The Terrorists Have Won: Jihadist Sympathizer Set to Win Congress Seat? | Guests: Sharyl Attkisson & Vickie Paladino | 6⧸4⧸26
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Summary
When an unexpected pregnancy happens, the conversation usually focuses on the mom. She faces a lot of pressure, but she needs support. What about the dad? What does he need to do to help support the new mom?
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this is the glenn beck program glenn beck is on hello america welcome to the glenn beck program
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there's a lot going on today we have the i mean in one of the most incredible stories
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i think i've read it's what the spLC was doing remember when they said they were
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you know they were sponsoring the clan and you know try they were doing you know some
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i'm telling you nothing none of the hate stuff is true none of it is true the splc now it is
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revealed we're actually reimbursing clan members for their hoods
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what what let me ask you when you're filling out your expense report what does it say in the drop
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box that where what category does your clan hood go into splc uh there's so much more on that story
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uh also uh the democrat in new jersey that is in tom uh todd beamer's uh district that one
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uh has terror ties not good how's this guy gonna how's this guy gonna get a security clearance
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uh we'll talk about that the decline in support for lgbtq what does that mean we'll get into that
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here in just a second. And something I call the third temptation, something I started talking to
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you about yesterday with this revelation about Candace Owens' vacation. I don't really care
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about her vacation. I do think it's interesting that she's vacationing in Russia. That's not
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interesting. I'd like to do that if I felt safe. But where she's speaking, she's speaking in the
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same conference put on by alexander dugan and vladimir putin and both of them are speaking
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there and it is something it's not good it's really not good i'm going to tell you about it
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story at glenbeck.com. It is a must read. I don't tell you that very often that these are things
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whether you're on the right side or the wrong side.
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Even the very elect are going to be misled, okay?
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And it's gonna get harder and harder to see the truth.
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She was saying it was a little faith tourism with her husband.
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And a handful of researchers did something that I said yesterday was almost embarrassingly simple.
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A program, she was listed in as a speaker at the Kremlin's flagship forum.
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um you know one of Vladimir Putin's headlines a few names uh down from Vladimir Putin
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is the Russian philosopher Alexander Dugan now on that same roster is Candace Owens and she said
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she was going to meet Alexander Dugan and maybe talk to him yada yada this is really bad really
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bad the thread the researchers pulled didn't lead to her however it led back to him the man they
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call Putin's brain, who wrote back in 1997, the way to break America was to feed divisions
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and flatter its urge to retreat from the world. Then he also casts Russia as the holy restrainer
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in a final war against the satanic West. And that satanic West and the Jewish antichrist that will
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come from apparently America or siding with us, is going to be fought by Russia, the right
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Christians that have teamed up with Islam, okay?
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And I told you how this idea written in Moscow can end up in your earbuds in Ohio listening
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to a podcast, and it's called narrative laundering.
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You strip the fingerprints off the message, and you slip it in the mouth of somebody you
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already trust, so it doesn't sound like it's foreign, it sounds like home, and voila, okay?
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built to set the two great loves of a Christian patriot at war with each other.
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And the most uncomfortable part was where it gets in.
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but through allies waving our own flag and quoting our own scriptures.
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It was built to fool people exactly like you and me.
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Luckily, I have been watching this guy, Alexander Dugan, for years.
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He is about to set, he is, I shouldn't say about,
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he is on center stage now in much of the right and in Christendom.
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So I want to show you today, I want to take it from a different angle.
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I want to show you the same thing, but from a different angle.
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You just didn't know you were being trained to recognize it.
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So let me help you recognize what you're facing
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and we heard crazy things coming from the pulpit
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It swept through the church in the last century, but you, hopefully, were not fooled.
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You saw it for what it was, Marxism in a cassock.
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Remember, it takes the gospel from a personal salvation goal to a collective salvation goal.
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God doesn't save us collectively. He saves us individually. And when you get this, when you get liberation theology, the kingdom of God collapses into a five-year plan and the gospel is reduced to a means and a political ends.
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okay you knew that a faith bent into a weapon for the class struggle struggle had to it had
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already stopped being faith and it had to be stopped because it's not faith even the vatican
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said so cardinal ratzen uh ratzeninger himself warned that you can't borrow you know categories
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of marks um and still be preaching christ you can't so you are right you got liberation theology
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Hold on to that clarity for one more minute because you're going to need it.
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Because the same offer has just come back around.
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it quotes our church fathers, and it is aimed with great precision at the one group who would
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never fall for the left-wing version, at the faithful, the traditional, the patriotic Christian
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who has spent his whole life resisting exactly this kind of maneuver from the other direction.
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So here's what you have to see, because you of all people are equipped to see it.
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it's exactly the same heresy liberation theology politicized the faith and dragged it left
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this new thing politicizes the faith and drags it to the right but the sin underneath is identical
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taking the kingdom that is not of this world and nailing it to a kingdom that is of this world
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remember this new philosophy is you got to get in with the russians you got to get in
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with a christian prince because only this kingdom of the world will save the next kingdom you know
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that's garbage and the moment you turn the internal into a tool of the temporal you've handed
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someone else the handle and in this case the someone holding that handle sits in moscow
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the liberation theologians thought they were using marxism marxism was using them and i'm
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And this new theology that is coming out, extraordinarily dangerous, is going to capture a lot of people, including people like you and me, because it's grievance.
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There is something in our culture, our entertainment, our schools, our screens, our institutions, that has set itself against Christ.
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not always in name sometimes in name but always in spirit in its teachings and its trappings and
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the ache that you feel that that that you are looking at anti-christ stuff coming from our
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culture that's not paranoia and it's not nostalgia it's like oh i remember leave it to beaver they
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would have never done no no this is this is discernment screaming at you and the disease
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is real which is exactly why the counterfeit is so dangerous remember the author of all lies he
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doesn't make things out of whole cloth a lie that works is never built on a false diagnosis
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it's built on a true diagnosis diagnosis welded to a cure that is poison
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you will see and i've got a monologue on this maybe maybe next week i just i'm running out
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of time this week but i was singing about this yesterday and i started doing some research on
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all of the people that have diagnosed the sickness but it was the medicine that was poison
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okay liberation theology was right the poor were crushed this movement is right the culture is evil
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but a correct diagnosis is the bait as it always is so let me name the cure for what it what it is
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in the oldest terms we have let me give you the cure here in 60 seconds first let me tell you
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let me name the cure for what it is there is a moment in the wilderness when satan takes christ
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A church taken into the arms of the state is not a rescued church.
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us not recognizing the power of our own Christianity,
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a man who does not believe in individual rights.
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everything everything in the gospel is about the individual everything nothing is about the
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collective this is all about the collective and not the individual so how do we fight
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well we fight the american way because the people who founded this country already handed us the
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best weapon they forged it for exactly this hour our founders were not naive about virtue they knew
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a free republic can't run on machinery and we let the machinery run john adams said it our
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constitution was made only for a moral and religious people wholly inadequate government
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uh for uh for any other washington in his farewell said religion and morality the
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indispensable supports for political prosperity.
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They both agreed with your diagnosis two centuries ago.
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A free people must be a good people or they won't be free.
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But then they did the thing the czars and the commissars would never understand.
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They secured the faith by refusing to let the government own it.
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no established church free exercise for every conscience religion in america grew strong
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precisely because it stayed free de tocqueville came looking for a secret and found it he said
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it was in our churches europe was withering under the protection of the state while free churches
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in america were on fire state religion is a hothouse that kills the plant liberty is the
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open field where it grows wild and deep. It'll never come from the government. Heck, it barely
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comes from our churches. It comes from the individuals reading their scriptures and
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personally connecting to Christ. The Russian model is the old European error with a volume
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that's the road not a kingdom handed down from above but a renewal built from below
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government at all the government of our own appetites you want to push back on the culture
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gone antichrist you don't need a czar you need a revival and no government on earth will ever
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command a revival no commissar investments can ever fake one this road is harder than the other
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hey i've um i've agreed to speak with moms for liberty again aboard the um legendary uss midway
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um it's in san diego california it is happening this weekend i believe tickets are still available
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I can't remember the last time I was in California.
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Speaking in California, it might have been 10 years, 12 years.
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It's been a long time since I've spoken in California.
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So a really rare time to get to meet each other.
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I've been working on the speech for a few weeks,
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wanting to know exactly what to say, the history lesson behind it.
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um the midway i don't think people have any idea how midway even started it is it's both fascinating
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incredible night it is the bookend to what we did on ellis island which was everyone that was there
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and everybody said it was the most incredible experience of their life and i think this is
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going to be another one of those uh evenings this time in the west coast very rare it's
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it's almost like i'm bigfoot it's a glenn beck sighting in california uh you don't want to miss
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it this weekend glenn can i just have one okay yeah i've seen a sneak peek of the speech
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i was bawling reading it in written form if you are if you know what happened at ellis island and
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how Glenn, you know, threw the house down with that speech, you're going to be blown away by
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this one. Do not miss it. Get your tickets now. It's incredible. Really good. It's, it's really
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good. Thanks to Nathan Nipper, who did all this research. We, you know, we talk beforehand. He's
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like, what do you want to talk about? And I'll tell him and I'll say, Hey, look for this, look
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for this, look for this. And then he comes back with all of these facts and they're just so great.
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So great. So you don't miss that. Another thing, speaking of facts today, after the show for
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insiders only this is like almost like a a full special that we would do this is a very deep dive
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on what i think is coming in fact you can see if you take uh what is it camera three uh yeah the
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chalkboard is being cleared for me right now uh because i'm doing a special um uh tonight um or
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sorry today right after the show at noon uh jason and i have been talking about this for the last
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few days last few weeks we felt something changing something here i go to europe and i feel strongly
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something's not right something is something's something's changing something's different
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um and then we come back and then the news of iran and jason and i started talking about it and
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and jason you saw my research last night and my notes for today for the after show the overtime
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show for insiders only um what are your thoughts on it my first thought was glenn i thought this
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was going to be 15 20 minutes but then you did an entire special like this is pretty much another
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like network size special it's it's really something special um with lack of another word
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but uh it is pretty much exactly what i have felt is happening uh you put it into words globally
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all the different moves and counter moves that are being made and where this is going and will
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there be anything that stands in the way in the middle anything that stands for personal freedom
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and liberty there is only one place you can probably guess who that is but how does this
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play out well this is a blueprint a map of how i see it how what you're seeing everything play out
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and what the trump administration is actually doing to prepare for it maybe that's the most
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important thing because there is a way through it so um it's brutally honest because i don't
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want to give you anything but facts and when i give you my opinion i will tell you this is my
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opinion i can't prove it um but uh it is something that if you want to see over the horizon you need
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to see because i i think the i think the entire map um the globe is about to change the the map
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of the globe is about to change and in a dramatic way. And we're in a completely different phase.
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I don't think anybody realizes it yet. We're in a, you know, when Trump came in, that was phase
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one. We're in phase two and nobody understands it yet. And it's a dicey one. So that will be
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broadcast live. I'm going to just take five minute break after the show, get my head together,
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go to the chalkboard, and then we'll come on for the insiders, and I will show you this.
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This is like a big special that we usually do, but without all of the fancy visuals and everything
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else. This is just me and you breaking it down. I'll show you what's coming. You don't want to
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miss that. You have to be an insider to see it. It'll be live, so join the insider now,
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glennbeck.com slash torch glennbeck.com slash torch um and you'll see that right immediately
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following that's noon eastern time and it'll probably last an hour depends on how much
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i just keep ad-libbing i got it i'm very bad at i just keep adding stuff um but uh it should run
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about an hour ish uh so uh a very important hour you don't want to miss it'll be live and then you
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can watch it you know on torch you know when you when you're at home if you don't have time during
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the middle of the day but very important you can listen to it as well uh okay let me see there's a
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couple of things that we should talk about um you know let me get to the clan stuff so we found out
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that the southern poverty law center this is what two months ago was um was paying the clan they were
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actually they were actually funding some of the stuff that they would then go on tv and say look
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at these radicals look at these radicals where where was that in carolinas um that trump you
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know said these are fine people on both sides and everybody said he's talking about the clan no he's
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not he wasn't talking about the clan go back and listen to the whole thing you moron anyway um it
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wasn't about that uh but they were that was funded by the spLC okay we now find out it's worse than
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that it's worse than that they were they were also paying members of the clan to stay with
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the racist group so no no you want to leave no you think this is morally wrong no no can we pay
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you to stay uh and then here you know what you need you need some extra incentive we'll pay for
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your Klan uniform. Now call me naive. I never thought about the buying of the Klan uniform
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process. I don't know where you buy one of those. I don't want to know. I guess I just thought maybe
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you made it at home by yourself. I mean, what company is making Klan uniforms? And you get a
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receipt for that? Isn't that something you probably don't want a receipt for? But get a receipt. Look,
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I'm going to pay for your Klan uniform, but I need a receipt for that.
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So wherever you're buying your Klan uniform, you're like, I need a receipt.
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What does the Dropbox, when you're filling out your business expenses there,
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what does the Dropbox say with your Klan uniform?
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And that one's probably easier to find the category than literally the crosses that they were burning.
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They paid for cross-burning, robes and hoods, recruitment, and living expenses.
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I got to tell you, if I paid a dime to the SPLC, I think I'd be a little upset.
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Do these guys even exist without the SPLC's money?
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in numbers far larger than you would be comfortable with.
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hey, guys, let me just get the cross this time.
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how how is he affording the crosses i mean i don't know again do you go to a lumber yard and
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do you just buy the wood to make the cross i don't i don't know are there special places
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and do i need a receipt for that and when i turn in my receipt do i have to say i just think this
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is things you don't want tracked do i put on the receipt lumber for burning crosses
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just when you thought america could not get more bizarre you get this story you get this story
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and then how about this one this week a democrat with terror ties linked to the 93 world trade
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Center bombing, is on track to become New Jersey's next congressman.
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He's the guy who was a witness for the defense in the blind sheiks trial.
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then he took a trip over to some godforsaken country um and uh and was doing work with
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al-qaeda then he decides i'm going to run for congress in new jersey and not just any place
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in new jersey in the 12th district of new jersey why do i say that's important because
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I'm talking 25 years ago, but you remember Todd Beamer?
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You know we're coming up to the 25th anniversary
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me? 25 years ago. Look at us. Look at what's going on in our world. In our world. I mean
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crap you have to stand in line for. Give me your eye scan now. All the crap that has
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happened. If you look back, all of our division, because the wars came from this, the hatred of
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the flag, all of this stuff, all of this started on 9-11, 25 years ago this September.
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but i would say uh it's a close fight we never thought we would be fighting 25 years later but
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we are everything everything that we're going through right now 90 of it comes from 9-11
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maybe that's a question we should ask ourselves more often are they winning did they win
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They're going to be on there 250 days, 250 months, 250 minutes.
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hello america as we get ready to celebrate our 250th birthday as a nation a good friend of mine
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Eric Metaxas has written a new book called Revolution.
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He is the number one New York Times bestseller of the book
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that really was game-changing for me, Bonhoeffer.
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He also authored Is Atheism Dead? Martin Luther? Amazing Grace.
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His books have been translated into 25 different languages.
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He also hosts Socrates in the City, nationally syndicated
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Eric Metaxas radio show, the show about everything,
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which is a weekly show on uh tbn uh he where he has interviewed you know ron howard and mel gibson
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and morgan freeman and peter teal and and everybody else um he's he's kind of the i i would say in a
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way the buckley of our generation meaning he's really smarter than me much smarter than me and
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most everybody i know uh and so he just is he's like when he speaks you're like well he knows
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he knows he's got it uh and especially on topics like this he's he's taken on the revolution
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decided to do he's such a great researcher and writer decided to do the revolution and i talked
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to him i don't know during the summer i think um when he was just finishing this up and he says
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Glenn, I learned so much and I can't tell you, I started writing one book and this just became
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obvious. It's another book. And I can't wait for you to hear him tell you about it. The book is
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Revolution. It's number one on my summer reading list. You need to pick it up. It is out this week.
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Eric, my man, what an honor to have you on the program.
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First of all, if you think I am in any way smarter than you,
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Listen, what I said to you when we were together,
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wherever that was. I set out to write a definitive book of the story of the American Revolution.
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That was my goal. People kept saying, what's your angle? I said, I have no angle. I want to tell the
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story because the story doesn't exist in one volume, one book. There's tons of books on the
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Revolution, but most Americans don't know the story of the Revolution. How do I know that?
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Because I didn't really know the story. I forgot most of what I learned in fifth grade or eighth
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grade, it is vital, vital. It could not be more important that we all know the story. If you know
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the story, you know the details, you know the heroes, you know the background, it will change
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you and America will be able to sustain ourselves as a free people, period. So this is not, knowing
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this information is not extra credit. It's not for history buffs. If you're any kind of American,
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You need to know this. And if you stuck a microphone in anybody's face in Main Street of America in 1960, everybody knew this stuff. It's gone out of the culture. So I said, I just want to write a very compelling, very readable, fun gallop through our history, you know, the run up to Lexington and Concord.
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So, you know, starting with the Stamp Act and all that crazy stuff and Lexington Concord and Bunker Hill and all the way through to Yorktown.
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And in the course of doing that, Glenn, as I told you, I was astonished, astonished at what I discovered everywhere I looked, everywhere I looked.
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It's been hidden from us, OK, because the secular nonsense narrative that's been pushed and pushed and pushed that all the founders were deists, baloney, folks.
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Baloney is the only polite word I could think of on such short notice.
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These were men of profound Christian faith who set about doing something that had never
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been done since the Israelites were in the Sinai wilderness, where they left Pharaoh
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Without an earthly king, we're going to govern ourselves.
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And all of those heroes, John Adams, Samuel Adams, they all understood this is what we're doing.
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They wanted to bring the Bible into government.
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How can we create a government based on what the Bible would allow us to do?
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I mean, that's just the tip of the iceberg.
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I was so overwhelmed by the explicitly Christian nature of what was going on.
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it's an American it's a book of American history it's our story but everywhere you look this
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narrative comes out it is inescapable and I was really overwhelmed I said I have to try to not
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write about it too much because people are gonna think oh it's a Christian book no this is a book
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for anybody in America to know our story but uh it's kind of not what most of us have heard and
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shame on those who have been pushing this French Enlightenment secular nonsense narrative it's
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preposterous. A couple of things. We have a letter from George Washington, and in this letter,
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he's not quoting the scriptures. He's not saying, you know, in the book of, he's not saying any of
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that. He's just writing to somebody his thoughts. And in this one letter, I think it's 24 different
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scriptures are quoted without him quoting it. It's just part of his language. He's so steeped
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in it that's his language there you go when people say that they're deists look at the number of them
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of george washington is chief among them look at the number of them that say i saw the miracle
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this was a miracle a deist does not believe in miracles so right that is your that's your chief
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red herring there is i mean it's like okay that's absolutely a lie because you know a deist cannot
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do not believe in miracles. No, it is so ridiculous. And again, I didn't set out to tell
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that story, but in telling the story of our revolution, that's the story. And it just comes
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out. It is. And by the way, I said it before, but it is our duty to know this. That's why I wrote
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this book because I looked around. I said, is there a book that I could just say here? It's
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all in here. There really wasn't. And I said, we need a book. This is our 250th. This is our last
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exit before the toll. We, the people, need to understand how our government works, where our
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liberties come from, that all of our founders understood our liberties come from God. Many
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people in the U.S. Senate today don't know that. All this stuff is vital. But again, it comes
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across in the stories of sacrifice. It's just, you know, you can't help but be moved by these
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figures. These are some of the greatest figures in the history of the world, some of the greatest
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accomplishments some of it is funny i mean they're funny stories uh but these were beautiful people
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and everybody needs to know this so i just hope that it's you know that it's readable uh i mean
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that was my goal give me the story give me the story of course it is give me the story um that
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when you found you went this changes me well there's so many and that's like the cliche right
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Samuel Adams, again, every American should know,
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I won't give you details because we have no time.
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on the eve of that, he gives a speech to Congress.
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on the steps of Independence Hall in Philadelphia.
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Speaking to Congress, what does he say? He says, we have this day restored the sovereign, capital S, the sovereign. We have declared independence from the earthly king, the monarch, King George III, and we have declared dependence on the sovereign, capital S, God. That's how we govern ourselves.
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And the reason the book is titled Revolution and not the American Revolution is American is redundant.
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The French Revolution is a joke that ends in a bloodbath and a dictator who crowns himself emperor.
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We are the only people privileged to have overseen the revolution in world history that changes everything.
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It is vital we understand this had never been done in the history of the world.
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And when it was done, they understood we are under God.
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And every one of them, George Washington, John Adams, they clearly understood and wrote
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that if we behave righteously, God will bless our efforts in the sacred cause.
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So we will not stoop to the barbarism of the British.
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That's something I never understood at all.
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they would bayonet them to death. And he goes on and on and on. They, if you want to, who are the
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good guys? Who are the bad guys? It is open and shut. Those are the bad guys. These are the guys,
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the Americans who said, we will not cede the moral high ground. We will behave in a dignified,
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godly way that God will bless our efforts. That's a covenant relationship, which goes back to the
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Old Testament. They all understood this, especially Washington. And I have to say, I never heard that,
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never heard that in school you'll never hear it on PBS uh this is very important that we understand
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who we are and how we got here and you know that's what the book is about um did you cover it all I
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find this fact fascinating and I I've not read this anywhere where it was highlighted I yeah
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you can find it easily separately but you know they say that Americans um you know that uh
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uh, African-Americans didn't play a role in this or, you know, whatever.
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I think the case could be made that the most important roles, Crispus Attucks was the first
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to die, Bunker Hill. He's a black man. First one to be killed in the revolution is a black man.
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Then you have Peter Salem at Lexington. I think I can't remember which one of the big battles
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We're losing the battle, and if they continue to advance, they'll wipe out our entire army.
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Peter Salem, a black man, grabs his gun and targets the captain and takes out their leader.
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they go into uh uh kind of chaos for a few minutes which allows us to escape so we're saved by a
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black man and then i mean one of the stories and i know we won't have time today maybe you can have
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me back because one of the things that blew my mind was the boston puritans okay john adams uh
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samuel adams james otis jr uh adams says that his argument in court in 1761 was the opening scene
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the revolution. They were all so dramatically anti-slavery that it just blows your mind that
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we kind of act, oh, the founders were pro-slavery. They were so anti-slavery. That story, I mean,
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again, my book's not about that, but I mentioned that. It is incredible. The Christian nature of
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the ones leading this is so dramatic, and they were so bitterly anti-slavery. They had to swallow
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that the evil pill in 1787 of, okay, if we want a union, I guess we have to allow this,
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but we hate it. You know, that you've talked about that a lot, but that's, people need to
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know this stuff. It's why I wrote the book and I will shamelessly beg people. This is the opening
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week. Please, if you're thinking of buying the book, please buy it immediately because there's
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some other books out there. I don't want to mention their names written by people. I don't
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want to mention their names, Jill Biden, that are at the top of the charts. By God's grace,
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I would love to make it too big to rig so that my book is at the top of some of these lists.
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And I say that shamelessly because this is America's story. You'll see when you read it.
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Eric, you're one of my favorite writers. Your books have really changed the course of my life,
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and it is always an honor to talk to you and have you on. Thank you so much.
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You bet. The name of the book is Revolution. I urge you to buy it now. Go online and buy it right now. Revolution. Eric is one of the best historians, best storytellers that I know, best researchers. This is a dynamic book that should be in every single person's home.
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65% of Americans still support same-sex marriage,
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Moral acceptance of gay and lesbian relationships
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Support for gender transition has dropped even more.
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It's 37% supporting same-sex marriage, 5% accepting gender transition.
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Independents have also become much less supportive.
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um you know no one thought we would see the fall of um roe versus wade but we did and the writing
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How do you stop people from loving one another and being together?
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But then the generation of people pushing for gay marriage grew up.
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It's about what children need and what children have a right to.
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And I think a lot of people, when they saw a baby, you know,
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We didn't sign up for a generation of people who don't know their fathers
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welcome to the glenn beck program we have a lot to cover today i'm doing an extra hour
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uh on the show for insiders if you're a member of the torch getting our first real big blackboard
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show i'm going to explain what is happening i think there is a new phase that we're in when
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donald trump came in we were in this phase where everything was moving so rapidly and it seems like
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things are kind of getting bogged down just a little bit uh and um you know especially with
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the war overseas and i was just over in europe and uh i met with some leaders over in europe
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Okay, Cheryl Atkinson, one of the best, if not the best investigative reporter I know.
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She has had an amazing story of the government spying on her, her own network coming after her, and surviving all of that.
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I, believe it or not, never worked on 60 Minutes in all those years and all that investigative report.
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and there was somebody at some level that did not want me contributing to 60 Minutes.
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When there were 60 Minutes, too, before the Dan Rather scandal,
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deep six that show, I was working on two pieces for that program,
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Well, I want to talk to you about 60 Minutes and Barry Weiss and what is happening, because Barry is trying to change the culture in CBS.
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For the first time ever, or at least in a very long time, I actually will look at stories from CBS News, and I'll at least give it a read, where before it was just like, I don't believe anything they say.
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And I don't agree with everything, but I don't expect to agree with everything that a journalist is going to write.
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i just would like fair um you know reporting so she um the story is she just appointed a new
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producer for 60 minutes and scott pelly who you know one of the lead guys there um he said you
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this guy's gonna kill 60 minutes blah blah blah there's a big showdown you know i guess in the
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newsroom and he's fired and now pelly is upset and making a big deal the left is upset about
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all of this i mean uh ben rhodes came out and he was like i can't believe this is just this is
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incredible ben talk to your brother your brother took pelly off of uh the anchor job because
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apparently i mean i don't know this but at least david rhodes had real issues with pelly as well
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do you have any insight on any of this i do i mean scott pelly was not a popular anchor in terms of
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his skill as an anchor, as well as his personality. And I can't explain why he persisted in the chair
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for some years anyway, because gosh, quite a while before they removed him, I was told by a level
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above David Rose that they were trying to fix what they call the Scott Pelley problem. And I don't
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know what keeps somebody in place when they think there's an issue. But one of the issues they had
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with him was, as it was told to me, he takes his managing editor role too seriously. He was
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interfering with the correspondent stories in a way that was not productive, and the veterans
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were complaining, and longtime CBS names that you would recognize were complaining to the
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high executives about this. My experience was when they named him, I was told by higher-ups,
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this new show without Katie Couric with Scott Pelley is going to be all about what you do,
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your investigative reporting, even more so, I was already having a great career there,
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but they said, now with Scott Pelley there, boy, this show is going to be all about what you do.
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And the very first week, the very first investigative piece, one of the best ones I
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think I ever did that I offered them, he censored, never aired. And that was the pattern
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and the story for me, at least, of Scott Pelley at the anchor desk.
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Was that the Boeing story, the Dreamliner story?
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The first one was a story at Expo's A.I. did on the travel group called People to People
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that, as it turns out, was luring high school students into, it was nothing more than a
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travel agency out of the auspices of a nonprofit using the Dwight Eisenhower name and his
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daughter or granddaughter's reputation to convince children in high school that they
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had been chosen to be ambassadors on these amazing global trips when in fact they were just
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using lists these kids weren't honored or nominated by their teachers as they claimed
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and they were getting kids to go on these trips and the kids were getting injured some of them
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were getting killed um it was all a big bait why was it why did he did he say why he canceled that
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One of my producers, listen, I even found a member of Congress
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had sent letters out under, or there were names out under her name
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advocating for this group, telling students you should go.
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And I learned and exposed that they had forged her name.
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And I even got her on camera saying so, which she didn't originally want to do.
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The Death by a Thousand Cuts, he would want to change this or want to change that.
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They would never say there was anything wrong with the story.
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I don't know if it was people connected at a higher level that didn't want these stories to air.
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He says that what Barry is doing is censoring the stories.
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And I think he said that management had instructed me to inject lies into my reporting, yada, yada, yada.
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I believe that most likely, based on my experience, they were trying to make the stories more balanced and fair.
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And the culture among some at CBS, and I think it's gotten worse since I left, was not to do so.
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And I think they don't understand or came to not understand the very basic tenets of journalism, which I worked really hard.
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Not that I always understood this, but I really tried to grow and understand and listen to criticism over the years.
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showing the other side of a story even if you strongly believe in one side you're telling does
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not weaken the story it strengthens the story even if you're a liberal and you're telling a
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liberal perspective the liberals in the audience actually appreciate knowing what the other side
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of the argument is and i think barry weiss is simply trying to tug cbs news back a little bit
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closer to the center but the inmates have been running that asylum for a long time and they're
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not going to go down quietly you know down this new path is it too late to save the 60 minutes i
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mean i i read that they were looking to put things now you know online i mean it seems like they have
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a real plan to bring it into the you know 21st century um and revive it and i don't think losing
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some of these you know names forever that were associated with television um is not i don't
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necessarily think that's bad if they can get the formula right, which I always thought 60 minutes
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was always very fair. I mean, you know, if you were on 60 minutes, you were in trouble because
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they had the goods on you and it was balanced. You know, they would say, look, the other side
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says this and they would really do their homework. I think there's a craving for that kind of work,
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I think the name 60 Minutes is bigger than any personality that's been there in recent years.
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It hasn't been the 60 Minutes that we knew, Glenn, since they lost all the originals.
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So it's always been something that's in transition in the past 10, 20, 25 years.
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And yes, I think the name survives the personalities.
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And they still do some, as I heard someone note, many of their stories that are unrelated to these political slants that you're talking about are great stories.
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They still do good stories and can continue to do great journalism with other people, you know, other producers and other reporters.
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There's not a short supply of people who want to do great journalism.
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They're just not allowed to do that the way they used to be at the networks.
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if you got a call today from barry or the new producer and they said we want you to come back
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to 60 minutes or why don't you come back to cbs and to do 60 minutes would you even consider it
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i couldn't now because i'm in contract i'm doing at least one more year of my tv program number one
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number two i did get a call about a year ago asking about my availability for a leadership role
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Berkeley School of Graduate Journalism, and ABC.
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You know, they're all, this is what's talking to me,
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I'm talking about the corporate executive level,
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As I said, they want to tug their organizations
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But as I told the person that I was speaking to
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this is going to take somebody i hope barry weiss can do it that can stand up and then get the
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support as the as internally she is murdered you know symbolically by those who don't want to
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change she's got to stand firm and continue to get the support of the higher-ups despite the
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publicity that will be generated against her and everything else that's a tough job that i didn't
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think i could do time wise and everything else i hope she can and i would love to do stories for
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60 minutes you know in some capacity if i weren't committed to something else because i do i do
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believe in them and the mission and the program is is awesome and i think it it will survive and
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i think they're thinking about the way to make it survive and be better which is great i have to
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tell you um i i was shocked to see barry weiss go to cbs and all the moves that i've seen her make
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i just think she's doing incredible work i don't agree with everything obviously um but um i think
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she's doing incredible work yeoman's work i mean i don't know how she i don't know how she does it
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every day you know there's i know you you know this feeling there's a way you walk into a room
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every single day where you know all your co-workers hate your guts i worked at cnn i know that feeling
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it's hard that is really hard that's right she's got to be tough tough tough and i don't know the
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man that they appointed to lead 60 minutes but just on paper he sounds like a great choice
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he's just not vested in the old system and the old people in a way that makes him more objective
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uh she has come out and said this adam hasham uh hum uh amawi is the guy who has just been
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Vicki? Good morning, Glenn. How are you? I'm good, thank you. Great. I just absolutely love it.
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uh so uh so vicky i i read this story earlier this week and i said this guy can't be in congress
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how is he going to get how are we going to give him any kind of security clearance
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because of his past fill us in on what you know of him and what your thoughts are all right i'm
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going to read a little if you don't mind i want to run down only because i want to be extremely
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accurate uh this guy is known to al-qaeda as an al-qaeda associate has a long relationship as the
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mastermind of the 1993 world trade center bombings both before and after the bombing he worked with
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the blind sheik okay including defending him in court he traveled to bosnia in the 1990s
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He traveled then to Gaza where he worked in a hospital
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which was above a tunnel where the leader of Hamas was found.
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Now in a sane world, this would be totally disqualifying.
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then he joined the united states army and he worked as a surgeon how is this possible
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all right so now blend we've got a democratic party who has totally given up
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on on this for so many different reasons uh first of all they're weak second of all did
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they adapt the attitude that why fight it we may as well join it uh but this guy is in the
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12th district in new jersey that's the princeton district that is where my ivy tower i call them
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ivy tower liberals that's where they live there's a very very wealthy part of new jersey and uh and
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he won it and because it's so blue chances are he's going to maintain a seat in the united states
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congress but there's other things i want to talk about let me give you some time it's your show
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good no no i i just want to know so what do you do about that well i think we could start first
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with the republicans making this an extreme uh serious case while they run for these midterm
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elections republicans need to understand that this needs to become part of the everyday
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conversations we are allowing terrorists into the congress into our our uh congressional body
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And are you aware, and I'm sure the listeners are not aware, I wasn't aware until yesterday, that if the Democrats succeed in taking over the House in the midterm elections, they will appoint this guy.
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If the Republicans maintain their, by one or two seats, if we hold this, we do not have to appoint this guy.
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He does not have to come in and sit in Congress.
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I don't think many people know that, but we have the ability not to cede him.
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I have to tell you what, you know, I just got back from Europe and I saw how this is happening to Europe where, you know, you have these Islamists that are just taking over the cities, taking over, you know, the parliaments.
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And everybody's just turning a blind eye to it.
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I can't believe on the year of the 25th anniversary of 9-11, New Jersey, Todd Beamer's home district.
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We've just, I mean, I said earlier today, Vicky, you could make a case that Osama bin Laden has either won or is winning.
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When we look at our Constitution, you know, it's not a suicide pact, our Constitution.
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And yet we have people who don't want to challenge this in any way, shape or form that sits in government right now.
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The people are you and the people are me and the people like us.
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We're not going to tolerate much more of this, Glenn.
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uh this is we're in a very dangerous place and i think what does that mean to you vicky what does
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that mean to you you're not going to tolerate much more of this what does that mean well you know what
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uh there's going to be problems we have here in new york city zoran as our mayor and we're
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watching what's happening i mean for example zoran appointed to uh that one of the uh unindicted
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co-conspirators of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing sits as our chief counsel right now
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in City Hall. This is what's going on in New York City. He's canceled block parties and permits for
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block parties to celebrate the 250th anniversary of this great nation that we live in. And I have
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to say people are getting more than fed up we're watching prayer mats getting laid out in front of
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the very first firehouse that responded on 9-11 and this is mockery they are mocking us and you
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made a very good point when you said in a sense are they winning well right now if you look around
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you know the republicans are holding on tight as tight as they can and yet we can't pay we cannot
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pass the SAFE Act. How is that possible, Glenn? How can we actually find asking for voter ID
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an invasion of somebody's privacy? Why didn't this pass months ago with flying colors?
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Why? People are weak. They are willing to accept this and use our constitution
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and what our forefathers fought for and understood
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I know, but thank God I'm not living where you are.
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I mean, you're up in city council of New York City.
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uh when i saw go ahead i'm saying anybody who speaks out as i have look i feel myself as a
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truth teller uh people need to know an educated voter is the best voter that we've got uh and
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they're able to make decisions you know those that are so far left and off a cliff you can't
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bother with those folks you got to hit the democrats and the independents who are equally
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as fed up as we are here in new york anyway uh we have to go after those folks we have to educate
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you feel that you you feel that there are i mean because there's a great debate happens almost
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every day within my own audience they're like glenn there's no democrat left that is they're
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all crazy and i'm like no i don't think that's true i think they just have okay given up any
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Given up, not showing up to polls to vote the way they should.
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You know, we have to, in my district, for example, it's a district 19.
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I am in charge of one hundred and seventy five thousand people.
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And I am the first Republican that any of them have ever voted for.
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And I won out of my three times running, two times was a landslide.
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Then I put myself in the belly of the beast and I educated the Democrats.
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And it was very important that they understand that there's a sense of common sense still left.
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But these young people who have taken over our city, that's a different story.
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they're not people who are going to put their roots here and stay here we've got a vested
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interest in this city uh this guy won this young man has won uh and much to our dismay
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he puts on that big stupid grin and he's winning over people every single day every single day
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he's winning over people well i hope you're right i can't understand how
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you know the blue dog democrat the person that was the average working guy
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cannot relate to your average college professor and the republicans have always been seen as well
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they're in with big business big business is a piece of cake compared to the college professors
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if you want to talk about people of that are in and out of touch um but the big business is now
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all on the left all big special interest is on the left uh and you have uh you know all the elites
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all the eggheads on the left and i don't understand why more people don't see no no this is the
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working class this is the average person against the elites and they're pretty much all on one side
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right now you know we also have a media this is media driven propaganda just like in communism
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You know, they don't hear the other side, our side. They're focused on one thing. Orange man bad, Trump bad, Republican bad. They're going to do this to you. They're going to do that to you.
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And now when you back up that propaganda with the gazillions of different forms of media that people have to watch, and you've got the likes of Hassan, what's his name?
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And you've got these other folks that have got hundreds of millions of followers.
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then you got your average abc for us here abc nbc cbs you know the average joe comes home from work
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and they're they're flipping on their tv to watch the six o'clock news here in new york and they're
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listening to cbs nbc our regular network news they're not going right away to cable they're
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they're they might be in their kitchen preparing dinner they're not watching fox or they're not
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watching you or they're not watching Newsmax or any of the News Nation any of the center they're
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listening to just regular news that they've trusted for years and years and years and now
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you're hearing your trusted news people telling you all false information totally false information
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there might be a dabble or two of truth to it but they they don't elongate on it they stay stay
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focused on 30-second news bites or 30-second news bites and people are
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brainwashed every single day you pick up the newspaper you've got the you've got
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the New York Times you've got the Daily News here in New York you've got your
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other newspapers this is what people are reading so you have voices like yours
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voices like mine other voices very similar to ours who are fighting left
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and right and pardon the pun uh to try to get this message out uh so we've got a big election
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coming up in new york for for the governor and i'm going to give bruce blakeman a big plug now
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and i'm going to tell everybody that if we do not replace the new york state governor
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this race in november and we don't cut the snake's head off we are in serious trouble
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Now we've watched it for the past year, and we're going to only watch it get worse and worse.
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She is the New York City Councilwoman on the New Jersey 12th District.
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Uh, the guy who is not a good guy, not a good guy. Uh, and I don't know how we can have him in
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welcome to the glennbeck program there's a lot of stuff going on uh that i need you to have
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perspective on and and uh you know my job is to try to keep you ahead um you know every every show
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will tell you what's happening today uh i tried to give you perspective on what is happening today
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but more importantly focus on what's over the horizon tomorrow so you're not surprised by it
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you have time to prepare for impact um and there is something um coming um and you know i've had my
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Okay, so four Republicans sided with the Democrats to say the president has to stop this, stop the hostilities.
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It's going to go to the Senate, but the president will just veto it.
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But it is really important when you understand what is actually happening.
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So let me go through a couple of things that happened today and see if I can give you some perspective on it.
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earlier this week Trump uh you know um was yelling at Benjamin Netanyahu on the phone
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and there are some people that were saying that's crazy we should arrest the person that leaked this
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blah blah blah no it wasn't a leak I I can I almost guarantee you and now I think I can guarantee
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you it wasn't a leak that came from Trump he didn't mind that out Trump is his own guy and
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he does not mind when I mean he'll say he said it with the people standing right next to him
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yeah i gave him hell on this one i gotta tell you he's a bozo on this one but we get along he does
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not have a problem saying that so he and bb netanyahu are on the uh phone uh and he just
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starts swearing up a storm at bb netanyahu and telling him you're not going to do these things
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you're not you're not you're not you're not here he is in an interview with uh the new york post
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Miranda Devine, talking about this terse phone call.
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Axios reported that you had a phone call with Bibi Netanyahu,
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the Prime Minister of Israel, in which you were angry with him.
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I was a little bit perturbed at his constantly fighting with Lebanon.
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You know, at some point I said, Bibi, we've got to stop this.
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He always says we could never have done it, but everybody knows that we could have never done it without the United States.
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here he goes on um to say that he's a good wartime president and he and bb is a good
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uh wartime prime minister and that's a really interesting thing to say that donald trump
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considers himself a wartime president because he is he is and i don't mean that just literally
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it is also figuratively um but so i don't believe and i said this at the time don't believe that
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this is a leak. Don't go down that rabbit hole. This is not a leak. This is Donald Trump. This
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is the way he deals with things. And then he said, he was asked about the ceasefire, you know,
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because I read again, I got up this morning, I read yet another story. Looks like maybe this
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weekend we'll have a deal on the ceasefire. We're not going to get a deal on a ceasefire. It's not
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going to happen. Okay. It's not going to happen. You will understand why in about 25 minutes from
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now because I'm going to do a special at torch glenbeck.com slash torch you are going to
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understand exactly what's happening and what is coming next I I feel very confident that this is
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what's coming next and I'll show you all the evidence that points to it but we're not getting
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in a ceasefire deal but you know he said they've got a ceasefire now and Miranda said what how what
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is a ceasefire exactly can you define that listen to this how do you define ceasefire pretty much
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the way it is it's a different part of the world you know i'd say in that part of the world
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ceasefire is when you're shooting in a more moderate manner
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what exactly is shooting in a more moderate manner i'm not sure but okay let me give you
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one more breadcrumb here uh that will show you where i'm i'm headed uh on our chalkboard here
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Hold on just a second, hold on just a second, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, do we not translate
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this? This is all in... Translate at the bottom of the screen? You don't know how to translate
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Farsi? I can't, no, I don't, I don't, I don't speak Farsi. Jason can translate. And can you
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translate i can't see the screen it's too small yeah do you want to play translate and we read
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it or yeah play it and then you translate it okay go ahead so this allows for the possibility of
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eroding the war and prolonging it we say this because the advantage is that our enemies
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the superpowers are looking to shorten their time in the war as much as possible
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One is because the economy cost of the Americans taking action in far-off areas is really high.
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And another one of them is that casualties are not acceptable.
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They seek quick victories, and one of the advantages is that this creates political tensions within their country.
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That is, through this work, presidents are changed, and in general, domestic political structures become tense.
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Yeah, it shows that there is a definite plan to combat the United States, but not just the United States, but the West in general. And by and large, that plan, this is something they've been working on, I would say, probably since 1979, how they continue this.
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and they know our system just just as much as we are they feel like as long as they stretch it what
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he was saying was as long as we stretch this out for as long as possible due to politics and public
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opinion we'll eventually win because americans in the west have no appetite to keep this up to
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continue it to see it through and that's have we been baited
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um yes and no donald trump hasn't been baited i just think that he thought he could
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uh now he's seeing we can't collapse these guys economically we can't collapse them from the
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inside at least quickly um and so now he's sitting here with an enemy saying this and it's a
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different ball game entirely it's a different ball game and look at what they just said at that
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chalkboard everything he was writing up on the chalkboard is what's happening right now an
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election is coming that presidential power could change um the congress he said that they would
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start to get weak first um the people would get weak because of the economy they wouldn't want
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any bodies you know piling up etc etc i mean they know us we don't we don't know them they know us
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i think one of the things that's really fascinating it's fascinating and i i think one of the things
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he was not talking about back in the 90s is how bad public opinion within iran would be uh you
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know in 2026 it's it's awful it's been that way since the obama administration it's just it's
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been on, you know, the very, very brink of explosion and their people are not happy with
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them. The economic situation is disastrous. I don't know if they could have predicted how bad
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it would get as it is now. Their vast majority of their military is just gone. Did I tell you
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that I actually spoke to a Iranian defector when I was on my vacation in Italy? And I asked this
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person straight up i said and this person was uh young uh probably around maybe 20 years old i said
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what do the youth feel like how are the people feeling how are the youth feeling and they said
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the vast majority of the country 90 plus were against the regime not only that but think the
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regime is evil and they are backing the crown prince that shocked me probably the most they
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said yes the vast majority of them are backing the crown prince that this is something they did
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not plan for in the 90s guaranteed and that's still a big factor in how this turns out in the
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future i was in the um the czech republic i was in prague and i'm standing there in the center
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square of the capital and uh these people start setting up a a booth that uh has an american flag
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an israeli flag and an iranian flag the flag with the lion on it the you know the real iranian flag
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not the islamic republic flag and i thought oh boy this is going to be interesting because i knew
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that in just a few minutes what was coming through that square was a bunch of palestinian protesters
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um and i thought what the hell is going to happen and me with my american passport i'm going to go
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stand over off to the side and just watch the palestinians left those guys alone what they did
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though was really they didn't win any friends they were kind of a pain in the ass to all of
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the tourists and all everybody else that was, was there in the square. Um, but there was no violence
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or anything else. So they leave. Um, and it was pretty pathetic, but they left. And then I went
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over to, I said, which one of you guys is Iranian? Um, and a couple of them said, we are. And, uh,
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I said, so what do you think about what's happening there? What are the people thinking?
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and oh my gosh they became so animated and they were like we are going to win we all know this
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is our only chance this will never come again maybe for another 50 or 60 or 70 years we cannot
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fail everyone that we know that are on the streets in iran knows this is our only chance this may be
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the last chance for freedom. Please. Are you an American? Yes. Please don't stop. Please don't
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stop. Please don't stop. And I'm like, well, I'm not the one making the decisions on that one.
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But, you know, good luck. Good luck. So that seems to be the sentiment that I have heard as well,
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but I don't see them on the streets. But the consequence of being on the streets now is so
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extraordinarily high. I'm going to show you a completely different view of all of this. It's
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not just Iran. It's Russia. It's Europe. It's all of our allies overseas. It is us. It's what's
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coming our way. And it revolves around a clock and a DeLorean.
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It's a stupid Glenn Beck chalkboard. But you will understand this in a way you've not understood it
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so ricky i got into the break and ricky said um okay that sounded a little doomsday that sounds
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a little depressing what you're going to talk about and uh and she said i read what you wrote
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last night i don't think that's doomsday did you add something i'm like no no it's not
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And I think just by saying wild card that no one can predict,
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you can guess what that wild card or who that wild card is.
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but there is a change you know when when Donald Trump got in he was wild card even for us I mean
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he told me one-on-one look me like Glenn you know I have no idea how fast we're gonna move
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oh I'm sure we are and I was even my breath was taken away I was like what is happening I've
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never seen anything like this the whole world felt like that well there's been a change now
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recently why i'll explain and give you not only the information so you can see the whole picture
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and understand it and explain it to your friends but also exactly what we need to do and what we
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need not to do uh to be able to uh survive this next turn of global events and that's coming up
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