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00:02:14.420 Well, I would be remiss if we didn't start with this.

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00:03:52.640 Well, let me just say this.

00:03:54.340 I don't know about you, but I was listening to DeSantis.

00:03:57.520 Let me see if we have the longer version of Ron DeSantis giving the update right before the hurricane hit.

00:04:09.720 It was pretty remarkable.

00:04:12.460 Let's actually start on cut 13 as he's talking about looters and criminals.

00:04:19.140 This is not going to be an opportunity for folks to take advantage of people.

00:04:26.400 If you think you're going to go in and loot, you've got another thing coming.

00:04:29.860 You go into somebody's house after the storm passes, think that you're going to be able to commit crimes,

00:04:36.580 you're going to get in really serious trouble.

00:04:39.140 And quite frankly, you don't know what's behind that door in a Second Amendment state.

00:04:43.040 So do not try to take advantage of people who are suffering because of the results of this storm.

00:04:50.460 That goes for Helene continually.

00:04:52.920 But then, of course, that will be the case for Milton.

00:04:56.220 I know we've already brought a lot of people, held people accountable in post-Helene.

00:05:01.560 We will be very swift across all levels of government to throw the book at people.

00:05:06.280 And, of course, when you make these bad decisions, you're opening yourself up to response from property owners who may be inside that house.

00:05:14.140 You hear what he just said?

00:05:16.240 He is saying justice will be served.

00:05:19.720 It will be swift.

00:05:21.740 But most importantly, we're the second responder.

00:05:26.380 The people behind that door have a right to defend themselves and their stuff, so don't do it.

00:05:33.380 That's an empowering leader.

00:05:36.240 That's somebody, you know, we wouldn't have all of these conspiracy theories, all this, what are they calling it, disinformation.

00:05:46.580 It is not disinformation.

00:05:48.100 It's confusion, a lot of it, confusion from what you've said and what you've done.

00:05:52.620 And then trying to explain in our own heads, what the hell is FEMA doing?

00:05:59.020 That's where it comes from.

00:06:00.560 A lack of leadership when there is no leadership, the people perish.

00:06:07.180 That's exactly what's happening.

00:06:09.520 Notice Florida has a strong leader and they don't have this problem.

00:06:14.340 Here's what he said about FEMA.

00:06:16.540 Now, listen to this.

00:06:19.120 Cut three.

00:06:21.060 Now, people have asked me about, you know, is FEMA going to do this?

00:06:24.500 Just let me be clear.

00:06:25.480 In Florida, we run the show.

00:06:27.960 FEMA's not running the show.

00:06:29.660 We will utilize them to support some of the things we're doing.

00:06:32.960 But you are not going to see FEMA running amok in Florida.

00:06:36.200 I know that's been out there on the Internet.

00:06:37.980 That is not going to happen.

00:06:39.340 I'm the sheriff that's in charge here and we will make sure to protect you.

00:06:43.160 Don't worry about it.

00:06:45.380 Okay.

00:06:46.260 How can he say those things?

00:06:48.000 Well, he can say those things because he's already proven them to be true.

00:06:52.640 He's already taken before when he was before he said that he said we have linemen from all over the country already lined up, ready to dispatch wherever the storm takes ground.

00:07:07.560 Okay.

00:07:08.060 So he was telling people we have this in place, this in place, this in place.

00:07:13.260 And we've seen this now three times with him on major hurricanes.

00:07:18.100 So the people don't have to fear.

00:07:20.960 What they were fearing in other states was FEMA.

00:07:25.380 And so what does he say?

00:07:26.840 And how could he possibly tell the federal government, mind their own business?

00:07:31.700 Because he's a believer in the Bill of Rights.

00:07:34.760 Yes, the Bill of Rights does not have any FEMA in it.

00:07:39.740 The Constitution doesn't have FEMA in it.

00:07:42.340 That's a very nice thing for the government to keep us safe.

00:07:45.060 But it is not their responsibility.

00:07:47.940 It is the responsibility of the state government.

00:07:52.620 Everything not mentioned in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, that power all resides at the state level and with the individuals of each state.

00:08:03.060 So what he's saying here is, you're right.

00:08:07.160 You're not going to have a problem with FEMA here because I'm running the show as constitutionally mandated.

00:08:15.100 I'm running the show.

00:08:16.480 And we're not going to have any of that nonsense down here.

00:08:20.560 Look at the difference between a strong governor, somebody who knows the Constitution, is not doing what they did during COVID and saying, hey, I'm just going to take power.

00:08:33.860 No, no, no.

00:08:34.400 Everything he's doing is constitutional.

00:08:37.220 When you had a strong governor in California, you had a non-constitutional strong man.

00:08:45.300 That's the difference between a strong man and a strong constitutional leader.

00:08:51.820 And notice where there's chaos and where there's none.

00:09:00.260 Will somebody please recognize on the left that what's happening in Florida is remarkable?

00:09:10.280 That this is the way constitutional republics behave.

00:09:16.040 This is the duty of a good governor.

00:09:19.060 These are all the hallmarks of a really well-run state.

00:09:25.780 He even addressed yesterday the vote.

00:09:30.220 Don't worry.

00:09:31.160 We're already working on it.

00:09:33.240 If there's a problem, we will make sure that everyone's voice is heard for the election.

00:09:39.120 The guy is on top of absolutely everything.

00:09:45.120 And then the local sheriffs take care of the rest as they're giving the speeches on take shelter, get out of town.

00:09:56.420 Here's what the Flagler County Sheriff Rick Stolle said.

00:10:01.800 Listen to this.

00:10:02.400 Anyone that comes in will be checked to make sure that they are not a fugitive and not wanted, not a sex offender.

00:10:08.560 If you are a predator, you are not allowed at the room fire shelter.

00:10:14.180 If you are designated under Florida law as a sex predator and you need shelter, you need to go to the Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility.

00:10:23.660 That's the county jail on Justice Lane.

00:10:26.180 And we will accommodate you in the lobby of that building.

00:10:30.040 You've probably seen it before, I would guess.

00:10:32.520 So what did he just say?

00:10:35.100 Despite what anyone on the left might say at some point,

00:10:39.540 Oh my gosh, he was taking sex predators and saying you couldn't come to the shelter.

00:10:44.560 No, no.

00:10:46.740 I believe God's house is a house of order.

00:10:50.060 There is no chaos with God.

00:10:52.780 Look at the difference between this and the border.

00:10:56.460 What's the difference?

00:10:58.480 Our border is chaotic.

00:11:00.380 It's out of control.

00:11:01.880 Here he is in a crisis situation.

00:11:05.760 And what is he saying?

00:11:08.060 Everyone must take shelter.

00:11:10.780 However, when you're going into these family shelters, if you're a predator, we will be checking everyone's papers.

00:11:19.700 Kind of like what we should be doing at the border.

00:11:22.400 We have no problem with you if you need to take shelter or you want to do it the right way.

00:11:27.100 But if you're a predator, we're going to check your papers.

00:11:33.200 If you are a predator, we know you're a human being.

00:11:37.580 But you can't be with the families in the mix because you've proven yourself to society that you are not trustworthy.

00:11:46.320 So you need to report here.

00:11:49.740 We'll be taking you to a detainment center where you'll be safe and our families will be safe.

00:11:56.100 Do you see the difference when law and order and the Constitution is actually in play?

00:12:04.340 This is what this is what this is what man, I almost called him Ronald Reagan.

00:12:10.020 This is what Donald Trump is is talking about.

00:12:15.000 We have to return to law and order, constitutional law and order.

00:12:23.500 I did a show on Fox years ago about the pendulum.

00:12:29.020 Do you remember that pendulum show I did on Fox, too, by any chance?

00:12:32.100 And I showed how it swings left and right, but it's actually not left and right.

00:12:36.740 It is the we and the me.

00:12:40.940 Those are the two ends.

00:12:42.780 When we go too far in the me direction, you get the 1980s.

00:12:48.640 Me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me.

00:12:50.340 And everything is about me.

00:12:52.220 And I only care about my wealth.

00:12:54.140 And I don't care about anybody else.

00:12:56.020 OK, that's the that's the zenith of the me.

00:13:00.660 Those are dangerous for people's souls.

00:13:03.420 But those times are not usually dangerous for countries or civilizations.

00:13:08.360 Because you can't gather a group of people to say, yeah, let's go get them.

00:13:15.620 Because it's all about the individual.

00:13:18.220 OK, everybody.

00:13:19.340 It's like hurting.

00:13:20.080 I mean, go ahead.

00:13:20.700 Try to try to whip up all of the libertarians in the country to go and vote for one person.

00:13:26.420 Good luck with that.

00:13:27.840 OK, the other side is extraordinarily dangerous.

00:13:32.320 It is the we.

00:13:34.600 That's we're currently at the zenith of the we.

00:13:38.060 It's starting to come back.

00:13:39.620 That's you feel it.

00:13:41.000 It's an 80 year cycle.

00:13:43.140 OK, from point to return.

00:13:45.680 We are now at the end of that cycle of the we.

00:13:52.100 Those are dangerous.

00:13:53.420 The last one we had was during World War Two.

00:13:56.360 The time before that was the Civil War.

00:14:00.500 The time before that was the American Revolution.

00:14:05.540 So you have this cycle that keeps cycling through.

00:14:08.740 The problem is, and this is what I said on Fox, is at some point, if you weaken society enough.

00:14:17.960 You'll get a strongman dictator.

00:14:21.320 And I said at the time, could be from either side.

00:14:24.720 But somebody who will grab the pendulum and say, we're not moving from here.

00:14:30.600 Because what we have to do is too important.

00:14:33.860 And the ends justify the means.

00:14:36.040 It stops the pendulum from naturally swinging back the other direction.

00:14:43.980 And we're right for about a 30, 40 year period, maybe 20 year period in the middle.

00:14:52.620 OK, when it's perfectly balanced between me and we.

00:14:57.480 That's when we're in the safest zone.

00:15:00.720 Well, where are we right now?

00:15:03.020 Everybody, both sides are worried the next guy could be a dictator.

00:15:08.960 Why is that?

00:15:10.560 Because we have crushed our underpinnings, which are the Constitution.

00:15:16.840 Ron DeSantis, they want to call him a Nazi and a dictator.

00:15:19.800 He's not he's not demonstrating dictatorial tendencies here.

00:15:25.240 What he's doing is living exactly by the Constitution.

00:15:29.600 You can have law and order.

00:15:32.480 And the Constitution.

00:15:35.540 Anybody who says we need, you know, extra non-constitutional powers or they want to change the Constitution because things are so crazy.

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00:15:51.940 By the way, one is saying that we need to do stuff like this.

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00:18:07.420 Well, hello, Stu.

00:18:20.740 Hello, Glenn.

00:18:22.120 How are you?

00:18:23.000 I'm very well.

00:18:23.880 Thank you for asking.

00:18:25.520 Why are you talking like Big Mike?

00:18:27.780 It does kind of sound a little.

00:18:30.160 It does.

00:18:31.940 Another thing Barack knows.

00:18:38.660 Yeah.

00:18:39.440 It's this is impressive by DeSantis, right?

00:18:43.300 I mean, you know, it's one of those things where I think the the impression of him has always been of this.

00:18:49.780 This is like he kind of grows to prominence as a as a culture war fighter on the right.

00:19:00.020 And he does do that stuff really well.

00:19:02.260 Like, you know, if you care about that, he does that very well.

00:19:04.780 But really, when you look at even before covid, one of the reasons why he was really, really popular in Florida, not just with conservatives, but with everybody was because of the way he handles this stuff.

00:19:15.960 Like this is the stuff that hits everybody every day.

00:19:18.620 A lot of times people, you know, a lot of the issues we talk about are really, really important.

00:19:22.580 But a are divisive, meaning that like, you know, the half the country really doesn't disagree with us or be just not that frequent.

00:19:30.720 Right. Like you're not dealing with it on a day to day basis or it might not hit your individual life.

00:19:35.340 You might see it as an important issue overall for the culture of the country, but it's not doing day to day damage to your life.

00:19:41.580 This is where DeSantis has shined, I think, for for everybody in the state.

00:19:46.620 And it's why, you know, this is not a state that we talk about all that often as a swing state anymore.

00:19:51.260 No. When we started the show, this was the swing state.

00:19:53.520 This is it. Yeah.

00:19:54.600 It was a five hundred and thirty some odd votes in Florida that was deciding the 2000 election.

00:19:58.980 Yep. We don't even just talk about the last New York Times poll that just came out had Donald Trump up 13 points.

00:20:05.720 Rick Scott's up nine.

00:20:06.640 Now, we don't know. It might not work to hold out that way.

00:20:10.360 But and DeSantis won by what, 20, 19, something like that.

00:20:13.920 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

00:20:14.400 So, I mean, this sort of stuff recognize a good job.

00:20:18.320 They just haven't seen anyone do a good job like what's happening in Florida on hurricanes in a very long time.

00:20:27.800 And why is that? Because that's not the federal government's job.

00:20:33.700 Yeah. It is up to the states to do that and then ask the federal government, we need this, this and this.

00:20:42.020 You have resources we don't have. We need these resources.

00:20:46.080 Instead, the federal government is taking all of these powers that they do not possess and coming in and telling states exactly what they'll do and not do.

00:20:56.540 You don't you cannot have FEMA because there's no one that answers to you.

00:21:04.580 You can't vote them out. You can't say, well, this is completely corrupt.

00:21:08.800 You have they have you have no Democrat, Democratic controls over FEMA.

00:21:19.100 None. You do your governor, you do your mayor, you do your sheriff, you do your police.

00:21:24.620 OK, there's your Democratic control.

00:21:27.400 If your governor is not getting the job done, you vote him out and the next governor is going to come in and he's going to know that's why that guy left.

00:21:36.220 I'm fixing this.

00:21:37.580 Ron DeSantis, I honestly, I think I would love to see Donald Trump come out here in the next few weeks, you know, soon and just say, look, here's who I'm surrounding myself with.

00:21:53.240 Even if he says, I haven't selected my cabinet yet, but I want you to know these people are going to be involved.

00:22:00.640 And and I hope that Ron DeSantis and he wouldn't he wouldn't take anything at this point because he's still the governor until 26.

00:22:08.620 But at 26, I would get Ron DeSantis in as the head of FEMA if they haven't already closed it down by that point, which they won't.

00:22:18.080 But if they haven't already closed it down, they should put him in charge of that.

00:22:22.480 Make FEMA responsible, not just to the president, but also to the powers of the state or at least have him out of it and, you know, and oversee a transition of some sort.

00:22:34.940 Yeah, he he's really good at that.

00:22:36.380 I just don't know if that's the the top role that you'd want for Ron DeSantis.

00:22:39.740 I mean, I know, but he comes in 26.

00:22:42.540 Yeah, I mean, so again, like we're not against government.

00:22:45.140 We want limited government and competent government, effective government.

00:22:49.900 He does both of those things.

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00:24:27.000 So, well, we have an update on the Afghani man arrested on charges of planning a terrorist attack on Election Day.

00:24:36.600 Here's a cute little update.

00:24:38.740 He worked in Afghanistan as a security guard for the CIA.

00:24:46.420 Now, I'm not saying that the CIA is not trustworthy, but I'm not not saying that either.

00:24:54.540 Eric Prince joins us now.

00:24:57.000 Hello, Eric.

00:24:57.580 How are you?

00:24:58.940 Good morning, Glenn.

00:24:59.540 How are you?

00:25:00.280 Well, you know, I'd be better if I could trust my government.

00:25:03.420 You know, I think we all would be.

00:25:06.060 Of course.

00:25:06.540 What are your thoughts on this terrorist that the Biden-Harris people let in after extensive vetting, I'm sure, that worked for the CIA?

00:25:18.220 And and now he you know, we catch him trying to, you know, kill a large group of people on Election Day.

00:25:26.480 Well, you know, the debacle of the collapse of the Afghan government enabled by Joe Biden the way they did it certainly pushed tens of thousands of people, even onto onto U.S. aircraft flown out of Afghanistan without ever being vetted.

00:25:45.000 The fact that this guy used to work for the CIA means that he would have had some level of vetting while in his.

00:25:54.000 Well, in Afghanistan, but still there was always the blue on green type insider attacks.

00:26:00.080 The fact that this guy has come to America probably had a hard time making making it work in our society and radicalized because the Taliban, Al Qaeda and the rest of that ilk are still actually stronger now.

00:26:14.640 Because after 20 years in Afghanistan, having replaced the Taliban government in 2001 with the Taliban government in 2021, you could say that much of the global war on terror was an abject failure.

00:26:28.400 So, you know, it's that's that's the first of many, I believe.

00:26:34.480 And and, you know, the lone wolf attack is always the hardest one to figure out because it's not a conspiracy.

00:26:40.200 It's a one guy that decides one day to just go crazy and to take as many of his hosts in his newly adopted land, because I'm sure as a refugee he was given significant money and resources by the U.S. government.

00:26:56.020 And this is his his his his his ungrateful return.

00:27:02.280 So, Eric, I mean, this is what you do for a living and you advise countries and and businesses and everybody else on what's coming.

00:27:12.640 What what are the top things that we should be looking for in the next few weeks that are possible or even probable?

00:27:21.520 Well, on top of that, you have the Iranian government and the IRGC getting pounded rightly in the Middle East.

00:27:33.680 And they've over the last 20 years have had unbelievable time and opportunity to build terror cells and networks and capabilities.

00:27:43.300 So expect that after the inevitable Israeli response to the 180 some ballistic missiles that the Iranian just fired at Israel, when the Israelis respond and pound inside of Iran and the the the surrogates.

00:28:01.920 And the deep cells of Iranian or other terror agents are going to come to the surface all in the next few weeks just before the election.

00:28:11.480 So it's keep.

00:28:16.280 Keep your circle small and and stand by for the black swan type events that people just would not be expecting any other day of the year.

00:28:25.200 And because there's been such a beyond an open border, a highway of illegals coming in, you've had documented tens of thousands of people from Iran flown to Venezuela, rebadged as Venezuelan to make their way up into the United States illegally.

00:28:45.900 The IRGC, the IRGC, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, has had ample opportunity to seed lots of terror cells inside of America.

00:28:56.480 And that that bitter harvest is probably going to come soon.

00:29:00.060 You know, a couple of weeks ago, I did a special and in the special I talked about how Hezbollah actually has a little island with Venezuela off the coast of Venezuela where they where they're training people and then they go back to Iran to finish their training and then they come back over here.

00:29:19.220 I mean, it it's incredible what we don't know and what our government is is just not doing anything about.

00:29:26.100 No, and this is not already back in the 1980s where there was an incident called the Iran Ajar where a commercial Iranian aircraft was constant bearing decreasing range at a U.S. Navy ship, U.S. and the U.S. Navy ship shot it down.

00:29:46.740 And some months later, the captain of the ship of that U.S. Navy ship, his wife's car was attacked with a firebomb in California.

00:29:57.580 So this idea that there are not multiple cells and lots of reach that was already the reality more than 40 years ago, we're deluding ourselves and especially after decades of open borders.

00:30:12.160 And I would say an FBI that is really not focused on these kind of threats, actually looking at, you know, angry parents that are angry with the school board, considering them the domestic terror threat, the massive political correct distorted lens that they look through things at is unfortunately going to leave it has left many, many doors open that the bad guys are walking through.

00:30:37.840 You know, I love going to different churches and different faiths, and I was at one this last Sunday, and the pastor said, you know, people say that we're, you know, close to losing our democracy and our rights, and that couldn't be further from the truth.

00:30:53.720 You know, you know, we've been through worse, you know, we've been through worse, you understand color revolutions, how close are we to a possible lack of, I think it's going to take a poly crisis to topple us and to change us forever?

00:31:08.600 The greatest internal threat that we actually face yet is a collapse of our currency, and between the over-sanctioning, the overuse of sanctions by the Biden administration, and the massive overspending, where you now have interest on the federal debt, that cost per year exceeding that of the defense budget.

00:31:34.520 When you have that kind of damage from inflation and monetary collapse, like you suffered in, like the Weimar Republic did in 1920s Germany, that's the kind of thing we need to watch out for, which is why we need to get our house in order.

00:31:52.840 Remember, I'm really with Elon Musk on this, 80% of federal bureaucracy really can go away, close it down, massive headcount reduction, because the fact is, even in the D.C. area already, 70% of the bureaucrats are still telecommuting.

00:32:10.280 They're not even going to their office five days a week. That is absolutely ridiculous, and it shows really how useless and how little actual productive work is being done by a federal bureaucrat.

00:32:23.360 Let me ask you, I had a guy come up to me and say, Glenn, I told my wife that we can't travel, we want to be where we want to be with our family, and we're not going anywhere from election day till maybe January 20th.

00:32:39.440 Good advice, bad advice? His wife didn't agree. She said, oh, you're just being too, and he said, you don't know what could happen. The country could spiral into disarray quickly.

00:32:49.800 Good advice or bad advice?

00:32:51.140 I am one that would side with, keep on living your life, and do not let fear dictate your every next move.

00:33:02.980 So you're saying, just stay where you are?

00:33:07.140 Carry on. If your business or professional life requires you to travel, you need to keep doing that. I don't think it's a great idea for us to get a bunker mentality to say, well,

00:33:20.300 bad things could happen. Yeah, there's always a lot of bad things can happen, and we have to remind, you know, be reminded of who's in charge, and it's certainly not us.

00:33:32.860 Eric, thank you so much for everything that you do. One last question. You're watching FEMA and the response from the president yesterday, where he was saying this is all disinformation, and, you know, Donald Trump and his ilk are lying about what's happening on the ground. Do you have anything on that that you can share?

00:33:56.740 I think whether it's the secret service or FEMA or whatever, it is all the same of a real collapse of credibility and utility of so many aspects of the federal government.

00:34:14.480 You know, when you throw money at organizations with never any accountability for continued bad performance, this is what you get, and this is exactly why a real housecleaning, a real culling has to be done and to bring some accountability back.

00:34:36.040 I think it's a great, it's also a great, in times of great failure like that, it's also positive.

00:34:44.760 You know, my son put a group of guys together, and they went out and they helped in seeing the innovation and the speed of private companies like Starlink or SpaceX doing Starlink and private charities showing up with the means and the willpower and the get-it-done attitude versus the federal government.

00:35:10.840 It is a great comparison of actually what made America great, and it's not our federal government.

00:35:16.480 Yeah, I have to tell you, I had so much hope. I was in Asheville a couple of days after the hurricane and watching the individuals and the veterans that came out, and everybody's just working together.

00:35:30.380 Nobody asked, you know, are you a Republican or Democrat? They were just getting the job done, and it was America.

00:35:37.740 It was, you know, 9-12-2001 when we all just didn't care except about each other, and it gave me so much hope because people have been saying, are we going to come together if there's a bad problem?

00:35:51.360 The answer is yes. The answer is yes.

00:35:53.800 Yes, and the people that know how to get things done are the ones that move to the objective to get it done, and they are constantly impaired by the mealy-mouth bureaucrats' second-guessing, whether it's FAA people trying to, you know, assert their control from 1,000 miles away on where aircraft can fly, instead of leaving it to pilots' discretion.

00:36:20.240 Hey, if it's VFR conditions, go get it done, and be careful, but move to the objective and solve it, and this one-size-fits-all, federal government-knows-best approach is truly antithetical to whatever built a republic in the first place.

00:36:39.240 Great talking to you, Eric. Thank you so much. Eric Prince, host of Off Leash, former Navy SEAL. You can follow him on Twitter, at RealEricDPrince.

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00:38:39.860 So did you hear about these cyber scammers on the news who actually tried to steal Graceland from Elvis Presley's family?

00:38:46.280 This is fantastic. They actually went in there and like, oh, no, they sold it to us.

00:38:51.620 The Presley family, there was the estate. They just they wanted us to have it.

00:38:55.920 Oh, no, that one was pretty easy to pick out. These were foreign criminals trying to do this.

00:39:00.980 I think this actually was like a Nigerian prince.

00:39:03.800 It wasn't really?

00:39:04.300 Yeah, it's like the one time.

00:39:07.180 It's like, no, man, really?

00:39:09.120 I don't know why he's from Jamaica.

00:39:10.280 I don't know either. You sound like Kamala Harris.

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00:40:24.980 You want to know why Kamala Harris is crisscrossing the country and trying to be everywhere is because I think her poll numbers are falling apart,

00:40:34.700 which we will go into with Stu and the Senate numbers coming up in just a second.

00:40:38.660 But here she is yesterday calling the Weather Channel.

00:40:43.660 It's really important that we think about the language that we're using to talk about what we are predicting.

00:40:49.840 Because, for example, it has moved from time to time from a Category 5 to a Category 4.

00:40:56.180 It's important that we not emphasize that downgrading has happened because, in fact,

00:41:00.920 the difference between Category 5 and Category 4 in terms of the danger and the damage is pretty much the same.

00:41:09.000 Okay. I'm taking my advice from Kamala Harris.

00:41:13.500 Very strange.

00:41:14.260 And it was Category 3 when it hit.

00:41:16.020 But don't mention the downgrading.

00:41:17.340 Well, it's very similar to their approach to COVID.

00:41:21.580 Yeah.

00:41:21.920 Right?

00:41:22.260 When there was evidence that said, hey, you know, this isn't as bad for children or, you know, healthy younger people.

00:41:29.900 Don't downgrade.

00:41:30.340 Don't mention that.

00:41:31.360 Don't tell people that because then they might act differently.

00:41:34.080 She also was on Colbert.

00:41:35.800 We told you yesterday, but we missed something.

00:41:38.000 This new accent that she introduced yesterday or the day before on Colbert.

00:41:43.480 Listen to this.

00:41:44.300 Have you no empathy, man?

00:41:47.480 Yes.

00:41:47.960 No.

00:41:48.760 For the suffering of other people.

00:41:52.600 Have you no sense of purpose?

00:41:56.580 What the hell?

00:41:58.020 Was that Irish or was that Jamaican?

00:41:59.740 I'm not.

00:42:00.380 Can we get it one more time?

00:42:01.380 Yeah.

00:42:01.700 I want to see if I can detect.

00:42:03.320 Have you no empathy, man?

00:42:05.300 That's Jamaican.

00:42:06.220 Yeah.

00:42:06.440 No.

00:42:07.200 For the suffering of other people.

00:42:10.940 Have you no sense of purpose?

00:42:14.300 Irish.

00:42:14.540 That was weird.

00:42:15.360 Yeah.

00:42:15.540 You're right.

00:42:16.020 It's weird.

00:42:17.060 It's weird.

00:42:17.640 So we got another one.

00:42:18.920 We got another one.

00:42:20.080 So she is so authentic.

00:42:21.920 Isn't she?

00:42:22.560 This only happens with Democrats, doesn't it?

00:42:24.640 There's always some new accent.

00:42:26.860 While she's changing accents and calling the Weather Channel, Trump is housing 275 linemen up at his golf course.

00:42:37.260 Let me just show you a little bit of this.

00:42:38.580 Here they are.

00:42:41.900 He's quietly just invited linemen to come up and stay at the Doral golf course because they needed a place to stay so they could work.

00:42:50.300 Unbelievable.

00:42:51.040 That's great.

00:42:51.520 But de-emphasize the downgrading of hurricanes.

00:42:58.080 Man.

00:42:58.880 Man.

00:43:00.360 Hey, man.

00:43:01.120 Hey, man.

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00:45:15.020 Hello, America

00:45:18.600 Looks like the polls are starting to change

00:45:22.000 in Donald Trump's favor

00:45:23.500 He is pulling ahead in Michigan and Wisconsin

00:45:27.800 according to the latest Quinnipiac poll

00:45:30.840 and there's another poll that talks about

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00:45:35.900 And if we use history as a guide

00:45:39.160 this could be remarkable

00:45:42.560 Remarkable

00:45:43.820 In fact, I think Donald Trump thinks it's going to be

00:45:46.720 He believes he's making a play for New York

00:45:50.760 Believe it or not

00:45:52.140 We'll start there in 60 seconds

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00:47:09.220 Well, the guy who has been watching the polls for me

00:47:14.320 every election for the past 25 years

00:47:17.240 is Stu

00:47:18.320 he loves stats

00:47:20.560 he becomes

00:47:21.900 a little freakish

00:47:23.840 on them

00:47:25.280 he loves them so much

00:47:26.600 he could live

00:47:27.520 in a spreadsheet

00:47:28.580 his entire life

00:47:30.600 and he wouldn't be

00:47:31.560 he wouldn't be disappointed

00:47:32.820 if his kids turned into numbers

00:47:34.400 on a spreadsheet

00:47:35.180 he'd be like

00:47:35.660 oh, I love them so much now

00:47:37.500 right?

00:47:38.780 I mean

00:47:39.760 yeah

00:47:40.240 I can't

00:47:41.620 disagree

00:47:42.000 and this is the time of year

00:47:43.480 that I'm in spreadsheets

00:47:44.560 more than any other time

00:47:45.660 this is the time that you are really, really busy

00:47:47.540 I want to talk to you about a couple of things

00:47:49.780 first of all

00:47:50.400 President Trump has opened up a lead in Michigan

00:47:53.260 and Wisconsin

00:47:54.460 this is

00:47:56.740 according to Quinnipiac

00:47:58.200 he leads

00:48:00.160 50-47

00:48:01.900 in Michigan

00:48:04.460 and 48-46

00:48:05.920 in Wisconsin

00:48:07.020 now

00:48:08.180 this actually

00:48:09.860 is good

00:48:11.200 if you look at it

00:48:12.120 historically

00:48:12.760 right?

00:48:14.280 and

00:48:14.440 you know

00:48:14.960 past performance

00:48:15.920 does not guarantee

00:48:17.580 future results

00:48:18.840 it's not indicative

00:48:19.200 of future results

00:48:20.180 yes

00:48:20.700 thank you

00:48:21.100 but

00:48:21.420 he has

00:48:23.540 a history

00:48:25.220 of underperforming

00:48:26.820 yeah

00:48:27.540 we don't know

00:48:29.080 if polling errors

00:48:30.180 will benefit

00:48:30.700 Donald Trump

00:48:31.300 again

00:48:31.680 this year

00:48:32.240 it did in 2016

00:48:33.320 and it did in 2020

00:48:34.700 and actually

00:48:35.400 the rate

00:48:35.820 and you might say

00:48:36.480 well the 2021

00:48:37.400 wasn't as big

00:48:38.480 actually

00:48:39.440 the 2020

00:48:40.320 error

00:48:41.320 toward Donald Trump

00:48:42.380 was

00:48:43.180 larger

00:48:44.000 than in 2016

00:48:45.180 the only difference

00:48:46.500 was that

00:48:47.120 the polls leading up

00:48:48.260 to that race

00:48:49.020 had Biden ahead

00:48:49.860 more than

00:48:50.900 Clinton was ahead

00:48:52.580 right

00:48:53.000 but when you look

00:48:54.320 at the past history

00:48:55.140 of this

00:48:55.520 you'd be very excited

00:48:57.160 coming into this

00:48:58.120 like if Donald Trump

00:48:59.140 could trade

00:48:59.780 where he is right now

00:49:00.860 to where he was

00:49:02.580 in 2016

00:49:03.160 or 2020

00:49:03.600 he would want

00:49:04.300 this election

00:49:05.340 this is much better

00:49:06.060 this is the best

00:49:07.200 going into

00:49:08.160 an election

00:49:08.740 numbers

00:49:09.220 he's ever had

00:49:10.320 I think by far

00:49:11.400 by far

00:49:12.540 with the exception

00:49:14.120 of Donald Trump

00:49:15.560 versus Joe Biden

00:49:16.500 2024

00:49:16.980 yes

00:49:17.560 so he is not

00:49:18.460 in as good a position

00:49:19.380 as he was

00:49:20.140 when Biden

00:49:21.240 excuse me

00:49:22.100 was the actual

00:49:22.760 candidate

00:49:23.220 so

00:49:23.660 they

00:49:24.760 Harris has tightened

00:49:25.960 this race

00:49:26.400 from that period

00:49:27.120 but if you look

00:49:27.920 at Donald Trump's

00:49:28.600 previous runs

00:49:29.280 he's in a better

00:49:29.960 position now

00:49:30.580 than he was

00:49:30.960 in 2016

00:49:31.480 and 2020

00:49:32.400 and it's not close

00:49:33.700 it's a

00:49:34.640 considerable

00:49:36.020 percentage better

00:49:37.900 than he was

00:49:39.400 in those previous

00:49:40.420 two races

00:49:40.940 so if he performs

00:49:42.580 like for example

00:49:43.600 you know

00:49:43.880 Wisconsin has been

00:49:44.720 one of the

00:49:45.220 biggest states

00:49:47.020 when it comes to

00:49:47.860 margin of error

00:49:48.860 right now

00:49:49.580 you know

00:49:49.760 he was behind

00:49:50.720 by some polls

00:49:51.620 six and seven points

00:49:52.840 right

00:49:53.160 and wound up

00:49:54.040 winning those states

00:49:54.820 in previous elections

00:49:55.600 currently

00:49:56.480 it's

00:49:57.080 you know

00:49:57.840 he's

00:49:58.180 either tied

00:49:59.780 or you know

00:50:00.720 depending on

00:50:01.380 where you look

00:50:01.800 a slight underdog

00:50:02.700 or a slight

00:50:03.380 favorite

00:50:04.300 but basically

00:50:05.300 it's a tied race

00:50:06.600 you'd much rather

00:50:07.500 be in that position

00:50:08.380 than down by seven

00:50:09.160 I think momentum

00:50:10.300 is really important

00:50:11.740 especially at this time

00:50:12.760 you don't want

00:50:13.220 because of the way

00:50:14.560 people vote now

00:50:15.420 you don't want momentum

00:50:16.400 in the last weekend

00:50:17.400 you want it right now

00:50:18.620 and it looks like

00:50:20.320 and I think

00:50:21.900 this is why

00:50:22.400 you're seeing

00:50:22.880 Kamala Harris

00:50:23.520 everywhere

00:50:23.960 because I think

00:50:24.680 their internal

00:50:25.200 polling shows

00:50:26.000 uh oh

00:50:26.460 trouble

00:50:26.840 um

00:50:27.960 I think

00:50:28.580 the magic

00:50:29.400 the joy

00:50:30.240 has worn

00:50:31.500 thin

00:50:32.060 now

00:50:32.680 yes

00:50:33.660 I think

00:50:34.100 that's true

00:50:34.580 yeah

00:50:34.900 and people

00:50:35.340 are like

00:50:35.700 okay

00:50:36.160 well

00:50:36.540 I'm not so

00:50:37.340 excited

00:50:37.760 as I was

00:50:38.680 about her

00:50:39.260 her numbers

00:50:40.160 are starting

00:50:40.600 to come down

00:50:41.240 his are starting

00:50:42.060 to come up

00:50:42.680 that's exactly

00:50:43.640 what you want

00:50:44.560 yeah

00:50:45.160 and if you think

00:50:45.520 about like

00:50:46.100 voters in the middle

00:50:47.400 who are undecided

00:50:48.520 and we know

00:50:48.980 there's only a few

00:50:49.760 percent of people

00:50:50.760 in this situation

00:50:52.000 but if you kind

00:50:52.860 of think of them

00:50:53.560 as people

00:50:55.280 who got excited

00:50:56.400 about dating

00:50:57.400 Kamala Harris

00:50:58.120 and now have to

00:50:58.820 make a marriage

00:50:59.340 decision

00:50:59.760 yes

00:51:00.980 that's where I think

00:51:02.720 people are getting

00:51:03.580 right now

00:51:03.960 remember you're going

00:51:04.220 to wake up

00:51:04.760 next to her

00:51:05.620 every day

00:51:06.120 for four years

00:51:07.080 for the rest

00:51:07.720 well for the rest

00:51:08.400 it will seem like

00:51:09.140 the rest of your life

00:51:09.760 but it will only be

00:51:10.540 four years

00:51:11.120 and then you'll have

00:51:12.000 a lawyer on the phone

00:51:12.860 and you can look

00:51:13.800 for another possibility

00:51:15.000 I chew my arm off

00:51:16.060 to get out of this

00:51:16.840 relationship

00:51:17.360 how do I do that

00:51:18.500 and so you know

00:51:19.560 one of the things

00:51:20.140 we worked on this year

00:51:20.940 as a project

00:51:21.440 was to eliminate

00:51:22.680 looking at polls

00:51:24.280 and being like

00:51:24.820 oh my gosh

00:51:25.380 this poll looks terrible

00:51:26.220 like there's a

00:51:26.740 there's a poll yesterday

00:51:27.640 that came out

00:51:28.180 that had Donald Trump

00:51:28.920 nationally down

00:51:29.680 by seven points

00:51:30.500 now that is

00:51:32.660 seems to me

00:51:34.140 to be a complete

00:51:34.660 outlier right

00:51:35.360 look at the rest

00:51:36.200 of the polling

00:51:36.580 he's either tied

00:51:37.300 or a little bit ahead

00:51:37.960 or a little bit behind

00:51:38.760 this one had him

00:51:39.280 down by seven

00:51:39.860 same one here

00:51:40.920 Quinnipiac

00:51:41.300 these polls

00:51:41.740 looked really good

00:51:42.260 for him today

00:51:42.700 how do you kind

00:51:43.220 of synthesize

00:51:43.800 all that information

00:51:44.520 so what we did

00:51:45.640 is we went through

00:51:46.160 a bunch of election

00:51:47.480 models

00:51:47.880 polling averages

00:51:48.780 and prediction markets

00:51:50.460 synthesized them

00:51:51.440 into this one thing

00:51:52.120 we call the pulse cast

00:51:53.200 keeping your finger

00:51:53.920 on the pulse

00:51:54.380 of all this stuff

00:51:55.220 throughout the election

00:51:56.000 by the way

00:51:56.480 you can get this

00:51:56.880 updated every day

00:51:57.840 at glennbeck.com

00:51:59.240 slash pulse cast

00:52:00.140 so if you want

00:52:01.180 to check it out

00:52:01.720 and if you look

00:52:02.380 at the narrative

00:52:03.040 of that

00:52:03.640 the story that tells

00:52:05.140 is what you see

00:52:06.100 is Kamala Harris

00:52:06.980 gets the

00:52:07.980 you know nomination

00:52:08.860 she has this burst

00:52:10.400 this boomlet

00:52:11.780 of wonderful

00:52:12.800 press attention

00:52:13.560 she's not answering

00:52:14.700 any questions

00:52:15.300 it goes up

00:52:16.280 and then it comes down

00:52:17.580 and Donald Trump

00:52:18.280 actually removes

00:52:19.420 the entire burst

00:52:20.860 of all of that

00:52:21.680 attention

00:52:22.060 and takes the lead

00:52:23.700 the day before

00:52:24.840 that debate

00:52:25.360 between Kamala Harris

00:52:26.620 and Donald Trump

00:52:28.020 that debate does

00:52:29.120 seem to help Harris

00:52:30.180 and Harris gets

00:52:30.820 into another one

00:52:31.720 of these boomlets

00:52:32.400 that one now

00:52:33.680 starts is seeming

00:52:34.620 to fade as well

00:52:35.440 and is about

00:52:36.200 faded by about half

00:52:38.000 it's almost back

00:52:39.740 to completely tied

00:52:40.880 yet again

00:52:41.460 and you know

00:52:43.260 that is as you point

00:52:44.880 out momentum

00:52:45.480 you want

00:52:46.100 I mean this is the

00:52:46.740 side

00:52:47.040 you want

00:52:48.080 to be on

00:52:48.760 as far as

00:52:49.740 direction goes

00:52:50.500 right now

00:52:50.920 and Donald Trump

00:52:51.480 shouldn't we be

00:52:51.700 seeing something

00:52:52.740 in regards

00:52:54.360 to the hurricane

00:52:55.080 if that was

00:52:56.320 going to

00:52:57.120 affect

00:52:58.260 I mean I think

00:52:59.060 there's an argument

00:52:59.620 to say that that's

00:53:00.660 because I will say

00:53:01.440 there was stability

00:53:02.240 in the race

00:53:02.980 from about

00:53:03.560 September 18th

00:53:05.260 to October 2nd

00:53:07.500 or so

00:53:07.980 and if you kind

00:53:09.640 of look at

00:53:10.220 you know

00:53:10.840 around that time

00:53:12.720 is when

00:53:13.140 these polls

00:53:14.020 started to move

00:53:15.280 toward Trump again

00:53:16.920 and I don't

00:53:17.600 know if

00:53:18.380 it's it's very

00:53:19.700 hard to disentangle

00:53:20.740 all of this

00:53:21.840 to find one

00:53:22.680 individual thing

00:53:23.580 we can all

00:53:24.480 kind of blame it

00:53:25.220 like I just gave

00:53:25.780 a generalized

00:53:26.460 narrative

00:53:27.140 all of that

00:53:27.960 growth for Kamala

00:53:28.740 Harris was not

00:53:29.360 because of the

00:53:29.820 debate only

00:53:30.400 there were other

00:53:30.880 factors

00:53:31.360 but like I think

00:53:32.960 the hurricane

00:53:33.320 might be part

00:53:33.880 of this

00:53:34.240 this is about

00:53:35.700 the time

00:53:36.080 you'd start

00:53:36.500 seeing that

00:53:36.980 show up

00:53:37.380 in polling

00:53:37.900 and if they

00:53:38.880 believe

00:53:39.480 that the

00:53:40.640 response was

00:53:42.420 poor

00:53:42.740 which I think

00:53:43.420 people do

00:53:44.000 and they

00:53:45.000 actually tie it

00:53:46.260 to Kamala

00:53:46.820 Harris

00:53:47.280 which has

00:53:48.040 been an

00:53:48.460 issue

00:53:48.720 throughout

00:53:49.000 this campaign

00:53:49.640 that people

00:53:50.540 are not

00:53:51.040 tying the

00:53:51.680 failures of

00:53:52.200 the Biden

00:53:52.480 administration

00:53:52.900 to Harris

00:53:53.340 closely enough

00:53:54.320 but if they

00:53:55.240 start seeing

00:53:55.660 this as this

00:53:56.100 is not just

00:53:56.580 Biden

00:53:56.940 this is Biden

00:53:57.640 Harris

00:53:58.040 I think that

00:53:59.540 could be a

00:54:00.100 factor here

00:54:00.760 right

00:54:01.080 and we don't

00:54:02.120 know how this

00:54:02.540 is going to

00:54:02.820 come out

00:54:03.080 but I think

00:54:03.520 something like

00:54:04.300 Ron DeSantis

00:54:04.920 handling this

00:54:05.920 well

00:54:06.340 who is not

00:54:07.400 in the

00:54:07.800 administration

00:54:08.220 but is a

00:54:08.840 prominent

00:54:09.260 Republican

00:54:09.900 yes

00:54:10.380 I think

00:54:11.020 that helps

00:54:11.560 I think it

00:54:12.280 does too

00:54:12.800 I mean

00:54:13.540 look at the

00:54:14.580 difference

00:54:15.000 and by the

00:54:15.560 way

00:54:15.820 our thoughts

00:54:16.420 and prayers

00:54:16.780 are with

00:54:17.080 everyone in

00:54:17.720 Florida

00:54:18.020 who is

00:54:18.440 affected

00:54:18.900 we praise

00:54:20.200 God

00:54:20.660 that it

00:54:21.940 didn't hit

00:54:22.660 harder

00:54:23.080 as expected

00:54:25.500 it came on

00:54:26.320 shore as a

00:54:26.840 category 3

00:54:27.620 instead of a

00:54:28.240 category 5

00:54:28.940 so thank you

00:54:29.640 Lord for

00:54:30.100 that

00:54:30.680 in this

00:54:32.140 Pennsylvania

00:54:32.640 poll

00:54:33.260 it shows

00:54:34.060 that

00:54:35.620 Trump

00:54:37.060 had a

00:54:38.860 two point

00:54:39.440 advantage

00:54:39.880 49%

00:54:42.060 to 47%

00:54:43.940 according to

00:54:45.900 a

00:54:46.220 insider

00:54:46.980 advantage

00:54:47.600 state

00:54:48.000 poll

00:54:48.340 it looks

00:54:49.100 like

00:54:50.280 Donald

00:54:51.600 Donald

00:54:52.260 Trump

00:54:52.540 according to

00:54:53.060 the pollsters

00:54:53.520 appears to

00:54:54.080 be gaining

00:54:54.480 momentum

00:54:54.940 in Pennsylvania

00:54:55.860 with his

00:54:56.560 numbers among

00:54:57.320 independent

00:54:58.040 senior and

00:54:59.060 African-American

00:54:59.960 voters increasing

00:55:01.060 or holding

00:55:01.640 steady

00:55:02.140 it appears

00:55:04.280 that

00:55:04.700 Harris's

00:55:05.800 support from

00:55:06.460 African-American

00:55:07.240 males is

00:55:08.000 actually

00:55:08.460 deteriorating

00:55:09.440 a bit

00:55:09.860 yeah I

00:55:12.920 saw an

00:55:13.760 analysis

00:55:14.140 over the

00:55:15.080 past couple

00:55:15.500 of days

00:55:15.920 that said

00:55:16.520 if not

00:55:17.740 for

00:55:18.420 the minority

00:55:19.820 group movement

00:55:20.920 toward Donald

00:55:21.900 Trump

00:55:22.320 there are

00:55:23.140 states like

00:55:23.500 Texas that

00:55:24.080 would be

00:55:24.320 toss-ups

00:55:24.780 that is

00:55:26.480 essentially the

00:55:27.300 difference right

00:55:27.940 now

00:55:28.240 that makes

00:55:29.160 you to me

00:55:29.680 makes me

00:55:29.980 very nervous

00:55:30.660 very nervous

00:55:31.500 and not

00:55:32.120 because you

00:55:32.500 know because

00:55:33.040 you're relying

00:55:34.360 on voters

00:55:35.020 that aren't

00:55:35.480 traditionally

00:55:36.060 in your

00:55:36.980 camp

00:55:37.360 and when

00:55:38.240 you do

00:55:38.600 that

00:55:38.960 they're

00:55:39.480 probably

00:55:39.860 you know

00:55:40.160 they're

00:55:40.360 new

00:55:40.620 and like

00:55:41.340 if you're

00:55:42.100 Donald Trump

00:55:42.540 you welcome

00:55:43.160 them in

00:55:43.660 but you

00:55:44.160 don't know

00:55:44.600 how reliable

00:55:45.300 they are

00:55:45.760 they're not

00:55:46.080 like they

00:55:46.540 don't have

00:55:46.740 a long-term

00:55:47.320 loyalty to

00:55:48.120 you or

00:55:48.480 your party

00:55:49.020 they're not

00:55:50.200 as dependable

00:55:50.980 you look at

00:55:51.680 them and

00:55:51.920 just say

00:55:52.320 gosh I

00:55:53.220 don't know

00:55:53.580 you know

00:55:54.260 they normally

00:55:55.280 vote for

00:55:55.640 Democrats

00:55:55.940 they seem

00:55:56.420 to be coming

00:55:56.740 over to our

00:55:57.260 side

00:55:57.560 are they

00:55:58.260 going to

00:55:58.520 show up

00:55:58.900 on election

00:55:59.620 day

00:55:59.940 it just

00:56:00.880 makes you

00:56:01.240 nervous

00:56:01.780 though

00:56:02.340 how many

00:56:03.480 times have

00:56:03.960 Republicans

00:56:04.380 tried to

00:56:05.340 attract these

00:56:06.060 voters forever

00:56:06.640 and they

00:56:07.280 never can

00:56:07.780 Donald Trump

00:56:08.240 is good

00:56:08.580 at it

00:56:08.860 he's

00:56:09.140 very good

00:56:10.400 at it

00:56:10.880 yeah

00:56:11.120 very good

00:56:11.660 at it

00:56:12.040 yeah so

00:56:13.020 there's a lot

00:56:14.100 going on

00:56:14.640 it's interesting

00:56:15.860 to look at

00:56:16.580 this one

00:56:16.980 thing that's

00:56:17.400 interesting in

00:56:18.020 sort of the

00:56:18.400 nerdy sort

00:56:18.960 of world

00:56:19.960 is

00:56:21.140 the

00:56:23.480 there are

00:56:24.540 higher quality

00:56:25.760 polls and

00:56:26.160 lower quality

00:56:26.640 polls

00:56:26.920 right

00:56:27.580 you have

00:56:28.200 some polls

00:56:28.680 that go

00:56:29.140 through

00:56:29.440 the ones

00:56:30.640 with the

00:56:30.880 money

00:56:31.080 right

00:56:31.360 that spend

00:56:31.980 to get

00:56:32.420 everybody on

00:56:33.180 the phone

00:56:33.600 and go

00:56:33.840 through that

00:56:34.120 then you

00:56:34.380 have like

00:56:34.660 online panel

00:56:35.420 polls

00:56:36.060 you have

00:56:36.300 some polls

00:56:36.720 that try

00:56:37.040 to weight

00:56:37.440 the election

00:56:37.920 based on

00:56:38.660 recall of

00:56:39.660 previous elections

00:56:40.520 so instead

00:56:41.240 of going

00:56:41.500 through voter

00:56:41.960 rolls

00:56:42.240 which is a

00:56:42.820 very very

00:56:43.160 arduous

00:56:43.540 process

00:56:43.980 they will

00:56:45.240 call people

00:56:45.760 up and say

00:56:46.040 hey who'd

00:56:46.440 you vote

00:56:46.700 for last

00:56:47.160 time

00:56:47.440 and if

00:56:48.420 you say

00:56:48.680 Biden

00:56:49.080 they'll put

00:56:50.260 you in

00:56:50.420 the Biden

00:56:50.720 category

00:56:51.320 and then

00:56:51.900 they'll

00:56:52.140 weight

00:56:52.480 the sample

00:56:53.360 to match

00:56:54.720 what everything

00:56:55.460 happened

00:56:55.760 in 2020

00:56:57.020 there are

00:56:57.820 problems

00:56:58.220 with this

00:56:58.580 approach

00:56:58.980 and there

00:56:59.580 are lower

00:56:59.940 quality

00:57:00.440 polls

00:57:00.820 they're not

00:57:01.120 as reliable

00:57:01.640 at least

00:57:02.020 this is what

00:57:02.460 the polling

00:57:02.840 nerds

00:57:03.220 all believe

00:57:03.880 the thing

00:57:05.040 that's interesting

00:57:05.520 about that

00:57:05.920 is Trump

00:57:06.320 is performing

00:57:06.800 better in

00:57:07.460 the higher

00:57:07.880 quality polls

00:57:08.720 these polls

00:57:10.100 where they

00:57:10.620 where people

00:57:11.780 are basically

00:57:12.180 taking shortcuts

00:57:13.060 to try

00:57:14.520 to save

00:57:17.020 money because

00:57:17.640 these are super

00:57:18.400 expensive and

00:57:19.020 really difficult

00:57:19.700 I mean no one

00:57:20.580 wants to answer

00:57:21.040 the phone to

00:57:21.520 talk to a pollster

00:57:22.320 like to get

00:57:22.800 these things done

00:57:23.380 it's really hard

00:57:24.140 so the higher

00:57:26.060 quality polls

00:57:26.720 the people that

00:57:27.140 go through that

00:57:27.700 and spend all

00:57:28.200 that money

00:57:28.600 Trump is

00:57:29.220 performing

00:57:29.520 better

00:57:29.960 probably a

00:57:31.720 good sign

00:57:32.200 right

00:57:33.080 I mean you

00:57:33.720 know we're

00:57:34.400 looking at the

00:57:34.860 average I think

00:57:35.440 it's important

00:57:35.920 to look at that

00:57:36.480 because you get

00:57:36.780 a bigger sample

00:57:37.420 but at the

00:57:38.880 end of the

00:57:39.220 day it is

00:57:41.040 probably a good

00:57:41.940 thing that

00:57:42.740 these these

00:57:43.460 polls like you

00:57:44.180 know we just

00:57:44.480 mentioned the

00:57:44.980 New York Times

00:57:45.440 Siena poll it's

00:57:46.020 one of known as

00:57:47.040 one of the higher

00:57:47.580 rated poll pollsters

00:57:48.960 but when you look

00:57:49.940 at Trump is doing

00:57:50.600 pretty well there

00:57:51.360 you know he's up I

00:57:52.500 think they had him

00:57:53.080 at plus 13 in

00:57:54.700 Florida where some

00:57:56.100 of these lower

00:57:56.520 quality polls have

00:57:57.520 him at you

00:57:58.060 know plus four

00:57:58.800 plus five I

00:58:00.740 don't believe that

00:58:01.480 I think he's up I

00:58:02.400 think plus 13 is

00:58:03.740 much more much

00:58:04.780 closer to what he

00:58:05.540 will do I mean I

00:58:06.620 think high single

00:58:07.200 digits is absolutely

00:58:08.360 possible and maybe

00:58:09.800 higher but it is

00:58:11.820 interesting to see

00:58:12.380 that and probably a

00:58:13.060 good sign for Donald

00:58:13.680 Trump overall

00:58:14.200 okay we're gonna

00:58:14.860 take a quick break

00:58:15.540 and then we're gonna

00:58:15.900 come back and look

00:58:16.720 at the Senate and a

00:58:18.560 little bit of

00:58:19.540 Congress and how

00:58:21.020 that is is shaking

00:58:23.500 out some some new

00:58:25.760 news coming from

00:58:27.320 Maryland as well on

00:58:29.380 that front we'll

00:58:30.220 give that to you

00:58:30.720 coming up in just a

00:58:31.560 second first I have a

00:58:33.420 series of qualities I

00:58:34.400 look for in a person

00:58:35.740 that I'm gonna do

00:58:36.240 business with I'm sure

00:58:38.200 you do as well I look

00:58:39.640 for honesty a

00:58:41.280 willingness to work

00:58:42.420 hard try to get the

00:58:43.440 job done right

00:58:44.340 somebody who doesn't

00:58:45.300 throw other people

00:58:46.020 underneath the bus

00:58:46.960 they get things right

00:58:48.840 the first time or at

00:58:49.920 least strive for that

00:58:51.200 I look for

00:58:52.040 competence knowledge

00:58:53.380 capability and so

00:58:55.120 when I started a

00:58:56.020 business to connect

00:58:56.840 you with real estate

00:58:57.760 agents that's how I

00:59:00.100 began to look for

00:59:01.040 them I wanted to find

00:59:02.520 ones that I could

00:59:03.700 trust and I would

00:59:04.540 trust with the selling

00:59:05.260 of my home that I

00:59:06.600 could recommend to

00:59:07.600 you that you could

00:59:08.840 trust the agents we

00:59:10.420 work work with take

00:59:11.680 their jobs seriously

00:59:12.700 they know the best

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00:59:14.940 because we checked

00:59:15.880 they will elevate your

00:59:17.480 real estate experience

00:59:18.420 to the next level so

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01:02:06.960 okay so get it anyway

01:02:08.180 let's look at the Senate

01:02:09.540 yeah okay so one of the

01:02:11.220 things you have with the

01:02:12.140 Senate unlike the

01:02:12.760 presidential election is

01:02:14.200 you have a starting point

01:02:15.860 right presidential election

01:02:17.140 everything every state's up

01:02:18.320 for grabs all the

01:02:18.940 electoral votes up for

01:02:19.760 grabs not the case so you

01:02:21.460 have a playing field that

01:02:22.320 is tilted sometimes

01:02:23.320 toward one party or the

01:02:24.280 other this time you have a

01:02:26.060 playing field that is

01:02:26.900 absolutely tilted in the

01:02:28.080 Republicans favor and can

01:02:30.080 we blow it you bet

01:02:31.360 absolutely we can we

01:02:32.600 yes we're Republicans of

01:02:35.140 course yeah so you start

01:02:37.040 out with a locked in not up

01:02:39.740 for election with an

01:02:41.760 advantage for the

01:02:42.460 Republicans of 38 to 28

01:02:44.620 that's their starting point

01:02:46.620 right okay 38 28 you only

01:02:48.660 have to get 13 more right

01:02:50.640 okay advantage Republicans

01:02:52.560 plus 10 yeah plus 10 that's

01:02:54.720 where we start then we go

01:02:56.300 into the likely categories I'll

01:02:57.920 you know blow through these

01:02:58.840 likelies you got California

01:03:00.540 where by the way it looks

01:03:01.340 like Adam Schiff is going to

01:03:02.380 be a senator get ready for

01:03:03.380 that in your life crazy

01:03:04.500 Delaware California you're

01:03:06.700 dead to me Connecticut

01:03:08.080 Hawaii Massachusetts

01:03:10.360 Elizabeth Warren there

01:03:11.620 Minnesota is not a close

01:03:14.440 race it could be closer in

01:03:15.760 the presidential race but

01:03:16.680 not really in the Senate

01:03:17.380 New York Rhode Island

01:03:19.500 Vermont Bernie Sanders

01:03:20.840 coming back for another run

01:03:22.100 and Washington that gets

01:03:24.200 let's see that's one two

01:03:25.540 three four five six seven

01:03:27.700 eight nine ten so 10 for

01:03:29.900 Democrats in the likely

01:03:31.260 column now we're tied

01:03:32.380 Republican column though

01:03:33.960 has a bunch of likelies

01:03:34.760 as well Nebraska with

01:03:36.860 Pete Ricketts is one

01:03:38.400 Wyoming Mississippi North

01:03:40.620 Dakota West Virginia is

01:03:42.780 an important one that is

01:03:43.740 the Joe Manchin seat going

01:03:45.560 away and going to Jim

01:03:47.140 Justice so that is a

01:03:48.580 pickup for right for

01:03:49.800 Republicans Utah Indiana

01:03:52.160 Tennessee and Missouri with

01:03:54.380 Josh Hawley that's one two

01:03:56.040 three four five six seven

01:03:57.660 eight nine so that gets

01:03:59.660 you to 47 to 38 a lead

01:04:03.260 for Republicans then as

01:04:06.800 far as leaners go now

01:04:08.120 these are states that look

01:04:09.640 like you could see you can

01:04:10.460 pick a direction yeah but

01:04:11.820 you wouldn't say are sure

01:04:12.820 things correct okay start

01:04:14.820 with New Jersey for the

01:04:15.860 Democrats Arizona that's the

01:04:18.200 Carrie Lake election she's

01:04:19.540 you know behind there not

01:04:21.240 impossible for her to come

01:04:22.120 back but it was like eight

01:04:23.940 points behind yeah it's about

01:04:25.160 seven or eight behind right

01:04:26.540 now they did have a debate

01:04:27.600 last night so maybe they

01:04:29.440 can move the needle

01:04:30.040 Maryland that's an

01:04:31.980 interesting one normally

01:04:33.180 wouldn't be but Larry Hogan

01:04:34.320 is running there as a

01:04:35.060 Republican and there's some

01:04:36.200 new information about his

01:04:37.240 opponent voiding taxes but

01:04:40.680 only forty seven thousand

01:04:41.780 dollars she just didn't know

01:04:43.080 yeah she had no idea she

01:04:44.460 wasn't eligible for all those

01:04:46.260 tax breaks

01:04:46.960 those mistakes always happen

01:04:50.480 always are in your favor

01:04:51.440 yeah Nevada which I think

01:04:53.520 Republicans had high hopes

01:04:55.000 for but Rosen seems to be

01:04:56.940 leading there New Mexico

01:04:58.200 Virginia again these are

01:05:01.040 fringe races for

01:05:02.420 Republicans to have a shot

01:05:03.400 at Maine is Angus King as

01:05:06.200 as an independent there are

01:05:07.620 there is a Democrat in that

01:05:08.760 race though so you know

01:05:11.280 he's up by about probably

01:05:12.360 nine or ten but still

01:05:13.740 probably a fringe race so

01:05:15.420 that is one two three four

01:05:16.840 five six seven seven more

01:05:19.160 that gets you to 45 okay

01:05:21.960 yeah 45 for the Democrats

01:05:23.320 when you count leaners

01:05:24.140 Republican leaners Ted Cruz

01:05:26.460 here in Texas can't believe

01:05:27.960 that's a lean a lean a new

01:05:29.460 poll Texas is in trouble

01:05:30.600 gang was a four point margin

01:05:32.720 in the New York Times poll

01:05:34.300 a tester is looks like he's

01:05:36.960 going down in Montana I think

01:05:38.580 she he's got a good lead

01:05:39.800 there and I think we'll hold

01:05:41.180 that and Rick Scott will

01:05:42.200 probably hold it in Florida

01:05:43.880 that gets you to 50 you need

01:05:46.380 51 we have five toss-ups we

01:05:49.220 can go through in a minute but

01:05:50.680 50 that's 50 to 45 if you

01:05:53.560 count leaners all right thank

01:05:55.020 you very much all right we'll

01:05:56.500 be back with with finish of

01:05:58.020 that and then some insight on

01:05:59.840 Donald Trump that some

01:06:01.400 comedians found tell you about

01:06:03.960 it next Glenn Beck okay so if

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01:07:25.940 welcome to the Glenn Beck program Stu is

01:07:44.980 taking us through the the possibility of

01:07:49.240 a Senate being controlled of the

01:07:51.020 Republicans or by the Democrats again

01:07:53.720 uh and remember Republicans had a 10

01:07:57.900 seat advantage going into this now can

01:08:01.680 they pull it off to even get 51 we're

01:08:04.700 looking at the leaners uh and the uh we're

01:08:08.500 at 50 seats for the Republicans 50 just a

01:08:12.780 quick uh review it was 38 locked in for

01:08:15.820 Republicans you have nine that are pretty

01:08:17.760 darn sure solid ones uh another three that

01:08:20.840 are leaners that gets you to 50 for

01:08:23.060 Republicans for Democrats start with 28

01:08:25.180 you have 10 that are pretty solid

01:08:26.840 another seven that are leaners that

01:08:29.440 get you to 45 so 50 to 45 is where we

01:08:32.580 are right now in the Senate so

01:08:33.820 Republicans basically have to pick off

01:08:35.240 one of these toss-up races okay to get

01:08:38.160 control you'd like to get more than that

01:08:39.960 though yeah yeah yeah yeah so we start

01:08:42.180 with uh Michigan that is Mike Rogers and

01:08:44.340 Alyssa Slotkin right now you'd have a

01:08:47.100 probably maybe a slight lead for Democrats

01:08:50.160 in that particular race though it is very

01:08:52.220 very close could go either way Ohio

01:08:54.880 Sherrod Brown 47 to 43 was a sort of the

01:08:58.680 polling average though the last two polls

01:09:01.460 for Bernie Moreno the Republican have

01:09:03.820 shown the race to be much closer than that

01:09:05.560 and it looks like that one's tightening

01:09:07.100 almost never Glenn you do get a case where

01:09:10.980 a Republican presidential candidate wins

01:09:13.240 by seven eight nine points like which is

01:09:15.560 likely in Ohio and having the Republican

01:09:18.140 Senate candidate lose lose it's very

01:09:20.460 uncommon like Susan Collins pulled it

01:09:22.280 off once I think the other way but it is

01:09:24.440 really not a common process so especially

01:09:26.660 when it's not like a very close race right

01:09:29.940 you know then you have Bob Casey versus

01:09:32.320 Dave McCormick same story where Casey

01:09:35.080 has maintained a moderate lead in that

01:09:37.820 race you know three or four points for

01:09:39.860 most of the time last few polls from

01:09:41.960 McCormick have shown a growth and it

01:09:43.880 looks like that race is now razor sharp as

01:09:46.480 well razor thin and you have Tammy

01:09:48.580 Baldwin Eric Hovde in Wisconsin same

01:09:51.960 story looked like Baldwin has had a lead

01:09:55.140 Democrats now panicking about that race

01:09:57.220 yeah and it has tightened all four of

01:09:59.420 those races are largely in the same

01:10:01.380 position where you have it looked like

01:10:03.860 Democrats had a slight read they are

01:10:05.480 definitely outperforming Kamala Harris in

01:10:09.220 all of those states the Democrats are

01:10:11.340 however very very close now and could go

01:10:14.560 either way the last race is one I want

01:10:16.840 to draw your attention to has not had

01:10:18.420 much focus unless you've been listening

01:10:20.020 you know to Studos America where I've

01:10:21.580 been ranting about it for weeks because

01:10:23.380 it is been off everybody's radar and is

01:10:26.220 just seemingly popping up right now it

01:10:28.380 has not been included in the swing state

01:10:29.940 models for most of the people looking at

01:10:32.800 this but this is a race in Nebraska there

01:10:35.760 are two races in Nebraska this time you

01:10:37.700 have the Ricketts race which he's going to

01:10:39.760 win easily the second one is this Deb

01:10:42.520 Fisher versus Dan Osborne race what

01:10:44.880 they're doing in this race Glenn is the

01:10:46.640 same thing they tried on Mike Lee in

01:10:49.060 Utah last election yes where instead of

01:10:52.080 running a Democrat they're basically

01:10:53.720 running an independent and acting like

01:10:55.560 he's independent and not a Democrat

01:10:57.020 that's crazy that that even even has a

01:11:00.140 chance of working more and more common

01:11:01.960 though Democrats are trying it in state

01:11:03.320 after state they're saying we can't win

01:11:04.600 a Nebraska Senate race why would we even

01:11:06.380 try so they're not even running

01:11:08.100 anybody and they're just leaving this

01:11:09.900 guy Dan Osborne who is a you know kind

01:11:11.760 of a labor guy he's claiming he's not

01:11:14.200 going to I'm not going to caucus with

01:11:15.840 either side right if you believe that

01:11:18.000 you will believe anything I mean you

01:11:19.560 will vote with the Democrats every

01:11:21.140 single time yeah and I really think

01:11:23.720 that this race will be safe for

01:11:26.100 Republicans if people in Nebraska are

01:11:29.180 aware of what's going on so far every

01:11:32.800 Democratic source is like we don't know

01:11:34.160 what you're talking about they're just

01:11:35.260 shrugging their hands we don't know this

01:11:36.860 has nothing to do with with what we're

01:11:38.360 not talking about this at all we said

01:11:39.640 if it worked with Mike Lee it would be

01:11:41.720 everywhere everywhere it didn't work in

01:11:44.160 Utah will it work in Nebraska they're

01:11:46.100 trying they're trying now they're what's

01:11:48.220 interesting about this race and the

01:11:49.580 number one it's in the toss-up category

01:11:51.720 because I want people to be aware of it

01:11:53.420 you should be freaking out a little bit

01:11:55.020 about this race secondarily we just

01:11:57.500 don't have any good nonpartisan polling

01:12:00.000 here it's mostly all you know internal

01:12:03.440 polling from the Osborne campaign right

01:12:05.820 you know organizations that want

01:12:07.580 independent candidates to win right

01:12:09.660 those type of places have tried the

01:12:11.460 polling and they're showing either a

01:12:12.800 tie or a slight lead for Osborne the

01:12:15.180 independent so Fisher who is you know

01:12:17.940 not been my favorite Republican over

01:12:19.780 the years this is one of the people I

01:12:21.020 was hoping that they would be primary

01:12:23.080 in this particular race however she's

01:12:26.100 now the candidate and if you want

01:12:28.340 Democrats to have control of the

01:12:29.820 Senate you could vote for Osborne if

01:12:31.760 you that is the only real decision

01:12:33.500 here right it's just whether you want

01:12:35.140 Democratic control or if you want

01:12:36.700 Republican control and honestly like

01:12:39.800 it is a really important race and it

01:12:41.960 is still in the toss-up category until

01:12:43.920 we see some information that convinces me

01:12:45.380 otherwise okay let me take you to

01:12:48.300 someplace entirely different there was

01:12:51.700 an interview with Donald Trump which I

01:12:54.000 think is the best interview I've ever

01:12:56.020 seen Donald Trump in because this group

01:12:59.800 of comedians led by Andrew Schultz on the

01:13:02.980 podcast called flagrant has cracked the

01:13:05.320 code to the point to where one of them

01:13:08.280 reaches over and puts his hand on Don's

01:13:11.260 knee and says stay focused stay focused

01:13:14.920 and he laughs about it I mean it's a

01:13:18.060 great interview and they they did

01:13:21.180 something that I've never seen and they

01:13:23.500 also brought out things that I have been

01:13:25.900 wanting for the president to talk about

01:13:28.620 and they're the only ones that I have

01:13:30.440 seen do it if you're going to recommend

01:13:32.220 to somebody that they watch a podcast

01:13:34.200 interview with Donald Trump this is the

01:13:36.840 one I rarely learn things of what to do

01:13:42.220 from people who give interviews I usually

01:13:45.120 learn things like wow don't do that I

01:13:49.080 learned so much on how to interview

01:13:51.120 somebody from this podcast it is

01:13:53.460 absolutely fantastic I only have time to

01:13:56.100 give you a couple of things but it goes

01:13:58.080 to the character of Donald Trump here's

01:14:00.000 the first one on Donald Trump's

01:14:02.520 assassination attempt when he was down on

01:14:05.100 the ground cut 12 I'm good with names

01:14:08.040 you know you are when I got up I said

01:14:11.760 let me finish my speech but I'm surrounded

01:14:14.760 by like eight very large yeah men and a

01:14:17.900 very wonderful woman you saw that yeah

01:14:20.120 yeah yeah yeah but I'm surrounded by

01:14:22.180 guys they said sir no way go and I have

01:14:24.680 blood pouring down but I wanted to I

01:14:26.040 really wanted to finish my speech I

01:14:27.640 said I think I had like 50,000 I had a

01:14:30.440 lot of people there yeah yeah and you

01:14:32.820 know when I went down I was sort of like

01:14:34.180 embarrassed I said I went down in front

01:14:37.200 of all these people you know that was my

01:14:38.700 first thing I fit I don't want to be

01:14:40.180 embarrassed you were embarrassed you went

01:14:41.960 down yeah yeah you weren't exactly sure

01:14:44.520 what the hell was happening at first you

01:14:46.160 know but also you came back up with a fist

01:14:48.080 right okay that should tell you

01:14:52.920 everything you need to know on why

01:14:54.660 Donald Trump is not vulnerable the guy

01:15:00.720 was shot and embarrassed that he went to

01:15:05.140 the ground that's what he's taught to do

01:15:08.640 you know the red white and blue little

01:15:10.040 banner in front of the podium that's

01:15:12.060 Kevlar okay you are you are told if you

01:15:16.180 hear shots if you hear shots not be

01:15:19.180 grazed by one if you hear them get on

01:15:21.940 the ground behind that Kevlar ribbon and

01:15:25.840 that's what he did he was embarrassed by

01:15:28.300 that tells you something about his

01:15:31.220 character also tells you about how he

01:15:34.280 views the presidency and and standing up

01:15:39.720 and not being afraid now this one is

01:15:44.280 really important they start by talking

01:15:46.780 about him as a dad how his kids are

01:15:50.320 really together and what did you do as a

01:15:53.220 dad you're you have to be incredible

01:15:55.300 listen to how he answers this question

01:15:58.200 cut 11 you know he's taken a lot because

01:16:00.680 he was always a good student he went to

01:16:03.660 his son Wharton School of Finance which is

01:16:05.820 great and he did well but he he went into

01:16:09.260 the world of politics not because he

01:16:11.580 wanted to but because I was there and I

01:16:13.560 sort of automatically you drag you drag

01:16:16.100 the family in and this guy what he had

01:16:19.060 to go through with Russia Russia Russia

01:16:20.860 because he did they're asking me

01:16:22.400 questions about Russia I don't know

01:16:23.860 anything about Russia what's going on

01:16:25.260 and all of a sudden he's in front of

01:16:26.820 grand juries he's in front of Congress

01:16:28.880 yeah it was a hoax it was a total hoax

01:16:31.340 this was a made-up hoax by crazy Nancy

01:16:34.040 Pelosi and these you know the maniacs

01:16:36.240 Hillary Clinton who's totally nuts and

01:16:39.740 this went on for two years and you know

01:16:42.580 he said dad I know nothing about this

01:16:44.160 stuff and he go before the grand jury

01:16:45.580 and you know Comey you have Comey who's

01:16:49.040 the worst just a bad guy but he went

01:16:53.200 through a lot and it actually made him

01:16:55.420 tougher I don't know that's good or bad

01:16:57.600 but he's a tough cookie that one yeah and

01:17:00.340 it made in his case it made him tougher

01:17:03.400 Ivanka did a great job she didn't want

01:17:06.020 anything all she wanted to do is get

01:17:07.460 people jobs I would have made her the

01:17:09.760 ambassador to the UN I wanted to do

01:17:11.640 that I think she would have been

01:17:12.540 incredible the whole aura she would

01:17:15.360 have been great but she didn't want

01:17:16.540 that she didn't and that would have

01:17:17.760 been a very glamorous position she would

01:17:20.040 have been great there all she did is go

01:17:22.760 to see companies and hire people she

01:17:24.860 wanted and she hired I think it was like

01:17:26.720 10 million people some incredible

01:17:28.940 amount of people she'd go to Walmart

01:17:30.780 she'd go to Exxon she'd go to these big

01:17:32.700 companies and see if she could get

01:17:34.920 groups of people hired yeah and she loved

01:17:37.100 doing it it was great and she there was

01:17:39.100 no glamour there was no anything but she

01:17:40.860 got people jobs so he goes through this

01:17:43.940 whole thing he starts with I have five

01:17:46.560 amazing children now they just said what

01:17:49.520 did you do as a father he spends the

01:17:52.680 entire time he doesn't mention him one

01:17:56.740 time not once he doesn't take credit for

01:17:59.920 for his children he spends three three

01:18:03.480 and a half minutes just talking about

01:18:05.540 his amazing children now when is the

01:18:08.840 last time someone gave him a compliment

01:18:12.560 said you know the Trump organization or

01:18:16.800 you just did some miracle stuff when's the

01:18:20.360 last time you ever heard him give credit

01:18:25.660 all of it away and just talk about the

01:18:29.120 amazing people involved I've heard him

01:18:32.220 do it two times now one generally speaking

01:18:36.320 of the American people and now with his

01:18:39.680 kids everybody looks at Donald Trump and

01:18:44.520 they say oh he's arrogant he's whatever

01:18:46.680 and I keep telling you he's not like that

01:18:49.200 in real life he's not he's actually very

01:18:52.380 humble he's very very gracious he is just

01:18:56.040 not the same guy you don't see that

01:18:59.200 because the man was embarrassed to show

01:19:02.780 the weakness of going down on the ground

01:19:05.900 when he was shot and when he's talking

01:19:11.440 about his children the guy who's like I

01:19:13.480 got my name in the sky it's big it's

01:19:15.520 beautiful Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump

01:19:17.940 Trump Trump Trump doesn't mention

01:19:21.520 himself mentions mom mentions the kids

01:19:26.540 but not him that should tell you he's

01:19:33.760 got five kids who would walk through and

01:19:36.600 have walk through walls of fire for him

01:19:40.160 I don't know about you but I had a hard

01:19:44.560 time raising my kids my kids come from a

01:19:48.400 two of them come from a divorce I didn't

01:19:51.860 have the relationship that he had with his

01:19:54.140 wife that was divorced I didn't co-parent

01:19:57.820 like he did I tried but we never mastered

01:20:00.600 it he did it his kids will all walk through

01:20:05.240 a wall of fire none of them are drunks none

01:20:08.560 of them are drug addicts none of them seem to

01:20:12.640 be out of control in any way shape or form

01:20:16.100 how did he do that if he's such an

01:20:21.420 egomaniac that only cares about himself

01:20:23.700 why do his five children why are they

01:20:27.180 healthy generally balanced I mean compared

01:20:30.460 to my family really balanced how did he do

01:20:34.740 that if you think he's a monster you should

01:20:41.080 ask yourself if Hitler would have had

01:20:43.940 children would they have been like that

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01:21:03.760 be very careful not to hit that car a half a

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01:22:17.120 our opinions weighing you down call in and let

01:22:22.200 it out 888-727-BECK this is the Glenn Beck

01:22:31.000 program okay let me give you something

01:22:46.800 else here's Donald Trump on the flagrant

01:22:49.740 podcast talking about nicknames listen how

01:22:53.040 funny he is listen to this I'm good with

01:22:55.380 names you know you are you're very good

01:22:57.220 you are you are Pocahontas yeah we have

01:22:59.920 names what about and there was you tampon

01:23:02.640 Tim was good what about is that I'm with

01:23:04.080 tampon Tim it's hard to say yeah in other

01:23:06.820 words it's a mouthful it's a lot and you

01:23:10.000 can't stutter it through when you know it's

01:23:13.700 really a lousy word to say yeah but it's

01:23:16.600 quite accurate right there are some like

01:23:21.000 comrade Kamala it's a little hard to say

01:23:24.720 she's comrade because she's obviously a

01:23:26.540 communist yeah she's horrible so I call her

01:23:29.460 comrade yeah and it's not bad but when you

01:23:32.800 put the names together yeah it's a little

01:23:35.100 you got to be able to pew okay so he's

01:23:40.440 being funny here because he is really really

01:23:42.820 funny he really is he I mean he could have

01:23:45.500 been a comedian I believe but anyway he's

01:23:48.060 really funny now listen to the difference

01:23:49.560 between Kamala that and Kamala on Howard

01:23:52.600 Stern cut seven even when I watch them on

01:23:55.740 Saturday Night Live with the where they

01:23:57.840 have Maya Rudolph playing you I hate it I

01:24:00.920 don't want you being made fun of I there's

01:24:04.520 too much at stake I believe the entire

01:24:06.540 future of this country right now I mean as

01:24:08.760 America landed the free home of the brave I

01:24:11.580 think it's literally on the line I agree

01:24:13.740 with you yeah I know who is the

01:24:19.540 one that is that you want to have a beer

01:24:23.220 with I watched Colbert the other day she

01:24:26.620 had a beer yeah I know who's the one I mean

01:24:29.820 this is good for the conservative movement

01:24:33.440 being fun funny great to hang out with have

01:24:38.180 some laughs or the ones are like we can't

01:24:41.100 have any fun I don't like it when they make

01:24:43.560 fun of you

01:24:44.520 the Glenn Beck program Stu before you killed

01:24:52.360 President Miles your dog oh don't bring

01:24:55.180 that why would you bring that up I'm still

01:24:57.260 I'm still grieving my poor little guy you

01:24:59.980 beat him almost every day that is not true

01:25:02.280 and I don't even like you saying it he was a

01:25:04.640 distinguished dog I know he was he lived to

01:25:07.740 18 years old I know yeah and then we lost

01:25:09.900 him last year yeah it was really sad but

01:25:12.620 you you fed miles rough green yeah I mean I

01:25:18.140 have no evidence of this but I think it's

01:25:20.660 actually made you know healthier and live

01:25:23.460 longer well I mean if you look at the

01:25:25.300 ingredients it would make sense yeah first

01:25:26.960 of all but also yeah you do notice it

01:25:29.020 right you notice when first of all they

01:25:31.020 love eating the food a lot more they like

01:25:32.980 dive right in and secondly you're getting

01:25:34.780 them all the nutrients that they need I

01:25:36.360 look I don't know I don't know either

01:25:37.440 right but Miles did live to 18 years old I

01:25:40.020 mean yeah he was moving around very

01:25:41.580 slowly at the end but I mean that's pretty

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01:28:56.980 we welcome back yakko buens who uh yesterday declared that if you don't vote for donald trump

01:29:04.460 you're going to hell uh so he thought we'd have him back again and just uh ask who's going to hell

01:29:10.580 today yakko glenn thank you you're amazing yeah today we're going after corrupt judges okay in

01:29:18.860 family court okay which we would argue is the most broken court system in our country okay so when you

01:29:24.740 say this what do you mean corrupt judges judges who choose to give children to the parent who ends up

01:29:32.260 being the pedophile or the predator and that is a movement across the country where help me out on

01:29:39.000 that because i've not heard this yeah multiple studies across the country going on our organization

01:29:43.680 currently has six cases in fort worth with judge bennett and judge stone these are female judges

01:29:50.140 that historically will take evidence like what's in front of me um gruesome evidence 10 medical reports

01:29:57.320 by medical professionals talking about acute genital abrasions medically diagnosed bruising of

01:30:05.320 genitalia of boys and girls both anal and and we can go on into details you maybe don't want to

01:30:10.520 discuss no i don't we don't need more than skip as many where the evidence is there from the child's

01:30:17.240 mouth and it's called the forensic interview the child doesn't go into court and then that evidence

01:30:21.020 is inadmissible to court and the judges hand full custody to the parent that's being accused and it's

01:30:26.760 through this new movement called parental alienation to where if there's a mom that says look i think

01:30:32.440 my husband is abusing my child right the father starts alienating the mom in the eyes of the child

01:30:41.320 starts poisoning the mind of the child like you saw in the jeff yonker case that that that the blaze was

01:30:46.740 very involved with at one point we go where one parent will will indoctrinate a child against another

01:30:52.860 parent knowing this is going to go to court but it's almost always 67 percent close to 70 percent of

01:30:58.800 time it's sexual abuse and the children are going to the abusers the court is giving in our six cases

01:31:04.640 we have in fort worth the judges reversed custody where the mother got the custody who was the

01:31:09.760 plaintiff who said i want a divorce i caught my husband or father said i caught my wife telling my

01:31:16.040 son he's a girl trying to transition my son so it's it's almost 50 50 whether the husband's the

01:31:22.040 plaintiff or the or the or the wife where the judges then end up giving the child to the parent

01:31:28.700 who's actually the abuser because they use this tactic called parental alienation and it's very

01:31:32.860 effective okay so how do you know though i mean because you do know that there are you know divorces

01:31:39.980 and custody cases where they're lying a hundred percent it makes it makes it very difficult which is why

01:31:46.460 the child's forensic interview 10 medical professionals advising the court on details

01:31:52.120 and it gets thrown out of court brazen cover-up of sexual abuse by the new jersey court here's a mom

01:31:58.460 committing suicide after two of her children's custody is taken away from her knowing that the

01:32:03.340 child says that does xyz this case here is is a mother selling her daughter and a father saying i want

01:32:11.700 full custody and the mother poisoning so it's a very very difficult road to walk child advocacy is vital

01:32:21.060 in this country it's not getting a loud enough voice because sometimes you need an outside entity

01:32:27.060 that that will be an advocate for the child by looking at it forensically let the child do a forensic

01:32:32.500 interview let that interview stand in court they're not why doesn't that stand that when it comes to

01:32:39.300 child sexual abuse even on sex trafficking i'll give an example we have 254 counties in texas this is

01:32:45.060 ken paxton's numbers right my numbers are a little worse ken paxton attorney general 254 counties in the

01:32:52.180 state of texas we only prosecute in court child sex crimes in 10 counties what 10. ken paxton the

01:33:00.500 attorney general wanted to prosecute the cases himself on his own dime text me and said will you testify

01:33:07.540 in in texas senate they're blocking me from from prosecuting these cases because district

01:33:14.980 attorneys have to invite an ag into a case he can't superimpose they plead these things down out of

01:33:20.740 court they don't allow the child's voice forensically not a child on a witness stand they don't allow the

01:33:26.900 child's voice when a child says yes these are doctors evidence across state lines saying no question

01:33:32.740 this child is being sexually abused not necessarily trafficked sometimes trafficked but abused these

01:33:39.140 child's forensic interviews are not going to court they're settling out of court for a marijuana charge

01:33:44.740 or a drug charge and normally the judges are going to lean to the parent that's saying she's a homophobe

01:33:51.220 she's a transphobe my my son wants to be a girl and the mom doesn't want to let him or the dad doesn't

01:33:56.980 want to let him and the judges are leaning across the country glenn are leaning towards the sympathy

01:34:03.300 of that parent who's actually the abuser so there's two things going on here one is the sexual abuse i

01:34:10.420 mean if the leading uh the leading indicator for abuse in a family especially sexual abuse is is there a

01:34:20.980 step parent in the house that changes or foster yeah that changes the dynamics like crazy yeah um but

01:34:29.460 uh there's a difference between sexual abuse and then the other is mental abuse you know what i mean

01:34:36.340 it's just as bad i'm not saying horrible right just as bad so how many of these cases that you're looking

01:34:42.660 at are actual sexual abuse and how many of them are transgender i want to uh mutilate my child

01:34:50.740 between these two studies they're about 50 50 across the country there's two major organizations

01:34:56.420 women's coalition international and then national online resource center are writing these white

01:35:01.220 papers it's about 50 50 almost straight down the middle of when it's just indoctrination right

01:35:07.940 manipulation yeah which we would call coercion and then actually going to sexual abuse now what the

01:35:14.260 paper studies find and what we find is if you if you allow it to continue if you allow the

01:35:20.580 indoctrination to continue and then you embolden that parent by giving them full custody and normally

01:35:26.180 the other parent gets two hours of supervised visitation a week right right it ends up in

01:35:31.220 sexual abuse later down the road i mean that's a it's a it's a natural progression it it gets especially

01:35:36.980 if the indoctrination is sexually oriented even if there's not sexual abuse but it is hey you're really

01:35:42.580 a girl and we're going to transition you and bring puberty blockers or at some point that child is now

01:35:49.060 more vulnerable which means outside predator forces correct recognize that child and the propensity

01:35:55.460 for that child to be exploited goes up so if they don't start in sexual abuse they start with

01:36:01.140 indoctrination which they call parental alienation alienating one parent and it's tricky so for us

01:36:07.460 the fail safe is let the evidence speak for itself because when you do forensic interviews on a child

01:36:11.620 it's it's not the child's pediatrician it's third party it's doctors and nurses and and the evidence is

01:36:17.380 there and and it gets thrown out of court i mean massively i'm not i you know i i'm not one for

01:36:23.860 experts to come in and tell me sure you know what to do however when it's forensic when it is yeah

01:36:30.740 there are bruises there you know there's bleeding whatever yeah abrasions pretty clear yeah medical

01:36:37.780 diagnosed bruising lacerations so what is the what is the motivation of these judges

01:36:46.180 yeah i asked that question particularly fort worth because this is close to us right tarrant county is

01:36:50.500 is highlighted as one of the worst in the country is it really yeah yeah we have six cases in fort

01:36:54.980 worth just our organization currently with the moms the motivation going we could chalk it up to woke

01:37:01.300 culture woke ideology but it's really we're losing fort worth but we're losing fort worth isn't there

01:37:06.660 in real trouble is in real trouble it's in true you lose that sheriff you lose i mean sheriff wayburn

01:37:12.420 has to stay has to stay the number one sheriff in the country fighting for the for the safety of

01:37:16.980 children yeah in exploitation and then ted cruz is up for a battle in hey would you do me a favor

01:37:22.260 sarah let's get ted cruz and sheriff rayborn uh wayborn on because he's fantastic both of them are yeah

01:37:29.140 anyway yeah uh so what's the solution parents have to understand and really child advocacy they have

01:37:35.460 to understand if you're going to go into a battle like this you have to get an organization that's in

01:37:39.620 this fight that cares about the child first really two parents are secondary for us it's that child and

01:37:47.140 that child's safety and that child's voice and then forensically we're not talking about opinion or

01:37:52.980 expert opinion you're going in there and there's medical medical reason there's bruising there's

01:37:58.820 unfortunately there's damage where we said that should count judge this should go in front of a

01:38:04.980 jury i don't know why that doesn't count that sense to you still they settle out of court so the jury

01:38:10.660 doesn't get to to look at the evidence the forensic interview some of these are voice recordings right

01:38:16.020 for instance this is a voice recording where the child speaks uh and it's i don't want to read it on

01:38:21.140 air but the child speaks and and this is how the child will say the the one pediatrician the child

01:38:28.420 forensically says to the pediatrician that her father tells her that she's a bad girl this is

01:38:32.980 her words i'm a bad girl i did some very bad things she's nine she's nine right i mean telling her you're

01:38:41.380 going to get in trouble you're going to break the family apart telling her about her mom is and that

01:38:46.020 she's stepping in the role of her mom look at this and you can't read this on air these cases you'll see

01:38:52.660 watch the amount of families that's going to message you these cases are across the country

01:38:58.020 and it's this woke judicial system that has become tolerant of sexual immorality and is giving favor to

01:39:07.300 that sect of society that lean favorably towards pedophilia they want to call it minor attracted

01:39:14.020 persons and it is a very large section of our culture what is that i mean you know

01:39:20.580 you know we've all known that pedophilia exists and you know when you first saw what were those

01:39:28.340 little like you know those glamour shows with the little kids that were dressing up and you know and

01:39:34.420 you know that that was disturbing but you question the parents that were doing that why would you allow

01:39:41.220 them to be sexualized like that you didn't necessarily jump to yeah all of the people who are like oh that's

01:39:48.180 hot because you thought that was a small number there seems to be a lot of this we are the main

01:39:54.500 consumer in the world for this kind of stuff number one 152 billion dollars a year spent on sexually

01:40:01.460 exploitive content on children 52 billion of the 152 is inside the 50 states we're a third of the global

01:40:08.660 consumption a third why of the we have abandoned god glenn and i i can't speak it's the it's moloch

01:40:16.420 worship this is jesus walks from the sea of galilee he finds it fit in his day to take the disciples i

01:40:23.700 walked this journey with my kids 13 kilometers walks from the sea of galilee to caesarea philippi he asks

01:40:29.780 who do they say i am some see elijah the prophet and then finally you you're the king of kings messiah he

01:40:34.900 said i want you to look at these gates of hell behind him if you insist on philippi there's a cave

01:40:39.860 the cave is in the garden of zeus and the temple of pan pan sexual is where all your trans movement

01:40:46.580 comes from it's literally from moloch the false god the sexual god and jesus in the time when they're

01:40:52.500 sacrificing children right there cutting babies out of the womb raping plundering women and children in

01:40:59.380 the cave he says to the disciples these gates of hell will not prevail against my kingdom he saw it

01:41:05.140 fit for them to see it to say do you see this abomination this is not of me this will never be

01:41:11.940 of me i mean if my messiah to saw it fit to walk his disciples and a whole bunch of women that never

01:41:18.580 get enough credit with the with the disciples and say do you see this this is of demons this is of hell

01:41:24.900 calls it a gate of hell it's the worship of moloch we have abandoned god there's so much

01:41:30.180 we talked about it yesterday christianity cannot just be a title it now has to go to action you said

01:41:36.900 it yesterday we've got to clean up my house my house for me and my house we're going to serve the

01:41:43.220 lord i'm going to protect my children and then my neighbors and in our county and in our school and

01:41:48.900 our state and if the federal government does their job which hardly ever happens then good on

01:41:53.780 them if we have a president who does his job good on him but i'm gonna take ownership of what god

01:41:58.740 gave me stewardship over yes yes um yako thank you uh so much where can people find you help jbm.org

01:42:08.340 is our organization if families are in this situation we will help them as advocates and then for me

01:42:13.780 yaku.boyence on instagram we use all our social media to rescue children a hundred percent and and we

01:42:20.180 appreciate the support thank you very much thank you yako appreciate it all right back in just a

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01:44:16.820 watching for because this is donald trump says this is the biggest thing on our plate is the

01:44:21.860 prospect of nuclear war and nobody's paying attention to it and i showed you what was

01:44:26.180 happening could we please play the jenga uh place this this is i i uh i showed you at the end poly

01:44:32.920 crisis is what's going to be our downfall with election day now than less than four weeks away

01:44:38.900 we're facing what i like to call a poly crisis now i can't remember another election day with as much

01:44:45.680 potential chaos bubbling under the surface oh did you hear today um just to add to the poly crisis

01:44:52.420 a poly crisis is you know all these things coming together multiple crisis at the same time never

01:44:59.060 waste it all related but separate but related to each other the latest poly crisis um today uh was that

01:45:08.020 there is um you're gonna love this uh there was uh assassins going to uh assassinate people like you

01:45:15.520 at the malls from uh isis they were here the government let them in uh harris biden let them in

01:45:22.040 um but that was just going to happen on election day then you have of course hurricane helene

01:45:27.340 oh you know what's happening right now yeah uh you have uh hurricane milton and then back in january

01:45:38.380 just in time for january kids to start the new year we have another labor strike don't worry this is this

01:45:47.320 is going to be this is easy to navigate uh then we have

01:45:52.180 he's playing jenga the border crisis you know hey did you hear about that mayor and everyone on his

01:46:00.660 staff that was beheaded by the drug gangs in mexico yeah that's cool nothing like that here though

01:46:07.460 of course we have a financial crisis oh i don't like any of my choices i don't but we're gonna have

01:46:14.620 to go first one of them uh a financial crisis is is you know brewing which is great so we got that

01:46:22.220 oh and then we have the assassination plots can we no assassination plots um election interference

01:46:32.640 or election fraud see we're just i mean they're we're not teetering at all i mean this is this is

01:46:40.020 great okay we then have a war with iran that's very possible

01:46:46.660 uh and then nuclear war with russia that seems to be beauty brewing uh that one's really good

01:46:57.620 and then we have somebody who wants to reimagine america

01:47:02.180 and destabilization is the key i mean what could possibly

01:47:08.100 what could possibly go wrong we're completely stable right you know destabilizing us also the

01:47:17.600 goal of russia iran north korea china i mean but we got it

01:47:22.020 we're fine nothing to see here that is from last night's uh tv show you don't want to miss it

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01:47:37.620 glenn beck i want you to think about this for a second your next vice president the second most

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01:49:02.000 welcome to the glenn beck program so if you listen to this program uh i uh i've been talking about a

01:49:24.080 poly crisis for a while we were just talking about it and playing jenga how you weaken all of the

01:49:30.760 institutions you you keep piling crisis upon crisis and when that happens you can take down the entire

01:49:39.900 country um when i was on at fox uh i was introduced to a concept that was first introduced by cloward and

01:49:48.440 piven these were two i think it was husband and wife uh and they were college professors and they

01:49:54.820 actually put this into play and it collapsed the city of new york all the funding uh you know they

01:50:02.260 they went broke and it was really bad uh you know the government was there to bail them out when it

01:50:08.600 comes to the federal government gang no one is coming to our aid no one will bail out the united

01:50:15.980 states and say you know that's you know for everything you guys have done that we're not gonna ask you to

01:50:22.260 pay it back that's not happening it's not happening cloward and piven is a strategy that came to my

01:50:29.060 attention back in the fox days and i explained it to you and i became i think i think the number one

01:50:36.440 enemy of this sweet little old lady who is not doing this at all uh-huh what's happening right now

01:50:44.600 is cloward and piven it's it's happening in the finances it's happening with uh the hurricane

01:50:52.880 to where we've taken all of this money and we've used it for illegals putting them up that's putting

01:51:00.120 the stress on hurricane recovery we're doing it with our out of control spending it's happening

01:51:07.600 everywhere the guy who first really brought this to our attention and really um taught me a lot

01:51:14.300 about cloward and piven back in the day is jim simpson uh he's written a new book called

01:51:20.080 manufactured crisis the plan aimed at ending america and i wanted you to hear what he has to

01:51:27.760 say james welcome to the program hey glenn great to be with you thanks for having me thank you thank

01:51:34.400 you so um let's start with cloward and piven and and show how this is in play okay sure absolutely

01:51:43.640 well you know it's it's like so many things and i've written about this and i explained it in the

01:51:49.240 book uh manufacturing crisis you war to end america because that's what it is and uh you know when

01:51:59.240 the soviet union was first formed in 1917 with vladimir lenin as his as its leader uh he

01:52:09.420 advocated using multiple crises to weaken and weaken our their enemy until the enemy was ultimately

01:52:22.840 destroyed and their main enemy from that day forward uh was america of course because we are the biggest

01:52:30.360 and the strongest and the best example of how capitalism works and their goal as put out by

01:52:38.520 karl marx was to destroy capitalism essentially wipe out the world as we all know it at least the

01:52:46.820 western world and replace it with their communist vision now hang on this didn't happen to us it was

01:52:54.120 very hard because we were because capitalism should be um unconnected or disconnected from the government

01:53:03.040 and on honestly from each other it it you'd have to go around it's like herding cats going around to each

01:53:10.620 company and trying to get them right now we have public private partnerships where you can because one

01:53:17.980 falls they all fall it's like the banking system being too big yep no that's absolutely right and you know

01:53:25.680 quote unquote public private partnerships which first became a term used by uh president obama is

01:53:34.180 simply fascism thank you is is public private partnerships when of course the public partnership

01:53:44.220 the public the uh government is the um you know lead partner and the corporations do whatever they want

01:53:53.320 and of course they're paid it makes them makes it easier for them they essentially get a government

01:53:58.420 monopoly but then the government is in control can you explain that jim for somebody somebody's never

01:54:04.340 heard that they might think that's absolutely outrageous to say can you give me the history on that

01:54:08.500 oh yeah absolutely so mussolini the italian dictator during world war ii um you know when he was

01:54:17.740 younger in the 20s he was a communist and but he realized that italy would not accept somebody running

01:54:27.180 as a communist so he created this entirely new idea which would essentially be communism without the name

01:54:36.600 and that was to uh allow private companies to live but only in partnership with the government which of

01:54:45.880 course puts the government in charge in a de facto manner anyway and he called it fascism and he was

01:54:53.580 elected under that banner right and of course hitler followed suit was inspired by him and the nazi party

01:55:02.900 national socialist party did essentially did the same thing right they let porsche and volkswagen and

01:55:10.600 everything exist but they existed to do the bidding of the government in partnership um okay so talk to me a

01:55:20.560 little bit about um cloward and pivot and how this has been around it it um cloward richard cloward

01:55:29.000 his ideas are what brought the great society together right yes no that's and that's a really important

01:55:37.400 point to know um his ideas inspired johnson's great society which by the way johnson borrowed the name

01:55:47.400 great society from the title of a 1914 work by british socialist cram wallace but um so cloward's idea

01:56:00.360 was to vastly increase welfare and to put uh and to pack the welfare roles with as many people taking as

01:56:13.960 many of the benefits as they were entitled to and his belief was that in so doing it would overwhelm the

01:56:24.680 government government government with demands for public services and the government would collapse

01:56:30.200 due to the financial burden um and and it would keep blacks in poverty well so so yeah i mean there's

01:56:41.000 multiple purposes for it right the big one that johnson glommed on to and of course all the democrats

01:56:47.660 was that it would provide them with a permanent voting block because once addicted to the welfare

01:56:54.540 the uh the uh minorities low-income minorities sure would be reliable uh democrat voters so that was

01:57:02.780 really what got johnson onto it but it was cloward and pivot's idea they didn't want they they disliked

01:57:14.940 they hated welfare because that's they said it made uh they wanted to it it doused the

01:57:24.300 fires of rebellion that they thought what they could get right right the uh lower classes so uh to the

01:57:31.900 poorer classes so the idea was to overwhelm so much money and overwhelm the government that it would

01:57:39.500 collapse and in that situation where they could no longer get the welfare that they thought they were

01:57:46.220 entitled to they would become the ground army for the greek socialist revolution that cloward and pivot

01:57:52.460 visualize because in fact they were well they were trotsky we're talking we're talking to jim simpson uh

01:58:00.060 he's the author of a new book called manufactured crisis um cloward and pivot also played a really

01:58:06.380 important role in with clinton in fact i believe they were at the signing of the national voter registration

01:58:12.780 act which is the motor voter law yeah that was their idea was it not oh it absolutely was and they spent

01:58:21.500 10 years uh they created an organization called human serve that's human service employees uh registration

01:58:30.860 voting uh i forget the last forget that the acronym but it it was um they researched for 10 years

01:58:41.500 how they could move voting from a private individual responsibility over to the government

01:58:51.580 and they did lawsuits all over the country in little municipalities where they were trying to get

01:58:59.980 the government to take over um voter registration and of course they did judge shopping and sooner or later

01:59:07.660 they found a leftist judge that would agree with them and so they built momentum for this thing and then

01:59:13.740 they actually wrote the law that created the national voter registration act the motor voter law which was signed

01:59:24.300 by bill clinton in 1993 a year before the republicans took over uh in congress so they they could do it

01:59:33.420 with impunity um but it has created all the chaos we see in the voting system because

01:59:43.260 it essentially forces federal agencies to become voter registration operations for the radical left i mean

01:59:54.620 motor voter requires motor vehicle departments to register voters right and and most of the voters who are

02:00:03.180 going to be registered that way are going to be low income people which they uh assume will vote democrat

02:00:11.420 and very importantly illegal aliens and so you have the state laws the various state laws that are allowing

02:00:20.540 illegal aliens to um get driver's license and that wasn't in a mistake that wasn't you know unrelated those democrat

02:00:31.900 states that have allowed those laws to pass have calculated that they can get the illegal immigration vote

02:00:40.300 because there is no requirement for somebody to uh

02:00:46.860 to to say their relationship in order to get uh their motor vehicle license right and then of course

02:00:56.300 it's registered to vote so that's what they've been doing i i i want you to read uh jim's book he is um

02:01:03.980 he has put all of this together and i'm telling you what you're experiencing right now which is going

02:01:09.900 to be a poly crisis that will take us down is the concept that originated with cloward and piven uh illegal

02:01:18.140 immigration being the most visible example but not the only one the spending sprees the subprime mortgage

02:01:24.300 crisis the this is all happening because of cloward and piven the name of the book is manufactured

02:01:31.100 crisis the war to end america manufactured crisis the war to end america by uh james simpson

02:01:39.260 you can pick it up wherever you get your books jim thank you so much god bless

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02:03:29.580 uh former president trump has announced that he's holding a rally later this month

02:03:40.780 at madison square garden uh it's set to take place october 27th uh that's nine days before the election

02:03:49.420 i i mean does he think that it is in play new york i mean he says that every time i know i will say this it

02:03:55.660 is not in play for him my guess is it's more of a selfless act number one it will be highly promoted

02:04:01.180 it will be the the visuals will be amazing amazing low-key a really really important state for the

02:04:08.380 house the republicans did very well in 2022 the only reason they have the house right now is because of

02:04:15.180 these states these uh districts they picked up in new york and while it's not necessarily around

02:04:20.300 madison square garden the state is vitally important for the house for republicans to get

02:04:25.020 it but you know what what changed new york at least new york city was covid everything's changed up there

02:04:31.260 they are psychotic it is they are really they are they're still wearing masks many people uh and it's

02:04:38.780 it's amazing how like for instance howard stern he's a different guy it changed him a guy who was like

02:04:46.220 you know uh i was in washington dc when um what was it that uh that airplane crashed into the 14th street

02:04:56.300 bridge uh remember that and like everybody died they're pulling bodies out of the frozen water the

02:05:03.100 next day and he's on the air calling the airline saying i'd like to book a one-way flight to the 14th street

02:05:09.340 bridge okay i mean yeah all right listen to what he said uh to kamala harris just on an interview two

02:05:20.300 days ago listen to this even when i watch them on saturday night live with the um where they have

02:05:25.420 maya rudolph playing you i hate it i don't want you being made fun of i i i there's too much at stake i

02:05:32.940 believe the entire future of this country right now i mean as america landed the free home of the brave i

02:05:38.940 think it's literally on the line i agree with you i mean because i think a lot of street bridge

02:05:45.100 bodies being pulled out and like i think he'd argue he's changed over the years right yeah

02:05:49.500 dramatically but like a lot of people are looking at that as like oh look how liberal he's become

02:05:53.420 which whatever i mean you can i'm not surprised that a big entertainer is liberal but like the fact

02:05:59.020 that he's like i we can't have comedy because things are too serious like that i i don't know what

02:06:04.300 that says if that's just from howard howard stern and this change came with kobe it came with kobe

02:06:12.140 changed a lot of people yeah changed a lot of people a lot of people and some of them

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