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00:02:25.260 Well, hello, America.

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00:02:27.920 It is Friday, and we're going to talk a little bit about the craziness

00:02:32.120 of what's happening in Provo, Utah this week with a Charlie Kirk assassin.

00:02:36.720 I mean, really, it is an IQ test at this point.

00:02:40.520 You know, if you're looking at it like, I don't know,

00:02:42.520 I think somebody else killed it. 1.00

00:02:45.180 The Jews did it. 1.00

00:02:46.260 You've got an IQ lower than the IQ of my sock, 1.00

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00:04:07.500 All right, well, I thought we'd start with something, you know, appropriate today,

00:04:14.200 because we're going to talk about the Charlie Kirk assassin and, of course, who really did it.

00:04:21.780 Let me explain.

00:04:44.200 And who could it be, space laser from Tel Aviv, obviously. 1.00

00:04:48.880 The Jews did it. 0.99

00:04:50.380 The Jews did it. 1.00

00:04:51.600 Every bad thing, yeah, they orchestrated it. 1.00

00:04:55.020 The Jews did it. 1.00

00:04:56.440 The Jews did it. 1.00

00:04:57.540 From the bad hair day to the price of chips. 1.00

00:05:01.540 Illuminati.

00:05:02.340 Nah, it's just a try. 0.99

00:05:03.880 World domination with a kosher vibe. 1.00

00:05:07.240 The Jews did it. 1.00

00:05:08.840 Hey. 1.00

00:05:09.300 Yeah. 1.00

00:05:10.400 The Jews did it. 1.00

00:05:10.820 It's pretty clear. 1.00

00:05:12.960 Pretty clear here.

00:05:13.960 I can't take the John Lee Kirk thing.

00:05:20.200 My head's going to explode. 1.00

00:05:43.960 it's a zionist plot what else is new the jews did it the jews did it every bad thing yeah they 1.00

00:05:51.820 orchestrated it the jews did it the jews did it your ex left you yeah they probably did it 0.89

00:05:59.660 flat earth chemtrails big foot on the loose all connected in one big jewish caboose the jews did 0.88

00:06:06.640 it's friday and of course the jews did it um you know wasn't it the jews who first wrote down that 0.99

00:06:17.040 there was seven days in a week so they're responsible for so much that's going every 0.98

00:06:24.000 monday every monday just remember it was the jews that gave you a monday i don't know who gave us 0.99

00:06:31.520 friday sure it kind of falls apart when you get a day you like but let's be consistent the jews did

00:06:37.080 it um let me talk to you a little bit about what's going on in provo utah for 10 months now

00:06:41.440 america has told the story of the murder of charlie kirk i mean it is it's more than one

00:06:47.240 story too which has been very interesting i mean you listen to some podcasters who are just asking

00:06:53.000 questions um and of course it was a deep state hit but it was a deep state hit caused by the jews

00:07:00.520 uh it was a false flag it was a crisis actor it was a convenient death dressed up and assassinate 0.64

00:07:07.700 as an assassination um one podcaster insinuated that maybe it was my daughter that did it

00:07:14.640 oh you caught me now so this week in the fourth district courthouse provo utah

00:07:21.660 none of those stories showed up you know uh none of them uh it was weird it was really weird when

00:07:29.640 you look at the evidence you're like oh wait a minute maybe it wasn't my daughter uh but actually

00:07:35.980 what showed up was stranger a little more terrifying because it is more human than any of the 0.98

00:07:42.900 the jews did it kind of stuff the evidence uh has you know come in now i mean real evidence the way 0.97

00:07:50.580 it always comes in slowly under oath on screens surveillance uh video of a young man crossing a

00:07:58.320 rooftop dropping into the shooting position, firing one round through Charlie Kirk's neck

00:08:02.760 while 3,000 people watched and then started to run. Also, a grandfather's bolt-action Mauser

00:08:09.960 wrapped in a towel, ditched in the woods. There was DNA. There was ballistics. And then there

00:08:17.200 was also the voice of the person who knew him best, his trans lover, the roommate and partner,

00:08:23.680 Lance Twiggs. Now, Lance was granted immunity, interviewed on tape, told investigators what

00:08:31.380 happened in the hours after. The text under the keyboard, the messages where Robinson was

00:08:40.440 admitting that it was him and he felt really bad. I wish I wouldn't have done it. I wish I

00:08:45.520 wouldn't have done it. You're not the one who actually did it, are you? Yeah, I did. I couldn't

00:08:50.080 take it anymore you know those kinds of things and then the morning after where he was pacing

00:08:56.960 back and forth in the apartment crying i gotta turn myself in with my parents there were no

00:09:05.260 handlers no grand design no shadow directing the shot no shoes surprisingly showed up in this i was

00:09:11.760 shocked that it looks like it was this guy everything the state put on those screens points

00:09:19.520 to one person who made one irreversible choice now this is a preliminary hearing it's not a

00:09:27.220 verdict the defense is still challenging the dna and they should you know but the shape of it is

00:09:32.680 pretty darn clear you know and the shape is not a movie plot this is where it gets frightening

00:09:39.460 it's a kid they showed the bullets and this is the part where the camera really kind of rushed

00:09:46.100 pass i think the casings were not engraved with a manifesto they were engraved with jokes

00:09:53.180 a furry forum meme an old italian protest song that 0.94

00:10:01.460 you know has curdled into an internet gag a throwaway insult if you read this you're gay 0.65

00:10:09.800 i-m-a-o uh he then texted his partner that the messages were mostly a big meme 0.96

00:10:18.740 then he worried the meme might show up on fox news then he worried in writing

00:10:24.820 he worried more about how he's going to explain the missing rifle to his dad

00:10:29.940 than about the man he just left dead on the stage see this is what's terrifying here this is not

00:10:38.440 ideology. This is a human soul dissolved in irony. A young kid who marinated so long in the world

00:10:48.140 where everything is a bit. Every belief is just a costume. Every horror is just a punchline for

00:10:54.540 an audience that isn't even in the room. That he carved jokes into the rounds he used to kill

00:11:01.260 a father of two. He couldn't tell the difference between a meme and a murder until he had already

00:11:08.920 committed one. It's terrifying because that can happen to any of our kids. Now watch what the

00:11:18.240 whole country is doing with him. The left wants him to mean one thing. The right wants him to

00:11:22.360 mean another. The conspiracy theorists want him to be a puppet of the Jews. And the people debunking 0.83

00:11:29.080 the conspiracy theorists want him to be a lesson everybody everybody is united in a single demand

00:11:35.400 that this death resolve into a clean story

00:11:39.080 and the evidence this week is quietly refusing i mean we know who the killer is but the killer

00:11:49.680 doesn't have a clean story just irony and a rifle and a daddy drifted away from and a joke

00:11:55.700 residing in the place where his conscience should have been.

00:12:10.080 Last night, I spent some time looking for places in history

00:12:14.420 where this sickness has happened before.

00:12:17.740 The hunger to make a crime mean the thing you already believe.

00:12:21.880 and you can find it

00:12:26.000 you can find it in the Boston Massacre

00:12:31.080 John Adams

00:12:34.700 everybody wanted that Boston Massacre to mean one thing 0.81

00:12:38.400 that the British were evil 0.92

00:12:40.300 and the British were just shooting innocent Americans

00:12:42.520 and John Adams said that's not true

00:12:44.700 and he was stubborn

00:12:46.100 and he tried it

00:12:48.020 and he proved that it wasn't true

00:12:50.160 but we're in a time now where everybody wants it to mean something

00:12:57.700 and what we have to be wanting is just the truth let the chips fall where they may

00:13:09.260 and it's pretty clear to see where the chips are falling but i want to take you to france

00:13:15.940 And I want to tell you a story about a spy in France right around the turn of the century.

00:13:22.700 This story is terrifying because it shows humans haven't changed.

00:13:31.860 I'll show you here in just a second.

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00:15:05.640 The Jews did it. 1.00

00:15:14.840 All right. 1.00

00:15:16.740 Let me tell you about a spy.

00:15:21.860 France caught a spy.

00:15:23.500 The year is 1894.

00:15:25.940 Someone inside the army was selling secrets to the Germans.

00:15:30.060 And the proof was a torn up memo.

00:15:32.040 the uh the memo was pieced back together uh from scraps in a in a trash can at the german embassy

00:15:41.000 and french needed a traitor and it it had to find this traitor and so it found the one it wanted

00:15:48.860 his name was captain alfred dreyfus he was an artillery officer he was jewish the jews did it

00:15:58.520 And he was convenient. 0.64

00:16:00.900 The handwriting was a stretch.

00:16:03.080 The real evidence was really thin.

00:16:05.160 The file that convicted him was so weak

00:16:07.380 that the army kept half of it secret from his own lawyer.

00:16:11.860 None of that mattered.

00:16:13.520 The story was just too satisfying to check for everybody involved.

00:16:17.960 They stripped him of his rank in a courtyard.

00:16:20.040 They broke his sword.

00:16:21.360 They shipped him to a rock off the coast of South America to rot.

00:16:25.000 then a new guy took over french intelligence and this guy's name was uh george picard

00:16:33.680 he um he was carrying the same racial prejudice okay he had no love for dreyfus he was not a fan

00:16:43.480 thought when he got in thought he was guilted um it was guilty and hated jews okay but when he

00:16:51.360 got into office, he intercepted a second scrap of paper. The petite blue is what they call it. 0.63

00:16:58.520 It's a little blue telegram. When he chased it down, the handwriting on it matched the memo

00:17:04.880 that it convicted Dreyfus, except it wasn't Dreyfus. It belonged to another officer. This

00:17:11.720 guy was a debt-ridden hustler. Okay. Esterhazy, I think was his name. The wrong man was on Devil's 0.97

00:17:18.760 island the real traitor was still walking around selling france to berlin okay now this new

00:17:26.780 intelligence officer the head of intelligence could have buried it and he had every incentive 0.80

00:17:31.760 to bury it he didn't like the man he'd be saving he he didn't like jews it was convenient there 0.74

00:17:40.140 was all kinds of pressure on him to shut his mouth but he couldn't stomach seeing you know 0.87

00:17:44.800 seeing this lie, knowing that it was a lie, because he found the evidence. So he told his

00:17:49.940 superiors. His superiors said, shut your mouth. Admitting the truth is going to embarrass the 0.99

00:17:55.540 army. Shut up. When he wouldn't, they didn't. They didn't thank him. They didn't. He opened his 1.00

00:18:01.820 mouth. They shipped him to a dangerous post in the Tunisian desert. Then they arrested him.

00:18:07.060 Then they accused him of forging the evidence that proved the truth.

00:18:11.980 everybody was protecting the comfortable story you know forged a document to shore it all up

00:18:18.980 they forged this thing and and they said that uh you know he was forging this other document he

00:18:26.640 should go to that but they they were forging a document themselves to incriminate that guy

00:18:31.380 when their forgery was finally exposed the author cut his own throat in a prison cell

00:18:37.300 now here's the part that if you've ever heard this story nobody remembers

00:18:42.060 france retried dreyfus that's the guy who was originally sent to devil's island okay

00:18:51.060 and they convicted him again after the forgery after the forger's suicide after picard a second

00:19:01.200 court looked at the collapse of the entire case and found him guilty a second time with extenuating

00:19:07.640 circumstances because the story was still stronger than the facts the story was so embedded into the

00:19:16.080 culture by that time nobody wanted to change it they had a satisfying ending 12 years for stubborn

00:19:26.760 and unwelcome and inconvenient facts

00:19:29.500 to finally beat a story

00:19:30.820 the whole nation wanted to believe.

00:19:35.160 When it was over, after 12 years,

00:19:39.020 an innocent man was restored.

00:19:41.840 And the officer who had been sent to the desert

00:19:43.760 for telling the truth

00:19:44.780 ended up being the minister of war.

00:19:47.820 It's strange because that guy never surrendered.

00:19:50.180 He becomes the minister of war

00:19:51.940 and that's what France is known for, surrendering.

00:19:54.260 So I don't know how that worked out for him,

00:19:55.940 But this is the discipline, and it's harder than the one that punnets are selling you right now. 1.00

00:20:06.260 Because what people are selling you right now is the Jews did it. 0.85

00:20:11.380 He didn't really do it. 0.78

00:20:13.360 I mean, it is so transparent now on who actually did this, but it still is, it hasn't gone to trial yet.

00:20:21.540 and a court of law has to it has to go through and we have to say then

00:20:28.280 let the jury of his peers find him guilty or not guilty

00:20:33.000 wait for the facts but pundits are not doing that because there's a story they

00:20:42.120 want to be true and look at how many of our friends have been lost because they're jumping

00:20:49.500 on the bandwagon and arguing things where they don't have any facts i mean i gotta show you what

00:20:55.800 data republican i mean she just tore candace owens apart good but she did it with facts

00:21:04.540 we have to as a country be willing to find the answer you don't want

00:21:10.960 the card went looking to catch a fresh trader and instead he found proof that his own army

00:21:19.200 had jailed the wrong man,

00:21:21.680 a man he didn't even like,

00:21:23.100 but he followed it anyway.

00:21:25.060 And he followed it straight into ruin

00:21:27.140 because the alternative was to live inside of a lie

00:21:30.620 because the lie felt better.

00:21:34.480 Everybody who's screaming about Charlie Kirk right now

00:21:36.840 wants the same thing that France wanted.

00:21:41.320 They want a killer that confirms their story.

00:21:46.420 But what evidence keeps offering instead 0.77

00:21:48.880 is a meme-poisoned kid

00:21:51.080 who tragically has no story at all.

00:21:58.000 Do we have enough Americans, 1.00

00:22:01.160 do we have enough Picards left 1.00

00:22:02.860 who will take the unsatisfying,

00:22:05.680 unshareable, unmonetizable fact

00:22:08.460 over the thrilling conspiracy?

00:22:14.000 Charlie Kirk believed in sunlight,

00:22:15.880 in letting evidence compete

00:22:18.560 and let the better argument win.

00:22:21.440 The way to honor him

00:22:22.900 is not to win the narrative war over his body.

00:22:27.220 It's to want the true answer

00:22:29.220 more than the useful or satisfying one

00:22:32.700 or one that will advance your agenda

00:22:34.840 when the true one is small and human

00:22:38.620 and refuses to become anyone's cause.

00:22:44.480 More in a minute.

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00:25:04.440 You know, man, it's nice just to try and...

00:25:06.820 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:25:08.240 It's Friday 1.00

00:25:09.700 And apparently the Jews didn't do the Charlie Kirk thing 1.00

00:25:12.860 Wow, what a shock 0.58

00:25:14.160 What a shock

00:25:15.840 Here they are, a country with space lasers

00:25:18.400 And it wasn't them

00:25:20.940 That did it

00:25:21.600 It's actually more sad

00:25:23.740 We were just talking about it a minute ago

00:25:25.200 It's more sad than that

00:25:26.540 It's a kid who is just lost in a world of memes

00:25:30.460 And hatred

00:25:32.060 And

00:25:32.880 But it's clear who did it 1.00

00:25:35.920 And it wasn't the Jews 0.78

00:25:36.860 strange uh the trial is not going on this the pre-trial and if this is what the pre-trial is

00:25:43.880 you imagine how intense it's going to get um

00:25:49.060 it's not good it's not good and we just really need to be looking for the facts uh jack pasovic

00:26:01.680 was there at the trial all week.

00:26:05.260 I saw him last week in Washington.

00:26:06.680 He said, I'm going to the trial.

00:26:07.820 And I can't imagine what it was like, Jack,

00:26:09.880 to be sitting there all week.

00:26:11.000 What did it feel like sitting in that room this week?

00:26:16.680 Well, Glenn, thanks for having me on.

00:26:18.520 And of course, for your support and your family's support

00:26:21.740 and to Erica and to her family,

00:26:24.940 Charlie's parents who are there every day.

00:26:27.120 It's surreal.

00:26:28.280 And we're going back here in about an hour's time.

00:26:31.140 i'm just about a mile up from the courthouse i'm right here in provo and you know it's it's surreal

00:26:37.780 because it's it's such a big i mean when charlie died when he was killed it was such a a world

00:26:44.580 shattering event and so much has happened since then and that to bring all of that into such a

00:26:50.900 small room it's such it's quite a small space and you've got only about six rows they're like like

00:26:57.300 like wooden church pews almost. And you've got Erica and Charlie's family and us and some of the

00:27:06.300 friends are there. Senator Mike Lee stopped by. We had Don Jr. stop by for a couple of days.

00:27:13.520 And then Tyler's family is there as well. Then you've got SWAT officers just all over the place.

00:27:21.180 security is extremely tight and for a million reasons. And then there's, you know, a couple

00:27:28.080 tables of the lawyers, the prosecutors, and then sitting right there in the room is Tyler Robinson,

00:27:34.400 who's at the center of all of this. So they're all right there. And I forget what I said,

00:27:39.900 but Tyler's family is there too. So his mother and father, and my heart goes out to them. I've

00:27:44.920 been praying for them as well. We can't have phones in the room. So I've been praying a lot.

00:27:49.740 and you know i i realize this to me that they lost their son too their lives have been shattered as

00:27:57.020 well and and you know horrible when we look at it from an evidentiary perspective they were the

00:28:01.900 people as well who picked up the phone initially the mother and father i know and called law

00:28:07.700 enforcement and said that's our son on tv and i i just as a dad i i can't even imagine i don't

00:28:16.080 That's the bravest and hardest thing I've seen a parent do.

00:28:20.940 And once in a while, we are blessed enough to see a parent who loves their child and is not condemning their child, but does the right thing anyway.

00:28:32.300 And that is, I mean, that's classic good parent.

00:28:37.040 They still love their son, but he has to face justice.

00:28:41.340 I'm going to play a couple of soundbites from the trial and love to get your reaction.

00:28:46.340 Here is Kirk trial one, cut one, the DA lashing out at Erica.

00:28:52.120 As the court knows, we have witnessed availability problems.

00:28:55.820 We spent the bulk of today and yesterday arguing about nothing to do with the evidence in the case, but with rights of third parties.

00:29:06.340 And it's appropriate for the court to consider that.

00:29:08.740 But at some point, I think the court has to return to the purpose of these hearings, which is to expeditiously hear the evidence and then determine probable cause.

00:29:21.340 And I want to point out to the court, Ms. Kirk has been very adept at holding press conferences at which she has revealed evidence.

00:29:29.340 She has represented that the state is her attorney.

00:29:33.540 she has access to all the evidence that the state has publicized and that the media and her own

00:29:42.000 lawyer argues is already in the public domain so they're perfectly free to go outside this courtroom

00:29:49.420 under the court's protective order they're free to go out and hold press conferences and announce

00:29:53.940 to the world outside the courtroom what they think the evidence is they have the availability of that

00:30:00.760 evidence but the court's role i think at some point is to exercise some control move the case

00:30:06.300 forward and especially when we have witness availability problems

00:30:09.960 the reaction to uh to this from erica how'd that land uh uh well look you know i i've been trying

00:30:21.560 to not say anything that that about you know you know look i mean erica this these are private

00:30:28.580 moments for her but this was reported in uh in the media already and and they said that uh when

00:30:35.540 when when erica heard her name mentioned that way from the defense team uh let me just say that her

00:30:42.820 her head shot up and she focused directly on the individual uh attorney michael burt there and what

00:30:50.980 he was saying and as did mine and i think many of us because the things that he was saying keep in

00:30:57.460 on what what maybe i don't know if it was in the context there what the family was asking for in

00:31:03.600 that um moment was to be shown the zoomed in image not to be broadcast to the world but they said

00:31:10.900 could we at least see the zoomed in image which the judges blocked earlier in the week of the

00:31:17.340 individual they believe is tyler robinson when he's crouched down in the prone position he's

00:31:23.520 already assembled the rifle and now he's crawling across the building towards the sniper's perch

00:31:30.000 right on the edge of the building which has a direct line of sight to where Charlie's tent was

00:31:34.640 and the judge had ruled that we can show the video but we can't zoom in on this spot well

00:31:39.620 you know what you can see is you know a little pixelated squiggle in the back of the corner of

00:31:45.880 the video can't tell anything so all they were asking was if they could just watch the video

00:31:51.280 know in port because here they are they've flown all the way to Grovo Utah they've spent hours upon

00:31:57.160 hours they just want to be able to see the evidence to see what happened to Charlie to

00:32:02.800 have some kind of you know I'm not going to say there's ever going to be closure or satisfaction

00:32:07.060 but at least some kind of of understanding of what went on here and then to be attacked for

00:32:14.860 simply asking to see the evidence is it was beyond the pale I I personally I thought it was atrocious

00:32:20.140 And so I have to tell you, I am glad that we are getting transparency, but I also hope that this does not taint the jury pool.

00:32:32.040 I think because you hear this stuff, now it's going to be harder to find somebody who doesn't have an opinion on this because they've heard some of the, I mean, really damning, damning testimony.

00:32:45.080 For instance, here is the Twig's testimony getting redacted. 0.56

00:32:51.100 Listen to this. 0.74

00:32:51.700 Cut three, please.

00:32:53.460 Radically, was he pacing?

00:32:57.820 Was he just sitting down, relaxing?

00:32:59.920 No, he was walking around a lot.

00:33:02.600 And that's within the home?

00:33:04.120 Mm-hmm.

00:33:06.860 And did he talk about what he had done?

00:33:11.140 Didn't go into detail.

00:33:12.540 I just asked him in person if what he said was true the night before, and he said it was.

00:33:20.380 I started crying a little bit and said he wishes he hadn't done it,

00:33:24.280 and then kept going around and just doing stuff, I think, to keep himself busy or distracted or something.

00:33:34.420 Did he talk about what he was going to do next?

00:33:42.540 So they redacted this part of it. We can stop now. They've redacted this part of it. It may come out today, but they're saying they redacted it because it could potentially prejudice the jurors.

00:33:53.860 But I got to tell you, Jack, just listening to the testimony that's out there, I don't know how he's not pleading guilty.

00:34:01.720 I mean, what is the case that they are going to try to make? I mean, the evidence seems to be overwhelming.

00:34:08.300 oh well the evidence is overwhelming glenn and and i for those who have followed you know the

00:34:14.960 different high profile crime stories there was that one of uh this this guy uh this this monster

00:34:21.000 ryan coberger up in idaho who killed the um sorority girls up there in that house right

00:34:26.700 they only had in that like one bloody fingerprint and a cell phone track and a witness who thought 0.92

00:34:34.160 saw a car. That's all they had in that case. And he did eventually, of course, plead guilty. It's

00:34:39.840 a plea deal to get the death penalty off the table. So I would compare that case where you

00:34:46.000 seemed like you had minimal evidence where they still got a conviction to this, where yesterday

00:34:50.800 the dam just broke. And there's an avalanche of evidence that's pouring out now. And look,

00:34:56.740 I want an impartial system as well. I understand how the system works. That's why they have the

00:35:01.780 Wattier system. They can set a questionnaire to say, if you have heard about this case,

00:35:07.600 can you set that aside and only focus on the evidence and not let any of the media coverage

00:35:15.160 or there's been a lot of coverage and comments and opinions spread about this case. But the

00:35:20.320 point is, can you swear that you will not allow that affect your decision in this case? And I've

00:35:28.280 covered a few cases before and and that's that's always the standard it's not that have you ever

00:35:32.300 heard of it but can you be objective about the evidence jack um we pray for you guys um please

00:35:41.480 send my best to the family um and of course and we'll continue to watch out anything we can do to

00:35:46.600 help you just you call on us jack thank you so much amen and i appreciate that and we're praying

00:35:50.820 that the holy spirit comes into that courtroom and i believe he's he's made his way there he's

00:35:55.260 made his presence now yeah i think so too thank you jack i tell you one thing that jack said that

00:35:59.960 i think is really important and i want to give you a little historic um tidbit here

00:36:05.200 jack started with swat teams everywhere swat teams everywhere this is what we should be praying for

00:36:14.800 in um number one um that hearts will heal on all sides hearts will heal um that the truth

00:36:23.560 comes out, that the guilty go to jail and the innocent are proven to be, you know, innocent.

00:36:35.080 But the other thing we have to pray for is that this doesn't happen. This is Jack Ruby.

00:36:45.840 this is november 24th 1963 this is in the basement of the courthouse in the texas courthouse in

00:36:55.720 dallas texas um lee harvey oswald is caught he's caught with a gun they know that he's the guy who

00:37:04.480 did it he is now walking to be transferred and he's in the basement in the parking lot

00:37:10.660 and the guy who comes up to him is Jack Ruby and Jack Ruby has a gun and he comes right up to him

00:37:18.400 and shoots him this is really one of the reasons the conspiracy theories are so strong because of

00:37:24.740 this moment now I want to show you something this is how weird my family is this is what

00:37:30.060 my wife gave to me for Father's Day this is a telegram it was sent 34 minutes after

00:37:37.760 uh jack ruby shoots lee harvey oswald okay and it's sent from just a woman in um uh in chicago

00:37:48.940 mrs gage mrs gf gage okay and she sends it to on the western union telegram

00:37:57.240 to jack ruby dallas texas courthouse basement dallas she writes congratulations you had the

00:38:05.960 courage to do what the rest of the world would like to have done.

00:38:11.360 This moment may have felt good for some people.

00:38:15.080 This moment is what sealed the fate of the never-ending conspiracy theories.

00:38:21.800 And we still don't really know what's true.

00:38:25.240 And if Jack Ruby wouldn't have shot him, maybe we would have.

00:38:29.320 Maybe we would have.

00:38:31.500 That's why the SWAT team is there.

00:38:33.820 And that's why the SWAT team needs to be there.

00:38:36.920 And we need to pray for safety for everyone involved. 0.98

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00:41:44.960 so some insiders are disappointed in me um and that's fine we're never going to agree on

00:42:01.360 everything and i welcome your disagreement and i welcome you challenging me on things that's how i

00:42:06.660 get better and how i don't miss things but one of the torch insiders disappointed for my opening

00:42:11.980 monologue saying I'm not saying not asking questions um is falling for fed slop there's

00:42:20.440 a couple of things first of all I said when I said in the monologue there are those who are

00:42:25.000 just like I'm just asking questions no honest questions are good but asking questions like

00:42:32.780 why was Glenn Beck's daughter so close to Charlie Kirk when he died I mean he loves the Jews that's

00:42:37.660 not an honest question um these these people who are posing things i'm just asking questions no 1.00

00:42:44.540 they are planting seeds of destruction it's like i talked to you yesterday about the smithsonian

00:42:50.040 they're taking you and showing you everything about ben franklin and then they just ask a

00:42:54.460 question you know he had slaves did he ever do electric experiments and electrocute slaves as

00:43:01.600 part of his experiments that's not an honest question you're planting the seeds of destruction

00:43:08.220 So I agree with questions.

00:43:09.900 Question with boldness, even the very existence of God is a motto of mine.

00:43:13.760 It doesn't make you low IQ to ask questions.

00:43:16.440 That's not what I'm talking about.

00:43:18.420 And by the way, I don't know what the Fed slop is on this.

00:43:24.380 And he is not guilty right now.

00:43:28.640 This is not even the trial.

00:43:30.020 We haven't heard the other side, and I can't wait to hear the other side.

00:43:33.820 But so far, it looks pretty darn damning.

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00:46:33.660 Hello, America.

00:46:34.880 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

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00:46:37.940 All week, I've been talking to you about what's happening

00:46:40.640 in iran and i want to give you one last button on this um because once you understand what the

00:46:49.380 president a is afraid of he's afraid of a couple things i mean real true no bs i'm terrified of

00:46:58.980 this kind of stuff donald trump would tell you nuclear war because once somebody drops any kind

00:47:06.240 of bomb. Every scenario shows global nuclear war. You cannot have anybody drop a bomb.

00:47:13.840 And so you can't get, you're not going to contain Iran, as I've explained earlier this week. It's 0.98

00:47:21.840 not like North Korea or the Soviet Union. They cannot get a bomb. So he knows that,

00:47:28.000 and that's why we went in. Second thing, why the 60-day delay? What is he negotiating for?

00:47:35.320 what's going on everybody's been arguing about this well he told me on friday i had a conversation

00:47:41.720 with him a week ago and he brought this up twice in our conversation we probably talked for 20

00:47:47.320 minutes um and two separate times he brought up global depression and glenn new information came

00:47:55.720 to me um you know when they said that was going to be you know 150 to 300 sustained oil i knew

00:48:04.040 how I was going to fight this. I knew that wasn't going to happen, but new information has come to

00:48:08.740 me and he didn't tell me what it was. Um, but I will tell you that it meant global depression

00:48:15.420 and I will not be the man who brings us into global depression. We have to avoid that at all

00:48:21.860 costs. So what was he talking about? I can't tell you for sure, but I think I can give you a pretty

00:48:28.280 good idea on what he was talking about and it explains his current actions with iran so let me

00:48:36.220 spend just 20 minutes here on what the plan is and what he's trying to avoid what was that new

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00:50:04.860 All right, so let's start where I left this yesterday.

00:50:07.460 Yesterday, I told you that Donald Trump is hunting.

00:50:10.700 He is actually hunting for something in Iran.

00:50:13.820 And he's not hunting for a moderate. 0.75

00:50:17.080 He is not hunting for a good man.

00:50:19.740 He is hunting for an Albert Speer.

00:50:22.060 You don't know who Albert Speer is. He was a good friend of Hitler. He was the architect for Hitler, a really bad guy, just escaped the noose in the Nuremberg trials because in the end, he was the guy that Hitler said, I want you to do the Nero doctrine, which was burn everything down in Germany. 0.95

00:50:44.500 the german people have betrayed us and these the west is not going to get their hands on anything 0.90

00:50:50.080 so burn it all to the ground and and albert spear wanted to survive he knew this was over you know 0.90

00:50:57.600 it was four weeks from the end and he he was talking to hitler he's like i don't think that's

00:51:01.360 a good idea you'll do it yes sir i will and then he didn't he actually became a roadblock um and

00:51:10.120 And that's why he escaped the noose in the end.

00:51:16.540 So that's what he's looking for, okay?

00:51:20.500 Now, the question is, what are the odds that this is going to work?

00:51:23.960 What if this doesn't work?

00:51:25.240 What happens if there's nobody there to find?

00:51:27.840 So let's start where we actually stand,

00:51:30.080 because it has moved since the beginning of this thing.

00:51:32.540 The bombs have already fallen.

00:51:35.040 Ali Khamenei is dead now, killed in the opening strike back in February.

00:51:40.120 His son, apparently he's alive, no real proof of that,

00:51:45.640 but installed inside of 10 days by the Revolutionary Guard

00:51:49.600 that wanted its own man in the chair before anybody could argue.

00:51:53.280 There's now a signed memorandum, 60-day clock, oil moving through Hormuz again,

00:51:58.540 and the thing that started all of this, the enriched uranium, is still in the ground.

00:52:03.840 It's buried under sites that we cratered, but we did not empty it.

00:52:07.580 the stockpile is the whole game. Everything else is scenery here. So the spear that we need,

00:52:15.620 the Albert spear that we need, is now very, very specific. It's not a defector with a conscience.

00:52:23.580 Whatever or whoever is inside that battered structure decides to hand over the uranium

00:52:30.560 and let inspectors prove that it's gone

00:52:33.060 is what we're looking for.

00:52:35.860 Now, here's why it may not work.

00:52:39.760 So far, we don't see a lot of wavering

00:52:42.380 from China and Russia,

00:52:45.060 the patrons of Iran.

00:52:47.540 Putin has pledged unwavering support

00:52:49.260 for the sun within days.

00:52:50.940 Beijing warned everybody,

00:52:52.760 you know, hands off.

00:52:56.140 However, that has decayed

00:52:58.140 since the trip with Donald Trump.

00:52:59.880 He made some real good moves with Beijing, and he is in talks with Moscow now, and I'm

00:53:08.340 not sure how solid their support for Iran really is.

00:53:13.100 But as long as Moscow and Beijing look like they're going to catch the regime if it falls,

00:53:18.380 nobody on the inside of that regime is going to wake up and conclude that the ship is sinking

00:53:22.660 because from where he would be sitting, if he's got Beijing and he's got Moscow, it's

00:53:28.720 not.

00:53:28.960 It's not going anywhere.

00:53:31.620 The man at the very top is the wrong man to reach for.

00:53:35.020 A hardliner who lost his wife and his felon family in the strike.

00:53:39.060 They made him the leader.

00:53:40.460 He's promised vengeance.

00:53:42.520 This is not hard arithmetic, okay?

00:53:45.100 But the 60-day clock cuts both ways. 0.97

00:53:47.720 It pressures the regime, but it also gives the regime time to find its own wavering men and shoot them.

00:53:54.440 That's the other thing that I think the Trump administration is looking for.

00:53:58.140 Are they shooting anyone inside of the team?

00:54:05.740 This has been done before, several times.

00:54:10.940 So let me take you back to the war in Germany.

00:54:16.280 1942, there's a hospital in Algiers.

00:54:19.120 There's a French admiral sitting in his son's bedside.

00:54:22.180 His boy had polio.

00:54:23.820 And the admiral is the single most important man in North Africa,

00:54:27.800 but he doesn't know it yet okay his name is francois darlin he's a collaborator 18 months

00:54:36.100 earlier he had gone on the radio and told france that german uh that germany was a much better

00:54:42.340 friend than britain would ever be he's vichy to the bone okay he's a collaborator with the germans

00:54:48.120 on the night of november 8th a hundred thousand american and british troops come out of the dark

00:54:55.020 onto the beaches of Morocco and Algeria

00:54:57.960 in what was called Operation Torch.

00:55:00.940 Every one of those landings could turn into a bloodbath

00:55:05.080 because the French forces on that coast might fight.

00:55:11.320 That invasion had been wired for two years,

00:55:15.160 not by a general, but by Robert Murphy,

00:55:18.520 a career State Department guy,

00:55:20.860 sent by Roosevelt as his personal man in North Africa.

00:55:25.020 And Murphy's cover really was a grocery list.

00:55:28.760 It was an agreement to ship American food and goods into the French colonies monitored by 12 new vice consuls, 12 amateurs, an Ivy League guy, wine merchants, and lawyers, oh, and a Coca-Cola salesman, all fluent in French, itching to be useful.

00:55:50.780 Washington called these guys the 12 apostles.

00:55:53.360 their real job was not providing groceries and coca-cola it was to move quietly through the

00:56:01.140 officer corps and take the temperature of every colonel and every general on that coast to find

00:56:07.660 the men who had changed sides when the day came okay and they had a hero picked out uh general

00:56:16.420 Henri Girard I think

00:56:18.820 he had escaped from a German prison

00:56:21.160 smuggled into

00:56:22.580 Gibraltar by submarine

00:56:24.320 he was a clean guy, brave

00:56:26.860 guy, exactly what you would

00:56:28.660 want on a liberation

00:56:30.920 day, okay

00:56:31.640 and when the moment came, Girard

00:56:34.800 gave his orders and the French officers

00:56:36.900 looked at him and shrugged

00:56:38.480 and here's why, he didn't have

00:56:40.820 the authority, the good man

00:56:43.140 that they had could not

00:56:45.000 deliver nobody listened to him the man who could deliver was the collaborator at the hospital

00:56:53.040 bedside he was the vichy commander-in-chief he was the only the he was the only guy whose word

00:57:01.760 the troops would obey so eisenhower's looking at this guy and he's like he is a collaborator with

00:57:07.820 the Nazis. He is horrible. We have this other guy who was a hero. He's perfect. And nobody's 0.99

00:57:15.580 going to listen to him. So Eisenhower said, plug your nose, make the deal. Recognize the guy at

00:57:24.020 the bedside as the high commissioner. Let him keep his chair. In exchange, he has to order the guns

00:57:32.260 down. He did. The shooting stopped. The allies got their springboard into Europe. Okay. The

00:57:40.920 American press lit Eisenhower on fire for it. You are cutting a deal with a pro-Nazi. Does any of 0.62

00:57:47.540 this sound familiar? This is going to sound familiar. I'm telling you, you're making a deal

00:57:51.780 with, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. The answer Roosevelt and Churchill gave was the coldest, truest thing of

00:57:58.880 the whole war we're not here to reward a good man we are here to stop the shooting and get on

00:58:07.140 with a beating of germany so they looked at darlin as an instrument by the way six weeks later

00:58:15.680 young guy comes into his office and shoots him dead history moves on without him you know which

00:58:22.360 is about what a guy like that earns. Now, take this back to Tehran. 0.78

00:58:32.340 How does Trump send the message that he needs a spear? Well, he doesn't send the message. You

00:58:39.240 can't stand at a podium and announce you're shopping for a traitor. You'll get the honest

00:58:42.900 men killed and the regime put on alert. So what Roosevelt did was build a channel quietly.

00:58:49.100 so when the crisis would come there was already a wire running to the men who might move that's

00:58:56.720 the work and i'll bet you that we're not doing that work i'll bet you the ones who probably

00:59:01.800 have the people in place to to lay that path are the israelis but the qataris the omanis

00:59:09.320 they're doing back channels as well i'm sure private assurances personal and specific to

00:59:16.840 individual figures. Look, you're going to survive. You help, you'll survive. Your family will

00:59:21.900 survive. You know, your money will survive. And you're going to be able to say, I'm the guy who

00:59:28.140 saved Iran. You have to hold a door open for one man at a time. And you accept the thing that 0.58

00:59:39.300 stung the newspapers in 1942. The man who can deliver the uranium may be a man we may never 0.66

00:59:46.600 want to stand next to. The clean insider may not have the power. The powerful insider may not be

00:59:54.520 clean. You don't get to pick the one you want. You take the one that can make this stop.

01:00:04.140 Now, the question is, what if there's nobody there? Well, the Operation Torch, it also answered

01:00:10.580 this if murphy had come ashore with no channel built no apostles no officers cultivated the

01:00:17.400 landing would have been a slaughter and it would have happened because nobody had given anybody

01:00:25.960 the chance to think that there was a door out of that nobody inside is not a it's not weather that

01:00:35.420 happens to you it's what you get when you never built a channel or when you wait so long that

01:00:41.620 the regime finds its own darlings in the first place and purges them and kills them and now 0.68

01:00:46.060 you're left negotiating with a room full of believers that's the north korea ending a room 0.67

01:00:52.400 where everybody left is a believer because the survivors are the ones who never wavered

01:00:59.720 now i'm i've been going over this the last week and i've been doing a lot of thinking of this

01:01:05.440 and i'm like wow is this really the best card that we have i mean is this it and the answer is yes

01:01:11.240 because all alternatives are worse than that and it's not even close the alternative to finding

01:01:18.520 iran's darlin is going back and digging through that or uranium by force and we just ran that

01:01:26.360 experiment. It's not good. It's not good. The Strait of Hormuz is shut. Oil markets are in a

01:01:34.400 panic. Largest emergency release of oil reserves in the history of the IEA. And at the end of all

01:01:42.180 of that, the stockpile is still in the ground. More war isn't the clean option sitting next to

01:01:50.020 the insider bet. It's the same gamble, but at a much higher price with the same lousy odds.

01:01:56.360 The Spears strategy isn't the hopeful play.

01:02:00.160 It's the least bad play.

01:02:03.100 So here's what Trump has to do.

01:02:05.600 And it's two things at once.

01:02:08.120 And they only look like their intention.

01:02:10.580 Keep the pressure on.

01:02:11.800 Do what he's doing.

01:02:12.800 Hard, visible, unrelenting, diplomatic, economic, and military pressure.

01:02:20.700 That's the only thing that will build the private thought inside the one guy's head

01:02:26.020 to go like, this ship is going down, I'm going to be dead. And underneath it, run the quiet wire.

01:02:31.540 I don't even know how we do that, but you keep an off-ramp open, personal, credible, so that

01:02:37.080 some morning, some senior man might look around and see the water is, this ship is sinking.

01:02:43.480 And he knows there's a lifeboat and he knows he's going to get him and his family into that lifeboat.

01:02:49.280 The men who save countries at the end are not heroes. They're usually not heroes.

01:02:54.260 there's the survivors who decided one ordinary tuesday morning they'd rather be remembered as

01:03:00.200 the man who stopped the shooting than the man who went down with the ship trump's job is not

01:03:04.900 to find the good men in tehran because he said they're all crazy and i believe he believes that 0.78

01:03:11.220 they're all crazy his job is to find the one crazy guy who is more self-interested who has done 0.59

01:03:20.140 the math already sees that the light is on a welcome lifeboat is welcome for him find that guy 0.98

01:03:29.020 now

01:03:30.180 why didn't we just keep hammering them why this 60-day thing president said something to me on

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01:05:13.920 so i don't have enough time and if it's important i'll go into it uh on monday in greater detail but

01:05:31.560 i think you'll i think you'll get it um the president said to me last friday a couple of

01:05:37.540 times and and he didn't tell me what information was shared but he changed tactics okay and we got

01:05:44.420 this 60-day wait um for some reason because he said somebody came and said hey global depression

01:05:51.860 uh and he's like that cannot happen um we have high prices etc etc but we cannot collapse the

01:05:59.440 the West and there are all kinds of, I don't know what they were, but looking at it, um,

01:06:06.340 I think it has to do with the strategic petroleum reserve, the, uh, the SPR, the, the oil reserves

01:06:14.060 that we have. These were for strategic reasons. Joe Biden almost emptied these damn things. Um,

01:06:20.540 And we have a hard floor, okay?

01:06:26.140 You have currently, the SPR is about 300 million barrels.

01:06:32.060 Hard floor of 150 million barrels.

01:06:34.780 After that, you start destroying infrastructure and everything else.

01:06:40.040 We are now, if we wouldn't have changed anything, by July 27th, that SPR would have been at zero.

01:06:47.560 um we have helped the world and our gas prices and everything else recover and stay as stable

01:06:55.200 as possible we have got to get our spr back and get it back up um if this would collapse on us

01:07:03.120 it is global depression that's why he's doing it driving the price down to 80 a barrel refill that

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01:08:43.940 So, you know, the amazing thing is about this war is everybody fighting the war on both sides,

01:09:12.640 they know the facts numbers are numbers math is math okay um we know how much oil they have

01:09:20.580 over in iran and how how how you know how much storage they have before they have to shut the

01:09:28.420 pumps down when they shut the pumps down then it destroys everything how do they keep it flowing

01:09:33.640 you know we we know the math we know how many you know how much armament they have how many

01:09:40.700 troops they have etc etc math is math they know on our side the numbers on the economy they know

01:09:48.120 about china they know about the west they know how oil works they know who has resources and

01:09:54.320 who doesn't have resources okay so you're not telling the world when when i say things like

01:10:02.140 i just said about this strategic petroleum reserve they know it they know it um

01:10:10.700 what people outside of, you know, strategy for their side

01:10:18.240 and outside of strategy for our side

01:10:19.900 are going in and brief the president.

01:10:21.740 The average person doesn't know all this stuff.

01:10:25.020 And so the only ones that are uninformed on these things is you.

01:10:29.880 The president knows it.

01:10:31.420 His advisors know it. 0.81

01:10:32.900 The mullahs know it. 0.99

01:10:34.040 Their advisors know it, okay?

01:10:35.680 Because they're playing the game strategically every day.

01:10:39.640 They have to know these numbers, you know, and everybody has a computer now, you know, everybody has access to, you know, chat GPT or just even Google and you can find all of these things.

01:10:53.620 The world's reserve oil, as I was in the break and I'm looking up, because I wanted to know how long will it take us to put our reserves back into place?

01:11:04.000 It is bad.

01:11:07.180 Um, so China had 360 million barrels in government reserves plus a billion barrels in reserve, uh, commercially and they treat all of it.

01:11:21.200 So that's 1.4 billion barrels.

01:11:23.640 It's the biggest buffer on earth.

01:11:26.720 When this happened, they were the biggest shock absorber.

01:11:30.560 Um, it slashed their imports by 3 million barrels a day.

01:11:35.440 So it started pulling 3 million barrels a day out of their reserves, plus they were also helping others that they could, and so they were acting as a shock absorber for their part of the world.

01:11:51.960 China had 263 million barrels of government stock.

01:11:58.480 The OECD, Europe, 179 billion.

01:12:03.240 South Korea, 79 million barrels.

01:12:06.860 Collectively, the world now, from China to the United States, on all sides, has spent all of its safety margin.

01:12:16.280 the oecd um the government inventories over for europe say it's their lowest level since

01:12:25.080 uh december 1990 that's the last gulf war um and the way they measure that is how many days

01:12:35.660 could they survive could they go and provide cover they are down now this was two months ago

01:12:43.520 So to 50 days, wow, the rest of the world is 50 days away as well.

01:12:59.360 So 60 days of a respite here, trying to let the world catch its breath, bring the oil prices down, so let the economy catch its breath, let people catch its breath.

01:13:13.520 But here's here's the problem. We can draw 4.4 million barrels a day.

01:13:20.580 And we've been doing that now for a while. Joe Biden was drawing down the SPR because he wanted to help the economy to win an election.

01:13:29.740 Donald Trump was talking about refilling the SPR.

01:13:34.660 spr and when you think of that you think about like a guy you know uncle sam standing there by

01:13:40.260 the gas tank you know by and the pump just kind of holding on to the you know pump and keeping it

01:13:46.360 going uh it's not like that at all we can we can draw down 4.4 million barrels a day

01:13:56.460 but we can only refill at 785,000 barrels a day.

01:14:04.340 So we are pulling out much faster than we can ever replenish.

01:14:09.540 That's 3 million barrels a month that we can put in to the strategic oil reserve.

01:14:16.240 That's a problem.

01:14:20.760 We're the lowest now than we have been.

01:14:23.260 um if we want to fill this thing up at full speed if we said let's fill this thing back

01:14:33.460 up to the way it was before joe biden full speed ahead

01:14:37.820 you know when we get back to be full

01:14:44.640 2031

01:14:47.620 If we want to get back to where it was just this spring, it will be mid-2028.

01:15:01.380 This is a real problem.

01:15:05.560 This is why presidents have always said, don't touch the SPR for politics.

01:15:14.340 it's for war because now because we touched it for politics we're sitting here at war and just

01:15:23.180 to get back to where we were this spring will take us if we start now mid-2028 and the world

01:15:32.480 is on the edge on this that's why the president is pushing so hard because we have them over a

01:15:40.140 barrel but they also know literally they have us over a barrel um and you never want to be in that

01:15:48.780 position with people who just want to watch the world burn but the good news is we have people

01:15:56.260 like Zoran Manbani um I don't know if you heard but I think he's building his own little fiefdom

01:16:02.400 i think he's building his own little country um his top official uh which what is her she is the

01:16:13.660 commissioner in charge of ricky what is her official title do you know he is the commissioner

01:16:20.860 for international affairs international affairs okay so commissioner for international affairs

01:16:28.100 in Mamdani's office, those are people that would go and make deals, you know, so, hey,

01:16:33.300 move your factories or move your business over here, you know, look at what New York has to

01:16:37.700 offer. And they, you know, cities need those things. However, not people who are going in

01:16:47.060 to our enemies and meeting with our enemies. We have embargoes against Iran. So what deal could 0.98

01:16:56.520 New York and Mamdani be wanting from Iran when it's illegal to do business with Iran.

01:17:04.160 So his office for international affairs had plans to meet with the Iran ambassador

01:17:11.800 and permanent representative to the United Nations. And so they had scheduled appointments

01:17:20.200 and they were supposed to meet in the mayor's office

01:17:24.600 July 7th at 11 a.m.

01:17:28.260 Now, this comes from the City Journal.

01:17:30.800 It's all documented.

01:17:32.060 They have the pictures of the calendar,

01:17:34.100 you know, from the office and everything else.

01:17:36.920 Well, somebody found out about it and said,

01:17:38.560 what the hell are you doing?

01:17:39.460 And that is the State Department.

01:17:41.620 The State Department said,

01:17:43.140 excuse me, international violations here.

01:17:48.900 you're violating everything you do not have a right to go in and meet with somebody that we're

01:17:54.860 at war with the meeting is not going to happen um and the state department came down with a

01:18:02.120 massive hammer on mom donnie and so the meeting did not happen but what was that meeting for

01:18:07.360 what is mom donnie doing why is he meeting with an enemy of the united states of america

01:18:16.240 And by the way, just a couple of days before, he's sitting at George Washington's desk, and he's giving that awkward, almost hostage-looking video.

01:18:29.040 I mean, the only thing he was missing was an ISIS flag behind him.

01:18:32.620 But he's talking about how the United States has failed and everything, and socialism is the answer, and they're not going to celebrate July 4th.

01:18:42.400 And then three days after July 4th, he's supposed to be meeting, and his office is meeting with the ambassador of Iran?

01:18:54.300 Why?

01:18:56.720 Why?

01:18:57.440 Why would you do that?

01:18:59.220 What city, what mayor has anything to say to the enemy we're currently at war with?

01:19:07.720 this guy is i'm telling you ricky i'd love to hear your point of view on this

01:19:12.940 because uh i mean i think he is he is setting up his own little fiefdom he is setting up new york

01:19:20.700 to be its own like almost like its own little separate socialist state where he's king yeah

01:19:26.620 um and i think he's i think he is thinking that he's like the president of the united states

01:19:33.620 I think he's either running for it or he just is so, you know, under some delusion that he is, you know, just like the president of the United States and he can do all these things.

01:19:44.600 He's a dangerous guy.

01:19:46.120 What's your take on this?

01:19:48.040 I'll just add a little bit more background to the top mom, Donnie official, that was going to meet with Iran.

01:19:54.280 Her name is Anna Maria Archilla.

01:19:56.500 I think I'm pronouncing that correctly.

01:19:58.460 And if you think for one second that she has a background in diplomacy, international affairs, policy, foreign policy, she has zero.

01:20:07.120 Her resume is being a progressive activist for immigrant rights.

01:20:12.800 So I don't really think we're looking to bring a whole lot of new Iranian immigrants to New York City at this time when we're in the middle of war. 0.73

01:20:22.760 So there is some real subterfuge that was likely going on there. 0.93

01:20:27.380 And then to add to your point about mom, Donnie, he is clearly setting something up to position himself potentially for 2028.

01:20:35.840 He's weighing in on the ICE shooting of an illegal immigrant in Houston, pretending like it's his job to make a statement, a national statement about how we need to abolish ICE.

01:20:46.720 Like, dude, you got enough problems in your own backyard.

01:20:49.600 Your socialism experiment is going to fail.

01:20:52.300 Wake up.

01:20:52.760 you know i i i i want to share something that i've been working on uh this last week on because

01:21:03.580 i've been thinking a lot about how do we teach people about socialism and everybody's heard the

01:21:11.120 cuba story and everybody's heard the you know russia story and they're like we're not talking

01:21:16.160 about cuba we're not talking about russia well yes you are you actually are um and i shared with

01:21:21.620 you just earlier this week or late last week, the story about Scandinavian socialism. That is a myth.

01:21:30.400 That's what they were up until the 1980s, and it started to fall apart, and so they changed. Now

01:21:35.280 they are more free market than the United States of America. Yes, they still have a big safety net

01:21:43.240 for their people. That's what they want to do, but that's not socialism. That's a big safety net.

01:21:49.840 Yes, it's redistribution of the wealth, which people will say is socialist.

01:21:53.620 But the problem with socialism is you're taking other people's money.

01:21:58.960 But if you have a strong free market and high, high taxes, then you're taking that money and you're not punishing businesses.

01:22:10.220 You know that business is the one that's making all the money so you can afford the safety net.

01:22:16.120 That's the problem with socialism.

01:22:17.860 but i have to i want to share something with you this this is not the first time that you know

01:22:23.820 socialism has been tried here in the united states i'm going to give you some facts and

01:22:28.100 some figures and some stories next hour that'll blow your mind stuff you never learned never ever

01:22:34.680 learned about socialism because it's coming again and it fails every time in ways you've never heard

01:22:46.460 We'll do that in just a few minutes.

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01:28:42.020 well i got a health update for uh the sad soggy dino uh mitch mcconnell um because i just got off

01:28:48.100 the phone with him at a 20-minute substantive uh conversation 20-minute conversation with him

01:28:52.900 we talked about mathematics rocket science and of course what we're going to do with the budget

01:28:57.300 next he is sharp as i've ever seen sharpest attack never seen him like that boy i couldn't

01:29:01.820 imagine i can't imagine him even being sharper uh it was almost like talking to joe biden but

01:29:06.380 anyway um there's a problem in our country that we have old think we have republicans uh and that

01:29:15.440 are like mitch mcconnell think they're living in 1955 uh or you know i don't think he thinks

01:29:24.020 anymore. But anyway, you know, it's like it's 1955. You have the Democrats who think that it's

01:29:29.140 1955 and they're playing the same game they've always played and the American people are done

01:29:34.060 with it. And so on the other side, you have, you know, Trump and people who are sick of the

01:29:39.640 Republicans but are conservatives. And then on the other side with the Democrats, you have the

01:29:43.980 people who are sick of the old game and they're socialists. And the only ones, the only ones that

01:29:51.380 talking to the american people right now where they live i think are the socialists and we need

01:29:57.700 to change that so let me start with sad soggy dino here in just a second uh first let me tell

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01:31:10.440 came from an insider today. They were talking about the sad, soggy dino, Mitch McConnell. And

01:31:17.400 And I just thought that really, I mean, that, that needs to be set to music.

01:31:20.820 That's soggy dyno, Mitch McConnell in the rain.

01:31:25.740 Mumbling through the ages, but they swear he's feeling no pain.

01:31:31.620 Everybody's talking to him this week, 20 minutes deep.

01:31:34.780 Solving all the problems while he stares into the deep.

01:31:37.480 Am I the only one that hasn't had a 20-minute conversation with Mitch this week?

01:31:42.280 That's soggy dyno, doing the prehistoric creep.

01:31:47.400 Woke up to the spin, spoke to Mitch 20 minutes, sharp as a tack

01:31:53.020 He's quoting Shakespeare while the turtle just stares into the black

01:31:58.480 On camera he looks like a Jurassic Park exhibit left out in the rain

01:32:02.560 But privately he's Einstein, best chap they've ever had, they claim

01:32:08.580 Like your grandpa at Thanksgiving after too much eggnog

01:32:13.100 and applause. They all got the memo. He's fine, guys. Totally fine. Like fine wine left open

01:32:22.300 since the Reagan years. Age just right. Sad Soggy Dino. Roar. Am I the only one? Sad Soggy Dino.

01:32:33.600 Still running the machine. Oh, he is. He's running that machine and he's so good at it.

01:32:40.080 he is just fabulous, fabulous.

01:32:43.260 This is the problem with the Republicans.

01:32:45.700 Republicans are playing the same game

01:32:47.140 the Democrats are playing.

01:32:48.360 Didn't we see this movie with Joe Biden?

01:32:51.340 No, he's sharp as a tack.

01:32:52.940 I just had a 20-minute phone call with him.

01:32:54.520 I mean, exactly the same playbook.

01:32:56.820 And the Republicans are now doing it with Mitch McConnell.

01:32:59.180 Why? Because they have to have Mitch's vote.

01:33:01.080 They got to have it, got to have it, got to have it.

01:33:03.780 So let's just keep him alive as much as this.

01:33:05.780 i mean you get a when you get your your congressional pen you know or your senate

01:33:13.080 pen that you wear on your lapel it should come with a little drool cup now at this point

01:33:16.700 for the love of pete what are we doing and this is not going to appeal to any voter

01:33:22.860 no voter wants this let me just let me just lay this out for you

01:33:27.700 as i said you have the republicans and the democrats that are cut from the same cloth

01:33:33.800 all in denial that anything has changed they're operating honestly like they have operated the

01:33:39.040 whole time nothing has changed we control the machine nothing's going to move we'll tell them

01:33:44.580 what they want we'll just we'll just pass a you know we'll just bring up a flag burning amendment

01:33:50.000 and we'll get all the republicans and all of the then they'll be all in our corner again no we're

01:33:55.100 not buying that anymore you're not doing anything and what are we arguing for we're trying to get

01:34:00.720 them to pass voter id something that is so simple it should have been done months ago

01:34:07.140 so we can actually talk about the real issues like the price of a house

01:34:11.920 the price of groceries what are we doing on housing we're not talking about that because

01:34:21.760 we can't because we're trying to get basics done that are no brainers which you'd think 0.93

01:34:27.640 they'd be able to do because i don't think the republicans have brains anymore so give us the

01:34:34.300 no-brainers like hey id when you go into vote can you get that one done for us no apparently not 0.61

01:34:40.620 and so the ones who are doing something they're trying to work on that which stops us from talking

01:34:48.520 to voters who are not engaged at the level that you and i are engaged at every day they're worried

01:34:56.400 about the future they're worried about their kids being able to afford a house them being able to

01:35:01.900 afford a house a job etc etc who's talking about that well not the democrats the democratic

01:35:09.480 socialists are talking about it and it's being presented as a new and exciting idea and it's

01:35:15.600 not a new and exciting idea it's an old idea that never ever ever works and they've wrapped it up

01:35:22.400 into all this new language you know fairness and and uh equality and you know we're actually

01:35:30.340 having our kids talk about living on stolen ground show me an inch of the earth that hasn't

01:35:37.860 been taken from somebody else it that's the way of the world it's always been that way you want

01:35:44.460 to damn the united states then you have to damn everybody else but we're not talking about that

01:35:52.260 because we're just trying to get a fair election and the republicans are just trying to hold on 0.99

01:35:59.820 to their machine and the democrats are just trying to hold on to their machine and so all

01:36:04.360 that's left that's really talking about things that people care about like housing are the

01:36:09.220 democratic socialists let me tell you a story and i'm going to tell these every day because there

01:36:16.200 are literally hundreds of these stories i could not believe i started doing my research on

01:36:21.360 hundreds of these stories in the united states we take you back to 1825 this is before marx

01:36:28.920 because socialism is not a new idea 1825 a rich man buys a town very wealthy and not a lot not

01:36:38.940 a block an entire town 20 000 acres uh on the river in uh or what what is it wabash river in

01:36:48.280 Indiana. He buys 180 buildings, mills that are already working, orchards that are already bearing

01:36:56.280 fruit, dormitories that have already been built. He pays $150,000 for that. And that day in 1825,

01:37:03.920 that was a fortune. He was a very wealthy guy. His name is Robert Owen, and he didn't buy the

01:37:10.780 town to get richer, he bought the town to prove a point. And here's the point. He believed that

01:37:18.720 private property was one of the three great evils. The other two, organized religion and marriage. 0.90

01:37:27.460 Does this sound familiar? Organized religion, marriage, and private property. And he believed

01:37:35.120 that if you take really good people and give them shared ownership of everything, you erase

01:37:40.740 the line between what's what's mine and what's yours they would stop competing and people would

01:37:46.280 start cooperating and a new and better world would be born he called it new harmony it still exists

01:37:51.600 and it's an amazing town but by the way it's not socialist so this guy was not a crank on the

01:37:58.260 corner street it was not it's not mom donnie it's somebody who is i mean in that year in february

01:38:04.060 he stood in the hall of the house of representatives in washington dc and he laid his plan out for a

01:38:10.180 society without private property. And to show you how much of not a crank he is, sitting in that

01:38:16.920 room were three former presidents of the United States, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James

01:38:23.420 Madison, the sitting president, James Monroe, the incoming president, John Quincy Adams, the most

01:38:31.080 respectable audience socialism has ever had in one room on American soil he lays it all out

01:38:41.020 he goes to Indiana and he builds it now he didn't fail because he was poor remember he was rich 0.99

01:38:50.100 he didn't fail because the people that he had in the town were stupid he brought the finest minds 1.00

01:38:57.240 in the country. 1.00

01:38:58.440 You had Thomas Say,

01:38:59.400 the father of American entomology.

01:39:01.480 You had naturalists and educators and scientists,

01:39:04.320 all true believers who sold their businesses,

01:39:08.580 put all of their money into this,

01:39:10.860 moved their families across the wilderness

01:39:12.660 because they believed.

01:39:14.520 There was 900 of them

01:39:16.120 and every single one of them was a volunteer.

01:39:19.160 Every one of them was there

01:39:20.900 because they wanted to be on paid for land

01:39:24.260 with a working economy

01:39:26.160 that would be handed to them like a finished house

01:39:31.480 and they could all live in this utopia.

01:39:34.760 If cooperation could ever beat competition anywhere,

01:39:39.560 this is where it should have worked.

01:39:42.180 How long did it last?

01:39:45.940 Two years.

01:39:48.160 Why?

01:39:48.840 For the same reason it always collapses.

01:39:53.740 the people who worked the hardest looked around and saw the people who who were eating the same

01:40:00.780 bread sleeping under the same roof wearing the same clothes answered to the same nobody

01:40:06.800 we're not working and so they're like he's not working why am i working so hard so they stopped

01:40:12.800 working why wouldn't you production falls food starts to run short buildings begin to rot because

01:40:21.820 when everyone owns the mill, no one repairs the mill. No one loses when it breaks. No one gains

01:40:29.340 when it's fixed. So the meetings replaced the work. Owen wrote seven different constitutions

01:40:38.980 in two years, trying to legislate his way out of human nature. None of them held because human

01:40:45.560 nature is human nature one of the guys who was there was an inventor his name was josiah warren

01:40:52.460 and he walked away and spent the rest of his life on the opposite idea okay their united interests

01:40:59.100 he said were directly at war with the individualities of persons and the instinct of

01:41:06.200 self-preservation. That is a natural instinct. Preserve yourself, okay? And again, the collective.

01:41:16.580 He spends his whole life going, the collective doesn't work. Instinct to survive wins. It always

01:41:24.560 wins. Owen's own son who lived through the whole thing, he wrote later, any scheme that plays

01:41:31.260 the industrious and the idle, exactly the same, works on its own downfall.

01:41:38.460 Now, let me tell you why I'm telling you that story. I think it's pretty obvious,

01:41:42.280 but I want to be more clear on why I'm telling you that story because something that is not new

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01:43:13.480 Okay. So something new in America, young, exciting, inevitable. The mayor in our largest city calls

01:43:21.880 himself a democratic socialist sworn to office in office by bernie sanders promising to freeze your

01:43:27.460 rent and give you the bus for free and the city's going to run your grocery store and and make

01:43:32.300 people rich except for the rich people they're going to condemn and get rid of somebody's got

01:43:37.380 to pay for all of it so it's popular and it's going to end up the same way okay his numbers are

01:43:43.800 up um and he isn't keeping it to himself he's funding carry uh candidates to carry it into

01:43:49.760 Congress. The anger underneath it is not stupid. A young person who looks at a house that his 0.99

01:43:55.940 parents bought on one income does the math today and go, I can never live there. I can never touch

01:44:00.920 that. He looks what happens at a hospital when they have hospital charges. What a diploma cost.

01:44:06.740 What a week of groceries cost. And he's promised, he's been promised, you work hard, you study,

01:44:11.960 you play it straight, it's going to add up. Well, it doesn't add up. That's real. And anyone who

01:44:17.220 wants to win this argument had better say so out loud what you're feeling in your in your wallet

01:44:23.260 is real and right now the socialist is the only one saying it the democrats who aren't socialists

01:44:30.980 have exactly one idea and this is their one idea stop trump oh i'm so sick of that stop the other

01:44:38.760 guy nothing about your grocery bill no energy no argument nothing you know nothing but a name that

01:44:45.960 you're supposed to be against. And my side, the Republican Party, can't get out of its own way

01:44:51.080 if you painted arrows on the floor. They're not passing bills their own voters want by 80%.

01:44:58.340 They're not talking about the price of a home or a gallon of milk. When they mention prices at all,

01:45:03.660 it's to tell you to be patient because of oil. Patience is not a message. The other guy is worse,

01:45:10.340 is not a message and you cannot beat something with nothing you can't beat i'm gonna give you

01:45:17.500 free stuff with calm down calm down so we've surrendered so much ground it's time to take it

01:45:25.200 back and you start with telling the truth about like new harmony but what is that story really

01:45:31.300 about the socialist is standing in front of a pie and his entire promise is to how to slice it i'm

01:45:38.100 going to give you some of this pie okay take from him and i'm going to give it to you freeze this

01:45:44.620 cap that seize this every last thing he offers is a different way of cutting up a pie that somebody

01:45:50.620 else has already baked we are the people who know how to bake more pie and that's always been the

01:45:58.780 whole argument but somewhere along the way we forgot how to say this so say it why is a house

01:46:05.240 so expensive because there's nobody doing it it's not because greed was invented in 2019

01:46:10.960 a house costs a fortune now because most of this country has made it flatly illegal to build one

01:46:18.220 zonings and permits and parking rules and review boards and years of paperwork before a single

01:46:24.000 nail goes in housing is scarce because we outlawed the cure the socialist answer frees the rent

01:46:33.300 that does the one thing guaranteed to make it worse it tells every builder to stop building

01:46:38.320 and every owner to stop maintaining that's new harmony all over again the mill nobody repairs

01:46:45.080 at the scale in new york of eight million people

01:46:49.140 why does college cost so much why health care you look at where the prices scream upward and

01:46:58.200 you're going to find every single time a place where government poured money into demand and

01:47:02.920 then choked off the supply. Then look at the television on your wall or the phone in your hand,

01:47:09.240 things that nobody subsidize. Anyone can build and watch the price fall year after year while

01:47:16.260 things get better. That's not magic. That's the difference between a market, a free market and a

01:47:21.880 monopoly. So the message for the broadcasters like me and any Republican with a functioning

01:47:28.780 brain sorry Mitch it's not no it's not leave it alone leave it alone sounds like a man defending

01:47:37.260 a house that's on fire the message is unleash it build we're the party of cheaper and cheaper

01:47:44.380 because we let you build and we let you produce and we let you compete and we will let you keep

01:47:50.020 what you earn legalize the building of a house again fire up the power plants get out of the way 0.74

01:47:58.100 of the people who make things. 0.66

01:48:00.220 Get out of the way of people who create jobs.

01:48:05.200 Not as a favor from the bureaucrat,

01:48:07.460 but as the natural result of being free people.

01:48:11.860 You know, look at, except for war,

01:48:14.740 notice we don't have a problem with energy.

01:48:16.400 We're not talking about the energy crisis,

01:48:18.540 except for the war.

01:48:19.980 We know what's causing our price of gas to go up now.

01:48:22.680 Why?

01:48:23.320 Because he said, drill, baby, drill.

01:48:25.980 Free it all up.

01:48:27.000 that's what he's got to do on housing and everything else free it up

01:48:32.100 and on the rich the ones you're told to hate i'm not going to ask you to feel sorry for a

01:48:38.580 billionaire but i will ask you one question has envy ever built a house for you has resentment

01:48:44.480 ever lowered a single price for you or or filled a single job the question is never if some man

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01:51:09.680 uh welcome to the glenbeck program you know we were just talking about what we as a people

01:51:17.100 have to do we as conservatives need to do and we need to start talking about building

01:51:22.840 you know we need to be the ones who promise more more homes more power more work more invention

01:51:29.660 we're the only ones that actually know how that works and that's what that's our mantra

01:51:36.540 and that's not a defensive crouch we're in this defensive crouch right now it's the most hopeful

01:51:43.380 message in all of american life um and it happens to be true we're the ones who build so let's free

01:51:50.920 the builders and i told you about why socialism how many times socialism has been tried here in

01:51:57.060 the america in america i just want you to just take that story to your kids tonight new harmony

01:52:01.600 New Harmony, look it up, New Harmony, Indiana, built by people who owned their own labor, answered for their own work.

01:52:11.180 The town is still standing today.

01:52:14.920 The dream that ignored human nature.

01:52:20.380 You can't go against human nature itself.

01:52:23.620 And you don't have to out-shout them.

01:52:25.780 You just have to out-build them, out-teach them.

01:52:28.600 And that starts at our tables.

01:52:30.940 okay and it starts with understanding the world i want to talk to you about the wedge and i've been

01:52:36.720 talking about it for the last week or so um but there is this wedge and everything i mean pretty

01:52:41.880 much everything boils down to this the big movements that we're fighting right now you

01:52:48.040 stand on a corner uh in in the right city and you're going to hear from the river to the sea

01:52:53.480 palestine will be free and you're told this is the language of justice you know the oppressed

01:52:58.600 finding their voice at last okay you walk a few blocks and picture a different march men with

01:53:05.620 torches saying this land is white it belongs to the european and everyone else can go back where

01:53:10.900 they came from you'd name that one evil evil immediately half a second racist poison we bled 0.98

01:53:18.560 a war to kill so one is like a felony and the other is a hashtag 0.94

01:53:25.140 because when the chant means no Jews in the land they call Palestine, 0.61

01:53:31.640 it's saying the same thing as the man with the torch

01:53:34.360 who's saying nobody who's not white in the land we call America. 0.70

01:53:38.960 This land belongs to my group, okay? 0.99

01:53:41.660 Your group doesn't get to exist here. 1.00

01:53:43.700 Wherever it is, one points it at the Jew, 0.95

01:53:46.300 one points it at everybody who's not white. 0.87

01:53:48.040 But it's the same thing.

01:53:49.800 They just move the target.

01:53:50.920 It's collectivism. 0.63

01:53:52.060 then there's the one that wears the graduation gown and it tells you that every white person 0.54

01:53:57.920 carries debt for a sin that he never committed a stain he inherited in blood and the only way

01:54:04.260 to scrub it out is to become anti-racist which when you read the fine print means racist in the

01:54:09.520 other direction judge people by color assign by color settle the account by color the same

01:54:16.840 message as the torch except it's not for whites it's for blacks and then there's the one with the 0.93

01:54:23.200 brick in the spray can that says the rich is the disease jail them beat them take it from them 0.98

01:54:28.800 literally guillotines in the streets because they had it coming for being what they are rich

01:54:35.880 these all seem like four separate movements four separate flags and people who would sooner die

01:54:43.160 than sit at the same dinner table.

01:54:45.520 But look at them.

01:54:46.880 Not the slogans.

01:54:47.860 Look at the shape.

01:54:49.920 Every single one of them

01:54:51.340 needs you to hate a category.

01:54:54.560 Not a man, a category. 0.90

01:54:57.060 The Jew, the white, the rich, 1.00

01:54:59.300 the black, the colonizer. 1.00

01:55:01.420 Every single one of them 0.99

01:55:03.020 tells you your suffering has a face

01:55:05.320 and that face belongs to a group.

01:55:08.460 And every one of them

01:55:09.620 offers you the identical bargain.

01:55:12.260 Hand me the power and I'll deal with that group.

01:55:16.740 America, we are not facing as many problems as you think.

01:55:19.940 That's not four problems.

01:55:21.180 That's one problem.

01:55:22.840 And it has a name.

01:55:24.740 And the name is collectivism.

01:55:28.480 Now, ask all of them what they're trying to burn down.

01:55:32.360 It's not the same politician, not the same party, not the same house.

01:55:36.780 It's the Declaration, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights.

01:55:40.480 Have you ever heard once any of these movements rise up to defend the rights of the individual without cloaking it with the collective?

01:55:53.000 No.

01:55:54.460 You've got the left who put trigger warnings, trigger warnings on our documents.

01:55:59.660 Others that just want to erase those documents, call them the problem.

01:56:04.260 They're the root of the rot.

01:56:06.100 Paper written by dead men who owned people.

01:56:08.500 but these are the documents these are the tools that ended the thing they're accused of all men

01:56:15.880 are created equal is the sentence with no escape hatch in it don't believe me frederick douglas

01:56:22.320 picked it up and swung it like a hammer at the men who wrote it and won because they created

01:56:29.320 the weapon in the founding that he picked up that sentence is about the individual not the group

01:56:37.260 You, one soul made on purpose, equal to every other soul, standing on your own two feet before the law and before God.

01:56:47.440 And there is nothing a collectivist hates more than that.

01:56:53.520 Because if we're individuals, you can't be organized into a mob.

01:56:58.520 The individual can't be told his worth is his category.

01:57:03.040 the individual can't be told you have no value unless you parrot these things that the party

01:57:10.760 or the commissar or the race tells you you have to do they see a creator who made people one at a

01:57:20.600 time they don't see a stack of bricks they see people as stones all individual and different

01:57:26.100 and you can't rule that man by teaching him to hate his neighbor because he'll meet his neighbor

01:57:33.020 and go, that's not true.

01:57:34.380 I see what you're saying.

01:57:35.660 I see why you're upset about this and this,

01:57:37.500 but all those people over there,

01:57:38.900 I know some of those people over there.

01:57:40.240 They're not like that.

01:57:42.380 I can agree with you that

01:57:43.860 what some of these people are doing is wrong,

01:57:46.360 but that doesn't mean I condemn those people.

01:57:50.720 So once you see the shape,

01:57:52.820 you stop chasing faces.

01:57:54.940 You stop letting them hand you

01:57:56.940 this week's villain and next week's villain.

01:57:59.920 The politician in front of you is not the problem.

01:58:03.020 The party is not the problem.

01:58:05.460 Those are masks.

01:58:07.300 Behind every mask is a wedge, and it's the same wedge.

01:58:12.360 The wedge is always hammered into the same crack,

01:58:16.600 a little space between you and the person standing next to you.

01:58:21.620 Jam that wedge and keep hammering that wedge.

01:58:27.240 Take the biggest fight over the last 100 years.

01:58:29.720 why socialism why communism over the free market

01:58:34.280 i mean you have a case capitalism they say is corrupt and i happen to agree with them

01:58:41.960 rich men buy senators the house always wins and they're not lying about that it happens

01:58:49.320 all the time it's a real problem but watch the hand here the cure for their corruption

01:58:55.080 is to hand everything to the government

01:58:57.640 and let the state own the companies 1.00

01:59:00.420 or worse, marry them.

01:59:02.920 So what is it that you built?

01:59:05.740 When you have the government

01:59:07.960 and the corporation sharing a bed,

01:59:11.040 it shares an enemies list.

01:59:13.380 You've built fascism. 0.76

01:59:15.040 You've just lifted out the race hate

01:59:17.460 and kept the engine running.

01:59:19.460 More power, fewer hands,

01:59:20.980 no door out, no watchdog.

01:59:23.220 the free market's sin is that it's messy because it's made of individuals but nobody's arguing with

01:59:31.520 the mess of the free market what they're arguing about is that it's corrupt because people get

01:59:38.540 get a lot of money and they want to protect their own company or they want to close down their

01:59:44.060 their competitors and they go to washington you want to know who's writing the ai laws

01:59:50.860 the people who are running ai not you and me not people who should be regulating them

01:59:57.040 the companies that are doing ai they're the ones writing the laws that's the problem with capitalism

02:00:04.800 it's people the government is meant to be the watchdog it's to be the referee it's not supposed

02:00:16.140 to be involved in any of that stuff.

02:00:19.320 And so socialism says

02:00:20.880 it's got to be involved in all of it.

02:00:23.560 Well, that only makes the problem worse.

02:00:25.560 Think, think.

02:00:28.540 A market is millions of people

02:00:30.680 that you'll never meet.

02:00:32.580 Cooperating with no boss,

02:00:34.520 no master plan,

02:00:35.500 no permission slip.

02:00:36.840 It's the individual.

02:00:39.240 Multiplied past counting.

02:00:42.880 Which is exactly why it has to go

02:00:44.980 because it's the individual.

02:00:49.360 So what's the answer here?

02:00:51.320 It isn't a candidate.

02:00:53.940 I'm sorry if you listen to me

02:00:55.440 and you listen to me for the candidate.

02:00:58.080 We're so far beyond candidates.

02:01:00.540 We're so far beyond parties.

02:01:02.280 The answer is really simple.

02:01:04.760 It was sat on the table 250 years ago

02:01:07.120 and we walk right past and we're like,

02:01:08.700 yeah, I really support that.

02:01:09.820 You don't read it.

02:01:11.120 You don't understand it.

02:01:12.100 I barely understood it for most of my life.

02:01:14.980 that document 250 years ago came the reason why that came is because of adam smith wealth of

02:01:23.000 nations the reason why wealth of nations work is because of adam smith moral sentiments the free

02:01:29.520 market good people with their own self-restraint and a government that is run by people who want

02:01:37.120 checks and balances can be trusted with a free market because it will explode and it'll pull

02:01:43.780 everybody out of poverty. And that's exactly what happened until it got greedy and the government

02:01:49.320 got too big and corporations just married into the government. It's the founding principle that

02:01:58.360 begins with the one and not the collective. And underneath both, holding them up, is a faith

02:02:04.960 that will not sell you collective salvation.

02:02:11.760 It won't tell you you're saved by your tribe

02:02:14.900 or damned by your tribe.

02:02:17.240 It stands you up alone, responsible for what you did. 0.65

02:02:22.080 Nobody takes responsibility.

02:02:23.640 Why?

02:02:24.660 Because it's the collective.

02:02:26.140 Nobody needs to take responsibility.

02:02:28.480 It was for the good of the many.

02:02:30.360 or he's not guilty because he's part of this tribe

02:02:35.800 or he is guilty because he's part of this tribe.

02:02:40.180 That's not the American system.

02:02:42.380 That's not God's system. 0.58

02:02:44.120 I don't recognize that system outside of fascism,

02:02:47.320 outside of communism.

02:02:50.280 This is between you and your God.

02:02:53.260 Your neighbor's soul is your neighbor's soul.

02:02:56.200 Okay?

02:02:56.480 No one ever gets herded into heaven.

02:02:58.940 there's there's there's no cowboys up in heaven going all right you sheep all right everybody

02:03:03.780 through the gate now it's one by one man if collectivism is the sin and this is hard because

02:03:13.640 i have to say this to myself every day when i read the news and i try to tell you what i think

02:03:18.600 this means collectivism if it's the sin then it doesn't stop being the sin when we're the ones

02:03:25.260 doing it this is why i've come out about the mitch mcconnell thing this week everybody's going i

02:03:29.760 talked to him for 20 minutes and we really had a very deep discussion no you didn't you most likely

02:03:35.600 talked about pudding how are you today mitch are you feeling better yeah i'm feeling not better

02:03:41.600 okay that's the same lie that we all were talking about with with joe biden why aren't we talking

02:03:47.620 about it with mitch mcconnell we cheer when the government finally crushes somebody we hate

02:03:54.080 when we look at a border and we see a category instead of a man and a legal instead of a mom

02:03:59.360 a threat instead of a face we want power not to protect the individual but punish the group when

02:04:06.420 we love the party more than the principle we wave away our own people exactly the way we'd

02:04:11.460 hang the other side for that's the wedge and it doesn't care who's handed it just splits us just

02:04:18.720 as clean. So we have to teach this, not from a stage to a crowd. Again, that's the collective.

02:04:27.380 That's the joke of it. You teach it at one at a time, the way it's really ever been taught. One

02:04:33.240 at a time. You look at one person across the table, the one who voted wrong, the one whose

02:04:37.200 flag turns your stomach, and you refuse to see the category. You insist on the soul. That's the

02:04:42.540 whole revolution. Not a march, not a movement, not a black square, not a person who will, 0.98

02:04:48.040 not a person who will be told to hate and needs instructions every step of the way. It's the

02:04:52.900 person who will not hate. All men are created equal. Start there. Start with one. Start with

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The Glenn Beck Program - July 10, 2026

Mamdani’s Nefarious Strategy to Undermine the Republic ｜ Guest： Jack Posobiec ｜ 7⧸10⧸26

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