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00:02:39.580 oh my god

00:02:41.580 uh i gotta tell you i could have rolled in today you know two minutes before i cracked the mic

00:02:49.360 and had plenty of stuff to talk about and without breaking a sweat i last night

00:02:55.940 a few things happen one i don't think i've ever made it to the end of a state of the union address

00:03:05.700 i don't think i've ever made it to the end especially one that was two hours long i've never

00:03:11.900 i you get 15 minutes into it and i'm like i can't take it anymore i can't take it anymore

00:03:17.980 when will this guy shut up that's what i'm saying about every single president that has ever

00:03:22.540 when will these people stop clapping sit down so we can get through this and when will this guy shut

00:03:27.740 up last night i was riveted absolutely riveted and i oh i have a lot to say we learned a lot

00:03:36.460 last night we'll get into that here in 60 seconds first let me tell you about the international

00:03:42.060 fellowship of christians and jews what does what does it actually mean in 2026 to stand with israel

00:03:48.880 in a world that feels increasingly unstable it's easy to stay the say the words well maybe not not

00:03:55.100 maybe not today not anymore i stand with israel oh good luck with that the headlines are constant

00:04:02.260 the threats are real the region around israel remains volatile and you may have lost friends

00:04:09.420 if you say yeah i believe jews have a right to live in their own nation and defend themselves

00:04:15.320 i don't necessarily have to agree with their wars i don't have to agree with the way they fight them

00:04:19.600 i don't have to go join them on that but i agree that they have a right to live oh my gosh when that

00:04:26.600 gets dangerous you know the world is in trouble the international fellowship of christians and jews

00:04:32.140 is providing tangible support they don't send bombs they build bomb shelters they deliver emergency

00:04:38.440 supplies they care for those who are at most risk in a shaking world standing with israel is a decision

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00:05:00.660 i'm going to give you my overview and then i'm going to take it uh bit by bit uh and tell you

00:05:10.040 i guess there's places i just we just have to go you just have to go i just have to play the audio

00:05:16.980 because it was incredible last night last night was not a speech okay last night it was a mirror

00:05:24.700 and if you were watching carefully not through twitter not through the spin room not through cable

00:05:30.220 chyrons but actually watching the room you saw something that you should concern every democratic

00:05:38.280 strategist in america you saw something in the room that if you vote for the democrats should have

00:05:47.420 made you question who am i standing with the damage was not done by the president the damage was done

00:05:56.480 by the people who refused to stand or clap for the most obvious things

00:06:03.080 let me say something um plainly here this was the best speech president trump has ever given

00:06:11.540 i mean you want to talk about a mic drop and i urge you go back and look at the when he was walking out

00:06:18.000 i mean i think you will see it now when i point this out you will see it when he's walking out and

00:06:23.980 he's shaking people's hands on the way out the guy looks 20 years younger he looks like he's 60

00:06:30.460 when he walked he's walking out he walked in strong clear disciplined not tired not wandering

00:06:40.200 he was on prompter yes but he commanded the prompter unlike any time i've ever seen him give a speech

00:06:46.860 he had humor that landed he had key moments like the hockey team that was humor that was human that

00:06:55.580 was light that was confident the opening statistics i thought were overwhelming rapid fire border inflation

00:07:04.380 energy jobs there was a rhythm to this speech the most important thing is he did not look like he was

00:07:13.200 defensive and donald trump has has been on the defense for most of his presidency not necessarily this term

00:07:21.660 but last term and then when he was running for president and even towards the beginning of this first

00:07:29.700 or this second term he has been saying look it's going to be great

00:07:35.200 he no longer had to say that last night he was on the offense last night he looked certain

00:07:43.520 he knew what he had done and he was commanding as president of the united states but that's not the story

00:07:53.860 although that's big news that's not the story the story was the democrats

00:07:59.600 when you have a third of them not standing for the u.s hockey team

00:08:07.280 what is going on no real applause for the olympics or the world cup coming to america

00:08:17.340 muted response for the first world war ii veteran

00:08:22.740 um polite restrained clapping for the coast guard rescue mission what what

00:08:31.200 the moment that was the most powerful moment i have ever seen any president uh give other than

00:08:40.060 mr gorbachev tear down this wall there was no moment in presidential history in my lifetime

00:08:46.300 that was as strong as that until last night stand if you agree the first job of government is to

00:08:56.440 protect the american citizen and not foreign citizens that's the easiest applause line ever presented

00:09:06.940 in american politics that is you shouldn't even think you just stand up that's not even partisan

00:09:14.720 is the job of the american government congress to protect the american city a citizen or illegals

00:09:24.300 or foreign citizens

00:09:26.700 how what what happened

00:09:31.800 hesitation folding of arms looking down no one clapping no one standing up on that side of the

00:09:39.960 aisle it just play this out with me

00:09:44.720 that's something that even if you don't believe in you stand up for it's something that you you go

00:09:51.880 like i don't believe in this but this is going to look really really bad we all got to stand up

00:09:55.980 you don't damage your opponent when you do that you damage your brand this was the worst night for any brand

00:10:05.540 and maybe and maybe twice as bad for the night that coca-cola came out and said we're getting rid of the original recipe and we're going right for new coke

00:10:18.880 i mean that did brand damage like i've never seen before this i'm not sure the democrats survived the brand damage that they're doing right now

00:10:28.700 you know what i mean when you when you when you don't you can't stand for that

00:10:33.960 the american people last night were not watching like operatives

00:10:40.900 they were watching like parents

00:10:44.360 and parents understand instinctively

00:10:48.600 if you can't stand for protecting citizens something is very broken something is very wrong

00:10:56.040 the border section

00:10:58.460 was devastating to the democrats

00:11:01.760 angel moms

00:11:03.520 elizabeth stabbed 24 times

00:11:07.920 delilah

00:11:09.120 crushed by an 18 wheeler

00:11:11.600 now a little girl in first grade

00:11:13.680 kissing her father

00:11:15.300 you don't stand for that

00:11:18.280 calling for commercial license to be denied to illegal immigrants

00:11:23.040 because of her and calling it delilah's law

00:11:26.920 and you can't stand for that

00:11:29.160 you can't clap for removing

00:11:33.260 dangerous rapists and criminals from the country

00:11:36.820 think about this

00:11:38.200 we can disagree on immigration policy all you want

00:11:42.400 we can debate visa quotas

00:11:45.040 you can argue about asylum reform

00:11:47.260 but when you can't stand for deporting violent criminals

00:11:51.660 that's not a strategy

00:11:54.040 that's the end of your brand

00:11:56.400 that's moral confusion

00:11:58.260 i was stunned by that

00:12:03.240 because america looked at that and went

00:12:07.560 do these people hate our country

00:12:11.040 do they hate america

00:12:13.800 the average person

00:12:16.240 you had to walk away with that

00:12:18.700 the contrast on all of it

00:12:21.540 i mean the economic contrast

00:12:23.440 very sharp

00:12:24.420 he talked about you know

00:12:26.820 inflation

00:12:27.500 and how they drove up inflation

00:12:31.020 by spending too much energy

00:12:32.720 they drove up inflation

00:12:34.300 because they stopped drilling

00:12:35.880 you know

00:12:37.440 and he said

00:12:38.280 you caused this

00:12:39.440 your policies

00:12:40.620 your policies

00:12:40.720 caused this

00:12:41.920 i'm fixing it

00:12:43.600 crushing health care costs

00:12:45.660 everybody in the country knows

00:12:47.420 health care is being crushed

00:12:49.420 it's crushing people

00:12:51.720 you did

00:12:54.140 you promised

00:12:55.320 obamacare

00:12:56.240 you said

00:12:57.420 it would fix it

00:12:58.460 and it hasn't

00:12:59.300 it's made it worse

00:13:00.780 and i'm going in and fixing it

00:13:03.760 when he comes out

00:13:05.740 and he says

00:13:06.200 look

00:13:06.460 you're going to pay

00:13:07.580 what was it

00:13:08.440 the ivf thing

00:13:09.700 i got to get into that

00:13:12.400 when he talks about

00:13:14.580 any of the drug

00:13:15.480 drug costs

00:13:16.700 going from

00:13:17.300 four thousand dollars

00:13:18.640 to five hundred dollars

00:13:20.600 you can't stand

00:13:22.100 and applause for that

00:13:23.240 you can't

00:13:24.440 what

00:13:24.780 then taxes

00:13:28.340 did you notice

00:13:30.960 that when

00:13:31.680 they introduced

00:13:32.780 michael dell

00:13:33.500 who gave

00:13:34.500 what was it

00:13:35.000 six billion dollars

00:13:36.740 some crazy amount

00:13:38.040 of money

00:13:38.600 to these

00:13:40.240 you know

00:13:40.980 to the

00:13:41.440 you know

00:13:42.220 these america accounts

00:13:43.540 so your kids

00:13:45.220 can it be

00:13:45.740 when they're born

00:13:46.400 they can get an account

00:13:47.460 worth i don't know

00:13:48.200 how much

00:13:48.600 well

00:13:50.360 michael dell

00:13:51.760 gives

00:13:52.360 he and his wife

00:13:53.080 give

00:13:53.420 i don't remember

00:13:54.100 what it was

00:13:54.520 i think it was

00:13:55.060 i think it was

00:13:56.160 six billion dollars

00:13:57.080 wasn't it

00:13:57.520 six billion

00:13:59.920 six

00:14:01.140 billion dollars

00:14:03.340 okay

00:14:04.060 they don't

00:14:07.500 stand

00:14:08.080 for a guy

00:14:08.860 who just

00:14:09.480 gave the nation

00:14:10.560 and the children

00:14:11.600 and the most

00:14:12.260 vulnerable

00:14:12.840 six billion dollars

00:14:14.720 they will stand

00:14:16.000 and applaud

00:14:16.640 for

00:14:17.140 we want to take

00:14:18.380 more of these

00:14:19.060 rich billionaires

00:14:20.200 money

00:14:20.680 but we're going

00:14:21.740 to take it

00:14:22.440 we're going to

00:14:22.840 use it for

00:14:23.520 the irs

00:14:24.480 we're going to

00:14:24.820 take it

00:14:25.240 and then

00:14:25.700 god only knows

00:14:27.140 where that

00:14:27.540 money goes

00:14:28.340 they'll

00:14:29.320 cheer for

00:14:30.340 taking and

00:14:31.360 crushing

00:14:32.040 billionaires

00:14:32.740 but they can't

00:14:34.120 stand and applaud

00:14:35.420 a man who

00:14:36.400 voluntarily gave

00:14:37.940 six billion dollars

00:14:39.600 to the government

00:14:40.860 to help children

00:14:42.060 that should tell you

00:14:44.040 a ton

00:14:44.820 they could not

00:14:47.300 applaud for

00:14:48.740 a deduction on your

00:14:50.700 auto loan

00:14:51.300 for the first time

00:14:52.180 in history

00:14:52.740 no tax

00:14:55.240 on tips

00:14:55.920 no tax

00:14:57.800 on tips

00:14:58.580 they could

00:14:59.540 not

00:15:00.080 applaud

00:15:00.660 for that

00:15:01.280 they couldn't

00:15:03.040 applaud

00:15:03.420 when he talked

00:15:04.240 about

00:15:04.700 401ks

00:15:06.080 are up

00:15:07.680 what was it

00:15:08.580 30%

00:15:09.300 I think

00:15:10.060 I mean

00:15:11.080 I know

00:15:12.340 that

00:15:12.600 I know

00:15:13.100 that you

00:15:13.440 don't feel

00:15:14.080 it

00:15:14.340 and quite

00:15:15.240 frankly

00:15:15.660 it's hard

00:15:16.460 to feel

00:15:16.740 I

00:15:16.920 you know

00:15:17.500 I don't

00:15:17.980 feel it

00:15:18.320 when I go

00:15:18.700 to a

00:15:19.080 when I go

00:15:19.460 to a

00:15:19.720 fast food

00:15:20.280 restaurant

00:15:20.860 and I

00:15:21.360 I'm rolling

00:15:22.680 out of there

00:15:23.260 and it's

00:15:23.780 just Tanya

00:15:24.280 and I

00:15:24.640 and we've

00:15:25.040 just spent

00:15:25.340 35 bucks

00:15:26.120 at McDonald's

00:15:26.820 I have a hard

00:15:27.540 time going

00:15:28.080 inflation's

00:15:28.740 under control

00:15:29.380 so I get

00:15:30.680 it

00:15:30.940 if you're

00:15:31.800 trying to

00:15:32.200 buy a

00:15:32.500 house

00:15:32.800 I completely

00:15:33.560 get it

00:15:34.040 I don't

00:15:34.460 think

00:15:34.760 the average

00:15:35.560 person

00:15:35.980 feels it

00:15:36.720 yet

00:15:37.020 but I

00:15:37.540 don't

00:15:37.760 think

00:15:37.980 the average

00:15:38.420 person

00:15:38.820 has looked

00:15:39.300 at their

00:15:39.620 401k

00:15:40.600 either

00:15:41.040 how much

00:15:43.040 is the

00:15:43.400 average

00:15:43.800 401k

00:15:44.540 up

00:15:44.820 he said

00:15:45.460 since I

00:15:45.860 took office

00:15:46.300 the typical

00:15:46.780 401k

00:15:47.300 balance is up

00:15:47.920 by at

00:15:48.260 least

00:15:48.500 30,000

00:15:49.640 30,000

00:15:52.360 okay

00:15:54.220 you can't

00:15:56.380 applaud

00:15:56.780 for that

00:15:57.440 you can't

00:16:02.080 applaud

00:16:02.580 actually I

00:16:03.320 think I

00:16:04.200 think Elizabeth

00:16:04.820 Warren did

00:16:05.600 applauded for

00:16:06.940 the Wall

00:16:07.380 Street being

00:16:07.960 banned from

00:16:08.580 buying up

00:16:09.100 single-family

00:16:09.700 homes

00:16:10.140 she also

00:16:12.360 stood for

00:16:12.920 insider trading

00:16:13.880 they didn't

00:16:15.860 stand for

00:16:16.300 paying the

00:16:16.740 lowest

00:16:17.000 prescription

00:16:17.520 drug price

00:16:18.460 paid anywhere

00:16:19.540 in the

00:16:20.200 world

00:16:20.480 I have

00:16:21.200 always said

00:16:22.040 Democrats

00:16:23.140 why do you

00:16:23.900 have a

00:16:24.200 problem with

00:16:24.780 us overpaying

00:16:26.360 here in

00:16:26.660 America that

00:16:27.240 we're paying

00:16:27.720 the highest

00:16:28.200 drug price

00:16:28.820 in the

00:16:29.040 world

00:16:29.280 aren't we

00:16:30.360 the wealthiest

00:16:31.020 1% in

00:16:32.080 the entire

00:16:32.560 world

00:16:32.980 of course

00:16:33.440 we are

00:16:33.860 America

00:16:34.740 is when

00:16:35.620 you look

00:16:35.960 at it

00:16:36.220 globally

00:16:36.600 we are

00:16:37.360 the wealthiest

00:16:38.100 1% in

00:16:39.020 the world

00:16:39.380 you always

00:16:40.480 say the

00:16:41.120 wealthiest

00:16:41.540 1% should

00:16:42.440 pay more

00:16:43.040 well you

00:16:43.660 your drug

00:16:44.280 policy for

00:16:45.060 prescription

00:16:45.540 drugs the

00:16:46.460 way you

00:16:46.960 you allow

00:16:48.220 America to

00:16:49.660 have her

00:16:50.040 eyes pushed

00:16:51.020 in with

00:16:52.140 the thumbs

00:16:52.900 of the

00:16:53.900 insurance and

00:16:54.600 the drug

00:16:55.000 companies it

00:16:56.280 at least fits

00:16:57.280 your view that

00:16:58.400 the wealthiest

00:16:59.000 1% should

00:16:59.980 pay the

00:17:00.520 highest because

00:17:01.420 as a

00:17:02.720 collective

00:17:03.300 looking at

00:17:04.620 America even

00:17:05.260 the poorest are

00:17:06.200 among the

00:17:06.760 wealthiest 1%

00:17:08.000 in the

00:17:09.100 world but

00:17:10.940 he comes in

00:17:11.720 and he says

00:17:12.220 that's not

00:17:12.980 fair that's

00:17:13.840 not right

00:17:14.560 we should

00:17:16.160 not be

00:17:16.620 we're now

00:17:17.360 paying the

00:17:17.940 lowest and

00:17:20.680 you can't

00:17:21.680 recognize that

00:17:23.580 accomplishment

00:17:24.200 I mean you

00:17:29.420 can argue

00:17:30.220 policies you

00:17:32.100 can argue

00:17:32.780 whether any

00:17:33.520 of these

00:17:33.860 mechanisms will

00:17:34.820 work long

00:17:35.520 term that's

00:17:36.160 fair

00:17:36.520 but he

00:17:38.600 was offering

00:17:39.380 mechanisms

00:17:40.420 the Democrats

00:17:42.340 last night

00:17:43.160 offered facial

00:17:44.360 expressions

00:17:45.180 pins that

00:17:46.460 use the

00:17:47.540 full word

00:17:48.160 F ice

00:17:49.040 you see

00:17:50.200 Rashida

00:17:50.580 Tlaib

00:17:51.000 wearing a

00:17:52.220 pin that

00:17:52.640 said F

00:17:53.340 ice

00:17:53.960 that's

00:17:54.840 appropriate

00:17:55.600 they offered

00:17:59.560 angry

00:18:00.520 insults

00:18:01.880 screaming

00:18:02.600 on the

00:18:03.260 floor

00:18:03.680 I mean

00:18:04.820 I mean

00:18:06.500 do I

00:18:07.000 need to

00:18:07.360 go into

00:18:07.880 Joe

00:18:08.280 Wilson

00:18:08.680 do you

00:18:09.580 remember

00:18:09.820 what that

00:18:10.300 was all

00:18:10.660 about

00:18:11.020 under

00:18:11.860 Obama

00:18:12.280 during the

00:18:13.060 debate on

00:18:13.720 Obamacare

00:18:14.380 he said

00:18:16.240 look you

00:18:16.780 gotta pass

00:18:17.500 Obamacare

00:18:18.220 it's gotta

00:18:18.620 be done

00:18:19.200 because it

00:18:19.960 doesn't have

00:18:20.560 anything that

00:18:21.240 these people

00:18:21.760 say it

00:18:22.160 will it

00:18:22.660 will never

00:18:23.220 be used

00:18:24.060 to support

00:18:26.040 health care

00:18:27.540 for illegal

00:18:28.260 aliens

00:18:28.800 that's an

00:18:30.300 absolute blatant

00:18:31.040 lie it was a

00:18:31.960 blatant lie

00:18:32.520 then it's a

00:18:33.140 blatant lie

00:18:33.580 now look at

00:18:34.240 it but he

00:18:35.840 said that

00:18:36.380 and Joe

00:18:36.960 Wilson could

00:18:37.600 not take

00:18:38.280 it and so

00:18:38.880 he said

00:18:39.460 you lie

00:18:40.740 what happened

00:18:42.960 what happened

00:18:44.920 it was like

00:18:45.580 the whole

00:18:46.200 world caved

00:18:47.440 in

00:18:47.840 you can't

00:18:49.520 do that

00:18:50.000 how dare

00:18:50.940 you say

00:18:51.420 that

00:18:51.780 he had to

00:18:53.380 apologize

00:18:53.900 the next

00:18:54.500 day

00:18:54.800 the president

00:18:55.820 then accepted

00:18:57.320 his apology

00:18:58.240 but that

00:18:59.880 wasn't good

00:19:00.340 enough for the

00:19:00.840 Democrats

00:19:01.240 they didn't

00:19:02.080 accept it

00:19:02.820 you know

00:19:03.560 John McCain

00:19:04.320 everybody

00:19:04.940 was on

00:19:05.580 fire

00:19:06.120 because he

00:19:06.680 said two

00:19:07.160 words

00:19:07.520 you lie

00:19:08.420 last night

00:19:10.720 they were

00:19:12.040 screaming

00:19:12.640 you kill

00:19:13.780 Americans

00:19:14.520 from the

00:19:16.980 from the

00:19:17.780 floor

00:19:18.500 representatives

00:19:21.940 were screaming

00:19:23.120 you kill

00:19:24.340 Americans

00:19:25.080 and nobody

00:19:26.460 says anything

00:19:27.200 it was

00:19:31.220 incredible

00:19:31.720 when he

00:19:32.140 said

00:19:32.360 Republicans

00:19:32.800 voted for

00:19:33.440 tax cuts

00:19:34.180 and every

00:19:35.180 Democrat

00:19:35.680 voted against

00:19:36.660 them

00:19:36.900 they sat

00:19:38.120 when he

00:19:39.540 said stop

00:19:40.460 insider trading

00:19:41.640 in Congress

00:19:42.420 Elizabeth Warren

00:19:45.080 stood

00:19:45.580 Democrats

00:19:46.920 did not

00:19:48.020 when he

00:19:49.960 said we're

00:19:50.360 putting the

00:19:50.820 American

00:19:51.160 worker first

00:19:52.240 arms folded

00:19:53.300 do you know

00:19:55.520 what the

00:19:55.780 American voters

00:19:56.620 saw last

00:19:57.140 night

00:19:57.440 resentment

00:20:00.120 resentment

00:20:02.320 hatred

00:20:05.580 for America

00:20:06.600 it was the

00:20:07.260 most patriotic

00:20:08.900 speech I have

00:20:09.660 seen given

00:20:10.380 by a president

00:20:11.120 in a very

00:20:11.760 long time

00:20:12.460 and

00:20:14.600 they looked

00:20:16.700 like they

00:20:17.140 hated America

00:20:18.080 there's so

00:20:19.500 much more

00:20:19.900 I've got to

00:20:20.220 get into

00:20:20.580 let me take

00:20:21.040 a quick

00:20:21.340 quick break

00:20:21.900 tell you

00:20:22.520 about our

00:20:22.820 sponsor

00:20:23.220 our sponsor

00:20:24.180 this half

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00:20:25.200 launcher

00:20:25.560 you're

00:20:26.480 hiking

00:20:26.740 with your

00:20:27.100 daughter

00:20:27.360 on a

00:20:27.640 trail

00:20:27.860 you've

00:20:28.100 walked

00:20:28.320 a dozen

00:20:28.960 times

00:20:29.500 you're

00:20:29.980 talking

00:20:30.180 about

00:20:30.460 school

00:20:31.000 you're

00:20:31.380 talking

00:20:31.660 about

00:20:32.080 you know

00:20:32.420 life

00:20:32.820 nothing

00:20:33.260 in

00:20:33.440 particular

00:20:33.880 then you

00:20:34.640 hear

00:20:34.780 footsteps

00:20:35.120 that don't

00:20:36.240 quite

00:20:36.480 match

00:20:36.840 yours

00:20:37.280 at first

00:20:38.000 you tell

00:20:38.420 yourself

00:20:38.860 it's

00:20:39.520 really

00:20:39.780 nothing

00:20:40.240 and then

00:20:41.440 it just

00:20:41.780 keeps

00:20:42.100 coming

00:20:42.400 you glance

00:20:42.840 back

00:20:43.180 you notice

00:20:43.500 the man

00:20:43.780 behind

00:20:44.060 you isn't

00:20:44.460 looking at

00:20:44.840 the scenery

00:20:45.220 he's not

00:20:45.840 checking

00:20:46.140 a map

00:20:46.540 he's not

00:20:47.040 passing

00:20:47.400 you

00:20:47.640 he's just

00:20:48.200 staying

00:20:48.520 right there

00:20:49.000 close enough

00:20:49.620 to notice

00:20:50.100 far enough

00:20:50.900 to deny

00:20:51.480 moments

00:20:52.520 like that

00:20:52.940 your brain

00:20:53.360 runs through

00:20:53.820 some options

00:20:54.400 pretty quickly

00:20:55.060 you could

00:20:56.020 panic

00:20:56.440 what are you

00:20:57.180 going to

00:20:57.360 do

00:20:57.640 you're

00:20:58.200 aware

00:20:58.600 cell

00:20:59.500 service

00:20:59.860 is spotty

00:21:00.480 what do

00:21:01.100 you do

00:21:01.660 you have

00:21:02.340 a Burna

00:21:02.660 launcher

00:21:03.000 it doesn't

00:21:03.600 matter

00:21:03.840 if that

00:21:04.200 is a

00:21:04.460 mountain

00:21:04.940 lion

00:21:05.260 that's

00:21:05.480 about

00:21:05.680 to jump

00:21:06.080 out

00:21:06.240 of a

00:21:06.440 tree

00:21:06.700 or

00:21:07.740 if it's

00:21:08.220 a guy

00:21:08.620 who is

00:21:09.020 following

00:21:09.380 you

00:21:09.740 in the

00:21:10.580 middle

00:21:10.740 of

00:21:10.900 nowhere

00:21:11.280 Burna

00:21:12.560 launcher

00:21:12.900 get

00:21:13.500 one

00:21:13.820 try it

00:21:14.480 before you

00:21:14.900 buy it

00:21:15.340 you can

00:21:15.660 find a

00:21:16.300 sportsman's

00:21:17.100 warehouse

00:21:17.380 near you

00:21:18.180 by going

00:21:19.400 to the

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00:21:21.260 slash

00:21:21.660 glenn

00:21:21.940 b-y-r-n-a

00:21:22.920 dot com

00:21:23.500 slash

00:21:23.920 glenn

00:21:24.240 but they're

00:21:25.220 great

00:21:25.740 anyone over

00:21:26.680 18 can

00:21:27.300 have them

00:21:28.160 they're legal

00:21:28.620 in all 50

00:21:29.200 states

00:21:29.640 find it

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00:21:31.160 b-y-r-n-a

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00:21:33.780 slash

00:21:34.160 glenn

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00:21:35.220 id

00:21:35.440 from the

00:21:45.160 founding

00:21:45.540 to today's

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00:21:47.060 learn the

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00:21:52.620 slash

00:21:53.040 torch

00:21:53.480 i gotta

00:21:54.940 tell you

00:21:55.380 the energy

00:21:56.420 section

00:21:57.000 last night

00:21:58.340 tech companies

00:21:59.760 building their

00:22:00.560 own power

00:22:01.200 plants

00:22:01.660 because

00:22:02.220 the grid

00:22:03.040 can't handle

00:22:03.800 ai demand

00:22:04.660 and so

00:22:05.440 he is

00:22:05.960 saying to

00:22:06.500 these tech

00:22:06.980 companies

00:22:07.420 you cannot

00:22:08.700 raise the

00:22:09.420 prices on

00:22:10.240 other people

00:22:10.920 because of

00:22:11.400 your demand

00:22:12.080 you want

00:22:12.940 the power

00:22:13.440 you build

00:22:14.280 the power

00:22:14.660 plant

00:22:15.140 i mean

00:22:16.440 that is

00:22:17.400 a pledge

00:22:18.540 to protect

00:22:19.260 your electricity

00:22:20.840 costs for you

00:22:21.760 and your

00:22:22.040 children

00:22:22.460 that's

00:22:23.920 future framing

00:22:24.940 that's

00:22:25.460 that's

00:22:26.140 long-term

00:22:27.200 positioning

00:22:27.840 and the

00:22:29.520 democrats were

00:22:30.200 annoyed by it

00:22:31.340 and they

00:22:32.600 showed

00:22:33.020 i mean

00:22:33.860 it was

00:22:35.260 it was

00:22:37.180 amazing

00:22:37.640 even the

00:22:38.120 smaller

00:22:38.500 moments

00:22:38.980 mattered

00:22:39.400 chuck

00:22:40.240 schumer

00:22:40.540 looked

00:22:40.900 diminished

00:22:41.820 and tired

00:22:42.500 and old

00:22:43.180 al green

00:22:44.240 being kicked

00:22:45.000 out his

00:22:45.620 outburst

00:22:46.100 holding

00:22:46.520 blacks

00:22:47.560 are not

00:22:48.120 apes

00:22:48.880 i mean

00:22:49.500 congress

00:22:50.320 two congressmen

00:22:51.340 visibly

00:22:52.040 sleeping

00:22:52.920 guys

00:22:54.320 optics

00:22:55.220 matter

00:22:56.100 optics

00:22:57.620 matter

00:22:58.520 and boy

00:22:59.760 did they

00:23:00.220 matter

00:23:00.560 last night

00:23:01.260 more in a

00:23:01.820 minute

00:23:02.020 you know

00:23:20.920 we don't

00:23:21.220 think about

00:23:21.540 we see

00:23:22.020 these

00:23:22.420 hurricanes

00:23:23.420 and everything

00:23:23.940 else that

00:23:24.460 come and

00:23:24.820 go and

00:23:25.560 you know

00:23:25.920 we do

00:23:26.200 our part

00:23:26.600 and we

00:23:26.860 don't

00:23:27.040 think

00:23:27.220 about

00:23:27.420 them

00:23:27.540 again

00:23:27.820 but there

00:23:28.220 are

00:23:28.340 families

00:23:28.740 that

00:23:29.560 tonight

00:23:29.940 will go

00:23:30.480 to sleep

00:23:31.040 in a

00:23:31.280 place

00:23:31.580 that

00:23:32.020 doesn't

00:23:32.420 feel

00:23:32.600 like

00:23:32.780 home

00:23:32.980 anymore

00:23:33.360 they'll

00:23:34.180 have

00:23:34.380 maybe

00:23:34.640 they're

00:23:34.880 still

00:23:35.180 sleeping

00:23:35.540 in a

00:23:35.780 church

00:23:36.000 basement

00:23:36.420 or a

00:23:37.100 friend's

00:23:37.580 couch

00:23:37.960 or the

00:23:38.800 back room

00:23:39.260 of a

00:23:39.520 building

00:23:39.780 that still

00:23:40.540 smells

00:23:40.880 like smoke

00:23:41.540 or flood

00:23:42.040 water

00:23:42.420 disasters

00:23:43.800 don't just

00:23:44.360 damage

00:23:44.720 houses

00:23:45.140 they disrupt

00:23:45.840 lives

00:23:46.460 and they

00:23:47.700 turn what

00:23:48.100 used to be

00:23:48.640 safe and

00:23:49.080 familiar

00:23:49.380 into something

00:23:49.920 unrecognizable

00:23:50.840 and after

00:23:51.720 the cameras

00:23:52.220 leave and

00:23:52.700 the headlines

00:23:53.140 move on

00:23:53.660 those families

00:23:54.200 are still

00:23:54.780 there trying

00:23:55.460 to figure

00:23:55.840 out what

00:23:56.380 am I going

00:23:56.920 to do

00:23:57.200 what's

00:23:57.480 normal

00:23:57.900 what's

00:23:58.520 it even

00:23:58.780 look like

00:23:59.260 now

00:23:59.560 that's

00:24:00.720 where

00:24:00.840 Mercury

00:24:02.020 we're still

00:24:02.580 there

00:24:03.080 stepping

00:24:03.680 into that

00:24:04.220 space

00:24:04.740 providing

00:24:05.500 emergency

00:24:06.040 relief

00:24:06.480 when it's

00:24:06.860 needed

00:24:07.120 most

00:24:07.500 but also

00:24:07.920 help

00:24:08.140 communities

00:24:08.620 rebuild

00:24:09.200 for the

00:24:09.540 long

00:24:09.780 haul

00:24:10.060 working

00:24:10.700 with local

00:24:11.200 churches

00:24:11.560 and volunteers

00:24:12.260 and partners

00:24:12.940 to build

00:24:14.020 homes

00:24:14.500 and support

00:24:15.160 families

00:24:15.680 and reestablish

00:24:16.800 stability

00:24:17.400 this is about

00:24:18.900 dignity

00:24:19.340 about hope

00:24:20.100 about making

00:24:20.620 sure that

00:24:21.000 help arrives

00:24:21.660 and stays

00:24:22.300 where it's

00:24:22.780 needed

00:24:23.040 would you

00:24:23.420 join us

00:24:23.940 at Mercury

00:24:24.380 One

00:24:24.660 I would

00:24:25.020 love you

00:24:25.280 to go

00:24:25.520 to

00:24:25.660 Mercury

00:24:25.960 One

00:24:26.320 dot org

00:24:26.800 find the

00:24:27.680 loyalty

00:24:28.060 society

00:24:28.760 section

00:24:29.280 if you

00:24:30.040 can donate

00:24:30.620 give

00:24:30.840 $15 a

00:24:31.760 month

00:24:32.040 it will

00:24:32.720 ensure

00:24:33.100 that we

00:24:33.540 are there

00:24:33.960 where we're

00:24:34.760 needed

00:24:35.040 and when

00:24:35.440 we're

00:24:35.640 needed

00:24:35.880 Mercury

00:24:36.320 One

00:24:36.680 dot org

00:24:37.340 now in our

00:24:39.060 exclusive poll

00:24:39.880 you have to be a

00:24:40.500 torch insider

00:24:41.060 to do it

00:24:41.580 about tonight's

00:24:42.340 day of the union

00:24:42.780 glennbeck.com

00:24:43.660 slash torch

00:24:44.500 so last night

00:25:05.660 at the state

00:25:06.060 of the union

00:25:06.480 the president

00:25:07.680 I think

00:25:08.700 strength

00:25:09.120 signaled

00:25:10.280 signaled strength

00:25:10.900 and continuity

00:25:12.700 that he is

00:25:13.820 moving in

00:25:14.940 this direction

00:25:15.980 and it's

00:25:16.960 all a plan

00:25:17.840 and it is

00:25:19.200 being executed

00:25:20.080 piece by piece

00:25:21.220 and it's all

00:25:21.680 falling in place

00:25:22.340 and you're

00:25:22.900 starting to see

00:25:23.680 the results

00:25:24.260 of it

00:25:24.780 the Democrats

00:25:26.160 signaled

00:25:27.060 fatigue

00:25:27.720 and defiance

00:25:28.780 you know

00:25:29.560 and they had

00:25:30.120 the state

00:25:30.560 of the swamp

00:25:31.180 last night

00:25:31.780 where they had

00:25:32.480 the frog

00:25:33.540 what was it

00:25:34.100 the frog

00:25:34.780 swamp

00:25:36.460 yeah frog

00:25:38.640 brigade

00:25:39.040 of Portland

00:25:40.220 there

00:25:40.640 it was

00:25:41.120 it was insane

00:25:42.460 it was insane

00:25:43.720 here's the problem

00:25:45.800 for the Democrats

00:25:46.500 the country

00:25:47.300 is exhausted

00:25:48.800 we're exhausted

00:25:49.860 by inflation

00:25:50.700 we're exhausted

00:25:51.700 by disorder

00:25:52.560 we're exhausted

00:25:53.640 by cultural

00:25:54.460 warfare

00:25:55.000 and when somebody

00:25:56.560 stands up

00:25:57.380 and can say

00:25:58.160 from 1776

00:25:59.660 to today

00:26:00.480 we built

00:26:02.900 a nation

00:26:03.440 for our

00:26:04.020 children

00:26:04.640 people lean

00:26:06.780 in

00:26:07.140 when the

00:26:09.680 response

00:26:10.240 is silence

00:26:11.640 people

00:26:12.580 notice

00:26:13.580 you don't have

00:26:15.300 to love

00:26:15.560 everything the

00:26:16.080 president said

00:26:16.640 last night

00:26:17.020 you don't have

00:26:17.320 to love

00:26:17.760 every word

00:26:18.240 he said

00:26:18.600 or how

00:26:18.820 he said

00:26:19.220 it

00:26:19.340 you don't

00:26:19.600 have to

00:26:19.860 you don't

00:26:20.260 have to

00:26:20.440 agree

00:26:20.560 with every

00:26:20.920 policy

00:26:21.420 this

00:26:22.200 was a

00:26:22.940 massive

00:26:24.160 strategic

00:26:25.100 mistake

00:26:25.700 okay

00:26:26.160 for them

00:26:28.420 to sit

00:26:29.180 every

00:26:30.240 single

00:26:30.740 time

00:26:31.220 and

00:26:33.460 and

00:26:36.100 not

00:26:36.800 stand

00:26:37.580 for

00:26:38.380 things

00:26:40.760 that are

00:26:41.060 obvious

00:26:41.480 and easy

00:26:42.320 is such

00:26:43.060 a missed

00:26:43.380 opportunity

00:26:43.800 they could

00:26:44.200 have stood

00:26:44.500 for the

00:26:44.760 veterans

00:26:45.140 they could

00:26:46.300 have stood

00:26:46.580 for protecting

00:26:47.260 citizens

00:26:47.980 they could

00:26:48.960 have stood

00:26:49.320 for lowering

00:26:50.040 drug prices

00:26:50.940 they could

00:26:51.740 have stood

00:26:52.220 for banning

00:26:53.020 congressional

00:26:53.680 insider

00:26:54.480 trading

00:26:55.100 they chose

00:26:56.700 not to

00:26:57.640 and when you

00:26:58.520 refuse to

00:26:59.140 stand for

00:26:59.800 things that

00:27:00.280 are broadly

00:27:00.960 popular

00:27:01.680 emotionally

00:27:03.660 resonant

00:27:04.880 themes

00:27:05.460 you don't

00:27:08.200 look principled

00:27:08.940 I don't

00:27:10.480 even think

00:27:10.800 you look

00:27:11.060 partisan

00:27:11.520 you look

00:27:13.100 anti-american

00:27:14.480 the democratic

00:27:16.620 party last

00:27:17.300 night did

00:27:17.740 more to

00:27:18.200 damage its

00:27:18.780 own brand

00:27:19.440 than any

00:27:20.280 attack ad

00:27:21.240 any other

00:27:21.980 politician

00:27:22.600 could have

00:27:23.080 ever done

00:27:23.700 they did

00:27:24.840 the brand

00:27:25.420 damage

00:27:25.920 themselves

00:27:26.860 americans

00:27:28.340 are not

00:27:28.780 going to

00:27:29.020 remember in

00:27:29.440 a week

00:27:29.880 the statistic

00:27:31.180 that he

00:27:31.700 said or

00:27:32.240 got wrong

00:27:32.720 they will

00:27:34.320 remember for

00:27:35.300 a very long

00:27:36.420 time who

00:27:37.420 stood

00:27:38.000 who clapped

00:27:39.660 and who

00:27:40.960 didn't

00:27:41.660 in a country

00:27:43.680 that is still

00:27:44.480 deep down

00:27:45.540 we want to

00:27:47.340 believe we're

00:27:48.220 on the same

00:27:48.800 team

00:27:49.360 in a country

00:27:51.400 where we

00:27:51.960 we still

00:27:52.860 believe we're

00:27:53.800 decent we're

00:27:54.560 good we can

00:27:55.400 save our

00:27:56.180 nation

00:27:56.740 refusing to

00:27:59.680 stand for

00:28:00.300 the for

00:28:01.120 the team

00:28:01.920 when it's

00:28:02.640 team

00:28:03.000 america

00:28:03.800 is not a

00:28:05.120 winning strategy

00:28:05.940 last night

00:28:06.960 was not a

00:28:07.520 speech it

00:28:08.080 was a

00:28:08.460 contrast it

00:28:10.020 was brilliant

00:28:11.160 one side

00:28:12.920 saying protect

00:28:13.800 the border cut

00:28:14.660 taxes lower

00:28:15.480 costs defend

00:28:16.320 retirement build

00:28:17.260 energy put

00:28:17.960 americans first

00:28:18.820 and the other

00:28:19.860 side saying

00:28:20.880 nope I

00:28:22.820 don't even

00:28:23.140 think that

00:28:23.540 that's our

00:28:23.900 job is to

00:28:24.520 protect americans

00:28:25.520 oh my

00:28:26.900 that is

00:28:28.360 truly remarkable

00:28:30.240 truly remarkable

00:28:31.800 when their

00:28:34.440 their posture

00:28:35.500 was nope

00:28:37.000 not with him

00:28:38.740 not this way

00:28:39.740 not now

00:28:40.560 tone changes

00:28:43.260 everything in

00:28:44.440 politics and

00:28:45.180 last night the

00:28:45.860 tone shifted

00:28:47.080 and if the

00:28:49.100 democrats don't

00:28:49.900 understand the

00:28:50.520 damage they did

00:28:51.180 themselves by

00:28:51.980 sitting down

00:28:52.940 when america

00:28:53.480 stood up

00:28:54.060 they are going

00:28:55.320 to find out

00:28:55.880 the hard

00:28:56.400 way let

00:28:57.820 me ask let

00:28:58.500 me ask our

00:28:58.980 own uh crew

00:29:00.320 here i put

00:29:02.400 together a um

00:29:03.740 i put together a

00:29:05.580 little um piece

00:29:07.320 question i have

00:29:09.520 ricky didn't you

00:29:10.400 put a poll out

00:29:11.560 for the insiders

00:29:12.260 what was that

00:29:12.740 poll torch

00:29:13.560 insiders you can

00:29:14.300 vote on this poll

00:29:14.880 right now at

00:29:16.060 glenbeck.com

00:29:16.720 slash torch what

00:29:17.560 was the most

00:29:18.200 important takeaway

00:29:18.900 from president

00:29:19.560 trump's state of

00:29:20.340 the union

00:29:20.620 address one his

00:29:22.020 plan is working

00:29:22.820 two america's on

00:29:23.780 the rebound

00:29:24.260 three america's

00:29:25.240 a country we

00:29:25.780 should be proud

00:29:26.360 of and finally

00:29:27.800 the democrats hate

00:29:29.260 america and i

00:29:30.060 have to say right

00:29:30.540 now glenn uh

00:29:31.920 just with the

00:29:32.800 probably thousand

00:29:33.400 people that have

00:29:34.060 voted so far

00:29:34.780 democrats hate

00:29:35.500 america was the

00:29:36.380 biggest takeaway

00:29:37.040 for torch

00:29:38.340 insiders the

00:29:38.880 state of the

00:29:39.280 union last

00:29:39.760 night are you

00:29:41.500 surprised by that

00:29:41.940 yeah no i'm not

00:29:43.520 that was my

00:29:44.180 question um my

00:29:46.160 question was who

00:29:47.980 are the democrats

00:29:48.740 there's only three

00:29:50.600 answers to that

00:29:51.380 one there are

00:29:52.740 americans who

00:29:53.300 disagree with

00:29:53.840 policies that's

00:29:55.660 the way democrats

00:29:56.280 have always been

00:29:56.860 republicans always

00:29:57.600 been that we

00:29:58.260 just disagree on

00:29:58.880 policies second

00:30:00.280 option americans

00:30:01.620 who have lost

00:30:02.480 sight of america's

00:30:03.980 goal and her

00:30:05.460 people okay i have

00:30:10.100 to add a third

00:30:10.640 one people who

00:30:12.740 care more about

00:30:13.820 power money and

00:30:15.220 other outside

00:30:16.660 forces over

00:30:18.460 americans and

00:30:19.600 america

00:30:20.060 america i can

00:30:21.600 go deeper on

00:30:22.340 that people who

00:30:23.860 do not like or

00:30:26.040 love our country

00:30:27.560 but you're to

00:30:30.320 me i'm c or if

00:30:32.880 i add a d that's

00:30:35.480 what i saw last

00:30:36.340 night i didn't see

00:30:37.080 people who disagreed

00:30:37.940 with policies i

00:30:39.300 didn't see people

00:30:39.980 who have lost sight

00:30:41.040 of you know because

00:30:42.600 of donald trump and

00:30:43.560 they hate him so

00:30:44.160 much they've lost

00:30:44.780 sight of america's

00:30:45.860 goal they don't

00:30:47.400 like america that's

00:30:49.000 what i saw last

00:30:49.960 night that's what

00:30:50.700 i felt feelings i'm

00:30:53.040 sorry i know facts

00:30:54.480 don't care about

00:30:55.060 your feelings but

00:30:56.360 perception is

00:30:57.880 reality and when

00:30:59.940 you can cement

00:31:00.980 things with your

00:31:02.680 eyes with your

00:31:03.920 ears this was not

00:31:05.000 somebody telling you

00:31:06.040 this you experienced

00:31:07.860 it last night you

00:31:09.360 viscerally saw these

00:31:10.900 people say no it's

00:31:13.500 not our job to

00:31:14.300 protect americans

00:31:15.300 over illegals

00:31:17.020 what

00:31:18.360 it's jaw-dropping

00:31:21.280 absolutely jaw-dropping

00:31:22.960 can i add one thing

00:31:24.760 yeah

00:31:25.120 there were so many

00:31:27.520 human moments last

00:31:28.560 night that you'd

00:31:29.900 have to almost be

00:31:31.080 inhuman to not have

00:31:33.120 a response like

00:31:35.240 tearing up clapping

00:31:36.980 supporting smiling

00:31:38.640 and it made me think

00:31:40.680 that is it possible

00:31:42.080 that they hate trump

00:31:43.260 more than they love

00:31:44.380 the country and it

00:31:45.600 made me very sad

00:31:46.600 so give me one of

00:31:48.100 those give me one of

00:31:48.980 those you should play

00:31:49.640 something from from

00:31:50.600 last night give me one

00:31:52.220 of those moments um

00:31:53.660 let me look at the

00:31:54.720 cuts that we have

00:31:56.540 stalling vamping as

00:31:58.380 they say in our

00:31:59.240 industry

00:31:59.740 i'm gonna leave you

00:32:02.580 hanging there i'm

00:32:03.280 gonna leave you

00:32:03.540 hanging um the one

00:32:04.660 where we were talking

00:32:06.020 about uh the donald

00:32:08.340 trump introduces the

00:32:09.360 mom who lost that's

00:32:10.340 cut 11 let's play cut

00:32:11.540 11 please

00:32:12.100 and yesterday as you

00:32:15.460 probably saw at the

00:32:16.520 white house i hosted a

00:32:17.840 ceremony with americans

00:32:19.760 who lost their treasured

00:32:21.340 loved ones to the

00:32:22.960 scourge of illegal

00:32:24.480 immigration people came

00:32:26.880 into our country how we

00:32:28.160 allowed this to happen

00:32:29.140 with our open borders

00:32:30.260 these are the angel moms

00:32:32.400 and families that for

00:32:33.720 decades our government

00:32:35.420 betrayed and our media

00:32:36.920 totally ignored totally

00:32:38.560 and it was terrible hard to

00:32:40.600 believe actually in 2023 a

00:32:43.280 16 year old high school

00:32:44.560 cheerleader named

00:32:45.540 lizbeth medina was

00:32:48.900 supposed to perform in

00:32:50.100 her town's christmas parade

00:32:51.640 but she never arrived her

00:32:53.620 mother jacqueline went

00:32:54.800 home to look for her and

00:32:56.920 she found her lying dead in

00:32:58.320 a bathtub bleeding

00:32:59.900 profusely after being

00:33:01.780 stabbed 25 times

00:33:03.940 lizbeth's killer was a

00:33:07.580 previously arrested illegal

00:33:09.060 alien who had broken in

00:33:10.380 and brutally really just

00:33:12.240 brutally extinguished the

00:33:14.940 brightest light in her

00:33:16.240 family's life violently and

00:33:19.660 viciously her heartbroken

00:33:21.920 mother is in the gallery to

00:33:23.820 remind everyone in this

00:33:25.000 chamber exactly why we are

00:33:26.980 deporting illegal alien

00:33:28.400 criminals our country at

00:33:30.380 record numbers and we're

00:33:31.920 getting them the hell out of

00:33:33.640 here fast we don't want

00:33:35.080 how how how do you not feel

00:33:45.520 that how do you not stand with

00:33:48.620 that they can't they can't

00:33:51.540 because that's their that's

00:33:53.520 their their whole thing they

00:33:57.520 cannot admit that there's a

00:33:58.980 different remember i we talked

00:34:00.620 about this yesterday you have to

00:34:03.120 be able to hold if you're a

00:34:04.760 critical thinker if you're

00:34:06.880 expected to survive in

00:34:09.000 today's world or any world you

00:34:11.000 have to be able to hold two

00:34:12.620 thoughts at once you have to be

00:34:15.400 able to say okay the two things

00:34:18.880 that are true you know i think we

00:34:22.880 should be compassionate to

00:34:24.240 illegal aliens blah blah blah and

00:34:26.020 we should care about that and yada

00:34:28.040 yada yada and and what and we

00:34:34.640 should not have people who are

00:34:36.520 killing our children on the

00:34:38.820 streets we they should that is

00:34:40.700 easy to stand up for this guy

00:34:43.600 came in and killed and then he

00:34:46.140 follows it up with that's why we

00:34:47.760 have to get these violent

00:34:49.700 illegals off our streets right now

00:34:52.800 how do you not stand for that

00:34:55.000 americans don't understand that

00:34:58.940 and you know he was he he used

00:35:02.320 whether he knew it or not he was

00:35:03.960 using martin luther king last night

00:35:06.000 he was using martin luther king he

00:35:09.320 was putting good versus evil side by

00:35:13.180 side he was taking these vulnerable

00:35:16.320 vulnerable people who had experienced

00:35:19.300 something horrific that no american

00:35:21.580 should ever want anyone to go through

00:35:24.100 and he was saying here's what caused

00:35:28.240 it here's the solution

00:35:30.800 who agrees with me and by them

00:35:35.640 sitting martin luther king said when

00:35:37.960 you can put good versus evil on the

00:35:40.660 same screen and you can you can show

00:35:44.540 them to the american people and they

00:35:46.560 can see it side by side they'll pick

00:35:49.140 good every time and i'm not saying

00:35:51.000 that the republicans are good or right

00:35:52.580 about everything else that one is easy

00:35:56.000 and all of these were easy let me take

00:35:59.780 a quick break and i want to talk to

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00:40:21.260 uh in the future as well um all right so jason and sarah what was the big takeaway that you took

00:40:28.920 last night from the state of the union let's start with you sarah well mine is i felt that trump

00:40:38.100 from the apprentice was there last night especially yeah especially at the end when he was given the

00:40:45.340 fighter pilot the medal and he had melania do it i was like he wants a heart attack right now he wants

00:40:50.960 those ratings that was pretty impressive yeah he was i gotta tell you he was uh he the one thing

00:40:59.020 that you know ronald reagan was so good he was the great communicator because he was an actor

00:41:03.980 donald trump is not an actor although i would make the case he's a good comedian um he's a tv guy

00:41:10.880 he that came out last night that was the best produced tell that was great television last night

00:41:19.700 one of the things we were talking about in the meeting before the show was that moment that

00:41:24.980 sarah is talking about and and then also presenting the medal of freedom to the warrant officer i don't

00:41:32.920 want to say yeah or else jason will call me out who led the raid on maduro who is still injured

00:41:38.560 in a walker yeah and it's it was such an amazing television moment but i was i wondered

00:41:45.840 has any other president presented medals of freedom and medals of honor during state of

00:41:51.180 the unions before no he's the first to break precedent so rush limbaugh must have been the

00:41:55.960 first one he was in 2020 that was such a memorable moment i mean he has changed the state of the union

00:42:03.100 if anybody else can pull it off he's changed the state of the union they've always brought up let me

00:42:08.120 tell you a story and i've hated it every year i hate it let me tell you a story about little sally

00:42:13.160 muck and fudge who is uh you know has a child with no eyes she was born without eyes and so i've

00:42:18.300 been growing eyes in the basement of the white house because that's the american thing to do and i hate

00:42:23.360 those stories every time i hate those stories because i just feel we got it last night every story was

00:42:31.500 riveting every person was personal it was emotional it i mean he cracked the code on the state of the

00:42:40.920 union last night i think ricky i think you said it when he first came in he's like he should not give

00:42:45.780 another state of the union speech ever again because that was just rerun that one it was great it was

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00:42:59.180 hints of steven miller in there it was really really good and you notice he sticked to the prompter

00:43:07.180 he doesn't usually do that he usually is like on the prompter a bit and he'll just read blah blah blah

00:43:13.900 and then he'll riff last night he was the best i've ever seen him on prompter he stuck to the script

00:43:21.080 and his asides were critically important like you people are crazy these people are crazy

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00:45:53.120 hello america the speech last night state of the union the best the president has ever delivered

00:46:02.060 but the speech wasn't the story the reaction was the story um when you have the democrats they cannot

00:46:08.900 stand for the country they won't clap for safety security they um they cause the inflation that they

00:46:16.880 now criticize they're offering outrage last night he was offering solutions and not just solutions like

00:46:25.360 hey this is what we're going to do in the future he was pointing out here's what i've done in just the

00:46:30.960 last year and the dividing line was stark and simple protect citizens or protect ideology homes for

00:46:39.200 families or homes for hedge funds energy independence or managed decline nation building for our children in our own nation

00:46:49.680 or applause lines for the base that's what it came down to last night and i want to take you through some of the

00:46:56.160 critical sections um because i saw things i've never seen a president do last night i saw some things

00:47:03.040 um that i don't think any other president maybe reagan but he didn't do it uh could have pulled off

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00:48:35.920 so uh last night i want to start with the um audio which i have never ever seen anything like it

00:48:46.480 um he uh he is calling out where is that audio here okay this cut 13 listen to this where he is

00:49:01.440 just asking people just stand just stand if you believe this listen so tonight i'm inviting every

00:49:09.360 legislature to join with my administration in reaffirming a fundamental principle if you agree with

00:49:16.320 this statement then stand up and show your support the first duty of the american government is to

00:49:24.000 protect american citizens not illegal aliens they're not clapping the democrats none of them are standing

00:49:42.000 none of them and donald trump just motions towards them like look at that look at

00:49:48.960 this is the biggest political mistake i've ever seen a party make

00:49:58.880 in that shame you should be ashamed of yourself not standing up you should be ashamed of yourself

00:50:06.000 that is why i'm also asking you to end deadly sanctuary cities okay do you notice here i've

00:50:14.400 i've never heard the president speak so forcefully as i mean he was almost like this a couple of times

00:50:20.720 where you're like what what is happening it's because he was trying to drown out the shouts from the

00:50:28.400 high schoolers that call themselves congressmen who were shouting you kill american citizens i mean insane

00:50:37.920 stuff that's why he was shouting so loud that's why i'm introducing because he wanted to drown them

00:50:45.920 out i've never seen anything like it from a country that went from joe wilson saying you lie and the whole

00:50:52.560 nation stopped how dare you do that to the president united states i don't care if you disagree with him or

00:50:57.840 not you don't you don't disrespect the president in the state of the union to that i was surprised they

00:51:04.160 didn't start throwing things at him and i mean that sincerely i was shocked they didn't start throwing

00:51:11.040 things at him it was not a good look now do we have the uh do we have the

00:51:22.400 the uh place to where he is uh talking about here let's play cut 12 him calling for the you know for

00:51:33.440 ending the shutdown listen to this cut 12 as we speak democrats in this chamber have cut off all

00:51:41.360 funding for the department of homeland security it's all cut off it's all cut off they have instituted

00:51:48.960 another democrat shutdown the first one costing us two points on gdp two points we lost on gdp which

00:51:57.120 probably made them quite happy actually now they have closed the agency responsible for

00:52:03.360 protecting americans from terrorists and murderers tonight i'm demanding the full and immediate

00:52:09.680 restoration of all funding for the border security homeland security of the united states and also for

00:52:17.200 helping people clean up their snow we have no money because of the democrats and it would be nice

00:52:25.040 we'd love to give your hand to clean it up but you gave no money nobody's getting paid it's a shame

00:52:30.800 so you have to think about it we have in case you didn't know pretty large snowstorm out there

00:52:38.480 you know what he didn't say you want to be petty but accurate but anybody who thought he was

00:52:45.920 petty you know what he didn't say has been defunded secret service secret service dhs and secret service

00:52:56.640 as they continue to try to kill this president they're defunding secret service

00:53:03.600 i it it it to me that took a man much bigger than me because i would have said i've had attempt on my

00:53:14.640 life after attempt on my life and you people are responsible because you keep saying i'm a nazi

00:53:20.880 and you have the gall to cut the budget and stop paying secret service to protect not just me but

00:53:31.360 our our judges and some of you how dare you do that you have a responsibility to protect the constitutional

00:53:42.560 order he didn't say that and he would have had everywhere they just tried to kill him again

00:53:49.680 he'd have every right to do that every right now it's amazing to me how some some people are saying

00:53:57.440 you know well here he didn't he didn't get any of facts right he didn't get any of the facts right what

00:54:05.360 so let's let's look at what he said last night because a lot of them that they say he didn't

00:54:11.280 get right well it was mostly true but we don't have enough evidence yet okay that that doesn't make it

00:54:17.600 false okay the economy i had inherited a nation in crisis with stagnant economy inflation at record levels

00:54:24.560 uh yep yep the economy was was not growing um now bls said it wasn't stagnant um he says inflation is

00:54:40.080 plummeting core inflation down to the lowest level in more than five years in the last three months of

00:54:44.480 2025 it was down to 1.7 percent the uh bls says core cpi uh is at 2.5 to 2.6 year over year

00:54:54.160 uh december and january 26 the lowest in years but not at 1.7 gasoline he said now below 230 dollars

00:55:03.360 a gallon in most states a dollar 99 where i've seen it and a dollar 85 a gallon i saw at a gas station

00:55:10.880 in iowa the uh the press is saying that's false the national average is 292 to 295 well it's sure the

00:55:19.440 hell better than four bucks a gallon isn't it um and that was in february of 2026 no wide spread

00:55:28.720 sub two dollar and 30 cent prices no widespread he said i saw a gas station in iowa and in uh most states

00:55:39.040 it's two dollars and 30 cents that's not sub 230 is it interesting mortgage rates are the lowest in

00:55:47.120 four years and falling fast the annual cost of a typical new mortgage is down almost five thousand

00:55:51.440 dollars since i took office slight exaggeration is what they mark this rates fell in 2025 but not to

00:55:58.320 a four-year low across the board exactly notice that uh exact five thousand dollar savings not

00:56:05.040 independently verified at scale okay uh the stock market is at 53 all-time record highs

00:56:14.720 uh dow jones broke 50 000 four years ahead of schedule mostly true but exaggerated on 53

00:56:21.520 dow jones hit uh 50 000 in early february not at 53 000 that's not what he said he said the stock market

00:56:32.320 broke 53 records

00:56:36.800 did he not he wasn't saying it was at 53 000 um it just broke because he follows it all-time

00:56:43.040 highs jow jones broke 50 000 four years ahead okay even if it was 50 53 in 12 months i've secured

00:56:52.400 commitments for more than 18 trillion dollars new investments fact checkers unverifiable

00:56:58.960 i mean where is he getting that number well no into this quote no independent government or news

00:57:04.160 confirmation of exact 18 trillion figure in commitments okay but what is the figure that you

00:57:11.120 have if it's not 18 trillion what is the figure because when you look at those numbers and you add

00:57:17.840 them up and if they actually come through and this is all you need to say 18 trillion dollars okay

00:57:24.800 that's what he says but that money is trickling in there's maybe been a trillion of it that has come

00:57:30.880 in so far it's over five years we'll watch but if that happens then it's true um american oil production

00:57:39.520 is up by more than 600 000 barrels a day plausible but unconfirmed is the exact figure of 600 000

00:57:49.360 american natural gas production is at an all-time high true more americans are working today than

00:57:55.760 any other time in the history of our country 100 of all jobs created were in the private sector

00:58:00.400 true let me say that one again more americans are working today today than at any time in the history

00:58:08.400 of our country 100 of all jobs created were created in the private sector true why is that important

00:58:21.520 that's important because we're not growing the size of the government all the jobs that have been

00:58:27.680 created in the last you know during the last administration the vast majority of them were

00:58:32.480 all government sector they're not okay we cut the record number of job killing regulations lifted 2.4

00:58:40.480 million americans off of food stamps exaggerated snap rolls declined but exact 2.4 million record not

00:58:49.440 independently verified as largest one in one year okay all right um largest tax cuts in american history

00:58:59.120 no tax on tips no no tax on overtime no tax on social security interest on auto lines auto loans tax

00:59:05.680 deductible if made in america mostly true they say the typical 401k balance is up by at least 30 000

00:59:13.920 dollars fact checkers plausible strong 2025 market gains boosted balances but not exact averages increase

00:59:22.000 varies by source so we found another source that said it was what 23 000 the average is up 23 so

00:59:31.360 we're not sure 23 000 30 000 what difference does that make honestly because there's no verified number so

00:59:40.240 you can pick either and say either one of those is true and probably won't be wrong um or that wrong

00:59:46.960 the point is is that america's 401ks i didn't even think of that i didn't think that for the average

00:59:54.640 american 401k let's just use 23 000 did you know that nobody's checking their 401ks everybody checked

01:00:01.680 their 401ks in 2008 i heard every day do you know how much i've lost in the stock market you know how much

01:00:08.320 my 401k how am i going to retire in the last year if your 401k is up 23 000 or 30 000 that's a big deal

01:00:19.760 in one year the flow of deadly fentanyl across our border is down by a record 56 percent in one year

01:00:28.720 true uh the murder rate saw its single largest decline in recorded history it's the biggest

01:00:34.720 decline lowest number in over 125 years mostly true homicides fell 21 in 2025 across major cities

01:00:43.040 largest single year drop on record national rate likely lowest likely lowest since 1900

01:00:50.320 okay all right members of the somalia community uh have pillaged an estimated 19 billion dollars

01:00:58.240 minnesota california massachusetts maine even worse they say that's exaggerated real fraud cases existed

01:01:08.320 in feeding programs etc but the totals were in the hundreds of millions not 19 billion nationwide

01:01:13.600 i think we have that to play out yet and i don't think i take the press on their number more than i take

01:01:21.600 what the president is saying on the number i'm telling you right now a third of our debt a third of our debt

01:01:33.520 is going to in the end be because of fraud that's how big i think the fraud is in the united states

01:01:41.840 government i think a third of our debt not our deficit our yearly deficit what did he say yesterday

01:01:48.640 um i think he said uh didn't he say half or a third of our debt he said we would wipe out our national

01:01:59.120 deficit if we just eliminate the fraud we will wipe out our national deficit and we will balance the

01:02:05.600 books i think that is absolutely true absolutely true crime in dc is now at the lowest level ever

01:02:12.240 recorded and murders in dc this january were down close to 100 percent uh fact checked exaggerated

01:02:18.640 homicides homicides homicides are down sharply 67 percent year to date early 2026 versus prior january 2026

01:02:27.280 very low only one to two cases not almost no crime or exactly 100 percent that that's how they

01:02:36.080 not almost no crime or exactly 100 okay all right well we get it the point is is that when he said that

01:02:46.560 and he said crime is down dramatically we're at the lowest crime in over a hundred years

01:02:53.440 the murder rate is down the democrats didn't applaud

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01:04:51.440 rayner story ivf do you remember what ricky what was it that they said he was going to do with ivf

01:04:58.720 during the election do you remember democrats or republicans democrats i can't remember do i fail

01:05:05.680 this test no i i just remember because i thought it was lunacy they said he's going to stop all ivf

01:05:12.880 treatments he's going to ban it he's going to ban ivf what did he do he lowered the car and he said he

01:05:19.280 was going to do this and the media and everybody else twisted everything he was to say and saying

01:05:23.600 he's talking about banning ivf he had katherine uh rayner there last night woman who has been taking

01:05:31.440 ivf treatments four thousand dollars a treatment she just bought her treatment for under five hundred

01:05:39.840 dollars now you would think that anybody who cares about the country cares about the cost of living cares

01:05:46.320 about the average person and health care costs you would be thrilled with that as he said these

01:05:53.440 guys have been saying they're going to fix it forever they weren't interested in fixing it they

01:05:57.600 just grew the size of the corruption they weren't fixing it i fixed it and they would not go you know

01:06:05.360 what i got to give him on that one i got to give him that one that's fixed going from five thousand

01:06:10.240 dollars for ivf to 500 especially when i said he was going to stop all ivf treatments i gotta admit i

01:06:18.000 was wrong on that one americans saw a very stark contrast last night and uh it i've never seen anything

01:06:26.160 like it one side just is hateful dark doesn't seem to love america doesn't seem to even like america

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01:08:13.200 so last night at the state of the union uh the uh the president celebrated

01:08:19.040 the fentanyl decline and the murder decline listen cut seven

01:08:23.760 the flow of deadly fentanyl across our border is down by a record 56 percent in one year

01:08:45.360 and last year the murder rate saw its single largest decline in recorded history this is the biggest

01:08:52.400 decline think of it in recorded history the lowest number in over 125 years year 1900

01:09:03.280 so he goes on to say you know the problem is is in then some of these cities some of these states

01:09:08.480 they're just releasing these people and we're having to do it all over again a great example of this is in

01:09:14.800 happening in sacramento county we have the sheriff jim cooper on with us i saw this press conference with the

01:09:20.800 sheriff the other day where they have just california has just released this this this monster who i believe

01:09:28.800 got three life sentences three um the uh sheriff has said this is the monster that parents fear most a man

01:09:40.800 who lured kids as young as three with candy and toys then kidnapped and horribly horrifically

01:09:47.280 assaulted them yet the parole board just reaffirmed his suitability for release after serving only 27

01:09:54.880 years sheriff how is this happening it is insane when in california has to amend a law that allows these

01:10:04.240 predators early early release the majority of states excute heinous crimes like this such as murder and

01:10:11.600 child molest this program was meant for those who no longer pose a risk obviously mr funston does

01:10:21.440 so um why are they giving them early release because they're elderly but isn't that didn't they pass

01:10:28.880 this law and say elderly is now 50 and that's so ironic think about this to retire with social security

01:10:35.920 at 62 people work well into their 60s and 70s and that's the big issue and where's the moral compass

01:10:42.480 on this with the board of prison terms they read the report it was eight kids seven girls and one boy

01:10:49.040 the three-year-old victim who testified at my hearing uh took her from in front of her aunt's house took

01:10:55.280 her to his home bathed her molested her threatened to kill her with a knife if she told anyone

01:11:01.760 him he had toys barbie dolls and then dropped her off and told her again don't tell anyone i'll kill

01:11:09.200 you three years old he's about to go free another seven-year-old girl offered her candy in his car

01:11:18.400 and she went for it he pulled her in drove her molested her beat her gave her a bloody lip and then

01:11:26.000 pushed her out of the car 50 miles away from her house so when i'm reading these reports over this

01:11:32.720 weekend and i'm reading all all eight reports and i'm wondering how could anybody rationalize that this

01:11:39.040 person deserves to get out early she's not illing she's not in bad physical health uh we have a broken

01:11:46.080 system that needs to be fixed but they keep making it worse i mean it's not it's not like it's a broken fix

01:11:56.400 system that nobody will will fix their fixes are are seemingly going towards the the criminals and

01:12:05.600 not the victims well it's been that way here and that's that's the unfortunate part about it um

01:12:11.680 and we're trying to fight it so hopefully with your help and others uh making this known um they

01:12:17.280 will introduce a bill this year there's several bills introduced right now to change this law it's

01:12:22.240 got to change and like i said going back and reading those reports 30 years ago um what those

01:12:28.480 kids went through they were very resilient and they gave detailed descriptions and the four-year-old boy

01:12:34.640 picked funston out in a photo lineup four years old imagine the horrors he went through and to have

01:12:40.320 the resilience to pick that photo out says a lot about those kids and we have to make sure we protect them

01:12:47.200 and other kids sheriff if there's anything we can do if we can talk to you know the parents or the

01:12:54.880 survivors now that they're older um and help you with your campaign to get this changed you just

01:13:00.720 please let us know well i'll do anything to help you this is this is an abomination and i honestly

01:13:05.760 you know i feel for the the victims and the families because i don't know how you can think that this is

01:13:12.640 justice um but i also what came to mind immediately was you guys how how do cops and and deputies and

01:13:24.880 sheriffs handle doing all of this work to gather all of the evidence get this guy arrested

01:13:33.360 get it get enough information for the prosecution the prosecution brings it to a trial in california

01:13:41.120 which is hard they give him three life sentences and then they let him out i mean isn't it incredibly

01:13:49.440 frustrating for you guys do you ever look and go what why are we even doing this what what difference

01:13:54.240 it's very it's very frustrating when they make our job harder and the job of the perpetrator a much

01:14:01.600 easier to do that and that's what's troubling and it really has to change with this and really people

01:14:07.040 have to stand up and make their voices known but but i still go back to when you read the reports in

01:14:13.200 the board a parole hearing they read the exact reports i read how do you reconcile that he's a

01:14:19.120 changed individual he has remorse now of course you can have remorse you've been in jail you want to get

01:14:23.520 out how do you change that and that's what disturbed me a group of unelected individuals

01:14:29.920 made this decision consciously to choose him over the victims and that pisses me off it it is happening

01:14:39.440 all over the country and mainly in blue states where this is happening where it seems like the the

01:14:46.640 criminals the abusers are the ones that are are getting the brakes and never never anybody who is the

01:14:54.720 victim uh and you know and and all from people who claim to be for justice you know where we're

01:15:01.920 shouting for justice where's the justice in this one well we shouldn't be fighting for justice for

01:15:06.960 children children should be protected and multiple criteria used in which this board deem this monster

01:15:13.840 no longer a risk protecting truth is not rhetoric it is coming no that he he's remorseful he had a bad

01:15:21.120 childhood give me a break give me a break something like this and this is 30 years ago glenn so there

01:15:29.840 was no internet no phone really he was learning with candy the monster hey don't talk to strangers

01:15:35.040 don't take candy don't get in the car imagine he's out now with cell phones the apps on games it's

01:15:43.840 much easier to contact children and you see law enforcement nationwide doing investigations where

01:15:49.120 predators try and lure kids yeah but he's elderly so you know we've never had a case of a grandfather

01:15:57.760 molesting children what a bunch of bull crap that is yeah we have a lot of those and i'm 60 i know

01:16:05.360 he's 64 he's in he's in good shape so so like i said it's a get out of jail free card and that's what it

01:16:12.640 is and your listeners should be very angry well sheriff thank you for talking to us about this

01:16:20.400 just tell us what we can do what can the average listener do can they get involved can they help you in

01:16:25.200 in any way hanging off the top of your head no please make your voice known let your your

01:16:30.960 legislators know that you want this bill passed and please pray for the victims and what is the bill

01:16:37.920 that you're pushing uh there are actually several bills in the legislature right now but it's going

01:16:43.600 to be a battle because some folks don't want anybody held accountable

01:16:47.760 okay let's just say i don't understand that but there's so much i don't understand about today

01:16:57.680 um it doesn't yeah it does it defies common sense it does sheriff thank you for everything you guys do

01:17:05.200 thank you all your deputies and everybody you stay safe thank you thank you lynn appreciate you yeah

01:17:10.720 can we see if we can get those victims yeah i was just actually messaging the team to say we need

01:17:18.560 to get the bills that he's referencing up at glennbeck.com so the listeners that you do have

01:17:23.200 in california can help make a difference and those outside can uh you know still light up some phone

01:17:27.440 lines but you want to talk to some of the victims i want to talk to the victims because i think

01:17:31.440 you know you you it's one thing to it's one thing to read about it no there were some victims it's

01:17:37.440 another to actually hear from the victims and see what their life is like today and what that means

01:17:44.240 to them letting somebody out you know the justice the insiders want is millstone treatment

01:17:52.400 well you know if there is any if there is any reason for millstone it is for child molesting it it

01:17:59.040 absolutely is i mean that that just goes on and on and on and on generationally

01:18:07.440 it is such a horrific thing and i speak from experience coming from a family who uh

01:18:17.360 i had a grandfather who was scary as hell one grandfather was magic and santa the other

01:18:24.080 grandfather was scary as hell um and uh and he was one of those guys and nothing was ever done and

01:18:35.440 you know it's back in the 60s and early 70s everybody just kind of looked the other way

01:18:40.720 uh and um and it was all in family and just bad just really really bad i have zero sympathy for those

01:18:50.000 guys you know because show me how you're going to get better show me how do you prove you're not going

01:18:56.160 to molest another child i'm sorry you cross that line once you lose the right to ever be trusted with

01:19:05.440 that line ever again period because there is no test that shows oh you're you're free and clear of

01:19:12.640 that you're cancer free you're molestation free it doesn't happen you do not get the chance to be around

01:19:21.360 children ever again period i am so sick and tired this is this is what happened at the state of the

01:19:29.440 union last night this is the difference donald trump was saying do is the job of the government to

01:19:37.440 protect the american citizen or is it to protect the illegal alien when he said stand up if you agree

01:19:46.560 that the job of the government is to protect the american citizen first not the illegal citizen you

01:19:54.480 could not have you couldn't have had a bigger contrast no one on the democratic side stood up

01:20:03.360 we're talking about such bright lines right now when he was talking about the little girl that was

01:20:10.640 stabbed 27 times by an illegal alien and that's the kind of people we need off the streets and they would

01:20:18.560 not applaud how do you not applaud that how do you not stand up for that who are you representing

01:20:30.320 when you say you're for justice justice for whom

01:20:33.680 for whom the the molest the molestation guy in california the person that got in had absolutely

01:20:47.280 no right to be driving an 18 wheeler but it was your state because you have compassion you're looking for

01:20:55.440 justice you put a guy behind the wheel that couldn't speak a word of english and he almost kills a little

01:21:02.880 girl did you see her kiss her father last i'm gonna cry just thinking about it

01:21:09.920 the way she moved you could tell she'll never be the same and the way she kissed

01:21:19.200 her father how do you not have you don't have a heart you don't have a heart

01:21:26.880 democrats i i really don't care if you disagree with me on policies i don't care if you disagree

01:21:35.360 with me on tax policies and everything else but we're not talking about that stuff anymore we're

01:21:40.960 talking about good versus evil we're talking about protection of monsters

01:21:48.400 dennis brager said to me the other day this podcast that's out it'll be it's out for torch

01:21:58.320 insiders right now um and it'll be available everywhere on youtube and everything on saturday

01:22:03.120 and it's so worth watching but he said you know i had this woman come to me and she said i you know

01:22:10.640 you were against the death penalty and i've always disagreed with you dennis and she said but i'm not

01:22:15.600 i'm for it now and he said what changed your mind she said my brother was killed and i want the death

01:22:20.480 penalty and he said that's not the reason to be for the death penalty he's like it's not when it happens

01:22:27.840 to you it doesn't mean as much when you change your mind because it just happened to you

01:22:33.600 you you have to see the pain in others and it's as if the democrats just cannot see the pain

01:22:45.760 in the mothers all of those mothers that were there last night all of them that were crying that were

01:22:53.440 wounded because their precious child had been killed or wounded by an animal

01:23:00.160 and it's as if they just cannot relate to that pain but i guarantee if it happened to them oh they

01:23:09.280 would want that person to pay

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01:24:39.600 remember irena zarutska she was the girl on the train uh came from ukraine her mother was at the state of

01:24:46.240 the union last night the democrats couldn't even stand for her as she is crying and weeping you

01:24:50.880 couldn't even stand with her and in north carolina that guy had been arrested 14 times but his mental

01:24:57.280 health took priority over the health of the community we're living in an insane time insane

01:25:04.160 times when you can rape children mutilate children you can stab people in the streets you can set them on

01:25:11.440 fire you can do anything anything and the democrats will stand with that person over the victim and

01:25:19.760 still cry that they are the ones for justice makes no sense and america's on to it

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01:27:10.080 last night at state of the union the president honored a lot of people including uh charlie

01:27:19.360 kirk's wife and i don't know if this is just me but every time i see her and somebody is honoring or

01:27:28.320 whatever they'll say something like and three months ago her husband was killed last night and

01:27:35.760 five months ago her husband was killed and every time i think five it's only been five months

01:27:45.040 five months like like time has no meaning to me anymore it's the weirdest thing i don't know if

01:27:52.080 you're like that but that seems like a lifetime ago it seems honestly like two years ago that happened

01:27:57.920 doesn't it is it just me five months now i tell you that because i want to give you perspective

01:28:05.680 on something i oh i am going there uh the the bride of charlie kirk in 60 seconds first let me tell you

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01:28:24.000 the way home from work today might be delicious but let's be honest it it will be delicious but not

01:28:31.280 good for you you know what i'm saying dogs really get the raw end of the deal because their food is

01:28:36.160 processed and i don't even think it tastes good i mean uno hated it we had to hand feed him

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01:29:44.960 i have a lot to talk about today and i really really want to get to the somali thing and i really

01:29:50.000 want to get to ilan omar and really uh what's her name talib um

01:29:59.680 but there's something else that i'm not blind to and everybody is forcing everybody to get into this

01:30:10.160 fight and i'm not getting into the fight i'm just not going to do it and here's why

01:30:15.680 i have a policy on school shooters and i don't always hold to it but i try i don't want to mention

01:30:24.800 the name of school shooters because that's what they want that's what they thrive on is attention

01:30:32.320 to whatever it is they're wanting to talk about i'm not going to give it to them because i know that's

01:30:38.720 what they want but i do from time to time feel i should say something um

01:30:48.720 and not about the personalities but about principles if you've listened to this show

01:30:53.680 when we started you know the tea party started and that was all about politics and i said

01:30:57.840 the 912 project is not about politics it's about principles values and principles that's what this show

01:31:03.600 is if you and i'm not talking about you those who say you know glenn beck hasn't spoken out about

01:31:11.040 this and he's got to speak out about it go to hell who are you to tell me what i have to do

01:31:16.880 second thing you don't think if you don't know where i stand on issues especially when it is

01:31:23.760 regarding jews you don't know by now you've never listened to this show okay you've never listened to this show

01:31:30.320 um and if you think that you you are more outraged than i am have your children been dragged into it

01:31:43.520 have your children uh been questioned like why were they there you know he loves the jews and they were

01:31:49.760 suspiciously close to him when he died were your children brought into it because mine were for me it's

01:31:54.800 personal but that's no that's no business of yours or anybody else that's for me and my wife and my

01:32:02.000 family i want to talk to you about principles so let's let me lay out a couple of principles here

01:32:11.680 i've lived my life since i was 13 years old behind a microphone okay and i have been uh successful and a

01:32:23.280 failure and successful and failed and successful again okay i've lived long enough to see what fame

01:32:30.240 can do to me and to others and it's not the applause that's harmless on the surface not the money because

01:32:38.480 that's just paper on the surface fame is battery acid for the soul i've said that for a long time but

01:32:46.960 i want to go into this principle a bit fame burns slowly it doesn't scar all at once it corrodes you

01:32:54.400 from the inside it corrodes your identity if you don't know who you are before the spotlight hits you

01:33:01.600 that bright garish spotlight that spotlight will then tell you who you are and it will lie to you every

01:33:10.640 step of the way this is an important principle for you to understand because the spotlight is on all of

01:33:18.960 us my when i got into this i had to work to build an audience now members of my audience have an audience

01:33:27.680 okay you can have an audience this applies to all of us in this age of social media being the one

01:33:35.680 one is very dangerous and when i say the one the one that's trending the one that it's exposing the

01:33:43.040 one that is feared the one that's being debated about the one that is changing minds and hearts

01:33:49.120 the one whatever it is it's intoxicating and it feels like purpose it feels like destiny it feels like

01:33:58.880 righteousness yeah but it's a drug and it's interesting because you are both the user and the dealer

01:34:10.720 because media social media or mainstream media it's not you you are using the drug and it's lying to

01:34:17.520 you but you're also dealing the drug because you might have hit something that was honest but then

01:34:26.880 if things start to slide at all you have to find out what that next honest thing is that will take

01:34:33.760 you to the next level and that's really hard you have to be able to walk away from all of it you have

01:34:42.800 to be able to say it's not that important to me you have to be how many times have i offended this

01:34:50.480 audience how many times have you probably listened to the show and went what the hell is wrong with you

01:34:55.280 why would you say that do you not know who the audience is yeah i do i do and there have been

01:35:01.440 times when i've almost driven you away because i felt well a couple of times because i was arrogant

01:35:08.320 and i thought i knew better than you that was a huge mistake that's my fault that's stupidity

01:35:14.160 but other times like for instance when i printed um addicted to outrage thank you i can barely remember

01:35:21.520 because it sold like four books when i published addicted to outrage i knew it wouldn't do well i

01:35:28.000 knew it wouldn't do well but it was important for me to talk about what outrage can do to you

01:35:36.240 it was important for me to say you know what i've made mistakes and i've learned from it for me

01:35:41.920 but when you are when you're addicted to that high you addict others to that high as well you got to

01:35:52.400 keep the audience high which means you have to push harder you have to dig deeper you have to reveal

01:35:57.520 something darker something more shocking than what i told you yesterday something even more forbidden

01:36:03.360 because yesterday's outrage isn't a big enough drug that's what got me high yesterday it won't get me high

01:36:10.560 today today and sometimes that pursuit uncovers real corruption sometimes it does serve justice

01:36:18.960 but sometimes if we're honest it becomes escalation for the sake of escalation not because truth demands

01:36:26.560 it but because the machine demands it and once you walk down that road it's stopping walking down the

01:36:34.960 road is almost impossible okay you have no idea when i left fox it screwed with me for four years

01:36:43.520 hard it is so hard to walk away so hard roger rails told me you're not walking away nobody ever does

01:36:52.160 when he said that i realized oh my gosh i really now have to walk away because he's right nobody does

01:36:57.600 but when you walk away from just the outrage part not the fame just the outrage part i guarantee you

01:37:05.280 you're going to be accused of selling out if you show restraint you've been compromised if you choose

01:37:11.760 mercy you're protecting evil and it's the very crowd that lifted you up that will turn on you the moment you

01:37:19.920 refuse to go further one of the saddest things for me is you've listened to me for 25 or 30 years and

01:37:27.920 i can say one thing and all of a sudden you'll say you're a traitor and it's like what really is that

01:37:36.480 how shallow our relationship is

01:37:38.640 this is principle and here's the principle that i think we have to defend

01:37:50.240 and it goes right to the the bride of charlie kirk can we leave the grieving to their grief

01:38:00.640 you may not like somebody you may not trust somebody you might disagree with them you might

01:38:06.880 believe they're wrong about everything but grief is sacred ground and it's not battleground for

01:38:15.840 speculation if someone dies and you believe a crime occurred there's a process to that there are

01:38:23.760 investigators there are courts if you have evidence give it to the authorities if you have resources

01:38:29.280 quietly fund the pursuit of facts you don't conduct a trial through thumbnails and trailers

01:38:36.880 let me explain it this way

01:38:42.560 because i'm a former alcoholic dj let's say a small town family loses their father in an accident

01:38:50.880 suspicious however the town is divided rumors are starting to swirl and one local radio host like

01:38:59.040 me begins asking questions not with evidence but with feelings i don't know i feel and they're very

01:39:05.840 very guarded and careful they'll hint they'll imply they will build the audience on suspicion but

01:39:13.040 they'll never truly accuse because i'm gonna pay for that one in a court of law but i have this feeling

01:39:21.600 what happens soon the widow can't buy groceries without whispers every time she goes into the store

01:39:26.320 the children hear theories about their mom at school five months later nothing has been proven

01:39:33.520 but the damage is permanent and even if later the host says you know i was just asking questions the

01:39:40.960 community is fractured that damage is permanent that's the principle at stake free speech matters deeply i will

01:39:50.800 defend someone's right to say the things i will defend their right to say the despicable things

01:39:57.600 they've said about my children and me because they have a right to say it and the moment we start

01:40:03.760 silencing people that we disagree with we lose we lose our freedom we lose the republic but free speech is

01:40:11.120 not the same as moral obligation and responsibility free speech comes with responsibility and the first

01:40:18.640 amendment protects your right to speak it does not compel you to speak it doesn't sanctify escalation

01:40:28.880 it does not require you to monetize suspicion because there's a difference between investigation

01:40:36.240 and insinuation between courage and compulsion between truth seeking and audience feeding

01:40:45.200 and fame if you're not careful convinces you that every instinct must be broadcast i suffer with this

01:40:53.440 so badly i don't know i have this feeling i should say that no not everything you think not every suspicion

01:41:02.000 needs to be shared

01:41:06.800 not every silence is weakness sometimes it's strength sometimes restraint is the highest form of strength

01:41:17.200 we should be rallying around principles that make us more human not more viral decency process

01:41:25.280 presumption of innocence respect for grief it's been five months put yourself if this society can no longer

01:41:35.440 put itself in another man's shoes and see what those five months must be like and you were dog piling in the

01:41:44.880 first three weeks we're a lost society

01:41:52.080 once we normalize turning mourning into content none of us are safe from being content ourselves

01:42:01.120 the culture that rewards behavior like this

01:42:05.920 isn't just influencers it's us because we click we share we debate we fuel the machine we demand

01:42:14.400 people get involved and that demand creates supply

01:42:21.440 so instead of saying what the hell happened to fill in the blank of the influencer

01:42:28.160 what the hell has happened to the right or to the left maybe the question is what is happening to us

01:42:33.040 if we don't anchor ourselves in who we are and my opinion shouldn't matter more than your opinion

01:42:44.800 glenn's got to speak out on this because his opinion my opinion is no more important than your opinion

01:42:51.040 if you are waiting for me to endorse your opinion you're lost don't have power there's power in you

01:43:03.120 but you got to know these things before the likes before the numbers before the praise

01:43:08.960 or all of us are going to be swept by swept away by whatever gets the most reaction

01:43:13.360 truth requires patience justice requires evidence grief requires space these are not partisan values

01:43:24.560 these are civilization values if you lose the civilizational values it doesn't matter who wins the argument

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01:45:13.360 i don't think i'm going to be able to say this all in three minutes so i'm going to wait um

01:45:24.080 let me tie what i just said into the state of the union last night not about charlie kirk's

01:45:32.160 uh wife do you see where charlie kirk's wife erica was sitting last night where did where did

01:45:40.080 donald trump in the grand scheme of that room where did he put charlie kirk's wife did you notice

01:45:49.440 charlie kirk's wife was sitting right next to anna zaruska that's irena zaruska remember she was

01:45:58.720 stabbed in north carolina do you know what the last tweet from charlie kirk was

01:46:04.240 about her daughter's killing

01:46:10.960 i don't even know if they all saw that

01:46:15.760 but there is a direct tie there but let me make another tie

01:46:23.200 what did they all have in common last night

01:46:25.600 what did everyone who was brought up

01:46:29.840 and he told a story of what did they all have in common that the democrats missed

01:46:46.640 the awakening of empathy

01:46:48.800 they all had stories that required empathy they all had stories that

01:47:01.200 i mean if you didn't if you weren't touched by at least one of those stories last night

01:47:06.640 i i i don't know what i don't know how you do it but they all were to awaken empathy in you

01:47:18.800 and there is a group of people in washington that are so dead inside that they cannot recognize that

01:47:26.960 because politics and ideology is more important than the humans

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01:49:28.320 so we were talking uh just a minute ago um about principles over people and i said you know the

01:49:40.560 reason why i don't want to you know talk about people it sometimes there's a few few people that you

01:49:47.680 know supposedly you know are in our camp and i don't agree with them and you know there's lots of

01:49:52.960 people i don't agree with um some of the some of the people i really vehemently disagree with um but

01:50:00.720 it's their right to say it and i think it's you know despicable but it's their right and you know

01:50:08.000 i'm not going to change their mind and they're not going to change my mind um and i just would

01:50:14.560 suggest that we all use principles to be able to see the truth and we'll come to different conclusions

01:50:21.760 whatever but i also think that there are those who um i don't judge people for what they say

01:50:29.440 uh or their actions because i don't know them you know i said to you yesterday be careful of judging

01:50:35.360 people i told you a story personally of of how people judge me and they had no idea what was going

01:50:39.840 on in my life at the time so i don't want to get into people over principles because i have no idea

01:50:46.400 what's going on in their life uh and and and you know well i can't say you know these people were

01:50:55.120 good friends of mine i knew them i know them and i don't understand what's happening you know now

01:51:02.640 there's others that are not friends of mine um that i've never known and um you know i uh

01:51:09.200 uh and i want to talk about that because there are those who go awry um there are those who have

01:51:16.560 something going on in their life where they got lost because i've done that um and then there there's

01:51:22.560 there's others that got lost by fame or fortune and they haven't figured that out yet and then

01:51:27.920 there's the carnival barkers okay the loudest man in the room the one who intentionally shocks you

01:51:34.960 the one who says things decent people won't say not because it's brave but because it's shocking

01:51:42.800 this week christopher rufo looked deeply into one of those figures i'm not going to give you a name

01:51:49.360 because this guy i kind of well i'm not even gonna say that i'm not i'm i don't give out the names of

01:51:54.560 people who want me to say their names and if you stay on the surface and all you see is spectacle

01:52:03.200 you see clips you see outrage you see memes you see performance but when you dig and i mean really

01:52:09.760 dig you don't find rebellion what you find is wreckage and this is really important and this

01:52:18.560 is the reason why i really want to make it clear on on this particular individual what you're dealing

01:52:24.640 with you're finding when you look you find men who young men who have blown up their relationships

01:52:33.840 young men who have lost their jobs young men who have made themselves unemployable because they

01:52:40.160 decided to mimic a shock artist um and made that a substitute for building an actual real life okay

01:52:53.600 one of the largest known financial backers uh of this guy transferred 250 dollars 250 000

01:53:01.840 in bitcoin and then took his own life think about that think about that

01:53:10.320 at least two um mass shooters have been fans of this in particular in particular this individual

01:53:19.600 okay and fans of his content that's not politics that's not even activism that is gravity pulling

01:53:27.520 downward downward and here is the pattern that i think we need to all recognize

01:53:35.840 there's a skilled demagogue who understands something very old about human nature

01:53:41.840 if you give a young man a villain a grievance a permission to burn down everything they will mistake that for

01:53:51.360 your strength you just have to drop racial slurs you just have to mock jews you just have to joke about

01:53:58.880 violence against women some people treat that as ideology i don't i don't sickness uh death

01:54:09.600 but more importantly theater it's shock for profit it's the digital version of jerry springer except

01:54:16.320 of broken chairs it's broken futures he creates outrage the outrage creates clicks the clicks create

01:54:24.640 influence and the cost it's not paid by him he's a performer he makes the money

01:54:32.320 that's the part nobody really wants to talk about who actually pays the price because he keeps the

01:54:38.400 platform but they keep the criminal record he keeps the microphone but they lose their marriage or the

01:54:45.760 opportunity to marriage or the opportunity to have children he keeps the donations but they lose their

01:54:51.600 chance at a normal life and here's what's happening beneath all of it it's not a political movement it's not

01:54:59.680 politics requires responsibility it requires persuasion it requires the slow dare i say it adult work

01:55:09.520 of building coalitions and governing this is something else that really the left understands

01:55:15.520 really really really well this is digital nihilism it's selling permanent adolescence to men who are afraid

01:55:23.600 to grow up because they have been they've been told there's nothing for you it's peter pan for the resentful

01:55:33.520 honestly it is you don't have to build anything you don't have to take responsibility the system is rigged

01:55:39.280 stay angry stay aggrieved stay 17 forever we've seen the cycle before history is full of charismatic

01:55:46.880 men who fed on grievance and left nothing but ruins behind them not because they were strong

01:55:54.480 honestly most of them were really weak but they were convinced that they could convince other

01:56:02.000 others that destruction is power

01:56:07.520 there's really nothing rebellious about burning down your own future you know these rebels in portland

01:56:13.280 that are burning down portland nothing glorious in that you're burning down your own future you're

01:56:19.120 burning down your own city same thing in minneapolis it's despicable what's happening there is nothing

01:56:24.720 courageous about becoming unemployable at 28 because you wanted applause in the chat room real rebellion

01:56:34.080 real strength you know what that is doing the hard really hard things building a family having children

01:56:43.600 starting a business serving your country raising children that are better than you

01:56:49.280 my dad said to me once the goal of every father should be to raise a son who is better than he is

01:57:02.720 and in the hopes that he will figure it out maybe even 10 minutes sooner than the father did

01:57:12.800 i've thought about that every day with my children

01:57:22.640 did i do enough to have my kids want to be a better man or a better person than me

01:57:31.440 that's hard that's adult that's powerful that's what women want to marry

01:57:39.920 but it doesn't trend and that's the quiet tragedy here

01:57:48.400 young men who should be building are trained to sneer

01:57:54.320 men who could lead are being taught to perform outrage energy that could construct and build is

01:58:02.560 being redirected to burn and destroy and the man at the center of it he just moves on to the next

01:58:09.360 controversy

01:58:11.920 but the young man who copies him

01:58:14.560 is going to live with the consequences

01:58:16.800 i mean we all say that we hate that the elites get away with it but look at this look at this

01:58:22.080 those who follow these people they destroy their lives

01:58:28.960 the one who did the destroying he just moves on

01:58:30.960 that's the difference between a provocateur and a leader one harvests attention

01:58:40.640 the other helps others to build a future

01:58:43.840 if you happen to be a young man

01:58:52.320 and you are wondering what life is about life is about

01:58:56.160 being better tomorrow than you are today in one way shape or form anything

01:59:07.040 life is about mastering your emotions life is about being the master of your own life no matter what

01:59:15.680 anybody tells you you know i can always tell really successful people have something in common

01:59:22.400 they've had somebody in their life say you're not going to be able to do that

01:59:26.240 you're never going to be able to do that you'll never

01:59:28.240 make it successful men successful people they say oh yeah and i can guarantee you anytime somebody

01:59:36.560 has said that will never work doesn't mean they were wrong but anytime somebody has said to me that

01:59:43.040 will never work that's a stupid idea you can't do that i've done it

01:59:46.800 i've done it and they've given me the motivation to prove them wrong

01:59:56.800 why are you listening to the people who are saying burn your life down

02:00:00.720 there's nothing worth everything is in front of you we are living at the greatest stage of all mankind

02:00:08.240 we are witnessing miracles every day every single day and you can concentrate on what you don't have

02:00:16.160 you can concentrate on what has been done to you or you can honestly man up

02:00:23.280 and say you know what that was yesterday that's what somebody else wants me to believe about me

02:00:28.160 i know who i am i'm going to do it you can be a frenchman and give up or you can be an american and

02:00:38.880 say i'm going to cross that mountain even though everyone said i can't do it i'm crossing that mountain and

02:00:45.600 i'm going to do it when it's in snow you have to ask yourself do you want clicks or do you want a life

02:00:56.800 do you want followers or do you want friends

02:01:02.960 that you have to answer which is it that you want

02:01:07.120 make that decision

02:01:16.240 and you'll be on the road either to your own destruction or to becoming a very powerful man

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02:02:55.440 all right let me go to our uh vip hotline a torch insider uh randy in illinois hello randy

02:03:10.160 hey glad glad to talk to you thank you very much thank you for being a torch member yes i am can you hear

02:03:16.800 me yes yeah barely hear you how can i help you all right well i was gonna i told you a screener that

02:03:23.920 me and my wife we always argue during the state of the union addresses because she's been a school

02:03:30.400 teacher for 40 years in a teacher union and i kind of dread these because i here comes again we're going

02:03:37.120 to argue and the first time last night we agreed really what did you agree on what i thought too

02:03:46.640 uh she said don't they're not standing up she said they're crazy and then the next line trump said you

02:03:53.520 people are crazy i said see you agree with me it was what she said it was it was amazing

02:04:01.680 so uh have you talked to her yet today no no i get up at 4 30 and go to work

02:04:09.760 okay i'd be interested to know you got to check back in with the insiders and so i can see but you

02:04:15.840 got to tell us what happens when you get home because it might be like i don't remember that

02:04:20.640 i was drinking you know well she's not political she didn't know who aoc or you know the the setting

02:04:27.840 in there she goes they need to escort those two women out with her f ice on button you know she

02:04:33.520 said that's not right i said that's two of their big stars they can't escort them out wow i hope there

02:04:41.200 were a lot of people like your wife that were watching because i that's the point i've been making

02:04:45.440 today is i really think that the average person what trump did was he's like there's people that love

02:04:53.760 america people that hate america people that want to protect the violence and everything else and

02:04:59.200 people who don't and he just compared and contrasted and they did all of the work he didn't do any of it

02:05:06.240 he didn't have to say you people are crazy i think he said that not to make sure everybody realizes these

02:05:12.960 people are crazy i think he said that as a real actual reaction to them like in disbelief i cannot

02:05:20.240 believe you people are crazy yeah it was it was what everybody's thinking he just said it

02:05:27.440 he just said it that is always the best that is always the best it is randy thank you so much i uh god

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The Glenn Beck Program - February 25, 2026

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