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00:02:06.040 Well, hello, America. Welcome to Thursday. It's going to be a great one. We have all of the news you

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00:03:30.160 we have a president who is absolutely on the ball, uh, and he's done everything he could for the

00:03:36.380 border and, uh, he can do no more without a special emergency powers. And I think the president

00:03:42.140 is, yes, he is wonderful. And no, you're exiting the wrong way. No, sir, turn around, turn

00:03:53.020 around. No, not towards the back of the, okay. Anyway, uh, let me just tell you the America that

00:03:59.140 we have today. Let me go through some of the, um, uh, some of the headlines today. Uh, Biden gun

00:04:06.640 rule being drafted to effectively ban private sales of all guns. That's good. Federal judge rules,

00:04:13.860 California ammunition background checks, unconstitutional. Thank God. Speaking of that,

00:04:18.660 Sotomayor has, uh, has admitted now that she's traumatized, quote, traumatized every time

00:04:25.620 conservatives win a court case. I live in frustration. Wow. That doesn't seem really

00:04:31.620 impartial there. Uh, does it? And by the way, Sotomayor, it's definitely, it was absolutely

00:04:39.340 positively, definitely not her, uh, office. That was the source of the leak of the Dobbs abortion case.

00:04:45.600 I just want to point that out. Definitely not Sotomayor's people. Uh, uh, Biden finally getting

00:04:52.520 around to visiting East Palestine, which is great. I think again, he was probably a little confused on

00:04:59.920 the palace. I love the Palestinians and, um, but, uh, what I'm, what I didn't know they had a train

00:05:07.720 accident there. Uh, he will not say, however, if he's going to drink the water in East Palestine,

00:05:14.380 a verdict in the New York, uh, civil fraud case is coming next week. I'm all a tingle. Everybody's

00:05:21.600 talking about it. We've, we've got our champagne Reddit open up when, when the judge says, yes,

00:05:27.960 yes, Donald Trump committed fraud and they give him, they go like a, I don't know, take like another

00:05:33.800 $350 million from him. Oh, I'm so excited. Let's all go shopping. Oh, wait a minute. No, I'm on the

00:05:41.420 other side. Trump's next legal challenge could be about his Chicago skyscraper. Don't worry. Don't

00:05:47.980 worry. If they can do this to the president, I'm never going to do it to you. Never, never.

00:05:56.500 Fannie Willis. Uh, meanwhile, she's great. Uh, she apparently fired the whistleblower,

00:06:02.760 uh, who blew the whistle on the misuse of federal funds. So, uh, whoops, but don't worry about it.

00:06:09.300 Nothing will happen. Business partners of Fannie Willis, uh, alleged lover bankrolled her campaign

00:06:15.540 and then she gave them lucrative contracts, but she's out doing the people's work. The, uh, 0.79

00:06:22.840 former Trump official was a shot in the district of Columbia amid a crime surge, but the DCAG said

00:06:31.240 yesterday, the district can't prosecute or arrest our way out of crime. Yeah. Or you're right.

00:06:36.980 That's never worked. Uh, no, our work. I mean, let me just say this, and I'm not advocating for

00:06:43.480 this. I actually warn against stuff like this, but there's not a lot of crime in China, you know,

00:06:50.560 there were Philippines for a while. No real drug problems. You know, all you have to do is just

00:06:56.620 execute the people, you know, not exactly an approach to advocate for. No, I'm not advocating for it,

00:07:03.580 but I'm saying you went since when can't you arrest and, uh, and, and prosecute people for crime and

00:07:11.240 it doesn't help crime go down since when isn't that the whole purpose of law enforcement? Like why do

00:07:15.940 you arrest anyone? Why is there ever, ever law enforcement at all? Correct. Meanwhile, in San

00:07:21.560 Francisco, they're now locking up dollar 99 packs of gum, dollar 99. I'm sorry. You're going to have

00:07:32.360 to wait for the man with a key to get the pack of gum. Gavin Newsom, uh, is now targeting a target

00:07:40.340 clerk because he went in and is like, Hey, why, why didn't you stop that person? I just saw him stealing.

00:07:45.180 And the clerk said, well, cause of the stupid governor, the governor said, and that got him 1.00

00:07:50.400 angry. And so now he's targeting this target person. It's too many targets in this. Um, 1.00

00:07:55.720 oh my gosh, did he say the word target? Call, get Sarah Palin into court. Wife tries to kill 1.00

00:08:02.300 husband after his ex from 60 years ago, sent a card. He was 71 years old. He had a relationship

00:08:09.440 of this girl in the 1960s to say they're a good looking group of people, uh, is kind of a little

00:08:17.020 misleading. Uh, but, uh, at 71 years old, he gets a card from a girlfriend in the night in the 1960s

00:08:25.580 and his wife tries to suffocate him with a pillow. And I think that's perfectly reasonable. And you know

00:08:30.740 what? Don't even call the police. Don't even call the police. There's nothing we can do. Uh, CNN

00:08:38.800 has now just said that the key democratic demographic is trending toward Donald Trump.

00:08:46.300 James O'Keefe. Now this is going to come as a shock, uh, has a white house official caught on

00:08:51.820 camera admitting that Biden is in mental decline. What? New York community bank corp stocks plunge 38%

00:09:04.300 reigniting fears for regional banks, but don't worry. The fed says, perfect. And they're going to

00:09:12.420 hold the interest rate steady. They're not ready to cut them yet. Maybe this summer, maybe this fall,

00:09:20.380 you know, like right before the election and the printers are going to be print. I'm sorry.

00:09:26.240 We don't print money anymore. We digitize it. Glenn, it's entirely different.

00:09:30.620 New York Times has done a study. Sit down for this one. One big reason migrants are coming in droves to 1.00

00:09:40.740 the United States. New York Times confirms now, and who saw this? They believe they can stay.

00:09:48.960 What? Nikki Haley says, Texas has the right to secede from the U.S. Governor Hochul suggests

00:09:59.660 deporting illegals who attack. Wait a minute. Hold it. It says the governor Hochul, Hochul, Hochul.

00:10:04.020 Which, which state is Hochul from? Must be a hate monger state. She wants to deport illegals. Hochul, 0.98

00:10:09.620 Hochul. Can't remember what state she's. Oh, wait a minute. Huh? Anyway, uh, she says that they should

00:10:15.940 deport the illegals that attacked cops in Times Square. If you haven't seen it, it's, you know, 0.75

00:10:21.540 it's, it's great. It's really, it's, uh, well, it ended with one of, do we have the full screen here?

00:10:27.060 There's the, there's the confrontation and just doing a beat down, kick down. Uh, these illegal

00:10:32.340 immigrants are just beating the snot out. And then let me just show the picture of one of the illegal 1.00

00:10:37.940 immigrants that were leaving. Uh, yeah. Oh, there he is. He's, um, some would say he's a bird lover.

00:10:45.940 Because on the ends of his hands, he's showing two birds and, uh, that's, that's flipping it in a

00:10:53.540 way. Yeah. Flipping the bird, uh, which is nice. Uh, democratic governor slammed for closing rec

00:10:59.800 center in black neighborhood to house illegals in Boston. Eh, don't worry about it. Chinese hackers 1.00

00:11:06.140 ready, ready to wreak havoc on U S critical infrastructure. According to our FBI director.

00:11:14.020 Okay. That sounds really bad. Uh, but the DOD is holding an event, uh, about the rise of far

00:11:24.120 right terrorism in America. It's one of their brown bag, uh, uh, you know, uh, get togethers.

00:11:29.960 They, they have these brown bag things where you just bring your brown bag. It was like, why,

00:11:34.000 why is it? Are you racist? And they're like, no, that's, that's old timey talk for, you know,

00:11:39.120 bring your lunch. And then we're just going to sit around and talk. And this time the rise

00:11:44.080 of far right terrorism, pay no attention to the quote Chinese hackers who are now ready 0.79

00:11:51.200 to wreak havoc on critical U S infrastructure. Don't worry about that one. Now, another news

00:11:58.020 that makes total sense. Five men dominate women's college volleyball. Hang on. Five men dominate

00:12:08.980 women's college volleyball game. They injure two female players. Why are the men playing in the,

00:12:16.980 Oh, that's right. Because we're protecting women. That's right. We're, we're really holding up women 1.00

00:12:23.300 and we're protecting women's rights. And that's why we have five men playing women's volleyball. 0.98

00:12:30.780 And what a surprise they won. They won. Uh, I didn't see it coming. It was, it's crazy. It's

00:12:35.680 almost the New York times should do some analysts, uh, get some analysts together and do an analysis

00:12:41.220 on what exactly happened there. I don't know. I don't know. The new state mandated tampon dispenser

00:12:48.500 in Connecticut high school, uh, in I should, this is the boys bathroom. Okay. I mean, it's not just

00:12:55.940 the, you know, the boys didn't go into the women's tampon. They have their own now. What's wrong with 0.78

00:13:03.120 you? But some hate mongers ripped it down in just 20 minutes. That's crazy. Christian private school

00:13:09.440 has now banned a mom from dropping off her kids in a car that has an ad for her only fans account.

00:13:16.180 These bigoted Christians, here's one that'll make you happy. Make you say, you know, grandpa, 1.00

00:13:23.980 I know what you fought for. I know, I know, I know you live through the depression. You warned me,

00:13:29.480 you told me things could happen, but I told you sit down, old man, you don't know what's coming.

00:13:35.380 We're the greatest generation. The new adult diaper therapy spa has now opened in New Hampshire

00:13:44.180 amid community backlash. A bigoted community. You think there's what, what, what? You don't want

00:13:53.780 to go back to be treated as a baby, as a 50 year old man and have somebody put a diaper on you and

00:13:59.560 then you go poopy in the diaper and then somebody gets to clean it up. That's great. I can't wait until

00:14:05.560 I'm 95 years old and I get to have people do that. Oh, it'll be such a sexual turn on. Baltimore 1.00

00:14:12.240 principle has, uh, there's a recording out where he said black kids can't test their way out of a 0.93

00:14:18.960 paper bag and all kinds of other horrible, horrible stuff. Well, they don't know if, uh, it was really

00:14:24.960 him. He says it was AI. I never said any of those things. It's AI. Oh, are we getting to that

00:14:32.000 conspiracy theory time that Glenn Beck talked about? Oh, I don't know. 15 years ago where

00:14:37.780 things will start to be disrupted because you won't be able to believe your eyes or your ears

00:14:41.740 because of AI and deep fakes. Oh, did you hear last week? I don't know if you saw this. They took

00:14:48.420 it down right away because it was misinformation, but they took it down right away. Uh, it was the

00:14:54.040 president apparently in an off mic moment at a speech where he, the, he didn't realize the

00:15:02.060 microphones were on and you hear the crowd in the background and he's apparently backstage and he's

00:15:06.980 like, you know what? I don't care about these Texans. I'm going to send the F-15 fighters over. 1.00

00:15:12.820 You're like F-15s. Well, it's a classic. He's sending at least the classic planes.

00:15:17.660 Uh, we'll just bomb the crap out of those Texans. Wow. He said what? No, he didn't say it. 1.00

00:15:26.080 Wow. It's weird. I think I might've said this would be the election where deep fakes would play a role.

00:15:34.680 Huh? Well, there you go. Uh, so, uh, Frontier Airlines, um, had a flyer, just a normal American. 0.97

00:15:42.140 I don't even know why this is news. Frontier Airlines flyer, 60 year old, uh, woman. She, uh, 0.99

00:15:49.380 she got up and she announced to the plane, she was on her way to Philly and she said, I gotta pee. 0.99

00:15:57.460 And then she, um, she flashed, I'm quoting, she flashed her anus and genitalia on the plane. 1.00

00:16:06.100 But that's what makes the jet setting groove. Just, I mean, it's exciting to get on a plane now, 0.99

00:16:14.040 isn't it? It's like, Whoa, where are we going to go? And the stewardesses, they're all so nice and

00:16:19.300 happy and sexy. And you're like, Whoa, this is what it's like to jet set. And then the next thing you

00:16:25.580 know, some 60 year old woman is just showing you her anus. She's like, look, it's like a cyclops with 0.98

00:16:33.180 one brown eye. And you're like, okay, this is great. But that's America today in a nutshell. 0.71

00:16:41.960 So I don't know what you people are complaining about. Seems like everything is going great today.

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00:16:55.700 Well, I can't think of any place that you could move to that makes more sense.

00:16:58.840 And this one makes no sense at all. But anyway, it's a three ring circus to sell your house and to

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00:17:12.480 can navigate the whole process from beginning to end, whether you're moving across the street

00:17:16.440 or across the country. What do you know about where you're buying? What do you know about the market?

00:17:24.040 I mean, if you're a real estate agent, you probably don't have a problem. But the most of us, what we

00:17:29.060 have maybe a couple of times that we buy a home. We don't we have no idea. And it's our biggest

00:17:34.360 investment. You need somebody there that is right, knows the best practices, knows the markets, knows

00:17:41.140 the bankings, the rates, everything else. Somebody at that negotiating table, make sure that you are

00:17:47.120 going to end up where you want to be. That's why I started real estate agents. I trust make sure that we

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00:18:07.220 And that's important to me because I just don't want somebody to go, oh, my gosh, I had to take these

00:18:11.080 people who actually, they were mega people. They were people that actually believe that taxes are

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00:18:49.700 You know what? I forgot to mention a couple of other things. You know, some good news. I want to

00:18:54.920 mention some good news. Cori Bush and Rashida Tlaib voted against a bill. Thank goodness. We have some

00:19:03.320 common sense people. They were trying to push this bill through yesterday. Hate mongers. Any alien who

00:19:11.320 carried out, participated in, planned, financed, afforded material support to, or otherwise facilitated

00:19:19.720 any of the attacks against Israel initiated by Hamas on October 7th is inimissible in our country.

00:19:29.560 Thank goodness they were there to raise the flag and say, oh, you bigots. You bigots. You just have

00:19:37.280 a problem with people who just burned people to death, shot their children, beheaded people, and then 1.00

00:19:44.060 raped them. I mean, you haven't raped until you've raped somebody who doesn't have a head anymore. 1.00

00:19:49.720 Oh, and we don't want those people in. Well, that's, that's weird. That's weird. Uh, the act 0.99

00:19:57.500 was no immigration benefits for Hamas terrorist acts. I mean, can't we take them on a case by case

00:20:02.940 basis? You know, I mean, sometimes you, sure, sure. There might be someone who murdered a bunch of

00:20:08.740 Jews who's bad, right? But what about the ones that are like there, they might be really funny or 1.00

00:20:15.000 really, um, caring, maybe nurturing, maybe they have a special skill. What? What? I don't. Anyway.

00:20:25.560 You need to think about this, Glenn. It can't be, you can't have a blanket rule. Everyone who killed

00:20:30.980 Jews that was in Hamas can't come. Everyone. We can't find one exception. How do you find Palestinians 1.00

00:20:38.340 that, you know, I mean, you're just going to blanket, say all Palestinians that hate Jews or 0.99

00:20:42.680 want to kill them. I mean, that's a pretty big blanket. It's a pretty big blanket. By the way, 0.99

00:20:48.860 um, Joe Biden is now, uh, planning on recognizing a Palestinian state. And I think, no, no, no,

00:20:57.580 hear me out. I think to be able to get the Muslim or Arab vote in Michigan, uh, and in Minnesota,

00:21:05.460 I think, I think rewarding people who beheaded, you know, children and burn again, burn families, 0.98

00:21:13.420 uh, to death. I don't know. I think that's okay because he needs the, the Muslim and, uh, 1.00

00:21:20.720 and Arab vote in a couple of States. So for him just to recognize a two state solution, which by the

00:21:27.520 way, uh, they don't want, because they just like to behead all of the Jews. Uh, I think that's okay. 1.00

00:21:34.400 I don't think that's a betrayal. Do you? Not at all. Uh, not at all. No, not a bit, not one. Hey,

00:21:42.780 by the way, speaking about betrayals, finally, the Republicans are doing something. They have a new

00:21:52.240 tax credit package that's going through, uh, and it's great. It's for the families. I gotta, let me see

00:21:59.060 if I can find the name, uh, of this bill. Cause it is just, it's wonderful. No, seriously, it is

00:22:05.660 wonderful. And, uh, what it's going to do is going to cut taxes for families with children. Yeah.

00:22:13.360 Yeah. I mean, who doesn't love that? Right. Oh, I mean, I got a problem with it. Uh, I'm going

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00:24:00.880 Yeah. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. You know, what is the thing that you really want to happen

00:24:21.760 in Washington? Right? What is the thing that you're just clamoring for? I know I have been looking for

00:24:29.740 more tax credits, you know, for a large corporation, you know, or for really anybody, just, just more tax

00:24:36.120 credits. Um, and especially the tax credits that could, you know, open up the tax world and the

00:24:44.340 welfare state to illegals, you know, and that, and the giant, giant corporations, cause I'm a big fan of

00:24:51.940 corporate welfare. I just, I just think these corporations, they've done so much for humanity,

00:24:57.760 uh, and they just are paying way too much in taxes, even though it's usually zero. Uh, can we

00:25:04.060 give them some money on the taxes that maybe they didn't pay, you know, or can we give our people

00:25:13.320 that are not working, choosing not to work, uh, not, not even really kind of make it an effort,

00:25:19.260 you know, um, is there any way we can give some of my tax money to them? Because I feel all of the,

00:25:29.500 all of the things this country is doing, you know, like giving money to Ukraine, uh, giving money to

00:25:36.340 Planned Parenthood, uh, you know, using my tax dollars for that just great justice system, which 0.94

00:25:43.100 is putting, you know, people who are praying in jail and then saying, you know, we can't, we can't jail

00:25:48.960 our way out of crime in DC. I just feel like my tax dollars are in such a safe hands. I'd like to pay

00:25:57.900 more, quite honestly. Um, the new, uh, bill that, you know, flew through Congress yesterday was a bill

00:26:06.280 that was sitting on the shelf and they said, you know, just a few days ago, if you would have asked

00:26:10.040 anybody, they were like, Oh no, that's a dead bill. That's not going to happen. But somehow or

00:26:13.880 another, somebody, I don't know if it's Dobie the elf that comes in and he's like, Mr. Potter,

00:26:20.020 we got this bill. Uh, and they were like, Oh my gosh, this is such a great bill. The Republicans

00:26:25.720 and the Democrats got together and, uh, did this. Now in the house, there were what? 70 Republicans,

00:26:33.000 70 total votes against it. Oh, 70 total votes, 43, 47 Republicans, 23 Democrats.

00:26:39.520 Ah, okay. Democrats seem to be of the far left variety. Uh, the AOCs of the world,

00:26:44.720 Cory Bushes of the world. The Republicans is a kind of an odd mix. I would say some of the people

00:26:50.600 you'd say maybe are like, you know, Matt Gaetz and such, uh, on that. Massey. Um, Massey is against

00:26:57.960 it. Yeah. Um, uh, but then it's not all, it's like a Chip Roy was against it. Yeah. Um, but again,

00:27:05.800 it's a hodgepodge. They're not all, I wouldn't say it doesn't look like a, a pure ideological set

00:27:10.680 of Republicans. Well, I have to tell you anybody who could give more of my money away and your

00:27:17.020 money away, you know, the people who get up every day and they're just like, we pay our taxes. We

00:27:21.460 live our lives. Right. And you feel like you're getting squashed. Anytime we can take any of that

00:27:27.620 money that honestly, none of us even miss, uh, if we can give it right to like two, again,

00:27:34.800 illegal aliens, I'm for it. I'm just, I don't know. Call me, call me a hero, call me a hero.

00:27:41.840 Um, but I'm just for, uh, you know, making people who are working hard poorer and people who are

00:27:49.980 coming in for a free lunch richer. Now this would be the exact opposite sell they would make for this

00:27:54.740 bill. They're saying, Oh, I know it is. I know it is. It's me. It's actually helping working

00:27:58.340 families. That's the whole point of it. Right. Right. That's what they would say. Well, you know,

00:28:03.900 what is the definition of welfare? Um, let me give you that. Uh, welfare,

00:28:11.780 commonly social welfare. Uh, it's a type of government support intended to ensure that

00:28:16.560 members of society can meet basic human needs such as food and shelter. Wow. Food and shelter.

00:28:23.260 Wow. That is great. Okay. Now who generally gets welfare? Taxpayers? Uh, generally no. Yeah.

00:28:31.480 Generally no. Because if you were a taxpayer, typically you, you, you'd be earning enough

00:28:35.640 to not be on welfare. Yeah. Or, you know, some people are just right at the, at the line

00:28:41.600 and they'll get a tax break. Um, but wait, wait a minute. Hang on just a second. You get a tax

00:28:46.560 break, but if you haven't paid taxes. So if you pay taxes and you're like, okay, you know what?

00:28:54.480 You're at the bottom of the line. You pay zero this year. That's not welfare. You pay taxes and

00:29:01.320 you, they say you, you only, you pay zero this year, but we're also giving you $2,000 a month.

00:29:07.900 Then that's, that's welfare. You know, you see what I'm saying? You can't, the government

00:29:13.300 can take you to zero. They can take you to zero, but you can't call it a tax cut when

00:29:20.960 you're already at zero. For instance, illegal aliens. Yeah. But I'm here with the good news 1.00

00:29:26.880 is none of these people are here with families. Um, but, uh, or filing taxes. Yeah. Uh, but

00:29:32.420 if you've got a family, you're here illegally and you're not paying taxes, I can't give you 1.00

00:29:38.160 a tax break because you haven't paid taxes. So that's a problem. And you know, I really

00:29:46.180 love, there was a couple of things in here that I think are overlooked that I, I think

00:29:50.600 everybody understands. I don't know why you would overlook them. Uh, for instance, uh, we've

00:29:56.440 just given a, uh, a tax break, uh, to the people in Taiwan, which I didn't, did you, huh? I

00:30:07.260 didn't even know. I mean, I just thought it was Americans that were paying tax, but no,

00:30:12.040 no, we're going to give a, uh, a tax break, uh, to, uh, to Taiwanese corporations, which I

00:30:19.860 think is what you had in mind. Does anybody feel like maybe they're not listening to you?

00:30:26.440 Have you had that feel? I know it's crazy. I'm way out on the limb here. I'm probably

00:30:31.720 by myself, but has anybody thought, I, I'm not for any of this stuff. Um, you know, the

00:30:39.100 war in Ukraine. No, no, not, no, uh, no, I, I don't really want to send my kids off to

00:30:44.640 war. Another long, uh, endless war. Uh, I'm not, I'm, I'm not for giving, you know, more

00:30:52.660 money than we gave to all of Europe for the Marshall plan. Uh, you know, um, income adjusted,

00:31:00.200 I mean, you know, inflation adjusted. So it's, I mean, we're comparing apples to apples. We're

00:31:05.080 giving Ukraine more money than we gave all of Europe to rebuild all of Europe. I'm not for that. 0.60

00:31:13.640 I'm not. Okay. Vladimir. Yeah. I mean, sure. You're not for it. I'm really not for the $6

00:31:19.500 billion to Iran. I'm also not really for bombing Iran at this point. Uh, I wasn't for, you know,

00:31:27.600 I was for getting out of Afghanistan, but not leaving our airport and all of our equipment 1.00

00:31:33.920 behind. And then, and then also putting the Taliban in charge. I thought that's what, I mean, 0.79

00:31:39.500 they didn't consult me, but I'm sure you feel your representative has consulted you because I've

00:31:46.200 been, been big on this. Hey, no one should eat any meat thing. We should all eat bugs. And thank

00:31:52.520 goodness. They're all representing all of us on that one. Right? Oh no, wait. I was against that

00:31:57.880 one too. Who are these people? Who is actually making the decisions? Because there are a few people

00:32:04.540 and we see it here, 70. And I don't know the reasons for all 70. So let's bring it down to,

00:32:10.280 I don't know, five who actually are using their bean upstairs. And they're like, whoa,

00:32:18.180 wait a minute. That doesn't make sense. Yeah. The, the, the democratic opposition to it seems to be

00:32:22.960 that it's not big enough. Right. Like the AOC is saying, what do you mean? You're only expanding it by

00:32:28.020 this much. Right. Right. And we should listen to them because they were also the ones that said,

00:32:32.060 hey, we, we shouldn't say that you can't come into the United States if you helped behead people 0.57

00:32:36.740 in, on, on August 7th, you know, or October 7th or October 7th. Yeah. One of the sevens. Yeah.

00:32:42.420 So, um, you know, I think that's, I think we should listen to them. I just, you know,

00:32:48.300 the whole taxation without representation thing, they don't seem to be asking us anymore or having

00:32:55.240 our representatives debate anything anymore. So when we hire a representative, you know,

00:33:02.340 if they stay true and just aren't so prone to corruption, uh, bribes, or they've got skeletons

00:33:10.740 in their closet. So they're now under blackmail, uh, or just aren't obsessed with power. Those,

00:33:16.760 let's say five that still hold true to the American values, uh, I think the rest of them

00:33:25.480 are representing somebody else, but the American people, you know, I'm just, well, let me give

00:33:32.460 you that. I mean, this is a crazy example, but Ilan Omar, uh, she's saying my job and, uh, is

00:33:40.000 to protect Somalia. No, that's, that's, that's not your job. In fact, it's not the job of anyone 0.97

00:33:46.100 who is voting for you thinking that is your job. Uh, you know, she took an oath to be an American 0.83

00:33:53.540 citizen. Not everybody has done that. That's why they don't vote or aren't supposed to vote. 1.00

00:33:58.280 Um, but she did. And, uh, I hereby declare on oath that I absolutely and entirely renounce

00:34:05.160 and abjure, I don't even know what that means, uh, all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince,

00:34:12.340 state sovereignty of whom or which I have heretofore been a subject or a citizen.

00:34:19.940 And I will support and defend. So when you take that oath, you're supposed to say, I'm not

00:34:26.500 working for, or have any allegiance to that other country. Don't have it. Um, and yet she's saying

00:34:34.580 that's why she's in Congress, uh, to help a foreign government. And I'm just thinking again,

00:34:41.380 I don't think she's representing the United States of America. Uh, she, I mean, she is representing

00:34:48.380 her constituents, but, um, a lot of them probably are not Americans or they misunderstood the oath

00:34:55.240 they took. You know, you can't, um, you can't keep doing this to a country. You can't. Uh,

00:35:04.120 otherwise, you know, next thing, you know, this is crazy. Next thing, you know, they're in San

00:35:07.880 Francisco, they're locking up $1.66, uh, gum and you got to wait for the key to come to the front

00:35:13.680 of the store to open up that cabinet so you can get gum. So I'm just, I'm just, you know, one other

00:35:23.420 thing that kind of is bothering me just a little bit, um, is this Elon Musk thing now count, you

00:35:29.400 know, color me, color me thrilled that, uh, a judge is now overturning what a corporation board of

00:35:37.260 directors and the shareholders voted by 70%. They voted in, you know, the CEO's, uh, salary and they

00:35:46.640 made a, uh, and everybody on TV, every, everybody was saying, Oh my gosh, well, he'll never get that

00:35:53.140 money. Cause, uh, that's crazy. That would, that would, that would make Tesla bigger than Toyota.

00:35:59.420 If he did that, that was five years ago. Now he did that and he's ready for his payday and a judge

00:36:05.700 has come in to say, yeah, that that's not really fair. That's not that he shouldn't get that. Now,

00:36:11.520 if I were Elon Musk, I'd say to you, um, what would you say? I would, what would you say in this

00:36:20.280 audio format that we do? I would say, cause you made a hand gesture, which is not as effective

00:36:25.360 on the radio. It was more of an arm gesture. It was an arm gesture. Um, but I, it was not quite

00:36:30.780 exactly what the illegal immigrant was doing to the cameras in our previous story. I think if we were 0.88

00:36:36.120 on, you know, the newlywed game or, you know, password or whatever those shows were, if I said

00:36:42.260 blank you, I think, you'd know what it was, but, uh, but I digress. Um, I, uh, I, I, again,

00:36:52.160 don't worry about it. It's just the government coming in, in a very fascistic way, but Donald

00:36:58.780 Trump's the fascist coming in, in a very fascistic way and saying, Hey, they didn't mean what they

00:37:06.000 thought they meant. Um, and, uh, and even if they didn't mean that, I think it's a little, 0.95

00:37:11.220 a little cray cray to give him all of that money. Cause who knows that kind of money?

00:37:17.700 Oh, I don't know. Uh, maybe the guy who built the company, the guy whose vision it was,

00:37:26.380 I hate to point out that that is the American way. Uh, but, uh, don't worry. He's just the guy

00:37:34.720 who has done more for the green movement. Uh, but he's taking us into space again. Uh, he'll be

00:37:41.740 the guy who goes to Mars. Don't worry. Don't worry. We're just taking the Nikolai Tesla of today

00:37:48.980 and treating him like the Nikolai Tesla of the past, throwing him under the bus. Yeah. Don't worry.

00:37:56.300 That's the American way. I think now. Oh, people, we wouldn't have all these problems with people.

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00:41:47.900 All right. Coming up in just a minute, we have the one and only Ben Shapiro,

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00:42:09.240 in his bio. Who cares if you don't host the Ben Shapiro show? The guy's like one of the most famous

00:42:13.760 rappers in the world. He is. You ready? I tie iTunes worldwide iTunes chart. The number one song

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00:42:46.380 at the beginning of the year, you know, it was like the year that he's going to finally break

00:42:50.720 through a rap. Yeah. He's next. The Glenn Beck program.

00:42:56.680 It's a new day.

00:43:21.580 Welcome to the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:43:41.640 If you happen to be watching, uh, today on the blaze, you'll see that I'm in my, in my hoodie, 0.58

00:43:47.280 you know, cause I'm one with a street and, uh, it's the, uh, STF logo, which is sick, twisted freak,

00:43:55.040 which is of course my rap label. Everybody knows about it. Everybody's been talking about it. And,

00:44:00.900 uh, who comes in somebody who's claims to hate rap more than me, uh, which I don't think is possible.

00:44:08.320 And he's now number one in the world, you know, not, not just for rap for all music. Number one

00:44:15.600 on iTunes in the world, a guy who is, is not down with the streets like I am, but I'll call him,

00:44:25.180 you know, my homie, like I called Patrick, you know, when we're hanging out together in the,

00:44:30.760 in the neighborhood, I like to call it the hood. Um, but, uh, my homes, Ben Shapiro in 60 seconds.

00:44:39.420 Imagine if you had the opportunity to save tens of thousands of dollars over the course of say,

00:44:43.160 you know, your mortgage, think about that for a second. What could you do with that extra money?

00:44:47.900 What would you do with it? There's not much of a question. Uh, it would make some things a little

00:44:52.900 better, wouldn't it? You could be paying off high interest debts, like the kind you get from

00:44:57.560 using credit cards. We all have those. How's your doing? I mean, how's it, what is the rate? Let's see

00:45:04.620 who has the highest rate. I'd love to hear that. Who has the highest rate? They're up to 35% now.

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00:45:59.300 details about credit costs and terms. I believe I can say rap legend, Ben Shapiro. Welcome to the

00:46:08.660 program, Ben. How are you? Yo, yo, yo. What's up, Holmes? Hey, I would respond, but I'm a little

00:46:15.560 uncomfortable. How are you doing, man? You know, it's been a journey. It's been a journey. There have

00:46:24.280 been so many iterations of my art over time. Yeah. From playing classical violin now to this. And

00:46:30.500 I, there, there's just so many genres I've yet to explore. I can't wait to explore all of them.

00:46:36.940 What are you going to do next? Uh, heavy metal. Really? See, while you're, while you're dabbling

00:46:43.700 in this kind of stuff, I'm learning new languages. I, I'm learning currently,

00:46:48.020 which is like rap legend, Ben Shapiro. I just said that. And the people who speak that language

00:46:57.080 know it, but anyway, uh, some of us are amazing. Listen, it's just a, it's a testament to the magic

00:47:03.340 of my magnetic personality, my insane levels of riz, as they say, as the kids say, you know,

00:47:10.220 everyone, everyone can't get off the rap train. Now it's a station. Right. And we will not be,

00:47:16.400 we will not be denied that number one status on billboard. Number one, even billboard is now

00:47:20.920 admitting, by the way, that we're probably going to make the digital song downloads number one this

00:47:25.940 week, uh, just in time for the Grammys. So I can only hope that next year we get inspiration for a

00:47:35.480 Superbowl halftime show. Oh, that is so funny. Will you be showing your nipples on that? If you do,

00:47:42.040 uh, get into the halftime show, I'm going to go no on that. Okay. I think

00:47:46.340 something has to be left to the imagination. That's really the message. Yeah. So I'm,

00:47:52.480 I'm wearing my, uh, I'm wearing my hoodie today. Cause you know, you were wearing your hoodie in

00:47:56.860 the video and, uh, uh, and you, and you look good, whatever I see you in a, you, you look,

00:48:01.700 you pull it. I put the hoodie on and I either look like Kenny or I look like the emperor, uh,

00:48:10.780 from star Wars. I cannot make it. I don't, it's strange, but I can't make it cool. Ben,

00:48:16.560 it's very strange. Um, yeah, well, you know, I didn't know that I could do it either. So the way

00:48:21.520 that happened is that we were, we were just filming that, that portion of the wrap and I 0.86

00:48:25.000 looked around and I was dressed as I normally do as a dork. And, uh, and I said, do we have a hoodie

00:48:30.560 in the office? And like, actually we do somewhere in the back here, we have like a fact hoodie that

00:48:34.280 we once marketed and I was like, bring it out. And, uh, and that said that of, of drip that is,

00:48:41.620 that is possible on planet earth right now. We have sold more of those hoodies and it's basically

00:48:46.240 funding my entire, my entire mortgage at this point. Uh, hang on just a sec. Let's play a

00:48:51.420 little bit of the rap.

00:49:04.280 So funny. So funny. The pure, the, the, the joy that my art brings to others is really the reason

00:49:14.300 I'm in the game. Uh, so Ben, let's change the subject here for a second. What is the biggest

00:49:21.200 threat to our country right now? Um, I think the biggest threat to our country is that there's a

00:49:28.700 widespread conspiracy theory that's held on virtually every side of the aisle, which is that success in

00:49:33.760 a, in a free market, free system is somehow emblematic of exploitation. You see it mostly

00:49:40.060 on the left is basically what DEI is, is the theory that the powerful in society control everyone else

00:49:45.680 and that you can tell who the powerful are by their, by their success. And then you can group

00:49:49.420 them by race. And so DEI basically says that if you're a white male, you're on the top of the power

00:49:53.160 hierarchy, you're unfairly exploiting others. And therefore you need to be brought low.

00:49:57.120 That tends to cross streams with, with antisemitism, obviously, because once you start talking about

00:50:02.020 groups that are disproportionately successful in the United States, you get into Asians,

00:50:05.520 you get into Jews, it gets into really ugly territory. But I also see some elements of this 1.00

00:50:09.580 on, on sort of the far right, this idea that everything is conspiracy. Everything is a group

00:50:13.820 of elites who are seeking to keep you under, under the boot. And success is therefore belonging to this

00:50:21.520 elite cadre of people. Now that doesn't mean there aren't institutions that aren't run by people who

00:50:25.920 really do have your worst interests at heart. I mean, the media are run by people who do not agree

00:50:29.980 with your vision of America, the universities. But we're talking just broadly speaking,

00:50:34.060 the implication that success is unachievable in a free market society or in a free speech society,

00:50:40.560 that is enervating to the American public. It leads us to see each other as enemies. It's really

00:50:44.980 ugly. It's destroying us domestically. I think it's destroying us in terms of foreign policy as well.

00:50:48.860 So it's that sort of, it's that ideology, I think.

00:50:52.300 So I tell you, I don't know exactly what you're pulling from. There's a couple of things,

00:50:56.560 like this, this horrible ruling, I think, about Elon Musk and the attacks on Elon Musk. They're

00:51:03.160 trying to destroy him, but that's because he doesn't agree with policy. I have no problem with

00:51:07.460 people making money and being successful. My problem is with the elites that are, it's not a

00:51:14.180 conspiracy. We know who they are. The World Economic Forum and all of the leaders around the world that

00:51:20.680 are saying things like, we got to ban meat. We have to, you know, we have to take control of

00:51:28.080 private property and we have to do public-private partnerships. I mean, those people, that's not a

00:51:33.640 conspiracy, is it?

00:51:34.880 No, I agree with that. And so that's why I was distinguishing between institutions that are

00:51:38.640 absolutely doing that and they're saying it openly. I distinguish between sort of the conspiracy

00:51:43.040 theories and the actual just people who are saying the thing. The WF is not hiding the ball.

00:51:47.580 They're saying exactly what they want to do and they're doing it out loud and they say that they

00:51:50.900 control certain businesses, they control government. And again, they're doing it right out in the open.

00:51:55.180 That's why it's always weird to me when people say that the right is so focused on this WF

00:51:58.740 conspiracies. It's like, that's not a conspiracy when you just say the thing. But that's a little

00:52:03.660 bit different than a sort of, I think, internalized sense that we're getting from a lot of Americans on

00:52:09.680 all sides of the political aisle that success is not possible in the United States, which I don't think

00:52:14.340 is reality. I think success is possible. I think there can be institutional obstacles to that

00:52:18.600 success that are largely discriminatory. But again, this is an amazing country. And I think

00:52:24.720 that it's worthwhile for us to remember just how amazing this country was. What makes it amazing

00:52:28.220 is the fact that we have a shared set, or we used to at least have a shared set of Judeo-Christian

00:52:33.040 values and free market principles that have created the largest commercial republic in the history of

00:52:38.840 mankind, most powerful military in the history of mankind, and the most powerful spreader of

00:52:44.300 morality and decency in the history of mankind. We are all part of that project. There are obstacles

00:52:49.800 to that project, but those are not insuperable. And I think telling people that they will lose,

00:52:55.120 that whatever is the next thing that happens politically will cause them to be cast into

00:52:59.220 the outer darkness forever. I'm not a big fan of catastrophism in this country. I don't think that

00:53:04.860 when we say that the next election is the last election, I don't believe that. I think it's really,

00:53:08.460 really important. But I think it's also more important to build up from the local level. And

00:53:11.780 I prefer that we all start to focus on that, as opposed to sort of the catastrophic thinking

00:53:17.300 that if the next election doesn't go the way we want, then civil war is going to break out or

00:53:21.900 something. Now, I mean, as America's leading catastrophist, I do feel like that was a little

00:53:32.060 pointed.

00:53:34.240 I don't mean it to be. I mean, it really is not about it. It really is not about, you know,

00:53:38.940 the idea that that there aren't serious threats lurking around the corner. But I think that it's

00:53:43.520 easy and not not just lurking like here. I mean, we're living in a country where a significant

00:53:48.400 percent of the population doesn't know the difference between male and female. I mean,

00:53:51.440 that's a serious crisis that is present right in front of us. We're in a country where, again,

00:53:56.080 a significant percentage of the population believes that free market capitalism is actually evil

00:54:00.080 and wrong. It needs to be curbed. That's a serious crisis right in front of us. I guess the point

00:54:04.060 that I'm making is that in our personal lives, in our daily interactions, the things that we should

00:54:07.960 be focused on are what can bring us success. And I think that we can we can fight the crises that

00:54:13.580 are political at the same time that we build success from the local level. And what I'd prefer

00:54:18.160 conservatives to do is do both at the same time. We can walk and we can chew gum. And I think

00:54:22.240 there's been a lot of focus that's been poured into, you know, the crises that face us. And yeah,

00:54:27.240 those are crises that we have to fight because otherwise we won't be able to do the things on

00:54:30.540 a personal level we want to do. But, you know, what I'm seeing right now is people feeling

00:54:34.660 enervated about things like getting married, people feeling enervated about things like

00:54:38.720 getting a job or if I work hard, will I succeed? And we have to keep saying to people over and over

00:54:44.640 that if you work hard, you will succeed. And we are going to make sure that nobody stops you from

00:54:47.980 succeeding if you work hard and make the right decisions. Okay. I understand. I understand what

00:54:51.760 you're saying there. I'm surprised that you picked that. I'm glad you did because I hadn't thought of it

00:54:56.960 the way you're thinking. But I would say most people right now would say biggest thing that

00:55:02.860 is the biggest problem we have to address quickly is the border. Yes. I mean, on a political level,

00:55:08.580 absolutely the border. On a political level, 100% the border. You know, when we're talking about

00:55:12.360 the crises that face us right now, I think this is the crisis that's going to define not just this

00:55:16.420 year, but maybe this generation, not just on America's southern border, but all over the world,

00:55:21.200 this mass migration of peoples from areas that are not particularly friendly to Western values 0.93

00:55:26.120 into places in the West is obviously breaking politics in Europe. But in the United States,

00:55:31.060 this idea that we can have an open border that is being openly pursued by Joe Biden. I mean,

00:55:35.100 there's just no question that Joe Biden has crafted the policy that is specifically designed to keep

00:55:39.660 our borders open. I was just down on the border and I was talking with Brandon Judd, who's head of

00:55:43.800 the Border Patrol Union, and he was showing me the border. I mean, we went 25 miles without seeing a

00:55:48.940 single border patrol agent. And that was in an area that did not have border gate. I mean,

00:55:53.400 that did not have border wall. That was on a Native American reservation in Arizona.

00:55:56.880 And I mean, that place is so unoccupied by border patrol. When we sat there at night,

00:56:01.420 and we looked out the window of the car, there's a drone flying over us monitoring us. I assumed that

00:56:05.320 it was an American drone. It was not. It was a Mexican drug cartel drone that was monitoring our

00:56:08.920 car because, and it was on American territory. And I asked the border patrol agent, why don't you

00:56:13.120 shoot it down? He said, we would have to get direct commission from Alejandro Mayorkas directly

00:56:16.620 to shoot that down. So it's not to create an international incident on the border. So the border,

00:56:21.580 the drug cartels are in control of the border. They're playing this game that is fully taking

00:56:25.740 advantage of what Joe Biden is doing. So to understand what Biden has done, the basic

00:56:29.200 answer is, Joe Biden has now declared that if you say the magic words with regard to asylum,

00:56:34.560 you will be allowed into the country. Not only that, Border Patrol's first duty is to take you 0.92

00:56:39.460 at the border and to process you and release you into the interior of the United States. So what the

00:56:44.360 drug cartels are doing is they will literally drive up in a truck yards from the border,

00:56:48.860 unload a bunch of illegal immigrants. These illegal immigrants will literally walk across the border 1.00

00:56:52.840 where we were. There was a sign with a button on it. And if you push the button, it says push for

00:56:57.340 border patrol help, like they're bellboys. And you would, and you push the button, the border patrol

00:57:02.240 all rushes over to do what Joe Biden wants them to do, which is busing an administrative duty.

00:57:05.520 That leaves the border wide open for the actual scary people, because there are two groups of people,

00:57:09.820 right? There are people who shouldn't be in here because they don't actually have legal asylum

00:57:12.800 claims. They may be on the welfare system, but they're not necessarily, you know, people who are

00:57:16.760 seeking to do violent crime or smuggle drugs or something. And the drug cartels make money from

00:57:20.720 from coyoteing them up, obviously. But the drug cartels are making the real money from smuggling

00:57:26.160 fentanyl over the border, from smuggling people with criminal records over the border, terrorists

00:57:29.780 over the border. And Joe Biden is leaving those swaths of the border completely unoccupied so that he

00:57:35.000 can process more people who are claiming asylum. I mean, it's not a shock that the criminals who just

00:57:39.720 beat up the cops in New York the other day, they were claiming asylum. I mean, that's literally what 0.99

00:57:43.440 they said. They said, we are here, we are claiming asylum. They don't have a legit asylum claim. And

00:57:47.000 that is purely on Joe Biden, because under Donald Trump, we had a remain in Mexico policy, which was

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00:57:55.580 And then we'll adjudicate your case. And then their case would be adjudicated. They wouldn't have an

00:57:59.340 asylum claim, and they would have to go back home. Well, that's a pretty good incentive not to show up 1.00

00:58:02.600 at our southern border. Joe Biden has done precisely the reverse. Ben, obviously, is with the Daily Wire,

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01:00:56.820 You know, I'm a, I'm a little upset, not at Ben. I love Ben, but I'm a little upset at Tom McDonald,

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01:01:07.500 the Ben Shapiro. And speaking of weight, who's better on weight than me? Really? Honestly.

01:01:12.220 You mean higher? Mm-hmm. Yeah. Higher. And I'm thinking to myself, you know,

01:01:18.620 Ben, you really missed the boat here. Uh, Tom, by going, by going with Ben, and Ben's great and

01:01:25.960 everything, but you missed the legend, okay, that I am. I mean, I, I have been doing rap for,

01:01:33.640 well, forever, honestly. Since the Sugar Hill Gang. Yeah. Yeah. I go all the way.

01:01:38.440 Did you precede the Sugar Hill Gang? Uh, no, I, I was right there with the Sugar Hill Gang. You know,

01:01:44.100 I, I, my own interpretation of rap, which, uh. Tom McDonald and Ben Shapiro. Facts.

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01:02:09.380 Homie, I'm epic. Don't be a wap. Dog. It's a yarmulke, homie. No cap. Look at the graphs. Look at my 0.98

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01:02:32.940 comments section. All woke Karens. I make racks off compound interest. You all live with your 0.97

01:02:40.120 parents. Nikki, take some notes. I just did this for fun. All my people download this. Let's get a

01:02:49.340 billboard number one. I mean, Tom, you could have had it. You could have had it all. You could have

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01:03:00.220 you're number one worldwide, but still, what could you have been? You know, what could you have been?

01:03:06.540 What's this song doing in other galaxies? Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. Zilch. Nothing. Not one download.

01:03:11.620 And, uh, you know, and I know, universal rights are all the rage now. Why? Just nobody's broken that

01:03:17.600 barrier yet. You know, what, what, what rap songs are selling on Pluto? I don't know. You don't know.

01:03:23.800 Uh, but it could have been your song. Your song. So. Devastating. Devastating. Devastating.

01:03:30.380 Missed opportunity there. Yeah. Yeah. That's a fascinating, uh, cultural. We're in a fascinating

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01:03:42.500 Maybe they do. You know, you don't hype your way to number one. That has to be kind of a movement.

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01:05:51.080 Well, now let's not exaggerate. We have, I think one of the most shocking stories of the week,

01:06:09.180 and there's a lot of them, was the story of the pro-life advocates that were convicted for the

01:06:16.120 face act violation. I've seen the video. They're, they're not, they're not taunting. They're not

01:06:22.320 stopping anyone. In fact, police went and investigated this because the abortion clinic

01:06:27.440 said, they are harassing. Police came, there was no charges made. Then the Biden administration

01:06:33.680 finds out about it and charges them for a violation of the face act for peacefully protesting outside of

01:06:42.580 an abortion facility. And, uh, this week, a, a jury in Tennessee, uh, convicted them. They're all

01:06:52.560 getting 10 plus years, or that's what they're being told at this point. Thomas Moore society is, uh, one

01:06:59.680 of the, one of the groups that's really behind them and been helping them out legally. Um, Steve

01:07:04.820 Crampton is on and then Paul Vaughn, he's a pro-life activist. He's just been convicted, uh, and is

01:07:12.480 possibly going to prison for a very long time. First of all, let me start with you, Paul. How are you

01:07:17.520 feeling? Oh, Glenn, we're doing great. You know, there's a, there's no losing when you're a Christian.

01:07:24.800 They can persecute you and they can beat you, but, but Christ is still Christ. He's still on the throne.

01:07:29.120 I so admire what, because I knew that's how you were going to answer. Um, because I, I heard you

01:07:37.340 guys after, um, and you're singing praise and, uh, you are the kind of Christian, uh, that I want to

01:07:46.860 be and hope to be if I would ever be in your situation. That is hard. You're facing, how old are

01:07:53.660 you, Paul? Um, 56. You're 56. You could be 66 by the time you get out of prison. Um, it's a remarkable

01:08:03.840 thing, and this is why they have to shut Christians down, because they stand up, they have a spine,

01:08:09.940 and they take it because that's what Christ did. It's amazing. You bet. Uh, Steve. Steve is the, uh,

01:08:18.420 counsel for Thomas Moore Society. You guys represented them, and you guys are really good at these. Uh,

01:08:25.640 how shocked were you were, were you at this case? Glenn, it was a great shock. Uh, as you pointed

01:08:33.640 out, we're in the middle of, uh, the so-called Bible Belt in Nashville, Tennessee, uh, a jury genuinely

01:08:40.880 of our peers, and yet, uh, they didn't take very long under the instructions as the court, uh, gave

01:08:49.500 them to find everybody guilty. I mean, our client, Paul Vaughn in particular, here's what he did. He

01:08:57.620 went back and forth helping the police as a messenger, carrying their instructions and requests to the

01:09:05.340 pro-life group that was down close to the clinic door, and then vice versa. He's bringing the, uh,

01:09:12.220 pro-lifers responses back to the police. The police described him as definitely helpful, and yet here

01:09:19.700 he is convicted of, uh, conspiracy to violate civil rights, which in itself is a joke, because the civil

01:09:27.420 rights that are being violated are the rights of these defendants, not the rights of the, uh, abortion

01:09:32.800 clinic workers, as well as the face violation. So it's truly outrageous. Explain face exactly what

01:09:40.520 you have to do to be in violation. Yeah, face is the, uh, Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act

01:09:48.980 passed during the Clinton administration back in 1994, in the day you may recall when Operation Rescue

01:09:56.900 was at its zenith, and Christians all across the country were peacefully coming to the clinics

01:10:04.080 and sitting in front of the door. It was a sit-in, and they were only being, uh, charged with criminal

01:10:10.500 trespass kind of stuff, would go and spend a couple hours in jail and go home. And, uh, Congress, in its

01:10:16.960 wisdom, decided that just wasn't enough punishment. So they enact this federal law that imposes a minimum

01:10:24.140 of a six-month prison term and statutory fines and so forth. Uh, and then you, you come fast forward

01:10:32.780 to today and the Biden administration decides even the six months is not enough. By the way, all of

01:10:39.680 this, Glenn, takes place only after the Dobbs decision in 2022 reverses Roe. And Biden decides to throw

01:10:49.280 everything he's got at the pro-life movement. And so they tag on this conspiracy against rights

01:10:56.020 statute, which has nothing to do with faith, and manages to add another 10 years and a felony charge

01:11:03.660 against him. If you don't remember Paul, Paul was the guy whose wife was videotaping when they came,

01:11:12.620 you know, early in the morning to his farmhouse, uh, and dragged him away. You remember this? They,

01:11:18.480 I mean, it was so shocking to see, uh, and apparently there was, there was, you know,

01:11:25.400 nothing said about that either. Was there? Did anything change with the, with the, uh,

01:11:30.640 justice department because of that video? Not a thing. Go ahead. Nothing, nothing on my side,

01:11:39.380 nothing that I've been, uh, privy to know. And, uh, and, you know, he can't even come up in trial.

01:11:44.480 He can't talk about the way you're arrested, the way the government treated you or anything. So

01:11:47.780 you know, that's the, the, the scoop on that front. And, uh, hopefully when this is all done

01:11:53.320 and through the appeals process, we'll be able to address that, uh, you know, with the department

01:11:57.020 of justice and probably with Congress. So are you still hopeful that this will be overturned,

01:12:01.840 Paul and Steve? Well, I'll put it this way. Glenn, I, I'm here for the fight and not, you know,

01:12:10.580 they, I didn't ask for this. I didn't start this. I was obeying the laws, doing everything I was

01:12:15.220 supposed to do as a citizen of the United States. I was simply exercising my first amendment rights

01:12:20.260 in the hall and standing up and let's not miss the injustice to the unborn. So many times we get

01:12:26.040 caught up in the, in the wrestle between the department of justice and the pro-lifers or the,

01:12:30.180 this group or that group. But these are literally, you know, humans, uh, that these people in the

01:12:36.120 hallway were trying to defend. And, uh, and we miss that so many times in our narratives,

01:12:40.720 but, but I'm going to fight for them and I'm going to fight against injustice, not because I'm mad at

01:12:47.560 the DOJ, but because it's wrong. And to allow them to continue to do this to other citizens is just an

01:12:52.940 absolute travesty. And Steve, correct me if I'm wrong, but I remember watching the video. There was

01:12:59.940 no yelling, screaming, calling people, baby killers. There was no pushing, shoving. They weren't

01:13:05.700 blocking the entrance. They were just on the side of the wall praying, correct? Well, not exactly.

01:13:13.400 Many were along the side of the wall praying, singing hymns and so forth, but there were a few

01:13:19.380 that actually took up a position in front of the clinic entrance. So there were a handful of folks

01:13:25.760 that arguably violated face to the extent they engaged in physical obstruction. But let me throw

01:13:32.200 something else at you here, Glenn, two things, really one on appeal, which of course we are

01:13:36.780 certainly going to pursue. We are going to attack and have attacked below unsuccessfully the

01:13:43.480 constitutionality of the face act itself. When it was first enacted, it had its own issues because

01:13:50.240 really it targets only non-economic activity, a peaceful sit-in, but the courts kind of hung on and

01:13:57.760 said, no, we think it's close enough to stopping economic activity, that it is constitutional under

01:14:03.840 the commerce clause of the constitution, Congress's power there. But now after Dobbs, abortion is no

01:14:11.500 longer recognized as a federal right. And so you have no real basis, no foundation for Congress to have

01:14:19.740 any interest in enacting a federal law or maintaining a federal law that prohibits access to one business

01:14:26.420 alone, reproductive health facilities. And so we're attacking it on that ground. But the other thing I want to

01:14:32.860 point out is, in the enactment of face back in the 90s, they had a hard time convincing the conservative

01:14:40.420 Republicans that they ought to do this. So they tagged on sort of a throwaway that it also protects access to

01:14:47.840 religious facilities, right, and the right to worship. Well, guess what? After Dobbs, remember, there was this

01:14:55.560 incredible campaign nationwide by the folks called Jane's Revenge. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Something about

01:15:03.980 Ruth, too, right? Yeah. They're bombing pregnancy resource clinics, defacing Catholic churches in 1.00

01:15:10.940 particular, just ripping and tearing, vandalizing across the country. Those are still going on to the

01:15:17.300 tune of hundreds of facilities. And guess what? You've got a handful, maybe five folks ever prosecuted by

01:15:24.280 this DOJ. And yet they go back years. This event occurred three years ago to find peaceful pro-lifers

01:15:31.180 they can prosecute, but they don't seem to have any interest in going after the pro-aborts. So there's

01:15:36.540 this whole two-tiered justice system. So I just have to go back. If this verdict came back in

01:15:41.500 Washington, D.C. like this, I would understand. And it did, by the way. That was a few months ago.

01:15:46.540 Right. But why do you think it came? You just said, jury of our peers, truly a jury of our peers.

01:15:52.940 What was it that turned them?

01:15:58.920 Well, yeah, hard to say. Of course, they won't let us interview the jurors. But I would say it like this.

01:16:04.940 Folks in the heartland of America still believe in law and order. And you give them very strict,

01:16:11.200 very narrow instructions, as was done here. They're going to follow the law and not allow

01:16:18.160 their conscience and their, you know, the kind of questions that arise like, what is the purpose

01:16:22.940 behind this law? What are we doing to ourselves here? And just sort of follow instructions very,

01:16:28.980 very tightly. And of course, they weren't allowed to be told that they actually have the power

01:16:35.140 to nullify even a law that's on the books like this. Jury nullification is verboten in these contexts.

01:16:43.100 It is interesting to me. I find that explanation probably the most likely explanation. I was on a

01:16:54.000 jury, really, it was horrible. And this guy, we all knew he was guilty. But we kept asking the judge

01:17:02.880 and asking the judge to come back in. He's like, only on these things. And we're like, but what if

01:17:09.700 we only on these things? And we, unfortunately, had to vote in a way that a lot of us disagreed with.

01:17:21.340 Yeah, I would suggest, Glenn, that one of the things that we need in this nation

01:17:25.240 is a kind of a re-education campaign on the rights of American citizens in serving on juries.

01:17:33.020 You know, if I can harken back to the O.J. Simpson days, that jury, Johnny Cochran, in his closing

01:17:39.660 argument, really almost made an outright explicit call and urge to just disregard the law and engage

01:17:47.440 in nullification. And he was allowed to do that. We are handcuffed. And so the jury goes in,

01:17:53.300 not knowing what authority they really possess.

01:17:57.400 Paul, I appreciate Steve. Thank you so much. Paul, we will continue to pray for you all. Steve,

01:18:04.040 when does it go back into court?

01:18:06.480 Not until July the 2nd is sentencing. So we don't get to commence our appeal and

01:18:12.800 take it to the next level until after that.

01:18:15.560 You guys are true heroes, Paul. Pass our respect on to everybody involved. Steve,

01:18:23.300 keep up the fight, brother.

01:18:25.160 Thank you so much, Glenn.

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01:20:43.960 glennbeckmerch.com. It's the Sick Twisted Freak, brand new, soon to be a legend. And they are

01:20:50.760 flying off the shelves.

01:20:52.200 They are flying off the shelves.

01:20:53.220 And you better hurry if you want one, because we have an unlimited number of them available.

01:20:58.260 Oh, wow. So this could run out at any time.

01:21:00.660 Yeah, with an unlimited number, yeah.

01:21:02.500 The second demand dries up, these things will be gone.

01:21:05.760 They're gone.

01:21:06.300 So you have to be really...

01:21:07.540 When somebody says, I don't want to buy those anymore, I'm sick of looking at them.

01:21:10.700 Right.

01:21:11.040 Then they'll be gone.

01:21:11.800 We won't be able to...

01:21:12.380 And you won't print them. We won't print them again until there's some demand.

01:21:15.180 Yeah, if someone else asks for one, we'll just print another one.

01:21:17.980 But until then...

01:21:19.220 So very, very special Sick Twisted Freak hoodies, sweatshirts, and t-shirts available now.

01:21:26.440 And there are several different ones. So you can see that right now.

01:21:31.820 I'm pretty excited, but they're actually really cool.

01:21:33.560 Yeah, they are.

01:21:33.940 I like them.

01:21:35.460 So let's see. There's a couple of things here that I think we should probably mention.

01:21:39.700 And according to Christopher Wray, the FBI director, the guy who just said,

01:21:45.500 we have terrorists here in the United States and all of the warnings are flashing red.

01:21:52.760 Remember him?

01:21:53.700 Yeah.

01:21:54.000 He just said yesterday, China is preparing its legion of hackers to wreak havoc on critical U.S. infrastructure.

01:22:04.180 So he said that yesterday, which I think he specifically said, and don't worry about it,

01:22:10.040 American water treatment plants, the electric grid, oil and natural gas pipelines,

01:22:15.780 and transportation systems.

01:22:18.220 But other than that, the bakeries are going to be okay.

01:22:20.700 Oh, that's good.

01:22:21.360 The bakeries are going to be okay.

01:22:22.640 So, I mean, unless they were waiting for a shipment of flour or something,

01:22:26.080 because then they'll be disrupted.

01:22:28.000 But if the bakery is fully stocked, you'll get your donuts.

01:22:31.700 That's great to hear.

01:22:32.780 That's great to hear.

01:22:33.940 Yeah.

01:22:34.160 Everything should be solved.

01:22:35.240 Maybe, I don't know.

01:22:37.460 Maybe we should start working on those things, you know, a little harder.

01:22:42.340 And it might be a little easier if we're not just letting, I don't know, 0.91

01:22:48.120 10 million people across the border.

01:22:50.980 It might be a little easier.

01:22:52.000 I don't know.

01:22:52.660 I'm an expert in Homeland Security, but we should probably get this one figured out

01:22:58.240 pretty quickly.

01:22:59.240 Don't you think?

01:22:59.980 Yeah.

01:23:00.340 Probably.

01:23:01.560 You know, although maybe we could take some time.

01:23:04.100 You know, who wants to rush into anything?

01:23:05.260 We've got a lot of things to do.

01:23:05.840 We've got a green energy.

01:23:07.800 We've got to go bad.

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01:23:52.540 Welcome to the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:24:05.300 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:24:10.360 Well, hello, America.

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01:25:35.460 So I want to ask you some questions that, you know, most people roll their eyes at and

01:25:42.160 you know, just they haven't thought about it and they think they know and they don't.

01:25:46.060 Where do your basic rights come from?

01:25:49.740 Do you really have any rights?

01:25:53.600 Not the question that most Americans, you know, are spending any time thinking about,

01:25:57.180 but we must, we must begin asking our families and our friends these questions because you'll

01:26:04.280 be surprised how many people don't have any idea.

01:26:08.300 When you grow up in America, freedom, individual freedom, it's really all you know.

01:26:14.460 And it's easy to assume that it's, you know, just kind of like water.

01:26:18.160 You know, it just is.

01:26:19.100 I don't know.

01:26:20.640 Ask people at the grocery store, where's that meat come from?

01:26:22.960 A grocery store?

01:26:26.000 They have no idea, especially kids today.

01:26:28.600 We've completely disconnected from the source of all things.

01:26:33.840 Now the source for our rights is government.

01:26:42.860 Earlier this month, Rasmussen did a survey for the committee to unleash prosperity and they

01:26:48.940 divided respondents between elites, super elites, and the general public.

01:26:53.280 They defined elites as Americans who have at least one postgraduate degree and earn over

01:26:59.100 $150,000.

01:27:00.940 Then you had the super elites.

01:27:02.980 The super elites are the same, $150,000 a job a year, plus one postgraduate degree, but

01:27:09.720 they got it from the Ivy League colleges.

01:27:13.300 Then you have the rest of the people.

01:27:14.740 They found that 47% of elites and 55% of super elites believe the government allows Americans

01:27:24.980 to have too much individual freedom.

01:27:29.880 Half of these people believe the government allows Americans to have too much individual

01:27:38.400 freedom.

01:27:38.920 70% of the elites say they trust the government to do the right thing most of all the time.

01:27:44.840 That's twice the national average of any other category.

01:27:50.360 77% of elites and 89% of super elites would also support, quote, the strict rationing of gas,

01:28:00.440 meat, and electricity.

01:28:04.440 Do you know anybody like that?

01:28:06.840 Because these are the people that are running our corporations and our government.

01:28:12.960 The strict rationing of gas, meat, and electricity?

01:28:18.460 This is an anti-American trend, and it's happening because we don't know.

01:28:25.340 We don't know where our rights come from. 0.90

01:28:27.760 And let me show you some of the garbage that's being shoveled.

01:28:30.220 One of the guys who is the elite and super elite, WEF member, everybody who's anybody, loves him.

01:28:41.040 At the World Economic Forum, while it was in session this year, there was a clip from a TED Talk

01:28:48.600 from Yuval Noah Harari.

01:28:50.900 It went viral.

01:28:52.200 It's several years old, but during this, people were starting to go,

01:28:56.020 what is the WEF, they looked for who is part of it, and what are they saying?

01:29:03.920 I want you to listen very carefully to what a super elite talks about when he talks about freedom and rights.

01:29:15.380 Today in the world, many, maybe most legal systems are based on this idea, this belief in human rights.

01:29:24.820 But human rights are just like heaven and like God.

01:29:28.780 It's just a fictional story that we've invented and spread around.

01:29:33.480 It may be a very nice story.

01:29:36.360 It may be a very attractive story.

01:29:38.740 We want to believe it.

01:29:40.000 But it's just a story.

01:29:41.560 It's not a reality.

01:29:42.660 It is not a biological reality.

01:29:46.200 Just as jellyfish and woodpeckers and ostriches have no rights,

01:29:50.740 homo sapiens have no rights also.

01:29:52.720 The only place you find rights is in the fictional stories that humans have invented and spread around.

01:30:02.060 And the same thing is also true in the political field.

01:30:05.460 States and nations are also, like human rights and like God and like heaven, they too are just stories.

01:30:15.680 A mountain is a reality.

01:30:17.500 You can see it.

01:30:18.740 You can touch it.

01:30:19.720 You can even smell it.

01:30:21.300 But Israel or the United States, they are just stories.

01:30:25.460 Very powerful stories.

01:30:27.400 Stories we might want to believe very much.

01:30:30.080 But still, they are just stories.

01:30:31.740 You can't really see the United States.

01:30:34.000 You cannot touch it.

01:30:35.400 You cannot smell it.

01:30:39.400 That is...

01:30:40.760 I've been in many parts of the United States that you could absolutely smell.

01:30:43.400 I don't know what he's talking about.

01:30:44.140 Yeah.

01:30:44.920 That is the ultimate disinformation.

01:30:48.780 First of all, listen.

01:30:51.340 There is...

01:30:51.920 It's just like heaven and God.

01:30:54.180 It's just make-believe.

01:30:55.780 That's what he believes.

01:30:57.060 So he doesn't believe that there is a creator.

01:30:59.040 And if you don't believe that there is anything higher than man, then you probably would believe that.

01:31:09.140 That there is nothing bigger than me.

01:31:14.020 What a horrible way to live.

01:31:16.400 But he's wrong.

01:31:18.520 And he says there's no biological proof of rights.

01:31:21.700 Well, it's weird because there is biological proof of sex and gender, but you don't want to recognize that.

01:31:30.340 Why?

01:31:31.160 Because you don't believe in God.

01:31:32.860 So you reject that science while taking scientific avenues and shortcuts to back up something that you believe over here.

01:31:45.900 This is the basic question.

01:31:51.420 And we all have to answer this.

01:31:55.740 Do you have rights?

01:31:58.680 Or is it just something we all made up?

01:32:03.300 A lot of people now believe that if we have any rights, it's given to us by government.

01:32:07.040 Now, that's a little terrifying because a government that can issue rights can take all rights away.

01:32:15.580 According to that new survey I mentioned, America's elite class already thinks we have too much freedom,

01:32:21.240 and they trust the government to figure out the right balance for our rights.

01:32:27.040 His commentary on human rights is the polar opposite of the view of natural rights in our declaration.

01:32:34.840 Nature's God gives us natural rights.

01:32:45.220 If you can't do it in the animal kingdom, you can't do it.

01:32:50.360 And then God also sets aside some certain rights and some rights and wrongs.

01:32:57.600 Our mission statement as a country is our Declaration of Independence.

01:33:04.840 It's an amazing thing.

01:33:06.560 It's our DNA.

01:33:08.020 But they've intentionally, since the 1920s, stopped teaching it.

01:33:15.060 It is our mission statement.

01:33:17.340 It is the DNA of freedom.

01:33:21.140 And it follows a logical progression.

01:33:24.840 All people, all people are created equal.

01:33:27.540 God gives all people certain inherent rights that cannot ever be changed or denied by anyone.

01:33:35.920 These essential rights are the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

01:33:40.840 To protect those rights, we set up government.

01:33:44.920 Men set up government.

01:33:47.180 What is the government's job?

01:33:48.840 To protect the rights of people.

01:33:51.520 Then it goes on, when a government fails to protect these inherent rights, the people have the right and the responsibility to change or replace it.

01:34:01.120 Now, these are the principles that make the Declaration just as relevant today as it was when it was, before it was an old dusty document.

01:34:10.160 Government exists to protect humans' basic rights.

01:34:14.960 That no government issues, but God does.

01:34:19.960 The existence of these inalienable rights, that's what led to the Constitution, not the other way around.

01:34:29.920 The Declaration of Independence is our mission statement.

01:34:34.720 The Constitution is the operator's manual or the how-to blueprint to implement that mission statement.

01:34:43.560 And our founders were so freaked out by government and people who were corrupt and just felt that they could lord over you, literally.

01:34:53.160 They wrote the Bill of Rights, which was the insurance policy.

01:34:57.760 It was a writer on the Constitution.

01:35:00.440 By the way, I know you just read the instruction manual, but just to reinforce, you can never violate these things.

01:35:08.740 And it's worked remarkably well, all over the world, imperfectly, but it's worked.

01:35:18.080 The foundation is solid.

01:35:22.340 Unfortunately, we have a slab leak.

01:35:24.900 You know what that is?

01:35:25.600 It's the progressive idea that the truths change over time.

01:35:32.200 That is seeped into our foundation.

01:35:35.260 Now it's all about my truth, your truth.

01:35:37.780 There is no such thing as my truth or your truth.

01:35:40.820 There is only truth.

01:35:42.320 And we may misunderstand that truth.

01:35:45.200 We may evolve in our understanding of that truth.

01:35:48.520 But we are on a constant search for truth.

01:35:52.720 Not your truth, my truth, the truth.

01:35:57.640 And if, according to progressivism, the truth changes over time, then so can rights.

01:36:04.940 According to this my truth, your truth world, rights are not inalienable.

01:36:09.980 Rights of a child to be free from sexual predators.

01:36:14.860 Rights of a child.

01:36:16.080 Well, no, if we change the meaning of pedophilia and say, no, you know what, that's their right,

01:36:24.620 then that child doesn't have the rights that you and I always thought they had.

01:36:31.940 Post-modern progressivism would have you believe that we, as people, have evolved so far past

01:36:39.120 the America of our founding documents that they're irrelevant.

01:36:43.900 We have science, we have experts, we have AI to guide us now.

01:36:48.940 We have science, we have experts, we have AI.

01:36:51.680 Except for AI, that's exactly what the Germans had. 0.96

01:36:55.720 They had scientists, doctors, nurses, experts.

01:36:58.900 Experts.

01:37:03.540 President Lincoln wrote that the truths that are found in the Declaration of Independence

01:37:11.160 are applicable to all men at all times.

01:37:16.760 That today and in all coming days, it shall be a rebuke and a stumbling block

01:37:21.760 to the very harbingers of reappearing tyranny and oppression.

01:37:27.800 We need to renew our commitment to the essentials of our founding.

01:37:33.800 There are people on both sides now that are saying, you've got to get rid of the Constitution.

01:37:39.140 We have to do things that are not in the Constitution.

01:37:42.220 There are people that don't even know what real religious nationalism is, Christian nationalism.

01:37:52.680 They misunderstand it.

01:37:54.600 What the real meaning of that.

01:37:57.200 And if you're with somebody who says they're a Christian nationalist,

01:38:00.740 you need to know if they understand what that means.

01:38:04.880 That doesn't mean go by the Constitution.

01:38:07.000 It means we've got to force people.

01:38:10.540 We have to have a government that enforces our Judeo-Christian values

01:38:17.320 by bringing the church in.

01:38:22.520 No.

01:38:23.360 We need the church to do their part.

01:38:26.880 We need the church to stop.

01:38:28.640 Can you stop having a concert for five minutes

01:38:31.400 and actually talk about the truth

01:38:34.460 and apply it to today's America?

01:38:40.200 We are about to become dark monsters.

01:38:46.560 And who's talking about it from the pulpit?

01:38:50.460 And if you want the solution,

01:38:52.840 it's always look back to God.

01:38:58.440 Tyranny and oppression are scratching at the door.

01:39:01.400 I don't want a strong man from any political party to fix things.

01:39:07.280 The fix is already here.

01:39:10.460 It's in the blueprint, instruction manual, and the Bill of Rights.

01:39:15.660 That restrains government from getting a strong man.

01:39:22.160 And then our personal responsibility

01:39:25.000 to be worthy of those rights

01:39:27.700 is our commitment to God,

01:39:29.780 however you define Him.

01:39:31.400 Mr. Harari is wrong.

01:39:37.040 America is not a nice story.

01:39:41.460 It's a complex story.

01:39:44.360 The ideas were new 250 years ago.

01:39:48.880 He's right on one thing.

01:39:55.960 When he says,

01:39:57.040 it's a story,

01:39:59.940 well, it will be a story

01:40:02.460 if we don't recognize the principles.

01:40:05.640 It will just be a story,

01:40:07.520 and that's how everyone will frame it.

01:40:10.500 As, yeah, people say that there was this country once,

01:40:13.220 and they believed in rights,

01:40:14.420 and they didn't do that.

01:40:16.140 They didn't do any of that thing.

01:40:17.560 They didn't have the right to fly in an airplane

01:40:20.060 or have their own cars.

01:40:21.640 That was crazy.

01:40:23.180 They were very, very dangerous.

01:40:25.100 A new story is being written right now.

01:40:28.660 And unless we know the true story

01:40:31.360 and stand up to defend that story,

01:40:34.740 will be a byword.

01:40:39.080 Freedom is a choice.

01:40:40.460 It's not naturally occurring in nature.

01:40:44.240 It's a choice.

01:40:46.460 It's one to educate yourself,

01:40:48.460 know what gives you that freedom,

01:40:50.840 and what protects that freedom,

01:40:52.880 and then staying vigilant.

01:40:54.360 Light the torch in your own self first.

01:41:01.100 More in a minute.

01:41:03.380 Once upon a time,

01:41:04.580 we made almost all the clothing

01:41:05.900 that Americans wore right here in America, 0.97

01:41:08.220 and we were proud of it.

01:41:09.180 We were proud of the work that we did.

01:41:11.760 The days when exceptionalism in America

01:41:13.980 was the envy of the whole world.

01:41:16.140 Now, it's just a story.

01:41:18.280 You can get those anywhere,

01:41:19.300 made by anybody.

01:41:20.580 I mean, sure,

01:41:21.220 the iPhone is made by a bunch of slaves in China, 1.00

01:41:25.000 but it's really American.

01:41:27.240 Oh, wow.

01:41:28.180 So, whew.

01:41:29.480 Okay.

01:41:30.920 Wow, how 1700s of you

01:41:33.580 on your thinking about people

01:41:36.860 and products.

01:41:38.900 Now, there are companies out there

01:41:40.260 that like American Giant

01:41:41.640 that are working really hard

01:41:42.780 to bring things back to America, 0.67

01:41:44.620 but American Giant is amazing.

01:41:47.660 They heard about a,

01:41:48.520 I think it was North Carolina,

01:41:52.600 it might be South Carolina,

01:41:53.880 mill that was going out of business

01:41:57.500 because the company was manufacturing,

01:42:00.120 I don't know what,

01:42:01.120 godforsaken country,

01:42:02.740 and they were going out of business.

01:42:04.820 And so American Giant stepped in

01:42:06.420 and they bought this

01:42:07.360 and they said,

01:42:08.480 we're going to restore

01:42:09.760 what it really is like

01:42:11.780 to make American clothing.

01:42:13.780 They brought the old mills back,

01:42:15.840 the old machines back.

01:42:16.940 I think they brought them back from Japan 0.99

01:42:18.720 who had bought them from us

01:42:19.680 to make those great sweatshirts.

01:42:22.420 You know those sweatshirts

01:42:23.240 that America used to make 0.98

01:42:24.760 the old champion?

01:42:26.160 You have to be my age probably to remember,

01:42:27.920 but the really great sweatshirt,

01:42:30.520 nobody was making them anymore.

01:42:33.240 The choice is yours.

01:42:34.240 You can buy less quality

01:42:36.000 or you could buy something

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01:43:06.980 Welcome back to the program.

01:43:08.620 Hello, Stu.

01:43:10.980 How are you?

01:43:11.960 Glenn,

01:43:12.520 I'm just,

01:43:13.020 I've been looking up

01:43:14.580 different ways to spend

01:43:16.100 my $1,000

01:43:16.700 that I'm going to win

01:43:17.360 in my bet with you.

01:43:18.420 Oh, really?

01:43:19.220 Yeah.

01:43:20.540 You bet that Michelle Obama

01:43:22.340 was going to be

01:43:22.840 the Democratic nominee.

01:43:23.860 Mm-hmm.

01:43:24.540 I said it was going to be

01:43:25.560 this incredible,

01:43:27.120 dynamic personality,

01:43:29.320 Joseph Robinette Biden.

01:43:30.700 Yeah, yeah.

01:43:31.460 And you,

01:43:32.960 you came on my show yesterday.

01:43:34.220 You tried to explain yourself.

01:43:35.740 Mm-hmm.

01:43:36.060 I mean, I do think

01:43:36.760 it's a plausible scenario,

01:43:37.860 but.

01:43:38.800 Yeah, my,

01:43:39.300 my scenario is

01:43:40.220 he's not going to,

01:43:41.140 Michelle Obama's not going

01:43:43.300 to be the candidate,

01:43:44.420 you know,

01:43:45.140 because Barack Obama wants it.

01:43:47.400 It's because

01:43:48.060 the Democratic Party

01:43:49.280 will be convinced

01:43:50.000 that,

01:43:50.420 that he cannot beat

01:43:51.840 Donald Trump

01:43:52.420 and they didn't put him

01:43:53.860 into jail

01:43:54.920 or he's still running

01:43:56.180 a campaign for jail,

01:43:57.260 whatever it is.

01:43:58.220 The minute they think

01:43:59.560 they will lose,

01:44:01.760 that's when this happens.

01:44:04.000 And the only one

01:44:04.540 that could jump in

01:44:05.600 at the last minute

01:44:06.180 is Michelle Obama.

01:44:07.540 I do think if,

01:44:08.640 if that scenario plays out

01:44:09.980 that you described,

01:44:10.700 she is the most likely person

01:44:11.920 to step in.

01:44:12.440 Yeah.

01:44:12.540 Because it can't,

01:44:13.300 you can't overpass

01:44:14.700 Kamala very easily.

01:44:16.180 Like, I don't,

01:44:16.720 that's why I don't see

01:44:17.260 Gavin Newsom as a possibility.

01:44:19.160 No, I agree.

01:44:19.960 You know,

01:44:20.360 it's a possibility,

01:44:21.300 but it's a real outlier.

01:44:22.660 It's, you're,

01:44:23.600 it's a trap.

01:44:24.340 Right.

01:44:24.760 So you go,

01:44:25.500 instead you have to pick

01:44:26.300 another woman of color 0.88

01:44:27.580 that can actually win.

01:44:29.280 Now, you know,

01:44:29.760 Michelle Obama

01:44:30.220 commented on this yesterday.

01:44:32.640 Oh, really?

01:44:33.280 Yeah.

01:44:33.640 You commented on it yesterday.

01:44:35.100 What'd she say?

01:44:36.100 I will tell you

01:44:37.100 in just a minute

01:44:37.820 as I clever like that.

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01:46:19.180 So,

01:46:20.260 James O'Keefe

01:46:21.500 had somebody else

01:46:24.660 to go on record

01:46:25.720 without them knowing it.

01:46:27.740 Top official

01:46:28.320 in the Biden administration

01:46:30.160 has confirmed

01:46:31.020 to undercover

01:46:31.700 investigative journalist

01:46:32.700 James O'Keefe

01:46:33.520 that President Biden

01:46:35.140 may have some 1.00

01:46:36.340 mental issues. 0.99

01:46:37.300 His name is

01:46:37.740 Charlie Crager.

01:46:38.720 He's top official

01:46:39.500 in the Cyber Security

01:46:40.820 Policy Analyst

01:46:42.100 and Foreign Affairs

01:46:43.340 Executive Office

01:46:44.200 for the President.

01:46:45.860 Here's what

01:46:46.680 was said.

01:46:47.960 I work for the White House.

01:46:49.400 So you're pretty high up

01:46:51.420 in the government.

01:46:52.760 Yeah, I'm fairly high up.

01:46:53.760 I'm good at keeping secrets

01:46:54.660 and so I manage

01:46:55.940 two federal agencies

01:46:57.260 the State Department

01:46:58.580 and USAID.

01:46:59.880 So when you say

01:47:00.460 it's like security

01:47:01.780 like you're

01:47:02.720 protecting

01:47:03.760 the networks

01:47:04.600 of the federal agency

01:47:05.740 that you give

01:47:06.440 all your information to.

01:47:07.840 The mission

01:47:08.340 is to protect

01:47:09.860 information.

01:47:11.200 We are like

01:47:13.340 the President's voice

01:47:14.480 when we go

01:47:15.320 into meetings

01:47:15.940 in terms of

01:47:16.780 discussing

01:47:17.600 and promoting

01:47:18.920 the President's priorities.

01:47:20.340 Is he going to be

01:47:21.680 the nominee?

01:47:23.120 Yes.

01:47:24.640 And she will be

01:47:25.620 the Vice President

01:47:26.260 nominee.

01:47:27.040 Yeah, I don't...

01:47:27.840 There was a debate

01:47:28.560 about removing her

01:47:29.460 from the ticket

01:47:30.040 but sadly they didn't.

01:47:31.920 She can't keep

01:47:32.500 Black's staff.

01:47:33.660 They quit on her

01:47:34.540 in mass.

01:47:35.520 But with him,

01:47:36.800 I mean...

01:47:37.280 Yeah, I know.

01:47:37.880 I know.

01:47:38.580 He's got dementia.

01:47:40.280 Yeah, well...

01:47:41.860 He's definitely

01:47:42.560 slowing down.

01:47:43.380 But they know

01:47:43.900 that he has those issues.

01:47:45.300 I think so.

01:47:45.680 But they're not

01:47:45.960 willing to say it.

01:47:46.520 The polling shows it.

01:47:47.640 They're not willing

01:47:48.100 to say it publicly.

01:47:49.080 And same thing

01:47:49.460 with Kamala Harris

01:47:50.240 that she's not popular

01:47:51.120 but you can't remove

01:47:52.680 the first Black lady

01:47:54.280 to be Vice President

01:47:55.540 from the

01:47:56.020 God's presidential ticket.

01:47:57.840 Like what kind of message

01:47:58.720 are you going to send

01:47:59.380 to like

01:47:59.840 an African American voter?

01:48:01.340 How would you spin that?

01:48:02.900 People would be like 0.97

01:48:03.620 what the f***? 0.99

01:48:04.580 Like she's a woman 1.00

01:48:06.000 and she's multiracial. 1.00

01:48:07.380 I think that they're

01:48:08.440 really concerned about this.

01:48:09.460 But they won't say it.

01:48:11.400 I guess if they say it publicly

01:48:12.920 that Biden is...

01:48:15.120 They can't say it publicly.

01:48:16.260 No, no.

01:48:16.680 They've got to

01:48:17.100 throw the line. 0.62

01:48:19.080 I have so many questions.

01:48:21.260 Me too.

01:48:22.480 So many questions.

01:48:23.800 And I think about

01:48:24.860 90% of them

01:48:25.740 shouldn't be asked.

01:48:27.860 Let me see if I can

01:48:28.740 search through

01:48:29.180 and find the 10%.

01:48:30.400 Well, let me put...

01:48:35.400 Let me start with this one.

01:48:36.300 Right.

01:48:36.480 It's just

01:48:38.140 James O'Keefe.

01:48:39.640 He's just sitting there

01:48:41.180 as himself

01:48:42.280 having this cover.

01:48:43.600 He's not in disguise.

01:48:44.540 I don't understand

01:48:46.300 how you could not know

01:48:48.360 this is James O'Keefe.

01:48:49.880 A person who works

01:48:51.180 in the government

01:48:52.080 for the Biden administration

01:48:53.540 would be like

01:48:54.060 I'm just going to talk

01:48:54.800 to this guy.

01:48:55.720 All right.

01:48:55.940 I have one.

01:48:58.160 He's leading

01:49:00.160 the cybersecurity thing

01:49:01.360 because quote

01:49:02.620 he says

01:49:03.160 I'm good at keeping secrets.

01:49:04.860 Yes.

01:49:06.240 It doesn't sound like

01:49:07.200 he's sitting down

01:49:08.160 with James O'Keefe. 0.65

01:49:09.420 He's terrible

01:49:10.160 at keeping secrets.

01:49:11.420 It's seemingly

01:49:12.060 the worst part

01:49:14.240 of his...

01:49:15.400 And I don't understand

01:49:17.060 and oddly

01:49:18.660 like not only

01:49:19.640 so many questions

01:49:21.360 but not only

01:49:22.320 is it interesting

01:49:23.280 because I know

01:49:27.360 it's James O'Keefe.

01:49:28.100 Normally you see

01:49:28.660 these interviews

01:49:29.480 that he does

01:49:30.020 I feel like

01:49:30.600 and they're from

01:49:31.280 the perspective

01:49:31.880 of the journalist

01:49:32.920 who's sitting there

01:49:33.600 asking the questions.

01:49:35.380 Half of this

01:49:36.120 is from a table

01:49:37.240 like three

01:49:37.720 they've got like

01:49:38.400 multiple cameras

01:49:39.440 set up.

01:49:40.180 Yeah.

01:49:40.380 It's...

01:49:40.820 I mean it is amazing

01:49:41.980 that this video

01:49:44.380 was able to be recorded

01:49:45.420 and I feel like

01:49:46.440 let me just you know

01:49:47.420 throw it out there.

01:49:48.880 Go ahead.

01:49:49.440 It feels like

01:49:50.020 several of these

01:49:51.120 times...

01:49:51.460 It's your time

01:49:51.880 Stubergear.

01:49:52.740 It's your time.

01:49:53.820 Go ahead.

01:49:54.180 Throw it out.

01:49:55.300 You know I'm out

01:49:56.140 of questions Glenn.

01:49:57.640 I've got...

01:49:58.380 It is...

01:49:58.700 No it's...

01:49:59.460 Is it...

01:50:00.680 Many of these

01:50:01.620 previous interviews

01:50:02.420 have come from

01:50:03.300 dating situations.

01:50:04.160 Yeah.

01:50:04.800 Where like a female 1.00

01:50:06.460 will get this guy

01:50:07.840 and they're on a date

01:50:08.800 she's asking all these

01:50:09.820 questions.

01:50:10.320 I'd stop.

01:50:11.080 I'd stop where you are.

01:50:11.880 I'm just...

01:50:12.180 I think it's interesting.

01:50:13.780 I'm just recommending

01:50:14.940 that you stop.

01:50:16.700 What...

01:50:17.260 I'm not asking

01:50:18.480 anything on tour.

01:50:19.540 I don't think I know.

01:50:20.560 I'm just saying

01:50:21.220 that I think that

01:50:21.840 that might be the

01:50:22.940 plot for this.

01:50:24.420 Is that...

01:50:25.320 Is it like a...

01:50:26.280 Is it set up

01:50:26.960 in the same way here?

01:50:28.120 What do you mean?

01:50:28.700 This particular gentleman

01:50:29.700 believes he's out

01:50:31.080 on maybe a romantic...

01:50:32.680 Why would you say that?

01:50:33.900 But because of previous...

01:50:35.260 As I stated

01:50:35.820 previous videos

01:50:36.720 that were with the same setup.

01:50:37.900 Is this the same setup

01:50:38.860 is my question.

01:50:39.120 Would you ask that of me

01:50:40.760 if I were out

01:50:41.740 sitting in...

01:50:42.360 100%.

01:50:43.180 You would say

01:50:43.940 it was a date thing.

01:50:44.920 I would question

01:50:46.140 whether it's a date

01:50:46.820 because of previous

01:50:47.540 information I've acquired.

01:50:48.320 I see your hidden

01:50:49.000 disguised bigotry.

01:50:50.540 It's not at all.

01:50:51.440 I mean, I don't...

01:50:52.120 I'm not saying

01:50:52.740 that I believe

01:50:53.580 James O'Keefe

01:50:54.360 has any of these

01:50:55.540 but it does...

01:50:56.360 Does it seem like

01:50:57.020 that is his approach here?

01:50:59.200 I don't know.

01:51:00.500 I don't know, Stu.

01:51:01.720 Well, you don't know.

01:51:02.760 So it would be worthy

01:51:03.660 of a question

01:51:04.140 if you can't answer it.

01:51:05.260 No, not on the show.

01:51:06.960 No, it wouldn't.

01:51:07.720 I'm just...

01:51:08.300 It's not a bad question.

01:51:09.760 I really...

01:51:10.220 I'm interested

01:51:11.300 in the setup to it.

01:51:12.460 Like how these things occur

01:51:13.700 because like...

01:51:14.540 Remember you were

01:51:15.300 talking about the 90% 0.93

01:51:16.800 that probably...

01:51:18.300 Why would you volunteer

01:51:19.160 this information?

01:51:20.520 And normally

01:51:21.600 the answer to that is...

01:51:23.380 You don't know.

01:51:24.540 What?

01:51:25.120 You don't know

01:51:25.820 who the person is.

01:51:26.680 You don't know

01:51:27.040 you're being recorded.

01:51:27.920 Yeah, but also...

01:51:29.460 And as we've seen

01:51:30.480 with female instances 0.57

01:51:33.300 of this in the past

01:51:34.600 with these videos,

01:51:36.160 it's normally like

01:51:37.560 you can almost see it

01:51:39.000 in the guy's face.

01:51:39.860 He's just doing

01:51:40.400 everything he can

01:51:41.180 to impress this date.

01:51:42.620 Right?

01:51:42.780 Like he's out...

01:51:43.440 He met some girl on Tinder.

01:51:45.200 He's at this date

01:51:46.100 and he's just trying to say

01:51:47.580 everything he can

01:51:48.540 and the secret keeping

01:51:50.280 falls away

01:51:51.160 in that situation.

01:51:52.680 I don't know

01:51:53.420 if this is the same

01:51:54.300 situation here.

01:51:55.260 I don't know

01:51:55.600 but I couldn't comment

01:51:56.440 on it quite honestly.

01:51:57.820 I couldn't.

01:51:58.260 Why?

01:51:58.580 I couldn't.

01:51:58.940 I just don't think

01:51:59.940 I even understand.

01:52:00.980 I don't even think

01:52:01.640 I understand

01:52:02.560 what you're even saying.

01:52:04.460 Mr. Truth Teller

01:52:05.740 over here is...

01:52:06.480 There are many things

01:52:07.120 that I believe

01:52:07.900 that I shall never say

01:52:09.380 but I shall never say

01:52:10.720 the things I do not believe.

01:52:12.500 At the end of this though,

01:52:13.640 it's an unimportant detail.

01:52:14.900 I'm just fascinated by it

01:52:15.920 but the important detail is

01:52:17.320 of course these conversations

01:52:19.140 are going on

01:52:19.820 behind the scenes.

01:52:20.640 Of course they are.

01:52:20.760 He's 100% getting the truth here.

01:52:23.520 This is all happening

01:52:24.620 behind the scenes.

01:52:26.140 The most important thing

01:52:27.520 to know about the Biden

01:52:28.560 you know,

01:52:29.960 incoherence level

01:52:30.980 that you all detect

01:52:32.080 and we all detect every day

01:52:33.480 is they also detect it.

01:52:35.560 They know this is happening.

01:52:37.000 Yes, they deny it in public

01:52:38.220 but they know

01:52:38.780 with 100% certainty

01:52:40.060 behind the scenes

01:52:40.820 they see the same things

01:52:41.760 we see.

01:52:42.160 They approach these things

01:52:43.280 the same way

01:52:43.680 and they are terrified

01:52:44.960 by this.

01:52:46.180 I mean, you know,

01:52:46.620 I was thinking about this

01:52:47.200 when you're watching

01:52:47.820 Joe Biden sort of shuffle around

01:52:50.240 and try to go to an airplane

01:52:51.740 and then walk into a pole

01:52:52.940 or whatever normally happens

01:52:53.980 on his videos.

01:52:55.980 If it could be stopped

01:52:59.140 it would be stopped.

01:53:02.100 Right?

01:53:02.380 Like, they have thousands of people

01:53:05.080 whose entire jobs

01:53:07.140 are to make sure

01:53:08.640 Joe Biden does not look 0.99

01:53:10.400 like a buffoon on stage 0.95

01:53:12.380 every single time. 1.00

01:53:13.740 They can't stop it.

01:53:17.160 The reason you see it

01:53:18.640 every week

01:53:19.400 is because they are unable

01:53:21.460 with all of their resources

01:53:22.920 to stop you from seeing it.

01:53:25.080 That is terrifying, Glenn.

01:53:27.520 Terrifying.

01:53:29.040 Actually, I look at it

01:53:30.180 the other way.

01:53:30.720 I think it's actually really good

01:53:32.200 that they can't stop it

01:53:33.780 so we know the truth.

01:53:34.880 Oh, I mean,

01:53:35.340 I'm happy with the outcome.

01:53:36.820 Oh, you're now, you're okra. 1.00

01:53:37.360 I'm happy with the outcome.

01:53:38.660 However, I will say

01:53:39.400 on the other side,

01:53:40.260 if they can't stop it,

01:53:42.640 think of how bad it is.

01:53:44.760 This is,

01:53:45.300 whatever version you're seeing

01:53:46.620 of Joe Biden

01:53:47.220 is the best possible version.

01:53:50.820 The one you don't see

01:53:52.620 behind the scenes

01:53:54.160 is worse.

01:53:56.800 This is the best possible version

01:54:00.120 of this person.

01:54:00.960 And so you think he's going to make it

01:54:02.380 all the way to November?

01:54:03.720 I'm starting to doubt myself,

01:54:05.060 but yes, I do.

01:54:06.300 I mean, because Michelle Obama

01:54:07.520 has addressed this.

01:54:08.720 I just saw a story on it yesterday.

01:54:11.100 She's addressed it.

01:54:11.760 What did she say?

01:54:13.060 Let me give you the poll numbers first.

01:54:14.760 Okay.

01:54:14.880 Let me give you the poll numbers.

01:54:16.780 Trump delivers remarks

01:54:18.620 after Teamsters,

01:54:19.580 blah, blah, blah.

01:54:20.640 I'm sorry.

01:54:21.280 I don't know what that was.

01:54:22.840 This is it.

01:54:24.220 The 45th president,

01:54:25.440 Donald Trump,

01:54:25.800 leads Biden among Hispanic voters,

01:54:28.000 giving 47% compared

01:54:30.120 to the Democrats' 45%.

01:54:31.720 That's catastrophic

01:54:32.500 for Democrats.

01:54:33.160 However,

01:54:33.720 more than offset

01:54:34.880 by Biden's advance

01:54:36.080 among black voters,

01:54:37.880 there is advantages,

01:54:39.040 black voters,

01:54:40.300 Trump has 16%.

01:54:42.520 That's lower than a lot of polls

01:54:44.760 I've seen recently.

01:54:45.960 Correct.

01:54:46.520 But that's still not a great number.

01:54:48.780 Not a great number.

01:54:49.760 You know,

01:54:50.020 Barack Obama got,

01:54:50.820 what,

01:54:50.880 94% of the black vote?

01:54:52.520 Yes.

01:54:52.880 I mean,

01:54:53.100 now that's probably

01:54:54.280 a high watermark,

01:54:55.400 but a low watermark

01:54:56.340 was probably

01:54:56.800 the George W. Bush years,

01:54:59.020 maybe 2004,

01:55:00.900 George W. Bush.

01:55:01.600 Still, though,

01:55:02.740 that number is,

01:55:04.480 I don't think he got 16%.

01:55:06.240 So that's also national.

01:55:08.100 In national,

01:55:08.600 it doesn't matter.

01:55:09.340 No.

01:55:09.680 Here are the results

01:55:10.400 of a Bloomberg poll.

01:55:12.360 Arizona,

01:55:12.980 Trump 47,

01:55:13.920 Biden 44.

01:55:15.240 Georgia,

01:55:15.820 Trump 49,

01:55:17.520 Biden 41.

01:55:18.780 Michigan 47,

01:55:20.660 Biden 42.

01:55:22.180 Nevada,

01:55:22.880 Trump 48,

01:55:23.980 Biden 40.

01:55:25.640 North Carolina,

01:55:26.840 Trump 49,

01:55:28.060 Biden 39.

01:55:29.020 This is the scenario.

01:55:32.020 Yes.

01:55:32.300 That begins your,

01:55:33.880 your idea in process.

01:55:36.020 Put him in jail. 0.92

01:55:37.360 Hope he steps in front of a bus

01:55:39.120 or call Michelle Obama,

01:55:41.060 which she commented on recently.

01:55:43.400 What did she say?

01:55:43.800 Michelle,

01:55:44.280 I'll tell you in a minute.

01:55:45.680 Pennsylvania,

01:55:46.800 Trump 48,

01:55:48.660 Biden 45.

01:55:49.880 Wisconsin,

01:55:50.760 Trump 49,

01:55:51.920 Biden 44.

01:55:52.960 Trump wins every one

01:55:54.500 of those swing states.

01:55:56.480 Every one.

01:55:58.060 Catastrophic

01:55:58.660 for the Democrats.

01:56:00.000 Good for America.

01:56:01.820 Here's,

01:56:02.340 here's another one.

01:56:03.800 Wait,

01:56:03.940 what did Michelle say though?

01:56:04.980 I'll tell you in a minute.

01:56:06.700 Um,

01:56:06.980 my gosh,

01:56:07.680 I'm trying to make a case here

01:56:09.180 that this is,

01:56:10.260 this is possible

01:56:12.060 and,

01:56:12.880 and becoming probable

01:56:14.000 if these numbers

01:56:14.840 would hold up.

01:56:15.960 I mean,

01:56:16.360 I would agree.

01:56:16.940 This is the case.

01:56:18.380 Sarah,

01:56:18.880 can you just,

01:56:19.920 can you help me at all?

01:56:20.820 Can you turn off

01:56:21.580 his microphone,

01:56:22.320 something?

01:56:23.500 Biden versus Trump,

01:56:25.020 2024.

01:56:26.140 Union members

01:56:27.420 in swing states.

01:56:29.800 Biden 47,

01:56:32.520 Trump 47.

01:56:35.620 That's not good.

01:56:37.360 That's not good.

01:56:38.180 What did Michelle say?

01:56:43.140 I have no interest

01:56:44.000 in running for president

01:56:44.740 of the United States.

01:56:45.420 Wait,

01:56:45.560 that is beside the point.

01:56:47.460 Hey,

01:56:47.920 that is beside the point.

01:56:49.160 Wait,

01:56:49.440 what did she say?

01:56:50.800 You,

01:56:51.040 you slurred it.

01:56:52.060 You went very quickly

01:56:52.940 on that.

01:56:53.420 What did Michelle Obama say?

01:56:55.100 I'm not interested

01:56:55.340 in being president.

01:56:56.020 I saw my house

01:56:56.540 went through

01:56:56.920 and I'm not going to do that.

01:56:57.700 Wait,

01:56:57.960 what?

01:56:58.760 What?

01:56:59.460 What happened

01:57:00.220 to the projection

01:57:01.040 of your voice there?

01:57:02.740 My projection

01:57:04.220 remains solid.

01:57:06.800 She's going to be

01:57:07.740 the nominee.

01:57:08.580 But I think what you said

01:57:09.500 was she has no interest

01:57:10.960 in running

01:57:11.400 and she does not want 0.99

01:57:12.460 to be president

01:57:13.260 of the United States.

01:57:14.060 Now,

01:57:14.300 I will say,

01:57:15.660 while that does support

01:57:16.540 my case here

01:57:17.560 or at least

01:57:18.120 my $1,000 bet,

01:57:19.880 on the other hand,

01:57:21.120 every candidate

01:57:21.760 says this before

01:57:22.600 they say they want to run.

01:57:23.900 Exactly.

01:57:24.260 I wish I could take more.

01:57:25.840 That's why I led

01:57:26.120 with what she said

01:57:27.200 because everybody knows

01:57:29.500 she can say

01:57:30.120 she doesn't want to

01:57:30.920 but every politician

01:57:32.140 always says that.

01:57:33.000 That's true.

01:57:33.500 And then they announce.

01:57:34.480 It really does make

01:57:35.580 absolutely no difference

01:57:36.940 because that all

01:57:38.380 in some ways

01:57:39.320 and I'm not trying

01:57:40.180 to make your case here

01:57:41.040 but in some ways

01:57:42.000 that gives them

01:57:42.600 the narrative of like,

01:57:43.620 I said publicly

01:57:44.760 I didn't want to do this

01:57:46.260 and I don't want to do this

01:57:48.740 but I want to be here

01:57:50.620 for America

01:57:52.300 in this moment of need.

01:57:54.420 As I told you

01:57:55.380 when we made the bet,

01:57:56.640 that is going to be the

01:57:58.000 I don't want to

01:57:59.000 and it'll be believable.

01:58:00.000 I didn't want to.

01:58:00.760 I just want to go

01:58:02.060 be with my family.

01:58:03.460 I don't want to be

01:58:04.380 the president.

01:58:04.800 I saw what my poor husband

01:58:06.480 went through

01:58:07.340 but I couldn't sit

01:58:09.400 I can't stand by.

01:58:11.000 It's too important.

01:58:12.300 It's too important.

01:58:13.300 I will say

01:58:13.640 your case looks so good

01:58:14.700 right now.

01:58:15.060 I think we should give me

01:58:15.780 two to one odds.

01:58:18.200 No.

01:58:19.080 I'm just saying

01:58:19.780 as someone

01:58:20.560 you just made

01:58:21.240 such an important

01:58:22.340 and powerful case

01:58:23.320 you should probably

01:58:23.880 give me two to one odds

01:58:24.840 on this.

01:58:25.880 No.

01:58:26.920 Three to one?

01:58:27.440 You want to go three to one?

01:58:28.420 Fine.

01:58:28.800 I'll take the three to one.

01:58:29.580 I won't even start

01:58:30.300 talking about it

01:58:30.740 until it's five to one.

01:58:32.740 You know what?

01:58:33.600 You locked me down.

01:58:34.540 Five to one?

01:58:35.160 Maybe I don't understand.

01:58:36.220 Sarah's looking at me.

01:58:37.020 No, that's not.

01:58:38.140 Yeah.

01:58:39.160 All right.

01:58:39.740 More in just a second.

01:58:40.540 Math is hard.

01:58:41.200 It's hard.

01:58:41.880 It's very hard.

01:58:42.680 Especially when you're

01:58:43.440 dealing with single digit numbers

01:58:44.980 like that.

01:58:45.960 It's very difficult.

01:58:46.680 Then you're like

01:58:47.200 is it five?

01:58:48.020 Which one comes next?

01:58:49.000 I don't know.

01:58:49.580 Is it five minus one?

01:58:50.920 Some of them are squared.

01:58:52.020 I don't know.

01:58:53.240 All right.

01:58:53.760 What happens when you find

01:58:54.660 yourself in a situation

01:58:55.520 where force is called for

01:58:56.960 but deadly force isn't.

01:58:58.920 Like step away

01:59:00.480 from the microphone, Stu

01:59:02.280 and then he doesn't do it.

01:59:04.700 Well, you got to make

01:59:05.440 a split second decision.

01:59:06.920 You're like he

01:59:07.720 I mean

01:59:08.340 I don't want to kill him. 0.81

01:59:10.040 Well

01:59:10.160 it's not my first choice.

01:59:13.040 Well

01:59:13.280 let's not use the example

01:59:16.800 with Stu.

01:59:17.540 The burner launcher

01:59:18.820 it's a non-lethal alternative

01:59:21.160 so safeguarding your home

01:59:22.520 and your family

01:59:23.140 it's legal in all 50 states

01:59:25.260 no permits

01:59:25.980 or background checks

01:59:26.820 are required

01:59:27.360 and it can be used

01:59:28.460 by all age groups

01:59:29.380 over 18.

01:59:30.360 It has tear gas

01:59:31.300 tear gas

01:59:32.200 not pepper spray

01:59:33.120 tear gas

01:59:34.200 and kinetic rounds

01:59:35.480 with a 60 foot range.

01:59:37.560 One shot

01:59:38.020 can incapacitate

01:59:39.020 an attacker

01:59:39.580 for up to 40 minutes.

01:59:41.300 Government agencies

01:59:42.100 law enforcement

01:59:42.780 are using these

01:59:43.640 all around the country now.

01:59:45.260 I am a gun owner

01:59:46.020 I believe

01:59:47.140 in carrying a gun

01:59:48.200 but I also think

01:59:49.700 that it's good

01:59:50.580 to have an option.

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02:00:22.320 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

02:00:31.120 Glad you're here.

02:00:36.440 This has been one of these days.

02:00:37.940 I don't know.

02:00:38.200 It has been.

02:00:39.920 It has been.

02:00:40.980 Everything's fine though.

02:00:41.780 Everything's going to turn out fine.

02:00:42.960 You know, I can't wait

02:00:43.900 to see how things turn out.

02:00:45.780 You know what?

02:00:46.480 Me too.

02:00:46.900 It's going to be interesting to watch.

02:00:48.440 It is.

02:00:49.000 It's going to be fascinating to watch.

02:00:51.800 And we're excited.

02:00:53.440 We're excited about it.

02:00:55.060 So I've been watching a couple of shows

02:00:57.760 that I think you should watch too.

02:00:59.520 Okay.

02:01:00.160 What do we got?

02:01:00.900 Were you a fan of Frasier?

02:01:03.560 Yeah.

02:01:04.340 Yeah.

02:01:05.020 I think I was maybe a little less than that.

02:01:08.600 Like I remember liking it.

02:01:09.720 It wasn't like my favorite show of all time.

02:01:11.860 I was there for every episode

02:01:12.920 but I always enjoy it.

02:01:14.440 I mean, Kelsey Grammer's really funny.

02:01:16.040 Really funny.

02:01:16.860 Really funny.

02:01:17.500 I didn't watch it all the time.

02:01:21.520 There's a new Frasier

02:01:23.660 where he returns to Boston

02:01:25.480 and he's a Harvard professor.

02:01:28.440 Because you forget he came from Cheers.

02:01:29.920 Cheers.

02:01:30.340 It was the Cheers character,

02:01:31.480 got the spinoff,

02:01:32.340 very successful spinoff.

02:01:33.280 It is hysterical.

02:01:35.080 Really?

02:01:35.880 Hysterical.

02:01:36.480 I mean, it takes you a couple of episodes

02:01:37.700 to get back in

02:01:38.680 because there's some new characters and stuff.

02:01:40.100 And it's just,

02:01:42.020 I haven't seen comedy writing that good in,

02:01:45.140 I don't know how long.

02:01:46.240 Really?

02:01:46.680 I mean, it's like the Cheers quality again.

02:01:49.420 I had read reviews of it

02:01:50.600 that were generally negative.

02:01:52.280 Of course.

02:01:53.380 Because there's no woke in it.

02:01:55.060 It's just him.

02:01:55.700 There's no political message one way or another.

02:01:58.680 Nothing.

02:01:59.260 It's just funny.

02:02:00.320 Also, he tends to be a conservative

02:02:02.760 and therefore cannot be liked by the media.

02:02:05.820 Is that basically why?

02:02:07.320 I'd like, you know.

02:02:09.180 Yeah.

02:02:09.400 I'd like, yeah, watch it and you tell me.

02:02:12.040 Put it on my list.

02:02:12.860 Yeah.

02:02:13.300 So that's really good.

02:02:14.060 I have a list now.

02:02:15.240 Do you have a list?

02:02:16.560 No.

02:02:16.980 I actually am now maintaining a document

02:02:18.720 of shows I would have watched.

02:02:19.140 No, my people over in Germany

02:02:20.600 learned not to make lists.

02:02:22.480 I don't know about you, Stu, but okay.

02:02:26.280 Wait, wow.

02:02:27.680 What dark.

02:02:28.200 What dark fact.

02:02:29.000 It did.

02:02:29.620 What app is this Frasier?

02:02:31.140 Is Frasier on?

02:02:31.720 Do you know?

02:02:32.460 I think it's Paramount.

02:02:34.240 But let me ask you this question separately.

02:02:35.820 Have you figured out how to log into

02:02:37.540 your Amazon account yet?

02:02:39.400 Remember this?

02:02:40.300 You had like, you have the benefits of Amazon,

02:02:42.420 but you can't figure out how to log in.

02:02:44.180 And so you've been watching,

02:02:45.180 you've just been watching free or reading free books.

02:02:49.000 That's the funniest thing of all time.

02:02:51.160 I did solve that.

02:02:52.480 Okay.

02:02:52.840 Quite a while ago.

02:02:53.720 Okay, good.

02:02:54.220 That's good to hear.

02:02:54.700 As a matter of fact.

02:02:56.380 Yesterday.

02:02:58.620 Okay, Frasier's one.

02:03:00.000 Frasier's one.

02:03:00.660 And the other one, and I'll have to look up the name for this,

02:03:03.360 but it's like a, what do you call those shows?

02:03:09.180 Like the Survivor shows, reality show,

02:03:11.840 except it's based on James Bond, 007.

02:03:15.520 And it is fun and fantastic.

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