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00:02:25.320 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:27.800 We're going to talk a little bit about Epstein.

00:02:29.700 Even though it seems like everybody doesn't want us to talk about Epstein, we're going to talk about that.

00:02:33.420 More importantly, we are going to then quickly pivot to what the big story really is today,

00:02:39.360 and that is how the left is changing.

00:02:41.660 There was something very dangerous, two things, very dangerous that have happened in the last few days,

00:02:47.760 and we need to really concentrate on this.

00:02:50.500 We're going to do that and so much more on today's program.

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00:04:03.400 Okay, let's say hello to Stu and also to Jason Buttrell, and let me start here.

00:04:21.940 Yesterday, the president said something I thought a little shocking in the press conference.

00:04:27.560 While he was in a press conference with Pam Bondi, it was not a press conference.

00:04:30.920 It was a cabinet meeting, and by the way, this press conference lasted about two hours,

00:04:36.180 which is longer than I believe all of the cabinet meetings that Joe Biden held over four years.

00:04:44.800 All of them combined.

00:04:46.260 I think just the press conference in that cabinet room was longer.

00:04:49.840 But he starts out, and one of the first questions is about Epstein and goes to Pam Bondi.

00:04:56.160 And the president stops, dead in his tracks.

00:04:59.820 And do we have the audio, please?

00:05:01.900 Here's what he said.

00:05:03.480 Jeffrey Epstein left some lingering mysteries.

00:05:06.780 One of the biggest ones is whether he ever worked for an American or foreign intelligence agency.

00:05:13.060 The former labor secretary, who was Miami U.S. attorney, Alex Costa, he allegedly said that he did work for an intelligence agency.

00:05:23.180 So could you resolve whether or not he did?

00:05:25.360 And also, could you say why there was a minute missing from the jailhouse tape on the night of the Senate?

00:05:29.600 Yeah, sure.

00:05:30.280 If I could...

00:05:30.540 Pam, could I just interrupt for a second?

00:05:31.660 Sure.

00:05:31.740 Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?

00:05:35.920 This guy's been talked about for years.

00:05:38.420 You're asking, we have Texas, we have this, we have all of the things.

00:05:43.400 And are people still talking about this guy, this creep?

00:05:47.380 That is unbelievable.

00:05:50.300 Do you want to waste the time?

00:05:51.560 Do you feel like answering?

00:05:52.960 I don't mind answering.

00:05:54.100 I mean, I can't believe you're asking a question on Epstein at a time like this where we're having some of the greatest success and also tragedy with what happened in Texas.

00:06:04.620 It just seems like a desecration.

00:06:08.940 Okay.

00:06:10.700 That seemed odd to me because he ran on Jeffrey Epstein.

00:06:14.940 He ran on, I'm going to release everything.

00:06:17.540 So there's a couple of ways to look at this.

00:06:19.600 He feels he did release everything.

00:06:21.700 There's nothing to see here.

00:06:23.040 Okay.

00:06:24.100 Um, the, and if that is true, then quite honestly, I stand by what I said yesterday, Pam Bondi should be fired for the way she rolled this out. 0.98

00:06:32.960 It was horrible.

00:06:34.200 It's one of the worst, uh, rollouts of quote unquote, the truth I've ever seen.

00:06:41.180 Um, you know, just the, just, just, just the videotape alone.

00:06:45.560 Now she came out and she said, well, there's that one minute.

00:06:48.440 Okay.

00:06:48.800 That's fine.

00:06:49.640 That one minute I don't think is enough to show, you know, anything.

00:06:52.620 Uh, it was edited.

00:06:53.880 We thought yesterday.

00:06:55.440 And she said, it comes out and, uh, every year or every day there's a reset just before midnight.

00:07:01.420 I checked with, uh, you know, security experts.

00:07:04.880 That's absolutely true.

00:07:06.580 Um, not all systems do that, but some systems do.

00:07:09.260 There's a whole bunch of things we could go down that road on, but we don't need to.

00:07:12.860 Um, but why wouldn't you say that?

00:07:14.720 Why would you, how did you miss that one minute?

00:07:17.500 Okay.

00:07:18.260 Uh, second thing, it's not pointing at the door.

00:07:20.480 It shows nothing.

00:07:21.560 It shows nothing, but we can nitpick for every, you know, for everything.

00:07:26.120 I personally think we have seen a massive change in the white house and in the, uh, the way

00:07:34.080 this was being handled at first, we're going to release everything.

00:07:37.040 Um, and then I have it on my desk.

00:07:40.700 Then I have it on my desk and I'm going to release it probably tomorrow.

00:07:44.400 And then when that didn't happen, then it was the FBI in New York.

00:07:47.500 This all Pam Bondi, the FBI in New York is thwarting our efforts.

00:07:51.160 And there are people in New York that are, that are trying to keep this information away

00:07:55.480 from us.

00:07:56.060 And now there's nothing.

00:07:57.720 Nobody was arrested for trying to keep information away from her.

00:08:00.920 Well, what is that?

00:08:01.820 That's mass incompetence, mass incompetence.

00:08:05.680 So she should be fired. 0.99

00:08:07.880 He's not going to fire her.

00:08:09.540 Um, because I think there's also something else going on.

00:08:12.040 I think, you know, and people are like, well, that's that, you know, Donald Trump.

00:08:15.200 It's cause he's, his name is in it.

00:08:16.760 No, no, no, it's not.

00:08:17.780 If you believe Donald Trump, the guy has models hanging off of every single finger, uh, that

00:08:23.300 he has.

00:08:23.820 If he wants the models, he's got the models and they're all over age. 0.97

00:08:28.120 And it doesn't seem to me that he's ever shown any, any, I mean, just that's stupid

00:08:33.860 to believe that he would be with a 15 year old girl.

00:08:36.000 Stupid.

00:08:37.160 Um, are there people like that?

00:08:38.760 Yeah.

00:08:39.020 I don't think he's one of them.

00:08:40.440 Um, and he had a falling out with Jeffrey Epstein and everything else.

00:08:43.940 So I just don't believe that that is the deal.

00:08:46.960 And, and I think you're wildly misguided if you do, but to each his own, I guess.

00:08:53.500 Uh, now what do I think possibly happened?

00:08:58.820 I personally believe that he was a, an operative.

00:09:01.840 I think he was an intelligence operative and, uh, you know, you can say all you want, but

00:09:07.240 when you're president of the United States and the intelligence agencies come to you and

00:09:10.620 sit you down and say, okay, here's what happens, Mr. President, when you release this, you

00:09:15.620 have, let's just say there wasn't 5,000 people involved.

00:09:18.600 There was four, four.

00:09:20.360 One of them was Prince Andrew.

00:09:22.260 Okay.

00:09:23.000 So, um, all right, go ahead, release that.

00:09:25.740 You know what that says?

00:09:26.780 That says that he was an operative working for us and Prince Andrew was caught in this

00:09:32.080 honey trap.

00:09:32.940 So now the United States of America just took one of their biggest, oldest allies and rope

00:09:39.340 this guy into a honey trap for what, for what, Mr. President, for what?

00:09:44.900 I don't know for what.

00:09:46.380 Yeah.

00:09:46.660 Well, maybe we got nothing out of that, but this was a CIA operative operation and it just

00:09:53.880 happened to backfire on our biggest ally.

00:09:56.280 Do you think the world is going to stand for that with everything else that we've done?

00:10:00.700 No, I don't.

00:10:01.860 Now, I don't know.

00:10:03.680 I don't know what decision I would make if I were president of the United States.

00:10:07.480 I would think, I would hope that I would say, release it because we have to clean it up.

00:10:13.660 Not my fault.

00:10:14.720 Not my fault.

00:10:15.380 Happened years ago.

00:10:16.560 We're not doing it anymore.

00:10:17.740 And I'm making sure, and the only way to make sure that we disinfect is to fire all the

00:10:22.200 people that were involved, make sure that it doesn't happen again, and make an example

00:10:26.440 out of people.

00:10:27.180 That's what I would hope I would do.

00:10:29.060 That's what I would hope the president would do.

00:10:30.620 But I have a feeling that he's not afraid of him being exposed.

00:10:35.000 He's not afraid of him being killed by the CIA.

00:10:38.960 I think he is making a decision that he believes is right for the country, but he's not going

00:10:44.000 to say that.

00:10:44.640 Now, why would I jump to this conclusion?

00:10:47.380 Because Donald Trump is a very, very, very smart guy, and he knows how to handle the press

00:10:52.560 and everything else.

00:10:54.980 What did he do?

00:10:55.900 Instead of saying, Pam, you blew this rolling out, look, America, there's nothing going

00:11:01.080 on here.

00:11:01.840 There's nothing going on.

00:11:03.080 And I'm going to get to work on other things, but I understand, because we talked about it

00:11:07.360 on the campaign trail.

00:11:08.960 So I understand your interest in this, but there's nothing.

00:11:13.240 Instead, what he said was, what a stupid question that is.

00:11:17.660 Have you ever heard of a dumber question?

00:11:19.200 With all the stuff that's going on, Pam, do you even want to answer that dumb question?

00:11:23.200 Yeah, I'll take it, Mr. President.

00:11:24.380 I just, I mean, and then looking right at the reporter, I can't believe you even asked

00:11:27.500 that question.

00:11:28.020 What a stupid question that is.

00:11:30.280 What did he just do?

00:11:32.300 He made sure in that room there was only one question about Epstein.

00:11:37.360 Had he not done that, there would have been follow-up questions.

00:11:41.360 What Donald Trump just did was single one reporter out and say, you're going to be that stupid

00:11:48.340 to ask that question.

00:11:50.980 Now nobody wants to ask the follow-up question.

00:11:53.200 And only a few people will.

00:11:56.380 Now, I'm not a reporter.

00:11:58.940 We will continue to follow this story.

00:12:01.360 But I have a feeling, until you have somebody like Schellenberger that are going to dedicate

00:12:07.380 their whole thing to exposing this, because I do think there's stuff here.

00:12:12.420 But until you have Schellenberger or somebody like that going after it and really doing,

00:12:19.300 you know, 24-7 kind of gumshoe work, I don't think you're going to find anything else.

00:12:25.060 Nothing else is coming from the government.

00:12:26.660 That was clear yesterday.

00:12:28.280 That's all you get.

00:12:29.460 That's it.

00:12:30.300 It's over.

00:12:31.280 Move on.

00:12:31.980 I don't suggest we move on.

00:12:35.040 But that's all the information we're going to get officially.

00:12:40.480 Okay.

00:12:40.740 Now, let me change to another story that has been brewing since July 4th that is really

00:12:47.180 important.

00:12:47.800 And as the days go on, it gets more and more important.

00:12:50.480 There was an attack on July 4th on ICE.

00:12:55.160 And this is looking more and more well-coordinated.

00:13:01.460 And there are three stories that I want to tie together that will show you what is coming.

00:13:07.100 We can talk about Epstein, and I think it's very important that we do.

00:13:11.900 We can talk about Epstein, but that is only going to solve what was in the past as well

00:13:19.520 as what is still in Intel.

00:13:22.020 But this one is on the near horizon.

00:13:26.420 And I think we need to talk about this one in depth today so you are prepared because

00:13:35.140 I think we're on the verge of a massive change in tactics here in the United States.

00:13:41.840 And I'll get to that in 60 seconds.

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00:15:06.780 Okay, it's July 4th.

00:15:13.540 Let me take you back to Prairie Earth Detention Center.

00:15:16.840 Now, this is like 25 miles outside of Dallas, Texas.

00:15:20.200 It's an ICE facility.

00:15:22.620 And on July 4th at night, about 10 to 12 people, all in black garb,

00:15:28.520 dressed really in military garb and with military gear,

00:15:37.060 the flak jackets, you know, bulletproof vests, et cetera, et cetera.

00:15:41.120 10 to 12 people come, and they start firing fireworks at the facility.

00:15:47.280 Okay, then the crowd kind of breaks up a little bit.

00:15:50.780 They kind of, there's two people that break off to the side,

00:15:53.400 and they go after these ICE vehicles, and they start, you know,

00:15:58.320 spray-painting ICE pigs and everything else.

00:16:01.280 That brings out the two ICE officers.

00:16:05.360 Two of them come out unarmed, and they come out to try to get the guys

00:16:09.940 to stop spray-painting the trucks and the vans, et cetera, et cetera.

00:16:14.760 When they do, snipers in the woods, unseen until now,

00:16:21.400 snipers in the woods start firing at these guys.

00:16:24.320 One of them is hit in the neck.

00:16:25.800 Thank God he didn't die.

00:16:27.600 But he's hit in the neck.

00:16:29.280 They're unarmed.

00:16:32.540 Then everybody scatters.

00:16:35.980 What does this mean?

00:16:38.500 Jason is in, because we've been talking about it yesterday,

00:16:41.040 and we talked about it early this morning,

00:16:43.420 and this, he believes, and I do too,

00:16:47.680 that this is a change now that we're going to start seeing

00:16:50.400 in the future from the left,

00:16:53.440 because we've got two other stories to link to this.

00:16:56.040 But let's focus on this one first.

00:16:57.980 Jason.

00:16:59.300 I'm just shocked that this is not getting a lot more,

00:17:02.780 you know, attention in the media.

00:17:04.980 But the way this attack was carried out,

00:17:08.540 it shows complexity.

00:17:10.460 It shows...

00:17:11.740 So, wait, wait, wait, wait.

00:17:12.840 I read that it said, you know,

00:17:14.400 that it's, you know,

00:17:15.280 this was a very complex operation.

00:17:17.920 It really doesn't sound like it.

00:17:19.160 It sounds like you've got a couple of guys in the woods,

00:17:20.780 you've got 10 or 15 people throwing off fireworks,

00:17:23.000 and then you have some people spray painting.

00:17:24.640 So what do you mean it's complex?

00:17:26.820 Like, it's...

00:17:28.960 I mean, if you've ever seen, like, a military movie,

00:17:31.340 or if you actually know military tactics,

00:17:33.720 this is the kind of plan that they would actually execute.

00:17:37.780 This was not just a bunch of, like, thug...

00:17:39.660 Well, they are thugs,

00:17:40.480 but this is not just a bunch of random people with no plan

00:17:43.260 that decided to piss off the ICE facility and get some news.

00:17:46.680 They had a force in reserve out in the woods concealed.

00:17:50.400 They had a plan, is what it sounds like,

00:17:53.800 to make a distraction.

00:17:55.980 Then another plan to draw people out.

00:17:59.200 The people that were in reserve waited for all of this to happen.

00:18:04.940 They didn't join in, you know, with, like, an anger-rage mob.

00:18:08.940 That's not what this was.

00:18:10.700 This was a step-by-step-by-step plan to hurt someone.

00:18:16.540 That's what this was.

00:18:17.840 And if you're looking at the evolution,

00:18:20.680 I know there's a lot of veterans right now that are listening

00:18:23.200 and saying, wait a minute, this sounds very, very familiar.

00:18:26.780 This kind of sounds like what I saw in Afghanistan.

00:18:28.720 This kind of sounds like what I saw in Fallujah.

00:18:32.620 Yep, and you would be right.

00:18:34.200 It is.

00:18:36.260 So this is why this is so important.

00:18:40.320 This has now changed towards military operations,

00:18:44.120 at least military-style operations.

00:18:46.980 This is not just a group of, you know,

00:18:49.820 thugs that are, you know, getting wild and then shooting things up.

00:18:54.080 As Jason just said,

00:18:56.380 this was a well-thought-out plan to draw people out.

00:19:00.640 We saw this in Idaho with the fire.

00:19:05.240 Start the fire, bring the firefighters up,

00:19:08.480 and then be waiting for them,

00:19:10.260 and then shoot them.

00:19:11.400 That's a plan.

00:19:12.880 And the plans are starting to go towards military

00:19:16.100 or terrorist-like activity.

00:19:18.820 Now, there's a second story, Stu,

00:19:22.280 the USAID color revolution.

00:19:26.140 Let me just remind you,

00:19:27.480 USAID was a CIA front, okay?

00:19:31.080 Everyone says, no, it was an aid organization

00:19:33.320 and 16 million people.

00:19:34.820 This is an actual story headline I read last week.

00:19:37.380 16 million people are going to die

00:19:39.600 because they cut the funding for USAID.

00:19:43.640 Bullcrap.

00:19:44.120 USAID was started by the Kennedy administration,

00:19:48.340 and it might have been started with good intent,

00:19:51.820 but it was to stop the military, the CIA.

00:19:55.160 He shut down one organization from the CIA

00:19:58.680 that was an absolute front

00:20:00.160 and said, we're going to stop that.

00:20:02.160 We're going to do good with USAID.

00:20:04.320 Well, the CIA just infiltrated the USAID,

00:20:07.780 and they started doing the same thing.

00:20:09.760 This is the group of people

00:20:11.040 that started color revolutions all over the world,

00:20:14.040 which was how to topple a nation,

00:20:16.260 and we did it all over the world with our CIA,

00:20:18.700 and everybody wants to deny it.

00:20:21.140 When they cut USAID,

00:20:23.800 what they did was cut the CIA.

00:20:28.000 Now, listen to what's happened recently

00:20:32.020 and what is happening currently.

00:20:34.220 We should note that what you just said

00:20:35.620 is obviously a conspiracy theory.

00:20:37.500 Yeah.

00:20:37.820 Right, they didn't do any of those things.

00:20:40.160 No, of course not.

00:20:41.060 Now, separate from that,

00:20:43.540 this is what they're now admitting.

00:20:45.460 Some of the democracy-building experts,

00:20:47.740 quote-unquote,

00:20:48.560 President Donald Trump fired this year

00:20:50.080 from USAID and the State Department,

00:20:51.940 are now reapplying their skills and knowledge

00:20:54.340 that they built up over decades

00:20:55.720 to undermine Trump's power.

00:20:59.380 Take it from those who worked 1.00

00:21:00.560 in authoritarian countries.

00:21:02.260 This is a quote from them,

00:21:04.100 one of these workers,

00:21:05.460 anonymous federal worker.

00:21:06.800 USAID.

00:21:07.200 We've become one,

00:21:09.840 an authoritarian country.

00:21:11.140 They were so quick to disband AID,

00:21:13.480 the group that supposedly instigates

00:21:15.680 color revolutions,

00:21:16.660 but they've done a very foolish thing.

00:21:19.120 You just released a bunch

00:21:20.520 of well-trained individuals

00:21:22.260 into your population.

00:21:24.300 If you just kept your offices going

00:21:26.420 and had us play solitaire in the office,

00:21:28.240 it might have been safer for you

00:21:29.620 to keep your regime.

00:21:31.180 Now, this sounds like a patriotic aid group,

00:21:35.120 doesn't it?

00:21:37.780 So now, what they're saying here

00:21:40.240 is that they are plotting regime change

00:21:43.880 in our own country,

00:21:45.520 and here's what they've started to do.

00:21:47.900 They're starting to do now workshops.

00:21:50.820 Yeah, they are.

00:21:52.280 Let's see if I can find that part of it.

00:21:54.020 Former officials reportedly told

00:21:55.880 this news outlet,

00:21:57.680 this is Notice,

00:21:58.940 is the news outlet that reported on this.

00:22:00.360 Just want you to know,

00:22:01.100 former officials of USAID.

00:22:04.080 They're holding workshops

00:22:06.300 on a tactic called non-cooperation.

00:22:09.520 They're building a network

00:22:10.460 of government workers

00:22:11.460 willing to engage

00:22:12.420 in even minor acts of rebellion

00:22:14.140 in the office.

00:22:15.360 They're planting the seeds

00:22:16.660 of what they hope

00:22:17.320 could become a nationwide general strike.

00:22:19.920 Some in the informal network

00:22:21.400 of the Trump opponents

00:22:22.820 are sharing an old CIA pamphlet

00:22:25.120 with allies who still work

00:22:27.600 in the government.

00:22:28.360 It's called Simple Sabotage.

00:22:31.000 So your aid workers

00:22:35.020 are now engaging in sabotage

00:22:39.320 and color revolution

00:22:41.340 the aid workers of USAID.

00:22:46.360 And you have Democrats

00:22:47.980 that have been so convinced

00:22:49.580 that USAID is going to starve people to death

00:22:52.120 because he cut it,

00:22:53.000 and now the aid workers,

00:22:54.620 quote unquote,

00:22:55.880 are planning revolution.

00:22:57.720 This is Glenn Beck.

00:22:59.160 There's a third story yet.

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00:24:43.300 Okay, I want to show you

00:24:44.460 this pattern.

00:24:46.180 Before we get to

00:24:47.540 the last story of three,

00:24:50.180 first we have

00:24:51.320 the ambush of ICE

00:24:53.140 on July 4th.

00:24:54.740 This was a military-style operation.

00:24:57.780 This is the left

00:24:58.960 beginning to act

00:25:00.980 like military

00:25:02.200 or terrorists.

00:25:05.160 Then you have

00:25:06.660 the USAID,

00:25:07.920 the Color Revolution people

00:25:09.200 that everybody

00:25:10.040 has been duped

00:25:11.280 into believing,

00:25:12.060 oh, that's Donald Trump

00:25:13.380 taking food.

00:25:14.160 I'm so sick of these people.

00:25:16.180 Taking food out of

00:25:17.540 children's mouths

00:25:19.040 because it says

00:25:19.960 aid

00:25:20.620 in USAID.

00:25:23.400 This is a CIA

00:25:24.960 operation.

00:25:26.740 That's what it is.

00:25:28.460 Open your

00:25:29.120 freaking

00:25:29.640 eyes, people.

00:25:31.900 I'm sorry.

00:25:32.520 I'm not.

00:25:32.920 I'm speaking to a very

00:25:34.040 small audience right now.

00:25:35.520 I am sorry.

00:25:36.120 I'm not speaking to you.

00:25:37.240 It's a CIA operation.

00:25:42.520 It is not

00:25:43.260 Donald Trump

00:25:43.860 stopping weather.

00:25:45.700 It's not

00:25:46.460 Donald Trump

00:25:47.060 causing tornadoes

00:25:48.700 and floods.

00:25:50.500 It's not

00:25:51.340 Donald Trump

00:25:51.900 getting us

00:25:52.640 into another war.

00:25:55.440 It's not

00:25:56.260 Donald Trump

00:25:56.960 starving little

00:25:58.100 children.

00:25:58.660 This is

00:26:02.100 an abomination

00:26:03.660 to our country.

00:26:06.220 Color revolutions

00:26:07.140 are a thing

00:26:08.400 that we all

00:26:09.220 know about

00:26:09.880 or should know about.

00:26:11.480 We've been doing it

00:26:12.340 and it's what

00:26:12.940 causes people

00:26:14.100 to hate

00:26:14.740 our guts.

00:26:16.580 We go in

00:26:17.760 and we say

00:26:18.480 we know better

00:26:19.420 and we are

00:26:20.580 State Department

00:26:21.460 and USAID

00:26:22.580 goes in

00:26:23.240 under the

00:26:24.220 guise of

00:26:25.160 aid

00:26:25.700 and we

00:26:26.760 topple

00:26:27.500 government

00:26:28.060 after government

00:26:29.020 after government.

00:26:31.060 Now they

00:26:31.900 announce

00:26:32.460 the people

00:26:33.560 in USAID

00:26:35.080 now have

00:26:36.680 said to the

00:26:37.440 press

00:26:37.780 boy Donald

00:26:38.380 Trump sure

00:26:38.840 made a mistake

00:26:39.480 because he's

00:26:40.040 unleashed

00:26:40.520 all of us

00:26:41.520 who are

00:26:42.200 experts in

00:26:43.100 color revolution

00:26:44.000 and so now

00:26:45.820 we're going to

00:26:46.720 topple this

00:26:47.400 regime.

00:26:49.740 That's just

00:26:50.500 Donald Trump

00:26:51.100 just making up

00:26:51.780 you know that's

00:26:52.280 a right wing

00:26:53.400 conspiracy.

00:26:54.600 Believe what

00:26:55.060 you want.

00:26:55.700 I am not

00:26:58.980 I am not

00:27:00.040 fighting those 0.94

00:27:01.200 people anymore.

00:27:02.440 If that's what

00:27:03.760 you believe

00:27:04.420 fine

00:27:05.500 good luck

00:27:06.640 with that.

00:27:12.900 That's the

00:27:13.800 second story.

00:27:15.600 Now let me

00:27:16.640 give you

00:27:17.040 the third

00:27:18.060 story.

00:27:19.100 The third

00:27:20.120 story we

00:27:20.680 talked about

00:27:21.200 yesterday

00:27:21.800 how now

00:27:23.620 Democrat

00:27:24.740 lawmakers

00:27:25.640 Democrats

00:27:27.820 are now

00:27:29.200 coming out

00:27:29.820 and saying

00:27:30.260 they're start

00:27:31.020 they're beginning

00:27:31.820 to be afraid

00:27:32.680 of their own

00:27:33.620 constituents

00:27:34.340 because these

00:27:35.600 are well

00:27:36.180 I'm quoting

00:27:36.860 them well

00:27:37.760 educated white

00:27:39.100 people.

00:27:41.320 Wow what a

00:27:42.320 racist thing

00:27:42.940 to say.

00:27:44.260 Well educated

00:27:45.260 white people

00:27:45.940 who are now

00:27:46.660 saying we

00:27:47.800 need blood.

00:27:49.320 You're not

00:27:50.100 doing enough.

00:27:50.900 maybe one

00:27:52.440 of you

00:27:52.720 should get

00:27:53.140 shot so

00:27:54.220 we can

00:27:54.580 wake people

00:27:55.240 up.

00:27:57.000 We are

00:27:57.960 here.

00:27:59.380 We are now

00:28:00.260 here at the

00:28:01.400 chalkboard that

00:28:02.500 I put up

00:28:03.440 12 years ago

00:28:05.320 15 years ago

00:28:06.680 anarchists

00:28:08.140 communists

00:28:09.720 socialists

00:28:11.200 socialists

00:28:11.220 Islamists

00:28:12.580 they will

00:28:13.580 all these

00:28:14.280 radicals

00:28:15.040 will work

00:28:15.980 together

00:28:16.560 to destabilize

00:28:18.560 and overthrow

00:28:19.600 first Israel

00:28:20.700 then Europe

00:28:21.360 and then the

00:28:22.000 United States.

00:28:22.860 We're here

00:28:24.460 and what is

00:28:26.400 coming

00:28:26.940 is really

00:28:28.720 not

00:28:29.820 good

00:28:30.720 and everything

00:28:34.280 that this

00:28:36.000 government does

00:28:36.940 to protect

00:28:37.900 you

00:28:38.800 is going

00:28:40.160 to be

00:28:40.480 fascistic

00:28:41.100 and it

00:28:42.140 will only

00:28:42.740 lead to

00:28:43.560 more division

00:28:44.320 and it

00:28:45.080 will only

00:28:45.660 lead to

00:28:46.320 more people

00:28:46.980 saying see

00:28:47.660 I told you

00:28:48.280 they were

00:28:48.620 fascists

00:28:49.340 you know

00:28:52.800 at some

00:28:53.640 point

00:28:54.240 this

00:28:55.860 this

00:28:56.980 constitution

00:28:58.040 cannot hold

00:28:59.220 because there's

00:29:00.820 not enough

00:29:01.320 people that

00:29:02.220 will listen

00:29:03.140 to the

00:29:03.600 constitution

00:29:04.120 there's not

00:29:04.840 enough people

00:29:05.420 that believe

00:29:06.060 in the bill

00:29:06.480 of rights

00:29:06.900 there's not

00:29:08.120 enough people

00:29:08.800 who are

00:29:09.240 good enough

00:29:09.980 decent enough

00:29:10.820 god fearing

00:29:11.660 enough

00:29:12.080 to actually

00:29:14.500 hold this

00:29:15.480 thing together

00:29:16.420 it is

00:29:18.120 wholly

00:29:18.660 inadequate

00:29:20.580 for a

00:29:22.540 a religious

00:29:23.880 and a

00:29:25.100 moral

00:29:25.520 society

00:29:26.360 a

00:29:29.100 system

00:29:30.340 of freedom

00:29:31.040 requires

00:29:32.080 you

00:29:32.720 to be

00:29:34.620 intelligent

00:29:35.340 it requires

00:29:37.100 you to

00:29:37.840 do your

00:29:38.220 own

00:29:38.420 homework

00:29:38.900 it requires

00:29:39.820 you to

00:29:40.320 know

00:29:40.520 history

00:29:41.020 it requires

00:29:42.460 you to

00:29:42.980 think and

00:29:43.720 ask critical

00:29:44.400 questions

00:29:45.120 if you don't

00:29:47.800 do that

00:29:48.400 if you're

00:29:49.100 just spoon

00:29:49.940 fed

00:29:50.400 if you think

00:29:51.520 you can just

00:29:52.080 parachute in

00:29:53.340 to very

00:29:53.840 complex

00:29:54.560 questions

00:29:55.280 and complex

00:29:56.780 situations

00:29:57.440 with no

00:29:58.480 information

00:29:59.140 other than

00:30:00.000 what you

00:30:00.360 got off

00:30:00.740 of social

00:30:01.240 media

00:30:01.720 you're

00:30:06.180 going to

00:30:06.420 lose your

00:30:06.720 country

00:30:07.100 congratulations

00:30:08.580 I hope

00:30:09.840 you're happy

00:30:10.320 and you know

00:30:10.880 what's great

00:30:11.440 is once you

00:30:12.540 once everything's

00:30:13.480 really falling

00:30:14.060 apart and

00:30:15.000 we're controlled

00:30:15.660 by some

00:30:16.120 foreign power

00:30:17.100 or we're all

00:30:17.740 just living

00:30:18.200 like mad

00:30:18.840 max

00:30:19.160 you're going

00:30:19.480 to be able

00:30:19.880 to blame

00:30:20.380 it on

00:30:20.680 Donald

00:30:20.980 Trump

00:30:21.300 good for

00:30:22.100 you

00:30:22.480 you'll be

00:30:24.060 able to

00:30:24.320 say I

00:30:24.740 was right

00:30:25.540 good for

00:30:26.980 you

00:30:27.500 pay

00:30:29.940 attention

00:30:31.200 I don't

00:30:51.940 know how

00:30:52.120 to do

00:30:52.320 my job

00:30:52.680 anymore

00:30:52.980 I really

00:30:54.560 don't

00:30:55.260 I really

00:30:56.420 don't

00:30:57.420 I try

00:31:01.320 to be

00:31:01.540 reasonable

00:31:01.960 I try

00:31:05.160 to listen

00:31:05.840 to both

00:31:06.140 sides

00:31:06.500 I try

00:31:09.900 to understand

00:31:10.620 just did

00:31:12.800 it with

00:31:13.000 Jeffrey

00:31:13.260 Epstein

00:31:13.620 could be

00:31:15.700 could be

00:31:17.660 don't

00:31:19.600 know

00:31:19.840 you know

00:31:24.120 it's

00:31:24.240 funny

00:31:24.560 he used

00:31:27.760 to do

00:31:28.020 this

00:31:28.360 joke

00:31:29.440 when I

00:31:30.080 was on

00:31:30.420 tour

00:31:30.720 I did

00:31:31.260 I think

00:31:31.640 the

00:31:32.060 Christmas

00:31:32.400 tour

00:31:32.700 I did

00:31:33.100 and I

00:31:33.980 told

00:31:34.120 stories

00:31:34.400 of my

00:31:34.580 grandfather

00:31:34.960 and my

00:31:35.780 grandfather

00:31:36.060 was the

00:31:36.400 greatest

00:31:36.580 storyteller

00:31:37.100 ever

00:31:37.440 I loved

00:31:42.960 him

00:31:43.380 but he

00:31:46.440 was a

00:31:46.900 he was

00:31:49.060 a liar

00:31:49.560 he was a

00:31:50.580 liar

00:31:50.920 I mean

00:31:51.660 he was

00:31:52.960 he was a

00:31:54.220 great

00:31:54.500 storyteller

00:31:55.260 and so he

00:31:55.960 could tell

00:31:56.500 stories and he

00:31:57.340 could move

00:31:57.820 people and he

00:31:58.720 could in

00:31:59.700 and he

00:32:00.040 never had a

00:32:01.020 bad thought

00:32:01.800 in his

00:32:02.140 heart

00:32:02.400 ever

00:32:02.780 he would

00:32:03.240 always say

00:32:03.900 look

00:32:04.920 you know

00:32:05.860 I'll tell you

00:32:06.800 a story

00:32:07.120 sometime

00:32:07.420 but he

00:32:07.960 would always

00:32:08.320 say look

00:32:08.800 they're

00:32:09.120 happy

00:32:09.520 and we're

00:32:10.120 happy

00:32:10.580 I'm like

00:32:11.380 yeah but

00:32:11.700 grandpa

00:32:12.960 you just

00:32:14.220 kind of

00:32:14.640 conned

00:32:15.160 them into

00:32:15.600 that

00:32:15.880 yeah but

00:32:16.160 they don't

00:32:16.440 know that

00:32:16.740 they're

00:32:16.920 happy

00:32:17.260 no

00:32:17.660 no

00:32:18.240 no

00:32:19.460 okay

00:32:20.340 and in

00:32:22.080 our family

00:32:22.660 we don't

00:32:23.580 know what's

00:32:24.300 true in

00:32:24.960 our family

00:32:25.420 history

00:32:25.860 we have

00:32:26.380 no idea

00:32:27.100 what's

00:32:27.480 true

00:32:27.720 because

00:32:28.060 grandpa

00:32:28.520 would mix

00:32:29.520 truth

00:32:30.100 see if this

00:32:30.680 sounds familiar

00:32:31.500 mix truth

00:32:32.900 with fiction

00:32:33.820 and he did

00:32:34.620 it just to

00:32:35.340 tell stories

00:32:36.180 just to tell

00:32:36.760 great stories

00:32:37.520 to the family

00:32:38.140 and so we

00:32:39.420 know there

00:32:40.120 are stories

00:32:40.640 that are

00:32:40.900 absolutely

00:32:41.340 not true

00:32:41.820 because grandma

00:32:42.440 would say

00:32:43.060 not true

00:32:43.800 I was there

00:32:45.320 it didn't

00:32:45.660 happen

00:32:46.000 there were

00:32:47.300 stories that

00:32:47.820 grandma was

00:32:48.240 there and

00:32:48.540 she'd say

00:32:49.100 absolutely

00:32:49.980 I was there

00:32:51.360 it happened

00:32:51.820 just like

00:32:52.360 that

00:32:52.680 and you

00:32:54.280 can't tell

00:32:54.860 the difference

00:32:55.360 because they're

00:32:55.840 both outrageous

00:32:56.700 and then

00:32:58.660 we're left

00:32:59.080 with a

00:32:59.340 collection

00:32:59.660 of stories

00:33:00.320 in the

00:33:01.260 family

00:33:01.620 that grandma

00:33:02.560 because we

00:33:03.300 went before

00:33:03.800 grandma died

00:33:04.260 we went and

00:33:04.700 asked her

00:33:04.980 all these

00:33:05.300 questions

00:33:05.760 okay is this

00:33:06.640 one true

00:33:06.920 is this

00:33:07.140 one true

00:33:07.400 and there

00:33:08.020 was a third

00:33:08.420 category

00:33:08.980 true

00:33:09.960 not true

00:33:11.000 and could

00:33:11.940 be

00:33:12.260 don't know

00:33:13.820 could be

00:33:14.800 that's where

00:33:18.380 we are as a

00:33:19.040 nation

00:33:19.340 that's true

00:33:20.200 that's not

00:33:20.800 true and

00:33:21.200 could be

00:33:21.940 and we

00:33:25.360 may never

00:33:25.920 find out

00:33:26.620 the real

00:33:27.160 answer

00:33:27.560 on could

00:33:28.100 be

00:33:28.420 and that

00:33:33.720 doesn't help

00:33:34.260 anybody

00:33:34.780 but there

00:33:42.280 are things

00:33:42.720 that we

00:33:43.040 know to

00:33:43.660 be true

00:33:44.260 today

00:33:44.840 we know

00:33:45.780 them

00:33:46.120 to be

00:33:47.020 true

00:33:47.680 and those

00:33:54.260 are the

00:33:54.480 only things

00:33:54.920 we have

00:33:55.420 power over

00:33:56.120 I can't

00:33:59.340 say that

00:33:59.860 those are

00:34:00.980 the only

00:34:01.240 things that

00:34:01.580 we should

00:34:01.860 be really

00:34:02.380 concentrating

00:34:03.040 on

00:34:03.300 we don't

00:34:03.760 have power

00:34:04.200 over any

00:34:04.640 of this

00:34:05.120 you think

00:34:06.060 I'm going

00:34:06.360 to make

00:34:06.580 a difference

00:34:07.060 you think

00:34:07.500 you're going

00:34:07.780 to make

00:34:07.960 a difference

00:34:08.360 now I know

00:34:08.780 this sounds

00:34:09.420 bad to

00:34:10.340 you right

00:34:10.880 now

00:34:11.140 sounds like

00:34:11.920 everything

00:34:12.200 opposite of

00:34:13.000 what I've

00:34:13.280 said

00:34:13.440 but it's

00:34:13.760 not

00:34:14.200 we have

00:34:19.600 to choose

00:34:20.280 the things

00:34:21.100 that we

00:34:21.780 really truly

00:34:22.640 have power

00:34:23.460 over

00:34:23.800 and the

00:34:25.900 things we

00:34:26.400 really have

00:34:27.040 power over

00:34:27.720 is how

00:34:28.380 we react

00:34:29.320 to things

00:34:30.040 the only

00:34:31.600 thing we

00:34:31.900 really have

00:34:32.560 power over

00:34:33.180 is us

00:34:34.380 as individuals

00:34:35.380 and that's

00:34:38.120 how you

00:34:38.480 save the

00:34:38.960 country

00:34:39.420 not by

00:34:42.240 saying

00:34:42.680 you know

00:34:43.080 what

00:34:43.400 Epstein

00:34:45.260 he was

00:34:46.600 a CIA

00:34:47.160 agent

00:34:47.580 which I

00:34:48.260 believe

00:34:49.020 he was

00:34:51.040 either CIA

00:34:51.680 or he

00:34:52.100 was

00:34:52.260 Mossad

00:34:53.940 I don't

00:34:54.380 know

00:34:54.660 but he

00:34:55.960 was an

00:34:56.260 intel

00:34:56.600 guy

00:34:56.980 that's

00:34:58.480 what I

00:34:58.760 believe

00:34:59.100 but what

00:35:00.340 difference

00:35:00.820 does that

00:35:01.300 make

00:35:01.660 what

00:35:02.240 difference

00:35:02.580 does that

00:35:03.000 make

00:35:03.280 I can't

00:35:05.900 change

00:35:06.780 anything

00:35:07.400 by just

00:35:08.560 saying that

00:35:09.000 over and

00:35:09.320 over again

00:35:09.780 and making

00:35:10.620 that the

00:35:11.080 hill I

00:35:11.480 die on

00:35:12.000 we can't

00:35:13.200 change anything

00:35:13.660 on that

00:35:14.100 now that

00:35:15.660 doesn't mean

00:35:16.260 that I

00:35:16.520 don't have

00:35:16.780 researchers

00:35:17.220 looking into

00:35:17.860 it doesn't

00:35:18.300 mean that I

00:35:18.720 don't pay

00:35:19.060 attention to

00:35:19.620 stories but

00:35:20.700 me just

00:35:21.140 saying that

00:35:21.540 over and

00:35:21.840 over again

00:35:22.260 makes no

00:35:23.060 difference

00:35:23.620 at all

00:35:25.480 what really

00:35:32.260 makes a

00:35:32.600 difference

00:35:32.980 what is the

00:35:33.740 only thing

00:35:34.420 in the

00:35:34.820 world that

00:35:35.280 really

00:35:35.800 matters

00:35:36.580 well quite

00:35:39.900 honestly

00:35:40.180 nothing in

00:35:41.080 the world

00:35:41.540 everything that

00:35:44.140 really matters

00:35:44.660 is spiritual

00:35:45.460 the only thing

00:35:47.960 that will

00:35:48.180 really change

00:35:48.840 the world

00:35:49.260 is spiritual

00:35:50.480 it's the only

00:35:52.720 thing that's

00:35:53.020 going to save

00:35:53.480 your family

00:35:54.040 it's the only

00:35:56.440 thing that's

00:35:56.720 going to save

00:35:57.080 our country

00:35:57.620 and it's the

00:36:00.620 only thing we

00:36:01.260 actually have

00:36:02.400 power over

00:36:03.120 so when I'm

00:36:04.540 saying I don't

00:36:05.220 know how to

00:36:05.520 do my job

00:36:06.000 anymore

00:36:06.360 I am so

00:36:07.240 sick and

00:36:07.780 tired

00:36:08.120 I am so

00:36:09.200 it is clear

00:36:10.540 to me

00:36:11.140 now I have

00:36:12.200 been wrong

00:36:12.660 before

00:36:13.100 and you know

00:36:14.820 one of my

00:36:15.500 mottos now

00:36:16.400 in the last

00:36:16.940 15 years

00:36:17.860 has been

00:36:18.440 the only thing

00:36:19.380 I'm certain

00:36:19.920 of is that

00:36:20.600 I'm not

00:36:21.000 certain of

00:36:21.540 anything

00:36:22.000 because

00:36:24.240 could be

00:36:25.460 but I've

00:36:32.960 done enough

00:36:33.500 homework to

00:36:34.280 know

00:36:34.640 and I

00:36:35.900 quite honestly

00:36:36.560 I have been

00:36:38.620 blessed

00:36:39.300 enough

00:36:41.860 to be

00:36:45.100 have given

00:36:46.020 some

00:36:46.500 foresight

00:36:47.460 on some

00:36:48.160 of the

00:36:48.480 really bad

00:36:49.320 things that

00:36:49.980 are coming

00:36:50.480 I don't

00:36:51.760 know when

00:36:52.100 they come

00:36:52.600 I'm always

00:36:53.180 wrong on

00:36:53.680 timing

00:36:54.060 but look

00:36:55.640 at the

00:36:56.240 track record

00:36:57.180 not my

00:36:57.960 track record

00:36:58.740 his track

00:36:59.660 record

00:37:00.060 it's pretty

00:37:01.280 clear

00:37:01.960 I'm so

00:37:06.080 sick of it

00:37:06.620 I'm so

00:37:07.060 sick of

00:37:07.600 just wasting

00:37:08.320 my breath

00:37:08.780 every day

00:37:09.980 when

00:37:18.100 what I

00:37:18.400 should be

00:37:18.740 doing

00:37:19.080 is just

00:37:20.960 focusing

00:37:21.380 on

00:37:22.060 spiritual

00:37:25.240 things

00:37:25.680 and

00:37:26.140 focusing

00:37:27.120 on

00:37:27.440 I try

00:37:27.960 to be

00:37:28.280 a better

00:37:28.540 person

00:37:28.880 every day

00:37:29.320 and then

00:37:29.640 I had

00:37:29.840 to do

00:37:29.960 a monologue

00:37:30.320 like I

00:37:30.660 just did

00:37:31.020 I say

00:37:41.100 this joking

00:37:41.560 all the

00:37:41.880 time

00:37:42.100 I don't

00:37:43.120 know how

00:37:43.420 I got

00:37:43.700 this job

00:37:44.140 and I

00:37:46.240 say this

00:37:46.580 joking

00:37:46.840 all the

00:37:47.120 time

00:37:47.300 but I

00:37:47.600 mean it

00:37:47.960 today

00:37:48.300 boy

00:37:48.680 raise your

00:37:49.380 standards

00:37:49.740 America

00:37:50.160 I don't

00:37:50.800 know how

00:37:51.160 I don't

00:37:51.800 I mean

00:37:53.060 this is

00:37:53.460 the best

00:37:53.820 you got

00:37:54.240 this show

00:37:55.800 me

00:37:56.080 really

00:37:56.780 that's

00:37:57.120 the best

00:37:57.440 you got

00:37:57.860 because I

00:38:00.100 don't know

00:38:00.400 what the

00:38:00.900 hell

00:38:01.120 I'm

00:38:01.360 doing

00:38:01.680 besides

00:38:10.300 our

00:38:10.540 best

00:38:10.980 that's

00:38:17.740 something

00:38:17.940 I really

00:38:18.360 want to

00:38:18.760 try to

00:38:19.460 do

00:38:19.680 I really

00:38:20.840 want to

00:38:21.140 start

00:38:21.380 just saying

00:38:22.000 about

00:38:22.520 people

00:38:23.080 they're

00:38:23.460 doing

00:38:23.760 the best

00:38:24.260 they can

00:38:24.800 they

00:38:27.160 don't

00:38:27.520 know

00:38:28.220 God

00:38:30.700 forgive

00:38:31.200 them

00:38:31.440 they have

00:38:31.720 no idea

00:38:32.160 what they're

00:38:32.440 doing

00:38:32.740 they're

00:38:34.360 just

00:38:34.520 doing

00:38:34.700 the best

00:38:35.020 they can

00:38:35.440 and maybe

00:38:37.200 on days

00:38:37.860 like today

00:38:38.380 I'll get

00:38:38.940 that in

00:38:39.320 return

00:38:39.640 he's

00:38:40.300 doing

00:38:40.600 the best

00:38:41.300 he can

00:38:41.860 all right

00:38:43.280 back in

00:38:43.660 just a second

00:38:44.100 first let me

00:38:44.620 tell you about

00:38:45.000 simply safe

00:38:45.760 one of the

00:38:48.220 best ways to

00:38:48.780 protect your

00:38:49.300 house is

00:38:50.600 to sit on

00:38:51.040 the couch

00:38:51.340 all day

00:38:51.700 guarding that

00:38:52.200 front door

00:38:52.720 you know

00:38:53.300 for all your

00:38:53.900 worth just

00:38:54.340 you just

00:38:54.720 eat there

00:38:55.140 you sleep

00:38:55.600 there

00:38:55.840 at some

00:38:56.480 point

00:38:56.720 maybe your

00:38:57.180 skin can

00:38:57.660 just graft

00:38:58.220 with the

00:38:58.580 couch

00:38:58.860 it'll be

00:38:59.140 great

00:38:59.460 never leave

00:39:00.240 your post

00:39:00.680 you are

00:39:01.160 the human

00:39:01.600 alarm system

00:39:02.400 you know

00:39:03.260 and things

00:39:03.580 couldn't be

00:39:04.000 much more

00:39:04.960 perfect than

00:39:05.500 that except

00:39:06.240 reality check

00:39:07.260 you got a

00:39:07.660 job you have

00:39:08.180 a kid you

00:39:08.640 have lives

00:39:09.300 you know

00:39:09.900 to lead

00:39:10.640 and you

00:39:12.440 step away

00:39:13.060 for let's

00:39:13.520 say four

00:39:14.040 minutes using

00:39:15.000 the bathroom

00:39:15.480 even if you're

00:39:15.980 on that couch

00:39:16.520 somebody something's

00:39:17.780 gonna go wrong

00:39:19.240 I mean that'll

00:39:19.840 be the four

00:39:20.260 minutes they're

00:39:20.840 stalking you

00:39:21.440 they're watching

00:39:21.880 you they know

00:39:22.540 oh he's not

00:39:23.140 on the couch

00:39:23.560 he's got we

00:39:23.960 got four

00:39:24.320 minutes get in

00:39:24.880 get out

00:39:25.220 okay

00:39:25.840 this is a

00:39:27.080 stupid way

00:39:27.580 to live

00:39:27.880 get a

00:39:28.400 get simply

00:39:29.600 safe it is

00:39:30.300 smart it is

00:39:31.000 customizable it's

00:39:32.060 home security that

00:39:32.960 you control from

00:39:33.980 your phone so you

00:39:34.820 don't have to be on

00:39:35.340 the couch you

00:39:36.300 can be anywhere in

00:39:36.900 the world you

00:39:38.400 have door sensors

00:39:39.160 glass break

00:39:39.940 detectors cameras

00:39:41.060 24-7 monitoring

00:39:42.320 team that can

00:39:43.040 call police they'll

00:39:44.180 get police to your

00:39:45.080 door faster than

00:39:46.340 you can find your

00:39:47.000 slippers because

00:39:47.660 you've been on the

00:39:48.140 couch for a while

00:39:48.880 it's an award-winning

00:39:50.080 protection so you

00:39:51.160 can avoid living on

00:39:52.080 the couch forever

00:39:52.780 although you

00:39:54.040 might want to

00:39:54.660 avoid that

00:39:56.120 anyway even if

00:39:58.020 you have simply

00:39:58.640 safe but just

00:40:00.520 you can't guard the

00:40:01.480 front door all the

00:40:02.440 time you can with

00:40:03.600 simply safe claim

00:40:05.100 50% off the new

00:40:06.640 system of simply

00:40:07.540 safe with

00:40:08.500 professional

00:40:09.080 monitoring and get

00:40:10.160 the first month

00:40:10.960 free that's

00:40:11.660 simply safe dot

00:40:12.700 com slash back

00:40:13.640 there is no safe

00:40:14.380 like simply safe

00:40:15.200 simply safe dot

00:40:16.760 com slash back

00:40:17.940 what you're hearing

00:40:21.300 are your thoughts

00:40:22.500 via the mind and

00:40:25.980 mouth of glenn beck

00:40:27.320 more next

00:40:43.320 well well well

00:40:44.600 let me tell you a

00:40:45.800 little bit about fish

00:40:46.460 oil yeah fish oil

00:40:47.920 you tried these

00:40:49.040 supplements they have

00:40:49.940 big results they

00:40:51.320 have people I

00:40:54.000 don't know if we

00:40:54.460 can talk for it

00:40:55.120 now glenn if we

00:40:56.140 can fish oil like

00:40:58.140 you have these

00:40:58.660 people who are kind

00:40:59.220 of giving you these

00:40:59.760 big promises right

00:41:00.540 improve cholesterol

00:41:01.440 lower blood pressure

00:41:03.140 less joint pain

00:41:04.420 many I drink it on

00:41:05.940 cereal you just put

00:41:07.180 it but I saw him

00:41:07.960 this morning put it

00:41:08.740 right on a cereal

00:41:09.520 and like I don't

00:41:11.000 know milk just

00:41:11.940 fish oil I just

00:41:13.100 squeeze fish into

00:41:14.580 my cereal right

00:41:15.360 they're not even

00:41:16.260 they're not even

00:41:16.680 tablets with you

00:41:17.380 you take the

00:41:18.160 actual fish I

00:41:19.080 squeeze the fish

00:41:20.280 perhaps maybe you

00:41:22.000 could try something

00:41:22.540 else let me give

00:41:23.120 you another

00:41:23.320 beyond fish

00:41:23.960 presses yeah

00:41:24.780 beyond the fish

00:41:25.660 presses let me

00:41:27.240 give you something

00:41:28.360 called krill oil

00:41:29.860 this is something

00:41:30.980 it's a little bit

00:41:31.760 different it's called

00:41:32.140 native path and

00:41:32.960 arctic krill oil

00:41:33.960 changes the game

00:41:34.980 it's got omega

00:41:35.840 threes in a form

00:41:37.040 that is easier for

00:41:38.040 your body to

00:41:38.580 absorb also packs a

00:41:40.120 natural antioxidant

00:41:41.100 that regular fish

00:41:42.040 oil simply just

00:41:42.880 doesn't have

00:41:44.260 do I have to

00:41:44.900 squeeze krill or

00:41:45.980 press krill you

00:41:46.840 don't have they

00:41:47.380 they're gonna do

00:41:47.900 all the work for

00:41:48.460 me however that

00:41:49.520 process happens you

00:41:51.080 don't have to think

00:41:51.580 about it wow yep you

00:41:52.740 could just use the

00:41:53.460 tablet it's gonna be a

00:41:54.220 lot better if you if

00:41:56.420 you haven't seen any

00:41:57.080 major changes if you're

00:41:58.500 taking fish oil you

00:41:59.600 gotta upgrade now let

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00:42:21.080 subscribers are

00:42:22.640 freaking out please

00:42:23.740 don't quit please

00:42:24.420 don't quit I'm not

00:42:25.000 gonna quit believe me

00:42:25.840 I'm not gonna quit I'm

00:42:26.460 not a quitter I just

00:42:28.240 complain all the way

00:42:29.340 but you know I just

00:42:31.640 signed a new deal with

00:42:32.780 premiere I don't think

00:42:33.700 we've even announced

00:42:34.420 that but I'm I've

00:42:35.400 renewed my radio

00:42:36.360 contract and the rest

00:42:39.720 of it I it's why I'm

00:42:40.960 doing what I'm doing

00:42:41.640 in January I've

00:42:43.320 thought about this a

00:42:44.000 long long time and

00:42:46.980 it's I've just have to

00:42:49.160 make changes because I

00:42:50.540 think things are getting

00:42:51.520 so serious that I need

00:42:54.840 to do things differently

00:42:55.940 and and so that's you

00:42:59.060 know I've been talking

00:42:59.540 about this for the last

00:43:01.500 few weeks and I know

00:43:02.680 I'm still being cryptic

00:43:03.580 because I have to be

00:43:05.740 cryptic now but I'm

00:43:09.700 big changes are coming

00:43:10.600 in my life and and it's

00:43:12.420 all revolving around

00:43:13.480 that and so I'll tell

00:43:16.020 you more about that

00:43:16.920 coming January this is

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00:43:55.660 all right let me talk to you

00:43:59.160 a little bit about ammo

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00:45:30.900 the fusion of entertainment and

00:45:52.880 enlightenment this is the glenn beck

00:45:57.280 program hello america yesterday

00:46:02.500 we talked to selena zito she's 0.81

00:46:04.940 got this great book out called

00:46:06.060 butler and it's all about the

00:46:08.840 attempt to assassinate president

00:46:10.700 trump in butler pennsylvania and

00:46:12.580 we brought it up yesterday the

00:46:14.860 story up to what had happened but

00:46:17.880 we did not get into the shooter and

00:46:22.600 so today we're going to talk about

00:46:24.040 the shooter what do we know about

00:46:25.440 how did this happen and why does

00:46:28.180 nobody seem to care about it

00:46:30.220 selena zito is with us and she is

00:46:33.460 going to tell us all about it coming

00:46:34.500 up in 60 seconds first let me tell

00:46:36.740 you about leaf filter you know i'm a

00:46:39.400 you know i'm a i'm a grown man you

00:46:42.080 know that means i do stuff around the

00:46:44.660 house not really but you know you get

00:46:46.920 dirty you get a dangerous job i'm your 0.99

00:46:49.380 guy or so i'd have you believe but

00:46:51.360 gutters no thank you no i recommend

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00:47:04.860 and the pine cones and the squirrels and

00:47:06.780 whatever other other thing that

00:47:08.360 mother nature you know throws your way

00:47:10.420 yesterday i saw birds trying to build a

00:47:16.500 nest uh just up in the eaves of my and

00:47:19.520 i'm like can the birds stop building

00:47:21.520 nests in the eaves of my no apparently

00:47:24.340 they can't but they're not building

00:47:25.480 them in the gutters grown men should 0.81

00:47:27.760 not be playing around with gutters on

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00:47:49.320 glenn uh glenn back it's leaf filter.com

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00:47:54.540 warranty details selena welcome to the

00:47:56.780 program hey glenn thanks so much for

00:48:00.180 having me on thank you i'm i'm sorry to

00:48:03.640 you know drag you over into two days

00:48:06.140 here but i appreciate your willingness

00:48:07.640 to do so yesterday um i want to i want

00:48:10.340 to now talk about i mean the first part

00:48:12.700 of your book is stunning um what you saw

00:48:16.460 personally just five feet away from the

00:48:19.360 president you're on the ground covered

00:48:21.240 by a secret service agent while he's on

00:48:23.620 the ground covered by sir and you can

00:48:25.680 hear everything he's saying um and then

00:48:28.220 you see him uh you know you saw him

00:48:30.580 before then he calls you the next day

00:48:33.020 because you were supposed to go on the

00:48:33.960 plane with him uh and he calls you the

00:48:36.440 next day like seven or eight times you in

00:48:39.440 your book you really explain what happened

00:48:42.840 afterwards with the crowd which i've never

00:48:45.120 seen anywhere else and you explain

00:48:46.900 red state america in a way that if people

00:48:50.600 cared to know the truth about who we

00:48:52.840 really are uh they would read it and they

00:48:54.840 would understand uh and they would see oh my

00:48:57.820 gosh they're not monsters they really do

00:48:59.800 believe some of these things you know that

00:49:01.940 about america and that's how they live

00:49:03.960 their lives but let's go in now to the

00:49:08.220 shooter who was he how did it happen how

00:49:12.460 did nobody catch it what happened on the

00:49:15.200 roof uh and why did nobody care

00:49:18.400 yeah you know thomas matthew crooks in

00:49:23.100 many ways glenn is very symbolic of the

00:49:27.460 collapse of very once trusted institutions

00:49:31.700 in our country that have failed us all

00:49:34.780 the way around so what do i mean by that

00:49:36.720 so this was not first of all when it comes

00:49:41.520 to my profession this is not something that

00:49:45.420 has been deeply investigated in the way

00:49:48.860 that shiny objects are given to detail by

00:49:51.960 some of the best investigative journalists

00:49:54.460 in this country there was no there was a

00:49:57.480 complete void of intellectual curiosity to

00:50:02.640 get to the bottom of this the other

00:50:05.800 problem is is the collapse of our trust and

00:50:09.380 what at one time one of the most faunted

00:50:11.680 um parts of our government and that is

00:50:15.560 our um secret service right the competency

00:50:19.340 the incompetency of that day the failure to

00:50:23.220 um to loop everyone together which by the

00:50:26.480 way was one of the most important instructions

00:50:29.480 from 9-11 right we didn't our our agencies

00:50:32.580 didn't talk to each other right that's why we

00:50:35.440 created the patriot act exactly so how in the

00:50:40.780 heck can you knowing that there's going to be

00:50:44.940 50 000 people there in a wide open farm field

00:50:50.560 with with trees a water tower and outbuildings

00:50:55.760 all surrounding the perimeter in very close range

00:50:59.660 of the stage how is it that there was no

00:51:02.400 communication set up between the different agencies

00:51:05.540 how is it that it wasn't fully and robustly

00:51:09.320 staffed and given that they know this information

00:51:13.480 that he is already the target of iran

00:51:15.980 how and is this even possible so that he's also

00:51:21.280 symbolic of that but he's also symbolic and we

00:51:25.120 don't talk about this enough in a meaningful way

00:51:29.180 in how we handle mental illness in this country

00:51:34.340 we shove it aside we pretend it's not happening

00:51:37.980 we try to medicate it mostly people try to ignore it

00:51:42.040 and this is a young man for all intents and purposes

00:51:45.880 had pretty much led a normal but quiet life

00:51:50.100 that after covid and all the isolation that went along

00:51:56.200 with that he began to unravel and be and that unraveling

00:52:01.780 happened at a warp speed in the last six months of his life

00:52:06.500 and he was this you know this should have been a red flag to someone who cared

00:52:11.660 about him he's at the gun range almost every day

00:52:15.000 went down to the gun range and checked the logs

00:52:17.460 he is there almost every day and he's there not just on

00:52:21.680 during the you know a regular day but he's also there on days like

00:52:27.520 thanksgiving and christmas and valentine's day that tells you this

00:52:33.200 is someone that is lonely and this is someone is isolated and this

00:52:38.320 is someone who has no support system around him

00:52:41.700 the challenge was hang on hang on hang on just a second i i could see

00:52:45.560 because i'm you know i'm a parent i could see as a parent you know you don't

00:52:50.980 understand how kids are growing up today you don't understand the world they

00:52:54.180 live in at all and i could see i mean i used to

00:52:57.620 spend you know working at a radio station

00:53:00.120 13 14 15 years old i was gone all the holidays i spent it and

00:53:04.960 you could say well he's isolated he's lonely or you could say

00:53:08.740 he's just really into this and he is you know doing something about it and

00:53:13.960 it's what he loves and let's let him get him through this period

00:53:17.720 um so why is this a sign of mental illness

00:53:22.000 well it's a sign of isolation and loneliness

00:53:26.360 and and that means there's a vulnerability there

00:53:31.300 right and and and as a parent we always we're always keenly aware of

00:53:38.540 vulnerabilities in our children and and or if we have friends and and they

00:53:43.820 meaning mean nothing but they also mean mean something

00:53:48.100 profound and and and that gets to my fourth

00:53:52.340 problem is just the sort of collapse of the american family

00:53:55.620 and and and and how we take care of our children and how we watch our

00:54:02.200 children and and do we put a screen in front

00:54:05.260 of them right is that how we medicate them right is that how we

00:54:09.420 get them to just be calm and quiet and go in another room because we don't want

00:54:13.640 to deal with it and and so can i can i can i present

00:54:17.920 another option here and it's just because i just finished raising two

00:54:21.000 teenagers it's not necessarily because you

00:54:24.300 because you want to just go in the other room be quiet

00:54:26.300 you have no idea selena i i raised uh four kids

00:54:31.860 a generation apart and uh i gotta tell you raising the first set

00:54:37.980 was not the same as raising the second set

00:54:41.160 they're and it's totally different from my childhood

00:54:44.900 and you spend a lot of time thinking okay

00:54:48.600 this is not a good thing but how do i deal with this

00:54:52.160 without setting making things worse how do i you know what kind of space do i give

00:54:58.300 them because they are teenagers and they have to rebel how do i remain in

00:55:02.800 their life i mean there it is so complex now to be able to

00:55:06.900 raise teenagers and you are seeing major signs but

00:55:10.840 you don't necessarily know that that's a major sign

00:55:14.120 or if it is you don't have any idea how to deal with it

00:55:17.660 absolutely you know in in the book i i have the transcript

00:55:23.840 of of his father calling the police and you can tell in that conversation and

00:55:32.320 in the details that he is giving the 9-1-1 operator

00:55:35.720 that he had a feeling something was going on with his son

00:55:40.260 that he he reveals it and every parent will read that and say

00:55:46.260 and and in every parent that's had a child that they've been concerned about

00:55:50.560 will read that and say he knew something was wrong

00:55:54.120 and this this is a young man by the way his grandfather

00:55:57.860 was a vietnam war not just a vietnam war veteran he was a vietnam war

00:56:03.240 officer in the military very highly respected

00:56:07.180 a man in the community very involved in the community

00:56:10.560 when he passed away um 10 years before um um last year

00:56:16.640 you know he wrote in the obituary his great love for his grandson

00:56:21.440 and you fast forward to today where that the his wife his thomas crooks

00:56:29.620 and that thomas matthew crooks grandmother what says

00:56:33.320 she wants nothing to do with this family and hasn't for a while

00:56:37.660 so what happened you know and and part of the challenge

00:56:44.540 in in reporting about him is that the family lawyered up

00:56:49.500 um he was cremated and um and and the secret service was giving

00:56:57.100 absolutely no information there's only so many now i know there's

00:57:01.620 other investigative journalists i i will be the first to say

00:57:04.780 that is not my my skill set you know i can go so far

00:57:10.240 but but you know records and things like that but you know

00:57:13.840 the way that they can do it like that yeah um that's not

00:57:18.720 you know my my biggest skill set but you know going into the community

00:57:23.300 talking to the neighbors talking to people

00:57:25.800 they you know re-examining this life

00:57:29.040 it paints a picture that you know in hindsight you could say

00:57:34.140 well the warning signs were there

00:57:36.340 so was this what motivated him

00:57:41.940 the problem with this young man is that he left no digital footprint

00:57:50.520 which is very rare that weird that is for someone in his age

00:57:55.440 it could be as simple i have gone back and forth in my in my head and in

00:58:00.700 conversations with people it could be as simple um in in his decline in mental

00:58:07.980 health that he was laughed off of the rifle

00:58:11.900 team because his shot was so bad and he didn't make the team

00:58:15.680 just a couple years earlier and he wanted to prove to everyone

00:58:20.180 that he was a good shot and and there doesn't seem to be any evidence

00:58:25.740 that this was politically motivated because he he was he had registered as a

00:58:32.780 republican but he also demonstrated or um gave money to democrats so it doesn't

00:58:40.580 appear to be ideological as much as i'm gonna to me this is my

00:58:46.060 takeaway i'm gonna prove to everyone i am good at this

00:58:50.160 i am a sharpshooter and screw everyone that laughed at me that day

00:58:54.820 you know think about the movie carrie right everybody's laughing yes right

00:59:00.920 think about that and the vulnerability of that teenager

00:59:03.680 and nobody's laughing anymore i made those shots

00:59:08.040 so um what about the the phones that had connections to you know foreign you know

00:59:19.380 operatives or whatever that was anything there selena

00:59:24.000 not that we know of but i do know that that this is something that's still being

00:59:29.100 investigated um and still being uncovered and i think

00:59:33.140 part of the reason why it's still being investigated

00:59:35.860 is because it wasn't investigated as robustly

00:59:39.500 as it should have been last year

00:59:41.540 so we have several things going on it seems at once um including

00:59:52.200 the press as you said yesterday you were on the ground with a secret service agent

00:59:58.480 uh on top of you you're hearing the president you're seeing the blood

01:00:03.320 and reporters are already saying that the president was hit by a shard of glass

01:00:08.340 yeah um there was no there was no real interest in pursuing this story because they knew i think

01:00:16.400 they knew this was going to do really good things for his campaign

01:00:20.040 yeah i think they they saw this and and and looked at it and said oh boy

01:00:27.080 this is this is going to have an impact and they they did whatever they could

01:00:34.880 to muffle it i mean three days later we're talking about joe biden dropping out as the biggest story

01:00:41.500 and i'm thinking i'm still got bruises all over myself wondering how are we not talking about this

01:00:48.280 i'm going to the funeral of cory compitore

01:00:52.120 and and seeing a family completely shredded

01:00:55.580 and and i i'm just so

01:00:59.480 you read throughout the book as i continue to cover this election

01:01:04.760 as everything is changing in such fast motion

01:01:08.660 in ways that people when they read this book they will say

01:01:12.460 i i had i hadn't why weren't people reporting this

01:01:16.120 you know this you know and and it was so frustrating for me

01:01:21.620 i i sometimes imagine myself as sort of like snoopy

01:01:25.340 jumping up and down and screaming and nobody's hearing me

01:01:29.120 because there was so much happening and also

01:01:33.060 you know i also covered this uh the harris campaign

01:01:36.760 and the unbelievable decisions that they made that nobody wrote about

01:01:43.140 nobody covered nobody thought this is a red flag

01:01:46.720 um okay hang on we're gonna get into that here just to say hang on hang on hang on

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01:03:18.980 selena zina selena i only have a couple more minutes here tell me tell me what you mean by

01:03:33.480 what was happening that was unreal by the uh kamala harris campaign so harris spent the bulk of her time 1.00

01:03:40.200 in pennsylvania and an oversized amount of time in pittsburgh the western part of the state is more

01:03:46.080 more conservative more excited um to vote and more influential in the decision of who becomes

01:03:52.000 president and in that time she barely interacted with voters she didn't do the things that are 1.00

01:04:00.200 necessary to win over someone who is uncertain every event was closed to to the public most of them were

01:04:09.520 attended by the sei social justice union these are people were already going to vote for her

01:04:15.460 and so there's no ability for people to kick the tires she also made decisions there's this famous 1.00

01:04:22.300 um uh neighborhood in pittsburgh i know you've been there because you ordered promancies from there

01:04:27.860 and and it is it is a it's called the strip district there are 120 plus businesses there

01:04:35.600 they're all of them are small businesses except for one she picks the one that's a franchise it's called

01:04:42.000 pennsy's and pennsy's and pennsy's is is so against republicans it's it it has it's on the splash page

01:04:51.380 of the business that the that the owner hates republicans and they are not welcome that's where she chooses

01:04:57.900 to go in and do a stage event and not it shows the it shows the voter she is not interested

01:05:06.340 in someone that's independent or conservative she is not interested in you and she is more interested

01:05:13.280 in someone that only shares her beliefs like those small details matter they matter to a voter

01:05:21.460 especially someone very local they see her at pennsy's there's a sign there that says republicans

01:05:27.400 aren't welcome and that's where she goes uh selena is a great book and it's more than i thought it was

01:05:34.960 going to be i thought it was just going to be about uh the president getting shot and the aftermath of

01:05:39.680 that but you have woven such a great story on who the american people are how this dramatically changed

01:05:46.680 the campaign um in so many different i mean it was like it just set off a chain of dominoes

01:05:52.560 um and changed and brought us where we are today so thank you for that selena zito thank you so much

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01:07:59.760 welcome to the glennbeck program we're very glad you're here jason buttrell is uh with us

01:08:25.280 our chief researcher uh and uh jason what are we doing uh is today tuesday or today's wednesday

01:08:32.940 right wednesday believe so yeah uh what are we doing on today's uh tv show tonight we're looking

01:08:38.780 at uh the potential new mayor of uh new york city uh mom donnie and uh this gathering storm of almost

01:08:46.640 accepted communism and socialism in america it's uh it's not going away and and what are the uh what are

01:08:53.380 the potential cues that we can take from what this means for us in the future uh well as you couple

01:08:59.480 that with what we talked about in the first hour of the podcast where uh the left is changing and

01:09:05.160 they're starting to develop uh military strategies um as we saw evidenced uh on the july 4th weekend

01:09:12.340 where um the left came out in black uh battle gear really and um did something that really is a

01:09:23.100 military operation and and shot uh members of the ice team uh just 25 miles out of dallas you might

01:09:30.240 not have heard about it because well it happened over the holiday and the media doesn't care but we

01:09:36.100 talked about it at length in our number one coupled with two other stories that are very very disturbing

01:09:41.840 that shows what's coming um now you add the communist part of it and you're starting to see

01:09:48.180 how we are being surrounded um we have the communists the anarchists the socialists the islamists 0.96

01:09:58.820 and the radicals that's what my chalkboard said would all team up and i said they don't necessarily

01:10:05.960 aren't going to plan it together uh which shockingly many of them have um but they are all going to

01:10:13.020 recognize a time it's go time now now now go get them and we're at that time and it is critical that

01:10:20.020 you understand and how our our school systems have completely failed us you know that nobody knows

01:10:29.040 what communism is communism killed more people than nazism did by far communism has killed more more 0.76

01:10:36.620 people in the last 100 years than uh i'm pretty sure all of the disease in the world uh combined i

01:10:45.580 mean it is it's crazy how deadly that is and yet we're not teaching any of that to our kids and they

01:10:53.380 are here now and they have coupled with the radicals and the islamists and we are going to see it all 1.00

01:10:59.460 tonight yeah i'm i'm so struck by some of the shows we've done just over the past year to two years

01:11:06.180 that are just kind of all coming together we did a show it was a wednesday night special talking about

01:11:10.140 how there were radicals this was back during like the blm uh antifa yeah period uh talking about how

01:11:16.420 some of these radicals were quoting from communists in syria and actually getting training i don't know

01:11:22.300 if you remember this but getting training from the communist fighters the kurds in northern syria

01:11:27.080 um i think about you know stew talking about usaid um you remember that story that we did the show we

01:11:32.680 did another wednesday night special we were talking about um obama's ambassador to moscow remember him

01:11:38.760 michael mcfall um before michael mcfall even met with vladimir putin as our ambassador um he met with

01:11:46.960 the people the street activists he met with them before he met with putin and i just want to quote this

01:11:53.600 from a russian publication this is what he told them he said quote most people most of the specialists

01:11:58.800 in russia are diplomats specialists in security arms control russian culture i'm neither i'm an

01:12:04.580 expert on democracy anti-dictatorial movements revolutions he said this to the uh to the russian

01:12:13.800 people and then he also this is something that we pointed out he created something called the seven

01:12:18.920 pillars which was how to overthrow a government in a color revolution these are the kinds of people

01:12:25.840 that even to this day glenn are still praising us i can't remember the seven pillars do you happen

01:12:32.760 to have them off the top of your head the seven pillars i'm just so nerdy that i do glenn i have

01:12:37.780 them right here okay of course you do so i think this is interesting in the context these would be used

01:12:43.700 as we move towards an election so think about this these strategies being used let's say during the

01:12:51.020 midterms or during the next election number one a semi-autocratic rather than fully autocratic regime

01:12:57.660 that's what they need that they want to show that number two an unpopular incumbent make him as

01:13:04.280 unpopular as possible that you use this for the street movements the uh you know the ice protests all

01:13:10.120 that stuff could they make him more unpopular than he's been made he's the most he's the most beloved

01:13:16.180 and hated man in the country yeah um number three a united and organized opposition

01:13:23.040 got that forming that to this as we speak forming number four an ability to quickly drive home the point

01:13:30.660 that voting results were falsified what they accused us of i guarantee you they are going to

01:13:39.400 again guaranteed number five this is kind of funny enough independent media to inform citizens

01:13:47.940 about the falsified vote do they have uh biased propaganda like media on their side i'm not sure

01:13:55.880 um number six a political opposition capable of mobilizing tens of thousands or more demonstrators

01:14:03.280 to protest the fraud look at yeah look at that look at this look at this so this is the way usa id

01:14:11.240 this is the way you know color revolutions are done we have all of this stuff happening on our streets

01:14:17.300 right now and they are starting to go become more militaristic in its nature and it's not just here in

01:14:23.320 america can we play uh cut seven this is a montage uh of the protests that are happening all around

01:14:32.720 mexico city and what a surprise they're mostly peaceful if you discount smashing windows and looting

01:14:43.100 turning a lot of that material into pieces so it's mostly peaceful spelled differently yeah yeah

01:14:52.280 so what is it they're protesting this looks like you can see this in any city in america now

01:14:57.060 uh from time to time uh what is it they're protesting

01:15:00.960 no more gringos get rid of the gringos no more americans look glenn death to america does not mean 0.70

01:15:18.720 anything it's got nothing to do with killing americans of course no it's just it's about the idea

01:15:26.120 that gringos present that's all get rid of the white people no more white people no more americans 1.00

01:15:32.540 that's what they're saying now that's what the radical left is saying it's funny because that's

01:15:37.460 really what the radical left is saying here in america as well this is a global operation just

01:15:43.780 as i told you it would be it is a global operation uh to destabilize the entire western world and collapse

01:15:51.720 us and i have been thinking an awful lot about by the way jason you know the everything you just

01:15:57.800 said about the shows that we did all i could think of is i cannot wait for january um because

01:16:03.360 we are developing a system to where uh all of that information on all of the shows it'll be at your

01:16:09.540 fingertips i could have done it 25 years ago and you won't you won't even know how what to ask for

01:16:16.740 you'll be able to ask for it this is not in january it'll first be internally facing uh just because

01:16:22.900 of the the the computational expense um but we'll be able to say what did glenn say anything about this

01:16:32.920 and then can you go deep on it and it will go and search my entire history and bring all of the

01:16:39.380 connections all of the documents everything that you need to be able to study it and you'll be able to

01:16:45.580 apply it to new stories so you'll see the history of every you missed a show you won't have to worry

01:16:51.520 about it you'll be able to you'll be able to access all of it without even knowing what to ask for

01:16:56.940 right now we have to know what to ask for how many times how long do we wait going wait we that wasn't

01:17:03.260 exactly the right phrasing what was the right phrasing that will bring this script up or bring this show

01:17:09.880 up now we don't have to do that uh as of january it's all part of this new project that i'm uh dealing

01:17:15.820 with but let me um let me go back to the real story on how do we save our nation and the only way to

01:17:28.100 save our nation is to turn the hearts of people honestly back to god but at least back to truth

01:17:34.900 how do you do that you'll notice one of the the pillars there and this is all sol alinsky too

01:17:43.940 is um you have to paint the incumbent as a fascist dictator once you do that it is really hard to go

01:17:54.780 back and it's also hard to control it and this is what we're seeing now from the left yesterday i told

01:17:59.740 you about how democratic leadership democrats elected politicians that are democrat are saying

01:18:06.260 they are afraid of their own constituents now because they're all starting to call for blood

01:18:11.180 well of course they are you cannot paint somebody as adolf hitler and then and say we have to do

01:18:18.200 everything we can to stop them and and be preaching the ends justify the means at the same time and not

01:18:25.040 expect people to say you're not doing enough you i mean even if you have to get shot you have to get

01:18:31.860 shot that's what their own constituents are telling people that you know some of you may have to die to

01:18:38.100 make the point that's a little terrifying i don't think you can change those people and i honestly don't

01:18:47.220 even know if we can change the people that we love so much because people are so dead set on

01:18:52.620 they're right we can never become those people um and i've been thinking a lot about do you remember

01:19:00.300 the books do uh positioning the battleground of your mind yeah came out in the 80s maybe yeah and it was

01:19:09.140 right around the cola wars and it actually i if i remember right it helped put it helped put pepsi

01:19:16.020 into a leadership position with coke for at least a while they were the choice of a new generation 0.65

01:19:22.540 remember that michael jackson and everything else and it brought them at least they may have passed

01:19:28.560 them for a while but at least it brought them to parody which way they were a distant it's what

01:19:32.160 inspired new coke right yes that whole change yes which eventually obviously all of it okay and the

01:19:39.380 main point of it was if i remember correctly is perception versus reality

01:19:45.280 many times in the battleground of your mind you perceive something and that is not reality

01:19:55.380 it's it's how you perceive it and this book i have to go back and read it um but if i remember i

01:20:06.160 remember i'm drawing on something i read in 1980 um the idea is you you have to understand that in

01:20:15.260 your uh competitor's mind or in the minds of others that is reality they perceive it that way they

01:20:25.580 perceive donald trump as a dictator so it is their reality how do you come in and challenge their

01:20:34.680 reality and when it is bound up in their life or death that's really hard to do especially if

01:20:44.880 you have also been tied in their perception their reality is that you're part of the problem that you

01:20:53.280 they can't trust anything that you say because you're just like him

01:20:58.460 that's what we're facing and it's not with cola wars it's going to be with actual street wars if

01:21:10.880 we're not careful we could go into civil war because you're now dealing with half the population that 1.00

01:21:20.060 says they have to be either rebooted retrained or we just have to get rid of them we have to kill

01:21:28.840 them that by the way is fascism and communism that's totalitarianism and if donald trump would ever

01:21:39.940 say anything like that about the other side i would hope that every single one of us would be saying

01:21:44.260 uh no we're not going to kill the other side we're not going to silence them and we're certainly not

01:21:50.440 going to put them in some sort of a camp but you've already heard those suggestions from the left

01:21:57.040 because their perception is the reality

01:22:01.300 we have to start looking at this fight differently because i think we're in the real we're in the real

01:22:14.760 world we're the ones looking at reality truth hopefully is our reality

01:22:20.140 but they think the same thing about them

01:22:24.520 you're not going to win this by playing the same game that we have been playing

01:22:34.800 you might get donald trump in you might get your team

01:22:39.740 in and they might make some real inroads

01:22:43.740 but how is it we're going to make these inroads and bring people back together

01:22:51.000 especially when you have forces on the inside that as we told you in our number one of this

01:22:58.260 broadcast and we're going to tell you tonight these forces inside are hell-bent on making sure

01:23:03.080 that reality stays exactly how they perceive it all right back in just a second let me tell you

01:23:10.060 about the uh international fellowship of christians and jews the international fellowship uh you know

01:23:15.780 wants you to look beyond the headlines you know ceasefire well hopefully silence maybe forthcoming peace

01:23:24.940 um you know hopefully this is over i don't know if it will but ordinary men and women working people

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01:23:52.900 week and they were all shot by hamas they opened fire tried to kill them all i mean you'd only do so much

01:24:00.160 israel on the other hand uh we have the international fellowship of christians and jews that is there

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01:24:29.660 well i guess we'll give you a minute to let all that sink in more glenn beck coming up

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01:28:10.820 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:28:14.160 Now if at any time in the last week you've listened to anybody on the left

01:28:21.080 they're busy telling you about how the National Weather Service is being shut down by Donald Trump

01:28:25.120 and so that way we'll never know the weather.

01:28:28.180 Yeah, it makes perfect sense because who needs the weather?

01:28:32.180 None of that's true, by the way.

01:28:34.740 They said that Donald Trump, you know, fired people in the National Weather Service

01:28:40.280 and so when they were doing Texas they didn't have enough people there.

01:28:43.500 That's not true.

01:28:44.280 They usually have two people on duty that night.

01:28:46.100 They had five people on duty because they were prepared for this.

01:28:49.800 Even Whoopi Goldberg.

01:28:51.160 I mean, how far down the rabbit hole do you have to be for Whoopi Goldberg to look at you and go,

01:28:55.320 I think you're too far down the rabbit hole.

01:28:58.480 Even she said yesterday Donald Trump had nothing to do with it.

01:29:01.700 She's like, I can't believe this is coming out of my mouth but I have to say it.

01:29:04.700 Well, good for you, Whoopi.

01:29:05.640 At least you told the truth this time.

01:29:07.380 Good for you.

01:29:08.460 Now let's try to make a habit out of it.

01:29:10.080 The other thing now that is going around is that cloud seeding, cloud seeding, it killed all those people.

01:29:18.120 I am not a big cloud seeder person.

01:29:20.900 I don't know much about cloud seeding.

01:29:23.300 I do know somebody who knows an awful lot about it.

01:29:26.220 In fact, I believe it was his company that did the cloud seeding just about, I think, a county away, just a couple of days before this happened.

01:29:36.900 So we want to talk to him because let's hear what his answer is.

01:29:40.060 Did this have anything to do with cloud seeding?

01:29:42.800 We'll talk about that in just a second.

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01:31:09.040 Augustus Dorico is with us.

01:31:13.200 He is the founder and CEO of Rainmaker.

01:31:16.380 This is a cloud seeding company.

01:31:19.660 Welcome, Augustus.

01:31:20.400 How are you?

01:31:21.900 Hi, Glenn.

01:31:22.500 I'm blessed.

01:31:24.500 I appreciate you having me here.

01:31:26.380 And again, still, my heart and prayers go out to all the people of Texas.

01:31:30.360 I'm here in Dallas now, actually.

01:31:32.740 And though we didn't have anything to do with the flooding, I still am praying for everybody affected by it.

01:31:38.360 It has got to be pretty disturbing for you to hear that you are being blamed for, you know, cloud seeding and knowing science.

01:31:50.000 I have to tell you, I don't know much about cloud seeding.

01:31:53.400 It bothers me what I see over in England, but I, again, haven't taken the time to really look into it.

01:32:00.500 So explain what cloud seeding does and how you know you didn't have anything to do with that.

01:32:06.180 Yeah, I can also explain to you what cloud seeding does and what cloud seeding is not, right?

01:32:13.200 Because you're referencing something from England that we can talk about in a second.

01:32:15.820 So cloud seeding is a technology developed in the United States in the 1940s to increase water supply for farms, for ecosystem conservation, for reservoirs, for residences, and also our industries.

01:32:29.000 It relies on identifying liquid in clouds and then releasing particulate, specifically silver iodide, into those clouds that the water freezes onto, into big snowflakes, and then become heavy enough to fall as rain.

01:32:43.280 Cloud seeding has been going on in the United States for decades.

01:32:47.660 It, again, is paid for by farmers and utilities and government entities that want more water for their constituents.

01:32:54.240 Hang on just a second. So I live up in the high desert in the summer, and I have a farm and a ranch, and we pray for rain every year, but we're in the high desert.

01:33:05.720 It wouldn't work here because we don't have the clouds, right?

01:33:09.360 So, first of all, I think you should keep praying for rain.

01:33:12.460 I'm grateful to have gotten saved when I was 20 years old and baptized in Dallas, actually.

01:33:19.520 I think that, like, this is all God's world, and it's our responsibility to steward it, right?

01:33:24.820 And insofar as we can help make more water for people and ecosystems here, that's my primary interest.

01:33:30.600 Just because you're in the high desert doesn't mean that you can't have cloud seeding.

01:33:34.120 If there aren't clouds, then you can't make it rain more, but sometimes there are.

01:33:38.380 And also, the aquifers nearby are recharged from cloudier regions not so far away, and so you can actually benefit from programs nearby as well.

01:33:46.440 Now, to clarify, cloud seeding, the best operations we've ever seen from either Rainmaker's own work or the National Center for Atmospheric Research or other institutions can produce tens of millions of gallons of precipitation distributed over hundreds of square miles over the course of about an hour or two.

01:34:06.640 The remnants of Tropical Storm Berry that blew in and caused the flooding, that storm dumped trillions of gallons.

01:34:14.940 It's about a million times less than what the biggest and best cloud seeding operations can do right now.

01:34:20.680 Now, that said as well, when you referenced England, right, cloud seeding is not solar radiation modification, nor is it chemtrails, right?

01:34:29.460 Solar radiation modification is a real technology that people are investigating and developing and increasingly deploying to release reflective particles into the upper atmosphere to cool down the planet, to dim the sun and cool the planet down.

01:34:42.240 Cloud seeding, although it is also in the atmosphere, I think that it's something that deserves a ton of scrutiny.

01:34:48.900 Totally agree.

01:34:49.540 Yeah, I think so too.

01:34:50.420 Yeah, yeah.

01:34:50.960 But cloud seeding has nothing to do with that.

01:34:53.800 Cloud seeding requires existing puffy clouds full of water to be there in order to make them precipitate a little bit more.

01:35:01.560 Now, if you see a long streak in the sky behind an airplane, that also is not cloud seeding.

01:35:07.100 Whether that's a natural contrail or a chemtrail, I haven't seen any evidence to suggest that chemtrails are malevolently being put down by the government or some other nefarious party.

01:35:17.020 But regardless of which it is, a chemtrail or a contrail, it has nothing to do with cloud seeding either because producing clouds is not what cloud seeding does.

01:35:25.640 Cloud seeding relies on existing clouds to make them rain more.

01:35:28.380 And those long streaks in the sky, those are mostly ice.

01:35:32.180 There's not enough water in them to seed in the first place.

01:35:34.600 And they're also like 20,000 feet higher in the atmosphere than where all of our cloud seeding operations take place.

01:35:40.020 Okay, so you went out what day, Thursday, and cloud seeded in Texas?

01:35:47.940 July 2nd, we flew about a 20-minute flight where we seeded two clouds, two small clouds with about 70 grams worth of silver iodide.

01:35:58.340 That's about 10 Skittles worth of material.

01:36:00.900 And those clouds dissipated about two hours after the event.

01:36:04.840 Any rain?

01:36:06.700 Yeah.

01:36:07.340 Okay, and they dissipated, and they don't remain up in the atmosphere, right?

01:36:16.140 The clouds.

01:36:17.820 The Skittles.

01:36:18.560 The Skittles of material.

01:36:21.500 They could not have stayed suspended in the atmosphere by the time that the flooding started happening.

01:36:27.740 Okay, and then the flood, that was a storm that rolls in and was not part of the system that you seeded, correct?

01:36:38.840 Correct.

01:36:39.500 And also, it's worth noting that a lot of people have said, well, this shouldn't go on without any oversight.

01:36:44.820 And I totally agree.

01:36:45.820 And I think that there should be even more regulatory scrutiny and oversight and reporting requirements so that these operations are totally transparent.

01:36:52.740 But there actually are regulations in Texas through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation that have suspension criteria.

01:37:01.100 And suspension criteria are these meteorological conditions, these weather conditions, these issuances and notifications from the National Weather Service that say, hey, if there is a flash flood warning, if the soil is already too saturated, if cloud seeding would cause any flooding, you have to suspend operations.

01:37:18.420 And not only did we suspend operations in adherence with the regulations from the state of Texas, but we actually, because our meteorologists were very proactive, suspended operations a day in advance of any warnings that would have regulatorily mandated us to.

01:37:32.220 Because we at Rainmaker earnestly believe that, like, this is God's kingdom to steward, and it is our job to do no harm and do as much good as we can.

01:37:42.100 And so if we can bias towards being cautious, not so cautious that we ban this technology and prevent farmers from having water from it, but if we can be cautious in our operations such that we mitigate any potential for any damage, which we did and do, I'm all for that.

01:37:58.660 That's what everybody's opinion is at my company.

01:38:01.900 So I know China is doing cloud seeding up in the mountains to get much more snow up in the mountains so then they have the water, the runoff, et cetera, et cetera.

01:38:12.880 Are they ahead of us?

01:38:14.600 Is this what we're doing?

01:38:15.700 Is it the same thing?

01:38:18.460 So China, just for context, the United States a year ago spent $2.4 million on cloud seeding research to investigate how to produce more water for American farms, to save the Colorado River, to refill our aquifers.

01:38:35.000 $2.4 million total, and that was a one-off.

01:38:37.660 China has an annual budget of $1.4 billion for cloud seeding and weather modification.

01:38:44.540 They have 35,000 employees in their weather modification office.

01:38:48.420 They have two universities that offer bachelor's degrees in weather engineering, not meteorology, not atmospheric science, but specifically how to engineer the weather.

01:38:56.760 And if the United States bans this technology wholesale, if we don't regulate it and monitor where it's going on so that we have a transparent account of the activities, not only will we be behind China, but we won't have regulatory statutes or the capability to monitor who is modifying the weather in the United States and otherwise.

01:39:15.000 Okay, so tell me the difference between weather modification, which sounds scary, and cloud seeding.

01:39:22.040 Totally, totally.

01:39:24.440 I think the bigger distinction to make is between weather modification, which cloud seeding is a kind of, and geoengineering, right?

01:39:33.420 So cloud seeding is a way to make more water, right?

01:39:37.820 You are modifying the weather by making it rain or snow a little bit more.

01:39:40.980 Geoengineering is a global climatic intervention designed to either cool the planet down or create, you know, reflective high-altitude clouds, and that has, again, nothing to do with cloud seeding, which is a form of weather modification.

01:39:56.600 And to your point about it sounding scary, right, I could try to do some sort of slimy PR thing and say, like, oh, cloud seeding is not weather modification, but fact of the matter is, like, making it precipitate a little bit more is modifying the weather.

01:40:09.040 And I think that I would rather be totally transparent about that and also say, like, it's something that we should regulate, and it's something that we should be cautious about, and we should approach it with a mindset of stewardship.

01:40:20.420 But still, if we were to ban it, hold sail, not only would we deprive Americans of having access to more water from it, but also we'd be liable to other countries continuing to do it without it from us.

01:40:31.520 So you remember the big hurricane that happened, and we were hit by two.

01:40:35.540 One came and hit Florida, and then the other one came barreling in to North Carolina up from Florida.

01:40:42.880 And people said, well, that was weather modification.

01:40:45.760 That was, that, that, they cloud seeded that, and they modified that, and they even steered that.

01:40:52.280 I never believed any of that stuff.

01:40:54.760 But can it be done?

01:40:56.400 Can that be done?

01:40:59.200 No.

01:41:00.180 No, it, at this point in time, cannot be done.

01:41:03.160 The modification of a hurricane such that it would either increase or reduce the winds, increase or reduce the damage done by it, that is not something that is doable.

01:41:13.120 Now, that being said, it's worth talking about something called Project Storm Fury, where in the last century, the United States Weather Bureau and Air Force conducted flights over the Atlantic to try to seed hurricanes to mitigate the damage that they would do by the time they broke against the eastern seaboard.

01:41:29.260 And we stopped that program because we didn't have what's called attribution, right?

01:41:35.000 We didn't have the right radar.

01:41:36.520 We didn't have any good satellites to measure what the effect from the seeding was.

01:41:40.920 The reason why cloud seeding is coming back into the discourse now, why it's a viable technology that people are paying for, is because we can measure what the results of our operations are.

01:41:51.480 And I would say that although Milton and Helene, I've seen no evidence of having been modified, and I'm totally open-minded about that.

01:41:57.980 And if anybody does have it, I would happily scrutinize it and talk about it.

01:42:01.940 But despite not believing those to be modified, it is worth thinking about the fact that, you know, like at the beginning of time, in Genesis 1, 26 through 28, one of the first commandments we were given before the fall, while we were still in the garden, right, before sin, God told us to take dominion over and steward the earth to seize the skies and everything therein.

01:42:22.840 And so, should we now be concerned about making more water for our farms? Absolutely.

01:42:28.020 Should we at least consider a potential world with extreme caution, and again, a mindset of, like, prayerful stewardship, the notion that we could mitigate severe weather in the future?

01:42:37.940 I think that it would be abdicating our responsibility to try to tend to the world that God gave us if we didn't at least think about it.

01:42:44.240 And I am not advocating we do that now or anytime soon or without severe scrutiny from the federal government and transparency for everybody.

01:42:51.700 But it's something that may, at some point in the future, be able to benefit folks.

01:42:57.820 Yeah, I mean, I don't mind looking into technology.

01:43:01.560 I just wish we would slow down sometimes, you know, with what's happening with AI.

01:43:07.640 We've seen the damage that social media did.

01:43:11.380 Now we're going into AI, and it's coming at us faster, and we have no idea what it's going to do.

01:43:16.060 You know, when you're throwing stuff up, you know, whether it's chemtrails or whatever, I don't know enough about it, but I sure would like to be in part of the discussion on some of these things.

01:43:27.640 I'd like to have our government say, hey, what do you think?

01:43:31.680 Are we going to do this or not?

01:43:32.880 And leave it up to the people.

01:43:34.100 We're talking about doing some things to the planet that, you know, might be good, but also could be horrible.

01:43:40.620 And, you know, just the arrogance on some of this stuff really bothers me.

01:43:45.800 Augustus, thank you so much for having a frank conversation with us.

01:43:49.920 I pray for you and your family and all the co-workers at Rainmaker who I know feel, you know, it's obvious you feel for the families, et cetera, et cetera.

01:43:59.820 But now to be blamed for it is, it's got to be hard.

01:44:04.840 It's got to be hard.

01:44:05.620 Thank you, Augustus.

01:44:07.160 Thank you, Glenn.

01:44:08.820 You bet.

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01:45:28.600 Do you know much about cloud seeding and stuff?

01:45:44.000 No, that was interesting to hear, honestly.

01:45:46.460 I thought he was really credible.

01:45:48.000 Yeah, I mean, and I'm sure if you believe this was the cause, you think he's the worst person in the world and don't believe anything he said, and whatever.

01:45:53.700 You know, but I do think, like, I am a big believer in the idea that, you know, we can help make the world a little better for people.

01:46:04.000 Like, you know, I'm very much, as I drink a bunch of aspartame, I can note that I'm not the biggest naturalist in the world.

01:46:12.180 No, I noticed that.

01:46:13.240 I don't have anyone to notice this.

01:46:14.140 But I do think, like, a lot of times we lose sight as to, like, all the improvements that have been made, and that we all enjoy on a day-to-day basis, and that are miracles.

01:46:22.660 I mean, think of air conditioning for one, depending on where you are in this country.

01:46:26.200 I know, and we've done a lot of great things, but we're just getting to the point to where we should be really careful.

01:46:32.360 Jason?

01:46:33.360 You know, maybe I'm old school, but, you know, throwing up chemicals like silver iodide into clouds, you know, and I think the problem with a lot of these technologies is there's no long-term effects that we even have.

01:46:47.140 We don't even have the research.

01:46:48.600 So, like, long-term, what is it?

01:46:50.180 As he said, we've been doing that for, what did you say, 50?

01:46:52.700 Since the 40s.

01:46:53.460 Since the 1940s.

01:46:54.660 We've been doing this forever.

01:46:55.920 Which, okay, so, I mean, you can throw that number out there, but, like, when you look at it in a much larger perspective, like, what does this do over crops over 100 years?

01:47:04.180 We don't know.

01:47:05.180 You know, like, we don't know how that affects the food supply.

01:47:07.600 Like, what that actually does to the topsoll.

01:47:09.040 We only know over 80.

01:47:10.500 It's only 80 years that we would know.

01:47:12.260 I mean, even that wouldn't be better.

01:47:14.400 You know what I mean?

01:47:15.060 It's like, there's no long-term studies on these things.

01:47:18.740 There's just not.

01:47:19.260 Yeah, but there's no long-term studies on a lot of stuff.

01:47:22.640 There's no long-term.

01:47:23.120 Anything new has no long-term study.

01:47:24.820 Right.

01:47:25.100 That's always a thing.

01:47:26.300 It's always an issue.

01:47:27.380 And I get it.

01:47:28.180 I mean, I am with you on, I don't like doing big things to the planet.

01:47:32.560 However, we've been doing this since, you know, the 1940s.

01:47:39.040 So, I mean, I think we have enough.

01:47:40.220 80 years is a long-term study.

01:47:41.660 Yeah, that's a long-term study.

01:47:43.060 As long as we can make a long-term study.

01:47:45.240 For global food supply?

01:47:47.000 No.

01:47:47.940 Not in my opinion.

01:47:49.180 Yeah, because most of the rain misses, you know, the plants and the ground.

01:47:54.060 No.

01:47:54.440 No, he's saying that it would change the chemicals of the plants or the, right?

01:47:58.920 You know what I'm saying?

01:47:59.800 Topsoil, everything.

01:48:02.560 Well, you know, I actually, I was doing some research on this, and I found that some of

01:48:06.640 this leads to multiple chemicals falling into the food supply.

01:48:10.760 Hydrogen, oxygen.

01:48:14.200 In fact, it's two parts hydrogen, one part oxygen falls from the sky.

01:48:19.300 It's terrible.

01:48:20.220 These chemicals are coming from the sky.

01:48:23.100 I will tell you, I will tell you that I am concerned what we put into our soil.

01:48:28.240 I'm concerned what we put on our food as we're growing it.

01:48:31.180 I'm very concerned about that.

01:48:33.700 I just don't think that this, and I could be wrong.

01:48:37.140 I know nothing about it, but I'm willing to explore more.

01:48:40.660 We should always be careful.

01:48:41.860 We should be very careful.

01:48:43.500 And, you know, especially with the future stuff that we're doing, maybe we should slow down a little bit.

01:48:48.260 Just a little bit.

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01:50:14.520 Christy Noem came out with something yesterday that I applaud.

01:50:40.800 Listen to this.

01:50:41.440 Today, we have started a new no-shoes policy with the Department of Transportation Security

01:50:49.780 Administration.

01:50:50.540 TSA will no longer require travelers to remove their shoes when they go through our security

01:50:55.780 checkpoints.

01:50:56.460 This is something that I know for quite some time people have talked about and discussed.

01:51:01.900 And we know that when President Trump was elected that he pledged to make life better for all Americans.

01:51:07.340 And that includes those who are travelers going through our busy airports.

01:51:10.680 Thank you.

01:51:12.560 Thank you.

01:51:13.400 Thank you.

01:51:14.220 You know, for those of us who have traveled outside of the United States, we look like

01:51:19.220 we're looking for witches.

01:51:21.440 You know, take off your shoes and your belt.

01:51:23.560 Really, is there a witch in my shoe?

01:51:25.600 What is that?

01:51:26.220 I mean, it's really we look so primitive compared, I think, to the rest of the world.

01:51:31.340 They're not concerned about any of these things.

01:51:33.540 And quite honestly, you know, flying out of an airport in the United States recently, there

01:51:38.740 was a backup and everybody and this what the TSA said, everybody were backed up.

01:51:43.540 So you don't have to take off your belt or your shoes and you can leave your laptops in

01:51:48.060 your briefcase.

01:51:48.920 Just put it on the belt and go through the scanner.

01:51:52.000 And you're like, really?

01:51:53.320 So today, terrorism doesn't count.

01:51:56.740 Or is it that this is just a bunch of bullcrap anyway?

01:52:01.700 I mean, I want to walk through the detector.

01:52:04.020 I want security there.

01:52:06.000 But it's ridiculous.

01:52:07.960 It is the worst part of travel.

01:52:12.020 And there's bad.

01:52:12.940 Remember, you then get onto a little airplane in a tube and eat garbage and breathe the air

01:52:20.420 of the guy who's in the back going.

01:52:21.700 I mean, it does get worse.

01:52:27.460 But to say that the TSA is the worst part of air travel tells you something.

01:52:32.680 That's why I don't understand why people just don't fly privately.

01:52:35.600 You know, if you just get your own plane, you make the rules.

01:52:39.180 You don't have to deal with all of that.

01:52:40.140 That's all you have to do.

01:52:41.160 Gosh, it's like people don't even think.

01:52:43.140 Wake up, America.

01:52:43.940 Right.

01:52:44.400 Get a chauffeur.

01:52:45.880 What's wrong with you?

01:52:47.720 It is really.

01:52:48.540 And it's interesting that, I mean, because I heard an analyst talking about this.

01:52:51.700 And saying, you know, Richard Reed gets on and he goes through the line at the airport.

01:53:00.000 And the people at the airport noticed he's acting suspicious.

01:53:03.940 Right.

01:53:04.600 And they check him, but they don't check inside his shoes.

01:53:08.840 Right.

01:53:09.480 So he gets on the plane.

01:53:11.660 One of the reasons that he's sweating so profusely, it makes the wick unusable.

01:53:17.620 And this is why he doesn't blow up a plane over the Atlantic.

01:53:21.240 Right.

01:53:21.460 I mean, it's a pretty, actually an incredibly amazing miracle that that didn't happen.

01:53:26.360 Divine providence.

01:53:26.920 So they're like, holy crap, we have a real hole in our security.

01:53:30.060 And that's why they implement that rule.

01:53:31.960 So you could see.

01:53:32.320 No, here's, you do what the Israelis do. 1.00

01:53:34.780 You pull them out.

01:53:35.640 And you talk about them.

01:53:36.240 Oh, God, I don't want that either.

01:53:36.800 I don't want that either.

01:53:37.640 It is the best.

01:53:38.760 It's the best security in the world.

01:53:41.000 Tell the story of your experience.

01:53:43.900 And you tell me.

01:53:44.640 You want to go through this on your next flight to Des Moines.

01:53:46.960 Everything they did, I thought, was logical.

01:53:49.260 It might be logical.

01:53:50.160 It took you two hours to get through the process.

01:53:52.140 I almost missed it, but it was logical.

01:53:53.540 That doesn't make us.

01:53:54.600 I don't.

01:53:55.040 All right.

01:53:55.260 Here's what happened.

01:53:56.040 Here's what happened.

01:53:56.480 Tell me this wasn't logical.

01:53:58.540 Okay.

01:53:58.760 I'm going to Israel right after 9-11, okay?

01:54:04.400 And never been to Israel.

01:54:07.280 It's a last-minute thing.

01:54:09.300 It was something my agent put together for me.

01:54:12.140 And he was like, you want to go to Israel?

01:54:13.700 I'm like, I'd love to go to Israel.

01:54:15.020 He's like, okay, I'll put it together for you.

01:54:17.300 And I'll tell you when it's done.

01:54:18.820 I'm in the middle of traveling all over the country.

01:54:20.960 I'm doing all kinds of stuff.

01:54:22.740 And you don't want to go because you're a wuss. 1.00

01:54:26.060 100%.

01:54:26.340 So I fly into New York.

01:54:29.840 I don't even remember where I was flying in from.

01:54:31.700 But I fly into New York.

01:54:34.020 Somebody else has purchased my ticket, okay?

01:54:38.300 And it was my agent.

01:54:40.260 So I have no, you know, it was George Hill.

01:54:43.640 Is he related to you?

01:54:44.900 No.

01:54:45.240 He's your agent?

01:54:46.360 Yeah.

01:54:46.700 And he bought you your ticket.

01:54:48.120 Yes.

01:54:48.700 Where are you staying?

01:54:50.320 I don't know.

01:54:51.860 I don't know.

01:54:52.920 Wait a minute.

01:54:53.400 You're going to Israel, and you don't know where you're staying?

01:54:56.580 No.

01:54:57.100 They just didn't know you.

01:54:58.020 If they knew you, they would say that's totally normal.

01:55:00.280 That's why it's reasonable.

01:55:01.300 And then they said, is someone meeting you at the airport?

01:55:03.700 And I said, yes.

01:55:04.520 Who?

01:55:05.260 I don't know.

01:55:06.460 What do you mean you don't know?

01:55:08.220 Well, look, I've been traveling.

01:55:10.020 I don't have any of the information.

01:55:11.460 I just don't know.

01:55:13.820 But people will be meeting me there.

01:55:15.380 I know.

01:55:16.020 I'm fine.

01:55:17.100 And they were like, uh-huh.

01:55:18.320 And in the meantime, they're in another line, and they're talking to Jeffy, okay, who was

01:55:23.200 not my producer at the time, but he was my producer for this trip.

01:55:27.580 And I said, they said, are you traveling with somebody?

01:55:30.760 I said, that guy over there.

01:55:31.820 Who is that?

01:55:32.480 My producer.

01:55:33.800 Okay.

01:55:34.340 And he might have more information?

01:55:36.080 Yes.

01:55:36.860 Well, they went over to him, and he said, yeah, we know where we're staying, blah, blah, blah,

01:55:40.080 blah, blah.

01:55:40.360 And you're his producer.

01:55:41.640 Jeffy says no, because he's technically not my producer, but he's my producer for this

01:55:46.780 trip.

01:55:47.380 And they're like, he said you were his producer.

01:55:49.700 I'm not his producer.

01:55:51.580 Okay.

01:55:52.380 And you're in charge of what?

01:55:54.120 I'm in charge of all the technical stuff, and you're bringing equipment with you.

01:55:58.460 Yes.

01:55:59.620 Have you used this equipment before?

01:56:01.480 You packed it.

01:56:02.460 No.

01:56:03.940 You didn't pack it.

01:56:05.440 No.

01:56:06.320 Who packed it?

01:56:07.580 I don't know.

01:56:09.120 Where did it come from?

01:56:10.800 Well, it was shipped to us from Los Angeles.

01:56:13.780 You live in Tampa.

01:56:15.480 He lives in Philadelphia.

01:56:17.440 Who do you know in Los Angeles?

01:56:19.060 I don't know.

01:56:19.580 The company did it.

01:56:21.240 They just bought all of this and put all this technical equipment, and you're bringing

01:56:25.980 it onto our airplane, and you know nothing about it.

01:56:28.640 It's beyond, has somebody given you something that you don't really know?

01:56:34.120 It's way beyond that.

01:56:35.380 Yes.

01:56:35.460 Okay.

01:56:35.660 And then, so we're going through all of this, and none of it makes any sense whatsoever to

01:56:44.560 them.

01:56:45.580 Sure.

01:56:46.060 Can you plug this equipment in and make it work?

01:56:48.520 I think so.

01:56:49.820 Wait, you think so?

01:56:51.120 Well, I've never used it before.

01:56:52.640 So, they make us go back into this room, and they're talking to us, and they're going

01:56:58.160 through over and over and over again, and can't get a hold of George Hiltzik because

01:57:03.760 he's in Shabbat.

01:57:05.740 Okay?

01:57:05.960 He's at Temple.

01:57:08.200 He's not carrying his phone.

01:57:10.180 And so, I can't get him on the phone.

01:57:11.920 Can you just get him on the phone?

01:57:13.080 I can't.

01:57:14.120 Why?

01:57:14.580 He doesn't answer his phone.

01:57:15.920 It's Saturday.

01:57:16.520 Oh, so he's a Jew. 1.00

01:57:18.580 Well, yes, he is.

01:57:20.020 Uh-huh.

01:57:20.840 Well, okay.

01:57:21.740 Sure.

01:57:22.160 And he bought you the ticket.

01:57:23.340 So, all of this stuff was going on.

01:57:25.100 It took us like two hours to get through.

01:57:26.980 But I think that was perfectly logical.

01:57:28.680 Then we got onto the plane, and they handed me a real steak knife to cut my chicken.

01:57:36.300 I mean, they know who's on the plane.

01:57:39.560 So, what they do is they just come by, and they're all trained to look for inconsistencies.

01:57:45.340 And when they find it, they just ask you a bunch of questions, and then somebody else

01:57:49.480 comes by and asks you the same bunch of questions like you don't know.

01:57:52.120 Oh, he asked me over there.

01:57:53.140 I'm sorry.

01:57:54.220 He's busy right now.

01:57:55.220 I haven't talked to him.

01:57:55.880 Just answered a couple of questions.

01:57:57.020 So, where are you going?

01:57:57.680 What are you doing there?

01:57:59.020 Look, I understand why Israel, particularly after 9-11, might do something like that.

01:58:03.860 I understand why they would have-

01:58:05.260 They never have had a terrorist.

01:58:06.820 They're more marked than anybody else.

01:58:08.640 El Al has never had a terrorist attack on their planes.

01:58:11.480 Okay.

01:58:11.880 I understand that.

01:58:12.840 Right.

01:58:13.280 And you know what?

01:58:14.020 With that type of security, I'm not surprised.

01:58:16.120 Right.

01:58:16.380 However, do I want to go through that security every time I fly to Wilmington?

01:58:20.700 No.

01:58:21.240 But it's not that way.

01:58:22.060 I don't-

01:58:22.360 It's not that way, though.

01:58:23.720 Most times, it's not that way because you're flying to Wilmington.

01:58:27.300 I don't want to be asked any questions when I'm in line at security.

01:58:31.120 I want to go about my life.

01:58:33.040 I would rather do that than all of the other stuff that is meaningless.

01:58:36.700 You can have all the conversations you want with TSA employees.

01:58:39.420 What I would like to do is get on my freaking plane.

01:58:40.640 It's not with TSA employees.

01:58:42.020 Whatever.

01:58:42.180 With El Al Floyd.

01:58:43.120 With El Al Floyd.

01:58:43.520 People who are-

01:58:44.460 Look, everyone else around me had this, what are you going to Israel for?

01:58:48.740 Oh, we're going to see family.

01:58:50.340 Really?

01:58:50.600 Where do they live?

01:58:51.220 They live here.

01:58:51.800 Great.

01:58:52.200 Have a good time.

01:58:52.920 That's what everybody else is-

01:58:54.560 They were looking for things that-

01:58:56.240 That seemed weird.

01:58:57.020 That seem weird.

01:58:58.100 Yes.

01:58:58.300 Or you're sweating profusely.

01:59:00.440 Right.

01:59:00.720 Then they drill down.

01:59:02.020 I would also argue, after December of 2001, that probably for some time, the shoe thing

01:59:09.940 was probably a good approach.

01:59:11.860 I mean, frankly, when you didn't have a way that you were checking it, putting them through

01:59:15.580 the little belt for, I don't know, six months?

01:59:22.200 What's the window that you would need to put in the technology to the lab?

01:59:25.140 We've just dropped this, what have we done to make sure that somebody doesn't go, oh,

01:59:30.400 well, now they've dropped this, I'm going to put shoe bombs in my shoes?

01:59:33.860 I mean, honestly-

01:59:34.900 Because they have technology that detects it, and have for a long time.

01:59:37.480 Okay, so that is done.

01:59:39.360 That's certainly what Kristi Noem's argument was yesterday.

01:59:42.380 Okay, good, and I'm all right with it.

01:59:43.240 Yeah, I think the biggest problem here is they've had this technology for a long time.

01:59:50.840 The whole thing is to train us.

01:59:52.840 The whole thing is to train us.

01:59:54.140 I really believe-

01:59:55.120 No one wants to be the person who took it off, and then a plane blows up because of

01:59:59.080 a shoe bomb.

01:59:59.800 So you get into this situation where everything just stays in place, and the tax that was

02:00:05.420 used to pay for the building 25 years ago is still in place.

02:00:09.500 Have you seen-

02:00:10.340 This is government for you.

02:00:11.440 I'm more afraid of the people that I'm flying with than terrorists showing up.

02:00:16.400 Have you seen the videos of the people who just go insane on the plane?

02:00:19.980 A lot of that, yeah.

02:00:20.680 There's a lot of that.

02:00:21.680 You can't have a society if it keeps breaking down like that.

02:00:25.760 I think a few questions like, have you taken your medication today?

02:00:28.820 Yeah.

02:00:29.820 Okay?

02:00:30.480 Yeah.

02:00:30.900 Do you regularly see things that aren't there?

02:00:34.940 Do you smell smoke?

02:00:36.400 Maybe think of implementing as having people interact with other human beings occasionally.

02:00:41.780 Like, I don't want my friendships to come from the TSA line.

02:00:45.080 I'd like people to maybe, you know, not completely avoid all humanity and then get onto a gleaming

02:00:51.560 metal tube that goes through the sky at 40,000 a minute.

02:00:54.580 Are you telling me that you don't want to avoid contact with almost all humankind?

02:01:00.580 Oh, I want to, but I don't think it's the healthy approach.

02:01:03.800 Right, right.

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02:02:59.300 We're just sitting here talking about how we really feel about, you know, air travel and the TSA and everything else.

02:03:07.840 I actually don't want, I don't want questions, but I don't want the shoes and I don't want the TSA.

02:03:12.120 I don't want any of it.

02:03:13.240 I don't want any of it.

02:03:14.200 I just want to get through as fast as possible.

02:03:15.820 Yeah, I know.

02:03:16.360 But I, I mean, if you're going to do it, I just don't want to talk to somebody who's making $16 an hour.

02:03:21.780 You know what I mean?

02:03:22.620 Could I get a professional in here?

02:03:24.440 Oh, yeah.

02:03:25.260 You know, I just don't, I don't want somebody who has also worked at McDonald's as their last job.

02:03:32.200 And, you know, and because I, and, and, you know, look, look, I don't want to take down the TSA because there's a lot of really good people.

02:03:38.220 I see a lot of really good people.

02:03:39.340 The ones that stick in your minds are the ones that are really bad.

02:03:41.960 I was just in an airport and, you know, gave them my ticket and, and my driver's license.

02:03:47.440 And they said, okay, stand here.

02:03:49.080 And I'm like, no, no, no, no pictures.

02:03:50.560 And you can say that.

02:03:51.300 And it's no big deal.

02:03:52.560 That's what you're talking about when you like give them your license.

02:03:55.080 Yeah.

02:03:55.400 And they take your picture.

02:03:56.300 Okay.

02:03:56.660 And you, you, you don't have to have it done.

02:03:59.060 Right.

02:03:59.540 And I'm smart enough to know they have my picture.

02:04:02.420 They know I'm traveling.

02:04:03.260 It's, you know, they got it.

02:04:04.920 Um, and it's just a principal thing, no pictures.

02:04:07.520 And the guy looks at my wife and he rolls his eyes and he goes, these people, like we don't have cameras everywhere tracking their every move.

02:04:16.520 And I looked at him and I said, you know, I'm still standing right here.

02:04:21.440 Right.

02:04:21.960 I mean, he said it to my wife.

02:04:24.360 That's bizarre.

02:04:24.800 It was bizarre.

02:04:25.740 Well, to be fair to him, he couldn't have possibly believed that she was married to you.

02:04:29.340 That's exactly right.

02:04:30.680 True.

02:04:31.240 I give you that.

02:04:33.300 But I mean, you know, again, I, you can go, I have very few issues at the airport.

02:04:39.180 I go through, I very rarely have a bad experience.

02:04:42.400 I don't give, I don't.

02:04:43.320 Well, there's a reason for that.

02:04:45.140 Yeah.

02:04:45.360 You know what?

02:04:46.040 You know what?

02:04:46.620 I'm on my flights every time.

02:04:48.320 No, I know, I know, I know.

02:04:49.960 I'm on my flight every time.

02:04:51.380 I can sit here and make a big stick.

02:04:52.900 Yeah.

02:04:53.360 I can sit here and be very, very annoyed with my life where I can get through the line and get, again, I, I don't like the policies.

02:04:59.120 You know, like I, I joined TSA pre a long time ago.

02:05:02.680 Sure you did.

02:05:03.180 Give him that iris scan.

02:05:04.240 Exactly.

02:05:04.680 And I get to, now I skip all those lines and I never deal with any of it.

02:05:07.580 Until everybody's on that and then your line's going to be just as long.

02:05:09.940 No, actually they think that it's going to be, this shoe thing is a big thing for TSA pre if you happen to be one of the people who goes through that line.

02:05:16.100 Because it's going to encourage people less frequently to go through the process to get it.

02:05:20.840 So it should improve the lines.

02:05:22.320 That's what they think is going to happen.

02:05:23.480 Right.

02:05:23.880 Because a lot of people were getting TSA pre just so they didn't have to take their shoes off.

02:05:27.280 Oh, I hate it.

02:05:27.840 It is really annoying.

02:05:28.700 I hate it.

02:05:29.020 And like, I think I'm, I'm, you know, I'm joking about, you know, about not caring about this stuff at some level.

02:05:35.500 It's like, I do, I do care about security.

02:05:37.220 I do want there to be some level of security.

02:05:39.480 Right.

02:05:39.660 And I do, I, I, we have to defend at some level, you know, our privacy.

02:05:46.740 Inner skies.

02:05:47.440 Yeah.

02:05:47.920 But I do think we have a problem with letting crazy people, not bombers, not terrorists, just crazy people.

02:05:52.880 Yeah, I think that's it.

02:05:54.040 You just have people who are going insane.

02:05:56.220 And then you get free drinks.

02:05:57.540 And it's right.

02:05:58.060 And it's not necessarily that they're crazy.

02:06:00.060 It's just that everybody's privileged now.

02:06:02.940 You don't know who I am.

02:06:04.260 You don't know.

02:06:04.740 I have a right.

02:06:05.360 I do this.

02:06:06.680 I, you know, they're crazy.

02:06:08.420 There's that.

02:06:09.120 Nobody, nobody thinks all these collectivists, they're not collectivists.

02:06:14.760 They, they just, they're in a collectivist movement, but they only think of themselves.

02:06:19.280 And so when you're actually in it, when we're in the airplane, we're kind of all in it together.

02:06:23.920 You know, I don't know, you know, now maybe people who fly first class all the time think differently.

02:06:29.740 But I think that just because there's a curtain between first and second class, I think we're still on the same plane.

02:06:37.580 And that little curtain doesn't mean anything.

02:06:40.440 You know what I mean?

02:06:41.460 Yeah.

02:06:41.600 We're all on the same plane.

02:06:43.380 I don't know why, why can't we just, look, we all are going to a destination.

02:06:49.240 We're all, none of us want to be here.

02:06:51.400 This is what I want the captain to say.

02:06:53.680 Ladies and gentlemen, this is the captain.

02:06:54.800 I just want you to know, none of us, including really me and the co-pilot, we don't want to be here today.

02:06:59.040 We're here because they're paying us to be here.

02:07:00.720 You're here because you have to go someplace.

02:07:02.320 You're probably miserable, gone through hell.

02:07:04.580 You've been worried about this thing.

02:07:06.000 And you know what?

02:07:06.760 We could sit on the tarmac now for another four hours waiting for this system to move on.

02:07:10.400 So none of us are happy.

02:07:12.020 Let's just get that out in the table right now.

02:07:14.900 We'll get you there as quickly as we can.

02:07:17.520 Hey, why don't we just all just kind of mind our own business?

02:07:20.580 If you don't like the person next to you, that's fine.

02:07:23.120 Don't talk to them.

02:07:24.400 Don't talk to them.

02:07:25.060 Don't look at them.

02:07:25.660 Don't do anything.

02:07:26.500 Just let's get to our destination.

02:07:30.440 Yeah.

02:07:30.980 Thanks for flying Delta.

02:07:32.140 And that's how I feel about the security line, too.

02:07:33.980 It's like there is some level of inconvenience you just need to push through.

02:07:38.540 Yeah, I don't make a scene.

02:07:41.680 You have a right to say, and it's no big deal.

02:07:43.140 They just say, okay, that's it.

02:07:45.260 Yeah.

02:07:46.180 It's not like I'm not taking off my shoes going, people, rise up.

02:07:50.160 We can't take off our shoes.

02:07:52.260 Some people do that, though.

02:07:53.460 I know.

02:07:54.220 And those are the people that shouldn't be allowed on the plane because the pilot doesn't

02:07:58.700 even want to be there, but he just won't say that.

02:08:02.700 That's the key.

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The Glenn Beck Program - July 09, 2025

Terrorist Attack on ICE Was EERILY Organized ｜ Guests： Salena Zito & Augustus Doricko ｜ 7⧸9⧸25

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