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00:02:01.460 This is the Glenn Beck Program

00:02:04.200 Hello America, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program

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00:04:41.160 All right, where do we start?

00:04:44.760 Let me just give you an update on something I am very concerned about

00:04:49.980 And I'm not concerned as if I'm not saying this is coming

00:04:55.000 I'm not wishing this is coming

00:04:56.740 I just think there are some things on the table that we should be aware of

00:05:02.020 Yesterday, I told you about the 101st Airborne going into the border of Ukraine

00:05:08.640 They're in Romania, some dominoes fell because of that yesterday that you should be aware of

00:05:14.020 I think, I hope that this is all that it is

00:05:20.520 We are playing a giant game of chicken

00:05:24.440 With a guy who may be on his deathbed soon

00:05:28.680 Vladimir Putin

00:05:30.000 I think, I hope that's what it is

00:05:33.880 I think we are reliving right now the Cuban Missile Crisis

00:05:37.720 Where Russia backed down in the end

00:05:40.800 This, I think, I think

00:05:44.100 Is what the White House is trying to do

00:05:47.600 But I don't know

00:05:48.560 But we should at least be having a conversation about it

00:05:52.040 So let me just tell you what has happened here in the last few days

00:05:55.680 USA, Japan, Australia, the UK, and now China

00:06:02.760 Have all recommended that their citizens leave Ukraine 1.00

00:06:06.880 So with the war so far, Chinese citizens could stay and work there 1.00

00:06:13.060 But as of yesterday, China is calling all citizens home

00:06:17.600 The US and Canada and the UK have also recommended all citizens flee Russia immediately

00:06:25.680 Russia seems to have declared also a full evacuation of one of the four breakaway regions

00:06:33.380 It just claimed were now part of Russia

00:06:35.860 Now two weeks later, they're telling both citizens and their military to fully evacuate that region

00:06:44.160 Biden, we told you over the weekend

00:06:47.200 Deployed the 101st Airborne Division of the US Army to Romania

00:06:51.120 Right on the Ukrainian border

00:06:53.200 That's another 10 plus thousand combat personnel

00:06:56.560 On top of the 120,000 US military personnel

00:06:59.900 Already stationed in Europe

00:07:02.820 As we discussed on yesterday's show

00:07:05.520 That division hasn't been deployed to Europe since World War II

00:07:10.000 It is also worth noting this

00:07:13.620 You find it on Wikipedia

00:07:15.380 But I have something better than Wikipedia in a second

00:07:18.180 The 104th Airborne Division Air Assault Screaming Eagles

00:07:21.900 Is a light infantry division of the United States Army

00:07:25.300 That specializes in air assault operations

00:07:28.660 It can plan, coordinate, and execute multiple battalion-sized air assault operations

00:07:34.860 To seize terrain

00:07:36.200 These operations can be conducted by mobile teams

00:07:39.840 Covering large distances

00:07:41.460 Fighting well behind enemy lines

00:07:43.900 And working in austere environments

00:07:46.380 With limited or degraded infrastructure

00:07:48.880 So, it is worth noting

00:07:52.260 And reporting

00:07:53.620 Nowhere in the US

00:07:56.140 Nowhere

00:07:57.340 But just yesterday

00:07:59.240 The Romanian defense minister

00:08:01.180 Who has been a vocal opponent

00:08:03.540 Of having non-defensive NATO forces deployed in his country

00:08:08.540 Non-defensive NATO forces deployed in his country

00:08:14.040 Suddenly resigned

00:08:15.000 He said that it was a disagreement

00:08:18.300 With the Romanian president

00:08:20.760 Could it be that these are non-defensive troops?

00:08:26.900 It's not a defensive force

00:08:30.580 It is an offensive force

00:08:32.580 It is not there to defend every inch of NATO soil

00:08:36.240 It is there as possibly an invasion force of Ukraine or Russia

00:08:42.780 And to drop behind enemy lines

00:08:45.480 Now, Brigadier General John Lubas

00:08:47.520 The division's deputy commander

00:08:49.480 Just said

00:08:50.400 This is not a training deployment

00:08:53.080 But rather a combat deployment

00:08:55.620 And that his troops need to be ready to fight

00:08:58.420 Tonight, tomorrow

00:08:59.740 And depending on how the situation escalates

00:09:02.080 Across the border

00:09:03.020 His troops are now three miles

00:09:05.620 From the Ukrainian border in Romania

00:09:07.940 What is all of this caused by?

00:09:12.320 Apparently, both sides now

00:09:14.360 We and the Russians

00:09:15.600 Are accusing each other and Ukraine 1.00

00:09:19.220 For a couple of things

00:09:21.680 A dirty bomb

00:09:23.060 False flag

00:09:24.740 And

00:09:26.400 The possibility of blowing up

00:09:29.240 The Ukrainian equivalent of the Hoover Dam 1.00

00:09:31.500 It's the largest hydroelectric power dam

00:09:34.880 In all of Europe

00:09:36.200 As many as 100,000 people

00:09:38.460 Live along the river

00:09:39.480 Downstream

00:09:40.420 We don't know who started this rumor

00:09:45.280 But both sides now are going

00:09:47.760 They're going to do it

00:09:48.560 No, you're going to do it

00:09:50.160 No, you're going to do it

00:09:51.160 Also, in something that has made me question

00:09:55.220 My very existence on the planet

00:09:58.040 There's a sudden about face

00:10:00.220 Of 50 congressional Democrats

00:10:02.300 That just sent a letter to the White House

00:10:05.180 Demanding Biden should seek peace with Russia

00:10:08.500 They say

00:10:10.640 The reporting is

00:10:11.840 Even if a free state of Ukraine

00:10:13.480 Has to be sacrificed as a concept

00:10:15.540 To get a peace deal done

00:10:18.160 Specifically citing the dangerous signs

00:10:20.520 We are escalating now

00:10:21.940 Towards nuclear war with Russia

00:10:23.800 I say

00:10:24.860 I question my very existence

00:10:26.340 Because I've read the letter

00:10:27.840 And for the very first time

00:10:30.760 In my life

00:10:32.880 Something coming from progressives

00:10:35.920 Seems reasonable

00:10:37.860 Maybe I'm missing something there

00:10:43.340 But what they're saying is

00:10:45.660 We support

00:10:46.920 The Ukrainian people

00:10:48.840 We support Ukraine

00:10:50.700 Having its own right to exist

00:10:53.820 And its own property

00:10:55.640 But everything

00:10:58.300 Everything

00:10:59.500 Has to be done

00:11:01.180 To negotiate

00:11:02.640 And try to find peace

00:11:05.780 Remember

00:11:07.320 Remember

00:11:07.340 It was just last week

00:11:08.960 That the U.S. Department of Health

00:11:10.740 And Human Services

00:11:11.580 Not

00:11:12.320 The Department of Defense

00:11:13.900 But the U.S. Department of Health

00:11:16.440 And Human Services

00:11:17.380 Acquired

00:11:18.900 Hundreds of millions

00:11:20.560 Of dollars

00:11:21.240 Of acute radiation poisoning

00:11:23.420 Medication

00:11:24.200 That only has

00:11:26.060 A two year shelf life

00:11:27.680 It's not in Europe 0.98

00:11:29.460 With our troops

00:11:30.300 It's here

00:11:31.160 In the U.S.

00:11:32.160 We've never done

00:11:33.520 Anything like that before

00:11:35.120 Oh and

00:11:35.820 The New York Post

00:11:37.520 Reported yesterday

00:11:38.560 That Putin has been seen

00:11:39.940 With what appears to be

00:11:41.180 IV track marks

00:11:42.600 On the back of his hand

00:11:44.140 Reigniting the rumors

00:11:46.020 That he is getting

00:11:47.160 Cancer treatments

00:11:48.280 So

00:11:49.900 What does all this mean?

00:11:53.580 Nothing

00:11:54.220 Other than

00:11:55.220 We are moving

00:11:56.400 Giant

00:11:56.960 Chess pieces

00:11:58.660 On the board

00:11:59.600 We are

00:12:01.680 I think

00:12:02.400 Playing a game

00:12:03.340 Of chicken

00:12:04.420 At a time

00:12:06.320 When the world

00:12:07.000 Has never been

00:12:08.040 Closer to the edge

00:12:09.320 Of

00:12:09.820 Really

00:12:10.760 Global destruction

00:12:12.300 We haven't seen

00:12:14.540 This kind of

00:12:15.860 Escalation

00:12:16.700 And talk

00:12:17.200 Of nuclear war

00:12:18.200 Since probably

00:12:19.820 1983

00:12:20.600 We've got a guy

00:12:24.360 In Russia

00:12:25.480 That we all know

00:12:26.300 Is crazy

00:12:26.920 And will do 1.00

00:12:27.420 Whatever the hell

00:12:28.060 He wants

00:12:28.660 Who's

00:12:30.260 Possibly

00:12:31.160 Dying

00:12:32.020 Wants to leave

00:12:34.800 A legacy

00:12:35.240 Behind

00:12:35.740 The other guy

00:12:38.040 On the other side

00:12:38.980 Of the table

00:12:39.520 I don't even know

00:12:41.640 If he has all

00:12:42.280 Of his marbles

00:12:43.120 I don't know

00:12:45.600 What this guy

00:12:46.320 Is thinking

00:12:46.900 We're in a

00:12:49.200 Dangerous

00:12:49.840 Situation

00:12:50.700 Oh and

00:12:52.200 By the way

00:12:52.680 No constitutionally

00:12:53.840 Required

00:12:54.320 Declaration of war

00:12:55.520 Yet

00:12:56.760 Don't

00:12:58.020 Listen to people

00:12:59.140 Who tell you

00:12:59.820 You're

00:13:00.780 Pro-Ukraine

00:13:01.840 Or anti-Ukraine

00:13:03.140 Pro-Russia 0.65

00:13:03.920 Or anti-Russia

00:13:05.100 I don't really care

00:13:06.780 I'm pro-America

00:13:08.200 I'm pro-life

00:13:09.880 I'm pro-the western world

00:13:12.100 I'd just like to have a discussion

00:13:15.540 On all these things

00:13:16.620 That are happening

00:13:17.180 In our world

00:13:17.820 That are affecting

00:13:19.440 Each of us

00:13:20.620 Deeply

00:13:21.500 The idea

00:13:24.380 That we could be

00:13:25.880 In a war

00:13:26.640 That

00:13:27.280 That

00:13:28.260 Biden

00:13:28.980 Could just say

00:13:30.260 Tonight

00:13:31.060 You know what

00:13:32.560 Go across the border 0.98

00:13:33.460 Now I would assume

00:13:35.300 That we would need

00:13:36.160 Russia to do something

00:13:37.640 For us to do that

00:13:39.000 But

00:13:40.820 I mean

00:13:41.920 That's what would make sense

00:13:43.300 But does anything make sense

00:13:44.540 Especially when Glenn Beck

00:13:45.940 Just said

00:13:46.540 The progressive letter

00:13:47.620 I agree with

00:13:49.260 I mean nothing makes sense

00:13:52.000 In today's world

00:13:52.780 But

00:13:53.080 Traditionally speaking

00:13:56.680 Russia would need to do something

00:13:59.360 But are you comfortable

00:14:01.760 With us

00:14:02.620 Being there

00:14:03.880 Ready just to throw in

00:14:05.260 The 101st Airborne

00:14:06.880 And begin to engage

00:14:08.100 Because I'm not

00:14:09.980 The ramifications of this

00:14:12.480 Are

00:14:13.600 Incredible

00:14:15.580 Now

00:14:17.340 One other thing

00:14:18.320 Rishi Sunak

00:14:19.820 He is

00:14:21.780 The

00:14:22.220 Now

00:14:22.820 Latest

00:14:23.900 Prime Minister

00:14:25.360 For the United Kingdom

00:14:27.100 It's historic

00:14:29.620 Because

00:14:31.000 He's

00:14:33.060 I don't know

00:14:34.300 Is he Muslim?

00:14:35.960 Maybe not Muslim 1.00

00:14:37.340 He's

00:14:37.760 He's a

00:14:39.160 I don't

00:14:40.100 I don't know what he is

00:14:41.100 I don't know what he is

00:14:41.900 I don't really care

00:14:42.380 Read from the New York Times

00:14:43.640 He is

00:14:44.720 He is

00:14:45.620 A breakthrough

00:14:46.360 For diversity

00:14:47.340 But

00:14:47.980 With privilege

00:14:49.440 Attached

00:14:50.220 Okay

00:14:51.300 Okay

00:14:52.040 He's Indian

00:14:52.680 He's Indian

00:14:53.440 Okay

00:14:53.820 So

00:14:54.840 I just know

00:14:55.920 Everybody's like

00:14:56.380 Oh it's historic

00:14:57.440 I don't

00:14:58.260 I don't really care

00:14:59.380 I really

00:15:00.720 Don't

00:15:01.980 Care

00:15:02.500 You don't care about his skin color?

00:15:03.800 His

00:15:03.960 Nope

00:15:04.600 Or his religion 0.78

00:15:05.580 Really don't

00:15:06.340 Really don't

00:15:06.900 Want to know what his policies are

00:15:08.600 And here's the problem

00:15:10.080 He is

00:15:11.660 Justin Trudeau

00:15:13.220 He is

00:15:15.360 Conservative

00:15:16.440 But he has the agenda

00:15:19.180 That is the same as his 0.91

00:15:21.700 Liberal opponents

00:15:23.380 Globalist

00:15:24.420 He is a

00:15:26.720 World Economic Forum

00:15:28.340 Supporter

00:15:29.060 And the first thing he did

00:15:32.080 Was 0.99

00:15:32.780 Shoot off a

00:15:34.720 A letter to Ukraine 0.99

00:15:36.300 Saying we support you

00:15:37.640 100%

00:15:38.620 We're going to be with you

00:15:39.580 You know

00:15:40.580 Through it thick and thin

00:15:41.780 He also supports the

00:15:43.680 Continuing centralization

00:15:45.080 Of society

00:15:45.960 He wants the installation

00:15:47.860 Of political and

00:15:48.900 Financial

00:15:49.440 Surveillance

00:15:50.800 Through digital ID

00:15:52.040 He is for the

00:15:54.340 Social credit system

00:15:55.640 ESG

00:15:56.500 A central bank

00:15:57.480 Digital currency system

00:15:59.040 You know

00:16:01.140 He's more like the

00:16:02.460 David Cameron wing

00:16:03.380 Of the

00:16:03.840 Quote unquote

00:16:04.300 Conservative party

00:16:05.480 Right

00:16:05.740 He's more on that

00:16:06.680 Yeah

00:16:07.200 Wing

00:16:07.740 And I think we're

00:16:08.720 Going to look back

00:16:09.180 At the Liz Truss thing

00:16:09.900 As a real

00:16:10.440 Real problem

00:16:11.300 I think we are too

00:16:12.360 You know

00:16:12.700 I think

00:16:13.420 He kind of came and

00:16:14.100 Went so fast

00:16:14.860 And we weren't really

00:16:15.540 You know

00:16:15.700 It's not our country

00:16:16.400 We're not really

00:16:16.860 Paying close attention

00:16:17.640 But here's someone

00:16:18.480 Who came in with the

00:16:19.400 Idea of

00:16:20.140 Margaret Thatcher

00:16:20.900 She loves Margaret Thatcher

00:16:23.080 She wanted to implement

00:16:24.100 Many of the

00:16:25.040 Financial policies

00:16:26.360 Of Thatcher

00:16:27.700 And they dispatched her

00:16:29.600 For really

00:16:30.260 Really no reason

00:16:31.460 Really no reason

00:16:33.160 And of course

00:16:34.160 She also backed off

00:16:35.180 Of her

00:16:35.560 Her opinions

00:16:36.520 Almost immediately

00:16:37.320 When she was

00:16:37.880 Criticized for them

00:16:38.680 So that's a big

00:16:39.160 Problem too

00:16:39.780 But now

00:16:41.280 One of our

00:16:41.840 Closest allies

00:16:42.540 Is running away

00:16:43.560 From what we

00:16:45.120 Would love to see

00:16:46.380 As conservative values

00:16:47.520 And embracing a guy

00:16:49.420 Who you know

00:16:49.840 Almost like a

00:16:51.700 Moderate Republican

00:16:53.120 In their system

00:16:54.900 Which is liberal

00:16:55.700 To us

00:16:56.160 I don't think

00:16:56.920 I don't think

00:16:56.940 That you can do

00:16:58.040 The Margaret Thatcher

00:16:59.700 Ronald Reagan

00:17:00.540 You know

00:17:01.400 Serious conservative

00:17:02.800 We're moving forward

00:17:04.380 On anything

00:17:05.500 Anything today

00:17:07.140 Unless you have a spine

00:17:08.560 Unless you have a spine

00:17:10.360 And know how to handle

00:17:11.900 The media

00:17:12.420 And there's two people

00:17:13.840 That come to mind

00:17:14.480 That I know

00:17:15.120 Well three now

00:17:15.840 I think

00:17:16.400 Carrie Lake

00:17:17.160 Is beginning to show us

00:17:18.460 Those kind of tendencies

00:17:19.760 But you also have

00:17:21.960 Ron DeSantis

00:17:22.940 And Donald Trump

00:17:24.100 If you don't have

00:17:25.760 That quality

00:17:26.540 Of just going

00:17:27.260 Uh huh

00:17:27.980 I don't really care

00:17:28.900 And talking directly

00:17:31.300 To the people

00:17:32.080 I don't think

00:17:33.700 You can do it

00:17:34.320 In today's world

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00:18:14.360 I wouldn't call

00:18:15.720 CarShield

00:18:16.340 For that

00:18:16.800 I mean maybe

00:18:17.280 It's covered

00:18:17.720 I don't know

00:18:18.220 But I call

00:18:19.320 CarShield

00:18:19.940 When it's something

00:18:21.260 Devastating to the car

00:18:22.980 I have had them

00:18:24.520 Actually pick up

00:18:25.660 The um

00:18:26.780 The cost of something

00:18:27.960 In one of my old trucks

00:18:29.160 For about

00:18:29.900 Six thousand dollars

00:18:31.040 That's insanity

00:18:32.600 Insanity

00:18:33.040 Insanity

00:18:33.760 What are you

00:18:34.660 That's six times

00:18:36.000 The amount

00:18:36.500 I paid for my first car

00:18:37.940 What does that do

00:18:39.420 To the average person

00:18:40.380 It just destroys you

00:18:42.400 CarShield

00:18:43.620 Has had my back

00:18:44.940 When my car breaks down

00:18:46.060 It'll have your back

00:18:47.740 As well

00:18:48.160 Get coverage

00:18:48.880 Like I have

00:18:49.960 CarShield

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00:18:51.700 Slash back

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00:19:05.460 10 seconds

00:19:06.180 Station ID

00:19:06.840 So it's

00:19:18.300 It's interesting to me

00:19:21.120 That we are looking

00:19:22.280 At an election

00:19:23.060 And you can't

00:19:24.780 Use the media

00:19:25.800 To do all of your work

00:19:27.600 And we have

00:19:29.740 All of these

00:19:30.520 Investigations

00:19:31.420 That have to happen

00:19:32.640 We have to know

00:19:34.120 What Fauci

00:19:34.960 And COVID

00:19:36.000 We have to know

00:19:36.820 We have to

00:19:38.000 Put a cap

00:19:40.200 And a lid

00:19:41.040 On everything

00:19:41.740 That happened

00:19:42.320 We have to go back

00:19:43.180 And revisit how

00:19:44.300 Churches were

00:19:45.800 Forced to shut down

00:19:47.260 And you know

00:19:47.940 I don't know

00:19:48.540 Call me crazy

00:19:49.300 I'd kind of like

00:19:50.240 To have some sort

00:19:51.020 Of confirmation

00:19:51.460 On the origin

00:19:52.100 Of the virus

00:19:52.840 That would be nice

00:19:53.820 I think it's critical

00:19:55.080 That we do that

00:19:56.100 I think it's critical

00:19:57.680 That Hunter Biden

00:19:58.960 All of that stuff

00:20:00.460 Is vetted

00:20:02.180 And tried

00:20:03.860 Out and open

00:20:04.820 And we find out

00:20:06.480 What the deal is

00:20:07.720 And we

00:20:08.840 We either impeach

00:20:11.100 Or don't impeach

00:20:12.300 Depending on the facts

00:20:14.000 Would you agree with that?

00:20:16.220 Sure

00:20:16.520 Of course

00:20:16.820 It has to happen

00:20:18.140 Yeah you gotta know

00:20:18.920 I mean there's

00:20:19.420 There's enough there

00:20:20.300 Enough smoking guns

00:20:21.500 Correct

00:20:21.740 To wonder

00:20:22.220 So there's several

00:20:23.340 Of these things

00:20:24.120 However

00:20:24.940 You get into office

00:20:27.040 And this is what I think

00:20:28.460 Biden has been

00:20:29.640 Planning on

00:20:30.680 And the left

00:20:31.200 Has been planning on

00:20:32.120 They put the Republicans

00:20:34.060 In control

00:20:35.300 And they start

00:20:36.700 Having hearings

00:20:37.640 What is the press

00:20:39.120 Going to say?

00:20:42.220 Probably that they're

00:20:43.260 Ignoring the important

00:20:44.200 Issues of the day

00:20:44.740 Exactly right

00:20:45.580 They're focusing on

00:20:46.500 These wild investigations

00:20:48.420 Filled with lies

00:20:49.340 Right now

00:20:50.240 You have a majority

00:20:51.480 Of Americans

00:20:52.320 It is now

00:20:53.460 Two thirds

00:20:55.900 Of Americans

00:20:57.080 Are living

00:20:57.640 Paycheck to paycheck

00:20:58.760 One or two

00:21:00.520 Out of every three

00:21:01.520 Americans

00:21:01.940 Are living

00:21:02.800 On the edge

00:21:04.000 You haven't heard

00:21:05.920 Anything about that

00:21:07.420 But the minute

00:21:08.800 The Republicans

00:21:09.600 Take control

00:21:10.620 That's all

00:21:11.580 You're going to see

00:21:12.520 And they're going to

00:21:14.100 Where they're going to

00:21:15.440 Re-imagine

00:21:16.740 The economy

00:21:18.400 And say

00:21:20.180 They are spending

00:21:21.280 Time on these things

00:21:22.600 That mean nothing

00:21:23.660 And they are not

00:21:24.980 Helping you

00:21:26.040 I'm telling you

00:21:28.640 These things

00:21:29.220 Because you have to

00:21:30.180 Know them

00:21:30.740 In advance

00:21:31.440 Or you could easily

00:21:32.520 Be scooped up

00:21:33.380 In it

00:21:33.840 We have to decide

00:21:35.920 Is the Fauci thing

00:21:37.940 Is the coronavirus

00:21:39.800 Is all of that

00:21:41.200 Important

00:21:41.960 Or not

00:21:42.920 I think it is

00:21:45.340 It's vitally important

00:21:48.220 That we get answers

00:21:48.880 To all of that stuff

00:21:49.840 I mean it's

00:21:50.260 Arguably the most

00:21:51.660 Significant thing

00:21:52.360 That has happened

00:21:52.940 In the last

00:21:53.400 Several decades

00:21:54.100 Right

00:21:54.860 Like we shut down

00:21:56.500 The global

00:21:57.720 I mean World War II

00:21:59.420 What's the last time

00:22:00.100 Probably what you'd

00:22:01.100 Go back to

00:22:01.640 So it's really important

00:22:03.780 That we get all the answers

00:22:04.920 And you know

00:22:05.320 Some of them

00:22:05.800 Might not be

00:22:06.500 What we expect them to be

00:22:07.620 But I still want to know

00:22:08.580 What they are

00:22:09.140 Yes

00:22:09.820 You know

00:22:10.120 It might not always align

00:22:11.500 With everything that we believe

00:22:12.600 Or we want to be the truth

00:22:14.480 That's okay

00:22:15.100 I still want to know

00:22:16.400 I just want

00:22:17.580 A full vetting

00:22:19.420 Yeah

00:22:19.660 Of everything

00:22:20.460 That's all I want

00:22:21.700 Just somebody

00:22:23.040 Call it into account

00:22:25.140 What is the truth

00:22:26.860 And let the chips

00:22:27.880 Fall where they may

00:22:29.040 Republican

00:22:30.180 Democrat

00:22:30.920 Independent

00:22:31.520 I don't care

00:22:32.760 If somebody needs

00:22:34.280 To go to jail

00:22:35.080 They should go to jail

00:22:37.100 If we have a loophole

00:22:38.960 Somewhere

00:22:39.420 It needs to be stopped

00:22:41.920 So it doesn't happen again

00:22:43.680 The Glenn Beck Program

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00:22:48.940 What did you do

00:22:50.060 To stem the tide

00:22:51.000 What did you do

00:22:52.300 To help stop

00:22:53.520 The spread

00:22:54.120 Of the leftist values

00:22:55.740 That either

00:22:56.300 Destroyed

00:22:57.180 Or nearly destroyed

00:22:58.300 America

00:22:58.880 I want the answer

00:23:00.920 To be that

00:23:01.720 I was proactive

00:23:02.520 That I stood

00:23:03.440 That I didn't just

00:23:04.220 Talk the talk

00:23:04.940 I walked the walk

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00:24:07.740 So the debate last night

00:24:18.080 In Florida

00:24:18.700 Went probably

00:24:19.900 I think as expected

00:24:21.260 DeSantis crushed

00:24:24.320 Charlie Crist

00:24:26.020 Was

00:24:26.280 Kept trying to

00:24:27.320 Focus on abortion rights 0.99

00:24:29.140 Whoa

00:24:29.480 Whoa

00:24:29.640 What?

00:24:31.300 What?

00:24:32.340 DeSantis crushed?

00:24:34.040 What debate were you watching?

00:24:35.520 I was closely following

00:24:39.100 The New York Times coverage

00:24:40.080 On this

00:24:40.540 Yeah

00:24:40.940 Were you?

00:24:41.460 Yeah

00:24:41.780 I got a totally different picture

00:24:43.240 Of this

00:24:44.620 Like for example

00:24:45.340 That time

00:24:45.940 When

00:24:46.960 When

00:24:48.300 Good old

00:24:50.200 Rod DeSantis

00:24:51.120 Always

00:24:51.540 Always going to it

00:24:52.740 Always with those

00:24:53.620 Misleading Republican claims

00:24:55.320 Like last night

00:24:56.440 When he said

00:24:57.040 Mr. Crist

00:24:57.960 Was supporting abortion 1.00

00:24:59.400 Up until the moment of birth

00:25:00.640 This is a common Republican claim

00:25:02.960 But abortion until the moment of birth

00:25:04.760 Doesn't exist

00:25:05.640 I

00:25:07.180 They literally wrote that sentence

00:25:09.540 In the New York Times

00:25:10.100 It's called partial

00:25:11.320 Birth

00:25:12.480 Abortion

00:25:13.460 No it does not exist

00:25:14.660 No

00:25:15.680 I'm

00:25:16.600 I am curious in this

00:25:18.320 Because we've seen

00:25:19.300 Many cases where

00:25:20.840 It did exist

00:25:22.200 And people were arrested for it

00:25:24.260 So those people obviously

00:25:25.240 Should be let out of prison

00:25:26.020 Can I ask you

00:25:26.820 Do you think the writers

00:25:28.540 At the New York Times

00:25:29.640 Think they're Jedis

00:25:31.200 Yes

00:25:32.020 I think honestly

00:25:32.760 That's not the abortion 1.00

00:25:33.940 You were looking for

00:25:35.000 I was reading their coverage today

00:25:36.120 And I think

00:25:36.640 You might be

00:25:37.360 On to something

00:25:38.040 I think they think

00:25:38.980 They can wave their hands

00:25:39.920 What

00:25:40.580 What do you mean

00:25:41.520 It doesn't exist

00:25:42.660 What does that mean

00:25:43.920 Now you could say

00:25:44.780 It doesn't occur frequently

00:25:46.340 It's not

00:25:47.460 An incredibly

00:25:48.120 Common

00:25:48.880 Procedure

00:25:50.300 You could certainly

00:25:51.620 Make that point

00:25:52.380 And that would be valid

00:25:53.400 It's not the most common

00:25:54.420 Type of abortion

00:25:55.160 To say it does not exist

00:25:57.320 Is like

00:25:58.420 It's insanity

00:26:00.140 What do you mean

00:26:00.680 It doesn't exist

00:26:01.640 What are you talking about

00:26:04.040 War is peace 1.00

00:26:05.380 Right

00:26:05.760 Like

00:26:05.960 And let's just say

00:26:07.360 For a moment

00:26:07.840 It didn't exist

00:26:08.980 It still should be

00:26:11.780 Illegal

00:26:12.440 Right

00:26:13.040 Like 0.82

00:26:13.620 Art the clown

00:26:15.140 From Terrifier 2

00:26:16.620 Does not actually exist

00:26:18.360 He's a movie character

00:26:19.540 However 0.98

00:26:20.580 Killer clowns 0.99

00:26:21.660 Should still be outlawed 0.98

00:26:22.940 Right

00:26:24.260 And the point

00:26:25.040 Of the comment

00:26:26.020 From DeSantis

00:26:26.760 Is that

00:26:27.680 Christ

00:26:28.140 Doesn't want it outlawed

00:26:30.740 He wants it to be legal

00:26:32.240 He wants it to be

00:26:33.500 Up to the woman 1.00

00:26:34.420 Whether the killer clown 0.97

00:26:35.820 Comes 0.96

00:26:36.240 And decapitates 0.96

00:26:37.420 The worker 0.89

00:26:38.540 Think about how weak 0.85

00:26:40.800 You are

00:26:42.340 As an individual

00:26:43.320 If you only read

00:26:44.800 The New York Times

00:26:45.940 And others

00:26:46.380 You are now

00:26:47.760 Accepting

00:26:48.920 That things that exist

00:26:50.800 In the real world

00:26:51.720 Don't exist

00:26:52.980 Yeah

00:26:53.280 And things that

00:26:54.160 Don't exist

00:26:55.220 In the real world

00:26:56.400 Do exist

00:26:57.420 Right

00:26:57.740 It's incredible

00:26:58.720 I mean you have

00:26:59.580 No chance of survival

00:27:01.300 Let me give you

00:27:02.020 Can I give you a couple

00:27:02.620 Another example

00:27:03.180 From the DeSantis debate

00:27:04.020 Yeah

00:27:04.120 DeSantis also said

00:27:07.240 Mr. Chris supported

00:27:08.440 Dismemberment abortions

00:27:10.500 A pejorative term

00:27:12.820 For procedures

00:27:13.960 Performed later in pregnancy

00:27:15.620 Oh I guess

00:27:18.260 If you're dismembering a baby

00:27:20.320 You could describe it

00:27:22.900 As pejorative

00:27:23.720 Because it is a negative

00:27:24.980 Connotation

00:27:25.780 The whole taking the baby

00:27:27.380 Apart thing

00:27:28.240 There is

00:27:29.800 Some negative

00:27:31.440 Association

00:27:32.060 With that

00:27:33.260 Again

00:27:33.880 They don't

00:27:34.340 But there's also

00:27:34.880 That's what occurs

00:27:35.880 During the abortion

00:27:36.820 They don't say

00:27:37.480 That's not

00:27:38.360 What he's describing

00:27:39.380 Inaccurately

00:27:40.280 Yeah

00:27:40.660 It's just a negative

00:27:41.580 Way of saying

00:27:42.440 Taking the baby apart

00:27:43.580 Can you

00:27:46.200 How does that

00:27:46.900 Give my editor

00:27:47.300 But there's positive ways

00:27:48.040 There's positive ways

00:27:49.320 Right

00:27:50.040 Like

00:27:50.060 He could have grown up

00:27:53.200 To be 0.99

00:27:53.680 A killer clown 0.99

00:27:55.480 I can 0.99

00:27:56.080 This

00:27:56.720 He was in a clown suit

00:27:58.000 Inside the womb 0.96

00:27:59.180 This procedure

00:28:00.240 Belongs

00:28:01.180 In the killer clown movie

00:28:03.220 That is where it should be

00:28:05.380 It should be something

00:28:06.300 Supported by half of the country

00:28:08.300 And by the way

00:28:09.200 It's not

00:28:09.720 Half of the politicians

00:28:10.800 In this country

00:28:11.500 Yes

00:28:12.280 But then

00:28:13.200 You go over to the house

00:28:14.780 Where Nancy Pelosi

00:28:16.820 Is running

00:28:17.820 She's trying her best

00:28:19.960 To get Democrats elected

00:28:21.100 Can I give you some quotes

00:28:21.920 From the piece that came out

00:28:23.080 That was the DeSantis piece

00:28:24.260 That you just heard

00:28:24.860 Okay

00:28:25.620 And

00:28:27.780 Should I give you the one more

00:28:29.320 DeSantis one

00:28:29.860 It's pretty good

00:28:30.440 Yeah

00:28:30.720 Go

00:28:30.920 Alright

00:28:31.300 I'll give it to you

00:28:33.060 He gave also a graphic

00:28:35.140 And inaccurate description

00:28:36.400 Of gender affirming care

00:28:38.240 For transgender children

00:28:39.900 Suggesting falsely

00:28:41.320 That doctors were

00:28:42.120 Mutilating minors

00:28:43.640 In reality

00:28:45.160 Gender affirming care

00:28:46.800 Which major

00:28:47.860 Major medical associations

00:28:49.220 Including pediatric associations

00:28:50.840 Endorse

00:28:51.440 Primarily involves

00:28:53.060 Social support

00:28:54.380 Non-permanent treatments

00:28:57.380 Like puberty blockers

00:28:58.720 And hormonal treatments

00:29:00.080 So all the videos

00:29:01.420 You've seen

00:29:02.020 Of doctors

00:29:03.620 Surgeons

00:29:04.500 Describing

00:29:05.800 How many

00:29:06.960 Bragging

00:29:07.960 To their

00:29:08.860 DEI

00:29:10.060 Departments

00:29:10.780 How often

00:29:11.980 They've done

00:29:12.440 These surgeries

00:29:13.060 That also

00:29:14.280 Doesn't exist

00:29:15.580 It's just

00:29:16.500 Social support

00:29:17.560 It's just

00:29:18.500 Yeah

00:29:19.480 You go

00:29:20.500 Jill

00:29:21.480 You're really

00:29:22.560 John

00:29:23.740 That's all it is

00:29:25.400 Do you believe

00:29:27.120 This Ron DeSantis character

00:29:28.300 But on the other side

00:29:29.100 In the house

00:29:29.560 Yeah

00:29:29.960 Nancy Pelosi

00:29:31.140 Yeah

00:29:31.580 Also got covered

00:29:32.440 And I think you'll say

00:29:33.960 This is the same

00:29:34.860 Type of treatment

00:29:35.680 That Ron DeSantis received

00:29:36.840 Here's some quotes

00:29:39.060 From the

00:29:39.560 These are all real quotes

00:29:41.720 From the article today

00:29:42.900 New York Times

00:29:43.980 In peak form

00:29:45.140 This may be

00:29:45.960 Peak New York Times

00:29:47.140 Wow

00:29:47.740 I'm

00:29:48.320 Maybe it was

00:29:49.960 When they were

00:29:50.400 Denying the

00:29:50.940 Holodomor 0.97

00:29:51.440 But I will say

00:29:52.900 It might just be

00:29:54.380 Today

00:29:54.700 Okay

00:29:55.660 Okay

00:29:56.020 Ms. Pelosi

00:29:57.900 This is a quote

00:29:58.820 After multiple articles

00:30:01.160 About how rich

00:30:02.000 The new prime minister

00:30:02.940 And how awful

00:30:04.360 And rich

00:30:05.040 And how he's

00:30:05.800 Privileged

00:30:06.320 The new prime minister

00:30:07.120 Of Great Britain

00:30:08.320 Yeah

00:30:08.560 The woman with the 0.77

00:30:09.840 Ice cream drawer

00:30:11.020 In her

00:30:11.580 Right

00:30:11.980 Yeah

00:30:12.340 Okay got it

00:30:12.940 Ms. Pelosi

00:30:13.720 Is an 82 year old

00:30:15.860 Juggernaut

00:30:16.640 In Armani

00:30:17.640 Actual quote

00:30:19.800 A juggernaut

00:30:21.740 In Armani

00:30:22.960 As in

00:30:23.600 Giorgio Armani

00:30:24.720 Yes

00:30:25.120 Okay

00:30:25.620 For her

00:30:26.660 Uh huh

00:30:27.200 It's a wonderful

00:30:28.620 Attribute

00:30:29.400 That she

00:30:29.840 Owns these

00:30:30.780 Incredibly expensive

00:30:32.040 Clothes

00:30:32.580 Yes

00:30:32.940 The article

00:30:34.200 Directly above it

00:30:35.700 Just how rich

00:30:37.020 Is the new

00:30:37.780 Prime minister

00:30:38.340 Of Britain 0.78

00:30:38.900 Rishi Sunak's

00:30:40.240 Ascent is

00:30:40.840 Breakthrough for

00:30:41.460 Diversity

00:30:41.920 With privilege

00:30:42.940 Attached

00:30:43.560 Okay

00:30:44.020 Back to Pelosi

00:30:45.400 Her energy level

00:30:47.580 Amazes

00:30:48.780 And inspires

00:30:49.940 Her troops 0.99

00:30:50.900 I'm surprised

00:30:52.520 Her staff is not

00:30:53.260 On record

00:30:53.600 Saying that

00:30:54.100 She's lazy 1.00

00:30:54.620 I don't know

00:30:55.080 I'm surprised

00:30:55.640 They couldn't

00:30:55.900 Get that quote

00:30:56.400 Out of them

00:30:56.760 You know

00:30:57.180 She's actually 0.88

00:30:57.620 Lazy and awful 0.90

00:30:58.460 I don't know 0.99

00:30:59.140 She is

00:31:00.760 Masterful

00:31:01.940 Said representative

00:31:03.320 Haley Stevens

00:31:04.140 A Michigan

00:31:04.780 Democrat

00:31:05.240 And this one

00:31:07.200 I don't know

00:31:08.360 What to make

00:31:08.820 Of this

00:31:09.040 I would like

00:31:09.580 Your opinion

00:31:10.000 On what to

00:31:10.440 Make of this

00:31:10.820 Quote

00:31:11.060 As she

00:31:12.360 Campaigned

00:31:13.140 Last week

00:31:13.680 She carried

00:31:14.980 In her purse

00:31:15.780 A sausage

00:31:22.860 This is a real

00:31:30.280 This is a real

00:31:31.120 Quote

00:31:31.620 As she

00:31:33.140 Campaigned

00:31:33.660 Last week

00:31:34.240 She carried

00:31:35.500 In her purse

00:31:36.240 A sausage

00:31:37.300 Wrapped

00:31:38.760 In a bow

00:31:39.480 Presented

00:31:41.300 To her

00:31:41.760 By a fan

00:31:42.640 What

00:31:46.560 What fan

00:31:48.200 Walked up

00:31:48.920 To Nancy

00:31:49.400 Belize

00:31:49.680 And said

00:31:50.080 Madam Speaker

00:31:51.380 Here's a sausage

00:31:52.320 Wrapped in a bow

00:31:56.620 And she's

00:31:57.400 Carrying it

00:31:57.840 Around in her purse

00:31:58.840 Who carries

00:32:00.660 A sausage

00:32:01.300 In her purse

00:32:02.020 I don't

00:32:02.960 I do not

00:32:04.420 Want to

00:32:04.980 Answer that

00:32:05.840 As I may

00:32:06.920 Be a trial

00:32:07.720 Of the

00:32:08.080 FCC

00:32:08.640 I gotta

00:32:14.140 Take a break

00:32:14.840 I gotta

00:32:15.580 Take a break

00:32:16.300 A sausage

00:32:18.720 Stop

00:32:20.020 She has a purse

00:32:20.820 Sausage

00:32:21.580 Ladies and gentlemen

00:32:23.680 Nancy Pelosi

00:32:25.360 Is walking

00:32:26.540 Around

00:32:26.900 You want to

00:32:27.820 Talk about

00:32:28.240 Science of

00:32:28.820 Dementia

00:32:29.300 Isn't number

00:32:30.060 One

00:32:30.560 On the list

00:32:31.360 You're carrying

00:32:32.560 A sausage

00:32:33.260 In your purse

00:32:34.080 Where did I

00:32:36.940 Put that

00:32:37.420 Sausage

00:32:38.020 Okay

00:32:40.360 If out of

00:32:41.520 The blue

00:32:41.800 One day

00:32:42.320 Someone just

00:32:43.160 Gave you a

00:32:43.800 Chance

00:32:44.240 To save

00:32:44.820 Seven

00:32:45.080 That's in

00:32:45.580 The New York

00:32:46.540 Times

00:32:47.180 Someone just

00:32:50.480 Gave you the

00:32:50.960 Chance to

00:32:51.480 Save

00:32:51.840 Seven hundred

00:32:52.380 Dollars

00:32:52.720 A month

00:32:53.080 No strings

00:32:54.480 Attached

00:32:55.080 Would you

00:32:56.100 Take it

00:32:56.520 Right

00:32:57.820 Okay

00:32:58.640 This is what

00:33:00.160 American financing

00:33:01.140 Is saving

00:33:01.980 Homeowners

00:33:02.520 Who call

00:33:02.940 Them right

00:33:03.440 Now an

00:33:03.920 Average of

00:33:04.700 Six hundred

00:33:05.460 And ninety

00:33:06.140 Five dollars

00:33:06.860 A month

00:33:07.300 That is the

00:33:08.940 Kind of money

00:33:09.400 That can

00:33:09.780 Really help

00:33:10.760 You in

00:33:11.620 Today's

00:33:12.060 World

00:33:12.360 So please

00:33:13.500 Take ten

00:33:14.060 Minutes out

00:33:14.500 Of your

00:33:14.720 Time today

00:33:15.720 And just

00:33:16.660 Call American

00:33:17.300 Financing

00:33:17.780 Get started

00:33:18.580 And just

00:33:18.940 There's no

00:33:19.500 Strings

00:33:19.900 Attached

00:33:20.360 There's no

00:33:20.780 Pressure

00:33:21.200 You just

00:33:22.140 Say hey

00:33:22.600 Look here's

00:33:23.240 My situation

00:33:23.940 I've got

00:33:24.320 These and

00:33:24.860 Bills

00:33:25.260 This you

00:33:26.200 Know my

00:33:26.680 House and

00:33:27.280 Whatever

00:33:27.540 And you

00:33:28.640 Give them

00:33:29.300 The information

00:33:30.080 They may

00:33:31.660 Not be able

00:33:32.140 To help

00:33:32.460 You but

00:33:33.340 Likely they

00:33:34.400 Can if

00:33:35.640 The average

00:33:36.540 Is six hundred

00:33:37.320 And ninety

00:33:37.720 Five I

00:33:38.860 Mean maybe

00:33:39.960 You can

00:33:40.520 Save more

00:33:41.420 American

00:33:42.960 Financing

00:33:43.540 Eight hundred

00:33:44.280 Nine zero

00:33:44.820 Six twenty

00:33:45.300 Four forty

00:33:45.800 Eight hundred

00:33:46.260 Nine zero

00:33:46.720 Six twenty

00:33:47.200 Four forty

00:33:47.600 It's

00:33:47.800 American

00:33:48.120 Financing

00:33:48.680 Dot net

00:33:49.460 American

00:33:49.860 Financing

00:33:50.360 NMLS

00:33:51.000 One eight

00:33:51.400 Two three

00:33:51.740 Three four

00:33:52.240 Www

00:33:53.000 Dot

00:33:53.580 NMLS

00:33:54.280 Consumer

00:33:54.680 Access

00:33:55.120 Dot org

00:33:55.780 The

00:33:56.300 Glenn

00:33:56.620 Back

00:33:56.900 Program

00:33:57.420 This is the

00:34:13.000 Glenn Beck

00:34:13.540 Program

00:34:13.940 So glad you've

00:34:16.660 Tuned in today

00:34:17.200 We've got

00:34:17.840 Another debate

00:34:18.880 Tonight that I

00:34:20.040 Have to watch

00:34:21.160 Yeah this is a big

00:34:22.260 One

00:34:22.440 This is the

00:34:23.020 This is the

00:34:23.680 Debate I think

00:34:24.280 This is Oz

00:34:25.460 And Warnock

00:34:26.600 Wow that's

00:34:27.820 Even bigger

00:34:28.260 There's a

00:34:28.600 Pennsylvania

00:34:28.940 Georgia

00:34:29.380 That's incredible

00:34:31.120 Oz and

00:34:31.980 Fetterman

00:34:32.320 I got another

00:34:33.160 Story on

00:34:33.720 Warnock I

00:34:34.260 Was thinking

00:34:34.540 About

00:34:34.740 Oz and

00:34:36.160 Fetterman

00:34:36.600 Closed

00:34:37.420 Captioning

00:34:38.180 Not for the

00:34:39.200 Hearing impaired

00:34:39.860 But for the

00:34:40.980 Mentally impaired

00:34:42.160 Fetterman

00:34:42.780 And they are

00:34:45.160 Really playing

00:34:46.240 This out

00:34:46.580 This really

00:34:47.240 Isn't his

00:34:47.800 Forum

00:34:48.180 What is

00:34:50.060 His forum

00:34:50.820 Because speaking

00:34:52.140 In front of

00:34:52.780 Crowds is not

00:34:53.760 Really his

00:34:54.480 Forum either

00:34:55.300 His forum

00:34:56.020 Is letting

00:34:56.820 His interns

00:34:57.540 Tweet

00:34:57.920 That's his

00:34:58.800 Forum

00:34:59.040 Letting his

00:35:00.300 Interns tweet

00:35:00.940 Insults about

00:35:01.760 The types of

00:35:02.400 Vegetables Dr.

00:35:03.340 Oz buys at

00:35:03.900 Grocery stores

00:35:04.540 That's the type

00:35:05.620 That's what they

00:35:06.120 Do

00:35:06.320 And like

00:35:07.200 It's funny

00:35:07.940 Because they

00:35:08.440 They're very

00:35:09.080 Critical of

00:35:10.420 Every little

00:35:11.060 Snide comment

00:35:11.780 That comes out

00:35:12.300 Of the Oz

00:35:12.740 Campaign

00:35:13.120 And there

00:35:13.620 Were a couple

00:35:14.060 Early on

00:35:14.780 Not even

00:35:15.320 Early on

00:35:15.800 But about

00:35:16.340 The stroke

00:35:16.840 Saying like

00:35:17.300 You know

00:35:17.480 The guy

00:35:17.740 Can't

00:35:18.480 You know

00:35:18.720 He can't

00:35:19.040 Seem to

00:35:19.260 Do this

00:35:19.660 Which is

00:35:20.300 Really notable

00:35:20.800 And something

00:35:21.260 That's

00:35:21.460 Important

00:35:21.740 But all

00:35:24.020 They do

00:35:24.260 Is he

00:35:24.620 Preys

00:35:25.180 On

00:35:25.700 Fetterman

00:35:27.000 And obviously

00:35:27.760 It's not

00:35:28.100 Fetterman

00:35:28.420 Doing this

00:35:28.940 But Fetterman

00:35:29.620 Staff

00:35:30.140 Who just

00:35:31.320 Come out

00:35:31.680 With like 1.00

00:35:31.940 Wise ass 0.97

00:35:32.540 Comments 0.98

00:35:33.100 About Dr.

00:35:33.800 Oz 0.90

00:35:33.920 And where

00:35:34.220 He lives

00:35:34.660 And that

00:35:35.220 He once

00:35:35.820 Said the

00:35:36.200 Word crudite

00:35:36.780 Like that's

00:35:37.660 Literally

00:35:38.060 His entire

00:35:38.840 Campaign

00:35:39.300 Hey Dr.

00:35:40.740 Oz 0.90

00:35:40.900 Is from

00:35:41.160 New Jersey

00:35:41.580 He's rich

00:35:42.460 And he

00:35:42.780 Bought crudite

00:35:43.320 Once

00:35:43.680 And he

00:35:43.900 Said it

00:35:44.180 On a

00:35:44.780 YouTube

00:35:44.980 Video

00:35:45.380 Wow

00:35:45.860 Wow

00:35:46.340 I mean

00:35:47.780 It's almost

00:35:48.280 Too much

00:35:48.860 Policy

00:35:49.360 You know

00:35:50.220 Every once

00:35:50.840 In a while

00:35:51.180 I get

00:35:51.400 Overwhelmed

00:35:51.960 In the

00:35:52.160 Details

00:35:52.500 It's a

00:35:52.880 Little wonky

00:35:53.700 So he

00:35:54.880 So uh

00:35:56.880 He is

00:35:57.700 Going to

00:35:57.900 Be fine

00:35:58.460 If he's

00:35:58.880 In the

00:35:59.120 Senate

00:35:59.380 But he

00:36:00.080 Has to

00:36:00.520 Have

00:36:00.720 Closed

00:36:01.040 Captioning

00:36:01.640 To follow

00:36:02.220 What's

00:36:02.760 Going on

00:36:03.440 During

00:36:04.680 The debate

00:36:05.340 You know

00:36:08.060 That

00:36:08.360 The

00:36:09.480 Senate

00:36:10.060 Is a

00:36:12.140 The

00:36:12.720 Deliverative

00:36:13.440 Body

00:36:14.620 It's

00:36:15.180 A

00:36:16.680 Debating

00:36:17.600 Scene

00:36:19.120 There

00:36:19.540 I don't

00:36:20.020 Know if

00:36:20.340 You know

00:36:20.860 That

00:36:21.120 It's

00:36:21.340 Most

00:36:21.660 Of

00:36:21.860 The

00:36:21.980 Job

00:36:22.280 Yes

00:36:22.780 You know

00:36:23.020 Some

00:36:23.200 People

00:36:23.400 Pointed out

00:36:23.940 I can't

00:36:24.220 Remember

00:36:24.400 Who said

00:36:24.820 That

00:36:24.920 It might

00:36:25.100 Have

00:36:25.160 Been

00:36:25.900 Somebody

00:36:26.460 On the

00:36:26.740 On the

00:36:27.280 Right

00:36:27.440 Said

00:36:27.640 This

00:36:27.880 You know

00:36:28.680 Governor

00:36:29.140 Is a

00:36:29.360 Different

00:36:29.560 Gig

00:36:29.880 Right

00:36:30.280 Like

00:36:30.480 Governor

00:36:30.860 You know

00:36:31.680 You're

00:36:31.900 Behind

00:36:32.160 The

00:36:32.340 Scenes

00:36:32.580 More

00:36:32.780 You're

00:36:32.940 Doing

00:36:33.080 More

00:36:33.260 Policy

00:36:33.680 Stuff

00:36:33.940 You

00:36:34.080 Could

00:36:34.200 Probably

00:36:34.580 It

00:36:35.240 Could

00:36:35.380 Probably

00:36:35.680 Get

00:36:35.920 Away

00:36:36.200 With

00:36:36.420 More

00:36:36.720 Of

00:36:37.200 The

00:36:37.360 Lack

00:36:37.740 Of

00:36:37.860 Being

00:36:38.040 Able

00:36:38.240 To

00:36:38.400 Speak

00:36:38.760 As

00:36:39.000 A

00:36:39.120 Governor

00:36:39.340 It's

00:36:39.600 Still

00:36:39.740 Important

00:36:40.120 But

00:36:40.720 Like

00:36:40.960 As a

00:36:41.700 Senator

00:36:41.920 It's

00:36:42.140 Their

00:36:42.260 Whole

00:36:42.380 Job

00:36:42.740 I

00:36:42.940 Mean

00:36:43.020 It's

00:36:43.160 Your

00:36:43.540 Whole

00:36:43.660 Job

00:36:43.900 Is 0.88

00:36:44.020 To

00:36:44.200 Well

00:36:44.420 To

00:36:44.520 Debate

00:36:44.860 Listen

00:36:45.260 This

00:36:45.640 Is 0.88

00:36:45.820 They're

00:36:46.040 Preparing

00:36:46.640 We're

00:36:47.440 Prepared

00:36:47.860 For

00:36:48.080 Oz's 1.00

00:36:48.520 Allies

00:36:48.940 And

00:36:49.220 Right

00:36:49.440 Wing

00:36:49.660 Media

00:36:50.020 To

00:36:50.280 Circulate

00:36:50.800 Malicious

00:36:51.300 Viral

00:36:51.820 Videos

00:36:52.340 After

00:36:53.180 The

00:36:53.360 Debate

00:36:53.720 That's

00:36:54.240 Going

00:36:54.340 To

00:36:54.440 Try

00:36:54.640 To

00:36:54.800 Paint

00:36:55.020 John

00:36:55.440 In

00:36:55.640 A

00:36:55.780 Negative

00:36:56.100 Light

00:36:56.440 Because

00:36:56.740 Of

00:36:56.940 Awkward

00:36:57.320 Pauses

00:36:57.940 Missing

00:36:59.100 Some

00:36:59.420 Words

00:37:00.040 Or

00:37:00.280 Mushing

00:37:00.820 Other

00:37:01.140 Words

00:37:01.560 Together

00:37:02.100 And

00:37:03.980 The

00:37:04.280 Captioning

00:37:05.360 Process

00:37:05.760 May

00:37:06.180 Also

00:37:06.640 Lead

00:37:07.040 To

00:37:07.220 Time

00:37:07.580 Delays

00:37:08.060 And

00:37:08.280 Errors

00:37:08.700 In

00:37:08.880 The

00:37:09.040 Exchange

00:37:09.580 Between

00:37:09.960 The

00:37:10.200 Moderators

00:37:10.760 And

00:37:10.940 The

00:37:11.080 Candidates

00:37:11.520 In

00:37:11.660 Fact

00:37:11.940 Because

00:37:12.660 The

00:37:12.900 Captions

00:37:13.340 Are

00:37:13.480 Going

00:37:13.580 To

00:37:13.620 Be

00:37:13.760 Typed

00:37:14.080 Out

00:37:14.260 By

00:37:14.420 Human

00:37:14.720 Beings 0.89

00:37:15.080 In

00:37:15.260 Real

00:37:15.540 Time

00:37:15.900 On

00:37:16.080 Live

00:37:16.400 TV

00:37:16.780 Some

00:37:17.500 Amount

00:37:17.820 Of

00:37:17.980 Human

00:37:18.240 Error

00:37:18.600 In

00:37:18.780 The

00:37:18.900 Transcription

00:37:19.540 Is 0.88

00:37:19.820 Inevitable

00:37:20.440 Which

00:37:21.320 May

00:37:21.620 Cause

00:37:21.980 Temporary

00:37:22.540 Miscommunications

00:37:23.540 At

00:37:23.940 Times

00:37:24.440 Again

00:37:26.440 Like

00:37:26.680 We're

00:37:26.980 Told

00:37:27.160 Could

00:37:27.360 You

00:37:27.480 Set

00:37:27.780 The

00:37:27.980 Bar

00:37:28.260 Any

00:37:28.540 Lower

00:37:28.960 By

00:37:29.340 The

00:37:29.380 Way

00:37:29.460 That's

00:37:29.660 From

00:37:29.820 His

00:37:30.060 Senior

00:37:30.680 Communications

00:37:31.520 Advisor

00:37:32.020 They're

00:37:32.600 Saying

00:37:32.780 Like

00:37:32.940 Yeah

00:37:33.040 It

00:37:33.180 Might

00:37:33.300 Be

00:37:33.420 Mushing

00:37:33.720 A lot

00:37:33.900 Of

00:37:33.980 Words

00:37:34.180 Together

00:37:34.420 Guys

00:37:34.660 We

00:37:34.760 Better

00:37:34.900 Be

00:37:35.040 Ready

00:37:35.200 For

00:37:35.340 This

00:37:35.560 But

00:37:36.780 Like

00:37:37.080 We

00:37:37.360 Are

00:37:37.520 Told

00:37:38.040 Right

00:37:38.560 The

00:37:39.260 Problem

00:37:39.700 Is 0.88

00:37:40.120 You know

00:37:40.620 First

00:37:40.820 Of

00:37:40.940 We're

00:37:41.100 Making

00:37:41.300 Fun

00:37:41.560 Of

00:37:41.680 Disabilities

00:37:42.220 Now

00:37:42.760 That's

00:37:43.000 That's

00:37:43.180 Our

00:37:43.280 Pitch

00:37:43.720 Not

00:37:43.900 At

00:37:44.400 All

00:37:44.620 We're

00:37:45.420 Told

00:37:45.620 That

00:37:45.780 The

00:37:45.920 Issue

00:37:46.180 Here

00:37:46.420 Is 0.88

00:37:46.560 That

00:37:46.720 He

00:37:46.900 Just

00:37:47.260 Can't

00:37:47.620 Understand

00:37:48.080 Speech

00:37:48.660 Now

00:37:48.980 Look

00:37:49.340 That's

00:37:49.600 A

00:37:49.720 Big

00:37:50.500 Thing

00:37:51.020 Right

00:37:51.380 Like

00:37:51.580 Why

00:37:52.860 Why

00:37:53.740 Do

00:37:53.960 You

00:37:54.100 Ask

00:37:54.360 That

00:37:54.520 With

00:37:54.660 A

00:37:54.800 Question

00:37:55.220 Why

00:37:55.540 Do

00:37:55.660 You

00:37:55.740 Ask

00:37:56.080 That

00:37:56.280 Question

00:37:56.660 Right

00:37:57.140 I

00:37:57.480 Think

00:37:57.660 It's

00:37:57.820 Yeah

00:37:58.500 But

00:37:58.620 Like

00:37:58.740 You

00:37:58.900 Could

00:37:59.040 Write

00:37:59.240 The

00:37:59.360 Argument

00:37:59.580 Okay

00:37:59.860 Someone

00:38:00.260 Who's

00:38:00.560 Deaf

00:38:00.860 Could

00:38:01.060 Be

00:38:01.180 A

00:38:01.320 Senator

00:38:01.580 Yes

00:38:02.040 Right

00:38:02.240 And

00:38:03.200 They

00:38:03.420 Would

00:38:03.540 Have

00:38:03.660 To

00:38:03.780 Have

00:38:03.960 These

00:38:04.140 Types

00:38:04.440 Of

00:38:04.540 Things

00:38:04.760 But

00:38:05.380 That

00:38:05.580 Doesn't

00:38:05.960 Come

00:38:06.280 With

00:38:06.600 Confusion

00:38:07.700 Right

00:38:08.180 And

00:38:08.460 Like

00:38:08.740 What

00:38:09.240 We're

00:38:09.440 Talking

00:38:09.780 About

00:38:09.940 Mushing

00:38:10.380 Words

00:38:10.740 Together

00:38:11.120 Is 0.88

00:38:11.360 Not

00:38:11.620 About

00:38:11.880 Hearing

00:38:12.300 It's

00:38:13.060 About

00:38:13.240 Speaking

00:38:13.840 And

00:38:14.740 Like

00:38:14.920 I

00:38:15.120 Heard

00:38:15.540 A

00:38:15.680 I

00:38:16.700 Heard

00:38:16.840 A clip

00:38:17.100 When

00:38:17.220 We

00:38:17.280 Was

00:38:17.380 Doing

00:38:17.520 Some

00:38:17.720 Research

00:38:17.980 This

00:38:18.180 Morning

00:38:18.460 Of

00:38:19.020 Fetterman

00:38:19.640 It

00:38:20.080 Was

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00:43:17.420 What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:43:22.780 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:26.660 Hello America and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:32.160 You want to know somebody who is punching back hard is Eric Schmidt.

00:43:37.920 He's the Missouri Attorney General.

00:43:39.780 He's running for U.S. Senate, but we're not going to talk to him really about his campaign.

00:43:43.740 We're going to talk to him about the things he's doing right now as the Attorney General.

00:43:48.420 Nineteen Republican-led states are launching an investigation into six large U.S. banks over ESG policies.

00:43:56.660 He also has just won in court the right to investigate the propaganda that the White House and Fauci were coordinating to try to sell the COVID campaign.

00:44:14.580 He's going to have him under oath now, court-ordered.

00:44:19.460 He and I believe the Attorney General of Louisiana, they've been fighting all summer for this.

00:44:26.200 It has just been approved.

00:44:27.540 We're going to talk to him in 60 seconds. 0.81

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00:45:45.020 Eric Schmidt is joining us now.

00:45:46.560 He's running for U.S. Senate.

00:45:48.340 He is currently the Missouri Attorney General.

00:45:50.820 Hello, Eric.

00:45:51.360 How are you?

00:45:52.740 Good to be with you.

00:45:53.380 I'm doing great, Glenn.

00:45:54.000 Hey, I just have to ask you, does some of your tenacity come from the fact that your, I think it was your grandfather,

00:46:02.220 was in the 7th Army, which, if I'm not mistaken, the 7th was Patton, wasn't it?

00:46:09.580 Well, he was in the 44th Infantry Division, and they saw a lot of combat.

00:46:14.340 And my grandfather had an 8th grade education and fought in World War II, came back, started a butcher shop where, you know, he raised a family.

00:46:22.600 My dad worked seven days a week in the midnight shift.

00:46:25.680 And so, yeah, I think I got some of that grit and determination from my family and that work ethic, because there's a lot of work to do.

00:46:32.080 But I'm certainly blessed to be in a position to do some of this stuff.

00:46:35.620 So I want to talk to you about two things, ESG and the COVID investigation.

00:46:41.840 Can we start there?

00:46:44.500 Yeah, absolutely.

00:46:45.420 Okay.

00:46:45.600 There's a lot to talk about.

00:46:46.720 Which one do you want to talk about, ESG or the COVID investigation?

00:46:49.820 Yeah, let's do that first.

00:46:52.340 The court granted your request to depose Anthony Fauci and also Jen Psaki and others about the administration colluding with social media to suppress free speech.

00:47:08.320 Yeah, so we filed the lawsuit.

00:47:10.120 And it's a landmark lawsuit.

00:47:11.400 When we filed it in the spring, we've been fighting all summer to get discovery, which we've received.

00:47:15.600 And now we've got an order to take the depositions of Fauci and Psaki under oath and others, which is a big a big thing in this case to get to the truth.

00:47:25.160 Because, as you know, Glenn, the First Amendment is the beating heart of our Constitution.

00:47:29.320 We're born with the right to speak our minds and have opinions.

00:47:32.780 And government's role is to protect that right, certainly not to infringe upon that right.

00:47:37.020 And what we've seen, especially during COVID, was a government outsourcing its censorship to big tech giants like Facebook and Twitter and Instagram.

00:47:46.960 And through this discovery and this lawsuit, we found out that they were holding weekly censorship meetings, that senior Facebook officials were texting the Surgeon General of the United States saying, hey, yeah, we took that one down.

00:47:59.760 What else can we do?

00:48:00.600 I mean, coordinating directly and colluding directly with the government to silence people, to platform them, to, you know, to essentially silence them.

00:48:10.780 And we also know that, you know, obviously, Anthony Fauci was a part of this.

00:48:16.160 Jen Psaki was, you know, when she was press secretary, spoke openly about how they were flagging posts for Facebook.

00:48:23.000 And so now, for the first time, we get a look under the hood.

00:48:26.460 We've actually got the documents to prove this was actually happening.

00:48:29.620 But on Friday, we got a court order to take Fauci's deposition.

00:48:33.300 And I just think for a lot of reasons, Glenn, this is critical because what we saw during COVID was wasn't about the science.

00:48:42.140 We know that.

00:48:42.720 It wasn't about anything like that.

00:48:44.120 It was about power and control.

00:48:46.120 And if you dared to disagree, if you dared to have a dissenting opinion, I mean, they came after you and not just MSNBC and these, you know, crazies on the left, but the government.

00:48:58.220 Oh, yeah.

00:48:59.020 Yeah.

00:48:59.240 The United States.

00:49:00.360 Correct.

00:49:00.780 Correct.

00:49:01.520 The government was using these.

00:49:04.800 I mean, it is it's a public private partnership between social media and the White House and the government.

00:49:11.740 And it's absolutely wrong.

00:49:13.420 So you're investigating this.

00:49:15.680 What is what's the ramification if you can prove this in a court of law?

00:49:21.760 What what happens?

00:49:23.100 What's the penalty?

00:49:24.140 Well, ultimately, yeah, I mean, ultimately, we're seeking to enjoin it to stop it.

00:49:27.920 But I think, Glenn, maybe the most important work that could come from all of this.

00:49:32.140 There's a lot of, I suppose, repercussions down the line.

00:49:34.720 But exposing this because, you know, this would be the job of of a press that wasn't so aligned right with the Biden administration.

00:49:44.740 And by the way, part of this investigation also is not just what was happening during COVID.

00:49:51.000 But, you know, we also are taking the deposition of of a FBI official who has bragged on a podcast about his working relationship with big tech and the Hunter Biden laptop story.

00:50:04.440 So all of these things that, you know, people were pointing out as this is, you know, this is unbelievable.

00:50:10.080 We can't believe this is happening in the United States of America.

00:50:12.400 This is Orwellian in this lawsuit.

00:50:15.140 We get the opportunity to actually show documents, to show emails, to show text messages in these sworn depositions that will be taken.

00:50:23.280 What was actually happening?

00:50:24.760 And I don't care what your political stripe has done.

00:50:27.100 This ought to scare the bejesus out of everybody. 1.00

00:50:29.800 I mean, this is the kind of stuff that you see happening in other countries, that if it was happening in other countries, our State Department would be warning us about the level of censorship and government action and authoritarianism.

00:50:43.860 And I think we have to stand up and we have to push back.

00:50:47.340 And, you know, I've been unafraid to do so and we're and we're making progress.

00:50:51.140 Let me just tie it to the Senate. 0.79

00:50:54.080 Will you take this kind of stuff to the Senate?

00:50:57.500 And do you have enough allies in the Senate to get this on the table and on the agenda?

00:51:05.020 I hope so.

00:51:05.900 But this is what I'm going to do.

00:51:06.960 I'm going to take the same fighting spirit I've had as attorney general and take it to the Senate, because I think a very important role over the next two years, assuming we take the majority, which will be very important, is this oversight role.

00:51:18.140 And you've got to have tough people who are unafraid to ask these questions.

00:51:20.980 And I've said, you know, when Fauci announced that his retirement in December, you know, that should not excuse him from being called before Congress.

00:51:30.300 So Fauci ought to clear his calendar for 2023, because it's not just about the COVID censorship.

00:51:36.060 We still need answers on what he knew about the, you know, gain of function research, his role with that, right?

00:51:42.020 Covering it up with the World Health Organization, not being honest with the American people, coordinating with the teachers unions to shut down schools and force five-year-olds to wear a mask.

00:51:51.640 We cannot let this stuff ever happen again.

00:51:53.780 And the only way we're ever going to do that is to get answers, hold these people's feet to the fire, and I'm committed to doing that.

00:51:59.860 We ought to bring in senior Justice Department officials.

00:52:02.420 Why is it our Justice Department is targeting, you know, political enemies?

00:52:06.040 Why is it okay for pro-life, you know, folks to be targeted?

00:52:09.820 Why are parents being investigated under the Patriot Act for showing up to school board meetings?

00:52:15.540 There's a lot of things we need to do, but I'm going to be right in the center of it.

00:52:18.720 I promise you that.

00:52:19.860 Okay.

00:52:20.160 Eric Schmidt, he is running for U.S. Senate in Missouri.

00:52:23.220 He is the current Missouri Attorney General.

00:52:25.440 He has also been outstanding on ESG.

00:52:29.180 We're going to talk to him about his new litigation against the banks and his questionnaire that he has sent the banks and what it all means in 60 seconds.

00:52:43.080 First, I want to take a moment to talk about the food that you've been feeding your dog.

00:52:47.040 Is it healthy?

00:52:48.300 I've always thought it was.

00:52:49.940 I mean, we buy the best kibble food out there and, you know, you put it in the dish and they eat it or don't.

00:52:55.940 In Uno's case, he wouldn't eat it.

00:52:58.720 But he's always been a picky eater.

00:53:00.880 We thought we had the best.

00:53:02.140 I mean, we went to the vet.

00:53:03.020 Is this the best?

00:53:03.880 What do we feed him?

00:53:05.500 This great.

00:53:06.380 Okay.

00:53:07.340 Kibble food is sterilized.

00:53:08.720 So, your dog's not getting that much out of it.

00:53:11.800 He's not getting the best you can give him.

00:53:13.800 Now, this is not a dog food.

00:53:15.460 This is a supplement that you put on your dog's food.

00:53:18.840 It's called Rough Greens.

00:53:20.300 And it's an idea developed by naturopathic Dr. Dennis Black.

00:53:23.800 You sprinkle it on the food, chock full of vitamins, minerals, probiotics, antioxidants.

00:53:28.260 If it's healthy for your dog, it's most likely in Rough Greens.

00:53:32.140 Most dogs love it and go crazy for it.

00:53:34.700 Uno does.

00:53:36.220 President Miles does and Stu's dogs.

00:53:38.720 The folks at Rough Greens want to send you a first trial pack just to make sure your dog likes it.

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00:54:05.260 Do it now.

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00:54:08.720 Eric Schmidt, who is running for U.S. Senate and currently, Stu, beating his opponent, right, in the polls.

00:54:27.000 Yeah, seems that way.

00:54:27.880 Although you can never be too sure.

00:54:29.000 Make sure you go out and vote.

00:54:29.960 Yeah, vote, vote, vote, vote.

00:54:31.280 Eric, I want to talk to you also to hear about your work on ESG.

00:54:38.400 You have led 19 states in a coalition to launch an investigation into six major banks over ESG investing.

00:54:47.600 Tell me about this.

00:54:48.880 Yeah, I know, Glenn, this is something you've been talking about for a very long time, and this is real.

00:54:55.000 And I think the American people are becoming more familiar with the term and what it means and what the repercussions could mean for the United States.

00:55:01.360 So, you know, six of the largest banks, we launched an investigation into them.

00:55:05.600 We issued subpoenas.

00:55:06.540 We launched that early last week to get at their involvement in this net zero banking alliance.

00:55:15.540 And what is that?

00:55:16.340 It is a United Nations governed alliance among some of the biggest banks in the world.

00:55:22.420 And to put that in perspective, they control about 40 percent of all the banking assets in the United States, these six banks.

00:55:27.960 And what they've committed to do is to, by 2050, and benchmarks all along the way, have a portfolio that is a net carbon neutral portfolio.

00:55:38.640 Now, what does that mean?

00:55:39.940 Well, it means that they're going to cut off lending and capital for oil and gas and energy exploration, auto manufacturing, agriculture.

00:55:51.740 I mean, this is far reaching, and it is not just about oil and gas.

00:55:57.160 I mean, this gets at everything.

00:55:58.440 For example, the farmer that has too many diesel-powered vehicles on his farm might not get that loan.

00:56:05.820 I mean, this is incredibly scary stuff.

00:56:07.700 They've committed to it.

00:56:09.320 And so we've launched this investigation because this thing sounds a lot like anti-competitive behavior.

00:56:16.060 It sounds a lot like unfair trade practices.

00:56:19.000 And so Missouri is leading the charge with these other states to investigate this and actually issue these subpoenas and get to the bottom of it.

00:56:24.780 Because, Glenn, what we're seeing right now with inflation, obviously, when you spend trillions and you cut off domestic energy supply and declare war on American energy, you get higher prices for everything.

00:56:35.180 That's what we're seeing right now.

00:56:36.780 This is the long-term vision for that.

00:56:39.480 This is to make sure that this happens in the long run.

00:56:43.700 And everybody's going to pay a lot more for everything.

00:56:47.020 And it's also feeding away American sovereignty.

00:56:50.740 Big time.

00:56:51.020 The idea that the United Nations would be dictating who gets a loan, what farmer gets a loan, what startup.

00:56:59.160 You know, we have all the energy we'll ever need in this country to be energy dominant and to export that to our friends and allies around the world.

00:57:04.660 And this is a direct threat to that, no doubt.

00:57:07.180 So you sent a list of questions about, you know, you say you're part of the Global Climate Initiative, identify who made the decision to join, include any involvement or input from your board of directors, investors, covered companies, and your reasoning.

00:57:25.300 What exactly are you doing?

00:57:27.220 What is your participation level?

00:57:29.440 What are you expecting to find?

00:57:30.800 Well, we've launched it and we want to know more because, as I said, the legal issues here, this is not just, you know, we could object to this theoretically, rhetorically.

00:57:42.940 We can talk about the implications it could have for the economy.

00:57:46.620 All of those things are legitimate points of discussion.

00:57:49.120 And I think you and I see eye to eye on that.

00:57:50.980 But these are legal documents, right?

00:57:52.560 These are civil investigative demands, essentially subpoenas, saying you need to tell us more about this because we have laws in our state.

00:58:00.080 That might forbid this practice.

00:58:02.620 And so we want to get them on the record, find out what exactly, you know, the process has been for them internally.

00:58:09.640 Have they been working together on this?

00:58:11.820 Again, this is 40% of all the banking assets in the United States.

00:58:15.880 And it's not just 2050.

00:58:18.220 There are benchmarks all along the way that, again, will siphon off, cut off lending and capital for energy exploration.

00:58:25.820 The manufacturing of cars, you know, farm loans.

00:58:31.280 I mean, this is pretty far-reaching and deserves scrutiny.

00:58:35.680 So tell me about the election.

00:58:38.440 How are you doing so far?

00:58:39.660 How are you feeling?

00:58:40.280 I mean, we're in a good position.

00:58:44.320 I think we're in a strong position.

00:58:46.480 But I'm running against an heiress of the Anheuser-Busch fortune who is outspending us right now.

00:58:53.240 And by the way, you can't make this stuff up, Glenn.

00:58:55.920 You know, my dad worked at Anheuser-Busch seven days in the week of the midnight shift.

00:58:59.340 I referenced that.

00:59:00.080 I actually, in college, gave tours and took out the trash at the estate that she grew up on.

00:59:04.700 The media hates this, right, because you've got somebody who says blue-collar roots, who's fighting for working-class families, taking on an out-of-touch limousine liberal.

00:59:14.760 So that's obviously a difference in our backgrounds, but also our beliefs.

00:59:17.680 When she signed on to the Green New Deal, she's campaigning to be the 51st vote for the Biden agenda.

00:59:23.480 It would be a total disaster.

00:59:25.140 It's for eliminating the filibuster, packing the court. 0.70

00:59:27.560 And so, you know, we've got a tough race here that we're going to continue to run through the tape because getting the majority, getting to 51, certainly runs through Missouri.

00:59:36.920 And if, you know, people want to help, they can text Schmidt to 30409.

00:59:41.460 We'd appreciate it.

00:59:42.300 We've got 14 days to save America here.

00:59:45.280 Glenn, I know, I know.

00:59:46.400 I'm doing everything I can.

00:59:47.420 I know.

00:59:48.320 By the way, she's outspending, Eric, two to one.

00:59:53.440 And this is what's happening.

00:59:54.660 You know, Nancy Pelosi just came out a couple of days ago and said, and they're just all this dark money is being poured in.

01:00:00.660 What are you talking about?

01:00:01.800 The Democrats are outspending two and three to one in every case.

01:00:07.320 It's crazy the amount of money that they're spending.

01:00:10.400 And it doesn't look like it's working so far.

01:00:13.440 Thank you so much.

01:00:14.580 You know, we'll keep fighting, Glenn.

01:00:16.500 Thanks.

01:00:17.020 We'll keep fighting.

01:00:17.940 Thanks for all that you do.

01:00:18.960 And like I said, everything we talked about today and on your show previously, I'm going to take that same spirit to the Senate.

01:00:23.960 We need more reinforcements in Washington and appreciate you having me on.

01:00:28.160 Thank you, Eric.

01:00:28.560 Appreciate it.

01:00:29.320 Eric Schmidt, an attorney general I am most impressed with.

01:00:34.160 He has taken the bull by the horns on a few items and is relentless, just relentless, and would be great to have that kind of a wake up call in the in the Senate.

01:00:47.520 All right.

01:00:49.240 Okay.

01:00:50.360 The Fetterman debate is tonight.

01:00:55.040 Dr. Oz and Fetterman.

01:00:56.860 Do we have a website I can give out where you can watch it online?

01:01:00.280 I want to be able to watch it.

01:01:02.920 You emailed me.

01:01:04.220 I really want to watch it tonight.

01:01:05.780 And it's at 8 p.m. Eastern time.

01:01:11.200 And I guess you can get it.

01:01:12.060 There's other shows on at that time.

01:01:14.000 I wouldn't watch anything else.

01:01:15.340 And you don't want to waste your 8 p.m. hour.

01:01:18.080 It's an important hour.

01:01:19.080 But if you're in the East Coast, I mean, 8 p.m. is vital to you.

01:01:22.980 The only thing I could think of, I don't know, maybe go to blazetv.com slash Glenn, use the promo code Glenn, and then watch whatever's on then.

01:01:30.180 No, it's not.

01:01:30.720 You know, Stude does America.

01:01:31.200 Whatever's on, you know, whatever happens to air at that particular moment.

01:01:35.440 Yeah, I don't know what that is.

01:01:36.660 Probably nothing good.

01:01:38.180 But, I mean, if you watch that, I mean, you might miss super, super classics from Fetterman like this.

01:01:46.940 What is wrong with demanding for an easy, safe kind of their income?

01:02:00.180 A path to a safe place for them to win.

01:02:05.160 Or, excuse me, to work.

01:02:07.400 Oh.

01:02:09.260 No, that's totally okay, everybody.

01:02:11.600 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

01:02:12.760 You're Dr. Oz.

01:02:14.920 Dr. Oz, response?

01:02:20.380 Wow.

01:02:21.180 If that happens, I don't know what you do.

01:02:24.120 I mean, I think you just try to let, I think you let the people of Pennsylvania.

01:02:30.180 Watch what just happened and judge for themselves.

01:02:34.160 And then, let's just say, I am honestly not sure what he was saying, but maybe it was just me.

01:02:47.220 Here's what we need to say.

01:02:48.760 Yeah, that's all you can do.

01:02:49.160 Don't be smart about it.

01:02:50.860 Don't just, I think you have to recognize it.

01:02:53.520 And it could just, you got to be really careful because that's really uncomfortable.

01:02:59.360 If you're sitting in.

01:03:00.220 Just listening to that clip, we've listened to a few times off the air too.

01:03:02.200 Every time it starts, I start to cringe.

01:03:04.700 I feel like my stomach tightening.

01:03:06.300 Yeah.

01:03:06.480 It's like, it's really, and I don't have apps, so that's a big deal.

01:03:10.880 Wait a minute.

01:03:11.940 It's the new Fetterman workout.

01:03:14.300 The app workout.

01:03:15.620 It's fantastic.

01:03:17.440 What is wrong with demanding for.

01:03:20.540 Right.

01:03:21.100 I got it.

01:03:22.560 I got it.

01:03:23.020 An easy, safe, kind of their income, a path to a safe place for them to win, or excuse

01:03:35.940 me, to work.

01:03:37.320 I mean, that's sad, man.

01:03:41.400 Watching that, if that happens tonight, I think the race is over.

01:03:45.640 I mean, unless Oz, you know, blows it, but that's just uncomfortable to watch.

01:03:52.520 That is just uncomfortable to watch.

01:03:56.980 Okay.

01:03:58.700 God, could you just please let the Republic have common sense just for a couple of weeks?

01:04:04.300 Just a couple of weeks.

01:04:05.340 Common sense.

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01:05:29.360 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:05:42.060 We are pleased to have on another U.S. Senate candidate.

01:05:47.500 This one is a retired U.S. Army Brigadier General, Don Bolduc.

01:05:52.940 And he was, what, 13 points behind?

01:05:56.140 Yeah, he won the primary, and all the polls were showing him down double digits.

01:06:01.540 The media was telling us he was this extreme candidate, and he had no chance of winning,

01:06:05.780 and latest poll has him down one.

01:06:08.760 Holy cow. 0.89

01:06:09.920 Welcome.

01:06:10.600 How are you, Don?

01:06:12.080 I'm well, sir.

01:06:12.920 How are you?

01:06:13.560 I'm very good.

01:06:14.980 So tell me what the difference is between you, and explain to America, is a New Hampshire

01:06:22.780 Republican, what does that mean?

01:06:25.720 Well, I think what it means right now is a, particularly a Republican who is an outsider,

01:06:35.480 native-born, spent 33-plus years in the military serving his country from private to general,

01:06:41.600 and has demonstrated leadership in, you know, a variety of situations, training, humanitarian

01:06:48.200 operations, combat operation, came back to his state five years ago, and with his wife

01:06:53.600 and family began helping veterans and family members, and then many people across our disabled

01:06:59.180 community get the help that they need, the help that they're not getting, what they see

01:07:04.180 as me is an outsider, someone who's not a career politician, someone who's not going

01:07:09.580 to heed to special interests, lobbyists, and the wealthy political elite, and is going

01:07:15.560 to go down there and do what our founding fathers wanted senators to do, and that is be an ambassador

01:07:21.000 to the state in which they come in Washington, D.C., to better the lives of granite staters,

01:07:28.060 and, you know, for me in particular, and Americans.

01:07:31.360 And it's message over money right now, and she has voted 100 percent with Joe Biden's failed

01:07:38.280 policies, and 96 percent with Chuck Schumer in the Democrat.

01:07:44.520 So people want an outsider, and they want someone who's going to go down there and fight the future

01:07:50.920 of their children and grandchildren and their current livelihood, which they're having to make

01:07:56.420 choices between heating and eating, and retirees coming out of retirement to have to get jobs

01:08:02.360 in order to maintain a standard of living they didn't have to maintain two years ago.

01:08:08.260 So you are talking about the big issue with you seems to be heating and eating, and what causes this?

01:08:17.340 What is it that the Senate could do that would reverse this or stop whatever's causing it?

01:08:26.140 What is it?

01:08:27.600 Well, I think what it is is reversing the bad energy decisions that Biden has made and that

01:08:34.140 the current Democrats have endorsed 100 percent.

01:08:39.240 That's what the inflation is linked to.

01:08:41.720 And in August, you know, Senator Hassan, along with the other Democrats, voted against expanding

01:08:47.000 our petroleum and natural gas, you know, expanding that so that we could buy down inflation,

01:08:54.040 we could buy down heating costs, you know, natural gas costs, costs at the gas pump, costs

01:09:01.800 in the grocery store.

01:09:02.940 And as it stands now, those are going to double in December.

01:09:05.680 So we need to go down there and do the exact opposite, because this inflation that people

01:09:11.240 are feeling is tied directly to energy dependence.

01:09:14.780 And we need to do what the previous administration did, and that is invest in energy independence.

01:09:20.900 And we can do that.

01:09:22.280 We can do that by reinitiating the XL pipeline, by expanding exploration, by expanding fracking,

01:09:30.080 by drilling.

01:09:31.040 That opens up the permits and leases.

01:09:33.680 Right now in New England, this winter, we have been warned that with the natural gas shortage

01:09:40.240 from a normal 18 billion cubic feet that comes to New England, we're only going to get

01:09:45.860 2 billion cubic feet, and that runs our electric drill, and that is going to cause blackouts. 0.51

01:09:52.520 And children across this state in, you know, in a climate that gets below zero, and in some

01:09:59.140 areas of New Hampshire, 40 below zero, and they're not going to have heat, they're not going to

01:10:04.580 have electricity, you know, they're not going to have the means to buy food or put gas in

01:10:10.160 their cars and trucks to get out and move snow and get from point A to point B.

01:10:15.520 The misery index is going to be extremely high here in the Granite State and across the country.

01:10:21.760 And this is the fault of Senator Hassan and the way she's been voting, and Granite Staters 1.00

01:10:27.140 know it.

01:10:27.640 And they're looking for an outsider to go down there and did what he did in the military,

01:10:32.360 and that is fight for this country, fight for its freedoms, its liberty, its economic

01:10:37.780 prosperity, and its safety and security.

01:10:41.180 I will tell you, it is crazy that we are saying that there's going to be fuel shortages here

01:10:46.140 in America.

01:10:46.680 Here in Texas, natural gas has dropped almost to zero.

01:10:52.320 There is such a glut of natural gas here in Texas that they're honestly talking about paying

01:11:01.860 people to take the natural gas out of the system here in Texas.

01:11:07.800 Nobody's getting it.

01:11:09.620 Nobody's buying it right now.

01:11:12.460 And it's plentiful in Texas.

01:11:15.100 This is insanity that this is going on.

01:11:18.080 It is insanity.

01:11:19.640 And, you know, it's designed ultimately for continued government control through fear and uncertainty

01:11:26.600 across all our institutions, family, religious, political, military, economic, to get people

01:11:35.160 to be, you know, dependent upon the government and not independent, because we're on this bad

01:11:42.860 road away from our great constitutional republic, away from our values and our principles and

01:11:50.020 our God-given rights that we're supposed to protect.

01:11:52.820 This is what's been happening over the last 40, 50 years.

01:11:56.340 And now all the caution signs for that are in the rearview mirror.

01:12:00.260 And we need to get out ahead of this.

01:12:02.840 And we do it in 2022 by sending a message to Washington, D.C.

01:12:08.720 and to the current president of the United States that enough is enough.

01:12:12.340 We want our livelihoods back.

01:12:13.880 We want you out of our business.

01:12:15.200 And we want to live our lives free and fair with little government interference.

01:12:20.040 We're talking to former Brigadier General Don Boldock.

01:12:25.140 He is running for U.S.

01:12:26.760 Senate out of New Hampshire.

01:12:28.740 I will tell you, when we checked into you, Don, a couple of the guys that work for me

01:12:34.580 who have pretty extensive military service, I asked them, can you get the first look on

01:12:39.780 him?

01:12:40.040 Let me find out who he was.

01:12:41.300 They came back and said, very impressive career.

01:12:45.540 Let me ask you a military question.

01:12:50.080 The 101st Airborne has just been sent into Romania.

01:12:54.520 They're three miles from the Ukrainian border.

01:12:56.920 I don't know what our president is thinking, but I don't think the American people are for

01:13:03.960 a war with Russia.

01:13:06.820 Is this a concerning sign to you that we've just sent the Airborne over there first time

01:13:12.440 in 80 years?

01:13:13.180 Yes, sir.

01:13:14.860 It's a very concerning sign because that's how it starts.

01:13:18.700 You know, it starts first by not having a plan, allowing something like this to happen

01:13:24.040 because we have weak foreign policy across the board with our military leadership, our

01:13:30.560 State Department, the B team over there in the White House, National Security Council

01:13:35.040 staff.

01:13:35.800 They have absolutely no idea what they're doing.

01:13:37.900 They opened up the floodgates for these type of provocations with their debacle, withdrawal

01:13:44.220 from Afghanistan.

01:13:45.540 They emboldened China, Russia, North Korea, Iran.

01:13:49.000 They caused this.

01:13:50.140 They didn't do anything about it.

01:13:51.380 They watched it.

01:13:52.080 They continue to watch it.

01:13:53.720 They continue to throw money at it.

01:13:55.540 Step one.

01:13:56.440 Step two.

01:13:57.320 Oh, now we're just going to, you know, send a light infantry division over there.

01:14:02.780 A light infantry division, by the way, which is the first step to dipping our toe into putting

01:14:10.540 boots on the ground, conventional boots on the ground, which is where none of us want

01:14:14.560 to go, if we would just get tough with Putin and just completely shut down his energy capability,

01:14:20.860 we would bring the Russian people to the table.

01:14:23.980 They would say enough is enough to him.

01:14:25.860 The Politburo would say enough is enough to him. 0.96

01:14:28.080 And we would drag his butt to the table and broker a peace deal. 0.70

01:14:34.040 And we wouldn't have to foot the bill. 0.96

01:14:36.660 This is very dangerous, sir.

01:14:38.600 This is what they do.

01:14:40.500 And they did it for 20 years in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria.

01:14:44.480 They continue to do it in Africa and many other places that Americans just go along every 0.60

01:14:50.600 single day.

01:14:51.260 Don't think much about it.

01:14:52.520 But this one, General, this would not be a war that would be like those, would it?

01:14:57.760 I mean, this is war with Russia.

01:15:00.620 Doesn't that get pretty serious pretty quickly?

01:15:03.020 This is a conventional war. 0.80

01:15:03.520 Right.

01:15:04.240 This is a conventional war that will escalate all the way across Europe.

01:15:08.580 Uh, and, and, um, one that our military, I would remind everybody is been rated weak, incapable

01:15:17.640 of conducting a ground war.

01:15:20.080 We went from marginal to weak, according to the heritage foundation study from 2022 to 2023.

01:15:27.560 We don't have the Navy, the air force, the ground forces, uh, the logistical capability.

01:15:33.800 Heck, um, our service members have been spending more time on CRT, gender training and pronouns

01:15:40.260 than they have shoot, move, and communicate.

01:15:42.800 Um, we have low morale.

01:15:44.400 We can't recruit.

01:15:45.580 We can't retain. 1.00

01:15:46.640 Uh, and we cannot sustain the, you know, a conventional, uh, war and it's a fact.

01:15:54.220 And, and that is sad.

01:15:56.040 And that's the doing of, you know, the Biden administration.

01:15:59.520 It's the doing of the Democrats there.

01:16:01.560 They've weakened us to the point where, yeah, this isn't going to be unconventional warfare.

01:16:06.440 This isn't going to be, uh, you know, you know, limited boots on the ground.

01:16:10.620 This will escalate to a conventional war across Europe.

01:16:15.000 And none of us want to go there and none of us can afford that.

01:16:19.740 Uh, Don, thank you very much.

01:16:21.460 Um, former Brigadier General, Don Bolduc, he is, uh, again, running in New Hampshire.

01:16:27.740 How does somebody get involved with your, uh, Senate campaign?

01:16:32.200 Oh, thank you for reminding me on that, sir.

01:16:34.900 Go to donbolduc.com.

01:16:37.860 Um, and, uh, you know, let's face it.

01:16:41.180 I got a 23, a $30 million, uh, Democrat candidate getting money from special interests and lobbyists.

01:16:48.320 And I have a million dollar budget, uh, and so we're going to win this.

01:16:53.220 We've closed it up to one point now.

01:16:54.960 We're going to surge faster, but I could sure use some help.

01:16:58.260 I get it.

01:16:58.760 It's hard economic times, but you can go to donbolduc.com and help me out.

01:17:02.920 It would be greatly appreciated.

01:17:04.900 Anything helps.

01:17:05.740 And thank you for allowing me to plug that, sir.

01:17:08.300 You bet.

01:17:09.060 Don, God bless.

01:17:10.340 Good luck to you.

01:17:11.260 Thank you so much.

01:17:12.100 U.S. Senate candidate, uh, Don, B-O-L-D, bolduck, U-C, bolduck, um, donbolduck.com.

01:17:23.520 I liked him.

01:17:25.160 Do you like him?

01:17:26.120 Yeah. 1.00

01:17:26.420 He seemed just like comments, you know, he's like, yeah, there's a, there's a stupid. 1.00

01:17:31.440 It seems like, yeah, like a military guy and no nonsense. 1.00

01:17:34.640 Yeah.

01:17:35.040 And, you know, it's tough when you're dealing with some of these candidates and these races

01:17:39.340 to put up with the nonsense.

01:17:41.320 So I'm glad, you know.

01:17:42.580 Boy, would that be, that would be, that'd be a sign of a red wave.

01:17:46.340 I mean, a tidal wave.

01:17:47.780 If he gets in, not that he's a better or worse candidate.

01:17:50.880 It's just, that's New Hampshire.

01:17:52.860 Yeah.

01:17:52.960 I've had that as lean, uh, Democrat for a while.

01:17:56.360 And I think it's, it's ready to move into toss up category.

01:17:59.080 We are there.

01:17:59.800 I mean, the last two polls that have been out with one point and three points.

01:18:04.140 And this is, by the way, another one of these races that the mainstream told you give

01:18:08.780 up on, we're not putting any money into it.

01:18:10.740 We're going to ignore it.

01:18:12.200 This guy, he's too extreme for New Hampshire.

01:18:15.460 Well, I don't know.

01:18:16.120 The people of New Hampshire don't seem to think so.

01:18:17.980 It's amazing how, how little money is making a difference in this race, isn't it? 1.00

01:18:22.740 Yeah.

01:18:23.000 And it's because of real issues people are dealing with every single day.

01:18:25.440 Yeah.

01:18:26.300 Um, you can laugh about the possibility of nuclear war all you want, but, um, we're closer 1.00

01:18:31.340 than we have been in decades, maybe since the Cuban missile crisis.

01:18:35.880 Um, and that's only the worst case scenario.

01:18:40.260 We are still looking at potential food shortages in this country.

01:18:43.800 They are coming brought on by intentionally mismanaged inflationary economy.

01:18:49.720 That's, uh, a little harder to laugh at, and we won't be laughing soon.

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01:19:50.520 I can't tell you the last time I was nervous for an interview.

01:20:10.860 Did you think of the last time I was nervous to talk to somebody?

01:20:13.900 No, but when you're nervous for an interview, the most important thing you can do is not blow it, you know, in a really big way.

01:20:19.900 You know, don't screw it up.

01:20:22.220 So everyone's laughing at you.

01:20:23.880 All right.

01:20:24.080 All right.

01:20:26.120 Catherine Limbaugh is going to be joining us here in a few minutes. 1.00

01:20:28.580 That's so cool.

01:20:29.300 And, um, she's just put out a new book, radio's greatest of all time, Rush Limbaugh.

01:20:35.540 Uh, David and Catherine and Rush put this book together.

01:20:40.600 Um, they started it, uh, while he was alive.

01:20:44.680 And, uh, so it kind of has his fingerprint on it is my understanding.

01:20:48.300 It is, it is a really great book.

01:20:53.900 It is full.

01:20:55.120 You, you think, you know, Rush Limbaugh, but when you look at his life through pictures and through commentary, you realize this guy was.

01:21:06.700 Right.

01:21:07.360 I mean, Rush Limbaugh.

01:21:08.180 Yeah.

01:21:08.400 I mean, it's, it's almost, it's hard to understate what that means.

01:21:12.640 Yeah, it really is.

01:21:13.780 I mean, the greatest of all time tells the story for sure.

01:21:18.380 And you go through his entire history.

01:21:21.120 I mean, you know, he did everything.

01:21:23.100 I mean, he really built the entire industry of talk radio single handedly.

01:21:27.700 I will tell you. 0.99

01:21:28.720 And I think anybody who doesn't say this in talk radio is, uh, arrogant or stupid, but it rush. 0.99

01:21:36.140 We owe our careers to Rush Limbaugh. 0.99

01:21:38.120 Yeah.

01:21:38.680 I mean, there's any doubt.

01:21:40.020 Yeah.

01:21:40.520 And, and to do it at the time that he was doing it at, he was the first and he was the first to use satellite time.

01:21:49.200 I mean, it's, it's, it's an amazing story.

01:21:52.740 The reason why conservatives, uh, Rush Limbaugh saved AM radio, which was about to die out was because Russia's partner happened to have some extra satellite time that he got as terms of his exit package when he left ABC.

01:22:10.540 And ABC was like, what are you going to do with satellite time?

01:22:13.600 Fine.

01:22:14.020 Give him satellite time.

01:22:15.520 And he put Rush on a satellite.

01:22:18.120 Nobody is, nobody was doing that at that time.

01:22:21.880 And he became a phenomenon and radio has not been the same since.

01:22:29.100 And it certainly hasn't been the same since we lost him.

01:22:33.200 The first interview with Catherine Limbaugh on radio's greatest of all time.

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01:24:00.140 The one and only Catherine Limbaugh.

01:24:03.740 Next.

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01:24:40.300 What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

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01:25:01.620 I have to tell you, I am rarely, and I can't remember the last interview, that I actually was nervous about.

01:25:10.300 This one makes me nervous.

01:25:14.060 It's Rush Limbaugh's wife.

01:25:17.040 Her first interview about the book radio's greatest of all time, Rush Limbaugh.

01:25:23.220 It is a fantastic book that if you ever listen to Rush Limbaugh, you should have.

01:25:29.900 It is beautiful, well done, well written, a true tribute to a national icon and hero.

01:25:37.020 I'm not just nervous because she is Rush Limbaugh's wife, but she is also Catherine Adams Limbaugh.

01:25:51.440 Adams, as in John Quincy Adams.

01:25:54.780 Her family came over on the Mayflower.

01:25:56.540 When you hear her record of what she's accomplished, you'll understand Rush Limbaugh's life through the eyes of his wife in 60 seconds.

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01:27:42.580 And greetings to you.

01:27:43.780 Thrill seekers, conversationalists and music lovers all across the mouthful and optimistic fruited plain.

01:27:50.640 It's the Rush Limbaugh program here on the excellence in broadcasting network.

01:27:54.660 And greetings to you.

01:27:55.520 Thrill seekers, conversationalists.

01:27:58.080 Catherine Adams Limbaugh.

01:28:00.500 Let me just explain who she is. 1.00

01:28:03.360 She was born in Massachusetts.

01:28:04.720 She is a direct descendant from the Mayflower, direct lineage to John and, uh, and John Quincy Adams.

01:28:13.500 Catherine, uh, has traveled to and lived in over 40 countries on five continents.

01:28:19.360 Originally due to her mother's career as an American diplomat and her father's international business career following graduation from the Naval Academy.

01:28:27.220 Throughout her youth, Catherine gained vast, well-rounded experiences, routinely representing the United States abroad, liaisoning with heads of state, ambassadors, and high-ranking military officers,

01:28:39.000 while also witnessing human suffering firsthand, including extreme poverty and disease.

01:28:44.640 Early on, Catherine made it a lifelong mission to help others in times of crisis, encourage people to reach their highest potential.

01:28:51.780 At 15, she taught English as a volunteer while living in a remote country in West Africa.

01:28:58.000 She translated for American military doctors who would set up field hospitals on, uh, on missions and raise funds for underprivileged children, leading to a national recognition as Foreign Service Teen of the Year.

01:29:12.620 She is, uh, also the co-author of the number one New York Times best-selling Adventures of Rush Revere American History Book Series.

01:29:20.960 Um, she also has been a major player and led major productions, um, part of significant charitable efforts, including Nelson Mandela Invitational in South Africa,

01:29:33.180 the Stand Up for Betsy Ross campaign with her husband, which raised over $5 million for families of first responders.

01:29:39.600 And, of course, she has donated, along with, uh, her family now foundation, millions of dollars affected by cancer, illness, and hardship.

01:29:48.020 She was the one who told us on February 17th, 2021, that her husband had passed away.

01:29:58.320 She also said that, um, his legacy would continue, and she is doing that in a couple of ways.

01:30:05.460 She is, uh, presenting the first-ever American Patriot Scholarship in honor of Rush, and, uh, she's supporting American military heroes, police, first responders, and Gold Star families.

01:30:18.020 Through their foundation.

01:30:19.840 She is also, her and her brother, David, uh, I'm sorry, Rush's brother, David, uh, have put together a, um, a book, Radio's Greatest of All Time.

01:30:31.220 Catherine, welcome.

01:30:33.540 Hello, Glenn.

01:30:34.800 Goodness, what an introduction.

01:30:36.900 That certainly wasn't from the New York Times, I don't believe.

01:30:40.500 No, it was not from the New York Times.

01:30:43.780 I think they have a different version.

01:30:45.660 You know, I, I was reading, I was reading your bio, and I thought, this is, this is, um, hard to say, strange to say, but truly a, uh, an equal to Rush, as far as accomplishments.

01:31:02.400 Thank you so much.

01:31:04.020 Thank you so much.

01:31:04.940 I don't know if I can agree in full, but thank you.

01:31:07.740 I truly appreciate it very, very much.

01:31:10.120 So, the name Greatest of All, Radio's Greatest of All Time, is it true that that's what it says on his death certificate?

01:31:18.140 Yes, we have to be on brand at all times.

01:31:23.580 Very important.

01:31:24.940 Very important.

01:31:26.000 Straight from start to finish.

01:31:27.380 But, but yes, it does.

01:31:29.740 Another thing that we wanted to do in a way to, to tweak the media as a final goodbye from Rush, which we know he certainly would have loved.

01:31:39.020 Oh my gosh.

01:31:39.520 But someone put that through, ironically.

01:31:42.280 Yeah, that is so...

01:31:42.840 I'm not sure who that poor person is that put it through, but yes, yes, it is.

01:31:47.180 It's so, so fantastic, uh, under occupation, radio's greatest of all time.

01:31:53.200 Um, I was there, um, in the Capitol the night he got the, um, the Presidential Freedom Award.

01:32:03.240 Um, and he always struck me, I mean, he was, he was bombastic on the air, you know, on loan from God,

01:32:13.060 but he always struck me as a very humble person in real life.

01:32:18.760 And I could see that that really deeply moved him that night.

01:32:23.080 You know, he really was, he was incredibly brilliant and incredibly kind, fearless, exceptionally talented in radio, of course.

01:32:34.420 But, but he was truly gifted.

01:32:36.300 But I believe one of his attributes that we all love the most was he was so humble.

01:32:43.180 He had the biggest heart.

01:32:45.260 He was so sincere.

01:32:47.020 He never forgot the little guy.

01:32:49.160 He never became too big.

01:32:50.900 And he never really thought of himself as Rush Limbaugh.

01:32:55.220 We, the name, Rush Limbaugh, he, he did on the radio, but, but not, not in real life, so to speak.

01:33:02.660 He always tried to have a better show the next day.

01:33:06.520 He never thought that he accomplished the peaks that he did.

01:33:10.160 He always was working so incredibly hard.

01:33:14.840 So, yes, that night meant everything to him.

01:33:18.860 He was very surprised by it.

01:33:21.040 We were actually in Boston.

01:33:22.860 He had geared up to making this announcement on the radio and thought that was basically it, that the secret was out.

01:33:29.880 And now he could go about his medical mission, so to speak.

01:33:34.000 And so we left for Boston right after that announcement that day.

01:33:38.340 And there was a call from the president when he was supposed to be going into surgery that said, you really should be in Washington tonight.

01:33:47.280 We thought, oh, well, we don't quite have the attire for that or the mindset.

01:33:55.280 But, but he was so incredibly touched, so honored, so thrilled.

01:34:00.500 It meant everything to him, literally.

01:34:02.660 Did he know that that was coming?

01:34:05.240 Was it told to him in the White House, or was that the moment that we all saw?

01:34:10.740 Was that the moment he knew?

01:34:12.400 That was the moment that he knew is going to be presented to him there.

01:34:16.980 He didn't know when we flew up.

01:34:19.300 He didn't know when the president was calling that morning.

01:34:22.380 He only knew earlier in the White House when we spoke with President Trump and their immediate family,

01:34:29.660 who were deeply appreciative, too, of course.

01:34:32.660 But that moment, he didn't know that it was going to be awarded then and there.

01:34:37.820 So everything came at him rapid fire, and his emotions were so sincere.

01:34:43.620 He was actually not feeling well at all that evening.

01:34:46.920 He was going into a pretty significant surgery the next day.

01:34:51.420 So just being there was quite a feat for him to be there.

01:34:56.020 But having that awarded to him where it was in the form that it was meant everything.

01:35:03.280 He was just a young boy from Missouri, as he often said.

01:35:07.480 He wanted to be on the radio from the time he was eight.

01:35:10.560 But he certainly never dreamed that he would be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in that forum.

01:35:19.400 You know, I think Rush was—he felt the same way I feel about my audience.

01:35:27.120 And not every host feels this way.

01:35:29.000 They're like family.

01:35:29.940 And because you get to know each other.

01:35:33.120 While we're at a disadvantage, we don't really get to know the listener.

01:35:37.940 We kind of know, because if they've been with us for a long time, we know that they've—you know, they're self-selecting.

01:35:43.340 So they're kind of like us, you know?

01:35:45.960 Yes.

01:35:46.220 How hard was it, and how long did he have to hide this from people that he was so sick?

01:35:54.240 It was really a surprise to him.

01:35:57.420 He really didn't have symptoms like other people may.

01:36:01.280 So he didn't find out until late January, and he announced this in early February.

01:36:07.680 He didn't have to—he didn't have to carry it too long, but—

01:36:12.160 How did he know—what made him go to the doctor?

01:36:14.940 Actually, we were celebrating his birthday, and he didn't mention, as most husbands or men may not,

01:36:22.880 he didn't mention that he wasn't particularly feeling well.

01:36:25.420 We were celebrating his birthday, and the very next day, he started to have difficulty breathing.

01:36:32.480 He was having a heaviness in his chest.

01:36:34.720 He had pain in the back of his shoulder.

01:36:37.040 And I said, you know, this could be related to the heart, because he had had a heart issue at one point.

01:36:43.040 And so I said to him, you know, we really should fly and see your doctor.

01:36:48.920 We were flying right over his doctor in Chicago.

01:36:52.700 And we found out then and there that it wasn't the heart and that it was going to need a battery of tests.

01:36:59.180 And we didn't confirm it until probably a week or so later in Boston at Dana-Farber.

01:37:06.440 And then from there, all of the treatment and so forth started.

01:37:10.240 But he did have to carry it for a period of time because he wanted to deliver it in the best possible way.

01:37:16.780 And as you said, like you, his audience means everything to him.

01:37:21.620 And they are a brother, a father, a family figure.

01:37:25.580 And he knew that they were going to take this news incredibly hard.

01:37:30.340 So he had to hold it for a period of time, but not too long that potentially it would get out in the news if we were to start treatment or something.

01:37:37.580 You start the book with a conversation that you and Rush had in the hospital on January 12th, about a month before he died.

01:37:51.340 Yes.

01:37:51.600 Can you take us back to that?

01:37:54.040 Absolutely.

01:37:55.120 This book is very different in that it doesn't read like a typical book.

01:38:00.080 It isn't a start and finish type of story.

01:38:03.040 It's more so a collection of Rush's favorite moments, whether it was on air or off air.

01:38:10.420 And some of the times I was recording him talking about reflections.

01:38:15.240 He started this book in early February of 2020.

01:38:18.940 And a lot of the time we were in the hospital during these conversations or these recordings.

01:38:24.640 And one of those conversations was about that.

01:38:29.320 And it opens up where he was brought a donut by me for his birthday.

01:38:35.900 And he was reflecting on his time in Missouri as a young intern before he became the person that we all know as the famous Rush Limbaugh.

01:38:46.620 He was just a young kid with a dream hanging around a radio station in his hometown of Cape Girardeau, Missouri.

01:38:54.720 And this donut brought him back because he used to be the young kid that would bring donuts, fresh baked donuts, to the radio station there in his hometown.

01:39:07.740 So he was only about 15 or 16.

01:39:10.480 But that brought him right back.

01:39:12.360 And he had never told that story before.

01:39:14.700 I happened to be recording it.

01:39:17.220 And we transcribed it directly, as he said it, that day in the hospital.

01:39:23.120 We'll continue with Catherine Adams-Limbaugh here in just a second.

01:39:28.260 With 60 seconds to tell you about Goldline.

01:39:31.040 The nation's top economists are now forecasting the United States will enter a recession in the next coming 12 months.

01:39:38.380 I'll bet you right around the time the Republicans take the Congress and the Senate.

01:39:45.640 You know what I mean?

01:39:46.260 I'm just I'm just saying I what it wouldn't be odd if that happened that way.

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01:41:17.960 So, it is amazing to me.

01:41:29.720 We're with Catherine Adams-Limbaugh, and she has just put out a book that she and Rush started.

01:41:37.500 And then David came in, David Limbaugh, to help finish.

01:41:41.640 It's radio's greatest of all time.

01:41:43.640 When you're looking through the book, there is one thing that struck me.

01:41:50.220 I've led a pretty blessed life for the last 25, 30 years.

01:41:55.320 And Rush is actually the guy who gave permission for me to be on the network at this time.

01:42:01.600 And so, he really actually started my career.

01:42:04.260 But I've had a blessed career, and I've met a lot of people.

01:42:09.640 But when you read this book, my gosh, he knew the giants of history and conversed with them and worked with them.

01:42:22.520 Were you, when you came in and came into his life, with the experience you have, was that a little odd for you, too, or not?

01:42:35.820 Is it just me?

01:42:36.540 No, I don't think that part was odd as much as how he was talked about in the mainstream media and getting used to that portion of it.

01:42:48.840 Because I came to know and knew who he was off of the radio and who he was in person.

01:42:56.560 And I think the harder thing was knowing how he was talked about when here he was able to relate to, as you said, the heads of state, or really anyone, top celebrities, key figures.

01:43:10.840 Reagan, Thatcher.

01:43:12.940 That was his peer group.

01:43:14.960 Yeah.

01:43:15.340 And I think how he was talked about in the mainstream media was the harder thing to get used to.

01:43:22.060 But in terms of who he interacted with, he was just the same.

01:43:26.500 He was the same person as talking on the radio.

01:43:30.200 He directly spoke to the American people in the same way that he spoke to the President of the United States.

01:43:36.540 He was rushed through and through, which I love the most about him.

01:43:42.220 Did he ever get used to, or did he blow off all the horrible things that were said about him?

01:43:49.400 Because if you're like my wife, my wife probably has a harder time with it than I do. 1.00

01:43:56.120 Yeah, I think so as well.

01:43:58.780 He always said that the media didn't make him and can't break him.

01:44:03.420 So I think that he took it as a measure of success.

01:44:08.400 He didn't ever particularly get used to it.

01:44:11.400 But he said the more that they're talking and making things up, I'm obviously effective.

01:44:15.400 So I tried to look at it in that way as well.

01:44:20.480 But I definitely probably had a harder time than he did with some of the things that were said.

01:44:25.940 So what is...

01:44:27.420 We have one minute.

01:44:29.160 Let me think if I can come up with a one-minute question.

01:44:31.980 Because I've got a lot of philosophical questions for you.

01:44:36.620 Real quick, how did you two meet?

01:44:38.560 We met long ago through Friends when I was running a charity for Gary Player and the Nelson Mandela Invocational.

01:44:47.320 And did you know of...

01:44:49.340 Were you a fan of his on the radio or not?

01:44:53.000 I was a fan of his and became more and more a fan as time went on.

01:44:59.680 But I did listen early on.

01:45:01.820 But I should just say quickly, Glenn, before we have to go, because I know we're short on time, that proceeds from this book will benefit the children of fallen military heroes.

01:45:11.400 That is very important because this book is not about selling books.

01:45:15.400 It's about inspiring the country.

01:45:18.140 Rush loves the American people and our country with all of his heart.

01:45:21.960 There's 14 days left for a very important election.

01:45:25.000 And I know Rush is still with us and talking to us through this book.

01:45:28.140 So do I.

01:45:28.700 So, Catherine Limbaugh, if you don't mind, we have another break with you.

01:45:33.300 If you can stay.

01:45:34.720 Catherine Limbaugh, the name of the book, radio's greatest of all time.

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01:47:00.260 We're talking to Catherine Adams Limbaugh, Rush Limbaugh's wife, about his legacy, his histories, last year of life, their marriage.

01:47:19.420 He has a new book out now.

01:47:21.080 It was started by Rush and Catherine in the last few weeks and months of his life.

01:47:29.760 It's called Radio's Greatest of All Time, Rush Limbaugh.

01:47:34.480 And David Limbaugh came in to do some additional writing.

01:47:37.500 It is a fantastic book.

01:47:39.700 And has thoughts on Rush written by different people, including Ron DeSantis and Clarence Thomas.

01:47:51.480 I don't know.

01:47:53.620 I mean, it's still like seven degrees from Kevin Bacon, but I don't know anybody who is like that close to Clarence Thomas that he would get something written about them after they passed away.

01:48:06.500 Welcome back to Catherine Limbaugh.

01:48:08.620 So, it's phenomenal the things that these very, very important and influential people felt about Rush.

01:48:17.820 Yes, absolutely.

01:48:19.080 At the opening of each chapter, there is a tribute from someone that is very well-known, but also a close friend of Rush's.

01:48:28.300 In fact, you're included as well, Glenn.

01:48:30.640 There is a page that is there.

01:48:32.620 I don't know how I got included.

01:48:34.480 It was like, we got one more chapter.

01:48:36.640 Who are we going to call?

01:48:37.400 No, no.

01:48:38.720 You wrote something very nice that I really appreciate.

01:48:42.540 So, at the beginning of each chapter is a tribute that is from people like Governor DeSantis and Clarence Thomas and President Trump and Ronald Reagan.

01:48:53.580 And they talked about who Rush was in the country and also as a person.

01:49:01.300 And as we know, Rush will go down in history as one of the greatest voices for conservatism of all time.

01:49:09.840 He is the George Washington of radio.

01:49:13.020 He is our America's Winston Churchill, as I often say.

01:49:17.560 He's a modern-day founding father, speaking of John Adams.

01:49:22.260 And I know, Glenn, I should say that I am 100% confident he is so thankful to have you and your voice and your audience still out there continuing the charge.

01:49:34.060 And God bless you for the work that you do in including this and in talking about this.

01:49:39.240 We really appreciate it.

01:49:40.780 I will tell you, that means a lot to me.

01:49:45.800 Thank you for saying that.

01:49:47.060 We are facing the first real important election since his path of passing.

01:49:54.820 And if I've had one listener or one host or one senator talk to me about this, they all say the same thing.

01:50:05.400 Rush is sorely missed.

01:50:07.980 That is exactly right.

01:50:10.240 He is so missed.

01:50:11.660 And this is coming out at such an important time where I think the American people need his inspiration through his words.

01:50:21.040 And that's exactly what this book is.

01:50:23.760 It is Rush delivering his inspiring words.

01:50:27.580 It's not talking about the cancer.

01:50:29.720 It's not talking about sad times.

01:50:32.000 It's talking about an individual who lived out the American dream.

01:50:36.920 And he wants every American to have that opportunity.

01:50:40.000 He doesn't want our country to be downgraded.

01:50:43.720 He wants our country to go forward and the best days to be ahead.

01:50:48.780 And that's exactly what shines through in this book, in Rush's words, not an interpretation, but directly from him.

01:50:56.900 And I think when people read this and they look at it, it can serve as a coffee table book, a textbook for conservative ideology.

01:51:06.260 And I think when people read this, they will say, this is Rush speaking to us, inspiring us, and telling us we must carry on and we will carry on as a wonderful country that we are.

01:51:19.980 Catherine, I have to tell you, I mean, honestly, I didn't know what to expect when the book arrived.

01:51:26.320 And I expected a good book, but this, you're right, this is a coffee table book.

01:51:33.160 This is a beautiful, well done, inspiring tribute to a man that I had incredible respect for.

01:51:41.600 So good job on that.

01:51:42.780 Could I ask you, and if this is too personal, please just tell me, Rush was always so positive about things, always, we're going to make it, we're fine.

01:51:56.580 I have often wondered, in the thoughts of the country, or even in his own treatment with cancer, were there times that he was like a mere mortal here, that worried about things?

01:52:17.700 Well, I think he would definitely say, as he often did, that it is never time to panic.

01:52:23.200 His audience would remember those words very vividly, it is never time to panic, it's never time to give up on America.

01:52:32.000 And I believe he did believe that 100%.

01:52:35.700 There were some days and some times when I think he was very fearful.

01:52:41.540 He was fearful the country was driving off the cliff, he was fearful of his own health, but he always rallied.

01:52:48.460 That was truly Rush.

01:52:50.520 He was fearless, he was strong, he was a leader, he was an unwavering American patriot in that way.

01:52:57.720 And I think he fundamentally believed that our best days are ahead, because they have to be ahead.

01:53:04.220 And he took it upon himself to lead that charge with wonderful people like yourself, and to continue that inspiration and that optimism.

01:53:13.880 I think certainly in quiet moments, he had fear, as everyone did, or do.

01:53:21.820 But I would say that the majority of the time, he would say, we have to get back onto the horse, and we have to persevere.

01:53:30.720 That's what we will do as a country and as an American people.

01:53:33.820 Did he have any last thoughts about the future of America, or what has to happen that you care to share?

01:53:47.200 Well, I think when we started this book, he started in early February of 2020, right after diagnosis.

01:53:54.260 He had been asked to do a similar type of book a long time ago, and he really wasn't up for it.

01:54:00.600 He said, of course, how can I possibly select from such words of wisdom of 30 plus years on the radio?

01:54:08.180 But really, I think that's what the mission of this book is exactly for, that he wanted the best days to be ahead.

01:54:18.080 He wanted the country to continue on.

01:54:21.340 He wanted the American people to never lose sight of American exceptionalism.

01:54:27.260 One thing I love so much about Rush is he could not stand stereotypes.

01:54:32.420 He didn't want people to be pigeonholed.

01:54:34.540 He wanted people to live the American dream that he did, meaning that regardless of where you started, or where you came from, or the color of your skin, or your gender, that you were American.

01:54:48.260 And because of that, you can also be as successful as he was, or at least a version of it, or live out your dream.

01:54:58.920 I cannot talk to you and not ask you this question.

01:55:03.680 It may be, I mean, I think everybody would like to ask this question if they know that Elton John played your wedding.

01:55:11.700 I just have to ask, did he know it was Rush Limbaugh?

01:55:17.700 He did.

01:55:18.840 He did.

01:55:19.500 And this may be breaking news, but I believe that Elton John, Sir Elton John and Rush are actually very, very similar.

01:55:28.260 They had quite a similar demeanor off of their performance personality, because I believe that they both were so hardworking.

01:55:40.040 They both were the top of their game, so to speak.

01:55:43.140 They both loved their audience in the same, similar way.

01:55:47.720 So in many respects, they were very similar.

01:55:50.720 So yes, he did know it was Rush's wedding and my wedding.

01:55:55.900 I actually was with Sir Elton John in Hawaii.

01:55:59.980 We were out there visiting my parents, who lived in Hawaii part of the time.

01:56:04.680 And Rush and I were in a hotel room just below Elton John.

01:56:09.140 And we actually sent a note to him and asked if he would be willing to, well, bridge fences and come on over.

01:56:20.180 And so he did, and we were so humbled by it.

01:56:24.260 He was extraordinary.

01:56:25.840 I think he was very happy with being there, and we were deeply honored.

01:56:30.680 We love him very much.

01:56:33.240 On a personal note, how are you doing?

01:56:37.020 You know, I think, as anyone who's listened to Rush for so long, there is a tremendous void in our lives.

01:56:47.660 I think that's undeniable.

01:56:50.300 Every day, there's some remembrance of Rush in some way that provides a bit of that hole in your heart.

01:56:58.260 But I think the best thing that we can do is carry forward, and I know that's what he would want of us.

01:57:05.540 So that's really what I'm trying to do and trying to keep connected to his audience so that we can go through this together.

01:57:15.560 I often say that this was our loss.

01:57:18.300 It was the loss of a country, not just my loss.

01:57:22.040 And I think that we just have to go forward.

01:57:25.940 There's no other choice.

01:57:27.300 I know that there are millions of people that mourn with you and are grateful for you and will appreciate this book that never reach out.

01:57:43.340 But I so wanted to be part of the Rush Limbaugh Club, but I never reached out to him.

01:57:51.580 Only once I reached out just to thank him for something because I never wanted to be that guy because I know what it's like.

01:58:00.240 I mean, just a fraction of what it must have been like.

01:58:03.860 But know, Catherine, that there are millions of people that don't reach out that think about you and Rush every day.

01:58:13.380 I am so deeply grateful.

01:58:16.620 We hear some of the most wonderful messages and receive letters and gifts, and it means everything.

01:58:24.160 It truly means everything to me, and it did to Rush.

01:58:27.440 These people who are listening today are our extended family, and just having the ability to speak to them and thank them and say how much they matter and we value them means a great deal to me.

01:58:42.480 So thank you very much for that.

01:58:44.720 One last question for you, and that is, being a direct descendant of the Mayflower, anything you want to say about the 1619 Project?

01:58:52.580 Definitely. We have to focus on 1776. It's the only date that we can focus on, and yes, the Mayflower was very inspirational. We should not undersell it ever.

01:59:06.440 I tell you, we just acquired the largest collection of Mayflower documents and artifacts in the world.

01:59:14.740 We were up against the Smithsonian in buying it, my charitable foundation, and the things that are there that prove the difference between Jamestown and the Mayflower.

01:59:29.200 Those people were good, God-fearing, hated slavery, hated slavery, and the rest of the captain of a slave ship that kind of accidentally came to shore in a storm. 0.90

01:59:45.520 They arrested him for slave stealing and then took a collection amongst themselves and sent those people back to Africa to be free. It's crazy.

01:59:57.660 It is amazing, and those stories should be told more. Our Founding Fathers did something so miraculous with this country. We can never let go of it. We were the most free country in the world when freedom had never, ever been heard of at that time in 1776, the date we must remember.

02:00:21.240 But I truly appreciate this so much, and thank you so much.

02:00:27.040 Well, thank you. Catherine Adams-Limbaugh, the wife of Rush Limbaugh. The book is available today. It is well worth the price. It is a beautiful, beautiful tribute and appropriate for your coffee table or whatever. You will love this book. It's radio's greatest of all time, Rush Limbaugh. Catherine, thank you.

02:00:50.200 Thank you.

02:00:50.900 You bet.

02:00:51.240 Bob wrote in about his experience. That was hard. That was hard.

02:00:57.680 I love that, though. That was, like, I am emotionally just drained from that.

02:01:02.080 I know. You know, I'm glad this came out now. Like, it kind of, we've both been dealing with, like, good God, we are screwed.

02:01:09.240 I think that's kind of been our attitude lately and off the air, and I kind of hear that optimism, and she's totally right. That's exactly how he would have been.

02:01:16.440 Yep.

02:01:16.600 He would have been optimistic about the future.

02:01:18.480 Yep.

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02:02:26.680 The Glenn Beck Program.

02:02:39.640 Somebody came into the studio yesterday having a regular producer meeting. We've got about, I don't know, 15 producers, and they're all in here.

02:02:49.760 And one of them said, you should use the golden microphone that's out in the lobby to do the interview.

02:02:56.360 And I was like, no, I think that would be inappropriate.

02:02:59.680 But I was lucky enough to be the steward of Rush Limbaugh's golden microphone.

02:03:10.340 And it is in our lobby. If you ever happen to have to do business here at the Mercury Studios, you will see it right next to Cecil B. DeMille's megaphone.

02:03:21.500 What else is out there?

02:03:22.820 Something else important.

02:03:25.780 And the head of the Marshmallow Man from Ghostbusters.

02:03:32.100 Yes, that's not everything.

02:03:33.880 One of those things.

02:03:35.180 It's not everything's equal.

02:03:37.840 It is really cool to see that microphone, though.

02:03:39.820 I mean, the amount of history that went through that thing.

02:03:42.440 It's remarkable.

02:03:44.340 It's remarkable.

02:03:45.820 That man was a game changer in everything.

02:03:50.340 Let's carry on the spirit.

02:03:52.040 Don't despair.

02:03:53.380 Let's watch Oz tonight.

02:03:56.380 Go after Fetterman.

02:03:59.080 And then carry on and get to the polls.

02:04:03.680 Election is under two weeks away.

02:04:06.620 America needs to correct the mistakes from the last election.

02:04:12.220 The Glenn Beck Program.

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