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00:02:16.440 This is the Glenn Beck Program

00:02:20.440 Hello America, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program

00:02:25.440 As the Trump lead widens, prosecutors step up pursuit

00:02:30.440 This is from the Washington Examiner

00:02:32.440 Two things are true today

00:02:34.440 One, former President Donald Trump's polling nationally in key swing states and in the first voting state of Iowa has never been better

00:02:43.440 And two, the special counsel appointed by the Biden Justice Department to prosecute Trump is taking a self-described extraordinary measure in a rush to put Trump on trial before the presidential election

00:02:59.440 Huh

00:03:01.440 Huh

00:03:02.440 How's that gonna work out?

00:03:04.440 Later on in the program I have Mark Levin on to talk about that

00:03:06.440 We're also gonna talk to an expert about plagiarism and Harvard University and what's going on there

00:03:16.440 But I wanna start with how's all of this going to work out?

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00:04:38.440 So yesterday, on yesterday's broad podcast

00:04:44.440 We talked about

00:04:47.440 How does this end?

00:04:49.440 I mean, let's just play this out

00:04:51.440 How does this end?

00:04:56.440 The next 12 months are going to decide America's future

00:05:02.440 And think of the pressures that are upon us

00:05:06.440 You've got war 0.90

00:05:09.440 If we have time, I'll get into what's happening in Ukraine and what the president did yesterday

00:05:15.440 And, you know, we played yesterday the audio of Lindsey Graham and John McCain in 2016 saying

00:05:24.440 Right after the election, this is going to be the year 2017

00:05:27.440 We're coming and we're going to teach Russia and Putin a lesson

00:05:33.440 And that didn't happen

00:05:34.440 I think Trump thwarted that

00:05:36.440 So what happens?

00:05:38.440 His second term is lost

00:05:40.440 And we go where?

00:05:43.440 Right into Ukraine 0.94

00:05:44.440 Ukraine

00:05:45.440 So we have that

00:05:46.440 We have the economy

00:05:48.440 We have the trouble on our streets

00:05:51.440 We have all these pressures on us

00:05:53.440 And now let's throw this log on the fire

00:05:56.440 We have Donald Trump and Joe Biden running

00:05:59.440 In normal scenarios, that wouldn't necessarily be so bad

00:06:04.440 But we're not in a normal scenario

00:06:06.440 You have Donald Trump running

00:06:08.440 Who the left is trying to knock out

00:06:10.440 They're trying to take your choice away

00:06:14.440 They're trying to make sure that he can't run

00:06:17.440 And they're using every trick in the book

00:06:21.440 How does that work out, do you think?

00:06:24.440 If Donald Trump goes to jail

00:06:29.440 Do you think there's maybe 20%?

00:06:35.440 Hell with that

00:06:37.440 10% of our nation that will not stand for that

00:06:42.440 I think that's a pretty easy bet

00:06:44.440 What do they do?

00:06:46.440 I don't know

00:06:48.440 What does the FBI help them do?

00:06:51.440 I don't know

00:06:55.440 So if he goes to jail, bad news

00:06:59.440 If he doesn't go to jail

00:07:01.440 And Biden runs

00:07:03.440 Let me ask you

00:07:05.440 Biden runs

00:07:06.440 And he wins

00:07:08.440 Is anybody on the left

00:07:10.440 Or anybody on the right going to believe it?

00:07:12.440 I'm not

00:07:14.440 I mean, I just have a really hard time

00:07:17.440 If there's anything funny going on

00:07:19.440 I'll have a really hard time

00:07:22.440 If

00:07:23.440 He loses

00:07:26.440 What's that outcome?

00:07:28.440 We'd be happy

00:07:30.440 Do you think the left

00:07:31.440 Is just going to sit around

00:07:32.440 And not set the country on fire?

00:07:34.440 Do you think they're not going to do

00:07:35.440 What Hillary Clinton said

00:07:37.440 To do with Joe Biden last time?

00:07:40.440 Never concede

00:07:42.440 Never concede

00:07:43.440 It was a stolen election

00:07:46.440 So you got the same scenario

00:07:48.440 So what is the plan?

00:07:52.440 That I can't come up with another way out

00:07:55.440 On those two things

00:07:57.440 Trump wins

00:07:59.440 Biden wins

00:08:01.440 Trump goes to jail

00:08:03.440 Trump doesn't go to jail

00:08:05.440 Biden loses

00:08:06.440 I mean

00:08:08.440 I can't think of other scenarios

00:08:10.440 I'm pretty good at this

00:08:13.440 Okay

00:08:15.440 Let me give you one more

00:08:17.440 How does this one end?

00:08:19.440 Biden runs

00:08:21.440 We're getting up to the election

00:08:23.440 They decide there's

00:08:25.440 There's not going to be a debate

00:08:26.440 The debate

00:08:27.440 And we all know

00:08:28.440 It's because

00:08:29.440 Biden

00:08:30.440 In a year from now

00:08:32.440 Is going to degrade

00:08:33.440 Even more

00:08:35.440 Cognitively

00:08:37.440 And so he's looking worse

00:08:39.440 And worse

00:08:40.440 When he does speak

00:08:42.440 And so they

00:08:43.440 Keep him out

00:08:44.440 No debates

00:08:45.440 That's not going to work out well

00:08:47.440 And if that's happening

00:08:49.440 People will know

00:08:50.440 Both in and out

00:08:51.440 Of the Democratic Party

00:08:53.440 Oh my dear lord

00:08:55.440 It's Kamala

00:08:57.440 Is going to be the president

00:08:59.440 If she's the president

00:09:01.440 At any time

00:09:03.440 The world's on fire

00:09:04.440 But I don't think anybody

00:09:07.440 Wants her to be

00:09:08.440 The president

00:09:09.440 On the left

00:09:12.440 So

00:09:13.440 What happens?

00:09:15.440 Kamala Harris

00:09:16.440 Replaces as the top

00:09:17.440 Of the ticket

00:09:18.440 Trump wins

00:09:20.440 Unbelievable

00:09:22.440 Streets on fire

00:09:23.440 Right?

00:09:26.440 But if

00:09:27.440 Biden and the Democrats

00:09:29.440 Know that he's not going to make it

00:09:31.440 What they should do

00:09:32.440 Is replace Kamala Harris

00:09:33.440 Kamala Harris

00:09:34.440 But they can't

00:09:35.440 Because

00:09:36.440 She was

00:09:37.440 A token

00:09:39.440 Remember?

00:09:40.440 I'm going to find

00:09:41.440 A black woman 0.97

00:09:43.440 Oh, okay

00:09:44.440 Well, let's not

00:09:45.440 Go get the best person

00:09:46.440 Let's just go get

00:09:47.440 The person of color

00:09:48.440 If you want to know

00:09:49.440 How that ends

00:09:50.440 Just see what's happening

00:09:51.440 At Harvard right now

00:09:53.440 The left

00:09:54.440 Will set

00:09:55.440 The streets on fire

00:09:57.440 So there's no way out there

00:10:00.440 Now let me share something with you

00:10:02.440 That only the Democratic Party

00:10:04.440 Can do

00:10:06.440 The Democratic Party

00:10:08.440 After the election

00:10:09.440 Of Ronald Reagan

00:10:11.440 They

00:10:12.440 They did not want that

00:10:13.440 To happen to them

00:10:14.440 Some outsider

00:10:15.440 Can not just come in

00:10:16.440 What do the people know?

00:10:18.440 So we need to have

00:10:20.440 Veto power

00:10:21.440 And they're called

00:10:23.440 Superdelegates

00:10:24.440 These superdelegates

00:10:25.440 At this point

00:10:26.440 Have all been chosen

00:10:27.440 By Hillary Clinton

00:10:28.440 And Barack Obama

00:10:31.440 They're in the bag

00:10:32.440 For all the elites

00:10:34.440 And it is within their purview

00:10:37.440 To vote against

00:10:38.440 What the public

00:10:39.440 Has voted for

00:10:40.440 So you're a Democrat

00:10:41.440 You out to the polls

00:10:42.440 You vote for Joe Biden

00:10:44.440 And they get together

00:10:45.440 And they say

00:10:46.440 Joe Biden is a disaster

00:10:47.440 Nobody really wants him

00:10:48.440 But nobody stepped up

00:10:49.440 To take it from him

00:10:50.440 We can't make this happen

00:10:52.440 We can't let this happen

00:10:53.440 It'll be disaster

00:10:55.440 And so they have the power then

00:10:58.440 To override the vote

00:11:00.440 Of the primary

00:11:02.440 And they can nominate

00:11:05.440 Michelle Obama

00:11:09.440 People ask all the time

00:11:12.440 Who's really running the country?

00:11:14.440 My guess is

00:11:15.440 The traffic between Georgetown

00:11:21.440 And the White House

00:11:23.440 Pretty high

00:11:25.440 My guess is

00:11:27.440 It's the Obama administration

00:11:29.440 That is actually running this place 0.56

00:11:32.440 And they're letting him do

00:11:34.440 All of the tough things

00:11:36.440 All of the tough things

00:11:38.440 Let him do it

00:11:40.440 He serves one term

00:11:41.440 Who could possibly be elected

00:11:45.440 On such a short period of time?

00:11:48.440 Who has the name recognition?

00:11:49.440 Who has the trust?

00:11:51.440 Who can remind people

00:11:52.440 How great it was

00:11:54.440 Remember when Barack was in office?

00:11:57.440 We just got started

00:11:59.440 And then we had to leave

00:12:01.440 And then Donald Trump

00:12:03.440 And we're going to finish this

00:12:05.440 It's the first female black president

00:12:09.440 Michelle Obama

00:12:10.440 The only one

00:12:12.440 That is going to have a problem

00:12:14.440 With this in the Democratic Party

00:12:16.440 Will be Michelle Obama

00:12:18.440 She doesn't like the country

00:12:21.440 She hated the White House

00:12:25.440 But boy, wouldn't that

00:12:27.440 Wouldn't that be something?

00:12:33.440 The only

00:12:35.440 As a fiction writer

00:12:36.440 The only scenario

00:12:39.440 That works for me

00:12:41.440 That I can see playing out

00:12:45.440 In anything other than a disaster

00:12:48.440 But as always

00:12:50.440 The Democrats always have

00:12:54.440 A win-win scenario

00:12:56.440 It's always bad for America

00:12:59.440 But it's win-win for them

00:13:00.440 He runs

00:13:03.440 He loses

00:13:05.440 The country's set on fire

00:13:07.440 The president still has executive power

00:13:10.440 He takes control

00:13:12.440 It was an unfair

00:13:15.440 And rigged election

00:13:18.440 And January 6th

00:13:20.440 And whatever

00:13:22.440 The streets are on fire

00:13:24.440 For at least three months

00:13:26.440 If there's inauguration

00:13:28.440 I'm not saying there wouldn't be

00:13:30.440 But streets are on fire for three months

00:13:32.440 Dramatically impacts America

00:13:36.440 Okay, that's a win

00:13:39.440 If you're trying to destroy the country

00:13:41.440 And then

00:13:43.440 If you realize

00:13:44.440 If you realize

00:13:45.440 That the globalists

00:13:46.440 Are really the ones

00:13:48.440 Who are buying

00:13:50.440 You know

00:13:51.440 Fifteen million dollar homes

00:13:53.440 On islands

00:13:55.440 Who couldn't pay their student loans

00:13:58.440 When they got into the presidency

00:14:01.440 If you realize

00:14:03.440 Those globalists

00:14:05.440 Are really the ones

00:14:06.440 Behind the scenes

00:14:07.440 Pulling the strings anyway

00:14:09.440 All you would need

00:14:10.440 Is just to

00:14:12.440 Soften people up

00:14:13.440 Onto what could

00:14:14.440 Be coming

00:14:16.440 Oh, that reminds me

00:14:18.440 Last night

00:14:19.440 I saw the Netflix

00:14:21.440 Movie

00:14:22.440 Leave the world behind

00:14:24.440 What a great movie that is

00:14:26.440 I've got a lot to say about that

00:14:27.440 I'm going to have to save it for tomorrow

00:14:29.440 Stu, have you seen it yet?

00:14:30.440 No, I haven't seen it

00:14:31.440 You need to watch it

00:14:32.440 Just the one clip I've seen

00:14:33.440 Watch it

00:14:34.440 It's not about race

00:14:35.440 Everybody is making this about race

00:14:39.440 That's not the key thing

00:14:41.440 You should be looking for

00:14:43.440 Yes, it's in there

00:14:44.440 Yes, it's obnoxious

00:14:46.440 I don't

00:14:47.440 Honestly, I watched it last night

00:14:48.440 You'll have a hard time

00:14:50.440 Liking any of the characters

00:14:52.440 There's one guy

00:14:54.440 That you kind of like

00:14:56.440 When he first shows up

00:14:58.440 Well, two

00:15:00.440 The two husbands

00:15:01.440 The two men

00:15:02.440 You kind of like them

00:15:03.440 But they're idiots

00:15:06.440 They're absolute idiots

00:15:08.440 And then the racist thing

00:15:10.440 Goes on

00:15:11.440 There's a couple of points

00:15:12.440 In that movie

00:15:13.440 That I don't hear anyone

00:15:14.440 Talking about

00:15:16.440 It's the number one movie

00:15:18.440 In 89 countries

00:15:20.440 On Netflix

00:15:22.440 Number one movie

00:15:25.440 Barack Obama

00:15:26.440 Was instrumental

00:15:28.440 In that movie

00:15:30.440 He helped shape

00:15:31.440 That movie

00:15:33.440 He gave notes

00:15:34.440 He gave notes

00:15:35.440 On what was plausible

00:15:36.440 What wasn't

00:15:37.440 If an EMP happens

00:15:39.440 What is it really

00:15:40.440 Going to be like?

00:15:42.440 How would the government react?

00:15:44.440 He knows

00:15:48.440 It's almost

00:15:50.440 Wow, it's almost like

00:15:53.440 Some sort of

00:15:55.440 Cognitive preparation

00:15:57.440 Something

00:15:59.440 To get people

00:16:01.440 To

00:16:02.440 Look at something

00:16:03.440 And go

00:16:04.440 Oh, okay

00:16:05.440 Well, that could happen

00:16:07.440 Because after you watch it

00:16:08.440 If you're a prepper

00:16:10.440 And you're watching that

00:16:12.440 Your mood's not going to improve

00:16:14.440 You're not going to go

00:16:16.440 You know what?

00:16:17.440 I think I have enough

00:16:19.440 Every American should watch this movie

00:16:23.440 Because it's

00:16:24.440 Plausible

00:16:25.440 And they specifically say

00:16:26.440 It's Korea 1.00

00:16:28.440 Somebody else says

00:16:29.440 No, it's

00:16:31.440 Islamic Jihad 0.79

00:16:33.440 That is clearly

00:16:35.440 Russia

00:16:38.440 Iran

00:16:39.440 And North Korea

00:16:42.440 Where's that coming from?

00:16:45.440 Watch that movie

00:16:46.440 Because tomorrow

00:16:47.440 I'm going to talk about it

00:16:48.440 And it's really, really important

00:16:49.440 But the main message to me

00:16:52.440 From me today

00:16:53.440 Is 0.88

00:16:55.440 Get your spiritual house 0.93

00:16:56.440 In order

00:16:58.440 Get your temporal house

00:17:00.440 In order

00:17:02.440 Because

00:17:04.440 Next year

00:17:06.440 It's going to be interesting

00:17:07.440 To see how this all works out

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00:18:45.440 I want to address

00:18:46.440 What I think is the biggest lie

00:18:48.440 Of the holidays

00:18:50.440 And this comes from something

00:18:53.440 Personal

00:18:55.440 I was just reading that commercial there

00:18:56.440 For American Financing

00:18:57.440 And

00:19:00.440 I remember when

00:19:01.440 I couldn't put anything

00:19:02.440 On my credit card

00:19:04.440 I

00:19:06.440 Because I only

00:19:07.440 I learned from my parents

00:19:08.440 Only American Express

00:19:09.440 It forces you

00:19:10.440 To pay it off

00:19:11.440 Every month

00:19:12.440 So you can't get behind

00:19:13.440 So I've never carried

00:19:14.440 Another credit card

00:19:16.440 And

00:19:17.440 Been spooked

00:19:18.440 By credit cards

00:19:19.440 My whole life

00:19:20.440 Because my parents

00:19:21.440 Cut them up

00:19:22.440 And threw them in the fireplace

00:19:23.440 Because you know

00:19:24.440 They went broke

00:19:25.440 And I didn't have any money

00:19:30.440 And I was living in the same apartment building

00:19:32.440 That Stu was living in

00:19:33.440 And you were what?

00:19:34.440 19 years old?

00:19:35.440 18 years old?

00:19:36.440 Yeah, something like that

00:19:37.440 He started as an intern

00:19:39.440 And I

00:19:40.440 Who was the host

00:19:41.440 Of the morning show

00:19:43.440 Was living in the same apartment

00:19:45.440 At Complex, okay?

00:19:46.440 Broke, broke, broke

00:19:47.440 I think he actually had more money

00:19:49.440 I was living off of food certificates

00:19:52.440 That the radio station would give away

00:19:54.440 Okay?

00:19:58.440 And I remember

00:19:59.440 The first Christmas like that

00:20:01.440 And I couldn't afford

00:20:03.440 Anything

00:20:04.440 For my kids

00:20:06.440 Anything

00:20:09.440 And it was

00:20:11.440 Devastating

00:20:12.440 And the whole build up

00:20:15.440 All I could think of is

00:20:16.440 You're such a worthless dad

00:20:18.440 You're such a worthless

00:20:19.440 What do you do?

00:20:20.440 I mean, you can't even afford

00:20:21.440 You can't afford

00:20:22.440 The cheapest of the cheap

00:20:26.440 And it bothered me

00:20:28.440 Deeply

00:20:29.440 And in fact

00:20:31.440 Ten years later

00:20:32.440 When I had turned my life around

00:20:33.440 And had become successful

00:20:35.440 I went out

00:20:36.440 And I bought everything

00:20:37.440 I could think of

00:20:38.440 For my kids

00:20:40.440 It was the most

00:20:43.440 Hollow

00:20:45.440 Christmas I've ever had

00:20:47.440 The Christmas

00:20:50.440 That I was broke

00:20:54.440 I actually remember that

00:20:57.440 And so do the kids

00:20:58.440 They remember that Christmas

00:21:00.440 None of my kids remember

00:21:01.440 The one where it was

00:21:03.440 The presents were

00:21:04.440 Plentiful

00:21:07.440 And I just remember

00:21:08.440 After all the presents were open

00:21:10.440 How empty

00:21:11.440 Everything felt

00:21:12.440 The biggest lie

00:21:16.440 Is that you have to buy something

00:21:17.440 For Christmas

00:21:19.440 The biggest lie

00:21:20.440 Hang on

00:21:21.440 I've got an ad coming up

00:21:22.440 In a second 0.78

00:21:23.440 The biggest lie

00:21:24.440 Is that you have to go to a store

00:21:26.440 Or go online

00:21:28.440 That's a lie

00:21:29.440 And we've gotten

00:21:31.440 So far away from it

00:21:32.440 It plays on us

00:21:33.440 Because now our kids

00:21:35.440 Expect that

00:21:37.440 Because that's what they see

00:21:38.440 That's what Christmas has become

00:21:39.440 Our founders would have been

00:21:43.440 Abhorred by what

00:21:45.440 Christmas has turned into

00:21:47.440 Christmas was so sacred

00:21:49.440 Around the time of the founding

00:21:51.440 That you wouldn't have gone

00:21:53.440 And taken off work

00:21:55.440 It was so sacred

00:21:56.440 You kept that

00:21:58.440 Quiet, personal

00:22:00.440 It was your personal connection

00:22:02.440 With God

00:22:03.440 And the birth of his son

00:22:05.440 And so everybody would go to church

00:22:06.440 But it wasn't like it is now

00:22:09.440 That's an American thing

00:22:11.440 One of the things

00:22:12.440 That I think that we have

00:22:13.440 Really gone wrong on

00:22:15.440 Is we have lost

00:22:16.440 The true meaning of Christmas

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00:22:31.440 It's not in a

00:22:32.440 Package

00:22:34.440 Or a bag

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00:24:12.440 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program

00:24:14.440 There's a couple of things going on

00:24:16.440 With a woman that runs Harvard 1.00

00:24:19.440 And one of them is

00:24:21.440 Hey, I have to have a room with color crayons

00:24:24.440 With color crayons

00:24:25.440 And comic books

00:24:26.440 So you can read a comic book

00:24:28.440 And then, you know, color a happy tree

00:24:31.440 Because you feel like you're being

00:24:34.440 You know, you have microaggressions

00:24:37.440 All around you

00:24:39.440 Stopping free speech everywhere

00:24:41.440 Unless you're calling for, you know

00:24:43.440 The death of Jews 1.00

00:24:44.440 Yes, hey

00:24:46.440 Free speech

00:24:48.440 It's crazy

00:24:50.440 But there's something else

00:24:51.440 That has now been brought up

00:24:53.440 That I think people knew about

00:24:55.440 In the Harvard world

00:24:57.440 But didn't say anything

00:24:59.440 And that is the fact that

00:25:00.440 It's president, Claudine Gay

00:25:02.440 Broke Harvard's own code of conduct

00:25:05.440 On plagiarism

00:25:07.440 And it's a pretty significant amount

00:25:09.440 Of plagiarism

00:25:11.440 Including her doctoral dissertation

00:25:15.440 Was plagiarized

00:25:16.440 Parts of it were wholly plagiarized

00:25:18.440 And she never credited anybody

00:25:20.440 Now, here's why this matters

00:25:22.440 You plagiarize something

00:25:24.440 I don't really care

00:25:26.440 You plagiarize something in a book

00:25:28.440 And claim it's yours

00:25:30.440 Okay, I care

00:25:31.440 Because that's stealing from somebody else

00:25:33.440 You plagiarize in a university

00:25:36.440 Well, you're setting the standards

00:25:39.440 And trying to hold those standards

00:25:41.440 Of academic excellence and honesty

00:25:44.440 And if the person who's at the top

00:25:46.440 Is known to have plagiarized

00:25:49.440 How do you tell the students

00:25:51.440 We're going to kick you out?

00:25:54.440 This has nothing to do with her testimony

00:25:57.440 But it has everything to do with how corrupt

00:26:00.440 Our universities are

00:26:03.440 How morally corrupt they are

00:26:05.440 They are

00:26:07.440 We have

00:26:09.440 Aaron Sabariam

00:26:11.440 On with us now

00:26:12.440 He wrote a great piece

00:26:14.440 For the Washington Free Beacon

00:26:16.440 And we wanted to talk to him about this

00:26:17.440 You went to Yale

00:26:19.440 And you were the editor of the Yale Daily News

00:26:22.440 So, you know something about Ivy League

00:26:25.440 And plagiarism

00:26:27.440 Not really celebrated

00:26:29.440 Is it?

00:26:31.440 No, Glenn, it is not

00:26:33.440 It is not celebrated

00:26:35.440 And in fact, I would say that generally

00:26:38.440 At all of these schools

00:26:40.440 It's standard to get a lecture saying

00:26:42.440 It doesn't matter how small

00:26:44.440 It doesn't matter if it's unintentional

00:26:46.440 Even if you do it with the best intentions

00:26:50.440 It's still a serious problem

00:26:52.440 You should double check your work

00:26:54.440 To make sure absolutely nothing is plagiarized

00:26:56.440 That is what Harvard tells its students in a very long document that outlines its policies very clearly

00:27:02.440 It no fewer than five times indicates that intent is irrelevant

00:27:07.440 If you take any language or even just ideas or content from someone else and don't cite them

00:27:14.440 It's plagiarism

00:27:16.440 And according to the letter of the Harvard plagiarism policies

00:27:21.440 Gay clearly violated them on at least some occasions 1.00

00:27:24.440 Yeah, and like significant

00:27:27.440 I mean, you and your article go through it

00:27:29.440 We don't have to go through it here

00:27:31.440 But it's significant

00:27:33.440 Why does this matter?

00:27:36.440 Well, look, you know, if people do make mistakes

00:27:40.440 And if this were, if this was what we found out of a corpus of say 100 or 200 peer-reviewed papers

00:27:48.440 One of which had won a Nobel Prize

00:27:49.440 You might think, okay, it's a few paragraphs here or there

00:27:53.440 But the overall content's original

00:27:55.440 Is this such a big deal?

00:27:56.440 I think it's worth emphasizing that she has published in total

00:28:00.440 11 peer-reviewed articles

00:28:03.440 11 in the past

00:28:06.440 Two decades

00:28:08.440 That is a really, really small number

00:28:12.440 For any academic, I think, at a prestigious university

00:28:18.440 But especially for the academic that the university chooses to elevate to its highest position

00:28:25.440 So you're not talking about a few instances of maybe careless citations or plagiarism

00:28:31.440 Or plagiarism out of 100 papers

00:28:33.440 You're talking about it out of 11 papers

00:28:36.440 Right? So we found

00:28:38.440 So there have been, you know, 11 peer-reviewed articles

00:28:42.440 We've seen two of them

00:28:43.440 We found examples of plagiarism

00:28:45.440 Then in her dissertation

00:28:47.440 Then in another thing she wrote that was in a non-peer-reviewed journal

00:28:49.440 So this starts to amount to a pretty substantial percentage of her academic output

00:28:57.440 That contains at least some plagiarized material

00:29:02.440 So as a percentage thing, I think that's actually the best way to look at it

00:29:07.440 It's not just a couple mistakes here or there

00:29:10.440 It seems to be a pattern

00:29:11.440 And it's a pattern that is fairly consistent throughout two decades of relatively meager scholarly output

00:29:22.440 So this is not anything new

00:29:25.440 I mean, it's my understanding that this has kind of been known and kicked around for a while

00:29:31.440 But just kept quiet, it didn't matter

00:29:33.440 Is that true?

00:29:35.440 Well, yeah, it appears to be true

00:29:36.440 Because just last night, the New York Post reported that they had many of these examples

00:29:43.440 And confronted Harvard with them all the way back in October

00:29:47.440 And Harvard claimed, oh, we addressed it promptly as soon as it was brought to our attention

00:29:52.440 We initiated a review of Gay's work

00:29:54.440 And Dr. Gay requested corrections proactively

00:29:57.440 Well, what the Harvard Corporation didn't mention is that apparently

00:30:00.440 They intimidated and may have even threatened to sue the New York Post for defamation

00:30:08.440 After the New York Post reached out for comment

00:30:12.440 So Harvard apparently took this seriously enough that they thought it was worth hiring the best defamation law firm in the country,

00:30:20.440 And they took a big square lock, God knows how much they were paying them

00:30:24.440 To send a 15 page

00:30:27.440 Intimidation letter to journalists who are coming to them for the examples of plagiarism

00:30:33.440 So clearly they thought that it was worth pulling out the big bucks

00:30:38.440 Shelly had a lot of money to shut this down 1.00

00:30:41.440 And that was all the way back in October

00:30:43.440 So why would they do this?

00:30:46.440 To protect

00:30:48.440 I mean, why?

00:30:52.440 Um

00:30:54.440 I think that Claudine Gay is 1.00

00:31:00.440 Embromatic of the kind of 1.00

00:31:05.440 DEI ideology

00:31:07.440 That is

00:31:08.440 That is

00:31:09.440 That is

00:31:10.440 That is

00:31:11.440 Regnant at Harvard 0.98

00:31:12.440 You know, some people have focused on her race and gender 1.00

00:31:15.440 And I'm sure, you know, they don't want the optics of firing Harvard's first black president

00:31:19.440 Yeah, of course

00:31:20.440 But I actually think it's more than that

00:31:22.440 It's that

00:31:24.440 She

00:31:25.440 She both

00:31:26.440 Kind of represents

00:31:28.440 The ideology they already subscribe to

00:31:29.440 And they don't want the ideology discredited

00:31:31.440 And also

00:31:33.440 This I think hasn't gotten as much attention

00:31:34.440 She was a very shrewd political operator before she became president 0.95

00:31:39.440 She was sort of at the center of a lot of cancellations, right?

00:31:43.440 She helped engineer the bureaucratic demonstration of both 0.85

00:31:48.440 Roland Fryer, who's this really famous black economist at Harvard

00:31:51.440 And she helped to also strip 1.00

00:31:55.440 What's the name?

00:31:56.440 Ronald Sullivan

00:31:58.440 Harvard Law professor from an administrative post after Sullivan

00:32:01.440 Made the decision to serve on Harvey Weinstein's defense team

00:32:06.440 You can't defend the unpopular

00:32:08.440 That's no longer allowed

00:32:10.440 So she

00:32:12.440 You know, I think kind of

00:32:14.440 Had a

00:32:16.440 Had a pattern of rewarding friends and punishing enemies

00:32:19.440 And seems to have kind of maneuvered the administration and bureaucratic apparatus of Harvard around her 1.00

00:32:28.440 Very shrewdly

00:32:30.440 That's part of how she became president 0.65

00:32:34.440 And I think that that background may be part of why they're so unwilling to let her go

00:32:42.440 The whole kind of institution has in some sense been mobilized around her

00:32:48.440 Right

00:32:49.440 And kind of put all the pieces in place

00:32:51.440 Does it play any role that her first cousin is Roxanne Gay?

00:32:55.440 Who is a feminist author and New York Times writer who's 1.00

00:33:00.440 Absolutely

00:33:02.440 Absolutely a terrible human being

00:33:04.440 You know, honestly

00:33:07.440 I don't know if that really

00:33:09.440 I think they would do this with just about anyone in her

00:33:12.440 Position?

00:33:13.440 Anyone in her position, anyone with her ideology

00:33:16.440 I mean, and I would think too, right, they've obviously been under pressure from donors

00:33:22.440 But they're also under pressure from their own faculty and students

00:33:26.440 And you know, you mentioned the testimony she gave where she couldn't forthrightly

00:33:33.440 Condemn calls for the genocide of Jews

00:33:36.440 You know, I think part of the issue is that

00:33:38.440 She couldn't really go up there and say, you know, yeah, we support free speech in all cases

00:33:42.440 And in fact, yes, even if you want to call for the genocide of insert other group

00:33:46.440 We will protect that because we're so principled

00:33:48.440 A, because it wouldn't be true and we all know it's not true

00:33:50.440 But B, because if she had said that, you know, student activists would have come

00:33:56.440 And tried to burn her house down, right?

00:33:59.440 So they really, to be fair to her, she is kind of in a rock and a hard place

00:34:04.440 No matter what she does or what Harvard does, some constituency is going to throw a fit 1.00

00:34:11.440 Well, I have to tell you, you know, I don't want to see harm come to anybody

00:34:14.440 But, you know, gee, if you get nailed by your own policies

00:34:20.440 And your life is tough because you shoveled this poison

00:34:26.440 And now that poison is coming back to haunt you

00:34:29.440 You know, I have a hard time, again, with nobody being hurt

00:34:33.440 I have a really hard time, you know, giving any sympathy to her at all

00:34:37.440 Thank you so much

00:34:38.440 One last question

00:34:39.440 Is this an issue outside of her, should this be an issue outside of her testimony?

00:34:48.440 In other words, is this just being brought up because there's a mob on the other side

00:34:54.440 That is saying, hey, she should be fired for this 1.00

00:34:58.440 Is this a real issue beyond the anti-Semitism stuff?

00:35:02.440 Obviously, the anti-Semitism stuff increased scrutiny on her

00:35:07.440 I mean, it'd be silly to deny that, but I think it would still be an issue

00:35:11.440 You know, the plagiarism isn't quite as severe as say

00:35:16.440 It's not like data fraud, right?

00:35:17.440 There's a guy at Stanford, actually, former Stanford president

00:35:21.440 Stepped down amid allegations of data fraud

00:35:23.440 And that was really serious, right?

00:35:25.440 On its own terms

00:35:26.440 I think this would be a scandal on its own

00:35:31.440 The anti-Semitism stuff obviously amplifies it, makes it worse

00:35:35.440 But again, I think the real context here is the meager scholarly record, right?

00:35:41.440 Again, I really don't think people would care

00:35:44.440 I wouldn't care all that much if we had found this

00:35:47.440 And it was in the context of like 200 brilliant peer-reviewed papers

00:35:50.440 But that's not the context

00:35:51.440 And I think that what it underscores is that this woman clearly was not chosen

00:35:56.440 For her scholarly merit

00:35:59.440 If that was the criterion, they would have chosen

00:36:01.440 They had a lot of other candidates at Harvard

00:36:03.440 Would have been better

00:36:05.440 Thank you so much, I appreciate it

00:36:06.440 Appreciate all your work and all your writing

00:36:08.440 God bless

00:36:10.440 Thank you

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00:37:36.440 Glenn Beck

00:37:51.440 Yes, yes, yes

00:37:53.440 Welcome

00:37:54.440 Alright, so

00:37:56.440 Hunter Biden is going into

00:37:58.440 He's ready to answer all the GOP questions

00:38:01.440 He just held a press conference a minute ago live

00:38:03.440 And here's what he said

00:38:04.440 I have earned degrees from Georgetown University

00:38:07.440 And we have law school

00:38:09.440 I'm proud of my legal career

00:38:11.440 And business career

00:38:13.440 I'm proud of my time serving on a dozen different boards and directors

00:38:17.440 And I'm proud of my efforts to support local business relations

00:38:24.440 For six years, MAGA Republicans 0.60

00:38:27.440 Including members of the House committees

00:38:28.440 Who are in a closed door session right now

00:38:32.440 Have impugned my character

00:38:35.440 Invaded my privacy

00:38:37.440 Attacked my wife

00:38:39.440 Can we stop for just a second?

00:38:40.440 Wait a minute, wait a minute

00:38:42.440 Attacked his character

00:38:44.440 What character?

00:38:46.440 Invaded his privacy

00:38:48.440 What privacy?

00:38:50.440 You put everything on your laptop

00:38:53.440 And then left it

00:38:54.440 Left it

00:38:55.440 I mean

00:38:57.440 What privacy?

00:38:59.440 What else did he say we invaded?

00:39:00.440 I mean

00:39:02.440 I mean just that is enough

00:39:03.440 But go ahead

00:39:05.440 My family

00:39:07.440 My friends

00:39:09.440 Your friends

00:39:11.440 And the boards that you were on

00:39:13.440 They're littered with either communist

00:39:15.440 Or criminals

00:39:17.440 And people who have come out to say that you were in the middle of committing criminal acts

00:39:20.440 Right

00:39:21.440 Yeah, your other friends

00:39:22.440 It's not the GOP doing it

00:39:24.440 It's your other friends who have come out and said that you were taking money from really bad people

00:39:31.440 Just point that out

00:39:33.440 I've ridiculed my struggle with addiction

00:39:35.440 I've appealed my character

00:39:37.440 Invaded my privacy

00:39:39.440 Attacked my wife

00:39:41.440 And my children

00:39:43.440 Maybe we've ridiculed his battles with addiction a little bit

00:39:47.440 Maybe a little

00:39:49.440 I mean the dude turned in a Hertz rental car with a line of coke on the dashboard

00:39:53.440 That's mockable

00:39:55.440 Yeah

00:39:56.440 It is

00:39:57.440 I'm sorry

00:39:59.440 We weren't mocking his struggle to stop

00:40:03.440 No, it didn't seem like he was struggling at all

00:40:05.440 No, he seemed to be handling the purchase of women and drugs

00:40:10.440 He spent over $300,000 on various women

00:40:16.440 According to the IRS

00:40:18.440 And that's in one year

00:40:20.440 Two separate years

00:40:22.440 It was still six figures

00:40:24.440 But it wasn't quite up to the $300,000 standard

00:40:26.440 That wonderful, I think 2018 year

00:40:28.440 So, and you know, when you're weighing your crack cocaine

00:40:32.440 Yeah

00:40:33.440 And you're using your phone to videotape it at the same time

00:40:38.440 I really, I mean, I think you're asking for it

00:40:41.440 He tried to deduct a trip to an exotic dancer by claiming that he purchased art

00:40:47.440 Now, I guess there is some art involved in exotic dancing

00:40:53.440 Art is in the eye of the beholder

00:40:55.440 Or in the G-string of the dancer

00:40:57.440 I suppose that's true

00:40:58.440 Yeah

00:40:59.440 But I don't think that's what the IRS believes

00:41:01.440 Yeah

00:41:02.440 You don't?

00:41:03.440 No

00:41:04.440 Oh

00:41:05.440 Well, they seem to have

00:41:06.440 I mean, for a while there, they seem to have no problem with that

00:41:08.440 Yeah

00:41:09.440 Fair

00:41:10.440 Okay

00:41:11.440 All right, back with more in a minute

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00:42:57.440 Because Mr. Mark Levin joins us in 60 seconds

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00:44:22.440 Stand up

00:44:25.440 Mr. Mark Levin

00:44:26.440 How are you, my friend?

00:44:28.440 Mr. Glenn Beck

00:44:30.440 I mean, look

00:44:31.440 I'm good, thank you

00:44:32.440 You're good, good, good

00:44:33.440 I'm pretty good

00:44:34.440 You know, I'm a little concerned about

00:44:37.440 You know, 2024

00:44:39.440 I can't come up with a scenario where it ends well

00:44:43.440 But maybe you can

00:44:45.440 It's such a mess

00:44:47.440 I mean, you've got people talking third party

00:44:50.440 I think it's

00:44:52.440 Nikki Haley, who I really oppose

00:44:54.440 I mean, I call her George Bush in a dress

00:44:56.440 And she pretty much is

00:44:59.440 With her foreign policy, it is

00:45:01.440 She is

00:45:02.440 With her foreign policy, it absolutely is

00:45:03.440 Well, look at her domestic policy 1.00

00:45:05.440 As soon as she wanted to invite the Palestinians in Gaza into our country 1.00

00:45:09.440 Well, she lost her mind 1.00

00:45:10.440 Yeah, that's

00:45:11.440 She gave land to Communist China in South Carolina 0.94

00:45:17.440 And now she pretends she's a hardliner 1.00

00:45:19.440 She's never been a leader on any of the issues that matter to us

00:45:23.440 Whether it's abortion, whether it's the border

00:45:27.440 Whether it's tax cuts

00:45:29.440 And I looked at these allegations by DeSantis

00:45:31.440 And he's right

00:45:32.440 Go on and Google them

00:45:33.440 Look at them

00:45:34.440 She refused to sign a bill that said men use men's rooms 0.95

00:45:37.440 And ladies use ladies' rooms 1.00

00:45:38.440 Now, when it came to the woke war

00:45:41.440 She sided with Disney

00:45:42.440 I'm going, what's going on here?

00:45:43.440 This woman is not going to be able to fight the Marxist revolution 1.00

00:45:46.440 That is surrounding us and swirling around us today

00:45:50.440 Which is why Karl Rove and Romney

00:45:54.440 And this guy Fink at Blackstone or BlackRock

00:45:57.440 BlackRock

00:45:59.440 All these people, including liberal Democrat billionaires

00:46:03.440 Who are going to vote for Biden are backing her

00:46:05.440 So she goes third party 0.78

00:46:08.440 You know, the rhinos are the fifth column

00:46:11.440 They're the fifth column in our party 0.97

00:46:12.440 And frankly, they're the fifth column in this country 0.86

00:46:14.440 Along with the media

00:46:16.440 The Democrats, once they get their fighting out of the way

00:46:20.440 They'll back Biden

00:46:21.440 They would back a kumquat for President of the United States 1.00

00:46:24.440 But our guys, they'll splinter

00:46:27.440 The base is always supposed to march behind whatever the Republican establishment does

00:46:31.440 But this goes to your point, doesn't it?

00:46:33.440 Which is

00:46:35.440 It's concerning

00:46:37.440 The way you feel about Nikki Haley

00:46:39.440 Would you fall in line behind her?

00:46:42.440 I don't have to

00:46:43.440 She's going to fall before I have to fall in line 1.00

00:46:45.440 No, I know, but if she were the candidate 0.98

00:46:47.440 No, I've had enough

00:46:49.440 Okay, alright

00:46:50.440 Me too, me too

00:46:51.440 Me too

00:46:52.440 However, if it is

00:46:54.440 If it's Biden or

00:46:56.440 I think

00:46:57.440 Michelle Obama

00:46:58.440 I'd vote for a kumquat 1.00

00:47:01.440 Yeah, and I don't think it'll be Michelle Obama

00:47:03.440 By the way, you haven't heard a word from her, have you?

00:47:06.440 No, we haven't

00:47:08.440 But I just

00:47:09.440 It's the only scenario

00:47:11.440 That works out

00:47:12.440 I mean

00:47:14.440 At the convention?

00:47:15.440 Yeah, that the

00:47:19.440 You know, the superdelegates

00:47:20.440 They just

00:47:21.440 Forget the vote

00:47:22.440 They just say, you know what?

00:47:23.440 He's too ill or whatever

00:47:26.440 He's too frail

00:47:28.440 You know, the Democrats want another choice

00:47:30.440 Let's just

00:47:31.440 We nominate Michelle Obama

00:47:34.440 Believe it or not, if that happens

00:47:35.440 I think they're going to turn to Hillary 1.00

00:47:36.440 But it doesn't matter what we think

00:47:38.440 Yeah, I know

00:47:39.440 The problem is what's happening right now

00:47:41.440 Is this grotesque effort to try and put Donald Trump in prison

00:47:44.440 So

00:47:45.440 You read

00:47:47.440 You read this

00:47:49.440 A-hole who filed this 0.99

00:47:51.440 With the Supreme Court

00:47:53.440 He's always wanting to cut the corners

00:47:54.440 He doesn't get attorney-client privilege

00:47:56.440 So ruled an Obama judge

00:47:58.440 All these privileges

00:48:00.440 Presidential privilege, executive privilege, attorney-client privilege

00:48:03.440 All denied Donald Trump

00:48:05.440 He doesn't want to go through the normal appellate process

00:48:08.440 Because he can't get his trial going before the election

00:48:11.440 You know, it takes years to have a full-blown criminal trial

00:48:15.440 Particularly when you're raising

00:48:17.440 You're creating constitutional issues of first impression

00:48:21.440 So he brings us to this point

00:48:23.440 Now he's demanding that the Supreme Court hear his

00:48:26.440 His motion against Trump

00:48:28.440 As soon as possible

00:48:30.440 And these dimwits

00:48:32.440 They say, okay, we'll consider your argument

00:48:35.440 Trump's lawyers, you have one week to respond

00:48:36.440 You go, what?

00:48:38.440 You had a case in Pennsylvania during the course of this election

00:48:42.440 Not about ballots, not about voting machines

00:48:45.440 A pure constitutional question

00:48:48.440 A legitimate question

00:48:50.440 About who gets to decide and write election laws in the state

00:48:54.440 The governor, the board of elections, or the legislature

00:48:58.440 Like the Constitution says in black and white

00:49:01.440 They wouldn't even take up that case

00:49:04.440 You have other cases

00:49:06.440 That people are waiting for in front of the Supreme Court

00:49:09.440 Not to get too much in the weeds

00:49:11.440 These Enron case, they use the obstruction

00:49:14.440 And the Enron case against these Jace January Sixers

00:49:17.440 Which doesn't apply

00:49:19.440 It doesn't even meet the elements

00:49:21.440 So they're on appeal all the way to the Supreme Court

00:49:23.440 And the same day the court says, okay, we want to hear these arguments

00:49:27.440 On the motion from Jack the Ripper Smith there

00:49:31.440 The court says, we're going to put on this for now

00:49:34.440 Well, maybe we'll consider it later in the year or next year

00:49:37.440 You've got people sitting in jail

00:49:39.440 So this is really amazing

00:49:41.440 You have a case, this Judge Trunkin

00:49:43.440 I had a great lawyer on my program

00:49:46.440 Schoen is his name, David Schoen

00:49:49.440 And he said, Mark, I've been spending three years waiting for a decision from this judge

00:49:54.440 Who wants to have a trial on Trump

00:49:56.440 In a five-month period

00:49:58.440 It's all a setup

00:50:00.440 And so this guy, Jack Smith

00:50:03.440 The courts are bending over backwards to accommodate this guy

00:50:07.440 He wins every single motion

00:50:09.440 Trump loses every single motion

00:50:11.440 In front of this radical Obama judge

00:50:13.440 The appellate court, which is overwhelmingly Democrat

00:50:16.440 Because when Carrie Reid was the Senate leader

00:50:19.440 And Obama was president

00:50:20.440 They added seats to the D.C. Circuit and sold it with Democrats

00:50:24.440 This recent panel had two Obama appointees and one Biden appointee

00:50:29.440 The judge that Trump's dealing with now is an Obama appointee

00:50:34.440 The judge Trump was dealing with before that was another Obama appointee

00:50:39.440 And now we go to the Supreme Court

00:50:41.440 And I'll tell you, Glenn

00:50:44.440 John Roberts is a huge problem

00:50:47.440 John Roberts is like this guy, Michael Ludig

00:50:49.440 They hate Trump

00:50:51.440 They're Republicans

00:50:53.440 But you know, they're proper Republicans

00:50:55.440 They don't like the tweeting, you know, they don't like the language

00:50:57.440 Oh my goodness, all this stuff going on here

00:50:59.440 It's just so unseemly

00:51:02.440 It's so improper, you know, they're just used to losing the country very properly, you know

00:51:08.440 Yeah

00:51:10.440 But what's happening here, in my view, is we have a Potemkin criminal justice system

00:51:14.440 We have judges that wear black robes

00:51:16.440 You go into these

00:51:18.440 These mahogany paneled courtrooms

00:51:20.440 You've got a prosecutor standing over there 0.97

00:51:22.440 He gets his desk, the defense gets their desk

00:51:25.440 Eventually you have a trial, the jury sits over there

00:51:28.440 It all looks so proper

00:51:30.440 It all looks so constitutional

00:51:32.440 And it's all bull crap

00:51:34.440 Because all these movements and actions before this trial

00:51:38.440 The motions filings, the decisions on the motion filings and everything

00:51:42.440 They will determine the outcome of this election

00:51:44.440 And just finally, I know I'm rambling a bit, but I tend to do that

00:51:48.440 One of the things that troubles me a lot here is this

00:51:53.440 This guy charges Trump with a Klan Act violation

00:51:57.440 With two Enron violations

00:52:00.440 And a federal contractor violation

00:52:03.440 These four statutes, so it was bogus

00:52:05.440 It is bogus

00:52:07.440 But his arguments, which had been allowed by this judge

00:52:10.440 His paper filings are all about insurrection

00:52:15.440 And seditious conspiracy

00:52:17.440 In other words, and this is a grotesque violation

00:52:21.440 Of prosecutorial ethics, grotesque

00:52:25.440 He is making the case

00:52:27.440 Without having proved the elements of the crimes

00:52:31.440 That he's basically arguing for

00:52:33.440 That Donald Trump knew or had to know

00:52:35.440 That what he was saying, what he was doing

00:52:38.440 What he was texting, what he was reading

00:52:41.440 Proved that he wanted a violent event to occur that day

00:52:45.440 So why didn't you charge him with that?

00:52:48.440 He's not charged with violence about anything

00:52:50.440 He's charged with the Klan Act and obstruction

00:52:52.440 And all the rest of these things

00:52:54.440 And the judge rules, oh, that's okay

00:52:56.440 What's okay?

00:52:58.440 So he's charged with four phony charges

00:53:02.440 But this guy's arguing something completely different

00:53:06.440 And other serious litigators

00:53:09.440 Or former federal prosecutors

00:53:10.440 Or whatever are saying

00:53:11.440 This is not the way this is supposed to be done

00:53:13.440 And it's all happening

00:53:14.440 The Supreme Court should not take this case up

00:53:17.440 There's no emergency reason why this case has

00:53:20.440 By the way, if you read this motion

00:53:22.440 This clown keeps talking about the public interest

00:53:24.440 The people have a right to know

00:53:26.440 What does he know about the public interest?

00:53:28.440 He sits holed up

00:53:30.440 He's in a room with 10 other reprobates

00:53:33.440 They're making all these decisions

00:53:35.440 And then they speak for the public

00:53:37.440 Well, they sure as hell don't speak for 80 million people

00:53:40.440 And so the judiciary, I would argue

00:53:43.440 Is doing severe damage to this country

00:53:46.440 Allowing incredible interference in this election process

00:53:50.440 And when it's all said and done, they'll never recover

00:53:52.440 I will tell you that John Roberts is the kind of guy

00:53:56.440 Who thinks we should rule on this

00:53:59.440 And let this go forward

00:54:01.440 Otherwise, we'll be blamed for it

00:54:03.440 And they'll say, oh, it's the judicial activism

00:54:06.440 Of the Supreme Court

00:54:08.440 So we're protecting the Supreme Court

00:54:10.440 By letting this small injustice

00:54:13.440 As they would think

00:54:15.440 Just let this pass

00:54:17.440 Let them do it and they hash it out

00:54:18.440 And then our hands are clean

00:54:19.440 It's an act of Pontius Pilate, quite honestly

00:54:23.440 A hundred percent

00:54:25.440 I call him Hollywood John

00:54:26.440 He's very worried about what's said about him

00:54:28.440 And thought about him

00:54:30.440 His wife and Thomas Friedman over there

00:54:32.440 The New York Times, their best friends

00:54:34.440 They get caught up in these social circles

00:54:36.440 Which always go the way of the left

00:54:38.440 And I don't trust this guy

00:54:40.440 I don't even trust Kavanaugh

00:54:41.440 And Barrett is a

00:54:43.440 Complete disappointment

00:54:45.440 Because she's right under Roberts' wing 0.93

00:54:47.440 You really have three

00:54:49.440 Tremendous constitutionalists

00:54:51.440 And you've got a couple of rhinos 0.98

00:54:54.440 And then you've got the hardcore left Democrats

00:54:56.440 I'm worried about this

00:54:57.440 So, Alan Dershowitz has said

00:55:00.440 Just based on the speed of this trial

00:55:04.440 He's like, there's no way Donald Trump

00:55:07.440 Could even prepare for a defense

00:55:11.440 And he said, we are at a banana republic

00:55:15.440 If that isn't stopped

00:55:17.440 He's like, there's no way

00:55:20.440 That this trial should go forward next year

00:55:24.440 Only because of the amount and volume of documents

00:55:29.440 That have to be processed

00:55:31.440 He said, it's criminal if they speed this trial up

00:55:36.440 Or they let it go at this rate

00:55:38.440 Do you agree with that?

00:55:41.440 I mean, you denied him a time privilege

00:55:43.440 You did it in a secret proceeding

00:55:44.440 That's a violation of the Fifth Amendment

00:55:47.440 And the phony claim of a crime fraud exception

00:55:49.440 So his lead lawyer in the January 6th case

00:55:52.440 Had to testify in front of the grand jury

00:55:54.440 And he had to provide his notes

00:55:56.440 That he had taken with Donald Trump

00:55:58.440 And we've never seen anything like this

00:56:00.440 We don't know what they're talking about

00:56:02.440 It's all done in secret

00:56:04.440 That happens

00:56:05.440 I'm told other things happened in front of that grand jury

00:56:07.440 That were absolutely unacceptable

00:56:09.440 By some of the lawyers working on this case

00:56:11.440 So what he's talking about

00:56:14.440 There's what there's a violation of due process

00:56:17.440 Fifth Amendment and the sixth amendment

00:56:19.440 Which is the right to effective counsel

00:56:21.440 You can't have effective counsel

00:56:23.440 When they're drowning in documents

00:56:25.440 And witnesses and anything else

00:56:27.440 And the judge for no reason

00:56:28.440 For no reason

00:56:29.440 He said that there is

00:56:31.440 There is no way that he said

00:56:33.440 If that lawyer

00:56:36.440 Stands in front of that judge

00:56:38.440 And he says, no, you have to proceed

00:56:41.440 And they aren't ready

00:56:43.440 Because there's no way possible

00:56:45.440 He said he should

00:56:47.440 Quit immediately

00:56:49.440 And say, I'm sorry

00:56:50.440 I'm sorry

00:56:51.440 I'm not going to abide

00:56:52.440 And if that means

00:56:53.440 You're going to hold me in contempt

00:56:54.440 Hold me in contempt

00:56:56.440 But this is a travesty

00:56:58.440 Of justice

00:57:00.440 Well, I guess that's right

00:57:02.440 I mean, every lawyer has to make their own decision

00:57:03.440 On how to proceed

00:57:05.440 So I don't know if I'd do that or not

00:57:08.440 I really hadn't thought about it

00:57:10.440 That said he's right

00:57:11.440 On the substance of the issue

00:57:12.440 100% right

00:57:13.440 Now the problem with all this

00:57:14.440 Is this lower court judge

00:57:15.440 And this prosecutor

00:57:16.440 All know

00:57:17.440 That they're setting Donald Trump up for a conviction

00:57:21.440 So when he runs for office

00:57:22.440 As president in the general election

00:57:24.440 The media and everyone else

00:57:25.440 Will keep calling him a convicted felon

00:57:27.440 A convicted felon

00:57:29.440 So the people who are kind of on the edge

00:57:31.440 Kind of leaning toward Trump

00:57:32.440 Because they can't stand Biden

00:57:34.440 We know who these people are

00:57:36.440 We live to people like this, right?

00:57:37.440 In our communities

00:57:38.440 In our neighborhoods

00:57:39.440 We meet them

00:57:40.440 He might lose them

00:57:41.440 And that's the goal

00:57:43.440 And you can see the hundreds of millions of dollars

00:57:45.440 In campaign funding

00:57:46.440 That's going to be spent

00:57:47.440 By the Democrats

00:57:48.440 In the Biden campaign

00:57:49.440 Or in your case

00:57:50.440 The Michelle Obama campaign

00:57:52.440 Talking about how

00:57:53.440 Trump is a convicted felon

00:57:55.440 And then he'll want to

00:57:57.440 Pardon himself

00:57:58.440 So we won't be talking about inflation

00:58:00.440 And the border

00:58:02.440 So can we game this

00:58:04.440 I don't know how much time you

00:58:05.440 Have allotted in your schedule

00:58:06.440 I know you're so busy

00:58:08.440 For you the whole week

00:58:09.440 Okay, alright

00:58:11.440 I want to war game this out with you

00:58:12.440 Just a little bit

00:58:13.440 Because I honestly

00:58:14.440 I have no idea

00:58:16.440 About

00:58:17.440 It's my understanding

00:58:18.440 The Constitution

00:58:19.440 Will allow him to run

00:58:21.440 And to be president

00:58:23.440 And run a campaign from jail

00:58:26.440 But I don't

00:58:28.440 I don't know

00:58:29.440 So can you go through this

00:58:30.440 What happens

00:58:32.440 If the court comes back

00:58:34.440 And the jury comes back

00:58:35.440 And says he's guilty

00:58:36.440 And he's a convicted felon

00:58:38.440 What happens

00:58:39.440 Then?

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01:00:11.440 So all of the best legal minds

01:00:22.440 That I know

01:00:23.440 All say that no matter what

01:00:25.440 The evidence

01:00:26.440 In Washington DC

01:00:28.440 DC

01:00:29.440 He's going to be convicted

01:00:31.440 Do you believe that?

01:00:35.440 I'd share that

01:00:36.440 Yeah

01:00:37.440 Okay

01:00:38.440 What

01:00:39.440 Go ahead

01:00:40.440 And I'll tell you why

01:00:41.440 I mean

01:00:42.440 If you're not really able

01:00:43.440 To present your case

01:00:44.440 If you're not really able

01:00:45.440 To present

01:00:46.440 To study the evidence

01:00:48.440 Right

01:00:49.440 And in addition to that

01:00:50.440 To bring forward

01:00:51.440 Counter evidence

01:00:52.440 Exculpatory information

01:00:53.440 Because you can't get

01:00:54.440 Your head around it

01:00:55.440 Because of the time frame

01:00:57.440 If you're in a city

01:00:58.440 That goes 94%

01:00:59.440 For Biden

01:01:00.440 And the jury's picked

01:01:01.440 Out of that population

01:01:03.440 If you have an Obama judge 0.74

01:01:04.440 That is ruling

01:01:05.440 In every

01:01:06.440 Every single instance

01:01:07.440 For the government

01:01:09.440 When you have

01:01:10.440 A prosecutor

01:01:11.440 Who is utterly

01:01:12.440 And completely unethical

01:01:14.440 Who is using

01:01:15.440 Tactics

01:01:17.440 That

01:01:18.440 In most courtrooms

01:01:19.440 Would be rejected

01:01:22.440 You're setting up

01:01:23.440 A scenario

01:01:24.440 Where

01:01:26.440 Nobody

01:01:28.440 Nobody

01:01:29.440 Could survive

01:01:30.440 Because you're targeting

01:01:31.440 This defendant

01:01:33.440 The charges

01:01:34.440 Are preposterous

01:01:36.440 And by the time

01:01:37.440 You can actually get

01:01:38.440 To an appellate court

01:01:40.440 It's over

01:01:42.440 And so that makes

01:01:43.440 What Jack Smith

01:01:44.440 Is doing is

01:01:46.440 So horrific

01:01:47.440 Because he's trying

01:01:48.440 To jump

01:01:49.440 The appellate court

01:01:50.440 On a constitutional issue

01:01:52.440 To get to the Supreme Court

01:01:54.440 And the court

01:01:55.440 Is at least entertaining

01:01:56.440 The idea

01:01:57.440 Whereas the defendant

01:01:58.440 Donald Trump

01:02:00.440 Can't get his

01:02:01.440 Constitutional issues

01:02:02.440 Up there

01:02:03.440 That fast

01:02:05.440 Because the Supreme Court

01:02:06.440 Has decided

01:02:07.440 Over and over

01:02:08.440 And over again

01:02:09.440 Now you go through the trial

01:02:10.440 You go through the appellate court

01:02:12.440 You need to fine tune

01:02:13.440 The constitutional issues

01:02:14.440 Then we might

01:02:15.440 Take a look at it

01:02:17.440 So the whole system

01:02:19.440 And really

01:02:20.440 As you well know

01:02:21.440 And your listeners well know

01:02:22.440 You can have

01:02:23.440 The best constitution

01:02:24.440 On the face of the earth

01:02:25.440 The best judicial system

01:02:27.440 On paper

01:02:28.440 But if you don't have

01:02:29.440 People of virtue

01:02:30.440 Particularly judges

01:02:33.440 None of it works

01:02:34.440 It doesn't matter

01:02:35.440 What's on paper

01:02:36.440 There is no due process

01:02:37.440 There is no right to counsel

01:02:38.440 And effectively

01:02:39.440 That's what's going on here

01:02:40.440 So the likelihood

01:02:41.440 Is very high

01:02:42.440 Now here's the problem

01:02:43.440 If the court

01:02:45.440 Does take up this case

01:02:47.440 For this argument

01:02:49.440 And rules against

01:02:51.440 Jack Smith

01:02:53.440 That is

01:02:54.440 That Donald Trump

01:02:55.440 Does have immunity

01:02:56.440 From actions

01:02:57.440 He took

01:02:58.440 While president

01:02:59.440 After he leaves

01:03:00.440 The presidency

01:03:02.440 Then the government

01:03:03.440 Really doesn't have a case

01:03:04.440 They're in huge trouble

01:03:06.440 And this case

01:03:07.440 Will go on

01:03:08.440 No way

01:03:09.440 That John Roberts

01:03:10.440 Allows that to happen

01:03:11.440 No way

01:03:12.440 That's my fear

01:03:13.440 Yeah it is

01:03:14.440 But I want your audience

01:03:15.440 To understand

01:03:16.440 Why this is important

01:03:17.440 It's important

01:03:18.440 Because

01:03:19.440 If you don't retain

01:03:20.440 That protection

01:03:21.440 When you leave

01:03:22.440 The presidency

01:03:24.440 Any opposing

01:03:25.440 Administration

01:03:26.440 At the Department of Justice

01:03:27.440 Will wait for a president

01:03:28.440 To do whatever he does

01:03:29.440 And then when he leaves

01:03:30.440 Indite that president

01:03:32.440 You will destroy

01:03:33.440 The office of the presidency

01:03:35.440 That's the problem

01:03:38.440 So when this judge says

01:03:39.440 He thinks he's a king

01:03:40.440 He can have immunity

01:03:41.440 Even when he leaves the president

01:03:42.440 That's not what he thinks

01:03:44.440 He's saying look

01:03:46.440 All these bogus allegations

01:03:47.440 You're making against me

01:03:48.440 Occurred when I was president

01:03:49.440 As president

01:03:50.440 You certainly couldn't

01:03:51.440 Indict me for these

01:03:52.440 Right

01:03:53.440 So you can't indict me now

01:03:54.440 Oh no no no

01:03:55.440 That protection

01:03:56.440 Doesn't go beyond

01:03:57.440 The time that you're

01:03:58.440 In the office of the presidency

01:04:00.440 That doesn't hold water

01:04:01.440 Back with more

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01:04:03.440 In just a couple of minutes

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01:04:08.440 Play these scenarios out

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01:04:11.440 Then what?

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01:05:51.440 We're gonna continue our conversation in just a minute

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01:06:58.440 That's coming up in just about a half an hour

01:07:00.440 We're talking to Mark Levin

01:07:01.440 And I want him to pick up the scenario

01:07:03.440 Of if Donald Trump goes to jail

01:07:06.440 Then what?

01:07:07.440 But I have to ask

01:07:09.440 Mark, during the break

01:07:10.440 I was thinking to myself

01:07:12.440 Wait a minute, Nixon was pardoned

01:07:13.440 Because of the crimes that were committed

01:07:16.440 While he was in the Oval Office

01:07:18.440 And that was important

01:07:19.440 And this whole case is

01:07:22.440 Can he be prosecuted?

01:07:24.440 Can a president be prosecuted

01:07:25.440 For something that he did while in office?

01:07:28.440 I mean, if Biden

01:07:30.440 Was taking money from China currently

01:07:32.440 Or, you know, making

01:07:34.440 Making money by laundering it

01:07:37.440 Somehow or another through, you know

01:07:39.440 Friends in Ukraine

01:07:41.440 When he left office

01:07:42.440 I would say prosecute him as well

01:07:44.440 Why is this different with Donald Trump?

01:07:50.440 The personality doesn't matter

01:07:52.440 Right

01:07:53.440 Whether it's Biden, whether it's Trump

01:07:54.440 Whether it's Arnie Grabowski

01:07:55.440 Is of no consequence

01:07:57.440 The issue here is this

01:07:59.440 Answer your first question

01:08:01.440 If an individual is convicted

01:08:03.440 And is in jail

01:08:04.440 Can they run for president?

01:08:05.440 The answer is yes

01:08:07.440 The only requirement you have under the Constitution

01:08:09.440 Is an age and citizenship requirement 0.57

01:08:13.440 That is it

01:08:15.440 Nothing more, nothing less

01:08:17.440 And as a footnote

01:08:18.440 That's why you can't pass term limits

01:08:20.440 For members of Congress by statute

01:08:22.440 The requirement for serving in Congress

01:08:25.440 Is in the Constitution

01:08:27.440 You can't amend the Constitution by statute

01:08:29.440 That's why they amend the Constitution

01:08:31.440 To limit a president to 10 years

01:08:33.440 No more than two terms

01:08:35.440 10 years total

01:08:37.440 That's why the Constitution had to be amended

01:08:39.440 For that purpose

01:08:41.440 Now, as for indicting somebody

01:08:44.440 Obviously you can indict them before they become president

01:08:47.440 When they become president

01:08:48.440 They can serve as president

01:08:50.440 There's nothing in the Constitution that prevents it

01:08:52.440 And you can't change the Constitution

01:08:54.440 Simply by a magic wand

01:08:56.440 Or Congress deciding they don't like something

01:08:58.440 Or something like that

01:09:00.440 That's number one

01:09:02.440 But it's very, very unlikely

01:09:04.440 That's what the Democrats know

01:09:06.440 In fact, there was a man who ran for president

01:09:09.440 From prison under Woodrow Wilson

01:09:11.440 He was a socialist

01:09:12.440 He was thrown in prison under the Espionage Act

01:09:14.440 Right

01:09:15.440 Because he spoke out against

01:09:17.440 War

01:09:19.440 War One

01:09:21.440 And so, and he received like 2-3% of the vote

01:09:23.440 But Wilson wanted to pluck him away

01:09:25.440 And keep him off the stage

01:09:26.440 And that's what they're trying to do to Trump

01:09:28.440 That's number one

01:09:29.440 Now, as for when

01:09:30.440 If and when Trump becomes president

01:09:33.440 Yes, he can pardon himself

01:09:35.440 There's nothing in the Constitution that prevents it

01:09:37.440 Nothing

01:09:39.440 Now, here's where I disagree with Turley and the others

01:09:41.440 Who are just dead wrong on this subject

01:09:43.440 They argue, however, you can't

01:09:45.440 He can't pardon himself over state convictions

01:09:48.440 Well, of course he can

01:09:50.440 The issue on whether you can indict a sitting president

01:09:53.440 The Constitution doesn't tell us

01:09:55.440 Yes or no

01:09:57.440 And so the question is an open one

01:09:59.440 The Justice Department is decided under two separate

01:10:03.440 Attorneys General

01:10:04.440 Two separate political parties

01:10:06.440 One Democrat, Republican

01:10:07.440 And they wrote two memos

01:10:09.440 One under Nixon

01:10:10.440 One under Clinton

01:10:12.440 And they both agreed

01:10:13.440 And they all agreed

01:10:14.440 To the presidential council

01:10:16.440 That you can't indict a sitting president

01:10:18.440 For one simple reason

01:10:19.440 You will decapitate one third

01:10:21.440 Of the government

01:10:23.440 The executive branch

01:10:25.440 How is a president supposed to function

01:10:27.440 To meet foreign leaders

01:10:29.440 To give a State of the Union

01:10:31.440 Is it going to do it behind prison walls?

01:10:33.440 And so they said because the president

01:10:35.440 Is a solely unique figure within our system

01:10:38.440 That you can't indict a sitting president

01:10:41.440 Which would mean that a prosecutor

01:10:44.440 Just like we see in Washington

01:10:46.440 Would have the power to decapitate the executive branch

01:10:49.440 Would have the power

01:10:51.440 To destroy the effectiveness of the executive branch

01:10:54.440 All unelected

01:10:56.440 A prosecutor, a jury, and a judge

01:10:59.440 And so they said no

01:11:01.440 So you cannot indict a sitting president

01:11:05.440 That is at least the settled agreement here

01:11:08.440 So what about state charges?

01:11:09.440 The state charges

01:11:11.440 Turley and others who I like a lot

01:11:12.440 And others say well now look

01:11:14.440 This is a federal matter

01:11:17.440 So he can't reach down into the state

01:11:19.440 And say I pardon myself

01:11:21.440 And I said excuse me

01:11:23.440 It's the other way around

01:11:25.440 You can't have reverse federalism

01:11:27.440 Where a local state D.A.

01:11:30.440 Like Fannie Willis or whatever the hell her name is 1.00

01:11:33.440 Can indict a sitting president

01:11:35.440 And put them in jail in Atlanta, Georgia

01:11:36.440 And decapitate the federal government

01:11:39.440 Right

01:11:40.440 No state has that power

01:11:42.440 So the idea that a president can pardon himself

01:11:45.440 On a federal charge

01:11:47.440 In order to protect the presidency

01:11:49.440 But he can't pardon himself on a state charge

01:11:51.440 Where a state reaches into the federal constitution

01:11:55.440 Reaches into the federal construct

01:11:57.440 And indicts a sitting president

01:11:59.440 And says alright now you leave the White House

01:12:01.440 You come down here

01:12:02.440 You're going to go in a Fulton County prison

01:12:05.440 And it's too bad

01:12:06.440 Because it's a federalism issue

01:12:07.440 That's not a federalism issue

01:12:09.440 It's a reverse federalism issue

01:12:11.440 Where a local prosecutor is attempting to decapitate

01:12:14.440 The federal executive branch

01:12:16.440 So my argument is

01:12:18.440 And I'm right

01:12:19.440 But none of this has ever been tried

01:12:21.440 That a president can pardon themselves

01:12:24.440 Against any indictment

01:12:25.440 Any indictment

01:12:26.440 And even further

01:12:28.440 A president can pardon himself

01:12:30.440 Against any conviction

01:12:32.440 This is another reason

01:12:34.440 They want to get that

01:12:36.440 That stamp on his forehead

01:12:38.440 You know this is why they want him

01:12:40.440 Running around as a convicted felon

01:12:42.440 Does he does

01:12:44.440 If he's convicted

01:12:46.440 Does he go to jail

01:12:47.440 Or it would actually be prison

01:12:49.440 Wouldn't it

01:12:50.440 It's a felony

01:12:51.440 So would he go to prison

01:12:53.440 Before the election

01:12:55.440 Well I

01:12:56.440 Well there's a couple things here

01:12:57.440 Number one

01:12:58.440 You would immediately move

01:12:59.440 To your counsel to stay

01:13:00.440 Any sentence

01:13:01.440 Because you have multiple issues

01:13:02.440 To appeal

01:13:04.440 And number two

01:13:05.440 You have a presidential election

01:13:07.440 And you shouldn't be

01:13:08.440 Trying to deny

01:13:09.440 Influence even further than you have

01:13:11.440 The ability of people

01:13:12.440 To make a decision like that

01:13:13.440 I don't put anything past these people

01:13:15.440 Number three you're correct

01:13:16.440 It would be a federal prison

01:13:17.440 Let me ask you a question

01:13:18.440 How would that work

01:13:20.440 You're going to have a whole wing

01:13:21.440 Of a federal prison

01:13:22.440 With secret service personnel

01:13:23.440 Staged there

01:13:24.440 I mean

01:13:25.440 Look at the insanity

01:13:27.440 That they have created

01:13:28.440 With these phony charges

01:13:30.440 The creative charges

01:13:32.440 The arguments that they're making

01:13:34.440 The Democrats

01:13:35.440 Their judges

01:13:36.440 Their prosecutors

01:13:37.440 Their department of justice

01:13:38.440 The Biden regime

01:13:39.440 Has brought us to this place

01:13:41.440 This place of

01:13:43.440 Unimaginable stupidity

01:13:45.440 Which is going to have an impact

01:13:46.440 Forever more on this republic

01:13:48.440 It is

01:13:49.440 It simply is

01:13:50.440 And then they hear Chris Christie

01:13:51.440 Say well he's going to be convicted

01:13:53.440 To give support

01:13:54.440 To this kind of behavior

01:13:56.440 Sickens me

01:13:58.440 And then we have

01:13:59.440 Oh we can't impeach

01:14:01.440 Joe Biden

01:14:02.440 We don't have enough information

01:14:04.440 You have nothing on Trump

01:14:06.440 The espionage act

01:14:07.440 Has never been used

01:14:08.440 Against a former president

01:14:10.440 A former vice president

01:14:11.440 A former cabinet secretary

01:14:13.440 They're using the espionage act

01:14:14.440 Against a former president

01:14:15.440 A swat team

01:14:16.440 They go

01:14:17.440 Oh does he have classified documents

01:14:18.440 Are you kidding me?

01:14:20.440 I worked for an attorney general

01:14:22.440 It would never have reached that point

01:14:24.440 He would have picked up the phone

01:14:26.440 Called Donald Trump

01:14:27.440 Say Donald

01:14:28.440 I'm sending guys down there to get it

01:14:29.440 Just get out of the way

01:14:30.440 We're taking the stuff

01:14:32.440 Okay, okay, case over

01:14:33.440 That's not what they did here

01:14:36.440 It's appalling

01:14:38.440 And January 6th

01:14:40.440 So basically they're attacking him for free speech

01:14:43.440 So Mark, help me out on this

01:14:47.440 Because I feel exactly the same passion that you feel

01:14:50.440 And you can hear it in your voice right now

01:14:53.440 What happens to half the country

01:14:58.440 When they see Donald Trump

01:15:02.440 God forbid

01:15:04.440 Convicted

01:15:06.440 I mean, there comes a time when you're just like

01:15:09.440 Okay, okay, I can't deal with this anymore

01:15:12.440 Because it's so far out of reality

01:15:15.440 And Constitution

01:15:17.440 Constitutional Republic

01:15:21.440 Well, what happens is

01:15:23.440 Half the country will not accept

01:15:25.440 The election of the Democrat

01:15:27.440 Whomever it is

01:15:29.440 Half the country

01:15:31.440 Part of half the country anyway

01:15:33.440 Will be furious about what's taken place

01:15:36.440 We will no longer

01:15:39.440 Accept the results of elections

01:15:41.440 Period

01:15:43.440 The Democrats started that as well

01:15:45.440 Starting with 2000 and Bush

01:15:47.440 But Bush is too stupid to understand that they started with him

01:15:50.440 And the Republic will be forever damaged

01:15:53.440 Forever damaged

01:15:56.440 That's what's going on here

01:15:58.440 And they talk about a division in the country and so forth

01:16:02.440 They are creating the atmosphere

01:16:05.440 For some kind of a civil war

01:16:08.440 I'm not even talking about a violent civil war

01:16:11.440 Like the past civil war

01:16:13.440 Where half the country does not accept the law

01:16:15.440 Half the country does not accept our institutions

01:16:18.440 The judiciary

01:16:20.440 Where half the country does not accept

01:16:21.440 Anything that's taking place in this country

01:16:25.440 And honestly

01:16:27.440 Not to have myself

01:16:29.440 That's why I wrote this book

01:16:30.440 The Democrat Party Hates America

01:16:31.440 You read this book

01:16:33.440 And you're going to see

01:16:35.440 And you're going to understand in ways that you didn't before

01:16:37.440 That the Democrat Party is not a typical political party

01:16:40.440 It is an autocratic entity

01:16:43.440 That wants to devour our system

01:16:46.440 It hates the Constitution

01:16:48.440 But they use it against what the Constitution speaks to protect

01:16:53.440 They hate individual liberty

01:16:55.440 Yet that's what they wrap themselves in

01:16:57.440 As they centralize the government

01:16:59.440 It is a party that when they thought it was in their interests

01:17:02.440 Were anti-black racists

01:17:05.440 Now they're anti-white racists

01:17:07.440 Anti-Asian racists

01:17:09.440 They've always been anti-Semites 1.00

01:17:11.440 From FDR forward and beyond

01:17:13.440 The party of eugenics 1.00

01:17:14.440 The party of abortion on demand 0.98

01:17:17.440 The party of open borders

01:17:19.440 They are destroying this country

01:17:21.440 The Democrat Party has never accepted Americanism

01:17:24.440 Period

01:17:26.440 It's embraced Marxism

01:17:28.440 They call it progressivism

01:17:30.440 And so they're not going to sit by

01:17:32.440 And allow a Donald Trump to win a second time

01:17:35.440 They feel that they didn't stop them the first time

01:17:38.440 They impeached them twice

01:17:39.440 They unleashed criminal investigations

01:17:40.440 And this time we've got 91 damn charges

01:17:43.440 At the local, state, federal level

01:17:45.440 He'll never escape this stuff

01:17:47.440 We've got Democrat prosecutors

01:17:49.440 We have Democrat judges 0.87

01:17:50.440 We have Democrat juries

01:17:52.440 He'll never escape this stuff

01:17:54.440 We've tried everything

01:17:56.440 And now we've got them

01:17:58.440 I've got to take one more break

01:18:00.440 If you have time, could you stay with me for one more break?

01:18:02.440 Because I just want to ask you

01:18:04.440 So is it wise then

01:18:07.440 Because it looks like he's going to win the nomination

01:18:10.440 And is it wise?

01:18:12.440 And can somebody win enough?

01:18:15.440 I mean, what happens if they get to the convention

01:18:18.440 And he's in prison

01:18:20.440 And, I mean, can

01:18:22.440 Or you just...

01:18:23.440 Is that it?

01:18:25.440 I mean, I just...

01:18:26.440 I don't see a good way of this working out

01:18:28.440 What should be done

01:18:30.440 Or what could be done

01:18:32.440 Now

01:18:34.440 To make this a little better

01:18:36.440 And help us with our decisions going forward

01:18:38.440 I'll get the answer from Mark here in just a second

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01:20:06.440 The Democrats, and I've got two minutes here

01:20:24.440 The Democrats have superdelegates

01:20:27.440 It doesn't matter what the people say

01:20:28.440 They can change everything

01:20:30.440 Republicans, thank God, don't have that system

01:20:33.440 If, if Donald Trump is convicted

01:20:36.440 Goes to prison

01:20:38.440 The party will look at and go

01:20:40.440 I, there's no way to win here

01:20:42.440 You know, most likely

01:20:44.440 But they have no out

01:20:46.440 Does it matter that we have a number two

01:20:49.440 A strong number two like DeSantis or

01:20:51.440 Or Haley?

01:20:53.440 Well, it does matter because as you say

01:20:56.440 We really don't know how this is going to play out

01:20:58.440 We just don't know how this is going to play out

01:21:00.440 So the number two is very, very important

01:21:03.440 Haley knows that

01:21:04.440 She not only wants to be the, the anti-Trump

01:21:07.440 But she wants to be in second place in case 0.94

01:21:10.440 Everything falls apart

01:21:12.440 And I absolutely reject that

01:21:15.440 I think DeSantis should be in second place

01:21:17.440 If this is where it's headed

01:21:19.440 Yes

01:21:21.440 Because he's a conservative and she's not

01:21:23.440 So it's important for people

01:21:26.440 If they, you know, want one guy

01:21:28.440 But they're like, ah, Donald Trump's going to win

01:21:31.440 The point spread is so far

01:21:33.440 That if you were like, but I, I want a number two

01:21:37.440 Is it important to vote for your number two?

01:21:41.440 Well, I have to let people make up their own minds on that sort of thing

01:21:45.440 It's important if you support Trump

01:21:47.440 That first of all that he wins

01:21:49.440 Yes, correct

01:21:50.440 That's going to be a problem

01:21:52.440 Yes

01:21:53.440 But I do think we ought to speak out

01:21:55.440 More regularly and substantively about Nikki Haley

01:22:00.440 Nikki Haley is what the ruling class Republicans 1.00

01:22:03.440 With the Mitch McConnell's and the Paul Ryan's want

01:22:06.440 That's who they want

01:22:07.440 Yes

01:22:09.440 When BlackRock started to support

01:22:12.440 That says everything you need to know

01:22:14.440 And the first question I asked Nikki Haley

01:22:17.440 Was about ESG

01:22:19.440 She really didn't even know what it was

01:22:21.440 And I've said for the last two years

01:22:23.440 If the candidate doesn't know, they're out

01:22:25.440 For me, they're out

01:22:27.440 And when BlackRock, she took the money from BlackRock

01:22:30.440 I mean, there's no place to go with that

01:22:32.440 There's no place to go

01:22:33.440 Mark, thank you so much

01:22:36.440 God bless you

01:22:37.440 Have a great holiday if I don't talk to you in between then

01:22:39.440 But have a great holiday

01:22:40.440 You bet

01:22:41.440 God bless you

01:22:43.440 Back with more in just a minute

01:22:46.440 Something that the SEC is doing

01:22:48.440 That could just change America overnight

01:22:52.440 And it's going to happen during the holidays

01:22:54.440 We'll tell you about it next

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01:24:56.420 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:25:02.560 Hello, America.

01:25:03.660 There's a couple of things going on.

01:25:05.640 One, there is a new law coming right after the turn of the new year

01:25:10.400 and it's going to be delightful if you own a small business.

01:25:16.660 Just delightful.

01:25:18.100 Government says it's only going to take three hours of your time.

01:25:21.800 That's it.

01:25:22.580 And, you know, you could be fined or maybe even go to jail

01:25:26.180 if you refuse to participate or, you know, you get it wrong.

01:25:30.760 And what is it?

01:25:32.940 That's something nobody's talking about.

01:25:34.500 We'll talk about it here in just a second.

01:25:36.560 There is also something else that is going to happen by January 2nd.

01:25:41.500 And Marlo Oates, who's the Utah State Treasurer,

01:25:45.860 has brought it to my attention and you need to know about it.

01:25:49.780 It changes everything if it's actually enacted.

01:25:53.800 And the public opinion time is right now, just during the holidays.

01:25:59.420 And then they'll decide by January 2nd.

01:26:01.800 Oh, good.

01:26:03.120 What is it?

01:26:03.740 I'll tell you in just a minute.

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01:27:11.720 All right, Marlo Oaks, welcome to the program, sir.

01:27:15.120 Thank you.

01:27:16.920 Good to be here, Glenn.

01:27:18.040 Thank you very much.

01:27:18.980 And thank you for alerting me to this.

01:27:21.920 This is horrifying.

01:27:23.760 This is a new SEC proposal to allow for a creation of a new type of company.

01:27:31.140 Tell us about it.

01:27:32.700 Yeah, so basically a natural asset company.

01:27:35.200 And really, the heart of the problem is that it will permanently stop economically essential

01:27:40.100 activities like grazing, mineral extraction, modern agriculture.

01:27:45.400 It can severely curtail recreational access.

01:27:50.080 We're basically talking about the destruction of rural America.

01:27:53.600 And really, it's an effort to take control of America's natural resources.

01:27:57.820 This could be done through these natural asset companies from hostile nations that put money into these.

01:28:05.140 And we're essentially placing a value on natural processes, things like, you know,

01:28:12.080 the biological systems that provide clean air, water, food, things like that, putting an economic value on those.

01:28:21.460 It's really an arbitrary value.

01:28:23.720 And it represents a massive transfer of wealth.

01:28:26.160 This is just another scam.

01:28:29.840 This is another financial scam to make people a lot of money.

01:28:35.880 But this one, you know, unlike the scams that cost us, you know, almost our freedom last time in 2008,

01:28:44.460 this one actually, if it goes through, if you buy, let's say, this stock in this company,

01:28:52.760 you then can, you would be giving the money to buy up the rights of all the minerals and even like the air.

01:29:06.220 And you can't, you can't develop it because it's a forest and there's lots of, there's lots of clean air that's being generated, right?

01:29:13.940 That's exactly right.

01:29:15.140 And so basically the New York Stock Exchange went to the Securities and Exchange Commission and said,

01:29:21.480 we need a rule that will allow us to list companies whose purpose isn't to make money, it's to provide ecological services.

01:29:28.500 And what are those ecological services?

01:29:30.640 Well, it is, it is the, the biological systems that are, that are creating clean air.

01:29:36.400 So think of a forest, right?

01:29:38.260 Taking carbon out of the air and converting it into oxygen.

01:29:42.280 What is that worth?

01:29:43.180 What are underground aquifers worth?

01:29:46.400 You know, the water that seeps through the ground and creates clean water.

01:29:51.720 It's those kinds of what we think of God-given processes that are now going to be monetized in some way.

01:30:00.700 And, and people who own these companies, who put money into these companies,

01:30:06.500 they stand to benefit from that at the expense of our country.

01:30:11.600 So now are they, let's say, let's say I'm a landowner and I have farmland and I have forest.

01:30:18.720 Do I participate in this?

01:30:21.100 Do I have to say, yes, my everything is up for sale?

01:30:25.880 Or is this just kind of like air rights in New York where you're just buying the rights of air?

01:30:32.080 Well, there is, there's, you know, as we know from ESG, the climate crisis is really driving the ESG, environmental social governance discussion.

01:30:43.080 It's the same thing here.

01:30:44.540 And, and there is a push, really an attack on energy and agriculture.

01:30:51.560 Right.

01:30:51.640 And so when we look at agriculture, we're seeing the squeezing of the, of ranchers and, and farms.

01:30:58.560 And, and these natural asset companies ban what's called industrial agriculture, which is essentially all agriculture that happens around the globe,

01:31:07.440 because that that's what produces the yields that are needed to feed the world population.

01:31:12.980 And so if you ban industrial agriculture, you're talking about something that happened in Sri Lanka, which was the, the reduction of, of rice harvest 40 to 50%, leading to an 80% increase in, in prices there.

01:31:27.580 It led to civil unrest unbelievably there.

01:31:32.840 And, and that's what we're talking about.

01:31:34.620 So let me have a very Western conversation with you.

01:31:37.620 Most people in the East, they don't understand BLM land.

01:31:40.540 Um, and that is, uh, not black lives matter. 0.97

01:31:44.560 Uh, that is Bureau of land management.

01:31:47.760 They own in the West, a great portion of, uh, the, uh, the land that farmers use to graze their cattle on.

01:31:56.940 Cause it's just open land.

01:31:58.920 Uh, and you pay a fee and you can graze your cattle, a cattle on that land.

01:32:04.040 Uh, and the government's supposed to take care of it. 1.00

01:32:06.380 This would, this company, this new, uh, natural asset company would then not take control of the land, right?

01:32:14.560 It would just say no grazing cattle on that land because we need it pure for the carbon offset or whatever.

01:32:22.940 Um, and so it would grab that, but could it grab, could it grab my land if I'm a farmer?

01:32:29.720 Well, it, it, it, it could be inside of a designated area.

01:32:36.220 So right now in Montana, there are 5 million acres are, um, they're trying to, the, the federal government, I've forgotten which agency it is, is designated 5, 5 million acres.

01:32:46.560 Um, they're trying to create a, a national monument out of this and there's private land within, within that.

01:32:53.100 And so your land could be inside of a designated area and, and the government wouldn't necessarily, uh, you know, buy your land, but you're, you're going to end up with fewer options.

01:33:05.280 Yeah.

01:33:05.560 You won't have any roads maintained.

01:33:07.740 You, you won't be able to expand or do it.

01:33:10.380 You might be able to be grandfathered into what you're doing right now, but nothing else.

01:33:14.980 Right.

01:33:15.640 And there's, the infrastructure will be left alone.

01:33:19.060 Yeah, that, that's right.

01:33:20.480 And, and so even in the East, so in the East you have, um, you have conservation easements.

01:33:26.800 And so, um, landowners in the East have, have, uh, placed their lands in conservation easements, which effectively means that, that no development can happen.

01:33:38.280 And they do this to, uh, get a tax benefit, but over time, because it's in perpetuity, that land, the, um, use of the land when you entered into a conservation easement cannot change.

01:33:52.320 Uh, but the subjective nature of, uh, creating a sustainable, um, culture, agricultural, or a sustainable land going forward, uh, means that that land can be placed in a natural asset company.

01:34:09.940 These conservation easements can go into a natural asset company without the landowner's consent, essentially.

01:34:16.480 And so this, this really is, uh, affects people in the East and the West.

01:34:20.360 Um, it's just under different, um, uh, well, it, it, designation.

01:34:26.340 Yeah.

01:34:26.460 And it will affect all of us because our food prices will go through the roof. 0.68

01:34:30.360 Uh, and good.

01:34:32.020 Yeah.

01:34:32.400 And good luck going to a national park.

01:34:34.280 Let me ask you this.

01:34:35.560 How is the New York stock exchange pushing for this?

01:34:40.060 Because what the, what this, this natural asset company, uh, this, this new, this whole new category, it is non-economic.

01:34:50.360 The, the land that they would buy as a private entity must support only replenishable activities.

01:34:58.380 So that means that they can only replenish the land.

01:35:01.900 They can't have any economic activity on it.

01:35:06.280 Um, it's assigned an arbitrary value and then it's traded on that.

01:35:10.960 But this is a, there's no pro you cannot make profit on this.

01:35:16.040 So who would be buying the stock for this?

01:35:19.260 Cause you're not going to make money.

01:35:21.380 Well, you, you're not going to make money through traditional economic activity.

01:35:25.880 But if, if, um, companies have to be net zero, uh, emitting a lot of carbon, then you can, you will have a, an incentive to buy into natural asset companies that will prevent, provide potentially carbon offsets through these natural processes.

01:35:43.340 That's one way to drive artificial value.

01:35:45.900 So I am putting a lot of, uh, pollution up in the air, but if I buy part of Yellowstone or part of, you know, Montana that, uh, can no longer be developed, then I can use that and say, yeah, but I've got all these trees producing all this fresh air.

01:36:03.780 Exactly.

01:36:07.060 This is so evil.

01:36:08.740 This is so incredibly evil.

01:36:12.120 Yeah.

01:36:12.580 We've thought of, you know, we've thought of natural processes as sort of God given.

01:36:16.680 Right.

01:36:16.920 And, and, and you and I are walking carbon emitters.

01:36:21.040 I mean, when we, when we breathe out, we're emitting 4% carbon.

01:36:24.860 And so what happens when each of us individually have a carbon footprint that we have to offset, you know, the wealthy can easily do it.

01:36:31.440 They just go out and buy, you know, uh, access to NACs, but, uh, it's the poorest among us.

01:36:37.140 Suddenly are they going to have to pay for their, uh, carbon emission?

01:36:40.880 And then, and then, uh, you know, that, that is going to incentivize, uh, car reduction, you know, getting people out of cars and, and walking and bicycles and things like that.

01:36:51.520 I mean, you can see where this goes.

01:36:52.820 So, yeah, most importantly, this gives a public private partnership a chance to enrich all of the very wealthy anyway.

01:37:02.420 And it is, it, it is like, uh, what was it that almost brought us down in 2008?

01:37:06.860 Derivatives.

01:37:07.580 It's like derivatives.

01:37:09.260 You're, you're selling garbage.

01:37:11.220 You're not selling anything.

01:37:13.620 Nobody really owns anything.

01:37:15.300 If you keep selling, you know, these derivatives, it's a scam.

01:37:21.020 This is the same thing at a global scale.

01:37:25.540 Well, and you think about what is America, uh, what are, what's one of the greatest assets of America?

01:37:32.080 It's our natural resources.

01:37:33.240 They're incredible.

01:37:34.200 And this allows, uh, not just wealthy investors, but we're talking about countries like China or Russia or, uh, you know, Iran, whomever,

01:37:43.360 that has a ton of money in these sovereign wealth funds to buy into a natural asset company.

01:37:49.100 Cause it'll be, they'll raise money globally.

01:37:51.040 If I'm, if, if I am in China and I want to cripple the United States, I just take West Texas and I buy up all of it in one of these companies and they can no longer drill.

01:38:04.900 That's right.

01:38:06.160 That's exactly right.

01:38:08.480 We're suicidal.

01:38:09.820 We're absolutely suicidal.

01:38:11.720 Okay.

01:38:12.100 So there is a public comment period, right?

01:38:14.920 And it's right now and it's been shortened and surprise everybody during the holiday season.

01:38:20.660 So is that for the average person, can they go online or call or, or what?

01:38:26.040 Yes, absolutely.

01:38:27.380 So, you know, I'm telling people to contact their federal legislators, their state legislators, um, you know, to have them reach out, uh, to the SEC.

01:38:38.660 So people can reach out to the SEC, but also encourage their, your legislators to reach out to the SEC and even the New York Stock Exchange, um, you know, contact your governor, your attorney general, even the state treasurer.

01:38:50.300 Uh, they need to take action to oppose this, um, and, and you can reach out to the SEC directly, uh, there's five commissioners.

01:38:58.520 Will it be too late after January?

01:39:01.040 Cause they say they're going to decide by January 2nd.

01:39:03.920 Well, they could decide one of the decisions could be to extend the, um, decision out further.

01:39:10.580 Okay.

01:39:10.900 Um, so that's why I'm, I'm hoping that we raise enough awareness and, and push back that, that it makes it difficult for them to, to finalize this on January 2nd.

01:39:20.620 But, you know, the, the fuse fuse is incredibly short.

01:39:24.880 It's incredible.

01:39:26.020 And it's by design.

01:39:27.160 Of course it is.

01:39:28.280 Of course it is.

01:39:29.000 And it's, uh, once again, the destruction of everything that we, what is America about?

01:39:37.740 If you can't come here, buy a piece of land and do what you want to do with it.

01:39:44.700 Well, what is America about?

01:39:46.440 This goes back to agenda 2020, agenda 2030, where they're trying to push everybody into the cities and this will do it.

01:39:57.020 This will do it.

01:39:58.400 And this is a whole of government approach.

01:40:00.640 You see all of these agencies, the forest service, fish and wildlife, uh, BLM, the, you know, Bureau of Land Management,

01:40:07.240 and all of these agencies are pushing this agenda.

01:40:10.200 Now the SEC, right?

01:40:11.620 And the SEC, of course, with the ESG, but, um, this, this just takes it to a whole nother level.

01:40:16.700 But you see the entire government apparatus pushing this, uh, this goal really to permanently stop economic, essential economic activity on our land and really lock up our natural resources.

01:40:27.640 It's incredibly destructive.

01:40:29.860 Marlo, thank you so much.

01:40:31.040 Thank you.

01:40:31.720 Thank you.

01:40:32.080 Thank you.

01:40:32.360 We'll talk to you again.

01:40:33.080 And Marlo Oaks, he is the treasurer, uh, of Utah who brought this to my attention.

01:40:38.460 It, it needs, uh, critical attention right now.

01:40:42.060 We're going to have this section of the show clipped.

01:40:44.980 We'll put it out online.

01:40:46.640 Please share it with everyone.

01:40:48.240 Share it with every legislator and senator you can find.

01:40:52.140 Make sure they know about it.

01:40:54.140 Make sure your friends know about it.

01:40:55.740 This is a way to lock up all public and private lands.

01:41:02.620 It is, it's obscene and evil and it's got to stop.

01:41:07.660 And they will decide by January 20th, unless, as he said, we kick up a storm and make sure that our legislatures, uh, legislators, state and federal are calling and saying, no, no, no, not so fast.

01:41:23.340 Not so fast.

01:41:24.260 They've got to call the SEC.

01:41:26.040 So here's the thing you are telling your congressman or whoever about the natural asset company that the New York stock exchange is creating along with the SEC, the SEC, the security and exchange commission can not allow for the creation of this kind of a company.

01:41:47.800 They cannot do it.

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01:47:17.760 Our forefathers designed this country with checks and balances.

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01:47:22.400 Framers hated government so much.

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01:47:30.180 You can make the case the U.S. government as a system is the most inefficient of Western nations and the president is the weakest head of state.

01:47:39.820 That's the way it was designed.

01:47:42.680 But that was so 247 years ago now, wasn't it?

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01:49:34.100 Right after a brand new Stew Does America. 0.71

01:49:38.800 So from the New York Times, Republicans sideline Zelensky with border demands imperiling aid.

01:49:46.880 Really?

01:49:48.360 So wait, I want to get this right.

01:49:49.940 The people in Washington don't want to make a deal to protect our borders.

01:49:59.320 They won't make that deal.

01:50:01.680 And at the same time, protect somebody else's border.

01:50:05.400 They just want to protect somebody else's border and not ours.

01:50:09.600 It's insanity.

01:50:10.900 Now, Biden said he's open to compromise here, Glenn.

01:50:15.240 I mean, come on.

01:50:16.620 But common sense.

01:50:17.760 He said common sense policies they can work together on, which, of course, means it's theirs on the highway.

01:50:24.140 But they did add the addendum.

01:50:26.920 We're not talking about some major reworking of some extreme political agenda, of course.

01:50:33.440 So, in other words, we're not going back to any kind of law and order on the border.

01:50:38.540 Right.

01:50:39.060 Yeah.

01:50:39.220 That's a little too crazy.

01:50:41.060 You know, what do you think the most likely outcome here is of this?

01:50:45.240 What I, here's, let me just toss out my, you tell me if you think this is right.

01:50:48.040 The Republicans claim some sort of border victory.

01:50:53.780 It is very unsatisfactory to people who actually care about the border.

01:50:58.800 But they can say something.

01:51:00.060 They get some money for the border.

01:51:01.800 They build eight inches of fence, whatever, you know, something like that.

01:51:05.800 And then this money still flows to Ukraine.

01:51:08.540 I think that's the most likely outcome of this.

01:51:11.580 Republicans cave by saying they got some sort of border victory, which is very unsubstantial.

01:51:17.040 Unsubstantial.

01:51:17.800 Okay.

01:51:18.440 So, I think you're right, except they get something out of it.

01:51:22.160 I don't think the eight inches of wealth, no.

01:51:24.100 I think they claim victory.

01:51:25.340 They definitely cave.

01:51:27.120 And the money goes to Zelensky in Ukraine.

01:51:30.880 That's what I think.

01:51:31.900 And it's all going to happen.

01:51:33.200 Whatever happened to the budget talks?

01:51:36.180 Wasn't that supposed to be done, you know, right after Thanksgiving?

01:51:38.620 I thought it was January.

01:51:40.320 Oh, is that they've moved it then?

01:51:41.020 I thought that the one they passed right before the last deadline.

01:51:44.160 Goes to January.

01:51:44.860 Kick the can down the road to January in two different dates, I believe.

01:51:48.720 And you know that the House has just passed a FISA, new FISA regulation that makes warrantless

01:51:58.180 wiretaps even more likely to happen.

01:52:01.080 That's from your friends in the GOP as well.

01:52:04.180 Wonderful.

01:52:04.700 So, they're great.

01:52:05.440 Would you, would you, Glenn Beck?

01:52:07.900 Yes.

01:52:08.860 I can tell you right now, no.

01:52:10.760 This is politics fantasy league.

01:52:12.020 All right.

01:52:12.200 Let me give you a, let me give you a couple, I got a couple scenarios for you.

01:52:14.280 Okay.

01:52:14.820 Would you support?

01:52:15.900 Would I support?

01:52:16.640 This money going to Ukraine?

01:52:18.060 And again, when I say this money, what does that mean?

01:52:20.040 I don't know.

01:52:20.600 60 billion, 100 billion, an infinite amount.

01:52:23.200 I mean, maybe we just put a printing press in Kiev and just let them print it when they

01:52:27.920 need it.

01:52:28.280 I don't know.

01:52:28.900 We should put it in every foreign capital.

01:52:30.760 Yeah, it's just, just to print the cash as you need it.

01:52:33.660 That's the problem.

01:52:34.600 It's like an ATM machine, except it's printing.

01:52:38.140 That's the better policy.

01:52:39.560 Then you have to, you know what, we can stop having these conversations about it.

01:52:42.860 So easy.

01:52:43.380 Would you support if they said this money's going to go to Ukraine to fund this war effort,

01:52:49.040 but you get an actual border wall?

01:52:51.800 They put up a border wall over the entire border.

01:52:54.300 No, because I don't believe they'll do the border wall.

01:52:56.300 I would say, yes, you're going to put the military down.

01:53:00.320 You're going to stay in Mexico, remain in Mexico, goes back in, and you're actually 0.98

01:53:05.820 funding real security.

01:53:09.540 Yeah, I'd give one more, one more dip in the bank for Ukraine if that's what it took.

01:53:13.800 If you actually got like a legit border policy, you were happy with it.

01:53:16.560 And here's what, and here's what that would buy.

01:53:18.980 It would not only buy America's security.

01:53:22.060 I mean, who's going to answer for the next terrorist attack?

01:53:25.580 My guess is nothing, because they'll just lock everything down because it will be so horrible

01:53:29.840 that they just can't have any kind of misinformation, and you've got to stay in your house to be safe.

01:53:34.920 Who's going to answer for that?

01:53:36.960 Who's going to answer for that?

01:53:38.420 Because this is the time where we're letting people, remember, we let people stay after their 0.96

01:53:45.140 visa expired?

01:53:46.320 How irresponsible.

01:53:47.540 Who's responsible for that?

01:53:48.980 We've got to create a big institution so we can take care of that. 1.00

01:53:51.940 There's no question when a bomb or something happens with Islamic terrorism or any kind of 1.00

01:53:58.860 Chinese do anything, anything.

01:54:02.040 Their militaries practically are here now.

01:54:06.180 They're civilians.

01:54:08.180 So who's going to take responsibility for that?

01:54:12.080 So how does that work out in the end?

01:54:17.040 If you are really, truly, if you care about your political future, you know if you're not

01:54:23.880 fighting this, you're on the list.

01:54:27.020 So how does that end?

01:54:28.920 How does that work out?

01:54:31.040 Hmm.

01:54:31.640 How does that work out?

01:54:33.060 Now, how does it work out for Zelensky in Ukraine if we just say, no, you're not getting

01:54:40.700 any more money?

01:54:42.400 No more money.

01:54:43.360 You know, in a short period of time, Russia overruns the country, right? 0.99

01:54:47.140 Eventually.

01:54:47.760 Yes.

01:54:48.020 And Zelensky has already said he's thinking about going to the negotiating table in January.

01:54:52.460 With what?

01:54:53.480 What cards do you hold now?

01:54:55.660 Well, this is the hawkish argument, though.

01:54:57.220 You need to give them cards to hold so they can get a negotiation, right?

01:55:00.540 I know that.

01:55:01.340 I know that.

01:55:02.740 So I'd be willing to give you some cards to hold, but you would have to secure our border

01:55:11.240 first.

01:55:12.880 No tricks, nothing.

01:55:16.360 It's a one-page deal.

01:55:19.000 On this date, these people cannot cross the border.

01:55:25.460 Period.

01:55:27.040 None of this stuff is happening.

01:55:29.460 Because you do need some details, because they'll build a border wall that's four inches

01:55:33.260 tall.

01:55:33.700 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:55:34.340 And then they'll say there's some other, we're building it, but we don't, you know, it's

01:55:38.560 still a problem.

01:55:39.400 And I think you always have those questions as to whether they'd follow through with it.

01:55:43.500 But I have to tell you, everybody in Washington knew they were losing the public.

01:55:48.180 The public was with Ukraine at the beginning.

01:55:50.460 And then it started to erode.

01:55:52.840 And when it was eroding, it was eroding in big chunks.

01:55:56.360 So everyone knew.

01:55:57.960 I knew.

01:55:58.480 You knew.

01:55:59.660 I mean, you know, the person at the 7-Eleven might not have known.

01:56:02.820 But that's why we don't have the person at 7-Eleven making these decisions in Congress.

01:56:09.460 That's why we have a representative republic.

01:56:12.400 So they all knew.

01:56:15.100 And why wasn't the president or anybody who says they care, Lindsey Graham, why weren't

01:56:22.460 you saying six months ago, look, you have a real chance of losing the American people.

01:56:28.160 They're already starting to fall away.

01:56:30.100 Get to a negotiating table, because I can't promise anything.

01:56:34.220 Yeah, no.

01:56:34.700 I mean, and this has happened with every war, right?

01:56:36.520 And pretty much, I mean, you think of go back to Iraq.

01:56:39.080 I mean, remember, Iraq became this big, divisive issue between Republicans and Democrats throughout

01:56:44.800 the 2000s.

01:56:45.960 People forget that almost all Democrats supported that war.

01:56:49.480 They almost all voted for it in Congress to authorize that war.

01:56:54.280 The same thing is happening right now.

01:56:55.640 I mean, you know, Biden is doing something he should not do by warning Netanyahu publicly

01:57:02.400 that he's going to lose the world in the support for this war.

01:57:05.160 Though the underlying point there is probably true.

01:57:09.080 He is.

01:57:10.460 They are going to lose.

01:57:11.540 And it's beyond the point of bluffing.

01:57:14.420 So what, who was responsible for this?

01:57:18.540 Who was responsible for this?

01:57:20.600 The Republicans?

01:57:21.900 The American people?

01:57:23.480 What support for more aid to Ukraine?

01:57:28.580 How much support is there?

01:57:29.900 Right now, this is a very recent poll that came out this week.

01:57:32.920 Um, 48% of voters said the U.S. was spending too much on sending financial and military aid

01:57:39.780 to Ukraine.

01:57:40.440 Half the country says too much already.

01:57:42.200 27% said the U.S. was spending the right amount.

01:57:45.840 Just keep spending.

01:57:46.880 We just have this spending.

01:57:48.260 It's okay.

01:57:49.160 And then 11% said the U.S. was not spending enough.

01:57:51.840 11% say spend more.

01:57:54.340 And then 11.

01:57:55.060 And what's the number of D.C. politicians?

01:57:57.980 90% say we're not spending enough?

01:57:59.600 Yeah.

01:58:00.080 95?

01:58:00.480 So it is a complete disconnect.

01:58:02.240 Total disconnect.

01:58:02.580 From the Republic.

01:58:03.700 Yeah.

01:58:04.120 The system of representation.

01:58:07.340 11% of the public say we should send more.

01:58:11.740 And to your point, Glenn, those numbers have drastically changed over the past year or so.

01:58:17.360 I mean, if you go back a year from, I don't have the numbers in front of me, but they were

01:58:21.180 totally reversed on this.

01:58:22.460 The U.S., the funding for Ukraine was very popular, and opposing it was, you know, a minority

01:58:29.980 position by a large margin.

01:58:31.360 So here's what I want you to know, and you need to know this, and you need to spread the

01:58:35.980 word.

01:58:37.280 Who is responsible for a growing war?

01:58:42.000 Because right now they're saying, the Republicans, the Republicans are going to, they're going

01:58:45.960 to, Putin's just going to take over the world, and we're going to have troops then in Europe. 0.53

01:58:51.640 Who's responsible for that?

01:58:53.240 First of all, I don't buy into that.

01:58:55.100 It's not impossible.

01:58:56.860 Pardon me?

01:58:57.200 It's not impossible that he has larger aims.

01:58:59.720 But why did it happen?

01:59:01.720 Why did it happen?

01:59:03.060 Because we promised something that we promised at the end of the Cold War we'd never do.

01:59:08.820 Allow Ukraine into NATO. 0.97

01:59:11.180 All we had to do was say, we're going to stick with what we have always said.

01:59:15.400 We wish you well, but we can't bring you into NATO.

01:59:19.500 We already have spoken word treaties on that.

01:59:22.940 We made a promise.

01:59:24.000 We did not signal we were going to keep it.

01:59:26.360 Correct.

01:59:26.480 Now, we haven't broken it yet.

01:59:27.660 They're not in NATO.

01:59:28.360 Correct.

01:59:28.600 But we signaled that we wanted it to happen.

01:59:31.460 And we also signaled, as we showed you yesterday, in 2016, that we were going in to take out Putin.

01:59:39.080 We were going to support them and back them on their war with Putin.

01:59:43.820 Okay?

01:59:44.500 So, this has been in the works for a long time.

01:59:47.580 Again, that's after Crimea.

01:59:49.020 And there was...

01:59:49.680 Two years after Crimea.

01:59:50.920 True.

01:59:51.420 Yeah.

01:59:51.540 But, I mean, it wasn't like...

01:59:53.320 The only thing I would throw in here is, it's not like if we lived up to all of our promises,

01:59:59.780 Vladimir Putin would have been the nicest guy in the world.

02:00:01.620 No, no, no.

02:00:02.000 I don't buy that.

02:00:02.420 He's a bad guy.

02:00:03.280 He would have found some justification to do what he wanted to do anyway.

02:00:07.240 But there is a bloodlust in Washington.

02:00:10.620 They want blood.

02:00:12.160 They want a war for some reason.

02:00:14.580 I think I could speculate on that.

02:00:17.020 But there are people that are just hungry and thirsty for a war there.

02:00:23.500 Meanwhile, Putin has brought in even closer now, the story today, Iran.

02:00:30.880 Well, how do you think that's going to work out?

02:00:34.120 And this is going to be very important.

02:00:36.800 Because if you try to ask the people who created the problem to fix it, they can't fix it.

02:00:44.060 They created the problem.

02:00:47.020 Stop going to the people who create the problems and saying, well, maybe the Fed can fix it.

02:00:52.700 Well, I mean, what does the Fed say about inflation?

02:00:55.600 What the hell does it matter?

02:00:57.260 They're the ones that created this.

02:01:00.340 Why would we ask for their help or their assistance in anything?

02:01:05.680 Same thing with war.

02:01:07.040 It's not the Republicans because only 11% want more money to go.

02:01:12.140 The Republicans are at least representing the will of the people, which is what they're supposed to do.

02:01:19.440 The key here is they all knew the public was turning sour on this.

02:01:25.120 They should have been stepping on Zelensky's neck months ago saying, you're going to lose the American people.

02:01:32.620 Negotiate now or you'll have no cards.

02:01:35.160 It's not the Republicans' fault.

02:01:38.980 It's certainly not your fault.

02:01:41.400 Back in just a minute.

02:01:42.520 Okay, there's a gold rush going on right now.

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02:01:49.580 They are becoming scarily bullish, predicting that gold might soar past $2,500.

02:01:55.440 That's only about $400 away from where it is now.

02:01:59.420 That's not a big deal.

02:02:01.480 I've told you for 20 years, gold gets up between $25,000 and $3,500 an ounce.

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02:03:09.300 You know, let's look at this logically.

02:03:27.180 If you actually think that Putin is a threat, which I do,

02:03:31.860 that Putin is a bad guy, which I do.

02:03:34.420 And the idea is, if you stop funding now, we're all going to be at war because Putin will be emboldened.

02:03:44.820 Uh-huh.

02:03:45.420 If you think Putin is bad now, what happens when the United States loses its world reserve currency?

02:03:54.500 When the United States has 145% inflation, like they do in Argentina, what happens?

02:04:02.340 Is Putin empowered?

02:04:04.460 Is China empowered?

02:04:06.700 We're not the country of the 1980s.

02:04:10.220 You gotta take a breath.

02:04:12.360 Get healthy.

02:04:13.280 And hold the line while you're doing that.

02:04:18.640 It's insane.

02:04:20.600 It's insane that these are our leaders.

02:04:22.660 The Glenn Beck Program.

The Glenn Beck Program - December 13, 2023

The Government Wants to Control Your AIR？! ｜ Guests： Mark Levin & Marlo Oaks ｜ 12⧸13⧸23

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