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00:00:00.000 good i hope you're having a good holiday season i know i am are you yeah it's been great even

00:00:04.660 though you're losing your hair 20 well yeah you can tell huh yeah i can it's really kind of yeah

00:00:09.780 it's embarrassing noticeable you know what i wish i had a solution to that there's no solution though

00:00:13.700 glenn that's the problem you know what's weird hey friend yes you know i just heard about something

00:00:19.140 called keeps.com slash save keeps.com slash save how does it work all you do is take a couple of

00:00:27.860 pictures of your hair and your head and you send it in just unsolicited i just send in pictures of my

00:00:33.840 head them in to keeps and what they do is they there's not even a process i just email them

00:00:39.080 you just email them pictures of your head and then uh and then they look at your hair and they look at

00:00:45.800 your situation they're like they have a real doctor that looks into it and says you need this then they

00:00:50.700 send you the medicine the medicine that i need right to my home medicine that you need right to

00:00:55.440 your door without cbs without complications it's easy this sounds you won't be pulling your hair out

00:01:01.780 where do i go to find more keeps at keeps.com slash save that's keeps.com slash save

00:01:13.640 interaction completely made up

00:01:17.560 all right show starts in a minute

00:01:20.720 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment

00:01:45.020 enlightenment and enlightenment this is the glenn beck program

00:01:50.980 hello america and welcome to the glenn beck program it's monday there's a lot to talk about

00:01:59.680 today but we're going to start with something personal i was in the west wing when the president

00:02:07.800 found out about the supreme court i'll tell you about that and why joe biden said he's going to

00:02:18.440 fumigate and order an exorcism of the white house where they will even remove the doorknobs

00:02:27.900 that's really really strange unless you noticed something that i did while i was in the west wing

00:02:37.500 this weekend i'll tell you all about it next this is the glenn beck program

00:02:45.720 so have you done all your christmas shopping yet yeah me neither me neither i'm trying to figure out

00:02:54.900 when i can fit that into my schedule kind of sucks kind of sucks if you are uh if you know somebody who

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00:03:12.760 or whatever i don't know about you but we're not buying christmas presents for each other or like

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00:04:33.540 so my wife and i were supposed to go to the white house christmas party on friday and

00:04:46.500 she needed to stay home uh and take care of some things at the house so i took my

00:04:53.560 youngest daughter cheyenne uh to the christmas party and we asked for a tour of the west wing

00:05:02.300 before the party because she has never been there and it's kind of a extra special thing and i wanted

00:05:09.160 to show her uh the west wing myself and so we went in and we went about an hour early and we were in

00:05:17.160 uh the west wing which is where the oval office is and we were standing in i think it was a roosevelt

00:05:26.020 room or the cabinet room uh and the president uh went into the oval office and he was in there with

00:05:35.100 mike pence and uh mark meadows and uh i found out later that's when they found out uh about the

00:05:45.420 supreme court we were out in the rose garden and you know my daughter and i could see into the oval

00:05:53.580 by the way melania trump has just been so maligned so maligned uh the rose garden is spectacularly

00:06:02.380 beautiful even in the winter it is really i mean the pictures just don't do it justice

00:06:07.320 just really beautiful um anyway so we were there and we could see and let's just say the faces weren't

00:06:15.700 happy uh in the oval office at that point the president didn't make it to the white house christmas

00:06:23.740 party and it kind of there was a kind of a pall over the christmas party because everybody knew

00:06:30.120 by the time all the guests arrived everybody had heard what the supreme court said uh i was with

00:06:36.160 a couple of the ags from the different states uh nobody really understands why the supreme court just

00:06:44.440 didn't hear it what do you mean you don't have standing what does that mean i'd like to know

00:06:48.800 it's a how does how how do other states how do 21 states file a suit and it's not even heard

00:06:57.380 see that's the problem that's the problem and that's why people will not get over this

00:07:03.560 because they're not being heard we don't feel like there has been anyone who has actually defended

00:07:12.900 went to washington how many tea party people did we did we send to washington and how many of them

00:07:18.720 turned on us how many of them did nothing now we send donald trump and some of us i didn't think

00:07:28.900 he'd do it i didn't think he'd do it at all he did it he stood the entire time and he went to bat

00:07:37.740 for millions of americans who have not been listened to probably almost for the last 20 years

00:07:47.120 we haven't been listened to barack obama well i think we should listen to every you didn't listen

00:07:53.560 to us not once did you listen to us not once did you ask to meet with anyone not once

00:08:01.640 you made fun of us the press made fun of us then they went after donald trump unlike anything i have

00:08:11.380 ever seen it's obscene what was done to him and why was it done because he was actually listening to us

00:08:21.360 and was actually standing against the corruption he was just a wrecking ball i saw an article today

00:08:30.260 that somebody called him a bulldozer and a bulldozer doesn't uh bulldozers never end well in a

00:08:36.080 in a city where finesse is needed no no i'm tired of finesse anybody else tired of finesse

00:08:42.760 can we find another bulldozer because i'd go for a bulldozer and a crane and a wrecking ball and you

00:08:49.880 know maybe there's a couple of buildings that really need to be taken taken down in fact with an exception

00:08:55.820 of the museums all of those buildings that fdr built in the 1940s

00:09:02.180 anyway uh so i'm wondering who does have standing in this because imagine imagine that we're all in a

00:09:15.320 classroom and we all know the rules and and there are 50 of us

00:09:22.780 and we are all taking a test except four have special conditions so we're taking the test we all

00:09:35.580 have to have it done within an hour we all have to uh be monitored we have to be in the same room so

00:09:43.240 we have a teacher looking sure make sure we're not cheating and no calculators

00:09:48.460 but we find out later that four of the students at the time didn't really matter they didn't have

00:09:56.540 anybody looking over them and there's pretty good feeling that they probably used calculators

00:10:03.540 and we're all graded on a curve and because of those four getting perfect scores my a has gone to a b

00:10:11.720 or my c has gone to a d wouldn't i as somebody in the classroom have standing to raise my hand and say

00:10:19.800 excuse me what they did affected my grade uh i'd like just to at least talk about what they did

00:10:29.920 if you didn't you weren't allowed to at least talk about it and be heard heard legitimately

00:10:41.140 you'd never get over it you'd never get over it

00:10:46.460 by the supreme court saying we don't have standing 21 states don't have standing now maybe there's no

00:10:58.560 case i don't know i know we were promised a case i haven't really seen the case but nobody's hearing

00:11:08.740 anything

00:11:09.600 by not hearing the case you don't have thomas

00:11:19.440 coney barrett

00:11:21.900 scalia not scalia um yeah alito uh you don't have alito actually on record trusted friends trusted

00:11:35.280 people on record saying we heard all of the evidence there isn't anything

00:11:42.460 now you do have alito and thomas saying that in so many words there's nothing here to to really

00:11:51.900 warrant us hearing it but that's not good enough in this case the supreme court should have heard this

00:12:01.140 case

00:12:01.580 because how do we come together and heal

00:12:05.760 because the people feel that we have been wronged every step of the way and when i say we

00:12:15.100 anyone who has supported donald trump

00:12:18.240 and many people support donald trump because of how he was treated in office

00:12:24.540 i've met several people who voted

00:12:28.240 against him voted for hillary clinton were democrats

00:12:32.060 and said after i heard all the things i decided to do my own homework and i can't believe the lies

00:12:38.920 that were told about him

00:12:40.980 america likes the underdog

00:12:45.520 america has always supported the underdog

00:12:49.120 america uh much to the uh surprise of those on the left

00:12:55.440 americans do like justice

00:12:58.800 they like it when the little guy wins

00:13:02.340 so i'm

00:13:07.820 there in the

00:13:08.900 white house

00:13:10.500 and

00:13:12.600 it's not really a party atmosphere

00:13:15.260 but it was really nice

00:13:17.660 about halfway through they said

00:13:21.940 uh the president and the first lady are not going to be

00:13:24.720 uh attending tonight

00:13:26.840 and you would think that

00:13:28.760 a room full of people that flew all the way across

00:13:31.380 from everywhere in the country would be disappointed

00:13:33.700 everyone said

00:13:35.720 i completely understand that

00:13:38.220 i wouldn't come downstairs either

00:13:40.040 people traps traipsing around in my house all the time

00:13:44.480 and then i gotta go put on a happy face after i just got this news

00:13:48.620 everyone completely understood

00:13:51.020 now

00:13:53.740 i have a deeper understanding of what biden did this weekend

00:13:58.600 biden said that he was going to exercise the white house

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00:14:06.740 and he was going to fumigate

00:14:10.820 and he wants people to come in with hazmat suits

00:14:14.140 and they'll tear up all the carpet and everything

00:14:17.580 and they will just sanitize that place

00:14:20.680 all the way down

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00:15:38.620 10 seconds station id

00:15:39.820 president-elect biden

00:15:53.320 is set to move in

00:15:54.620 to the 55,000 square foot mansion

00:15:57.060 after his january 21st inauguration

00:15:59.960 but he is insisting

00:16:01.360 that the 132 room property

00:16:04.300 be thoroughly disinfected beforehand

00:16:06.920 white house historian

00:16:08.860 kate anderson brower said

00:16:10.760 there's only a five hour window

00:16:13.040 between presidents

00:16:14.140 and i have another story

00:16:15.360 remind me about the clintons

00:16:17.320 and the five hour window

00:16:19.640 there's only a five hour window

00:16:22.520 between presidents

00:16:24.080 that's when 95 staff

00:16:26.320 have to pick up

00:16:27.680 all of the trump possessions

00:16:29.060 and move the biden's in

00:16:30.860 they will clean

00:16:32.120 and replace everything

00:16:33.760 biden is insisting

00:16:35.780 that a team

00:16:36.460 in hazmat suits

00:16:38.040 will spray the entire residence

00:16:40.340 with disinfectant

00:16:41.640 after trump leaves

00:16:43.040 remove the carpets

00:16:44.600 curtains

00:16:45.060 and furniture

00:16:45.880 all the way down

00:16:48.180 to replacing

00:16:49.020 the doorknobs

00:16:50.520 now stew

00:16:51.800 there's five hours

00:16:54.720 between

00:16:55.780 anybody trump

00:16:57.760 in that

00:16:58.520 in that house

00:16:59.800 how long

00:17:01.860 does covid

00:17:03.000 last

00:17:03.980 on a metal surface

00:17:05.200 especially

00:17:07.520 at a level

00:17:08.420 that could infect

00:17:09.400 someone

00:17:10.000 correct

00:17:10.420 i mean that you can

00:17:11.300 discover it

00:17:12.220 later on

00:17:13.700 but the idea

00:17:14.900 that it's going to sit

00:17:15.460 there for five hours

00:17:16.500 or sit in the air

00:17:17.440 for five hours

00:17:18.400 and infect someone

00:17:19.880 is i

00:17:20.340 beyond the scope

00:17:22.380 of likely

00:17:23.080 right

00:17:24.080 so don't you think

00:17:25.480 changing the doorknobs

00:17:28.020 seems a little

00:17:29.920 odd

00:17:30.640 doesn't it

00:17:31.240 first of all

00:17:31.700 i mean even if you

00:17:32.500 believed

00:17:33.020 and you were

00:17:33.480 legitimately worried

00:17:34.400 about it

00:17:34.920 you would just

00:17:36.120 spray down

00:17:37.020 the doorknobs

00:17:37.760 or clean them

00:17:38.500 with disinfectant

00:17:39.420 and it's not like

00:17:40.020 you're going to

00:17:40.880 you know

00:17:41.560 home depot

00:17:42.220 and buying a

00:17:42.960 bunch of cheap

00:17:43.660 doorknobs

00:17:44.220 no

00:17:44.460 right

00:17:45.160 definitely not

00:17:45.880 okay

00:17:46.280 so replace the

00:17:47.600 doorknobs

00:17:48.000 why was that

00:17:49.160 said

00:17:49.500 this is my

00:17:51.820 theory

00:17:52.360 but i only

00:17:53.800 have this

00:17:54.700 theory

00:17:55.060 because i took

00:17:55.880 a picture

00:17:56.380 of something

00:17:57.080 in the oval

00:17:58.440 sorry in the

00:17:59.720 west wing

00:18:00.520 and i

00:18:02.560 notice

00:18:03.380 little things

00:18:04.400 now i've been

00:18:05.040 to the west

00:18:05.580 wing before

00:18:06.340 and they've

00:18:07.500 had these

00:18:07.940 little tiny

00:18:08.540 like colonial

00:18:09.460 doorknobs

00:18:10.180 these little

00:18:11.120 oval little

00:18:11.920 teeny ones

00:18:12.680 you would think

00:18:13.360 the man with

00:18:14.160 such small

00:18:14.740 hands as they

00:18:15.540 always said

00:18:16.080 would like the

00:18:17.140 teeny doorknobs

00:18:17.940 they had

00:18:18.420 but he didn't

00:18:20.160 and he said

00:18:21.900 they said the

00:18:22.600 first day that

00:18:23.460 he was into

00:18:24.140 office

00:18:24.600 he said

00:18:25.780 really these

00:18:26.880 are the

00:18:27.100 doorknobs

00:18:27.560 we have

00:18:27.940 here

00:18:28.160 and they're

00:18:29.660 like yes

00:18:30.220 mr president

00:18:30.800 he said

00:18:31.480 i'll take

00:18:32.180 care of

00:18:32.560 that

00:18:32.860 i took a

00:18:34.240 picture of

00:18:34.780 all of the

00:18:35.220 doorknobs

00:18:35.780 now in the

00:18:36.240 white house

00:18:36.720 look at

00:18:37.700 this picture

00:18:38.400 they are

00:18:39.540 absolutely

00:18:40.240 beautiful

00:18:41.460 uh

00:18:42.720 i think

00:18:43.180 they're solid

00:18:43.720 brass

00:18:44.380 and it

00:18:45.240 says the

00:18:45.880 president

00:18:46.300 the seal

00:18:47.040 of the

00:18:47.360 president

00:18:47.640 of the

00:18:47.800 united

00:18:47.960 states

00:18:48.320 and has

00:18:49.180 the eagle

00:18:49.680 in the

00:18:50.020 center

00:18:50.320 donald

00:18:51.380 trump

00:18:51.860 put all

00:18:53.100 of those

00:18:53.540 in

00:18:53.860 okay

00:18:54.720 when they

00:18:57.360 said

00:18:57.920 and we're

00:18:59.000 even going

00:18:59.380 to remove

00:18:59.800 the doorknobs

00:19:00.680 i am

00:19:01.760 convinced

00:19:02.520 it was a

00:19:03.860 a jab

00:19:05.360 directed

00:19:07.140 directly

00:19:07.960 personally

00:19:08.740 to him

00:19:09.420 we will

00:19:10.740 erase

00:19:11.360 everything

00:19:12.360 you have

00:19:13.320 done

00:19:13.700 everything

00:19:14.980 that's the

00:19:18.120 kind of

00:19:18.420 people you're

00:19:18.960 dealing with

00:19:19.700 there's no

00:19:21.520 reason to

00:19:22.260 remove the

00:19:22.760 doorknobs

00:19:23.380 unless you're

00:19:24.560 sending a

00:19:25.260 message

00:19:25.720 you were

00:19:27.280 never

00:19:27.820 here

00:19:28.720 that's

00:19:31.800 interesting

00:19:32.100 because there's

00:19:32.440 certainly no

00:19:32.940 justification to

00:19:33.940 do it

00:19:34.380 when it comes

00:19:35.240 to covet

00:19:35.700 and then

00:19:36.300 there's no

00:19:36.840 reason to

00:19:37.540 i mean it's

00:19:38.740 completely

00:19:39.320 ridiculous

00:19:39.940 obviously that

00:19:41.280 would mean

00:19:41.780 what would that

00:19:42.640 mean to the

00:19:43.240 society if

00:19:43.940 every time

00:19:44.560 someone had

00:19:44.980 coveted and

00:19:45.420 was in a

00:19:45.780 room you

00:19:46.300 couldn't

00:19:46.560 touch a

00:19:46.840 door

00:19:47.020 nobs i

00:19:47.520 mean it

00:19:47.680 would be

00:19:47.860 insanity

00:19:48.400 obviously

00:19:48.800 it's

00:19:49.060 ridiculous

00:19:49.600 it's

00:19:49.960 completely

00:19:50.260 ridiculous

00:19:50.660 and they

00:19:50.900 know it's

00:19:51.220 ridiculous but

00:19:51.880 there's got to

00:19:52.760 be some other

00:19:53.200 message behind it

00:19:53.920 and that's

00:19:54.240 interesting and i

00:19:54.880 don't know i

00:19:55.400 had never heard

00:19:56.180 that about the

00:19:56.680 doorknobs before

00:19:57.380 i've never heard

00:19:58.120 it either i

00:19:59.120 honestly i am

00:20:00.040 calling the white

00:20:00.680 house today and

00:20:01.500 finding out if i

00:20:02.160 can buy one

00:20:02.780 just for the

00:20:03.800 museum oh yeah

00:20:04.980 they are they're

00:20:06.880 spectacular they

00:20:08.100 are they are

00:20:08.920 truly truly

00:20:09.740 beautiful doorknobs

00:20:11.880 and totally

00:20:12.680 appropriate and i

00:20:14.220 wouldn't i

00:20:15.260 mean most

00:20:15.820 people would

00:20:16.300 walk by and

00:20:16.820 they would

00:20:17.040 never notice

00:20:17.600 unless you

00:20:18.260 grab the

00:20:18.940 door of you

00:20:19.840 know and

00:20:20.140 open up one

00:20:20.760 of the doors

00:20:21.120 which i

00:20:21.860 wasn't doing

00:20:22.380 hey is this

00:20:23.060 the oval office

00:20:23.940 let me just

00:20:24.480 open it up

00:20:25.220 hey

00:20:25.460 he didn't

00:20:29.220 do that

00:20:29.600 didn't do

00:20:30.580 that but

00:20:32.040 uh i i think

00:20:33.680 that's absolutely

00:20:34.660 what it is

00:20:35.860 now president

00:20:38.160 trump says he

00:20:39.300 is going to

00:20:40.300 declassified

00:20:41.700 everything with

00:20:44.360 the lying and

00:20:45.480 the treason

00:20:46.180 uh you know

00:20:47.180 in in his

00:20:47.900 words the

00:20:48.420 democrat lying

00:20:49.260 and treason

00:20:49.880 uh i think he

00:20:52.080 should go further

00:20:52.740 than that i

00:20:54.240 think he should

00:20:54.960 declassify a

00:20:56.760 lot of stuff

00:20:58.020 especially the

00:20:59.440 alien you want

00:20:59.920 alien stuff

00:21:00.420 i want alien

00:21:01.060 stuff i really

00:21:01.940 want alien stuff

00:21:02.940 but he should

00:21:04.520 he should

00:21:04.940 declassify

00:21:05.760 everything

00:21:06.360 he says he's

00:21:08.340 going to he

00:21:09.140 should why

00:21:10.300 wouldn't he

00:21:10.800 why shouldn't

00:21:12.160 he

00:21:12.400 don't we have a

00:21:14.540 right to know

00:21:14.940 this stuff

00:21:15.480 don't we have a

00:21:16.560 right to know

00:21:17.160 it's never coming

00:21:18.140 out it will

00:21:19.480 never ever

00:21:20.640 come out it

00:21:21.380 will be

00:21:21.700 declassified until

00:21:23.020 probably 2065

00:21:25.260 when we're all

00:21:26.300 dead and then

00:21:28.160 it'll come out

00:21:28.840 and people go

00:21:29.420 my gosh they

00:21:31.760 did this

00:21:32.880 there's certain

00:21:34.720 powers that are

00:21:35.600 pretty cool if

00:21:36.300 you're the

00:21:36.500 president like i

00:21:37.440 have was i the

00:21:38.180 pardon power i

00:21:39.180 think trump is

00:21:39.760 underutilized i

00:21:41.020 would be doing it

00:21:41.620 all the time

00:21:42.060 every couple days

00:21:43.320 there'd be a new

00:21:43.960 person i'd be

00:21:44.560 pardoning i would

00:21:45.620 find out people

00:21:47.040 that i didn't

00:21:47.540 like that were in

00:21:49.360 legal disputes with

00:21:50.660 someone else and

00:21:51.500 then i would find

00:21:52.200 that third part

00:21:53.000 even if they

00:21:53.720 were guilty and

00:21:54.320 i'd pardon them

00:21:54.800 anyway just to

00:21:55.580 piss off the

00:21:56.160 people that i

00:21:57.140 didn't like i

00:21:58.360 would i would be

00:21:59.460 i would be

00:21:59.860 pardon palooza for

00:22:00.760 me really so if

00:22:01.740 you really hated

00:22:02.660 me and somebody

00:22:03.720 had murdered my

00:22:04.600 wife you would

00:22:05.760 pardon the murderer

00:22:06.960 just to piss me

00:22:08.120 off pretty extreme

00:22:08.980 case but yes

00:22:09.860 that's exactly what

00:22:11.480 i would do

00:22:11.860 yes okay good

00:22:13.440 i like that i

00:22:14.380 think look it's

00:22:15.140 his unquestioned

00:22:16.060 power i hope you

00:22:16.620 don't ever become

00:22:17.560 president i would

00:22:18.380 be a terrible

00:22:19.060 president because i

00:22:20.380 would do this stuff

00:22:21.040 all the time i

00:22:22.140 would look for

00:22:22.600 pardoning i mean

00:22:23.920 would be the

00:22:24.320 greatest thing i

00:22:24.780 would like if a

00:22:26.100 uh if i was angry

00:22:28.000 at a sports team i

00:22:29.460 would i would

00:22:30.160 pardon like if one

00:22:31.140 team won the other

00:22:32.280 team lost i would

00:22:33.480 pardon everyone on

00:22:34.200 the losing team if i

00:22:35.060 was mad at the

00:22:35.720 winning team i would

00:22:36.700 go i would go to

00:22:37.360 ridiculous again it's

00:22:38.500 boiling down to

00:22:39.280 murder you're letting

00:22:40.480 yeah murder i want

00:22:41.640 murderers everywhere

00:22:42.760 all those all the

00:22:44.800 murderers would like me

00:22:45.980 and they'd all be on

00:22:47.140 my team if you want a

00:22:49.120 bunch of people on

00:22:49.940 your team you want

00:22:50.660 murderers on your

00:22:51.720 side trust me

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00:24:26.620 program i want to play

00:24:27.980 uh a piece of audio from

00:24:30.580 the blaze tv's elijah

00:24:32.400 schaefer who is in

00:24:33.920 washington dc covering the

00:24:35.380 rallies this weekend listen

00:24:37.020 for months we've seen

00:24:38.620 rioting after rioting

00:24:40.120 after rioting across the

00:24:41.020 country in cities like

00:24:42.120 this right here in

00:24:42.820 washington dc and you

00:24:44.320 asked yourself could the

00:24:45.480 police not stop it could

00:24:47.320 they just not somehow

00:24:48.200 prevent these riots and

00:24:49.660 protests from getting out

00:24:50.740 of control guess what we

00:24:51.700 found out tonight if you

00:24:52.960 look right behind me that

00:24:54.360 they have shut off every

00:24:55.440 single road to traffic

00:24:56.600 behind me over to right

00:24:58.060 behind me there's line

00:24:59.240 after line after line for

00:25:00.920 blocks of police that have

00:25:02.340 cordoned everybody off and

00:25:03.760 suddenly brought peace

00:25:04.780 within minutes for the

00:25:05.940 streets of dc so what

00:25:07.140 you're telling me right

00:25:07.780 now is that what we've

00:25:08.900 witnessed over the last

00:25:09.600 few months was not because

00:25:10.800 cities couldn't control

00:25:11.660 themselves not because dc

00:25:12.680 couldn't get under control

00:25:13.840 it's because they

00:25:14.640 intentionally let the

00:25:15.580 violence happen and they

00:25:16.820 didn't use their tactics

00:25:17.900 skill or force to prevent

00:25:19.700 the madness and tonight

00:25:20.840 what you're seeing is

00:25:21.400 hypocrisy we have elijah

00:25:23.860 schaefer joining us now

00:25:25.460 hello elijah how are you

00:25:26.860 i'm doing all right glenn

00:25:29.520 thanks for having me on

00:25:30.600 you bet so um you know

00:25:32.660 this is a democratically

00:25:34.220 run city uh run into the

00:25:39.180 ground most of the time by

00:25:40.900 democrats they couldn't stop

00:25:43.280 the rioting they had

00:25:44.340 statues that were pulled

00:25:45.580 down attacked uh and then

00:25:48.060 this weekend i was in

00:25:49.840 washington dc as well and

00:25:52.220 i've never seen a place more

00:25:53.540 locked down than this

00:25:54.540 yeah so you know when i when

00:25:58.420 i'm talking about the fact

00:25:59.620 the police used new

00:26:01.140 tactics this weekend to

00:26:02.420 control crowds i mean in

00:26:04.200 the most sarcastic way

00:26:06.280 possible i mean this is

00:26:07.300 these are not new training

00:26:08.340 tactics this is just the

00:26:09.780 first time i'm seeing them

00:26:11.040 implemented and what's sad

00:26:13.060 is is that this is not just

00:26:14.660 a theory i have contacts in

00:26:17.060 the metropolitan police

00:26:18.080 department who contacted me

00:26:20.040 specifically and confirmed my

00:26:22.420 theory and said this is

00:26:23.820 true we've known how to keep

00:26:26.000 crowds separate how to keep

00:26:27.800 them from businesses how to

00:26:29.620 exhaust them by you know

00:26:31.500 cordoning them off and

00:26:32.480 marching them through the

00:26:33.700 streets we just were told to

00:26:35.740 stand down we were told to

00:26:37.260 let off previously meaning the

00:26:39.560 government especially in our

00:26:41.080 nation's capital sanctioned the

00:26:43.240 destruction of federal

00:26:44.760 property the destruction of

00:26:46.560 private property and chaos in

00:26:49.220 the streets of an american

00:26:50.300 city that was a government

00:26:52.140 choice and that's a disgrace and

00:26:54.740 yet there were uh four people

00:26:57.180 stabbed and 33 arrested uh

00:27:00.900 over the weekend during these

00:27:03.480 uh protests can you talk about

00:27:05.740 that a bit yeah so let's let's be

00:27:09.500 honest here number one you know

00:27:12.480 twitter where conversations take

00:27:14.760 place likes to continue to say four

00:27:16.740 people got stabbed let's clarify

00:27:19.180 these were trump supporters that

00:27:20.720 were stabbed they want to make it

00:27:22.660 sound like trump supporters walked

00:27:24.100 around and stabbed a bunch of

00:27:25.420 random people in the streets

00:27:26.600 um on top of that you know

00:27:29.700 people continually are talking

00:27:30.960 about how oh you know people

00:27:32.420 stabbed the trump supporters in

00:27:33.720 self-defense and i go oh we have a

00:27:35.540 bunch of kyle rittenhouse fans out

00:27:37.020 there on twitter i didn't know

00:27:38.020 about talking about the need to use

00:27:39.800 weapons for self-defense in serious

00:27:41.560 situations it's fun to see that

00:27:43.500 suddenly everyone wants the

00:27:44.800 acquittal of mr rittenhouse i can't

00:27:47.260 wait for them at the next trial um

00:27:49.560 but on top of that um what was

00:27:52.080 happening as always is that anti-trump

00:27:54.700 protesters agitators were going

00:27:58.100 around the streets at night and were

00:27:59.760 trying to disrupt and cause problems

00:28:02.040 um at at during the march of the

00:28:05.300 proud boys and the people in the

00:28:06.280 streets and they were going around

00:28:08.000 attacking people um some of the

00:28:09.880 proud boys fought back um and this

00:28:13.440 individual pulled out a knife um

00:28:16.460 stabbed one of the one of the proud

00:28:18.580 boys uh in the lung popped the lung

00:28:21.360 uh they stabbed a few others this

00:28:23.800 was just a single altercation police

00:28:25.660 broke it up within minutes but that

00:28:27.640 just shows you how volatile these

00:28:28.800 situations can be that even though

00:28:30.160 police can gain control um it doesn't

00:28:32.420 stop people from you know being

00:28:34.040 critically wounded i do believe they

00:28:35.620 are expected to survive uh but i do

00:28:38.000 know that they were in critical

00:28:39.200 condition the last time that i checked

00:28:40.780 but they are being stabilized so are you

00:28:43.660 saying that the proud boys uh were not

00:28:46.160 causing any problems themselves they

00:28:48.500 were attacked

00:28:49.100 yeah so this is what i want to bring

00:28:52.320 up and i want to clarify this to the

00:28:54.800 american people you know i'm not a

00:28:56.300 proud boys apologist uh by no means am

00:28:59.240 i there to to defend a certain group i'm

00:29:01.820 just there to document but when it came

00:29:04.440 to the police right the police were

00:29:05.660 holding back both the proud boys and

00:29:07.740 uh antifa and blm antifa and blm were

00:29:11.020 throwing bricks water bottles rocks at the

00:29:14.360 police who were holding them back the

00:29:15.840 proud boys were just taking a knee and

00:29:17.840 standing there i watched officers get

00:29:20.200 injured one limp away i saw an officer

00:29:22.880 get hit to the ground by these objects i

00:29:25.480 mean this shows you the difference in

00:29:27.020 the sides um not to mention you know i do

00:29:29.560 know the proud boys did want to fight you

00:29:31.400 know some of these antifa and blm

00:29:32.640 members but i can tell you that the

00:29:34.520 primary agitators that night um antifa

00:29:37.800 was sending uh reconnaissance people on

00:29:40.340 bikes with two-way radios um you know

00:29:42.900 into the proud boys crowd i mean they

00:29:45.400 they were they were looking for a fight

00:29:47.060 and these were not just you know random

00:29:49.020 uh as they like to say on the line you

00:29:51.600 know frustrated black young men and women

00:29:55.380 who just wanted civil rights were being

00:29:57.520 targeted by white supremacists

00:29:59.120 these are white young 20-somethings

00:30:02.720 yes these are radical anarchist

00:30:05.440 communists people who have uh believe in

00:30:08.260 extreme agendas that uh are looking to

00:30:12.540 cause altercations because they know

00:30:14.540 that not only will the police do nothing

00:30:17.080 but they know that the media is on their

00:30:19.820 side and guess what they were right

00:30:21.420 not only could they stab trump supporters

00:30:23.860 but they could get away with it and they

00:30:26.780 could let the blame on the trump supporters

00:30:28.480 because the media has their side

00:30:30.460 elijah there was one video that made the

00:30:33.480 rounds a lot at least from the mainstream

00:30:35.640 side of seemingly a couple uh walking away

00:30:40.040 trying to get away from what was described

00:30:41.980 as a group of proud boys members and they

00:30:45.360 were being sort of sucker punched i mean the

00:30:48.080 video was pretty pretty bad do you have any

00:30:50.680 idea what that that incident was about yeah

00:30:54.280 i think are you talking about the older

00:30:55.420 couples like a young um well not young but

00:30:58.060 they were supposed to be like a christian

00:30:59.000 couple if it's the video i'm talking i'm

00:31:00.780 thinking about that was captured by drew

00:31:02.740 hernandez is that is that what you're

00:31:04.020 referring to i'm not sure this was one that

00:31:05.340 was that was more touted by it seemed like

00:31:07.420 the left and the mainstream media saying

00:31:09.100 that the proud boys were beating up a

00:31:10.620 couple as they were trying to exit the

00:31:12.940 the area you know see i okay maybe i

00:31:16.360 haven't seen that that video and i would

00:31:18.200 be happy to to see it you know um i i can

00:31:22.220 tell you this you know i did see a few

00:31:24.080 couples beat up by antifa and blm i did

00:31:26.740 see a lot of chaos and confusion um i would

00:31:29.440 say that there's you know i'd say there's

00:31:31.560 jerks probably on every side right political

00:31:34.180 battle you know so if if somebody did fight

00:31:37.180 i'm well i would condemn that uh if the

00:31:39.800 proud boys were attacking old couple i

00:31:41.420 haven't seen that but you know those people

00:31:43.700 should be held accountable and if they

00:31:44.880 committed a crime they should be you know

00:31:46.580 charged or prosecuted for violence uh but

00:31:49.140 what i think is so interesting about the

00:31:50.540 hypocrisy here the left gets onto one

00:31:53.220 video and they go well here's the video

00:31:56.040 of this happening and you go well want to

00:31:58.260 see the dozen or more videos of the other

00:31:59.960 side doing greater or worse things well

00:32:02.780 you're not gonna you're not gonna get

00:32:04.060 that listen to this washington post

00:32:05.940 article uh multiple people stabbed after

00:32:08.600 thousands gather for pro-trump

00:32:10.400 demonstrations in washington

00:32:11.900 thousands of massless rally gallery goers who

00:32:16.720 refuse to accept the results of the election

00:32:19.420 turned downtown washington into a falsehood

00:32:23.220 filled spectacle saturday two days before the

00:32:26.900 electoral college will make the president's

00:32:28.720 loss official in smaller numbers than the

00:32:31.660 gathering last month they roamed from the

00:32:34.460 capitol to the mall and back again seeking

00:32:37.260 inspiration from speakers who railed against the

00:32:40.740 supreme court fox news president-elect joe biden

00:32:43.940 the crowds cheered for recently pardoned former

00:32:47.540 national security advisor michael flynn

00:32:50.060 marched with conspiracy theorist alex jones

00:32:53.380 and stood in awe of a flyover from what appeared to be

00:32:57.060 marine one but at night the scene became violent

00:33:01.420 at least four people were stabbed near harry's bar and

00:33:04.880 11th and f street northwest a gathering point for the proud

00:33:09.100 boys a male chauvinist organization with ties to white nationalism

00:33:13.700 the victims were hospitalized and suffered possibly life-threatening

00:33:18.600 injuries dc fire spokesman doug buchanan said it was not

00:33:22.360 immediately clear which groups the attackers or the

00:33:25.860 injures might have been affiliated the violence escalated after an

00:33:30.440 evening of face-offs with counter protesters that took place near

00:33:34.260 harry's black lives matter plaza franklin square

00:33:37.000 and other spots downtown this is i mean is there any doubt who the bad

00:33:44.100 guy is in this story you know glenn i you know your your

00:33:50.220 listeners cannot see me my my hand is just covering my face when

00:33:54.660 i hear that because number one i want to say

00:33:57.640 what a wonderful piece i mean now i know why cuomo got an emmy whoever wrote that

00:34:02.620 should get like a tony for you know for writing the best play i've ever seen

00:34:06.400 because that whatever they wrote is a fictional story that did not happen that

00:34:09.940 is not what went down i mean what an incredible manipulation of facts to try to

00:34:15.860 control a narrative that's untrue i want to make three

00:34:18.960 corrections number one um this was not a fanfare of fairy tales these

00:34:23.620 were individuals and speakers talking about facts about truth about things that

00:34:28.220 they saw and witnessed about court cases and testimony um and there was nothing

00:34:33.640 outlandish that i heard said during the speeches these were very normal people

00:34:37.300 like sebastian gorka that were speaking at this event not insane people

00:34:41.080 alex jones wasn't speaking there um alex jones wasn't marching with the event

00:34:45.760 he was leading something else which is fine and alex i like i think alex is a cool

00:34:49.980 guy he's you know he's got it he's a very interesting individual but you know

00:34:53.420 he's got his own thing but you know they try to tie him in you know to try to

00:34:56.920 discredit you know as if that does something i don't know but on top of

00:35:00.320 that and there's the pictures i can show you uh gifts i can show you ap images i can

00:35:07.660 show you from daily mail videos from friends verified accounts obscure

00:35:12.140 individuals that i mean it's very gruesome and it's

00:35:14.840 very sad of watching the nights enter from black clad black block individuals with

00:35:19.880 face coverings stabbing people in proud boy you know the typical perry yellow uh

00:35:26.860 polo that they wear i mean you would have to be blind to not be able to clearly

00:35:32.100 watch this video understand the agitation see the knife go in and you can frame by

00:35:38.780 frame watch this happen and this journalist says we we just don't know i mean

00:35:43.740 this person is either drunk stupid or purposely misleading their audience and i'd

00:35:48.320 probably either go for all three or at least just the last one yeah there is no

00:35:53.120 there's no truth in the uh media at all and we all we all know that but thank you

00:35:59.120 for being there elijah we appreciate it i'm glad you're safe uh i was there i left uh

00:36:04.640 saturday around midday and as someone who did a rally that had 500,000 in

00:36:11.120 attendance and a administration and a local government that would made it almost impossible

00:36:20.240 for us to have i was shocked at how locked down that city was i almost didn't make it to the airport

00:36:28.880 because i got up at eight o'clock in the morning or seven o'clock in the morning had to leave by eight

00:36:34.800 uh and they said the hotel said no cars in or out unless you can walk to the airport you're not

00:36:42.860 going i'm like what are you talking about the entire city you saw it was shut down early saturday

00:36:52.060 morning the the exits into washington on the freeway were taped off with a cruiser sitting right

00:37:00.840 behind every single exit i don't know how you got in if you weren't already there you weren't

00:37:07.860 getting into washington it's obscene the way they have suddenly shut this city down and when we know

00:37:15.820 why they're doing it they weren't doing it as you pointed out the very beginning they weren't doing

00:37:20.180 it for blm those people ruled the town but if you want to stand for law and order

00:37:27.280 law and order is standing against you i guess it's a phenomenal thing thank you so much elijah

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00:39:13.640 so one of uh andrew cuomo's former advisors uh yesterday accused governor cuomo of sexually

00:39:27.760 harassing her for years she said quote i know i'm not the only woman uh yes governor cuomo

00:39:35.680 uh sexually harassed me for years many saw it and watched i could never anticipate what to expect

00:39:43.120 i would be grilled on my work which was very good or harassed on my looks or it would be both in the

00:39:50.020 same conversation not knowing what to expect was the most upsetting part aside from knowing

00:39:55.780 that no one would do a damn thing even when they saw it no one and i know i'm not the only woman

00:40:02.480 this is the single least surprising news story in of all time is it yes i've never been surprised

00:40:11.880 less by a news story if i saw a news story this morning that came out and said the sun has come up

00:40:18.360 i would be less surprised than i am by this news story really yes really i i i you know look

00:40:28.080 you just now you know i'm only bringing this up because you hate him so much you know what glenn

00:40:36.060 uh we don't hate people that's not a word that we use no it's not um we do know that andrew cuomo

00:40:41.160 is awful yeah we do dot com we do uh we know that for a fact uh but uh you know look he's you could

00:40:48.020 see he's abusive to people who don't work for him in public imagine what this guy is doing behind the

00:40:53.660 scenes to people he sees as his lessers which by the way every person who works with him he sees

00:40:59.940 as a lesser and every person in the united states he sees as a peon and a lesser that is his foundational

00:41:07.200 principle everyone is worse than him she says there's fewer things more scary than giving this man

00:41:13.300 even more control because they're talking about him as our ag amen this is the glenn beck program

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00:42:24.220 to show up to get the uh vaccine aren't you stew oh no wait tomorrow is opposite day i'm sorry

00:42:32.020 not a chance i'm not a job are you gonna go take it i was i registered for the trials

00:42:38.240 for the vaccine trials i'm very pro vaccine i've told you this many times i want all the needles

00:42:45.140 give me all the needles inject me with things this guy also drank a glass of weed killer round

00:42:50.860 yes i it was it was did not taste good i thought about you i i thought about you because i i met with

00:42:57.180 a this this great old cowboy a few weeks ago up at the ranch he comes up he's dying and he says

00:43:04.880 it's because of roundup really yeah riddled with cancer and i was like there is still hope for me

00:43:09.560 i could still lose stew that's where your mind that's where my mind went i don't know why

00:43:16.980 so sorry about that all right we're going to talk about uh covid and the mask thing and uh hey did you

00:43:26.020 hear the really good news about what uh bill gates have been working on with vaccines i i said any needle

00:43:33.720 bill gates got laying around just just jamming into my arm that's what i'm for it's definitely

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00:45:13.400 well let's uh let's take you down memory lane here or what is now called in the media memory holes

00:45:26.380 where it just kind of just drifts down the memory hole luckily we have a lane where we keep all of

00:45:32.340 those memories and we'd like to stroll down it now down memory lane on the covid goal posts

00:45:39.900 this is the point about bending the curve a surge of cases will overwhelm hospital capacity both the

00:45:48.600 beds the supply lines that's a surge of cases so you need to stretch it out with social distancing

00:45:53.360 and other measures to bend the arc stretch out the care we need to bend the curve in the state of

00:45:58.520 california we must flatten this curve and we must social distance and there's no way around this we must

00:46:03.600 work together to bend the curve we are doing social distancing with the idea of flattening the curve

00:46:08.660 and trying to prevent overwhelming our healthcare infrastructure the flattening possible flattening

00:46:17.940 of the curve is better and the quicker you do the work to make sure that you flatten the curve the more

00:46:25.660 lives you will save we've never been fully closed we'll never be completely open until we have a cure

00:46:30.840 but i do believe that we can take steps well today they say the steps we've taken are making a big

00:46:35.980 difference but it's far too soon to let up now we could see a year of on and off social distancing

00:46:42.060 while we wait for either herd immunity or a vaccine in the absence of any treatment or vaccine it could

00:46:47.720 take up to 12 to 18 months to build up enough immunity in the population to free us from that

00:46:52.840 the exit from this is going to be one of two things ideally one of which is a highly effective vaccine

00:46:59.500 i worry that when we do have a vaccine that people will think great i'm protected i can now throw away

00:47:05.520 my mask so it is possible and conceivable you could get the vaccine be protected your health is going to

00:47:10.160 be fine you're not going to get sick but you still could get an asymptomatic case pass it on to your

00:47:14.660 grandmother and kill her there's this um false sense of hope that oh boy in in december 15th we're going

00:47:19.920 to get this vaccine and people will start getting vaccinated and we can just forget about wearing a mask and

00:47:27.400 socially distancing and washing our hands but we have to continue that we might have to social

00:47:32.320 distance until 2022 even through early 2022 unless we help other countries get rid of this disease

00:47:40.780 and we get high vaccination rates in our country the risk of reintroduction will be there well you got

00:47:49.040 it from bill gates 2022 maybe maybe maybe 2022 i mean the guy came up with a paper clip

00:47:56.500 thing on your computer you're trying to tell me he's wrong on this come on man i mean look i i i think

00:48:02.440 uh i'm very i'm i take this differently i think that a lot of people maybe in the audience and that

00:48:08.420 like i am super impressed with operation warp speed so am i i mean i'm i'm actually amazed by it i mean

00:48:14.480 you know there's this tweet that's going out that's you know citing all these people that are saying you

00:48:19.060 know trump what uh trump says he's going to have a vaccine by the end of the year and and experts say

00:48:24.780 this would be a miracle kind of is a miracle like i mean as much as as much as their motivation for

00:48:31.620 saying those things was solely to destroy donald trump well i saw this but i mean this really is

00:48:35.280 a miracle type of moment assuming it works the way that is expected to work i agree with you in fact

00:48:41.480 the media now agrees with you they're not calling it operation warp speed they're now calling it the

00:48:47.220 covid manhattan project they're now so impressed yeah that it's the manhattan project as soon as the

00:48:54.420 election's over yeah definitely not anything that donald trump called it a lot of a lot of conservative

00:48:59.280 commentators made the point uh with some uh you know i can understand why it was made in that

00:49:04.160 the uh the covid storyline would disappear and you know come a day after the election and that

00:49:11.620 obviously that has not been true i mean it's where we are having a lot of people die still because

00:49:15.220 however the vaccine skepticism from the media has disappeared oh yeah as soon as soon as we got

00:49:23.120 past the election they all of a sudden recognized what an amazing scientific achievement we need a

00:49:27.300 passport of some sort we need verification we need to line everybody up roast roast roast and get the

00:49:34.720 vaccination i mean it's look i i i think he i i think trump did something utterly amazing here

00:49:42.280 and proved what a lot of conservatives have been arguing for a long time if you get out of the

00:49:47.220 way uh and and create an environment that these companies can innovate they can do incredible things

00:49:53.740 this is a victory for capitalism it's a victory for the trump administration yeah and you never hear

00:49:59.440 it talked about in those terms during during any media conversation about the vaccine well we don't know

00:50:05.960 who's going to have the vaccine good thing that bill gates was working with mit few years ago and

00:50:12.300 has developed almost a tattoo like substance this is true no i know i i you what do you say well it's

00:50:20.860 nothing it's not tied to this it has nothing to do with this vaccine i don't know why we're discussing

00:50:24.680 it today no i know it has nothing to do with this vaccine but it is for vaccinations he developed it so

00:50:31.500 we could know that kids had their vaccinations but to be clear donald trump is not implementing this

00:50:36.500 as part of the vaccine no process but donald trump i don't know if you heard the news donald trump

00:50:43.580 he's yesterday's news he's out of here hearing a lot of that he is out of here yeah so they've got

00:50:49.280 some things they got to do and oh and i'm just saying so get your vaccine before january 20th i

00:50:54.740 wouldn't be surprised to see it suddenly start to tattoo all of us that uh and it's weird because

00:51:03.080 it's like once you take it you can't get rid of it which is like the uh what is that thing called

00:51:09.900 uh the marker of the dog or something like that yeah oh the mark of the beast that's what it

00:51:15.820 it's definitely not the mark of the beast i will say in your uh in the montage that uh we just heard

00:51:23.060 there's a lot of talk about like oh dude wear your mask till 2022 i mean first of all if this

00:51:28.120 thing is actually 90 effective no one's going to be doing that but there is the other side of this

00:51:33.200 which is if it's not taken by people well then this stuff does continue right all of these people

00:51:39.760 continue to to ask you to wear until we have herd mentality herd immunity immunity you know they think

00:51:46.160 about 70 percent of the population 60 to 70 percent of the population i'm telling you now and you

00:51:50.460 figure about 15 already have it like me i'm a covet 19 survivor uh but i think i have it yeah you did

00:51:56.920 test negative i tested negative but i i never took it for the antibodies but everyone in my family had

00:52:02.580 it yeah and i was locked up with them you were also not even attempting to distance from your own

00:52:07.080 family who had it actively well i sleep with my wife yes i didn't sleep with my wife when she had

00:52:12.780 it and i didn't you're supposed you're supposed to probably because your wife she's also disgusted by

00:52:17.840 me in every way but that's all she's like i swear i have covid go away uh but yeah no i mean like

00:52:23.600 people a have to people have to take it right if if if 70 percent of the population says they're not

00:52:28.440 going to take it which is not what the polls are showing at all polls are showing about 80 percent

00:52:32.840 of people are open to taking it in the first few months about 40 percent of people are like day one

00:52:37.420 i'm in another 40 percent are like let me wait like a few weeks to see if people start exploding

00:52:42.160 then i'm in uh so it's it's an overwhelming majority of people there's a chance yeah

00:52:47.920 i just want to make sure right even to get what happened to what happened to stew all i see is

00:52:53.040 just a pile of goo where he was sitting he's like that whale they exploded on the beach which is

00:52:58.120 actually a pretty good metaphor for me if i exploded uh but yeah no there is that there's the

00:53:03.220 hesitance of like i don't necessarily want to be first in line but if people seem to be okay i mean

00:53:07.840 like the the i just don't these are large trials and and the main the main side effect they're

00:53:13.600 showing is soreness at the injection site which again i kind of expect with a needle there have

00:53:19.720 been some people with chills uh there have been a couple of of things that that worry that worry

00:53:24.740 people enough to make sure that they're kind of recommending people with i mean this is legitimately

00:53:30.000 what they're saying people with allergies to the ingredients of the vaccine should not take

00:53:35.280 the vaccine well yes is that not is that not obvious if you were allergic to the thing in

00:53:41.360 the vaccine you should not take the vaccine here's the here is the real problem and you know i'm not

00:53:47.980 anti-vaccine i am anti being forced to take it and i also am much more into herd immunity i mean

00:53:55.680 when my wife said i have covid i gave her a big kiss yeah that's a terrible idea but yes that is what

00:54:02.680 you did uh remember the herd immunity that is what a vaccine does the idea of having a vaccine is to

00:54:08.840 get you to her i know the problem with it is is this is the first time this has ever been done yeah

00:54:15.040 they've it's a what's an rna mrna yeah vaccine yeah so basically what it does is it a lot of vaccines

00:54:22.320 will introduce like a deactivated part of a virus to tell your body hey when you see this attack it

00:54:31.100 right so it's ready when you get the real virus and the active virus that's that's uh and there

00:54:36.540 are vaccines that are going uh down that road as well this vaccine is different this vaccine tells

00:54:41.660 your body to create the proteins that surround the virus so it's telling your body to do something

00:54:46.780 your body is creating the actual protein and then your immune system sees this protein says that's

00:54:52.980 weird let's attack it attacks it gets the antibodies ready so when you actually get

00:54:57.320 the vaccine uh or would you excuse me when you actually get the virus if you were to get it in

00:55:02.220 some store or something your body would already be prepared to attack it and would attack it but this

00:55:06.520 is the first time that this has been tried and the way it tricks your body there there is

00:55:14.060 you know uh it's like yeah skepticism you know it's just it's there's cautionary uh wait a minute

00:55:22.940 we haven't seen long-term effects of this because nothing like this has ever been done yeah it's

00:55:29.320 basically providing blueprints to your body to create a protein right and when it creates that

00:55:34.220 protein your body recognizes it as foreign and attacks it and prepares it for the virus you're

00:55:38.960 right it's it's a new it's a new technology the the good thing about it is it can be this is why it

00:55:43.900 was done so quickly one of the reasons why it was done so quickly uh if this technology works which

00:55:49.900 they do expect it to obviously um it would provide a pathway to get rid of a lot of really serious

00:55:58.080 ailments i mean it's really promising i can understand why people though are like i don't

00:56:02.000 necessarily want to be first in line for that and to your long-term point there is no solution to this

00:56:07.920 if if if we if we if our goal is to completely out uh you know uh rule out long-term effects

00:56:15.660 because we'd have to wait 30 years and we just be by that time we would already pass so it is a

00:56:21.440 that's why i would say take it if you are the most vulnerable but don't give it to our kids yeah they

00:56:27.480 have not they have not tested on anyone under 16 so they are ruling well i still consider 16 a kid

00:56:33.440 yeah that's what i mean you know and i don't think they're not recommending it for anyone under 16 at

00:56:36.920 this point it's emergency youth use authorization so but that's not where they're headed they want i mean

00:56:42.440 bill gates wants the entire world vaccinated with this thing yeah thank you i don't need the vaccine

00:56:49.340 i don't want the vaccine yeah i mean at least at this point i and i i support your right on

00:56:55.140 especially especially on personal liberty grounds to be able to say no you should always there should

00:57:00.280 not be mandating this thing and the good thing about this particular vaccine unlike others is that

00:57:05.540 if the effectiveness as is as high as they expect it to be there's no there's no justifiable

00:57:11.340 reason to mandate it now andrew cuomo will do it anyway because he's a terrible human being in

00:57:16.060 every way possible but there's no if there's an if you're at 90 percent uh 90 percent effectiveness

00:57:21.540 there's no reason to to uh to mandate this if you're living in illinois uh wisconsin michigan

00:57:30.800 california new york new york you're going to be you're going to be mandated because they're talking

00:57:37.340 about i mean i believe that dershowitz is right the federal constitution the feds could never mandate

00:57:44.960 it no never it's against the constitution you know i don't even know what that means yeah biden is even

00:57:50.300 saying i'd have to go to individual governors to get them to do it right so the individual governors

00:57:54.560 are going to have to be the ones to do it now the feds will tie all kinds of health care money

00:58:00.480 they'll make it difficult they'll make it really difficult but if you're in let me just say this

00:58:05.840 if you're in south dakota you have a governor that won't do it everywhere else is up for grabs

00:58:13.180 yeah i mean i think yeah i i would be surprised if red states mandate this i would be i mean there may

00:58:21.780 be one or two but i'm saying generally speaking i would i don't think that's going to be the case

00:58:25.760 again that's positive right i mean like i think what what i'm saying is i think it's going to be

00:58:31.760 effective enough and you're going to wind up seeing positive results these death numbers will

00:58:36.740 actually go down when enough people start having these vaccines that it's going to be something

00:58:41.560 that people are fine getting i mean look people get all sorts of vaccines all the time that they

00:58:46.900 don't have to get i mean this is not like the vaccine is this really highly controversial thing

00:58:51.380 it's highly polarized where there's a small percentage of the population who will not get

00:58:55.960 them right and then there's a much larger percentage of population like whatever get it over with i want

00:59:00.500 to go i want my movie theaters here's the thing if i'm going up and i am and you are too we're going

00:59:04.620 on a cruise you gotta you have to have the vaccine to go on a cruise that's like you have to have a

00:59:08.980 vaccine to go to africa okay fine yeah that's a good example you know people do international travel

00:59:14.220 it won't be a problem uh if you force me to take it i got a problem with it please don't do this i don't

00:59:19.960 know if there's any i'm sure there's no one out there that would actually care about the outcome

00:59:24.260 because you know what andrew cuomo does not care how many people get covid in his state he cares about

00:59:28.820 how many books books he sells and how good he looks to the media and how many times he can go on tv and

00:59:34.420 brag about himself but like if you actually care about this vaccine being successful and people not

00:59:42.260 getting covid 19 do not mandate the vaccine if you mandate the vaccine you will get a giant chunk

00:59:50.140 of the population who will not get it because you've mandated and that's exactly why they will do it

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01:01:17.360 so dave portnoy's in the news again for a rant on the insanity of new york politicians

01:01:34.840 listen to this new york city just closed indoor dining what do they think it's going to happen

01:01:42.440 what what do they think is going to happen to the thousands of restaurants depart they're done

01:01:47.280 they've scratched and clawed and now a few politicians in new york city's like and you're

01:01:53.340 done we're shutting it down no indoor dining how do you expect these people to survive what are people

01:01:59.100 going to go out to dinner now in ice cold temperatures it's insanity and this isn't about

01:02:05.560 corona or how dangerous and the hospital isn't rising it's not i can't believe in this country

01:02:11.420 what i consider the most basic right of them all the right to earn a living the right to earn a

01:02:17.280 livelihood is now being stolen it is being stolen by a few politicians who believe they are smarter

01:02:24.960 than me and you they believe they have the right to tell me and you how to live our lives something

01:02:30.840 you could never imagine basic freedoms they are stealing and i'm not over saying they are stealing

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01:02:42.400 it and you pulled the plug without me having the chance i would rather die if somebody wants to go

01:02:47.740 out where do you think they're going house parties it doesn't even make sense you're not even protecting

01:02:52.820 the people the people who'll be going to these restaurants are still going out i promise you

01:02:57.740 all you're doing is ruining thousands and thousands and thousands of lives absolutely right he's

01:03:06.260 absolutely right restaurants businesses are starting to stand up as they should more in a minute

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01:05:25.560 with us now he is the guy who delivered uh texas and fought real hard the things that are going

01:05:33.800 here in texas going on with the uh with the democratic party shady games uh millions and

01:05:42.080 millions and millions of dollars coming into the state to flip it blue he kept it red welcome alan west

01:05:48.040 how are you hey it's good to be with you glenn and merry christmas merry christmas so you said

01:05:53.940 something uh this weekend if i may quote supreme court in tossing texas lawsuit that was joined by

01:06:01.520 17 states 106 u.s congressmen has decreed the state can take an unconstitutional action and violate its

01:06:08.720 own election law resulting in damaging effects on the other states that abide by the law while the

01:06:13.560 guilty state suffers no consequence this decision establishes as a president precedent that says states

01:06:20.360 can violate the u.s constitution and not be held accountable this decision will have far reaching

01:06:25.660 ramifications for the future of our constitutional republic perhaps law-abiding states should bond

01:06:31.680 together and form a union of states that will abide by the constitution i'm for that i'd like to know

01:06:39.700 what you mean by that well it's very simple glenn and i know that there are some people that have

01:06:46.560 shown their ignorance and incompetence saying that i'm calling for secession when actually the people

01:06:50.940 that are violating and not following the constitution are the seditionists and those that

01:06:55.660 are advocating secession the bottom line is that how will states be able to protect themselves if

01:07:01.960 by our constitution if states have a grievance and they do have a first amendment right to petition

01:07:07.720 their government for redistribution if they have a grievance against another state the original

01:07:12.920 jurisdiction of that by the constitution goes to the supreme court but yet the supreme court

01:07:17.480 just said in their decision last week uh friday that uh they're not going to hear it they tossed it out

01:07:23.720 so how do we make sure that states who are following the law and they are you know receiving damages

01:07:30.400 because of states that did illegal activities and constitutional actions violating their own election law

01:07:36.640 by having courts by having secretaries of state by having governors change election law

01:07:41.760 where do they go to redress their grievances and so i think it is very important very imperative that

01:07:48.040 we do start looking at how these states uh if we're going to have a more perfect union which is

01:07:53.360 what the preamble of the constitution said and abide by the constitution they have to look at how

01:07:58.040 they combine together and have a strong voice if the supreme court is going to continue to take this

01:08:02.960 stance of not protecting law-abiding states which under the 14th amendment there is an equal

01:08:08.440 protection under the law clause so let's let's stick with the supreme court decision first and then

01:08:15.560 we'll get to the rest of this um the supreme court uh did reject hearing it i think that was a massive

01:08:23.260 mistake especially when half the country feels like nobody's listening to us nobody's even listening

01:08:28.900 to us um they should have listened whether that changed the outcome or not it should have been ruled on

01:08:36.180 however the one thing that was ruled on uh was the the case itself they threw it out and even

01:08:43.920 scalia uh barrett uh and not scalia but uh god why do i keep screwing him up with alito alito and uh

01:08:52.500 and thomas agreed with not hearing it what does that tell you if anything well it tells me that i i am very

01:09:03.100 concerned that the article three of the constitution says that courts are supposed to interpret law

01:09:08.580 now if all of a sudden we have justices that decide you know that they're not going to interpret the law

01:09:15.060 they have actually abdicated one of their enumerated duties and responsibilities so they should have at

01:09:21.080 least heard the case should have allowed the evidence to come forward and make a decision on it

01:09:26.020 and not just simply say we're not going to accept the case and so therefore it comes back to

01:09:30.520 my statement what protection do law-abiding states have against states that are going out there and

01:09:38.140 violating the constitution and violating law you cannot have states that all of a sudden decide

01:09:43.960 well we're going to have this universal mail-in ballot thing you don't have to have signature

01:09:48.100 verifications we'll accept these ballots anytime after the the uh november the third election and look

01:09:54.400 at what has happened in new york claudia tinney is supposedly up by 12 ballots and then guess what

01:09:59.660 happens oh we found 12 ballots so if you want to talk about disenfranchising legal voters is these

01:10:06.560 unconstitutional acts that are doing it but like you just said where do people go where the states go

01:10:12.560 to have their voices heard the right to petition their government for redress of grievances that is

01:10:18.320 the foundation of our declaration of independence that thomas jefferson wrote so what did what do i would

01:10:24.440 imagine the ags would need to get together and and do this together to make sure that they are

01:10:31.980 blocking unconstitutional rulings etc etc what does that mean to you in in your eyes how do they do that

01:10:40.620 well i mean i am not a lawyer by trade i'm just a simple stupid paratrooper that took a note to the

01:10:47.620 constitution back in 1982 and i just see this as a threat i see this as a fracture to our constitutional

01:10:54.560 republic so it's not just the state attorney generals it's also the state legislators if you

01:11:00.880 are a state legislator in georgia pennsylvania michigan or wisconsin you need to rise up you need to stand up

01:11:08.000 and say that we cannot allow the the uh the judicial branch in our state or the executive branch in our

01:11:14.680 state to supersede and to uh usurp our our duties and our responsibilities they cannot change law

01:11:23.000 we're the ones that have been duly elected by the people to do such so i think another thing that needs

01:11:28.920 to happen these state legislatures need to bond together and i would hope that the state legislatures

01:11:34.520 in these respective four states pennsylvania georgia michigan wisconsin will take an action and take a stand

01:11:40.300 today do you see that happening have you heard any rumblings of that i have not and it just goes

01:11:48.560 back to me asking the question is the courage that it took uh back in 1776 for those 56 men to stand up

01:11:58.320 and establish these united states america i am really concerned that we still have that courage in this

01:12:03.520 country i have often thought of the only words that were spoken by george washington during the actual

01:12:10.760 constitutional convention um they of course new york was looking for special exceptions and handouts

01:12:17.460 as usual uh and ben franklin had fought and fought a fought against it and they were starting to get

01:12:24.320 you know starting to enter into really horse trading and it was getting ugly and the whole room stopped

01:12:30.380 and ben franklin looked at george washington and he he stood up and the only thing he really said

01:12:37.040 during the convention were these words let us raise a banner that the wise and the honest can repair

01:12:45.980 the rest is in the hands of god uh and what he meant by that was do the right thing we haven't come

01:12:55.360 this far to screw it up just do the right thing and it will be repairable in the future because they'll

01:13:04.080 see that we tried to do the right thing and they'll want to do the right thing but also when you do the

01:13:09.160 right thing god's going to do what god's going to do and just accept the consequences one way or another

01:13:16.060 no you're absolutely right and you know a lot of people took some uh uh consternation with that

01:13:23.520 final sentence in my statement but if you go to the preamble of our constitution what does it say

01:13:28.660 it says we the people of these of the united states in order to form a more perfect union what's the

01:13:34.100 very first thing establish justice so what our founding fathers knew was that in order to have

01:13:39.160 a more perfect union we had to have a constitution we had to have a rule of law if we have gotten to

01:13:44.260 the point where we don't believe in that rule of law we're not going to have a more perfect union

01:13:48.120 and that's why i talked about a union the words that they use of law-abiding states that abide by

01:13:53.940 the constitution that's how we have a perfect union and you're right leaders what i learned in the

01:13:59.860 military leaders know what right looks like and leaders don't pick and choose when to do what is

01:14:04.560 right which comes back to what the supreme court uh did last friday you do what is right all the time

01:14:10.680 you interpret the law that is your responsibility by the constitution and now states have to be concerned

01:14:16.880 where do we go to redress our grievances if the highest court in the land which by original

01:14:22.860 jurisdiction that's the only court we could go to decided to not listen to us so alan let me let me

01:14:32.960 ask you a difficult question say all of these things fail and on the 20th of january or whatever it is

01:14:42.600 uh the uh joe biden is sworn in and uh that's just the ruling of the the you know courts and the system

01:14:52.400 and the and the legislatures and all of that what is it going to take to get people to uh come back

01:15:00.740 into the fold and uh and not split apart well i think when you just said the ruling of the course

01:15:10.460 first and foremost the course need to hear the people and if the course refused to to hear the

01:15:15.160 people then you're going to have an issue come uh january the 20th and we cannot live in a country

01:15:21.000 where every single time there is a republican that is elected george w bush he's illegitimate

01:15:25.760 when donald trump is elected he's illegitimate let's resist him when amy coney barrett is uh brought

01:15:32.100 onto the supreme court by constitutional process she's illegitimate brett kavanaugh is illegitimate

01:15:36.620 we cannot have progressive socialists that believe that they can rule by absolutism and

01:15:41.020 totalitarianism and everything that doesn't agree with them is illegitimate so i think that the first

01:15:46.720 and foremost the american people need to go by the uh electoral process the ballot process but if you

01:15:52.680 start to have uh mandates edicts orders and decrees that are handed down such as red flag laws such as

01:15:59.000 uh mandatory a gun buybacks you know these things i believe that the the american people have a right to

01:16:05.780 say no thank you very much lieutenant colonel allen west thanks for your stand and your time this

01:16:12.360 morning appreciate it thank you god bless god bless you merry christmas

01:16:16.280 that was what i was looking for because that's where that's where i am okay all right fight until the

01:16:27.820 very end but when the end is there and nobody's listening okay but if they start with unconstitutional

01:16:37.400 things and they start taking away the things that are guaranteed in our rights that's a different

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01:18:03.920 this is the glenbeck program we were we were just talking about the uh the problem that happened

01:18:18.720 on uh friday with the supreme court with lieutenant colonel uh allen west and i think i agree with

01:18:27.000 his last statement is if i heard it right you fight until it's over and then when it's over

01:18:32.400 you you gather yourselves and stand for the constitution and if they start violating

01:18:38.640 if they start doing things like uh as he said red flag laws especially through executive order

01:18:44.660 they start mandatory uh uh registration for your gun i'm not doing that i'm not doing that we all

01:18:53.540 mandatory buyback no i'm not selling but mandatory buyback what a weird term that is that is no it's

01:19:00.720 not what it is it's just it's com it's it's confiscation for confiscating your property right

01:19:06.660 like it's like it's not a it's compensate and confiscate that's what it is uh but that's not a

01:19:11.680 that's not a buyback uh yeah i mean look there we have to constantly fight these battles we've been

01:19:17.240 fighting them the whole time i mean we fought them under republican precedents where you have

01:19:21.000 to fight against people taking your constitutional rights that's always been you know part of of what

01:19:25.780 we're doing here it becomes more and more intense as people get rid of these social and and political

01:19:32.460 norms where you they're talking about doing all these things that i would argue are unconstitutional

01:19:38.680 we have to fight against them i mean that's you know that's there are obviously lines to that and

01:19:44.020 the way that we do that is important but of course you fight for your constitutional rights and i would

01:19:49.460 fight for them whether it was democrats or republicans trying to take them so i mean i you know i we've said

01:19:54.340 i can give you examples from the even this administration that i thought you know the the uh the bump stock

01:19:59.340 ban i thought was absolutely unconstitutional right you know and again that was something that trump did and

01:20:03.540 we talked about it a lot um that that absolutely you have to fight for those things you have to

01:20:09.500 i mean you if you don't do that if you if there are not people who are sitting back and and and saying

01:20:15.660 wait a minute there are lines here there are constitutional lines that cannot be crossed

01:20:20.800 you know people keep talking about this in the in the context of the election and that trump is doing

01:20:26.600 things that no other president has done first of all all these things have been done by democrats

01:20:30.360 uh before and past even in recent elections even in 2016 many of these things were were done and i

01:20:37.400 look at this kind of as a you know you these are attorneys right attorneys are looking for every way

01:20:43.520 possible to get their person to win we knew this happened with people with john kerry and al gore

01:20:48.660 it's happening with with trump here um you can say that maybe this one's valid and the last ones

01:20:53.600 weren't but the bottom line is these these teams are going to fight for their team to win

01:20:57.820 usually every legal pathway they can think of that's not something that's crazy in our system

01:21:03.620 in fact you could argue if you were to say that there was absolutely no fraud right let's just say

01:21:07.600 for a second no fraud at all everything went down the exact way it was supposed to you could argue

01:21:12.160 that our system has worked really well right you could argue that you would say well if this president

01:21:19.240 if let's just say barack obama was doing this the fact that these are all broken up around

01:21:23.640 different states of different systems protects against someone overreaching so if there actually

01:21:28.360 is overreach and there's nothing to these cases then the system is going to reject that we just have

01:21:34.060 to make sure the system stays together because if it breaks apart then we're every other nation on

01:21:38.880 this earth and we've seen what that's led to new constitutions you know riots uh all sorts of crazy

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01:26:14.640 so the number one question i am asked online in person skywriting i'm expecting skywriters to say

01:26:28.700 what do we do um that is a topic i think for the first of the year um because it requires much

01:26:37.440 more prayer uh than i have uh afforded it at this point the thing that we i know we must do is

01:26:45.940 recognize that much of what's going on is our fault because we didn't educate ourselves

01:26:52.480 and we didn't educate our children we thought we were because we put them think of how stupid this

01:27:00.260 is we put them in a state-run school and expected that state-run school that was getting federal

01:27:08.860 funding to teach our children never trust the state or the federal government that's not going to work

01:27:17.600 out well it's not going to work out well uh and it hasn't so the first thing we have to do is re-educate

01:27:24.360 ourselves and if you are looking for a christmas gift or if you are just if you just want to make

01:27:31.540 sure that you know the american story i want you to buy the new book called and i have nothing to do

01:27:38.120 with this the american story the beginnings this is by david and tim barton it is the best book that

01:27:47.240 they have ever read that they have ever written uh it is it tells our story in very short chapters

01:27:55.520 and really takes you from just before the pilgrims uh and takes you through the founding and the

01:28:03.720 separation of church and state and everything else and the great thing is it has like uh gosh what is

01:28:09.560 this a 50 page 50 page uh footnotes in the back so you don't have to you don't have to trust david

01:28:17.620 barton boy it's boy it's it's much more than 50 pages um you don't have to trust david barton

01:28:23.480 the author uh you can go look it up for yourself the american story get this for your family for

01:28:31.600 christmas get one for each kid david welcome to the program uh you're in a you're sound like you're

01:28:41.400 in a bad sell spot david um uh so tell me about the book i you know you gave this to me what about

01:28:49.220 month ago month and a half ago and it's just like you i thought this was a galley and you're like hey

01:28:55.320 here's a new book read this it's not a galley it's the actual book it's finished um and and so i

01:29:02.180 didn't say anything i started to read it and david i i think i finished the first i sat down to read it

01:29:10.100 and i ended up at the boston massacre which is page 129 before i got up and i was like oh my gosh the

01:29:17.840 time has flown uh this is fantastic fantastic david thank you sir

01:29:25.260 yeah it's um it's kind of what we've learned over the years is that the story of america is best

01:29:31.320 told in stories amazingly yeah uh and that's what we've gotten away from in in recent decades and

01:29:37.160 even the past century since progressives have come in we just don't tell stories well anymore

01:29:41.240 and when you look at the stories and you know whether it be the boston massacre or whether it be

01:29:46.740 back to the pilgrims or back to even columbus who's got to be the greatest villain in the world today

01:29:51.660 and that's simply because we no longer know the story we just know the narrative that groups like

01:29:56.600 16 19 and others would push on us and we just don't know the stories anymore so that's what we

01:30:01.360 felt was really important to get out was to to go back to the people find out who they are and tell

01:30:06.240 the story of what occurred and as you said we footnoted it all our objective is to document truth

01:30:12.860 and so we've gone back to original sources that we've been collecting for years and that's really

01:30:17.500 the basis of telling the american story i mean david it is it's really fantastic and you've told

01:30:23.260 you've told christopher columbus story in uh gosh 20 uh no not even that uh 10 pages 10 pages the

01:30:37.080 everything you need to know about christopher columbus at least just to get a handle on who he really was

01:30:44.060 and what really happened um and so you start there then you go through the ref reformation which

01:30:49.760 is what three or four pages you tell them in such a clear and concise way and you don't get bogged down

01:30:57.800 in all of the stuff that usually is on your history test that doesn't mean anything you know what i mean

01:31:05.120 yeah i didn't that's that was me glenn because i i was a math and science guy i was the principal of

01:31:11.160 school i taught math and science i hated history i did not like history i stayed completely away from

01:31:15.920 it until i started finding the stories and and when we literally started collecting the old stuff

01:31:21.200 you go my gosh i've never heard this before who's this guy never never heard of a wentworth cheswell

01:31:27.220 and never heard of a jack suss and all these black heroes that suddenly started popping up in the

01:31:32.000 american revolution you go we wouldn't be america without these black heroes do i've never heard these

01:31:36.960 guys and so that's what got me into history was finding out all this stuff that i had never been

01:31:42.160 exposed to and what was considered to be a fairly fairly rigorous educational training that i had

01:31:48.720 i'd never heard of any of these guys and so now i love history because it is the stories but that's

01:31:54.180 not where america's been for a while i think i was kind of vicariously typical of a lot of people

01:31:59.000 the reasons we don't like history and that's that's what we're trying to get around with this book

01:32:03.920 you have seven chapters just on the pilgrims to the pure puritans why

01:32:10.540 the pilgrims as it turns out and this is let me back up to say one of the things that we've done

01:32:17.680 over the years is we've seen the attacks on different aspects of history and not knowing

01:32:22.180 if they're true or not we go back and say well is that accurate and let's go back and see what the

01:32:26.340 truth is and so we'll research it and so we're really aware of a lot of the things that attack america

01:32:31.440 in so many ways and the 1619 project is one of the those now at the time we were doing this book

01:32:36.700 three years ago 1619 project hadn't come up yet but we'd already seen the attacks coming from the

01:32:42.100 professors etc and so the narrative is that america is founded as this great slavery we were founded on

01:32:49.060 slavery everything about america's slavery the free market system is based on slavery that's why you

01:32:53.980 can't have it anymore and everything is that way except that's just not the way it was in america

01:32:58.520 slavery did come in but it didn't even come in in 1619 the first legal case of slavery is 1651 so

01:33:04.980 they've missed that already but it was not the jamestown people that guided america it was the

01:33:10.700 pilgrims and what they brought they're the ones who brought the free market they're the ones who

01:33:14.980 brought equality they're the ones who brought great relations with native americans they're the

01:33:19.420 ones who established private property the things that america believes in didn't come out of 1619 or

01:33:24.620 jamestown they came out of the plymouth people they came out of the bible oriented reformation

01:33:29.480 people who said hey here's what the scripture says about how we get along with others and about how

01:33:34.180 we how we work and how we have private property and how we have free market and that's what the

01:33:39.480 key to the narrative is it's not the 1619 it's the pilgrims and so that's why we spent a little more

01:33:44.700 time on that to show how that they developed all the good things of america and they don't need to

01:33:49.280 be torn down just because the 1619 project wants to wrongly claim a bad narrative and you cover um

01:33:55.340 jamestown uh as well and you talk about you talk about the pilgrims you know when you say they were

01:34:02.680 for private property they weren't always for private property when they were coming over they had

01:34:09.760 almost a united order they had almost socialism or communism uh is what they were going to do based on

01:34:16.460 everybody being you know a loving brother in christ will just put everything together and it

01:34:22.560 didn't work out it did not work out and that's one of the things i really like about the pilgrims is the

01:34:29.220 courage they had to change their own lives and abandon what they had previously believed if they

01:34:34.240 found what the truth was and in their case they grew up in a world that everybody in the world at that

01:34:39.760 time thought slavery was fine everybody in the world at that time thought having it having a top heavy

01:34:45.040 government was a good thing to do whether it was a king or monarch or something else uh everybody

01:34:49.500 in the world at that time was it was essentially practicing socialism slash communism and so that's

01:34:54.820 what they've grown up in but as they take the individual time to get in the scriptures and say

01:34:59.720 wait a minute did you see what that scripture just said that's not what we've been doing for the

01:35:03.440 last 500 or 700 years and so they are really really great thinkers in the sense that they would

01:35:10.120 look at things objectively and say hey here's what the scripture says but we're not doing that

01:35:14.420 let's do what the scripture says because that's going to work out better and they did have the

01:35:18.660 courage to take themselves on and change so many things that they did and so even as the governor

01:35:24.640 william bradford said he said we we had the socialistic system as if we were wiser than god

01:35:30.060 and then we found what the truth was and that's what i appreciate about the pilgrims is the fact that

01:35:35.960 they were looking for truth and when they found it they had the courage to apply it and if they had

01:35:40.060 not have done that we would not have the model that we have from that culture and it's a great

01:35:44.660 model for america to follow they they are really great examples of using the scientific theory are

01:35:51.780 they not they are and you know for me i have i'm on a new crusade right now and and i have never in

01:36:01.100 my life thought that truth is as important as i think it is now and i i am sold on that and i know

01:36:07.280 that there's areas probably where i don't know what the truth is yet and i've got to find that so

01:36:11.240 i i'm learning how to dig things out that i've never had to dig out before and i have come to

01:36:16.800 the point where i can no longer accept uh what any we've gone through the last several decades with

01:36:23.240 good intentions we didn't think our teachers were specifically lying to us and we thought they were

01:36:27.700 doing what they could we didn't think the media was specifically lying to us and now we don't believe

01:36:32.500 that anymore and so the question is who can i trust how can i trust and where can i find what's

01:36:37.720 accurate what's true whether it be in the election stuff or whether it be in what's going with education

01:36:42.140 or economics or anything else there are folks now who are just repeating stupid stuff because that's

01:36:47.760 what they were told and we just can't trust the good intentions anymore and so i've really been on

01:36:52.900 a quest for truth and going back and finding out what is true and a lot of the things we're talking

01:36:58.500 about in that book really have not been presented through american education in probably 80 or 90

01:37:03.260 years and so it's been a rediscovery journey for me but it takes that scientific type of inquiry

01:37:09.660 to go back and test everything and check it out and look at the the results check the evidence and i

01:37:16.980 think that's that's where america is going to have to get back to is not only do we have to have a love

01:37:22.220 of the truth now we have to go find the truth and that's something that that we have not had to do in

01:37:27.240 america for 100 years we trusted our teachers we trusted our leaders we trusted the political

01:37:31.740 people you know we may have had differences but they weren't at in their intense bad we can't make

01:37:38.700 that assumption anymore and so we're in a whole different period and that's really kind of what

01:37:43.820 has driven me to to do what we did in this book well david you uh accomplished it and then some as i say

01:37:50.760 and i and you know i mean this because i wrote it to you i'm not just saying this on the air

01:37:54.680 i wrote it to you uh after i finished the first 120 some pages uh in one sitting i said david this

01:38:01.700 is an exceptional book i mean it is the one history book that i would urge every home to have there's

01:38:09.900 only another the only other book i have really just pounded on that is the 5 000 year leap it is the

01:38:18.860 one that gives you all of the principles of america and if you understand those principles

01:38:24.820 you understand how you can recreate it you also understand what's wrong with america

01:38:29.380 this the american story the beginnings needs to be in every listener home it don't don't buy it to

01:38:38.820 digital download buy it to have a paper copy of it in your home uh the american story the beginnings

01:38:47.120 by david and tim barton uh david can you buy this on amazon yes sir it's available on all major outlets

01:38:54.100 that's better than what i could probably say here uh soon david thank you very much the american story

01:39:01.120 the beginnings could you hold for a sec because i want to talk to you after the break about something

01:39:04.340 else yes sir okay hold on thanks david

01:39:07.300 all right after spending the weekend in dc and hanging out at the white house christmas party

01:39:16.520 i'm coming to the conclusion that you know what the president needs right behind the oval office

01:39:22.540 right there by the garden you know just on a little patio area he needs a grill yes he needs

01:39:29.080 yeah wouldn't that have driven them out of their mind if he just

01:39:32.420 just throws a wreck so to throw a wreck tech out there they would be like he's grilling

01:39:38.440 outside damn right damn right the uh he brought mcdonald's into the white house i think that this

01:39:45.880 would be a much better move uh okay so the food is great at the white house trust me it was really

01:39:50.660 good not complaining whole staff of people who your tax dollars are paying for just to cook all the meal

01:39:56.320 all the meals when the president could just throw steak on the back just you know stick the thermometer in

01:40:01.660 it uh and it would take care of it everything i mean it takes care of the temperature and just

01:40:06.780 alerts the president on his phone uh that hey your food's done i mean wouldn't that be better for the

01:40:12.280 taxpayers sure and it would drive the press out of their mind it's worth it i say we get a wreck tech

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01:40:36.480 david barton is uh with us and he's talking about his new book the american story the beginnings that

01:40:55.660 he wrote uh with his son who david you must be so proud your son is is just an exceptional man

01:41:02.620 exceptional man yeah he is and he has far surpassed me in so many areas and i am so proud of him doing

01:41:10.880 that uh i've learned a lot of history from him because he's in a generation that questions things

01:41:15.960 differently than i did yeah and so he's much more familiar with what's being taught today which is why

01:41:21.580 the leadership training program is so cool because he is so aware of what's out there and has dug into

01:41:28.540 it and found out the truth about issues and so i have learned so much from him we have been so waylaid

01:41:35.280 by the uh election this year we were going to start our leadership training programs online before the

01:41:42.860 end of the year obviously we're not going to be able to do that but we will do it in january

01:41:46.420 uh once everything calms down uh because a lot of people don't know this but david is involved

01:41:51.900 politically uh in many many states and so he is always traveling um can you tell me we've got about

01:41:59.760 two minutes david can you tell me your thoughts on the supreme court case and what they said on friday

01:42:04.180 i thought it was interesting not that they rejected the 7-2 but that the other two said even if we

01:42:10.760 accepted it we would not have ruled for texas so it's really unanimous rejection so it's not a

01:42:16.240 partisan thing necessarily it's a standing thing there are still three cases at the u.s supreme

01:42:21.660 court uh there's still a lot left to do with this thing uh we saw discovery over the weekend we're

01:42:27.380 trying to get a protective order lifted so that we can see the forensic evidence of what can happen

01:42:31.860 on those 22 dominion machines so this thing is still far from over but the legal eyes have certainly

01:42:37.340 been on the texas rejection although that is certainly not the full story uh well i will tell you it's

01:42:42.400 interesting that we came out and found out that the russians did hack into uh the government

01:42:50.080 including the treasury they have had access for a while and they were using they are hacking into

01:42:55.680 a specific system the same system used by the voting machines and yet man can you imagine if that would

01:43:02.480 have broken and the worlds were reversed the the news would be all over that it's a russian hack it's a

01:43:08.400 russian hack yeah we we knew about that actually a year ago one of the guys who's doing the first

01:43:14.820 examinations talked to our legislators a year ago and said hey here's the deal here's what the russians

01:43:19.820 have done we've spotted where they've come in and and a year ago he was telling the legislators about

01:43:24.820 this uh so he is one of the guys intimately involved in what's going on with the forensic data but

01:43:30.260 you're right this is stuff that this should have been news it was not it should have been though

01:43:35.160 yeah david barton thank you so much we'll talk again my friend uh david barton the name of the book

01:43:41.380 is the american story the beginnings it is fantastic all footnoted uh and takes you from columbus

01:43:52.300 to the uh end of slavery with lincoln this is the glenn beck program

01:43:58.900 all right uh our sponsor is gold line the electoral college is convening they're voting

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01:45:17.100 10 bucks on your subscription to blaze tv do today this is the glenn beck program this weekend we sat

01:45:29.780 down my wife and i we went over the christmas list we checked it twice uh now we're trying to figure

01:45:35.380 out when do we have time to go get any of it or even spend time to go online to get it uh but christmas

01:45:41.880 is right around the corner we've just uh introduced a new website today uh that is

01:45:49.380 convenient i guess for christmas uh if you are into uh any of my political art or covid art most people

01:46:00.040 don't know that i i paint um but i do and you can go to glennbeckart.com right now glennbeckart.com

01:46:08.760 and we've just got a few of my uh paintings up we'll be adding more but um we have the covid series

01:46:16.980 and the political series which i really i like both of them myself first of all we should point

01:46:23.200 out that you were named the 100th most important person in the world of art yes that is true by some

01:46:29.520 art magazine many years ago many years ago and i still think it applies i think you hold once you're

01:46:33.700 there you're you're oh you're always you're always now we're only saying that because they meant it as

01:46:38.340 a as a slam and uh we want to make sure that we hold on to that title and let them know how

01:46:44.660 you know important it makes us feel it does it's very important to all of us though uh that's why i

01:46:49.220 can remember the name of the magazine so it's so much in my heart that i can't quite come up with

01:46:53.860 the words to describe what it was i can't remember um but uh yeah the the two series here are pretty

01:46:59.180 interesting i love on the you have an election series and you wouldn't think of glennbeck as a guy who

01:47:05.320 gives weight loss tips that's not necessarily right this is a good this is a good one though i do love

01:47:11.080 this i love this it says lose weight fast try socialism and has a you know it's really it was

01:47:19.140 uh i was working in my sketch pad uh on this one and uh my wife was like what are you drawing i'm like

01:47:26.500 i'm trying to draw like a skinny ethiopian kid i can't get him right and she's like what what are

01:47:34.240 you doing i'm then i told her it's lose weight fast try socialism uh so it's a little venezuelan

01:47:40.200 and it kind of works with both ways lose weight fast like quickly and also you're pretty much

01:47:45.000 going to fast your way yeah weight loss yeah when you try socialism great you'll be eating zoo animals

01:47:49.820 within a month it's fantastic uh you have a great uh alexandria ocasio cortez creepy head

01:47:56.440 which i which i love yeah yeah um great uh what about who what the real russian collusion was

01:48:03.460 uh you can look at the the gas can next to it i really like the gas can uh and people are like why is

01:48:09.820 that in the election series because i look at it's called the media uh and i just they are just

01:48:16.200 they pour gasoline on fires all the time all the time they're burning the whole country down

01:48:23.700 uh geppetto and his little wooden boy is also very good what's the last one uh which one the last

01:48:31.280 one at the end uh avarice it's a poison and uh it's what's the story behind that one uh i just

01:48:41.300 i like the idea of uh a bubbling uh brew of poison and what's poisoning what's killing our society

01:48:49.920 what's killing us and uh yeah and i i had a hard time deciding what that poison would be i i actually

01:48:57.320 was going to make a series of a whole bunch of different poisons yeah uh and one of them was fame

01:49:02.140 uh one of them was fortune uh but uh decided this one was avarice so now your covid series um

01:49:12.080 is conflicting to me because like i see your uh covid gothic print which is uh you know like the you

01:49:20.220 you know what's the name is it's called american gothic right yeah the two the the father and most

01:49:26.340 people think it's his wife but it's his actually his father and his daughter uh farmers standing in

01:49:32.120 front of their house and he's got the pitchfork you've seen the picture a million times yeah uh

01:49:36.800 yours uh they're wearing masks right right can you zoom in on yours if you look in you look at her eyes

01:49:43.660 and she's like uh dad what's going on right what's happening here the thing that conflicts me most

01:49:50.500 about this one though is it it appears you actually have talent like it's actually really

01:49:58.900 well done and i would expect you in you know to be really bad at pretty much everything this is

01:50:04.900 that's the only one that you think no that was i would say is the most maybe the most impressive

01:50:09.680 one the abraham lincoln one is really amazing as well yeah um i mean they're all really good

01:50:14.540 i like my favorites my favorites are uh the covid gothic the keep calm and carry on with uh

01:50:22.420 winston churchill the abraham lincoln shall not perish from the earth uh and the covid with the

01:50:28.600 indian that comes from an old apple box uh from the 1940s and i don't remember what it said maybe

01:50:35.520 california uh up on there it was like california apples i don't think i've ever seen abraham lincoln

01:50:40.480 wearing a surgical mask before uh no no no but it's 100 approved by the state oh good so it's

01:50:47.160 really it's good and uh if you'll notice on the winston churchill mask it says china on the mask

01:50:55.940 hell yeah and the covid the indian uh says i just just reproduced really the apple box thing uh except

01:51:05.480 said california says covid and then the little little ball on the side says from china and his

01:51:12.920 metal that he's wearing around his neck says natural 100 made by hand oh it makes me feel

01:51:18.260 better about it yeah so i thought that was uh i thought that was good that's great stuff glennbeck

01:51:22.540 art.com is the place to go and if you order now you can uh get them they're g clay so that this is a

01:51:28.820 stretched framed canvas uh suitable for framing or hanging as is uh but uh you can get them now

01:51:36.500 at glennbeckart.com hopefully uh after the new year we'll make some t-shirts and some mugs and

01:51:42.420 things like that i have to talk to them see how long that takes to be able to get that ready but

01:51:46.660 you know maybe we can have that up in a couple of days don't know if it'll make it for uh for

01:51:51.520 christmas but the art will make it for christmas we have the uh supplies in-house and ready to go so if

01:51:57.200 you want to order that you can get it uh before christmas so you can give it to whoever a loved

01:52:03.740 one maybe a person you hate you know somebody's like they gave me this ugly art and i don't know

01:52:11.120 what to do with it and they come over all the time so i can't like keep it in a closet i gotta hang it

01:52:16.060 because they'll say where is it i've done that before by the way i have done that i have given people

01:52:21.700 something really hideously ugly and said this is so important to me i i've had it for years and

01:52:29.980 it would mean so much if you'd hang it in your home and then they open it up and it's really hideous

01:52:35.940 and then they're like oh that no we can't take this from you and like no no i've waited for a long time

01:52:44.120 for the right person and i just think it would be perfect in your house and then i don't tell them

01:52:49.920 for about a month and i visit them often during that month just to make sure that it's hanging

01:52:55.400 and every time i leave they're like what the hell are we gonna do we gotta tell them we hate this art

01:53:00.720 then i come in about a month later and i tell them by the way i got that at a garage sale uh like two

01:53:06.420 days before i stopped by your house you don't like your friends do you well i don't have a lot for

01:53:13.220 some some strange reason i don't seem to have a lot anyway uh it's uh glennbeckart.com glennbeckart.com

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01:54:51.600 no welcome to the glenn back program sorry we're just talking about we're talking about my art and

01:54:59.640 i don't know why the stew just brought up a i heard this fake art thing it was a documentary on

01:55:04.840 like art that isn't actually like legitimately what it says it is so people pay all this money for these

01:55:13.160 auctions and so much of it is faked i mean i was surprised at the numbers it was very high

01:55:17.900 percentage oh yeah of this they believe it's fake big time they you know when i bought um

01:55:23.780 uh for the museum i bought a um winslow homer who is one of the best american artists out there and

01:55:33.940 he did something during reconstruction that is very anti-slavery if you know the story but nobody

01:55:41.800 wanted to bid on it at this time because nobody wanted to own a painting of slaves even though it's

01:55:47.000 a winslow homer um and uh when we went through it the people that i bought it through they were

01:55:56.120 like we will check on it we'll check on it i mean x-rays the canvas was tested everything was tested

01:56:02.040 to make sure that it is the real thing and that was shocking but apparently people are very good at

01:56:10.200 faking stuff yeah like there it's the documentary is called there are no fakes and it's about uh one of

01:56:16.980 the guys that's featured in it is the guy one of the guys from bare naked ladies the band who

01:56:21.880 apparently went and tried to buy some piece of art that was very expensive and then later on kind of

01:56:27.780 came to the conclusion it wasn't real and it goes through the whole thing as it's really well because

01:56:32.920 it's like i always say this about my my wife uh you know she has a wedding ring obviously and she

01:56:37.860 wears it and it's jewelry and i i she's like oh you know like it's it's only this much money and i think

01:56:43.580 to myself like it could be any amount of money i have no idea if it's real or fake i have no idea

01:56:47.940 whether like it's just a shiny thing you wear and like honestly a good part of me hopes it's fake you

01:56:53.340 know why because if you ever leave me okay you've got nothing nothing you can't sell it they're gonna

01:57:00.440 realize it's a piece of trash i don't care if i'm overspending it for now when you walk out that door

01:57:06.500 you got nothing on your finger i'm rooting to be ripped off so did you buy it you bought her the

01:57:14.580 ring or did she buy the ring i bought you know i mean when you initially proposed this ring has been

01:57:19.860 updated it is now apparently one full diamond mind worth so you so wait wait wait so she's updated it

01:57:26.060 oh she well she makes recommendations all right okay hey you know what it's a good christmas present

01:57:30.980 yeah and birthday and anniversary and flag day uh yeah i don't i don't i do that with my i've seen

01:57:39.580 we're married to the opposite if i was married to lisa we'd be broke okay because i'm just like she is

01:57:46.340 and tanya is just like you that's why it makes such a good relay because tanya doesn't care about any of

01:57:52.040 that stuff she doesn't want any of that stuff i you know i've been pumping her for i don't know how

01:57:56.900 many weeks now about christmas christmas christmas give us some idea the entire family is about to

01:58:03.440 have an intervention some idea right anything and she'll be like i don't well i no i don't need

01:58:14.700 anything oh that's so frustrating yeah it's so frustrating yeah well i don't have that problem

01:58:20.020 i get just links sent to me directly do you like that i think i would i think i would like that because

01:58:26.320 that's what i do to my that's what i i send her just links that is not at all surprising

01:58:31.240 the only thing because she does she'll buy something and it won't be right and then she'll

01:58:36.860 be like i just i don't i hate buying stuff for you and i'm like well it's it's a same because i buy

01:58:42.380 stuff for you and you don't wear it or don't like it or whatever and just like we're just in the send

01:58:46.980 me a link portion of our relationship that is what it's fine it's fine the first you know whatever

01:58:52.620 how many years it was that i was together with my wife it was a lot of like this you know like

01:58:56.720 big surprises and and really creative gift giving and now it's like she just sends me a link or

01:59:01.820 she'll just put it on her instagram i go she'll just be like go to my instagram you can find it

01:59:05.860 there at least the page made me do it go find it and then she'll just put the link there and i'll

01:59:11.160 just that's what i'm supposed to that's fine that's great i mean at some level you just if you

01:59:16.640 you're gonna keep fighting it so my wife used to buy ties for me and i i like ties i never liked

01:59:23.080 the ties she would buy for me and so then i'd be like oh okay i love it i love it and then she would

01:59:29.240 say how come you rarely wear my tie and i'm like i only wear it when i know i'm going to be with you

01:59:36.220 so you think i love it and i don't i don't love it well so there are two different cultures when it

01:59:43.120 comes to that yeah and my wife and i come from different schools on that as well and that like

01:59:47.620 i've heard her get presents and give presents to other family members and they'll just be like oh

01:59:52.840 my gosh i don't like this at all like at christmas like unwrap the present oh god this i would never

01:59:58.120 wear this i would never wear this they'll say it right to each other and i kind of like that i kind

02:00:03.440 of like it there is something endearing about it although it's it's like i i don't i don't know

02:00:08.000 that i've ever seen it as direct as they are in their family i kind of like that i like that actually

02:00:12.800 because yeah you know i always because you always follow it up with look if you don't like

02:00:16.660 it just return it no i love it i love it yeah and you don't and then you're stuck with it and you

02:00:22.980 should return it but on the other side there's it really i mean it's the thought that counts is

02:00:28.320 is somewhat of a meaningless slogan but it is a factor there right like someone who likes you

02:00:34.740 has gone out of their way to purchase something for you no unless they're teenagers because then they

02:00:39.660 just go out to a store and they're like that oh you mean yeah wait till you have teenagers they

02:00:44.820 don't actually care they don't a teenage boy doesn't care does not care walks in just that

02:00:50.360 it says world's greatest uncle i know dad it's just and honey i don't celebrate kwanzaa i don't

02:00:57.460 understand i don't understand that uh dad it was just in the checkout line that's what it that's what

02:01:04.500 it was it was the thing that mistakenly fell into my basket when i was buying fritos right

02:01:09.640 i was there buying something else and mom said have you gotten your dad a gift yet and i was already

02:01:17.120 in line here it is baby ruth god bless you merry christmas that's why i tell him every year you

02:01:23.740 know you're getting in my will my best regards that's what you're getting oh that's nice and i have put

02:01:29.620 that in my will and to rafe because i i in some parts of me so want to be dead so i can just watch

02:01:37.460 his face when the attorney reads and to my son rafe i leave my best regards it does say pause

02:01:48.300 while reading this aloud to him really yes well because they have that um do you remember that

02:01:53.900 movie brewster's millions uh yeah back in the day they had like the the the uh the guy who's you

02:02:00.100 know the the uncle or whoever it was yeah he had recorded a video right where he actually read the

02:02:04.360 thing and just explained it i mean that might be something you want to consider it might be it might

02:02:08.300 be it would cheer the family up i mean to some extent when i say because i've blown everything else

02:02:15.040 it's all gone that might temper the comedy a bit a bit

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The Glenn Beck Program - December 14, 2020

The Vaccine Is Here ｜ Guests： Lt. Col. Allen West & David Barton ｜ 12⧸14⧸20

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