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00:02:17.460 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:21.580 Hello, America.

00:02:23.120 Welcome to Wednesday.

00:02:24.620 Yesterday, I had a fascinating hour conversation with Tucker Carlson.

00:02:31.260 I don't know if you saw it.

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00:02:41.000 Tucker Carlson happened live yesterday.

00:02:44.160 First interview he has done since going back to Russia.

00:02:47.680 I think I might have pushed him.

00:02:51.400 I mean, well, at one point he said, I'm really having a hard time not using the F word with you right now.

00:02:57.840 But I think it was really important what we learned yesterday.

00:03:02.040 And we're going to go there in 60 seconds.

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00:04:20.200 So yesterday, I think it was an important day for those who are fighting for the republic.

00:04:27.760 I have often told you, you need to know who is standing by your side.

00:04:34.560 And most people know that my former Fox News colleague, Tucker Carlson, went to Russia to interview Putin.

00:04:42.120 Something that everyone, every journalist would love to do, but nobody can get an interview.

00:04:50.280 But he did.

00:04:51.380 Aha.

00:04:51.880 Ah, why did he get the interview?

00:04:55.720 I think it's because he's pro-Putin.

00:04:58.240 The media and the left, as well as the Lindsey Grahams of the world, gave birth to a whole litter of kittens when it happened.

00:05:07.840 But those who know and have gone to really get to know Tucker and have grown to trust him as a defender of American ideas and ideals,

00:05:19.700 began to question some of the things that happened while he was there.

00:05:23.720 Now, I didn't question him, but it left a, I don't know, a lingering doubt, okay?

00:05:35.360 The things that he talked about with the grocery stores and the subways.

00:05:39.300 They're clean and nice.

00:05:40.660 Yeah, I got it.

00:05:42.160 Now, people pointed to that and said, that's proof Tucker not only loves Putin, but he wants an authoritarian state here so we can have clean subways.

00:05:52.180 Is that what he was saying?

00:05:55.080 I personally think he's too smart for that.

00:05:57.980 He knows who Durante was.

00:05:59.800 Durante was a New York Times reporter.

00:06:01.720 He was a communist, or at least a very big communist sympathizer, who was working for the Times, went to cover Russia,

00:06:08.820 and knowingly helped Stalin cover up the murder of about 8 million Ukrainians.

00:06:14.560 A little something called the Holodomor.

00:06:17.480 He wrote lovingly about the clean streets and the subways and how this planned economy and planned state functioned with perfection and everybody loved it.

00:06:29.720 Tucker knows history.

00:06:31.720 He's no Durante.

00:06:33.680 He loves his country.

00:06:36.960 So what gives?

00:06:38.520 What was he saying?

00:06:41.340 He's not on Putin's side at war or peace, but yet he doesn't seem to condemn him.

00:06:47.840 What is he advocating?

00:06:49.900 When he shows us the subways, is he telling us that we need, I don't know, to bring back law and order and we need a strong man to clean up the streets?

00:06:58.960 Or does he believe the Declaration, the Constitution, and Bill of Rights is the way to fix our country?

00:07:05.460 I found my answer.

00:07:08.060 And while it's the latter, there's more.

00:07:11.940 So let's start with the shopping carts and the subways and the state, how great they were.

00:07:19.980 Cut one.

00:07:20.440 Let me now go to some of the criticism of you that, you know, Jon Stewart just did a piece.

00:07:26.540 I don't know if you've seen it on you, but yeah, I never watched them either.

00:07:32.300 I know.

00:07:32.480 So, you know, you went in, you said Moscow is clean, the subways are wonderful, look at the chandeliers.

00:07:40.900 Well, you, I know you, Tucker, you're smart enough to know who built those to look like that and why.

00:07:47.940 And Durante went over.

00:07:50.140 I said it in the piece.

00:07:52.280 So Walter Durante denied the existence, he was a New York Times correspondent in Russia in the 30s, he denied, of course, the Ukrainian famine, which was Stalin, that's exactly right.

00:08:04.740 And he denied that the show trials of 1937, 38, that the terror was happening.

00:08:12.820 So those were lies.

00:08:15.560 Okay.

00:08:15.800 He told lies and that's why his Pulitzer Prize was pulled from him posthumously.

00:08:19.860 I told the truth in order to shame our leaders.

00:08:24.420 That subway station I showed was built by Stalin in 1939.

00:08:29.520 Joseph Stalin, probably the worst person in human history.

00:08:32.380 That was over 80 years ago and it's still in perfect shape.

00:08:36.240 Okay.

00:08:36.460 That's the point.

00:08:37.520 Look at what Moscow has and compare it to what we have.

00:08:42.120 So, but we have.

00:08:43.040 And you have to ask yourself, like, no, this is, this is an indictment of our leaders.

00:08:47.960 And I would recommend to every single one of your viewers and listeners, if you can, go spend a week in Moscow.

00:08:54.020 Not because you love Russia, but because you love your own country.

00:08:57.580 And compare that city, the largest city in Europe, 13 million people, compare it to the city that you live in or the city near you, which is in better shape.

00:09:04.800 So, so actually it's an indictment.

00:09:07.520 It's a radicalizing indictment of our rapidly declining standard of living and the horrible mismanagement of our leaders.

00:09:15.940 Why don't we have a subway like that in any American city with no crime?

00:09:21.080 Like, what is this?

00:09:22.340 So I, I went on to talk to him about this and I said, well, wait, I mean, that's because a dictator.

00:09:28.660 There's no, there's no drug problem in China because you can just execute them on the spot.

00:09:34.140 So what are you saying?

00:09:36.340 And again, he reiterated, I'm showing those things because I think Americans should be pissed off that this country, which we're told is on the brink of collapse, it's still together.

00:09:52.720 What's our excuse?

00:09:54.480 Why is it not together here?

00:09:59.020 And he was saying, I want to shame our politicians and wake the American people up saying we used to have clean streets.

00:10:07.080 We didn't need a dictator.

00:10:09.080 We did it because it was the right thing to do.

00:10:11.660 And we didn't have leadership that was leading us down this path of more and more chaos and drugs and crime and decay.

00:10:21.000 So did you get the sense, because like the reason Russia has that and has been able to maintain it for 80 years, right, is because they have certain policies they've implemented.

00:10:31.560 You mentioned, obviously, the crime part of this, right?

00:10:33.380 They are very, they're very, they're difficult on people who break their rules.

00:10:37.180 But also like another part of that policy is centralized government spending money on prioritizing spending on government institutions to make them pretty.

00:10:48.580 Yes.

00:10:48.700 And secondarily, making sure, focusing money on cities where foreigners come to visit, as opposed to rural areas where they let people.

00:10:57.820 Right.

00:10:58.180 So he's not asking for those policies, obviously.

00:11:01.900 No, no.

00:11:01.940 He believes we've already had that.

00:11:04.220 He was saying, we had gleaming cities.

00:11:07.520 We had beautiful cities.

00:11:09.140 We still do.

00:11:10.020 But he went in to talk about how now you've got a gigantic homeless village in front of Union Station, which is one of the most beautiful train stations in the country.

00:11:22.720 And it's right across the street from the Capitol.

00:11:25.120 He's like, that's not money.

00:11:27.140 So that's, that's policy.

00:11:29.120 And it's a question.

00:11:29.880 That is driving this.

00:11:30.540 Maybe even more than that.

00:11:31.760 Because we certainly, if we're building turtle tunnels, right, we certainly have the money to be able to maintain these buildings.

00:11:42.300 We're choosing other priorities.

00:11:44.400 Is that sort of his?

00:11:45.380 His thing is, we're not choosing, the people aren't choosing them, the government, the government, the government, and the, you know, whatever you call this ruling class, they are actively trying to destroy our cities and our country by saying, don't enforce crime.

00:12:05.800 Let drugs prevail.

00:12:07.920 Let people out on bail that are violent.

00:12:12.360 Let them do whatever they want.

00:12:14.360 Don't question.

00:12:15.380 And so it's not necessarily a praising of Russia.

00:12:18.500 It's a criticism of our policies.

00:12:20.760 It's an excoriation of our policies, of not even our policies, our politicians who are intentionally destroying our nation.

00:12:29.520 He's like, it doesn't have to be this way.

00:12:31.060 And we all know it.

00:12:33.460 And we all have to get pissed off about it to stand up and say enough is enough.

00:12:37.780 Yeah.

00:12:38.620 Okay.

00:12:39.200 So I pushed him on this hard.

00:12:41.200 I mean, you listen to it, right?

00:12:42.180 Yeah.

00:12:42.400 Yep.

00:12:42.540 Pushed him hard on this because I wanted to know, I think it's important to be very clear on what we are advocating.

00:12:52.700 Because everybody will make you, will put words into your mouth.

00:12:58.460 And it's important on some subjects because there are those who love America and love the Lord that are currently being called Christian nationalists and that's not who they are.

00:13:10.660 But there are Christian nationalists that are advocating things.

00:13:16.320 And it is important to understand, are you this or are you that?

00:13:20.260 If you're looking to get the church directly involved in the state and the government to rule, then that is un-American.

00:13:29.120 That's Christian nationalism.

00:13:30.660 However, if you believe our values come from the teachings of the Bible and you refuse to check those values at the door of your public office, why?

00:13:42.640 Why would you do that?

00:13:45.300 Every day I walk through the door, I'm just as much Christian on the outside of this door as I am on the inside of this studio.

00:13:52.880 I don't check my values because it makes me who I am.

00:13:58.320 I don't, I, you know, you just don't want some Christian tyrant as the CEO.

00:14:04.560 I don't want him coming in here saying, you need to talk about Jesus some more.

00:14:08.260 I don't want that, and I certainly don't want that in a government.

00:14:12.760 The problem is the hour is growing late, and we have to reconnect with the truth quickly and with what we learned as kids.

00:14:23.600 Christ-like love, forgiveness, and then the backbone to say, crucify me.

00:14:30.400 I don't care.

00:14:32.200 This is true.

00:14:34.200 That's what, that's what I think he is saying.

00:14:38.460 That's what I'm saying, and I think that's what he's saying.

00:14:41.340 Without a strong moral code of ethics and decency and fact-based truth, you have no civilization to fight for.

00:14:50.880 That's clear.

00:14:53.000 I want to give you one more question before the break.

00:14:55.860 So I asked him, I pushed him and pushed him, and he said, you know, I'm really having a hard time not using the F word here.

00:15:01.800 Uh, and I finally got to a place to where I think I understood what he was saying, but I just wanted to be clear.

00:15:12.180 And if you happen to be watching the blaze, watch his reaction, because it's 100% genuine.

00:15:18.900 Watch.

00:15:19.120 Where the sticking point is in America right now is there's a lot of people on the right and the left that are both saying, screw the Constitution.

00:15:29.700 We need a radicalized leader.

00:15:32.020 When, you know, when you look at Orban, I think Orban is great for his country.

00:15:37.500 That's not our system.

00:15:39.060 I think, you know, the Moscow might be great.

00:15:42.720 Love to visit.

00:15:43.500 That's not our system.

00:15:44.760 So I think, and I believe you are, you've already said this, but I want to make sure it's very clear on the record.

00:15:53.120 The only path forward for America is through the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, and the Constitution.

00:16:02.560 Correct?

00:16:04.440 Of course.

00:16:05.860 And by the way, I should just be very, very clear.

00:16:08.760 If I was, I'm like the one person on the planet, you don't need to guess about my motives.

00:16:13.440 I'll just say them.

00:16:14.920 And if I was advocating for a different form of government or for authoritarianism, for a strong man, I would just say so.

00:16:22.460 I would have no shame in saying that because I really believe that it's within my rights to say what I think.

00:16:27.680 If I, I've been called a racist.

00:16:29.260 If I was racist, I would just say it.

00:16:30.500 I would just say it.

00:16:31.100 But I'm not.

00:16:31.920 And I'm not advocating for that.

00:16:33.240 I'm advocating to return to America of, say, 1993.

00:16:37.760 How radical?

00:16:38.320 Is that really radical?

00:16:39.440 No, I don't think that's very radical.

00:16:40.880 In fact, I think we should be demanding it.

00:16:42.380 And if there's one thing that I will fault Americans for, it's low expectations.

00:16:46.080 You should not put up with this.

00:16:47.460 You should not allow them.

00:16:48.640 The governor of Texas should not allow millions of people to cross his border.

00:16:53.200 And I don't want to hear, you know, the excuses.

00:16:55.940 And I don't want to hear the excuses for why it's okay to have tens of thousands of people dying on the street or sleeping on the sidewalk in tents handed to them by the Episcopal Church forever.

00:17:06.600 Like, that's not acceptable.

00:17:07.860 It's not okay for my kids to use drugs at the breakfast table.

00:17:10.840 I'm not going to have a debate about it.

00:17:12.360 No is the answer.

00:17:14.040 I'm within my rights as a father to say that.

00:17:17.420 The U.S. government is within its statutory rights as a government to say that.

00:17:21.680 We don't need more laws.

00:17:22.720 We have the laws.

00:17:23.960 They're not being enforced on purpose.

00:17:26.320 And to your point, why?

00:17:28.260 And, of course, the reason is because people will lose faith in liberal democracy.

00:17:31.940 Right.

00:17:32.220 And they will welcome a strong man.

00:17:33.980 And that's exactly what this is about, is the left, and not just the left, I would say that the quizzling right on Capitol Hill, for whom I just have boundless contempt, they're in on this as well.

00:17:46.020 Yes.

00:17:46.240 People are just going to give up.

00:17:47.540 They're not going to vote.

00:17:48.900 They're going to steal the elections just as they stole the last one, which they did.

00:17:52.640 Sorry.

00:17:53.540 And they're going to steal the next one.

00:17:54.960 And people are just going to be like, you know what?

00:17:55.760 I don't even care.

00:17:56.420 I just totally give up.

00:17:57.240 This is crazy.

00:17:57.940 Just get the bums off my street.

00:18:00.280 Some guy just exposed himself to my daughter.

00:18:02.260 My nephew just died of a fentanyl O.D.

00:18:03.800 Make it stop.

00:18:04.880 Make it stop.

00:18:05.540 You can have all the power you want.

00:18:06.740 That is absolutely what they're going for.

00:18:09.660 And I don't want that.

00:18:10.520 I want to live in the country we lived in in 1993 or 1985, not ancient history, post-Civil Rights Act.

00:18:16.720 We can do that.

00:18:17.800 Let's do it right now.

00:18:18.720 That's my point.

00:18:19.980 I don't think you could be any more clear on that.

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00:19:41.380 So, what is he, what was he saying there towards the end?

00:19:56.160 What was he saying?

00:19:57.720 He was saying it doesn't need to be this way and I'm tired of all of the excuses.

00:20:02.300 And you're going to just get so frustrated that you're just going to say, whatever, just whatever.

00:20:10.740 The New York Times reported yesterday, I think it was, maybe the day before, in a story that I had in my daily show prep, but we never had a chance to talk about it.

00:20:20.560 The frustration level of the emergency calls to the left, that people who voted for Biden are finding themselves just tired.

00:20:33.280 They're tired of, he's Hitler, he's Hitler, he's Hitler, he's Hitler.

00:20:38.640 And everything being a crisis and an emergency and they're worn out.

00:20:43.740 Now, I think we've gone through this before.

00:20:47.180 However, we've had some victories.

00:20:49.600 We also still really love our country and most of us aren't willing just to sit back and watch it go away.

00:20:57.100 They're tired.

00:20:59.480 What happens when a community or a civilization is tired and everything is a crisis, which it's about to be?

00:21:09.660 I'm going to show you this next hour.

00:21:10.900 It'll blow your mind.

00:21:12.320 What happens?

00:21:13.580 Exactly what he said.

00:21:15.940 People just say, fine, just, I just make it stop.

00:21:18.820 Make it stop.

00:21:20.060 Somebody make it stop.

00:21:23.640 Wait a minute.

00:21:24.460 If you ever watched my show when I was at Fox or you listened to me on the radio or you've been following me on Blaze,

00:21:33.060 you know there's two strategies being employed right now.

00:21:38.560 And one of them ends in just make it stop.

00:21:41.520 Tonight, I'm going to go back over Cloward and Piven and top-down, bottom-up, and inside-out.

00:21:51.400 What happened to Czechoslovakia?

00:21:53.580 And why did it happen?

00:21:54.800 It's exactly what's happening right now.

00:22:00.300 By the way, Cloward and Piven said, you know, I'm just an old lady.

00:22:05.260 Piven comes out and she used to say to me all the time on Twitter,

00:22:08.900 oh, I'm just an old lady.

00:22:10.320 He's saying that I'm teaching all these crazy things.

00:22:13.280 Well, guess who's back at the blackboard?

00:22:16.780 Piven.

00:22:17.120 What is she teaching?

00:22:21.780 Overwhelm the system to the point of collapse.

00:22:26.800 Sololinsky, Cloward and Piven, and the communist plan for Czechoslovakia.

00:22:35.020 You'll recognize it and it will really solidify in your, it's no longer, this is what they're doing,

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00:22:46.560 It's all here and it's almost in the end phase.

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00:23:19.440 And I am not telling you anything because I'm being paid to say it.

00:23:26.400 Uh, I am telling you the same things I tell my family every day.

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00:23:36.680 I doubt it, but it might pass.

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00:23:43.420 You cannot depend on anybody else.

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00:24:47.320 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:24:50.140 Yesterday, and it's available now for Blaze TV subscribers

00:24:53.400 in its entirety, Tucker Carlson and I had a conversation

00:24:56.840 on the Glenn Beck podcast.

00:24:58.820 This week, it's Tucker Carlson.

00:25:00.780 Just as he just came back, got off the plane,

00:25:04.260 stepped into his studio, and sat down with me

00:25:07.060 and talked about Russia.

00:25:10.760 It's a fascinating experience.

00:25:12.180 It was a really interesting interview,

00:25:13.760 especially because I left it having a lot of my questions answered

00:25:18.040 about what he was trying to do there,

00:25:19.520 but also I still have more questions,

00:25:21.360 and it was just engaging on that behalf.

00:25:23.640 Different questions or the same questions?

00:25:26.380 Different, I think.

00:25:27.420 It opened up some other...

00:25:29.060 Because it's interesting to see the way he thinks.

00:25:31.720 You had an interesting...

00:25:33.000 Maybe we can get into this at another point,

00:25:34.680 but you had an interesting exchange with him

00:25:36.000 about being able to capture the voice of the working class.

00:25:41.920 This guy, Tucker Carlson, who, as he admits,

00:25:44.440 is the least working class guy of all time.

00:25:46.900 He was born into money, lots of money,

00:25:51.480 born into the press, born into Washington, D.C.

00:25:55.380 His father was part of...

00:25:57.780 I think he had some spy connections,

00:26:02.020 but he also ran an agency for a long time.

00:26:06.600 So he is the elite,

00:26:09.640 and yet somehow or another,

00:26:11.860 he's defending the little guy.

00:26:14.120 And I asked him about it, and he said,

00:26:15.880 no, I'm...

00:26:17.180 No, I'm...

00:26:18.080 I despise the elite.

00:26:20.620 Yeah.

00:26:20.860 Because I grew up around them,

00:26:22.340 I know them,

00:26:23.280 I know who they are,

00:26:24.800 I know how they think,

00:26:27.680 and I despise them.

00:26:29.380 Yeah, well, he was like,

00:26:30.300 it's not that I connect with the working man,

00:26:32.040 I just despise the people I know.

00:26:34.060 Yes.

00:26:34.500 It was that type of answer.

00:26:35.560 Yeah, yeah.

00:26:35.700 It was interesting.

00:26:37.440 A fascinating part of this,

00:26:39.500 that I think probably hit you out of nowhere

00:26:41.680 as much as it hit me out of nowhere

00:26:42.980 was this Boris Johnson thing.

00:26:45.620 Boris Johnson wanted him to pay him

00:26:48.660 a million dollars for an interview.

00:26:50.320 This is wild.

00:26:51.420 This just happened,

00:26:53.240 I think he said...

00:26:54.260 A day or two before.

00:26:55.020 Yeah, no, yesterday.

00:26:56.180 He said,

00:26:56.660 this just happened to me yesterday or today.

00:26:59.300 So it was really breaking news.

00:27:02.380 Listen to what he said.

00:27:03.840 You know,

00:27:04.040 Boris Johnson has come out against Tucker,

00:27:06.380 because Tucker has been saying,

00:27:07.700 look,

00:27:08.180 I have several sources that say,

00:27:10.600 you talked Ukraine

00:27:11.960 into no peace deal,

00:27:15.160 and we went to war.

00:27:16.860 And Boris Johnson is,

00:27:18.480 you know,

00:27:18.900 calling him names.

00:27:19.820 Listen to what Tucker said.

00:27:21.020 So I'm over in Moscow.

00:27:22.640 I'm waiting to do this interview.

00:27:23.980 It gets out that we're doing it.

00:27:25.640 And I'm immediately denounced

00:27:26.840 by this guy called Boris Johnson,

00:27:28.480 who was for a short time

00:27:29.680 the Prime Minister of Great Britain.

00:27:31.420 And Boris Johnson calls me

00:27:33.320 a tool of the Kremlin or something.

00:27:34.820 And I'm thinking,

00:27:35.280 well, that's kind of...

00:27:35.700 I mean,

00:27:35.800 his name's not actually Boris,

00:27:37.300 as I'm sure you know.

00:27:38.020 His name is Alex Johnson.

00:27:39.220 He called himself Boris in high school.

00:27:41.260 So the guy who calls himself Boris

00:27:43.180 is accusing me?

00:27:44.740 So I was annoyed.

00:27:46.220 So I put in a request

00:27:47.800 for an interview with Boris Johnson,

00:27:49.360 as I have many times

00:27:50.160 because he's constantly denouncing me

00:27:51.520 as a tool of the Kremlin.

00:27:52.760 He says no.

00:27:53.560 So I'm thinking about

00:27:54.100 so I'm getting more annoyed.

00:27:54.740 So I know a lot of people

00:27:55.380 who know Boris Johnson.

00:27:56.120 So I reach out to them.

00:27:58.200 Finally,

00:27:58.440 one of his advisors

00:27:59.120 gets back to me and says,

00:28:00.240 he will talk to you,

00:28:01.480 but it's going to cost you

00:28:02.300 a million dollars.

00:28:02.980 He wants a million dollars

00:28:04.160 in US dollars.

00:28:05.800 It was gold or Bitcoin.

00:28:06.840 No,

00:28:06.980 this just happened yesterday

00:28:08.720 or two days ago.

00:28:09.840 And I'm like,

00:28:10.820 he wants a million dollars.

00:28:12.520 Yeah.

00:28:13.280 And then he will talk to you

00:28:14.700 about Ukraine.

00:28:15.400 He will explain his position

00:28:16.920 on Ukraine

00:28:17.400 and explain what...

00:28:18.360 So he attacks me

00:28:19.600 without explaining

00:28:21.500 how I'm wrong,

00:28:23.100 of course,

00:28:23.560 or how he's right.

00:28:25.100 This is,

00:28:25.600 by the way,

00:28:25.840 the guy who single-handedly

00:28:27.080 at the request

00:28:27.680 of the US government

00:28:28.240 stopped the peace deal

00:28:29.960 in Ukraine

00:28:30.440 a year and a half ago

00:28:31.440 and is,

00:28:32.240 I think,

00:28:32.560 for that reason,

00:28:33.520 responsible for the deaths

00:28:34.320 of hundreds of thousands

00:28:35.100 of people,

00:28:35.780 he won't explain

00:28:36.620 any of that to me

00:28:37.520 in an interview

00:28:38.320 until I pay him

00:28:39.300 a million dollars.

00:28:40.940 And I said to the guy,

00:28:41.620 you know,

00:28:41.780 I just interviewed

00:28:42.280 Vladimir Putin.

00:28:42.980 I'm not defending Putin,

00:28:44.220 but Putin didn't ask

00:28:45.160 for a million dollars.

00:28:46.200 So you're telling me

00:28:47.180 that Boris Johnson

00:28:47.840 is a lot sleazier,

00:28:49.880 a lot lower

00:28:51.020 than Vladimir Putin.

00:28:53.300 Okay.

00:28:53.720 Which is true.

00:28:54.500 Yeah.

00:28:54.880 So this whole thing

00:28:56.120 is a freaking shakedown.

00:28:58.000 Why $60 billion?

00:28:59.240 I mean,

00:28:59.400 I could get boring

00:29:00.180 on this

00:29:00.420 because I've learned

00:29:00.860 a lot about it,

00:29:02.280 but $60 billion

00:29:03.800 is not going to allow

00:29:05.440 Ukraine to prevail

00:29:06.540 over Russia.

00:29:07.440 No honest person

00:29:08.420 thinks that's going to work.

00:29:09.940 This is a money laundering operation.

00:29:12.540 A lot of the people involved

00:29:13.600 in making money from it,

00:29:14.900 and if you're making money

00:29:15.760 off a war,

00:29:17.340 you know,

00:29:17.700 you can deal with God

00:29:18.640 on that

00:29:19.060 because that's really immoral.

00:29:21.520 Like,

00:29:21.640 that's actually really,

00:29:22.820 really wrong.

00:29:23.340 And a lot of people

00:29:23.800 are,

00:29:23.960 including Boris Johnson.

00:29:25.820 So the other thing

00:29:27.240 that I brought up with him,

00:29:29.220 and this is critical

00:29:30.240 for you to understand,

00:29:31.600 and all of this plays

00:29:32.740 into tonight's broadcast

00:29:34.200 with me on TV,

00:29:36.080 you will really understand

00:29:38.220 if you start to put things together

00:29:41.220 that seem unconnected,

00:29:45.660 they're not.

00:29:46.420 Almost everything

00:29:47.380 that is happening right now

00:29:49.060 on the global scale

00:29:50.540 and in our country

00:29:51.500 are connected.

00:29:52.780 It's not random.

00:29:53.880 It's not random.

00:29:54.780 It's not like,

00:29:55.740 hey,

00:29:55.940 they're doing

00:29:56.640 striptease dances

00:29:58.320 in the kindergarten

00:29:59.280 with drag queens.

00:30:00.700 That is connected

00:30:02.120 to everything else

00:30:03.340 that is going on.

00:30:04.640 Okay?

00:30:05.980 And so,

00:30:07.660 when,

00:30:08.420 when he was trying

00:30:10.500 to put this together,

00:30:12.240 he ran into some trouble

00:30:15.260 the first time.

00:30:17.380 And he said,

00:30:18.540 nobody seemed to care.

00:30:19.900 Listen to Tucker

00:30:20.960 talking about how

00:30:22.300 the Putin interview

00:30:23.400 actually happened.

00:30:24.480 You had a tough time

00:30:28.020 the first time

00:30:28.960 you tried to interview

00:30:30.140 Putin,

00:30:32.200 the NSA was involved.

00:30:35.040 Yeah,

00:30:35.220 they read my text messages

00:30:36.680 and leaked them

00:30:37.220 to the New York Times.

00:30:38.120 How do you know?

00:30:38.900 And I'm not guessing,

00:30:39.200 but...

00:30:39.600 Okay,

00:30:39.980 how do you know?

00:30:40.820 Well,

00:30:41.140 because someone

00:30:42.040 who worked there

00:30:43.140 warned me

00:30:44.100 through a very close,

00:30:46.000 very close friend of mine,

00:30:47.160 and I won't bore you

00:30:48.840 with the whole details,

00:30:49.560 but I flipped to Washington

00:30:50.460 to meet the person

00:30:51.100 at his request.

00:30:51.900 I couldn't believe this.

00:30:53.800 It scared me.

00:30:55.180 I immediately called

00:30:55.960 a U.S. senator.

00:30:56.800 I don't know very many

00:30:57.640 U.S. senators well,

00:30:59.020 but there's one I thought

00:31:00.260 seemed kind of trustworthy.

00:31:01.080 So I said,

00:31:01.500 I just want to get this

00:31:01.920 on the record.

00:31:02.360 This has happened.

00:31:03.920 And then members of Congress

00:31:05.280 went to NSA

00:31:05.940 and they admitted

00:31:06.580 that they had read my email.

00:31:08.360 And so I wasn't...

00:31:11.800 And I went on TV

00:31:12.460 and described the whole thing

00:31:13.820 and I thought

00:31:14.300 there would be widespread...

00:31:15.440 Out of it, I am.

00:31:16.400 I thought people

00:31:16.680 would be like,

00:31:17.040 outraged.

00:31:17.620 You can't use

00:31:18.920 a spy agency

00:31:21.060 that we pay for

00:31:22.380 whose job is to monitor

00:31:23.740 our enemies,

00:31:25.100 our rivals,

00:31:26.040 in other countries.

00:31:26.600 You can't use that

00:31:27.240 against the American population

00:31:28.420 and no one seemed to care.

00:31:30.400 But I cared.

00:31:31.160 I did.

00:31:31.380 Because I grew up

00:31:32.340 in the U.S. government.

00:31:33.280 My dad ran a federal agency

00:31:34.500 in Washington.

00:31:35.820 So I sort of knew

00:31:36.640 what the rules were

00:31:37.520 and I had a really

00:31:39.160 strong sense

00:31:41.360 of how much

00:31:41.800 this had changed.

00:31:42.660 Like, this was not allowed

00:31:43.640 30 years ago.

00:31:45.140 It was an outrage.

00:31:45.800 It's a crime.

00:31:47.000 But no one seems

00:31:47.800 to be bothered by it.

00:31:48.800 But I am bothered by it.

00:31:49.720 So I am too.

00:31:50.940 And I think

00:31:51.400 every citizen should be,

00:31:53.060 especially journalists.

00:31:54.900 You know,

00:31:55.200 when you have

00:31:55.940 freedom of speech,

00:31:57.200 freedom of press,

00:31:58.020 there's two rights

00:31:59.080 that are going away here.

00:32:01.480 And nobody seemed to care.

00:32:03.900 But how...

00:32:04.460 So then what happened

00:32:05.320 the second time?

00:32:06.500 How did you arrange this?

00:32:07.520 Well, I just kept trying.

00:32:11.980 You know, I kept...

00:32:12.980 Actually, I did it myself

00:32:14.800 with, you know, texting.

00:32:17.000 And I thought...

00:32:17.580 And I talked to a bunch

00:32:18.360 of different people.

00:32:18.940 After that happened to me,

00:32:20.540 I really tried to learn more

00:32:23.100 about privacy

00:32:24.400 and how can you communicate

00:32:25.820 outside the view

00:32:27.420 of state actors' governments.

00:32:29.220 And you can't

00:32:30.160 if you're doing electronically.

00:32:31.800 That is what I arrived at.

00:32:33.280 And I think any knowledgeable

00:32:33.980 person would admit that.

00:32:35.340 There's no privacy.

00:32:36.460 Which itself is very distressing.

00:32:38.040 But I just decided

00:32:38.680 I would do it anyway.

00:32:40.540 And I enlisted

00:32:42.140 some non-Russians I knew

00:32:44.760 who I thought

00:32:46.360 might be able to vouch for me,

00:32:47.560 et cetera.

00:32:47.860 And it took a couple of years.

00:32:49.600 And ultimately,

00:32:50.440 they said,

00:32:50.900 yes,

00:32:51.700 we will do this.

00:32:53.160 But if news

00:32:55.040 of this interview gets out,

00:32:56.200 we're canceling the interview.

00:32:57.280 Wow.

00:32:57.780 So I started to get...

00:32:59.480 So this is the best part.

00:33:00.740 I got calls.

00:33:01.980 I got a call

00:33:02.580 from a New York Times reporter

00:33:03.900 and then a friend of mine

00:33:04.620 got a call

00:33:04.980 from another New York Times reporter

00:33:06.340 asking when I was interviewing Putin.

00:33:09.860 And there's no way

00:33:11.060 they could have known that.

00:33:11.600 I didn't tell anybody.

00:33:12.520 You know,

00:33:12.660 my wife,

00:33:13.140 my producers,

00:33:13.740 not even my kids,

00:33:14.400 I didn't tell anybody.

00:33:15.780 One of my children

00:33:16.440 was highly annoyed

00:33:17.580 to learn I was in Moscow.

00:33:18.920 Why didn't you tell me?

00:33:19.640 Because I didn't want to text it.

00:33:21.020 You know?

00:33:21.980 But no,

00:33:22.680 they clearly did it again.

00:33:23.920 They leaked it

00:33:24.360 to the New York Times

00:33:25.200 in an effort

00:33:25.700 to scuttle the interview.

00:33:27.540 And I just,

00:33:28.360 again,

00:33:28.740 I hate to be,

00:33:29.900 you know,

00:33:30.240 Mr. Stubborn Principal Guy,

00:33:32.060 but that is a principle

00:33:32.800 worth defending.

00:33:33.620 I'm an American citizen.

00:33:34.640 I have not committed a crime.

00:33:35.700 I can speak to anyone I want.

00:33:36.720 I can have any opinion I want.

00:33:38.140 And you're not allowed

00:33:38.740 to use your creepy spy agencies

00:33:40.360 against me

00:33:41.100 because I'm your boss.

00:33:42.560 This is a democracy.

00:33:43.680 Aren't you always telling me that?

00:33:45.200 But again,

00:33:46.080 nobody cares,

00:33:46.760 so I'm going to stop

00:33:47.220 the lecture on that.

00:33:47.940 But it did motivate me

00:33:49.400 to keep going.

00:33:51.180 But my real motivation was,

00:33:52.460 like,

00:33:52.580 I just want to know

00:33:53.320 what's happening there.

00:33:54.280 We're in a war with Russia.

00:33:56.400 We've never had

00:33:57.160 a vote in Congress

00:33:58.200 on whether we should be

00:33:58.900 in a war with Russia.

00:33:59.540 No one's ever explained to me

00:34:00.740 why we should be at war with Russia,

00:34:02.420 why I'm supposed to hate Russians.

00:34:04.520 Why am I supposed to hate Russians?

00:34:06.320 We've got an awful lot

00:34:07.420 of things going on here.

00:34:09.480 The country is in very tough shape,

00:34:11.080 especially right now.

00:34:11.920 It's completely out of money.

00:34:12.980 We're bankrupt.

00:34:14.100 And so it does seem like

00:34:15.380 we should have more information

00:34:16.620 before we send another

00:34:17.640 $60 billion

00:34:18.820 that we don't keep track of

00:34:20.720 to Ukraine.

00:34:21.560 I have very straightforward motives,

00:34:24.380 which I've explained many times,

00:34:26.120 but nothing crazy

00:34:26.980 or out of the ordinary,

00:34:27.920 esoteric,

00:34:28.400 or anything like that.

00:34:29.180 Just like,

00:34:29.720 what is this?

00:34:30.500 Let's find out more.

00:34:32.160 So when he was talking

00:34:33.300 about the NSA

00:34:35.100 actually hacking into his email

00:34:38.440 and reading his text messages

00:34:40.700 and his emails,

00:34:42.600 no one really did seem to care.

00:34:44.960 Not one.

00:34:45.940 No mainstream media journalist

00:34:48.280 jumped on a bandwagon

00:34:50.060 and said,

00:34:50.460 look, I disagree with everything

00:34:51.580 he says,

00:34:52.220 but this has got to stop.

00:34:54.200 Nobody did.

00:34:55.240 Nobody.

00:34:56.260 Now these are the people

00:34:57.060 that screamed and cried

00:34:58.140 every time Trump said anything like,

00:35:00.660 you know,

00:35:01.020 maybe I shouldn't give you access

00:35:03.240 to the White House.

00:35:05.440 Okay?

00:35:05.700 They screamed and cried.

00:35:06.860 You can't do that.

00:35:07.700 Technically,

00:35:08.200 he actually can.

00:35:09.820 It's the White House press credential,

00:35:11.620 so he can do that.

00:35:13.000 Is it right?

00:35:13.760 No.

00:35:14.840 I didn't like it

00:35:15.600 when he did it.

00:35:16.440 But when it came

00:35:19.160 to freedom of speech,

00:35:20.440 he would be like,

00:35:21.000 maybe we close you down.

00:35:23.220 He doesn't mean that.

00:35:25.180 He is just beating his chest.

00:35:27.220 That's not,

00:35:27.920 he never attempted to do it

00:35:29.840 and the press went crazy

00:35:32.360 and they put this,

00:35:33.440 you know,

00:35:34.640 this declaration out there

00:35:37.620 on the rights of the press

00:35:39.180 and everything else.

00:35:40.240 I actually signed it.

00:35:42.100 They didn't want me to sign it,

00:35:43.160 but I signed it.

00:35:44.720 I think it's important

00:35:46.120 that journalists

00:35:47.480 and people in the media

00:35:48.980 actually stand for the rights

00:35:51.760 of even the people

00:35:53.440 we disagree with.

00:35:55.440 Otherwise,

00:35:56.300 freedom of press

00:35:57.180 and freedom of speech

00:35:58.180 means nothing.

00:36:01.140 This is an American issue.

00:36:02.940 This isn't a political issue.

00:36:04.940 This isn't about Donald Trump

00:36:06.100 or Joe Biden.

00:36:07.800 I stand against either of them

00:36:09.200 that try to do that.

00:36:10.300 but on the mirror

00:36:12.780 saying that I was going to do that,

00:36:15.860 they went crazy

00:36:16.960 when they actually did it.

00:36:19.980 Remember,

00:36:20.480 Biden did this,

00:36:21.520 I mean,

00:36:21.940 Obama did this

00:36:23.120 with James Rosen.

00:36:24.660 Remember that?

00:36:25.740 They didn't care then either.

00:36:29.060 Their beloved sanctity

00:36:30.580 of the press,

00:36:31.620 but as long as they disagree,

00:36:33.780 they don't care.

00:36:34.820 This is why

00:36:37.420 this is why

00:36:38.860 you have to just

00:36:39.960 disconnect from

00:36:40.680 those people.

00:36:41.880 You just have to disconnect.

00:36:43.580 If you don't care

00:36:45.220 universally,

00:36:46.300 then you don't care.

00:36:48.720 I care about

00:36:49.980 curing cancer.

00:36:51.100 Well,

00:36:51.220 not in that guy.

00:36:52.860 Then you don't care

00:36:53.880 about curing cancer.

00:36:57.680 I believe in freedom of speech.

00:37:00.080 I mean,

00:37:00.660 not for him and him

00:37:01.720 or her,

00:37:02.760 and I'm kind of iffy

00:37:03.760 on that one

00:37:04.360 because I'm not sure

00:37:05.200 they agree with me,

00:37:06.300 then you don't believe

00:37:07.540 in freedom of speech.

00:37:09.820 There are things in life

00:37:11.820 that are black and white,

00:37:14.480 and that's what we have

00:37:16.900 to fight for.

00:37:18.840 We have to fight for things,

00:37:20.640 not against.

00:37:21.640 Fight for things.

00:37:22.960 Freedom of speech,

00:37:23.880 absolute.

00:37:25.020 It's absolute.

00:37:26.840 Freedom of the press,

00:37:28.160 absolute.

00:37:29.000 I don't care

00:37:29.540 if it's Diane Sawyer

00:37:30.620 that wants to go over Putin,

00:37:32.300 she can go over

00:37:33.000 and meet with Putin.

00:37:34.320 If it's Tucker Carlson,

00:37:36.640 he can do the same.

00:37:38.380 Even if it's Durante,

00:37:40.340 he can do the same.

00:37:43.060 Even if he comes back

00:37:44.260 and lies,

00:37:45.880 he can do the same.

00:37:47.880 It's my responsibility

00:37:49.440 to do enough homework

00:37:51.320 to go,

00:37:51.920 that's a lie.

00:37:53.580 That's what we tried

00:37:54.420 to do with the

00:37:54.900 Tucker Carlson interview.

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00:39:44.180 So, a very

00:39:51.800 significant political

00:39:53.120 event happened in

00:39:54.080 Ukraine earlier this

00:39:55.380 month.

00:39:55.680 Nobody noticed.

00:39:56.640 Vladimir Zelensky,

00:39:58.820 the leader of

00:39:59.740 Ukraine,

00:40:00.480 war-torn,

00:40:02.980 just received approval

00:40:04.960 from his parliament

00:40:06.060 to extend martial law

00:40:07.860 another 90 days.

00:40:09.240 Now, they keep

00:40:10.940 extending this,

00:40:12.100 this is a wartime

00:40:13.100 mandate, but this

00:40:14.580 one carried out

00:40:15.300 special significance

00:40:16.220 because the 2024

00:40:17.620 presidential election

00:40:19.140 in Ukraine was

00:40:20.760 scheduled for March

00:40:21.820 31st.

00:40:23.220 That's the end of his

00:40:24.500 five-year term.

00:40:25.860 But now that martial

00:40:26.820 law is in place and it

00:40:28.400 covers that time

00:40:29.260 period, they've

00:40:30.560 canceled the election.

00:40:32.680 I thought that's what

00:40:33.380 we were fighting for.

00:40:34.380 Wasn't that why we

00:40:35.560 were helping?

00:40:36.120 Because they have a

00:40:37.180 democracy?

00:40:39.020 Yeah, well, I mean,

00:40:40.120 you postpone the

00:40:40.960 election.

00:40:41.460 I mean, the war.

00:40:42.920 Okay, all right.

00:40:43.900 Well, let's, let's

00:40:45.200 look into this.

00:40:46.720 November, a former

00:40:48.660 Zelensky advisor

00:40:49.660 announced that he's

00:40:51.480 going to be

00:40:51.900 challenging Zelensky

00:40:52.920 for the presidency

00:40:53.760 and he was going to

00:40:54.520 focus on a negotiated

00:40:55.640 settlement to end the

00:40:56.860 war with Russia.

00:40:58.260 He was fiercely

00:40:59.600 critical of

00:41:00.700 Zelensky's approach

00:41:01.600 in the conflict,

00:41:02.780 maintaining settlement

00:41:03.660 was in the best

00:41:04.380 interest of the

00:41:05.060 Ukrainians.

00:41:06.120 He's not a

00:41:07.880 Moscow shill.

00:41:10.240 The government,

00:41:11.160 Russian government,

00:41:11.800 has an active arrest

00:41:13.160 warrant out for

00:41:14.080 this guy.

00:41:15.080 Okay, yet days

00:41:16.200 after the

00:41:16.760 announcement,

00:41:18.360 Ukraine's national

00:41:19.320 police force,

00:41:20.520 under the direction

00:41:21.380 of the Zelensky

00:41:22.340 government,

00:41:23.440 launched a criminal

00:41:24.420 investigation against

00:41:26.420 his opponent.

00:41:27.700 Does this sound

00:41:28.700 familiar?

00:41:30.060 Furthermore, over

00:41:31.100 the course of the

00:41:31.900 devastating war,

00:41:32.640 the Ukrainian

00:41:33.060 government has

00:41:33.780 continually centralized

00:41:34.960 power.

00:41:36.120 There's no trace

00:41:37.140 of representative

00:41:37.760 democracy existing

00:41:38.960 in the country

00:41:39.580 right now.

00:41:40.740 They have only

00:41:42.120 the approved

00:41:43.020 media sites,

00:41:44.820 all state media.

00:41:46.540 Everybody else

00:41:47.020 has been banned

00:41:48.180 from the airwaves.

00:41:49.760 I don't know.

00:41:50.560 This looks like a

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00:43:58.360 Welcome to the Fusion of Entertainment and Enlightenment

00:44:06.360 This is the Glenn Beck Program

00:44:10.360 You know, every day we talk about things that I never thought I'd talk about

00:44:15.360 I never thought that would be something I had to discuss or think about

00:44:21.360 Now Sarah, our board op, is from Philadelphia

00:44:26.360 And I just want to check with you because maybe this is normal in Philadelphia

00:44:33.360 Let me show you what happened yesterday

00:44:38.360 Cut 15, Philadelphia

00:44:40.360 That is a horse galloping down the interstate

00:44:48.360 Interstate 76

00:44:49.360 Just all by itself, no saddle, just a horse galloping down the freeway

00:44:55.360 What?

00:44:56.360 Is that a normal thing in Philadelphia, Sarah?

00:44:59.360 I wouldn't be surprised

00:45:01.360 Okay, alright

00:45:03.360 I've never seen that before

00:45:04.360 Have you ever seen that before?

00:45:05.360 No, I drove down that road many times when we lived there

00:45:07.360 No, never saw a horse

00:45:08.360 Yeah, I haven't seen that anywhere

00:45:10.360 I mean, I live in a place where, honest to God

00:45:14.360 There's a rancher who has a buffalo ranch

00:45:16.360 And buffalo can just walk through, you know, the barbed wire

00:45:21.360 It's on their face and they're like, I don't care

00:45:23.360 And they just keep walking

00:45:24.360 And once in a while the town will have to call and say

00:45:26.360 Your buffalo is in the middle of the street

00:45:29.360 And they'll say, I know, well, he'll come back home

00:45:34.360 And that's how you do

00:45:35.360 Okay, so I understand that

00:45:37.360 I've never seen a horse galloping down the freeway before

00:45:41.360 Hello?

00:45:43.360 Something just isn't right

00:45:47.360 You know how many problems we face in this country

00:45:49.360 And they could all be solved overnight

00:45:52.360 If we just use some common sense

00:45:55.360 You know, every now and then

00:45:56.360 Just, you know, what I, you know, I don't know

00:45:59.360 No, that doesn't sound like a good idea

00:46:00.360 We shouldn't do that

00:46:02.360 Unfortunately, our government seems to love chaos

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00:46:22.360 I mean, honestly, if there's no food and horses are running down the highway

00:46:27.360 I mean, I don't think I'm going to get bored of the food

00:46:30.360 I don't know, didn't we just have this yesterday?

00:46:32.360 Horses are running down the highway

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00:47:02.360 Play that again for me

00:47:04.360 I saw this last night and I thought

00:47:07.360 Can you play it? There it is, yeah

00:47:11.360 Now that's somebody

00:47:13.360 With their phone

00:47:15.360 Outside of their window on the driver's side

00:47:18.360 Just going, I can't

00:47:20.360 Am I seeing this?

00:47:21.360 I have to film this

00:47:22.360 Because I don't think anybody's ever seen that before

00:47:24.360 Keeping up nicely with the traffic though

00:47:26.360 Those are quick animals

00:47:28.360 Yeah, I mean that was like, I think that was an expensive horse

00:47:30.360 Well, I mean it's that close to Philadelphia

00:47:33.360 You know, you don't keep one in a, you know, a walk-up, you know, apartment

00:47:38.360 That would be a strange choice

00:47:40.360 It would be a strange choice

00:47:42.360 But again, you also don't keep it on the highway

00:47:44.360 So who knows what's going on

00:47:46.360 Right, right, I mean, how did they find the on-ramp?

00:47:48.360 You know, it's a horse

00:47:50.360 How did he find the on-ramp?

00:47:51.360 I don't know, there's a lot of questions on that one

00:47:53.360 But I don't think we're going to get to them

00:47:56.360 Now, let me show you some of the other things

00:47:59.360 And let's see if you can tie together

00:48:03.360 What I'm driving at

00:48:05.360 Okay, there is a method to the madness

00:48:08.360 On the things I'm going to show you

00:48:10.360 These are things I just saw last night

00:48:13.360 This isn't like, yeah, well I saw this a month ago

00:48:16.360 And I've been saved

00:48:18.360 These are things that I spent 20 minutes

00:48:20.360 Just scrolling and going

00:48:22.360 Well, that one

00:48:23.360 That one

00:48:24.360 That one

00:48:25.360 Okay, so let's start with cut 12, please

00:48:29.360 For all the New Yorkers in New York City

00:48:32.360 Please pay attention to what I'm about to say

00:48:35.360 I now this morning got a list from my controller

00:48:39.360 To tell us the tax annual assessments and values

00:48:42.360 This happens every January to February

00:48:45.360 I got mine

00:48:47.360 Just on a few of our properties

00:48:49.360 Just a few of them

00:48:50.360 Every single one of them are going up

00:48:53.360 Some of them are going up from 10 to 15%

00:48:57.360 All the way up to 60, 75%

00:48:59.360 You have no clue what this means to this industry

00:49:03.360 You have no clue what this means to every average New Yorker

00:49:08.360 Everybody in New York City is affected

00:49:12.360 Because I have stores here, supermarkets here

00:49:15.360 That they're going to go up $12,000 to $14,000

00:49:19.360 I got a part, I got small three family buildings

00:49:22.360 In Red Hook going up $9,000

00:49:25.360 Increase on top of the $30,000 that I'm paying

00:49:27.360 That's crazy

00:49:30.360 That's crazy

00:49:32.360 Okay, so everybody's playing a lot more

00:49:35.360 Wow, that's weird

00:49:37.360 Cut 13, this is one about the hotels in New York

00:49:42.360 Here is the Rowe Hotel

00:49:44.360 This is one of the five hotels that has been transformed into a shelter

00:49:47.360 We're going to walk in there and see what kind of operation they're running inside

00:49:50.360 This is a really nice hotel

00:49:54.360 How's it going?

00:49:55.360 How's it going?

00:49:58.360 Oh yeah, we were just checking out the hotel

00:50:00.360 Oh, the hotel is closed

00:50:01.360 The hotel is closed

00:50:02.360 But there's a ton of people in here right now

00:50:04.360 Yeah, because it's a shelter

00:50:06.360 Oh, you guys...

00:50:07.360 Not a hotel either

00:50:08.360 Shelter for the migrants coming in?

00:50:09.360 Yeah, yeah, it's no longer open to the public

00:50:12.360 It's closed to the public

00:50:14.360 How many floors is it?

00:50:15.360 30!

00:50:16.360 30 floors

00:50:17.360 30!

00:50:18.360 Is it full?

00:50:19.360 Yeah

00:50:20.360 You guys aren't allowed to talk about it?

00:50:21.360 No

00:50:22.360 Why is it like such a big secret do you think?

00:50:23.360 I don't know

00:50:24.360 We just follow orders

00:50:25.360 When hotels such as the Row Hotel close until further notice

00:50:29.360 They sign the contract with an outside source saying that they will pay the rent in order for them to house the migrants

00:50:35.360 And the hotels love it because it is guaranteed money every single night

00:50:38.360 And at a rate of $200 per night at the Row Hotel

00:50:42.360 And with 1,331 rooms

00:50:44.360 That is $260,000 a day

00:50:46.360 $1.8 million a week

00:50:48.360 And $7.2 million a month

00:50:50.360 And all that money is getting paid

00:50:55.360 $7.2 million a month

00:50:59.360 For one hotel

00:51:01.360 One

00:51:02.360 Hotel

00:51:05.360 Who's writing that check again?

00:51:07.360 And they're kind of important

00:51:09.360 Who's writing that check?

00:51:10.360 One month

00:51:12.360 $7.2 million

00:51:14.360 Oh that makes me understand the

00:51:19.360 The other guy who's like

00:51:20.360 Look at our assessment on our buildings

00:51:23.360 Ba-da-bing!

00:51:25.360 Up 75% tax

00:51:28.360 Ba-da-bing!

00:51:31.360 Okay, alright

00:51:32.360 So can we just play the horse running down just because I need to

00:51:35.360 Oh there he is running out there

00:51:37.360 Oh there he is running out there

00:51:41.360 Uh

00:51:43.360 Now let me show you

00:51:45.360 Can we take cut six please?

00:51:48.360 Cut six

00:51:49.360 The city of Buffalo and some of those first-ranked suburban areas

00:51:52.360 Are having double-digit car thefts in a week

00:51:55.360 Sometimes in a day

00:51:57.360 People are stealing cars

00:51:59.360 At a record rate

00:52:01.360 There's no consequences

00:52:03.360 Accountability

00:52:05.360 Repercussions

00:52:07.360 And there's a problem CNN says with homelessness

00:52:10.360 Cut seven please

00:52:11.360 The number of people experiencing homelessness in a single night went up 12% in the United States in 2023

00:52:18.360 In part because COVID programs preventing evictions and housing losses came to an end

00:52:25.360 Wow!

00:52:26.360 A quarter of those people were unhoused for the first time in their lives

00:52:30.360 How many people fell into homelessness during COVID?

00:52:33.360 Before COVID there were probably about 20 or 30,000 people

00:52:38.360 Now it's 46,000

00:52:40.360 Hmm, hmm

00:52:42.360 Here is a

00:52:44.360 Here I think this is Curtis Sliwa

00:52:47.360 Just standing on 3rd Avenue

00:52:49.360 Which when I lived in New York

00:52:52.360 You can't

00:52:54.360 You can't stand in the middle of the street

00:52:55.360 Yeah

00:52:56.360 Here he is on 3rd Avenue

00:52:57.360 This is something you'll never see

00:52:58.360 In the middle of the day

00:53:00.360 3rd Avenue in New York City

00:53:02.360 This is the future

00:53:04.360 When everybody leaves and heads to Florida

00:53:07.360 They're on their way to Texas, Tennessee, Florida

00:53:10.360 Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina

00:53:12.360 Look, somebody be like that

00:53:14.360 Because they've all fled the city

00:53:16.360 And it will be a city only of criminals

00:53:18.360 Homeless, emotionally disturbed, and migrants

00:53:21.360 I am Nostradamus

00:53:22.360 I see what's coming in 2024

00:53:26.360 Hmm

00:53:27.360 Vast sea of emptiness

00:53:29.360 Well, that's good

00:53:31.360 That's good

00:53:32.360 So, let's see

00:53:34.360 We have too many migrants coming in

00:53:37.360 More migrants

00:53:40.360 The collection of migrants that have been added to our country in the last three and a half years

00:53:45.360 Equal the population of 38 states in America

00:53:49.360 Equal or above the population of 38

00:53:54.360 We only have 50 states

00:53:56.360 I just want you to know that

00:53:58.360 We only have 50

00:54:00.360 38 of them

00:54:02.360 Are now smaller

00:54:04.360 Than the people we have let in

00:54:08.360 That's interesting

00:54:10.360 Hmm, that's interesting

00:54:12.360 And then we have some really

00:54:14.360 I mean, we have some real problems

00:54:16.360 Problems

00:54:17.360 And I'm glad that we're dealing

00:54:19.360 What are we focused on?

00:54:21.360 Go ahead

00:54:22.360 The woman who runs the bullying internet account

00:54:25.360 Libs of TikTok

00:54:27.360 Was given a spot on the Oklahoma library board

00:54:31.360 The statewide board

00:54:32.360 She is not from

00:54:34.360 Now, can I just stop for a second?

00:54:36.360 It's a man in a dress

00:54:38.360 Who clearly has

00:54:40.360 I mean, maybe it's his first day with the makeup

00:54:42.360 You know

00:54:43.360 You don't like it?

00:54:45.360 I don't

00:54:46.360 I don't

00:54:47.360 No?

00:54:48.360 I think it's a little

00:54:49.360 And you might want to shave

00:54:50.360 Just a little bit

00:54:52.360 And the low cut, you know, dress there is nice

00:54:55.360 But again, maybe you could shave just a little

00:54:57.360 Anyway, this guy is having a serious conversation

00:55:02.360 About what's acceptable in libraries

00:55:05.360 And people are just watching it going

00:55:08.360 Well, he's making a good point

00:55:10.360 He's not

00:55:12.360 How?

00:55:15.360 Play the damn horse running down the

00:55:17.360 Damn

00:55:25.360 How about this one?

00:55:26.360 Cut 17

00:55:27.360 I'm so glad someone's finally asking this question

00:55:33.360 My problem is that I'm too hot, too successful in my career

00:55:37.360 I make too much money

00:55:39.360 I have too many amazing friends and family

00:55:41.360 Too many cute clothes

00:55:43.360 Do you know how hard it is to choose an outfit each day?

00:55:45.360 I also have so many amazing and hot people sliding into my DMs every day

00:55:48.360 Hey, stop again

00:55:50.360 It's a man with boobs

00:55:52.360 It's a woman with a beard

00:55:54.360 I don't

00:55:55.360 I have

00:55:57.360 I don't know

00:55:58.360 You've never had to deal with problems like that

00:55:59.360 That you're too hot

00:56:01.360 People always slipping into your DMs

00:56:03.360 No!

00:56:04.360 This person has to deal with that every day

00:56:05.360 Every day, you know how hard it is to pick out a set of clothes every day?

00:56:08.360 Must be difficult

00:56:09.360 No, I have no idea

00:56:10.360 I wear the same clothes

00:56:11.360 I've been wearing them since the third grade

00:56:13.360 What the hell is wrong with you?

00:56:14.360 I swear to you

00:56:19.360 I mean, this story

00:56:21.360 makes more sense than any other story I've seen today

00:56:26.360 Look, a horse running down the highway in Philadelphia

00:56:32.360 When that becomes like

00:56:34.360 Eh

00:56:36.360 That is the most sensible story we've talked about in this segment

00:56:39.360 It is

00:56:40.360 It is

00:56:41.360 Sometimes horses run down the highway

00:56:42.360 No, I would just like to point out

00:56:44.360 And maybe I've been in a coma

00:56:46.360 So

00:56:47.360 I don't remember it

00:56:48.360 But sometimes you wouldn't remember a coma

00:56:50.360 And you're all being nice to me

00:56:51.360 And you're like

00:56:52.360 Don't say anything to him

00:56:53.360 Just

00:56:54.360 He's forgotten that he's been in a coma for 400 years

00:56:57.360 And we were in

00:56:58.360 I don't know

00:56:59.360 Some cryo-freezer

00:57:00.360 I don't know how this happened

00:57:02.360 But maybe I've been in a coma

00:57:04.360 But from where I'm sitting

00:57:06.360 None of this is normal

00:57:08.360 May we just all take a moment and go

00:57:14.360 None of this is normal

00:57:18.360 This is not the way a civilization behaves

00:57:24.360 Am I alone on this?

00:57:29.360 I don't

00:57:30.360 I mean

00:57:31.360 Apparently so

00:57:32.360 Apparently

00:57:33.360 Yes, apparently so

00:57:35.360 By the way, the horse is okay

00:57:37.360 The horse is

00:57:38.360 Yeah, horse is okay

00:57:39.360 We have an update

00:57:40.360 That would be the thing out of this monologue

00:57:41.360 That is what somebody

00:57:42.360 You know, would

00:57:43.360 Well, what happened to the horse?

00:57:44.360 I was

00:57:45.360 It's those damn cars and that's SUVs

00:57:47.360 I don't know what they're doing there

00:57:49.360 They're killing the planet

00:57:50.360 Have you heard about the big umbrella that we want to put in space?

00:57:53.360 Don't put big umbrellas in space!

00:57:57.360 Are you out of your minds?

00:58:02.360 Oh man, I just

00:58:03.360 If I was in a coma

00:58:05.360 I want the doctors to know

00:58:08.360 Put me back into the coma, please

00:58:12.360 Now let's talk about relief factor sleep

00:58:15.360 Maybe I could take enough of those to go into a coma

00:58:17.360 I don't think so

00:58:18.360 No, it's all natural

00:58:19.360 So no, it won't do anything bad

00:58:21.360 It'll just, you know, relax

00:58:24.360 Maybe I need some now

00:58:28.360 You will not feel it in your system

00:58:31.360 It's all natural

00:58:32.360 But just like regular relief factor

00:58:34.360 You take it

00:58:35.360 When you take relief factor for pain

00:58:38.360 It starts to work in your body

00:58:40.360 And you don't feel it like a drug

00:58:42.360 It's the same thing with the sleep

00:58:44.360 From relief factor sleep

00:58:45.360 You take it

00:58:46.360 When you want to go to sleep

00:58:47.360 And I'm telling you

00:58:49.360 It

00:58:50.360 It relaxes you

00:58:52.360 You can actually shut your mind off from going

00:58:55.360 It was a horse

00:58:57.360 In the street

00:59:00.360 So unleash the power of great sleep

00:59:02.360 Because boy, I needed it last night

00:59:04.360 Call 800-4-RELIEF

00:59:06.360 800-4-RELIEF

00:59:08.360 Or go to relieffactor.com

00:59:10.360 Dream big and sleep tight

00:59:12.360 10 seconds, station ID

00:59:13.360 Okay

00:59:14.360 Don't keep doing it

00:59:26.360 Don't keep doing it

00:59:27.360 It's not good

00:59:29.360 The horse is okay with a bucket of water, Glenn

00:59:32.360 What?

00:59:33.360 They got a nice bucket of water

00:59:34.360 Did they?

00:59:35.360 I say they because I don't know the gender of the horse

00:59:37.360 It makes me think you didn't actually look up what happened to the horse

00:59:40.360 And so something tragic probably happened to the horse

00:59:43.360 Literally immediately Googled it

00:59:45.360 When you played it

00:59:46.360 And the horse is okay

00:59:47.360 Been captured

00:59:48.360 It's okay

00:59:49.360 It's back at home

00:59:50.360 Everything's fine

00:59:51.360 Until they decide to probably eat it in two weeks

00:59:52.360 Yeah, don't

00:59:53.360 Please do not

00:59:54.360 Well, it'll happen

00:59:55.360 I mean

00:59:56.360 You'll be eating horse

00:59:58.360 Would you prefer horse or cricket?

00:59:59.360 What's your protein of choice?

01:00:01.360 I feel bad

01:00:02.360 But at least I don't want to squish horses under my foot

01:00:07.360 You know what I mean?

01:00:08.360 It's like I never have seen a horse and went

01:00:10.360 Man, I'd like to stomp that to death

01:00:12.360 No

01:00:13.360 Never have

01:00:14.360 I hope not

01:00:15.360 So it'll be harder for me to kill the horse than the cricket

01:00:18.360 But once I've seen, you know, you show me a good steak

01:00:23.360 Yes, it's from a horse

01:00:24.360 You don't need to tell me that

01:00:25.360 You don't need to tell me that

01:00:27.360 But if you scrape something off of my window and then toast it

01:00:34.360 You don't have to tell me that's a bug

01:00:38.360 And I'm not eating that

01:00:40.360 So I go with a horse every time

01:00:42.360 Uh, wow

01:00:43.360 Well, you know, it's weird

01:00:45.360 Again, never thought we'd have that conversation

01:00:48.360 Other than complete comedy

01:00:50.360 But who knows

01:00:52.360 Horses are running on the highway

01:00:56.360 That could be a

01:00:58.360 No

01:01:00.360 Alright, Denver schools facing an unprecedented challenge

01:01:04.360 With an influx of migrant students

01:01:06.360 The district said they need an additional $837,000 to support additional needs across the system

01:01:16.360 Denver's public school system has been taking the hit

01:01:20.360 With as many as 250 new students a week since the new year

01:01:24.360 Well, what are they going to do?

01:01:27.360 Well, just pay the additional $837,000

01:01:31.360 Okay, Amazon

01:01:34.360 A New York City Amazon driver

01:01:36.360 Said the cops arrested me

01:01:39.360 After I defended myself from a pervert migrant running at me trying to steal my van

01:01:46.360 I'm the one that was arrested

01:01:49.360 Just a reminder

01:01:52.360 This is not parody

01:01:55.360 And this is not normal

01:01:59.360 How about this one?

01:02:03.360 Mail

01:02:05.360 Steals hundreds in cash

01:02:08.360 Now, my first thing is

01:02:10.360 I don't know how to define a mail

01:02:11.360 What does that mean?

01:02:13.360 Mail

01:02:15.360 It's spelled M-A-L-E

01:02:17.360 But that's an old-timey word

01:02:19.360 What does that even mean?

01:02:20.360 Well, this mail

01:02:24.360 Stole hundreds in cash

01:02:26.360 From Girl Scout cookie stand

01:02:28.360 We're talking about little girls here

01:02:31.360 I don't know what this story means

01:02:33.360 Because what's a little girl?

01:02:35.360 What?

01:02:36.360 And they're innocent

01:02:38.360 Why?

01:02:39.360 Why are girls innocent?

01:02:41.360 Stealing cookies from little girls

01:02:43.360 Why is that bad?

01:02:46.360 And we don't know

01:02:47.360 We don't know

01:02:48.360 It was just a mail

01:02:49.360 Do we know?

01:02:50.360 How was he raised?

01:02:51.360 Where was he raised?

01:02:52.360 What problems did he have in his life?

01:02:54.360 I mean, he might have been really hurting inside

01:02:58.360 He could have thought he was a giraffe

01:03:00.360 And nobody's gonna

01:03:02.360 Nobody's gonna say bad things about a giraffe

01:03:05.360 That takes some Girl Scout cookies

01:03:07.360 Who's gonna say

01:03:08.360 He's gonna be in jail

01:03:10.360 He felt he was a giraffe

01:03:11.360 On the inside

01:03:13.360 Waiting to come out

01:03:15.360 And then the police

01:03:17.360 They trap

01:03:18.360 And then handcuff

01:03:20.360 He needs all four feet

01:03:22.360 He's a giraffe

01:03:24.360 They handcuff him

01:03:25.360 They throw him in jail

01:03:26.360 It's like a zoo for this poor giraffe

01:03:28.360 How about this one?

01:03:33.360 I remember the days

01:03:35.360 I remember the days

01:03:37.360 When I used to say

01:03:39.360 Back in the day

01:03:41.360 Two years ago

01:03:44.360 That someday

01:03:46.360 Our interest on our national debt

01:03:49.360 Will exceed our defense budget

01:03:52.360 Ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho

01:03:54.360 That'll never happen

01:03:55.360 Yeah, but if it does

01:03:56.360 What do we do?

01:03:58.360 Well, then we'll recognize

01:03:59.360 How much trouble

01:04:01.360 We're really in

01:04:03.360 Pressures building on the House

01:04:04.360 Speaker Johnson to hold a vote

01:04:06.360 On the Senate passed foreign aid bill

01:04:07.360 That includes $61 billion for Ukraine

01:04:10.360 Interest on the U.S. national debt

01:04:12.360 Now is expected to exceed

01:04:14.360 The entire defense budget

01:04:17.360 Of $822 billion

01:04:19.360 For the fiscal year 2024

01:04:22.360 As Republican leaders

01:04:23.360 In the House of Representatives

01:04:24.360 Weigh spending

01:04:25.360 Another $95 billion

01:04:27.360 On foreign aid

01:04:29.360 Think of that

01:04:31.360 Our entire defense budget

01:04:32.360 Is $822 billion

01:04:35.360 We've sent over

01:04:37.360 About $200 billion

01:04:39.360 Already to Ukraine

01:04:41.360 I don't

01:04:43.360 Know

01:04:45.360 Is that a good idea?

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01:04:57.360 All right

01:04:59.360 Let me tell you about American financing

01:05:01.360 You know what doesn't happen in their office?

01:05:04.360 Horses

01:05:06.360 Never in their office

01:05:07.360 Has a horse been typing

01:05:09.360 Typing

01:05:10.360 Not happen

01:05:11.360 Not happen

01:05:13.360 They're a little more common sense than that

01:05:16.360 They think even if you think you're a horse

01:05:19.360 Maybe you shouldn't be here and making loans

01:05:21.360 They don't charge you any upfront fees

01:05:23.360 It's the exact opposite of Congress

01:05:26.360 They're like

01:05:27.360 Hey, you know what?

01:05:28.360 We're going to call it

01:05:29.360 We're going to call this

01:05:30.360 The greatest loan ever given to anybody

01:05:33.360 And then load it up with a bunch of crap that will cripple you

01:05:36.360 They don't do that

01:05:37.360 I know

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01:06:03.360 The code is Freespeech

01:06:05.360 You'll save 30%

01:06:19.360 It was a horse

01:06:21.360 On the highway

01:06:26.360 Again

01:06:28.360 Not normal

01:06:29.360 As are many things that I'm telling you about today

01:06:35.360 Not something in America that we have seen

01:06:40.360 Well, the horse maybe since

01:06:42.360 I'm not sure

01:06:44.360 The highway system was first introduced

01:06:47.360 Maybe

01:06:49.360 Maybe

01:06:51.360 Alright, so I was talking to you about the interest on the national debt

01:06:55.360 It is now going to exceed the entire defense budget of $822 billion for fiscal year 2024

01:07:04.360 Now I'd like to say something about this

01:07:07.360 Beyond

01:07:09.360 That's

01:07:11.360 Not

01:07:13.360 Normal

01:07:15.360 And not good

01:07:16.360 I think you get that

01:07:17.360 But I would just like to point out

01:07:20.360 The entire defense budget

01:07:23.360 Is $822 billion

01:07:26.360 $822 billion

01:07:28.360 $822 billion

01:07:30.360 Now, you might say that's too much

01:07:33.360 You might be right

01:07:35.360 But you know, with that $822 billion

01:07:38.360 There's these

01:07:39.360 There's these

01:07:40.360 What are they? The F-22s or the F-24s or the F-something

01:07:44.360 I know F is in it

01:07:46.360 But, you know, there are amazing planes

01:07:51.360 Amazing planes

01:07:53.360 Doing things no plane has ever done before

01:07:56.360 There are these things called

01:07:58.360 Aircraft carriers

01:07:59.360 They're enormous

01:08:00.360 They're enormous

01:08:02.360 A horse may not make it all the way

01:08:06.360 From one end to the other

01:08:08.360 Okay, alright

01:08:10.360 That's what we get for $800

01:08:13.360 The largest, most powerful military

01:08:16.360 In the history of man

01:08:21.360 Okay

01:08:22.360 So, when we just gave out $6 trillion

01:08:28.360 In the last

01:08:29.360 What did we get?

01:08:31.360 I'm just, did we

01:08:33.360 Does anybody have a new plane?

01:08:35.360 Do we have a new plane?

01:08:37.360 What do we have?

01:08:39.360 What do we have?

01:08:40.360 Besides absolute chaos on our streets

01:08:42.360 Inflation everywhere

01:08:44.360 The grocery store

01:08:46.360 Your real wages

01:08:49.360 Going down by $1,000

01:08:50.360 What did we get?

01:08:53.360 Can you give me something tangible?

01:08:56.360 Even if it's just a waste

01:08:58.360 Like, yeah, we built a

01:09:00.360 You know, we had the Statue of Liberty

01:09:03.360 We thought we could build a statue of slavery

01:09:06.360 Just to remind, you know, slavery's bad

01:09:10.360 We built it off the coast of Portland

01:09:13.360 Not Maine, that would be crazy

01:09:14.360 Portland, Oregon

01:09:16.360 Alright, show it to me

01:09:17.360 At least I'd say

01:09:18.360 Wow, that's

01:09:20.360 I mean, I wouldn't have ever

01:09:21.360 But, okay

01:09:23.360 Can you show me the receipt?

01:09:25.360 What did we get?

01:09:27.360 Over

01:09:32.360 Six

01:09:34.360 Times

01:09:36.360 The money that we spend

01:09:38.360 At the Pentagon

01:09:39.360 That's a big building

01:09:40.360 We've ever been in it

01:09:41.360 Or near it

01:09:42.360 It's hard to miss

01:09:44.360 Because it's enormous

01:09:50.360 Okay

01:09:53.360 Here's the new policy down at the border

01:09:55.360 Washington Examiner

01:09:59.360 Has just reported today

01:10:01.360 The Biden administration

01:10:03.360 Has secretly been slashing the number of illegal immigrants

01:10:07.360 Who must post bond to enter in the United States

01:10:10.360 It's a new policy

01:10:12.360 And I'm quoting

01:10:14.360 A new policy called

01:10:16.360 Releasing everyone

01:10:19.360 End quote

01:10:21.360 Hmm

01:10:23.360 I don't think that's a policy

01:10:26.360 I don't think

01:10:27.360 That's a policy

01:10:28.360 I think that's just

01:10:29.360 Release everybody

01:10:30.360 You know what I mean?

01:10:31.360 I don't think there's

01:10:32.360 There's nothing like

01:10:33.360 You know how it's like

01:10:35.360 This bill will save babies

01:10:37.360 Bill

01:10:38.360 And you're like

01:10:39.360 Oh, well, who

01:10:40.360 I gotta vote for that

01:10:41.360 Because who wants to not save babies

01:10:43.360 Except half of Congress

01:10:45.360 So that wouldn't work

01:10:48.360 It's like

01:10:49.360 Give everybody free money

01:10:51.360 And stuff

01:10:53.360 They call it that

01:10:54.360 And you're like

01:10:55.360 You pass it

01:10:56.360 And it's the exact opposite

01:10:57.360 You know, they come in

01:10:58.360 And they take all of your clothing

01:11:00.360 They take even the spoons out

01:11:02.360 You're eating soup

01:11:04.360 And they just

01:11:05.360 Take the spoon out from your hand

01:11:07.360 This is all part of the

01:11:08.360 Give people free stuff act

01:11:11.360 This is the opposite

01:11:12.360 I think if their policy is

01:11:14.360 Just release everybody

01:11:16.360 It would mean

01:11:18.360 That everybody

01:11:19.360 Goes to jail

01:11:21.360 But for some strange reason

01:11:23.360 This policy

01:11:25.360 Is exactly

01:11:27.360 What it sounds like

01:11:29.360 This I might point out

01:11:31.360 Is also

01:11:33.360 Not normal

01:11:36.360 So they're just releasing

01:11:38.360 Everyone

01:11:39.360 Instead of detaining

01:11:40.360 Any illegal aliens

01:11:42.360 The Biden administration

01:11:43.360 Is dismantling

01:11:44.360 The detention

01:11:45.360 And bonds programs

01:11:46.360 By simply releasing

01:11:47.360 Every single

01:11:48.360 Illegal alien

01:11:49.360 It can

01:11:50.360 Into the United States

01:11:52.360 That, you know

01:11:53.360 Sure

01:11:54.360 Lawlessness

01:11:55.360 Chaos

01:11:57.360 Drugs

01:11:58.360 Terrorists

01:12:00.360 You know

01:12:01.360 Child sex

01:12:03.360 Rape

01:12:05.360 You know

01:12:07.360 Maybe they become

01:12:08.360 You know

01:12:09.360 Maybe we'll have

01:12:10.360 A new state

01:12:11.360 Because

01:12:12.360 They're gonna be

01:12:13.360 The biggest state

01:12:14.360 In the union

01:12:15.360 Maybe we could

01:12:16.360 Get that done

01:12:17.360 I mean

01:12:18.360 Think of all like

01:12:19.360 Really great things

01:12:20.360 That are gonna come from

01:12:21.360 Again, not normal

01:12:22.360 And how much is that

01:12:23.360 Going to cost us

01:12:26.360 Now this story

01:12:28.360 This story

01:12:29.360 Just in

01:12:31.360 Looks like

01:12:32.360 Top US trading partners

01:12:33.360 Including

01:12:34.360 Could you do the teletype

01:12:35.360 Could you just do that

01:12:38.360 I want it to sound

01:12:39.360 You're wanting me to type

01:12:40.360 Is that

01:12:41.360 Or you want an actual teletype

01:12:42.360 Do we have the

01:12:43.360 There we go

01:12:44.360 Okay

01:12:46.360 1010 wins news

01:12:48.360 Give us

01:12:49.360 I don't know

01:12:50.360 Five minutes

01:12:51.360 And we'll

01:12:52.360 Use that five minutes

01:12:53.360 Here it is

01:12:54.360 Top US trading partners

01:12:56.360 Including the UK

01:12:57.360 Germany and Japan

01:12:58.360 Have recently entered

01:13:00.360 Recessions

01:13:01.360 As inflation

01:13:02.360 And high interest rates

01:13:03.360 Burden businesses

01:13:05.360 While the US

01:13:06.360 Has so far

01:13:07.360 Avoided recession

01:13:08.360 It could be

01:13:09.360 Dragged in

01:13:10.360 To the economic turmoil

01:13:11.360 As trade

01:13:12.360 And international

01:13:13.360 Businesses

01:13:14.360 Decline

01:13:16.360 Wow

01:13:17.360 Thank you

01:13:18.360 1010 wins

01:13:19.360 Wow

01:13:20.360 So we're fine

01:13:22.360 May I ask you

01:13:23.360 What causes

01:13:24.360 The inflation

01:13:26.360 In countries

01:13:28.360 That can't

01:13:29.360 Print

01:13:30.360 Money

01:13:31.360 Hmm

01:13:32.360 What causes

01:13:36.360 Inflation

01:13:37.360 I mean

01:13:39.360 Don't they have

01:13:40.360 More gold

01:13:41.360 In their vaults

01:13:42.360 Because

01:13:43.360 Our gold

01:13:45.360 Is inflating

01:13:46.360 Too

01:13:47.360 Which just means

01:13:48.360 It's worth

01:13:49.360 More

01:13:50.360 Right

01:13:51.360 It's bigger

01:13:52.360 Inflating

01:13:53.360 Why are they having

01:13:54.360 These problems

01:13:55.360 Oh it might be

01:13:56.360 That the people

01:13:57.360 They counted

01:13:58.360 On being their gold

01:13:59.360 Standard

01:14:01.360 Inflation

01:14:02.360 Doesn't

01:14:03.360 It doesn't mean it that way

01:14:04.360 When our dollar

01:14:05.360 Is inflating

01:14:06.360 That doesn't mean

01:14:07.360 The gold

01:14:08.360 That it's supposed

01:14:09.360 To be replacing

01:14:10.360 Is also getting bigger

01:14:12.360 It's getting smaller

01:14:14.360 And so they have to make

01:14:15.360 More of their dollars

01:14:17.360 Because it's in effect

01:14:19.360 In fact

01:14:20.360 With our spending

01:14:21.360 We're sneaking in

01:14:22.360 To their vaults

01:14:23.360 And stealing

01:14:24.360 Their gold

01:14:25.360 But here's the great thing

01:14:26.360 We never have to be there

01:14:28.360 All we have to do

01:14:29.360 To steal that gold

01:14:30.360 From them

01:14:31.360 Is just spend

01:14:32.360 More money

01:14:33.360 You know

01:14:34.360 On some sort of a

01:14:35.360 Really

01:14:36.360 Really important

01:14:37.360 Trans surgery

01:14:38.360 Scientific study

01:14:41.360 That's going to involve

01:14:42.360 Every university

01:14:43.360 Ever

01:14:44.360 We just do that

01:14:47.360 And they are going

01:14:48.360 To love us

01:14:49.360 For that

01:14:50.360 How about this one

01:14:53.360 The IRS announced

01:14:54.360 Yesterday

01:14:55.360 If you're expecting

01:14:56.360 A return

01:14:58.360 It's going to be super big

01:15:00.360 If you live in

01:15:01.360 Reversal world

01:15:02.360 Last year

01:15:04.360 The average person

01:15:05.360 Received

01:15:06.360 $1,963

01:15:08.360 In their

01:15:09.360 Income tax return

01:15:11.360 This year

01:15:12.360 $1,395

01:15:15.360 Which I don't

01:15:17.360 I'm not an expert

01:15:18.360 At math

01:15:19.360 I

01:15:20.360 We should go to

01:15:21.360 A scientist

01:15:22.360 A mathematician

01:15:23.360 Because I'm a layman

01:15:25.360 So what do I know

01:15:27.360 But one of those numbers

01:15:29.360 Is bigger than the other

01:15:31.360 Now traffic and weather

01:15:33.360 Together

01:15:34.360 On the eights

01:15:40.360 There in Philadelphia

01:15:42.360 There was a

01:15:43.360 Horse

01:15:44.360 On the highway

01:15:48.360 In other news

01:15:49.360 Today

01:15:51.360 Biden has

01:15:52.360 Pleaded

01:15:53.360 Not guilty

01:15:54.360 To two misdemeanors

01:15:55.360 And tax charges

01:15:56.360 And felony gun charge

01:15:58.360 During a hearing

01:15:59.360 After a plea bargain

01:16:00.360 Announced June 20th

01:16:01.360 Collapsed

01:16:02.360 His attorneys

01:16:03.360 Abbey

01:16:04.360 Abbey Lowell

01:16:05.360 Abbey Normal

01:16:07.360 Abbey Lowell

01:16:08.360 Abbey Lowell

01:16:09.360 And Christopher Mann

01:16:10.360 Claimed

01:16:11.360 That a photo

01:16:12.360 Apparently showing

01:16:13.360 Three lines

01:16:14.360 Of cocaine

01:16:15.360 With

01:16:17.360 Hunter Biden

01:16:18.360 Standing

01:16:19.360 By it

01:16:20.360 Was not

01:16:21.360 Indeed

01:16:22.360 Cocaine

01:16:23.360 The attorneys

01:16:33.360 For Mr. Biden

01:16:34.360 Said the prosecution

01:16:35.360 Is flat out wrong

01:16:36.360 Mr. Biden

01:16:38.360 Is standing

01:16:40.360 What you

01:16:41.360 What the prosecution

01:16:42.360 Says is three lines

01:16:43.360 Of cocaine

01:16:44.360 But

01:16:45.360 We would like

01:16:46.360 To point out

01:16:47.360 That that's

01:16:48.360 Actually a photo

01:16:49.360 Of sawdust

01:16:50.360 From an expert

01:16:52.360 Carpenter

01:16:53.360 Showing that

01:16:56.360 He kicked

01:16:57.360 Cocaine

01:16:58.360 And so

01:16:59.360 Could

01:17:00.360 The vice

01:17:01.360 President's son

01:17:02.360 Whores

01:17:05.360 On a highway

01:17:07.360 On a highway

01:17:08.360 We did

01:17:12.360 We did

01:17:13.360 This

01:17:14.360 Thing

01:17:15.360 In Ken Burns

01:17:16.360 Style

01:17:17.360 Letters

01:17:18.360 Exchanged between

01:17:19.360 Joe Biden

01:17:20.360 And Hunter Biden

01:17:21.360 That we just released

01:17:22.360 Yesterday on YouTube

01:17:23.360 YouTube.com

01:17:24.360 And it's just like

01:17:25.360 Them

01:17:26.360 These letters that went

01:17:27.360 Back and forth

01:17:28.360 Supposedly from Biden

01:17:29.360 To Hunter

01:17:30.360 And in there

01:17:31.360 We actually make

01:17:32.360 A joke

01:17:33.360 About

01:17:35.360 Joe Biden

01:17:36.360 Photos of Hunter

01:17:37.360 And wondering why

01:17:38.360 As they were

01:17:39.360 Baking

01:17:40.360 They left all this

01:17:41.360 Flour out

01:17:42.360 All over the place

01:17:43.360 And then they made

01:17:44.360 That actual like

01:17:45.360 Legal argument

01:17:46.360 In court

01:17:47.360 I

01:17:48.360 You try

01:17:49.360 To parody

01:17:50.360 These things

01:17:51.360 And you fail

01:17:52.360 Because

01:17:53.360 Life

01:17:54.360 Because there's

01:17:55.360 A horse

01:17:56.360 On the highway

01:17:57.360 That's

01:18:00.360 Nothing

01:18:01.360 So now

01:18:02.360 What do we do

01:18:03.360 About it?

01:18:04.360 What do we do about it?

01:18:05.360 Well, first

01:18:06.360 You have to stop looking at

01:18:08.360 All of these stories

01:18:09.360 As

01:18:10.360 Just

01:18:11.360 One-offs

01:18:12.360 They're not

01:18:13.360 Yeah, I know

01:18:14.360 Sounds crazy

01:18:15.360 But they're not

01:18:17.360 Tonight

01:18:19.360 Biden's own DOJ

01:18:23.360 Recently hinted

01:18:25.360 That the

01:18:26.360 President of the United States

01:18:28.360 Is too mentally incompetent

01:18:30.360 To stand trial

01:18:32.360 But in some twisted sort of

01:18:37.360 Alternate reality

01:18:39.360 That doesn't make him too

01:18:41.360 Mentally incompetent

01:18:42.360 To run

01:18:43.360 The country

01:18:44.360 Okay

01:18:45.360 Okay

01:18:48.360 Okay

01:18:49.360 Okay

01:18:55.360 The

01:18:56.360 Obama playbook

01:18:58.360 Fundamental transformation

01:19:00.360 Top down

01:19:01.360 Bottom up

01:19:02.360 And inside out

01:19:04.360 This plan was used by

01:19:05.360 The Soviets to flip

01:19:06.360 Capitalist Czechoslovakia

01:19:07.360 To communist

01:19:08.360 Because

01:19:09.360 They had to be

01:19:10.360 Invited in

01:19:11.360 It's kind of like

01:19:12.360 No, I can't come in

01:19:13.360 Let's

01:19:15.360 The Obama version

01:19:17.360 I think

01:19:18.360 Was modeled

01:19:19.360 After that

01:19:21.360 Written

01:19:22.360 By the American

01:19:23.360 Socialists from the 1960s

01:19:25.360 And it's called

01:19:26.360 The Cloward Piven

01:19:27.360 Strategy

01:19:28.360 In case

01:19:30.360 You don't remember

01:19:31.360 What I told you

01:19:33.360 Oh so very

01:19:34.360 When you were just

01:19:35.360 A young little toddler

01:19:36.360 Sitting on my lap

01:19:38.360 And that nice senator

01:19:40.360 Would come and smell

01:19:41.360 Your head

01:19:43.360 If you don't remember

01:19:44.360 What I taught you back then

01:19:47.360 You cannot miss

01:19:48.360 The Wednesday night special

01:19:49.360 Because back then

01:19:50.360 It was a theory

01:19:52.360 Back then

01:19:53.360 It was something that I said

01:19:54.360 This is happening

01:19:55.360 That's a conspiracy theory

01:19:58.360 Well

01:19:59.360 Now

01:20:00.360 When we have

01:20:01.360 Horses on the highway

01:20:03.360 I think we can

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01:20:29.360 Right?

01:20:30.360 Am I right?

01:20:31.360 Is there anybody

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01:20:36.360 That thinks that

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01:22:02.360 The Glenn Beck Program

01:22:05.360 Will be right back

01:22:18.360 You know, we've barely mentioned

01:22:20.360 President's

01:22:21.360 President's

01:22:22.360 President's Week

01:22:23.360 Used to be President's Day

01:22:24.360 But nope

01:22:25.360 Not normal

01:22:26.360 We just combined the two of them together

01:22:29.360 And now it's President's Day

01:22:30.360 Abraham Lincoln and George Washington

01:22:32.360 And I just wanted to point out

01:22:33.360 You know, we always talk about

01:22:35.360 Abraham Lincoln

01:22:36.360 And you know, we all know the things he did

01:22:38.360 But one interesting little tidbit

01:22:40.360 Has come out this year

01:22:41.360 That he not only freed the slaves

01:22:45.360 But he also pardoned Moses Robinette

01:22:51.360 As in Joe Robinette Biden

01:22:55.360 Yeah, he apparently shibbed somebody with a knife

01:23:02.360 In a fight in the Union Army

01:23:04.360 And the President got in the middle of it

01:23:07.360 And he pardoned him

01:23:08.360 Which makes me think this

01:23:11.360 If Lincoln would have done his damn job

01:23:14.360 And just stayed out of it

01:23:15.360 Maybe

01:23:16.360 The Robinette family

01:23:19.360 Would have passed that little thing down

01:23:21.360 Hey, you do the crime

01:23:22.360 You do the time

01:23:23.360 You know what I'm saying?

01:23:24.360 The Glenn Beck Program

01:23:25.360 Let me tell you about American Giant

01:23:27.360 Our trade relationship with China is a joke

01:23:30.360 I mean, really it is with everything

01:23:32.360 I mean

01:23:33.360 Hey, can we buy some more of your stuff?

01:23:35.360 Cheap

01:23:36.360 Yeah

01:23:37.360 Yeah, I'd do that

01:23:38.360 There's a company that is trying to do something about this

01:23:41.360 By just making things here in America

01:23:44.360 That's the solution

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01:23:48.360 It was about to be shut down

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01:23:54.360 The people were saved

01:23:55.360 I mean, when this thing was going out

01:23:57.360 That was it

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01:23:59.360 They brought back the American workers

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01:24:11.360 Everything

01:24:12.360 Was made and sourced here in America

01:24:14.360 And then stitched here in America

01:24:17.360 I mean, you could find cheaper clothes

01:24:19.360 You know

01:24:20.360 Good luck with that

01:24:21.360 You know

01:24:22.360 I would be definitely against slavery

01:24:24.360 I mean, unless they're making clothes cheaper

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01:24:46.360 It's a new day

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01:24:49.360 Welcome to the fusion

01:25:05.360 It's a new day, it's a new day

01:25:11.720 Welcome to the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:25:24.080 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:25:29.440 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:25:31.300 We all know things are about to change dramatically.

01:25:35.720 Some of us have, you know, money riding on it.

01:25:38.760 Stu, can you think of anything that might change that might make you, I don't know, $1,000 poorer?

01:25:43.800 I can think of one specific thing.

01:25:46.140 Really?

01:25:46.440 Yeah, that I'm a little more nervous about than I used to be.

01:25:49.580 Yeah, what would that be?

01:25:50.480 Well, you've bet me $1,000 that you think Michelle Obama will be the candidate.

01:25:55.020 Yeah, not only that, but that Joe Biden will not be the candidate.

01:25:58.680 Well, by definition, Glenn, they can't have two candidates.

01:26:00.960 So, yes, you're right.

01:26:02.300 If Michelle Obama was the candidate, that would also mean that Joe Biden.

01:26:05.180 You were playing this against me.

01:26:06.300 That's what I said to you last time.

01:26:08.640 You were like, whoa, yeah, I guess so.

01:26:11.060 I guess it wouldn't be a draw.

01:26:12.520 Oh, you...

01:26:13.160 Anyway, so if you're like me and would like to see Stu suffer,

01:26:19.800 I have somebody who can take the parallel from 2020 and show you how it's been done before.

01:26:30.040 We'll talk about that with Steve Krakauer coming up next.

01:26:35.740 I've partnered with the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

01:26:39.440 This is a group that I have personally given to over the years.

01:26:43.240 I really, really like them, like what they do, and I like the fact that it's Jews and Christians working together.

01:26:51.220 Hey, let's save all the Jews.

01:26:52.980 I don't know.

01:26:53.820 What do you say we work together as Christians and Jews?

01:26:57.840 Wouldn't that be nice?

01:26:59.560 That's why I've partnered with them after October 7th.

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01:27:06.080 They don't really have any friends.

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01:27:47.780 Steve Kranichard, who used to work here, and where were you working before you worked at the police?

01:27:55.380 Before here, I was at CNN.

01:27:56.980 So, yes, I was at CNN for about three and a half years.

01:27:59.580 It was a very different CNN, I have to say, back in 2010 to 2013 when I was there.

01:28:04.140 Yeah, well, I had just left there, and it was, I mean, it was still the same, but it was not out of control.

01:28:10.020 Right.

01:28:10.500 The guardrails were on.

01:28:12.260 Yeah, I mean, they wouldn't crucify you in the hallway with literal nails.

01:28:16.600 I think they would now.

01:28:17.880 And then you came here, and you were working at the Blaze for a long time.

01:28:21.920 Yeah.

01:28:22.020 You've moved on.

01:28:23.060 You left us.

01:28:25.100 And you left us for somebody better looking and more talented.

01:28:30.000 You went to work with Megyn Kelly.

01:28:32.340 Yes.

01:28:32.540 But you also have your own thing.

01:28:35.220 You've written a book.

01:28:37.120 This came out last year.

01:28:38.740 Last year, yeah.

01:28:39.100 Okay.

01:28:39.380 It's been republished now in paperback.

01:28:41.720 It's called Uncovered, How the Media Got Cozy with Power, Abandoned Its Principles, and Lost the People.

01:28:48.120 You've been watching the media for a long time and watching politics and how it's been covered.

01:28:52.840 There's something, there's a replay of sorts, I think.

01:28:56.060 And I know you wrote about this in the book, but I want to see what you, if you believe it ties back in.

01:29:02.500 And that's the Bernie Sanders getting the shaft from the DNC in 2020.

01:29:07.360 Yeah, absolutely.

01:29:08.500 And I think you can, I write in Uncovered about the way Bernie Sanders got the shaft in 2016 as well.

01:29:13.200 And then again in 2020 by the DNC, we saw this incredible moment.

01:29:17.920 They actually made a point of this when they covered this in the New York Times of saying,

01:29:21.100 Bernie Sanders was really kind of coasting to victory.

01:29:25.260 He had won huge in New Hampshire.

01:29:26.880 That was in 2016, right?

01:29:28.340 Well, in 2016, and then again in 2020, he won Nevada.

01:29:31.580 And then there was this moment where Pete Buttigieg, who was doing pretty well in his campaign,

01:29:36.480 and Amy Klobuchar, all of a sudden, they all dropped out.

01:29:39.540 They all got behind Joe Biden in this final push to stop Bernie Sanders, stop the big upstart,

01:29:46.220 the big progressive, the anti-establishment candidate on the Democratic side.

01:29:50.100 But what was different in 2020 and what I write about in Uncovered versus 2016 was it was also the media.

01:29:55.780 I went back and I looked at some of that MSNBC coverage.

01:29:58.360 Joy Reid, Chris Matthews, they were going so hard against Bernie Sanders,

01:30:03.000 but not just against Bernie Sanders, but against his own supporters.

01:30:05.720 And they were rallying the rest of the Democratic Party and saying, you know, you have to get in line.

01:30:11.080 CNN, this incredible moment, I have to say they kind of created the story of Bernie Sanders having this sexist moment with Elizabeth Warren,

01:30:20.440 where he said, oh, a woman can't become president.

01:30:23.060 And then that story gets published by CNN.

01:30:25.460 And then that night is the CNN debate where Elizabeth Warren could then attack Bernie Sanders over it.

01:30:30.200 So there were all these little moments where the corporate press was essentially working in collusion with the DNC to stop Bernie Sanders.

01:30:37.620 And I believe that we've seen a playbook for this.

01:30:40.240 And now we fast forward to 2024.

01:30:42.780 At the time, that was in support.

01:30:44.620 We're seeing it again.

01:30:45.020 Yeah, it was in support of Joe Biden.

01:30:46.620 Now we see potentially, I think the drip, drip, drip happening as reclined podcast last week, certain stories.

01:30:53.180 If Joe Biden were to step aside, here's how they could replace him.

01:30:57.000 We're starting to see this happen.

01:30:58.420 And I think that if we really start to see media stories, places like a CNN, places like MSNBC,

01:31:04.880 start to talk about what's really going on behind the scenes at the White House or potentially some,

01:31:09.900 maybe some big Hunter Biden investigation, then we start to know they're done with Joe Biden.

01:31:14.040 They're ready to move on.

01:31:14.960 You know that's coming.

01:31:16.700 They started going after Dr. Jill.

01:31:18.940 Yeah.

01:31:19.340 You know, just this week, that she's really the force behind him staying because she wants vengeance.

01:31:26.440 That was the word, vengeance.

01:31:29.340 I mean, I don't know who's really crossed Dr. Jill, but okay.

01:31:34.400 But she wants vengeance.

01:31:35.580 And I thought that story would not have come out in 2020.

01:31:38.600 There's no way.

01:31:39.540 No.

01:31:39.800 There's no way.

01:31:40.380 They are now going after her and just sending a subtle signal.

01:31:46.040 We'll continue to do that.

01:31:48.120 You really want to surrender.

01:31:50.120 Yeah.

01:31:50.460 Yeah.

01:31:50.620 I don't think the story would have come out in 2023.

01:31:52.940 I think that the her report, the special counsel report was a big moment.

01:31:57.280 And we've seen the polls.

01:31:59.000 I mean, you know, 86% of Americans, including most Democrats, think that Joe Biden's too old to run.

01:32:04.480 And if this is really going to continue down this path, and I do think that the State of the Union coming up next month is a big pivot point.

01:32:10.940 If Joe Biden is able to sort of be okay on that big stage, maybe the rest of the Democratic establishment, the elites on the Democratic side and the media stays behind it.

01:32:21.500 But if he doesn't, if he stumbles, I think we're going to see the floodgates open.

01:32:25.380 And we've seen, you know, like I've read and uncovered, the media on the left has tremendous power to sway their base.

01:32:32.060 And if they really get behind it, it's over.

01:32:34.860 Joe Biden will have to step aside.

01:32:36.240 Even if he says, I can do the job, it appears the American people think I can't.

01:32:40.840 And then we start to open the idea of, okay, what happens next?

01:32:43.480 Is it Harris?

01:32:44.360 Is it Michelle Obama?

01:32:45.580 Who steps into that role?

01:32:46.980 There's no way it's Harris.

01:32:48.120 I don't think it's possible.

01:32:49.420 I think that's more likely than Obama.

01:32:51.840 Still, I do.

01:32:52.920 Do you really?

01:32:53.820 I do.

01:32:54.340 I mean, again, she's terrible.

01:32:55.900 And there's no reason to believe she's got this job.

01:32:59.500 It's totally true.

01:33:00.280 Everything you're saying is true.

01:33:01.620 It still would be difficult, though, to just replace her.

01:33:06.020 I mean, just to skip over her, Michelle Obama would be the one figure you could see that happening with.

01:33:11.000 Because they could justify, well, it's an Obama, it's a black woman, we can do this.

01:33:15.600 But it'll be hard to skip over.

01:33:17.180 I don't think Gavin Newsom is a realistic possibility.

01:33:20.100 I don't.

01:33:20.400 It's against my point.

01:33:21.380 I think Michelle Obama, Kamala, but I think is a, I mean, she's just unlikable.

01:33:29.300 Susan Rice, it has to be a black woman.

01:33:32.580 It has to be a black woman if you're going to go with Kamala.

01:33:35.580 If you're not going to go with Kamala.

01:33:36.740 This is why I think it's so important for a really discerning viewer and reader to look at what the media is putting out there.

01:33:43.080 They are in the know on a lot of these things.

01:33:45.660 There was an Axios piece recently about kind of behind the scenes of the Biden administration that essentially propped up Susan Rice as this really key figure who she knew so much more than Kamala Harris on the border.

01:33:55.860 She was really taking it to Alejandro Mayorkas behind the scenes, maybe planted by the Susan Rice people to kind of position her as a potential savior there as well.

01:34:04.960 Is she running the way?

01:34:05.920 Is she the one that's the point person at the White House?

01:34:08.240 I think that she was a part of that Obama-Biden blob that was part of it.

01:34:14.360 She has now stepped aside.

01:34:15.480 She is, last year, it was, you know, essentially removed.

01:34:18.960 But you look at the people, Anita Dunn, Susan Rice, a lot of these holdovers from the Obama years.

01:34:23.820 I mean, a lot of people have described the Biden administration as the third Obama administration, right?

01:34:28.080 I mean, that's essentially what we're getting.

01:34:29.460 And, you know, they say, they mock that now, but that came from the New York Times even in 2020.

01:34:35.140 You know, they say it was a shadow.

01:34:36.240 For him, basically.

01:34:37.600 They were basically arguing on behalf of Biden, essentially.

01:34:41.240 This is, don't worry, it's a third Obama administration.

01:34:43.380 But there was also somebody who was taking it apart and saying, you know, had been taking it apart and saying, well, you know, everybody thought that was crazy.

01:34:54.180 Look at who he has now in the White House.

01:34:56.800 It's all Obama people.

01:34:58.200 Right, right.

01:34:58.740 And Obama's the only one that hasn't moved away from D.C.

01:35:01.540 No president has ever done that.

01:35:03.360 I know, I know.

01:35:04.220 And to your Michelle Obama point, recently on Jay Shetty's very highly rated podcast, why?

01:35:10.540 She wasn't there to promote anything, but she's there talking Trump, talking politics.

01:35:14.100 So you start to get these seeds and you wonder what is really behind it.

01:35:18.060 And I do think that what's most interesting about this current moment that we're in is Biden is, you know, part of the blob.

01:35:26.540 He's not the Bernie Sanders type.

01:35:27.880 He's very much part of the establishment.

01:35:30.180 And whoever's running that White House is part of that.

01:35:32.900 But also the corporate media, I have quotes on the record in the book about people saying how the people that are covering the Biden White House have spent decades working and essentially having cocktail parties with the people in the White House.

01:35:47.020 They know these people extremely well.

01:35:48.940 It's not necessarily they're all colluding together, but they go to their each other's kids soccer games.

01:35:52.700 They know they're part of that Acela media in New York and D.C.

01:35:57.500 So you're going to get the signs in the media.

01:35:59.920 It's inevitable.

01:36:00.580 If that's where the Democratic Party wants to go, it will be fed through the corporate media.

01:36:05.360 So it feels like that already, but it's not, but it's, it doesn't seem sure-footed yet.

01:36:13.040 And you're saying it's going to be the, possibly.

01:36:16.800 I think if I'm diagnosing your bet with Stu, I think it's probably 50-50 still.

01:36:23.340 I think that is 50-50.

01:36:24.580 Would you like to, like to double the bet?

01:36:27.200 We already have even odds of this bet.

01:36:29.520 I know.

01:36:29.840 Would you like to double it?

01:36:31.800 Want to make it $2,000, not just a thousand?

01:36:34.660 I mean, the problem is percentage of income.

01:36:37.620 I'm the one getting screwed here, right?

01:36:39.040 Like we all understand this.

01:36:40.240 Oh, now we're a socialist.

01:36:41.380 Now we have to be all equal.

01:36:43.640 I mean, here's the thing.

01:36:45.880 And let me just, let me talk this out in my head as we're going through this.

01:36:48.660 One of the arguments that I, because I think Kamala Harris is, she's still the most obvious choice.

01:36:53.560 It would be difficult to overlook her.

01:36:54.900 One of the reasons why I felt like Biden would stay in place is because if Kamala, who comes into power, becomes the candidate,

01:37:05.020 she has her own people.

01:37:06.420 Right.

01:37:06.720 And all those people who are with Biden now are like, we're going to lose our gig if Kamala's the person.

01:37:12.640 Because Kamala, they're totally, they have totally different circles.

01:37:16.340 The Michelle Obama point, though, is a good one here.

01:37:18.460 Because they are sort of the same circles.

01:37:20.320 Like some of them are Biden loyalists, the Antony Blinkens of the world.

01:37:23.780 But a lot of them are sort of Obama affiliated.

01:37:27.460 So, I mean, it makes me hesitant.

01:37:30.240 But I mean, again, she said over and over again, she doesn't want to do it.

01:37:35.700 All right, $2,000.

01:37:36.560 Let's do it.

01:37:36.880 $2,000.

01:37:37.260 $2,000.

01:37:37.820 $2,000.

01:37:38.160 We're updating it.

01:37:38.880 $2,000.

01:37:39.360 That's good.

01:37:40.040 I think it's, you've got the bet in now, so it's done.

01:37:43.680 Okay.

01:37:43.840 But I think we're going to learn a lot more in the near future.

01:37:46.760 I think we're, the fact that the train is out the stage now, right?

01:37:50.480 It's moving.

01:37:51.200 We're watching it happen in the press.

01:37:53.640 Now we start to see whether it's going to continue.

01:37:55.800 So, nothing like this has ever been done before.

01:37:58.400 No.

01:37:58.840 Okay?

01:37:59.180 This will be complete.

01:38:01.220 It'll be a horse on the highway.

01:38:05.160 Okay?

01:38:05.680 Yeah.

01:38:06.300 I don't know if you saw this, but go ahead and play.

01:38:09.240 This is on, I think it's I-76 in Philadelphia.

01:38:13.120 I can't stop watching it.

01:38:14.120 I've seen it 25 times this morning, and I still watch it every time it pops up.

01:38:16.680 Because you've never seen it before.

01:38:18.280 It's a horse on the highway.

01:38:21.300 Okay?

01:38:22.440 And that's what this will be.

01:38:24.060 Right.

01:38:24.360 Can you walk us through on what has to happen?

01:38:28.500 I mean, could they do that in the Republican Party?

01:38:34.920 Yes.

01:38:35.580 In theory, they could.

01:38:37.260 Okay.

01:38:37.580 So, hang on.

01:38:38.220 Explain both of those to me here in just a second.

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01:40:34.600 Steve Krakauer, who is the executive producer of the Megyn Kelly program.

01:40:39.160 And every time I'm on with her, I, and maybe I should just come out and say it.

01:40:43.760 I feel a little awkward, but Megan, my eyes are up here.

01:40:47.080 Okay.

01:40:47.940 Uh, but, uh, I'm sure she talks about me.

01:40:51.260 Well, probably not.

01:40:52.460 Oh yeah.

01:40:52.760 But she's, oh yeah.

01:40:54.900 Oh yeah.

01:40:55.320 Well, let's leave it at that.

01:40:56.380 Let's leave it at that.

01:40:57.240 Anyway.

01:40:58.380 So, uh, uh, welcome to the program.

01:41:00.820 Now, tell me how the Democrats, cause the Democrats have it pretty easy.

01:41:06.240 They have the super, what are they called?

01:41:07.840 Super delegates, right?

01:41:08.800 Right.

01:41:09.260 And they put that in place after they saw Reagan win.

01:41:12.820 And they're like, we can't let that happen.

01:41:14.720 I mean, the people choose no way.

01:41:17.220 And so how would this work?

01:41:19.440 Yeah.

01:41:19.700 Well, and I have to say, I know I mentioned as recline, he had the podcast last week,

01:41:23.080 which I think started this ball rolling.

01:41:24.400 He had another podcast today.

01:41:26.140 And again, this is who cares about as recline, right?

01:41:27.900 But this is a New York times podcast, very influential person.

01:41:30.740 He spends an hour laying out what would happen at a contested convention.

01:41:33.740 He is laying the groundwork for what might be the case here and is obviously pushing for

01:41:38.720 it as well.

01:41:39.240 So it depends on when Joe Biden steps aside.

01:41:42.220 There's a scenario where he steps aside very soon.

01:41:45.080 And then they essentially have a primary process.

01:41:47.340 That seems pretty dangerous for the Democratic establishment.

01:41:49.760 There's the contested convention option, which again is kind of chaotic.

01:41:53.480 And so wait, wait, wait, that is him still saying, and the people are at the convention,

01:42:00.280 the superdelegates and other delegates go, no, right?

01:42:02.920 Right, right.

01:42:03.780 That's one scenario.

01:42:04.840 Or he potentially just says, I'm now going to step aside and let the delegates decide,

01:42:09.560 make their decision.

01:42:10.500 And there's a lot of delegates that are going to be involved in that process.

01:42:13.620 But I have to put out another really interesting window in time that might happen.

01:42:18.260 This was actually laid out on the Megyn Kelly show back last year.

01:42:21.300 There's a moment where from August 23rd until about September 10th, this 20-day stretch,

01:42:26.380 where if Joe Biden accepts the nomination at the convention, then the convention ends and

01:42:30.800 the delegates go home and they're no longer needed.

01:42:33.320 But then in this three-week period, if Joe Biden then decides, I want to step down, what

01:42:37.780 happens is the DNC just picks a candidate.

01:42:40.360 Oh my gosh.

01:42:41.760 So it makes it very easy.

01:42:42.860 We love democracy, don't we?

01:42:45.580 Yes.

01:42:46.100 Wow.

01:42:46.460 You've got to, I guess, destroy democracy to save democracy, is the theory, right?

01:42:51.140 Unbelievable.

01:42:52.100 Yes.

01:42:52.580 And so this is certainly a possibility where you can, he can step aside, the DNC just gets

01:42:57.060 together.

01:42:57.480 It's 150, 200 people.

01:42:58.940 They pick the candidate.

01:43:00.040 It gives them enough time to put it on all the ballots in every state.

01:43:03.260 And then they just appoint someone.

01:43:04.180 But who is a big enough name and known well enough to take that job?

01:43:10.780 Right.

01:43:11.460 Well, I mean, Michelle Obama is-

01:43:13.400 Let's go back to 1,500.

01:43:14.760 What do you go back to 1,500 right now?

01:43:16.160 What about 3,000?

01:43:16.780 No.

01:43:17.060 What about 3,000?

01:43:18.040 No, four.

01:43:18.740 You're going to bankrupt.

01:43:19.560 Four?

01:43:19.940 You want to go for four?

01:43:21.120 This is another reason why it's Michelle Obama or whoever gets put in that spot.

01:43:25.020 Matt, you don't have to do any campaigning.

01:43:26.440 There's no primary process at that point.

01:43:28.460 And you probably don't have to do any debates.

01:43:30.200 Look, we've already seen the way that they've talked about Donald Trump.

01:43:33.220 He's this insurrectionist.

01:43:34.860 And of course, let alone if there's any, even in the New York trial, if he's found guilty

01:43:39.440 in that at that point, well, I'm not going to get on the debate stage with that person.

01:43:42.160 So whoever is in that spot just essentially just coasts to the final general election

01:43:47.440 in November without having to do any campaigning or any debating.

01:43:50.780 So it's an interesting prospect for someone who wants to not be involved in politics,

01:43:54.320 but potentially, quote unquote, save the republic.

01:43:58.080 That's fascinating.

01:43:58.900 That sure sounds like Michelle Obama.

01:44:03.400 Do you take, can we do a payment plan?

01:44:05.320 Do you have a payment plan option available?

01:44:06.900 No, no, no, I'm like that New York court.

01:44:10.260 I want to bond on it right now.

01:44:12.280 But can we just say, I think that we should just step back and say, and this is what I

01:44:15.160 try to do on Uncovered is why is this happening, right?

01:44:17.320 The only reason that we're even having this conversation is because of what I've seen

01:44:21.780 described as threat inflation, where there is this idea where it's not what would happen

01:44:27.000 in 2024 if Donald Trump wins the media, the democratic establishment is making it seem

01:44:32.260 like it truly is the end of the republic, right?

01:44:34.220 Maybe it's truly the end of democracy.

01:44:36.040 And so when you have that kind of threat inflation to it, this is such a huge thing.

01:44:40.880 We cannot let this happen.

01:44:42.640 That's when you have these kind of insane, chaotic opportunities that emerge like this

01:44:48.880 very unique situation that we're in.

01:44:50.680 What did you think of the New York Times article this week that said that Democrats in particular

01:44:55.680 are tired of the threat inflation?

01:44:58.640 Yeah, right.

01:44:59.380 And it's not working for them.

01:45:01.300 Yeah, they're exhausted.

01:45:02.380 Yeah, they're like, you know, in 2020, okay.

01:45:04.880 But now I'm just tired of it.

01:45:07.240 I'm tired of it.

01:45:08.000 Well, I think that this is what I saw, frankly, in 2015 and 2016, which is the genesis for Uncovered,

01:45:13.120 which was the media, even the CNNs of the world and the left that are in theory serving

01:45:18.960 the left side of the country are so out of touch with the average person in the rest of

01:45:25.020 the country.

01:45:25.560 They're so isolated geographically and have zero diversity of thought, no intellectual

01:45:31.600 honesty on DC and New York.

01:45:33.400 And they are just not in step with what the average person, even people on the left, even

01:45:38.400 average Democrats in the rest of the country feel and think right now.

01:45:42.280 Now, look, there is obviously the quote unquote resistance, the people who are consuming politics

01:45:48.320 every day, consuming the media every day.

01:45:50.320 But most people aren't.

01:45:51.340 I think most people are kind of exhausted with this.

01:45:53.480 And they look at Joe Biden.

01:45:54.980 People don't want to have enemies.

01:45:55.940 No, no.

01:45:56.960 They'd much rather just, but having enemies, you know, having a country that essentially

01:46:02.740 feels like they have enemies, kind of part of the business model these days in the corporate

01:46:06.580 media.

01:46:07.120 It is.

01:46:07.300 If you don't have that, then you don't have a business.

01:46:10.100 We're with Steve Krakauer.

01:46:11.280 We're going to come back and talk to him about Donald Trump now.

01:46:13.840 He's the author of the book Uncovered, available everywhere now.

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01:47:37.900 I mean, honestly, has this ever happened before where we've had to try to convince a guest to stay with us?

01:47:57.000 I mean, I don't think that's ever happened before.

01:47:59.860 Usually the guests are like, I'm so honored to be on.

01:48:02.320 Not like, I got to get out of here.

01:48:04.400 This is not the crack hour way, though.

01:48:06.140 It's not the crack hour way.

01:48:07.280 Now I'm remembering why, you know, he left us.

01:48:10.100 He left us.

01:48:11.080 You know, oh, I've got to go to work.

01:48:13.100 Megyn Kelly is my boss, and she's going to want me, you know, producing the show in a few minutes.

01:48:18.120 Yeah, whatever.

01:48:20.320 This is good, though.

01:48:21.200 I appreciate that.

01:48:24.320 Steve Krakauer, he is the author of the book Uncovered.

01:48:27.780 He is also the editor of Fourth Watch, and you can find him at readuncovered.com or follow him on X at Steve Krak.

01:48:38.200 That's with two Ks.

01:48:40.260 Unlike the way Hunter Biden spells it.

01:48:43.740 K-R-A-K.

01:48:44.800 Okay, so we were talking about what the Democrats can do.

01:48:51.040 Now what happens?

01:48:53.340 I mean, what are your thoughts?

01:48:54.860 I mean, they're in New York and D.C.

01:48:57.860 Those people are crazy in the courts.

01:49:00.280 Crazy.

01:49:00.900 Oh, yeah.

01:49:01.640 They'll convict him.

01:49:03.500 I think so.

01:49:04.360 Yeah.

01:49:04.660 And I think that was part of the plan.

01:49:06.560 You know, it's so funny.

01:49:07.340 You can turn on CNN or MSNBC these days, and you watch a segment about, you know, experts say that if Donald Trump gets back in the White House in 2024, he could go after his political enemies.

01:49:16.800 Look what that might do in our democracy.

01:49:19.280 Okay, and when we come back, here is an update on the four criminal trials against Donald Trump.

01:49:23.340 What are we doing here?

01:49:25.360 I know.

01:49:26.060 But there's no cognitive dissonance.

01:49:27.940 They don't care about hypocrisy anymore.

01:49:29.840 That's completely out the window.

01:49:30.820 So, no, I think that the plan was to get a conviction before the election.

01:49:35.880 I think that's certainly still possible, although I think we've seen that some of these trials are delayed.

01:49:40.780 But whether it comes to the political establishment, frankly, on both sides, if you kind of look at it, and the media, that's the plan.

01:49:49.000 I think that they want him to go into that general election.

01:49:51.680 And we've seen in the polls that if he really is convicted of any of these, even the New York one, that could have an effect on the independents, on the apolitical voters.

01:49:59.300 So, it could have an actual impact, but it's just insane.

01:50:02.940 Wouldn't it make him just the – I mean, by their own thinking, that would just make him the third black American president.

01:50:09.660 Right.

01:50:10.180 Right?

01:50:10.680 There you go.

01:50:11.140 I mean, you know, I think they've made him into a martyr.

01:50:16.680 Yeah.

01:50:17.120 They've made him into a symbol.

01:50:19.000 He's much more than Donald Trump now.

01:50:23.020 Right.

01:50:23.220 Because they've gone after him with such crazy stuff.

01:50:26.860 This judge up in New York.

01:50:29.920 Anyway, we don't have to get into that.

01:50:31.800 You've got to get back with me and Kelly.

01:50:33.440 I just wanted to ask you.

01:50:36.620 So, if he goes to jail, I mean, he'll say he wants to run.

01:50:41.360 Right.

01:50:42.420 The Republicans, what are they going to do?

01:50:44.740 That's really the big question.

01:50:46.160 Because, in theory, he could still run from jail.

01:50:49.080 I mean, it's crazy that we're having this conversation at all, but that is obviously –

01:50:52.960 There was a horse on the highway today.

01:50:56.380 And now our Republican candidate is running for president from jail and could win from jail as well.

01:51:01.900 So, it's definitely possible.

01:51:03.720 But I think that's the big question.

01:51:05.160 I think that we're not going to get any sort of trial and conviction before July, before the Republican convention.

01:51:11.020 So, it would be after – so, I think at that point, it's done.

01:51:13.940 Donald Trump's going to be the nominee.

01:51:15.280 I don't see that as – I think it might have been a possibility if it happened in May or June,

01:51:20.140 and then they get to the convention, and then are they going to have a contested convention?

01:51:23.760 I think we're kind of done with that possibility.

01:51:25.220 It's going to be Donald Trump, conviction or not.

01:51:27.920 I think that's where we're heading.

01:51:29.880 Chance of him winning convicted?

01:51:33.440 It's still a good chance.

01:51:34.740 I mean, it depends on who's on the other side.

01:51:36.520 If it's Joe Biden, I think he's got a great chance.

01:51:40.480 Odds that Joe Biden is the candidate in November.

01:51:44.660 This is crazy.

01:51:45.680 This is crazy talk.

01:51:47.860 Should be – I mean, he's already gotten the nominee, basically.

01:51:51.280 Right.

01:51:51.760 They're both the nominee.

01:51:53.020 They still might not be the nominee.

01:51:54.280 Yeah, they both could not be the nominee.

01:51:56.140 I think it's unlikely.

01:51:57.340 But I think that there's definitely a possibility, certainly more strongly, that Biden is not the nominee.

01:52:02.980 That's amazing.

01:52:03.880 Yeah.

01:52:04.300 Yeah.

01:52:04.960 I mean, I got to tell you, I mean, I think a lot of America would go, look, just both of you, back away.

01:52:11.920 Right.

01:52:12.240 So, can we get somebody who's 40, you know, just 40, just somebody who understands – I mean, Donald Trump knows how to use the internet and use his phone.

01:52:23.440 We are very well aware of that.

01:52:25.520 But I don't think Biden is.

01:52:26.800 Oh, no.

01:52:27.140 You know, he's like, where's my record player, you know?

01:52:31.660 He puts a TikTok out there and they got, like, 27 different jump cuts in it because he can't get – he can't form it.

01:52:36.660 Right.

01:52:36.760 Yeah, gosh.

01:52:37.080 It's amazing.

01:52:38.080 And TikTok, didn't his – wasn't his policy no TikTok?

01:52:42.260 Oh, yeah.

01:52:42.800 Yeah.

01:52:43.040 No, hypocrisy doesn't matter.

01:52:44.300 No, I know, I know, I know.

01:52:45.320 I know.

01:52:45.800 All right, let Steve get to his job.

01:52:47.420 Thank you.

01:52:47.460 All right.

01:52:47.900 All right.

01:52:48.540 Go say hi to Megan.

01:52:50.120 Thank you both so much.

01:52:50.840 Oh, Megan.

01:52:51.600 I was on a little show called the Glenn Beck Program.

01:52:54.280 On it, as always.

01:52:56.400 Thanks a lot, Steve.

01:52:57.920 The book has uncovered how the media got cozy with power, abandoned its principles, and lost the people.

01:53:02.820 And he sits there like he's –

01:53:04.420 You know.

01:53:04.980 Get out.

01:53:05.440 Go to your Megan.

01:53:06.700 See if we care.

01:53:08.900 It is great, though, Glenn.

01:53:09.920 And we talked a lot about our bet and not as much about his book.

01:53:14.000 But the book has a lot of how the sausage is made and also interviews with, like, every big media personality on this stuff.

01:53:21.180 It's really well worth your time.

01:53:24.140 So even though we're not worth his time, the book is worth your time.

01:53:28.020 Apparently not.

01:53:29.300 Hey, so I'm doing a show tonight at 9 o'clock.

01:53:33.860 This is, of course, not going to be as good as anything Megan's going to do today.

01:53:38.660 But I'm going to talk to you about Cloward and Piven and what just the border is costing cities and states and the federal government.

01:53:48.780 It's outrageous.

01:53:49.940 We showed you earlier today.

01:53:51.320 Do we have that cut of that hotel?

01:53:53.460 The horse on the highway?

01:53:54.520 No.

01:53:55.000 No, no.

01:53:55.780 It's a different cut.

01:53:56.660 Yeah.

01:53:57.020 Go ahead.

01:53:57.560 Listen to this.

01:53:58.640 Here is the Rowe Hotel.

01:54:00.000 This is one of the five hotels that has been transformed into a shelter.

01:54:03.040 We're going to walk in there and see what kind of operation they're running inside.

01:54:08.160 This is a nice hotel.

01:54:09.400 Really nice hotel.

01:54:11.280 How's it going?

01:54:11.720 Now he's met by security guards.

01:54:15.300 Oh, yeah, we were just checking out the hotel.

01:54:15.840 Oh, the hotel is closed.

01:54:16.780 The hotel is closed.

01:54:17.480 It's closed?

01:54:17.960 But there's a ton of people in here right now.

01:54:19.920 Yeah, but it's a shelter now, he says.

01:54:22.040 Oh, you guys are in a hotel.

01:54:23.280 It's a shelter for the migrants coming in?

01:54:25.200 Yeah, yeah.

01:54:25.780 It's no longer open to the public.

01:54:27.800 It's closed to the public.

01:54:29.060 How many floors is it?

01:54:30.540 30.

01:54:31.100 30 floors.

01:54:32.620 This thing is...

01:54:33.860 Yeah.

01:54:34.980 You guys aren't allowed to talk about it?

01:54:36.360 Yeah.

01:54:37.100 Why is it like such a big secret, do you think?

01:54:39.320 I don't know.

01:54:40.640 We just follow orders.

01:54:41.900 When hotels such as the Rowe Hotel close until further notice, they sign the contract with

01:54:46.400 an outside source saying that they will pay the rent in order for them to house the migrants.

01:54:50.960 And the hotels love it because it is guaranteed money every single night.

01:54:54.940 And at a rate of $200 per night at the Rowe Hotel, and with 1,331 rooms, that is $260,000

01:55:01.820 a day, $1.8 million a week, and $7.2 million a month.

01:55:05.860 And all that money is guaranteed.

01:55:07.820 Stop.

01:55:08.620 Can I...

01:55:09.220 Can I ask?

01:55:10.480 He just...

01:55:11.380 He went by so quickly, Andy.

01:55:14.480 And an outside source is paying.

01:55:16.480 What outside source is paying?

01:55:19.480 Is it the state?

01:55:20.480 Is it the city?

01:55:21.340 Is it...

01:55:21.980 Who is it?

01:55:23.240 I mean, somebody's paying for it.

01:55:24.800 Clearly.

01:55:25.360 And $7.2 million a month.

01:55:29.420 Well, this is what Eric Adams has been partially complaining about, right?

01:55:33.980 Yeah.

01:55:34.140 Like, that they have to spend all this money and they don't have it.

01:55:36.480 So, I don't know.

01:55:37.360 I mean, there's reports that they have outside, you know, help coming in from the federal government

01:55:42.320 or the...

01:55:42.680 And they're certainly requesting it.

01:55:44.060 I think...

01:55:45.180 Oh, good.

01:55:45.680 Well, we've got plenty of money.

01:55:46.720 For sure.

01:55:47.420 We have plenty of money.

01:55:48.040 By the way, we told you today that for the first time ever, horse on the highway, we are...

01:55:55.440 We're now looking at more interest on our debt than what it costs to run the entire military

01:56:04.560 industrial complex.

01:56:06.660 Okay.

01:56:07.980 More in interest.

01:56:10.280 That's a problem.

01:56:12.060 Now...

01:56:12.260 Is it?

01:56:12.740 Here's the...

01:56:13.280 Nah.

01:56:13.860 No.

01:56:13.960 Here's the...

01:56:14.660 Here's the...

01:56:15.220 I'm just saying that for hype.

01:56:16.460 I don't mean any of this, too.

01:56:18.800 Boston activists now has demanded...

01:56:21.140 Well, let me just set this up.

01:56:23.580 You know that Boston is paying because they have to?

01:56:25.980 Because they have a right to shelter law?

01:56:28.240 So, everybody's going up to Boston and in the right to shelter.

01:56:31.840 It's not just shelter.

01:56:33.340 You need to have a bed, a guaranteed refrigerator, and a microwave.

01:56:38.940 Okay?

01:56:39.780 Guaranteed.

01:56:40.580 State.

01:56:41.200 State law or city law.

01:56:43.040 Okay.

01:56:43.420 Well, they don't have enough of those, you know.

01:56:46.680 Would you like a place with a bed and a microwave and a refrigerator and a sink?

01:56:51.740 Yeah.

01:56:52.060 Well, we don't have any of those.

01:56:53.320 So, what they're paying now, they're paying restaurants and big food processing companies

01:56:59.020 $65 a day for every illegal alien.

01:57:06.580 And they're getting hot meals delivered to them.

01:57:11.180 How long is that going to last before it all collapses?

01:57:14.360 Now we have a Boston activist that is demanding $15 billion in reparations for black Americans.

01:57:22.020 This reminds me of Cloward and Piven.

01:57:28.460 And what I talked to Tucker Carlson about, he said, you know, there's going to come a time where people are just going to say, make it stop.

01:57:34.840 And they will just run to whoever it is that will make it stop.

01:57:38.480 Yeah, that is also strategy.

01:57:40.760 That was a strategy from the Soviet Union when they took over Czechoslovakia back in the 1940s.

01:57:47.120 We went over both of these things with giant chalkboards back at Fox.

01:57:51.160 I'm going to show you, it's not a theory anymore, exactly what is happening and how those are being played out.

01:57:59.700 Exactly as we warned they would, they're being played out right now.

01:58:04.700 The clock is ticking.

01:58:06.700 How long before we have no money left and can't do anything about it?

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01:58:22.260 Maybe you get in there, fiddle around with it, save some money.

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01:59:29.860 We'll be right back after these messages.

01:59:47.740 So, Stubergear.

01:59:50.860 At the end of another program, I still haven't found the right jingle.

01:59:55.000 Really?

01:59:55.380 For our Texas Court of Appeals, or no, Texas Criminal Court.

02:00:00.240 I think that's what it is.

02:00:01.040 I didn't even know.

02:00:02.440 This is like the biggest thing.

02:00:04.280 If Texas doesn't put at least these three people on the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals,

02:00:10.440 we lose Texas.

02:00:11.820 There's no hyperbole there.

02:00:13.660 There will not be any investigations at all of any fraud because this Court of Criminal Appeals has made it so the Attorney General can't look into it.

02:00:29.120 No DA is because they're all Soros DAs.

02:00:32.100 So, people, you know, we're trying to figure out how to get people to remember Schneck or Schneck.

02:00:40.020 How would you say this?

02:00:41.860 Schneck?

02:00:42.420 Schneck, Parker, and Finley.

02:00:45.740 And, you know, somebody called and said it's the Coppertone candidates.

02:00:50.060 SPF.

02:00:50.600 But I'm not going to remember.

02:00:51.820 I'll just, if there's another S on, I could easily.

02:00:54.680 That could be a problem.

02:00:56.020 We're not very smart.

02:00:56.880 So, you know, I've been trying to come up with a jingle and I, oof, I...

02:01:02.100 Wow.

02:01:05.160 Go ahead.

02:01:05.800 Here's the first one.

02:01:06.500 All that we want is David's care.

02:01:10.080 Schnee a Parker and Lee Finley for Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.

02:01:17.440 Wow.

02:01:17.920 It's really, really good.

02:01:19.740 I mean, jingle singers, you don't have to worry about AI because, I mean, if this is what it produces, I just don't.

02:01:27.520 Give me the one on the warm Texas Eve.

02:01:29.540 I don't even know who this one's trying to appeal to.

02:01:32.200 Do you know?

02:01:32.680 I have it here.

02:01:33.560 Sarah, let me just play this one.

02:01:35.660 Honorable Texas Eve.

02:01:38.280 Tell me.

02:01:38.800 No, no.

02:01:39.280 Wind begins to whisper.

02:01:43.100 Skate, Parker, Finley.

02:01:47.120 Names shine like a glister.

02:01:49.560 I don't think glister is even a word.

02:01:52.200 Glister?

02:01:52.660 Glister.

02:01:53.100 I mean, blister is a word, but you don't want to compare the candidates to that.

02:01:57.480 I don't even know.

02:01:58.460 Now, is this the rock one?

02:02:00.760 Yeah.

02:02:01.200 Oh, no.

02:02:02.060 Yeah.

02:02:02.480 Give me the rock one.

02:02:03.880 This one.

02:02:04.400 In this world of darkness and despair, such a big kind we can share.

02:02:11.160 This isn't bad.

02:02:28.680 I gotta say, it's like a Pat Benatar endorsement.

02:02:30.980 So, it's David, Gene, and Lee, instead of, you know, the last names.

02:02:36.480 But that might be.

02:02:37.400 I don't even know.

02:02:38.400 I mean.

02:02:38.660 Yeah.

02:02:39.040 I don't know.

02:02:39.620 That might be hard.

02:02:40.340 What if there's another David, Gene, or Lee?

02:02:41.800 I don't know.

02:02:42.800 Try this one.

02:02:43.680 Yo, yo, yo.

02:02:44.380 I'm here to say.

02:02:45.620 Got some judges who'll make your day.

02:02:48.120 David shit.

02:02:49.020 Gina Parker.

02:02:50.180 Lee Finley.

02:02:51.020 Hear me out.

02:02:51.980 In the Texas court of criminal appeals.

02:02:54.360 They carry clout.

02:02:55.940 David shit.

02:02:56.800 He's sharp, no doubt.

02:02:58.180 Gina Parker with him.

02:02:59.580 What she's about.

02:03:00.380 Lee Finley.

02:03:01.580 Fairness he does tout.

02:03:02.860 For justice.

02:03:04.220 They all shout.

02:03:05.500 Shake Parker Finley in the court they weave.

02:03:07.820 Upholding the law.

02:03:08.920 In what they believe.

02:03:10.080 From dawn to dusk.

02:03:11.400 They never deceive.

02:03:12.220 I mean.

02:03:12.980 They're not bad.

02:03:14.380 Is there a demand for a mentally challenged white rapper doing an endorsement of?

02:03:18.320 No.

02:03:18.880 This is AI.

02:03:19.780 He identifies whatever.

02:03:21.660 There are more choices of gender for AI.

02:03:26.420 Okay.

02:03:26.920 That's good.

02:03:27.480 An infinite number.

02:03:28.240 An infinite number.

02:03:29.100 Yeah.

02:03:29.140 Yeah.

02:03:29.240 Yeah.

02:03:29.460 Yeah.

02:03:30.120 No.

02:03:30.300 I mean.

02:03:30.460 That one's not bad.

02:03:32.420 It's not good.

02:03:33.740 No.

02:03:34.060 It's not good.

02:03:35.200 It's not good.

02:03:35.780 I mean.

02:03:36.120 May I just remind you of this one?

02:03:41.460 I mean.

02:03:42.260 Well.

02:03:42.820 I mean.

02:03:44.220 If you care about the glister of this state.

02:03:46.980 Yeah.

02:03:47.200 You know.

02:03:47.580 Then you're going to care about that.

02:03:48.760 Yeah.

02:03:49.120 So.

02:03:49.660 Yeah.

02:03:49.800 No.

02:03:49.900 The rap one's a masterpiece in comparison.

02:03:51.040 Play the rock one.

02:03:52.580 Because that's.

02:03:53.200 You know.

02:03:53.440 That one sounds like legitimately it could have been a song from some Pat Benatar album in

02:03:58.180 1986.

02:03:59.980 Yeah.

02:04:00.460 Why is AI good at this and rap?

02:04:02.300 Yeah.

02:04:02.620 Yeah.

02:04:03.140 Yeah.

02:04:03.460 See.

02:04:03.700 It's the other four.

02:04:07.780 They're standing tall and strong.

02:04:09.640 Standing tall and strong.

02:04:12.060 Daddy Gina and Lee where they belong.

02:04:16.520 Yeah.

02:04:17.080 Yeah.

02:04:17.400 See.

02:04:17.720 I mean.

02:04:17.940 It's like a power.

02:04:18.920 Power.

02:04:19.440 I mean.

02:04:19.680 I just think I know we're maybe even already past this observation but like think of how

02:04:24.920 incredible it is that you could just type a sentence into a freaking thing and it will

02:04:29.100 create the music.

02:04:29.400 But you also get this so.

02:04:35.920 Names shine like the glister.

02:04:39.700 They do shine like a glister.

02:04:43.060 That is fair.

02:04:44.820 No one will talk about that but they do shine like a glister.

02:04:48.040 They do.

02:04:48.440 They do.

02:04:48.780 That you'd remember if glister was on.

02:04:51.800 You'd remember that.

02:04:55.460 The Glenn Beck Program.

The Glenn Beck Program - February 21, 2024

Things Are NOT Normal in America. It’s on Purpose ｜ Guest： Steve Krakauer ｜ 2⧸21⧸24

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