American set this song up. Who is responsible for this song

01:13:06.720 and where is it used and played? Well, so this is a song that was written by a Mexican band called

01:13:14.360 Los Tigres, um, 20 years ago, but president Scheinbaum has resurrected it. She has played it at official

01:13:21.980 events in Mexico. And it's also been embraced by a lot of the anti ice protesters. And what's interesting

01:13:29.180 about it is it's kind of a melodic song, but when you hear the lyrics of what is actually being said

01:13:36.320 and Scheinbaum clearly endorses them because she plays it at official events, it's chilling as far

01:13:42.060 as I'm concerned. Okay. Well, I'm going to play this. I want to read the lyrics along with it. So go

01:13:46.940 ahead and play it underneath. This is called. We are more American. They have shouted at me a thousand

01:13:52.880 times. I should go back to my country because there's no room for me here, but I want to remind

01:13:59.900 the gringos. I didn't cross the border. The border crossed me. America was born free, but men divided it.

01:14:11.520 They marked a line. So I jump it. And they call me invader. And that's a very frequent mistake.

01:14:22.960 They took us from eight States. Who's then the invader? I am a foreigner in my own land. And I didn't

01:14:30.660 come here to cause you trouble. I'm a hardworking man. And if history isn't lying, the powerful nation

01:14:42.180 settled here in the glory among brave warriors, Indians, Indians of two continents mixed with

01:14:49.140 Spaniards. And if we take centuries into account, then we're more American. We're more American

01:14:57.180 than the children of the Anglo-Saxons. Uh, I just, let me just run through these quickly. They got us

01:15:04.200 from, uh, they got us from without money, the waters of the Rio Grande. They took from us, Texas,

01:15:09.420 New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, California, Nevada, taking away Utah wasn't enough. So they took Wyoming

01:15:16.440 as well. I'm the blood of the Indian. I'm Latin American. We're made of all colors and of all trades.

01:15:23.400 And if we take that into account centuries, even if it hurts our neighbors, we are more American than

01:15:28.980 all of the gringos. And if history isn't lying, the powerful nation settled here in the glory among

01:15:34.380 brave warriors, two continents mixed with the Spaniards, blah, blah, blah. We are more American

01:15:39.020 than the children of Anglo-Saxons. This is what the president of Mexico, we're playing God bless the

01:15:48.180 USA and YMCA. This is what she's playing at her rallies. And we do nothing about it.

01:15:57.960 Yep. And, and Glenn, she also commissioned a song, uh, written by, uh, songwriters for her called

01:16:04.660 the migrant hymn. And the migrant hymn is along the same lines. That's another song she plays at all

01:16:11.060 these official events. And the migrant hymn says, you may travel from Mexico to the United States,

01:16:24.720 but you carry the Mexican flag with you and you are Mexican. And we expect you to do for Mexico

01:16:31.140 what a patriot for Mexico would do. So it is a cry for nationalism for Mexicans living in the United

01:16:39.560 States. Um, it, it's a toxic message with a political purpose that is backed up by the Mexican

01:16:47.480 consulates and by Mexican government officials that live in the United States and are engaged in

01:16:52.940 political action. America has got to wake up. We have got to wake up. We have so many issues,

01:17:00.320 uh, facing us. Peter, I, I am always so very grateful for everything you and your team do. I think

01:17:06.380 you are one of the best in the business. You are honest, you're thorough, um, and you don't pull

01:17:11.740 punches on either side. You take on the Republicans and the Democrats the same way. And I really

01:17:16.600 appreciate it, Peter. Thank you. Thank you, Glenn, as always. Yeah. Peter Swiser. The name of the book

01:17:23.860 is the invisible coup, the invisible coup. I cannot recommend it highly enough. And as Peter said,

01:17:31.200 he believes this is good, this information is going to play a role in the coming months with

01:17:35.860 the administration. I believe it will too. Um, you have to be prepared to be able, cause

01:17:42.640 no one's going to make this case. No one is going to, I mean, I swear to you, I wish there was a,

01:17:51.260 an office of the chalkboards because I wish I could make the case to America of what they're doing.

01:17:59.460 I try to do it every day, but more people have to see it, know what's going on. Cause you

01:18:04.320 are essential in making the case on what all of these policies mean. I'm going to take a break

01:18:10.480 at the top of the hour. I'm coming back. We're going to reset and go to, um, Diego Garcia.

01:18:16.460 Do you even know what Diego Garcia is? Probably the most important strategic base in the world.

01:18:23.900 And there's a big hassle about it today because great Britain is giving it up because they've

01:18:32.120 been called colonialists. Well, that affects us. And Trump about a year ago, when they announced

01:18:39.900 this, Trump said, okay, well, I mean, I guess I'll go along with you. I understand there's a,

01:18:45.040 there's a long-term lease there, but now he brought it up yesterday because he's saying,

01:18:50.300 look what you're doing there. And you expect me to believe you're going to hold on to Greenland.

01:18:56.020 You're not. Let me tell you what the British just gave up because owie, it hurts to be called a

01:19:05.040 colonialist. When you hear what they've given up, when you hear what they've put in jeopardy,

01:19:11.420 no one can guard us, but us do not count on another country to guard us. And you know what?

01:19:20.100 It's high time. Every country says that about themselves. It's time. Germany says we can't

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01:23:56.820 archives. Uh, Jason, we were just talking about China. Do you remember the show that we did? Um,

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01:24:23.480 We were just talking about that exact same thing. Cause that was the first thing that came to mind

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01:28:41.720 Hello, America. Tomorrow, the President of the United States is going to be in Davos and he is

01:28:46.520 going to speak to the World Economic Forum and I've got a speech I want him to give. If I have time

01:28:51.160 this hour, I'm going to share that with you. But yeah, I think if I were a betting man, I would say

01:28:59.480 it's going to be a very strong speech and it's going to be basically, we're not playing your game.

01:29:05.520 You know, we'd love to work with you when we can, but we're not playing this game because you guys are

01:29:10.320 on the wrong track. But we'll see. I just know that, you know, he started the week with Greenland

01:29:17.400 and yesterday or early this morning, he tweeted about Diego Garcia. If you don't know what Diego

01:29:27.260 Garcia is, give me a couple of minutes and let me explain why the President's strategy makes total

01:29:35.700 sense, especially when you see what the British are doing with Diego Garcia. We'll start that in 60

01:29:41.740 seconds. First, American Giant. I'm not going to tell you that all the Founding Fathers would have

01:29:46.420 worn American Giant, you know, the hoodies. I'm not. Thomas Jefferson might have had opinions,

01:29:50.740 you know, but, you know, I think he would have cared about, you know, making things here,

01:29:55.400 making them well and not cutting corners. And that's exactly what American Giant does.

01:29:59.840 They're making their clothing right here in the United States from premium American cotton,

01:30:05.040 wool, every stitch, every zipper done in domestic factories from the Carolinas to California.

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01:30:15.580 And it's a difference that you can feel the minute you put that sweatshirt on.

01:30:19.240 American Giant started with a simple idea. If you're going to put your name on something,

01:30:22.960 it should last. You should be proud of it. And you should be proud that it was American made.

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01:30:51.420 It's American-Giant.com slash Glenn. Okay. Where do I start?

01:31:00.620 Well, let me start with Europe. Let me start with Europe. Then I'm going to take you to a chalkboard.

01:31:03.860 Now, Europe is going to fall, period. And it's not going to fall because it was conquered.

01:31:13.760 It's going to fall because it's decided it's not worth standing. NATO is worthless.

01:31:23.180 It exists as a press release more than a deterrent. Its power is nothing but theoretical,

01:31:30.120 conditional. It's wrapped in footnotes, domestic politics, all of this crap. It depends openly

01:31:36.500 on the United States to do what Europe won't do, what they won't pay for, what they won't prepare

01:31:42.100 for, what they won't provoke, and if necessary, what they won't believe, what they will not bleed for.

01:31:48.000 And I'm not bleeding for anybody else. And this is nowhere as clear as it is in Great Britain,

01:31:54.700 especially today. Britain is, now speaks the language. I mean, I think this is the nation

01:32:04.920 of Winston Churchill that used to speak with resolve. Now their language is all international

01:32:10.740 law and managed transition. That's really important. Managed decline and managed transition.

01:32:18.180 And they're giving up strategic ground here, not because they have to, but because they don't

01:32:23.920 believe it, they don't believe it should carry the moral weight of power anymore. Let me tell you

01:32:31.140 about Diego Garcia. Diego Garcia is one of the most strategic bases in the world. Diego Garcia is

01:32:44.180 equidistant. It's in the middle of the ocean, equidistant from the Middle East, East Africa,

01:32:50.660 India, Pakistan, Southeast Asia, and Western China. You can strike any of our foes in this area

01:33:01.500 without flyovers because it's out in the ocean. You can't get, it's not easy to get to.

01:33:08.480 We have everything staged there in case there's a problem with Taiwan, in case there's a trouble

01:33:14.420 with, you know, Japan or South Korea or in the Persian Gulf. This is where our aircraft carriers

01:33:20.420 are stored. This is where our nuclear submarines sit. I mean, it is a deep water port and it's

01:33:26.980 strategic. You can strike anything at any time from this location and it doesn't have a host nation.

01:33:36.220 There is no government. It's this little spot of land that we made into an air force base and a

01:33:44.360 naval base. And so there's no protests. There's nothing, okay? It's just pure position of power.

01:33:56.160 Air base, deep water port, it's pre-positioned for wars. It's listening station. It has our nukes.

01:34:03.800 It watches for nukes launches from China, North Korea, Iran. It is also when we had the space

01:34:11.140 shuttle, when it would come, when it would take off, they would always say they're now past turning

01:34:15.760 around. They can't land at, you know, any place else. They have to go to Diego Garcia because it's

01:34:20.580 on the other side of the planet. And that's where sometimes our space shuttles would re-entry.

01:34:25.800 So it is important for space as well. Most importantly, it is the strategic point for

01:34:32.940 all of international shipping. The reason why we have such stable international shipping

01:34:40.260 to and from China and the Far East is because of this. It is also the reason why we have protected

01:34:48.580 oil from the Straits of Hormuz because of Diego Garcia. Last year, when the prime minister was

01:34:59.040 here in Washington, D.C. with our president, he said, by the way, the international courts,

01:35:04.840 they're very upset. They say that we're colonialists and we don't want to be a colonialist

01:35:10.780 country anymore. So we're going to have to give up Diego Garcia. But we expect you're not going to do

01:35:17.240 it. Oh, thank you. Okay. It's just, it's just better for us if we are not part of that anymore.

01:35:23.820 Okay. So Trump said, I can see your point, I guess. Uh, so, I mean, we'll take care of that.

01:35:29.800 And so we did. Well, now, now that Greenland, everybody's like, why, what is green? Why do you

01:35:38.600 want Greenland? You're just an aggressor. No, now he've brought this up and said, this is why we want

01:35:45.020 Greenland. Okay. Because what you, you, you don't want an alliance. You want dependency with a smile.

01:35:54.700 We're, we're not going, we are not doing all of this for you. So you can sit back and go, oh,

01:36:01.500 well, we're not an aggressor. We're not a colonialist country. Cause we get that crap too.

01:36:05.680 We just fight it. But they gave into the international court. Okay.

01:36:12.680 So, you know, they inherited security, a lot of it from us. They outsource their defense from us.

01:36:19.080 They convinced themselves that their history was over. They dismantled their armies, their armies.

01:36:24.960 They, they mocked their, their borders, treated their sovereignty as a social construct. And now

01:36:30.680 look at the situation they're in. They've, they've welcomed millions of people in as have we

01:36:36.300 with no attention, no intention at all of assimilating. And then they're shocked. What

01:36:43.040 there's a parallel society happening. I don't, what I can't. Well, we don't want to be colonizers.

01:36:48.940 Well, what the hell are they? They're colonizing your country. They cut deals with Russia, even though

01:36:57.360 they know that's really bad, but they do it anyway. They're, they're, they're financing the

01:37:03.360 regime, Russia, that they fear the most. They've chained themselves to China for manufacturing.

01:37:09.800 They've hollowed out their own economies and they've lectured the United States for being too

01:37:14.780 strong. Oh, okay. Well, you know what? I think the West needs a good, strong defender myself.

01:37:21.720 And here's what's happening. Donald Trump does not believe the West is, is a social construct.

01:37:35.040 He believes it as a civilization. He believes it is something that has been good. And he believes

01:37:41.880 that it's worth defending, but it'll only be defended by people who are willing to bear the cost. And

01:37:48.200 Europe is not, let me tell you really seriously, you know, Canada is thinking about sending a few

01:37:53.720 troops to Greenland too. Oh boy. You scare me, Canada and France and Denmark. The only country

01:37:58.800 over there that scares me is Germany. And that's just because I know what those sick freaks do.

01:38:05.120 Everybody else. Oh, wow. You're really frightening. You're really frightening. I don't want to take it.

01:38:10.380 I don't want to send planes to Greenland. I'm not for any of that. I don't want war. I don't want any of

01:38:16.020 it. I would like to buy it. I'd like to do a treaty, but Donald Trump, I am telling you now he sees war

01:38:24.500 on the horizon and not a war that he is causing a war because all of these countries are collapsing.

01:38:31.500 I've been talking about this for almost 20 years. The last stage is war because that's how you change

01:38:38.280 governments, currency, and borders. So what America should be asking itself right now is whether or not

01:38:45.880 NATO is going to survive. Is NATO going to survive? Is Europe going to survive? Are they doing the

01:38:56.000 things to make themselves stronger? Or are they just a bunch of nations that just give speeches and

01:39:03.200 resolutions? You know, because the world will once again measure things the way it used to measure

01:39:09.920 things. Who showed up? Who paid? Who acted? Who bled? Who died? And who hesitated?

01:39:20.820 Right now, Great Britain and much of Europe are signaling something I think very unmistakable.

01:39:28.220 They expect the United States to stand alone again while they preserve comfort, avoid confrontation,

01:39:33.900 and hope history grants them one more exemption. But it's not going to. It's not going to.

01:39:38.360 History doesn't grant exemptions. It doesn't. It only tests resolve. And they have no resolve

01:39:46.180 to stand and be who they were born to be.

01:39:55.040 I think, I mean, this is the craziest thing I've ever heard. When I got up this morning and I saw in

01:40:00.420 the news, Diego Garcia is trending. I'm like, for what? I look into it and they're giving it up?

01:40:07.400 They're what? I mean, a year ago, President Trump was like, I get it. I understand. He was being a

01:40:12.680 diplomat. No more time for diplomats. Now Greenland too. You're telling us, hey, will you watch our back

01:40:19.560 over in Greenland? Because we really, we're kind of scared of the international court. So you watch our

01:40:26.140 back over here with Diego Garcia. Because you guys can take care of stuff. But damn it, we want Greenland.

01:40:31.960 Oh, because when the going gets tough. What? What? Let me tell you.

01:40:42.140 Tomorrow, Donald Trump is going to be at the World Economic Forum. And there is a speech that I want

01:40:49.680 him to give. I want him to look the international European community right directly in the eye and say,

01:40:58.320 you know what? For more than three decades, a single idea shaped global policy. And that idea,

01:41:05.920 that idea is just wrong and we're not going to do it.

01:41:10.320 The idea was that nations were outdated, that borders and sovereignty and culture and democratic

01:41:20.340 consent should give way to permanent global management by unelected institutions.

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01:42:57.240 All right. So this idea that the, that the WEF has been giving that is over is that nations are

01:43:14.100 outdated. Borders, sovereignty, culture, all of that. It's over. And he needs to say tomorrow,

01:43:20.980 that era is over. You know, it's not over because of ideology and not because of politics,

01:43:27.580 but because it is a failure. It has hollowed out our middle class, not just in our country,

01:43:34.260 but all over the world. It has destabilized the democracies. Are we stronger because of it now?

01:43:40.120 It rewards corruption. It punished production and replaced accountability with bureaucracy.

01:43:46.600 Tell me how this is good. And then when the financial crisis comes, any crisis, financial,

01:43:55.280 medical, military, it was nations, not global panels that were forced to answer for the

01:44:00.780 consequences. It was individual nations that answered for it, except for COVID. And look at

01:44:06.320 your track record on that. Donald Trump needs to look him right straight in the eye tomorrow and say,

01:44:10.700 let me be very clear. Cooperation is not over. Trade is not over. Engagement

01:44:16.220 is not over. But what is over is the belief that the world can be run by people who no one

01:44:22.940 elected, using rules no one voted on, enforced by institutions that no one can ever remove or stop.

01:44:31.280 What's begun is a return to reality. And I'm your reality check. A return to strong,

01:44:38.160 sovereign nations working together openly, directly, and with responsibility to their own

01:44:44.100 citizens first. Because that's the only model that has ever produced lasting peace and prosperity.

01:44:50.440 And it's not theory. I'm not here to tell you, I hope he says something like this, to tell you a

01:44:57.960 theory. I'm here to take action because it's already underway. In the Arctic Circle, in the North

01:45:04.180 Atlantic, we are acting to secure critical shipping lanes, energy access, defense infrastructure,

01:45:10.700 because the map matters. Geography matters. Greenland matters. And ignoring that reality

01:45:19.260 doesn't make it disappear. In our own hemisphere, we are confronting the collapse of Venezuela,

01:45:26.060 a country destroyed by corruption, criminal networks, and authoritarian rule. And you want more

01:45:31.700 of it. It's not just a tragedy for its people. It's a regional security and migration crisis.

01:45:41.280 And we're not going to pretend like you're pretending otherwise now. Accountability has got to begin,

01:45:47.240 and we've begun it. In the Middle East, we're dealing with Iran as it is, not as we wish it were.

01:45:55.700 Nuclear ambitions, terrorism, regional destabilization, they're not misunderstandings.

01:46:00.960 Those are clear choices, and choices have consequences. And at the same time, we're restoring energy

01:46:07.800 realism, industrial strength. We're securing our borders. We're trying to bolster our currency

01:46:15.780 sovereignty at home because we cannot lead abroad if we're weak within.

01:46:21.420 What I want the president to say at the World Economic Forum tomorrow is this. Let me say this

01:46:29.540 directly to you. I came here with all of my people because I want you to know America is done

01:46:36.760 outsourcing its strength. We're done outsourcing our security and our future. We're done pretending that

01:46:44.960 prosperity comes from paperwork instead of production, or that peace comes from a conference instead of

01:46:51.140 deterrence. But no, we're not turning inward. I invite every serious nation here to work with us,

01:46:59.740 not through a distant bureaucracy, not through ideological frameworks, but nation to nation with

01:47:05.820 clarity, fairness, and mutual respect. If you believe in growth built on work, security built on strength,

01:47:13.020 cooperation built on consent, then there's a place outside of America for what's coming next,

01:47:20.940 because you're denying what's coming next. If you believe the old system could just be managed

01:47:26.260 better, regulated more carefully, or explained more persuasively with your citizens, then understand

01:47:33.820 this. The world has already moved on from you. You already have lost.

01:47:37.360 And I may be a temporary president, but I'm doing everything I can. This is not a pause,

01:47:45.140 and it's not a negotiation. I'm here to announce a transition. The era of unaccountable global management

01:47:53.660 is over. The era of sovereign cooperation has begun. We're moving forward decisively, openly,

01:48:02.720 and with confidence. You want to join us, we welcome you as a partner. But we're not waiting

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01:48:19.740 these walls speech. And that's exactly what he needs to say. That's what Reagan said by saying,

01:48:26.540 you know, tear down this wall. What he was saying was, your era is over.

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01:50:36.680 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. Tomorrow is going to be a really interesting day with the

01:51:01.440 president and his entire team at Davos. What is he going to say? His speech?

01:51:06.680 Uh, happens about a half hour before we start to air tomorrow. So we'll, we'll bring you part of

01:51:12.600 the speech live, you know, and, uh, and then we'll cover it because it's an important day tomorrow.

01:51:17.940 I believe. Um, I also want to talk to you about, I want to point out some good things that are

01:51:22.880 happening. You know, you look at what's happening in Minnesota and you think, how can people stand for

01:51:28.160 that corruption? Not just what's happening with ice, but just the level of corrupt. That's money that

01:51:33.520 was stolen from the taxpayers up at Glenn Beck.com. There's a breaking news story that is coming out

01:51:39.940 of Montana. Um, and I wanted to point this out because, uh, this is a really good story of people

01:51:48.880 in their own state saying, Hey, is there anything funky going on here? The Montana commissioner of

01:51:56.540 insurance and state auditor, James Brown, uh, is with us now. And he has found major Obamacare

01:52:04.780 fraud scheme in Montana. And I wanted to bring him on. And first of all, James, thank you for coming

01:52:10.300 on, but thank you for actually caring about the state. I mean, I don't know what's happening in

01:52:16.080 Minnesota and other places where fraud is going on and nobody in the state seems to care.

01:52:20.000 Well, good morning, Glenn. I, it's an honor to be on with you. I've been a big fan of yours for

01:52:25.700 many, many years. Yeah. Yeah. That was a good lead in, uh, Montana is not Minnesota. Uh, I'm elected

01:52:33.720 official in Montana and I can tell you, unlike Minnesota, you're not going to get excuses in

01:52:38.300 Montana. You're not going to get political cover here. What you are going to do if you commit fraud

01:52:43.840 is to get investigations, rescissions of fraudulent policies and criminal referrals. And that's exactly

01:52:49.220 what we're doing in Montana based on the ACA fraud scheme that we've uncovered here in the

01:52:54.300 treasure state. Okay. So tell me what scheme you found. How bad is it? What is it? It's bad. It's

01:53:01.040 bad. Um, this is, this is government and it's the worst. It's human nature, uh, at its worst. So

01:53:07.820 under Obamacare, native Americans may enroll in the ACA marketplace at any time. And this scheme

01:53:14.720 involved targeting at risk, native Americans who live on reservations in Montana, fraudulently

01:53:21.540 enrolling them on Obamacare, then physically transporting them across straight lines, which

01:53:27.600 is, as you know, human trafficking, and then billing our insurance company for rehab treatments

01:53:33.480 that did not take place or were unnecessary or performed at greatly inflated costs. And then

01:53:39.420 what would happen is, is these native Americans who were, um, targeted then were just dumped

01:53:45.280 out on the streets, uh, in Arizona and Southern California. Okay. So help me out on a couple

01:53:54.020 of things. Why were they taken across state lines? And the reason is, is because, uh, there's

01:53:59.900 no oversight or proper oversight, as you can imagine in Los Angeles or Phoenix, unlike what would

01:54:05.540 happen in Montana. But the way that these Obamacare plans, uh, work is, is that if you get

01:54:11.880 what are called mental health, uh, treatments, which would include substance abuse, um, those

01:54:18.540 can be done from anywhere. It doesn't have to be in state. And so what they were doing

01:54:22.740 is, is literally trafficking, trafficking these folks down to Southern California and Arizona

01:54:28.700 so that there would be no oversight. And what, you know, my office couldn't do oversight of

01:54:32.560 these treatment centers, so-called treatment centers.

01:54:34.460 So how many people were involved on the native American side, how much money is involved and

01:54:42.900 who was involved on the bad side doing it?

01:54:46.200 Yeah, great questions. So we've been able to identify that there was about 50 million,

01:54:53.600 50 million with an M in fraud committed, uh, through the scheme. We've been able to stop

01:54:58.940 once we, uh, were aware of this and, and started investigating it. We've been able to stop.

01:55:04.440 So far about 23.3 million in fraud from occurring in the first place. Unbelievable. The numbers

01:55:11.180 that we're talking about here. Um, there's about, we believe about 200 fraudulent, um,

01:55:18.180 policies, if you will. So that means there's 200 native Americans that have probably been victimized

01:55:23.080 by this. Unfortunately, uh, my jurisdiction ends at the Montana border. As you can imagine,

01:55:29.340 we are in conversations with the FBI and the U S attorney's office out of Montana to try to track

01:55:35.900 down who some of these players are, uh, in the fraud scheme. We do know who some of the insurance,

01:55:41.980 um, providers were that were fraudulently enrolling, uh, these native Americans onto the ACA.

01:55:50.080 Uh, we've been able to wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Are these national insurance

01:55:54.240 companies that they know they were defrauding? Uh, so it would be our Montana insurance companies

01:56:01.980 that were getting defrauded. What was happening is, is that these fake insurance agents who can sign

01:56:06.640 people up to be on the ACA, uh, were the ones that were complicit in the fraud. We've been able to

01:56:13.260 track one of these down to Oklahoma. She had a Montana license that's already been suspended.

01:56:18.940 We're, uh, civilly going after her, but because these, this fraud scheme was crossing state lines,

01:56:26.660 it's going to be the feds that have to go on the criminal jurisdiction, but we are working with them.

01:56:32.760 And, uh, and as Sarah, I mean, I'm so happy about this story, but I'm also so frustrated by this

01:56:39.360 story because it's going to rely on the feds to do it. Are they actively pursuing

01:56:43.220 this? I mean, does this look like something they're going to put teeth in?

01:56:49.300 So, uh, I'm glad you asked that question that, you know, the Trump administration has been very

01:56:54.060 helpful on the CMS side, which is the federal agency that administers, uh, Obamacare. They've

01:57:00.260 been very active and working with us to make sure these fraudulent payments stopped. Uh, not so much

01:57:05.480 luck so far on the criminal prosecution side, but, uh, we are working on that. Uh, but as you stated,

01:57:11.640 I think this is a success story because, uh, Montana, unlike Minnesota, uh, we take fraud

01:57:19.560 seriously. And as soon as we spotted this last year, we acted on it. Uh, and we believe that

01:57:24.700 the fraudulent payments that actually made it through the system were less than a million,

01:57:29.380 but we've been able to block about 50 million. So we are talking in Minnesota, we are talking

01:57:35.780 about billions of dollars. We, we, there's 700 million dollars in a year that just went

01:57:43.860 through the airport. In your opinion on what you do, is there any way multiple people in

01:57:50.600 banks and, and, uh, and in the state weren't involved in that, or at least just turned a

01:57:57.240 blind eye knowingly just went, I'm not going to look over there. I mean, how do you miss

01:58:01.940 that? Right? No, that's absolutely right. In Montana, we partnered with our law enforcement

01:58:08.340 and with our insurance companies to identify this fraud early and then to cut it off. It

01:58:13.060 would take some form of being complicit in order to engage in the level of fraud that we've seen

01:58:19.800 coming out of Minnesota. Yeah. I mean, as you stated, Glenn, it would require government to turn

01:58:24.500 a blind eye. And what we're reading stories, of course, in Montana, as the state auditor about

01:58:28.960 what happened in Minnesota is, is that civil servants in Minnesota reported this fraud scheme

01:58:34.040 up through the channels. And then we're told, told to turn a blind eye. I mean, that that's being

01:58:38.900 complicit. Those people need to all go to jail. Anybody who said turn a blind eye, they don't need

01:58:43.740 to go to jail, but that's Minnesota back to Montana. The native Americans, have you alerted them and,

01:58:49.580 and anybody else that would be vulnerable to this? And what are you doing to protect that this

01:58:54.420 doesn't happen again? Absolutely. So, uh, we have met with our seven tribal nations, uh, in Montana

01:59:02.920 over the course of the last year to let their elders know that their tribal citizens were being

01:59:08.840 trafficked. Uh, so we've had those conversations. They are now engaging in an awareness campaign for

01:59:15.780 their own people. What was their, what was their reaction? I mean, honestly, Glenn, and this is a sad

01:59:22.580 story is, is that native Americans are often the target of fraudulent activities. And so, um, yeah,

01:59:31.080 it does. It really does. I mean, they're, they're targeting the most vulnerable populations. And of

01:59:36.240 course, what they're targeting here would be those native Americans that have substance abuse problems.

01:59:41.080 And so you can imagine the tribal elders were not surprised that this was helping, but they've been

01:59:46.780 very helpful in, in helping us to, to turn off the spigot. Again, the good news is what we've done

01:59:53.080 here is, is that we're seeing this scheme now trickle off, if you will, the spigots have been

01:59:57.840 turned off. So it's a drip at this point. And I can tell you what's going to happen is, is you're

02:00:02.160 going to see these fraudsters show up in other States that have native American populations and try

02:00:08.000 to do that scheme there. James, I appreciate it. Thank you so much. I appreciate you sharing the

02:00:14.000 story and keep up the good work in Montana. God bless. That's a James Brown. He's the Montana

02:00:19.620 commissioner of insurance and he's a state auditor. I mean, every state should be doing this. This fraud

02:00:25.420 is everywhere gang. It's in all of our States. Um, and you know, you're either part of a state that

02:00:32.020 wants to get to the bottom of it and stop it. I mean, I said this in 2008 or nine, you watch what's

02:00:39.560 happening right now. We'll end up being the largest heist in human history. It will be the largest

02:00:47.400 transfer of wealth in all of human history. They are going to rob the treasuries and they are,

02:00:54.360 and we're seeing it in real time. And I just don't understand why more people in their own

02:01:02.000 state, how do you stand there and say, I don't want people arrested for, you know, in Minnesota?

02:01:10.220 How, how is it? You're not standing up and saying, you know what government, I mean, uh, governor

02:01:15.000 walls, mayor fry, I would like you to sit down with the DOJ. I think there's some questions maybe you

02:01:21.840 guys should answer. I don't want Somalis, you know, summarily rounded up and that's not happening.

02:01:32.000 But how do you just go along? You've been robbed. I mean, think of how ill that is. I think how sick

02:01:43.300 you have to be. You have just been robbed. The children in your state who are the most vulnerable,

02:01:51.000 you say you're standing up for the Somalians because they're the most vulnerable. Really?

02:01:54.540 I don't know. I think the children that your state and some Somalis in the community robbed,

02:02:03.080 I think they're more vulnerable. They took your money. They robbed you. They took money and food

02:02:11.700 and medicine out of the mouth of the most vulnerable children in your state. And you're standing up and

02:02:18.300 saying there's an injustice. Look at what the DOJ is doing. You're out of your mind. You're,

02:02:23.640 you're sick. I mean, it is a mental disorder. It really is. Back in just a second. Let me tell

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02:03:42.900 All right. Four-minute free-for-all. Let me go with Don Lemon. Here he is. Upset churchgoers

02:04:08.340 are entitled white supremacists. Listen to this. And there's a certain degree of entitlement. I

02:04:13.060 think people who are, you know, in religious groups like that, it's not the type of Christianity

02:04:17.400 that I practice, but I think that they're entitled and that that entitlement comes from

02:04:22.100 a supremacy, a white supremacy. And they think that this country was built for them, that it is a

02:04:27.100 Christian country when actually we left England because we wanted religious freedom. It's religious

02:04:31.360 freedom, but only if you're a Christian and only if you're a white male, pretty much. And so, yeah,

02:04:35.820 absolutely 100%, but it's an intimidation tactic. And, you know, I said, I don't understand how

02:04:41.680 I've become the face of it when I was a journalist. I do understand that I'm the biggest name there.

02:04:46.040 And I'm also, as I was on with my producers this morning, you know, you and Kylie talk all the

02:04:50.400 time. My producers were saying, I said, how did I become the face of this? And my producer said,

02:04:53.920 Don, you're a gay black man in America. Oh, that's what it is. That's what it is. Oh, I can't take this

02:05:00.200 guy. I can't take this guy. What a dope. It's the best. I'm the biggest name there. Well,

02:05:05.160 I think Bob and Sally were also there. So, yeah, there are probably 12 more people who know who

02:05:11.280 you are, Don. Yeah, it's because he's a gay black man. But I saw a great tweet from Joseph Massey. He

02:05:16.540 says, I think we can all agree that the most deranged white liberal woman in Minneapolis

02:05:20.300 is actually Don Lemon. Yeah, fair. That's fair. He's on that show, by the way, with the new face of the

02:05:30.240 Democratic Party. Who is this woman? She's now constantly on television. Toxic Sludge or Jennifer

02:05:35.460 Welch, one of the two. Jennifer Welch. She's a perfect face for the much better face than

02:05:41.000 apparently Don Lemon. But it's amazing to see the Don Lemon thing because, you know, he's doing this

02:05:46.980 thing where he's calling on the Department of Justice to come after him. He's going in these

02:05:51.380 interviews. He's doing these. He thinks he's Martin Luther King. Yeah. And he, you know, he might more

02:05:58.340 be Nicolas Maduro. They might wind up at his house taking him out of it, which is something

02:06:04.180 he shouldn't call on. But Glenn, you know that you've been in the media forever. You've you have

02:06:08.560 documented for decades the path that occurs when you are a hardcore liberal and you do something a

02:06:15.200 little bit over the line. Right. Don Lemon was on CNN for a million years. He got he failed up over

02:06:22.660 and over and over and over and over again over there. And then he said this little comment,

02:06:27.460 which is a little over the line about how women don't peak apparently at 25 years old or whatever

02:06:32.540 his point was. And then he's just been nowhere. No other no other network has given him like no

02:06:40.460 third rate network has given him the prime time slot. He's not at a think tank. He hasn't been given a

02:06:45.440 professorial job. He's just with his phone at a church. Like how agonizing must this guy be behind

02:06:53.420 the scenes to deserve that? You're exactly right, because they always if you are useful in any way,

02:07:00.640 in any way, they will repackage you. They will they'll launder you, put you someplace else.

02:07:08.140 Chris Cuomo. Yeah. Cuomo's a great example. He can't get any job. No, Cuomo is Cuomo is the

02:07:15.720 greatest titan in all of business compared to Don Lemon with a love of Pete. I mean, he's right.

02:07:22.760 He was standing in a parking lot with his phone. Yeah. I mean, and not to mention add on what he

02:07:27.540 just said. Right. He's not only like has this liberal, like, you know, background and all these

02:07:34.060 things that normally lead to another gig. He's also a gay black man, right? Like these are they're

02:07:39.080 hitting every single checkbox for him to get another gig. And he's out there with his like,

02:07:43.340 you know, his Google phone from 1999. He must be the most agonizing, frustrating human alive.

02:07:52.700 His lawyer will feel the same way soon. Yeah, they'll put up with anything on the left,

02:07:57.860 not Don Lemon. All right. We'll see you tomorrow from Davos tomorrow with Donald Trump.

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