The Glenn Beck Program - June 25, 2026


The Socialist Takeover of America Just Entered A DANGEROUS New Phase | 6⧸25⧸26


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00:01:46.240 This is the Glenn Beck Program
00:01:51.160 Glenn Beck is on
00:01:52.960 Hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
00:01:57.320 We are at a turning point.
00:01:58.740 If you keep a journal, I want you to write this down in your journal today.
00:02:03.600 Glenn Beck said two days ago we entered a new phase,
00:02:08.220 and it is the most dangerous phase yet,
00:02:12.160 and it will be the one that separates the men from the boys.
00:02:16.540 This is the beginning of the real work of saving the republic,
00:02:21.080 And I will explain all of that in the next 90 minutes.
00:02:25.400 But I have to start with the news of the day.
00:02:27.420 Yesterday, what happened on Capitol Hill was remarkable on several levels.
00:02:32.280 And we're going to start there here in 60 seconds.
00:02:34.560 First, let me tell you about the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.
00:02:37.680 The left is making anti-Semitism its calling card for the future.
00:02:42.420 They're not even trying to hide it anymore.
00:02:44.340 These are dangerous, dangerous radicals that are being elected to office.
00:02:49.760 They are winning elections, not just in New York, but also in Congress.
00:02:54.800 And I don't know how we seat people who raise their hand and take the oath of protect and defend the Constitution when they hate the Constitution. 0.87
00:03:04.480 And one thing they all have in common is they hate the Jewish people. 0.57
00:03:09.420 And it is very, very clear. 1.00
00:03:12.020 It is so important.
00:03:13.600 Like I said a minute ago, this is where we separate the men from the boys. 0.99
00:03:17.460 This is where we say, no, no, no, I don't have a problem with the Jewish people, to, no, no, no, I will hide a Jew before you take that Jew, because we're on that road. 0.97
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00:03:58.520 to do it it is because you're going to get heat for it and i know you're going to say i don't
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00:04:31.940 okay yesterday capitol hill
00:04:37.580 wow was there a showdown at the okay corral
00:04:45.160 uh and as it turns out everything is okay in the corral in the end but what a fight okay
00:04:52.340 the mask slipped president trump was supposed to sign a big bipartisan housing bill the kind of
00:04:58.960 thing the media would have said there's a win for the american people whenever the press is for a
00:05:05.120 bill run for your life okay the stage was set the cameras was there they were ready they had a little
00:05:13.120 desk with the presidential seal and the pins already and everybody was ready to go in then
00:05:17.800 just before the ceremony he posted on truth social yeah i'm not gonna sign that signings
00:05:25.460 canceled he said until congress passes the save act save america he said it's a national emergency
00:05:34.780 and he is absolutely right on that and some people lost their mind of course the press was
00:05:40.980 leading it. How dare he hold up this help for housing costs? Here's what Trump knew that the
00:05:49.700 base already knew and what Trump heard loud and clear from actual conservatives. That housing
00:05:55.300 bill is not clean. It's not a free market victory. That's what they were selling on cable news,
00:06:00.140 but they sold us a lot. They sold us COVID vaccines on cable news. So I don't think they
00:06:04.800 have much credibility. This thing was stuffed with the same kind of poison pills we saw in the
00:06:09.960 FISA fight, hidden provisions, more bureaucracy, special interest giveaways, all dressed up as
00:06:16.820 affordability. When anybody says, just have to start listening, whatever they say in Washington,
00:06:24.280 D.C., just remember, it's like opposites day, okay? It's just opposites day. Whatever they say,
00:06:31.560 affordability, you can count on, it's not going to be affordable, okay? So Trump listened to the
00:06:37.300 people who actually care about limited government and said, yeah, not without securing the ballot
00:06:43.300 box, not going to happen. Because without honest elections, every other bill is just rearranging
00:06:50.040 the decks, rearranging the chairs on the deck of the Titanic. That's it. Okay. So then he had to go
00:06:56.580 to the meeting on Capitol Hill and he sat down with Republican senators. It was supposed to be
00:07:00.940 strategy lunch it turned into almost a lunch with a food fight i expect i expected john belushi to
00:07:08.140 come with the mashed potatoes in his face and go uh it was it was ugly it was ugly he called out
00:07:14.980 the four republicans who joined the democrats the day before to pass a war powers resolution
00:07:20.620 aimed at trying to you know tie his hands in the iran conflict and he was like guys why we're in
00:07:27.780 the middle of negotiations why would you do this that's all you want to know why why would members
00:07:33.140 of his own party vote to undermine the commander-in-chief in the middle of negotiations
00:07:39.240 and that's when louisiana senator for for now bill cassidy stood up and he got into the president's
00:07:46.660 face or he tried to and he said you haven't been transparent enough with the american people about
00:07:51.040 how long this conflict is dragged on how the original objectives aren't being met and everybody
00:07:55.700 got heated and Trump said, sit down. Okay. This is interesting because this is exactly the way
00:08:03.840 our constitution is supposed to work. Okay. You're supposed to have this fight. So if you think it
00:08:10.260 was testy and ugly and everything else, read some American history. This is not testy. Okay. This is
00:08:17.340 not. This is the way it's supposed to work. That's one branch going to the other branch arguing and
00:08:22.960 saying, I got a different opinion. Yeah, well, I don't listen to you. That's exactly the way it's
00:08:27.640 supposed to work. And I'll show you, it actually did work in the end. I'll show you that in a
00:08:32.280 minute. But Cassidy, let's remember who he is. He's the senator who just lost his primary to a
00:08:38.240 Trump endorsed candidate. So he doesn't like Donald Trump. He's not, he's not trying to match
00:08:44.600 the volume. I won't be bullied. I'm standing up for the American people. No, you're not.
00:08:49.940 you just lost your seat you hate donald trump trump helped your guy the other guy win against 0.97
00:08:56.100 you so you're a baby throwing a tantrum gee i i wonder if john cornyn had anything to say at this 0.97
00:09:01.840 meeting you know which side was he on i'll get to that in a minute anyway the room got really quiet
00:09:07.360 in that kind of awkward way the rooms get when they're realizing oh boy this is not gonna end
00:09:13.200 well Tommy Tuberville comes out later and he says it's a halftime talk okay that's all this
00:09:20.080 is a halftime talk but John Cornyn he stands up he's like you have been decisive here for about
00:09:27.460 an hour now you're preaching unity okay Cornyn side note side note here John Cornyn also lost
00:09:36.020 his race he's a baby as well he's just sabotaging Trump any way he possibly can he doesn't like
00:09:42.260 trump he's sabotaging trump if i can't have it no one will that kind of thing okay so so blow these
00:09:48.120 guys off okay but a side note here the senate in the end i told you the system this is the way it's
00:09:55.560 supposed to work the senate decided not to restrict trump on war power and they had cassidy's vote
00:10:03.660 wait a minute what i'm standing up for the american people what happened
00:10:11.600 because after all the blow and show all the fireworks died down the white house went to
00:10:20.460 cassidy and said can we show you some stuff here that you need to see i don't know what intel he
00:10:26.700 was shown but he changed his mind and voted with the president hmm all right so let's go back to
00:10:35.220 the fight on capitol hill trump says you know i really like majority leader john thune no he
00:10:41.980 doesn't no he doesn't but he's playing the game okay all right what you saw yesterday is the sound
00:10:51.140 of a party that still hasn't decided whether it answers to the people who elected it or to the
00:10:58.480 old washington boys club okay and running through all of it the canceled signing the raised
00:11:05.160 voices the frustration was one single non-negotiable demand pass the freaking save
00:11:13.740 america act pass it proof of citizenship to register to vote gee i don't know i should
00:11:20.840 deliberate on that one no you don't know the photo id basic common sense safeguard okay
00:11:26.980 it's the most sacred act in a republican in a republic choosing our leaders should actually
00:11:33.780 mean something. It should be safe and secure and let the chips fall where they may. The Senate
00:11:40.680 leadership says, well, we don't have the votes. Really? Really? You've been saying that for quite
00:11:46.360 some time now, for months. Boy, John Thune, you're sure doing your job, huh? John Thune is not being
00:11:53.980 straight with the American people. I don't know what his real intentions are, but he is not being
00:11:58.220 honest in this the promises keep coming the urgency never does the math never quite works
00:12:04.380 out when the base is demanding action isn't that weird you know what we need the house and the
00:12:11.760 senate and the white house then we can pass these things you have all of them oh i didn't mention
00:12:16.140 we also need a magic bunny what once we get that magic bunny we're gonna pass everything you guys
00:12:24.580 want. I'm not waiting for the magic bunny anymore because it doesn't exist. You've been lying to us.
00:12:31.180 I don't know if it's the fear of the media, loyalty to the institution over the voters,
00:12:35.560 something else. I have no idea, but the people deserve an honest answer.
00:12:40.540 The GOP is losing its base. That's the truth, guys. Let me speak right directly to you in
00:12:45.840 Washington. I told you it was coming and you're losing it, not because the people have gone
00:12:50.600 extreme but because too many in Washington still treat the voters like an afterthought let's be
00:12:57.040 honest I know you I know many of you I despise many of you and many of you despise me but your
00:13:06.660 your despising people does not stop with me you despise your own voters you lie to them you're 1.00
00:13:14.180 like I just got to get rid of these rubes just convince them and I know you've said it to me 1.00
00:13:20.200 the people sent the president to drain the swamp and secure the border and protect the ballot and 1.00
00:13:26.960 he's doing it and instead they keep getting these you know well we're gonna pass a bipartisan bill
00:13:32.680 and it's got poison inside every time we're gonna get to election integrity you know eventually no
00:13:38.640 you're not because we can't afford eventually we must have the save act it is the foundation
00:13:45.740 It is the line in the sand.
00:13:48.500 And without it, every other fight, taxes, spending, the border, the courts, is still built on sand.
00:13:54.320 A nation that cannot verify who is voting is not a nation that can remain self-governing.
00:14:01.500 Okay, so what do we do?
00:14:03.680 What do we do?
00:14:04.760 I'm going to tell you what we do.
00:14:06.580 You're not going to like it.
00:14:10.580 But you have to do it.
00:14:11.760 And I am going to tell you within the next 90 minutes, we are in a new phase.
00:14:17.820 And if we don't get serious, we're not going to win.
00:14:23.440 We will lose.
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00:16:10.060 All right. So since we're so close to the Independence Day and the 4th of July,
00:16:14.600 let me just talk about what did the founders do when the gatekeeper said,
00:16:17.520 you can't do that we can't do that what do they do they they rose up
00:16:24.040 okay here's step number one and you're gonna roll your eyes and you're gonna be like
00:16:28.460 just hear me out for a second i want you to call your senators every single one of them
00:16:34.920 especially the leadership who claims they will be with us but keep finding reasons to delay
00:16:40.020 i want you to be very kind very very kind i want you to write them as well email say the same thing
00:16:46.400 but very kind, but clear, no more excuses,
00:16:50.860 no more at some point,
00:16:53.220 attach the SAVE Act to must pass legislation.
00:16:57.280 If you can't pass this
00:16:59.220 and you tell me that we need a super majority,
00:17:02.240 that's not true and I know it.
00:17:04.420 I know what the founders did, okay?
00:17:07.200 I don't care if you use reconciliation,
00:17:09.440 but the people are watching
00:17:10.940 and we will organize against you.
00:17:14.120 We want to be for you.
00:17:16.000 be just like the founders did. What did they do with King George? The whole time they were begging,
00:17:21.520 please, we don't want to break away. We don't. It's not good for the Republic to, you know,
00:17:28.220 send the GOP and that whole system down the tubes, but we'll do it. We'll do it. We're not
00:17:35.840 going to stand for this anymore. So please, Senator, hear reason. Do you see what's happening
00:17:42.160 with other senators. They're losing and it will happen to you. You've got to take a stand.
00:17:49.260 Cassidy's loss was not random. It was a warning shot. Same thing with Cornyn.
00:17:53.740 The voters are done with senators who talk tough on camera and then fold when it matters. They're 0.97
00:17:58.200 done. Make the SAVE Act a litmus test for 2026. Every Republican candidate should be asked in
00:18:06.760 every debate every time you see him on the street every time you see him at a uh you know at a town
00:18:13.520 hall meeting whatever will you fight and put everything you have on the save act or are you
00:18:21.160 going to find another reason to stall if he doesn't instantly save act is must no support same thing
00:18:28.840 with socialism and sharia law ask them point blank will you fight these diseases with everything you
00:18:35.800 have because that's what socialism and sharia law is a disease will you pass a ban on sharia law 0.52
00:18:42.760 yes or no well i don't you're out if they hesitate at all no vote move on and make it very clear but
00:18:50.060 do it kindly kindly they will not listen to you if you are a bully or if you are if this is just
00:18:57.960 some organized work gonna come for you okay don't don't don't become what we despise but don't let
00:19:05.620 them gaslight you into thinking this is too hard securing the vote is not radical it's the bare
00:19:10.980 minimum for a republic that claims to be of by and for the people bare minimum and here's the thing
00:19:17.900 when i say call them you're saying to yourself it's not going to make a difference let me give
00:19:22.280 you a different perspective we hired donald trump to be the president united states he went to
00:19:27.700 congress in the senate yesterday okay don't you think he's a little sick of them don't you think
00:19:33.800 he'd like to say you know they're not going to do it anyway he has the bully pulpit he has the
00:19:38.440 leverage of the presidency he has direct confrontation in the room he does all of
00:19:43.580 these things he's fighting with everything he has we're not going to support him we're going to
00:19:50.400 send the guy in there you think you're sick of it how sick of it do you think he is okay but he knows
00:19:56.700 that's the game it has to be done the question is no longer what trump will do the question needs
00:20:03.480 to be, what will you do? We elected him. We want this. Why would we expect him to fight it now
00:20:10.200 alone? Again, you think you're tired of calling the Senate? Imagine how tired he is. This is the
00:20:17.480 test. This is the moment the base either demands what it voted for or watches the party drift back
00:20:23.640 into the same old swamp. I choose to fight. I have to tell you, the Tea Party, it needs to happen
00:20:30.460 again it needs to we have to get past our fear of being seen on the streets because in 30 minutes
00:20:38.280 I'm going to tell you some some news that is critical absolutely life-threatening
00:20:47.600 and we have to be seen and heard and I know you're tired we've done been there done that
00:20:55.140 I'm telling you, we have to redouble our efforts, okay?
00:20:58.860 I choose to make them pass the SAVE Act or vote them out.
00:21:03.060 I choose to believe that the American people,
00:21:05.340 when they're awake, when they're engaged,
00:21:07.760 when they're unwilling to live by lies,
00:21:09.840 still have the power to save this republic.
00:21:12.580 Do you believe that?
00:21:14.300 Are you awake?
00:21:15.460 Are you willing to stand out, stand up, speak out,
00:21:19.600 flood the phones, primary all of the obstructionists
00:21:23.160 And never, ever let them tell you that securing the ballot box is, well, we're going to get to that.
00:21:30.200 No.
00:21:31.660 If we lose the vote, we lose everything.
00:21:37.060 I think you might actually be stronger than I am.
00:21:42.540 I think I'm a lot like you.
00:21:44.360 I don't want to do any of this stuff.
00:21:46.520 I got into this business as a radio DJ.
00:21:50.560 I'm a self-educated guy.
00:21:52.100 when i started talk radio i got into it i was doing comedy i was making fun of talk radio
00:21:58.560 as a conservative i didn't want to be that guy and then 9 11 happened and then barack obama
00:22:06.440 happened and then you know the great reset happened and all these things happened and
00:22:10.840 now socialist is happening i gotta do it you gotta do it we don't want to do it but the times call
00:22:18.880 for it now. And one man makes a difference. And I'll show you from history how that is absolutely
00:22:25.160 provably true in our own history, that one man makes a difference and a guy you don't even know
00:22:32.800 his name. That's coming up next. First, let me tell you about Patriot Mobile. If you thought the
00:22:37.420 push for socialism in this country was bad before, buckle up, kids, because it's about to get a lot
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00:22:49.920 normalize them, to make them sound reasonable, to make them sound inevitable, to tell you the only
00:22:54.620 real question is how quickly we're willing to accept them. Do not believe that. The answer is
00:23:00.420 not to throw up our hands and hope somebody else defends the principles that made this country
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00:24:31.240 This is Rodney's monologue.
00:24:33.400 Thune the ball as Rhino.
00:24:35.180 You got balls it up. 1.00
00:24:37.920 Yeah.
00:24:40.340 I mean, is this really necessary?
00:24:43.680 I mean, not really making friends with people in Capitol Hill at all.
00:24:50.580 Thune the ball as Rhino.
00:24:51.620 No, I don't think it.
00:24:52.340 Okay, let me just tell you.
00:24:54.120 In a few minutes, okay.
00:25:01.280 What's happening on Capitol Hill is really important.
00:25:04.040 What I'm going to tell you in a few minutes is even more important,
00:25:06.820 but they relate to one another, okay?
00:25:09.340 We've entered a new chapter in this fight,
00:25:11.540 and it is an end phase chapter,
00:25:13.320 and it's going to require us to do things that none of us want to do,
00:25:16.120 to take stands that will make us uncomfortable and unpopular.
00:25:20.220 But this is the beginning.
00:25:21.420 This is where we separate, you know, the Sunshine Patriots and the Winter Soldiers.
00:25:25.740 This is the first step into finding out who you are in the grand scheme of things.
00:25:30.920 But before I do that, I just want to empower you with some information, how one person makes a difference.
00:25:40.660 And even though you might not get recognized for a long, long time, even though you don't think it makes a difference, one person can change the world.
00:25:50.020 You know about Paul Revere, you know, the poem,
00:25:54.060 Listen, my children, and you shall hear the midnight ride of Paul Revere.
00:25:57.040 Okay, that was important.
00:25:59.220 Nobody wrote a poem about Caesar Rodney.
00:26:01.840 Nobody. 0.53
00:26:02.940 And I believe his ride mattered more.
00:26:06.540 He took a midnight ride.
00:26:07.960 In fact, he took an all-night ride all night.
00:26:10.780 It's an unbelievable story.
00:26:12.000 It was the 1st of July, 1776.
00:26:14.780 It was Philadelphia.
00:26:16.360 Hot room, the windows.
00:26:18.160 I believe they actually nailed the windows shut, but I could be wrong on that.
00:26:22.140 I know they locked the windows so nobody could eavesdrop, okay?
00:26:26.240 And independence, it was coming to a final vote.
00:26:29.440 13 colonies had to decide one by one whether to become a country or remain subjects to the king.
00:26:35.820 And to do that, as the men stood in their wool, imagine the stench of this room,
00:26:41.000 as they stood in their wool coats and their wool stockings and wool underpants,
00:26:45.600 everything else, with all the windows closed in a hot, humid Philadelphia July.
00:26:52.480 They needed to be united, and they kept going over and voting.
00:26:57.540 And a divided vote would tell the most powerful empire on earth,
00:27:00.600 I know exactly how I can get these guys.
00:27:02.860 I'll drive the wedge right here.
00:27:04.520 So they needed all 13 colonies together,
00:27:06.960 or the whole enterprise would just be a squabble and not a nation.
00:27:12.060 So Delaware was deadlocked.
00:27:13.820 They were the last one.
00:27:14.760 they had three delegates two of them were in the room and they cancel each other out
00:27:19.920 thomas mckean was for independence with his whole heart george reed was against he wasn't a coward
00:27:26.260 not a villain he was just thought i think this is too far too fast okay so one yes one no delaware
00:27:32.620 split can't happen third delegate was 80 miles away and so you know 80 miles away in the day
00:27:40.140 was a long way final vote was going to happen tomorrow caesar rodney was at home in dover he
00:27:49.160 was the third delegate delegate delaware needed him there as well he was a brigadier general of
00:27:54.160 the militia he was there to put loyalist trouble down um and you know the guys they didn't do just
00:28:00.560 one job they weren't just i'm you know i'm a member of congress and i i do well that's all i do
00:28:06.480 No. So he was down in Kent County. He was doing his duty in one place and his duty called for him
00:28:13.200 in another place. Now, here's what you need to know about Cesar Rodney.
00:28:18.500 It's amazing that he got on this horse, okay? He was dying. He had cancer, skin cancer on his face
00:28:26.280 and this is before you could treat it. You just died after the skin cancer eats you alive, okay?
00:28:32.800 it had been eating his face for years disfiguring him it was so disfigured that he wore a green silk
00:28:40.220 scarf to cover what it had done john adams and this you might laugh at this at first but don't
00:28:47.400 john adams um he was a pretty sharp guy um described him as quote the oddest looking man
00:28:55.260 in the world tall and thin as a reed pale and his face i'm quoting no bigger than a large
00:29:02.700 apple because it had all been eaten away. Okay. But Adam said there's sense and fire and a spirit
00:29:10.180 and wit in that ruined face that all should hear. Okay. So the cancer made it really impossible for
00:29:17.300 him to travel and really painful. And his doctor said, you can't, you can't make this ride. You'll
00:29:22.400 die. You can't make this ride. So late in the night, July 1st, Ryder reaches Dover with word 0.89
00:29:28.380 from McKean. We're deadlocked. The vote is tomorrow. Delaware needs you right now. Come.
00:29:33.260 He's sick, worn by his physician, veil over half of his face. He called for his horse to go 80 miles
00:29:42.020 in one night in a thunderstorm. Remember, it's hot and humid in the east. That means thunderstorms
00:29:49.900 usually at night. The sky just opened up. The roads were just sludge, lightning showing him
00:29:56.560 the way in white flashes and then taking it away again that ride normally took a man two days
00:30:03.920 he had until the morning he rode in his boots and his spurs changing horses where he could
00:30:11.000 soaked to the bone the rain running down underneath that green silk scarf every mile
00:30:16.820 in negotiation with his body that was already failing him and he made it tom mckean remembered
00:30:23.840 it for the rest of his life he was standing at the door of independence hall the delegates were
00:30:29.200 all assembling and he said i saw caesar rodney arrive still in his boots still in his spurs
00:30:35.160 covered in mud sleepless sick walking in to take his seat he had ridden through the storm all night
00:30:42.720 to say one word, I. When Delaware was called, he stood. He said his constituents and his own
00:30:55.100 judgment were for independence. And he rose and said, I. That broke the tie. Delaware was then
00:31:04.840 in the yes column. And with Delaware in, all of the colonies fell into place. It was a unanimous
00:31:10.900 vote. He wrote to his brother almost casually later. He said, you know, in such a casual way,
00:31:18.100 I mean, the, the way you most men underestimate, you know, big things. He said, I arrived in
00:31:24.940 Congress, you know, I was detained by thunder and rain, but I had enough time to give my voice in
00:31:30.060 the matter of independence. That was it. That was the whole boast, you know, enough time to give my
00:31:35.180 voice. Understand what that voice cost him, what it risked. First, every man who voted yes was now
00:31:45.020 in the eyes of King George committing treason. So there was a rope. They were signing a warrant
00:31:51.920 for their own hanging if the war went the wrong way. Now, maybe his head was so small he thought,
00:31:56.640 I don't know. But he rode through the storm against his doctor's orders, death already
00:32:03.060 growing on his face to make himself a traitor to the crown because his vote was the difference
00:32:09.900 he never married the woman he loved turned him down it's a really sad story he spent the rest
00:32:15.560 of his life in public office it was very short he was in and out of the militia um you know he
00:32:21.920 he governed uh delaware through the war and he only lasted another eight years before cancer
00:32:28.180 finally took him for a long time history almost forgot this guy there are stretches where we as
00:32:34.780 people came close to scrubbing his name entirely off the square
00:32:39.520 until he was put on a quarter and still people don't really know the story but he should be one
00:32:47.740 of the names you teach your children because caesar rodney is the answer to the laziest lie
00:32:53.660 in a free society, a lie that says it doesn't matter if I show up. It doesn't matter if I vote.
00:33:01.440 I'm just one of many. What's one vote? What's one voice? What difference does one tired person make?
00:33:08.540 I'm tired. I'm sick. I can't make it. He was the difference. That person is always the difference.
00:33:17.580 the republic doesn't run on grand gestures of famous men it runs on whether the unglamorous
00:33:25.860 half-broken bone-tired person whose turn it is to decide gets on the horse it runs on the committee 0.81
00:33:34.440 that nobody wants to chair a meeting that nobody wants to go to a vote that is like i don't have
00:33:40.120 i've been bigger things to do the duty that lands on you at the worst possible moment when you have
00:33:47.060 every reasonable, good excuse to stay home.
00:33:53.420 Caesar Rodney had every excuse.
00:33:56.260 He didn't use any of them.
00:33:58.260 We have our country today
00:34:00.960 because that sick, bone-tired and dying man showed up
00:34:10.940 on the night his body was storming.
00:34:17.060 you're the only one that will make a difference.
00:34:20.440 The only one that will make a difference.
00:34:24.520 And I'm going to show you what you're facing
00:34:26.540 because I haven't heard anyone say this,
00:34:32.360 but Tuesday changed everything.
00:34:35.240 We're in a new chapter in America.
00:34:37.980 And I was hoping it was a chapter that wasn't going to come.
00:34:42.380 You've been feeling it coming.
00:34:44.240 You've been seeing the warning signs,
00:34:45.760 But now that it's here, I don't even know if you can put your finger on it, but I can
00:34:52.360 because I know history.
00:34:54.480 And so I'm going to put my finger on it and I will identify what happened this week.
00:34:59.660 It's a new chapter.
00:35:01.820 And if everyone isn't willing to get on their horse right now and do the things you don't
00:35:08.880 want to do, the things you don't think will make a difference, the things, what's one
00:35:13.240 voice?
00:35:14.640 We lose.
00:35:15.760 we lose. This is the approaching moment.
00:35:23.680 I'll share that with you here at the top of the hour. So the beginning of hour number two,
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00:38:26.480 Can I, on a personal
00:38:56.460 note here. Actually, it's not. It's more of a museum and history note. I have been purchasing
00:39:04.560 some things that become available this year because of the 250th. And some people who have
00:39:12.080 been sitting on some documents and some really amazing items have decided to put them up for
00:39:17.440 sale this year because they figure, you know, 250 years, there's going to be a lot of people that
00:39:21.480 want to buy this stuff from history and there's some remarkable things and today at noon i'm going
00:39:27.880 into uh an auction uh and um i know i'm going to be bidding against billionaires and museums
00:39:38.380 and all of this stuff is for the museum uh that we are going to be making some really exciting
00:39:45.360 announcements very soon we're opening our museum brick and mortar full museum phase one next year
00:39:51.600 we'll give you more details but this the some of this stuff is like i can't believe that it even
00:39:58.180 exists wait i'll tell you tomorrow if we get any of it i'll tell you you know what what i've acquired
00:40:03.760 here um and my wife is going to be with me and i asked her you got to help me you got to help me
00:40:08.860 because i don't want to do something that she's like you did what so she's gonna be with me um
00:40:14.940 but i know i'm going to be building bidding against people so did you see mission impossible
00:40:20.560 one do you remember when they went to get the knock list and the guy who had the knock list
00:40:26.580 the hot chick came and put something in his coffee and then it kept him out of the skiff
00:40:31.400 because he had to keep going and barfing i it was if there's like an angel you could pray for an
00:40:36.460 angel to miraculously make that happen to somebody uh you know that would just put it in a private
00:40:44.140 collection and just leave it there uh or if it's somebody like you know the smithsonian that you
00:40:50.240 know not sure you're going to get the truth on these things um just a clear path for us to be
00:40:56.580 able to win the things that we're supposed to have at auction um because i think when you see
00:41:03.360 how we are going to start telling the american story um we're going to make it come alive to
00:41:08.180 people um and all of these things need to be in private hands but they need to be seen you know
00:41:15.860 some of the stuff i was i'm going to do a thing on saturday up here in idaho for a fundraiser
00:41:20.180 and i was looking for some things and i'm like where are these things and then i realized
00:41:24.880 they're in the reagan museum now in california they asked to borrow some of my collection
00:41:31.240 uh so it could be seen in the reagan museum um they these things have to be seen all the time
00:41:38.540 And it's the way to tell our history.
00:41:41.820 And so just throw a prayer our way.
00:41:44.940 You know, I'm willing to accept whatever the Lord said.
00:41:46.940 If we don't get it, we don't get it.
00:41:48.480 We weren't supposed to get it.
00:41:49.300 Somebody else was.
00:41:50.240 That's fine.
00:41:51.320 But if there's somebody who's just like,
00:41:53.780 I just got to have this for my own private collection
00:41:56.800 next to my S&M room or whatever,
00:41:59.880 maybe they get sick today.
00:42:01.360 Maybe they get sick.
00:42:02.040 Don't show up.
00:42:02.920 Ricky, you've been at an auction with me before.
00:42:04.760 It doesn't help my blood pressure.
00:42:07.980 no it was so exciting and thrilling and nerve-wracking i couldn't believe that you
00:42:13.600 were also about to throw away a gazillion dollars on sputnik but neither could your
00:42:19.240 wife and you did it anyways it was incredible i did it anyway yeah anyway so you know my wife
00:42:25.520 is coming with me this time and we have talked weeks about these items and and she's i said
00:42:30.560 honey help me pick we've talked to experts about which ones i'm gonna actually somebody is with
00:42:36.920 me here that we're going to take the phone and film it i can't do it live because i don't want
00:42:41.240 to tip our hand on what we're bidding on or anything else i mean unless that keeps people
00:42:45.560 away unless that you're like peck wants it he's gonna get it then that's then that's that's good
00:42:51.080 then yes whatever auction you're in today i'm the one you're bidding against um uh but uh we're
00:42:57.400 gonna film it because it is exciting to watch it's crazy it's crazy to watch but i can't wait
00:43:02.680 Wait to tell you the results tomorrow.
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00:46:43.780 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. We've hit a turning point and I want
00:46:52.440 to have a serious conversation with you about what is coming next. A sincere warning and
00:47:02.020 a wake up call. But let me start with this. Let me start with what CNN just reported about
00:47:08.380 the poll numbers. Listen to this.
00:47:10.820 Well, among Democrats themselves, the Democratic Socialists of America have a higher net favor
00:47:16.340 than the Democratic Party does, at least those who are members of Congress.
00:47:19.940 I mean, just take a look here.
00:47:21.380 Dem Socialists of America, plus 17 points.
00:47:24.140 Democrats in Congress, plus four points.
00:47:26.120 No wonder that Dem Socialists are getting nominated across the political map in different
00:47:30.960 primaries, because simply put, they are more popular than the Democrats currently in charge.
00:47:34.980 OK, I'm just thinking back to when I was sitting here and Zora Mamdani was sitting
00:47:38.340 there when he was running and i asked him about capitalism yes and he had no problem saying that
00:47:44.160 he had real issues with it okay he wasn't afraid to say it by the way he ended up winning it didn't
00:47:48.760 hurt him how do democrats today view socialism compared to capitalism there's a reason why it
00:47:55.340 didn't hurt him and that is simply because this is one of the biggest political changes i've seen
00:47:59.040 during my lifetime match up socialism capitalism among democrats you go back 16 years ago 2010
00:48:05.680 capitalism and socialism right there favorable rating 51 percent 50 percent look at it now
00:48:10.700 socialism clearly in the lead among democrats 66 percent of them view socialism favorably
00:48:16.220 just 42 percent view capitalism favorably no wonder mom donnie had no problem blasting it
00:48:20.880 okay so use that as your foundation that's what polls are saying people believe now let me tell
00:48:30.520 you the truth on the whole story we do that in 60 seconds first let me tell you about chapter if
00:48:36.140 you're 65 now or about to be sure a whole idea medicare is a little terrifying it's easy to end
00:48:41.720 up with the wrong plan and if you do end up with the wrong one it's not because you're not smart
00:48:45.620 it's because medicare is not designed to be simple at all okay what a surprise a government program
00:48:51.480 that sucks so you're going to be comparing different things supplements advantage plans
00:48:57.560 drug coverage, networks, premiums, deductibles, a whole bunch of things that you've never had to 0.96
00:49:03.200 think about this before. It's enough to make you want to just pick something, cross your fingers
00:49:07.100 and hope for the best, but please don't do that. This is way too important. It's why I want you
00:49:10.660 to talk to the people at Chapter. These people got in and built this company because their parents
00:49:16.240 were screwed by people who were like, I'm going to help you pick. You know what? I've looked at
00:49:21.180 all the plans and this is the best one for you. And it's not. It was the one that was paying that
00:49:24.980 company or that that person to sell you into that plan and that's the way most of it happens
00:49:31.340 they will help you find the coverage that fits your doctors your prescriptions your budget and
00:49:35.560 your life because medicare is complicated enough choosing the right plan should not have to be so
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00:49:48.600 chapter okay i told you uh that on tuesday the democratic socialist america machine swept three
00:49:59.500 new york congressional primaries on a 17 turnout now let me give you a fresh perspective on this
00:50:07.640 the winning coalition was small it was white it was affluent uh writing soft traditional
00:50:17.380 minority support, okay? By one count, it took roughly 7% of eligible voters to do this. That's
00:50:25.280 not a wave. That's a rip current under the calm surface. Washington, D.C. is set now to add a
00:50:33.360 socialist member, Janice Lewis-George, to a growing list of socialist-run big cities alongside New
00:50:40.600 York, Seattle, Los Angeles is possibly next. The DSA now says, now listen to this, the Democratic
00:50:47.480 Socialists of America, how many members do they have? They have about 100,000 members right now,
00:50:53.940 roughly 250 people already in office, and 90 candidates running in the 2026 cycle, 90.
00:51:03.140 Four of America's biggest cities, and an org chart most people have never looked at once.
00:51:10.600 At Claire Valdez's victory party, this happened on Tuesday night, when Hakeem Jeffries appeared on television with her at the victory party, the young crowd, mostly white, chanted, you're next, you're next, you're next.
00:51:29.740 not at a Republican, at the leader of the Democratic House, okay, the Democratic Party
00:51:36.820 House leader. What does that tell you?
00:51:44.920 Here's how revolutions always happen, except for the American Revolution. We're the only ones that
00:51:49.840 didn't end in guillotines, bloodshed, purges, concentration camps. We're the only one.
00:51:54.660 because what revolutionaries usually say is they pick a party that will tolerate them
00:52:01.300 and they'll say to themselves we just need to get around these people let's just look like
00:52:07.640 these people get around them because they're slowing us up okay that's what happened beginning
00:52:11.660 in 2004 uh with the democratic party the democratic socialists started getting in and
00:52:17.060 they're like no no no we're not democratic social i don't know what you're talking about
00:52:19.900 we're Democrats. We believe all the things. Oh, we love the Constitution in America.
00:52:24.320 Okay. And they started infiltrating because we got to get around these people.
00:52:28.360 Then the next thing they say is we got to get rid of these people. That's what's happening right now.
00:52:34.340 This is a big shift. Once they have the clout, they say, we got to get rid of these people
00:52:41.340 because they're standing in our way. And all of the Democrats that thought they could placate
00:52:46.900 these people and thought they could use them. I told you from the beginning, you're not using
00:52:52.260 them. They're using you. Now it's we got to get rid of these people because they're slowing us
00:52:59.440 down. In the end, if they actually get power, that becomes we got to get rid of these people.
00:53:06.580 We have to kill these people. We have to put these people in re-education camps. 1.00
00:53:11.180 We have to silence these, whatever it takes because they're slowing us down. 1.00
00:53:16.900 that's what's coming the next step we're on step number two out of three steps
00:53:23.200 the step between two and three can happen quickly or never happen but it depends on what you decide
00:53:31.720 today and what democrats decide today the first target of the new left is not the right it's the
00:53:39.420 old left so this woman chevalier she won with mom donnie's backing i'm going to tell you about
00:53:49.200 who these people are here in about 30 minutes i mean it's it's amazing that it's coming out now
00:53:53.120 but she once called the united states an effing disgrace and reposted a line about wiping wiping 0.98
00:54:00.740 her butt on the american flag okay that's not somebody who wants to manage the country better 0.99
00:54:09.140 this is somebody who wants to take something that she holds in contempt and completely 0.99
00:54:16.560 transform it into something else and now hunter biden you know take your advice from you know a
00:54:22.240 crack addict why don't you democrats he said the democrats need to stop resisting and embrace the
00:54:28.200 far left go ahead it's the fastest way to get yourself out of office out of power and most 0.81
00:54:34.700 likely in the end killed. He said the country is tired of being managed. People want to be led.
00:54:42.880 Wow. So this is not a guy warning his party about a current. That's the man holding the door open
00:54:51.820 for it. This is how every revolution has actually ever happened. The masses do not make revolutions.
00:55:00.960 They never have.
00:55:02.900 A revolution is made by an organized, committed minority, very small, acting in the name of the majority that stays home and stays silent about it.
00:55:14.720 Do you know that it's actually about 19% that were living during the founding era that were actively dedicated, committed to the revolution?
00:55:27.100 In the end, when all the war was over, everybody was.
00:55:30.960 But the constant number was extremely low, under 20%.
00:55:36.040 That's the secret.
00:55:39.580 We keep thinking we need huge numbers.
00:55:41.900 We don't.
00:55:42.900 We need dedicated walk-through-fire numbers.
00:55:47.280 How many of us are...
00:55:48.740 What happened to the Tea Party?
00:55:50.320 Tea Party got discouraged, and we made a difference.
00:55:54.360 We did.
00:55:54.980 It was the Tea Party that led to Trump.
00:55:56.840 but now there needs to be another group of dedicated constitutionalists
00:56:02.780 you know the vanguard is almost never the classic claims to speak for 0.98
00:56:08.240 it's young educated comfortable and absolutely convinced they're not the black they're not 0.96
00:56:13.460 black lives matter why were there always white overeducated nimcom poops running all of these 0.92
00:56:19.640 things because they're the real revolutionaries and they go find people with grievances and they 0.99
00:56:26.020 use them. You don't believe me? Look at the Bolsheviks. Bolsheviks were a fringe. Nobody
00:56:33.220 bothered to crush. 7% isn't a weakness in the story. 7% organized beats 83% that are asleep
00:56:42.980 every single time. This is arithmetic. And it's older than Lenin.
00:56:53.140 now with all of that in mind look at the your next chant because that's the tell
00:57:00.820 a movement first hides and they claim they're not doing that they're not that then they get
00:57:07.840 enough power and then they start purging and a movement that purges its own moderates first
00:57:13.680 is following the oldest rule in the book the dangerous enemy isn't the man across the aisle
00:57:20.140 who disagrees with everything you want.
00:57:22.840 The dangerous enemy is the man on your own side
00:57:26.060 who agrees with most of it,
00:57:28.240 but won't go all the way.
00:57:30.620 The fellow traveler, the manager,
00:57:33.740 he is always the one the revolution kills first 1.00
00:57:37.080 because he's the only one
00:57:39.260 with the standing to slow it down.
00:57:42.540 Robespierre didn't fall to a royalist.
00:57:46.160 Trotsky didn't die at a conservative's hand.
00:57:48.440 Jeffries' own party is cheering the people who just told him, you're on our list.
00:57:55.780 And believe me, these people always have a list. It's just who's next. What's the priority?
00:58:03.540 This is where the mistakes, however, stop belonging to one side. The 83% who didn't vote
00:58:10.980 weren't socialists. They were the majority that assumed the argument was already settled,
00:58:17.280 that the result was somebody else's job that you can win without showing up because we all feel
00:58:23.440 this way the establishment that's now alarmed spent a decade certain it didn't mean to make
00:58:31.220 it didn't need to make this case a majority that won't organize loses to a minority that will
00:58:37.920 and the right should read that as a manual not just a warning because the law cuts in every
00:58:45.160 direction. It always has. Hunter Biden, holding the door open, the man who invites the vanguard in
00:58:58.960 always believes he's going to help steer it. He thinks I'm a passenger in the car and I'm
00:59:05.200 a useful passenger. He's not. He's not. The chant at that party is the answer to that fantasy
00:59:14.060 delivered in advance you're next chuck schumer maybe you should be a little bit more uh like
00:59:23.040 um what's his name from uh pennsylvania the guy with had the stroke what's his name now i think
00:59:31.520 i'm having a stroke again remember fetterman thank you fetterman fetterman's the only one
00:59:36.140 that gets it these guys are radicals and they're dangerous no i'm a democrat they're not
00:59:42.220 anybody who helps these people arrive you're next you're in trouble
00:59:50.620 it it's always about the people willing to go further than you will
00:59:57.760 you cannot this is why you cannot negotiate you know people keep saying well we got to make peace
01:00:03.780 we got to come together no there there is a line the democratic socialist you cannot negotiate with
01:00:10.580 you cannot
01:00:11.600 the real story
01:00:15.680 the real one
01:00:16.500 underneath the turnout numbers
01:00:18.200 and the chanting is
01:00:19.560 is not the socialists are winning
01:00:22.140 it's that an awake few
01:00:24.640 will always govern a sleeping many
01:00:27.100 and the only question history
01:00:29.920 ever actually asks
01:00:32.220 is which few
01:00:34.200 will actually bother to be awake
01:00:36.580 it's not enough for you
01:00:38.800 to listen to this show
01:00:39.880 or to other shows and go yeah that's right damn right you're right if you're too tired to do
01:00:45.520 things that you have to do look how relentless they are they are relentless if you're too tired
01:00:54.280 now we're not going to make it but if you look at the last four years as a chance for you to do what
01:01:01.540 trump did really center himself know what he believes know what's worth fighting and dying
01:01:08.200 for and living for and knowing that i am never going to abandon this fight i don't care what
01:01:13.920 you do to me i'm never going to abandon this fight hopefully you are there
01:01:19.720 because first they will purge the democratic party they already purged it once they purged
01:01:28.620 it of every anybody who believed differently um you know on abortion and things like that
01:01:34.620 They purged. Now they're going to purge anyone who disagrees with full-fledged socialism,
01:01:41.300 anybody who half believes it, anyone who will not be clear. In the end, I'm telling you,
01:01:48.380 it will be kill the Jews. Anyone who will not be clear on those things, you're on that list. 1.00
01:01:55.740 I'm later on that list.
01:01:57.880 We're all on that list.
01:02:01.520 Do not think, oh, well, it'll never happen here.
01:02:05.140 It's happening here.
01:02:09.120 The only question left is you have to decide, am I one of them?
01:02:15.460 Or I will stand against them.
01:02:19.260 Because the, I'm just not going to play that game.
01:02:21.580 It's not that important.
01:02:22.560 I'm tired, whatever.
01:02:23.540 That puts you on a list.
01:02:25.740 It puts you on a list that either is you will join too late when it's too late or you will become one of them because there's not going to be anybody neutral here.
01:02:36.940 You are going to have to, I said earlier today, you know, get an Israeli and USA flag pin.
01:02:43.740 Wear that.
01:02:45.560 Now, if you're like, yeah, right.
01:02:47.340 Why won't you wear it?
01:02:48.780 Why won't you wear it? 0.85
01:02:50.180 Besides, I don't agree with the way the war is being fought by Israel. 0.96
01:02:54.280 besides that you know the hatred not the you know do you really disagree you really agree with the 0.95
01:03:02.280 way israel is fighting the war that's not what you're going to get you're going to get you jew
01:03:07.080 lover that's what you're going to get okay and are you not willing to do a simple thing at this time
01:03:15.760 to show your support when it's still relatively safe if you're not willing to put a flag lapel
01:03:22.880 pin on if you're not willing to stand up and say socialism is evil and we must fight it with
01:03:30.520 everything we have we must organize we must get back into the streets we must start our own tea
01:03:37.880 party again we must organize and and on our own side get the people in who are not these weasels
01:03:45.760 but the ones who understand what time it is
01:03:49.560 and will actually fight the time that the Cornyns
01:03:54.080 and everybody else think they're living in.
01:03:55.960 Those days are long gone.
01:03:58.440 And if we don't act now,
01:04:01.060 you're not going to have a country left.
01:04:04.820 So today, decide.
01:04:08.200 Now, if you think,
01:04:09.480 eh, well, I'm going to tell you who these people are
01:04:12.020 in just a minute.
01:04:12.580 Hang on.
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01:04:20.060 I mean, I think we might be better off
01:04:22.880 if we all had a nap, you know?
01:04:25.360 Sorry, I can't make that meeting today.
01:04:27.300 I've got a nap from 2 to 2.45.
01:04:30.420 Wouldn't that be great?
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01:04:32.700 Yeah.
01:04:33.440 Nap tax deductions?
01:04:35.200 Cabinet-level secretary of naps?
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01:05:44.040 Jason, I know you have lots of opinions of what I just said,
01:05:54.660 because we kind of came to the same conclusion from different angles today, right?
01:06:01.520 Yeah, I mean, I think it's interesting that I was looking,
01:06:04.620 I just saw a podcast on the Night of the Long Knives,
01:06:07.540 and I was listening in depth.
01:06:09.260 I pretty much already knew the story,
01:06:10.520 but listening to the story about how, you know, Hitler relied on, you know, the street thugs,
01:06:16.040 the most radical, the radical to rise to power. But then he feared that they would eat him.
01:06:20.840 So then he did the night of the long knives and eradicated them all. Well, now what we're seeing
01:06:25.380 is the we've seen the Democrat Party, the establishment play footsie with the radicals
01:06:30.840 of the radicals. But now instead, it's the radicals of the radicals. While they chant
01:06:36.000 you're next they're the ones that are planning this i don't know this coup amongst the democratic
01:06:41.940 party i don't know if you saw that the co-chair of the dsa i was going to play that next in the
01:06:45.760 insider segment him describing how he felt about the democratic party in a nutshell he's basically
01:06:52.040 saying we're just taking advantage of their voting roles and then we're going to do what we have to
01:06:57.620 do but i mean it's a total insurgency do me a favor say you know go ahead play for the insiders
01:07:03.240 now with your commentary and then bring it onto
01:07:05.220 the show. I've got to take a quick break and I want to play that
01:07:07.260 because I have some other information
01:07:08.620 on who these people actually are that you just
01:07:11.300 elected. I don't know how you seat them.
01:07:13.320 I don't know how you seat them.
01:07:15.300 They all have to raise a hand
01:07:16.900 and swear allegiance to the Constitution.
01:07:19.440 I don't know how you do it and
01:07:21.020 no one, including the Republicans, have taken that
01:07:23.300 oath seriously. That's got to stop.
01:07:25.480 More in a minute.
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01:09:22.680 We are not the radicals.
01:09:25.440 We are not the ones that people should be afraid of.
01:09:29.940 We are the happy warriors that believe America is good.
01:09:34.000 We believe that America has done horrible things, but we can correct those things.
01:09:38.740 We believe the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence are supreme,
01:09:44.500 and they have freed more people than any other system anything has ever done in the history of the world.
01:09:51.620 um and what we're asking for is rule of law equal justice adherence to the bill of rights
01:10:00.660 um to listen to the voters and the people okay to reflect and honor your oath of office that's
01:10:10.340 that's that makes me a radical so be it we're not the radicals the radicals now look at look at who
01:10:16.820 they're putting it they're about to vote the democrats are about to vote for a guy who is a
01:10:22.340 nazi he is he's got the tattoo any guy any guy that puts that as a tattoo and says oh i didn't
01:10:32.160 know that was a nazi really really you absolutely knew what that was and people in his own camp that 0.65
01:10:41.960 left once they found out about the deal went oh no he told me he knew what that was okay the guy's
01:10:48.780 a nazi but they're willing to go along with it because we have to win and i've told you ends
01:10:54.580 don't justify the means and that's exactly how things ended in germany with the nazis it was
01:11:01.160 the good people are like you know what yeah he's a nazi but i'm not a nazi yet it'll be easy to
01:11:05.800 control he's going to help us win and then what happened the rest of the story as paul harvey 0.89
01:11:11.560 used to say now you're putting in crazy socialists who hate america hate jews and believe in the
01:11:21.160 intifada so let me tell you and you've got a press that has identified over and over again people who 0.88
01:11:29.080 are not nazis as nazis and refuse to identify real nazis as nazis um let me show you who they
01:11:40.720 just elected in new york okay avelia chevalier she is from the dominican republic uh how was she
01:11:50.940 made a a citizen here in america she's the daughter of dominican immigrants
01:11:56.740 okay daughter of american immigrants so so she's she's natural i mean she's been here she was born
01:12:04.080 here in america or born there that's my understanding is that she was born here okay
01:12:09.600 Okay, so she's a legitimate citizen.
01:12:14.080 So she is now running, and let me just show you what the press didn't show you.
01:12:19.260 That's on her blog, okay? 0.97
01:12:21.960 Still, she has called for abolishing the police, abolishing prisons, and abolishing all borders.
01:12:28.220 She clarified her position on defunding the police by writing that her vision means ending policing full stop, period.
01:12:35.400 No more police at all, ever. 0.83
01:12:39.580 Just that makes you insane.
01:12:43.660 She retweeted posts saying, yes, literally abolish the border and all deportations are wrong. 0.95
01:12:50.760 She has called the United States an effing disgrace, referred to the U.S. as occupied Native American land, and joked about wiping her dirty hands on the American flag, which is an upgrade. 1.00
01:13:04.200 I thought she said her ass, but it was her hands. 0.99
01:13:06.420 she wrote favorably about communism she wrote seize the means of production that's a quote 1.00
01:13:13.380 she called for nationalizing all of the utilities nationalizing all the pharmaceutical companies
01:13:19.680 and seizing all properties from landlords she wrote that pyromania associated with anarchism
01:13:27.680 is intriguing she called joe biden a rapist and a war criminal said she wouldn't vote for him
01:13:36.060 She said F Kamala Harris and criticized Bernie Sanders and AOC for being too pro-Israel. 0.99
01:13:45.460 She's retweeted that Israel doesn't exist, and she wrote that black and Arab men fetishize ugly, colonizing women. 0.99
01:13:56.380 Now, try this on for size. 1.00
01:13:59.080 This is who they just nominated to be on the City Council of New York. 0.96
01:14:05.820 And she's one of three.
01:14:08.460 We are Westerners fighting for the total eradication of Western civilization.
01:14:15.520 Just that.
01:14:18.260 How does she serve?
01:14:21.100 We are fighting for the total eradication of Western civilization.
01:14:25.900 We stand in full solidarity with every movement for our liberation in the global South.
01:14:32.040 Our infatata is an internationalist one.
01:14:35.160 We are fighting for nothing less than the liberation of all people.
01:14:39.620 We reject every genocidal eugenist regime that seeks to undermine the personhood of the colonized. 0.94
01:14:47.860 For abortion, she'll kill you dead if you disagree with her.
01:14:51.700 But, no, if you've been colonized, as fascism is ingrained in the American consciousness, it becomes even more explicit and irrefutable.
01:15:05.320 We seek community and instruction from the militants in the global south who have been on the front lines in the fight against any tyranny and domination which undergrid the imperialist world order.
01:15:18.060 how does she possibly serve how can she raise her hand and say i will protect and defend the
01:15:26.980 constitution of the united states when she has said these things and there are more people than
01:15:33.920 just her that may be raising their hands and taking that oath that oath is not just part of
01:15:41.580 the ceremony that is a sacred oath it is legally binding and it is made so people like her cannot
01:15:53.600 serve when will we take our oath of office seriously i've been saying that for a while
01:16:01.940 but never it's never been this clear never been this clear let me let me do this jason
01:16:10.840 if you're listening and not watching on the blaze i'll describe this is just a
01:16:16.980 uh you know a two by four inch square of paper and can you hear that jason yep you can you can
01:16:26.400 kind of sense the texture of this and the thickness of this this is from the museum this is from my
01:16:32.700 archives what is this i want you to guess what this is it is from the former soviet union and
01:16:39.900 It's something they were very proud of.
01:16:43.060 What do you think it is?
01:16:44.380 I've got no clue.
01:16:46.580 No clue.
01:16:47.440 Okay.
01:16:47.620 From the former Soviet Union.
01:16:49.640 I'll give you a hint.
01:16:56.420 It had two uses.
01:16:58.280 One, they printed their dollars with this paper.
01:17:03.780 Same paper.
01:17:05.560 This is what their dollars were printed on.
01:17:07.580 but to show how great socialism really was
01:17:11.400 because they put every other paper company out of business
01:17:13.940 they also used it for something else
01:17:16.420 they didn't print or engrave anything on it
01:17:19.460 they just left it blank
01:17:20.480 this is Soviet Union
01:17:25.640 toilet paper 0.97
01:17:28.040 while you had soft stuff on your tushy
01:17:35.260 they tried to convince their people i got this from the museum of communism uh over in europe
01:17:41.980 um and the the whole point was look how deep the lie went because they couldn't even make
01:17:50.540 toilet paper they were telling the people yes but the the paper that we value so much that we put it 0.99
01:17:57.000 on our uh on we print our money on it you get to wipe your butt with it now i don't know about you 0.97
01:18:03.320 but I don't want to wipe my butt with a $5 bill or $1 bill, $100 bill. 0.98
01:18:07.660 That's not, I'd rather have toilet paper. 0.98
01:18:10.920 This is the lie of communism.
01:18:13.000 They think that everything is going to be great.
01:18:15.640 Every single one of these democratic socialists that are 20-somethings,
01:18:19.660 they all get swept in because they're at least standing for something.
01:18:22.980 They're standing against the oppressed.
01:18:24.800 You don't even know what that means.
01:18:26.300 You don't know who you're standing with.
01:18:28.300 you don't know what happens to every single country that goes this way you're buying this
01:18:36.940 lie that either that either cuba is great that it's all capitalist lies because
01:18:44.060 that's michael moore for you telling you how great cuba's system is look at the canadian
01:18:50.140 health care system the minute there's any stress on that system you think you have it bad go up
01:18:56.240 Canada. Go try to get a doctor's appointment in Canada. Try to get surgery in Canada. Try to get
01:19:05.000 anything in Canada. You know what they're going to suggest to you? Why don't we kill you? That's
01:19:10.680 not a joke. That's sincere. That is called the MAID program. It's now the fifth largest killer in
01:19:18.780 canada when there's a shortage they kill people when there's a shortage of paper they just lie
01:19:28.860 to you and say this is the best that's what they're doing in cuba no no no you don't even know
01:19:35.260 you don't even know what's happening in america oh that's so bad your health care is better
01:19:39.080 and then their little operatives come over and try to sell that to us and because we are so
01:19:45.300 uneducated because our system of schooling is so corrupt. Ricky, I want to do a documentary
01:19:54.520 series. It's the next series after we finish the American series. I want to do the history
01:19:59.720 of communism and socialism. I want to go through all of the stats on exactly what happens. I want
01:20:07.380 to take the communism black book. I don't know if, I may have one of the only copies around.
01:20:13.860 I think you could still buy it in stores, but nobody does.
01:20:17.100 I think it's called the Black Book of Communism.
01:20:20.820 And all it is is just how many people died and were executed and killed and starved to death because of communism.
01:20:30.880 Gang, this is the fight of our lifetime.
01:20:34.120 This is going to be the fight that our children have to fight.
01:20:36.680 And I pray that our children don't have to fight it against the government.
01:20:45.100 If these people get into office, you are not talking about Democrats anymore.
01:20:50.840 You're not.
01:20:52.380 Now is the time to make a stand.
01:20:54.360 I want you to read that to your Democrats, Democratic friends and say, look, you might think that you're voting against Donald Trump.
01:21:02.760 You might think that you're voting against some radical agenda.
01:21:05.900 tell me this is what they're actually telling you this is what your side is saying to you
01:21:15.100 if you dismiss this you're next because play the chant again please play the chant and notice
01:21:23.380 what's in the crowd this is um jeffries who is the head of the democrats in the house
01:21:29.060 he is now he's standing up in front of a socialist crowd saying congratulations you guys won part of
01:21:35.140 the Democratic Party, blah, blah, blah.
01:21:36.940 Listen to this chant.
01:21:51.060 Who is chanting you're next?
01:21:53.640 Who's chanting you're next? 1.00
01:21:55.160 Not minorities.
01:21:56.540 Not minorities. 0.99
01:21:58.120 Not black people. 1.00
01:22:00.040 Not brown people. 1.00
01:22:01.820 White, over-educated 1.00
01:22:03.640 women. 1.00
01:22:05.140 white women they are the most affluent the most educated that's who's bringing this upon you
01:22:14.920 so anytime if you're a minority anytime you think oh you know what they really care about me 0.94
01:22:20.680 no they don't do you know chevalier she didn't win with the minorities she didn't win with hispanics
01:22:27.280 she didn't win with blacks she won with 17 of people showing up and she won with white 1.00
01:22:35.380 overeducated wealthy women so don't talk to me about you know you hate white people 0.93
01:22:44.200 white people are voting you in white people are funding you maybe maybe you do have a point about 0.98
01:22:51.240 white people being the oppressors in your case, in your camp.
01:22:59.740 You got to spread the word because we're in a new phase. As of Tuesday, we are in a new phase. 0.83
01:23:05.700 If these guys win and get elected to office, we're in trouble. All right, more in a minute.
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01:24:41.040 You're going to be thinking about that for a couple minutes, huh?
01:24:45.080 Glenn Beck will be right back.
01:25:11.040 lot of times when people are asking us to respond about you know attack right when if you look back
01:25:17.380 like historically right um you know a lot of us come from lands that were colonized lands where
01:25:22.180 wars are being waged right a lot of times because of u.s policy or the policies in europe and so
01:25:27.980 um i find that we can connect over that but then also that um the idea that we have to apologize
01:25:34.320 for like a terror attack that like a couple people did and then there is no apologies or reparations
01:25:39.540 for genocides and for slavery, et cetera,
01:25:43.120 is something that I kind of find like reprehensible.
01:25:45.860 Okay, there she is. 0.97
01:25:47.160 That is possibly one of the new senators in New York. 0.76
01:25:54.320 She just is the Democratic candidate now
01:25:57.000 for a Senate seat in New York.
01:25:59.780 By the way, correction, 1.00
01:26:01.180 that other woman I was telling you about, Chevalier, 1.00
01:26:02.860 she's not going to city council. 1.00
01:26:05.040 She's going for Congress in US Congress. 1.00
01:26:08.180 How do you seat her? How do you seat her? What do you do? It is time, America, to get serious. Stand up, recommit yourself to standing for and getting in winning principles. 1.00
01:26:25.080 we get fired up during the campaign season we volunteer we donate we vote and then when the
01:26:33.400 election is over we go back to our lives and assume the people we elected will handle the
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01:27:57.660 I want to take you through five stories today that are in the news, and they all tell you
01:28:27.060 one thing. As a recovering alcoholic, I look at things differently because I looked at my life
01:28:37.460 at one point as separate things that were going on. And why does that keep happening? And why
01:28:42.660 does that keep happening? And why does that keep happening? And there was no universal law that I
01:28:47.320 was missing. Things happen to you over and over again. The same crap keeps happening to you
01:28:52.780 because you're violating a universal principle or you don't understand a universal principle. 0.95
01:29:00.480 And so once you understand that, you can change your life. The same thing with the news of the
01:29:06.460 day. That's our collective life showing up and saying, hey, dummy, do you not see the principle
01:29:13.480 here, what you're violating? You don't see what you're doing. You don't see what you have to
01:29:16.700 restore because this is just going to keep happening to you if you don't understand that
01:29:20.640 principle. So every day I try to look at the news and take five stories that seem disconnected
01:29:25.820 and tie them together and show you this is what it's teaching us. And if we don't get this,
01:29:32.320 we will not be able to fix the problem. So let me give you the five stories that are disconnected,
01:29:38.820 but are teaching us one principle today because the universe is screaming at us. Wake up, wake up,
01:29:44.820 get this quickly. We'll do that next. First, let me tell you about real estate agents,
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01:30:06.500 you don't want to do. That's when you find out just how important a real estate agent really is.
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01:30:36.760 Okay, let me talk to you about five stories, okay?
01:30:47.740 See if you can connect them.
01:30:49.580 Researchers now at Rutgers University found the vast majority of house mice and brown rats
01:30:55.720 across New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.
01:30:59.320 have now genetically mutated to shrug off all of the poison that we have thrown at them for decades.
01:31:06.760 how's that possible because we didn't kill them we trained them every rat that survived a less
01:31:17.340 than lethal dose handed that resistance to the next litter and generation by generation we bred
01:31:24.540 a more poison resistant rat okay hold that story let me go story number two the administration is
01:31:32.980 now asking Congress for $88 billion in supplemental funding tied to the Iran war, with most of it
01:31:40.600 going to the Pentagon and replacing strained missile stockpiles. Yet Tehran is boasting that
01:31:46.580 the deal leaves its missile program untouched, while it negotiates with Oman to charge costs
01:31:53.560 for passage through the Strait of Ramos. This is a lesson that we refuse to learn,
01:32:00.360 And the world has already learned it about us.
01:32:03.060 We're never, ever fighting a war enough to kill it.
01:32:09.820 We never fight them hard enough to end it because we get bored, distracted.
01:32:15.100 We don't like the casualties.
01:32:16.680 We don't like war.
01:32:17.980 We're comfortable enough, okay?
01:32:22.520 So what happens?
01:32:24.760 Next story.
01:32:26.300 The crime we wouldn't name.
01:32:27.800 new report details abuse by mostly muslim grooming gangs survivors describing the deliberate 0.57
01:32:35.100 targeting and trafficking of white girls and the response from rape crisis england and wales
01:32:41.240 was to brand the findings as racist for 20 years british authorities saw this looked away terrified
01:32:49.560 of exactly the accusation now being aimed at the report a half-confronted evil doesn't shrink
01:32:57.720 from embarrassment. It learns which words will make you flinch. Now, let me take you to another
01:33:05.140 story. These are all these stories are current today in today's newsletter. If you don't get
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01:33:19.800 Just look for the free email newsletter. Sign up. Now, here's the next one. In Longview,
01:33:25.200 A woman says a group jumped her while shouting, free Carmelo.
01:33:31.260 And she says they were hunting for the smallest white girl they could find.
01:33:36.100 The same week, more than a dozen defendants got prison for the 2025 attack on an ICE facility.
01:33:43.000 And Rashida Tlaib called the sentencing bullcrap.
01:33:46.120 i told you yesterday that if in texas if they let these guys go that shot at ice agents shot
01:33:59.660 one in the neck they got a hundred years the guy who pulled the trigger got a hundred years
01:34:04.680 and rashida talib is saying this is this is crazy they didn't do anything they were just protesting 0.91
01:34:09.880 Not with a gun and shooting an officer in the neck.
01:34:13.040 That's not a protest.
01:34:15.200 I know it is in your part of the world, but here in America, it's not.
01:34:19.800 Did he just say that?
01:34:21.040 Yes, I did.
01:34:22.460 And I'm going to get to immigration here in a minute.
01:34:25.580 We're jailing bodies, but we're not touching the belief that told them that violence was righteous.
01:34:31.820 So the belief goes on looking for more recruits.
01:34:34.400 the idea that we declared dead socialists are now about to run four of america's biggest cities
01:34:43.540 mom donnie's machine swept new york on 17 turnout and roughly 7 of voters we were certain in 1991
01:34:54.080 we settled this argument right it's over communism is dead bolsheviks were a tiny little group nobody
01:35:00.800 took seriously. Crushable, dismissable, a joke. Nazis, crushable, dismissable, a joke. Until one 0.99
01:35:06.700 day they weren't. And they ruled for 70 years in Russia. So line up all of these stories and the
01:35:15.040 same law runs underneath all five. It is the oldest law in biology and it does not care about
01:35:22.160 your politics. A poison that doesn't kill teaches. How many times have you been told by your
01:35:30.360 pharmacist or your doctor take all of your prescription and how many of us have saved a few
01:35:37.040 antibiotics just because i feel better now and you know if i get sick then i'll have a few others i
01:35:42.700 won't have to go to the doctor right away you're creating monster germs by doing that every dose
01:35:49.580 shortage of lethal is a lesson the survivor no matter if it's a germ or a person carries into
01:35:56.660 the next generation that's why the rat in your alley can eat what would have dropped its great
01:36:03.160 grandfather we didn't fight the rats we coached the rats now go back up that list holding that
01:36:11.300 one idea a nuclear program bombed but not ended doesn't sit there chastened it hardens and
01:36:19.080 remembers and it remembers how it escaped a crime that authorities half name doesn't fade out of
01:36:26.520 shame it studies which accusations make them retreat and deploys them a movement you punish
01:36:34.440 but never answer doesn't disband it finds its martyrs an idea you bury without killing it
01:36:42.560 waits for one bad turnout one tired electorate and it climbs back out of the ground and grabs
01:36:49.800 you by the throat. This is a universal rule. This is not against the Democrats or the Republicans
01:36:57.540 or anything. This is universal. This is biology. This is a universal law. The hawk that starts a
01:37:06.400 war that he won't finish, and I don't blame that on Trump. I blame that on the American people.
01:37:12.840 The establishment that spent two decades refusing to name an evil,
01:37:17.100 they're making the identical error from the opposite ends so is the conservative who decided
01:37:25.660 socialism died with the soviet union and stopped making the case are you any different no i'm not
01:37:33.440 you're not a half victory is not a small win it's resistance training for the thing you were trying
01:37:40.740 to beat versailles wasn't peace it was an interval history doesn't repeat because men forget the
01:37:48.320 dates it repeats because every generation looks at a wounded thing and decides the wound is enough
01:37:54.540 and walks away and the wounded thing spends spends its quiet years becoming something your old poison
01:38:01.020 can't touch so decide what you actually mean to end that's why this is the same thing you know it
01:38:11.040 you go out and vote it doesn't end on voting day no but it does for most of us we're like i voted
01:38:17.620 what happened i voted donald trump he's i elected donald trump yeah he's on he was in capitol hill
01:38:25.960 yesterday fighting for the save america act and too many of us are like i'm not going to call my
01:38:30.800 senator i won't call my congressman they won't listen to me do you think they're listening to
01:38:34.660 donald trump he has no choice he's in the fight he's trying to end it why would we decide well
01:38:41.240 i did my part you either end it or you leave it alone there is no cheap half strength version
01:38:48.340 of victory ever there never has been there never will be and the rats in the wall i mean
01:38:56.880 they've known that the whole time the rats in the wall are the evidence that that is a universal
01:39:04.280 truth let me take a break early because then i want to talk to you about these socialists
01:39:12.740 that are amongst us now and and hard choices that we're all going to have to make
01:39:20.520 the choices only get harder
01:39:23.060 more divisive
01:39:24.620 harder to defend
01:39:26.380 will cost you more
01:39:28.320 the longer we wait
01:39:30.500 are you
01:39:32.840 willing to defend America
01:39:35.280 and stand up 0.99
01:39:37.100 and kill these movements 0.98
01:39:39.680 I don't mean literally 0.99
01:39:41.420 bodies
01:39:42.300 I mean eradicate 0.98
01:39:45.400 these movements
01:39:47.080 by finishing it
01:39:49.620 not taking the easy half win but finish it
01:39:55.980 you decide let me give you one minute i'll come back and i'll tell you some more uh or you could
01:40:04.500 go away because maybe that's just not you um the burner launcher uh you're walking through the
01:40:09.060 streets of new york why i don't know i don't know doesn't seem like a good idea to me but there you
01:40:13.880 are suddenly out of the shadow a guy who comes you know clearly a mom donnie supporter you know
01:40:19.140 the type. He's wearing a Che Guevara t-shirt, you know, Rachel Maddow hair dyed blue Nazi tattoo on
01:40:24.980 his chest just for good measure, but he didn't even know it was a Nazi tattoo, and you can believe him
01:40:28.980 on that, and his mouth is saying that he wants to seize the means of production, but his eyes
01:40:33.100 and the knife in his hand are telling you he wants to seize your wallet. Too bad for Carl Dorks here
01:40:39.980 because you just brought a knife to a Berna fight. He lunges your way, and with one smooth move, you
01:40:47.120 pull out and fire your burner launcher sending tear gas kinetic round right at him doesn't kill
01:40:51.960 him makes him wish he were dead for about 40 minutes but that's plenty of time for you to get
01:40:56.400 away now you can even call the police on the guy and you can even stand there wait for the police
01:41:00.980 to show up i wouldn't because new york the police are never going to show up but you got to burn a
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01:41:34.320 So on July 1st at 8 p.m. on Torch.com, Torch250.com, or on the app if you're already a member,
01:41:42.840 I'm doing a live Q&A and a live documentary.
01:41:50.540 Let me start with the good part.
01:41:52.320 96 years ago, a woman, she was a housemaid from Scotland.
01:41:58.020 Her sister is already over here, and she's like, you've got to come over.
01:42:01.040 So she comes from Scotland.
01:42:02.240 She gets on a boat 96 years ago this summer.
01:42:06.540 and she comes in and she writes down at Ellis Island
01:42:11.260 that she is a house servant or I can't remember what it was,
01:42:15.020 a domestic, meaning a maid. 0.99
01:42:19.140 Pretty lowly job, but she had a job 1.00
01:42:21.160 and you had to prove that you had a job,
01:42:22.860 a way of supporting yourself
01:42:24.640 if you were coming to America at that time.
01:42:27.180 And she walked through the golden door.
01:42:29.860 In her wildest dreams,
01:42:31.200 she would have never, ever been able to guess
01:42:34.720 that she could come to a new country, work hard, be a maid,
01:42:41.640 and her son, her son would become president of the United States.
01:42:46.980 And that's exactly what happened with Donald Trump.
01:42:49.700 His mom came here as an immigrant. 0.66
01:42:52.500 But remember, he hates immigrants.
01:42:54.280 She came here as an immigrant from Scotland.
01:42:58.080 And in one generation, her son becomes the president of the United States.
01:43:02.480 So we tell these stories to ourself
01:43:04.460 and we love these stories.
01:43:05.380 I love these stories.
01:43:06.540 I love the rag to riches stories.
01:43:08.220 People who worked hard, lived by the rules,
01:43:10.060 played by the rules and won.
01:43:12.040 I love that.
01:43:13.400 But we're not that nation anymore.
01:43:15.280 We're not, I mean, we think that the Statue of Liberty
01:43:17.580 is holding, instead of the law that she's holding,
01:43:22.800 she's not holding a law.
01:43:23.680 She's holding a sign that says, 0.98
01:43:25.480 everybody welcome, no questions asked.
01:43:28.160 That's not true.
01:43:29.380 Never has been and cannot, cannot be true.
01:43:37.120 Our immigration system, we need to understand it.
01:43:40.380 We need to put it in the right perspective.
01:43:43.040 And so I'm going to take you on this documentary through the history of America.
01:43:46.720 And you're going to see things you've never seen before, learn things you've never learned before.
01:43:50.560 And it's a great history lesson, unlike everybody else teaches history. 0.96
01:43:55.740 I hate that boring history crap. 0.99
01:43:57.720 I hate it. 0.99
01:43:58.880 Um, this, I think you're really going to enjoy.
01:44:02.300 Um, and I take you through the entire thing from New York city, cause that's really where
01:44:07.620 it all kind of started, uh, from New York city.
01:44:10.260 And I'll, I'll show you all the political intrigue and the forgotten drama and why I 1.00
01:44:15.940 now say all immigration must stop. 1.00
01:44:20.360 All of it must stop. 1.00
01:44:22.860 We have to close that fame golden door for a while.
01:44:26.880 And I've never felt that way.
01:44:28.880 I always have welcomed immigrants.
01:44:31.100 But when you have people who are now coming in and they're becoming citizens, 1.00
01:44:37.180 even those who have come in with their family and done it legitimately,
01:44:41.840 but now we find out are absolutely un-American.
01:44:47.400 And I don't mean I disagree with the American.
01:44:50.420 I mean they are openly stating I am here to overthrow the United States of America.
01:44:57.260 That's sedition.
01:44:58.880 that's sedition. And it cannot be tolerated because we're in a different situation now.
01:45:06.880 These are not just people who are like, you know what? And I want to have a conversation about that
01:45:10.640 with a college professor and we'll have a round table about it. No, these are now people that are
01:45:16.260 taking up arms against the United States. They are working with some of our biggest enemies in
01:45:22.080 the United States, and they are going to collapse us if we don't pay attention. So it's going to be
01:45:28.140 a hard conversation to have and some people won't want to hear it. I think a lot of people will want
01:45:32.160 to hear it, but it is the truth. No immigration, none, until we get this fixed because it is broken
01:45:41.920 and it is weakening us. We have to deport people. If you're here and you are holding radical views 1.00
01:45:51.500 of any kind out get the hell out if you are not here to make america stronger out i'm sorry but
01:46:01.120 what was right for the president's mother when she came through i have a job i can support myself
01:46:06.460 i'm not going to live on the dole if you can't do that get out we are in trouble and it is time for
01:46:15.620 somebody just to say it and donald trump has been saying it since the first time he came down that
01:46:20.320 escalator. And I disagreed with him at the time. I don't anymore. I don't anymore.
01:46:30.100 So that is happening on July 1st. And join us July 1st. What day of week is that? Is that
01:46:35.920 Tuesday or Wednesday? That's Wednesday. Next Wednesday night at 8 p.m. live on Torch. Join us.
01:46:44.960 torch250.com torch250.com uh there is so much going on i was talking to uh homes what's the
01:46:51.740 name of that podcast i was on yesterday uh do you know ricky oh i think it was mom wars
01:46:57.920 great mom wars yeah that was it mom wars these are good these i love these women they are so great
01:47:04.640 Um, really, really dedicated moms who are doing, um, are teaching homeschooling.
01:47:14.300 Um, and we had a fascinating conversation.
01:47:17.380 I think it might come out tomorrow or early next week on, just look for it. 0.95
01:47:22.400 Mom wars. 0.85
01:47:23.340 Um, but we had a fascinating conversation about how important moms are and education 0.98
01:47:28.140 and how it is broken, completely broken, not reformed, broken.
01:47:33.520 get your kids out and there are all kinds of things that can help you and quite honestly
01:47:38.960 um you know when we first started educating our kids at home we didn't have prager you
01:47:44.180 uh we didn't have torch 250 um and what we are building and what i am helping prager you
01:47:51.080 they're helping me on torch i'm helping them i am open to helping anybody we can't we can't
01:47:58.280 stand here and go oh no i gotta do my thing because i need credit or i need them i don't
01:48:02.140 care. I don't care. We're all in this together. So I will help anyone. And these great people are
01:48:08.980 helping us as well to tell the story. And we're not going to duplicate. I'm not going to do all
01:48:15.640 the things that PragerU has done because they're doing it and they're doing it really well. And
01:48:18.980 our kids are watching it. I'm going to tell history in a different way. And I have the
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01:48:29.820 storytelling telling team ever assembled i think in digital audio so or or analog audio as well
01:48:37.660 um i can't say ever i remember orson wells but anyway uh it's really good we need you to pass
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01:50:53.620 you know history is such a cool thing uh i'm wearing a bryce canyon uh t-shirt um my wife
01:51:02.760 and i just went down with the kids uh to bryce canyon and spent a day there and it's just so
01:51:08.340 beautiful you've never been to bryce canyon if i had that to choose over the grand canyon i'd go
01:51:12.220 to Bryce Canyon. Grand Canyon is much, much, much, much bigger, but Bryce Canyon in the morning is
01:51:17.140 unbelievable. In the evening, it's just the colors are unbelievable. But we forget about
01:51:23.400 these things being so closely connected to us. I have a friend, his name is Lance Bryce. He's a
01:51:31.420 doctor. He's a sheriff. I call him Dr. Sheriff. And he lives up here where I live in the summer
01:51:37.540 and by my ranch in a small little town and uh i said i made some smart aleck remark about you
01:51:44.480 know bryce canyon you know it's got your last name on it he's like it does and he's just that's
01:51:49.720 all he said it does and the way he said i was like wait a minute and i said are you connected
01:51:58.180 to bryce canyon and he said it was my great-grandfather uh he owned the ranch at the
01:52:03.980 mouth of the canyon and so they always called that canyon after him bryce it's bryce's canyon
01:52:09.660 bryce canyon and so it just and i'm like shut up uh and it's it's history is so amazing if you can
01:52:19.220 if you can find the connection to you in it you know um and what's so frustrating is all of
01:52:27.080 american history it's it's everything you think you know is probably wrong not because somebody
01:52:32.420 lied to you, but because somebody made it boring in the first place. They sanded off all the edges,
01:52:36.840 they drained the blood and the laughter, and they handed you this cardboard cutout with dates on it
01:52:43.160 and names you have to memorize. The real thing is good, and it's bad, and sometimes it's really ugly.
01:52:54.320 Let me just tell you a couple of stories. I'll tell you quickly the Pilgrim story.
01:52:58.880 Have you ever heard the Pilgrim's story told like this, that it actually began with wine and beer, and wine and beer played a really important role?
01:53:09.280 Ever heard that?
01:53:11.180 Let me tell you the Pilgrim's story in a different way.
01:53:13.760 Forget about the buckle hats and the somber faces.
01:53:18.240 The Pilgrim's were a broke startup that crash-landed in the wrong state, and they survived on a technicality.
01:53:26.960 Let's start with the ship.
01:53:28.360 The Mayflower.
01:53:29.240 Oh, the Mayflower.
01:53:30.800 Ooh, noble vessel built for destiny.
01:53:33.840 Nope.
01:53:35.100 It was a wine truck.
01:53:37.580 Its day job was hauling French wine from France across the channel to England.
01:53:44.060 And it still reeked of wine, which probably helped because the fumes killed the bacteria
01:53:48.720 below deck, but that's a different story.
01:53:51.180 The ship that founded New England smelled like a Bordeaux cellar.
01:53:55.000 It's reeked of wine.
01:53:56.780 and they were aiming for Virginia
01:53:59.240 and they missed it by about 200 miles.
01:54:02.760 And the reason they finally stopped poking around the coast
01:54:06.160 and just parked at Plymouth,
01:54:07.580 it wasn't like, you know what?
01:54:09.400 I think that's the perfect spot.
01:54:11.360 Or even the, get me the hell off of this vomit-soaked boat.
01:54:17.260 It was according to one of the passengers
01:54:19.420 who was keeping a journal.
01:54:20.880 They said, we had to get to land
01:54:23.100 because supplies were short,
01:54:24.540 especially our beer now i've i've never thought about the pilgrims chugging beer now it's not
01:54:33.420 like the beer like we used to have water wasn't trusted and if you're on a ship going across the
01:54:39.000 water water's not trusted full of bacteria etc etc and you can't drink the salt water so the
01:54:45.620 thing that had cooked the water and everything else was beer and so it was a safe drink even
01:54:50.040 for the kids all right i want to go to that boat with you again my dad anyway that's americans
01:54:56.960 america's sacred origin story it has a beer run in it okay that's that's a way to tell the story
01:55:07.900 that at least gets people interested and then you tell the story of squanto the friendly native who
01:55:15.040 taught them corn. Really? That's a cartoon. It's an insult. This guy, before the pilgrims even
01:55:24.120 showed up, he had already crossed the Atlantic multiple times. He was kidnapped by an English 1.00
01:55:29.700 captain. He was sold into slavery in Spain. He escaped. He lived in London. He clawed his way
01:55:35.340 back home. He spoke English because of the worst years of his life. And then when he got back,
01:55:39.960 he found out that everybody in his village was gone why because they were wiped out by plague
01:55:45.880 so he's standing there in his empty town his empty village nobody wants this land because
01:55:51.780 they believe it's cursed and then the pilgrims come up they're like hey i just got all this
01:55:56.380 wine bowl and i think we need a place to stay can we stay here this looks like nice land and
01:56:02.460 squad was like no this is cursed land now we'll like it here it's cursed land you don't want this
01:56:07.420 land okay have you ever heard anybody tell the pilgrim story that way
01:56:13.540 here's the part that where it gets the soul with every reason on earth to walk away squanto didn't
01:56:22.880 he taught them to plant how to fish how to survive he became the bridge to the wampanoag 0.93
01:56:31.700 That was the tribe there that we just took the land from. 0.93
01:56:35.840 No, no.
01:56:38.120 In fact, because of him and the way the pilgrims were, they struck a treaty.
01:56:45.360 And that treaty held for over 50 years until almost everybody who made the treaty was dead.
01:56:51.520 It's the longest peace between colonists and Native peoples in American history.
01:56:56.160 It was kept by both sides.
01:56:58.420 And do you know who broke the treaty? 0.97
01:57:01.700 the Native American did. The first one broken by the Native Americans. You know why? Because 0.98
01:57:10.240 they needed to win a war and the Christianity was starting to be really taught and embraced 0.88
01:57:15.500 by the Native Americans, which meant they could no longer take slaves and honestly boil people 0.85
01:57:22.280 alive, peel their skin off, whatever they needed to do. Because of the monologue I just gave you 0.83
01:57:27.080 a minute ago, where I said, if you're going to win, you got to teach them a lesson. You got to
01:57:31.800 win, wipe it out. And so their custom was, if we fight a battle and we win, we keep them for either
01:57:40.240 slaves or we torture them to send a message. We're the biggest badasses around. You do not want to 0.94
01:57:46.500 deal with us. And Christianity that the pilgrims had was saying, no, don't do that. And so the 0.61
01:57:52.100 chief was like, we've got to fight a war. We got to fight it to win. And it's the only way we stay
01:57:56.660 alive. That's why they broke the treaty. Also on the first Thanksgiving, they didn't have a fork.
01:58:04.700 They ate with knives and spoons and hands. So it was kind of messy. It was kind of messy.
01:58:09.180 And no pie, no ovens, no sugar.
01:58:16.840 That's the kind of history I can use. That's the kind of history that gets my kids
01:58:23.900 interested and wanting to know more but then you take it from that history and then they go into
01:58:29.940 class and they're like and remember this date or you'll flunk oh that is not useful in my life
01:58:37.200 it's not the story is useful i want to tell enough of the squanto story so they go wait who was this
01:58:46.020 guy then they're off on a path looking for squanto they want to know about him being kidnapped and
01:58:51.800 everything else and they'll learn all the bad things about the evil white man they'll learn all
01:58:55.840 that but they will also learn because i've also told them he was the bridge with the treaty and
01:59:01.600 i've also told them and you know who broke that treaty and you know what most kids most boys are 0.91
01:59:07.200 going to look into what what this thing about war with the indians they were boiling people alive 0.78
01:59:12.500 they were peeling their what what's that all about that's why they want to get into it and they'll
01:59:17.160 find out that yeah it wasn't this peaceful little happy oh we're the native americans and we can't
01:59:23.000 defend ourselves and we're so peaceful and we use every piece of the buffalo you know there's no 0.90
01:59:27.800 waste in our community ah no there were people just like the white people
01:59:32.700 reason why i'm telling you this story is i want you to
01:59:39.780 i'm begging america to learn its own story i want to ask you and your family to do something i want
01:59:49.080 you if you're anywhere if you have the means or the possibility because you're in the in the area
01:59:53.900 i want you to go to the great american state fair that's what's happening on the mall in washington
02:00:01.180 dc it's happening all next week i'm taking my family to washington dc i'm going to be giving
02:00:08.000 some speeches you know here and there all around washington dc but my family is coming and some
02:00:13.380 family members that are coming with have never been to washington dc before um and it's worth
02:00:18.900 seeing i you know when 1976 was the bicentennial i was 12 years old and i remember that being
02:00:28.460 everywhere everywhere and my parents were really into for other reasons and i'll explain it later
02:00:35.860 um but my parents were really into the bicentennial and I learned all about George
02:00:42.120 Washington and everything else and that made an impact on me okay um now it didn't work so well
02:00:50.540 for my sister my older sister she we were in parades and stuff promoting our small town called
02:00:55.200 Mount Vernon and she played Betsy Ross and so my mother had made this this dress that covered a 0.97
02:01:03.300 volkswagen and uh she would stand through the sunroof so her waist was at the sunroof
02:01:11.240 and then the dress covered the entire volkswagen and she hated it i mean she loved it i mean for
02:01:18.840 a while she loved it because we found out later that my dad was dumb enough to let her boyfriend
02:01:24.020 drive just him in the car with all the windows closed and my sister anyway you get the point
02:01:32.480 Anyway, so she enjoyed it part of the time she enjoyed it.
02:01:35.280 The rest of it, it didn't work on her.
02:01:37.460 Me, it changed me.
02:01:39.560 It changed me.
02:01:40.200 Gave me my first love of history.
02:01:41.720 And then I went to school and I learned history and I hated it.
02:01:46.160 And I never wanted to learn it.
02:01:48.520 Until I met David Barton and David started showing me documents.
02:01:53.060 And he started telling me stories I had never heard.
02:01:54.960 And he told them like a human being.
02:01:57.960 And that's when I got interested in this.
02:02:00.240 And that's why I believe it is the answer to the cancer we have.
02:02:04.780 So if you have kids and you have the means, I'm asking you, obviously, I'm not getting anything out of this.
02:02:12.540 Go to Washington, D.C.
02:02:14.600 Go this summer.
02:02:16.860 Go experience the 4th of July in Washington, D.C.
02:02:21.100 Go see the Great American State Fair.
02:02:23.600 go see the the monuments and the the smithsonian has all been redone the air and space museum has
02:02:31.500 all been redone go see these things and embed that love and that spirit into your kids you know
02:02:38.980 they say that if you do something for three days in a row it actually wires the brain in a certain
02:02:45.560 way it changes you if you're going there for a week or even three day weekend it if you make
02:02:52.500 this all about how great
02:02:54.520 America is. And you teach them
02:02:56.560 the good, the bad, and the ugly.
02:02:58.640 Teach them all of it. Show them the bad
02:03:00.560 stuff, too. They won't believe
02:03:02.820 the good stuff if you only teach
02:03:04.700 them the bad stuff. So you have
02:03:06.600 to show them the bad stuff, too.
02:03:09.820 But
02:03:10.300 don't shy away from it. Show it
02:03:12.540 all to them.
02:03:14.740 Your love for the country
02:03:16.320 needs to be embedded in
02:03:18.540 them, and they won't get it
02:03:20.300 anywhere else. And you
02:03:22.300 have a great opportunity to do that this summer. So if you have the means, please go to Washington.
02:03:29.860 I'm going to be there. By the way, is it June 1st? Ricky and Jason are going to be at the
02:03:35.680 Mercury One booth at the Great American State Fair, along with me on July 1st. I'm going to
02:03:44.220 be there. And I think I'm giving a speech or something there. I don't know how. I just go
02:03:47.900 and they say, talk, and I do.
02:03:50.240 But it's happening on July 1st,
02:03:51.880 and that is, I don't know how this happened,
02:03:54.860 but we are actually at the Department of Education's booth.
02:03:58.420 They've asked us to bring all the history proof,
02:04:04.060 all the stuff from our museum,
02:04:05.540 so I don't know exactly what we're bringing with us,
02:04:08.140 but it promises always to be a great time.
02:04:12.020 So join us at the Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C.
02:04:17.460 Find the story because somewhere in all of the misturns and the second chances and the man who
02:04:24.960 had every right to quit but chose grace and the wine barrels in the bottom, somewhere in there,
02:04:32.740 you're going to find your story. And that's the whole point. That's why history matters.
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02:05:59.980 Glenn Beck is back after this.
02:06:11.540 uh welcome to the program i was just talking uh offline uh with the insiders jason brought up
02:06:36.660 something that they have just opened now in underneath the lincoln memorial uh and
02:06:43.780 describe it jason read what it's how it's described so it's the hidden 15 000 square foot
02:06:50.920 undercroft which this is from the new york post for a hundred years the cavernous structure
02:06:55.880 chamber sat vacant resembling a two-story shopping mall supported by a grid of 122
02:07:02.900 giant concrete pillars under
02:07:04.860 the Lincoln Memorial. Glad we got to go.
02:07:07.640 So I
02:07:08.520 saw this when I
02:07:10.960 was probably 20
02:07:12.820 and I cannot remember how I
02:07:14.860 gained access to it.
02:07:16.920 But
02:07:17.440 somebody let me in and I
02:07:20.700 saw this and I can barely remember.
02:07:23.020 I just remember thinking, oh my
02:07:24.780 gosh, this is huge.
02:07:27.360 And it's sitting underneath the
02:07:28.860 Lincoln Memorial. And I remember thinking,
02:07:30.720 they should do something with this. They should make
02:07:32.820 it into a museum or something and that's exactly what they've done uh they've made it into this
02:07:38.580 and it opens now it's it's just opening now you'll be able to see it if you go to Washington
02:07:44.180 there are so many things that are opening that have changed that are really exciting that you're
02:07:51.220 going to want to share with your kids please come to Washington um you know we all got to die
02:07:57.600 sometime y'all got to be shivved in the ribs somewhere no it's a very safe place I'm kidding
02:08:02.260 Come to Washington for the 250. 1.00