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00:02:07.200 First of all, our thoughts, prayers, wishes, and our hands are available for those in the affected states of the tornadoes this weekend.

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00:03:59.400 Oh, well, what a, what a weekend it was.

00:04:01.720 What a weekend it was.

00:04:03.720 The constant protests, I guess, are the big story over the weekend.

00:04:09.880 And it doesn't seem to be stopping.

00:04:11.840 Seems to be the only thing that Americans want to do these days is protest the right of Israel to exist. 0.79

00:04:18.620 That's, that's apparently controversial now.

00:04:22.080 It's amazing to see this happen.

00:04:23.660 We're, we're seeing university after university after university step up and decide that the hill they're going to die on is the hill that supports Hamas. 0.93

00:04:38.000 This is apparently in a popular position in this country and an incredible moment that we're in right now.

00:04:47.340 Let's, let's go to Sat 1 if we could on our list.

00:04:51.380 I'm not sure if these are available.

00:04:52.700 We're having a little bit of a technical issue here, but here we go.

00:04:55.780 This is a, we're having an Islamic prayer being held.

00:04:59.500 I have this album.

00:05:10.840 Just bought it on vinyl.

00:05:11.860 Now this is the quietest of the protests around the country.

00:05:21.860 Most of them were not really like this.

00:05:24.260 Outside of the White House Correspondents' Dinner, there was more protesting going on.

00:05:31.440 This is, um, cut two.

00:05:33.140 You're missing the visuals here.

00:05:39.500 This is our land!

00:05:41.500 You have, um, so bizarre. 1.00

00:05:46.220 Your entire family is going to be wiped off the f***ing registry! 0.98

00:05:50.680 So this is someone dressed as a Israeli soldier. 0.99

00:05:57.800 And there's a bunch of blindfolded shirtless people who get hit by blue powder and collapse.

00:06:05.560 Which is making it a very important point. 0.81

00:06:07.280 No, it's, I think this is, this is, you know, the Israeli killing the white man. 0.97

00:06:14.240 Which is supposed to be the Palestinian, but they're white men, uh, most of them. 0.97

00:06:18.160 Yeah.

00:06:18.360 Uh, which I think just makes it, you know, even more confusing for anybody who is, who is watching.

00:06:24.060 Um, I, you know, I gotta go back to the Islamic prayer.

00:06:26.960 I, I mean, I don't know about you, but I miss it sometimes.

00:06:30.200 Could you play the, could you go back and play the Islamic prayer for me, please?

00:06:33.920 Uh, if you happen to be watching the blaze, I just want to describe, um, the Islamic prayer here.

00:06:40.080 It's, everybody's on a prayer rug there in, uh, at Columbia University.

00:06:44.540 It's a beautiful, beautiful scene.

00:06:46.040 Uh, and then, uh, and, um, Akbar?

00:06:52.960 Yes.

00:06:54.180 And, uh, this guy is very, very popular in the Upper East Side.

00:07:00.160 Um, so you have people, you know, on a prayer rug. 0.97

00:07:04.420 You know, we had to go to the Supreme Court to get the, uh, coach to be able to pray, you know, by himself on the field after a football game.

00:07:11.340 But this is totally cool.

00:07:13.000 And the nice thing is, they're including women in the, uh, call to prayer, which is very popular in the Middle East.

00:07:21.960 They love it when women get down and pray right alongside the men.

00:07:27.560 It is, it's wonderful.

00:07:30.040 It's truly, truly wonderful.

00:07:31.660 Now, let's go to cut four.

00:07:33.480 Uh, this is, uh, in Canada.

00:07:36.640 This is in Vancouver.

00:07:37.680 We have a free Palestine from the river to the sea.

00:07:41.580 Right.

00:07:42.640 Okay, can we stop there for just a second?

00:07:44.900 Stu, could you just explain the geography of, uh, Israel?

00:07:50.100 I know there's the sea on the west coast of Israel.

00:07:55.600 What's on the east coast of Israel or the easternmost, you know, furthest east you could go?

00:08:01.700 That would be a river, Glenn.

00:08:03.200 Um, so what would be, yeah, what's interesting about this is that's how you know it's an aspirational call for unity, uh, from the river to the sea.

00:08:12.540 Right.

00:08:12.920 Um, so that, you know, Palestine will just take over everything from Israel and there'll be no Jews left. 0.99

00:08:18.020 That's the call for unity.

00:08:19.900 It's aspirational.

00:08:21.540 Okay.

00:08:22.160 It's an aspirational call for unity.

00:08:24.100 That sounds very specific, that language, like that's what they're saying on college campuses.

00:08:29.940 And Rashida Tlaib, right out of her mouth. 0.99

00:08:32.260 Oh, yeah.

00:08:32.920 Okay, good.

00:08:33.700 So an aspirational call for unity. 0.99

00:08:36.520 The only thing you could be unified on is get rid of all the Jews because that means there's no Israel. 1.00

00:08:44.580 Yeah. 0.99

00:08:44.800 So no two-state solution.

00:08:48.780 Yeah, we don't, that was another slogan.

00:08:50.340 No, we don't want no two-state.

00:08:52.300 Uh, we want everything.

00:08:54.620 That was the chant.

00:08:55.480 Right.

00:08:55.620 That was coming down.

00:08:56.900 Well, but see, they, see, they make it clear they want everything and we don't want no, no, uh, one state.

00:09:05.240 So they've got double negative there, which means they want one, a two-state solution and, uh, and they say we want everything.

00:09:14.900 And that must include a one-state and a two-state solution.

00:09:18.360 So I think it's very, very clear.

00:09:19.960 Now, can we go on and play what they were saying in Canada?

00:09:25.240 It was cut four.

00:09:26.900 We demand a free Palestine from the river to the sea.

00:09:32.180 And that we stand with the Palestinian resistance and their heroic and brave action on October 7th.

00:09:40.320 And they said, long live October 7th.

00:09:44.080 And we say today, long live October 7th.

00:09:49.040 Long live October 7th.

00:09:50.880 Oh my God.

00:09:51.980 Yeah.

00:09:52.900 Yeah.

00:09:54.660 Yeah.

00:09:55.120 You know, uh, I love it when the Nazis are like, long live the Holocaust, you know, uh, hey, long live those cool, really cool showers and oven system that we came up with. 0.83

00:10:09.580 You know, that, that's a great slogan.

00:10:11.680 Yeah.

00:10:12.040 It's a clunky slogan.

00:10:12.740 It's a clunky slogan.

00:10:13.400 But, uh, but, uh, but, uh, but a true slogan.

00:10:17.960 But the equivalent of what they're saying, uh, the equivalent of what they're saying on these college campuses, the ones that everybody in the media seems to be supporting long live freaking October 7th.

00:10:28.460 I mean, could you be any more, I don't know, Glenn, is this one still borderline?

00:10:33.180 Is this one anti-Semitic or are we not sure?

00:10:35.580 Is this an aspirational call for unity?

00:10:37.780 I can't quite tell.

00:10:38.980 Well, we know it's brave.

00:10:40.340 We know it's brave.

00:10:41.600 Uh, it's, it's, well, it was October 7th was a very brave day.

00:10:45.080 It was brave and heroic what they did.

00:10:47.440 Really?

00:10:47.900 Really?

00:10:48.280 Brave and heroic.

00:10:49.500 Yeah.

00:10:50.060 Yeah. 0.71

00:10:50.340 I mean, how, I mean, do you think it takes courage to go molest, slaughter, and then burn babies? 0.83

00:10:57.680 Sure. 0.95

00:10:58.220 Sure.

00:10:59.120 Takes courage to do that.

00:11:00.640 Hmm. 0.96

00:11:01.020 You might get caught and then seen for the monster that you really are.

00:11:05.020 Um, but in this case, no, they're celebrated.

00:11:08.460 So it's brave and historic.

00:11:11.320 Now in, uh, California and Cal Poly cut five.

00:11:18.520 Does this have audio with it?

00:11:19.940 I can't.

00:11:20.620 Uh, we're seeing, uh, the, uh, the video of this.

00:11:23.520 There's apparently no sound to it.

00:11:24.940 Um, but yet again, uh, uh, graffiti inside the hallways here.

00:11:31.240 Um, some, some words we maybe don't say on, on the radio to recap.

00:11:36.280 Are they grown up words?

00:11:37.060 They're grown up words.

00:11:37.880 They're big, big boy, big girl words.

00:11:39.600 Uh, and, uh, yeah, this has been just, uh, people ruining the facilities and it's very messy

00:11:48.120 and there's graffiti everywhere inside the building.

00:11:51.540 It's wonderful. 1.00

00:11:52.380 This is what, this is another ask you to remember, kill all the Jews, kill all the Jews. 1.00

00:11:56.000 It remember, it helps you remember that now, um, beyond killing all the Jews, there's something 1.00

00:12:01.340 new that they're all for, uh, cut 38 plea, please.

00:12:05.220 This is in Germany of all places.

00:12:08.340 Uh, the, uh, big Palestinian uprising in Germany this weekend.

00:12:12.520 And what are they calling for?

00:12:21.500 Doesn't sound good.

00:12:22.460 It never sounds good in German.

00:12:25.140 No, well, that's not in German.

00:12:26.720 It's in Arabic, but you know, whenever you get somebody in Germany going, no matter what

00:12:33.820 language it is, you know, it's trouble.

00:12:36.160 Don't worry.

00:12:37.040 They were just calling for a caliphate.

00:12:39.320 So they're not wanting to bring the Nazis back.

00:12:42.440 They just want a caliphate aspirational.

00:12:45.660 So yeah, very inspirational.

00:12:47.920 Now, can we go, if I could just get the drag Queens and the caliphate people, you know, 1.00

00:12:55.660 if I could just get them together, a one-stop shop, I think we would be a set.

00:13:00.760 Here's cut 30.

00:13:02.040 Today, what we're going to do is we're going to show free Palestine.

00:13:05.540 Can I hear that?

00:13:06.800 Free Palestine.

00:13:08.240 If you're a drag queen and you know it, shout, free Palestine. 1.00

00:13:14.200 Oh.

00:13:14.720 If you're a drag queen and you know it, and you really want to show it, if you're a drag 1.00

00:13:19.280 queen and you know it, shout, free Palestine.

00:13:23.360 Oh, see?

00:13:25.760 This is the uniting message.

00:13:27.480 We can get the kids involved, too, because we have a drag queen. 1.00

00:13:30.940 And the drag queen, if you're a drag queen and you know it, shout, free Palestine.

00:13:36.600 So it's one place we can get both of those things, where we can all come together.

00:13:43.020 Yeah, that's an amazing clip.

00:13:47.920 I think, now this is just me speculating, Glenn, because I'm not a travel agent.

00:13:53.420 I don't work for a tourism board.

00:13:56.080 But I do wonder how that particular event would go down if held in Gaza.

00:14:02.360 Would it be different?

00:14:03.360 Because they are cheering on Palestine, so obviously there's some affinity there.

00:14:07.420 But the drag queen story hour group reading to a bunch of, let's say, Gazan children.

00:14:13.540 How would that work out in Gaza itself?

00:14:17.040 You know, it is funny that you should ask that, Stu.

00:14:19.460 You know, you may not be a travel agent or work for some sort of tourism board.

00:14:25.720 But you are a thinker.

00:14:27.860 Thank you.

00:14:28.200 You are a thinker.

00:14:29.840 And that's really what counts.

00:14:32.920 Here's the good news.

00:14:34.860 The protesters are going to love it.

00:14:39.500 They're going to love it.

00:14:41.140 What happened in Iraq just this weekend?

00:14:45.360 They made it illegal to be on the spectrum, the sexual spectrum at all.

00:14:51.360 You're either a man or a woman. 1.00

00:14:53.360 Men have sex with women. 1.00

00:14:55.740 Women have sex with men. 1.00

00:14:57.480 Now, that's not all the time because, you know, there's a shortage of women over in the Middle East. 1.00

00:15:02.980 Sometimes they got to get a little of them going on with a younger man.

00:15:06.160 You know what I mean?

00:15:07.220 You know what I'm saying?

00:15:08.740 So, but we don't talk about that.

00:15:12.220 I didn't say any of that.

00:15:13.720 I don't know what you're even talking about.

00:15:16.020 Say what?

00:15:18.040 But so they've outlawed now homosexuality, which is weird because Mahmoud Ahmadinejad,

00:15:24.080 he said at one point, I think it was at Columbia University, when asked about them gays,

00:15:31.600 he said, we don't have any gay people in Iran.

00:15:36.400 And lo and behold, they're going to make that wish to come true. 0.96

00:15:40.820 So, so you got that going for you.

00:15:43.260 Also, by the way, they just killed their third.

00:15:48.720 Where is this story?

00:15:50.180 Their third TikToker.

00:15:51.680 She was, no, seriously, she was, no, she was, she was, well, she's dead.

00:15:59.440 She's dead.

00:16:00.400 She was a very popular influencer in Iran.

00:16:06.960 And she's a woman.

00:16:10.580 And she was shown dancing.

00:16:14.520 But she wasn't just dancing.

00:16:15.960 She was wearing jeans and they were a little too tight.

00:16:19.060 You know, me personally, I don't, I don't mind, you know, some sort of law against jeans

00:16:25.740 that are too tight on some people.

00:16:27.120 You know what I'm saying?

00:16:27.840 I, you know, you walk around Walmart once in a while and you're like, whew, those really

00:16:32.020 don't work on you, honey.

00:16:33.300 But I don't want just, I don't want to see you executed.

00:16:35.780 But she was executed because they were a little too tight and too suggestive. 1.00

00:16:41.660 And she was laying in a bed.

00:16:49.100 Well, she was reading her son a good night story, but she was still in those jeans laying

00:16:54.940 on a bed.

00:16:55.460 So they had to execute her over the weekend.

00:16:57.800 So the crackdown continues.

00:16:59.780 And hey, all you people on campus with your little rug prayer thing. 0.99

00:17:05.780 With the woman right next to you.

00:17:07.560 You know how popular that's going to be.

00:17:09.940 And all you drag queens. 1.00

00:17:12.020 Oh, they, they love you.

00:17:13.820 They love you.

00:17:14.560 In fact, I am going to set up a, a personal fund. 0.94

00:17:19.720 If you're a drag queen, if you're a gay activist and you're out because you love it and you show 0.98

00:17:27.860 it, clap your hands. 0.97

00:17:29.960 I'm going to, I'm going to go ahead and give you airfare from wherever you live here in the

00:17:35.020 United States to the Gaza Strip.

00:17:38.460 Okay.

00:17:38.800 And bring your pamphlets, bring your pamphlets, bring your best wigs and your spiky high heels 0.99

00:17:44.700 because they are going to love you there.

00:17:47.700 And when you stop writing us or calling us, we'll know exactly how much they love you over

00:17:56.260 there.

00:17:56.700 So maybe we could send that as a message to all of your friends over here. 0.99

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00:19:28.440 New Glenn, you were running through those wonderful stories from the Middle East.

00:19:31.140 And you mentioned Iran and Ahmadinejad and a bunch of stories that happened in Iraq.

00:19:37.460 And you kind of went back and forth.

00:19:38.920 And I don't know if people followed that exactly because it was Iran who had said there was no

00:19:43.380 gays years and years ago at Columbia.

00:19:45.100 And both of the stories banning homosexuality and the TikToker being executed both happened 1.00

00:19:49.680 in Iraq.

00:19:50.220 And what I found fascinating about that is we should be able to tell the difference, right?

00:19:56.040 Like we were supposedly helping out this country so that it did not end up like Iran. 0.99

00:20:02.080 And now here we are.

00:20:02.880 Stop it.

00:20:03.040 It's only a trillion dollars.

00:20:04.660 It's only a trillion dollars.

00:20:06.560 You get what you pay for.

00:20:07.900 You want to go in there half-assed like that?

00:20:10.260 You get what you pay for.

00:20:11.680 Now, $2 trillion.

00:20:12.940 $2 trillion. 0.98

00:20:13.620 That might have had somebody who just mildly hates gays. 0.96

00:20:18.300 But no, no. 0.70

00:20:20.320 Yeah, we didn't do the job.

00:20:23.460 And so what we did is we empowered the head of the snake.

00:20:26.680 We made the snake even more powerful, which I love.

00:20:31.320 The head of the snake over in the Middle East is Iran. 1.00

00:20:35.160 And now you have Iranian Shias all over in Iraq. 1.00

00:20:39.820 And so they're getting, you know, they're doing the thing that Shias love. 0.98

00:20:43.320 And that is kill people that disagree with them. 0.91

00:20:45.780 Wow, that's weird. 0.78

00:20:46.840 Because that's, wow, that's almost like the left here in America.

00:20:51.900 Oh, I see what they have in common. 0.97

00:20:54.300 They just like silencing people, throwing them in jail or killing them if they disagree 0.99

00:20:59.360 with them. 0.87

00:21:00.800 Wow, too bad we can't get them to agree on the same kind of people.

00:21:06.260 Or we should get the two of them together.

00:21:10.760 Oh, because they'll like each other a lot.

00:21:15.420 No, no, no.

00:21:16.040 I think the left, when they get there, they'll be like, hi, everybody.

00:21:19.380 We brought birthday cakes and candles, and we're going to decorate this mosque all up. 0.97

00:21:26.560 And they'll love it in the Shiite world. 0.97

00:21:30.260 Yeah, I know.

00:21:30.820 These regimes that you're talking about over there, too, they're not the ones to fear.

00:21:35.900 It's Donald Trump.

00:21:37.420 Trump is the one to fear.

00:21:38.580 Like, that's the guy, if you have to really be terrified about something coming down the road,

00:21:43.100 it's definitely not the Islamic extremist regimes we're discussing.

00:21:46.620 It's instead the tyranny of the real estate developer from Manhattan.

00:21:54.860 Yeah, you know, he wants, he's, I mean, he's a man of tyranny.

00:21:59.620 It's clear. 0.99

00:22:00.620 He hates them gays so much. 0.99

00:22:02.280 He was the first president to, you know, open a party openly and say, hey, I'm going to appoint 0.99

00:22:08.460 gay people openly.

00:22:09.960 I'm going to have the first gay person speak on the podium.

00:22:12.940 I'm going to be the first president that actually runs and saying, I don't have a problem with 0.96

00:22:18.640 gay people. 0.98

00:22:19.680 You know, you got to fear him. 1.00

00:22:22.160 But the guy who wants to chop your pee pee off and throw you off a building, you know, 0.63

00:22:28.040 that happens to be coming across our border right now. 0.93

00:22:33.980 Don't fear him.

00:22:34.780 There's nothing to fear there.

00:22:36.520 Nothing to worry about.

00:22:37.940 Sorry, I was just thinking of somebody chopping the pee pee. 1.00

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00:24:28.860 Pat Gray joins us, fresh off a student protest.

00:24:31.840 How was the weekend, Stu?

00:24:33.280 Or Pat?

00:24:34.200 Oh, it was protestastic.

00:24:37.860 Oh, really?

00:24:38.440 Yeah.

00:24:38.640 Was it?

00:24:39.240 Protestastic.

00:24:39.520 Really?

00:24:40.120 Really.

00:24:40.700 Which one did you choose to protest at?

00:24:43.980 I went to the one at Harvard.

00:24:47.400 At Harvard?

00:24:48.080 Yeah.

00:24:48.580 Oh, did you race the flag?

00:24:49.720 Mm-hmm.

00:24:50.420 I helped.

00:24:51.060 Yeah.

00:24:51.400 Yeah, I helped lower the American flag first.

00:24:53.800 Yeah.

00:24:54.040 Which had to be taken out of the way, and then raise the Palestinian flag.

00:24:58.380 Amen.

00:24:59.200 Yeah.

00:24:59.560 It's a beautiful moment for all of us.

00:25:01.280 What about the flag for tolerance?

00:25:02.560 Well, all those colors, and it was the rainbow, but then they've changed it into like 943 colors

00:25:07.980 and directions and diagonal lines.

00:25:09.800 Did you get that one?

00:25:10.640 Yeah, we got that one, too.

00:25:11.980 Okay, good, good, good.

00:25:12.760 Which is interesting, because in the Gaza Strip, you know, those people would be killed, and

00:25:19.420 so it's great that they support the Palestinian cause anyway.

00:25:24.440 I love that.

00:25:25.320 Very, very tolerant.

00:25:26.380 Selfless.

00:25:27.100 Yeah.

00:25:27.540 Very selfless.

00:25:28.340 It is very selfless, very selfless.

00:25:30.880 So, you know, I was looking at the trend here on the summers, and there's something here

00:25:37.800 that I don't know if anybody else has caught.

00:25:40.060 I mean, in 2017 in the summer, you know, we still had the Women's March going on.

00:25:46.920 That was 2017.

00:25:48.140 You know, that was the big protest that year.

00:25:50.600 Then the March for Our Lives, which was against guns in 2018.

00:25:56.800 2019 became very busy because you had Greta, you know, very upset about, how dare you, and

00:26:03.540 the climate change and everything else.

00:26:05.380 And so she got a bunch of people to block traffic and throw soup at really expensive

00:26:11.140 paintings, which I think, you know, it really turned me.

00:26:15.600 I was like, I don't know if I trust this, you know, little puny pipsqueak.

00:26:20.180 And then she was like, you know, we've got to destroy paintings.

00:26:23.680 Yeah.

00:26:24.020 And the soup.

00:26:24.760 And I thought, okay.

00:26:27.240 Then the, oh, by the way, that year also we had, we set Portland on fire.

00:26:31.640 I think we set Minneapolis on fire.

00:26:33.980 Chaz was built in Seattle.

00:26:36.800 How's that doing now?

00:26:37.880 Up in Seattle.

00:26:38.600 Well, I don't even want to ask.

00:26:40.000 I'm sure it's doing well.

00:26:40.980 Then in 2020, we had the COVID protests, which couldn't be done because of COVID.

00:26:48.580 It was really, it was wrong.

00:26:49.880 But if you happen to want to march with BLM and loot some stores, you know what I'm saying?

00:26:56.540 Then it was okay.

00:26:57.900 Then it was okay.

00:26:59.180 21, we had the masks, vaccines.

00:27:02.420 22, it starts to slow down.

00:27:04.900 Strangely, after Joe Biden is elected, it kind of, you know, the mask and the vaccines and

00:27:09.740 nobody really pays attention.

00:27:10.920 Then 22, you know, the Putin stooge.

00:27:13.760 You know, if you're for, if you're, if you're not willing to send all of your money, all

00:27:18.820 of your money over to Ukraine, you love Putin.

00:27:21.560 Then 23 last summer was kind of a yawn fest, which I think it was kind of like, hey, let's

00:27:27.000 just take a break because we got a big, big summer coming up.

00:27:31.800 And if our guy loses, we're going to have to just keep upping the ante every, uh, every

00:27:36.340 summer.

00:27:36.760 So this year is the summer of global jihad.

00:27:39.680 So, uh, that's great.

00:27:41.520 Next summer, I'm not sure, but I think it's the summer of, uh, Satan is neat, uh, marches,

00:27:49.100 which will, which will display the rainbow flag, but it won't look exactly the same.

00:27:54.140 Um, it's exactly the same, except it's all black and like the caliphate flag, you know, 0.80

00:28:00.160 but that has right whiting on it, right?

00:28:02.120 Well, white writing.

00:28:03.260 So, you know, all the diverse colors, even the white stuff just fades right directly to,

00:28:09.560 to black.

00:28:11.240 So Satan is neat coming next summer. 0.95

00:28:13.860 Make sure you prepare your kids in college.

00:28:18.540 I was thinking of the, uh, um, the t-shirt we made a while ago.

00:28:22.260 That's just says learn then protest.

00:28:25.060 The order is important.

00:28:27.400 And I feel like it really applies more relevant than ever.

00:28:30.640 Yeah. 0.98

00:28:30.980 Doesn't it kind of feel you saying that you're big fat dummies. 0.99

00:28:34.300 Yeah. 0.99

00:28:34.740 Yeah.

00:28:35.060 Kind of, kind of saying that dummies learn then protest.com by the way, if you want to get

00:28:39.700 the shirt, because it's something you could wear to the protests.

00:28:42.000 Cause I don't think they know what the order is.

00:28:44.480 I think they don't, they're at least doing one of the things they're protesting.

00:28:48.080 There's no evidence that they're learning, but they should know that the steps are clear.

00:28:51.900 You need to learn about the topic you're protesting and then you go to the protest.

00:28:57.460 Well, you saw, they have the, they have the receipts on learning.

00:29:00.160 Okay.

00:29:00.420 They have the receipts, $90,000 a year.

00:29:03.640 And, uh, they're learning a lot.

00:29:06.880 You saw the girls interviewed last week, right?

00:29:10.480 At some of those protests where they're asked, why, why are you here?

00:29:14.500 What, what about the Palestinian situation has, you know, motivated you to get out and, and

00:29:21.560 speak on their behalf?

00:29:22.940 And none of them knew, not one of them understood why they were there.

00:29:30.400 In fact, they said, yeah, I'm not that educated on it.

00:29:33.600 Then why are you standing there with a placard?

00:29:39.640 Why?

00:29:40.440 They don't know.

00:29:41.400 They have no idea.

00:29:42.800 So yeah, I think it's really important.

00:29:44.540 Learn, then protest.

00:29:47.000 It would be nice.

00:29:48.080 It would be nice.

00:29:48.860 It'd be a nice change.

00:29:50.240 It would, I think it would solve a lot of these problems.

00:29:52.740 And, you know, and again, you guys were, I know, won over by the soup on the paintings.

00:29:56.580 I, myself, I like to at least miss one flight.

00:30:01.620 I want to be in, on a road, on the way to the airport, and I want to miss that flight.

00:30:07.380 And then I think, wow, the Gauzens are the good guys in this.

00:30:12.100 Yeah, because there was people laying in the roadway.

00:30:14.680 Yeah.

00:30:14.960 Is that why you, yeah.

00:30:15.800 Exactly.

00:30:16.360 Yeah, yeah.

00:30:16.740 I love that.

00:30:17.520 That convinces me.

00:30:18.720 Oh, every time.

00:30:20.000 I've talked about this for decades because of the protests in Houston that dumped garbage

00:30:26.060 in intersections.

00:30:27.180 Man, that won me over to the janitors downtown and their plight.

00:30:30.340 Oh, yeah.

00:30:30.640 I wanted them to make $1,000 an hour after they dumped garbage in my way. 1.00

00:30:36.180 I loved it.

00:30:37.100 I loved it.

00:30:37.520 So it's weird because I didn't see all those protesters.

00:30:40.580 I just noticed, I was near campus this weekend, I just noticed how many speed bumps they put

00:30:47.100 on the roads all around the campus.

00:30:49.520 So I didn't see the die-in at all.

00:30:53.220 Anyway, by the way, there is Marianne Alwan.

00:30:56.660 This is a very sad, tragic story.

00:30:58.540 This is from AP.

00:30:59.240 Anyway, Marianne Alwan, she figured the worst was over when the New York City police, in

00:31:05.640 riot gear, mind you, arrested her on the Columbia University campus and then loaded her and 0.72

00:31:11.480 others onto the bus and held them in custody for hours, hours.

00:31:16.500 But the next evening, yeah, she thought it was over, but it wasn't.

00:31:20.360 The next evening, she received a curt email from the university.

00:31:25.600 And I'm talking curt.

00:31:26.980 Um, is she and other students, it said, were being suspended for their arrests at the Gaza

00:31:33.360 Solidarity encampment.

00:31:35.720 Uh, and this is a tactic that a lot of colleges are using now.

00:31:39.640 You know, they're just saying, hey, we want you out of here.

00:31:43.640 And, uh, so now the students rights to protest, uh, for these things.

00:31:49.120 And, and there's faculty that are standing with the protesters and they're like, hey, they,

00:31:54.480 they shouldn't be forced out of school.

00:31:56.120 What do you mean you're going to suspend them?

00:31:58.580 Uh, and the terms of the suspension, uh, vary from campus to campus at Columbia, uh, and

00:32:04.520 it's affiliated Bernard college for women.

00:32:07.740 Um, Alwan and dozens more were arrested on April 18th, barred from campus and classes,

00:32:15.360 unable to attend in person or virtually and banned from the dining halls.

00:32:21.080 Wow.

00:32:21.620 I mean, where are you going to eat?

00:32:22.440 There's, I mean, it's practically a food desert there in Manhattan.

00:32:25.580 Questions about her academic future remains.

00:32:28.280 Will she be allowed to take final exams?

00:32:30.860 What about financial aid?

00:32:32.660 Graduation?

00:32:33.720 Columbia says the outcomes will be decided at disciplinary hearings.

00:32:37.580 And, uh, she and her attorney said, this is very dystopian. 0.97

00:32:43.400 I mean, all we were calling for was chanting was death to the Jews. 1.00

00:32:46.800 And now we can't, now they suddenly don't want us on campus. 0.60

00:32:51.820 That's weird.

00:32:52.720 Huh?

00:32:53.180 That's weird.

00:32:54.460 That is weird. 0.97

00:32:55.480 You would think we would tolerate death to Jews chance. 1.00

00:32:59.760 Wouldn't you?

00:33:00.440 At a, at a, at a major American university, you would, in fact, you'd welcome it, right?

00:33:07.340 Cause when we said, when we said never again, we didn't mean never again.

00:33:12.640 We meant until 2024.

00:33:15.040 That's never good until now.

00:33:16.520 Yeah.

00:33:17.020 Yeah.

00:33:17.380 Right.

00:33:17.880 Yeah.

00:33:18.160 Uh, an attorney for the Palestinian legal fund, which is, uh, gosh, I'd love to know who

00:33:25.440 set this all up for them, uh, but they're, they're helping, uh, groups all over college

00:33:29.960 campuses.

00:33:30.460 And, uh, they filed a, a, uh, civil, a civil suit, uh, a civil rights case, uh, against

00:33:39.020 the school, um, accusing Columbia of not doing enough to really address the discrimination

00:33:44.260 against the Palestinian students.

00:33:46.660 Yeah.

00:33:47.200 They're the victims.

00:33:48.240 They're the victims.

00:33:49.320 Amen.

00:33:50.460 Yeah.

00:33:50.700 And the level of punishment, according to the attorney is not even just draconian.

00:33:55.880 Okay.

00:33:56.500 It's like over the, I love attorneys that say it's like, it's like over the top callousness.

00:34:03.660 Is that worse than draconian?

00:34:05.400 Cause it seems like draconian is worse than that.

00:34:07.840 Yeah.

00:34:08.620 I mean, draconian.

00:34:10.580 Think about the word callousness means.

00:34:12.460 Like you have calluses on your hand.

00:34:14.200 Right.

00:34:14.680 Okay.

00:34:15.700 Yeah.

00:34:16.080 Yeah.

00:34:16.600 It's that bad.

00:34:17.600 So it's the, wow.

00:34:18.700 That's bad.

00:34:19.440 Yeah.

00:34:19.680 It's, it's not, it's not good.

00:34:21.900 No, it's not.

00:34:24.500 Draconian.

00:34:24.940 And what is, I just conjures up.

00:34:27.940 I don't know.

00:34:28.300 That's about Dracula.

00:34:29.320 Dracula's not even real.

00:34:31.720 Calluses are real.

00:34:33.060 That's true.

00:34:33.680 Yeah.

00:34:34.220 And, and if, if, and the only real Dracula is count Chocula, which he produces incredibly

00:34:38.900 delicious cereal.

00:34:40.640 No, seriously.

00:34:41.420 Right.

00:34:41.680 So, I mean, it's not a bad thing.

00:34:42.800 Not a bad thing at all.

00:34:43.740 So draconian is a positive word.

00:34:45.560 It means chocolatey.

00:34:47.380 Well, thank you.

00:34:49.480 Definition.

00:34:49.940 It's chocolatey.

00:34:50.460 It's chocolatey.

00:34:51.860 Right.

00:34:52.700 Right.

00:34:54.080 Palestinian legal filed the complaint Thursday at the U.S. Department of Education's office

00:34:59.300 for civil rights.

00:35:00.320 Oh, it's going to be fixed there.

00:35:01.500 Uh, the four pro-Palestinian students and the student group of Columbia students for

00:35:06.220 justice in Palestine are the real victims. 0.88

00:35:08.960 Uh, the group calls for an investigation into the university's handling of alleged discrimination

00:35:13.460 and harassment against pro-Palestinian students by Columbia students.

00:35:18.860 Um, as a Palestinian student, I've been harassed, doxxed, shouted down, and discriminated against

00:35:25.660 by my fellow students and professors simply because of my identity and my commitment to

00:35:32.160 advocating for my own rights and freedoms.

00:35:34.480 And, of course, taking over the campus illegally and pitching a tent there and then just causing 0.98

00:35:41.580 mayhem on, on campus and, and chanting death to the Jews.

00:35:45.880 But other than that, they're just wanting their own civil rights. 0.97

00:35:49.420 They've done nothing wrong.

00:35:50.680 Nothing wrong.

00:35:51.400 That's wonderful.

00:35:51.980 Can we hit on this, uh, doxxing thing that they keep complaining about?

00:35:55.460 Like this big complaint that all these protests are upset because people are coming, they're

00:35:59.440 taking pictures of them.

00:36:00.580 They're on video.

00:36:01.200 Uh, and the doxxing they're talking about is potentially leaking the fact that they were

00:36:06.260 at these protests where, you know, the Jews were being threatened that might be leaked

00:36:10.440 to future employers.

00:36:11.520 And that is, of course, very, very wrong.

00:36:14.340 This, by the way, coming from this same group of people, uh, that after the Charlottesville

00:36:20.200 rally went through every frame of video to try to identify every person who was there.

00:36:26.360 And I will remind you, uh, the story of Cole White, Cole White, a guy who went to the Charlottesville

00:36:33.780 protests and then was tracked across the country and eventually pressured his employer to, for

00:36:42.820 him to be fired.

00:36:44.020 Is this the hot dog guy?

00:36:45.060 He worked at a hot dog stand.

00:36:47.200 They got a man fired from a hot dog stand because he went to, I don't know if the hot dogs were

00:36:53.880 racist or not, I'm not a hundred percent sure on that, but now these people who are going

00:36:57.760 to go get jobs as lawyers and, uh, doctors and all these other things, they're worried

00:37:04.640 about them not being able to get in the employment after they freaking got a guy fired from a hot

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00:37:18.140 He not only was a Nazi, but his last name also was white and you know, that's always a problem. 0.92

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00:41:04.520 Welcome to the program.

00:41:07.800 Stu, I just, just a hefty hello to you today, because I know it's, you know, it's a big occasion

00:41:15.600 for you, you know.

00:41:17.140 It is?

00:41:18.840 Well, yeah, you showed up for work.

00:41:20.940 I think that's a, I think that's a very special.

00:41:23.620 I've been trying to cure myself of that habit, but it still keeps going on.

00:41:28.660 Oh, so it's like, kind of like our anniversary show, you know, once in a while you show up

00:41:32.920 and I'm like, oh, wow, it's special.

00:41:34.180 Let's have cake.

00:41:35.840 I, if there was cake here, I'd show up more often.

00:41:41.240 Well, maybe there is, you just don't get in in time because I have the same affinity

00:41:45.540 for cake.

00:41:46.840 All right.

00:41:47.320 Coming up, we're going to talk a little bit about the Supreme Court and also Donald

00:41:51.400 Trump's, Donald Trump's court case with Andy McCarthy.

00:41:57.040 Oh, he's, he's great.

00:41:57.980 He knows this stuff.

00:41:58.780 He's great.

00:41:59.280 Better than anybody.

00:42:00.960 Yeah.

00:42:01.320 When you get into the net, the nitty gritty of all this, and it's so freaking complicated.

00:42:06.400 It really is.

00:42:07.400 It's so complicated.

00:42:08.380 All the things they're coming after him with, but it does seem, and this is maybe a question

00:42:12.320 we get an answer to from Andy, but it does seem that like, this is it.

00:42:16.840 It's this one New York thing and everything else is going to fall after the election, which

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00:44:42.060 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:44:47.520 Hello, America.

00:44:48.640 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:44:50.100 There's a couple of things going on that, uh, involve president Trump.

00:44:54.340 Of course, one is his trial with Alvin Bragg in, uh, in New York city.

00:44:58.940 How is that going?

00:44:59.880 What is the latest?

00:45:00.680 What are we expecting this week?

00:45:01.900 And then the latest update on the, on the immunity trial in front of the Supreme court.

00:45:07.960 This one, uh, could rock the world both in a good way and a bad way, depending on which

00:45:14.100 way they go.

00:45:15.800 We're going to talk to one of the real experts who understands all of this and what it all

00:45:20.360 means.

00:45:20.820 Andy McCarthy joins us in 60 seconds.

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00:46:39.840 Annie McCarthy, a national review, contributing editor, the Institute's senior fellow and a

00:46:45.660 former chief assistant U S attorney general.

00:46:48.400 We won't hold this against him.

00:46:50.040 He was a former U S attorney in the, uh, in the district of Manhattan.

00:46:54.540 So let's leave that alone.

00:46:56.080 Uh, Andy, how are you?

00:46:58.500 Good.

00:46:58.820 I'm doing great.

00:46:59.500 How are you?

00:47:00.240 Very, very good.

00:47:01.300 Uh, so let's, let's start with the big story I think, and that is the Supreme court and what

00:47:07.660 they were arguing last week.

00:47:09.860 Can you give me, uh, your honest take on what, what this is really about for the future beyond

00:47:17.720 Donald Trump and how you think this is going to affect what is happening with Donald Trump.

00:47:25.340 Glenn, I think it's important that you frame the question that way, because it seemed to

00:47:30.620 me, uh, and I, I reread the transcript over the weekend after listening to the oral argument,

00:47:36.940 the court is a lot more concerned about the presidency than about Trump.

00:47:43.720 Sure.

00:47:43.940 It should be.

00:47:44.540 And yeah.

00:47:45.560 And, and it's, it's a important point to make because a lot of the coverage has been this

00:47:52.200 hysteria over whether, you know, the Trump packed Supreme court is in the tank forum and

00:47:58.920 they're going to get rid of, uh, Jack Smith's prosecution.

00:48:01.760 I don't think that's going to happen at all.

00:48:04.780 It's possible that Smith won't get his case to trial depending on what the court does.

00:48:10.340 What I think the court's going to do is send the case back to judge Chutkin, who was the

00:48:16.660 trial judge in Washington with instructions to sort out what things in the indictment against

00:48:22.720 Trump are what you would call official acts that might arguably be immune from prosecution

00:48:29.400 because they go to the core responsibilities of the presidency and what are, uh, private

00:48:35.900 acts or private wrongs that he would not have immunity for, even though they happened during

00:48:42.500 his presidency.

00:48:44.140 But the, the upshot of the questioning of the lawyers, including Trump's lawyer, and this

00:48:51.180 is particularly by justice Barrett, justice Kagan.

00:48:53.740 Um, Trump's lawyer admitted that there's a lot of conduct charged in the indictment that

00:49:00.820 is private conduct that really wouldn't be covered by an immunity claim, even though Trump's been

00:49:07.600 saying a lot of stuff about absolute, complete immunity.

00:49:11.400 And I think the concessions he made in the argument that is John Sauer, Trump's lawyer, would

00:49:18.040 be enough if Smith was willing to tailor his indictment down to the things that Sauer conceded,

00:49:24.380 they could go ahead with a trial on just those acts that he'd lose a lot of evidence, but

00:49:29.640 he probably should.

00:49:31.920 So what are some of the acts that could fall under, you know, uh, private?

00:49:39.560 And so you could prosecute and, and what are the acts that are the president and you don't

00:49:47.660 prosecute?

00:49:48.880 Yeah.

00:49:49.760 So the, the, the one bright line we can take away from this is that there, there seems to

00:49:56.340 be a consensus that there is a, a divide between office seeking and the carrying out of the duties

00:50:07.300 of an office.

00:50:07.900 So if something is purely in the nature of trying to get reelected, that's deemed to be

00:50:15.180 private because it's not part of the duties of the presidency, but it would be the same

00:50:19.340 for anyone who was seeking office, whether that person was an incumbent or not.

00:50:24.680 And then there are other things that are clearly, um, presidential.

00:50:29.220 So just to, to give some solid examples that came out of the, uh, argument, uh, Trump's lawyer

00:50:36.540 conceded that if Trump made a private scheme with private lawyers to get slates of electors,

00:50:47.860 um, designated for him and to supply documents to, uh, the Congress suggesting that they were

00:50:56.500 the authentic, uh, actual, uh, actual slate of electors designated by a state that would

00:51:02.680 be private conduct.

00:51:03.780 Because it's, it's, it's, it's purely office seeking and he carried it out only with private

00:51:10.320 lawyers.

00:51:11.060 On the other hand, there's an allegation in the indictment that Trump tried to use the

00:51:16.780 justice department.

00:51:17.940 to signal to states that there were serious concerns about fraud and considered both removing

00:51:25.760 the attorney general when he got pushback and considered sending a letter that they never

00:51:32.120 sent from the justice department to the state of Georgia to tell them that, uh, they needed

00:51:36.780 to, um, do more scrutiny over what happened in the popular election.

00:51:42.300 Trump argues very strongly, and I think the court will probably go along with this, that

00:51:46.700 that is the president's control over the justice department is, is purely a presidential act

00:51:54.340 that should have no part in a criminal prosecution.

00:51:57.500 So those are the kinds of things that the court is talking about sorting out.

00:52:01.160 But Andy didn't, when Trump sat another group of electors or tried to, that's what, that's

00:52:11.360 what, um, the, uh, friends of Dershowitz did.

00:52:15.380 I don't remember all of the attorneys in the 2000 election.

00:52:19.240 That's what they were recommending to be done.

00:52:22.240 You have to do that or you have no case.

00:52:26.060 Yeah.

00:52:26.700 Well, let me just be clear, Glenn.

00:52:28.840 They're not saying that Trump wouldn't have a defense at trial.

00:52:34.100 What we're talking about now is purely immunity.

00:52:38.300 That is, could he prevent the trial from happening in the first place?

00:52:42.060 If I think that there's significant defenses to the fraudulent electors claim, beginning

00:52:48.960 with the fact that the electors themselves didn't think they were fraudulent.

00:52:52.720 They thought they were contingent.

00:52:54.280 They thought that basically they were sitting in as the slate of electors in the event that

00:53:00.560 Trump prevailed either in the state courts or with the state legislature to throw out the

00:53:04.880 popular election.

00:53:06.280 Then that would activate, but they weren't trying to fool anyone into, into saying that

00:53:10.800 they were the actual electors that had been certified by the states.

00:53:15.060 Can he get a fair trial on that?

00:53:17.100 If, if indeed he has to go to court?

00:53:20.620 Well, I think it's, it's tough for him to get a fair trial in Washington.

00:53:24.720 Why isn't, why can't someone make the case here?

00:53:29.300 Why can't his people make the case that you can't get a fair trial with the jury pool in

00:53:34.940 New York or in Washington, D.C.?

00:53:36.720 I think Trump's problem is he's too famous in some ways.

00:53:43.320 I mean, the problem is that unlike almost any other defendant, he goes into, you know,

00:53:48.820 one of the things that they can always say about him is he's the most famous guy in the

00:53:53.460 world.

00:53:53.800 And no matter where you had the case, you would have the same, uh, pre-trial publicity problems.

00:54:00.260 And they kind of reject out of hand the thought that because a jurisdiction votes substantially

00:54:07.100 against Trump as a political matter, that that means they can't be fair to him, uh, as a legal

00:54:12.580 matter.

00:54:12.940 Uh, you know, you can, you can debate that all you want about whether that's a sensible

00:54:18.800 distinction to draw or not, but it, but it is the distinction the courts draw.

00:54:23.420 Okay.

00:54:23.920 So what do you think is coming down the pike on this?

00:54:28.360 I based on the, go ahead.

00:54:31.740 Yeah.

00:54:31.960 I, I think that they will send the case back to judge Chuck and, uh, with instructions to

00:54:38.140 go through the indictment and figure out what's a, um, what's a public act and what's

00:54:42.920 a private act.

00:54:44.480 If Smith wants to fight on that, um, then he's never going to get the trial prior to

00:54:50.340 election day, which of course is his big aim because this would still be a live immunity

00:54:56.980 claim.

00:54:57.540 And immunity is one of the few things that you can actually appeal pre-trial.

00:55:01.900 So I don't see how he would get to trial, but I do think Smith, if he wants to, and

00:55:06.620 if it's that important to him to get to trial, uh, quickly, uh, he could say, you know what,

00:55:12.360 I'm going to dispense with all of the acts that you say are immune, immunized official

00:55:18.260 presidential acts.

00:55:19.220 And we'll just go on the trial, go to trial on the private stuff.

00:55:23.260 Um, it would be a weaker case for him, but it wouldn't be an unwinnable case.

00:55:28.160 Hmm.

00:55:28.360 And what is the punishment?

00:55:31.280 Well, that's a, that's an interesting question because that may depend on another Supreme Court

00:55:36.280 case, this term, the one that they argued a week before on the obstruction statute.

00:55:41.880 That's key to Trump's case.

00:55:44.920 Uh, that obstruction statute has a 20 year penalty.

00:55:48.560 Uh, and it's the two main counts in the indictment against Trump.

00:55:52.400 The other two counts only have, I think, five year penalties.

00:55:55.500 So if the Supreme Court says that it rejects the way the justice department has been using

00:56:01.680 the obstruction statute, which it might, um, then that would require probably a big overhaul

00:56:07.540 of Smith's case because those, those charges are very important to him.

00:56:12.340 But if the court upholds that statute, which it also might, uh, then you're looking at a

00:56:18.020 potential of, you know, 40 years imprisonment.

00:56:21.120 Now he won't get 40 years, but statutorily there would be availability of 40 years.

00:56:25.500 50 years imprisonment on those charges.

00:56:28.000 And I think 10 on the other two, the other two are fraud on the United States and the

00:56:32.740 civil rights charge.

00:56:34.680 Uh, so he'd be looking at, you know, statutorily 50 years imprisonment, which would, which would

00:56:39.620 indicate under the sentencing guidelines that he would get, I would think, you know, four

00:56:45.560 or five, six years of a sentence that he gets convicted on those charges.

00:56:50.300 It's unbelievable.

00:56:51.800 You know, last week, the, uh, Biden administration was making the case.

00:56:56.320 Well, Donald Trump's the only one that's ever broken the law.

00:56:58.740 That's why we've never had this before. 1.00

00:57:00.160 That's such crap. 0.99

00:57:01.140 And we all know it. 1.00

00:57:02.400 Um, why haven't we had this problem before?

00:57:07.100 I think a lot of the criminal, the potentially prosecutable criminal conduct has come up, um,

00:57:17.600 late in presidential terms.

00:57:19.320 Like for example, with Clinton, the pardon scandal happened as he was going out the door.

00:57:24.880 And I was in the justice department at the time.

00:57:27.180 There was a, you know, there was over a year of pretty intense debate within the justice

00:57:31.460 department about whether he ought to be charged with bribery or not in connection with those

00:57:36.440 pardons.

00:57:37.240 But I think there's a, there's always been, maybe this has changed now, but there's always

00:57:42.620 been a current of like when a new administration comes in, particularly if it's a new administration

00:57:47.860 of a different party, they don't want to revisit what happened with the last guy.

00:57:53.300 They want to just go ahead on their own stuff.

00:57:56.560 You know, this old idea of, uh, you know, we're looking forward, we're not looking back.

00:58:00.300 And I think that that certainly had a lot to do with why the Bush justice department didn't

00:58:05.140 prosecute Clinton.

00:58:06.820 Um, and I think with Obama, there was a lot of rhetoric during the 2008 campaign about

00:58:13.300 war crimes against Bush and all that stuff.

00:58:15.780 But when they got into power, they not only weren't interested in prosecuting anyone on

00:58:21.300 war crimes.

00:58:21.780 I mean, they reopened the CIA investigation, but then they closed it, but they actually ended

00:58:27.600 up adopting a lot of Bush Cheney counterterrorism.

00:58:31.280 So, you know, I, I think there's a lot of, uh, rhetorical campaign stuff about how, you

00:58:38.220 know, lock her up and we're going to put these guys in jail. 1.00

00:58:41.140 Um, but that it doesn't come to pass.

00:58:43.060 I actually think Trump is serious about it this time because he sees what they've done

00:58:46.820 to him.

00:58:47.520 And that's why I thought it was amusing in the Supreme court argument for the, the government

00:58:52.740 lawyers to get up and say, you know, you don't have to worry about this.

00:58:55.780 This is just sui generis with Trump.

00:58:57.800 It'll never happen again.

00:58:59.260 And in the meantime, Trump is ahead in the polls and he's running as the retribution

00:59:03.300 candidate.

00:59:03.980 He's promising if he gets in, he's going to do this, right?

00:59:07.600 So it's a, it's an amazing time to be alive, right?

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01:00:34.240 Welcome back to, uh, Andy McCarthy.

01:00:37.420 Um, Andy, tell me about how Alvin Bragg's doing so far.

01:00:42.600 Um, it's a terrible case.

01:00:46.800 Um, I think, uh, I wrote a column about this today called, uh, how judge Merchant is, uh,

01:00:54.220 orchestrating Trump's conviction.

01:00:56.440 And I was reminded of, uh, you know, the fact that Trump, when he was, uh, a young guy learned

01:01:03.940 a lot about litigation from Roy Cohn.

01:01:06.520 And, you know, what Cohn used to say, his first principle of a hardball litigation was

01:01:12.440 don't tell me what the law is.

01:01:13.700 Tell me who the judge is.

01:01:15.060 And I think Trump knows that, uh, he knows it very well.

01:01:19.200 And I'm, as I'm closely watching the rulings that are being made and the arguments that

01:01:26.020 the judge is allowing to be made, it's clear that he has allowed Bragg, just, just so people

01:01:32.640 understand, Glenn, this case is indicted as a falsification of business records that occurred

01:01:40.400 in the months of February through December of 2017.

01:01:45.100 Those are the only charges in the indictment.

01:01:48.360 The case is being presented to the jury as a conspiracy from 2015 through 2017 to steal the

01:01:57.240 2016 election by violations of federal campaign finance law, which Alvin Bragg, as a state

01:02:04.980 prosecutor, has no authority to enforce.

01:02:08.060 And that's the way the case has been framed by, uh, the prosecutor based on orders from

01:02:14.300 the judge.

01:02:14.780 Uh, and that is the way that they are proceeding and judge, judge, uh, March on is allowing the

01:02:24.360 state to prove that, uh, Michael Cohen pled guilty to two campaign finance offenses and

01:02:34.940 that David Pecker, the, uh, AMI guy who, you know, ran the national inquirer that they had

01:02:41.520 a non-prosecution agreement from the justice department and then paid a fine of $180,000

01:02:46.820 to the federal election commission for, uh, violating federal election law.

01:02:53.020 Now those, it's a black letter principle of law that one person, let's say person a, his

01:03:03.300 guilty plea is not admissible evidence against person B, even if a says that a and B acted

01:03:10.260 together, it's absolutely improper for these, um, for this evidence of what Michael Cohen

01:03:18.420 and David Pecker were thinking about the, uh, federal election laws, uh, the fact that

01:03:24.280 they made deals with the government, but none of that stuff should come in.

01:03:29.820 The judge is letting it in and he's not letting Trump explain to the jury that he, Trump was

01:03:36.580 not charged by the justice department or the FEC because, and the reason is obvious, they

01:03:41.600 didn't think that these were actually, um, uh, expenditures that were, uh, cognizable under

01:03:47.980 the, under the federal law.

01:03:49.860 Uh, and he's also not letting Trump call an expert witness to explain campaign law to the

01:03:56.080 jury.

01:03:56.380 So what the jury's going to hear about campaign law is going to come from Michael Cohen and

01:04:00.640 David Pecker.

01:04:01.960 So it's, it's a, it's a farce.

01:04:04.460 How is this a fair trial?

01:04:06.940 If you can't call people and you can't let the, the, uh, jury know truly the other side

01:04:15.680 of it.

01:04:16.620 Yeah.

01:04:17.340 It's a look, it's even more fundamentally unfair than that, because in the United States

01:04:24.240 under the fifth amendment to the constitution, you are entitled.

01:04:29.000 If you're going to be charged with a felony, it's got to be on the basis of an indictment

01:04:34.220 returned by a grand jury that, that explicitly says what the charge is.

01:04:39.440 The indictment in this case talks about, you know, false bookkeeping in 2017.

01:04:44.440 The case that's being presented to the jury is a conspiracy to violate the federal election

01:04:49.860 laws.

01:04:51.040 Um, it's, it's mind boggling that it's being permitted.

01:04:55.860 Wow.

01:04:56.340 Uh, Andy, thank you so much.

01:04:58.600 I appreciate it.

01:04:59.480 This would definitely lose in, uh, a higher court.

01:05:03.320 Don't you think?

01:05:04.480 I do, but I think it'll be cold comfort.

01:05:06.680 I mean, Harvey Weinstein's conviction just got reversed last week.

01:05:09.960 I think that's three years.

01:05:11.580 Yeah.

01:05:12.520 All right.

01:05:13.160 Uh, Andy, thank you so much.

01:05:14.720 God bless.

01:05:15.220 Thanks, man.

01:05:15.640 Andy McCarthy.

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01:07:32.040 Uh, I, I am so excited for this program.

01:07:34.420 This is something that I have been, uh, dreaming about for many years, uh, going back to when

01:07:40.680 we first started looking at the great reset and Davos and all of the things that the world

01:07:45.600 economic forum had been up to.

01:07:46.740 One of the things that we learned about was something called the young global leaders

01:07:51.060 program.

01:07:51.660 This is a, a program that the world economic forum has had in place for three decades, where

01:07:57.020 they've created a pipeline of young leaders to go into the public policy field, into journalism,

01:08:03.780 into business, all embedded with the Davos ideology.

01:08:08.280 Uh, so these are the cream of the crop people in, in business government, et cetera, all over

01:08:13.900 the world, Justin Trudeau, Emmanuel Macron, the president of France, people in the Biden

01:08:18.800 administration, cabinet level people have all gone through this program.

01:08:22.480 And we don't have anything like this on the right.

01:08:25.420 We don't have any of the good guys doing something like this.

01:08:28.340 And so, um, I came up with this idea and pitched it to mercury one to create a program

01:08:33.660 that we're calling the freedom rising fellowship program, where we're going to train the best

01:08:39.300 and brightest young people age 21 to 35 to, uh, create this pipeline into journalism, into

01:08:47.500 business, into public policy, especially in think tanks and government so that people

01:08:53.620 are embedded with the values of the constitution and the declaration of independence, and that

01:08:58.200 those people are going to be the next generation of American leaders that are going to fight

01:09:02.520 back against the Davos agenda.

01:09:04.060 Uh, and so that's the program that we're launching with mercury one, our very first session is

01:09:09.660 starting in June.

01:09:10.660 We're in the recruiting process right now.

01:09:12.920 This is the first time we're speaking about this publicly.

01:09:16.100 Uh, it's going to be for a four month period.

01:09:18.940 You're going to have to work your butt off.

01:09:21.180 Okay. 0.98

01:09:21.620 Cause I'm, I'm going to, I'm going to work you like crazy. 0.99

01:09:24.220 If you want to be in this program, you're going to be working closely with me and my team.

01:09:28.620 Uh, and, um, we're going to teach you how to do everything from speak on radio and television

01:09:35.420 to writing op-eds for major print publications to informing lawmakers about new legislation.

01:09:41.940 And most importantly, to discover the, the, the new issues, the emerging issues that no

01:09:47.840 one has ever heard of, like the great reset and ESG and things like that, uh, so that you

01:09:53.680 can have a real impact on society.

01:09:55.440 So if you want to save the country, this is an opportunity to do that.

01:09:59.900 Um, if you're interested, you can go to justinhaskins.com, uh, later in the week, you'll be able to go

01:10:04.700 to mercury one.org and find more information about that.

01:10:08.520 And, uh, if you go to justinhaskins.com right now, you can see all the information about the

01:10:12.780 program and how to apply.

01:10:15.180 So Justin, um, I know you're going to be teaching, you know, how to speak on the radio and, uh,

01:10:20.640 and you're going to have journalism, uh, you know, experts there to teach journalism.

01:10:25.440 And I've, I've noticed that I'm just looking down on my calendar.

01:10:29.060 There's not a single thing on my calendar, uh, all summer long.

01:10:32.820 Oh, this is really, really awkward.

01:10:37.160 It's very awkward.

01:10:38.140 Yeah.

01:10:38.360 It's very awkward.

01:10:41.000 Um, are you, you know what, glad you, you're always invited.

01:10:43.900 It's a space for you.

01:10:45.960 In my own building.

01:10:46.960 That's good.

01:10:47.640 Thank you.

01:10:48.160 Uh, let me ask you this, Justin, um, are we, uh, these, these new fellows, are they

01:10:54.220 going to have access to the entire library of mercury one and wall builders?

01:11:00.740 Yeah, absolutely.

01:11:02.220 And not, not only are they going to have access to it, they're going to be working.

01:11:05.560 They're essentially going to be part of my team.

01:11:08.180 They're going to be working on a day to day basis on new and emerging issues on doing research,

01:11:14.820 on getting, uh, that research to public policymakers, on getting that information to the public.

01:11:20.320 So this isn't just a training program.

01:11:22.260 This is, this is like a job almost.

01:11:25.000 I mean, that, and that's, that's, it's a huge commitment to take on, but if you're willing

01:11:29.300 to do it, uh, you're going to be part of something really special.

01:11:32.580 And then after the program is over, we're going to create this for this one four month

01:11:37.080 session.

01:11:37.360 We're going to do many of these going forward.

01:11:39.860 Uh, you're going to become part of a network of young people, just like the WEF.

01:11:44.680 Young Global Leaders program so that you can help each other going forward for the rest

01:11:49.780 of your career.

01:11:50.700 So that's, that's really the vision that I have for building this out over the long run.

01:11:54.200 So it's like, uh, Yale skull and bones without the evil.

01:11:58.760 Absolutely.

01:11:59.520 Yeah.

01:12:00.020 Good.

01:12:00.340 All right.

01:12:00.700 Good.

01:12:01.120 Yeah.

01:12:01.260 You get it.

01:12:02.260 So, uh, so, um, what are you looking for in people 21 to 34 years old or 35 years old?

01:12:11.800 What, what are you looking for?

01:12:13.120 Uh, so the biggest thing is if you have a passion for public policy, uh, uh, you need

01:12:21.060 to be able to communicate, especially write and do research.

01:12:25.760 Um, but the, but the biggest thing is that passion for public policy.

01:12:30.140 You need to be interested in doing detailed investigation, uh, in pouring through boring

01:12:37.860 old documents to find something that's really important, uh, pouring through videos, video

01:12:43.580 footage and podcasts and, and all of that stuff, all the things that you and I and our research

01:12:48.600 team have been doing for years and years and years.

01:12:50.540 Um, it takes a lot of hard work.

01:12:53.040 It isn't easy.

01:12:54.300 These, these things, uh, but if you have that passion for it, that's going to be the most

01:12:58.640 important thing.

01:12:59.360 We can teach you a lot of the other skills, but we can't teach the passion.

01:13:03.420 So you got to want to be willing to devote yourself to this, uh, for the rest of your

01:13:08.440 career.

01:13:08.820 So if, if this isn't something that you're interested in going into for your whole career and you

01:13:12.940 just think this might be an interesting thing to do for a summer or, you know, whatever,

01:13:16.360 uh, this is not going to be the program for you.

01:13:20.080 And we do have programs for, um, people like that, that just, they want to know the truth

01:13:25.580 about America or her history, but don't necessarily, you know, are not necessarily looking to make

01:13:32.040 their whole life about, um, you know, Washington or policies or something like that.

01:13:37.920 And we have a program that is separate at Mercury one from this, this is for a fellowship.

01:13:43.620 And I, can I tell you, I, I have, um, I have people in Washington all the time that ask for

01:13:51.860 briefings on the things that we do know here, um, at the show, and, uh, you will have access

01:13:59.720 to some very high, uh, ranking people.

01:14:02.780 You know, if you're the, if you are the hard workers, you're the ones that are, uh, discovering

01:14:08.220 and, and putting it all together and, and briefing, not only people like me, uh, but also people,

01:14:14.600 uh, in, in Washington, it's a great start.

01:14:20.000 Yeah, that's, that's exactly right.

01:14:22.240 Uh, we're going to ask that people sign a confidentiality agreement with the Wednesday,

01:14:27.320 when they join the program, because you're going to see a lot of really important information.

01:14:32.140 You're going to see things that lawmakers are saying, you're going to have access to research

01:14:36.320 that nobody has access to.

01:14:38.340 Uh, and so we're really inviting you in to the club.

01:14:42.140 How are you, how are you going to make sure?

01:14:44.420 I mean, I know we do vetting for our summer, uh, uh, program for college students.

01:14:49.900 And, and so far, I think we've only had one person that we were like, okay, you need to

01:14:54.980 go.

01:14:55.140 Um, but how, how are you, what, like, what questions are you asking?

01:15:00.320 Uh, what should people expect?

01:15:03.240 Yeah, I mean, there's going to be the, so the application itself is pretty simple and

01:15:08.140 straightforward, but after we've identified sort of the most promising candidates, we're

01:15:12.940 going to have long detailed conversations with you.

01:15:16.960 And I assure you, we will know for sure.

01:15:19.920 Uh, if, if you are, uh, if you share our values or if you don't share our values, um,

01:15:26.020 I don't think that that's going to be too much of a problem because, because of how

01:15:30.100 detailed those conversations are going to be multiple stages of interviews and things

01:15:34.320 like that.

01:15:34.860 Uh, because we really do want the most dedicated, the best, the brightest, and the most, and the

01:15:40.420 people who share our ideological, uh, values.

01:15:44.620 It's fantastic.

01:15:45.540 Again, um, you'll, you can go later, uh, to mercury one.org.

01:15:51.540 Uh, they were a little busy with the, uh, tornadoes today, which by the way, um, we have, we have

01:15:58.360 a goal of raising $50,000 just for the tornadoes today.

01:16:01.680 If you, if you want to donate, please donate.

01:16:05.020 Uh, we've got people on the ground already, um, but we need some extra help because it's

01:16:10.380 three States.

01:16:11.560 Uh, so if you want to donate, go to mercury one.org and that's where you'll find the

01:16:15.520 information about this, uh, new fellowship, uh, for a new generation of leaders.

01:16:21.200 We want to, uh, really, um, up our game on this and be able to help train, um, the future

01:16:30.140 leaders of tomorrow.

01:16:31.120 And so, uh, Justin and mercury one have put together freedom, rising fellowship, the freedom

01:16:37.620 rising fellowship program, and you can get all the information at justinhaskins, uh, dot

01:16:44.140 com.

01:16:44.500 Is that right?

01:16:45.700 Yep.

01:16:46.180 Justinaskins.com.

01:16:47.300 And you can also email fellowship at mercury one.org right now.

01:16:51.240 You can email that, uh, if you're interested in applying and we'll make sure you have everything

01:16:54.740 that you need.

01:16:55.780 Right.

01:16:56.080 We'll need a, uh, a resume, um, two writing samples, brief statement, explaining why you're

01:17:02.480 interested in joining the program.

01:17:04.100 That'd be the first hurdle.

01:17:05.400 Uh, and just, uh, go to fellowship at mercury one.org, send us everything and, uh, we'll be

01:17:12.060 in touch, Justin, really excited about this.

01:17:15.020 We'll talk to you probably again, get some more detail later this week, if we can.

01:17:20.040 Yeah.

01:17:20.380 Sounds great.

01:17:21.080 How are you feeling about ESG and all of the things that we've been working on?

01:17:25.840 Oh boy.

01:17:28.520 Uh, how much time do I have?

01:17:31.820 About two minutes.

01:17:33.620 Okay.

01:17:34.120 About two minutes.

01:17:35.060 Uh, so I have, I have a confession to make.

01:17:37.620 I, I, uh, a couple of months ago made the mistake of sending you an email telling you

01:17:43.220 how excited I was about some things that were happening in Europe and you went on the air

01:17:48.820 and, you know, you bashed me and you said, well, you know, he's young, he's young.

01:17:55.460 I, I, I remember when I was young and naive.

01:17:59.280 Yes.

01:17:59.900 Yes.

01:18:00.560 And so it turns out that European ESG gigantic government run scheme that we've been talking

01:18:07.420 about for years that I thought was dead has come back from the dead.

01:18:11.080 And now apparently it is on the fast track to being passed.

01:18:14.480 It's already been passed by parliament now.

01:18:16.660 Uh, and so it's got like one more tiny little hurdle to clear.

01:18:20.160 And that's going to be truly one of the, the biggest fights that we have going forward

01:18:25.420 on the ESG bout.

01:18:26.140 So I really thought we were, the tide had turned in our favor and now I'm feeling a

01:18:30.280 little less optimistic.

01:18:31.980 Um, with that said in America, some really good things have happened over the past couple

01:18:36.260 of years.

01:18:36.680 This year, we got a bill passed in Tennessee.

01:18:39.200 You would talk to the lawmaker there, Rep.

01:18:41.000 Jason Zachary.

01:18:41.840 That's now been signed into law by the governor there.

01:18:44.780 So, uh, that's the second toughest anti ESG law that we have in America, the toughest being

01:18:50.360 in Florida.

01:18:51.180 Uh, so that's a really positive development.

01:18:52.940 But this European ESG mandatory system is going to bring in all of these companies in

01:18:59.640 the United States.

01:19:00.340 It's going to catch up a bunch of businesses, even that don't do business in Europe, but

01:19:04.520 do business with someone that does business in Europe, supply chain law.

01:19:08.320 And it is probably the most dangerous ESG social credit scoring system thing that we've

01:19:14.120 had to face yet.

01:19:14.920 All right.

01:19:15.580 Can you, can you hold on?

01:19:16.660 Do you have time to hold on?

01:19:17.720 Cause I want you to explain that.

01:19:19.260 And if, if you don't have time, I can explain it, but I do.

01:19:21.880 Okay, good.

01:19:22.320 Hang on just a second, because what happens in Europe on this is critical.

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01:21:16.720 The Glenn Beck program will be right back.

01:21:27.500 So as Justin was saying, Justin Haskins from the Heartland Foundation is with us announcing

01:21:42.560 a new fellowship at mercuryone.org.

01:21:45.100 More details on that.

01:21:46.720 But we were talking about ESG, and ESG has been rumored to be going away over in Europe,

01:21:57.520 but it is just a game.

01:21:59.780 Their elections are coming through in, I think, June and July.

01:22:04.400 And those are major elections, and I think you're going to start seeing it rear its ugly head

01:22:09.680 again.

01:22:10.120 But Justin just said that in Europe, they are passing, and these are draconian, this is ESG

01:22:16.880 on steroids.

01:22:17.780 This is the real deal.

01:22:20.160 And it has all kinds of ramifications for America and American workers.

01:22:26.780 Can you explain that, Justin?

01:22:29.120 Yeah.

01:22:29.820 So in Europe, they don't call it ESG.

01:22:32.180 They call it due diligence.

01:22:33.920 So if you want to look this up, look for due diligence European Union.

01:22:37.540 And what you're going to find is a supply chain law.

01:22:40.700 That's how they're selling this, a human rights supply chain law.

01:22:43.760 But essentially what it is, is it's a way for the European Union to create a government-mandated

01:22:49.860 social credit scoring system, ESG system, and then to impose it on most of the rest of the

01:22:56.220 world.

01:22:56.560 And the way they're going to do this is by creating these requirements that say, if you

01:23:01.300 want to do business in Europe, you have to adhere to our ESG system that we're going to

01:23:06.100 create, a government-created ESG system.

01:23:08.280 You have to adhere to it, full of all kinds of social justice provisions, climate change

01:23:12.740 alarmism, Paris Climate Agreement, all that stuff.

01:23:16.300 You have to adhere to it.

01:23:17.580 But not only do you have to adhere to it if you do business in Europe, so an American company

01:23:22.140 doing business in Europe would have to adhere to it.

01:23:24.000 But also, you have to make sure that many of the businesses in your supply chain, regardless

01:23:30.520 of where they're located, also have to adhere to it.

01:23:34.620 So Ford, for example, Ford does a lot of business in Europe.

01:23:38.640 They will have to adhere to the EU's ESG system.

01:23:42.220 But they'll also have to make sure that all the companies they do business with in America,

01:23:46.840 or the vast majority of them, also adhere to various parts of this ESG system.

01:23:52.240 So you could be some rubber plant in Youngstown, Ohio, and you're going to get caught up in

01:23:57.300 this, even if you don't do business in Europe.

01:23:58.960 Jason, Justin, thank you so much.

01:24:02.420 Justin Haskins, he is the co-author of my book, Dark Future and The Great Reset, and

01:24:09.300 is working closely now with us on a new fellowship.

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01:26:29.400 A little bit about politics here.

01:26:30.820 Joe Biden is fading fast on so many levels, but in the polls, he is just getting hammered.

01:26:37.640 He has the worst polls of any president since we've been taking polls in the last 70 years.

01:26:44.120 The worst.

01:26:45.540 Now, the New York Times said, people are just becoming nostalgic.

01:26:49.080 They just kind of, you know, I like those good old J's when we had Donald Trump in and he stood for something.

01:26:56.400 Yeah.

01:26:56.680 Is it nostalgia or is it just that what he did worked?

01:26:59.920 And what Joe Biden did is not working in any way, shape or form.

01:27:05.080 We'll talk about that and talk with Selena Zito, who is a reporter who was really the one who captured the 2016 Donald Trump win and really spoke to it again in 2020.

01:27:19.340 I am interested to see what she has to say.

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01:27:28.660 And so she is in the rural communities and gets a real sense of what's happening in those communities.

01:27:37.240 We're going to talk to Selena about the election here and Donald Trump and especially what Joe Biden did by suing a hometown favorite gas station.

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01:29:22.860 Selina Zito, welcome to the program. How are you?

01:29:25.520 Hi. Good morning, sunshine. How are you?

01:29:28.260 I'm good.

01:29:28.820 Good. So you were out on the road with Joe Biden and Donald Trump, and things couldn't be more different for the two.

01:29:38.020 But you were in Pennsylvania.

01:29:40.120 And the week that Donald Trump came in to, I think it was Chick-fil-A, he just said, Chick-fil-A on me for everybody.

01:29:49.900 And it was a really cool gesture.

01:29:52.380 Then a few days later, Joe Biden did something.

01:29:55.260 And take us through what he did, not only there at the restaurant, but the next day.

01:30:00.000 So Trump was actually in Atlanta when he went to Chick-fil-A.

01:30:05.800 However, the next day, he was in Pennsylvania in the Lehigh Valley.

01:30:11.180 Now, I just want to explain why Lehigh Valley is important.

01:30:14.400 It is a working class area.

01:30:16.000 It's a swing district.

01:30:17.220 It's also a heavily Hispanic district.

01:30:19.880 And we've noticed how Hispanics have moved to become more conservative.

01:30:24.840 Anyways, to the point, there were 42,000 people there.

01:30:27.580 42,000, that's a lot of people in the Lehigh Valley for a Republican.

01:30:32.560 I think that's important to note.

01:30:34.400 And it's in the middle of what I call the middle of somewhere, but where most people call the middle of nowhere.

01:30:40.960 And that is also important because there is an intuition, whether you like Trump or not,

01:30:46.320 there's been a very good intuition is to show up in places that people don't expect you to.

01:30:52.420 And earning votes.

01:30:54.800 Now, let's contrast that to what Biden did.

01:30:57.580 He went to very free, very specific, safe areas where he knows he's going to win the vote.

01:31:05.340 There is not going to be a rally.

01:31:07.040 These are elected people and sort of party people that come to all of these events.

01:31:15.140 In Scranton, in Philadelphia, in Pittsburgh, it was union leaders.

01:31:20.100 Now, remember, that's very different than rank and file.

01:31:22.660 And so these events were very orchestrated, very minimally attended.

01:31:30.200 And what was really fascinating to me was that he had a message about something and Wall Street people.

01:31:39.200 I don't know.

01:31:40.300 I mean, that's not what people.

01:31:41.900 I don't even know.

01:31:43.180 Like, I looked at I watched his message.

01:31:45.240 I'm like, I don't I don't know why.

01:31:47.860 Did nobody tell you that people are not upset about Wall Street people, but they really, really upset about inflation?

01:31:54.140 And then he goes to Pittsburgh and I saw the most extraordinary thing.

01:32:01.080 There were two sets of protesters outside, a robust level of protesters.

01:32:06.880 On one side were like independent and Republican voters saying, hey, hey, ho, ho, Bidenomics has to go.

01:32:15.180 They were singing at the same time with pro-Hamas people, not together, but they were using the chant at the same time, who were saying, hey, hey, ho, ho, genocide, Joe has got to go.

01:32:28.260 My brain was scrambled by that.

01:32:32.160 And so but but but but Biden made the safe bet.

01:32:35.720 He went to the places where he thinks he he needs to bring his base back.

01:32:42.900 Trump went to places where he needs to earn new voters.

01:32:47.800 And that's the difference between the two of them in Pennsylvania.

01:32:52.900 And I think in a state that's registration, Democratic registration has dropped dramatically from 2020, where it was 600,000 advantage over Republicans, Democrats to now 389,000 Republicans, Democrats, Democrats still have the advantage.

01:33:12.900 But there was a whole heck of a lot of people.

01:33:17.220 Holy cow. 0.89

01:33:18.440 That's a lot of people to lose.

01:33:20.800 So go ahead.

01:33:23.320 Well, I think what's important, Glenn, to pay attention to people are looking for this big moment.

01:33:29.700 Right.

01:33:30.020 In particular, politicians and strategists is a big moment that's going to change everything, I believe, as the way that it is going.

01:33:39.560 It is tiny little cuts that are hurting.

01:33:43.480 It is the closing.

01:33:45.800 Oh, my God.

01:33:46.120 It's so heartbreaking watching that Weirton, West Virginia steel plant that has been around for 120 years.

01:33:52.320 It was closed down on Friday.

01:33:55.120 And you say, oh, West Virginia, who cares?

01:33:57.000 Well, guess what?

01:33:57.640 People from Ohio.

01:33:58.500 That's at the panhandle.

01:33:59.680 People from Ohio and Pennsylvania work there.

01:34:03.020 And it was closed down because of a tear, because the Biden administration refused.

01:34:10.320 I'm going to mix it.

01:34:11.220 I might mix this up with another tear problem.

01:34:13.700 But anyways, it didn't give American steel an even playing field.

01:34:20.080 So they had a close.

01:34:22.220 And so it's that kind of tiny little cut.

01:34:25.860 It is the pausing of the liquid natural gas, which doesn't just impact people in the industry or even people that are downstream of it, like barbershops and machine shops and hotels and so forth.

01:34:40.060 It also impacts farmers.

01:34:42.400 Why?

01:34:42.780 People don't think about this.

01:34:44.740 But farmers are profoundly impacted by the liquid natural gas being paused because they have leases on their land, oftentimes with natural gas facilities on their extractions, on their land.

01:35:05.140 Oftentimes, these leases are what keep these farms going.

01:35:10.000 So I think it's really important.

01:35:11.880 And then there's 45B.

01:35:13.660 It is the IRS tax code only implemented in Pennsylvania or impacting Pennsylvania that is going to keep us from getting that big hydrogen plant that he came to the state, that Biden came to the state to brag about, losing billions of dollars and thousands of jobs.

01:35:36.300 So these are the time.

01:35:37.720 And then Sheetz.

01:35:38.780 I mean, why do you go after Sheetz?

01:35:40.900 People don't know what Sheetz is.

01:35:43.520 That is a belt of gas stations, kind of like Buc-ee's is in the South. 0.98

01:35:49.660 It's beloved.

01:35:51.140 It's just good service, et cetera, et cetera.

01:35:54.580 And this is where he bought the sandwiches for the workers.

01:35:58.120 On a Friday, he goes on a Thursday, he goes in and buys a bunch of sandwiches.

01:36:03.320 It's clear he's never been in a Sheetz or a gas station.

01:36:07.300 And he, the next day, the administration, shoes, sheets, forget this, enforcing criminal background checks on all of their employees.

01:36:19.920 Why? Because they said it's racist, which, by the way, I think if I were a minority, I'd be highly insulted that you think, you know, no minority can pass a criminal background check.

01:36:32.940 It's just insulting.

01:36:33.740 Not only did he pull that out as a race card, he has now retracted his war on menthol cigarettes because he is afraid that's going to hurt his black base because I guess all black people smoke are menthol cigarettes. 1.00

01:36:54.260 And so, you know, I'll kill you, you know, over time. 0.99

01:36:57.740 But I just need your vote this time around. 0.99

01:37:01.240 It's it's just it's just astounding.

01:37:05.060 So what is your gut tell you?

01:37:07.220 And I know we're a long way away, but they seem so confident, so confident.

01:37:12.600 What is your gut tell you that is coming?

01:37:15.620 Because I cannot believe that still there's 42, you know, 42 percent of the country that says, yeah, I'm I'm for Joe Biden.

01:37:24.940 Well, you know, there are people that will always be Democrat.

01:37:28.120 They just will.

01:37:28.760 I think they were called yellow dog Democrats in the South or blue dogs.

01:37:32.540 No, yellow dog Democrats in the South. 0.63

01:37:35.720 And and and and that's the preference.

01:37:37.720 It always will be.

01:37:39.520 And then there are others who just cannot abide Trump's comportment.

01:37:45.220 However, you are seeing people that are that that have left him in 2020 and post 2021 that are coming back because they they people decide on their lives and their livelihoods and their communities.

01:38:01.740 Those are the things that impact them.

01:38:03.620 They look at the pocketbook.

01:38:04.860 They look around in their lives.

01:38:06.180 And and I feel as though I am reliving 2016 all over again.

01:38:12.240 2020 did not feel this way.

01:38:14.260 I don't know if you remember having me on.

01:38:16.300 I was hesitant.

01:38:16.880 I do.

01:38:17.220 Trump Trump would win.

01:38:19.380 And much of that had to do with covid and and and how and all the things that surrounded covid.

01:38:28.320 There were millions of things that impacted it.

01:38:31.200 And and also that that September 29th debate wasn't his best moment.

01:38:37.680 And a lot of people had voted right after that early voting.

01:38:41.860 So I think that this 2024 is much more similar to 20 2016.

01:38:50.060 It feels very much that is something that that is Trump's to lose.

01:38:55.400 What what remains to be his most important asset is his understanding that he needs to earn votes.

01:39:04.580 OK, do you remember years ago, Billy Joel had that song Allentown, right?

01:39:11.200 And everyone across the country sang the song with earnest and heart, not because they loved Allentown,

01:39:18.520 but because they saw their city in that song.

01:39:21.740 They saw themselves reflected that loss of community and jobs intuitively understand that while he is in Harlem campaigning or at a construction site campaigning,

01:39:36.680 he isn't just campaigning in those places.

01:39:40.460 He is campaigning with the backdrop of a reflection of what a thousand different cities look like across the country.

01:39:48.460 And he intuitively understands that.

01:39:51.740 And it's interesting to me that he makes those kind of choices and Biden makes the choices that he has that doesn't earn him new votes.

01:40:01.020 He is quite brilliant at sensing the pulse and and knowing it.

01:40:07.660 And I'm so glad because I really I think your opinion matters so much because you don't you're not hanging out with experts.

01:40:14.260 You're hanging out with people in the rural areas.

01:40:18.860 And so you just have a better sense.

01:40:21.200 And I'm so glad to hear that you say this is feeling more like 2016 than 2020.

01:40:26.240 If you can hang on just a second, I want to talk to you a little bit about Pennsylvania and what they've done to clean up the vote,

01:40:32.140 if anything, because that's that I think is the main concern of people.

01:40:37.000 Really, I think on both sides, we just we want a clean, fair election.

01:40:41.960 But there has been this this all of government decree that has gone out to bring in new voters.

01:40:52.620 We hear, you know, about, you know, illegals voting, et cetera, et cetera.

01:40:57.220 I want to hear about what you think in Pennsylvania, how well they have done, if anything, to clean up the vote this time around.

01:41:04.640 Back in 60 seconds.

01:41:06.440 First, let me tell you about the IFCJ.

01:41:09.540 That is the International Federation of Christians and Jews.

01:41:13.960 And there has never been a better time in the history of the state of Israel when they have needed our help more.

01:41:19.120 And you know what?

01:41:19.720 They don't want us fighting their war.

01:41:21.520 They're not asking for that.

01:41:22.660 They're really asking for can you just support us in what we do?

01:41:27.380 Can you just let us defend ourself, please?

01:41:32.120 Yes.

01:41:32.780 In fact, I'd like to go a step further.

01:41:34.920 The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews been helping out Israel for a long, long, long, long time.

01:41:40.960 But October 7th really changed everything.

01:41:43.620 And right now they're trying to build not fallout shelters, but bomb shelters at all of the bus stops.

01:41:51.980 Now, this is where people who are going to and from work and kids who are going to and fro school, this is where they stand.

01:42:02.280 Many of these kids are up north.

01:42:04.660 Many of these kids are standing there when a rocket goes off.

01:42:11.440 I've been in one of these shelters under rocket attack, and they're pretty incredible.

01:42:17.540 They're $15,000 each.

01:42:19.380 That's an awful lot of money.

01:42:20.740 But it's a way to show our support and way to actually help them in a way that's tangible.

01:42:26.240 If you could donate the full amount for one of these shelters, great.

01:42:29.260 They'll put your name on it and everything if that's what you would like.

01:42:31.480 But if you could just do one donation of $5 or $5 a month, it would certainly help.

01:42:40.680 SupportIFCJ.org.

01:42:41.760 That's the web address.

01:42:44.760 SupportIFCJ.org.

01:42:46.320 10-second station ID.

01:42:47.360 So, Selena, everybody is concerned about the theft of an election.

01:43:04.040 And the best thing we can do is shore that up.

01:43:07.200 So, whoever wins, we know we can trust the election.

01:43:12.220 How are you doing in Pennsylvania on this?

01:43:13.860 Pretty well.

01:43:16.200 Shapiro, Governor Josh Shapiro, Democrat, they've done a good job of clearing out the voter rolls, meaning the dead people. 0.78

01:43:26.740 And also, it's done on a county-by-county effort.

01:43:32.560 This is a general mix of Democrat county executives and Republicans or, like, a three-person commissioner.

01:43:42.480 And they've all done a fairly nonpartisan good job.

01:43:49.060 Republicans, by the way, this is really kind of funny.

01:43:52.640 So, in October, Governor Shapiro made it easier to change your voter registration or to register to vote by doing it when you get your new driver's license or, you know, you renew your driver's license.

01:44:06.780 And I thought it was pretty funny that some Republicans, like, flipped out and said, this is going to get more Democrats.

01:44:15.580 Well, there are 55,000 new Republicans within the first month of that law being enacted.

01:44:24.800 So, I think right now it is, while the Democrats still hold a majority in the state, Republicans have been doing a robust effort, not just on a grassroots level.

01:44:38.140 You see them everywhere.

01:44:39.480 But you also have seen that on their own, they're doing it on their own.

01:44:45.600 They go to change their driver's license picture and they're like, oh, I can change my voter registration or I can register to vote if they're a young person.

01:44:55.500 So, for one in a blue moon, the Republicans have actually done a good job of taking advantage of all the technology, but also the enthusiasm that is on their back.

01:45:08.340 If you had to, and I wouldn't hold you to this because it's so far away, but if it were being held today, how would it end?

01:45:18.400 In Pennsylvania, right now, I mean, it's super close.

01:45:22.700 It's going to be super close.

01:45:24.880 However, I would at this moment give the edge to Trump because of the small tax.

01:45:32.040 The tiny little cuts that I've been talking about, the LNG pause, the 45V, the closing of the steel mill, the sheets, these tiny little things.

01:45:46.960 And inflation, inflation is the biggest thing in this state.

01:45:51.380 Costs are soaring and they haven't stopped.

01:45:55.220 And they're insulted when everyone tells you the economy is fine.

01:45:58.860 Look, it's not 2008.

01:46:00.900 2008, the issue was jobs.

01:46:03.420 We have jobs.

01:46:04.860 It's not the job.

01:46:06.280 Some people are working a lot of jobs because they can't afford the basic cost.

01:46:13.020 Selina, thank you so much.

01:46:14.400 We'll talk again.

01:46:15.260 God bless.

01:46:16.480 Selina Zito, you can find her at selinazito.com.

01:46:20.480 Selinazito.com.

01:46:21.760 She is, I mean, she really has her finger on the pulse, especially in Pennsylvania, where she is from and spends a lot of her time.

01:46:29.300 But she's listening to people.

01:46:31.260 And that's the one thing that I feel like our government doesn't do anymore.

01:46:35.800 They don't listen to people.

01:46:37.700 You know, we used to say, I don't want a president that is, you know, going by the polls.

01:46:41.980 I don't know.

01:46:43.160 It would be nice once in a while if he would just open up the windows of the White House to hear the chants all around the White House and the protesters, you know, because they don't seem to be listening to us.

01:46:55.980 All right.

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01:48:26.780 America, I'd like to introduce you to somebody who I hope will be replacing Mitt Romney.

01:48:40.440 If not him, at least someone of his background and belief in the Constitution.

01:48:46.080 Trent Staggs is now the U.S. Senate candidate.

01:48:49.720 He is the mayor of Riverton, Utah.

01:48:54.380 Most people would go, I don't know.

01:48:57.880 Well, let's just say this.

01:48:59.840 It's one of the few cities in the country, if not the world, that would not enforce the lockdowns during COVID.

01:49:07.320 At the GOP convention, it is a crowded, crowded primary, but he is the two-term mayor, and 70% of the delegates supported him in the final round of voting yesterday.

01:49:25.780 We welcome him to the program, or Saturday.

01:49:28.440 How are you, sir?

01:49:30.700 Glenn, I'm fantastic.

01:49:32.060 It's great to be with you.

01:49:33.360 Thank you, Trent.

01:49:34.160 I just have a few questions, and they're kind of tough, but I don't want to waste anybody's time here.

01:49:43.460 Mitt Romney, if you're going against or for his seat, what are the things that really hacked you off on policies with Mitt Romney?

01:49:51.700 What do you disagree with him on?

01:49:55.000 Boy, I don't know how much time have we got here.

01:49:56.760 I announced, you know, I was the one that stood alone in this race.

01:50:04.300 I entered last May, and I had the stated goal of unseating Mitt Romney, to primary him.

01:50:09.440 Of course, he made the decision late September not to seek re-election, but, you know, I called out several things.

01:50:14.420 He made promises that he would balance the budget, that he would end illegal immigration, he claimed in his launch video five and a half years ago.

01:50:20.820 He said he would stop federal spending and overreach, and that he would confirm conservative justices to the court.

01:50:27.480 Well, we know that's not his record.

01:50:29.100 It's just been, shockingly, 180 degrees from that.

01:50:32.560 So I think with respect to all of the above, I mean, the budget, we're going to hold the line.

01:50:36.420 I made a contract with Utah that I am not going to vote for any omnibus spending bills.

01:50:42.400 I mean, we just, we don't have any time anymore.

01:50:44.500 We've got to get back to process, we've got to break what Senator Lee has entitled The Firm, where four individuals are back there behind closed doors and putting together 1,000-page-plus pages of legislation and budget and throwing it on the members' desks and saying, you've got 24 hours to pass this thing.

01:51:04.060 I mean, that has to stop.

01:51:05.940 I think it's unbecoming a self-governing nation to have four individuals do that and circumvent, you know, thereby all of our elected representatives.

01:51:14.940 Let's get back to process, get this budget under order, get back to pre-COVID spending levels, and let's close this border, and let's take a wrecking ball to the regulatory state.

01:51:24.440 With my business background and have experience with that, those things would really get us back on track and unleash this American economy.

01:51:34.120 So do you see yourself as a partner with Mike Lee?

01:51:39.040 Because that wasn't happening with Romney.

01:51:41.800 It wasn't.

01:51:43.180 No.

01:51:44.000 That was so unfortunate.

01:51:45.440 I mean, we saw him cancel with respect to many of the major votes cancel.

01:51:51.880 Our great senator here, Mike Lee, and that's what I indicated to folks from day one.

01:51:57.340 Hey, if you want another Mitt Romney, don't vote for me.

01:52:00.080 If you want another Mike Lee, I'm your guy.

01:52:01.780 I'm going to align myself rather consistently.

01:52:03.920 I've pledged to join the Freedom Caucus equivalent of the Senate.

01:52:08.100 They called the Executive Steering Committee, and Senator Tuberville, who came out recently and endorsed my campaign, he basically laid out, look, we've got only 18 of 49 Republican senators right now that even, you know, are part of this committee.

01:52:23.200 And we need to get to a majority within our own caucus.

01:52:26.820 We've got to have the majority there.

01:52:28.540 And that way we ensure we do not elect a Mitch McConnell 2.0 as Senate Majority Leader and we're able to advance, advance an America First agenda.

01:52:36.340 So what would you say to people that would say, yeah, I've heard this before.

01:52:40.900 Mitt Romney is an example.

01:52:41.920 I've heard this before.

01:52:42.900 And then you guys get there and you don't do it.

01:52:46.200 Why are you different?

01:52:47.480 Why should we believe you, Trent?

01:52:49.060 Well, I've I've had that question several times over the last 11 months on the campaign trail, and I've told folks, look, talk to any Riverton resident where I'm mayor.

01:53:01.280 You you outlined several things where I've stood up to the establishment within our own state during lockdowns, during COVID madness, where we said absolutely not.

01:53:10.000 We're going to protect people's constitutionality and their rights.

01:53:13.460 We said no to lockdowns, mandates of all kinds.

01:53:16.300 I've fought ESG in our community.

01:53:18.240 I've fought inappropriate materials in school and addressing school boards and and making change there.

01:53:24.300 So I stood up time and time again and not just in the way that I was the only one to challenge Mitt Romney and stand up to McConnell.

01:53:31.280 We called him out months ago.

01:53:33.140 And so I've got a consistent pattern of this.

01:53:35.280 It isn't something that's just new.

01:53:36.860 But at the same time, I have garnered some endorsements across the country from national conservative voices and great people in elected office.

01:53:46.560 And Donald Trump just endorsed you.

01:53:49.220 We've just got the endorsement of President Trump.

01:53:51.480 How phenomenal.

01:53:52.260 We get that Saturday morning right before the convention.

01:53:54.760 And so that, I hope, is also a sign of I'm you are going to keep me accountable here in Utah, delegates and citizens.

01:54:02.200 But I've got a group back there that's going to have my back.

01:54:05.120 And they pledged to that we're going to support one another.

01:54:08.140 And we're going to finally get this done.

01:54:10.580 What's your wife's name? 0.99

01:54:11.620 How long have you been married?

01:54:14.120 Alicia.

01:54:15.320 My wife, Alicia, and I have been married for 17 years now.

01:54:18.340 We've got two incredible children.

01:54:19.920 I've got a 14-year-old son, 11-year-old daughter.

01:54:22.500 And I'm telling you, that's the reason why we're running.

01:54:24.940 When I announced my candidacy, Glenn, we were $32 trillion in debt.

01:54:29.360 Now, not even a year later, $35 trillion.

01:54:32.480 And estimates are we're going to hit $50 trillion by 2030.

01:54:36.040 So within the term of the Senate seat now being decided.

01:54:38.700 Yeah, it's.

01:54:39.500 And once we do that, it's a nightmare.

01:54:41.820 Yeah, it's.

01:54:42.660 We're out of options, really.

01:54:44.380 We're almost out of options now.

01:54:45.780 So what are the top two things that you say, I will die on my sword for?

01:54:54.400 Well, my top two is the border and budget.

01:54:58.780 I mean, we've got to get this border in control.

01:55:01.160 It's amazing to me.

01:55:02.720 I met with ICE in Salt Lake City.

01:55:05.140 They've got over 150,000 active cases.

01:55:07.780 They're working here.

01:55:08.540 It's just so porous.

01:55:10.220 There are so many problems related to crime and just there.

01:55:14.500 It's unbelievable to me the amount of impact that's having, not just financially, but otherwise here.

01:55:20.120 There's just wreaking.

01:55:21.180 It's really wreaking havoc on this country.

01:55:22.940 We've got to get back to border wall, remain in Mexico, e-verify, cutting off benefits to illegal immigrants. 1.00

01:55:27.780 We've got to support what I believe will be President Trump's second term here in office.

01:55:33.280 Get back.

01:55:34.100 He has to get back into office.

01:55:35.600 And then the budget getting back to process.

01:55:38.640 I mean, since 1974, the Congressional Budget Act, we're supposed to have 12 appropriation subcommittees.

01:55:44.040 There's supposed to be ample opportunity for debate and amendment.

01:55:46.140 With a firm that hasn't happened, we haven't had a balanced budget since 2001.

01:55:49.760 It's insane.

01:55:50.760 Just by getting us back to that process, I believe that our budget in order will stop digging the hole.

01:55:58.820 We have to do that right away.

01:56:00.640 Where are we in the life cycle of the republic?

01:56:02.420 Oh, well, that's interesting you asked that question.

01:56:08.440 I mean, my big mailer that we put out to delegates said that, you know, great nations fall and had a picture of us and Rome, you know, side by side.

01:56:18.800 And it just said great nations fall when they inflate their money, forget their values, and lose control of their borders.

01:56:26.620 And that's where we are right now.

01:56:28.920 Now, we've got to get back.

01:56:32.440 I share your assessment that the runway is not very – we don't have a lot of time here left to course correct.

01:56:38.820 But we do.

01:56:39.920 We've got to jump in there.

01:56:40.820 We've got to elect people that are serious and are willing to, as you say, just die on the sword for this.

01:56:45.580 So your local paper in Salt Lake, the Tribune, did an article on Christian nationalism and said that members of the Latter-day Saint community are more likely to be Christian nationalists.

01:57:05.160 How would you define what Christian nationalism is that they're talking about?

01:57:09.840 I don't know.

01:57:12.340 I try not to read the Tribune, quite frankly, Glenn.

01:57:16.120 Okay.

01:57:16.640 Yeah, right.

01:57:17.980 It's likewise with that in the New York Times.

01:57:20.880 Yes.

01:57:22.480 Well, I think they may be referring to a belief in the Judeo-Christian values that founded this nation.

01:57:27.820 I believe it.

01:57:28.420 I believe that we were founded on biblical principles.

01:57:31.240 And, you know, we could spend a lot of time talking about that and reversion back to God.

01:57:35.840 And that's something we did here, even in my own city, we reinstituted an invocation at the outset of every city council meeting.

01:57:42.160 That was one of my first order of business as mayor, because we have got to get back to those founding principles and recognize the hand of providence here in the establishment of this nation.

01:57:55.940 And that we need his help in order to restore, you have a restoration of those founding principles in this nation.

01:58:03.800 So I'd like to sit with you on Christian nationalism at some point.

01:58:06.840 What you described was the founding of our country and the way it's supposed to run.

01:58:10.260 Christian nationalism is entirely different.

01:58:12.820 And the left is intentionally confusing people and asking people very, very vague questions like, are you a Christian nationalist?

01:58:19.220 And they answer it the way you do.

01:58:21.600 But that's not the intent.

01:58:23.580 This is a really dangerous thing, because they're going to sweep all Christians in to this at some point. 0.99

01:58:30.620 And there are those.

01:58:32.340 Christian nationalism is a belief that this is a system that is wholly inadequate for a non-religious and non-moral people, as the founder said.

01:58:44.720 Thus, we have to have a new system, and it needs to be based solely on Christianity, and it needs to be run church and state combined until we can gather enough steam to be able to be responsible again. 0.82

01:59:01.340 I think it's an incredibly dangerous thing.

01:59:04.820 The only thing that—I am a Christian, and I believe in our founding documents, and I want to return to our founding documents.

01:59:12.940 One last question.

01:59:15.940 Your competitor, John Curtis, has for an eight-week primary sprint, he has about $7 million.

01:59:25.660 Do you have the money and the staying power to beat that?

01:59:30.020 Because we want a conservative in.

01:59:34.080 We don't want another Mitt Romney.

01:59:37.880 Well, absolutely, yes.

01:59:39.400 I mean, we will, to date, you know, the last FEC report showed, Curtis with about $1.3 million cash on hand.

01:59:47.640 We're trailing that at a half a million or so.

01:59:50.620 We, you know, getting an endorsement from President Trump just a couple of days ago.

01:59:56.400 As, you know, we've already seen an incredible amount of people go to TrentStaggs.com, you know, either donate or open up to volunteer.

02:00:04.900 We've got thousands and thousands of donors and volunteers across the state, you know, taking the convention at 70%.

02:00:12.480 That's a real—you know, we can't underestimate the importance of the grassroots efforts.

02:00:18.280 But my phone has been going off the hook here recently, and we've got so many commitments for people now that are donating, putting in fundraisers.

02:00:26.640 And these are true patriots.

02:00:29.220 These are people that recognize, oh, wow, we do have somebody that we can ensure replaces Mitt Romney with a true constitutional conservative and somebody that's going to go back there and partner, you know, yoke up with Senator Lee and really, really try to save this country.

02:00:46.780 I don't think it's hyperbolic to say that.

02:00:48.540 It's—we're at a real critical jump share here.

02:00:51.220 It's there.

02:00:51.760 It's all hanging by a thread.

02:00:53.600 Trent, thank you so much.

02:00:54.560 I appreciate it.

02:00:55.160 What was the website again?

02:00:56.640 TrentStaggs.com.

02:00:59.840 It's S-T-A-G-G-S, TrentStaggs.com.

02:01:03.160 Thank you very much, Trent.

02:01:04.240 I appreciate it.

02:01:05.080 Congratulations.

02:01:06.820 Quite a showing this weekend at the convention.

02:01:09.820 Quite a showing.

02:01:10.580 Thank you.

02:01:11.980 Thank you, Glenn.

02:01:12.840 Appreciate it.

02:01:13.280 You bet.

02:01:13.780 You bet.

02:01:14.160 Bye-bye.

02:01:17.800 One thing I can tell you is from all—everybody I speak to, the guy is a rock-solid constitutional

02:01:26.280 conservative, and that's what we need.

02:01:29.600 And there's somebody else that is running who is also very conservative, and I'd take

02:01:36.440 either of them, honestly.

02:01:38.620 This is the first time I've had a chance to speak with Trent, and I think he did well.

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02:03:19.900 Well, there's a few things that were in the news today that's in our newsletter.

02:03:40.360 You'll find them today.

02:03:41.420 Some pretty fascinating stuff is going on.

02:03:43.720 For instance, how much do you think Ford Motors is losing on every electric vehicle they build and sell?

02:03:52.720 I mean, just take a...

02:03:54.340 Well, Glennon, losing money?

02:03:55.640 The goal of a company is to profit.

02:03:58.000 Obviously, this is new technology, very exciting.

02:04:00.540 So, I would assume they're profiting off of each electric vehicle.

02:04:03.680 No, they're not.

02:04:04.200 They're losing money.

02:04:05.120 They're losing money.

02:04:05.920 So, how much are they losing?

02:04:07.340 I mean, $1,000 would be a lot to lose on every vehicle.

02:04:12.260 Not a little higher than that.

02:04:13.620 $5,000 to lose on...

02:04:15.980 Not a little higher than that.

02:04:17.220 How about $130,000 on every EV?

02:04:22.600 That's what Ford is losing.

02:04:24.060 They don't even sell an EV that costs $130,000.

02:04:26.900 I know.

02:04:28.060 I know.

02:04:29.460 How...

02:04:30.340 This is insanity.

02:04:31.880 By the way, Sophia Bush, we all know, you know, that very famous actor and actress that we've all never heard of and don't really care about.

02:04:41.760 Sophia Bush, she has come out as queer.

02:04:45.600 And I don't know what that means anymore.

02:04:47.540 I used to think that was the L and the G, but it's not now.

02:04:50.620 So, I don't know. 0.99

02:04:51.520 She may be having sex with aliens. 1.00

02:04:53.640 I don't know. 0.99

02:04:54.880 But she was very brave.

02:04:56.440 Very brave.

02:04:57.220 She came out at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.

02:05:00.000 And that's so brave.

02:05:01.280 I mean, there was no one in the room that supported her on that.

02:05:05.560 Let's see.

02:05:06.920 Iraq, gay marriage.

02:05:09.840 Oh, in Europe, in Germany, in Europe, they're calling for a European and English caliphate now.

02:05:15.760 Those are the protesters over there.

02:05:17.720 So, you know, it could be worse. 0.93

02:05:19.580 We could look at our campuses and say, yeah, they're saying kill the Jews, but at least they're not calling for a caliphate here. 0.95

02:05:26.160 Yet. 0.89

02:05:28.360 There's so much more.

02:05:29.480 We'll get to it again when we meet tomorrow.

02:05:33.500 Until then, God bless.

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