00:31:47.860That's not what our Constitution says.
00:31:49.340The Roberts Court, for all of its flaws, I disagree with some things.
00:31:53.580The Roberts court has absolutely, and all the way up to last week's opinion in Louisiana versus Calais, has steered the ship regarding discrimination back to the center where it belongs.
00:32:06.960Let me switch to the SCOTUS ruling on gerrymandering.
00:32:10.460If I hear one more person say Jim Crow, I think I'm going to lose my mind.
00:32:34.760Okay, so we're formulating what the plan means.
00:32:38.360I mean, I will tell you that the timing of this ruling is such that, you know, the closer you are to elections happening, the less leeway courts give you to make changes.
00:32:50.600a lot of these changes have to be made at the political level and we're seeing that happen
00:32:54.900and when i say i'm going to enforce the law throughout the united states i mean that's not
00:32:58.800committing to any particular timeline because we do have to respect some of these parameters and
00:33:03.500we do have to look at the political situation so where some states mainly it's southern states but
00:33:08.580not exclusively are uh committing to redistricting you know they're going to go through that process
00:33:13.060which is a political process and the supreme court has has ruled that political gerrymandering
00:33:18.260is acceptable um and so that's going to be happening throughout the country um you know
00:33:24.160eventually i think what you're going to see eventually over the next two four six years
00:33:28.400is there there are going to be legal actions if not by the department of justice by by candidates
00:33:35.660bipartisan entities just like happened in louisiana versus calais naacp forced the hand over
00:33:41.620there they may be regretting that now but instead of having one black majority district they went
00:33:48.040for broke and went for two and now there may be zero because political gerrymandering uh means
00:33:54.280that they can redraw the lines that fit the other criteria that are mentioned in the court the
00:33:59.260jingles test that talks about compactness and you know communities of interest and so forth and that
00:34:05.340isn't necessarily race in 2026 in america i i don't believe it's race we have a number of um
00:34:12.600people being elected from both parties constituencies of all different races in
00:34:18.280america and that's a beautiful thing in our country so we saw last week our acting attorney
00:34:25.260general go after you know fauci's number two i know this is not your area of expertise
00:34:30.920but we're just days away from fauci i mean he's already been pardoned but we can't bring up
00:34:37.020charges pretty soon are all these i mean are we moving forward on these things harmeet are people
00:34:44.780going to pay a price for anything yeah look people are going to pay a price you have to understand
00:34:49.640that the wheels of justice turn a little more slowly in the government than they might
00:34:54.020in private practice i certainly have been frustrated by that myself but when i think
00:34:59.460you've seen my boss uh acting attorney general todd blanche blanket the news waves this past
00:35:05.880weekend regarding the Comey indictment and others. And, you know, what you see in public is just a
00:35:11.700fraction of the evidence that's out there. And so building these cases takes time. We have had
00:35:16.680turnover here. We have had weaponized justice in the form of judges who refuse to let some of our
00:35:22.780cases go forward and, you know, and grand juries that refuse to indict. That's been a challenge,
00:35:29.120but I'm confident that you are going to see justice. I mean, people want it to go a lot
00:35:33.960faster than it has. That isn't my area. And civil rights, I'm very proud to say that in
00:35:38.380a year, we've accomplished a tremendous amount of justice within our areas of expertise. But
00:35:44.380the U.S. attorney's offices, I'm in touch with my friends in different U.S. attorney's offices.
00:35:49.780They're bringing cases regarding illegal voting. They're bringing cases regarding some of these
00:35:54.900massive fraud issues. Yes, there are pardons out there that cover a lot of the behavior that
00:36:00.720frustrate Americans. I think, you know, I'd love to see Fauci pay for some of the things that he
00:36:06.040did and others. And, you know, I can't promise you any particular results, but I can tell you
00:36:11.540that everyone here in this building is extremely dedicated to the president's agenda, certainly in
00:36:16.900our leadership here, and to getting justice for Americans who were wronged in the last several
00:36:21.340years. Can you go, let me go back to the gerrymandering thing. Can you speak as the
00:36:28.780person that is running the civil rights division at the doj can you speak to those people like the
00:36:34.840people on the view that say this is just we're just silencing blacks and minorities and um you
00:36:42.720know we're going back to the i don't even know 1950s or or whenever um to nightmare years can you
00:36:49.300what would you say to them well first of all i'm not sure they would listen but what i would say
00:36:54.580to them is i'm a woman who grew up in the deep south and you know i there was the ku klux klan
00:37:00.260in my county when i was growing up in the 1970s in rural north carolina and that was scary and
00:37:06.160guess what it isn't there anymore it is it is it is not mainstream it is fringe it is
00:37:11.060our country has come so far we've had a black president we have had uh you know just so many
00:37:19.500people of power from all over. Look at Hakeem Jeffries as the minority leader. We have a
00:37:26.540diverse and beautiful society, and we should be proud of that. We should celebrate it,
00:37:31.000and we should stop putting our thumb on the scale. It's not fair to all Americans,
00:37:34.880and it is simply perpetuating a racist history that we should be proud to be able to have moved
00:37:41.740past in our country. And so I think some of these gerrymandered districts, I mean, you know,
01:02:11.800Joey, we don't lock and load. We definitely pray for the president. If you're speaking about the president, we definitely pray for the president and we pray for all all politicians, all of them, because I'm concerned about, you know, mayors and everybody else.
01:02:30.180you you are we have bred a generation of marxist radicals and they are very well funded and all
01:02:39.220you have to do is just ask grok generally speaking historically are marxist radicals violent i mean
01:02:47.580i don't even just run that through grok for me real quick to see what it says i think the answer
01:02:52.560is probably pretty clear um don't do it through chat gpt because chat gpt will say well i can't
01:02:59.100make any blanket statements and i think you're racist for even saying those things
01:03:02.960what does it say glenn's just looking at me while i type i know let's see here
01:03:11.380marxist ideology frames politics as irreconcilable class warfare uh-huh explicitly endorses
01:03:20.140revolutionary overthrow uh-huh and later theorists lenin trotsky mal other names i
01:03:27.140can't pronounce treated violence as necessary or desirable to smash the bourgeois structures
01:03:32.400by any means necessary right by any means necessary of course so that's what we've bred
01:03:38.120we have taken our kids we've put them in these colleges stop paying for college if your kid
01:03:44.980starts to drift cut them off cut them off get them out of that college um but uh we've we've
01:03:53.300got our kids in these colleges where they're being indoctrinated and they are becoming
01:03:57.880marxist revolutionaries and it's it's not just happening in the colleges it's happening in some
01:04:03.260of our grade schools did you hear how many schools let their kids out on uh on friday for
01:04:08.740mayday and showed them how to protest protest for what communism so we we have we've allowed
01:04:19.920this to grow in our midst. We have to take care of our own families, but we have to pray because
01:04:26.520they'll kill anybody that stands in their way. If Elizabeth Warren isn't radical enough for them,
01:04:32.840look out, Elizabeth Warren. You're going to be on their target as well. I mean, I've said that
01:04:36.940for years. These people will eat their own in the end. Mark my words. You don't believe me?
01:04:44.460Read a little history. Most important thing to do is pray for the republic.
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01:25:56.100We're going to get an update on Iran, what is happening there.
01:26:00.660Two merchant ships have successfully passed through the Strait of Hormuz today.
01:26:05.520U.S. flag, that's according to CENTCOM.
01:26:08.280We are going to be escorting other ships through.
01:26:12.320Of course, Iran is, you know, saber rattling whatever saber they have left.
01:26:17.360But President Trump has said it's time for these ships that, you know, have nothing to do with this to be able to get through and get out of there.
01:41:17.700in an effort to take all of these ships,
01:41:19.840many of these countries that have not weighed in either way at all on the Iran war,
01:41:23.560but they've just been stuck there to escort them through the Strait of Hormuz.
01:41:27.180A lot of people were curious on where this was actually going to happen or how it was going to happen through the Strait of Hormuz.
01:41:33.020But we just got this morning, there was a maritime report sent out from a UK-based organization that kind of showed where that was.
01:41:40.800So basically, they're sticking towards as close as they can to the Oman side through Omani territorial waters.
01:41:48.460And that's how they're getting through now.
01:41:50.260I'm not sure why oil prices would be going up.
01:41:52.960There was a rumor this morning that the Iranians had fired some missiles at an American warship, and that was going all over social media this morning.
01:42:02.600CENTCOM said that's completely false, that that did not happen.
01:42:06.660But I don't know if that affected oil prices at the start of that or what, but that now, as per the DOD, is not true at all.
01:42:14.520You know, it's amazing how people just don't look to the future.
01:42:17.020Here's a guy who is changing OPEC, changing the way oil works, opening up oil fields, you know, drilling sites, bringing the world a new system.
01:42:27.840And based on what we know works, oil, and everybody's bitching about gas prices.
01:42:34.020When gas prices went up last time, I didn't hear a lot of bitching about, not like this, gas prices going up.
01:42:41.020You know, you didn't hear the media say anything.
01:42:42.960And why were gas prices going up that time?
01:42:45.620because they were closing all of our power plants they were closing our refineries they were shutting
01:42:51.560down um our our drilling uh systems they they were they were shutting our our coal fire um
01:43:00.980electricity plants and and then tearing them down they had no plan for the future they had no plan
01:43:07.920and yet nobody was looking at it then long term and going hey you can't do that that's a really
01:43:13.500bad idea for the future and once again now we're in the opposite situation we just look at the the
01:43:19.000price of gasoline we're like oh well that's got to stop no well sometimes you know a short-term
01:43:24.580pain for some gain here on long term if we can get done what he's trying to do this is a really good
01:43:31.080thing i don't you know again i don't want to be the the flag bearer for you know high gas prices
01:43:38.780and war but i mean we're in it it's it's almost like we just oh just suicidal at times i'm not
01:43:46.200in a good mood today i guess because i'm just seeing this and and and then then i see the
01:43:50.240report from england did you see the latest you know nato in nato trump is pulling out
01:43:55.620what 5 000 troops in germany that leaves us that leaves us with about uh 30 000 troops
01:44:04.820that's a significant number of troops to be pulling out i mean you still have 30 000 but
01:44:10.180there's a lot of stuff that we do over in germany um and that's got to make the germans nervous and
01:44:16.760it should make everybody nervous over there i don't know if you saw this parliament actually
01:44:21.320said on the record they can fight an all-out war for 10 days 10 days um the defense has come out
01:44:31.060and said you know the the defense um ministers have come out and they've all said uh it's about
01:44:37.340a week that's seven days uh senior officials that have been talking out said they have several days
01:44:43.380that's five days of fighting they don't they're they're not replenishing any of their supplies
01:44:49.580they don't have anything more than five to ten days of all-out war i mean that's a sitting duck
01:44:56.440what good are what good are they as allies you can't even protect yourself for more than five
01:45:02.280days holy cow and that's that i mean that's why go ahead that's part of the this ridiculousness
01:45:11.900of the entire nato relationship because why would they you know why would they prepare for a
01:45:17.460sustained conflict when they've got you know big brother united states to come and protect them
01:45:21.960Meanwhile, while they never concentrate on that, they've got a ton of social welfare programs they can throw all that money into.
01:45:28.660And that's what they've been doing since World War II.
01:45:51.960our national debt uh if it wasn't for all this corruption i'll bet you a third of it
01:45:56.760is is all just in money that was corrupt and i don't i don't even mean corrupt like hey we gave
01:46:03.420it you know for you know turtle tunnels and experiments on you know african tribes and
01:46:10.460lesbians and i mean actual just corruption i think a third of it um what did they spend it on
01:46:19.220you get the national health care system of england really congratulations at least you got that
01:46:25.660wow all right more in a minute carol roth joins us next talk about the economy what's coming
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01:48:11.580welcome to the glenbeck program we're glad you're here uh thank you so much for listening with
01:48:19.400everything that's going on in the world and there's a lot want to bring carol roth in uh to
01:48:23.960talk a little bit about um well let's start with oil why did oil go up today uh carol when the
01:48:30.440president announced he was opening up and and protecting some ships going through you know
01:48:35.980So I think there's something you've heard of the boy who cries wolf problem, right? And unfortunately,
01:48:43.600I think that the president has a little bit of a straight will be open and safe problem.
01:48:50.440You know, some investors may put it to the side. And sometimes you see that in the stock market.
01:48:55.700But the hardcore investors, those who are in the bond market, those who are in the commodity market,
01:49:03.360they are looking at not what the president is saying directly, they're reading between the
01:49:08.580lines, and they're taking note of his actions, because the president happens to be very transparent
01:49:14.360if you know what you're looking for. And basically, every time the yields on the 10-year
01:49:20.540get into the range of about 4.4%, the administration, led by a very smart guy at the
01:49:27.640Treasury and Scott Besant starts to worry that we're going to have bond market dysfunction.
01:49:33.500And so the president comes out and says, everything is going to be good. Everything is
01:49:38.680going to be wrapped up here soon. We're taking care of everything in an effort to get those
01:49:44.900yields down and to buy them a little bit of space and a safety buffer. And if you are in the bond
01:49:51.500market, you're in the commodity market, you've noticed this pattern. And at some point, you don't
01:49:56.160believe it anymore. And obviously, the longer that this goes on, and the more tail there is,
01:50:03.220there's going to be on cost and economic consequences. So I think that you have,
01:50:08.540you know, in certain markets, or, you know, certainly, each one is individual in terms of
01:50:13.220how they're digesting information, it has different focuses. But I think that they have caught on to,
01:50:19.020you know, every time we hit this level, this is what the administration says, but we're not
01:50:23.280actually seeing an end to this conflict and you know investors who are very focused on geopolitics
01:50:31.680and oil and gas you believe that the strait at this point is closed indefinitely and that there's
01:50:37.600no clarity about what an opening date is really going to happen so even if ships apparently three
01:50:44.040american flag ships have gone through even if ships are going through now none of them had oil
01:50:49.880I think. But yeah, so, you know, obviously there would have to be a long extended, you know, not
01:50:57.360a one off situation or a three off situation, but there would have to be a return to some sense of
01:51:04.200normalcy and flow. And even then, that doesn't mean that there's, you know, definitely an end
01:51:10.000to the conflict. But, you know, that within the context is going to have a different read in terms
01:51:16.260of the market. And look, the reality is, Glenn, that the cost of gas and the cost of oil on a
01:51:24.620worldwide basis should be higher at this point in time. There has been a lot of concerted efforts
01:51:30.140in terms of strategic petroleum reserve releases across the world and other efforts to try to keep
01:51:36.640this down and keep a lid on it during the conflict. So even at the high levels that we're at, it could
01:51:43.080be worse and i think that again that's part of the calculus is how much runway is there to keep
01:51:50.240a lid on this over time and obviously the longer that it goes on the more you know longer term risk
01:51:55.960there is so the flying bananas are done this uh this weekend spirit airlines is uh is out and
01:52:04.100elizabeth warren when you know when she announced this with uh with joe biden that they weren't
01:52:09.380going to merge with jet blue uh she said that's a win for the republican win for biden well it's
01:52:16.160not a win for anybody who had you know tickets on a cheap airline to go someplace to go see grandma
01:52:21.440or go back to school or whatever it was that's not a win for you today all these people have
01:52:26.660lost their jobs the airline is closed the only ones that will win are the bigger airlines
01:52:31.160yeah the thing about the elizabeth warrens which has
01:52:35.880progressivism but basically liberalism in general at this point is that they are always wrong and
01:52:43.580never in doubt and this is a very dangerous combination because you know you can have this
01:52:50.120moral preening but it doesn't replace economic reality and they are so decoupled from the
01:52:57.380economic reality, either because they don't understand or because they don't care that they
01:53:02.560get to be Ralph Wiggum from The Simpsons. Oh, I did a thing. I helped. And no, you did not help.
01:53:08.240They take their victory lap. And then what happens is that long term, everybody suffers
01:53:13.900the consequences. M&A is part of my background. I'm a recovering investment banker. We see this
01:53:20.520all the time. You have a company that needs a lifeline and another company steps in and it's
01:53:26.440letting the market sorted out. Does it mean that that would have worked? I don't know. It's 50-50,
01:53:33.960but at least there would have been a chance. What they did is they took a struggling company
01:53:39.220and they said, no, you cannot have that lifeline. Look, we did a good thing. And like you said,
01:53:45.040now we have less choice. Now we have people who are out of a job. Now we have less of an
01:53:51.040opportunity for this to work its way out in the markets and in the system. And this isn't just
01:53:58.100about M&A. This is about minimum wage. This is about rent control. This is about every time
01:54:06.240they don't understand or don't care about economic reality, they want to do a thing.
01:54:12.020They want to do their Ralph Wiggum thing and be helping. And they're not helping and they're
01:54:15.860making it harder for americans to thrive to be successful and in some cases just to to afford
01:54:22.740the cost of living and unfortunately that's where we're at today well but you can't i'm sorry but i
01:54:30.180can't i can't give them the benefit of the doubt on this because every time i mean the the facts
01:54:37.220are out about minimum wage they're going to go and say there needs to be a minimum wage now
01:54:41.940there we're going to try to pass it in congress again um no especially not a national minimum
01:54:47.860wage what what somebody can live on in preston idaho is different than what somebody can live
01:54:53.180on in new york city that makes no sense whatsoever you put a national living wage together and it's
01:55:00.42025 bucks the people in small towns of america you will lose those jobs you will lose many of the
01:55:07.080jobs in the big cities because people can't afford that as a business. And the proof is there.
01:55:14.940They just never seem to want to look at it. Yeah. I mean, if you recall, I'm with you on this. If
01:55:20.920you recall, my second book was the war on small business, which talked about what happened during
01:55:25.980COVID and how there was this direct attack on the small businesses of the world. And the intention
01:55:32.420behind it is that small business equates to freedom. You know, small businesses are very
01:55:38.400independent, they're scattered geographically, and individually, they don't have the funds
01:55:43.940to support these candidates and the lobbying efforts and, you know, quote, unquote, you know,
01:55:49.600legally launder money, the way that big businesses can. And so, you know, they always talk about how
01:55:56.960it's Main Street's term, and we're here for the backbone of the economy. But at the end of the
01:56:01.780day they're not thinking about the economy they're thinking about their power and what consolidates
01:56:06.440their power is being in bed with the big guys which is why we have corporatism instead of
01:56:11.740capitalism these days and it seems to me that um these companies need to go through with it i just
01:56:20.320saw an interview with the mayor of seattle and she's like starbucks is not going to move they
01:56:24.900need us they need to be in seattle i don't think they do need you but they might have some loyalty
01:56:29.780to seattle but i have to tell you if i heard some somebody who had been marching revolutionaries in
01:56:35.900front of my business say that i would be so but i'm different i'd be like you know what wrap it
01:56:40.860up gang we're moving i don't care where we're moving to we're going to move to tennessee we're
01:56:44.240going to move to florida we're going to move to texas but we're moving that's it enough same in
01:56:48.620new york you come after these corporations are they actually going to move do you think
01:56:56.840I mean, we've seen it here in Chicago. Absolutely. Over time, they're going to be forced to do it.
01:57:02.220Ken Griffin, who was the founder of Citadel, which is a major financial services firm, got absolutely fed up with what was going on in the state and the attempt to to milk businesses, milk the, you know, quote unquote wealthiest people.
01:57:15.600And so he took his own tax base. He took a bunch of jobs and, oh, by the way, a lot of philanthropy.
01:57:22.100You know, he gave a lot of money to improve the city. And what we're seeing is it's not only him, but other wealthy people who have left. And the burden is now falling to the middle and working class.
01:57:34.100you have a bunch of people who are saying, I don't understand how my property tax bills keep
01:57:40.120going up. I don't understand why everything is getting more expensive here. It's because they're
01:57:45.340driving out the people who are giving the most dollars to the state in order to be able to
01:57:51.720operate. You think the state is going to all of a sudden peel back its budget? No, they're just
01:57:57.020going to continue to pass it on. So instead of growing the pie, they're shrinking the pie,
01:58:01.720and you have to eat a bigger piece of it in this case the pie is not delicious glenn yeah and it's
01:58:07.780sad because it are the ones who pay like spirit airlines it's the it's the poorest it's the
01:58:12.900poorest people you know nobody rich you know is riding spirit airlines it's just the people who
01:58:17.320are struggling you know day to day to get by who are or you know wanting to save money and spirit
01:58:22.380airlines was there for them and now they're not um can i switch subjects go ahead oh sure go ahead
01:58:29.320I was just going to say that they're going to, they're going to price people out of being able to take a vacation. The people who are at, you know, working hard, working class people are no longer going to be able to fly because the government had to get in the middle and say, I'm sorry, you can't have this choice.
01:58:47.180exactly right exactly right um you know we did our big uh celebration for america's 250 or freedom
01:58:54.340250 it's it's always confusing because freedom 250 is the conservatives doing something america's
01:59:00.180250 is the big corporate uh you know and progressive thing that wants to keep america
01:59:05.800kind of you know the american founding is problematic so we don't really want to focus
01:59:10.440on that that's an actual quote um but you know i remember i'm old enough to remember the bicentennial
01:59:16.020I remember in 1976, it was everywhere, everywhere, and there were products everywhere.
01:59:25.100I don't even see, I don't see any marketing of this at all anywhere.
01:59:32.680There was something that came out from Oreo in the last couple of days that they're doing
01:59:38.340a special edition Oreo with red, white, and blue filling in the middle.
01:59:43.520So, of course, my initial thought, like, OK, great. This is, you know, 250th anniversary celebration. Finally, we're going to see some merch. And no, they're doing it. They're calling it the firecracker popsicle edition instead of branding it with this huge celebrity.
02:00:01.440no, huge celebratory milestone. And it's just as, you know, not only a patriot who would buy,
02:00:09.720you know, every piece of merch that is out there because it's just, you know, fabulous and you
02:00:13.920can't get your hands on enough red, white, and blue and things that celebrate America. But as
02:00:18.020somebody who focuses today a lot on marketing and branding, you know, this is just leaving
02:00:23.700cash on the table. And the fact that no one in corporate America is stepping in to this
02:00:30.760celebration, I have seen almost no merchandise. And it's a shock because I would have thought
02:00:36.220the second we hit January 1st, we would have seen the American flag, red, white, and blue
02:00:41.140everywhere. It's been absolute radio silence. And now we have a product and they didn't even
02:00:46.420put the branding on it. Yeah. It's crazy. I didn't even know that about Oreo. That is nuts.
02:00:52.440If firecracker, what you can't say, I mean, who are you? Who else is marketing? I guess you can
02:00:57.440market those to to france and england as well they're red white and blue but i mean you know
02:01:02.320it's clear who they're for um thank you so much carol i appreciate it always good to let me tell
02:01:07.980you about let me tell you about the relief factor you know if you're one of those people who have
02:01:12.640lived with frequent or constant pain you've also rejected a few things out of hand the way i did
02:01:17.240about relief factor for a long long time i mean necessity is the uh mother of invention
02:01:27.020and we need some hard-headed you know types still need some convincing like me but we also need some
02:01:33.640people like my wife who are like would you stop would just do it and that's what i did she had
02:01:38.780heard the ads for relief factor i wasn't uh doing ads for relief factor she heard them and she said
02:01:44.060why don't you try that i said it's not gonna work it's all natural it's not gonna work i got real
02:01:47.800pain honey you don't understand man's pain and uh she's like uh-huh take this or i'm not gonna hear
02:01:53.120you whine she said and i said it's not gonna work she said fine then it says three weeks just take
02:01:58.140it for three weeks if it doesn't work well at the end of three weeks i was still like no i don't
02:02:01.580think it's working i mean i feel better but i think it's just me she's like uh-huh so stop
02:02:05.560taking it so i did pain came back and i'm like okay i'm gonna take it okay yes dear you were
02:02:10.080right that's what every man needs to learn yes dear you are right uh try relief factor i want
02:02:17.140you to get out of pain just try it try it for three weeks if it doesn't work you can stop taking
02:03:26.780and one of the scariest days of my life one of the scariest days i think you have your life too
02:03:33.540if you were there and you remember it uh and because we didn't have any answers we didn't have
02:03:38.620any answers we had the mayor of new york rudy giuliani and he was i thought he was an incredible
02:03:45.940mayor but 2001 it was he changed he wasn't just the mayor of new york he was the mayor of america
02:03:53.560for a while you know because it was you know the sirens wouldn't stop and the smoke was still
02:04:03.140coming out of the pit and the families were waiting for answers that nobody could give and
02:04:08.040And then he showed up, and he stood at ground zero with the firefighters, and he was covered in ash and the police officers that hadn't slept, and he told the country the truth the best he could.