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00:02:24.080 Hello, America.

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00:02:26.580 We are just a few days away from a very important election, especially here in Texas.

00:02:33.600 We may be looking at a Democrat senator for the first time in 30 years.

00:02:41.240 And things are close.

00:02:43.760 And I was talking to another, speaking nationally, I don't know about Texas, but nationally,

00:02:48.700 religious voters, religious voters from 2022 are down 43%.

00:02:54.680 Where are our churches? 0.99

00:02:56.580 our damn pulpits are absolutely asleep at the switch how is this possible men voting way down 1.00

00:03:06.980 if you like the women with the pink hats telling you exactly how to uh you know perform sex changes 1.00

00:03:14.840 on your children you're about to get it if men don't get out and vote it's critical it's critical 0.90

00:03:23.440 Here in Texas, we've got our own issues, and we have our governor on the air with us now,

00:03:32.280 Governor Greg Abbott.

00:03:33.000 I'm going to come back to our commercial stations in a minute,

00:03:35.780 but I just wanted to get right to Governor Greg Abbott.

00:03:39.340 We now, Governor, welcome to the program.

00:03:41.420 How are you?

00:03:42.660 I'm doing great.

00:03:43.340 Great to be back.

00:03:44.060 Good.

00:03:45.180 We now have Care Action, whose parent group is a terrorist organization,

00:03:52.720 designated a terrorist organization listed your opponent now for governor as their preferred

00:03:58.500 candidate that's an endorsement i wouldn't want she doesn't have seem to have a problem with it

00:04:05.760 um she also voted against the bill that uh that made that designation what do people need to know

00:04:13.960 about care and your opponent before they go in and vote so for one i know this is a very big issue

00:04:20.420 with your audience as well as as well as with you uh for another this is just one of many extreme

00:04:26.500 contrasts between myself and my opponent gina canohosa by the way let me tell you this which

00:04:31.980 is crazy and as everyone knows how crazy talla rico is what most people don't know is that my

00:04:37.420 opponent is to the far radical left of talla rico oh my god it was the the number one leftist

00:04:44.700 democrat in the texas house of representatives and her position with regard to care with regard 0.98

00:04:51.580 to sharia law is just one of them real quick here's the rundown and that is i signed a law

00:04:57.820 that banned sharia compounds in the state of texas and we used that law to demolish and never allow 0.83

00:05:04.860 to get off the ground epic city the epic city tried to reestablish itself as the meadow we shut 0.69

00:05:10.140 that down also. Also, as you mentioned, I designated both CARE and the Muslim Brotherhood 0.73

00:05:15.200 as foreign terrorist organizations. Here's the point. All those things that I did, 1.00

00:05:20.140 my opponent is against. My opponent supports Sharia law in the state of Texas. And so what

00:05:26.880 voters need to know here in the state of Texas is that this election is a referendum. Are we going

00:05:32.860 to ban Sharia law in the state of Texas, which is what we will be doing this next session if I am

00:05:37.540 governor or are we going to allow sharia law to expand in the state of texas which would happen

00:05:43.860 if my opponent gina henhouse is re is elected to the governor's office can you explain why

00:05:50.480 sharia there's a people under 40 it's like 35 are cool with sharia law can you explain

00:05:56.740 why sharia law is so dangerous to texas and and our and our our way of life in the west

00:06:03.920 well obviously you know from our beginnings we were a a christian-based state or and values that

00:06:11.900 are either christian or along the lines of the judeo-christian pathway uh and real quickly one

00:06:19.900 reason why i was able to prove that when i successfully defended the ten commandments

00:06:23.700 monument on the texas capital grounds at the united states supreme court our argument was

00:06:28.380 The Ten Commandments were a core value set of what made Texas, Texas, and the Supreme Court ruled in my favor.

00:06:35.460 We won. The Ten Commandments still stand on the Texas Capitol grounds because of that.

00:06:40.080 And the issue came up in that whole fight.

00:06:43.880 What if the five pillars of Islam were to be displayed on the Texas Capitol grounds?

00:06:48.920 And I argue that that would not be applicable because Islam was not part of the traditions and history of the state of Texas. 0.95

00:06:55.300 So what is being advocated by Sharia law is contrary to the values of what made Texas, Texas, and it would decimate our state for the values that have made us one of the most attractive states for people to live in and to move to. 0.84

00:07:12.640 let me switch to because i know um the data centers are huge um and she has called on a

00:07:23.560 moratorium on data centers suing you over the elon musk emails i know talarico it just said

00:07:31.040 uh that um paxton is is selling out and going to be elon musk's uh you know whipping boy in the

00:07:41.380 senate can you explain where they are where you are on data centers so i've already had elon musk

00:07:50.560 more yeah i've already put a moratorium on data centers i've put a halt on on any uh permits

00:07:57.700 being granted to any data centers in the state of texas and i established the most detailed

00:08:03.700 guidelines and guardrails of any state in the united states about what data centers must do

00:08:09.200 to be able to exist in the state of texas for one they must bring their own power not take power off

00:08:16.220 of our texas power grid so that will for one ensure uh the stability of our power grid but

00:08:21.960 also what they must do in bringing their own power they must lead to the reduction of the cost of

00:08:28.080 electricity as opposed to allowing the cost of electricity for consumers to go up so one thing

00:08:33.140 i want listeners to know in that is no data center will be able to cause an increase in the cost of

00:08:38.880 electricity second is water people are concerned about water in the communities justifiably and so

00:08:44.560 one of the guardrails is that data centers cannot take water from our communities that they need

00:08:49.800 they need to be able to bring their own water there is new technology out there that exists

00:08:53.880 that will allow data centers to operate without taking a single ounce of water from our communities

00:09:00.260 that is the standard third they cannot be building these data centers in our rural neighborhoods

00:09:06.780 They're just cropping up out of nowhere that are disturbing the beautiful landscape of our rural areas or even in urban or suburban setting.

00:09:16.800 And then last, they cannot take any economic benefit from the state of Texas.

00:09:21.700 They must pay for their own way to be able to operate in the state of Texas.

00:09:25.440 The savings we'll take from that, I'm going to plow back into my property tax reduction program here in the state of Texas.

00:09:31.540 But the bottom line is this.

00:09:33.420 There are guardrails and guidelines for any data center to operate in the state of Texas.

00:09:38.320 However, because the data centers have provided inadequate information about how much power they would use, how much water they would use, everything is on halt until we get all of that information.

00:09:51.720 And then when we do get that information, when we go into this next session, beginning in January, we will turn into law these guidelines and guardrails that I've put in place.

00:10:00.840 it is it's really frustrating because i i i am a believer in the data centers we have to have them

00:10:06.900 i'd rather have them here than in some third world country you know um we don't have to pay

00:10:13.320 for them they'll pay us they're so desperate for these data centers they will abide by those kinds

00:10:19.280 of guidelines they will actually put more power into the grid than out of the grid and if we

00:10:25.440 watch them on water we should be fine if we have good strong laws like you're talking about i'm

00:10:31.940 concerned that you know texas is has always been on the forefront of of the future we with oil and

00:10:41.880 gas we are the we could be the strongest nation in the world if it wasn't for the united states

00:10:48.540 texas could be because of all of the energy that we have and all of the development that we have

00:10:53.800 here. And I worry about the left coming in and crushing us on energy again, and then crushing

00:11:02.580 us on data centers and things like Elon Musk, who is transforming the way we get to space here in

00:11:10.540 Texas. Right. Well, let me let me show you why your concern is so very real that voters need

00:11:15.820 to understand. And that is Gina Hannaos and my opponent's position on the oil and gas sector

00:11:21.300 that you were just talking about.

00:11:22.740 When Hurricane Harvey hit in Texas in 2017,

00:11:26.140 my opponent was a member of the Texas House of Representatives.

00:11:28.940 She said the only way forward from a hurricane like that

00:11:31.840 is with a Texas Green New Deal.

00:11:33.980 She then proposed taxes and regulations on the oil and gas sector.

00:11:39.560 She proposed an environmental justice agency in the state of Texas

00:11:43.860 that would be monitoring the oil and gas sector. 1.00

00:11:46.580 Listen, her radical, crazy oil and gas policies 1.00

00:11:49.320 would send hundreds of thousands of Texans to the unemployment line. 1.00

00:11:53.640 It would lead to a destruction of our oil and gas sector.

00:11:56.980 Texas would become more like California as opposed to Texas

00:11:59.980 with regard to what we're doing on oil and gas.

00:12:03.040 And it would lead to skyrocketing prices at the pump

00:12:06.640 because of our lack of production and refining of oil here in the state of Texas.

00:12:12.060 And what people would be paying for gasoline in Texas

00:12:14.480 would be more like it is in California,

00:12:16.280 which is a couple of dollars higher per gallon.

00:12:18.840 And so it would be devastating to our state, devastating to America, if we were unable to produce oil and gas like we have in the past.

00:12:28.240 So here's the deal for your listeners across the country, but most importantly for those in Texas.

00:12:32.660 GNA Hanna-Hosta, my opponent, is a vote to destroy the oil and gas sector.

00:12:37.700 I need to be reelected to make sure Texas remains number one in producing oil in the United States, number three, I think it is, in the entire world.

00:12:45.520 Before I let you go, we asked our subscribers to submit some questions to you, and probably one of the biggest ones that came in, they all kind of sounded like this.

00:12:55.540 Texans have raised concerns about H-1B visas, large-scale immigration leading to rapid demographic and cultural shifts in some communities.

00:13:03.880 Is this something your administration is monitoring and considering doing anything about?

00:13:08.640 It's something I've already done something about, and that is, first, let's be clear about something.

00:13:13.740 H-1B visas are granted by the United States.

00:13:16.980 And so the real answer to addressing that is to get the U.S. to stop providing those.

00:13:23.840 Second, however, what I wanted to make sure, and this was like a half a year ago or more than that,

00:13:28.760 I wanted to make sure that Texas state agencies and Texas universities were not using these anymore, not seeking the application.

00:13:37.360 And so I put a halt for Texas state agencies and Texas universities from using H-1B visas.

00:13:44.760 And then that halt is in effect all the way through the end of this next session.

00:13:49.480 So the state legislature can come in, evaluate, take testimony, and figure out what we as a state can do more comprehensively to address this problem.

00:13:57.940 I get the problem. I understand it.

00:13:59.800 I'm the only leader in America at the state level that's done something to stop it. 0.94

00:14:04.220 But Texas will take a lead in making sure we stop the abuses of the H-1B visa program. 0.98

00:14:10.260 But that said, we need Congress to step up and act on it and stop allowing it to exist as a practice in the country. 0.94

00:14:18.040 Greg Abbott, I got to play as we say goodbye to you.

00:14:20.740 I got to play your new commercial that is out.

00:14:22.620 I don't know who did this, but, you know, to not only hold the line, but advance the line.

00:14:26.060 This is an amazing ad.

00:14:27.740 Go ahead and run this in the background.

00:14:30.200 Thank you for being on with us, Governor.

00:14:31.660 I appreciate it.

00:14:32.980 Thank you.

00:14:33.500 God bless you.

00:14:34.220 God bless you.

00:14:34.940 You bet.

00:14:36.320 Let's play this ad.

00:14:38.820 It's the latest from Greg Abbott.

00:14:40.040 He has been fighting for the heart and soul of Texas.

00:14:44.920 Fighting for our children.

00:14:47.220 And I wanted my young black men,

00:14:49.320 I wanted my young Hispanic men to see someone

00:14:51.860 because they were facing adversity.

00:14:53.640 I needed them to see face to face

00:14:55.700 someone who rose up from tragedy to triumph.

00:14:59.300 And we have to stand and declare

00:15:01.240 that we will continue along with our governor to not only hold the line but advance the line i mean

00:15:09.160 that is that is a great ad a great ad uh all right back in a minute i want to take uh george who

00:15:17.320 called in uh he says he can't trust a single republican and that's why he had to vote for

00:15:23.380 the democrats this time interesting to hear that uh we'll talk to him in just a second and uh i've

00:15:29.300 got an announcement coming up in about an hour from now a warning that I feel compelled to share

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00:18:58.200 George in Ohio.

00:19:00.200 Welcome.

00:19:01.040 Hello.

00:19:01.540 Hi, George.

00:19:02.280 Hello, Glenn.

00:19:02.820 How are you?

00:19:03.420 I'm good.

00:19:05.080 I'm a lifelong Republican here in Ohio, and I've listened to you for a lot of years, and I enjoy your program.

00:19:10.100 Thank you.

00:19:10.440 um you said something a long time ago i forget what the subject was on but you said george

00:19:17.180 washington wanted to raise a higher standard on that hill something that we could look to

00:19:22.240 that great citadel on the hill and i looked at my ballot here in ohio and as somebody who's

00:19:30.020 voted republican all my life i went down the list and i thought who are these people who

00:19:34.940 are honorable that I can send to Washington to do things behind my back or, you know, while I go on

00:19:42.220 and live my life, who can run the state and the, you know, all the, all the people I had to vote

00:19:48.980 for better. And I could not find somebody that I could reasonably close my eyes with and go about

00:19:54.160 my life here in Ohio and say, they've got my back in Columbus and Washington. And one of the people

00:19:59.480 on my list to vote for here in Cleveland was Max Miller.

00:20:04.060 And I really, really thought about this

00:20:05.900 because it does change, it flips a Republican seat.

00:20:09.440 And I thought, with people like this on this ballot in Ohio,

00:20:13.760 I just can't look the other way.

00:20:16.580 I think it was time for a change to clean house here in Ohio.

00:20:20.560 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

00:20:22.180 Go ahead.

00:20:23.200 I know, give it to me.

00:20:24.520 No, I'm not going to give it to you.

00:20:25.440 I'm not going to, you've already voted.

00:20:26.520 So what am I, and it's your right.

00:20:29.020 I waited in line for about an hour yesterday.

00:20:31.020 It took about an hour.

00:20:32.140 So, George, you couldn't find anybody on the Republican.

00:20:36.940 So you go to the Democrats as if you can trust that?

00:20:41.940 Well, I give you my reason.

00:20:43.760 One, number one, Sherrod Brown's seat here in Ohio is a two-year seat.

00:20:47.740 It's a two-year term.

00:20:48.760 So it's not a full six-year term.

00:20:51.540 Yeah, nothing could happen in two years.

00:20:53.020 And I'm unhappy with President—

00:20:54.020 Do what now?

00:20:55.560 Go ahead.

00:20:56.120 Sorry.

00:20:56.420 I'm sorry.

00:20:57.000 No, go ahead.

00:20:57.540 Go ahead.

00:20:59.020 I'm dissatisfied with President Trump.

00:21:01.180 So it was a way for me to show my dissatisfaction with him, especially this thing on Ukraine.

00:21:06.640 Flip my thinking lately here.

00:21:11.200 So Sherrod Brown's two-year seat was just a placeholder to see what the Republicans in Ohio can do.

00:21:17.600 Max Miller's seat, couldn't vote for him.

00:21:20.900 And I just couldn't vote for Ramaswamy.

00:21:23.940 I just do not believe that when the doors were closed, he has our best interest at heart.

00:21:27.700 so it was really listening to you all these years that really made me stop and think do these people

00:21:34.240 really set up a higher how dare you George you've misunderstood me George Washington said let us

00:21:40.560 raise a standard that the wise and the honest can repair what that means is repair in the old terms

00:21:47.660 means that you can find shelter under so he was saying let us raise a standard that the wise and

00:21:53.860 the honest can eventually find shelter under you you just gave your vote to people that you can

00:22:02.040 as a protest to people that you cannot tell me have more honor than the ones that you said you

00:22:10.280 couldn't vote for in fact you have one party that is going in the exact opposite direction

00:22:17.340 They are in bed with Marxists and Islamists. 0.94

00:22:21.120 So please, please, I respect your right to choose. 0.93

00:22:25.460 I respect your right.

00:22:26.960 I could be wrong.

00:22:27.960 You could be wrong.

00:22:28.780 I'm not arguing with your choice.

00:22:30.680 Don't ever insult me and insult the memory of George Washington by saying the wise and 0.95

00:22:38.800 the honest are the ones in the bed with the Marxists and Islamists. 0.92

00:22:43.820 Don't do it, George. 0.82

00:22:45.340 But I do appreciate you listening all these years.

00:22:51.040 I'm sorry that that is the lesson that you took from this program.

00:22:55.960 I will be questioning myself now all day long.

00:22:59.320 Thanks for your call, George.

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00:24:40.940 let me just say this about the last phone call we had with george in ohio

00:24:55.440 you remember that scene that last scene in indiana jones and uh search for the holy grail

00:25:02.240 remember this scene he chose one yeah yeah except i think it was my face that was melting

00:25:10.100 off at that point uh choose carefully gang this is all about time this is not about the perfect

00:25:16.800 candidate this is about time we need more time do you not see what's happening in europe we need 0.87

00:25:26.500 time to be able to get more people on board but if you short circuit the time marxist islamist 0.76

00:25:35.460 they win i don't know i don't people just are so these oceans have been our greatest blessing 0.99

00:25:45.040 and they're our biggest curse because people just think oh it's always going to be like this

00:25:49.520 and it can't happen here it's going to happen here you see what happened in brazil

00:25:54.720 okay i gotta let me switch let me switch topic i want to give you some good news i want to tell

00:26:03.680 you something that happened saturday night guy named casey sparks he's tired he has spent all

00:26:11.060 day playing softball in dalton georgia he's 37 years old he's a welding equipment repairman

00:26:16.540 his 13 year old son was in the truck with him and there's three hours of road in between him

00:26:23.440 and his own bed in concord alabama okay he knew the way home he had he drove it that morning but

00:26:30.740 his gps had other ideas it was sending him down georgia route 114 and he didn't want to go that

00:26:38.440 way he wanted to take the other way so he reset it comes back 114 he resets it again 114 third time

00:26:45.020 i don't want to go that way and he sets it 114 how many times have we done this have you ever

00:26:50.520 done that you're like oh a gps won't give me the so he gives up he's tired he's got a three hour

00:26:56.980 drive home and he's like whatever guess we're going this way and he looked at his son and they

00:27:01.880 kind of laugh about it you're tired the machine is wrong but the machine is just taking you down

00:27:08.360 this dark two-lane road you didn't choose it but you just trust it knows something that you don't

00:27:13.480 know near a little town called lyrely it's about six miles south of chattanooga casey comes over

00:27:22.540 the top of this hill and he sees this glow. He said at first it looked like a bonfire and then

00:27:28.860 he realized that's too far away to be a bonfire. At the bottom of that hill was the home of James

00:27:36.100 and Loretta Burke. They had adopted 11 children. They have fostered more than 500 children and that

00:27:45.960 night, 11 kids and one of their grandchildren was asleep in their beds. James, who owned the house,

00:27:53.780 he's almost 60. He had fallen asleep in his recliner. He gets there and he pulls up to the

00:28:01.280 house and he sees the entire front of the house was on fire. And in the yard is a teenager trying

00:28:08.220 to fight it with a garden hose. Casey looks at him, he's like, kid, it's too far gone, too far

00:28:15.360 gone. He looks at his kid and says, call 911 right now. The house is lost. He looks at the

00:28:21.760 teenage kid. Is there anybody in the house? I don't know. He goes in. The people were in the

00:28:27.860 house. He opens the door of that burning house. Belongs to people he's never met before. He walks

00:28:34.780 in. Get out, everybody. Wake up. Get out. The house is on fire. James Burke, he wakes up in

00:28:40.360 his recliner to a stranger standing in his living room saying, you got to get out. You got to get

00:28:44.380 out casey goes and he works that house room by room now it's engulfed in flames in one room he

00:28:55.200 finds a little girl in a hospital bed this is a child who couldn't walk who couldn't run

00:29:00.900 he scoops her up in his arms and he heads for the door that he came in

00:29:08.080 it's blocked now it's completely engulfed in flames

00:29:11.940 he runs around the house he finds another door

00:29:15.780 carries her out hands her over a fence to a neighbor who is

00:29:19.720 now there then he goes back in he keeps

00:29:23.640 going in until

00:29:27.700 all of them were out

00:29:28.760 the 11 children James

00:29:33.740 Loretta and one grandbaby

00:29:35.800 The liarly fire chief, he says, if that family had been inside for more than five minutes, there would have been fatalities.

00:29:46.940 Maybe all of them. 0.77

00:29:50.920 Five minutes.

00:29:54.380 If Casey would have taken the road that he knows that he wanted, if GPS would have reset, he'd be at home in bed.

00:30:02.400 If he wouldn't have given in and he would have tried it again, he never sees the glow.

00:30:09.840 If he lingers five minutes longer at the ball field, when he gets on that road and he gets that house, it's nothing but smoldering ashes.

00:30:23.160 Now, I read this story and the news reported it as a glitchy GPS and a good Samaritan, a lucky break.

00:30:32.400 Was it?

00:30:36.140 Was it?

00:30:38.540 Casey says that night he didn't put two and two together.

00:30:42.360 All he knew is he had three hours to drive and a machine that wouldn't listen.

00:30:47.020 But he says, now I see it.

00:30:50.040 He said, God's hand was on that GPS.

00:30:55.200 Not his, God's hand.

00:30:57.900 James Burke believes it too.

00:30:59.160 he was on the wrong road that's what james said he knew that something was bringing him down that

00:31:07.160 road i have to tell you for much of my life i believed in coincidence i believed that you know

00:31:13.240 wow that was a weird coincidence i don't believe in coincidence i haven't believed in coincidence

00:31:16.820 from probably 30 35 years and stopping do yourself a favor

00:31:22.840 dismiss all coincidence for 30 days and it will change your life this is how i started

00:31:31.240 you know i was like i don't know if i believe in coincidence or not maybe that's a god wink

00:31:35.580 maybe that's something i should pursue i'm thinking about something and somebody says

00:31:39.220 something maybe i should have more or longer conversation with it it's changed my life

00:31:43.060 i don't believe in coincidence i believe god is active in all of our lives and we dismiss

00:31:49.860 miracles? Because we look at them as a coincidence. We lose the opportunity to serve. We lose the

00:32:00.000 opportunity to help. We lose the opportunity to grow because we get pissed off. I'm just now

00:32:05.860 thinking about what opportunity did I lose because I got pissed off at George here? None. Sorry.

00:32:12.940 Sorry. We lose opportunities all the time. Our life, my life is like a constant Route 114.

00:32:26.780 I can't tell you how many times I've been on the wrong road, but because I don't dismiss

00:32:32.020 coincidence, I look at that road and I'm like, why am I on this road? What am I supposed to learn

00:32:38.200 here. Maybe you have the job you never wanted. You're living in a town you never planned on

00:32:45.360 living in. You just got the diagnosis. You just got laid off. I had a spiritual advisor

00:32:53.000 when I was younger, and I was a very arrogant kid. In my 20s, I was a very arrogant guy.

00:33:03.580 I'd been successful when I was in my teenagers and my teenage years and my 20s, and that does

00:33:10.900 not do good things. And I had become very arrogant. And I didn't really realize it up until I sobered

00:33:20.640 up. And then I sobered up and I'm like, boy, I'm a real jerk. And I wanted to be humbled. Oh, 0.99

00:33:25.980 don't ever pray for that. The Lord will give you that every time. He will. Man, it's like an alarm

00:33:30.640 bell goes off. There's a fire pole someplace in heaven with angels that just swing down that fire

00:33:36.600 pole, and they're like, I'm serving that one. Knock that guy on the head. So I was praying for 0.98

00:33:42.260 humility, and a new boss comes in. I was the boss of this iHeart group, and I was running the

00:33:52.260 stations. This new guy comes in. He fires me, leaves me as mornings, and takes all my other

00:33:58.520 responsibilities away and humiliates me, intentionally humiliates me, and then says,

00:34:04.780 I want you to do this job. And it was akin to emptying garbage pails. And I left there and I

00:34:11.540 was so mad. And I call up my friend who was a great spiritual giant in my life. And she just

00:34:19.860 laughed at me. She said, wait, you're complaining? And I said, yeah, I can't believe this. And she

00:34:28.120 said you've been praying for this i went in the next day and i looked at that guy and i said

00:34:35.880 thank you now that pissed him off i didn't expect that i wasn't trying to piss him off but i will

00:34:42.360 tell you it will piss people off who are trying to anyway i said thank you and he said what and 0.74

00:34:46.700 i said thank you i said you are exactly right you're exactly right and i'm gonna do that job

00:34:53.040 better than anyone's ever done that job and I did so when you're looking at things that are

00:35:00.640 happening in your life that you're like that sucks I don't know does it does it you know there was a

00:35:07.940 time with um with Blaze I don't know 10 years ago and I had dumped tens of millions of dollars 0.92

00:35:19.060 everything I had, everything I'd ever made, I put into the blaze. And we went through a really bad

00:35:24.420 spell. And I said to my wife, I said, I know that God told us to do this. I know. I know. We prayed

00:35:33.220 on this over and over again. I know we were supposed to do this. How is this not working out?

00:35:37.780 And she looked at me. She's so wise. She said, when did God say it was going to work out to our

00:35:46.660 benefit. Oh, crap. She's like, I think there's probably stuff that we're supposed to learn 0.99

00:35:55.820 in this. He never promised success. He said, do this. He didn't say what it was going to turn

00:36:01.680 into. Oh, but if you live your life that way, oh my gosh, it's things become so easy. So easy.

00:36:13.620 so don't get angry don't blame the boss the ex the government parents god

00:36:22.480 you'll spend the whole drive staring at the screen arguing with the route that anger isn't

00:36:31.260 just useless it's blinding a man glaring at the gps of life whatever it is furious about where

00:36:39.620 i'm ending up now where it's sending me never sees the glow over the hill casey grumbled he'll admit

00:36:48.160 it but he kept his eyes on the road and when the road showed him something he didn't ask why he was

00:36:54.400 there he asked what do i need to do stop asking why you're on the road start looking for who needs

00:37:03.420 you on that road. Even when I have felt the most lost, I'm not. I'm exactly where I'm supposed to

00:37:11.960 be. If I'm open to hearing the answer, I don't necessarily want to hear. You're on a road you

00:37:20.380 may have never picked, but mark my words, you're probably five minutes away from somebody who

00:37:28.020 really needs you in that position, and you may not know it for years.

00:37:34.860 James and Loretta Burke, they opened their door to more than 500 children whose lives

00:37:43.720 were on fire, kids who needed somebody to walk and carry them out, and last Saturday

00:37:51.400 night, when their lives were on fire, somebody walked through their door.

00:37:59.540 By the way, Casey, the driver, he said he wasn't afraid.

00:38:03.020 He said, we're from the South.

00:38:05.000 We help our neighbors.

00:38:06.940 I'd hope somebody would do the same for me.

00:38:11.580 Burks have been doing the same for 500 children.

00:38:14.620 I think haven't just returned the favor.

00:38:16.740 by the way of sending a repairman with a broke GPS.

00:38:25.240 So the next time the screen says to you recalculating route,

00:38:29.160 don't curse it, keep your eyes up

00:38:31.500 and say what Casey said to his son.

00:38:35.320 Okay, I guess we're going this way.

00:38:40.380 Sometimes the most important thing you can give another person is time.

00:38:45.180 George, time.

00:38:48.880 And time to get past the first shock.

00:38:51.700 Time to ask questions.

00:38:53.100 Time to realize the future isn't limited to the fear that they feel in this moment.

00:38:57.920 I'm going to give you a warning next hour.

00:39:04.060 And I do not want you to fear.

00:39:07.100 I want you to prepare.

00:39:08.800 I want you to realize time is in your favor right now.

00:39:14.960 It may not be in the future.

00:39:17.680 Time matters enormously. 1.00

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00:39:24.560 And she's now in a rushed conversation.

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00:39:31.020 You got to abort.

00:39:31.600 You got to abort.

00:39:32.160 And she has the pressure of time.

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00:40:30.900 okay it's been a fun hour and i think it's only going to get more fun uh you don't want to miss

00:40:58.720 second of today's show. Your mood may not improve very much when we kind of go into the numbers of

00:41:09.880 what's happening right now. Anybody who's like, you know what, all these poll numbers are lies.

00:41:15.800 Maybe not. So we'll get into that here in a second. But may I just say, there's two stories

00:41:22.580 that should tell you everything you need to know. Let me just give you the headlines.

00:41:25.080 Tallarico earns high praise from founder of Radical Trans Clinic for Kids.

00:41:32.720 Next headline.

00:41:34.360 Paxton flips Texas Children's Hospital from Transgender Hub to Detransition Clinic.

00:41:41.480 I don't know. Doesn't seem too hard to figure out who to vote for, does it?

00:41:47.300 Well, I really don't like gas prices.

00:41:50.700 Oh, I've got something on the gas prices.

00:41:52.700 this your gas price is a real problem but let's look historically

00:42:01.340 who had gas prices and problems coming up

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00:45:10.880 Glenn, I don't like any other Republican choices.

00:45:21.980 I just don't trust them.

00:45:23.140 I don't like them.

00:45:24.200 I, you know, I want to send a message to Washington and the Republicans.

00:45:28.420 Okay, you send a message.

00:45:30.080 Here's what I'd like to do.

00:45:31.040 I'd like to make sure that we don't have Marxists running our country. 0.77

00:45:35.360 I'd like to make sure that we don't have Sharia law happening all over our country.

00:45:42.320 You send a message. 0.99

00:45:43.660 I'd like to protect our children from radical teachers in school that want to make decisions without you being involved.

00:45:52.660 Why should you vote?

00:45:54.760 Why should you vote?

00:45:56.920 We're going to talk to Ashley Hayek.

00:45:58.760 She is America First Works president and the America First Policy Executive Vice President.

00:46:06.660 She's going to tell you what the numbers are and why you should vote.

00:46:10.340 Why?

00:46:10.800 Why should you get out?

00:46:12.060 Who's actually voting right now?

00:46:14.520 We'll get into that in 60 seconds.

00:46:16.500 First, people hate replacing a car that's been paid off.

00:46:19.800 There's something wonderful about not having a car payment, right?

00:46:22.780 And if you've got that low mortgage rate, you probably feel the same way about your house.

00:46:26.940 no no no i worked hard to get that right i'm not giving that up and i don't want you to give that

00:46:31.680 up it's bad advice to give that up but life doesn't stop producing expenses just because

00:46:36.480 you got a good mortgage rate maybe the roof needs work maybe you're trying to get some

00:46:40.840 you know monthly bills under control so you have some breathing room whatever the situation is

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00:47:32.860 Ashley, welcome to the program.

00:47:34.260 How are you?

00:47:35.460 I'm great.

00:47:35.960 How are you?

00:47:37.300 I've been better.

00:47:39.620 I get this way before every election where it's just, I just, I hate this.

00:47:44.860 Sleep deprived and delirious.

00:47:46.520 Yeah.

00:47:47.140 Yes, I hate this.

00:47:48.760 I hate it so much.

00:47:50.460 In some ways, it's the election that I've waited for for a long time because I've been saying since early 2000s, they're Marxists, they're Islamists, they're working together to overthrow our system.

00:48:05.460 And now at least they've put that in writing.

00:48:07.240 Before they were denying it.

00:48:08.420 Now they put it in writing.

00:48:09.940 But it's like there's so many Americans that are asleep that are like, ah, well, they don't really mean that.

00:48:15.000 Yes, they do.

00:48:16.800 Yes, they do.

00:48:17.500 And they're gaining power.

00:48:19.700 Yeah, that's exactly right. And they have told us exactly what they would do if they reclaim the House. So first of all, there is a reality where there's only been four times in the past 120 years that the president's party has gained seats in the House. And we knew that going into this.

00:48:34.240 But we also know this is a historic president who has survived assassination attempts, who has brought unprecedented change, who's pursuing prosperity for Americans.

00:48:43.380 It may not be where we want it today, but look at where we were in 2022, four years ago, when inflation was 9 percent and eggs were 70 percent higher.

00:48:51.800 Right. But the real threat is at our doorstep.

00:48:54.500 It's with people like Tallarico, Abdul El-Sayed, who want to fundamentally destroy, not change, destroy the Constitution and completely install a new government where it is government run everything, taking away our freedom, our rights.

00:49:11.000 And we have to fight that. I'm hopeful. We've seen changes in the numbers over the past couple of days, which gives me a lot of hope. 0.76

00:49:17.800 But you're absolutely right. There are a lot of people that are sitting on the sidelines right now. There are people that believe in America first, that believe in the American dream, that are still sitting on the sidelines.

00:49:28.940 So some of the numbers I have, gun ownership, gun owners going out and voting, that is down 17%. People of faith down 43%. How is that possible?

00:49:45.880 Yeah, that's a great question.

00:49:47.340 And we've got to get our folks to go and show up.

00:49:49.340 You said something at the top of the show about people wanting to send a message.

00:49:54.140 And the message that you're going to send, you know, I was watching this pastor this

00:49:58.820 morning.

00:49:59.180 He talked about how people will write in a candidate because they're frustrated.

00:50:02.660 No one's going to receive that message.

00:50:04.900 What you will receive, what conservatives will receive, and I pulled it up, Robert Mueller

00:50:09.720 issued over 2000 subpoenas in his investigation that was based on baloney. It was based on

00:50:16.860 something completely fake and made up. That's what we'll receive. We will have a president

00:50:21.660 with an arm tied behind his back dealing with impeachments, investigations and administration 0.63

00:50:26.500 that is paralyzed by the weaponization of a Democrat House majority. And that is the greatest 0.74

00:50:34.420 threat that we have. You're not sending a message. The message that we need to send is Congress has a

00:50:38.780 job to do. Conservatives have passed historic tax cuts. We have closed the border. We have made

00:50:45.040 amazing strides in education opportunity, and we have a lot more work to do. But you can't do it

00:50:50.520 if you're responding to subpoenas all day and you're under endless investigation by the left.

00:50:56.040 I want to show a chart because people are talking about affordability, which

00:51:00.580 is almost a psyop. It is almost a psyop because we didn't hear that during Biden. We never heard

00:51:08.240 affordability nobody was talking about affordability they were talking about the high price of eggs

00:51:12.640 etc but affordability just kind of pops out of nowhere also the other thing we never really

00:51:17.700 talked about was the high price of of gasoline uh when it was election time and i swear to you

00:51:25.040 there's something weird that required the american people almost require the mainstream media to tell

00:51:30.960 them to be pissed off at gas prices even though gas prices are a real problem i want to show you

00:51:36.620 This chart, in 2008, Bush, 146 days over $100 per barrel, okay?

00:51:47.480 This is a historic breakdown.

00:51:49.380 Under Obama, 312 days, almost a full year of prices over $100 a barrel.

00:51:57.540 Biden, 87 days over $100 a barrel.

00:52:01.560 Trump, so far, 35 days.

00:52:06.020 Yep.

00:52:06.620 it is real. The crisis at the gas pump is real. People are having a hard time. But

00:52:13.320 how do you, we seem to be missing this ability to be able to have empathy at the gas pump for

00:52:22.160 people and show, I understand, I understand it's a problem. And then, but also keep perspective

00:52:29.800 on things. Why? Or how do we fix that? So there's a couple of things that are happening.

00:52:36.340 Number one, people have forgotten that it was the Biden administration that shut down the pipeline, that took away our energy independence, that wanted us to export all of our jobs overseas.

00:52:48.980 And we have a president who's trying to bring all of that back and make it America first.

00:52:53.720 And unfortunately, 92 percent of legacy media is negative against the president's policies and the administration.

00:52:59.480 And not only that, I just saw a news story that over 80, it was like 80 or 82 of the news alerts from Apple News leading up to the midterms were negative, negative against the president's policies.

00:53:13.500 Like that is unfair.

00:53:15.320 And we've been on the ground talking to voters since March of this year in places like Michigan and Wisconsin.

00:53:22.420 And when we asked them, did you know the president, you know, we have the lowest homicide rates.

00:53:26.600 Did you know in 125 years, did you know that prescription drug prices are down for the lowest amount in over 60 years?

00:53:33.580 People say they don't know.

00:53:35.120 They're not getting the information.

00:53:37.560 So, Ashley, can I ask you a question?

00:53:39.800 Yeah.

00:53:40.160 Because I am a storyteller by nature, and I have been saying to the White House over and over again, no one's telling the story.

00:53:48.700 The only one telling the story is Donald Trump, and he's doing it on these trail, these campaign trails.

00:53:54.760 but he does it in his way there needs to be storytellers that are telling the story because

00:54:00.640 no one in washington is good at it and it's you're you're the prescription drug thing is a

00:54:07.520 great example how president said yesterday well i was i think it was in in corpus christi

00:54:12.920 these are the lowest drug prices we've ever had and it's it's as low as some of the lowest if not

00:54:21.260 the lowest in the world now all because of his policies and nobody's talking about it nobody and

00:54:27.660 the impact on that is massive so we have tried to collect stories at america first policy in

00:54:32.980 america first works at america first works we knocked on a door of a elderly woman um and we

00:54:38.660 talked to her about the prescription drug prices and her eyes filled with tears and she said you

00:54:43.280 know um thanks to the president i'm able to afford my medicine because i was having to choose between

00:54:49.280 my medicine and my groceries because I have a fixed income, cost of living, you know, like I'm

00:54:55.560 just having to choose. And like, thank God I had President Trump and these policies. And she was

00:55:00.400 so grateful. But those are the stories we have to share. Last night, we did a grassroots call with

00:55:04.720 over 100 different organizations and volunteers. And we had Tom and Jess Gorman on. And their

00:55:11.080 daughter Sheridan was killed, shot and murdered by an illegal alien who should have been deported.

00:55:16.820 and the Chicago police, the sanctuary policies protected this man. And he was released by the

00:55:24.760 state of Illinois, by the city of Chicago because of their sanctuary policies. And they talked about

00:55:29.680 their daughter, how they just dropped their daughter off at college in the fall. And then

00:55:34.300 in March, she went to go see the Northern Lights with her friends and she was shot in the back 0.76

00:55:38.620 by an illegal alien. And Jess Gorman says this was 100% preventable. And she was right. And she

00:55:44.600 said, you know, I didn't think that this would be a Democrat or Republican issue. But when she

00:55:48.820 testified before Congress in June and the Democrats were too busy to look up from their phones and

00:55:53.880 kept leaving the hearing room and were too bothered, they said, we've already had hearings

00:55:57.760 about this. They don't want to hear her daughter's story. She's like, that's when I knew that that is

00:56:02.100 what these people do not do not tolerate, do not care about. They don't care about families like

00:56:06.520 mine. They don't care about families like yours. And so when people think, you know, this election,

00:56:10.820 What does my vote matter?

00:56:12.600 You know, what does it matter if Tallarico gets in?

00:56:15.340 It matters.

00:56:16.100 It's a life and death decision that we're looking at this cycle.

00:56:18.740 So can I ask you just to, I'm going to run down some voters that are not showing up so

00:56:23.420 far. 1.00

00:56:23.860 Women voters, if I'm not mistaken, if you like pink hat women making all the decisions 1.00

00:56:28.220 in your life, you're about to get it. 1.00

00:56:30.640 Women are organized on the left and they are going out and voting. 0.99

00:56:34.960 So the crazy Karens are voting.

00:56:37.740 Guys are way, way down. So I'm going to give you a couple of things. Men voters, gun owners,

00:56:48.420 faith, rural voters, those are all down. So let's start. Why should somebody in a rural community 0.58

00:56:55.700 care and actually go and vote next week? Well, it's just the reasons I said, 0.96

00:57:02.220 if you want to continue prosperity, if you want to continue to get this job done,

00:57:05.640 then you have to you have to show up and vote. You look at all of the policies that the president

00:57:11.760 has been able to accomplish. I mean, he could govern by executive order, but it'll be half

00:57:15.560 executive order and half, you know, answering to these subpoenas. And that's not how we want

00:57:19.840 to end the next two years. We need to continue this momentum with the tax cuts, expanding

00:57:25.260 opportunity, prosperity. That is the threat. What the left has talked about, you know, they want to

00:57:30.800 jam up the system. You look at the subpoenas. I mentioned the investigations they want to do

00:57:35.340 impeachments of the Department of Defense. We already have seen complaints against

00:57:39.440 Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins because she sent out an Easter message, okay? Is that how you want

00:57:46.440 your Ag Secretary's time spent is tied up with subpoenas over a Easter blessing message? That's 1.00

00:57:53.540 insane. But that's what they're willing to do. They're willing to sacrifice your future

00:57:57.340 for their political agenda. I think one of the most shocking is faith down 43%.

00:58:02.940 53%. Why should Christians go out and vote? What's at stake for them? 1.00

00:58:09.140 Well, if you look at what the other side offers is socialism and find a socialism movement that

00:58:13.940 has never gone after the church. It will always go after the church because the church will never

00:58:18.080 bow to the state. And that's what's at risk. They want to get rid of your church. It's not

00:58:22.620 they want to suppress your rights or they want you to not talk about your faith. They want your

00:58:28.400 faith and they want to shut down your church. They want to come for your tax status. They want 0.75

00:58:31.940 to come for your physical building. Let's go back to COVID. Let's look at what they did in 2020 when

00:58:36.960 you were not allowed to go and pray and to be with community and go worship. That's what they

00:58:44.140 want. They want to shut it all down. That is their true intention. We saw their true colors.

00:58:48.440 If you don't stand up, they'll take it from you. Ashley, one other thing. Men have got to start

00:58:55.480 men. And I think they've been so browbeaten. And now I hear a lot of men, I'm just disappointed

00:59:03.880 in Trump for whatever reason. Speak directly to men. Well, we need men to stand up and be men.

00:59:11.080 We need men to be leaders of their households. I don't really care what these Karens and the 0.99

00:59:15.900 pink hats say. I know that women, as a mom of five, I have four girls and one boy. We need

00:59:21.940 strong dads. We need strong husbands. We need strong fathers, strong leaders for our country. 1.00

00:59:27.560 And so this is the moment to protect your family, to protect your daughter, who these wackos want 0.99

00:59:32.820 to put men in women's bathrooms and women's places, who have no problem emptying the prisons 0.95

00:59:37.800 of rapists and murderers. Protect your family. Do what's right. Show up and vote.

00:59:43.720 Ashley, thank you. You guys at America First, I think you're some of the most important people

00:59:50.080 in Washington right now, and I appreciate everything that you guys have done.

00:59:54.520 Thank you for updating.

00:59:55.640 I guess if you have time, I'd love to have you come back before Election Day.

00:59:59.720 Thank you.

01:00:00.180 Awesome. Thank you.

01:00:01.300 Ashley Hayek, America First Works President and America First Policy Executive Vice President.

01:00:07.460 Okay, let me stop here and tell you before we go to the phones. 0.89

01:00:12.640 Linda is a voter in Ohio.

01:00:15.540 She just had a conversation with her 17-year-old grandson.

01:00:18.760 I want to hear how that went.

01:00:20.080 I hope it's good news.

01:00:22.980 You think it's good news?

01:00:24.120 Give me 60 seconds.

01:00:25.020 We'll find out. 0.96

01:00:26.160 Burn a launcher.

01:00:27.420 Wanting to protect yourself doesn't mean that you want to hurt somebody.

01:00:30.800 In fact, for most decent people, the last thing you want to do is get into a violent confrontation.

01:00:36.260 I want to get home safely.

01:00:37.940 That's it.

01:00:38.440 Just leave me alone.

01:00:39.740 Can you just leave me alone?

01:00:41.240 They want your family to be safe.

01:00:43.260 Somebody threatens them.

01:00:44.780 I also want a way to stop them. 1.00

01:00:46.840 And if it means I kill you, then if that's the only option I have, then I kill you. 1.00

01:00:50.620 But most times, that's not what's required. 1.00

01:00:54.140 That's why Berna makes so much sense.

01:00:56.400 Berna is a less lethal launcher that gives you another option for personal defense.

01:01:01.200 You know, everybody has the little spray in their purse, and they used to carry around tasers.

01:01:05.260 This is so far beyond.

01:01:07.000 Times have changed, gang.

01:01:08.200 This is the best personal defense that is non-lethal.

01:01:12.160 They can fire kinetic or chemical irritant projectiles.

01:01:14.920 They're designed to help stop a threat from a distance.

01:01:17.600 It's the Berna compact launcher, small enough to carry conveniently with an effective range of up to 60 feet.

01:01:24.100 And Berna launchers are legal to own in all 50 states without a firearms permit.

01:01:28.860 No background check, nothing.

01:01:31.840 I want you to check out Berna. 0.76

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01:01:45.880 Ten seconds.

01:01:46.420 Station ID.

01:01:57.720 Let me bring Jason in.

01:01:59.900 Jason is preparing for an after show I'm going to be doing today.

01:02:05.160 My daughter should be landing here in Dallas at any time. 0.62

01:02:10.100 Cheyenne, she's coming in.

01:02:11.320 we're going to do a father-daughter thing today. You don't want to miss if you're an insider. This

01:02:16.380 is way inside. This is kind of a glimpse into my personal life with my daughter. We've been

01:02:22.400 working on something for 18 months, kind of an entrepreneurial thing. And we're going to share

01:02:28.320 that with you coming up right after this show. So if you're an insider, make sure you're listening.

01:02:33.940 It's a new album of hers that is coming out. I wrote the lyrics. She helped on some of the

01:02:40.540 lyrics and some of the songs uh and uh and you know i think you're gonna like it anyway so that's

01:02:47.440 right after the show and jason is going to be in the mix because he knows both of us and he's going

01:02:52.100 to take her side and he's going to make me look like an idiot the whole time right jason that's

01:02:56.920 my job that's your job that is your job uh coming up in uh just about uh seven eight minutes from 0.81

01:03:04.040 now i'm going to give you a warning on something i haven't i haven't talked about this kind of a

01:03:10.180 warning since 2007. And this has been coming for quite some time. Jason and I have been talking

01:03:17.580 about it. I have a bad feeling about 2027. It's not political. It's more than that. And so I'm

01:03:25.160 going to give you that warning and you do with it what you will. You might say I'm crazy, whatever.

01:03:30.000 That's fine. I just feel like you need to understand the whole scope of what is headed

01:03:34.740 our way or what could be headed our way. Speaking of headed our way, somebody else that's landing

01:03:39.660 in an airport, I think either in Miami or here in Dallas, is Bolsonaro. Flavio, he just left

01:03:48.460 Brazil overnight. His plane landed, I think it was in Argentina, wasn't it, Jason, overnight,

01:04:00.200 and was waiting for clearance from the administration to be able to get the visas

01:04:04.680 to come into Miami, into the United States.

01:04:08.900 This is really not good.

01:04:11.620 This is really not good.

01:04:12.920 When somebody loses an election

01:04:15.580 and the other side has to flee the country

01:04:20.080 because who's that judge, Jason?

01:04:22.700 Do you know that really wicked, you know,

01:04:25.580 Darth Vader judge in Brazil?

01:04:29.540 Judge.

01:04:30.440 You know who I'm talking about, Ricky?

01:04:31.880 Do you know who I'm talking about?

01:04:32.780 Yes.

01:04:33.040 Yes, it's Judge Moraes.

01:04:35.000 And just to confirm, Flavio Bolsonaro has arrived in Miami, I would say, within the last hour.

01:04:40.580 Great.

01:04:43.140 That judge went after him and said, I'm coming for your passport.

01:04:47.740 So he immediately got his family on a plane and they just took off and had to land someplace.

01:04:54.100 But I don't think he was allowed to get off the plane in Argentina. 1.00

01:04:58.360 This is a banana republic, guys. 0.98

01:05:01.440 That Brazil is turning into a banana republic.

01:05:05.280 And even the New York Times is saying this is kind of an uncomfortable place to be. 1.00

01:05:11.460 That's what's coming here.

01:05:12.840 They're already talking about going after Trump's family, etc.

01:05:16.260 You can't have this kind of country and lead the world.

01:05:21.720 You can't.

01:05:23.160 But that's what's coming.

01:05:25.140 So we'll be watching this closely to see what is happening.

01:05:30.020 But for Bolsonaro, I mean, they were going to throw him in prison yesterday.

01:05:34.480 They were going to throw him in prison for what?

01:05:36.100 Losing the election?

01:05:37.280 Oh, wow, that's weird because that's exactly what the left is saying they will do after this election if they have power.

01:05:46.800 They are going to start teaching people a lesson.

01:05:50.060 Their words, not mine.

01:05:51.420 Teaching you a lesson so you don't, young kids don't think, maybe I'll help the right and the conservative party.

01:05:59.560 It's crazy.

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01:06:02.220 Tell you a lot about the country just by looking at the decisions we make.

01:06:11.820 What is worthwhile to us?

01:06:14.620 Food is pretty high up on that list.

01:06:16.580 That's kind of important.

01:06:17.840 But America has farmers and ranches who get up before the sun and they take on the cost

01:06:22.700 and the risks of raising the food that ends up on our table.

01:06:25.580 That's an enormous resource for a country to have.

01:06:29.420 Good ranchers understands that.

01:06:30.900 I understand that.

01:06:31.580 You understand that.

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01:06:36.920 It makes it easy for you to know what you're buying and what you're supporting.

01:06:40.640 If we let our farmers and ranchers die out, what do we eat?

01:06:46.680 Where do we get our food, guys?

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01:07:46.100 So we have some people who are holding, want to talk politics in the election.

01:07:50.180 We're going to, Linda, you're up first.

01:07:51.540 We're going to get to you here in just a minute.

01:07:53.400 First, I want to tell you to prepare for impact.

01:07:56.520 And this is something that I don't say lightly.

01:07:58.720 It is something that Jason and I have talked about for a while.

01:08:04.640 You can dismiss this all you want, and you might be right.

01:08:10.020 But I want to show you a trend and some things that have been bothering me

01:08:13.820 and tell you what I think is a prudent thing to do.

01:08:20.440 Last time I said something like this was 2007, I think, when it had been bothering me, bothering me, bothering me for a long time.

01:08:28.880 And you know what happened in 2008.

01:08:33.500 I want you to prepare for impact.

01:08:35.360 I'm going to explain that here in a second.

01:08:36.700 But I think it was on Monday, the UK government launched a national campaign called Be Ready.

01:08:45.980 Be Ready.

01:08:46.880 what they're saying is every household in the country should have water food that needs no

01:08:54.120 cooking that means lack of power medicine a flashlight a wind-up radio and cash and enough

01:09:01.880 to last three days 72 hours is how long it usually takes when a government can respond

01:09:10.280 If there's a big emergency, it's usually 72 hours.

01:09:13.860 So you know, after 72 hours, things begin to break down.

01:09:19.180 Look at any big disaster.

01:09:21.100 You look at Katrina.

01:09:22.820 Everything held together pretty well for 72 hours.

01:09:27.300 Once there is no help coming after 72 hours, that's when the bad guys decide, I can take this.

01:09:35.240 Okay?

01:09:36.060 So be careful on the 72-hour thing, but pay attention.

01:09:39.260 so they're asking everybody in the uk to be ready their words not mine and britain is not alone on

01:09:48.220 this germany is telling its people to keep 10 days france and ireland and the netherlands

01:09:54.120 also want 72 hour kits in every home the dutch are even now telling their people how much cash

01:10:01.080 to keep in a drawer when's the last time you had cash do you even carry cash anymore

01:10:06.020 you need to have cash you must have cash what they're saying what by saying they have to have

01:10:13.960 cash now this again multiple countries in europe they're saying right now put cash in a drawer

01:10:20.980 what is that that's because they believe there could be some sort of digital disruption now

01:10:27.700 sweden dusted off its old cold war pamphlet about six months ago and they wrote it rewrote it for

01:10:33.640 today and it reminds citizens that in a war these are their words not my reminder this is from the

01:10:41.420 cold war and they've updated it in a war you have a duty to help the swiss also have done exactly

01:10:49.860 the same thing they've been doing this for decades but they got they stopped after the cold war and

01:10:54.320 they've gotten serious about it again the european union has asked all 450 million of its people

01:11:01.280 to do the same prepare now why

01:11:06.480 well it's crisis commissioner called being ready for anything is quote our new european way of life

01:11:17.700 okay now come home to the united states september 30th secretary of war signed a memo creating

01:11:24.300 something called fortress i don't know if you heard about it but under fortress every major

01:11:30.180 military base in the continental U.S. must be able to run for 90 days without any outside help.

01:11:39.380 It's requiring now to have their own power, its own water, its own fuel, its own food,

01:11:45.600 and be able to close those gates and run for 90 days. Its own communications, everything.

01:11:54.920 Some bases are going to get their own small nuclear reactors.

01:12:05.620 That's now the standard in the United States.

01:12:09.200 It was just announced.

01:12:10.900 The Pentagon's chief spokesman said, and I'm quoting,

01:12:14.580 in the next major war, global supply chains will break.

01:12:18.520 Do you remember what happened during COVID?

01:12:20.360 If you think that's bad, imagine war.

01:12:24.080 then there is also the rf the raf base in fairford this is the base in england where

01:12:32.820 the american b1 bombers where we fly our bombers to strike on iran okay early hours of september

01:12:40.200 27th neighbors call the police about white vans and mask men near the fence and what did the

01:12:46.420 prime minister over there say well it's nothing they were just crazy it was just they're having

01:12:50.980 a picnic in the middle of the night remember five men were arrested on suspicion of preparing a

01:12:56.800 terrorist act then our american bombers were pulled out because we'd i my guess is we didn't

01:13:03.140 think that they were taking this seriously yesterday great britain arrested two 24 year

01:13:11.040 old british men charged under uh britain's national security act both have unpronounceable

01:13:18.640 names, either Mohammed or

01:13:20.600 Abdul is their first.

01:13:23.180 One is accused of

01:13:24.560 assisting a foreign intelligence

01:13:26.360 service. Now, Britain's top

01:13:28.640 counter-terror cop

01:13:29.880 named that country Iran.

01:13:34.320 The Prime Minister says the plot was

01:13:36.660 almost certain, quoting,

01:13:38.720 almost certainly directed

01:13:40.680 by the Revolutionary Guard

01:13:42.580 and that more than 50

01:13:44.480 people have been arrested over Iran

01:13:46.760 linked plots in Great Britain just in the last few months. Don't know if you saw this piece of

01:13:52.820 news. In Palm Beach, the Army has now put the Avenger air defense system on a barge in the

01:14:01.500 intercoastal waterway outside of Mar-a-Lago. It is in plain view now of anyone driving down

01:14:08.420 the Southern Boulevard. Who confirmed it and who is running it? NORAD. NORAD has put it in and is

01:14:20.380 running it at the request of the Secret Service. Same day, the Director of National Intelligence

01:14:26.440 warned the Secretary of State that Iran has substantially increased its efforts to target 0.55

01:14:32.200 plain old everyday Americans, and some of those advanced plots have reached advanced stages.

01:14:41.560 Now, none of these stories mean the sky is falling. None of these. A government asking

01:14:50.380 you to keep three days of water is asking you to do what your grandmother did without being told.

01:14:55.960 you know she would can our grandparents knew every time I would say you know they would talk

01:15:04.200 about the depression I'd be like grandma grandpa that's not going to happen again it can't happen

01:15:07.960 again they were like my grandfather would turn to me and he would look at me like death in his eyes

01:15:12.860 and he'd go don't ever think that way you have no idea how fast this can collapse they live through

01:15:19.620 it. So none of these stories, a sky is falling, but you put them side by side, capital after

01:15:28.680 capital, in the same couple of months, what do you get? You get people telling its own people,

01:15:39.760 prepare. You get them saying, when something breaks, you're going to be on your own for a

01:15:45.660 while. Hear me. When something breaks, you're going to be on your own for a while. And while

01:15:52.980 our own military is planning to be on its own for three months, you should do the same.

01:16:01.400 Do you understand what that means? All of our bases have to run

01:16:04.760 and have to be self-sufficient for 90 days. That means no help is coming.

01:16:15.660 So here's my read on this.

01:16:18.280 And take it for what it's worth.

01:16:20.340 But I will tell you, I feel compelled to tell you these things.

01:16:28.260 People who are running the West know things are breaking down.

01:16:35.460 They see the same numbers we do.

01:16:38.400 We see economies that have stopped growing all over Europe.

01:16:42.720 They have sabotaged their own refineries.

01:16:45.340 They have sabotaged their own ability to make electricity.

01:16:49.180 They have not paid for their own military.

01:16:52.640 They have societies that are unwilling or unable to fight for itself.

01:16:58.880 You have a Europe with absolutely no plan to grow again.

01:17:04.300 It has all been managed decline. 0.99

01:17:07.380 You open the borders to millions of people without asking the people who already live there

01:17:14.620 and then without asking those millions of people, 0.94

01:17:16.800 who the hell are you?

01:17:19.880 They also have no will to ask newcomers 0.97

01:17:23.360 to embrace the culture that took them in.

01:17:26.720 And so what do you have? 0.83

01:17:27.940 You have Islamists organizing in the open,

01:17:31.260 telling you what they're going to do. 0.84

01:17:34.640 You have Marxists and communists

01:17:37.240 now no longer bothering to hide what they want or who they are.

01:17:41.440 They are telling you that they are going to overthrow the West and the United States of America.

01:17:49.580 You can dismiss these things.

01:17:51.080 You know, somebody asked me, Glenn, you know, because I said there will be buildings and bodies in the streets of New York within the next 10 years.

01:18:01.020 I said that on WABC in 1999.

01:18:04.460 I said there will be blood and bodies and buildings in this city on these streets

01:18:10.880 and it will have Osama bin Laden's name on it. 0.75

01:18:15.420 I have warned you about things that have come true.

01:18:18.780 I have warned you about things that haven't come true

01:18:20.740 and I hope this is one of those that don't come true.

01:18:24.060 But here's how I know.

01:18:26.260 Here's how I know you should prepare. 0.56

01:18:29.400 How did you get that right about Osama bin Laden?

01:18:31.320 I read what he said.

01:18:34.460 And like a normal human being, when someone says they're going to kill you, they're going 1.00

01:18:41.280 to take your family, they're going to destroy your culture, believe them. 1.00

01:18:47.380 You're an idiot if you don't. 1.00

01:18:50.060 They may not mean it. 1.00

01:18:51.640 They may not have the ability.

01:18:53.100 But if you don't take them at their word, you are suicidal.

01:19:00.840 That's what I was saying in 1999.

01:19:03.940 My whole monologue was about, take this guy seriously.

01:19:10.600 So Europe is now just trying, they're trying to figure out, they're realizing, oh, crap, we are not going to be able to control this decline. 0.92

01:19:20.900 It could blow up in our face.

01:19:23.280 And so now they're telling their people, shore up whatever you can.

01:19:27.960 Now, none of them are going to tell you why they're saying that.

01:19:31.220 because the explanation ends in a confession.

01:19:38.280 We've warned you.

01:19:39.800 Your own people have warned you for years.

01:19:43.080 You called them bigots.

01:19:44.540 You kept going.

01:19:46.700 No one in Brussels or London is going to give the speech that says,

01:19:50.240 boy, were we wrong?

01:19:51.180 We should have listened to the people.

01:19:52.220 So instead, you get a pamphlet about bottled water.

01:19:57.660 Is it too late for Europe?

01:19:59.140 I don't know.

01:20:00.660 I pray it isn't.

01:20:04.080 But I'll say what they won't.

01:20:10.040 And I hope and pray I'm wrong.

01:20:14.260 But massive war is coming.

01:20:18.660 Now, it may not be tank crossing a border on a Tuesday morning like we normally think about it,

01:20:24.100 though no one in Poland or the Baltics are ruling that out.

01:20:27.180 More likely, it is the kind of war already begun, but enough to cause massive disruption.

01:20:38.480 Vans outside of air bases, synagogues firebombed, power grids, water systems probed and bombed or destroyed neighborhoods that are in trouble, in crisis with people on the street and the state no longer fully controlling it.

01:20:57.180 America is not immune. 0.98

01:20:59.680 And damn it, we are going into this election and how many Americans are blind? 0.97

01:21:03.880 How many Americans will hear this warning and write it off? 0.99

01:21:09.100 Please don't.

01:21:13.180 I beg you, please don't write this off.

01:21:17.800 The radicals are already inside our house.

01:21:20.540 They're all over the West.

01:21:22.780 And that includes here.

01:21:24.140 And in six days, we vote.

01:21:26.520 Our vote is not going to stop this from happening, but it may slow it down.

01:21:34.340 And I warn you, if this election goes poorly, this is not about scaring you into voting.

01:21:41.340 This is about telling you the truth.

01:21:44.120 Don't expect a gentle correction.

01:21:47.220 Expect the radicals who have already told you what they want to abolish the Senate,

01:21:53.620 abolish ICE, erase the border, to treat the gavel as permission. That's what they're telling you.

01:22:01.300 Take them at their word, or you're suicidal. Because by January, we could look less like

01:22:10.520 America and more like Brazil or France, a country where one judge can switch off a social network

01:22:18.460 for an entire nation.

01:22:20.740 Do you know they just asked for the switch to the network?

01:22:23.440 They said, prepare for us to shut down all social media in Europe.

01:22:29.280 They just made that announcement last week.

01:22:37.700 I do not like giving you these warnings.

01:22:43.260 Prepare for impact.

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01:27:31.180 hello america i want to get back to that grocery ad i told you about yesterday you know where the 1.00

01:27:38.380 price of eggs and bananas are so expensive because of them jews it is an incredible 0.80

01:27:44.380 campaign that is being run uh in michigan for el sayed uh and it is the most racist shocking 0.98

01:27:52.380 anti-Semitic thing I've seen since oh I don't know the 1930s it's insane that it is running

01:28:02.220 but it is and I'm going to give you the background on it and give you some more perspective on it

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01:29:13.660 okay if you missed the ad yesterday let me play this ad the grocery store ad uh for el syed listen

01:29:22.300 to this we get all the sandwich stuff for the kids lunch i don't like turkey anymore yeah i know

01:29:28.700 what about the bananas yeah i got them too but honey what you're gonna have to put those eggs

01:29:36.280 back they don't like eggs anymore no they like eggs but we have to set that seven dollars aside 0.99

01:29:42.180 for killing palestinians what i mean don't we give israel four billion dollars a year anyways 0.99

01:29:48.380 yeah and now we're giving them another 26 billion dollars do you know how much that is per american 0.62

01:29:54.800 taxpayer no it's like 161 dollars per person it's crazy uh first of all what we give to israel is

01:30:03.400 minute compared to what we give to other countries and you don't hear anybody talking about those

01:30:08.000 other countries it's just them jews so i don't know if you know this but the price of bananas 0.95

01:30:12.800 has not gone up because of them jews the price of eggs has not gone up because of them jews okay 0.94

01:30:18.980 this is a real ad in the michigan senate race and your grocery bill is high 0.90

01:30:26.340 and the reason is the jewish state i mean this is the oldest story in europe uh you know it's

01:30:35.600 happened over and over and over again. Your cupboard is bare. It's empty because the Jews

01:30:39.660 have your bread. You know, shot in the supermarket with good lighting. It's breathtakingly horrific. 1.00

01:30:47.820 Now, who put this ad out? Because I'm going to get to El Syed on this in a second. 0.92

01:30:53.240 He didn't put this out. Who did? Well, it was put out by Rebellion Pack. And who was the founder

01:30:59.240 of rebellion pact sank Uyghur Uyghur whatever he is stupid young Turks okay now so if you don't 0.94

01:31:09.280 know who sank is let me just give you a little recap uh he said this on his show so you know who 0.96

01:31:15.280 he is and you know the quality of a human being that you're dealing with listen to this clip

01:31:19.020 if I were the rule the benevolent dictator of the world I would legalize bestiality where you are

01:31:27.400 giving

01:31:28.760 you are

01:31:31.200 pleasuring the animal. Oh.

01:31:33.300 You see what I'm saying? No.

01:31:35.100 Okay. Okay.

01:31:37.240 Now, why? Why did that happen?

01:31:40.000 It's the dumbest thing I'm saying. It really is 0.99

01:31:41.460 the dumbest thing you said. No, no, no. I'll tell you why. 1.00

01:31:43.360 I'll tell you why. Because, like, so there's, like,

01:31:45.380 was the case that we covered where there was, like,

01:31:47.280 a guy or a girl or something that was pleasuring

01:31:49.200 a horse, and the horse came to a conclusion.

01:31:51.740 Right? Okay, stop.

01:31:52.960 I don't want to hear any more of that. This is how

01:31:54.980 crazy this guy is. Even his own 0.93

01:31:57.220 crew is like, what the hell are you even saying? This guy is nuts. If I were the ruler of the 1.00

01:32:04.280 world, I'd make it okay to have sex with animals. Okay. Wow. Sex with animals. Okay. All right. 1.00

01:32:15.140 Well, your, your, I hate the Jews thing is starting to come in line. Okay. 0.99

01:32:20.260 he ran for congress in 2020 he lost then he ran for president because that's what you do when you

01:32:29.640 lose congress you immediately go i should run for president ed also failed in 2024 which is when he

01:32:36.060 first developed this ad did you hear me in 2024 he developed this same ad except the actress didn't

01:32:44.240 say yeah it's this war because they go on to say it's this war we're funding no instead the price 0.65

01:32:51.520 of bananas and eggs were up because of them jews which makes this ad seem uh it makes more sense 0.56

01:32:58.460 because the price of bananas and eggs are not up since the war but they were up under biden so he 0.63

01:33:05.440 was using this ad to show the democrats were giving money to them jews and that's why your

01:33:12.060 eggs and bananas went up

01:33:13.760 I mean he doesn't care

01:33:17.780 he doesn't care 1.00

01:33:19.140 as long as we can blame the Jews 0.97

01:33:22.180 now he's also the uncle 0.81

01:33:29.340 of Hassan Piker

01:33:31.640 the streamer who said that America

01:33:35.720 deserved 9-11

01:33:37.240 the guy who's wearing proudly 0.98

01:33:39.760 a Mao uniform

01:33:42.060 that he proudly says

01:33:44.140 he had hand-tailored for him

01:33:46.260 when he was over in China.

01:33:47.980 He is a proud communist.

01:33:56.200 Okay.

01:33:57.080 We know who these people are.

01:33:59.120 Okay?

01:34:00.060 So the ad isn't that shocking

01:34:01.580 once you know who they are.

01:34:03.340 Once you know you can dismiss this, 0.89

01:34:05.220 these are despicable people.

01:34:07.260 what's shocking is the candidate you don't have to be a republican to see this one van jones called

01:34:15.620 the ad dangerous on cnn said el sayed should denounce it democratic congresswoman hailey

01:34:22.820 stevens called it fear-mongering a group of michigan jews have pledged to vote for him

01:34:29.400 have trashed the ad and el sayed well he his campaign he didn't come out his campaign 0.91

01:34:37.520 council we're not affiliated with this in any way oh like the muslim brotherhood

01:34:41.340 and only i can speak for the campaign el sayed speaks for himself not anybody else well that's

01:34:48.320 true enough you know the law says a candidate cannot coordinate with a super PAC so i'm not

01:34:53.180 saying that he coordinated but there's no law from stopping him from saying this is wrong

01:34:59.180 this is disgusting this is 1938 germany that sentence cost him nothing but he won't say it

01:35:08.440 just like he won't say the irgc and iran is bad that hamas is bad 0.76

01:35:14.980 now look how he spent the week he sat down in dearborn in the offices of the american arab

01:35:23.500 American News. Its publisher is Osama Siblani. He's the guy who called Hamas and Hezbollah

01:35:32.560 freedom fighters right after October 7th. At a rally, he called Hezbollah's dead leader a hero

01:35:41.160 and said Israel's Jews should be sent back to Poland. Poland, you know, the country that had 1.00

01:35:48.680 Nazi death camps in them? And what did Sablany ask him in this interview?

01:35:58.920 Can you say something to soothe the people in Dearborn who aren't happy with you right now?

01:36:04.820 Because this summer, El-Sayed said he was honored to accept the endorsement

01:36:09.700 of Sablany's PAC. In September, he headlined a fundraiser with this guy.

01:36:15.320 can you you know there are a lot of people in Dearborn that don't like it because you're kind 0.54

01:36:19.520 of wishy-washy on them Jews so he can't speak out about the ad but he can sit in that man's 0.84

01:36:29.140 office and search for the right words to soothe the Muslims 1.00

01:36:33.400 America I can't believe I cannot believe we're this stupid 1.00

01:36:41.240 and i get it most people don't want to believe this stuff but it's high time you wake up 1.00

01:36:49.300 they take you back april 1959 32 year old guy green fatigues fresh from taking cuba

01:36:58.540 flies into washington newspaper editors invited him reporters adore him the beard the boots the

01:37:05.120 cigar oh my gosh he's the greatest says the media he visits the lincoln memorial and again he tells

01:37:12.600 america we're not communists we're not communists former ally already warning that cuba could become

01:37:19.280 a communist beachhead 90 miles from florida nobody wants to hear it because the man is charming look

01:37:24.940 he's smoking a cigar he's wearing the fatigues how could he possibly be a communist the president

01:37:31.160 won't meet him so the vice president does richard nixon sits down with him in the capital for three

01:37:36.800 and a half hours nixon presses him on elections castro says we're not going to do anything with

01:37:42.080 the euro please afterward nixon writes a secret memo and he nails it he says this man is either

01:37:48.880 incredibly naive about communism or he is a communist and he's lying he adds my guess is the

01:37:58.300 former the sharpest anti-communist in washington saw both doors and he picked the comfortable one

01:38:07.720 i think he's naive none of the signs were hidden castro's own brother had been in the communist

01:38:15.720 youth you know kind of like the mother and sister of el sayed being in the muslim brotherhood but

01:38:22.580 you can't look into that. The man whose face is on every dorm room, t-shirt, wall, had

01:38:31.040 written home years earlier that he had sworn an oath before a picture of Stalin. You didn't

01:38:37.340 need the CIA. You just needed to look who's standing next to him. The same story. December

01:38:47.000 1961, midnight on Cuban television, a speech that runs for five hours. Castro finally comes

01:38:55.760 out and says, I'm a Marxist Leninist and I shall be one until the end of my life. And

01:39:02.140 he was. And then he explained the whole trick on the air. If we had announced it up on the

01:39:12.840 mountain when there were only a handful of us we might not ever been able to come down to the

01:39:21.640 plains he hid on that mountain until he had the country and then he told you the elections

01:39:29.700 Nixon asked about Cuba is still waiting for those can I ask you a question why do we keep falling

01:39:37.980 for this over and over again you know psychologists call it the normalcy bias we've talked about it on

01:39:44.280 this program a million times if it hasn't happened here it won't i've never seen it so it isn't real

01:39:52.140 it's why people stand on the beach and watch the water pull way back before the tidal wave

01:39:58.380 but they've never seen one can't happen here it's not going to happen here

01:40:02.420 gavin de becker wrote a great book everybody should read it's called the gift of fear

01:40:07.800 the point is really simple your gut sees the danger first then your mind talks you out of it

01:40:15.540 it's why people say you know my dog knew serial killer next door i had no idea he was such a

01:40:20.760 sweet man but my dog hated him you know why because your dog doesn't the dog has the same

01:40:25.820 gift of fear it just doesn't have the part of the brain that says no that's crazy talk he seems like

01:40:31.780 a normal guy. We think believing something bad about somebody is rude, inconvenient, makes us

01:40:40.960 a hater. I don't want to look like a nut. Denial feels like peace. It's alone. And the bill always

01:40:50.220 arrives with heavy interest. I have to tell you, I've been called an alarmist my whole life. I

01:41:00.280 don't really care i've spotted more than my fair share of danger really early you don't know look

01:41:05.460 into my record and that's happened because i'm not smarter than everybody else it's because i

01:41:12.780 know the gift of fear when someone says they want to hurt you or kill you believe them don't assume

01:41:19.860 it's a bit don't assume he'll never he's gonna grow out of it it's a phase he's in take him at

01:41:26.420 His word, which is more respect, more respect than most people will give people.

01:41:34.340 I take you at your word.

01:41:37.820 You couple that with what my mother taught me, and you know your mother taught you too.

01:41:41.860 Show me your friends and I'll show you your future.

01:41:44.200 A candidate cannot, they can hide their platform, but they can't hide the people around them.

01:41:51.280 They can soften the words.

01:41:53.100 i only i'm the only one that can speak for me but he can't hide who's in the room he can't hide

01:42:00.240 talrico can't hide his best friend preacher who says jesus didn't rise from the dead why then are

01:42:08.160 you still going to that church i would not go to that i still might have that preacher as a friend

01:42:14.400 but i disagree with him i would not be going to the church and listening to his sermons every

01:42:19.220 time when he says Jesus didn't rise from the dead. That you're not a Christian, dude. Christians

01:42:25.520 believe Jesus, not the last word, Christ. That's not his last name. That's a title. And what gives

01:42:33.380 him that title is he came, he lived, he died, he redeemed, and rose from the dead. That's what

01:42:41.300 makes him christ you know who's in the room with el sayed the pack makes the ad okay the streamer 0.91

01:42:53.040 on the stage standing next to him the publisher who wants jews sent back to poland asking him to

01:42:59.720 soothe his crowd those aren't accidents those are his friends and friends are the one thing that no

01:43:08.060 one can fake why are you dismissing it my side doesn't get a pass somebody on the right starts

01:43:16.080 naming people instead of policy but his buddies well he's just trolling he's just joking he's on

01:43:22.540 our team that's the same blindness except on a different jersey i'm telling you people always

01:43:31.580 tell you who they are in their ads, in their rallies, in the company they keep. That danger

01:43:38.720 is rarely, it's rarely that they're hiding. The danger is how badly we want to believe that

01:43:46.980 they're not like that. You don't want to believe that because you don't like Donald Trump or you

01:43:53.760 don't like the Republican or you don't like, stop it. Stop it. You know, most people are not fooled

01:44:01.480 by this, you volunteer.

01:44:06.700 El-Sayed isn't

01:44:07.640 even up on a mountain.

01:44:09.340 He's down in the valley.

01:44:11.220 He's in the publisher's office in Dearborn

01:44:13.740 looking for the right

01:44:15.500 words to soothe.

01:44:21.900 Michigan, you have a week.

01:44:24.200 Nixon had three and a half hours.

01:44:29.000 He saw the truth sitting in front of him.

01:44:32.400 He didn't want to say the uncomfortable thing.

01:44:35.720 You've had months.

01:44:37.900 You've had months looking at what this guy has actually said, where he comes from, who's standing next to him.

01:44:46.860 You know the truth.

01:44:49.040 You know the truth.

01:44:51.200 and i'd like to say you're going to be held eternally responsible but it's going to be

01:44:57.220 my family my children as well as your family and your children that will pay the price

01:45:02.940 i've gone back and forth in the 1930s did america know did america know because i don't want to

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01:45:19.400 We knew the average person may not have, but the government did.

01:45:23.680 We knew we just we chose not to do anything. 1.00

01:45:26.420 And it was easy for us to turn our eyes away because we didn't want to believe that Germans could be like that. 1.00

01:45:32.340 Well, they were. 1.00

01:45:33.420 But this this time, gang, there is no excuse.

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01:49:38.420 now all right welcome to the program let's say hi to uh linda on our vip insider line i'm sorry

01:50:07.640 linda to make you wait so long it's been a crazy day uh go ahead you're on um last wednesday my

01:50:16.840 grandson asked me to pick him up to take him to his dad he ran out of money for gasoline

01:50:22.540 this is the first time in a long time that we had the opportunity to speak with each other without

01:50:29.000 his younger brother or his older brother and uh the conversation i i i was excited because i went

01:50:37.080 to early voting. And I told him, I says, now remember next year, this time you'll be able to

01:50:44.020 vote. And it was so exciting. And I told him, I was so excited to vote for the first time when I

01:50:50.020 was 18. And I says, you should look forward to this and enjoy it. And then he brought up the

01:50:58.020 conversation about Ramaswamy and the acting thing. And we had a great discussion and we discussed

01:51:06.320 who I voted for in the past

01:51:08.660 and why I chose to vote this way

01:51:10.740 and I had him for

01:51:12.700 20 minutes, captive audience.

01:51:15.280 Did you lock the doors?

01:51:18.960 Finally, as we pulled into

01:51:20.580 his dad's driveway,

01:51:22.620 I said, look, Nathan,

01:51:25.260 bottom line is

01:51:26.540 you choose the candidate

01:51:28.560 that thinks the most

01:51:30.700 like you

01:51:31.600 and that's the person you vote for.

01:51:36.320 so um the rest of the family doesn't think this way uh no his his dad does but see they're from

01:51:47.900 a broken family yeah and uh his his mom just doesn't bother um his older brother he's got

01:51:57.060 twin older brothers one of them goes to devote every time and the other one doesn't

01:52:01.240 and the younger brother is that much younger than him.

01:52:06.160 So it's a kind of mixed bag,

01:52:10.200 but he's been paying attention lately

01:52:13.520 and part of it is because I've been so excited

01:52:16.300 about him being able to vote next year.

01:52:19.040 And I says, no, it's not a major,

01:52:21.220 but you go every time.

01:52:22.860 Yeah, you have to, you have to.

01:52:24.920 Linda, thanks so much for your call.

01:52:26.220 By the way, you know,

01:52:27.980 if you're a parent you might you might have worked so hard um i know tanya and i worked so hard

01:52:36.380 to raise our kids right and um you know they don't they don't always agree with us they don't

01:52:44.780 necessarily agree with us on religion they don't necessarily agree with us on politics um most of

01:52:51.800 do. I'm happy to say they are open to hearing everyone's point of view, and they will fight

01:53:00.160 for the right for you to have a different point of view, most of them. And I think that is,

01:53:08.560 you know, I just want to say this. She said, you know, kids vote differently, et cetera, et cetera.

01:53:15.120 And the old thing, you know, you raise a kid right, and eventually they'll come home. I hope

01:53:20.200 that's true i'm counting on that but um you know not not sure it's always true what i hang my hat on

01:53:26.840 is a third of the angels a third of the angels rebelled against god how does that happen

01:53:41.020 i mean if god can lose a third of the angels you know who am i to expect that all my children are

01:53:51.420 gonna come my way uh and i'm not saying that my way is the right way just at least the values i

01:53:59.440 know the values and principles are um but i don't know i don't know who i'm saying this for maybe

01:54:06.840 it's you maybe it's somebody else but don't beat yourself up don't beat yourself up you were a good

01:54:12.080 parent you hopefully you did everything you could and if you and if you're questioning that that now

01:54:17.440 you know what you did the best you could at the time hopefully that is true let me go to Jeff in

01:54:24.880 Arizona hello Jeff Glenn it's good to talk with you um you know following that theme of uh earlier

01:54:32.840 comment you made about saying the hard things, things that other people won't say, and it actually

01:54:37.660 fits in with the comment you just made. I wanted to make a comment about the passing on of your

01:54:45.820 wealth, the passing on of your wealth to the generations below. Not you specifically. You

01:54:52.980 made comments about that openly. But I'm talking about for baby boomers who are retired or say 0.74

01:54:58.140 Gen Xers who are approaching retirement. And if you're strongly conservative in your positions

01:55:03.380 about concern for our republic and our country and our culture, or even conservative, say,

01:55:08.900 in your religious faith, but you have children who are not. Children, let's not say, let's take

01:55:17.600 the clear example, not people in the middle. Let's say people who are far on the left,

01:55:23.480 hard leftists hard socialists hard communists if your child is elizabeth slotkin if your

01:55:31.280 grandchild is james tellerico please do not pass your generational wealth on to them well they

01:55:40.620 don't want it anyway because they don't believe in all that generational wealth you know they

01:55:45.460 You know, Tallarico, and I know so many of them just live in poverty because they just don't believe in wealth, you know.

01:55:57.320 I agree with you 100%.

01:55:58.840 I'd go further than that, Jeff.

01:56:00.980 Thanks for your call.

01:56:03.520 I've said this before that, you know, Tanya and I have talked about this for a long time.

01:56:10.200 And I've told my kids for a long time, you're not getting a dime from me.

01:56:14.640 And I used to mean it because I'm building this huge library or helping build this huge museum and library.

01:56:20.900 And we've spent a fortune on collecting rare documents and everything else.

01:56:26.740 And so I've told my kids, you're not getting any, dad's spending it all, dad's spending it all.

01:56:30.920 And then what's left, you can throw me in a, you know, pine box and throw me in the ground someplace.

01:56:35.960 um but um i have really come to the conclusion that um

01:56:43.420 i've seen generational wealth and i generally don't like it um because i think it destroys i i

01:56:54.780 am in a to each his own i mean this is what's great about a free country you can completely

01:56:59.700 disagree and you can give all your wealth to somebody um it's yours not the government

01:57:05.940 But I think fame and fortune destroy people, especially when you expect it.

01:57:14.440 And I just don't want to – I think it's important that you have your own entrepreneurial thing.

01:57:21.760 You pursue.

01:57:22.460 Now, it doesn't mean that you don't give them a leg up.

01:57:24.900 Tanya and I have talked about how we're going to die broke.

01:57:30.100 I want to give all my money away.

01:57:32.860 And I am building a trust that will be a charitable trust that the kids will have to decide.

01:57:39.980 And this is really, really tough.

01:57:42.900 This summer, we traveled all over the country and all over Europe, and we spent a good portion of that time saying, okay, how do you be responsible with wealth?

01:57:52.320 Who would you help in this situation?

01:57:54.440 What fits our family principles?

01:57:56.580 And we're trying to teach them how to do that.

01:57:59.360 They're not going to get any of the money, but they will be responsible for that.

01:58:03.160 And it has taken us almost two years, and we're not even done.

01:58:06.120 But it's taken us two years because what can happen is I can raise my kids, but will they raise their kids?

01:58:13.080 And once that changes over and changes hands, almost all of these big trusts that do that, they almost always go left.

01:58:21.540 And so I'm looking for a way to blow it up.

01:58:24.500 I don't know how to do that yet.

01:58:26.620 But I don't want my kids to have it.

01:58:29.680 What I do want is I want my kids to have access that I can give them, just like you can give your kids access in different ways.

01:58:40.200 They can learn different things from you.

01:58:42.220 And it may not be about money.

01:58:44.640 It might be just principles and values.

01:58:47.640 That might be the most important thing we can pass on to our kids.

01:58:51.820 But we're doing an after show here in a few minutes with Cheyenne.

01:58:56.140 because Cheyenne's not getting a dime. None of the kids are getting a dime. I have said to them,

01:59:03.380 I will help you. If you have an entrepreneurial thing you want to do, if you want to pursue that,

01:59:09.740 you have a good plan, you let me know, and I will help find a way to pursue that, and you can

01:59:17.620 keep the money, and you don't have to pay me back, but I'm not giving you a free ride. I'm giving you

01:59:25.460 a hand up not a handout and so Cheyenne wants to pursue singing etc etc and acting and so she's

01:59:33.240 doing all of that stuff on her own and we've produced a Christmas album and this is to help

01:59:39.900 her be able to afford other classes other things that she wants to do so she can do it and I think

01:59:47.980 that's the best way when it comes to leaving things for your kids leave them with the principles

01:59:56.140 and the values leave them with responsibility to share those things if you have extra money

02:00:03.860 get them they sorry kids dad's reaching past the grave and he's going to hold you to those

02:00:11.220 principles and values how are you going to help people not you how are you going to help people

02:00:19.500 without you getting a benefit from it and i think those things are important but you don't it doesn't

02:00:26.080 that doesn't require you to have money at all but as much as i believe that my wealth is my wealth

02:00:33.580 and i get to do with it what i want and the government shouldn't take it from me i think

02:00:38.280 there are better ways for us to think about things not through the government just through

02:00:44.120 us talking about them and us you know trying to be better citizens and better christians

02:00:50.800 you know ricky brought up i think you have something from rfk jr right

02:00:57.020 uh secretary rfk jr you want me to tee it up yeah tee it up so uh he sounds like a modern

02:01:05.180 day christian crusader but he was on the campaign trail in michigan for mike rogers and he caught a

02:01:09.640 lot of heat from the left for his comments on arabs and the reality for christians in the

02:01:14.760 middle east and we have two cuts there's one on the arabs and one on the christian all right so

02:01:18.120 let's play both of those here real quick and what happened to the christians were millions and

02:01:24.600 millions of christians those were all christian countries egypt was a christian country libya was

02:01:31.000 a Christian country, Algeria was a Christian country, Iraq was a Christian country, Syria,

02:01:36.080 Lebanon was a Christian country in 1948. The Christians have been expelled. They've gone 0.66

02:01:42.500 from 20% of the population to 4% of the population. These are a genocide, and they're the genocide

02:01:49.760 that is envisioned. It is in the charter documents. It is in the lectures of the imams. It's in

02:01:56.200 the sermons, is that the teaching at Al-Axar University, which is their epicenter, is that 0.69

02:02:03.800 the only people they say, they tell that our objective is not genocide, are Western dupes 1.00

02:02:11.800 and youths full of idiots. 1.00

02:02:13.900 There's 500 million Arabs in the world, and yet they don't produce science, they don't 1.00

02:02:19.140 win the Nobel Prize, they don't ruin the field prize, they don't win the wolf prize, they 0.91

02:02:24.400 don't produce literature they used to produce they were the first to make books and they in the

02:02:30.080 13th century typical muslim princes had books in their libraries that existed in all of europe 1.00

02:02:38.240 oh and all of that tradition has been destroyed by the muslim brotherhood they've created stagnant 1.00

02:02:44.380 societies okay so stop so what is he saying here the obvious the truth history provable all of it 1.00

02:02:51.160 which brings me back how can you help i know there's two things in my life that i think are

02:03:01.460 more than that but there's a few things in my life that are important save the republic do

02:03:06.380 everything in my power to help save and preserve the story of the republic stand for the jewish

02:03:13.540 people not the state of israel i don't have to fight their wars i don't have to give them a die

02:03:18.400 I don't have to do any of that, but I do have to speak out and say, these people have a right

02:03:22.900 to live, which brings me to the right to life. Choose life over death. Choose life over death,

02:03:31.200 which brings me to the Muslim Brotherhood and Islamists. That is a death cult. Canada, 1.00

02:03:40.440 nothing to do with Islam, is becoming a death cult. 1.00

02:03:44.780 Choose life. 1.00

02:03:46.600 I told you yesterday, and please pray for my team,

02:03:50.280 because they're going over to Nigeria at the end of this week,

02:03:54.940 and they will be on the show next week,

02:03:56.760 and we're going to tell you what we are doing to help the Christians in Nigeria.

02:04:00.680 This has to be done. 1.00

02:04:01.680 It's very dangerous, but it all boils down to,

02:04:05.040 what is it you're going to do with your life?

02:04:06.980 What is it you're going to do with your knowledge, your time, your resources, whatever you have?

02:04:12.020 What is it that you will do?

02:04:13.520 What will you pass on?

02:04:15.980 And it all should be based on true principles and life.

02:04:25.120 All right.

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02:04:39.220 You'll stop trying to help.

02:04:41.060 I can't tell you how to solve every problem in France or anywhere in the world.

02:04:45.000 You know, I've learned from 15 years of running Mercury One, or not running it, but starting it and being a part of Mercury One.

02:04:52.120 You know, when people decide to act together, we can make a huge difference in the lives of thousands of people.

02:05:00.680 Through Mercury One, you and I have helped with disaster relief.

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02:05:22.860 This is honestly how we're paying for our action in Nigeria

02:05:26.380 until we can come to you and say,

02:05:28.640 okay, we had to go over there,

02:05:30.700 we had to assess the situation, et cetera, et cetera.

02:05:32.920 Now, here's what we're going to do.

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02:06:01.480 Turns out, 0.99

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02:06:03.500 Common sense ain't all that common.

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02:07:10.740 which you can see on the torch that's coming up in just a few short minutes.

02:07:15.260 I want to kind of round out the broadcast today on this release.

02:07:21.160 I usually get economic information from something called the Kobasi letter.

02:07:24.940 They have a lot of good stuff.

02:07:26.080 They were talking about the ramifications just on some of these radical left policies,

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The Glenn Beck Program - October 28, 2026

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