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00:02:21.140 Hello, America.

00:02:22.720 It's Friday.

00:02:24.900 We're glad that you're here.

00:02:26.040 There's a lot going on.

00:02:27.400 We've got a lot of news to cover.

00:02:28.960 We're going to try to do a roundtable.

00:02:31.080 Stu is stopping in today, and we're going to get a look at the election from him.

00:02:37.080 There's...

00:02:38.280 The numbers are not good, are not good for the Republicans.

00:02:45.260 And meanwhile, this week, the Democrats have just gone insane.

00:02:49.860 And I don't know if you saw what Pritzker said yesterday or the day before,

00:02:54.820 but he is talking about a purge. If they get in in 2028, there will be a purge. And I think

00:03:01.020 they'll try to purge if they get the House and the Senate. We're in deep, deep trouble.

00:03:06.760 But let's just focus on the things that we can change today and do the right thing. We'll get

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00:04:32.400 uh so i want to i want to start with uh jd pritzker um he's talking about what is going to

00:04:40.300 happen in 2028 or 2029 when they win, assuming that they do win.

00:04:49.140 Listen to this.

00:04:50.760 What does a Project 2029 agenda look like for you?

00:04:56.020 I don't think you can speak of it in shorthand, but I'll just say a couple of things that

00:05:00.740 I think are absolutely necessary.

00:05:03.080 One is we've got to restore the rule of law, and that means holding people accountable

00:05:07.520 who've broken the law

00:05:09.240 and talking about in this administration

00:05:11.380 when we get a new one.

00:05:12.760 Stop, stop.

00:05:21.160 Jesus, sweet baby Jesus, be with me.

00:05:26.720 We have to restore the rule of law?

00:05:31.000 sweet baby jesus let me smell the hay in your manger we have to restore the rule 0.89

00:05:43.700 of law we have to punish the people who have broken the law

00:05:51.620 Come to me now, sweet Jesus

00:05:58.520 Before I lose my ever-loving mind

00:06:01.940 We have to punish those who have violated the law

00:06:08.780 Let me ask you this

00:06:13.240 Could we apply that maybe to the little people?

00:06:18.580 Could we apply that to people who are, I don't know 0.95

00:06:21.480 stealing from our treasury?

00:06:24.260 Could we apply that to, I don't know,

00:06:26.900 people who are stabbing people on the streets?

00:06:30.440 Could we maybe do that?

00:06:34.880 How about this one?

00:06:36.300 A damning study of over one million kids

00:06:39.500 finds myocarditis only in the vaccinated.

00:06:49.320 Can I ask you a question?

00:06:51.480 When will anyone pay any price for the millions of people that have died because of COVID?

00:07:04.280 When will anyone pay any price?

00:07:08.380 We're not even talking about stealing from people. 0.98

00:07:10.720 We are talking about killing people.

00:07:14.440 And quite honestly, follow the science.

00:07:21.480 Wow, baby Jesus just came to me.

00:07:24.140 Wow, thank you, Jesus.

00:07:25.480 Thank you.

00:07:26.520 Wow, because I almost said things that would have had the show canceled

00:07:30.540 and I would have been in court at FCC.

00:07:33.140 I would have been in FCC hell.

00:07:35.360 Thank you, sweet baby Jesus.

00:07:41.380 They knew.

00:07:43.000 They knew what they were doing, and they did it anyway.

00:07:46.580 And no one is going to pay any price.

00:07:49.840 But I guess if you're Donald Trump and you're trying to have ICE follow the law and go and get people who have stabbed people to death or raped children and have them deported, that, for some reason, that needs to be prosecuted.

00:08:14.140 But not COVID. Not the people stealing. Not the people raping children. None of that. Not the politicians who have been involved in all of this stuff. No, no, no. No, no, no. No. Gang, Marxists do the same thing. Marxists and Islamists do the same thing in the end.

00:08:40.160 When they get full power, what do they do?

00:08:43.580 What do they do?

00:08:44.960 They purge.

00:08:49.040 If they get power, they mean it because they do it.

00:08:55.740 This is what Marxists do.

00:08:59.600 They purge.

00:09:04.340 We, oh, he just visited me again.

00:09:08.180 oh thank you

00:09:10.840 we must come together

00:09:15.540 oh my gosh

00:09:16.700 look at this miracle that is happening

00:09:18.840 do you know

00:09:19.600 I mean I want to testify to you now

00:09:22.960 that Jesus

00:09:24.260 comes to you

00:09:26.200 when you really need him

00:09:28.540 I was about to lose my mind

00:09:32.720 and here I am

00:09:33.900 what two minutes later

00:09:35.160 about to say

00:09:36.020 we need to love one another

00:09:37.940 We need to stop this fighting with one another.

00:09:41.000 We need to find our way to one another.

00:09:43.440 We have to stop saying, that person is a traitor and you must hate them.

00:09:47.780 We have to stop all of that.

00:09:49.520 We have to come together.

00:09:51.600 The evil that we are fighting is so profound that we will lose.

00:10:01.700 and when we lose this time

00:10:05.540 and I'm not

00:10:06.640 the sweet baby Jesus grew up

00:10:10.700 he preached for a while

00:10:14.140 and because it pissed everybody off

00:10:19.060 they nailed him to a tree

00:10:21.280 he rose again for our sins

00:10:24.600 but he also promised

00:10:26.580 I'm coming back

00:10:28.920 the battle that we are approaching

00:10:33.980 may very well be

00:10:37.420 the final battle

00:10:39.240 before Jesus comes back

00:10:42.540 we need to love one another

00:10:49.240 because this one is all hands on deck

00:10:52.620 this is all hands on deck

00:10:55.520 there's a great sorting that is going on

00:10:59.920 and if you don't have the spirit as your guide

00:11:04.980 if you are not

00:11:06.040 if you are looking at everything politically

00:11:08.580 you're going to get lost

00:11:10.120 if you're looking at things because you're angry

00:11:14.260 you are going to end up on the wrong side

00:11:17.820 you won't think you are

00:11:19.600 but you will be

00:11:21.140 I

00:11:23.520 I can't believe I'm here.

00:11:28.140 What is happening to me?

00:11:29.620 I testify to you now

00:11:31.600 that we are going to be asked to stand,

00:11:39.460 but not slaughter.

00:11:44.820 And the way things are going,

00:11:48.880 everybody's getting so hyped up

00:11:51.920 that everyone is a mortal enemy

00:11:54.580 and a traitor

00:11:56.160 and our side would purge

00:11:59.700 just as much as their side would.

00:12:03.900 We are not immune.

00:12:05.840 That is a human trait.

00:12:08.100 And we are not to engage in that.

00:12:16.060 I suddenly know all of this is true.

00:12:20.660 It's coming.

00:12:21.920 and we are to love one another and be the example we stand for what is right

00:12:29.920 if somebody you know last night on that special it was an amazing special

00:12:35.600 i don't remember who said it um but one of our experts was talking about how the rape of children

00:12:44.320 is happening in

00:12:46.240 Sharia law. It's happening all over 0.99

00:12:50.540 the world. And

00:12:52.480 we have gotten

00:12:54.640 to this place to where we won't

00:12:56.540 judge it. And she was

00:12:58.540 raped as a child. 0.99

00:13:00.420 She was raped. She was 1.00

00:13:02.160 brutalized as a child by her

00:13:04.620 father. And the

00:13:06.680 school knew it. But the school

00:13:08.740 wouldn't do anything about it because

00:13:10.620 that's their culture.

00:13:12.060 and that's the problem we have gotten to this place to where we have just tried we have they

00:13:21.320 have twisted satan doesn't destroy first he perverts he takes what's good and he perverts it

00:13:29.400 and then he uses it and by him using it it destroys it he is the destroyer but he is the

00:13:38.020 great perverter first, and he has taken our best traits, our love, our compassion, our wanting to

00:13:48.160 get along, and he has perverted it to the point to where we will sit there and say that young girl

00:13:54.500 is being abused, but that's their culture. If that's their culture, then we must say that culture

00:14:02.660 is evil. And we have stopped saying that because our best human traits that come out in the

00:14:13.380 Western society, the best part of us is tolerance, is to get along, is to love one another.

00:14:22.720 But you must not love that.

00:14:29.740 It can't harden your heart.

00:14:32.440 You still need to be filled with compassion.

00:14:35.020 I have learned so much, just even in the last week.

00:14:44.140 We must still guard that best part of our culture and us.

00:14:50.060 but at the same time we have to be razor sharp on evil and call it by its name

00:14:59.360 what was done during covid was evil it was evil we had people in our own government conspiring

00:15:11.140 to make something absolutely deadly they knew exactly what they were doing but they had such

00:15:18.660 little value in human life that their little experiment was more important than millions of

00:15:26.280 people and we went to the most one of the most evil countries in the world China and we partnered 1.00

00:15:35.380 with them because they didn't have a problem doing it and our laws restricted us from doing it

00:15:41.140 So let's partner with them and do it in some crazy garage laboratory.

00:15:47.400 And it went out and then they covered it up.

00:15:50.600 And then the drug companies were excused and told,

00:15:57.680 don't worry about any kind of liability.

00:16:00.900 And they conspired with our own politicians all over the world

00:16:06.160 and they killed millions of people.

00:16:11.140 That's what happened, period.

00:16:13.720 That's the truth, period.

00:16:16.560 And it was evil, exclamation point.

00:16:30.000 I would be remiss if I didn't say one other thing.

00:16:38.520 I'm just looking up at the clock.

00:16:40.100 I'm already late.

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00:18:07.760 I mean, friends, since we're already here in the pew and our bubbles are open,

00:18:13.780 I would be remiss if I didn't say one other thing.

00:18:18.500 Last night at the beginning of the special,

00:18:20.700 Ricky was freaking out in the control room, she told me this morning,

00:18:23.940 because we were not more than 30 seconds in.

00:18:28.380 We had this open that really shows the problem.

00:18:32.560 We'll play it here for you in a minute.

00:18:33.800 and i'm watching it and i am overwhelmed by in in a moment where i there are a few things that i

00:18:45.660 know that i say that i know do not come from me this monologue a minute ago did not come from me

00:18:51.460 and i know it because it happens in an instant and what i was thinking i was going to do is

00:18:57.740 completely gone and i'm going some other way and i know i'm saying okay i'm not steering go ahead

00:19:04.660 um and one of those moments was that chalkboard that i did at fox the anarchists the communists

00:19:12.360 the islamists will all work together to destroy uh israel to stabilize europe and then finally 0.99

00:19:18.960 come over here and destroy the western world i know that didn't come from me and i had several 0.99

00:19:24.320 promptings um all the way through that time period fall on your sword on that do not stop

00:19:31.020 saying that that is true and so i obeyed and i did and last night at the beginning i'm watching

00:19:38.340 this open and it's showing where we really are and i realize we're in that battle now and i i

00:19:48.920 realize, you know, for a time there, I thought, you know, maybe this isn't going to happen. Maybe

00:19:56.420 that was, maybe we avoided it. Maybe we did something right. Maybe I was wrong, whatever it

00:20:01.560 was, maybe. And here we are now, 15 years later after that chalkboard, and I'm seeing that

00:20:09.360 and I'm watching this and I'm overwhelmed with two things. One, oh dear God, it wasn't wrong.

00:20:17.300 it was right and it's here and this is now that battle and here's the part i want to tell you

00:20:25.620 i was overwhelmed when we opened because i was overwhelmed with god is so good he is so good

00:20:36.280 he allowed me to share that with you 15 16 17 years before we are here he is not surprised by

00:20:51.440 anything and he is telling us he is engaged in this so no matter how scary things look

00:21:00.900 no matter what it is that we're facing he's not surprised by it and he knows it and he's prepared

00:21:09.320 and he's telling us what to do you may feel like he's not telling you what to do but he will

00:21:18.620 in the quiet ways he will everyone was born for a reason and maybe your time hasn't come yet

00:21:25.980 maybe you think you're doing things that he's telling you to do but you don't see any result

00:21:33.340 in it believe me you're not alone i feel that way every day and i know people say glenn it's

00:21:39.000 so easy to see i not for me it's not it's not

00:21:42.720 so even in those days where you you just don't think you make a difference

00:21:51.640 believe me you do you do and you're here for a reason and he's got it so no matter how bleak

00:22:01.240 things may be no matter how bad you feel open up your arms and say sweet baby jesus let me smell

00:22:11.560 that hay because you just witnessed you just saw it happen in real time i was so angry and i had

00:22:20.980 no intention of telling you all of this stuff. I didn't have any of this stuff in my head.

00:22:26.160 And I know it to be true. Okay. Let's just start over. Could I have the wheel back, please, Jesus?

00:22:35.360 I have a show to do. We have some bills to pay and some money to make and some laughs to be had.

00:22:42.660 So we'll get to all of those things in just a minute.

00:22:50.980 all right you might go your whole life without in you know ever encountering any kind of violence

00:23:05.040 in fact i hope for you you know that that's the way it is but i understand you know that you know

00:23:11.720 you can't always count on that being the case one of these days you or somebody you love might be

00:23:15.780 walking along minding your own business dangerous situation gonna land right in front of you my

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00:23:45.660 was followed by somebody um and she couldn't get away from him had to drive the police station and

00:23:51.100 she said oh the whole thing i kept thinking is i wish i had my burner launcher i wish i had my

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00:24:14.040 Torch insiders are raving about last night's special where Glenn exposed the enemy already at the gates.

00:24:19.020 If you missed it, it's available on demand now on the home and watch page at glennbeck.com slash torch.

00:24:43.420 last night we did our first uh special uh it was supposed to run 90 minutes ran about an hour

00:24:53.480 um because i just couldn't stop talking but uh it's um it was staggering um and

00:25:03.260 there's one thing and i'm going to talk about this later there's one

00:25:07.140 part of this that i have been struggling with especially in the last week or two

00:25:12.220 that I didn't know if I was right or not.

00:25:16.340 And I've really been struggling with it.

00:25:19.340 I've talked to a lot of people.

00:25:20.620 We're going to do something on it next week, hopefully.

00:25:24.880 But I didn't know if I was right.

00:25:27.140 And something came out in the special last night

00:25:31.040 that I'm watching and I'm like,

00:25:33.200 oh my gosh, I know this is right now.

00:25:36.800 I know this is right now.

00:25:38.020 I want to talk to you about it.

00:25:38.840 But here's how the special started.

00:25:40.700 Listen.

00:25:42.220 Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord.

00:25:49.220 He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored.

00:25:57.220 He hath loosed the fateful lightning of his terrible swift sword.

00:26:01.220 His truth is marching on.

00:26:05.220 glory glory hallelujah glory glory this truth is marching on look islam will enter every household 0.99

00:26:17.380 whether you like it or not why am i in america we are in this country

00:26:22.500 purely for the sake of allah well the statue of liberty is actually mustapher the monic bearer 1.00

00:26:29.460 Only a torch of light.

00:26:31.960 Shocked? Well, you shouldn't be.

00:26:34.500 Muslim holy wars date back to ancient times when Islam grew rapidly throughout.

00:26:40.220 And with it, Christian and Jewish cities, like the Holy Land of Jerusalem, were violently overrun.

00:26:47.940 Jihad marks the beginning of American history as well. 0.93

00:26:51.840 In 1785, Day Mohammed of Algier declared war on the United States. 0.96

00:26:57.080 And for Muslim pirates in the region, it became open season to capture American vessels. 0.99

00:27:03.660 U.S. seamen were captured and enslaved.

00:27:06.400 They were tortured until they agreed to convert to Islam.

00:27:09.580 And women were sold to be married. 0.51

00:27:12.200 And the battle to preserve the Judeo-Christian Western world from Islamists has never ended. 1.00

00:27:17.620 The religion of Islam will enter every household.

00:27:21.520 This is the land of Allah, as every land is the land of Allah.

00:27:24.660 The Western world might think our days battling radical Islam are mostly over, 0.74

00:27:43.400 or that we left them behind, just like we did the days of George W. Bush dodging Iraqi shoes 0.72

00:27:49.840 and the Afghanistan mess and names like Saddam Hussein.

00:27:54.660 Or you might think Islamism is reserved for the Middle East, for countries too far to

00:28:00.920 care about, too weak to fight back.

00:28:03.580 It's a terrifying way of thinking, really, because it couldn't be further from the truth.

00:28:08.280 See, while America, while Europe, took a sigh of relief after the War on Terror supposedly

00:28:14.160 ended, while the West became increasingly distracted by Washington, D.C. and by technology,

00:28:20.980 And by adding pronoun declarations to automatic signatures, Islamists regrouped, they strategized,

00:28:29.040 and they devised a new blueprint to overtake our home with a plan that is arguably more

00:28:35.020 terrifying than any of the others that we've seen before.

00:28:38.360 We don't say that Islam is here to coexist. 1.00

00:28:41.040 This religion is said to dominate the world.

00:28:43.740 It sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat.

00:28:47.520 He is sifting out the hearts of all before his judgment seat.

00:28:51.620 Oh, be swift my soul to answer him.

00:28:54.580 Be jubilant my feet.

00:28:57.760 Our God is marching on.

00:29:00.400 Like termites building colonies hidden from view,

00:29:04.740 they snuck underground.

00:29:06.600 They waited.

00:29:07.760 They infiltrated.

00:29:09.300 They attacked from within.

00:29:11.320 And while a war rages overseas,

00:29:14.100 while it seems we're facing victory against Islamist tyrants thousands of 0.99

00:29:18.720 miles away, we're losing the battle against their ideological counterparts

00:29:23.200 here at home. And they took hold of America with such cold, tightly gripped

00:29:29.100 claws that I fear they're never gonna let go. Like oil and vinegar, shadow and

00:29:36.240 son, the Islamist way of life, Sharia law, is incompatible with the Western world, with 1.00

00:29:44.380 your hopes and your dreams for your kids' future. Incompatible with freedom. An ideology

00:29:53.320 that supports this? We don't want a law banning children from marrying, because it is against

00:29:59.120 our teaching, the Prophet's instruction, and the Quran. Cannot coincide with this. Today, 0.99

00:30:05.240 thousands of young girls flocked to UT's campus for the annual STEM Girls Day

00:30:10.280 exploring math and science. In the beauty of the lilies Christ was born across the

00:30:15.920 sea with a glory in his bosom that transfigures you and me. As he died to

00:30:21.360 make us holy let us die to make men free while God is marching on. One side must 0.97

00:30:27.920 win. So tonight, we learn, and we begin to ideologically wake up and fight back.

00:30:37.760 The battle for freedom, for goodness, wages on. Glory, glory, hallelujah. Glory, glory,

00:30:49.280 his truth is marching on.

00:30:51.000 that was the beginning of our special last night um and um we thank everybody who is a torch

00:30:59.820 subscriber um for watching it it is going to be released on youtube hopefully we can get it out

00:31:05.400 next week but it is um it is going to be have to be so highly edited i mean we played just the

00:31:13.400 commercial on youtube and gone um on x it had the black box covering it saying that we had a graphic

00:31:22.980 warning yeah we had a graphic warning for one clip that was maybe 10 seconds uh in the commercial

00:31:30.140 for it um and x had to say no um or at least caution youtube is not going to let this thing

00:31:39.880 run um and uh so we are going to edit it and get it as as as much of it on the air as possible but

00:31:48.660 you won't understand all of it unless you're really you're seeing the full picture and i have

00:31:54.320 to tell you i've i've studied this now for 25 30 years since since 9-11 i have been studying this

00:32:02.260 i have been learning this i have been on top of this um and there were there were things that

00:32:08.000 just congealed so strongly in my head uh last night um the red green alliance i i understood

00:32:18.720 it in a different way because the way we put this this this special you've never seen anything like

00:32:24.280 this we've never done anything like this i don't think anybody has it was a live documentary um

00:32:29.420 and um the way it all came together as i'm at a chalkboard i'm i'm like you know off script this

00:32:37.320 this is progressivism this is progressivism they have learned from us what we told you last night

00:32:45.700 about the alliance that they're making on our native american lands it is deep progressivism

00:32:52.320 and you'll see it is one in the same it has it has merged so deeply now and you know one of the

00:33:01.880 other things that i learned um and i didn't i knew parts of it but i didn't know until it was

00:33:07.300 all coming together last night you know october 7th hurt hamas and hezbollah deeply especially

00:33:16.840 in the middle east in the middle east it's being dismantled and the the islamic nations know 0.98

00:33:23.540 exactly what it is and they're standing against it and they're banning it in their own areas um

00:33:30.180 You know, the thing about, what was it, the UAE, they're no longer sending their students.

00:33:35.820 They will not pay for students, their citizens, to go have education abroad in England because they say England is a hotbed for Islamic radicalism.

00:33:51.580 they're saying their students are going over to england going to cambridge going to these places

00:33:57.760 and they are coming back islamic radicals the uae is saying that

00:34:03.400 so they're wide awake on what's going on but we're not so while that's all being dismantled

00:34:12.800 in the middle east that they are putting in things saying go don't do this don't do that

00:34:17.000 We've got to stop these people.

00:34:18.940 We're still welcoming them, and their radicalization after October 7th

00:34:24.980 became much, much worse.

00:34:27.020 Much worse.

00:34:29.240 Glenn, when we put the censored version of this special on YouTube,

00:34:32.560 can we edit out the crying? 0.99

00:34:34.560 Shut up. 1.00

00:34:35.500 Shut up. 1.00

00:34:36.180 I wasn't crying. 1.00

00:34:37.460 I held myself together.

00:34:38.880 I was moved.

00:34:40.000 I was moved.

00:34:41.100 It's that good, guys.

00:34:42.400 It is really, really good.

00:34:44.280 One other thing on it that I'm thrilled, because I have been saying something, and I've had pushback on it from people I really respect, and I thought, I'm not sure if I'm right, and I've been doing my homework behind the scenes.

00:35:05.900 But what I've been saying to you is there's a difference between Islam and Islamist and Islamicism. 0.93

00:35:14.000 And really smart people will say there is no difference.

00:35:17.980 There is no difference.

00:35:19.320 If you're a Muslim, you're in it. 1.00

00:35:22.160 And that didn't feel right to me.

00:35:24.600 But I didn't know for sure.

00:35:27.900 And last night, we showed you some facts.

00:35:30.660 I mean, it was full of facts and the documents and the testimony and everything else.

00:35:37.020 I showed you that, I think it was around 2010, there was this radical Muslim Brotherhood-style group that started buying up all of the mosques here in America. 0.64

00:35:53.160 and and when that started to happen i can't remember the year but when that started to happen

00:36:00.820 the regular american muslim started crying out to the government for help we are being taken over

00:36:09.280 by hardliners help help help stop this stop this stop this and we didn't do anything we didn't do

00:36:15.980 anything. And when I heard that, I thought, there's your evidence. There are Muslims,

00:36:24.440 lots of Muslims, that are saying, I don't want anything to do with this. Care is absolutely 1.00

00:36:32.680 not helpful, let me just say it that way, and should not be listened to. Care, they did a study

00:36:40.820 on care they ask muslims because they say they represent the muslim american what was it was it

00:36:48.680 six percent or ten percent of muslims when asked who is your representation who represents you and

00:36:55.420 they had a list of the care got like six percent or ten percent they don't represent the average

00:37:00.880 they know what is happening but if we don't stand with them if we're not firm

00:37:08.380 they have no place to go because they'll be killed first and as ryan said in the ryan morrow one of

00:37:18.120 the researchers he said some of the strongest tips i get some of the some of the stuff that

00:37:24.100 is the most potent where i'm like oh my gosh that guy is a terrorist he's like it's an american

00:37:30.560 muslim that is turning them in is saying look i i have to be really quiet on this because i'll be 0.79

00:37:36.860 killed and my family will be killed but this is what's going on in my mosque and help help help 0.84

00:37:41.920 so there is a difference there is a huge difference and we're going to give you some

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00:39:39.320 stipulation this is not about muslims as people it's not about your neighbors this is not about 0.63

00:39:45.780 religious freedom this is about political islam islamism it is not the same thing as 0.74

00:39:54.660 islam or so i believe although that is debatable we are talking about a an ideology stop there

00:40:02.900 that is at the beginning of the special my opinion changed on that i added that was not in the script

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00:40:26.280 uh in south carolina hello ron quickly we've got just about a minute hey what's up hey how you

00:40:32.240 doing good um i wanted to find out what as american citizens we can do to help stop the

00:40:41.900 red green alliance so one of the things that you can do and i i hope that ron de santis will come

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00:41:00.700 he just passed a sweeping law in florida with teeth and that's what has to happen every state

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00:41:24.660 There are things, and I hope to have some people on next week that can talk specifically about this,

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00:44:20.240 so the new prime minister of japan uh is at the white house yesterday and runs up

00:44:28.800 to Donald Trump and hugs him I'm telling you she's a robot that's a Japanese 1.00

00:44:35.360 robot Japanese people don't behave that way it was an amazing scene but then 1.00

00:44:40.340 they get into the oval and I'm telling you Donald Trump is the funniest by far

00:44:47.400 the funniest president comedian I think we've ever had as president of the

00:44:54.900 United States I don't think there's anybody funnier what he said in a press

00:44:58.260 conference wow uh we have to play it for you uh coming up in just a second and the news of the

00:45:05.300 day and the week by the way pray for chuck norris chuck norris was hospitalized uh he was in his

00:45:11.640 home in hawaii uh and something happened don't know exactly what happened but pray for chuck

00:45:16.800 and gina norris uh i mean the guy is an icon and they together the two of them have done more for

00:45:22.760 kids in America than a lot of us combined.

00:45:27.500 So pray for Chuck as he is in the

00:45:30.200 hospital. Okay, we're going to get to the show here in just a second. First, give me 60 seconds to tell you about

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00:47:08.380 okay i've gotta gotta play this this is donald trump yesterday with the prime minister of japan

00:47:21.000 and a japanese reporter said why didn't you tell your allies why didn't you tell japan before

00:47:28.640 the war listen to what he said of course no uh japan and u.s are very uh good friends but

00:47:37.640 uh one question why didn't you tell u.s allies uh in europe and asia like japan

00:47:45.200 about the war before attacking iran so we are very confused about we japanese well one thing

00:47:52.020 you don't want to signal too much you know when we go in we went in very hard and we didn't tell

00:47:57.500 anybody about it because we wanted surprise who knows better about surprise in japan

00:48:03.580 okay why didn't you tell me about pearl harbor okay right he's asking me uh now you believe

00:48:13.280 in surprise i think much more so than us and uh we had a surprise and we did

00:48:19.740 uh okay let's joke with the people of japan uh i think enough time has passed i think i think the

00:48:31.120 statute of limitations it's like making an abraham lincoln assassination joke i think i think we're

00:48:35.940 there you know i think we can i think we could do it you know like john f kennedy what was on his

00:48:41.720 mind i don't know his mind was probably on the trunk of the car uh you know that kind of stuff

00:48:47.240 I think we're past the statute of limitations.

00:48:49.160 We can make horrible jokes.

00:48:50.960 It's not polite.

00:48:51.900 I shouldn't have made that joke. 0.98

00:48:53.120 I know I'm going to burn in hell for it.

00:48:55.000 Baby Jesus, let me smell your sweet hay of the manger again. 0.52

00:48:58.660 But I think we can get over it.

00:49:00.960 But no, what president does that?

00:49:02.980 What president does that?

00:49:04.800 The greatest president of all time.

00:49:06.260 I mean, he is just, you are, if you don't find him funny, if you don't get that he is trolling almost all the time,

00:49:14.160 you've missed a sweet sweet fun ride he's improving network ratings with stuff like this

00:49:21.360 and melissa chen brilliant woman you should follow her on x ms mel chen she actually collected some

00:49:27.660 of his greatest hits uh remember when he told aragon that he knows about rigged elections

00:49:33.380 better than anybody oh my gosh that was a good one uh we had the trump trump sprays the syrian

00:49:39.660 president with cologne and he asks how many wives he has this is this last term uh you got that

00:49:46.380 fatty north korean guy uh who loves nukes uh and this was a few i think it was during his first 0.90

00:49:51.760 term he said so we look nice and handsome and thin this guy we don't deserve him what i love

00:49:59.720 about that was all the the faces of the japanese press pool looking at each other with that is it

00:50:04.360 too soon to make that joke comment.

00:50:06.960 They didn't really know. Can we laugh

00:50:08.500 too? I don't know.

00:50:10.980 This is uncharted water.

00:50:12.360 Oh man, I love it. I just love it.

00:50:14.840 Hey,

00:50:15.420 I just got bad news.

00:50:20.100 It looks like Chuck Norris has died.

00:50:23.360 The news just broke

00:50:24.320 while we were talking about Japan.

00:50:30.800 He's a friend of mine.

00:50:34.360 we have known each other for the longest time.

00:50:42.940 He was one of the most giving men I have ever met,

00:50:53.000 and completely normal, completely normal.

00:50:59.320 Here's a guy who is known all over the world.

00:51:04.360 is a megastar. Everywhere he goes, everyone loves him. And he was Chuck. He was just a normal guy

00:51:16.700 who dedicated himself to making the lives of children better. He knew that the discipline

00:51:28.440 of martial arts would change people.

00:51:35.560 And he started a program here in Texas

00:51:39.900 in some of the harder-hit areas in Texas

00:51:45.260 where kids didn't have dads.

00:51:48.600 They were falling into drugs and everything else.

00:51:51.420 And so he started his Kickstart program.

00:51:54.960 and it changed kids.

00:52:02.080 My son was really struggling when he was younger

00:52:05.020 and we were over at Chuck and Gina's house

00:52:10.020 and we stayed overnight.

00:52:19.260 And the next morning, I see him and my son

00:52:23.060 walking outside

00:52:25.740 he said

00:52:32.360 I'm sending somebody to your house

00:52:36.580 because I see greatness in you

00:52:40.640 and I know you're struggling

00:52:43.040 I'm sending somebody to your house

00:52:47.900 to get you started

00:52:50.320 on your black belt

00:52:52.420 because once you learn this discipline

00:52:58.720 everything will change in your life

00:53:03.200 and it wasn't because it was my son or me

00:53:10.440 that's the way he was

00:53:12.520 with everyone's son or daughter

00:53:19.300 I can't tell you I have met a bigger star than Chuck Norris

00:53:29.960 a man who has accomplished more in his life than Chuck Norris

00:53:34.720 and a more regular guy than Chuck Norris

00:53:40.180 a lot of that had to do with his wife Gina

00:53:46.640 and I would ask that you pray for Gina.

00:53:55.200 She was a titan.

00:54:01.060 I was like, you know, Chuck Norris, you can't hurt Chuck Norris.

00:54:04.200 You know why you can't hurt Chuck Norris? 0.95

00:54:06.240 Gina will punch you in the face if you come after her husband. 1.00

00:54:14.480 She's an amazing woman. 0.99

00:54:16.640 And the two of them together were dynamo, an absolute dynamo.

00:54:23.500 And he has left more than jokes on how tough he is behind.

00:54:29.340 He has left a legacy of good and strong young men and women.

00:54:38.240 So our thoughts are with Gina Norris and the family on the passing of Chuck Norris.

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00:56:00.860 ricky just told me she just saw oh yeah the memes are coming in you guys know the memes about chuck

00:56:18.820 uh he doesn't sleep he waits when he doesn't swim he's when he swims he doesn't get wet

00:56:24.040 um there was one that just replied to the post about him passing and they said chuck

00:56:30.180 norris doesn't die he left to beat up the grim reaper do you know the story behind those jokes

00:56:36.840 no tell me

00:56:37.880 i'm sitting there and i and and we were telling chuck norris jokes with him about his favorites

00:56:46.740 and everything else and uh i said how how how did this happen and he said gina comes in one day

00:56:57.600 and he said there are these jokes that they're seeing and i think it was even before the internet

00:57:02.920 i don't remember but they see these jokes going around and she's like this has got to stop this

00:57:10.680 has got to stop and he's like i think they're kind of funny but okay and their son gina is talking

00:57:20.440 to their son and she said this gotta stop him he said mom uh-uh this makes dad more popular

00:57:30.380 than ever she's like really they had no idea but somebody had started it and it just went on and

00:57:40.520 made him really into much bigger of a legend than he ever was do you think the memes that

00:57:45.900 we're starting to see about george ai will make you a legend no but it'll make him hot and sexy

00:57:52.620 do we have any porn music or anything sarah because i don't know did you see this yeah

00:57:58.060 oh yeah where is that story you have the headline this is from vanity fair

00:58:04.760 stand by while we have the sexy music yeah vanity fair uh you know tears george ai apart and says

00:58:14.360 it's, you know, Glenn Beck's words, which it absolutely is not, cannot be, shows they have

00:58:18.980 no understanding whatsoever of what George AI actually is. They just think it's ChatGPT.

00:58:25.920 It's not. It's only the words of the founders. Okay, I have the headline here. This is a massive

00:58:33.180 story. I love that Vanity Fair covered you. They're considered a prestigious magazine,

00:58:39.060 so I don't know why they're covering you.

00:58:41.240 Glenn Beck's AI George Washington 0.99

00:58:43.360 is a right-wing sexual fantasy. 0.94

00:58:46.800 A presidential biographer fact-checks 0.97

00:58:48.820 the historically inaccurate digital president

00:58:51.140 who has been artificially enhanced

00:58:52.760 with modern-day aesthetics and ideas.

00:58:55.780 Glenn.

00:58:56.380 There is no modern-day idea.

00:58:58.400 It has no information past 18.

00:59:01.900 We're going to make...

00:59:03.280 Once we get this down and I'm ready to release it,

00:59:05.840 we'll give you the algorithm.

00:59:08.000 We'll give you the code.

00:59:09.060 so you can see exactly how it can work nobody you're not gonna be able to read the code i can't

00:59:14.020 read the code but anybody who's an expert will go oh well i guess it can't do what they're saying

00:59:20.200 it can do but here's the important part they thought they thought he was hot and sexy oh yeah 0.94

00:59:26.120 oh yeah baby taxation without representation oh yeah sarah help like it was funny for a second

00:59:37.680 and now I'm ready to go home.

00:59:41.620 By the way, did you see Kathy Hochul

00:59:43.460 just came out in an interview and said,

00:59:46.680 rich people are leaving our state

00:59:49.800 because of high taxes.

00:59:52.960 No.

00:59:53.980 And she begged them to come back.

00:59:56.140 This is insane.

00:59:58.680 Why would you go back?

01:00:00.480 First of all, it's a little late.

01:00:03.200 I moved.

01:00:04.500 I pulled up.

01:00:05.400 Do you know rich people?

01:00:06.920 you know what they have to do to get out of new york i i have some friends who have moved out of

01:00:13.320 new york who have money and they were like glenn you can't believe the hurdles they have put they

01:00:18.700 they are putting checks on you for like two years you do anything in new york you haven't you you

01:00:26.760 go to your doctor in new york you're flying back and forth to go to the doctor uh-uh you're not

01:00:32.520 actually out of new york it is insane what they have done to make sure they trap you and get all

01:00:40.400 of the tax dollars that they could possibly squeeze out of you so you can sell your house

01:00:45.260 you can move your business but if you're still doing things in new york they will claim that

01:00:51.280 you actually haven't completely detached from new york so they deserve some of your tax dollars

01:00:56.480 it's nuts what no so i it's the same in california and when i finally got out of it

01:01:04.480 cal i got out of california went back to texas they contacted me 24 months later so i had been

01:01:12.020 working in texas didn't owe a dime to the state of california 24 months later they're sending me

01:01:18.760 letters in the mail saying i owe them all this money i'm like what are you talking about i don't

01:01:22.800 even live there. Like what in what in what world? Finally, I could not ignore them. I just like

01:01:27.860 piled them up in the corner. Finally, they were threatening legal action. So I had to talk to a

01:01:32.100 woman on the phone with their tax board. She would not listen to me. She was just reading off of a 0.59

01:01:37.360 computer like, yeah, but you owe this, you owe this. I was like, ma'am, listen to me. This is

01:01:42.220 when I moved. This is when I started working. So if you look at that, how do I owe the state of

01:01:47.860 california money and she goes sir now oh wait a minute that is kind of weird that is kind of weird

01:01:54.080 how often does this happen all the time and how many people actually pay it because they get

01:02:01.780 they're afraid yeah they don't they think uh they they're gonna win i don't want this hassle i'll

01:02:06.880 just pay it how many people actually just pay it these people i'm telling you didn't they just pass

01:02:12.960 in California?

01:02:14.560 Didn't they just pass another tax

01:02:16.220 of like 5% if you're selling your house?

01:02:19.780 Right?

01:02:21.300 Did you guys hear that?

01:02:22.860 I think it was in our morning brief

01:02:24.680 newsletter yesterday that you can get at glennbeck.com.

01:02:27.000 There was also another headline today

01:02:28.740 in our newsletter

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01:02:33.800 Mom Donnie urges the state to

01:02:35.660 slash the death tax threshold

01:02:37.620 from

01:02:38.520 $7.3 million

01:02:41.220 to $750,000.

01:02:45.480 And he also wants to increase the top rate

01:02:47.540 from 16% to 50%.

01:02:50.160 55-0?

01:02:51.740 5-0.

01:02:53.980 From 16% to 50%?

01:02:56.500 Yeah, so you could never die.

01:02:57.800 You could never die in New York.

01:03:01.020 But he can't do that.

01:03:02.480 I mean, that's a state thing,

01:03:03.540 so he can't do that.

01:03:05.220 He's basically just projecting

01:03:06.640 to the rest of his people,

01:03:07.700 well, I'd love to do these things.

01:03:09.580 I'd love to provide utopia,

01:03:10.860 but you know it's because of that governor and you know the state and 750 000 in new york city

01:03:16.540 is middle class right they're all in hostels unbelievable that's but remember gang remember 0.88

01:03:23.480 it's only for the rich and you'll notice you're never going to get the money from the billionaires

01:03:29.280 you're never going to get it you know i talked to tony robbins he wrote a book i don't remember

01:03:36.500 about investing in things.

01:03:38.580 And he said to me in this interview,

01:03:40.360 he's like, Glenn, it is criminal.

01:03:42.120 When you understand what the wealthy

01:03:44.940 actually have access to,

01:03:47.460 they have access to things

01:03:49.040 and then can do things that no one else can do

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01:03:59.000 the average person should be able to do this.

01:04:02.140 And we were having this conversation.

01:04:03.460 you're never going to get the money from the big guys you're going to get the money from the people

01:04:09.220 who are building small businesses okay they're just starting out they're just starting to crack

01:04:15.360 out and they could they could become very wealthy they could become a big you know manufacturer a

01:04:21.980 big company but the taxes keep them in that box meanwhile the bezos and everybody else you're 0.99

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01:06:57.500 the studio Stu Breguier hello Stu Glenn Beck how are you good man how are you very good good it's

01:07:04.940 great to see you guys uh back in back in uh in Texas yeah uh I uh I have been wanting to talk

01:07:12.680 to you about the war about the numbers you're seeing because you're starting a new show in

01:07:17.980 april called uh predictable uh and it's all on the prediction markets and i've wanted to talk

01:07:24.560 to you about this on what what are the what are the markets saying about price of oil how long

01:07:30.060 this is going to last uh you know the the economy what is it going to do to the election did you see

01:07:37.300 the latest from cnn yeah yeah yeah listen to this president trump had a net positive rating

01:07:44.680 of 11 points on the economy 11 points it has fallen by 71 points to a net negative rating of 60

01:07:56.400 cnn is saying you don't win an election uh with those kinds of numbers especially on the economy

01:08:07.240 It's the lowest.

01:08:08.400 He now has a negative 41-point rating on the election.

01:08:15.340 I'm sorry, on the economy.

01:08:16.420 A 41-point net negative on the economy.

01:08:21.860 This is always about the economy.

01:08:24.140 How does he turn this around?

01:08:26.440 How does anyone win with GOP?

01:08:30.340 Well, I mean, it's particularly a problem for him

01:08:34.220 because it's really one of his big strengths, right?

01:08:36.580 You know, you come into, he was elected in 2024

01:08:40.440 to a large extent, because people remember 2019, right?

01:08:46.180 They remembered what it was like last time

01:08:48.000 this guy was president in the United States.

01:08:49.940 The economy was roaring.

01:08:51.040 People love that.

01:08:52.760 And, you know, you look at it now

01:08:55.020 and what you're seeing at the top of the line,

01:08:58.080 what everyone's talking about, obviously at the moment,

01:09:00.540 is $115 a barrel of oil, right?

01:09:03.760 gas prices you see the latest they're now predicting 160 are you you've talked about

01:09:09.800 this 100 times oh no we don't we don't survive 160 yeah it's a pretty extended period yeah if

01:09:15.040 you have we had 130 a barrel oil for three months and that's what broke broke us in 2008 you have

01:09:23.260 160 maybe three months maybe maybe three months before the economy just spirals out of control

01:09:30.060 And this time, it's the global economy.

01:09:32.820 It's all of it.

01:09:33.920 Yeah, it's a real problem.

01:09:35.380 And I did a little spring break trip with my kids this week in Texas.

01:09:40.360 So you go for a road trip.

01:09:41.840 I can't remember the last time I did a road trip, right?

01:09:45.000 And you're driving for two or three hours down the highway, and you pull off, you get lunch, you stop at the gas station.

01:09:54.160 And my eyes are popping.

01:09:56.420 In Texas.

01:09:57.440 In Texas.

01:09:57.800 I couldn't believe some of the prices.

01:09:59.860 I mean, you know, diesel was up over $5 a gallon.

01:10:04.140 Diesel is, what was it, up 70 cents or something just recently?

01:10:09.220 It's way through.

01:10:10.520 I mean, and that's where your price of groceries and everything else goes up because now moving it from one place to another with diesel, I mean, this is not good.

01:10:21.360 Yeah.

01:10:21.640 And Trump's 2024 election was built basically on three things.

01:10:24.580 One was affordability, right?

01:10:25.900 People believed the economy would improve with him.

01:10:28.340 They remembered his economy from 2019. They remembered also how what a good job he did on the border and expected more on the border.

01:10:34.860 That's also deteriorated, you know, and that is more.

01:10:39.040 How is that deteriorating? People like what he when you say the border, right?

01:10:44.320 That means, you know, immigration generally, I think when when people talk about his border specific policies, they're actually still pretty popular.

01:10:51.380 You know, he's held that pretty well and they've done a good job of the border as far as limiting illegal immigration.

01:10:56.200 what people don't like is the stuff that gets promoted in the media right they don't like

01:11:00.460 when there's fighting in the streets between police officers and protesters how is that his

01:11:04.880 fault i don't think it is i don't think it's clear uh they don't like they didn't like the

01:11:11.380 minneapolis situation right and look not his fault again i agree but trump i think also recognized

01:11:16.780 that there are big changes right christy noem is no longer in office or at least in the in the

01:11:22.200 process uh you have uh you know other big border uh officials were being removed you know he wanted

01:11:29.560 he put tom home in there for a reason to kind of give a more professionalized version of what he's

01:11:34.780 trying to do but still tough as nails i think it was a brilliant brilliant move i mean he's just

01:11:39.260 he's one of those guys it's really tough i mean he got awards from barack obama i know right so

01:11:43.120 it's really difficult to smear him like they want to smear him so that's a part two and then part

01:11:47.880 three, of course, was the easy part, which was not being Joe Biden. A lot of this was just related

01:11:53.020 to, hey, we can't have this guy anymore. I would say there was a fourth thing, though, and that was

01:11:58.080 we're never going to get into these wars. And I think that's unfair to say we're never going to

01:12:04.960 get into these wars. What that means is we're never going to get into one of these never-ending

01:12:10.140 you know uh middle eastern wars again um and i'm not sure that's what we're in but we might be

01:12:17.100 in one of those i mean only time will tell anybody who says oh it's going to be over or it's going to

01:12:22.020 be the worst ever you don't have any idea nobody has any idea what how this is going to end we

01:12:27.400 should pray for the best we have a lot of historical evidence on what donald trump wants

01:12:33.240 to do in these situations and that is to keep it short right you know we i was thinking about this

01:12:38.320 uh as you know by the way i'm sorry for over sleeping for the last seven weeks um oops um but

01:12:45.700 it was over the last few weeks it's weird because you step away from doing the daily show this is

01:12:50.180 like yesterday was my last stu does america show on blaze tv um and you know we're starting a new

01:12:54.680 show with dave landau the comedian coming up in april um and this is the first day i haven't had

01:13:00.560 a show like on my schedule other than vacation days for 30 years and of course here i am um but

01:13:08.960 it's funny because like thinking about this and stepping back i was thinking about donald trump

01:13:14.180 um and his approach here which is something different than i think we've seen from previous

01:13:18.540 presidents and i mean i think i have a little bit more to it than just that i hope so because that's

01:13:27.520 the most obvious thing i've ever heard you know i was thinking about it deeply i think donald trump's

01:13:31.420 unique uh okay but he you know we for a very long time the criticism of what the united states did

01:13:40.200 was summarized a lot of times by libertarian types but i think a lot of people with this

01:13:45.520 idea of we don't want to be the world's policeman right right we still don't we right we don't want

01:13:51.000 to be the world's policeman and that was what that meant was we don't want to be involved in

01:13:57.180 wars constantly and rebuilding societies and and you know nation building nation building all over

01:14:02.540 the world but when you think about the phrase specifically being the world's policeman wouldn't

01:14:09.080 entail that right i wouldn't keep that's not what police do police what police do is when something

01:14:15.380 goes they stay out of your business in theory right not maybe not as much as we'd want sometimes

01:14:19.200 like when i'm going five miles an hour over the speed limit but generally speaking they stay out

01:14:23.520 of your business until something happens and then they show up and they say wait a minute this has

01:14:27.700 gone over the line we're doing crowd control where this has gone over the line you're under arrest

01:14:31.920 right that's how it's i kind of think that's donald trump's actual approach i don't think

01:14:38.160 he'd describe it that way but i think he's seeing it as more of an actual world's policeman which is

01:14:43.880 when things get really crazy he steps in for a short amount of time police officers don't come

01:14:49.360 and occupy your apartment building they come in they do the work they leave i think it would be

01:14:53.840 better to say he is not the world's policeman he is swat swat just shows up out of nowhere

01:15:00.860 grappling down a building and going through windows and you're like what the hell has just 0.54

01:15:05.940 happened and then they're gone yeah yeah that's even better i it's a very specialized police force

01:15:10.900 And so I am highly concerned with how this might play out, right, because we have not shown control as a country over time to be able to take a big effort like this and unwind it perfectly and all civilizations go back to normal and everything's fine.

01:15:30.560 That is something that our country has not done well, to say the least, just like my statement of Donald Trump being unique.

01:15:37.020 I think that one's pretty obvious.

01:15:38.760 Trump, however, has shown a propensity to do it this way.

01:15:42.120 Like, I'm looking at, I think you might feel this way as well.

01:15:45.340 Like, you look at Venezuela.

01:15:47.320 If you're going to take out the president of Venezuela, like, I would hope that they would have a chance to be able to have something unlike a socialist dictatorship.

01:15:55.460 Well, that is what, you know, elections are coming.

01:15:58.540 Yeah, and I think that's the whole goal eventually here.

01:16:01.680 But that wouldn't have been planned by another president, I don't think.

01:16:04.520 No way.

01:16:04.720 His whole thing is, what have we learned?

01:16:08.760 We have learned nation building is bad.

01:16:11.260 You can't do it.

01:16:12.540 We have learned that the idea, you break it, you buy it, you own it, is a bad idea.

01:16:20.900 So let's not break it.

01:16:23.300 Let's go in selectively.

01:16:24.980 and in iran the idea is cripple them you know with their terrorist proxies their nuclear and

01:16:34.380 also the irgc take out their ability to cause havoc as much as you possibly can then hope that

01:16:42.960 the people rise up and want to have either an election or you get somebody i mean i think

01:16:49.120 donald trump would leave and say okay well it's up to you if the people didn't rise up it's up to

01:16:54.980 you and they had an islamic leader he would be fine leaving them in power not happy but he would 1.00

01:17:02.080 be okay leaving them in power is because he's not going to blow the whole country up he's not going

01:17:08.200 to cause that chaos same thing in venezuela and cuba he's not going to destabilize to where you

01:17:14.800 have a libya on your hands he's gonna say that one individual is gone in cuba now have free and

01:17:23.760 fair elections and you know real fear of free elections same thing in venezuela or he'll just

01:17:30.480 keep going oh you didn't want to do that you're gone um so it's a completely different approach

01:17:36.900 yeah i think that's true and i think people who support donald trump generally are giving him

01:17:42.420 lots of leeway on that. I mean, you mentioned, you know, no foreign wars and all of that. And

01:17:46.240 I think there is a contingency of the Republican community. Obviously, we see it widely represented

01:17:51.320 online that says, hey, we don't want to be involved in this Iran thing. There's not a ton

01:17:57.540 of evidence, though, that that is a widespread concern at the moment for Republicans. I mean,

01:18:03.080 the latest poll has 83 percent of likely Republican voters strongly or somewhat

01:18:09.340 supporting the efforts in iran nine percent say they strongly or somewhat oppose it and it's even

01:18:15.720 stronger by the way among maga voters people who self-identify as maga types like these aren't

01:18:21.840 you might say oh gosh well the maga types were the ones who are really fighting for that

01:18:24.820 you know part of that is just because donald trump's doing it right and it's his idea if it

01:18:29.600 was another president they might not be on board and hang on hang on i don't think that's blind

01:18:33.340 maybe with some people I don't think it's blind I think Donald Trump has shown uh so so many wins

01:18:40.600 have been put especially with the military win win win win win and unpredictable never seen

01:18:46.840 anything like it you're like you know what the guy seems to know what he's doing I'm going to

01:18:51.180 give him the benefit of the doubt I'm not president I wouldn't have necessarily done that

01:18:55.240 he is he's got a plan he's shown me that these things are part of a bigger plan I'm gonna go

01:19:02.500 with it i think i think a lot of mega people are like that because that's where i'm at yeah you're

01:19:07.460 lending him some trust and you know when you have someone who's done you know like his foreign

01:19:12.500 policy there's been a lot of wins i mean there's been a lot of wins on the foreign policy foreign

01:19:17.000 policy is mainly wins yeah and it's unfortunately for the electoral purposes most people don't

01:19:24.740 really care about it that's not why they vote so the other things that are really important here

01:19:30.820 are what he needs to get under control.

01:19:33.540 If you want the election to not be a complete catastrophe,

01:19:36.400 and there is a risk,

01:19:37.420 obviously, if you're at $160 a barrel of oil,

01:19:40.680 there's no way this isn't a catastrophe.

01:19:42.600 See, this is the thing that kills me.

01:19:45.420 Why, if you're President Trump,

01:19:47.720 you know you're underwater with the economy.

01:19:50.880 He knew that you got to fix the economy.

01:19:55.700 Why would he do this?

01:19:57.920 Why would he do this?

01:19:58.920 was he convinced it really would be over in six weeks and it might be is that what it was

01:20:05.140 um you know why would you do this because this is the biggest risk on multiple fronts and this is

01:20:13.620 you know risk big win big risk big lose big he's a guy that puts his chips down on the table when

01:20:18.900 he thinks he's right this is the biggest risk i have ever seen a president made in my lifetime

01:20:25.140 And maybe as far as I can think out from, you know, historically, I don't think I've ever seen a president make this big of a bet on something, because if it goes wrong, it's over. It's over. More in just a second.

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01:22:10.520 stew is joining us uh for uh a while here on the show gonna be with us hopefully for at least

01:22:24.280 another half hour um i wanted to ask you the question we asked going into the break why would

01:22:28.980 he gamble like this does does he know something that we don't know um is it possible it was just

01:22:35.020 a misjudgment that he thought it could be over quickly um things on the ground change what what

01:22:41.320 why would he do this well first of all i was here for 28 years and glenn tried he told me over and

01:22:47.760 over again i'm going to the president i'm gonna convince him to go to war and i stopped him

01:22:51.140 for 28 years and i'm away for a few weeks and here we are in the middle east again right please

01:22:58.000 please don't mention the bags of cash i get from israel um you know i think a couple things one

01:23:04.700 uh i i think one thing that's been kind of downplayed here is that donald trump really

01:23:10.220 thinks this is important he this has been a central issue of donald trump's view on the

01:23:15.840 world since at least 1980 yeah i mean he was commenting on this is a central story as he was

01:23:23.200 becoming a prominent figure in our society you know and it's been going on the entire time you

01:23:27.840 see that quote from what was it 1982 where he said you know what i would do is i'd i'd go get

01:23:32.140 Karg Island.

01:23:33.160 Yeah, yeah, yes.

01:23:34.380 And that's what we did last weekend.

01:23:36.080 It's like, wow, I'm surprised.

01:23:37.900 So I think it's that.

01:23:38.620 He's also had a real big run of successes with the military.

01:23:41.860 And so I think he did believe and may still be right that this is going to be something

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01:25:21.160 we're just going over uh predictions the prediction markets what is going to happen

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01:26:36.740 Ah, hello, Stu.

01:26:38.260 Ah, Glenn, it feels like the old days.

01:26:40.380 I know. It's so good. I've missed you.

01:26:41.860 I really have missed you. It's so weird. It's so weird. I haven't gotten up before 2 p.m. in any of these days since I stopped the show, so this is weird.

01:26:50.860 I've missed you too, Stu.

01:26:52.420 Ricky, I've missed you as well.

01:26:53.620 the bags under my eyes the morgue that i live in now i've worked harder i've worked harder now

01:27:01.780 more now than i've worked maybe in my whole career i well i i will say i was watching the

01:27:07.580 specialist i could tell i could tell man what a what a what an in-depth piece of you went really

01:27:13.700 really deep it was amazing just watching it seeing how many times you have these people

01:27:19.940 admitting this right like they're admitting they're on record they you have the quotes you

01:27:25.720 have the documents the documents uh that is uh you know it's it's something that you know

01:27:31.380 you think of these things as theory and you pointed it out and i think you're right where

01:27:36.100 like obviously you're not talking some guy you're buying you know a meal from at a restaurant is

01:27:40.160 not these are not the people putting these plans together but those plans do exist there are people

01:27:44.820 in power and these organizations trying to execute them and having success with it that is terrifying

01:27:51.240 yeah it's terrifying if you missed a special watch it at glenbeck.com slash torch um i wanted to talk

01:27:56.220 to you about because you're doing predictable which is coming out uh in april yeah predictableshow.com

01:28:01.540 by the way please go subscribe it you just free it's an email that's all you need to do and all

01:28:05.460 you do is you're looking at all of the betting markets and predicting investment uh investment

01:28:10.960 sorry yeah these are investments investment market um and uh and you know we've always said

01:28:18.920 this i mean right after 9-11 uh it was darpa yeah that started a prediction market a betting market

01:28:29.160 where they were telling people in in you know the five eyes community if you're in the cia you're in

01:28:36.000 MI5 or MI6, whichever of the MIs, is you go ahead and you invest and bet on where you think

01:28:45.020 the next strike is going to be. And they felt that that was the best way to figure things out

01:28:50.580 because when people put their money into it, they are not just being blowhards. They're invested

01:28:58.620 in that. So they really do their homework. Same thing. This is what Predictable is all about.

01:29:06.000 look at the people who are putting their money behind what they think is going to happen

01:29:10.360 because it's a pretty safe bet investment yes um i agree because it is true and i think you know

01:29:20.460 goes certainly uh you know you were the one who introduced me to that story all those years ago

01:29:25.480 and got me interested in it initially because it's an interesting thing markets blaming you're

01:29:29.240 you're leaving the show on you it's your fault in so many ways it's your fault

01:29:35.780 but you know that is what you do right like when you put your money where your mouth is

01:29:42.060 we can look at polls and polls can give us interesting information you can listen to

01:29:46.400 commentary we tried i think over the years very hard to make sure we weren't doing the type of

01:29:52.660 commentary that was just hey this is the thing you're supposed to say today here are all the

01:29:58.120 talking points that everyone runs through here's what's hot on social media let us say it again

01:30:03.480 for you oftentimes you know it even frustrated the audience like you get to a place where we

01:30:09.440 might have a different opinion than the audience did and and blow this audience off like six times

01:30:14.300 yeah and then rebuilt it and blew it off rebuilt it blew it off but they're awesome because they

01:30:19.220 understand that right they come here with the idea of like i want i want to hear what glenn says 0.90

01:30:23.160 right i might not agree and he might be an idiot on this and that's fine it's very common in my 0.76

01:30:28.100 experience uh but it was you know you're a guest on this show right i am yeah but this does what i 0.92

01:30:35.240 love about the prediction markets and predictable show.com one of the reasons i wanted to do it is

01:30:38.560 because it cuts through not only what the mainstream media tells us it not only what the

01:30:44.440 campaigns tell us but also sometimes what our side tells us sometimes you know even our side

01:30:50.220 with the best of intentions so will give us what we want to hear and you tell me anything about the

01:30:55.740 economy looking at the prediction markets because here's a there is a possibility that everything

01:31:04.800 is being priced in for disaster right now all the markets are going this is going to be a long

01:31:11.440 drawn-out war that's going to be horrible gas gas going to be through the roof and oil is going to

01:31:16.200 be 160 a barrel if he can shut this off in the next few weeks um it might might actually be a

01:31:27.020 boon it might people might go oh my gosh it's over and rush back out and it could actually be

01:31:34.520 starter fluid for the economy which he needed to have what do you think of that i think it's

01:31:41.080 possible right i do think you've seen this happen multiple times already during the just the couple

01:31:47.720 of weeks we've done this where trump has come out and said yeah it's only going to be a few weeks

01:31:50.760 and the the price of oil goes from 115 to 80 right and i do think when this is over that's the type

01:31:57.600 of thing that we'll see right uh of course you know iran has a voice in this unfortunately and

01:32:04.320 they can make our lives miserable in that region and keep these things high even if we want to stop

01:32:09.020 it uh you know and i think trump's approach which has been i think is probably the correct one

01:32:14.360 which is if they continue to do what they're doing they're targeting oil infrastructure

01:32:19.760 they're targeting you know our allies in the region he's just going to start hitting them

01:32:24.100 harder and harder and harder you see what hegs has said yesterday they're sharing the oceans now

01:32:28.260 with sharing we're going to share the oceans with uh the iranians we're just going to share

01:32:34.360 the bottom half for them i didn't hear that line it's such a great line is a quote machine i love

01:32:40.660 him i mean it's a reason i mean remember blaze alum by the way he was on started here he started

01:32:45.920 here before he got on fox he was on the blaze and uh he he knows how to frame he's good uh you know

01:32:51.740 i i think there is a a real uh risk that this could be something that is uh not something that

01:33:00.260 trump can control easily one of the things he's done with the military you think of all the things

01:33:04.040 he's done he said success after success after success and over and over and over again everyone's

01:33:09.060 told him it was going to end in disaster Soleimani right moving the embassy in Israel to Jerusalem

01:33:16.500 Venezuela what may be coming with Cuba all of these things now that one has obviously isn't

01:33:22.400 done yet but all of these things have provided so yeah right they said it was gonna be a disaster

01:33:27.960 we don't have it yet I know but I mean they said that I mean just go with just the NATO part of

01:33:33.880 that yes yeah right i mean look at what he's doing with nato right now he's telling nato

01:33:38.360 i mean he's doing to nato and to europe what he did to the democrats in the state of the union

01:33:45.560 he is saying to them hey you want to keep oil prices down and they're like no no we can't we

01:33:52.820 can't help you on that they're afraid and they know they're not saying it out loud but they know

01:33:57.340 the reason why they're not is they're afraid of their own population they are afraid of the

01:34:03.420 islamic terror and they know it and at the same time he's making them look right at that germany 0.95

01:34:11.140 can't even raise an army now because too many islamic militants are in their country they can't 1.00

01:34:17.680 get them to i mean there's some positive the germany doesn't have an army i'll just say 0.99

01:34:22.040 but what i'm saying is they know they're screwed they know they're screwed and he's just pointing 0.87

01:34:28.920 that out to him just hey we don't need your help like your help why is he asking for that help 0.90

01:34:34.200 he's not asking him for any reason other than you know you can't do it yeah i've been telling you

01:34:40.220 you're over wake up the guy's just a strategic genius i i mean and he has taken big bet after

01:34:47.980 big bet after big bet and especially with the military it's just paid off right yeah so that's

01:34:52.940 been i think and that and that that's one thing that does worry me yeah you make your biggest

01:34:58.300 mistakes in those moments yeah if you become convinced that everything i'm going to do is

01:35:03.320 going to work out that way so can i translate the economy stuff to the elections yes so you know you

01:35:09.040 come into a senate election for example for the first time this is now a 50 50 proposition

01:35:15.200 thanks for chopping by i'm done all right no go ahead it's a 50 50 for the first time

01:35:22.160 uh republican senate control in 2026 that is to me that points to a completely catastrophic outcome

01:35:31.360 that is that's the end of the trump i mean talk about you know it's not just uh lame duck

01:35:38.560 that will be non-stop investigations impeachment oh my gosh everything for two years they will set

01:35:46.920 the country on fire for two years. The House is obviously a real, real problem. That was something

01:35:52.280 like 85 percent Democratic control. And I think, honestly, that's pretty well priced. When we first

01:35:57.960 started talking about this, it was at the high 50s. And I thought it was, unfortunately, a buy

01:36:04.000 for Democrats at that price. Now it's at 85. I don't know that there's any value left in that

01:36:08.840 if you're looking at it as an investment. But I do think that there is a, you know, the Democrats

01:36:13.460 are heavily favored and this is history right we know this you know you go back i think it is nine

01:36:19.720 percent of the time um the party in power has been able to hold on to the house senate is a little

01:36:26.880 bit higher it's about 30 percent a lot of that has to do with structure um you know unlike it's

01:36:32.740 unlike a presidential election where all the states are zero our house where everyone is elected

01:36:37.640 every time you kind of have a scoreboard going in right to the senate so the scoreboard going

01:36:41.920 into the senate is 34 democrats 31 republicans not up for election at all so democrats have a

01:36:48.120 slight lead when you kick off the scoreboard if you will then you have sort of a bunch of

01:36:54.980 kind of yawn should be easy seats you know let's just take that for what it is right now

01:37:01.820 if you look at those uh those seats that are solid for either party you've got nine democrats

01:37:08.560 I can run through them if you want.

01:37:10.200 16 Republicans.

01:37:12.060 Most of those you look at and you'd say pretty, pretty safe, right?

01:37:15.680 Like Alabama, you don't see necessarily.

01:37:18.060 We've seen upsets in states like this.

01:37:20.120 You never know when your favorite candidate is going to show up in a dead person's email about an island.

01:37:24.720 So that can happen.

01:37:27.440 But generally speaking, you'd say like a state like Alabama is going to be pretty safe.

01:37:31.820 That gets us to 47 Republicans and 43 Democrats.

01:37:36.740 Then you have leaners.

01:37:38.040 right leaner races for republicans you got ohio you have iowa and you have texas

01:37:46.000 now again texas should be easy right i don't put anything but texas is texas is in trouble

01:37:56.940 and this is why i went into deep and utter mourning a couple of the weeks i just didn't

01:38:01.880 even go online or anything after jasmine crockett was defeated she was my girl one of our torch

01:38:06.420 Insiders actually asked this morning, I need to know how devastated Stu was to learn that she may

01:38:13.080 be trailing. He's wearing a black armband today. Yeah, there was a lot of wellness checks, I will

01:38:19.000 say, by my loved ones. That was such a loss. I wanted her so bad. Now, Tallarico also sucks.

01:38:24.380 I believe the people of Texas are not going to fall for that. He just seems like another Beto. 0.99

01:38:30.380 And if you remember, you go back, you look early on, there was a lot of risk that, hey,

01:38:34.220 is Ted Cruz going to be beaten by Beto?

01:38:36.740 And it got close.

01:38:38.340 It got within a couple of points.

01:38:40.620 These polls actually look slightly worse than that election for the Republicans,

01:38:44.560 but we're still at a divisive point among the primary.

01:38:47.880 It didn't end up at a couple points, though, did it?

01:38:50.060 It was.

01:38:50.560 Yeah, it was.

01:38:51.220 I thought it was like eight.

01:38:53.200 It was in that range.

01:38:54.360 I can't remember the exact.

01:38:55.900 Either the polls or the actual election.

01:38:57.540 I thought the election was around four.

01:38:59.160 The final polls were six to eight.

01:39:01.240 But if you look back at this time with Ted Cruz and Beto, it was more like our six or eight point race.

01:39:08.640 What we're seeing in the polls right now is actually a slight lead for Tallarico.

01:39:12.640 Stu, how is this possible?

01:39:14.320 We have so many opposition clips on this man.

01:39:17.940 The most prominent being is that he doesn't really like me.

01:39:20.960 You cannot be a candidate in Texas who hates me.

01:39:24.580 You can be a co-host on national radio for 28 years.

01:39:28.320 I barely get by.

01:39:29.060 But yeah, seriously, the man doesn't like me.

01:39:31.740 That's true.

01:39:32.580 He's got a lot of very weird, I would argue that's not even his weirdest position.

01:39:37.140 I can understand why people would say that it is.

01:39:39.840 But I think one thing that people are forgetting about Texas right now is that we are still

01:39:45.680 at a point where there are two camps on the Republican side that hate each other.

01:39:52.460 The Paxton camp, the people who love Paxton and really want him to win can't stand Cornyn.

01:39:59.060 the people who really want cornyn to win and don't like paxton just there's a hatred there

01:40:03.580 between those two parties they haven't united there's still a lot of people in this voting

01:40:07.960 uh group of republicans who are saying to themselves well if it's cornyn forget it and

01:40:13.680 there's a bunch of people saying if it's paxton forget it i despise john corny i am not a fan

01:40:18.440 despise him not a fan but if it's glass nails and fire that i have to walk through and he's the guy

01:40:26.740 unfortunately in this election i'm going to be that guy that walks through the glass and the

01:40:34.000 nails and the fire to vote for freaking john corny i mean think that's the way it would be

01:40:38.980 i'm sorry you cannot lose texas when i think he's horrible he ate him i know when i i've argued on 0.92

01:40:45.180 the show a hundred times to say hey the target for republicans is to take out in primaries people

01:40:50.240 like john cornyn in bright red states because that's where we can really make different the

01:40:55.180 difference. You know, trying to go after someone like, you know, Susan Collins in Maine is not

01:40:59.200 nearly as profitable for their conservative movement. So I do think, though, once this

01:41:03.940 primary is over, you're going to see some of that fade as we get closer to this election.

01:41:08.280 And I do think that you're going to wind up with a Republican as a favorite there.

01:41:12.100 OK, back with more in just a second with Stu. Let me tell you, you have to admire a nation

01:41:15.520 that can go through one battle after another, after another, after another, and still live

01:41:19.980 to fight another day part of uh that is because that country that does that all the time is

01:41:26.880 israel and it's people by the jews who historically have got to be the toughest people on earth i mean 1.00

01:41:33.440 do you know another group of people that have gone through that over and over and over and 0.96

01:41:37.820 anti-semitism over thousands of years where everyone's like you know what let's kill those

01:41:43.340 people over there and they never stop the latest conflict with iran has seen more damage done to

01:41:48.840 the Holy land and our people and God blesses us when we bless his people.

01:41:52.800 That doesn't mean you have to support their war,

01:41:54.560 their policies or Benjamin and Yahoo or anything else.

01:41:57.060 You just have to make sure you see them as people,

01:41:59.840 as individuals and help them when you can.

01:42:03.440 And this is an easy way to do it.

01:42:05.180 So many people are displaced.

01:42:06.820 There are so many elderly that just, you know, 1.00

01:42:08.900 they have these people that come and bring them food every week and

01:42:11.280 everything else.

01:42:11.740 Those people aren't showing up because you can't, you can't.

01:42:15.340 Well,

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01:42:48.360 so give me a final look at the senate where do you think it ends so right there with just the

01:42:59.220 states we've discussed if you're pulling off ohio iowa texas you should be able to do that if you're

01:43:04.060 anywhere near competent as republicans if you can win those three states you're at 50 this is why i

01:43:08.900 think 50 50 50 idea on the prediction markets right now for republicans is pretty pessimistic

01:43:15.480 they should be able to win those states and that's all they have to do basically to get to 50

01:43:20.960 and you think about when i think of the senate i think of control of the senate

01:43:24.200 being important for like things like supreme court justices we've got really old people in 0.96

01:43:28.840 there that are awesome but might be going away so you have that and then you have five uh toss-ups

01:43:34.360 i have it as georgia maine michigan north carolina and alaska which is one on people aren't talking

01:43:40.240 about yet watch alaska as a as a toss-up state the democrats got the candidate they wanted in

01:43:45.940 that race you know the republicans not all that popular in the state very risky one in alaska

01:43:51.440 which means we could have a very late night if that senate comes down to that alaska seat 0.98

01:43:55.940 imagine how long we'll be waiting for that one uh but i do think it's a little bit pessimistic

01:44:02.140 to say it's a 50 50 chance you're in catastrophe levels if oil is 160 a barrel this is the type

01:44:08.460 of stuff you're looking at and democrats will win i agree with you though right now there's a lot of

01:44:13.800 that ultra pessimism priced into this stuff so i i can be a little bit more optimistic than that

01:44:19.800 what do you think the damage is to that's being done by and i don't want to get into the

01:44:25.780 personalities but all of the damage that's being done on the splitting of the base and i don't

01:44:32.160 think it's as bad as people think but there is a a problem of the base being split hard

01:44:40.420 um is that is that damage i mentioned to start a new show on blaze tv stew and dave do america

01:44:47.520 and predictableshow.com thanks so much for having me okay um i don't want to drag i don't want 0.99

01:44:52.540 personality talk you know how i am well i you know and this is something i think you've tried

01:44:56.120 to achieve and i have as well it's like i don't do a show about other people's shows that's not

01:45:01.060 If you want to hire me to do a show to review someone else's podcast, I suppose you can make an offer.

01:45:05.900 Right.

01:45:06.240 Not that interested in it.

01:45:07.280 Right.

01:45:07.420 That's not why I got into this.

01:45:08.960 I think it's a real problem how this has become about the personalities.

01:45:13.480 Right.

01:45:13.740 So what I'm asking you is, is that real or healable by the time we get – is it going to continue to grow?

01:45:21.420 I tend to think that as we get closer to this election, a lot of that stuff is going to wind up healing.

01:45:26.720 We saw it in 2016 with Donald Trump.

01:45:29.060 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:45:29.300 I mean, there was massive divides between Trump and Cruz and all these other candidates.

01:45:33.020 And by the end of that, people were pretty united.

01:45:36.120 So I tend to think a lot of it will heal.

01:45:38.640 It will get better than where it is right now.

01:45:40.600 Is that going to be enough is the question.

01:45:42.020 I don't think it is in the House.

01:45:43.020 I think it probably is in the Senate.

01:45:44.640 More in a minute.

01:45:45.040 uh yeah i've got to take some calls and then i want to keep this stew with us as well let me

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01:47:33.960 well let me go to uh let me go to nick in ohio who's been waiting for a while hello nick

01:47:44.820 welcome to the glenbeck program hi glenn uh you guys must be exhausted that was a lot of

01:47:50.140 information last night on that show there's everybody's a little blurry eyed from last

01:47:55.420 night but yeah thank you the yeah the biggest thing that that stood out to me was in the

01:48:00.580 documentation how the islamicists stated boldly that if they don't succeed in the united states

01:48:08.280 it's over and that just gave alarm bells because how they're going to be all guns in all committed

01:48:15.920 and my worry is not every american is going to have the same type of commitment to face that

01:48:22.960 because you have an enemy that knows this is a do or die situation for them everything's on the

01:48:28.400 table there's nothing that's not going to be pushed aside so i think that is why we haven't

01:48:34.600 seen because i have i've war gamed this if i'm a terrorist and i want to crush the united states

01:48:41.960 i've war gamed this so many times i i i think i could take maximum 100 people i think i'd do it

01:48:49.260 with 20 and i think i could bring the country down to its knees if i was a terrorist i could

01:48:54.580 within a week i could bring it to its knees i'm convinced of it um and so it doesn't seem that

01:49:00.100 hard alert the fbi hope people are recording uh no i've i've actually said to department of

01:49:05.420 homeland security i'd like to share these ideas with you are we looking into these things um

01:49:10.360 because i i'm convinced it's not that hard and i've not understood why last night during the

01:49:16.420 special you i understood wait because they don't want the bombs and the terror yet

01:49:24.340 they don't want that the the long-term strategy if you can keep it all flying under the radar

01:49:31.540 you can build the entire structure and then you take it down and and and it's it's progressivism

01:49:39.000 i mean last night it was so clear to me oh my gosh the red green alliance it's almost the same

01:49:45.980 thing what the islamicists are doing is exactly what the progressives have have done i mean it's 0.98

01:49:53.440 the same strategy and you can keep people asleep if you're not posing as a revolutionary you keep

01:50:01.400 people asleep if we didn't have the people on the streets as revolutionaries uh in in minneapolis

01:50:08.520 if they were just normal people and they're like hey this is really wrong blah blah blah

01:50:13.300 they could be as insidious in their beliefs of i want to destroy america but america wouldn't

01:50:19.000 respond the same would you agree with that still you see what i'm saying i think so if you were

01:50:24.660 just if you were quiet and you weren't you weren't radicals you wouldn't wake people up yeah you

01:50:32.640 could be radical in your ideology and in your goals but as if you're acting like you're not

01:50:39.080 a radical you get so far down the road you made this point and i had never thought of it this way

01:50:44.880 during the special last night that perhaps the imagery of 9-11 and the brutality and the violence

01:50:53.520 has actually helped this movement because it's it's made us only look out for that yes that i

01:51:00.580 had never thought of that before but did you see what i mean i did that on the chalkboard i said

01:51:03.960 here are all the things that we did because of bombs and terror we did we started all these

01:51:09.240 institutions we've done all of these things here's what we've done on the silent plan of progressive

01:51:17.040 islamicism okay nothing yeah we've done nothing on that they have such a friendly mask that they

01:51:24.860 were able to get a meeting with president bush did you see that on 9 11 that's that and it

01:51:29.060 for that day i don't remember ever knowing that and we found out later that that group that he

01:51:35.240 was meeting with had ties to hamas i don't remember a terror no muslim brotherhood terror

01:51:42.120 that particular group and they were supposed to meet in the oval office at 305 with george bush

01:51:48.540 on 9-11 amazing and they were the ones that were advising how to you know be peaceful and everything

01:51:54.900 else um and they end up being connected right to a terrorist organization it's interesting because

01:52:01.080 I think Bush's intent there is to try to bring what he saw maybe as fringy organizations more toward, hey, come to the good side, right?

01:52:09.920 And they were saying that they had embedded themselves so deeply in our government at that time.

01:52:16.180 Imagine what it is now, that they were the ones shaping, saying, these are the good guys, these are the bad guys.

01:52:22.840 And they were steering towards Muslim Brotherhood people.

01:52:26.260 And they still are.

01:52:27.320 And they still are.

01:52:28.060 Yeah. And you said the silent, what was the term you used? The silent approach here. But in reality, as you showed, it's actually not silent. They are saying it. We criticize the government all the time. And I remember when this went through, I don't know what we would have done without the FOIA situation.

01:52:47.800 without being able to get access to these documents,

01:52:49.700 even though we're getting them late,

01:52:51.140 even though a lot of times the government does everything they can

01:52:53.340 to retract or redact things

01:52:55.240 and make sure that we don't know as much as we don't know.

01:52:58.140 I'm glad that exists

01:52:59.360 because this information would have never come out.

01:53:02.160 We never would have known it.

01:53:03.220 Have you seen my interview with Tommy Robinson?

01:53:05.540 No.

01:53:06.440 You need to meet.

01:53:07.700 He's coming back to Dallas.

01:53:10.840 You need to spend time with him.

01:53:12.460 He is not the guy you think he is. 0.99

01:53:15.700 I'm told he's an insane person 0.92

01:53:17.540 that needs to be in prison yeah i know what i'm told he is not the guy he is so wildly intelligent

01:53:22.380 and self-educated he knows this stuff inside and out i don't know about all of his beliefs or

01:53:29.480 anything else but i spent an hour with him uh he's a remarkable guy and and i believe he believes

01:53:37.860 he's not going to die a natural death and he knows it and he's willing just to go he's like

01:53:43.860 this is too important this is western civilization is at stake right now it's amazing the perfect

01:53:49.840 banter guest for stew and dave do america yeah really actually no he's funny he is funny yeah

01:53:56.560 he posted a video uh sarah colker guest booker got him chick-fil-a and had it delivered to the

01:54:02.960 green room when he was here and he roasted chick-fil-a in the green room so if you need a

01:54:08.080 roaster that's from england that you can't understand he's your guy yeah he is he's amazing

01:54:12.420 he said you know I said what is a football hooligan exactly because we don't have those

01:54:18.300 here unless you're in Philadelphia and he told me and he said you know football hooligans he said

01:54:24.220 in my 20s he said in my town it was a rough and tumble town like you know it was like I don't 1.00

01:54:31.540 know Philadelphia or Baltimore in the old days where you know just stupid 20 year old white guys 0.97

01:54:36.740 are just beating each other up and he's like we would go to a football game on Saturdays and then 0.97

01:54:42.060 we would all go and beat each other up and he said we'd have these fights in the streets or

01:54:48.600 right there by the football stadium and we beat each other up and then we'd shake hands and we 0.98

01:54:53.140 see you next saturday he's like it was stupid but that's what that means yeah he's like but that's 0.79

01:54:59.580 not who i that's who i was when i was 20 right um and uh and he just saw i didn't know this his 0.98

01:55:06.960 his sister was taken by a rape gang and raped oh my god um and that's how he really started to get

01:55:14.720 involved in this and he's like why why won't the police do anything and he is convinced i mean he

01:55:20.420 cried at the end of this at the end of this interview he tears up and he cries because he's

01:55:25.900 talking about how grateful he is to the united states you don't know what you have here you

01:55:33.900 don't know the hope you gave all of europe when you elected donald trump and he's like please

01:55:40.520 don't listen to our media he's like the average person loves donald trump because they know he's

01:55:48.260 speaking their language he knows he knows that they know he knows what's going on and nobody

01:55:55.080 no politician is like that in europe and he was crying about please don't give up please don't

01:56:00.940 give up if you guys give up we're done it was an amazing thing that's great yeah i gotta i gotta

01:56:05.420 check this out let me ask you something else on the um predictable um you're doing a show called

01:56:10.540 predictable predictable.com uh predictable show.com sorry predictable show.com um you give me a cut

01:56:16.780 and i'll get it right every time um but anyway uh predictable show.com and it starts in april

01:56:23.140 and you're looking at the not betting markets it's uh investment markets investment markets

01:56:30.320 prediction markets prediction markets um what are they saying about what i mean in the last

01:56:35.760 couple of days the democrats voted not to deport illegals who hurt animals not to deport illegals

01:56:44.680 who steal money from taxpayers not to secure the elections uh from illegals what is is there

01:56:54.200 anything on the save america act how that's going to end yeah uh and it's not particularly optimistic

01:57:01.280 okay get out i mean i i it's not me i'm not it's not my optimism i mean i i'm not particularly

01:57:07.820 optimistic unfortunately either uh but it is uh so there isn't a market i'm gonna be a calci market

01:57:14.220 this is on uh calci.com if the save act becomes law before january 4th 2027 then the market

01:57:21.660 resolves to yes that's how we're looking at this so is it this is basically the entire window

01:57:26.800 of this term right before the new congress comes in uh right now that is at 10.6 chance

01:57:36.240 so it is a long shot for this to happen and you know i it's gonna be hard right to get to to get

01:57:46.900 the republicans to move in a way that i think is necessary to get just stripped everything out of

01:57:52.700 it yeah they just stripped everything out of it just gotta have a driver's license passport you

01:57:58.920 might get a baby version of it i think that's possible because it is you know as ever as the

01:58:03.120 democrats rejected that yeah i know i do think that there's a a chance for a baby save act that

01:58:10.300 has to do with something like that i think it's unlikely still but when you talk about this and

01:58:16.720 we've discussed this over the years this is one of the most uniting pieces of uh legislation when

01:58:23.720 you're talking about general uh electoral id it's one of the most uniting proposals in our public

01:58:30.120 discourse this is one of the most popular things in our entire society when it comes to policy i

01:58:36.640 was talking to five ninety percent in some polls depending on how you form the policy in the

01:58:41.060 question we'll say yeah we well of course who was it i was talking to somebody overseas was it

01:58:46.800 pierce i don't think it was pierce morgan somebody overseas this week and they said i don't get it

01:58:51.920 all every country in europe everybody has to have id i mean it was it i don't remember it

01:59:01.240 was someplace overseas it might have been even the middle east and they're like we everybody has this

01:59:06.860 what is the deal with your country and i'm like don't don't ask me don't ask the american people

01:59:12.200 it is nothing but congress and the senate conceptually it's obvious right of course you

01:59:17.160 have to make sure i think you know the there the hesitation from some the only borderline sane

01:59:25.820 hesitation on it is the idea that hey how do you prove that you're a citizen at the beginning right

01:59:30.760 the license stuff i think is easy for most people you know do you have a birth certificate that's

01:59:36.000 where they're pushing back on now i think that stuff can be healed and we've seen this over the

01:59:40.320 years with different electoral id proposals you give people not everyone has a driver's license

01:59:45.360 right you give people a way to get an id that works for that purpose that is a very easy thing

01:59:52.280 to do government isn't capable of doing a lot of things it will be an annoying process of course

01:59:57.240 but that's an easy one you could you could find a way to make it so that you don't have to

02:00:01.980 necessarily dig up a document from 1936 i got news for you man i just i just moved to florida

02:00:08.300 you have to do i walked in everyone knew who i was everyone knew who i was right okay i had to

02:00:16.520 dig up documents and they were like sorry dude just have to do it of course i don't i don't know

02:00:21.800 if i have that document well then you have to find this document i don't know if i have that

02:00:25.160 document well you're gonna have to find this i mean everybody has to do it that's just the deal

02:00:30.320 it's just to do it and you know it's important yes you know i had actually no problem with it

02:00:35.440 because i knew well florida is safe you know one of the first elections we covered together back

02:00:40.460 in the day i think the first was the 2000 election in florida hanging chads yeah and one of the main

02:00:46.360 things that i kept coming back to in that proposal that that whole election was if you want your vote

02:00:53.520 to count for the person you're voting for you gotta read the ballot you gotta push the tiny

02:00:59.680 piece of paper through the tiny hole yeah that's part of it the intent of the voter isn't all that

02:01:06.080 important you have a task to complete it's a tiny piece of paper it's been perforated all you have

02:01:12.600 to do is push it through a little piece of cardstock and if you can't do it maybe your

02:01:17.040 vote shouldn't no it's dimpled chads dimpled chads we gotta look at it it's like it's like

02:01:21.800 honestly you go to school and you didn't complete your homework but your professor is like but i

02:01:27.420 think his intent was to finish the homework right i'm not giving you a diploma right there are tasks

02:01:33.340 to complete and like in that same election pat buchanan was running on the reform party line

02:01:39.240 if you remember they had the uh the ballot where the arrows were pointing at the chat from either

02:01:44.000 side and a bunch of people i think probably true misread the ballot and punched the wrong hole

02:01:50.020 you know what if you're gonna elect the president of the united states i want you to be able to look

02:01:55.480 an arrow if you can't see follow the arrow to the appropriate hole then maybe your vote shouldn't be

02:02:01.820 the thing determining our democracy as the left would say so i think that is an important thing

02:02:07.320 and it's part of it it's good to see you it's great to see you love you hey miss you can i at

02:02:12.080 least uh inform people predictableshow.com go there put your email in we've got great stuff

02:02:17.020 coming on like a sub stack and also a podcast coming up on the prediction markets as it leads

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