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hello hello america welcome to the glenn beck program we're we're very glad you're here there
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is uh there's a lot to report today uh and a lot of things are coming to the fore now that
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prageru.com slash glenn uh hello pat gray welcome to the program how are you oh man perfect good
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just on in almost everywhere yeah almost every way yeah pretty close uh it's it's good to have you
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here uh i wanted to bring in jason here real quick our uh head researcher because uh last night we did
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an epic show uh which i know you watched right right pat oh did i right yeah i mean almost every
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every episode of it you've watched pretty much oh yeah and almost every minute of every episode
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exactly almost almost why count yeah uh so so uh last night we did an episode uh and we started to lay
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out the case uh that uh you know the federal government has been you know laying out here in
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the last couple of weeks on uh you know on on the deep state and there's so many things in here that
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the more you look at it the more you read it the more you're you're like okay wait a minute wait a
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minute i get it now and one of those things comes from uh loretta lynch do you remember she was the
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head of the doj under obama and uh she had a meeting at an airport on the tarmac with clinton you
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remember this vaguely yeah vaguely let me let me refresh your member here is the news report at the
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time listen well let's bring it back here at home here in phoenix in a very interesting meeting
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on the tarmac at sky harbor international airport as abc 15 has confirmed former president bill clinton
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was in town and met up with u.s attorney general loretta lynch as she was arriving in phoenix now this
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meeting took place just hours before the release of the benghazi report so we asked her about it i did
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see president clinton at the phoenix airport um as i was leaving and he spoke to myself and my husband
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on the plane um our conversation was a great deal about his grandchildren uh it was primarily social
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and about our travels he mentioned the golf he played in phoenix
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so wait so wait so you've got a former president's plane on the tarmac uh and you're holding things up
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because the attorney general wants to go over and talk to you about golf i mean it just doesn't
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seem credible it didn't seem credible at the time well last night we showed you the evidence and the
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documents on what they were talking about uh and it wasn't about golf or grandkids uh it apparently
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was a briefing on what the fbi was and was not going to investigate regarding benghazi and all of
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the leaked emails jason you want to fill it in it wasn't just grandkids and golf it was also vacation
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plans glenn so let's be exactly accurate on this vacation plan that's important as well okay
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um yeah i mean if you watched last night you probably felt like this show was a little familiar
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because you're like wait a minute i remember that i remember that we had these questions this was
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missing um well the durham annex is is providing a lot of that now uh what we found was we're not
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entirely 100 sure that this is what they're talking about but just like with all these things we have
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there's a lot of common sense involved um they're not talking about golf and grandkids or vacation plans
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what we found from the durham annex is one of the uh intelligence releases was that um the uh
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obama administration and this is almost a direct quote was said to was said to have been
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almost a direct quote willing to use all administrative levers to make sure that the clinton email server
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scandal would go away as far as other emails which is what the annex said
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we later find out that there was another memo that said that president obama was very willing to use
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attorney general names are specifically loretta lynch to leverage the fbi to make sure that this was
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happened she was part of uh the you know all these administrative levers that he was willing to use
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well now that's interesting because then the fbi all of a sudden said you know what i don't think we
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can consider these intelligence reports credible um yeah we're just gonna not you know we're gonna
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pretend that they never happened you know that they they're poof they don't mean anything and that's
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also strange yeah and what is also on top of that is at the same time the fbi suddenly says oh these
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servers these these emails that have been stolen uh we're just gonna farm that out for somebody else
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this is top secret information we're gonna farm that out to a private company crowd strike
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and uh we're not even gonna look into it ourselves we're gonna say we're gonna take the word of these
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guys uh wait a minute what and and we now know that all this whole thing was really not about donald trump
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this this whole thing was about what is on the email servers uh what emails were stolen by somebody we
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assume the russians and what information they had that included benghazi all of these things so they
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needed to what what the russians had and the cia and fbi knew in fact they found it so credible uh
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was it brennan or clapper went and briefed the president immediately after getting the brief
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himself it was that important and that and and deemed that credible at the time that he went
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directly to the white house and said mr president you need to know the russians have it looks like
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this information off of these servers and it it it involves the dnc uh and what they were doing
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with uh hillary clinton versus bernie sanders and and forcing bernie sanders out uh it has a lot of
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stuff about benghazi uh and some things about some other some other things uh like uh trying to smear
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donald trump with russia uh they know about all of this stuff and they know about the corruption and
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uh it's coming from a credible source that's when barack obama did not want anybody to be able to
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smear his reputation and so he said at that time look i'll use special services and he puts the special
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services together what it is basically is it's a it's a mop-up team it's everybody is going to work
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that's going to work together and mop all of this stuff and we're going to twist this and turn it
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back over and say no this that donald trump they've got dirt on donald trump so that way if it ever comes
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out they get we can say oh no that's russian operatives that are doing all of this they're
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just trying to make hillary clinton look bad you know because they want to distract us from donald trump
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it appears as though this really had nothing to do with donald trump as much as it did with kicking
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dirt over the tracks of everything that they had done that was so uh dirty and wrong and illegal
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you read it that way jason yeah i do and i think that the the point i mean there's so much more that's
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involved with this you mentioned crowd strike that was also mentioned in the durham annex they said that
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crowd strike would specifically be used as an entity by the fbi to get the narrative out now it's very
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interesting if you watch last night's show we looked around uh there's there's no evidence the
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fbi ever looked at the servers uh the crowd strike said look this proves the russians did this they
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never looked at them they took their word for it now we were like how is that even now that's kind
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of a big thing so we looked we asked the source that we have in the intelligence community we said this
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can't be true right is this right well the source confirmed it in the current uh intelligence
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community confirmed it and said it looks like this is almost a direct quote we played we had it last
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last night it looks like they just relied on crowd strike i mean oh my gosh and i and i and i want to go
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back to you know the importance of letter the loretta lynch story here is it shows that it shows how
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far the obama administration was willing to go what they were willing to do to push this narrative
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forward of donald trump but also to hide and to silence to use all administrative levers to use the
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quote to make sure that their scandals all the ones you just mentioned quietly go away and it it's it's the
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one of the craziest angles to this story and we find out later that the fbi the fbi seems like they
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were taking the point on making sure a lot of this uh you know it appears so allegedly that they were
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taking the point on making sure a lot of this happened later on they would give a defensive
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briefing to loretta lynch to say look we've got this information that uh you know that it might get
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out there that you were colluding with the clinton campaign as part of this scheme um basically what
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do you have to say about it and the way what she answered was i have the quote memorized glenn it's a long
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one you ready she said okay and never denied any of the allegations that said they walked away the
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whistleblowers are now showing you know that they they walked away saying that doesn't make sense how
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how how was she not outraged that she would be accused of this why why did she not react differently
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why did she just go okay thank you instead of saying i mean if if somebody walks into my office and says
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hey glenn uh looks like you're dirty and the russians have you on tape doing x y and z and we're
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getting all kinds of legitimate intel on you you would you would say immediately absolutely this is an
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outrage this is an outrage i want you to track this down that cannot be credible because i didn't do x y
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and z she responded okay yeah wait a minute and so then when she's out on the tarmac it looks as
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though that was a briefing to tell the clintons because she couldn't communicate directly to hillary
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clinton she gets on what a surprise onto a plane where her husband who can't testify against her
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uh her husband gets onto the plane and so they're just uh you know just a couple talking about grandkids
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she goes onto the plane and briefs clinton to be able to say look we want you to know your wife is
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safe on this this and this we've handled this this and this the fbi is coming under her toe
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and they're not going to investigate these things that's significant
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yeah very significant and it's common sense these are the things that we pretty much knew was happening
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but we never actually had the intelligence or the documents to back it up now we do and the tragedy
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in a lot of this is this these are all questions that the mainstream media could have gotten to
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way back in the day they they could have looked into these angles they could have i don't even know
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if they can't can they now glenn with the statute of limitations i don't know okay so i mean they can
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even if if it is uh if it is conspiracy if they can tie this the same people all the way to let's say
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the mar-a-lago raid uh and that testimony on all of that if they can bring that in uh and show that this
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is part of this same conspiracy then it can go all the way back yeah well i mean if they can't tie it then
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then no it's i mean the annex goes on to say that this is the the re one of the reasons why they gave
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the defensive briefing to her to lynch one of the reasons you know her reaction everything and all
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the fallout the this sensitive intelligence is what it's called all this information leaking all this
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information uh our intelligence says was gave comey the reason to completely shut down the investigation
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into hillary clinton's email server i mean that right there again wow their fear was so palpable
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within the fbi they didn't know how to handle this so that was the reason that he shut down the
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investigation and he gave the excuse of oh she didn't have the intent remember that there was no
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intent you have to link intent to all of this no you don't this memo says that was the reason why
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because of the information in this they had to shut it down this story is only beginning i know just
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beginning and thank you jason thanks for coming in um and it's not just uh it's it's not just national
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security stuff it it they were shutting it down because it would make obama look bad it would make
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the democratic party look really bad and so this was not just national security stuff it was also
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uh save the democratic party uh and if if this is not prosecuted if this is not revealed if it's not
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prosecuted and proven in court has to be proven in court then the message being sent is you're never going
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to get shut down for anything double down we didn't go far enough and it's really dangerous very very
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will be able to understand hello pat how are you i'm i'm a little disturbed this whole loretta lynch
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thing i mean i really i liked her when she sang coal miners daughter i really did no not to mention
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stand by your man i thought that was you know for country that was a pretty good song and that was
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loretta it was loretta lynn lynn wait not lynch it's not the same loretta lynn not the same person
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not the same wonder i thought wow when did she become so political it's it doesn't seem like her
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at all right right right okay well that helps you know what's really sad is that uh this story is so
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old now you know it's you've forgotten 10 years old yeah you've forgotten it i mean you have a better
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chance of of remembering all the words of coal miners daughter that you do of the meeting on
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the tarmac one of those things is right one of those is important the other one is not
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sadly that's true right i mean this is only there are there are many people in the country that would
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go i know and that's why i remember coal miners daughter right you know because it's important yes
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yes yes uh so it is a it's a good walk down memory lane though to remember all of the corruption and
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all of the crap that we were going through at the time and to have this come back around and just have
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the possibility though of justice being served in this it's going to i think you think it's going to
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happen do you really do because so here's the here's the rumor we talked about it on tv last night
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um there has been a grand jury convened and there may be multiple grand juries on the way
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uh and they're not convening it in washington dc um the we believe that the first grand jury has been
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convened in florida which would be a very good thing right but also some of these things happen in
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so we have christy gnome coming on in a little while uh on the program today and uh
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you know i want to talk to her about this new thing where you know you don't have to be
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under 40 to be in a homeland security anymore i mean you want to be a member of ice and you i mean
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you don't have to be under you know you don't have to be under 40 uh and so i thought stew or i
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mean pat you and i we should talk to her about you know you and i i mean i could grow some like
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1970s pork chop you know uh sideburns uh and one of those 70s mustaches uh yeah and get get it we
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could both get a pair of you know white velcro sneakers right you know i mean we're at you know
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at 60 i don't know if they still want it at 60 but both of us have a really bad back but
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you know we can do that oh yeah do that not a problem yeah imagine imagine uh imagine all the
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people that walmart greeters now that could be members of ice so and you know what honestly those
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walmart greeters kind of scare the hell out of me some of them you know you go to costco and they're
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like excuse me let me look at your receipt you're like okay okay okay okay all right i won't run
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uh all right so we have her coming up in in uh just a little while uh did you see jd prisker uh
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on steven colbert last night yeah yeah yeah good stuff yeah uh wasn't it colbert actually brought up
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the gerrymandering which was kind of surprising and showed the gerrymandered map from illinois which is
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um interesting to say the least here it is cut three please take a look at this look at look at
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17 here it does that then it comes up here and it sneaks around there and goes all the way up here
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and then goes right over there like that and look at look at look at this one kind of goes whoop up
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there it's like the stinger on a scorpion down here is this common for all states to do we hand it over
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to a kindergarten class and let them decide okay that's the not that's the the non-partisan group
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that does this for you guys that's our independent commission you know uh that is yeah i mean look
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so because all states to a certain extent do this why is what texas doing particularly egregious in
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this case well here every 10 years we do a census in this country and right after the census we redraw
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districts in every state but what the republicans are trying to do and the texas republicans frankly at
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the behest of donald trump are doing it mid-decade oh no that is extraordinarily rare oh it's perfectly
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fine the problem is totally legal uh not a problem but we're doing it mid mid-decade oh yeah oh because
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that's that's when we usually do things that the after the census except this census has been shown to
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be flawed over and over and over again this census it was really a weird thing to i mean pat you know
00:28:47.840
you had texas uh you had tennessee uh where else i think arkansas oklahoma you had all those states
00:28:57.500
under underrepresented yeah undercounted and then you had all of these uh these uh blue states
00:29:06.540
they were over counted which was weird that's never happened before it was just really weird
00:29:13.000
that it was in 2020 huh how weird yeah and they were counting uh illegals and you know yes uh there
00:29:22.420
are some that say we shouldn't count them as citizens president trump is one of those people
00:29:27.020
who says next time we're not going to count illegal aliens hmm yeah that'll be interesting to take the
00:29:33.200
number that we had and subtract the number we come up with the next time where illegals aren't counted
00:29:40.260
and maybe get a sense for how many illegal aliens there are in this country now i mean can you imagine
00:29:47.860
how many house seats would be lost in california oh stop doing that and yeah yeah um maybe some in texas
00:29:55.580
of course because um how many illegals do we have here 10 million what is the number in california
00:30:03.800
15 million 20 who knows we don't we don't really know but it would be fascinating to find out one day
00:30:10.780
yeah it sure would be fascinating sure would be fascinating i wonder if if we ever you know if we
00:30:16.680
ever will um you know did you see what's happening in uh seattle yeah where there's a new a female
00:30:24.240
zaron mondani running for mayor is that what you're well i don't know i can't define a woman i don't
00:30:30.940
know what you mean by female i don't know why that is so important i mean mondani could very well be a
00:30:38.820
female as well um yeah so so there's this uh this this new mondani uh now there's a somali
00:30:48.400
that is a socialist in minneapolis right that's running for mayor yep you now have this i mean
00:30:56.540
they had a you know social democrat as a mayor in uh seattle yeah who was bad enough apparently
00:31:04.540
this one's that wasn't that wasn't they weren't strong enough this one is really militant uh and uh
00:31:13.520
and an activist and you know they they set up this uh uh ranked voting and apparently she's winning
00:31:22.440
in the ranked voting so she she's now the candidate uh for the election this fall in seattle
00:31:29.620
uh i don't i don't know i i it seems to me that we are a country that is uh is leaning towards
00:31:37.780
socialism on some in some of these states in some of these cities yeah it's going to be really
00:31:43.220
difficult i mean how are you going to manage uh a capitalist society when you have socialist
00:31:51.280
large socialist cities yeah yeah and and she by the way she's even more radical on the cops than what
00:31:59.460
they've had in the past she she wants to replace the cops with you know i don't know doctors uh you
00:32:07.320
know psychiatrists yeah psychiatrists yeah you know she wants she wants that approach not putting
00:32:13.480
people in jail can you imagine what seattle will be like if she wins and i bet you she wins i mean
00:32:19.700
look at this it's coast to coast now new york city minneapolis seattle you've got that uh screwball
00:32:25.240
in south portland maine it's happening all over the place and not just in large cities either
00:32:31.300
south portland maine is not big uh it's i don't think i've heard of the south portland maine mayor
00:32:37.140
it's frightening it's frightening um we've got so many radicals and i i think part of the problem
00:32:43.420
is you know we've had radicals in our education system teaching our kids who are now adults and
00:32:50.780
they've been sold on socialism and they uh have been taught that capitalism is evil you're seeing
00:32:58.060
that all over the internet now how evil capitalism is and how it's the root of every problem we have
00:33:04.880
and you've got these influencers who are screaming about it on their dumb podcasts and so they just
00:33:14.700
believe that capitalism is wrong and evil and contributing to all of societal ills when the
00:33:22.060
opposite is true uh well what i like though is the mixture of socialist communist and islamist yes
00:33:30.600
when you get the islamianist that's the perfect blend isn't it that is a really good addition
00:33:37.560
yeah it is to our society by the way i want to play this this is a uh a muslim sheik uh sheik asim al
00:33:46.140
kahim uh he says that uh well i'll let him speak for himself okay go ahead cut five if you sell
00:33:53.800
a slave now one would say slavery is banned said yes it's banned but slavery was there and slavery
00:34:02.700
is not something that muslims should be ashamed of oh because people think that oh islam promotes
00:34:13.280
slavery does islam promote slavery there is only one means of having slavery and that is through
00:34:21.540
capturing of prisoners of war none oh muslims disbelievers so if someone attacks my country
00:34:31.420
i with the army defend my country and we get prisoners of wars what do we do with them
00:34:38.060
send them to guantuanamo no we enslave them oh this is against human rights it's fine
00:34:46.220
them attacking us is human rights it's okay any no this is human rights how this this believer
00:34:53.820
who was an enemy of islam i can execute him and get it over with but what i'm giving him is an honest
00:35:01.700
and decent life by living in our houses and looking at we at how we treat them and looking at how we
00:35:08.020
worship allah azza wa jal this would make them accept islam voluntary because there is no compulsion in
00:35:14.220
religion and that is why the prophet said in the authentic hadith i am astonished i am amazed
00:35:21.580
of people being dragged to paradise in chains who would be dragged in paradise in chains everybody
00:35:30.780
goes to paradise willingly the prophet is giving us a metaphor because these prisoners of war
00:35:37.360
they were enslaved so they were in chains and these chains made them accept islam and hence
00:35:48.760
so i mean i think this is really good uh it's perfectly reasonable you know islam you know people
00:35:58.360
say that islam is you know promotes slavery but there's only one kind of slavery that is okay
00:36:05.000
now that itself was kind of a huh moment for me because i always thought no there's no reason
00:36:14.900
that slavery is okay there's not but no in islam there is but now you know better you know better
00:36:20.940
now i know better is if you're a prisoner of war right uh you're you're a prisoner of war and uh you
00:36:28.260
know you can convert to islam or you can be a slave but you're gonna want to convert to islam
00:36:35.440
because you're gonna see how how good islam is how we live our life you know and all of the benefits
00:36:42.240
i think maybe a lot of it from slaves um but uh all of the benefits that we have and you're gonna say
00:36:49.500
you know what if that's the way they're living their life i want to be a part of that
00:36:52.860
uh so no so let's see it seemed like the other alternative to converting other than slavery
00:37:02.220
is that you can also be executed so you could die you can convert or you could be a slave
00:37:09.220
but he made it very clear there is no compulsion no not in islam to get to not in islam there is no
00:37:16.960
compulsion no it's convert or die uh-huh but that's not i'm not i'm not forcing you but you
00:37:24.640
have that still choose you have that wonderful third option of slavery you did so it's all about
00:37:32.960
choice that's beautiful no it is it is and i'm so glad that in minneapolis you guys are starting
00:37:40.160
to embrace this you know you're like you know we haven't really given the islamist a chance uh to
00:37:46.700
you know to see how this works out we haven't really in new york you haven't given that really
00:37:52.040
a chance you know somebody who's like you know death to all jews right and apparently also for
00:37:58.100
slavery but only in very specific i mean new york you'll still have the chance to convert you know
00:38:06.860
right uh and you know stop your belly aching just right embrace it there's no compulsion they're
00:38:13.080
not gonna they're not gonna force you you're gonna want to join islam sure you know that's
00:38:19.220
that's just uh that's it uh you know or they'll behead you it's weird because there's this book
00:38:25.060
that i read one time uh and towards the end it talks about how you're gonna be beheaded if you
00:38:29.520
don't accept the mark and and uh and i can't remember what that is but there's is in some book
00:38:37.720
though yeah it's some book that i read uh so and uh and don't worry about that especially if you're
00:38:43.940
on us in australia because uh there is a new queer religion in australia cut four i only started
00:38:52.780
thinking i might as well start a religion when trump stood for election because i thought if you can
00:38:58.780
get elected as a president of the united states then i can found my own religion
00:39:04.440
creation okay logic makes sense in the form of a queer insurrectionary science fiction climate change
00:39:13.200
religion it's triumphant it's jubilant it's sorrowful meaningful incredibly hot artistic and heartistic
00:39:23.740
to be honest it was a bit of a joke the kind of a finger up to the establishment it has become
00:39:31.180
something completely different and offering i guess our idea or a better way i really wanted
00:39:37.360
creation to be full of purposeful hysteria and pleasure and poetry and sexiness it has big feeling
00:39:49.540
it's alluring it's glamorous it's magic it's witchcraft is it activism or is it solace i do not know
00:39:57.100
oh wow is that wow is that brimstone i see coming down from the sky what could possibly be
00:40:04.380
wrong with that you know hey but at least nothing at least they don't have slaves right uh but they
00:40:11.380
haven't taken any prisoners of war yet so we'll see all right back in just a second wow uh yeah
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well hello america welcome to the glenbeck program we've got a lot to talk about christy
00:45:35.600
noem is going to be coming up and joining us here in just a few minutes talking to us a little bit
00:45:38.800
about ice she was the star of a south park episode uh and they're brutal as ever uh i mean i've been the
00:45:45.760
star of uh of cartman's uh takedown of me before i mean they they don't they don't play nice
00:45:54.560
but that's what makes them successful um and we're going to talk to christy about that and
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you this is pretty violent stuff but it's south park uh and christy noem has made her debut into south
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shooting little puppy dogs in the face in the face uh cut 31 christy noem south park
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so let's get out there and get them recruits together we can make it happen
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wow i don't think that is actually how they're recruiting people at this point uh but it's south
00:48:45.200
park i mean and some people are saying you know south park they gotta behave themselves
00:48:49.840
they never did this against biden of course they never did this against biden they were afraid
00:48:54.160
of biden and the administration and they should have been afraid of the administration the
00:48:58.640
administration would do everything that stephen colbert is saying this administration is doing to him
00:49:03.840
um but uh this is part of south park if you don't like it you know oh well i mean don't watch it do
00:49:11.840
you remember do you remember the episode that that really just took me apart yeah i remember it
00:49:18.320
happening i i never watched it because i don't watch south park oh i did i thought it was funny i
00:49:22.640
watched it with my son i watched it with my son i mean it was oh man you know it was it was
00:49:29.120
funny i mean what was that about 10 years ago when he was little yeah 10 12 years ago something like
00:49:33.920
that uh you know and cartman was you know waving the flag and sitting on his porch drinking uh you
00:49:39.920
know lemonade talking about what america really could be uh i mean it was it was funny and he was crying
00:49:46.640
all the all the time but uh so you know what do i and that was supposed to be a depiction of glenn
00:49:54.480
back wow were they i know it's crazy right crazy crazy huh uh now let me take you to another thing
00:50:02.400
that uh john stewart because john stewart has been mocking me for years and that's fine um here he is
00:50:09.760
on ebstein and he's taking me on but i just want to the only reason why i want to play this because
00:50:15.840
it's really not worth it other than for anybody who doesn't know how the left works what they do is
00:50:22.800
they take everything out of context uh and they twist it to make it look as though i'm saying
00:50:30.160
something that i'm not or uh or making it look like that is the conclusion so watch john stewart here
00:50:39.440
i honestly think my favorite thing about this is watching conspiracy theorists have to unravel the
00:50:44.560
red string that they themselves originally strung out here's the og conspiracy theorist glenn beck at
00:50:50.720
his excitement for trump's beginning of the second term the only thing i care about is the um the
00:50:57.760
scandal of the pedophiles and uh in the next 10 days you're gonna see the epstein file released day
00:51:04.480
number one uh cash patel walks in by the end of the day it will be released day one
00:51:12.960
deep state exposed oh i'm sorry trump's in the rough i'll get right on that ball drop
00:51:18.640
what the left is stop stop stop for a second stop yeah so what did he do here he switched
00:51:24.160
the person uh from cash patel to donald trump you didn't say trump was going to release it day one
00:51:30.800
exactly right no cash patel was going to release that and i had that on very very good very good
00:51:37.120
authority trust me very good authority on that uh i can't help that uh that uh that person that told me
00:51:45.600
that was wrong it was hard to be wrong but they were wrong uh and so i look like i was just out
00:51:52.400
there on the limb i don't really care i don't care um but it it was it was not donald trump that said
00:51:59.200
that uh and that was a prediction that i made um and based on some information that somebody in a
00:52:06.960
that was very reliable at least at the time uh or i thought was very reliable told me that that was
00:52:13.360
what was going to happen on day one it didn't now he immediately jumps to me at a chalkboard
00:52:20.240
uh what six months later 70 pounds different okay you can tell some time is gone because glenn's lost
00:52:27.920
70 pounds yeah uh so watch uh watch what he says next go ahead what the left is saying and some people
00:52:36.400
now on his team are saying he's in the report with 15 year olds really do you actually believe that
00:52:50.400
i have seen some clips that would be consistent with
00:52:55.280
no you haven't buy a teenage stop okay stop for just a second so he brings up he bought a teenage uh
00:53:02.400
you know uh what do you call it uh you know miss teen usa he bought that uh that doesn't make you a
00:53:09.280
pedophile oh my gosh and they're talking about the beauty pageant yeah he's talking about the beauty
00:53:14.000
pageant oh good golly uh and again so it doesn't make you a pedophile there's a difference right you
00:53:21.120
know um between a teenage beauty pageant and a pedophile and i'd like to know what clips you've seen and
00:53:29.440
notice it's clips the same thing that he's doing here he's taking a clip and he's he's formatting
00:53:35.760
it in a way where you can't see that what i'm talking about i'm going to the chalkboard and there
00:53:40.960
is one option up there that trump was on the tape it doesn't show that there were five different options
00:53:48.320
up on there and i am i am what i'm doing is i'm laying out all of the options and saying
00:53:53.920
which is the most likely now if you hate donald trump and you just expect the worst of donald trump
00:54:02.080
of course you're going to say no to that but i wasn't talking to john stewart's audience i wasn't
00:54:06.800
talking to the people who hate donald trump i was talking to the people who will at least give donald
00:54:12.640
trump the benefit of the doubt does donald trump i mean if if he was with well let me go on because
00:54:19.760
he plays this now listen to this did buy a teenage beauty pageant but listen beck you're the master at
00:54:27.440
making connections so let's see you unconnected i mean let's be honest 20 years ago if you know this
00:54:34.320
was like hey he was on an island with 25 year old models i i would be going probably okay 15 16 year
00:54:44.240
olds that's not donald trump it's not donald trump i don't believe that do you
00:54:59.360
what no you're not there's no magic x okay stop so stop for just a second notice what he did there
00:55:07.440
i said uh do you believe that i don't believe that do you then i said i don't believe that and i put
00:55:18.080
an x over that i don't believe that but i asked do you believe that leaving it open for you to say
00:55:27.040
yes i do believe that but remember this this whole chalkboard was what do i feel is most likely not what
00:55:36.560
happened what do i feel is most likely to have happened why i wasn't excusing no release i was
00:55:45.440
saying why wasn't there a release why didn't it happen but again you'll notice he doesn't cover that
00:55:53.920
this is exactly the way the left works and especially with people like john stewart who are doing comedy
00:56:00.240
you take it out of context and you you take it out of context so you can make it funny because you
00:56:06.080
make it the most extreme instead of showing the entire conversation which he can't do because he's
00:56:12.000
a comedian but but then he goes and says serious things afterwards like he's just a crazy man he
00:56:19.360
believes all these crazy things well no john they look crazy to you because you're not paying attention
00:56:26.240
you're not seeing the entire context you're not giving anyone the benefit of the doubt of of having
00:56:31.920
a different opinion and being sincere about it so i give you the benefit of the doubt i know you're
00:56:39.280
doing comedy i disagree with with uh your point of view on many things but i have also seen you do
00:56:46.240
things that i believe in that i think okay well he's got something there when you were questioning the
00:56:50.800
pentagon how how can wait a minute how can you keep failing you know all of these uh all of these
00:56:58.320
audits that doesn't make any sense i cheered for you but i also watched it in context not the thing
00:57:06.880
that john stewart has done and they have perfected this smear on me and and everybody else i don't really
00:57:13.040
care about me i mean honestly we had this conversation before we went on the air today and uh we were just
00:57:19.280
talking about how it's not worth playing this because uh you know it doesn't matter to me
00:57:24.960
anymore it doesn't matter i don't think it matters to you the audience but it should matter to you to
00:57:31.440
be able to see how it works if you don't know yet see how it works and how they take things out of
00:57:38.960
context we just played south park they know they took one thing for comedy the reason why it doesn't
00:57:45.200
bother me is because i know it's comedy and south park generally they didn't last administration but
00:57:51.760
generally they'll take people and they hit both sides just as hard okay so i can tolerate anything
00:57:59.120
when you hit both sides just as hard what did they do they took something that where i live uh in uh in
00:58:08.560
idaho you know you don't take your animal necessarily to the vet um when they're sick
00:58:15.920
and have to be put down you don't you don't have somebody come in a compassion wagon and do what i
00:58:21.760
do when i live in texas and i put my dogs down we have somebody come and they compassion the family
00:58:27.200
gathers around you know people who are farmers people who have lived you know their life in small
00:58:34.240
little farming communities they don't necessarily do that that doesn't make them heartless it just
00:58:40.720
means that's the way you do it because you don't have the money to have the compassion wagon come you
00:58:47.360
also don't have the same kind of relationship with animals because you're raising animals you see them
00:58:54.480
live and die you raise them to be eaten etc etc you have a different relationship that doesn't mean
00:59:01.440
you don't care about animals it doesn't mean that you're a heartless monster i mean honestly if you
00:59:08.560
watch um uh old yeller is there anything more sad than what the little boy had to do at the end
00:59:18.240
and is there anything more heroic than what that little boy did at the end nobody bailed him out nobody
00:59:25.440
made it easier for him because he needed to be a man he needed to grow up he needed to be able to
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take care of things himself when they just had to be done and so his dog has rabies he's in the shed
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and he takes a gun this little boy just breaks your heart he takes the gun and he puts old yeller down
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i'm sorry if you've never seen it yeah you just wrecked that for you but i know i know i keep falling
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asleep it's just such a sweet story so you only gave me like 60 years to see that thing i only gave
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you 60 years to see it but that is now if you just played the clip of the little boy going in and
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shooting his dog and you did it for laughs you know would that be fair would that be right you know
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no it might be funny you could say look at this monster and it might be funny you could make it
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into something funny i guess but it wouldn't be if it was if you were doing it for more than uh comedy
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if you were then going on and saying you know look at that documentary have you seen the documentary
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old yeller with the with the kid that went in he's just he's he just kills dogs
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that's what the press has done that's what many comedians have done that's what that's why you
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the viewer the listener the person that casually watches people that's why you don't even know who
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they are because they're always taken in clips notice he said i've seen clips with donald trump
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what about what about those clips in context do you know the man now you don't have to know
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up ray is filling in for uh stuber gear today may i just may i just add that i know you were being
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extremely fair to john stewart there but the fact is he knows exactly what he was just doing to you
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there he knows all of that was a lie he knows you weren't talking about trump he knows that you
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were talking about cash patel and then he switched it to i mean it's so disingenuous that's what pisses
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me off i don't know do you think he does know that he has 70 writers he has 70 writers the guy pays
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enough attention that he knows better than that does he not well maybe i don't know i don't know i don't
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care yeah i know i don't think of john stewart but you know the problem is it doesn't bother me
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they won't they won't exercise the fairness that that you did just then um but i don't but i know
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but i don't do i mean you know and i know i'm not saying this like look we can't do things that are
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right because we expect somebody else to do what's right right i don't expect them to do they won't yeah
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they won't they never do but that's not going to change me i'm not going to become the things that
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i despise i'm not going to not give them uh you know grace because they don't extend grace to me
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that makes me a a different kind of monster um but you know whatever i don't i don't really care
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the fact that i wanted to play that an eye for an eye is just despicable glenn why why won't you take
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an eye for an eye i know i know i know it's crazy it's crazy i just wanted to share that and i hope
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we clip that out uh and and push that everywhere because people need to understand yeah how they're
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welcome to the glenbeck program glad you're here pat gray is joining us filling in for stew who is on
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vacation for a couple of days some breaking news here too it's pretty interesting um clothing retailer
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american eagles new advertising campaign just hit an unexpected obstacle as a federal judge ordered
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actress sydney sweeney to gain 100 pounds and have a nasty looking butch haircut
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of course this is breaking for the babylon b so i was gonna say it's gotta be the babylon b
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they are tremendous aren't they so good they are just so so good it's so good judge eileen
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bauer an obama appointee to a dc area district court issued the emergency ruling that sweeney's
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attractiveness violated the law and demanded that she pack on the weight to become as visually
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unappealing to consumers as possible this type of brazen attractiveness cannot be allowed to stand
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she wrote it is fun to see the absolute hysteria over this jeans ad that i don't know 10 years ago
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nobody would have batted an eyelash about it no no no no no no you know and but five years ago it
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wouldn't have been done yeah that's true it wouldn't they wouldn't have made that is true
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what do you where do you think they jumped the shark where do you think this movement jumped the
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shark hmm because we are wouldn't you agree i mean it could turn at any time it could but
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um the american people are showing they're done with this they're just done with it and and i was
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thinking about it pat stew and i were talking about it earlier this week and there's there's a couple
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of options i mean i think the most obvious is the bud light uh dylan mulvaney yes yeah that was a big
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one yeah uh but there is uh but you know what the the other really big one lately was the um jaguar
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commercial yeah i was gonna say that that's the other one the jaguar ad yeah that came out uh and and
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and that one just didn't that one was just that to me that was a sign this is over because it went
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nowhere there was no controversy over it it just went nowhere dylan mulvaney there was big controversy
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but and that was the moment where i think the right or you know right thinking americans i don't mean
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that about anything other than can you just stop sell a damn beer sell a beer okay yeah stop making a a
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political or social point on everything you do do we just beer man stop taking yourself so seriously
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yeah um i think that was the moment where people just stood up and said i'm just sick of it but jaguar
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was the moment where it just was i think proclaimed dead on arrival that went nowhere there was no
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controversy there was nothing nothing but when you when people saw uh a bunch of people who were i guess
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non-binary dressed bizarrely doing nothing but sitting and standing around and you don't even
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show your product in in the confines of the ad uh i think people yeah i think they're just done with it
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and that's why their sales were decreased by 98 and a half percent in one year 90 98.5 percent in europe
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yeah they went from selling about 2 000 jaguars a month in europe to 49 what is i've never seen
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anything like a possible reason what is the other possible well they they also i think are messing with
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the electric situation too they're they were planning to completely uh transition to all electric vehicles
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and that wasn't super popular a lot of companies yeah a lot of a lot of companies were doing that and a lot
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of companies have have failed in that endeavor i mean look at the chevy volt you go all the way from
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chevy uh to jaguar bentley i mean you would expect a company like bentley to come out with a great
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version of their their electric versions are in the shop i mean within days of being off the showroom
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floor it's just it's killing these companies and i couldn't be happy they're that bad and i couldn't be
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happier by the way have you been reading about the genesis the uh the the car genesis no they're
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the ones that always look like the bentley have you ever noticed that yes well they've obviously
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tried to rip off the the bentley logo i don't i don't even know how they got away with it because
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it does look especially from a distance it looks like it does so what is amazing to me is uh i'm
01:12:23.280
reading about it i mean remember this is this is kia isn't it it's honda isn't that the i think it's
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honda honda that's what it is yeah honda and 10 years ago honda wanted to make a luxury car
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and you know the people rightfully said you're honda you'll never get past honda right and they
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said well we want to make a luxury brand so they decided to rename it genesis and if you watch it over
01:12:48.880
the last 10 years it has gotten better and better every year um but they went out and they hired the
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best german engineers they hired people from uh from uh bmw and mercedes uh they may have taken somebody
01:13:04.960
from bentley volkswagen uh and uh and uh audi and brought them over to design and and uh car and
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driver i think it was car and driver road and track uh has just done a review of their latest and said
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for is it maybe 90 000 or 100 000 they say it surpasses the mercedes and is as close to a
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bentley as you can get for a hundred thousand dollars wow that's incredible yeah it is that's
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that is saying something if it's better saying something if it's better than the same class of
01:13:43.840
mercedes for a hundred thousand it costs you twice it costs you twice the amount of money yeah
01:13:49.760
wow and a bentley probably what four times as much four easy four times as much and so i mean if you
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can get into into a great class for around a hundred thousand dollars that changes everything that changes
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everything for them and uh you know i just wish it was an american company yeah be nice like that but
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but uh anyway uh the largest nypd graduating class since 2016 has taken the stage at madison square
01:14:16.480
garden uh the graduating class is 965 new nypd cops uh that is huge huge now i'm wondering if you're
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going to be regretting that career choice in let's say coming november december or at least january of next
01:14:38.400
year when mondani is your new mayor because that is not going to go well for the new york police
01:14:44.320
department a mom donnie uh mayoral uh term no it won't be good for the guy who wants to defund the
01:14:51.920
police oh yeah yeah it'll be really that's going to hit that city in so many different ways if they
01:14:57.040
don't come to their senses and have you seen i mean even even liberals now are saying they've got to move
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out they've got to move out because they just don't trust that the thing's just not going to implode
01:15:09.360
and it will it will implode if he can do half of the stuff can you imagine just going grocery shopping
01:15:16.880
in two years in new york city if you don't have the police that you would have if you continue and
01:15:25.840
further the you know catch and release kind of uh atmosphere if you're taxing all of the big
01:15:32.880
businesses and the big corporations out of business so they can't stay there anymore so you'll have all
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these empty buildings and it'll be a ghost town and then on top of it you have city-run grocery stores
01:15:45.760
for non-profit you it is going to be a hell hole a hell hole the efficiency of the dmv
01:15:54.240
coming to your local grocery store is such an exciting possibility that how do you not vote for
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that can i tell you something that is an insult to dmvs it really is i mean you know there are some
01:16:08.960
states where the dmv is not as bad as it is in most uh blue states yeah in in texas it's okay it's not
01:16:18.560
great but it's okay but i've never been to a state where i'm like man the this is great department of
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motor vehicles i could hang out there all day i just love this the whole experience was like going
01:16:30.400
to disneyland it's not no no nowhere i was the government screws it up every single time imagine
01:16:37.680
that in your grocery store i was really surprised to see that they had tried this in a kansas city
01:16:44.320
suburb uh where they had a public uh grocery store and it's been so bad that it's about to go
01:16:53.440
out of business they just said it's it's untenable they can't make it work anymore and it was fairly
01:16:58.560
popular at first because you know the prices were lower uh then all of a sudden uh they had no selection
01:17:06.480
there and they were out of items and uh the prices increased and you got shortages and you can't get
01:17:13.120
what you need at that grocery store hmm wonder why that now imagine imagine if all the grocery
01:17:18.720
stores were like that right and then imagine what happens to the employees that can't be fired
01:17:25.520
um who are working at the grocery store when you're like hey you know you guys are out of milk when
01:17:30.880
when are you going to get any milk and you're kind of a little upset because you know it's a
01:17:34.960
government-run grocery store and i was promised all kinds of wonderful things when are you going
01:17:39.520
to get milk imagine the attitude from the government employee who you can't blame for anything no there
01:17:49.920
is nobody that gets blamed for anything so there's nobody to be held responsible uh imagine how bad that
01:17:57.360
employee is and then if you decide well we're going to boycott boycott all you want we're we're gonna you
01:18:04.400
know we're gonna march in the street we're gonna call the press uh-huh you mean the same press that
01:18:09.600
is helping mondami do this right now really that press they're gonna help you they're gonna give you
01:18:14.640
coverage the entire system of the free world breaks down when you start to encroach on the free market
01:18:24.880
it all breaks down and you're seeing it break down right now you know our biggest problem i contend
01:18:29.920
is the press it can you imagine if there wasn't uh if if there wasn't internet media now if there
01:18:39.760
wasn't the blaze if there wasn't megan kelly if there wasn't the daily wire you know if if if john
01:18:45.840
solomon still had to report it through the new york times or the washington post imagine how much would
01:18:54.320
not be covered how much you would just stand around going is it just me yeah it'd be catastrophic
01:18:59.600
feel like it was just you i mean that that was one of the first things that changed when i went to
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when i went to fox you have to remember people were not doing the kinds of shows on cable news and i
01:19:12.080
apologize for this and i have for quite a few years people were not doing shows the way they're doing
01:19:18.400
shows now nobody was coming out with opinions the way i was coming out with opinions and and tying the
01:19:26.000
news together and then saying and this is what it means and then talking directly to the audience
01:19:31.920
remember the first thing that i did was the 912 project and i said you're not alone you're not alone
01:19:41.120
um because everybody was asking at the time is it just me that's because there was no press that was
01:19:47.920
reporting anything and so we all felt so alone imagine what it will be like in new york city how
01:19:56.720
alone you will feel because there won't be anybody reporting on the truth of what's going on at least in
01:20:02.720
mainstream media by the way uh if you feel alone in dc donald trump says he might deploy the national
01:20:09.760
guard in dc because violent crime is through the roof there and so you know the president has the right
01:20:16.560
to do that the district of columbia it might have a mayor and a city council but it is actually run
01:20:23.360
uh by congress it gets all of its funding from congress for the city etc etc so the federal
01:20:28.960
government can step in in washington dc and they are considering because not only is crime out of control
01:20:39.280
in dc but mental illness is out of control and i know you're like well of course the main asylum is
01:20:46.160
there on the hill no not not just the mental illness there the mental illness on the street
01:20:52.720
is truly unlike anything i have seen uh in the nation's capital i've seen it in washington dc i mean
01:21:00.240
sorry i've seen it in new york i've seen it in seattle i've seen it in los angeles i've seen it in san
01:21:06.320
francisco but i have not seen it in the nation's capital to this degree and it's it's violent uh mental
01:21:15.360
illness uh and unfortunately you know they'll they'll say oh see he just wants to use the national
01:21:21.200
guard he's a fascist well you know you kind of put yourself into a situation to where you have to
01:21:27.040
have the federal government bring in the national guard because your local government won't do anything
01:21:32.720
about it and why is that because you keep voting crazy people in hello new york if you vote for this
01:21:41.760
kind of stuff your crime goes out of out of control the people rise up i mean this was i mean top down
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bottom up inside out this is what i've been preaching here for about 15 years that's what it's designed to
01:21:53.840
do make the city so out of control that the feds have to come in and put a giant foot on everybody
01:22:03.440
uh and you call it fascism well yes and you've designed the system to do exactly that thank god we
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don't have one of those architects at the top we have a guy who's just saying crime has got to stop
01:22:18.960
as soon as you clean it up we'll pull the national guard out like he did in los angeles
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01:29:24.480
just wonder is this necessary and why is everybody yelling at us yeah i mean i don't i don't think a
01:29:30.320
lot of it is necessary at least the way that we're we're doing it i don't know why i mean you you i know
01:29:35.040
you've seen the numbers yeah uh what is it seattle or san francisco one of them that has the private
01:29:40.960
security is is better than the government-run security i mean yeah so we've got um i think 16
01:29:47.440
or 18 airports now that have private security that we've contracted with for those measures so
01:29:53.440
um we're we're continuing to evaluate that at every location and implement it where we can
01:29:58.480
if we think it's more better protocols for security but also works better for the traveler my vision is
01:30:05.200
that at some point we get to you walk in the door of the airport with your carry-on suitcase you
01:30:10.160
walk through a scanner pulling your suitcase and go right to your gate and that technology is
01:30:14.960
available and out there but we just need to get it updated and get it implemented yeah good um i
01:30:21.520
want to talk to you about ice um first of all you're removing the age limits for new applications to
01:30:27.280
join ice does that mean i mean i'm only 61 i'd like i mean does that mean somebody like me i can
01:30:32.960
have the velcro shoes and i can come i'm sure i have a bad back i can barely walk but
01:30:38.320
can i be a part of ice they're still gonna have to pass the physical test glenn i'm sorry but
01:30:43.120
there will be a physical exam and training and all that but yes we do want we want some of these folks
01:30:48.320
that retired from law enforcement under the biden administration uh yeah frustrated maybe former
01:30:53.840
border patrol former federal officers that weren't allowed to do their jobs before to come back and to
01:30:58.480
be a part of literally saving america and saving these communities and cities that have been so
01:31:03.600
victimized by the crime and drugs of these illegal criminals that have been out there attacking their
01:31:08.800
families so it has been amazing we have 10 000 new officers that we received funding from in the big
01:31:16.320
beautiful bill that to hire for ice and we have already had over 80 000 applicants for those 10 000
01:31:23.200
positions so we're we're rolling through that and getting them through the process to see if they
01:31:28.560
qualify so we can give them final offers but what i like about that the most glenn is the fact that
01:31:34.720
you know the media and the socialists and marxists have done nothing more than try to demonize our
01:31:41.360
ice officers and to see that kind of response in less than a week just shows that the american people
01:31:47.120
stand with the rule of law that they want to help and they want to be a part of this and
01:31:51.840
so that in itself has been so encouraging to ice just to see that people want to join the team and
01:31:56.720
they're excited about it yeah now people on the left are saying that you know you're turning ice into
01:32:01.920
a teenage army for deportations no we're not nothing's changing um but that's you know i'm shocked every
01:32:10.560
day by the amount of stories that we have to refute that just are completely false and so there will be
01:32:16.880
so many stories shared so many things said so many narratives that we spend half of our time over
01:32:22.720
here at the department of homeland security saying that's not true no we didn't that's not a fact you
01:32:28.240
know just even making up anecdotal stories about families that just never even happened right i i am
01:32:35.200
amazed i mean when you're taking on somebody like mom donnie and they're they're accusing ice now of
01:32:41.600
kidnapping people yes um yes you know kidnapping when you start planting things like they're just
01:32:49.600
pulling up in unmarked trucks and they're wearing masks because they're nazis and they're just
01:32:54.960
kidnapping people off the street you are telling people you have a reason and a license to stop these
01:33:03.120
people with any means necessary it is so dangerous it's so dangerous well and and we just got this
01:33:10.960
morning the notification that attacks on ice officers is up by over a thousand percent than
01:33:17.360
what it was six months ago so you know because those politicians and those um you know extremists
01:33:26.160
talk that way i mean i tell people i've said this my whole life words have consequences what you say
01:33:31.120
matters and the consequences of using dangerous language like that is that people take action on them
01:33:36.720
anybody who has a tendency to be unstable or to be violent that almost gives them permission to go
01:33:42.720
out there and take action against these individuals who all these guys just you know they don't they're
01:33:47.520
not picking and choosing winners or deciding who the law applies to they're just doing their job
01:33:52.960
upholding the law and they want to go home at night to their families too so this is what it may amazes
01:33:58.560
me that you're getting 80 or 90 000 applicants when you have these radicals putting um wanted posters
01:34:06.560
up of people in their own neighborhoods i mean just as i mean as a dad i don't know if i could put my
01:34:14.240
family in danger um and you know what i mean how are we what are we going to do to stop this kind of
01:34:21.760
stuff well uh we are going to keep doing our job no matter what and we're building special operations
01:34:28.400
teams to handle the situations we face out on the streets and one of the things when we're in these
01:34:33.440
communities and that's why i've spent so much time with our agents and officers because i want to know
01:34:37.920
what they go through when they run these ops and it's amazing to me when we're out on the street in
01:34:43.600
new york city or in the bronx or in la you're you're you're running you're doing a operation in an
01:34:50.720
apartment where you have a warrant and you're but people are walking by taking their kids to school or
01:34:56.080
they're you know walking to work and they're saying thank you thank you for being here thank you we have
01:35:00.800
lived with this for years and our mayor our governor won't do anything thank you for being here so
01:35:06.160
people are overwhelmingly and that's what i tell our ace officers all the time is you're not all over
01:35:11.440
the country like i am or out in these communities as much with the different components under your
01:35:16.240
home on street but overwhelmingly people say thank you thank you thank you thank you so i i think that
01:35:22.080
what happens so much in this country is the extremists are loud and the normal people just go to work and
01:35:27.200
keep their heads down but we have to go ahead we just have to be vocal about our support like i'm
01:35:34.400
encouraging people that are hard-working everyday americans to be bold about saying i support our
01:35:40.240
law enforcement officers i support what they're doing to arrest these rapists and these murderers i
01:35:45.520
mean just this last couple of days we've arrested dozens and dozens of sexual predators pedophiles you
01:35:50.880
should see these cases that we've built against these individuals from honduras and from mexico and
01:35:56.000
they're not they're here illegally um they're some from ukraine uh they're they're and they're
01:36:01.600
they're raping people and murdering them we had uh ones that have been arrested two or three times
01:36:06.640
and released by their city and they don't honor our detainers and then we end up they end up killing
01:36:13.440
someone in a drunk driving accident or assaulting someone and then we finally get the chance to
01:36:18.480
to incarcerate them when we pick them up before the locals do because if the locals do and they're
01:36:22.480
their sanctuary city they don't honor our detainers they just turn them loose again so let me ask you
01:36:28.320
this might be unfair because i don't know if this falls under homeland security at all but you know we
01:36:32.800
had uh uh delia ramirez and elan omar has done it too um declare that they're they are more you know they
01:36:43.200
feel more uh akin to somalia or to guatemala than america um and they're serving in congress is right
01:36:51.600
i mean right do we enforce the oath of office yeah i don't the department of justice would make that
01:36:58.320
determination and but that is alarming to me and for me if you had an officer that said that
01:37:04.960
i mean i'm assuming your ice officers take an oath to the constitution if if if they had would
01:37:12.480
you consider that a fireable offense yes absolutely and we do take action on that and when we i've used
01:37:20.160
every authority there's been there's expansive authorities here this is a national security
01:37:24.320
position and i tell people consistently the department of homeland security i have the authority over
01:37:29.200
every person in this country that leaves this country or comes into this country we have the
01:37:33.680
authority over every um product or good that is in this country or leaves this country or comes in
01:37:39.920
and we also have jurisdiction over the internet so what is said and done what is a security concern
01:37:45.840
and what is communicated and protecting our critical infrastructure but also how bad actors would
01:37:52.480
wish to do us harm so the the authorities there i have and i've been using when these specific
01:37:58.800
situations where we have people who don't love america i will use polygraphs i will use the
01:38:04.400
authority that i have to find out that if you're going to be in this federal government where our
01:38:08.960
mission and our oath is to protect this country you're not going to be allowed to be here if that is
01:38:15.120
not truly where your efforts go every single day so those members of congress i i was i've you know i don't
01:38:22.480
sleep much and when i'm laying there thinking about it at night i just think they must
01:38:26.560
is that our poor education system that we didn't spend enough time in in our schools teaching the
01:38:32.880
constitution teaching the declaration of independence the fact that how hard this country was fought for
01:38:38.000
and why it was established and that we facilitate where someone can actually get elected to a high
01:38:43.840
office like that and say something like that and we would have people nod their heads that's i think
01:38:51.040
it's a ripple effect of i think many years of neglect yeah i i think i used to believe it was
01:38:57.280
just neglect and it might have been at first but it is what they're actively being taught it's not
01:39:02.640
just what they're being left what's being left out they're actively being taught to hate the country
01:39:07.280
uh at at this uh at this point let me ask you just a couple of quick questions um scotus if they
01:39:13.040
rule against uh birthright citizen citizenship president trump's order will you respect the ruling of the
01:39:19.280
supreme court we have always respected federal rulings and and will do so i i think that would
01:39:26.000
i don't know when that ruling's uh expected for sure but um that would be a very consequential
01:39:31.520
ruling that we would have to figure out how to handle and deal with do you agree with scotus that
01:39:40.240
illegal aliens have some due process rights and why or why not i do uh but i i do believe due
01:39:47.920
process looks different according to the law and according to what's afforded to them so most
01:39:52.320
people when they think of due process don't do their homework and research to really understand that
01:39:57.600
it's not a guarantee of a hearing or an in-person presentation in front of a judge or the due process
01:40:03.840
looks very different for an illegal alien that's in our country than it does for a u.s citizen and that
01:40:08.400
is appropriate i think that's entirely appropriate and we have always afforded every single
01:40:13.200
illegal illegal illegal that's in this country uh due process before they are removed there's not
01:40:18.880
been an instance where um ice or immigration officials haven't done so you tom homan told me
01:40:26.480
months ago he said there's several phases of of this what phase are we in and and and how many phases
01:40:34.160
do we have or or where are we in the process of getting this really done well i asked president trump for
01:40:41.440
this job um because i knew he was going to have to have someone that was actually tough enough to
01:40:49.680
do it but tough enough to do it for a long period of time that wasn't going to say you know this is a
01:40:56.080
six-month operation and then we're going to soften and get ready for midterms you know i knew he needed
01:41:03.120
somebody that could sustain this because what what joe biden broke by allowing this invasion can't be undone
01:41:11.040
overnight so um it will be of ongoing efforts we have funding through the reconciliation bill to
01:41:19.840
sustain it for the next four years and we will and it will only get stronger and stronger and and
01:41:26.320
bigger we intend to grow it not shrink it and we are going after the worst of the worst and those
01:41:33.760
criminals that are killing americans and victimizing americans as well but i mean overwhelmingly i've been to
01:41:40.720
i think 11 or 12 different countries in central and south america negotiating security agreements
01:41:46.720
and sharing of information on criminals and people that they think are in our country and talking with
01:41:52.400
those presidents of those countries and sitting down with their leadership it's amazing they're
01:41:56.640
telling me that hundreds and hundreds of thousands of their people have already come home voluntarily
01:42:01.840
that just because we've been so strong on the messaging the commercials
01:42:05.520
the secot videos have convinced people that we're in this country illegally you know what i'm going
01:42:10.160
to leave now and then i have a chance to go back to america the right way and i think the president of
01:42:16.160
mexico and her team were telling me they believe that 500 000 mexicans have just voluntarily came home that
01:42:23.040
may not even be on our radar that we haven't counted because they didn't come home through our app or through our
01:42:28.400
systems and i was just uh in ecuador and um chile and argentina the same conversations there there so i
01:42:37.360
do believe we're making a big difference even in just our messaging that people that were here illegally
01:42:43.280
understand that they should go home on their own first and then we need to figure out if they're given
01:42:48.880
the advantage to come back to this country how we do that well i don't know about you i i imagine you
01:42:54.880
were you're far more busy than uh than i ever have been but i remember when i when south park did an
01:43:00.880
episode and i cartman played me the whole time oh really it took yeah oh yeah it took me about a
01:43:07.360
year before even i didn't even know it happened uh until like maybe a year later i was so busy
01:43:12.560
um and uh i i ended up years later watching it with my son and we both laughed over it um but uh
01:43:20.160
welcome to the club well i guess so i didn't get to see it i was uh i was going over um budget
01:43:26.640
numbers and stuff but you know i just think it's um yeah it it never ends but it's so lazy to just
01:43:34.080
constantly make fun of women for how they look only the liberals and the extremists do that that's
01:43:39.440
yeah if they wanted to criticize my job go ahead and do that but clearly they can't they just
01:43:43.440
pick something petty like that uh christy thanks so much god bless thanks glenn you too
01:43:48.960
again thanks thank you keep praying we're doing good yep i know you are thank you so much christy
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interesting conversation with christy noem she's great i mean she's done such a brilliant job and you
01:45:43.200
know like she said the only thing they have to criticize her on is she's beautiful okay well
01:45:50.080
if that's the only thing you got so be it thus the ice barbie label on her yeah and when was being
01:45:59.120
called barbie a bad thing i yeah i don't know just recently look at the the left made the barbie movie
01:46:06.080
mm-hmm uh so we're trying to figure out how that's being a bad thing but what's great about christy
01:46:13.280
and really all the officials that trump has appointed the entire cabinet they're just not
01:46:21.040
afraid to tell the truth and just to speak their minds and and talk about the job they're doing
01:46:28.400
where they're not trying to couch it they're not trying to apologize for it we're upholding you
01:46:32.960
us law and if you don't like it that's tough i mean i am constantly amazed at you know pat you
01:46:41.760
and i were together 15 years ago talking about where are the founders where are the guys who
01:46:47.120
have the guts to stand up tell the truth are smart enough to think things through this is a really
01:46:54.240
really brilliant cabinet cabinet you might not agree with what they're doing but the cabinet is
01:46:59.600
brilliant it's not it's you know it under obama it was a bunch of think tanks and you couldn't really
01:47:05.360
know who was making the decisions here you know exactly who was making the decisions you know what i
01:47:10.560
mean yeah and you see them together and you're like wow those are smart people and they're really
01:47:16.240
smart uh capable of defending themselves and their policies right i mean and there's nothing like
01:47:22.080
to do so i've never i've never seen the like of it on the right that's for sure people like christy
01:47:26.960
noem uh steven miller i mean that guy i love give you a good solid beat down when you when you come
01:47:35.360
at him with the stupidity and you deserve it yeah yeah yeah so i've heard so many people say you know
01:47:40.880
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01:47:48.160
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you know he can take you know whatever it is that you're saying and show you where it's wrong
01:48:01.360
quickly and dismantle your argument does that make you evil or effective
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you know how much the right hates women uh we just had christy noem on really well spoken we were
01:49:53.280
just talking about how uh intelligent and and able to defend their position and their policies uh so
01:50:01.120
many people in the trump administration are um gene pierro just did her uh janine pierro just did her
01:50:07.520
first press conference in washington dc about seeking the death penalty and charging hate crimes
01:50:13.440
for that guy who shot the two people in front of the embassy the two jewish people in front of the
01:50:18.480
embassy uh and then two others he killed as well uh and you don't have time to play the audio but boy
01:50:26.160
you wait until you hear it it is uh strong she is tough as nails and if i were a criminal in washington dc
01:50:34.640
you know this is the kind of thing i've been waiting to see from the doj i've been waiting to
01:50:40.320
see uh from uh the justice department and they are beginning to deliver this now everywhere one other
01:50:48.320
win uh that is coming out of the white house and i i hope that congress will codify this and so we
01:50:55.280
don't just leave it as an executive order but uh the white house is preparing a new executive order
01:51:00.640
against targeting uh or order on targeting banks that are targeting conservatives or crypto firms
01:51:07.920
or religious organizations this is esg uh and we know that they were doing this we have evidence that
01:51:15.280
they were doing this we have victims that it was done too uh and there we don't have all of the
01:51:21.040
information yet but uh there there's some real enforcement coming and this is a huge victory for this
01:51:27.680
audience because this audience was the first that uh took on esg i mean nobody believed it
01:51:35.040
remember we came out with a great reset justin haskins and i um we put that book out and we
01:51:40.400
came out against it and nobody believed it nobody believed it was true nobody understood it it was this
01:51:46.240
audience that moved and got so many people involved uh and started passing state laws etc etc and now
01:51:54.080
there's an executive order on it and we have justin haskins here to talk a little bit about it uh he is
01:51:59.040
the uh co-author of my book the uh great reset and uh gosh what was the other one dark dark future uh so
01:52:07.440
justin welcome how are you among among others yes i know i know uh so justin this is a big big win
01:52:16.400
for anybody who is you know who knows what esg is and wanted it stopped yeah the fight the weaponization
01:52:23.600
of the financial sector in the united states and really in the entire west was the key to the whole
01:52:31.040
great reset plan of transforming the global economy it was how they were going to force everyone to move
01:52:37.120
to the left and they were doing it we didn't just have individual examples we had ceos and internal
01:52:44.080
policies all of this on the record very out in the open saying we're going to you know phase out
01:52:51.120
certain uh you know gun owners for example we don't want uh gun shops we don't want uh fossil fuels we
01:52:59.120
don't want any of these things we're going to phase all of this out of the the banking system well that
01:53:03.680
means you're going to destroy all these businesses we know that they targeted individual people including
01:53:08.960
donald trump himself was targeted by numerous banks not just one jp morgan chase targeted trump
01:53:15.920
bank of america refused to do banking with him deutsch bank also did this so this was a huge huge
01:53:22.000
problem it was the biggest part of the great reset we've been fighting over this for years now for
01:53:27.840
something like four years and finally finally the trump administration is taking action and esg and
01:53:34.880
banking is dead at least for now it is dead at least yeah until it's codified it's dead through
01:53:41.280
executive order which is better than nothing but they've got to codify this remember this was the banks
01:53:47.360
will say look we were only doing what we were we were told we had to do because of quote reputational
01:53:53.200
risk so they would say to somebody like me they could debank and they could say you know we're not
01:53:58.320
giving you a loan and not explain why but we would know why um and they would what they would be saying
01:54:05.120
internally is it's a reputational risk because we're doing business with glenn beck um and glenn beck is
01:54:11.840
against these things which the government says are they all have to be done um we could be uh in trouble
01:54:20.640
with the government we would be in trouble with our reputation and with the reputation that we have with
01:54:25.360
the federal government and so they would have to debank that was the whole idea they didn't have
01:54:30.560
to want to do it many of them did but they didn't have to want to do it they would be required to do
01:54:37.440
it by law uh through the federal government and now it looks do we have any clue have you heard anything
01:54:43.760
that is in this actual uh executive order yes so it sounds like the executive order is going to come out
01:54:50.880
today if not today tomorrow uh there's been lots of leaks from uh from various media uh talking about
01:54:58.080
what's in it we i i think there's a lot of incredible things in this uh the secretary of
01:55:03.280
the treasury is going to be required to uh create a whole set of new policies and regulations across the
01:55:11.520
federal government that are going to deal with debanking moving forward into the future all of that
01:55:16.800
stuff you were just talking about reputational risk all of those policies are going to be
01:55:21.440
stripped from regulatory agencies throughout the federal government they're not going to be allowed
01:55:25.360
to do that anymore and i think one of the most um overlooked parts of it that's going to be
01:55:32.080
incredibly important is there's going to be a vast investigation into everything that's already happened
01:55:40.320
and so regulators are going to go in they're going to look at the politically driven debanking policies
01:55:46.880
and if any laws had been violated at all they're going to go after them through the justice department
01:55:53.120
and they're going to punish these institutions or other regulatory agencies they're going to punish
01:55:57.680
these institutions for engaging in discrimination in the past because some of these cases involved
01:56:02.000
christian organizations and other religious based groups well those were illegal but we think with
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the laws that were on the books under the biden administration they were illegal but we think
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that some of that was going on too so there's going to be a a chilling effect here i think um a long
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lasting chilling effect because if you're a financial institution even if some future democrat president
01:56:25.040
comes to you and says hey we really want you to do this we want you to move in this direction
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they still have they'll have to look back and say well geez yeah but if someone like trump comes back
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into the white house again we could be investigated and sued and fined and potentially people could go
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to prison if we do this so i don't know if we want to do that again so that is a huge huge part of this
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um so do we need a law passed in congress 100 congress where the heck are you why aren't you doing
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something on this already i know i know is a huge win for us so far huge win for people who support
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freedom and this audience deserves so much credit for it you and your team do glenn you without you
01:57:11.280
none of this would have happened i truly believe that without without ricky and sarah and jason the
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whole team none of this could have happened and without this audience pushing for this at the state
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level at the federal level demanding action making this a huge issue i honestly think that this whole
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thing would have died and no one would have cared about it and we wouldn't be seeing this massive
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victory today you know what thank you for reminding me here because i i i am so grateful for the audience
01:57:44.400
every day i i see the impact that they make but thank you for reminding me where i was when we first came
01:57:52.000
up with you and i both we were like this can't be true um and then we realized oh my gosh this is all
01:57:59.280
happening we wrote the great reset and at the end right before we released it i think you remember this
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was like well there's not really a happy ending here uh and and both of us we had soul search so long
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we're like i know but i don't know if there's actually a way to stop this because i'm not sure anybody's
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going to get it or care look at what happened justin nobody cared nobody understood it nobody believed
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it when we first wrote that book it's incredible right yeah absolutely incredible and as we stand
01:58:36.080
here today not only are we talking about the most important part of the great reset dying at least for
01:58:44.160
now dying but think about all the other victories look think about the cultural victories that we've
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had recently these gigantic corporations are no longer these dei institutions that they were
01:58:57.440
before uh you know the sydney sweeney ad is like the perfect example of that uh klaus schwab has been
01:59:04.320
thrown out of the world economics forum he's not even in charge of it his kids have been removed from
01:59:09.920
the wef his top lieutenants are gone uh this is this is incredible from where we've started to where we are
01:59:18.960
today has been nothing short of a massive massive victory and miracle credit massive massive miracle
01:59:30.400
because nobody nobody thought i didn't think if i said to you uh in 2023 uh three that trump was going to
01:59:40.960
get elected and within his first month and i listed half of the stuff that he's done you know the uh you
01:59:48.560
know pbs and npr would be defunded uh that you wouldn't have to take your shoes off in the airport that we would
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actually actually have hard evidence that shows us the actual members and leadership of the deep state
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um that esg would be taking its last breath debanking would be over if i said that we were
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going to i don't think i would have believed it i wouldn't believe in six months no no way
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no this guy's amazing you even have big look look at big tech companies now big tech companies are
02:00:25.840
suddenly fans of donald trump they're working with him on the ai resolution i mean
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everything the world has turned on its head what happened yesterday with apple pat what was how
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much was the investment uh coming from apple yesterday 600 million 600 million to build chips
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here in america i was told just three years ago chips can't be made here in america we'll never make
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chips in america we're we're now funding billions of dollars in chip manufacturing here in america we're
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bringing and as much as everybody says well we can't bring jobs back to america we have to bring
02:01:05.760
jobs back to america if we're not making chips and there is a disruption or a country that is hostile to
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us decides not to send us chips we're done if we don't move our medicine here to america and somebody
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hostile to us or there's a disruption we're done literally dead look at the progress that has just
02:01:29.040
been made in the fda uh and uh and with rfk in in just the last six months just this has been
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remarkable yeah i think this is and i and i think this is a great opportunity to remind people to be
02:01:47.120
patient and and to take stock of where we were not that long ago and where we are today obviously a
02:01:56.640
lot of conservatives don't agree with everything that donald trump is doing i don't agree with
02:02:00.960
everything that donald trump is doing that's normal that's fine that is always the case if you go back
02:02:05.920
and look at ronald reagan guess what folks there's a lot of stuff ronald reagan did that i think most
02:02:10.400
people today would say was really bad really bad but we all love reagan because overall he was a net
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massive good for the country what donald trump has done so far you didn't even mention border
02:02:22.880
security which i thought something i know it would have never happened in my lifetime ever i know i
02:02:28.080
know what is happening right now is a complete transformation of society in america for the
02:02:34.640
better it's going to take time it's going to take time all of these policies require that but we are
02:02:41.680
making huge progress in ways that we never thought were possible just a few years ago and we literally
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wrote a book called dark future that's where we were at i know i know and we hated it but we really
02:02:56.720
believed it and look where we're at now uh justin i want to have you on tomorrow because we didn't
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get a chance to talk about what's happening over in is it sweden uh with the prime minister uh this is
02:03:07.840
massive and kind of leads to the dark future thing and it's going to be happening everywhere so can i have
02:03:14.080
you back on tomorrow of course okay good uh justin thank you so much justin haskins uh and uh you can
02:03:22.000
you can follow justin uh at uh where is it uh justinhaskins.com so hard to remember uh justinhaskins.com
02:03:31.440
by the way back in just a second i should correct myself i said 600 million i meant 600 billion is the
02:03:37.600
investment from apple 600 billion yeah big difference over half a yeah almost almost uh
02:03:45.440
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we just had justin haskins on and one of the things he mentioned was debanking uh wow did steven miller
02:06:13.280
handle that well yesterday listen to what steven miller had to say about debanking we talk a lot about the
02:06:19.120
weaponization of the weaponization of the justice system but we haven't talked as much about the
02:06:23.200
weaponization of the financial system one of the worst features of the last four years under
02:06:30.880
biden the democrat rule but of course it also precedes that too is the use of banking and access to the
02:06:39.360
financial system to enforce the regime of censorship and political control or like something out of a
02:06:44.880
communist country we all know stories of people who had their platforms their financial platforms
02:06:51.200
taken away from them simply because of how they thought or how they spoke or what their political
02:06:56.960
beliefs were as we've explored this and examined this as the white house we found these practices
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are even more widespread than previously known as you mentioned they use this pretext of reputational risk
02:07:07.680
as a basis for financial censorship wow which is truly odious truly un-american truly dangerous to
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liberty in every sense so yep we've worked closely with secretary of the treasury scott bessett
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some really really good news all throughout the podcast if you missed any of it wherever you find
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your podcast go there and listen to the whole show today it's worth it glenn beck