The Glenn Beck Program - Is Ukraine in Trouble？｜ Guests： Nathan Nipper & Elijah Schaffer

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00:01:36.560 enlightenment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

00:01:44.600 well i think we showed him a thing or two yeah that's right have you even seen the first minute

00:01:55.500 of the putin biden phone conversation oh my gosh why would we release this they didn't release it

00:02:04.280 we release this it is so humiliating and you can see on putin's face he knows exactly who and what

00:02:14.340 he's dealing with uh we're gonna we're gonna stop there also uh we talked to mr rittenhouse yesterday

00:02:22.280 kyle rittenhouse uh he is going to be on the tv show tonight i met him for the first time we sat down

00:02:29.520 and we recorded tonight's tv show i'm gonna play cuts of it uh i've got a lot to say about kyle rittenhouse

00:02:37.480 uh he is he is not who the media is making him out to be in fact i don't even think he is the guy

00:02:47.540 i thought he was um he's a fascinating fascinating dude we'll talk about that coming up first putin and

00:02:56.940 biden in 60 seconds

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00:04:22.000 and vladimir putin what do you want for christmas

00:04:32.540 well i'd maybe like to take ukraine back

00:04:36.540 well i'd have to see if joe biden was asleep at the switch

00:04:42.120 of course he is he always is let me play and if you happen to be watching the blaze

00:04:51.240 it's it's worth putting down your coffee or whatever and watching vladimir putin's face during this

00:05:00.700 but listen how this started joe biden didn't have his mic on so like an old grandpa he's like

00:05:09.960 fiddling with the dials i'm just looking at the dial trying to fiddle with is this micro hello oh my gosh watch

00:05:17.400 good to see you again i uh unfortunately last time i said we didn't get to see one another

00:05:41.080 at the g20 i hope next time we meet we do it in person

00:05:53.800 do you see that expression like meh maybe we'll see maybe i don't know uh putin is is an evil dude

00:06:21.160 and uh uh remember he is if you watch videos of him his gun hand when he was a he was a kgb agent for

00:06:31.080 so long when he walks both hands don't swing like a normal person walking only one hand swings

00:06:39.220 because he was trained to keep his hand where the revolver is and he's still the kgb strongman

00:06:49.000 he is um way ahead of us and knows exactly what the deal is when when joe biden got into office

00:06:58.540 believe it or not all this damage has been done in one year um when he first got into office on january

00:07:06.940 20th one of the first things he did was allow the pipeline to be built from russia into europe

00:07:14.860 now if donald trump would have done that on one of his first days would we not all be screaming i know

00:07:22.820 i would have whoa is there a deal being brokered here how come that's happening on one of the first

00:07:29.780 days that's a very very big deal if donald trump would have done that they would have used that as

00:07:36.240 proof he was in bed with vladimir putin but nary a peep out of anyone so you know this pipeline is

00:07:46.760 the pipeline that ronald reagan warned about it's been a very big deal for a very long time

00:07:53.980 so putin i mean uh so uh joe biden gets in one of the first things he does hey let him build the

00:08:02.100 pipeline what's the big deal poland and ukraine get on the phone and say you can't do that don't do

00:08:10.300 that that makes that makes him more likely to invade our nations ah that's crazy talk we got him over

00:08:21.340 the barrel do you do you how do you he started building the pipeline started building the pipeline

00:08:33.180 four days after the inauguration of of joe biden four days and now he's sitting there with all of the

00:08:43.480 cards he's got poland he has ukraine he has europe he can squeeze the lifeblood out of them

00:08:52.600 this holiday season this winter when it's freezing cold and everybody in the west is like we gotta do

00:09:02.200 something about global warming let's turn off the nuclear power plants that have nothing to do with

00:09:08.420 global warming and are the safest kind of energy the world has ever invented let's turn those off

00:09:15.100 so as we're turning everything off he's pumping more oil in

00:09:20.100 and we're somehow or another going to stop him we're going to stop him please play the cut of the

00:09:29.440 national security advisor uh biden's message uh to putin cut six their assessment so far was that

00:09:37.880 putin had not made a decision over whether to invade ukraine so did president biden get clarity

00:09:43.060 from him on whether or not that is his intention we still do not believe that president putin has

00:09:48.780 made a decision what president biden did today was lay out very clearly the consequences if he chooses

00:09:55.220 to move he also laid out an alternative path an alternative path that is fundamentally in keeping

00:10:01.380 with the basic principles and propositions that have guided america in the euro-atlantic area for the

00:10:06.220 past 70 years okay and ultimately we will see in the days ahead through actions not through words

00:10:11.400 yeah uh what course of action russia chooses to take well he's got i mean he laid it out you do that

00:10:20.120 there are going to be economic economic ramifications for vladimir putin and don't laugh that off

00:10:27.400 i mean in just a few short months joe biden has almost destroyed our economy

00:10:33.280 imagine if he really sets his mind to russia

00:10:36.400 i mean it's it's insane it's insane he's carrying a small stick and barking loudly

00:10:48.860 he does the opposite you know donald trump was the least warmongering uh president i've seen in my

00:10:58.540 lifetime every president has talked the same game except for donald trump and not saying that they

00:11:07.600 all wanted war but they all played the state department's game and we played the same game

00:11:14.960 over and over and over the only one that kind of broke it was ronald reagan and he spooked the hell

00:11:21.620 out of the russians caused them to spend all kinds of money

00:11:25.840 scared the hell out of them and what happened they collapsed we had peace

00:11:33.440 donald trump played this expertly because is there any doubt in your mind that if putin or china or

00:11:45.200 anybody else would have really done something against our national interests that he would have

00:11:53.000 gone in balls to the wall no doubt in my mind donald trump would push the button he would execute a plan

00:12:01.240 and he would win

00:12:03.380 however if it's not in our national interest he's not going in he wouldn't be going in to ukraine

00:12:16.360 if russia attacks so if you're not going to go in what do you do you have to carry a big stick

00:12:26.340 you want peace you carry a big stick and you have a twitchy eye and you're like don't do it

00:12:34.180 don't do it man don't because i i man holy cow my my eye is twitching and my hand is kind of vibrating

00:12:41.560 on the button right now i just might do it and that's what keeps people like putin at bay

00:12:48.320 not joe biden joe biden you know he gave them what they wanted the nordstrom pipeline

00:13:00.160 at the at the he did it even when ukraine and poland were screaming please don't do that

00:13:10.760 he did it anyway because he knew better

00:13:12.840 then what what was his second mistake his second mistake was afghanistan

00:13:20.680 when he pulls out of afghanistan screws all of our allies nato almost falls apart

00:13:28.980 he looks completely weak

00:13:33.440 that's his second problem his third problem is there were no repercussions for

00:13:42.780 anyone on afghanistan he still thinks it was fine

00:13:47.160 there was no repercussion for anybody in the pentagon

00:13:52.000 do you trust your kids to be a soldier

00:13:55.480 under this regime with the people in the pentagon i've always said you know the president is the

00:14:02.960 president but the pentagon they're at least competent i don't believe that anymore

00:14:07.840 i believe the soldiers are the military but the people they take their commands from they're morons

00:14:15.020 morons

00:14:16.420 so yesterday they were asked

00:14:21.720 so are we planning for evacuation in case he does something in ukraine we can get the americans out

00:14:29.920 you know the white house responded with not the same situation no i mean

00:14:35.760 we're you know we don't have to plan those things you know we we've got we've got contingency plans on everything

00:14:41.640 no you don't no you don't because you knew what was coming in afghanistan and you didn't do it

00:14:49.180 the question follow up did you learn any lessons from afghanistan let's not confuse these two

00:14:57.280 i mean afghanistan required us to quickly get americans out of a war zone and this is nothing like that

00:15:07.200 if russia invades it would be us getting americans out of a war zone

00:15:12.880 so i think you can see they just don't compare

00:15:17.780 pudin if pudin goes in

00:15:24.320 god forbid this country goes to war

00:15:29.040 if pudin goes in

00:15:32.180 you better have some tough damn sanctions

00:15:36.700 because you just sold the freedom of an entire country out

00:15:41.500 for what joe for what what did you get from russia

00:15:48.160 by okaying this pipeline

00:15:51.740 i don't think his son was an artist yet so i don't know if he sold any art

00:15:57.060 but what was it that we as the united states got

00:16:00.940 in exchange for that besides the loss

00:16:04.340 of freedom for an entire country

00:16:07.700 and if he does invade

00:16:10.640 i can guarantee you

00:16:13.360 taiwan will be next

00:16:15.860 and then

00:16:17.940 we are a nobody country

00:16:20.540 a nobody country

00:16:22.820 and i don't have a problem with not being the world's policeman

00:16:27.360 i actually kind of like that

00:16:28.940 be nice to kick up your feet once in a while

00:16:32.280 and be canada

00:16:33.160 not have to worry about everybody else

00:16:36.500 but i'm telling you we're the world's

00:16:40.320 reserve currency

00:16:41.720 when we are nothing

00:16:45.520 so is our money

00:16:47.060 and that's when

00:16:49.580 well let me just put it this way

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00:16:52.980 because

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00:18:35.020 oh man

00:18:44.740 hell the commission is back

00:18:49.080 uh the presidential commission on the supreme court

00:18:52.400 uh and uh they voted unanimously

00:18:56.400 in favor of approving their final report

00:19:00.040 and sending it to president biden's desk

00:19:02.400 so what did these 34 experts

00:19:06.100 which held six public meetings

00:19:08.580 called 44 witnesses

00:19:10.900 stew what could they have possibly said

00:19:13.800 they said

00:19:15.580 they didn't really come up with anything

00:19:18.120 that's exactly right

00:19:19.620 they said out of the 34 people

00:19:21.920 given the size and nature of the commission

00:19:23.740 and the complexity of the issues addressed

00:19:25.560 individual members of the commission

00:19:27.340 would have written a report

00:19:29.000 with different emphasis and approaches

00:19:30.700 but the commission submits this report today

00:19:33.620 in the belief that it represents

00:19:34.840 a fair and constructive treatment

00:19:36.220 of the complex

00:19:37.100 and also often highly controversial issues

00:19:40.600 it was charged with examining

00:19:42.180 no serious person in either major political party

00:19:45.620 suggests court packing

00:19:46.940 as a means of overturning

00:19:48.500 dislike supreme court decisions

00:19:50.420 whether the decision is in question

00:19:52.180 is roe versus wade

00:19:53.200 or citizens united

00:19:54.220 scholars could say

00:19:56.240 until very recently

00:19:57.380 that that even

00:19:59.120 as compared to other court reform efforts

00:20:01.620 court packing

00:20:02.500 is especially out of bounds

00:20:04.140 that's part of the

00:20:05.240 the convention of judicial independence

00:20:08.040 but the commission

00:20:09.560 has decided to take no position

00:20:11.540 on the validity or strength

00:20:13.340 of those claims

00:20:14.420 okay so we got 34 experts together

00:20:17.760 and they have come back and said

00:20:19.440 you know what

00:20:20.140 we're just going to give you the arguments

00:20:21.920 you decide we can't

00:20:23.940 I

00:20:24.940 I'm in the wrong business

00:20:26.300 that is

00:20:27.440 that's what you need to do

00:20:28.320 you get a nice long commission

00:20:29.700 you take your time

00:20:31.280 you do a bunch of meetings

00:20:32.200 you come back at the end

00:20:33.060 say we didn't figure anything out

00:20:34.200 sorry

00:20:34.440 that's fantastic

00:20:35.420 get a government job

00:20:36.380 that's all government jobs

00:20:37.880 and

00:20:39.280 and then

00:20:40.300 you can't

00:20:41.020 you can't blame it on us

00:20:42.120 because we said both things

00:20:43.280 we said both things

00:20:44.820 now this was never a legitimate commission

00:20:47.040 in the first place right

00:20:48.040 I mean this was always Joe Biden's out

00:20:51.540 to not have to deal with this issue

00:20:53.700 to not have to say to his own base

00:20:55.900 that we're not going to pack the court

00:20:59.500 and to not have to say to potential moderate voters

00:21:03.260 we are going to pack the court

00:21:05.260 right

00:21:06.040 so he's all we're going to do a commission

00:21:07.680 we're going to talk about all these issues

00:21:10.180 we're going to figure it out

00:21:11.040 see what we should do going forward

00:21:12.600 and then of course

00:21:13.300 there was nothing there

00:21:14.460 there never was anything there

00:21:15.680 this is a horrible idea from the start

00:21:18.060 let's see what happens

00:21:19.060 if they overturn Roe versus Wade

00:21:20.980 because this will be the thing

00:21:22.380 we've got to change the court

00:21:23.620 court packing will be

00:21:24.640 it'll be very fashionable

00:21:25.960 be very fashionable

00:21:26.640 and I don't know

00:21:27.400 that will go well

00:21:28.600 with the American people

00:21:29.560 the American people

00:21:30.520 are much more in favor

00:21:33.080 of Mississippi's abortion rules

00:21:36.900 yeah

00:21:37.280 than the rules that the Democrats want

00:21:40.860 which is no limits

00:21:42.020 polling on this issue is terrible

00:21:43.460 because either

00:21:44.340 both sides can find things

00:21:45.820 that completely support their view

00:21:48.080 I've looked at a lot of this polling

00:21:50.100 over the years

00:21:50.800 and had to analyze it many many times

00:21:52.520 what you really see

00:21:54.100 when it comes to the polling

00:21:55.460 is that

00:21:55.980 Americans don't want abortion

00:21:58.100 to be completely illegal

00:21:59.720 but they want it to be

00:22:00.820 more

00:22:01.320 less available

00:22:02.180 than it is now

00:22:02.980 they want it to be rare

00:22:03.680 and safe

00:22:05.560 yeah

00:22:06.000 safe legal and rare

00:22:07.060 yeah

00:22:07.460 that's what they want

00:22:08.500 but it's important to note

00:22:10.340 not legal like it is now

00:22:11.900 they want it to be more restricted

00:22:13.800 yes

00:22:14.300 than it is now

00:22:15.120 they just don't want it to be

00:22:16.400 completely eliminated

00:22:17.460 for whatever terrible reason

00:22:18.840 correct

00:22:19.260 and that's

00:22:20.860 the American people

00:22:22.180 are on the side of reason

00:22:24.320 and common sense

00:22:25.040 in almost every way

00:22:27.100 it's why we used to

00:22:29.620 have presidents

00:22:31.240 go back to the center

00:22:32.960 and go and govern

00:22:35.260 from middle ground

00:22:36.840 and common sense

00:22:37.880 because that's where

00:22:39.320 the American people live

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00:24:26.520 I'm so full of joy

00:24:28.200 I went

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00:24:30.840 for my wife

00:24:31.640 for Christmas

00:24:32.220 oh

00:24:32.840 it was delightful

00:24:34.320 delightful

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00:24:38.700 um

00:24:39.480 didn't get a damn thing

00:24:40.820 didn't get a damn thing

00:24:42.000 everything I

00:24:42.800 you know

00:24:43.160 do you have

00:24:43.680 this in a size

00:24:44.460 no

00:24:44.740 uh

00:24:46.580 okay

00:24:47.240 how about this one

00:24:48.360 nope

00:24:48.680 do you have

00:24:50.320 this in a size

00:24:50.920 no

00:24:51.140 uh

00:24:52.920 how about this

00:24:53.400 in a black

00:24:53.820 oh

00:24:54.580 let me

00:24:55.600 no

00:24:55.940 I mean

00:24:57.660 it just

00:24:58.260 a supply chain thing

00:24:59.880 or supply chain thing

00:25:01.080 jeez

00:25:01.840 supply chain thing

00:25:02.680 and the guy told me

00:25:03.940 he said you know what

00:25:04.480 the real problem is

00:25:05.200 is people are coming in

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00:25:08.020 that they know are wrong

00:25:10.260 but they're just buying them

00:25:12.200 because

00:25:12.900 they want to put something

00:25:14.520 under the Christmas tree

00:25:15.580 and they figure

00:25:16.240 well she can exchange it

00:25:17.420 for the right size

00:25:18.100 when her ship comes in

00:25:19.460 yeah

00:25:19.940 if it ever does

00:25:20.860 if it ever comes in

00:25:21.860 that's

00:25:22.180 it's crazy

00:25:23.120 yeah

00:25:23.620 it's crazy

00:25:24.460 and most people

00:25:25.300 are really

00:25:25.960 having a hard time

00:25:27.120 I kind of

00:25:27.980 actually

00:25:28.460 like this

00:25:29.740 because we've

00:25:30.400 way downscaled

00:25:32.240 uh

00:25:33.360 Christmas

00:25:33.780 this year

00:25:34.620 just way

00:25:35.280 downscaled it

00:25:36.160 we're getting

00:25:37.100 we're doing

00:25:37.760 you know

00:25:38.520 we're giving gifts

00:25:39.540 to other people

00:25:40.220 and whatever

00:25:40.900 and not

00:25:41.380 in the family

00:25:41.920 we're just keeping it

00:25:42.680 very very simple

00:25:43.640 which is nice

00:25:44.840 should we be

00:25:45.600 Pat and I

00:25:46.480 expecting something nice

00:25:47.540 or

00:25:47.860 nope

00:25:48.320 nope

00:25:49.400 so that's the part

00:25:50.660 of the Christmas

00:25:51.520 you've scaled down

00:25:52.300 are you needy

00:25:53.060 you're not getting

00:25:54.160 a darn thing

00:25:55.080 not a darn thing

00:25:55.960 you know what

00:25:56.420 you can get

00:25:56.940 socks

00:25:58.220 from shop.blazemedia.com

00:26:01.460 socks

00:26:02.320 we have the new

00:26:02.860 can I get them

00:26:03.360 are we selling those

00:26:04.320 we are selling

00:26:05.060 how do you know

00:26:05.740 I know

00:26:06.700 I don't

00:26:07.460 I just

00:26:07.840 how do you know

00:26:08.840 we're selling those

00:26:09.300 so these are the

00:26:09.920 Let's Go Brandon socks

00:26:11.200 yeah

00:26:11.520 and have you seen

00:26:12.440 have you actually

00:26:13.100 seen them yet

00:26:13.960 well I've seen them

00:26:15.260 from the email

00:26:15.900 the 49 emails

00:26:17.340 I got yesterday

00:26:17.920 they're fantastic

00:26:19.320 now some might look

00:26:21.080 at the Let's Go

00:26:21.860 can you bring that

00:26:22.460 full screen again

00:26:23.040 some might look

00:26:24.060 at the Let's Go

00:26:24.720 Brandon one

00:26:26.160 on the far right

00:26:27.500 and say

00:26:28.860 why is there

00:26:29.920 a butt

00:26:30.960 and then poop

00:26:32.720 on that

00:26:33.960 that was my question

00:26:34.920 as well

00:26:35.280 was it

00:26:35.540 when I held

00:26:35.940 they gave it to me

00:26:37.480 and they said

00:26:37.800 look at those

00:26:38.340 do you know

00:26:38.760 what it is

00:26:39.320 I did find out

00:26:40.100 when I asked

00:26:40.740 yeah you have to ask

00:26:41.880 but do you know

00:26:42.740 can you figure it out

00:26:43.320 that's from

00:26:44.320 Biden's trip

00:26:45.020 to see the Pope

00:26:46.140 oh

00:26:47.640 the rumor

00:26:49.760 that he pooped his pants

00:26:50.880 was it a rumor

00:26:52.220 like Al Roker did

00:26:53.240 well I mean

00:26:54.440 it was a rumor

00:26:55.000 until it was confirmed

00:26:55.880 on these socks

00:26:56.560 yeah

00:26:57.040 now we know

00:26:57.800 we had the socks

00:26:58.520 to tell us

00:26:59.040 and we didn't make them

00:27:00.120 sock company made them

00:27:01.880 blazesocks.com

00:27:03.260 blazesocks.com

00:27:04.440 and sock companies

00:27:05.340 can't lie

00:27:06.140 no they can't

00:27:06.640 so you know it's true

00:27:07.440 no you know it's true

00:27:08.300 it's a fact

00:27:08.700 so I have Kyle Rittenhouse

00:27:11.360 on tonight

00:27:11.820 I want to get to

00:27:12.440 a couple of cuts

00:27:13.180 with him

00:27:13.680 but I also

00:27:14.860 this is really important

00:27:16.180 that we talk about

00:27:17.220 something that happened

00:27:17.840 in Dallas yesterday

00:27:18.840 it was

00:27:19.780 it's actually on the second

00:27:21.120 so it was six days ago

00:27:22.100 but it doesn't

00:27:23.940 lessen the severity

00:27:25.200 of this

00:27:25.620 they're praising

00:27:27.260 a canine dog

00:27:28.360 because a canine dog

00:27:29.800 hit on some luggage

00:27:31.180 on a passenger's luggage

00:27:32.780 at Dallas Love Field

00:27:34.160 the dog

00:27:36.080 they even named

00:27:36.960 the dog Ballantyne

00:27:38.100 alerted on an

00:27:39.140 individual checked

00:27:40.400 suitcase

00:27:41.020 it turns out

00:27:42.440 get this

00:27:43.040 it turns out

00:27:44.960 that the

00:27:46.080 suitcase belonged

00:27:47.220 to 25 year old

00:27:48.340 a 25 year old woman

00:27:49.680 from Chicago

00:27:50.420 who was carrying

00:27:51.860 $106,829 on her

00:27:55.420 and

00:27:55.780 that's illegal

00:27:57.500 we took it from her

00:27:58.440 as you know

00:27:59.200 in the United States

00:28:00.120 it's illegal to carry cash

00:28:01.660 no it's not

00:28:02.140 no it's really

00:28:03.040 and so they took it

00:28:03.940 no it's not

00:28:04.560 so they took it

00:28:05.140 but she got it back

00:28:06.560 no she did not get it back

00:28:08.000 well they charged her

00:28:09.340 no they didn't charge her

00:28:10.480 with anything

00:28:10.740 no but they suspected

00:28:11.880 they don't even suspect

00:28:12.940 at least as far as

00:28:14.120 the article is concerned

00:28:14.920 they don't even mention

00:28:15.660 suspicion here

00:28:16.640 there's no allegation

00:28:18.200 there's no charge

00:28:19.440 there's no suspicion

00:28:20.580 a dog hit

00:28:22.060 they took

00:28:23.400 that's it

00:28:24.980 that's insanity

00:28:26.620 it's such insanity

00:28:27.720 especially if you have

00:28:28.280 a hundred and

00:28:28.760 you have a hundred thousand dollars

00:28:30.420 I can guarantee

00:28:31.320 there's some

00:28:31.940 twenty dollar bills

00:28:33.000 in there

00:28:33.260 that smell to a dog

00:28:34.360 very much like cocaine

00:28:36.000 yeah

00:28:37.000 you know what I mean

00:28:37.800 can I play the role

00:28:38.720 here though

00:28:39.380 well why was she

00:28:40.600 carrying a hundred

00:28:41.260 six thousand dollars

00:28:42.560 through a hair for it

00:28:43.400 good point

00:28:43.900 very good point

00:28:45.940 except no that doesn't

00:28:46.680 it doesn't matter

00:28:47.520 no that doesn't

00:28:48.360 no

00:28:48.560 that makes no never mind

00:28:49.640 yeah but what

00:28:50.300 was she carrying

00:28:51.520 that money for

00:28:52.280 I don't know

00:28:52.800 and it doesn't matter

00:28:53.820 probably something nefarious

00:28:54.720 could be

00:28:55.260 but we don't know

00:28:56.320 so they shouldn't have

00:28:57.180 taken it

00:28:57.700 no

00:28:58.160 yeah well but the dog

00:28:59.620 knew

00:29:00.040 the dog

00:29:01.280 you hear this all the time

00:29:03.660 serial killers

00:29:04.800 the neighbors will always say

00:29:06.420 I didn't see anything

00:29:07.660 but my dog

00:29:08.660 smelled it

00:29:09.100 my dog knew

00:29:10.340 every time he'd walk by

00:29:11.720 he'd bark

00:29:12.220 we should have taken

00:29:13.420 all of the things

00:29:14.460 that he had in his house

00:29:15.440 should have done it

00:29:16.600 bees know

00:29:17.780 and dogs know

00:29:19.420 dogs know

00:29:19.940 and so they arrested

00:29:21.260 they didn't arrest her

00:29:22.220 she's not been charged

00:29:23.300 and again

00:29:24.020 there's not even

00:29:24.640 an allegation

00:29:25.560 or wherever she was going

00:29:27.000 have a good time

00:29:27.900 we don't

00:29:28.600 I mean this is a little

00:29:30.080 we got your money now

00:29:30.660 see ya

00:29:31.140 this is a little blip

00:29:32.000 in the road

00:29:32.460 go have a good time

00:29:33.620 there's another story too

00:29:34.640 in Massachusetts

00:29:35.260 man

00:29:35.820 where a woman

00:29:36.480 lost her car

00:29:37.780 it was her something

00:29:38.900 it was her kid's car

00:29:39.820 and this was

00:29:40.760 suspected of drug

00:29:41.540 it was suspected of something

00:29:43.240 was suspected of being used

00:29:45.220 five years ago right

00:29:45.660 by

00:29:46.420 someone who was dealing

00:29:49.560 was suspected

00:29:50.680 right

00:29:51.100 in dealing in drugs

00:29:51.980 now

00:29:52.320 that was not proven

00:29:53.600 yeah

00:29:54.100 the

00:29:54.740 the car was taken

00:29:56.260 on March 4th

00:29:57.560 2015

00:29:58.400 we could all celebrate

00:29:59.880 she got it back this year

00:30:01.360 that's right

00:30:01.860 yeah

00:30:02.440 wow

00:30:03.620 that's great

00:30:04.300 it only took her five years

00:30:05.900 that's not bad

00:30:06.500 she had to fight for it

00:30:08.060 in court

00:30:09.320 and

00:30:09.840 she said

00:30:10.860 afterwards

00:30:11.760 you know

00:30:13.080 the Massachusetts law

00:30:14.620 allows innocent owners

00:30:16.540 to seek the return

00:30:17.700 of their assets

00:30:18.600 unless they knew

00:30:20.420 or should have known

00:30:21.300 that such conveyance

00:30:22.380 or real property

00:30:23.240 was used in

00:30:24.140 and for

00:30:24.860 the business

00:30:25.820 of unlawfully

00:30:26.580 manufacturing

00:30:27.260 dispensing

00:30:27.760 or distributing

00:30:28.280 controlled substances

00:30:29.380 but

00:30:30.640 like the federal government

00:30:32.740 and most states

00:30:33.540 Massachusetts requires

00:30:35.040 the owners

00:30:35.660 to prove

00:30:36.520 their innocence

00:30:37.460 so she had to

00:30:39.220 prove her innocence

00:30:40.340 and she did

00:30:41.500 and it only

00:30:42.020 took her five and a half years

00:30:44.120 and she is

00:30:46.120 she's great

00:30:47.860 how are they getting away with this

00:30:49.040 I know

00:30:49.340 over and over and over

00:30:50.940 because it doesn't affect

00:30:52.500 most people

00:30:53.400 and most people will say

00:30:54.780 what was she carrying

00:30:56.620 $100,000 around for

00:30:59.140 right

00:30:59.540 yeah

00:30:59.760 no and

00:31:00.320 that's true

00:31:00.760 look

00:31:01.060 that is an odd thing to do

00:31:02.640 through an airport

00:31:03.320 so what

00:31:04.160 so what

00:31:04.760 so what

00:31:05.220 she gets to do

00:31:06.000 whatever she wants

00:31:06.580 with her money

00:31:07.020 as long as

00:31:08.280 there's

00:31:09.020 they don't prove

00:31:10.040 a case against her

00:31:11.720 this case

00:31:12.760 with the car

00:31:13.740 luckily the Goldwater Institute

00:31:15.900 got involved

00:31:16.620 in this

00:31:16.820 it's the only reason

00:31:17.820 that she got

00:31:18.380 got her car back

00:31:19.300 get the number

00:31:20.060 of the Goldwater Institute

00:31:21.280 and write it down

00:31:22.140 and put it in your wallet

00:31:23.060 because someday

00:31:23.600 you may need

00:31:24.380 the Goldwater Institute

00:31:25.380 no kidding

00:31:26.300 the

00:31:27.260 in the

00:31:27.940 in the

00:31:28.320 in the motion

00:31:28.940 they say

00:31:29.620 Massachusetts does not

00:31:31.120 provide any

00:31:32.120 deadline

00:31:32.740 any deadline

00:31:33.680 from which the

00:31:34.480 Commonwealth is required

00:31:35.640 to initiate

00:31:36.220 forfeiture proceedings

00:31:37.140 that's unbelievable

00:31:37.960 they could just

00:31:38.500 hold on to it forever

00:31:39.260 and never have

00:31:40.240 the proceeding at all

00:31:41.380 and think about a car

00:31:42.660 for a second

00:31:43.160 you have a 2015 car

00:31:44.840 and you don't have it

00:31:45.940 until 2021

00:31:46.800 number one

00:31:47.680 you have to pay

00:31:48.200 for six years

00:31:49.140 of transportation

00:31:49.920 after you've already

00:31:50.840 purchased a car

00:31:51.500 you have to figure out

00:31:52.080 how to get yourself

00:31:52.580 around for six years

00:31:53.380 then you get the car

00:31:54.600 back

00:31:54.880 which is now

00:31:55.580 six years older

00:31:56.560 what happens

00:31:57.440 when a car

00:31:57.900 ages six years

00:31:59.060 and it doesn't

00:31:59.860 it's not even

00:32:00.300 being driven

00:32:00.840 it's a classic

00:32:01.540 it's now an antique

00:32:03.420 it's a classic

00:32:04.520 the value of the car

00:32:05.880 goes down

00:32:06.520 it was an infinity

00:32:07.260 it's now

00:32:08.340 a 2011

00:32:09.280 infinity

00:32:10.020 in 2021

00:32:10.840 now

00:32:11.720 luckily

00:32:12.360 because of supply

00:32:13.440 chain issues

00:32:13.900 it may be worth

00:32:14.500 $500,000

00:32:15.440 right now

00:32:16.120 so good luck

00:32:17.920 here's what Elon Musk

00:32:18.820 said yesterday

00:32:19.520 and this is absolutely

00:32:20.620 right

00:32:20.940 he was talking

00:32:21.400 about another subject

00:32:22.200 but this one goes

00:32:23.320 right to

00:32:24.820 asset forfeiture

00:32:26.580 Elon Musk

00:32:27.960 quote

00:32:28.340 it doesn't make sense

00:32:30.300 to take the job

00:32:31.380 of capital allocation

00:32:32.800 away from the people

00:32:34.380 with a demonstrated

00:32:35.720 great skill

00:32:36.580 in capital allocation

00:32:37.800 and give it to an entity

00:32:39.380 that has demonstrated

00:32:40.900 very poor skill

00:32:42.280 in capital allocation

00:32:43.920 think of the government

00:32:45.960 as essentially

00:32:47.480 a corporation

00:32:48.640 to the extreme limit

00:32:50.880 the government

00:32:52.640 is simply

00:32:53.760 the biggest corporation

00:32:55.180 with a monopoly

00:32:56.380 on violence

00:32:57.380 and where you have

00:32:59.240 no recourse

00:33:00.520 it's true

00:33:03.020 yeah man

00:33:03.660 yep

00:33:04.600 this is why you have

00:33:05.900 small government

00:33:06.680 all right

00:33:07.400 back with

00:33:08.040 some audio

00:33:09.020 of the Kyle Rittenhouse

00:33:10.700 interview

00:33:11.120 that is going to happen

00:33:11.860 tonight

00:33:12.320 at 9pm

00:33:13.780 stand by

00:33:14.600 Pat hang out

00:33:15.320 for a minute

00:33:15.760 turns out

00:33:16.840 buying and selling

00:33:17.420 a house

00:33:17.840 can really suck

00:33:19.560 yeah

00:33:20.120 yeah

00:33:20.620 believe it or not

00:33:21.340 big shocker

00:33:22.160 it's not as

00:33:23.680 as simple

00:33:24.880 as exchanging

00:33:25.880 a set of keys

00:33:26.820 for a big fat check

00:33:28.920 on the selling

00:33:30.300 on the selling end

00:33:30.640 you have inspections

00:33:31.460 and repairs

00:33:31.980 and remodeling

00:33:32.680 finally having to

00:33:34.000 take care of

00:33:34.460 all those things

00:33:35.140 that your wife

00:33:35.600 has been asking

00:33:36.200 you to do

00:33:36.660 for years

00:33:37.180 around the place

00:33:37.840 you now actually

00:33:38.680 have to do them

00:33:39.380 and then on the

00:33:39.860 buying end

00:33:40.440 you don't know

00:33:41.500 exactly

00:33:42.020 sometimes where

00:33:43.220 to look for

00:33:43.920 the right house

00:33:44.600 the kitchen

00:33:45.420 may look great

00:33:46.160 in the pictures

00:33:46.800 but it turns out

00:33:47.720 to be made

00:33:48.200 of cardboard

00:33:48.780 I mean

00:33:49.580 you're gonna get

00:33:51.120 hungry at some

00:33:51.940 point

00:33:52.240 this is why

00:33:53.440 real estate agents

00:33:54.540 itrust.com

00:33:56.740 came in to be

00:33:57.640 this is my company

00:33:58.600 it's a free

00:33:59.180 service to you

00:34:00.020 we have gone

00:34:01.860 through the country

00:34:03.400 gone through

00:34:04.140 thousands

00:34:04.900 tens of thousands

00:34:05.800 of agents

00:34:06.560 and we have found

00:34:08.080 the 2,000

00:34:09.480 that we think

00:34:10.840 are the best

00:34:11.940 in your area

00:34:12.940 they have a great

00:34:13.880 track record

00:34:14.620 they have the

00:34:16.400 the right skills

00:34:17.840 they have really

00:34:19.340 high customer

00:34:20.280 satisfaction ratings

00:34:21.620 we monitor them

00:34:23.020 and then if you

00:34:24.100 are looking for

00:34:24.920 somebody to buy

00:34:25.600 or sell a house

00:34:26.360 we can help you

00:34:27.460 whether you're

00:34:27.880 moving across

00:34:28.460 the street

00:34:28.840 or across

00:34:29.320 the country

00:34:29.860 free service

00:34:31.020 to you

00:34:31.460 real estate

00:34:32.280 agents

00:34:32.800 itrust.com

00:34:35.060 the Glenn Beck

00:34:38.080 program

00:34:38.800 so Kyle Rittenhouse

00:34:42.660 is on

00:34:43.240 tonight

00:34:44.540 on my

00:34:46.180 Wednesday night

00:34:46.720 special

00:34:47.120 at 9pm

00:34:48.060 he's a

00:34:49.400 very different

00:34:50.620 guy

00:34:51.160 than you

00:34:52.300 think

00:34:53.160 he is

00:34:54.400 he is

00:34:54.420 I think

00:34:55.020 you know

00:34:56.400 you don't

00:34:56.680 know anything

00:34:57.180 about him

00:34:57.880 you know

00:34:58.780 now he's

00:34:59.360 not a white

00:34:59.840 supremacist

00:35:00.440 vigilante

00:35:01.620 you know

00:35:03.480 that he is

00:35:04.340 been found

00:35:05.240 not guilty

00:35:06.080 but who is he

00:35:07.780 really

00:35:08.180 and I was

00:35:09.900 I was

00:35:11.920 it was

00:35:13.260 pretty

00:35:14.320 profound

00:35:15.180 realization

00:35:15.820 to me

00:35:16.700 on how much

00:35:18.120 of a kid

00:35:18.840 this guy

00:35:19.960 is

00:35:20.360 I mean

00:35:21.180 you know

00:35:21.940 we know

00:35:22.260 he's 18

00:35:22.740 years old

00:35:23.240 he's going

00:35:23.520 right

00:35:23.700 but he

00:35:24.500 is not

00:35:25.260 he's not

00:35:27.280 he's a

00:35:28.400 regular

00:35:28.860 kid

00:35:29.540 you know

00:35:30.920 at 17

00:35:31.780 he had to

00:35:33.520 quit school

00:35:34.200 so he

00:35:34.760 could

00:35:35.340 go and

00:35:36.760 help

00:35:37.060 he held

00:35:37.760 three jobs

00:35:38.660 so he

00:35:39.760 could help

00:35:40.360 pay for the

00:35:41.020 rent and the

00:35:41.520 food in the

00:35:41.900 house because

00:35:42.300 mom didn't

00:35:42.800 have it

00:35:43.220 well so

00:35:44.360 he's he's

00:35:45.740 going out of

00:35:46.620 school and

00:35:47.300 he's just

00:35:47.940 working he's

00:35:48.700 not paying

00:35:49.220 attention to

00:35:49.960 politics none

00:35:51.300 of it he

00:35:52.280 only gets

00:35:52.760 involved in

00:35:54.360 Kenosha because

00:35:55.320 that's where his

00:35:56.220 dad lives and

00:35:57.780 his friend and

00:35:58.500 his aunt and

00:35:59.740 uncle and

00:36:00.340 cousin and a

00:36:01.280 bunch of

00:36:01.620 and he worked

00:36:02.820 and he worked

00:36:03.140 one of his

00:36:03.800 jobs is there

00:36:04.400 so he he

00:36:05.320 knows I mean

00:36:05.960 he knows the

00:36:06.920 area and

00:36:07.920 in you know

00:36:09.080 that's why he

00:36:10.040 was involved but

00:36:10.860 everyone I think

00:36:11.820 tons of people

00:36:12.740 went through

00:36:13.200 that during

00:36:13.800 that period I

00:36:14.500 remember my

00:36:15.060 wife like driving

00:36:15.840 around like you

00:36:16.740 know like she

00:36:17.400 was gonna you

00:36:18.060 know one one

00:36:19.160 person defend

00:36:20.060 our community

00:36:20.720 when there were

00:36:22.020 with threats of

00:36:22.800 riots going on I

00:36:24.140 mean you see

00:36:24.740 your I had a

00:36:25.360 neighbor down you

00:36:26.140 feel like you

00:36:26.660 need to do

00:36:27.040 something I had a

00:36:27.940 neighbor call me

00:36:28.740 and say we're

00:36:30.260 all gonna meet at

00:36:30.940 your house if

00:36:31.640 things happen

00:36:32.800 and we'll defend

00:36:35.440 it from your

00:36:36.040 house and I'm

00:36:36.640 like okay yeah

00:36:38.040 I mean my

00:36:38.840 house is definitely

00:36:39.380 the one we should

00:36:39.820 defend yeah

00:36:40.420 yeah let the

00:36:41.580 other ones

00:36:41.840 so anyway I

00:36:44.800 talked to him

00:36:45.540 about many

00:36:46.460 things about

00:36:47.160 does he have

00:36:47.840 nightmares will

00:36:49.800 he ever pick up

00:36:50.520 a gun again

00:36:51.280 how does he feel

00:36:52.500 about guns

00:36:53.260 him going to

00:36:55.440 college he's

00:36:56.580 saying he's

00:36:57.100 going to he's

00:36:58.500 not going to

00:36:58.840 take it online

00:36:59.540 he's going to

00:37:00.580 Arizona State

00:37:01.200 yeah Arizona

00:37:01.880 State ASU and

00:37:03.220 he's he's

00:37:04.460 enrolled and

00:37:05.480 going we also

00:37:08.020 talked to him

00:37:08.460 about lawsuits

00:37:09.880 and there's

00:37:12.060 some interesting

00:37:12.580 things on that

00:37:13.400 let me just

00:37:13.980 play this

00:37:14.540 Rittenhouse we

00:37:16.080 ever pick up a

00:37:16.760 gun again

00:37:17.120 listen to this

00:37:17.720 will you ever

00:37:19.200 pick up a gun

00:37:19.820 again I don't

00:37:21.980 know what is

00:37:23.260 your view of

00:37:23.820 guns now I

00:37:25.080 believe everybody

00:37:26.080 has a second

00:37:26.920 amendment right I

00:37:27.980 believe in the

00:37:28.460 Constitution have

00:37:30.760 you touched one

00:37:32.260 since I haven't

00:37:34.460 but other than

00:37:35.460 the museum yeah

00:37:36.840 I saw your guys

00:37:38.220 this beautiful

00:37:38.680 museum and I

00:37:39.340 was looking at

00:37:39.800 your very old

00:37:41.540 old weapons you

00:37:42.920 guys yeah from

00:37:43.660 the Revolutionary

00:37:45.440 War yes so they

00:37:47.260 don't scare you at

00:37:48.360 all no good so

00:37:50.840 you put a gun back

00:37:51.880 in Kyle Rittenhouse's

00:37:52.800 hand there's your

00:37:53.300 headline flintlock

00:37:54.380 yep there you go

00:37:55.420 he was wild with

00:37:56.600 that flintlock too

00:37:57.620 that was interesting

00:37:58.560 because you know

00:37:59.500 you get the sense

00:38:00.140 the thing about him

00:38:01.160 that you notice and

00:38:02.220 you had mentioned

00:38:02.680 this that he he's

00:38:03.940 a teenager you

00:38:05.320 sit across the

00:38:05.960 table from him he

00:38:07.160 looks three years

00:38:08.780 younger in real

00:38:10.260 life than TV easy

00:38:11.760 he I just I felt

00:38:13.480 like I was sitting

00:38:13.980 there talking to my

00:38:14.660 son oh wow yeah

00:38:16.300 it's interesting

00:38:17.500 though but he was

00:38:18.120 very he seemingly

00:38:19.400 very well trained on

00:38:21.080 his firearm like he

00:38:22.200 knew he knew where

00:38:24.500 his hands needed to

00:38:25.340 be where you know

00:38:25.920 like he he did

00:38:27.460 everything right in

00:38:28.360 those moments thank

00:38:29.280 God or he'd be in

00:38:30.780 prison for the rest

00:38:31.420 of his life but he

00:38:32.640 he was he was

00:38:33.780 restrained with it

00:38:34.880 he was doing the

00:38:35.900 things that you're

00:38:36.380 supposed to do

00:38:36.980 look at the

00:38:37.620 difference between

00:38:38.200 not to call them

00:38:39.080 out but like the

00:38:39.560 people the the

00:38:40.260 couple in uh in

00:38:42.040 st louis remember

00:38:42.820 when people were

00:38:43.300 breaking into their

00:38:43.980 decated community

00:38:44.720 they're out there

00:38:45.220 with like fingers on

00:38:45.980 the trigger out you

00:38:46.760 know how about

00:38:47.540 like baldwin

00:38:48.660 alec baldwin who

00:38:50.140 shoots somebody and

00:38:50.980 then says I I

00:38:52.020 didn't pull the

00:38:52.540 trigger it wasn't me

00:38:53.800 or point it he

00:38:54.720 didn't point it he

00:38:55.460 didn't point it he

00:38:56.200 didn't pull the

00:38:56.660 trigger and he bears

00:38:57.560 no responsibility for

00:38:58.660 yeah so that's that

00:38:59.760 doesn't really work

00:39:00.560 alec uh you know

00:39:02.060 that's a bizarre

00:39:02.780 claim yeah it is a

00:39:04.100 really bizarre claim

00:39:04.900 but it was

00:39:05.500 interesting that he

00:39:06.260 you know someone

00:39:06.960 who at 17 or 18

00:39:08.920 years old knows how

00:39:09.700 to use a firearm

00:39:10.280 like that you'd

00:39:10.880 think would be

00:39:11.400 someone who who

00:39:12.380 is a big part of

00:39:12.980 their life and he

00:39:14.080 he doesn't and he

00:39:15.700 doesn't come off

00:39:16.340 there coming off

00:39:17.160 like I of course

00:39:18.260 I'm gonna be you

00:39:19.320 know doing commercials

00:39:19.920 for gun companies

00:39:20.760 no he's he's the

00:39:22.400 opposite of that he

00:39:23.540 doesn't want he

00:39:25.060 doesn't want to all

00:39:26.060 of this I asked him

00:39:27.020 I said so then why

00:39:27.880 the media tour why

00:39:28.860 are you speaking to

00:39:29.860 everybody he said

00:39:30.380 because I'll talk

00:39:32.620 until my side is

00:39:34.660 out he said nobody

00:39:37.060 has heard my side

00:39:38.460 and I think everybody

00:39:39.840 needs to hear from

00:39:41.720 me that's great and

00:39:43.680 he's a really

00:39:44.660 thoughtful kid but

00:39:46.580 he's a kid he's a

00:39:48.100 kid you I think

00:39:49.060 you'll walk away

00:39:50.080 liking him more than

00:39:52.880 even you you may

00:39:54.160 have already but

00:39:55.440 he's not somebody who

00:39:56.760 wants to be the

00:39:57.480 president or run for

00:39:58.480 Congress or be a

00:39:59.440 spokesman he wants

00:40:00.300 he doesn't want

00:40:00.780 even an activist

00:40:01.900 right he's no he's

00:40:03.560 yeah he's not leading

00:40:04.500 parades down the

00:40:05.720 street in protest he's

00:40:07.040 not he's not that

00:40:07.680 guy he's not going to

00:40:08.780 become the what was

00:40:09.920 that guy's name the

00:40:10.740 Parkland shooter the

00:40:12.280 pig or what was

00:40:13.980 pig I'm pretty sure

00:40:16.560 it wasn't pig it was

00:40:17.800 he said pig I was

00:40:18.920 like what is he

00:40:19.360 talking about no it's

00:40:20.140 David Hogg David

00:40:20.820 Hogg yes that's what

00:40:21.700 it was oh my god

00:40:22.620 David Pig it was

00:40:23.700 David Hogg

00:40:24.640 right yeah that's

00:40:25.900 close I was like

00:40:26.880 legitimately it was

00:40:28.140 close yeah he's

00:40:28.800 related is an

00:40:29.440 amazing I don't know

00:40:30.640 how you got there

00:40:31.260 that was amazing you

00:40:32.200 don't want to see his

00:40:33.000 mind palace it's a

00:40:34.240 spooky place but yeah

00:40:37.460 he's not going to

00:40:38.120 become that guy he

00:40:38.860 doesn't want to be that

00:40:39.740 guy and I hope he

00:40:41.820 doesn't become that

00:40:42.660 guy I hope he can go

00:40:44.680 back to school and live

00:40:47.800 his life and do what

00:40:49.480 he wants he he told me

00:40:51.240 to now he's you know

00:40:53.040 he was thinking about

00:40:53.840 being a fireman or

00:40:55.300 something like that

00:40:56.240 and he's had a career

00:40:57.480 change kind of an

00:40:59.840 epiphany and you'll

00:41:01.140 hear about that and so

00:41:02.100 much more tonight at

00:41:03.800 9 p.m. on Blaze TV

00:41:06.460 don't miss it

00:41:08.040 so people always ask me

00:41:13.740 all the time Glenn do

00:41:15.080 you really believe in

00:41:16.080 the clients you talk

00:41:17.240 about on the air this

00:41:18.500 is a picture of me I

00:41:19.700 just have showed here

00:41:20.440 on my iPad this is a

00:41:21.600 picture of me this is

00:41:22.600 our backyard and that

00:41:25.540 is the new product I'm

00:41:27.060 going to talk to you

00:41:27.560 about and I was using

00:41:29.440 it before I knew they

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00:41:33.240 cool my fireside it is

00:41:36.000 there is something about

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00:41:40.640 at night with your

00:41:42.320 family we don't share

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00:41:47.140 there is something about

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00:42:05.160 you know whether you want

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00:42:07.400 let's go Brandon or the

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00:42:16.780 What you are about to hear

00:42:37.460 is the fusion of

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00:42:41.940 this is the Glenn Beck

00:42:47.280 program some breaking news

00:42:50.060 Pfizer says three doses of

00:42:53.180 their vaccine will improve

00:42:55.740 protection against Omicron

00:42:57.640 so that's that's good that's

00:43:00.460 good news I guess just take

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00:43:04.560 won't stop it it'll protect

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00:43:10.740 feel those flu-like symptoms

00:43:12.280 that's all you have to do

00:43:14.020 just take three of the doses

00:43:15.520 and you won't feel the flu-like

00:43:17.100 symptoms okay we have more on

00:43:20.060 that because Stu I just made

00:43:21.980 Stu very angry he's like not at

00:43:25.740 all not at all covering the news

00:43:28.700 well as usual also I want to

00:43:32.920 talk to you about the banks

00:43:34.020 wow it's really interesting what

00:43:38.120 city just decided to do

00:43:40.260 city bank it's almost like the

00:43:42.200 great reset

00:43:42.980 isn't a hoax

00:43:46.700 hmm the news on what the bank is

00:43:49.680 doing now in 60 seconds

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00:45:07.300 okay I just this is this is going to be

00:45:23.580 really good now Stu how would you

00:45:27.160 describe what I said ESG scores were

00:45:31.400 going to mean in the banking industry

00:45:34.260 ESG environment governance governance

00:45:38.580 and social justice right that's the ESG

00:45:41.520 what they stand for and the basic

00:45:43.400 concept I know you go into much more

00:45:46.140 depth on this in your new book the

00:45:47.820 great reset which is coming out in

00:45:49.420 January but in the basic looking for a

00:45:51.440 general what your take is on that

00:45:53.360 basic concept is you just being a

00:45:57.480 profitable business is not enough you

00:45:59.920 need to hit these these standards that

00:46:04.180 make the world better by their view and

00:46:06.020 the ESG standard is like basically

00:46:07.620 going to give you a score do you do the

00:46:10.160 things that essentially the left wants

00:46:12.280 you to do with your business or even in

00:46:14.620 your personal life so if you are for

00:46:16.800 example buying a gas guzzler car your

00:46:21.340 ESG score would be lower if you're

00:46:23.080 donating to anti-LGBTQ causes you

00:46:27.660 would be seen as a that would be a

00:46:29.360 negative in your ESG score and so

00:46:32.040 these things would punish you and

00:46:33.200 maybe you would get rejected by banks

00:46:35.340 maybe you wouldn't be get the loans the

00:46:36.840 banking services you need maybe you

00:46:38.880 get higher rates that's crazy is that

00:46:41.140 that's good that's it that's it but

00:46:42.920 that's remember that's crazy because I

00:46:45.400 said this about Merrill Lynch Merrill Lynch

00:46:47.240 is now posting ESG scores your ESG

00:46:51.780 score did you know you had one posting

00:46:53.560 it posting it does that mean posting

00:46:55.660 posting it you go sign into your

00:46:57.380 Merrill Lynch account and you will see

00:46:59.300 your ESG ESG score oh my god based on

00:47:02.660 what you are investing in okay so if you

00:47:06.020 want to if you want your ESG score to go

00:47:08.640 up you better reallocate some of the

00:47:10.660 money and get out out of some of these

00:47:12.500 brown industries right and then you get

00:47:15.140 this thing that goes on where people

00:47:17.920 now will start lobbying to have

00:47:19.680 positive ESG this is happening with

00:47:21.640 nuclear energy right now right they're

00:47:23.740 trying to get nuclear energy to be a

00:47:25.900 good thing for your ESG score because

00:47:28.360 it is because it is at least for the

00:47:29.920 environmental part of that you know no

00:47:32.440 emissions and everything and they want

00:47:34.400 to develop new nuclear energy but they

00:47:36.140 can't do it until they get this ESG

00:47:38.320 score this stamp of approval from the ESG

00:47:40.440 master okay so back in March I said

00:47:44.080 Merrill Lynch had put this up and and

00:47:47.120 they were going to use this now to start

00:47:49.080 judging you Merrill Lynch and Bank of

00:47:52.780 America responded immediately the

00:47:55.500 fastest response to anything I've ever

00:47:57.720 seen in literally in anything we've ever

00:48:01.140 done it was an immediate response and

00:48:04.260 they said many of our self-directed

00:48:05.820 clients have expressed an interest in

00:48:07.780 implying an ESG lens to investment

00:48:10.780 opportunities and I'll define ESG lens in a

00:48:13.720 second but a lot of clients say they want

00:48:16.100 to look at investments that they're

00:48:17.600 considering making and looking at them

00:48:19.740 through the lens of environmental social

00:48:22.040 and governance information and this is

00:48:25.720 just to help them assess the opportunities

00:48:27.500 and the risks if they want to it's

00:48:30.640 completely optional these ratings are

00:48:32.720 available not everybody uses them but I

00:48:35.820 mean they have absolute no impact on any

00:48:38.060 individuals credit or the ability to

00:48:40.520 access any of our other services at all

00:48:43.520 okay that was back in March now that's

00:48:46.380 Bank of America let me give you this

00:48:48.200 story from Citigroup today in Bloomberg

00:48:51.040 Citigroup will eventually expect borrowers

00:48:55.840 to have a credible plan for measuring and

00:48:59.340 reducing their carbon footprint as part of

00:49:02.400 the bank's pledge to achieve net zero

00:49:04.740 greenhouse gas emissions so they have made a

00:49:09.000 promise to the globe I promise you

00:49:12.200 that we're gonna we're gonna have zero net

00:49:17.020 emissions on all the loans that we make we

00:49:20.520 will not hurt big blue we're not gonna do it

00:49:23.340 who loves his art so for them to have no

00:49:30.200 emissions zero net emissions that means they

00:49:33.760 can't loan any money out to people who are

00:49:36.700 investing in brown industries do you what's

00:49:41.620 your ESG score who are you investing in

00:49:44.760 because we can't invest in you if you're

00:49:46.480 investing in anything brown the firm says

00:49:50.600 they are still formulating plans for how it

00:49:53.000 will go about pulling off its pledge chief

00:49:56.040 executive offers officer Jane Frazier said

00:49:58.800 Tuesday at the Wall Street Journal CEO council

00:50:01.520 conference when asked how the firm would

00:50:03.920 respond to natural a natural gas driller

00:50:07.280 looking for a 30-year loan to build

00:50:09.280 infrastructure Frazier said well it'll start

00:50:12.480 with a conversation if they don't have a

00:50:15.540 credible plan and they're not able to come

00:50:17.540 up with targets and metrics and disclosures

00:50:20.440 then it'll be a shorter conversation Citigroup's

00:50:24.440 climate plans are a key push for Frazier who

00:50:27.400 made the pledge to achieve net zero emissions

00:50:29.640 by 2050 on her first day Frazier was one of

00:50:33.160 the many financiers who descended on Glasgow

00:50:36.360 earlier this year for a climate summit where

00:50:40.200 she called for global leaders to set consistent

00:50:42.920 sustainability standards that would make it

00:50:45.300 easier for clients to invest in green projects

00:50:48.120 she said her firm isn't a fan of the idea of

00:50:51.840 simply asking clients to dispose of any so-called

00:50:54.720 brown assets which would just shift the problem

00:50:57.680 to a new owner she cautioned that banks also

00:51:00.720 have to consider the ramifications of quickly

00:51:03.140 pulling support for carbon laden industries

00:51:05.840 without any backup plan if we're shutting down a

00:51:09.080 lot of brown assets in certain communities and

00:51:11.920 then we're not providing alternative employment

00:51:14.060 sources and driving finances into local

00:51:16.900 entrepreneurs and building out the alternatives

00:51:19.200 this is going to be a very unpleasant and socially

00:51:22.340 unpleasant transition that we all have to go

00:51:25.280 through now we actually don't all have to go

00:51:27.940 through that no huh no you're deciding you and

00:51:31.600 those of you in Davos this is the Davos plan you know

00:51:37.380 you always say oh man they're all just these great

00:51:39.540 guys going to the ski resort you know talk about

00:51:42.700 money and things and it's great that they're all

00:51:46.240 getting together in Davos this the great reset is from

00:51:52.040 Davos it is the Davos plan I don't know about you but

00:51:55.960 I haven't been invited to Davos in quite a long time

00:52:00.500 oh in fact never have you your voice isn't being

00:52:05.280 heard in this you're just gonna have to go through that

00:52:08.880 that really socially unpleasant transition that we all

00:52:13.600 have to go through because why why do we have to go

00:52:16.800 through this oh that's right because they've decided

00:52:19.860 you don't have a say in it so when they said you know

00:52:25.160 we're not gonna do this you know on loans it's that that's

00:52:31.400 ridiculous it's not gonna have an effect on anybody uh yes

00:52:34.940 yes it is yes it is this is one step closer now to the

00:52:41.100 great reset this is one step closer to you not being able

00:52:45.900 to get a loan for something you want to do and if you want

00:52:51.880 to buy a dirty old house oh my gosh what are your plans to

00:52:55.160 make sure that that's a greenhouse what are your plans to

00:52:58.100 make sure that that doesn't take all that oil to heat that

00:53:00.860 house I mean we'll help you you just have to take out a loan

00:53:05.440 you know to make sure you do all that now that might be a loan

00:53:08.860 you can't afford then maybe you shouldn't have the house but

00:53:11.300 we can sell it to somebody like blackrock who has the money

00:53:14.820 and they have the credibility with the bank to be able to turn

00:53:18.500 that into a green green house and then you can rent it from

00:53:22.160 them see how this is working

00:53:24.860 it's it's it's it's insanity but let me give you this from the

00:53:33.320 new york times i love this sol amarova a cornell law school

00:53:38.360 professor whom critics painted as a communist after

00:53:42.740 president biden picked her for key banking regular

00:53:45.840 regulator job she withdrew from consideration for the post on

00:53:50.120 tuesday in a letter to the white sad by the way

00:53:53.480 that's sad is it yeah i mean i because we talked so much about her

00:53:57.920 and it didn't seem like anybody else knew anything about her yeah i don't

00:54:01.140 remember it there was nobody else talking about it

00:54:03.560 this audience by itself basically made this one happen and thank god it did

00:54:07.780 uh she is um well you just look up some of her hit quotes uh i'm gonna i'm just

00:54:13.380 gonna read what the new york times said about her

00:54:15.160 in a letter to the white house ms omarova said it was no longer tenable for

00:54:19.100 her to seek the position of comptroller of the currency

00:54:21.420 mr biden who said ms omarova had lived the american dream

00:54:26.360 by escaping her birthplace in the former soviet union

00:54:30.080 i'm sorry did she escape did she escape

00:54:33.520 no she was over here on uh an educational uh visa

00:54:39.540 she was over here when the soviet union fell

00:54:43.320 so she didn't escape in fact she loved the soviet union

00:54:48.260 she thought it was a pretty great place

00:54:50.180 sol would have been she would have brought invaluable insight and perspective

00:54:55.940 to our important work on behalf of the american people he said

00:54:59.940 but unfortunately from the very beginning of her nomination

00:55:03.360 sol was subjected to inappropriate personal attacks

00:55:06.900 that were far beyond the pale oh my gosh

00:55:10.660 what were some of those personal attacks do

00:55:13.040 oh my gosh well i i first of all the new york times in their tweet about this

00:55:18.100 story yeah i think nailed it they said she's cornell law professor whom

00:55:21.820 president biden picked for a key banking regulator job she's withdrawing

00:55:25.400 bank lobbyists and republicans painted her as a communist

00:55:28.940 because she was born in the soviet union yeah it's xenophobia

00:55:32.440 it was just because she was born there now it's weird because i don't remember

00:55:35.920 painting melania trump as a communist because she was born in the soviet union

00:55:39.680 but you thought it that's a dog whistle stew really yeah we all thought it

00:55:43.960 dog whistle dog whistle i don't remember melania communist right that's what we

00:55:47.820 were all thinking no we actually were like this is an amazing story a woman who

00:55:51.100 was born and why why isn't this a big deal right it's incredible yeah and no one

00:55:56.600 seemed to care about it at all including the new york times well the new york

00:55:59.720 times might have had a little bit in their dog whistle racism uh and xenophobia

00:56:05.320 you know they might have thought well if melania is with donald trump of course he

00:56:09.000 has an affinity to russia because she's a communist ms amaroma faced months of

00:56:15.440 criticism from republicans and bank lobbyists who cast her as a threat to

00:56:19.820 the american economy lobbyists began to oppose her almost as soon as her

00:56:23.880 nomination was announced saying she wanted to replace the banking

00:56:27.360 industry's functions with services provided by the federal reserve they

00:56:31.780 pointed to a 2020 paper that she had written about the ways the fed could use

00:56:35.920 its own digital currency with central bankers that had already begun to

00:56:40.520 consider creating as comptroller she would have had to coordinate with bank

00:56:44.600 regulators at the federal reserve but would not have the authority to make

00:56:48.500 changes of the banking system structure dummy some lobbyists including the

00:56:53.920 incoming chairman of a group representing community bankers and the chief

00:56:58.900 executive of another group that focuses on big banks also shared a wall street

00:57:04.840 journal editorial suggesting that miss omorova's soviet childhood meant she

00:57:09.660 couldn't be trusted now i will tell you i read that wall street journal and it is

00:57:16.580 her childhood in the soviet union that made me go hmm can we trust her she

00:57:23.780 wasn't playing with lincoln logs they weren't talking about lincoln over in the

00:57:31.920 soviet union can we trust her because she wasn't playing with a chatty kathy doll oh no no it was a

00:57:42.600 soviet doll this is the craziest things i've ever heard republicans in com and in congress

00:57:51.000 mimic the lobbyist criticism saving miss omorova's academic work and her soviet origins should

00:57:56.860 disqualify her yeah her academic work should have in exchange in an exchange that drew gasks from

00:58:04.880 democrats during miss omorova's hearing before the senate banking committee senator john kennedy

00:58:10.240 republican of louisiana demanded that he know whether or not miss over uh omorova had ever resigned from a

00:58:17.160 communist youth group that soviet children were forced to join i don't know whether to call you

00:58:23.180 professor or comrade he said but the republican opposition would not have mattered had senate

00:58:29.500 democrats been united in favor of ms omorova her nomination was ultimately doomed by a lack of support

00:58:37.260 from moderates making her the biden administration's third high profile nominee to bow out okay let me ask

00:58:46.820 you this if your problem came from your democratic moderates then she probably isn't a moderate to most

00:58:59.580 democrats because you only have a few moderates left that you haven't taken out back and shot in the

00:59:07.500 head uh and if it was those moderates it's really not the xenophobic uh crazed callings and cat

00:59:16.640 calls from republicans it is really truly you don't like a moderate candidate every candidate you're

00:59:25.660 putting up is saying crazy things like we should close all of the banks and there should only be one bank

00:59:33.000 the fed and the fed will just open up accounts for everybody and all of the loans and everything can be done

00:59:41.300 by the federal reserve that doesn't sound like a very american idea and if that is the new america

00:59:50.400 then i don't want any part of that and yes i will fight against a bank monopoly held by our federal

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01:01:11.060 glenn beck and kyle rittenhouse go one-on-one tonight the real villain of the rittenhouse story

01:01:28.360 i actually talked to him uh did this interview yesterday you're it's going to air tonight we'll

01:01:34.340 play some clips here in a minute um he's a fascinating guy and i don't think the guy everybody thinks he is

01:01:41.320 everybody thinks he's some sort of a of a conservative crusader he's not he's not he's a kid um and uh i think

01:01:51.640 a really decent nice nice kid uh but he is a kid nonetheless uh and i said to him has justice been

01:02:01.180 served and he said yes

01:02:04.060 i don't think it has yeah i disagree with him on that yeah yeah he should have never been charged

01:02:11.380 and until that that sort of stuff is rectified and what happened to him in the media is rectified

01:02:16.360 i said the the so they didn't get you okay so you were found uh not guilty so justice has been served

01:02:27.380 there but they're still calling you a racist white supremacist they're still doing it the press that

01:02:36.260 ginned this whole thing up until there's justice there there won't be justice until there's justice with

01:02:43.060 this out of control prosecutor that thing should have never come to court never should have never

01:02:48.760 gone to court and yet it did why because the prosecutor is is either somebody who just cares

01:02:57.960 about you know his approval ratings or was doing it because the mob said but it had nothing to do with

01:03:03.640 justice and that should be corrected that's when justice will be served and we should also point out

01:03:09.820 the only reason he was able to do this interview with you not in a jail cell is because of conservative

01:03:15.380 media members who risked their lives uh to film the footage and luckily caught it all because without

01:03:22.640 that he'd be in prison for the next 50 years or more yeah i talked to him about that without the video

01:03:27.920 coverage of the event and the video coverage in the trial do you think you'd be free here is answer

01:03:36.840 tonight kyle rittenhouse one-on-one with me the real villain of the rittenhouse story tonight 9 p.m blaze tv.com

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01:05:11.680 glenn 20 to save 20 welcome to the glenn beck program it is the holiday season and uh it is

01:05:25.460 time to spend time with your family and friends and reconnect with the things that are important and

01:05:32.600 we need to reconnect it's been you know we're going on two years of lockdown madness in some states

01:05:40.060 and uh we feel further from our family and our friends than i think we ever have i i just spent

01:05:51.220 some time with a friend of mine i was went over to the house and i said how long has it been

01:05:56.100 two years i mean it's these two years have just disappeared on us use the time to reconnect

01:06:05.140 and reconnect with the real values there's a book out called uh life on christmas eve it's a novel i

01:06:12.100 told you about it before um and it is a book written by one of my writers the guy who uh there i have two

01:06:20.660 writers and researchers uh that are you know that's their primary only real job is to write the wednesday

01:06:27.680 night specials and uh nathan nipper is one of them and he takes two weeks to write one of those

01:06:35.720 specials i you know i i do them every week but uh these writers need you know need to skip every other

01:06:42.480 one or something but uh so nathan uh is one of the guys who writes and if you've ever watched any of

01:06:49.200 our specials and thought wow that was really important he's one of the guys responsible for it

01:06:53.760 and he's written a book life on christmas eve which has been in the works for how long i mean

01:06:59.280 as a story over 10 years yeah how did you how did you find the time to because i work you to the bone

01:07:06.900 yeah how did you find time to write this i wouldn't have uh i actually wrote the first draft of that six

01:07:11.860 years ago and just sort of tinkered with it you know over the ensuing six years very slow i'm a slow

01:07:18.220 writer uh you may have noticed yeah i know so not true so yeah um first draft was over six years

01:07:28.240 ago and then you know it's just been tell the story tell the story quickly now let me tell you

01:07:33.220 this because he's a really humble guy and he's not going to say as i told you the last time he was on

01:07:37.460 um he'll never bring this up but he has three kids and uh they don't have they were born without

01:07:45.080 faces and so he wrote this book to be able to this why i ask you to go to amazon.com right now and get

01:07:52.220 the book life on christmas eve so he can get the surgeries needed uh for his children to have faces

01:07:59.560 i understand you got eyebrows we had to start there right somewhere right um but uh but you only got

01:08:07.320 three eyebrows yes instead of the full six it's true it's rare yeah to have that problem but and it's

01:08:13.580 weird to start with the eyebrows before the eyes but anyway go ahead and tell me about life on

01:08:17.340 christmas eve let's sure yeah um life on christmas eve is about a 31 year old small town woman who

01:08:24.320 finally watches uh it's a wonderful life for the very first time and shortly after she does she starts

01:08:29.860 to notice some unusual weird similarities between a few things that happened to her and things that

01:08:35.360 happened in the movie and so her journey to sort of figure out why these things might be happening

01:08:40.300 uh leads her to an encounter with a mysterious stranger we'll say on on christmas eve now do you

01:08:47.620 mention the pandas that you saved uh don't believe i see he's again he's being very humble

01:08:54.560 nathan is responsible really single-handedly for getting pandas taken off of the endangered species

01:09:00.440 lifts uh he really he's big on pandas so you might say he's a conservative writes for glenn beck yeah but

01:09:06.280 he is really big into pandas and this book has nothing to do with that but i just thought maybe

01:09:11.300 if you like pandas you might think you know what what's what's a few bucks going his way for his kids

01:09:18.440 and i also like pandas and it's a good book life on christmas eve so uh would i see this on hallmark

01:09:27.700 um believe it or not as heartwarming as this book is yeah it's a little it's a little dark honestly

01:09:34.920 for them um probably it's in a couple spots yeah so but i also because i've read the book it also

01:09:42.240 isn't uh now i could be really harsh i don't mean to be so harsh because maybe it's just me

01:09:49.000 but not quite as formulaic as movies on hallmark are uh well i appreciate that i was sort of

01:09:56.980 trying for that yeah you were trying for the non-formula right right yeah i mean it works

01:10:02.940 for hallmark it does uh but uh gosh darn it those movies are so surprising even the end of each one

01:10:08.700 my 14 year old son the other night hallmark channel is on and i'm barely paying attention to it

01:10:14.220 and he actually said you know uh it seems like they really go for quantity over quality no

01:10:20.940 just out of the blue and i thought it's weird because your son without eyes or a mouth uh was

01:10:28.980 watching hallmark well you can hear it and discern a lot oh okay from another room so they do have

01:10:34.800 ears yes i mean that's something you probably should have disclosed yeah i mean there are a lot

01:10:38.540 of people are trying to get gosh sympathy or something what is what are you trying to do here

01:10:42.220 well we have to be able to communicate hey let's not talk down to him he is i don't know if you know

01:10:46.200 this too but he is the guy who you remember those chilean miners that were trapped yeah he dug him

01:10:53.240 out by hand really yeah he's gonna he's gonna deny that but that's how humble he is wow i mean

01:10:59.720 humility is really his big deal you're sort of like the forrest gump of our generation it it's like

01:11:05.740 that and wouldn't you like to own the book written by our real forrest gump real life forrest

01:11:12.060 and my understanding is correct that movie was based on the life of nathan nipper nathan nipper

01:11:17.440 the life on christmas eve a novel and you can get it uh at amazon or bookstores anywhere last time

01:11:24.660 uh they ran out of books they did they did run out of books you have books now this time yes but i mean

01:11:30.840 they actually had to do an for amazon an emergency uh paperback edition like oh really i think the the

01:11:38.280 hard copies are almost gone as well for hardcover so well you know what i don't like about hardcovers

01:11:45.260 what's that well um the hardcovers remind me about remind me bring flashbacks of the unabomber

01:11:53.760 to mind really yeah that's it it's random i don't understand well it's a weird thing i was reading a

01:11:59.580 book when i heard about the first explosion and uh so it is it they give me the willies a little bit

01:12:05.180 i like soft covers better but do you know that he's the guy guy nathan nathan was the guy he was

01:12:12.060 the neighbor uh of the first bomb and uh he was like that seems weird that guy in that sweatshirt

01:12:19.560 and he drew up you remember that sketch i remember the sketch he drew it up himself so you're a you're

01:12:25.540 an you're a artist a crime artist i've been known to draw yeah okay a little bit here and there

01:12:31.040 how many times has nathan saved your life i think that's a question as an audience member you need to

01:12:35.020 ask yourself and what have you done to thank him have you thought about buying life on christmas eve

01:12:41.220 that's one way to do it i think it's the probably the most important way you could everything else

01:12:47.080 seems a little shallow uh life i mean

01:12:52.080 he's responsible for the moon land well i'm not going to get into it because it makes him uncomfortable

01:12:58.700 but life on christmas eve by nathan nipper it's a great holiday read you can get it everywhere

01:13:05.700 wherever books are sold i mean and i mean probably not porn shops that's true and they well they don't

01:13:11.500 sell books i don't know if they sell books do they sell books nathan i do not know nathan owns a giant

01:13:16.120 chain of porn shops that one's probably not helping right he was the first guy to actually develop a

01:13:24.080 porn shop yeah so uh anyway i could say definitely that is not true definitely not true life on christmas

01:13:30.860 eve pick this up at amazon right now or we will come back and talk to you more about the things that

01:13:37.940 nathan has done that should make you want to buy this book beyond it's a really good book life on

01:13:43.400 christmas eve uh by nathan nipper i'm waiting until you get online

01:13:48.900 still waiting here's another great book that you have to have under the christmas tree for this

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01:15:24.640 coming up in just a second we're going to um get into the kyle rittenhouse uh special that airs tonight at

01:15:39.300 9 p.m on blaze tv uh you can watch it at 9 30 eastern on youtube.com slash blaze tv but please become a member

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01:16:11.340 and uh join us help build the network of tomorrow blaze tv.com slash glenn you have a special with

01:16:20.360 kyle rittenhouse on tonight yeah uh 9 p.m eastern right after a brand new studio's america and in

01:16:26.640 uh that special you talk to kyle about how he obviously his entire experience and you think back

01:16:31.640 to that incident we just mentioned it the only reason he's not in prison is because there were

01:16:38.440 conservative journalists including blaze tv's own elijah schaefer who was there i think elijah was

01:16:44.100 was incredibly key incredibly key he was the first he was the guy who did the only interview

01:16:50.920 with kyle on the street before the shooting before the shooting yeah and and put a put a different

01:16:58.500 picture i mean when you when you first saw the video even of the actual incident it was of course

01:17:02.820 being reported that he was a white supremacist and he was gun crazy it was elijah's interview

01:17:07.520 that really turned that narrative around initially for instance here's the interview listen this is

01:17:13.180 the buddy's business what are you guys doing out here we're protecting from the citizens and i just

01:17:17.300 got pepper sprayed by a person in the crowd so you had non-lethal but you didn't respond we don't have

01:17:24.360 non-lethal so you guys are full-on ready to defend the property yes we are hey no i can ask can you

01:17:30.720 guys step back medical emf right here i'm an emt is that clip partially and some other stuff uh that

01:17:38.120 was shot by elijah and others uh in the concert mainly in conservative media uh was able to show

01:17:43.960 i mean you should you see he's leaving this interview this this guy who all he wants his

01:17:47.780 attention for his white supremacy leaving the interview to uh to give medical attention to black

01:17:54.280 life matter protesters and he said and they attacked him he and elijah said you have you have a weapon

01:18:02.000 and uh kyle says yeah but but it's i don't have non-lethal so in other words they can do whatever

01:18:11.060 they want but unless my life is in jeopardy i'm not using it because i have only lethal uh weapons

01:18:18.780 that shows he's in control of himself and his weapon and he's not itching for a fight yeah and

01:18:25.400 yeah i will say and when as you're pitching people you know around the holidays here to think about

01:18:29.400 supporting blaze tv a lot of this stuff has happened this year i mean think of all the things that have

01:18:33.740 been exposed think about all the stuff that we went through with afghanistan the coverage that we had

01:18:38.920 there not to mention your own charitable efforts to actually remove people from afghanistan uh that were

01:18:44.820 american citizens and christians in danger but i mean all of these things i think work together in

01:18:50.300 some way and uh i while i think you get really fantastic shows like studios america on this

01:18:57.160 network you also get i think the the ability to be part of something that is bigger than that

01:19:03.320 you know they're the pushback on the kyle rittenhouse is a white supremacist

01:19:08.720 narrative came solely from places like blaze tv and other conservative outlets that didn't back down

01:19:17.120 immediately when everyone was calling him a white supremacist we didn't say we know he's not we just

01:19:21.740 said where's the evidence for this claim can you can you prove this wait a minute we're seeing the

01:19:27.120 video where's the evidence that he was targeting people all over the place he's running away from

01:19:31.080 them and that sort of stuff was only covered by conservative media for a very long time and i think

01:19:38.240 and still kind of is and still kind of is yeah i tell you we we are making an impact and i say we

01:19:44.420 not meaning just the blaze i mean conservative media would they are terrified of us they are they're

01:19:51.800 terrified if they could shut us down today they would but they know they can't now does that mean

01:20:00.080 they're not going to no i think they're going to i think that's a matter of of time and to see what

01:20:05.260 happens but the conservative movement is growing stronger and stronger and i can't even say it's

01:20:10.680 conservative movement the common sense movement i'm a conservative but i'm also a common sense guy

01:20:18.340 and i i can live next door to people who have wildly different views than me but i believe in the bill

01:20:24.780 of rights and that's that's my movement is the bill of rights the rights of free people to remain

01:20:31.700 free we can disagree on policies all you want but not on the rights that's and look at what's happening

01:20:38.860 they are um they're skewing the mainstream media i don't know if you saw this about the white house

01:20:46.180 having a briefing several briefings with all of the main anchors and the main uh news uh groups uh to

01:20:55.240 talk to about their coverage of the white house and the economy and covid those guys are all that's

01:21:02.960 all propaganda that's all that is and the american people know it i mean did you see bill de blasio

01:21:09.840 what yesterday said he was going to make uh vaccines mandatory uh in for everybody in new york

01:21:17.700 yesterday it was the city council wasn't it that said no we're not gonna do that the courts

01:21:23.280 today yeah okay um so the courts did it the courts have been speaking loudly on this but it looks like

01:21:30.180 they're even losing support from democrats now in the house and the senate on the vaccine mandates

01:21:37.520 they're not even going to get enough democrats to go on that that's because you've been allowed to hear

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01:23:39.640 What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:24:02.760 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:24:09.640 Hello, you sick, twisted freak.

01:24:12.340 Welcome to the program.

01:24:13.640 It is Wednesday, tonight at 9 p.m., Kyle Rittenhouse.

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01:25:45.560 You know, I went shopping yesterday for my wife and really couldn't find anything.

01:26:02.460 Not because I didn't know what to get her, just because nothing was...

01:26:06.980 The mall was sad.

01:26:08.100 It really was.

01:26:08.920 Really?

01:26:09.800 Sad.

01:26:10.540 Like, a lot of the stores closed.

01:26:12.580 And, I mean, this is...

01:26:15.400 I went to, what is it, North Park?

01:26:17.800 That's a mall in Dallas.

01:26:19.240 Yeah, big mall in Dallas.

01:26:22.000 Closed.

01:26:22.460 A lot of it is closed.

01:26:24.660 Strangely, the parking lots were still absolutely packed.

01:26:29.640 That could just be like a universal law.

01:26:31.600 It has nothing to do with how many people are shopping.

01:26:33.260 You just can't get close to a mall on Christmas.

01:26:35.360 And God help me, I went shoe shopping for my wife.

01:26:37.780 And, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:26:40.840 I didn't get any, but I went in...

01:26:43.000 Have you ever done any shoe shopping at Nordstrom's?

01:26:46.640 I don't think I have.

01:26:48.480 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:26:49.860 You...

01:26:50.500 There are more salespeople than there are cars in the parking lot.

01:26:54.700 Yeah, like every two steps you take.

01:26:56.880 Have you been helped?

01:26:58.120 Yes.

01:26:58.680 Yes, I've been helped.

01:27:00.080 Maybe that's where all the employees are.

01:27:01.540 Maybe.

01:27:01.860 It's not a shortage.

01:27:02.300 I mean, there was no shortage in the shoe department at Nordstrom's.

01:27:06.200 Zero shortage.

01:27:07.060 There were too many people that were there, but it was very delightful.

01:27:11.260 And...

01:27:11.440 It does feel like the worst case scenario pre-Christmas has not come to fruition.

01:27:17.420 Is that safe to say?

01:27:18.800 Uh, that you can't get anything?

01:27:20.200 You can't get anything.

01:27:21.060 The stores are bare.

01:27:21.840 Yeah, I'd say that.

01:27:22.600 At this point, if you're...

01:27:23.540 If you have kids, which I do, you've probably done a good chunk of your Christmas shopping.

01:27:28.460 Yeah, not.

01:27:29.020 No.

01:27:29.180 You haven't done a good chunk of your...

01:27:32.740 Well, I mean, a responsible parent by this time has done...

01:27:36.180 Yeah, or a responsible grandparent.

01:27:37.580 No.

01:27:37.940 No.

01:27:38.760 Don't hit either of those.

01:27:39.600 But, like, I went to...

01:27:41.680 I'm not saying you're completely done with it, but you've probably purchased things.

01:27:46.040 You know, we've gone through some stuff for the kids and been able to find it.

01:27:49.520 It's, you know...

01:27:50.420 You haven't done a darn thing.

01:27:52.140 Not, not, not...

01:27:53.120 I was at the mall this weekend.

01:27:54.260 It was very crowded.

01:27:55.580 You know, the stores still seem to have stuff in them.

01:27:58.000 Yeah.

01:27:58.320 It's not like...

01:27:59.320 You're not getting the Venezuela possibilities that we were really making...

01:28:02.760 Hoping that we wouldn't get.

01:28:04.080 Yeah.

01:28:04.220 That doesn't mean it's not around the corner.

01:28:05.840 And certain, certain things, we have had that, those types of problems with in certain

01:28:11.640 locations.

01:28:11.660 I found yesterday, and this was just, you know, this was just for the things I was looking

01:28:14.720 over.

01:28:14.900 I wasn't for kids.

01:28:15.560 Like, if you're expecting something to be in the back room, no, it's not going to be

01:28:20.840 in the back room.

01:28:21.300 No.

01:28:21.740 No.

01:28:22.440 Mm-mm.

01:28:23.240 Yeah.

01:28:23.900 It's not like...

01:28:24.700 You know, I don't know.

01:28:25.400 We had these big, you know, magical ideas that there is this big storehouse that can

01:28:29.980 I...

01:28:30.560 You know, you have this in purple and pink polka dot?

01:28:34.360 Yeah.

01:28:34.560 Oh, sure.

01:28:34.920 I got that in the back room.

01:28:36.260 You know, no.

01:28:36.840 Uh-uh.

01:28:37.200 Right.

01:28:37.660 Like, we're seeing...

01:28:38.500 It's interesting.

01:28:39.000 We're seeing more problems, I feel like, with things that are more important to your

01:28:43.860 day-to-day life.

01:28:44.700 Like, certain items, you know, construction supplies, certain foods, certain, you know,

01:28:50.420 things like that have been harder to find than maybe a normal Christmas present.

01:28:55.480 That's not a good thing for the economy and civilization generally, but maybe it doesn't

01:29:00.260 ruin your kids' Christmas.

01:29:01.180 Yeah, I mean, you know, sure, you can't get the turkey.

01:29:03.600 Right.

01:29:04.280 You know, but you have toys under the tree.

01:29:06.140 They did...

01:29:06.600 Again, I think we talked about this a little bit around Thanksgiving.

01:29:09.180 But they do have big turkeys, not small ones.

01:29:14.160 What an American problem to have.

01:29:16.020 Yeah.

01:29:16.420 What do you mean you don't have...

01:29:18.140 Oh, you know, this might have been...

01:29:19.180 You were off that week.

01:29:19.860 That's right.

01:29:20.120 Oh, I have...

01:29:20.860 Oh, I have an update on something else.

01:29:22.820 Remind me.

01:29:23.380 Go ahead.

01:29:23.720 So, this...

01:29:24.120 About turkeys.

01:29:24.820 The issue with the turkeys...

01:29:26.220 Yeah.

01:29:26.720 ...was that they didn't have a lot of small ones.

01:29:29.380 Right.

01:29:29.440 The reason for that is because last year, there was a lot of holiday celebrations that didn't

01:29:36.340 happen because of COVID.

01:29:37.260 So, not a lot of turkeys lost their lives.

01:29:38.760 Those turkeys lived an extra year and grew really big.

01:29:42.460 Huge.

01:29:42.560 So, it was really hard to find the small ones this year, but easier to find the large turkeys.

01:29:49.280 So, I mean, again, that's not the worst problem to have.

01:29:51.400 But, again, that is annoying.

01:29:53.820 You're spending a lot more money on, you know, turkey you don't need.

01:29:57.620 So, that is an issue.

01:29:59.280 You know, there's a...

01:30:00.420 I just thought of turkeys because we did make a very small turkey this year at home.

01:30:06.540 And that's unusual for us.

01:30:10.380 But we...

01:30:11.000 You know, I told you we got the stove that we waited a year for.

01:30:14.180 Mm-hmm.

01:30:14.600 Mm-hmm.

01:30:15.500 It won't fit anything but a small turkey.

01:30:19.720 I mean, because we couldn't look at it because they didn't have one.

01:30:22.620 Mm-hmm.

01:30:22.920 And so, you know, we just assumed, you know, it's a big stove.

01:30:27.640 So, it'll have...

01:30:28.600 No, uh-uh.

01:30:29.860 No, it doesn't.

01:30:30.940 So, the one you waited all this time for?

01:30:32.360 All this time for?

01:30:33.700 Sucks.

01:30:34.300 It's the wrong size?

01:30:35.380 Well, no, it's not the wrong size.

01:30:36.960 It's the size they make, I guess.

01:30:39.060 And they changed the model.

01:30:41.540 And it's not quite as big on the interior.

01:30:45.420 Why do I get so...

01:30:46.240 Bigger on the exterior, smaller on the interior, which is...

01:30:49.980 Something I need to examine about myself.

01:30:51.820 I don't know why I get so excited when these things happen to you.

01:30:54.420 Like, I can't help but smile.

01:30:56.140 I took a picture for you, actually, yesterday.

01:30:58.620 Really?

01:30:59.020 I got home yesterday and I walk into the kitchen and it's all taped up with plastic.

01:31:05.740 And you have to, like, go through a maze of plastic.

01:31:08.840 And I thought to myself, I got to take a picture of this for Stu because two weeks, it'll be done in two weeks.

01:31:15.040 So...

01:31:15.360 You're never going to have...

01:31:16.400 It's never going to be done.

01:31:17.080 Your house is never going to be done.

01:31:17.580 Never going to be done.

01:31:18.680 It's going to be like that Winchester house.

01:31:21.160 You know that in California that just went on and on and on?

01:31:24.020 Yeah.

01:31:24.440 You know, because the lady thought, you know, Winchester, my family has caused so many deaths.

01:31:29.560 If the hammering stops, the ghost will come and drag me into hell.

01:31:33.140 And so she, you know, she was dragged into hell, but the hammering never stopped.

01:31:37.420 And so they just kept building the house.

01:31:39.640 Mine's not going to get any bigger.

01:31:41.500 It's just never going to get done.

01:31:43.360 Just never be done.

01:31:45.040 And this is going to go on.

01:31:46.380 I mean, now what they're saying...

01:31:47.280 Thank you. You don't need to...

01:31:47.880 Well, first of all, your home is going to never be repaired.

01:31:51.740 And then that will also go to the end of 2023.

01:31:54.060 But they're saying the inflation problems are looking at least into 2023 now, which doesn't seem that transitory to me.

01:32:00.740 No, and it doesn't seem good.

01:32:01.940 We're at 6.2, and that's bogus.

01:32:04.720 That's a bogus number.

01:32:06.000 If you would...

01:32:06.500 6.2% inflation?

01:32:07.520 Yeah, 6.2% inflation.

01:32:09.320 That is an absolute bogus number.

01:32:11.320 If you actually looked at the rate of inflation, we're probably...

01:32:14.760 The way that we used to measure it, not this newfangled, hey, what?

01:32:19.560 Gas?

01:32:20.880 Meat?

01:32:21.900 Right.

01:32:22.520 Food?

01:32:23.560 Clothing?

01:32:24.180 Doesn't count.

01:32:24.860 If you measure it the way we've always measured it in the past, in the 90s, we would be at about 13% inflation.

01:32:32.360 If we did it like we did in the 80s, we'd be almost at 15% inflation.

01:32:38.240 And when they looked, they did an index of a bunch of key items for people, and it was something like 24%.

01:32:44.860 And they're like, well, wages have risen 4%, though.

01:32:47.540 Oh, okay.

01:32:48.980 You should be fine.

01:32:49.880 But that is really their argument.

01:32:51.400 It is.

01:32:51.960 Well, wages are coming up, too.

01:32:52.840 And they have come up a little bit.

01:32:54.760 I guess that's generally good.

01:32:56.180 It seems, though, the reason...

01:32:57.660 No, no, when prices continue to go up.

01:32:59.320 Well, I mean, it's good if your wages go up to chase those prices, I suppose.

01:33:04.420 However, when it seems like the wages are mainly going up because not enough people are showing up to jobs...

01:33:12.700 Well, here's the thing.

01:33:13.460 There's a crunch on the labor supply.

01:33:14.580 The Fed just came out and said they're very concerned because now people have less savings than they've had in a very long time.

01:33:21.480 Now, just, I told you over the summer, they were fine.

01:33:25.820 They said, don't worry about it.

01:33:26.900 Everything's going to be fine because Americans are spending like there's no tomorrow because they have more savings than they've had in a very long time.

01:33:36.260 Well, as I said to you, those that more savings, you know, what the cash people had, that's because the government was giving them cash.

01:33:44.260 And if you don't keep giving them cash, they're not going to have the cash to keep spending.

01:33:49.080 And so now we don't have, now we're, everybody's hitting the end of their savings, the end of their, their government bubbles.

01:33:57.480 Yeah.

01:33:57.820 And now people are going to be in real trouble.

01:34:00.280 The savings rates are coming down.

01:34:01.840 They've been watching that really closely because, you know, if you think about it, you're getting a bunch of free money from the government.

01:34:06.380 This is not everybody, by the way.

01:34:07.640 A lot of people, this didn't happen to, but a lot of people got free money from the government and were scared to go outside and do things.

01:34:15.040 So they didn't spend on vacations, they didn't spend on anything, they didn't go to the movies, they didn't go out to dinner.

01:34:20.220 They were basically at home and terrified about the future.

01:34:23.060 So they were saving as much money as they could.

01:34:25.100 So the savings rates through the pandemic were really solid.

01:34:28.680 I mean, really solid for a bunch of sort of artificial reasons.

01:34:32.840 You come out of the other side, people are now willing to go do things and spend money.

01:34:37.280 They tell you to spend.

01:34:39.160 And then when you start spending, they tell you not to spend.

01:34:42.280 I mean, it's, it's, it's insane.

01:34:44.360 Man, it's insane.

01:34:45.180 Here's the thing.

01:34:46.240 People are going to start, if the government doesn't write another massive check to people,

01:34:52.340 it will mean that soon people are going to have to go back to work.

01:34:57.740 And once they go back to work, that will help unclog a lot of this stuff.

01:35:05.180 Prices will go back to being somewhat normal.

01:35:09.060 I mean, not, you know, not, not normal, but they won't continue on this pace.

01:35:15.580 I hope if people start going back to work, we'll still have high inflation, but it, it won't be no end or no top of it in sight.

01:35:26.580 In fact, we have to get back to work.

01:35:28.980 It's so bizarre to live in America and, and see things closed, uh, go into places and they don't have it.

01:35:39.440 Um, you know, things here, we're just not used to that.

01:35:43.060 I went to McDonald's yesterday.

01:35:44.660 That's a stunning announcement.

01:35:46.720 I know.

01:35:47.160 You can't just break that to us.

01:35:48.040 I know, I know, I know.

01:35:49.200 Uh, so my daughter and I, we went to McDonald's.

01:35:52.380 I went for her, not for me.

01:35:53.760 Of course.

01:35:54.340 And, uh, we went to McDonald's and there's a sign on it that says we are serving a limited menu.

01:36:01.880 Yep.

01:36:02.140 Limited menu.

01:36:03.480 And at least the one near where I live is only open for like a few hours a day inside, like only in the main hours.

01:36:11.160 Yeah.

01:36:11.760 So you, the drive-thru stays open a little bit longer, but like, if you want to go in, you know, nine o'clock at night, you can't, they're not even open because they don't have enough employees.

01:36:19.260 They didn't have soda.

01:36:21.140 They didn't have soda.

01:36:22.460 They didn't have soda.

01:36:23.660 Now I went there the other day with my kids and they wanted to get ice cream and, uh, they didn't have the machine.

01:36:28.620 The machine was broken because it's McDonald's and that's what happens at McDonald's.

01:36:32.460 They're always broken.

01:36:33.580 So that one, I don't think has anything to do with the, uh, I've never noticed that.

01:36:38.280 And, oh, it's a, it's a very well-known thing for their ice cream, ice cream.

01:36:41.360 Ice cream and shakes.

01:36:42.120 Yeah.

01:36:42.360 Okay.

01:36:42.740 Ice cream and shakes.

01:36:43.720 They don't really need a machine because it's not really ice cream.

01:36:47.760 It's not, I mean, it, maybe it is now, maybe they, you know, maybe, maybe the cows said, you know, enough is enough here.

01:36:55.660 If you're going to take the milk, you got to at least make it in McDonald's with milk.

01:36:59.700 Uh, I don't know, but they, I think it was like a, it, there was, there might've been some nuclear energy used in those shake machines.

01:37:08.580 So, you know, you can understand a meltdown.

01:37:10.880 The bottom line, this is America.

01:37:12.000 I want it when I want it.

01:37:13.720 Do you understand?

01:37:14.380 I'm not going to live like Europe.

01:37:15.760 I'm not going to learn to love getting three week delays on things.

01:37:19.520 Right.

01:37:19.800 No, this is, this is the thing.

01:37:21.580 Don't accept this.

01:37:23.300 Yeah.

01:37:23.460 I mean, it's not anybody's fault.

01:37:24.920 We're all in this together, but let's not lower our standards and go, well, that's just the way it is.

01:37:30.140 Let's get back to work.

01:37:32.020 Let's go find ways to beat this.

01:37:35.060 I'd be really interested to see you do some stuff on the anti-work movement.

01:37:38.500 I did a little bit on it last night on, on my show and the anti, hang on, just, oh my God.

01:37:44.940 That's where we are.

01:37:45.500 You have to open another door.

01:37:46.640 It's like Advent day, Advent calendars every day, open a door and, oh, what's there?

01:37:52.680 Anti-work movement.

01:37:53.440 It's the anti-work movement.

01:37:54.200 We'll get to that here in just a second.

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01:38:12.840 That was the big banks.

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01:38:16.000 That was the Fed.

01:38:18.080 That was the big banks.

01:38:20.420 Now we have this.

01:38:22.620 Who was it that walked into the Oval Office when Donald Trump said, what do we do?

01:38:28.360 It was the Fed.

01:38:29.880 Close down the economy.

01:38:31.920 Here's the plan.

01:38:34.620 They're not your friend.

01:38:37.300 And they're printing money.

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01:39:51.540 You have your socks yet, little boy?

01:40:04.560 What's it?

01:40:05.660 You want socks from Blaze Media dot...

01:40:12.340 I don't know.

01:40:14.140 The elves will bring them.

01:40:16.000 Oh, how do you get your socks from Blaze Media?

01:40:20.300 BlazeSocks.com.

01:40:21.300 That's a really clever, catchy...

01:40:23.080 It doesn't work for me, but I know you'll remember it.

01:40:26.240 BlazeSocks.com.

01:40:27.440 BlazeSocks.com.

01:40:28.380 Yeah, check them out.

01:40:29.080 Yeah, they've got Go Brandon socks, which are very festive.

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01:40:35.220 Yeah, you can check it out there.

01:40:36.460 And also one with a naked butt and little poop emojis that says,

01:40:43.920 Let's Go Brandon.

01:40:45.160 Apparently no discount on those socks, by the way.

01:40:47.340 100% full price they want you to pay.

01:40:50.040 Yeah.

01:40:50.360 You have Glenn 20 on all the other merch, 20% off, not the socks.

01:40:53.880 Screw you on the socks.

01:40:55.060 Really?

01:40:55.280 You buy them full price, you get nothing.

01:40:56.960 Well, you get socks.

01:40:58.580 Well, yeah, you get socks.

01:40:59.240 And you buy them full price or you get nothing.

01:41:01.480 You can explain at Christmas...

01:41:02.360 How did I not explain that correctly?

01:41:03.480 You buy them at full price or you get nothing.

01:41:06.440 Those are your two options.

01:41:08.100 Merry Christmas.

01:41:08.740 Wow, you're a Grinch.

01:41:10.860 You get the honor of explaining why the naked butt and the poop emojis are on the Let's Go Brandon socks.

01:41:18.460 One of the pairs.

01:41:19.660 Right.

01:41:19.900 And that's, you get to say to your friend who, you know, votes differently than you, you can say,

01:41:25.380 Oh, that's to honor Joe Biden, you know, on his trip to meet the Pope.

01:41:30.420 That is what it is about, apparently.

01:41:35.580 I didn't make the socks.

01:41:36.600 No, but you support the message.

01:41:39.140 You can get them now at blazesocks.com.

01:41:43.560 Okay.

01:41:44.280 The anti-work movement.

01:41:46.760 Yes.

01:41:47.120 So you may have heard this quote from Prince Harry.

01:41:50.580 He was talking about the...

01:41:52.100 Another thing they called is the great resignation.

01:41:54.940 Yeah, I've heard of that.

01:41:56.060 Okay.

01:41:56.180 I don't...

01:41:57.180 This is going to come as a shock.

01:41:58.560 I don't follow Prince Harry.

01:42:00.720 No.

01:42:01.060 No, I didn't think you would necessarily know that.

01:42:03.100 Yeah, okay.

01:42:03.560 But I thought it is an interesting cultural development.

01:42:06.520 And it's, you know, Prince Harry took a beating because he said, it's a sign of the great resignation.

01:42:12.280 It is a sign that with self-awareness comes the need for change.

01:42:15.440 Many people around the world have been stuck in jobs that didn't bring them joy.

01:42:18.600 And now they're putting their mental health and happiness first.

01:42:20.940 This is something to be celebrated.

01:42:22.140 You know, you know what's really nice about that is, you know, first world people get

01:42:27.780 to do that.

01:42:29.680 I mean, really, in his case, above first world people.

01:42:33.040 Yeah.

01:42:33.940 He's literally a prince.

01:42:35.760 All right.

01:42:35.960 Yeah.

01:42:36.140 People who are princes.

01:42:37.500 Yes.

01:42:37.820 They get to do that.

01:42:38.860 They get to do that.

01:42:39.360 There are lots of people that are stuck in just jobs that just they shouldn't have.

01:42:44.780 You know, if you thought about being a member of parliament, it's awful.

01:42:48.920 You know, but you can find joy in your work, too.

01:42:53.060 A lot of people do.

01:42:54.040 I do.

01:42:54.600 Yeah, of course.

01:42:55.580 And, you know, so there's some positive message there, right?

01:42:58.120 Like you should try to work, do something that you enjoy doing.

01:43:00.680 Or you could just focus on this is the responsibility I have to feed my family.

01:43:05.420 Right.

01:43:05.740 And that's why he kind of took a beating on this and that like a prince who's married

01:43:09.320 to Rachel from Suits is really going to tell us.

01:43:11.900 Yeah.

01:43:12.660 Hey, you know.

01:43:14.240 Yeah.

01:43:14.380 You're not exactly doing dirty jobs.

01:43:16.020 Exactly.

01:43:16.760 Right.

01:43:17.020 And who's going to do the dirty jobs other than Mike Rowe, who is a multimillionaire and

01:43:21.320 still does them?

01:43:21.980 I would like to nominate Prince Charles.

01:43:24.880 There you go.

01:43:25.680 I would like to.

01:43:26.640 So who does those jobs if all we do is look for joy in our work?

01:43:29.980 Sometimes work is hard.

01:43:31.380 Sometimes you do your best to get what you can get out of it.

01:43:33.880 But sometimes it's hard.

01:43:34.960 Sometimes you don't enjoy it.

01:43:36.020 I mean, I do the show every day.

01:43:37.380 So there's this movement, though, on the left that is saying and it's kicked into high

01:43:41.940 gear with a pandemic.

01:43:42.680 Wait a minute.

01:43:44.140 We sat at home for months and months and months and months.

01:43:46.240 It didn't work.

01:43:47.180 And everything kind of turned out fine.

01:43:49.100 We didn't.

01:43:49.780 We still got to pay.

01:43:50.560 We got to play Xbox at home all day.

01:43:52.360 We didn't have to go to work.

01:43:53.880 We got money from the government.

01:43:55.240 Why don't we just continue this?

01:43:57.460 And this has gone back.

01:43:59.100 You remember from Obamacare, Glenn, Nancy Pelosi kind of.

01:44:01.660 Oh, yeah.

01:44:01.980 Oh, well, what if you just you could enjoy your to be an artist and a photographer, a musician?

01:44:07.320 You shouldn't have to be stuck in a job to have health insurance.

01:44:10.540 Well, now it's everything they want to move this to.

01:44:12.820 And there's a whole movement called the anti-work movement.

01:44:15.120 I'll give you a couple of the ideas of how they're talking.

01:44:17.380 Working your whole life just to enjoy a few years when you're close to death is one of

01:44:22.000 the biggest scams.

01:44:23.620 It is because it really they're I mean, we're going to lose that.

01:44:27.140 We're not going to get that.

01:44:28.220 Yeah, but our generation is not going to see that.

01:44:31.880 I know this is the norm in America, but getting home at 6 p.m.

01:44:34.820 and having two to three hours to yourself every night is the craziest crap ever.

01:44:38.560 Yeah, especially when you don't get the two or three hours to yourself because you got

01:44:42.380 kids.

01:44:42.980 Sounds amazing.

01:44:43.660 Two to three hours to myself.

01:44:44.960 I would love that.

01:44:46.340 I would like that in a year, please.

01:44:48.740 I'm not jealous of rich people because of the things they have.

01:44:51.320 I'm jealous of rich people because they get to pursue their passions in life without having

01:44:55.320 to work a grueling 40 hour work week just to get by.

01:44:59.360 Yeah, I know.

01:45:00.200 I know.

01:45:00.600 I know a lot of people who are wealthy that work 80 hour work weeks.

01:45:04.800 Imagine a 40 hour work week.

01:45:06.200 What would that even be like?

01:45:06.960 I don't know what that would be like.

01:45:08.080 Three days.

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01:46:40.840 So Kyle Rittenhouse has been in the studios for the last couple of days.

01:46:45.060 And he was here Monday as a guest of Elijah Schaefer, who is joining us now.

01:46:50.980 He's the Blaze TV host of Slightly Offensive and the co-host of You Are Here.

01:46:56.640 You Are Here did the interview with Kyle on Monday.

01:47:00.240 And that's because you've kind of become friends with Kyle.

01:47:04.500 Yeah, very good friends, actually.

01:47:05.960 It's been a friendship I never thought I needed.

01:47:09.140 But after 2020, I need somebody who's gone through worse stuff.

01:47:14.920 And he's at the top of the list.

01:47:16.940 I think he's at the top of everybody's list right now.

01:47:19.360 Let me play the first interaction that you had.

01:47:23.900 You were there the night, Kyle, right before the shooting happened.

01:47:29.160 You did a quick interview with him.

01:47:31.540 Here it is.

01:47:32.720 This is the buddy's business.

01:47:33.860 What are you guys doing out here?

01:47:34.780 We're protecting from the citizens, and I just got pepper sprayed by a person in the crowd.

01:47:40.220 So you had non-lethal, but you didn't respond.

01:47:43.540 We don't have non-lethal.

01:47:45.460 So you guys are full-on ready to defend the property.

01:47:48.500 Yes, we are.

01:47:49.320 Now, if I can ask, can you guys step back?

01:47:51.480 Medical, EMS right here.

01:47:53.320 So that's the first time, and I like the way you were,

01:47:55.760 because you were doing the little camel soup can with a string on it, right?

01:47:59.920 So you were talking into a can or something.

01:48:01.900 How many masks did you have on at this point?

01:48:03.420 I was like, I actually had on one of the masks that work.

01:48:06.520 It's a gas mask, military grade.

01:48:08.620 So, I mean, that thing was, that is thick, and that filter is huge,

01:48:12.860 and I could barely hear myself through it.

01:48:15.120 So you were there.

01:48:17.540 You knew.

01:48:18.580 I mean, we talked to you, I think, the next day, or you were still there,

01:48:22.460 and you said, no, no, no, this story is not what they're painting.

01:48:26.160 It is, it is to be.

01:48:28.940 He told me yesterday in the interview that we'll release tonight, he was in jail,

01:48:36.000 or he went to the police.

01:48:40.660 They took him downtown.

01:48:42.960 They said, you better get an attorney, and his whole life changed.

01:48:48.860 How did you stay in touch with him?

01:48:50.800 Did you stay in touch with him?

01:48:52.280 Yeah, I mean, from the beginning of the shooting that happened to the third one that happened,

01:48:58.580 I knew that he was going to be painted as a white supremacist,

01:49:02.580 because I knew that around the BLM movement, there was nothing but lies,

01:49:05.440 and I knew that the victims at that time, which I called victims, were not black,

01:49:09.940 and I knew that this was an altercation between rioters and another kid,

01:49:14.000 and I knew the media was going to slander him, and I went,

01:49:16.200 I didn't know his politics.

01:49:17.220 I didn't know what he believed.

01:49:18.060 I mean, I didn't even know he was 17.

01:49:19.460 I just went, I've got to get in contact with this guy,

01:49:21.860 because he's got to know that people in the public know the true story.

01:49:26.160 Someone that was there knows that he's innocent of murder,

01:49:29.160 that this was a self-defense, clear-cut self-defense.

01:49:31.360 I knew it that night.

01:49:32.180 I witnessed it with my eyes, and so, you know,

01:49:35.100 I quickly found out who he had retained, got in contact with his legal team,

01:49:39.260 quickly was able to talk to his mother,

01:49:41.140 and, you know, I was able to get information to and from him,

01:49:44.060 and we've been FaceTiming for the last year or so,

01:49:46.500 and just trying to keep his spirits high, praying together, laughing together.

01:49:50.120 He likes to talk about girls, you know, typical 18-year-old guy.

01:49:52.840 So just a normal kid.

01:49:54.040 Yeah, he is, and you may not have felt the same way,

01:49:59.420 but when I interviewed him yesterday, sitting across the table from him,

01:50:05.360 he is a kid.

01:50:06.580 I mean, it was like talking to my 17-year-old son.

01:50:11.060 You know, he's got the mindset of, he's not political.

01:50:15.580 He doesn't want to be involved in, you know, he's not some crusader.

01:50:21.920 He's not a crusader.

01:50:23.420 He thought at the time he wanted to be part of EMS,

01:50:26.920 so he was going down to do that,

01:50:30.640 because that's what he wanted to do for life.

01:50:33.360 And he's thinking, you know, you say he talks about girls.

01:50:39.060 He's a kid.

01:50:40.180 He's an 18-year-old kid.

01:50:42.280 Legitimately.

01:50:42.760 I mean, when we hung out, he just wanted to, again, talk about girls,

01:50:45.800 play video games, and, you know, just go eat steak.

01:50:48.540 He didn't even know what ribeye was, you know what I mean?

01:50:50.380 This is an 18-year-old.

01:50:51.440 He was like, I don't know what steak to order.

01:50:53.700 Like, I mean, what 18-year-old knows the difference between prime rib, ribeye,

01:50:56.900 and a tomahawk?

01:50:57.760 He's like, what's Wagyu?

01:50:58.600 I was like, you can get it if you want, but I'll buy you whatever you want.

01:51:01.240 But, I mean, this is definitely just some guy who was out there.

01:51:04.140 People say, well, you know, how did he go out there with a gun if he was 17 or whatever?

01:51:08.760 And you're just going to, bro, we've sent people to wars at that age, too.

01:51:11.500 Like, I mean, it is an age where a lot has been asked of young men.

01:51:15.580 And, yes, in the age, he is a young man, and he has responsibilities.

01:51:20.000 And, again, he defended himself like a man would.

01:51:22.180 But at heart, I can't believe that that's not the kid that I would have thought

01:51:27.080 when it went out to defend property because he's just so jovial, innocent, nice.

01:51:32.220 He's the sweetest kid I know.

01:51:34.160 He's really a sweet kid.

01:51:35.120 Like, to my wife, you know, he's just like, oh, it's so good to meet you.

01:51:37.660 Gives her a hug and was like, I'm so happy to see you in person finally

01:51:40.720 because they had FaceTimed.

01:51:41.920 And I'm feeling that.

01:51:42.820 Like, I'm talking to my nephew.

01:51:44.280 Yeah.

01:51:44.900 I'm going, this is not a murderer.

01:51:47.820 This is not a racist.

01:51:48.860 What are they talking about?

01:51:49.700 When he was talking to me, he's going to go to Arizona State.

01:51:54.000 I mean, he's going.

01:51:56.160 And, you know, they didn't want him on, they didn't even want him on virtual campus,

01:52:03.440 let alone on campus.

01:52:06.120 And he's just got this attitude of, you know, they're going to say stuff to me.

01:52:10.020 That's okay.

01:52:10.600 I mean, I don't want to talk about politics.

01:52:12.500 Talk about my dog.

01:52:13.860 You know, I'm just there for an education.

01:52:16.120 He really thinks that, I think he thinks he's going to go back at some point soon

01:52:22.800 to a normal life.

01:52:24.280 And I don't see that happening.

01:52:26.020 Do you?

01:52:27.080 You can't because life isn't normal.

01:52:29.900 I mean, even for people that are still pretending like it is, you got to wake up.

01:52:34.320 And if you're brought into the cultural war, if you're brought into the battles, I mean,

01:52:37.780 at Arizona State, they had a protest against him screaming over microphones to maybe a hundred

01:52:43.300 people about how, you know, they're letting a man on campus that killed three black and

01:52:46.580 brown people.

01:52:47.120 I mean, they don't even have his story correct.

01:52:48.440 No, they were white.

01:52:49.460 The public doesn't even know what happened.

01:52:51.460 And they don't care to correct that.

01:52:53.580 You know, even if they lost their slander campaign on him to get him put into prison

01:52:57.880 for murder, which it was clearly self-defense, they still have the stronghold on the narrative

01:53:02.200 that this is a white supremacist that killed black people that were in the name of.

01:53:05.420 And it's the farthest thing from him.

01:53:06.500 But yeah, but this is what the media does.

01:53:08.720 They go, well, we have a loss here.

01:53:10.380 But you know what?

01:53:11.000 We're not going to retract the articles.

01:53:12.400 We're going to leave the Google searches up.

01:53:13.940 And it's still, you know, it's still against Instagram's policy.

01:53:16.800 He tried to put his name in his Instagram account because he's not a criminal.

01:53:20.980 He didn't do anything.

01:53:21.540 He didn't do anything wrong by the, by the court of law.

01:53:23.280 He tried to put his own name, Kyle Rittenhouse in his name for his Instagram account.

01:53:27.540 And it was against community standards.

01:53:29.140 He couldn't, he can't, apologies to all the Kyle Rittenhouses out there that exist.

01:53:34.240 Wow.

01:53:34.720 You can't use your name on, on social media.

01:53:37.420 You can't.

01:53:38.220 What I find amazing is you can't post anything about him.

01:53:41.980 No.

01:53:42.940 Because you'll be violating, tell the story.

01:53:46.600 Yeah.

01:53:46.760 So obviously I'm connected to the, to the trial, to the case.

01:53:49.680 Facebook and Instagram knew that they, you know, had, had started striking.

01:53:55.180 This is early on.

01:53:56.380 I was obviously one of the first people putting a lot of stuff up about this case.

01:53:59.360 And they started first removing the posts.

01:54:01.880 Then they started blocking the posts.

01:54:03.600 Then they started contacting us.

01:54:05.620 And then they said they were going to delete my account.

01:54:07.340 So we, we reached out to them and they made me delete everything off of, off my page of

01:54:11.780 Kyle Rittenhouse to keep the account up.

01:54:13.840 And what was insane was I have other social media.

01:54:16.060 So I just told everyone, go to this social media, go to my telegram, go here.

01:54:18.580 If you want to see updates, I'm going to keep updating you.

01:54:20.820 Just, they won't let me do it here.

01:54:21.920 And so then they, they, they write us and they go to delete my account saying, oh, you

01:54:25.900 have Kyle Rittenhouse, uh, propaganda or whatever on your account.

01:54:28.940 And I'm like, wait, no, I deleted everything.

01:54:31.040 There was an old story.

01:54:32.460 If you're not familiar with Instagram, there's like a, a 24 hour post that you can post and

01:54:36.260 it archives quote unquote into their hard drives.

01:54:38.820 There was an old post from like five months ago that was only up for 24 hours saved onto

01:54:43.560 their hard drives.

01:54:44.420 And they threatened again to delete my account versus a post from five months ago.

01:54:48.740 That wasn't even visible to the public unless I went back into their archives and

01:54:51.800 had them delete it.

01:54:52.420 Like that's how insane they are.

01:54:53.600 They had to go delete them off their hard drives, like off the archives of their servers in

01:54:57.800 order to keep the account active.

01:54:59.280 And I can't even post articles with his name.

01:55:00.980 I have to blur out his name.

01:55:02.320 Still today.

01:55:02.580 Yes.

01:55:02.980 They haven't changed their policy on my account.

01:55:04.500 Other people can.

01:55:05.280 He's still, he's, he's been found not guilty and it's still wrong for Elijah to post anything

01:55:15.300 about him.

01:55:16.260 Like, Hey, congratulations.

01:55:18.900 Hey, look who's not guilty.

01:55:20.840 Not even a picture with him.

01:55:21.800 I couldn't post a picture from, from, I'm on an interview with him on YouTube.

01:55:25.800 Can't even put a clip up.

01:55:26.800 I mean, you're talking about a journalist who actually conducted the first known interview

01:55:32.340 basically of this entire story before the shooting who can't discuss the shooting in

01:55:37.480 the case.

01:55:37.980 That's insanity.

01:55:39.780 That's their stronghold on the information.

01:55:41.340 That's what you were saying about him.

01:55:42.260 Can he go back to normal life?

01:55:43.300 I just said, no dude.

01:55:44.240 Look, man, we don't live in a society of truth.

01:55:47.800 And yes, the truth is you were acquitted.

01:55:49.740 It was self-defense and you didn't do anything wrong by the court of law.

01:55:53.820 And yes, that's the truth.

01:55:55.660 Unfortunately, man, these institutions operate.

01:55:58.720 I don't know by the power of demons.

01:56:01.560 Like, I don't know what to claim that they operate by, but I can tell you that their ultimate

01:56:05.880 goal is disinformation.

01:56:07.340 It's misinformation.

01:56:08.920 I mean, I mean, it's, I said, it does not matter.

01:56:11.340 I go, even if you say, if I write that you were acquitted, I'll get fact checked and said

01:56:14.840 missing context.

01:56:15.720 You know, he was acquitted, but some people think he's guilty and you're like, all right,

01:56:19.460 well, your opinion doesn't matter because that's what we have the court, the justice

01:56:21.840 system for.

01:56:22.500 Okay.

01:56:22.820 But it doesn't, I just told him, I go, you know, justice is no longer by the court.

01:56:26.440 It's by public opinion and the evil powers at hand, people at CNN, people at MSNBC,

01:56:31.920 Joy Reid, Rachel Modow, I guess Cuomo's out, but Don, Don Lemon.

01:56:36.100 I mean, these people are not going to come to your side.

01:56:38.520 They're going to, they're going to, they're not going to retract.

01:56:40.080 They should, they should be quaking in their boots.

01:56:43.300 They should be moving their money into Bitcoin or someplace offshore because they're going

01:56:49.160 to have it taken from them.

01:56:50.420 Cause I think this kid has the strongest case I've ever seen.

01:56:53.500 He's going to win.

01:56:54.320 Oh, he's going to win.

01:56:55.220 I think he's going to win big.

01:56:56.460 And if they're not going, I told him I'll invest in that.

01:57:01.060 I don't want any money.

01:57:02.200 I will, I will invest in that because if you hit them hard enough, big enough, there's

01:57:08.400 a chance they have to change or they'll collapse.

01:57:11.540 They need to be bankrupted.

01:57:12.840 And I'm saying this cause I don't, I don't, I don't believe in cancel culture and the

01:57:16.140 idea of, I don't want to come after people for making mistakes or, and I don't want to

01:57:19.740 do it because I disagree with them.

01:57:21.300 Correct.

01:57:21.700 I'm saying, yeah, you make a mistake.

01:57:22.780 Like somebody says something to get it wrong.

01:57:24.340 It's like, I, you know, says a mean thing.

01:57:26.160 Fine.

01:57:26.420 You know, apologize.

01:57:27.300 The reason why this is bad, these people will not only not apologize, they double down

01:57:31.540 on their disinformation.

01:57:32.600 So it's like when they're asked to retract, like with Saki and, and, and is, Hey, will

01:57:39.160 you retract this?

01:57:39.860 He said he's a white supremacist, just skirts around the question and just says, you know

01:57:43.660 what?

01:57:43.800 No.

01:57:44.040 Yeah.

01:57:44.200 I'm not going to do it without having to say no.

01:57:46.160 Just, I will not retract.

01:57:47.980 We'll not apologize.

01:57:48.840 It's like, look, then you deserve.

01:57:50.320 But they're also doubling down.

01:57:52.920 They're doubling down on, for instance, all the stuff with, uh, uh, Ukraine and, and

01:57:58.880 president Trump.

01:57:59.760 They're doubling down.

01:58:00.820 They're saying that all of that stuff was real.

01:58:02.840 The New York times just took, we have all the evidence now.

01:58:07.020 They just wrote a story last week saying, Nope, because of this, this, and this, we were

01:58:12.280 right.

01:58:13.060 I mean, they won't stop.

01:58:15.020 Do you know how crazy this is?

01:58:16.140 So I, I, uh, will wait from PragerU.

01:58:18.180 I share one of his posts about the Nuremberg code, you know, sort of being ignored in, uh,

01:58:22.760 in Europe and I get fact checked.

01:58:24.820 It says AP fact checks.

01:58:26.040 This says false.

01:58:26.900 Okay.

01:58:27.120 This is false.

01:58:27.840 They're changing the Nuremberg code.

01:58:29.440 So, so I read it and it was like, look, the fact check, I, uh, goes, they never said

01:58:35.520 that we're getting rid of the Nuremberg code.

01:58:37.240 What they said is the Nuremberg code would prevent state enforced vaccinations.

01:58:40.980 But what the EU chief did say was that it's okay for states to ignore the Nuremberg code

01:58:45.660 and to have state enforced vaccinations.

01:58:47.380 She didn't mention the Nuremberg code, but said that it's okay to, to do what violates

01:58:51.480 it.

01:58:51.660 But because she didn't say the word Nuremberg code, we're going to fact check this as false.

01:58:57.020 And I'm like, no, you just complicated it.

01:58:59.700 We will wit put into 160 words.

01:59:03.340 What you tried to explain in three pages to complicate it.

01:59:06.900 You convoluted the truth with weird lies.

01:59:09.360 And I'm like, no, if, if, if the EU, if the head of the EU is saying to states to violate

01:59:14.020 the Nuremberg code and to do whatever they want, medically speaking, then we are doing

01:59:17.960 away with it.

01:59:18.600 And it's like, false.

01:59:20.640 We're not doing away with it.

01:59:21.720 We're just ignoring it.

01:59:22.620 It exists.

01:59:23.360 We just won't read.

01:59:23.960 We just, we just won't read it anymore.

01:59:25.780 It's like, what is the difference?

01:59:27.240 It's kind of the constitution.

01:59:29.660 Yeah.

01:59:29.920 The constitution, the Bible.

01:59:31.140 They're good at that.

01:59:31.860 It's still there.

01:59:32.920 Nicholas Cage.

01:59:33.600 You can still steal it.

01:59:34.580 You know, Declaration of Independence exists.

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01:59:52.720 Elijah, thank you so much.

01:59:53.920 Thank you.

01:59:54.220 And you will see my interview with Kyle Rittenhouse tonight at 9 p.m.

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02:01:25.500 Here's a couple of things that tonight I really want you to see with Kyle Rittenhouse.

02:01:34.420 Tonight at 9 o'clock, the real villain of the Rittenhouse story.

02:01:38.840 You'll understand when you see it.

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02:01:44.300 I talked to him about nightmares and what this means to him.

02:01:50.380 You really get to know this kid.

02:01:53.660 I also asked him about Joe Biden refusing to apologize.

02:01:58.660 Has anybody from the media organizations, has anybody, the president ever called you

02:02:03.600 to apologize?

02:02:05.080 He hasn't.

02:02:05.940 And I would like to sit down with the president and have a conversation with him and tell him

02:02:11.680 the facts of what happened.

02:02:12.980 And I don't expect that to happen, but it would be right for him to do it.

02:02:20.460 Yeah.

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02:02:25.400 Has anybody apologized?

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02:02:28.100 Has anybody from the media organizations, has anybody honest come to you and go, you know

02:02:33.000 what?

02:02:34.180 I really thought this, but I was watching that and I was wrong.

02:02:37.800 I'm sorry.

02:02:38.260 I haven't noticed anything from the media, but Bill Ackman, a really great guy, I had

02:02:48.540 a Zoom call with him the other day.

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02:02:52.820 He does banking stuff out of New York.

02:02:58.600 Yeah, a hedge fund guy.

02:02:59.660 Yes.

02:03:00.080 Okay.

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02:03:07.780 I'm sorry.

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The Glenn Beck Program - December 08, 2021

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